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SIZE. aud Ia me instance the o,aiiiop was
.iycp. that al the land IN Texas b,I,pg.d
To the i.npresi,i,s. Frandurp, headlights
ARE "hJrr,s OF such sp,'ciu favor, Tint we
should not br al rris,d learned Arguments
may moi has. been mtde to prove that they
oliy afegond lretsnI 'liis-ctt N " dovcfy
wrll in Wall street. In, viii produce i, Tex.
rs ~, other emotion hut that of res, ,tr,en,.
aud result IN ens,n.er,ng n ~, II Of pro
siion To ANY form al accommodation. aud
passion l,e permitted IN rule where rrason
aIvtc should he heard Ia ,n.ur., the
State in pav al, the whole 10000 900 10
her cnsi,t"rs, dazzling "l,.rs Of isvesiInerts
from abroad N wo,ks al internal improve.
mcni viii he held up before her. every man
will he BATTERED with the idea that rai
rond will he run through hi. learur NJ baud,
and n- yalnc increased au hundred irli
There arr few i rrxas. however. 50 ex.
c.ssiyrly vcr,lant ~ ~ attach the sli-h,r.,
consequence To these alln ing promises.
They have ~ proper rel ,i"n to the subject.
aud are mere make wei lt- which ,i,r-sled
p,iie. ARE .u-htua To- iotrndare. We ARE
mol ,o b. ui.led hy ANY such false i.sura.
aud vii! ar ange and dispose ot onr debt.
upon principles "hisi, ~e regard M 'air aud
Just. aud ps.f,.,ii sl,ese WIN are cntiIl II to
il. Ia employ i, how AID wlsv~~ they n ase.
We eaunni understand the wfoollsG pay,
iig twu doh IRIS where We ow. one ss1s&1y
T." have the two dollars spent among =
As our resources are developed aud U0r
>,.ie increases ~ population, ms II must l.,
u few wears. We shall bee aide IA build our
avn ruais. aud nccoinplisl, Whatever sys
ten of interim! Improvement oar improved
condition n,y require. without icmrsing
spy such onefous eond,,iup us are now pro.
posed
!, is time tbs people were made ncqnaiu.
ted WITH the "pihi.,n Of tiosc who are can
did lies upon this subject; aud especial, Ia
ths selection oI members 81 the lrgisl tiife
i.ct 90 PAT oi the STATE "sv,look the
inpoliailt dats cot Knowing we'll the opii,.
lon- ol lhu.e 10 whou is,c, commit t,us.
oi such niuIue,,ous Importance. Aud We
hope that IA every par, oi tie State Tai,
question w,li rrcr,ye from the people the
consideration wi,ichils in, l"5,anced.in,nds
atd that the ilir,rst al the State VIII At
ti,p next elre;is,p, be cohiii.d to able aud
Trustworthy hliis!s.--S,oc Ga:eue
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ESaLism NxwsrArxa TAA.--A depa'a'
ton frasn I'll the London papers, lately
waited u,n,n the Chancellor oil the f.se''e.
quer, I" srgs upon him thu pf"w's'y ~ re-
P~aling tt,e sta".p duty nn advertisements
In tie cosrss " ihs Mtesy,ew', there were
pvndscsd sss,slry New York papers. each
covss~d BY m "sc-am 81 advertisements.
IN Ill possisA~ sahjsrss. ihsss sraas.At-
lsntls j.'ssnsls wssv lasesvslsd II give sir
Chasl~s Wssh = practical I,soof ii the Vas,
extent TO which advertising 10 carried on IA
= eosntry where Il l. not hurle,s,i by du
y. snd 10 Indicate, by comparison ~ith oul
s~a pspess, the depressing and injurious Il
iset 'nervased by the duty M all rlasase ~
tssdssnsa, ~ will a. ~ sessants and othse
70 sssesl Of employment.
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selected y oetr y.


