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NJ JOHN L. LEWIS, the present incumbent,
is candidate for reelection for the ofss Of SHERIFF OF
THE PARISH OF ORLEANS, At the November cleo
tinn iyal
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~ Consgoses Of merchandise ship KATE HOWE, Norcre
master from Liverpool viii please to have their permits taken out
within I've days. otherwise the goods will the public
at the expense and risk Of the thereof
iy3l JOHN TuOLE. Raj
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"A Relic-An ancient Mountaineering was plough:
country. seat formerly occupied by the illustrous
Fulton. near Oak Hill, Columbia county. New York.
Il IL Of gold. very thick and heavy, and its outer
circle bears an inscription. in gold letters on black
ground, as followss PErEK SCHUYLER, Cd. J.
SEP, l753-Ar. 80 g." q ~
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- eliissas Of Petersburg. Va, have completed
- -. sssssnpdea q 100000 to The Raleigh and
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
~ Mr. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage il her line of happy inform her
the public she has removed from No. % Nayades
s6 st. Charles where abe prepared to receive and
Ladies' and Children with the following articles to wit;
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUP
PoRTERs, Dr. Banning's BoDY BRACES, DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mn. Bette SUPPORT.
ERs. DR.. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
n Hours Of attendance in the morning, from A. NJ till
O'Clock p. Nj and in the evening, from till 6 p. ".
~ Females will be in attendance assist and wsi uyen ladies'
anil dp cod
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The Sunken Frigats Hussar. Some eighty
years since, this frigate in passing through Hurl
Gate laden with supplies for the troops of his mos,
obstinate Majesty George Ill, struck upon the
dangerous rock, known as the Pot, springing so
bad a leak as to make it necessary Immediately to
run her ashore, which was attempted at Stony
Point, and cable made fast to large tresf for the
purpose Of warping her in. Such, however, was
the rapdity with which she filed that before the
arrangements were completed. she sunk in deer
water and large number Of her crew Gncluding
seven ironed prlsoners) were drowned. 1t wal
supposed that large sum in gold was in her hold
besides immense quantities OF arms and other mu
nitions Of war. Several unsuccessful attempts
have been made, by means Of diving bells and othe
machinery, to raise her. We learn by the West
chester Gazette, that Messrs. Howe and Pratt
who, in company with others, have been for som'
time engaged in clearing away the rubbish b.
which the wreck is encountered, are now in fai
way to realize the reward Of their labors. Larg
quantities of guns, ammunition, etc.. have ALREADY
been secured, and they are now in close proximit.
the gold-ifa any there is, Of which, however, the
admit no question.
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A Card.

~ Sheriff sale announced in the Lsfayetts Republican
with style Of q. BRADFuTE c. G. FORsHEY ais
without explanation calculated njuts credit
the smal sued note, mol
property levied but the property Of the maker Of hs
amply secured by this property, and hal
been settled by the maker.
7 iysilt G. G. FORsHEY.
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sNsss.-Ihs fss ssil braaeA Il the dsmoe-
~ - sess Csaventon st Montpelier, on
~ - The Hon. Edward Weston presided, and
- -. Tinsshy T. Rsdasl, Of Montpelier, Wa
ne.e.ed ssadidses for Governor, in lien Of Luz
- ,. Rssk. dsclinsd.
oe1seg Iesslstisns were offered against the fusi-
- slevs -. whieh were Adopted. and the Con.
veo1isa a1jsuzssd sins die.
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zxe BOssdary.-The San Diego Herald says
that Bfevet Captain Hardcastle, corps Of Topogra.
phisal Engineers, in charge Of the Boundary Com.
mission on the Pacific. il now about finishing the
work on this end Of the line. All the monuments
designating the boundary between this place and
the 0ila river, have been placed, and Capt. H. il
now erecting tho splendid white marble monument
q the initial point. A great portion Of the most
labosous and active duty connected with this work
has devolved upon this accomplished officer, and
he has acquitted himself In manner alike credit
able 70 himself and the profsssion hs adorns.
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Peaches and Pears.
WILL receive by steamer ST. James, from
Pears Of The sasa qualify. fo; sis At g Csne ss By
II .OST-Night before last, during the fire 1t
~ Aleia., = SMALL PAPER BOX, containing
Lady's 0od Wsach and Chains two Rngs two Keys and
Gold Trowel. maaosic embIsm Tbs 1sdes viii Be- lbs
ra!ly .swssdsd By sssar,ag tes 9bSys sric!. Il
+ ARD OIL-l00 bbls. best Cincinnati brands
~ ! ''s < 3 B ssEiiiiss 100. = s... Gov L.,-
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"tmtsr If 0rsdaatss Jren sseh Stats
Inc Cadets At large are nominated by the Psesi
dent Of the United Etates. ss