81. ,i-eIs--,hai sill aud placid sleep
For " hich the weary paint IN vain:
Though cold her couch how Jrramlr.. deep
That rest of hrsu and brain
Oh never more above her grave
shall ! behold the Wild flowers cave
They laid her Where Tie sun and moon
l.,ok on her '"mh. with loving eye,
AMI hsv. hrnrl tn. breeze Of June
sw~epo'cr ii--hk- n sigh
Apd the wild rivers waling song
.,uw d.ssc.iike a. !, stole along
And have dreamed. in many dreams,
M her. who Was u Jonm to me-
And talked u her by summer streams.
In crpwd.. and on III. sea-
~ guide 10 rr~, sni shield from Ill.,,
Nv gentle guarinn sngil still
lis years ago aud Other eyes
ilav, hcaned in beauty DER my yosih,
And lovely lip have bnaihc,I ne signs
And words which .ermrd like ruth
nn, harsh THE mus winch they cnyr,
To that still lingering round her grave.
And have lrf, the cod and deal
IN minglc viii, the living r'ld
There Is weight atou,d my heal
", hear is gfowius old
Oh fur refuge q VI n hnm,
" Nh thee dead Ellen, IN ,l,s tomb
Age 81. upon ny head aud hr'in;
W .pt, f,i-. '-et'rc H. TIM
But they arr NIL time avn ngaiD
Lri gssiner fihe,r prime
AMI thou mr., de,rrf IN iiy shrnu',
Than oil the fa.r aud living er,nd,
Rnc gentle ,rion of the hour
Long Il .~n. like bird. which rums mol barb
Aud -,r-w. ,houeh ~, wuh inncml flowers,
Lite. iupr AMI drrsry track
Oh Tor the w,uvr thar made ,hrr best
To Ace away ani h. n, net
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The reccni law c"istaIns eleven sections.
Three OF them ".I, ae ut general interest,
aud tliese We row publish eaiife The law
goes iu,o effect on jul, is'. Al Ielters
pre- paid N. to b.. charged three ceut.. aud
all otle,s five. This WIS the original nate
fixed on by the Posi-. Office Committee al
the Senate. The tax ia newspapers has
been greatly reduced. \ ucw coin o three
7 cent, is'to be struck, which is 10 be- II legal
tender The i.ht sections which W. oni,
regulate ,he conduct and compensation ol
the i'osi.niastcfs;
An ACT to relure aud modify the rates of
postage in tn United States. and lur
I other Purposes.
BE- Il enac.cd by The SENATE and Honse Of
Rrpresca aires u The taHed Sfa!es ~
tmrricd IN Congress assmb sd, That lron
ia. ,hiai,ih day ri June, eighteen hundred
aud iit,.one, IN lieu o, the rates Of posl.
age nav established l., liw. there shall be
charged The following rates, To- wit. For
eve single letter ia manuscript, ar I,apcr
oi ANY kind upNn which information may
he asked Tor or communicated ia w,iliuy,
iar ANY distance between places within the
tritcj States, not excec'ii',. thee ihon.and
tile.. when the postage upon such letter
/ shall have been pre-. paid tngco cents, aud
/ five cents when the postage thereon shall
not have been prepaid; aud for my distance
exceeding three thousand mlrs, double these
ntcs Tor every each single letter or paper
when conveyed who'll, -, IA pat lN sra I;
aud to- or from l"tcisn county. Tor any
III .,luce over twenty five hundred miics
twenty cents, aud Tor ANY distance under
twenty i've hnud, ed niilc@, ten ccut-, tex.
re,lina. h"wc,er. AL rnsrs where such post.
aur hay, been or shall ic adjusted at differ.
cut ui'rs ly postal treaty ~ convention.
,lreaiy conrlided or hereafter 20 Ice made y
AID lrr double letter ,l,et,>sliiil be cha !te'
double the Mites above specified, and ntfeb'e
letter treble those rates and lnr Il quad.
rnplr letter, qund ull' ,hasr rates aud each
letter or pared not exceeding bali an ouncc
IN weight, shall be- deemed singh tier,
aud every adj Il ',nal weight al halls an
uuncc. az additional wcis at of I',s shan
hall an oupcr. shall b. charged viii, ara ai.
,iiiinu,d si,gie postage. And all drip let
trr-. or lrrt,rs placed Ia any Post oihre,
n,i G,r Transmission bat tur dclisc'y only.
shall b. charged with postage at the rile
Of one c ~ p1ci ahi all letters MW
hereafter b. nd,c.li-cd ~ nfn,iui Y over
or nncalled lpr ia M, post "Iire. shall he
charged with one ccu; IL ad llli"n 10 the
regular postage, both Ia be aec"ulrt sur ~
other passages nnw re.
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tram, Consisting ~ W,st WN408os ~
arrived from III pass', accompanied III M.
irs g. 2 Butl,u. Cnnm,ssxry " ~
boundary Commission. Cob Mol.~tlAW, ~
several gentlemen VIII" were connected wieA
sI,.. sam, expedition The Comnfsainsses.
l., cc,,,eetiua Wit, the Mexican 0flsss ~
pointed ior the same purpose. hss sssal1a
apon the point OF co'n,ncace,ssnt, tssls tAoep
has i,eea little or -" progrrss made - ~
survey. Operilis have t,~en ssepsMds4
f.lc the pressnt. oaing 10 the want ~ 49,
plies The members OF the party aeee6e.
pan,iag the ca missioner wsrs - st1nex1
o,-ss the several ,il,,es upon lkis si1o
~ the river. hs,meep sucnrrn asd 0aAn
Ana. ha, were ordered 10 Ia ta.ssss 1b
to t.ulii, until the arrival u sSf1lloA NJ
An Thurman mut,i..r was cosnmitled n
sucnrto. Ia Jaau rs list. Mr.. EdwAsd ~
Il .fa the Assistant. t@sssrtvr,inslsr ~ ~
expedition, Ia son :" Senator G3tA, RI
Ka,ds Island, was the Victim. tesenqu
that y man by tho uan.e II Alv1Aoe
iouag. noted ,irsI~rast... had I,ssA sv1el.
tar...ds.d bv Clark On ae,,,st ~ as<ute -.
rage. committed by hias, ti"saqsl -
a.ipw AeAicaas. one 81 whom ~ ~ 49,
i.uu. became esast~raicsi, aud ~ etsst
ny w,th several ls~lrss rOsntssHspssA w1N4
H. a fauda,igo where they knew tsastD
he, armed viii, knives aud pNtals, ~ nes
messed behaving II the ~ ~ h.iielns
msn.er til.m Ilarks interfering ~ y
purpose ii pirserying "rier. lsc WaA loS
,at..y attacked By Young and ~ psseS
and iastaniIy killed; lis h..lv was lopIG
80, -. ..:...... \ .,astts s.k,.sf.s Ma n1S1
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Ing drNlfIlNns Tf0In Ihr sINNNlHI W'llH'
shall not he exceeded. nnln.lv -"nehalf Of
grain in sinsle piece. and one penny
weight in II ti"u.aud pirres.
J. Approved March 3 1881.
- Our Debts.
We see at home rs @rll as abroad alma
,laul indications. ti,n, n tong effort will be
nude To ,ndure the next Legi'laiurc to pay
the deb, ot 1exns ut il, n,trnsble value.
\ powerful and wei orsau'lsd i'ilneice
vii he rrl,.led To pyr''h o~ the plan Of ad.
lus,net adopted b. Inruer Legislature,
aud sanctioned by that which succeeded it.
iusiii"us approaches aud open assault, >,ill
be made upon i, and aaniis, THESE the pco.
pie of rcxas ans; oppose yigiImee aud
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Tun III Se,ai,s psi~o~sEs. "A letter
ltan, kuttya dated the ~ nsisina written
hy one nj tte Hungarian Chiefs. gives the
following
:" uur impr, .ann,ent becomes daily more
oppressive ssn shut up with m, family
s., the i.arra.s, surrounded BY Aen',nrIs;
under shr pfeEenrc u gnart Ms a.siu~i ire.
they peal several s,!,I,ess ~ the garr~t. from
Wiener. they s.,y every one ~ "nr sn"vs
mcals, eecn II cur roam. Ho what yoa
eau ;ur nas literpt,os,. ~ at boast that my
wife mi IL, be liberated. ter they 'lv,a,n even
her. tisn, dis.d al Ah.wc. This IL aAd.
i.a, It se..'ns tl,st they wi.h tn bnfs Us I'll.