Thh shows the Stats from which Cadsas srs appointed
wihout rsasEencs 70 The place Of thsr birth
fvessions ard oeeEps ions il UkicA sos ef tie Grad.
oses Of Me M4s.ary dcaaesv Asue bees engaged sspss
teectng tie ssstitarv services
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Extensive and DISASTROUS Storm.-The storm of
July 18Th appears to have been severely felt
throughout the Union. 1t reached from Virginia
70 Boston, probably beyond, in both directions
Wind, rain and hail, with thunder and lightning,
proved very disastrous south Of Washington, to
telegraph wires and posts, TO cattle, unhoused
crops, and houses. Telegraph poles were shattered
between Baltimore and Washington, aud some
damage experienced between Baltimore and Phil.
adelphia In thu magnetic telegraph Offices at Phil
adelphia and Princeton, they we're enlivened by
the frequent entrance anc explosion of Thunder.
bolts" and magnets were destroyed IN both offices,
and numerous poles and wires shattered on the line
II passed over the region Of country in Western
Maryland, bordering on Virginia, and doing con-
siderable damage. 1t continued for some time, the
wind blowing perfect tornado. prosra,ing trees
and leveliDg the corn with the earth. The Boons.
boro' tMd.) Odd Fellow says:
''Across the country. about four miles from this
| place, tract OF timber land of some two acres,
belonging to Jacob Pofenberger, was leveled with
the earth. Scarcely . Tree was left standing. Or
chaFds all around us suffered severely, In some in
stances nearly all the trees were uprOoted."
At Hagerstown, in addition to throwing down
trees and fences, houses were unroofed. The Peo-
pies Own says:
;" house in Church street, the properly of Mr..
JUN SnehLy, was unfOUIeu. L lie TOOL was down
about thirty feet. The gable ends were blown
down, one OF which fell OH an adjoining bulldog,
completely demoiishins the roof lew minutes
before the roof was blown Oft, member Of The
family, Young lady, was IN The garet OF the
building. and was just returning down The steps
when the occurrence took place. She made heI
escape, not, however, without receiving sigh,
iDj0ry from the falling OF tile bricks. We Lear VI
much other damage being done in the neighbor.
hood"
Il The Martinsburg tva) Gazette says that the
Coolest inhabiiant does recollect severe anc
destructive storm as it was there:
The wind blew perfect hurricane-the rair
fell in torrents accompanied by hail some OF tint
stones were as large walnuls. Thousands o
! panes Of glass were broken in ,own-frut, leave
( and limbs We're knocked from the Trees. In tn,
county large trees were prosrated, fences, slack
Of hay and grain were blown down, and The corr
/ much injured
1t prevailed also at places on the Upper Missis
sippi, and for some time we may expect to continu
to receive reports of injuries done.
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NeU Apportionment Of Trginia.-According 10
the provisions agreed upon by the Virginia Con.
vention on the basis of representation compromise,
Richmond is to have three delegates, and Norfolk
and Petersburg one each. Norfolk county has two
delegates, and Princess Ann and Nansemond one
each; Elizabeth City, Warwick, York and Will
Harrisburg, one delegate. In the Senate, the city
Of Norfolk will form one district, Norfolk county
and Princess Anne another, and Nansemond, Sur
rey and Isle Of Wight, another district, etc. There
are thirty districts in the eastern division, and
| twenty in the western.
DYoves of Cattls.-The Martinsbure va.) Ga.
zette says: Within the past week several drove.
Of cattle have passed through this county, from
Greenbrier and Highland, for the Pennsylvania
markets. Cattle from the western counties are
| now principally driven by the valley road. The