Til aasY. | endured ever, ib',s with The
gfestsst patience. Ia order ro! IL xnnny
ihe Turktsl, t;"s.rnment; ~ aew J esss
tis.is int~nt,nn il bad ass~ sksy nPrtsss
~ every day more aud H.pse. T"dHy th+y
'n..t \. n.umr. q d+rs'ss ~ q s''s - =
emr hit,Asa. aud uMssesi . '-ssla* - WI
.sr daily sA.sis. oppcs@'i Thu n.~assse
-sevrv4iusily. BIT 10 not hnow swasi' wAs'
.see~ss.'
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a Science IN Agriculture.

\ sIHriV"l % a s'li 90 g'"'d appearance
was glseu 10 SIR humphrey Dasy. from
I,ncoi,ishi.e, 10 r,gl,iid, rs remarkable i,i
stculnv. un anuis avg II he found sll,lia,e
oi non. He recommended q top dressing
oi lure aui ll,e al t,liste 81 non WAS iosti,.
Wi.n converted uitp tie sui plate uf lime II
n"xinus substance was at once c'mnged
tntr an ,'em.ia oil e,iil,ly. II wss tf.
boast ui rankin that Ge nad stopped the
hsIiuings pi 10, pc,ls and had chin,cd HE
lanndc. bolt. enr,nl>tfy does nrre. fvi
-u,,, hfe changed by is alchemy into TIE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21
Cleanse the Blood from all Humors
BUFFUMS HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

PORELH Y VEGETABLE :!
TNHlS is the most valuable Medicine that has ever
Il been discovered for all Bilious Complaints Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation Genel-
al leohity, Female Weakness, or Obstructhns Rneu-
maiism, DC. 1t is an excellent Medicine for Purifying
the Blood and rendering it rich and nourishng tea
spoonful of the Restorative, taken on first getting up
IN me morning, ana anoIherat bedtime, wi purify the
Blood more than all the Sarsaparillas in use
IL quickens the circulation OF the Blood restores
Lest Appetite e1cites the Liver greater acvl,y in
the secretion Of Bile carryingt othrough the natural
outlet OF the body and removing that sleepy despond-
ing state of the nnd that almost always attends Liver
Complaints worms cannot live where this medicine
is taken; it soontlesiroys them.
n y Prepared al No 237 Broad street, Providence,
R. by p. BUFFUM.
AGENTS-Worcester, Albert CLARK, James Green
M. b. Greens New Worcester, Frederic Cutting !;
Clappville, samuel FIRTH Cherry Valley Wright Bot
tomly Sterling, Hezekiah Maynard; Grafton Centre,
Sumner DinsmOre; New England Village, T. d. Palm
eri Farnumsville, Wright & Morse; Wood took C.
Fenner; Whitinsville, Smith Bates; Uxbridge L. F.