new road, authorised to be made from this place ts
Romney, would afford more direct route for thi,
kind Of travel. It would also have the advantage
of being well watered, and passing through fin,
grazing country"
Mechanical Ingenuity.-One Of the most sin
gular mechanical inventions displayed at tn,
Worlds Fair, is the model of a man by Coun
Damn. 1t represents the figure Of man five fee
high, in the proportions Of the Apollo, and from
that size the figure can be increased in all its com
partments to six feet eight inches. 1t is intende
to facilitate the clothing of an army and it is s.
ingenious that the Emperor pardoned and recalle
Count DAMN, who is Pole, on seeing the result
of many years labor and ingenuity. The numbe
Of pieces composing this model is 1000.
| Cherokee Nation Nsms.-The Cherokee Advo
|cats, July II, has the following:
Our town has improved considerably within
few days. Two or three new stores are going NJ
and will be ready to receive goods shortly, Will
others are receiving and putting up, giving ou
place an appearance Of considerable business.
What little wheat has been sown in our cour
try this season, has turned out finely-a very fo
tunate circumstance for our people this scare
year.
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Tuesday Evening. July g.
london Money Markst-The quotation Of gold
q Paris is about per mile discount (according to
the new tariff which at the English Mint price
Of 70 It's. 10 l-2d per ounce for standard gold,
gives an exchange Of 1907; and the exchange at
Paris on London at short being 2502 l-2, i fol-
lows that gold is OILS per cent. dearer in Paris
than in London. By advices from Hamburg, the
price Of gold is 424 "a per mark, which, at the
English MINT price Of S3 It's. 10 l-2d per ounce
for standard gold. gives an exchange Of 1874 "a
and the exchange at Hamburg on London at shori
being 1875 3S. it follows that geld is O29 per cent
deaser in London than in Hamburg The course
Of exchange At New York ON London for bills at
90 days sight is 10 1-2 per cent, and the par Of
exchange between England and America being 100
25:40 per cent, it follows that the exchange is
nominally 092 per cent in favor Of England and
after making allowance for difference Of interes
and charge: Of transport, the present rate leaves
profit on the importation Of gold from the United
States. The English funds during the day expe
renesd further slight depression, but the open.
ing and clcsing prices were the same a. those Of
yesterday. The drst quotation Of consols for
Alter having touched 90 81. Bank Stock left Of
2l4 70 2l5 Reduced, 81 So to "a; Three and a
QuafterC Gents, 90 81 to 7-6; Long Annuites, I
10; India Stock, 256 70 26I en- div; India Bonds
o0s to as; and Exchequsr Bills, Sos. to 53s. pre-
minm. In foreign securities there has not been
much business transacted, and prices have shown
symptoms q heaviness.
STATE Of 7fade--Though there y con.idsra-
BILE business doing in both cloth and yarns. still
prices are little easier, which may, no doabt be
attributed and correctly. 70 the easier state Of the
market IN Liverpool, and 10 the opinion that the
staple has not yet seen lie lowest point Buyer
appear for nearly all parts, except for India and
china, and TOT these even . little ID doing. The
tone and appearance Of things arc decidedly
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- AisN9i = Assssr1. A the annua, ~.
80 ~ Alanafof Harvard Univsrssy, Ne Hon
!Noe EvHsa - eiecssd psssident for ihs en-
49, ~.
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-. l1ethsv ~ sdAiaisssrsd the pledge q
.sss - - ~ sisAs A..dssa psrse.s 81 Pitts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-01
House Lots, Houses. &c.

.1zA EAuTIruL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
M:I eacn dehgntiuiy situated on "Fairmountn hi
o. and aspect for those who prefer 10 live tIe
"us and own large LOT for very moderate cost
Finely situated LOTS liarvard street IN ibc .t..,
,ahu directly West Of the Central Church. the most sirh
lots remaining in tho market w w "'S''a"'e
~ acsIsoie lots on the brewery Estate near tie est
sn Huroad DEPOT, md IN other parts Of dc iiv N' 0a
Aiso several Dwelling Houses in different .rts of ,h
my Good Gardening iard by The acre md othcr yS
EI "a 'o' 'ie vi snf most accommodating terms hy
-" io' consul d. h. MEsgINflffp
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$1,000 REWARD.

'EFHE above is offered any who win furnish ar ar
tcle that is given TO the public; that is so safe 70 TIE
paent IN Will on sufficient trial cure many Of
Coughs Of every kind in SO short me as the
Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperient Pills
The Mixture for Colds, nuenza Catarrh of the CHI st
Asthma, Broncht s. Groups, Hives Rattesl Valoop
ing Cough Shortness Of Breath Difficult Expectoratio
relief in Consumption, and where il is impossible 10 cure
drops.
The Pills TO be taken IN pill bitter syrup for Cos
tivtness, Bilious Diseases, Jaundice Liver Compl iut
scrona Erupdve Dis asses, Sick IIeadachc Dyspepsia
AMI iof the prevention as wei of many other
eases as will be by the Programme and Directions ac
day.
Both Cough Mixture ard Ri Is are warranted entirely
vegetable.
MUSICIANS are furnished with the formus where il is dc
sred, and all who have made efficient til approve of il
The above medicines for sale in This city by L. L
iAZELL; JAMES GREEN, D. SCOTT & co. SPIRR q
SHELLEY, 4. CLARK, and by DRUGGISTS generally in
this part OF the country. esd&eow3rn-dec5
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LEON ARTS
Boston and Worcester Egpzags.

AVSlOA al4I V 0foeSgaY EgpI8gs,
So ~ y ,, subscriber continues run THE Fx
Ezss PhhSS between Boston and worcester fo-
The safe transmission Of Packages Bsndies BanS
,s,ts Specie' and Merchandise generally,
ihFee Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given TO paying cellscrnG and ~
Iallng notes, drafts, bills and purchasing ana s,i %
Al packages must be directed to his care
Inc subscriber is alone responsible for nronex,1- ,
ester Rail Road Company ' al" " or
fackages by this line forwarded from Worcester IN So
en- Newburyport, Tannton Fall River ard New IeiFori
lso, to Portland, and all parts Of Name 'N'
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFEICEs.- HARNDEN & CO.'S Office 8 Court st,se,
ioston; D. ii. KNIGHTS HAT sTORE. 1853 Main Sire,
feD 20 diff 5. s. LEONARD
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Eorwioh ana Woreegter RaiIroad.


sssss Es..... - Is
Tiato Arraagemau-oa and qttv goadar. Dee 2
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 40 pm
Leave Norwich at 645 am. and 49, II
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train VIII leave Alyns Point every nom
ng except Monday at about O'Clock for Boston direct
Returning, will leave Wor every Evening except Sunda,
at 7.O5
FREIGHT TRAlNS-leave Worcester at G 45am
A Freight IrGia with passenger cur attached, wiz
leave Norwich for Worcester al 3l5 PM stopping AZ a
Way Stations on the Road
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
Boston d Worcester RR at4 go am: 3G5 10 30 D m,
western al 8 10 M: $50 nm
IroVldeIce q Wor 7.l5 II am; A pm.
W0r. 81 Nashua, 6.A5 II am: q 10 nm
The connection with the earliest Trains oat OF Worces
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train.
IL Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford provi
dence and fislkii Railroad and the New London VIM
mantle and Palmer Railroad
u hxPEEss FREIGHT leaves Boston al u M. arriving IN
New York next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered TO The Baoosge Mast., -
oher person authorized to receive before the Passenger
tskes his seat in The cars.
Baggage viii not be taken include money! merchandise
nor other articles than those OF personal se and when al
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice i,;si be avou Of f
ict, and an extra price paid The Company viii moi hJ
self liable beyond that amount.
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars7
90 smoking permitted in tie Passenger Cars or Depot
FasseAgeTs must procure Tickets at the Station OG;c
JOEL w. WHITE, President
De'' o i0'o' S"i No w RR.
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Eitehburg and Worooater Railroad.