TAT, and Charles Fairbanks; North Uxbridge, F. NJ
Aldrch, and William Dudley sep2-dw3m
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DR.. M0RSES
InVig0l ating Cordial,

EN0R Genital Debility, Impotency Incontinence, or
a Nocturnal Emissions, Loss of Muscular Energy
Physical Lassi'ude, General Prostraton &C. or any OF
the consequences ofyoGhu ndscretion or indulgence
OF the passions in ripper years. That this medicine will
cure the above complaints, and relieve the mental and
bodily Bcapacity of the unfortunate sufferer we have
proof positive, the following testimony, of the many
received, will show:
DIR. Woodward of the Massachusetts Insane Hospl-
tai, writes of one of his patients being cured by using
this cordial, thus:t gives pleasure TO inform YOU
that one OF my patients, wEe in Boston, procured some
oil your Cordial He tells me that he had not a single
emission alter he commenced taking it, while before he
had two or three week. When he applied 10 me
says Dr. W, Il thought it hardly possible for him ever
toregaln his whole strength prescribed the usual
medicine used IN those in the Hospital but they
had no effect. In the meantime he purchased some Of
your cordial which has effected acure am satisfied
no other medicine would. shall ever recommend it,
whenever an opportunity occursn
Prepared by Nj MORSE, NJ. D. Important advice
with particular directions for cure each
bottle which viii be forwarded to the writer's address,
n: b. Preparations of Sarsaparilla &C., have no ef-
iec in these cases. Neither the nonsense cont aimed
IN wonderful little books hissubject of any USE
Only Agents-M. B. GREEN, No. 2I6 Main street
and JAMES GaEEN, No. III Main stie et, Worcester.
aug25-eOl3m
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jillson's Compound Vegetable Syrup

FOR PURIFYING he BLOOD.
MPURITY of the Blood is doubtless the cause of
4 most diseases. This Syrup is designed to restore it
TO healthy condition. II has been of great benefit in
those wherea fair trial has been given it,
merous testimonials will show. 1t is presented the
public cure for Nervousness. General Debility,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints Colds, Coughs, Con.
snmpve Diseases and eradicnes all kinds OF humors,
such Scrofula, Salt Rheuni, Pimples the face,
Ulcers, Blotches, Dies, Ring Worm, letter. Erysip
elias or ST. Anthony's Fire. II is also complete
edy for all diseases arising from an udcious use of
mercury and completely renoUdtes the system.
No person who values health after becoming acquain
ted with its virtues, will remain long wi bout it. Pre-
pared only by G. JILLSON, WooDsocket X. /.
II For sale in Worcester by Spur Sibey, No
l4O Vain street. Draper Clark, Nos. 1O3 les and 07
Front street, Taft d Harrington, and by Agents
throughout the New England States. my6-dly
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NOTICE.
III. q. MOORE, Merchant Tailor.
And dealer in GENTS FunNIsr,xo coons

And dealer in GENTS FURNISHING GooDs
A T the old stand, No. 2I3 I-2 Main Street. II.
AS. Hotel, Worcester, Mass, wishes TO
INFORM MS friends and the public generally that he has
made arrangements with the best Importing Houses IN
new ork and Boston, from which he Is receiving dali
~, fresh supplies of new and Fashionable G ODDS IN hi.
Lne suited to the Autumn and Winter trade such az
overcoming Pantaloonery, Broadcloths and vestlnes
Oh superior styles and quality which he is prepared
to make to order at short notice. and in the most an
proved styles.
Also H. 3 NJ. is now receiving, from New York
and Boston fresh supplies Of Gents Furnishing cood.
such as Dress and Fancy Shirts. Silk, Merno and Cot
ton Under Shirts and Drawers, scarfs, CTaysts
be sold much less than the usual marker prices Car
temen are invited TO call and examine for Themselves
at the Old stand, No. 2l3i Main street. u. S. Hotel
Building, Worcester Mass. ''''''
ol0d2m nm II 81 Monpr
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PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for business with ~. S. Paten
Office, WASHINGTON
IGN Office

agency Tor business with u. s. Patent
ONCE, WASHINGTON.
No. re State Street-BOSTON.
1 1910 the subscriber was appointed by tie Com.