@1CtAOAA6 anu w UfCCDJ6T ELalIf0aQ.
s4 s4sssass5ssss.
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in conuectic,
with The worcester and Nashua trains, every day ~
cept Sundays, at q
GAS and II A. NJ and at 4 l0PM
hErURfING-Leave FitchbRrg at
$50 A. NJ, 1913 and 5.f5 p NJ
Inc shortestand most direct Ra cad route between or
sester Mass and Burlson W. is by tile way Of Fitch.
bIg Bellows Falls and Rutland This route is
miles shorter than any other
The next shorter by the way Of Titchbnrg Bel
lows Fails, Windsor White River Junction and Monrpe.-
i I'M route is 20 miles shorter than any obe except
we one mentioned above and is 30 nearer than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central ANA Pas
sumpsic River Railroads 80
Passengers going by either of these roues BY the morning
ram nom Worcester have an hour FitchbuTg which
10 se breakfast Those going in the O'Clock train from
Worcester have fifty minutes at Fiichrr at dinner lime
ana those going in the las train have City minutes to stop
for tea f
hETtRNi. G-Passengers who arrive Fiichbnrg by the
IL O'Clock NJ tram, have time get dinner those WIN
arrive i'll the 5mnu;es past O'Clock T. NJ train nave f
TO get Yea and arrive at Worcester eay by any otbe,
ronte The early train from ficnburg, arrives in Worces
Ter IN season FOR the New York via Springfield ard
the last train in for the New York train via Norwich
Nov Is 1850. df
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JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEBITN,

Recently opened at
301 Main Street. opposite s. II. Coitoas NArsery,
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NHTHERE may be had Oysters served up in the variors
w styles: also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon is situated the first floor of the Block and
by personal attention the business he hopes make an
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with Il call.
good assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Frat Nuts
and Coa fectioAerU ON hand
sgye, Heis also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
" kinds from of the best bakeries in the city.
- Also Pics and Cakes, Jellies ard Preserves of do
nestle manufacture. 13ME4LS furnished uf all hours
BURNING FLUID ard LAMPS of the hest quality con
stantly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Worcester Nov. 81, 1850. DIFF WM. A. EAMES.
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Fim plies, rreckies, Redness, Srnburn,
Tan. Bintches. etc

(sl,NPLETEJY REMOVED by the use Of the on EgF
1FLOWEK lotion. The subscriber offers ills 4 o,jo
10 thepeiic With confidence safe agreeable s,,d &c
tain recdy for tie care prevention Of Pmpes on lht
face nnd SKIN for freckes for otcbes for removal or n
renti0n OF ranbul aa Jan for Redress from cxpogure ia
The SUM- fer chsppcd Haas and Tor rendering the complex
ion clear rd beautiful II particularly recommended 10
sentcmcn 20 rresent after shaving and lor pre
venting erupiipsS which psfsn follow.
lJNsnu:sctricd enl snJ BY ORLANDO TOXPKIHs
6grte4 FsF @ie ~ Worcester ~ Druggists gslGi,liy
jay " dyyGm
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Chafin's Premium Yarn.

TVUlCH received DIPLOMA at the late Mechanics
w Fair, is to be found ouly the
BoRCE5FER THREdD STORE.
Be il known, that has this day appointed JOSEPH A.
Rowland sole Agent for the sale my Premium Yarn in
Worcester and no other person authorized to kefp orse
The same from this date ROYAL III. CIiAFFIN.
Holden, Nov. JIG, 1850.
u All qualities for sale at the Manufacturers prices,
the WORCESTER THREAD SroRg, No. PA MAIN STREET
nearly opposite Grous Book Store. dow Novl8
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

WORCESTER, 10th month, 10th, 1850.
A BRANCH of l. CHASE & cos OIL STORE in
IA Wconsocket, is open in this city at q FRONT
STREET. Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pnre,
and their BURNING OILS Of the best quality, and received
ect from New Bedford For reference read the follow
ing certificate. ICHABOD CHASE & co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers, hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm Oil for Machinery, sold by ciabod
Chase Co. of Woonsoeke and feel warranted 10 saying
that it meets their highest expectations and cheertuy
recommend ii to others
DEXTER BALLoU d Co,
GEO. g. BALLou,
SAA'I. GREENE, Ag't Woonsociet Co.
BATES d ARNOLD,
E. i. sPRAGuE, Ag't Globe Mfg. Co.
A. ID. LOCKWOOD " Co.,
OBS DIFF EDWARD HARRIS.
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Potash.


Jtl411
Asa 4 NEW ard convenient Dwelling uorse ,tor,,.
fa n y finished win INC best inateials an1
" situated ON the height Of hand on te corner ~
Ton ana klizsbcth Street commanding a beantiG vt, -,
me city, ard formerly occupied by Lewis r. Joy y
Aho, ~ House Lots near the same Tic To,a ran
.a about 1000 ieet Of Land, and will be sod so low Ne 70
able to buy large lots. 10y "''o ho' Dcch
credit viii be given 10 ui purchasers A plan ar ,o
o's cen &c seen by calling upon subscriber ror ~
9hsT information call upon r. " BANCROFT. or SUI
~" ~ AL A. NJ. MERRlPIFIp
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EYE AND EAR INFIRwbRy

kAeSAa \ W.. sTOME, Oeulist and Aurlst co,.
EfsfS. - tinucs 10 devote Particular attention. r. Z,
Fsss, Diseases md affections Of tie Eye auJ w .,
,ro,,,., ~ re: MAPLE STREET, w0RCEsrER r.,
ypriale1 or Squnt Eye, FOE Cataract ana dsf,ia ~
uol, and inserts Artificial Eyes of dc nsst lilsIt In
n a appearancc lie tgcas Deafness on The , rcce,,
n p,n.ip'cs AZ proetred by the celebrated Aurisr
asn ~ Iurs ana Ytarsiy Of Europe Up,ysrJs AZ "a
I IN ~ ucSness ha'e been successfully II, aed and pcsn
IN. b. ,.tr l'e~s titeGds TO all ge,eraI pfae,ee
a. NJ toAP. H. aoa,C.yiy Ne AoAss iNa ~
li "0S"e"p ccli
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Gordcn's Celebrated Hair Tonic.

NoH the growth and preservation Of the HAIR One OF
the most essential ornaments Of the human family is
ood healthy head OF hair. 1t is deemed indispensa-
element OF beauty, and moreover the expression
untenance, the heath of the head and the feeling of com
81 ami cleanliness depends much the management OF
'e hair, that 70 one who deyotes little time to that
be accused Of nortnate vanity or stdious
49, This Tonic viii prevent the hair from falling off
idcae dandrnf, and increase the growth Of the hair il
y 0ist '
Prepared solely by D. GORDON SO shetucket street
orwich Ct and for sale only New England Fancy
ore where also can be found the best assortment Of Per-
imery Hair Oils, ETC. etc.
MYERS, BAMBERGER g. ROsENBLATT,
aecll-d6Wu 2l0 Main street. Worcester.