missioner of Patents Agent of the s. Patent Office
in accordance with the 10th Sec of Act of 1887
Having relinquished the Agency for transmission of
Models, and adopted more expeditions mode Of send
ing them TO the Patent Office, whereby Patent NAV
be procured about six weeks earlier; he continues 10
forward them free xpeHse-to prepare Caveats pec
lncatons Assignments and all the necessary PaDes and
Drawings tor Patents and to render advice on legal and
scisnunc matters respecting the Pate ssecured
in Europe and other countries
by apphc1tsi this Office inventors are saved the
time ANA cost oil sLarney to Washington and DELAY
there as well as all trouble in obtaining their
patents. They also have the advantage of verbslv
planning their Inventions and of consulting in respect
to them; mters, in general of paramount importance
u ORDER 10 obtain correct specifications and claims
Inc experience OF sixteen years practice an extensive
collection of works, decisions ETC. on mechanical
SUBJECTS, the Patent Laws, and Patents o. different
countries, collected at much expense during The long
time TINS ONCE has been established, together with
accounts here kept of inventions patented at Washing
ton enable the subscriber to afford inventors DESTROYS
OF procuring Patents, assistance and Information which
IN other respects might be difficult of attainment
X. ii. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents.
Washington, July FL, 1919. During the
time occupied the Office Of Commissioner of Patents
T. H. EDDY, Esq OF Boston, did business the Patent
ONCE as Solicitor for procuring Patents There were
lew II any persons acting in that capacity who had 40
much business before the Patent ONCE; and there were
none who conducted II with more skill fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
most skilfu Patent Solicitor In the United States and
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cam
not Employ person more competent and trustworthy.
and more capable II putting their applications in form
70 secure Tor them an early and favoraby eonsidea
ton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
Boston, Sept 8, 1851. sep6 eod&wlsmly
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Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Com

UduV.
A T the Annual Meeting Of the WORCESTER MI.
"A TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, held
December IL, $780, the following officers were elected:
PRESIDENT AND TREASURER,
FRED. WILLIAM PAINE,
DIRECToRs.
EBENEZER TORREY, Fitchburg
PAUL WHITING, Northbridge.
JOHN w. LINCOLN, Worcester.
ANGRY HOLMAN, Bolton.
ALANSON HAMILTON, West Brookheld
JAMES s. WOODWORTH, Worcester
WILLIAM T. MERRIFIELD, Worcester.
DAVID LEE, Barre.
The following abstract of the reports made 10 the
meeting was ordered TO be published:
The amount at risk Dec. l. 1850, Sl0,462,l38
The number of policies now outstanding is lO,442 The
Company sustained the last year eleven partin and
heen total losses amounting to Sll 2S4 Is which have
all been amicably adjusted and paid. The dividends
have ranged du ing the year. from 70 to 81 per cent
averaging more than eighty cents the dollars paid
premium, refunded the holder of expired policies
The net cash funds of the Company Dec l. 1850,
amounted to Sl26 963,60, which is invested in Bank
stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
The Directors cong graduate themselves and the public
on the above statement, which they enabled to
make at the close of another years successful opera
tons OF the old Worcester Mutual Fire InIurance
Company. Notwithstanding the Company have can
celed policies, and refused TO renew where they had
expired, during the year, account Of the haz-
ardous character Of the risks, the of more
than half million Of dollars, they have insured much
larger amount OF property, than in any former year.
II VIII be seen by this report that the cash funds of the
Company amount nearly $27O OO and that the divi.
dends have averaged more than 80 per expired
policies.
The Directors not disposed to interfere with
oheroces or dictate to people where they shall
their property. This Office takes none but the safest
risks-is confined to the County of Worcester in its
ope atons and publishes at the close Of each year
account OF its standing and condition.
FRED. VIM. PAINE, Pres.
ANTHONY. CHASE, secy.
Worcester, Dec. 1850. dec24
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INSURANCE.
Peoples Mutual FireY insurance

CohPANf,-WOree Mass.
With a Cash Capital OF over s1oo On
AAd AVaIiahis tapttal oG sou of,
INSURE Buildings, sMearchandise. and Persons, I,,-
1erty generally. both on The - - S'lA- NP-
Stock and Mutual Plan,
On IS favorable terms as any snpps =, =
ted Stock or Mutual Company "e'i 0on~S
ane nrst esASs OF Dwelling Houses and their AZ,
8 fArn Buildings, 2ad their contents p,s h.
insure or one or ave years upon the SIocs prinrSir
r@se as charged in the Mutual denSrtmet
psnss Once, in H4ringtonis Block- ror'.roS I'm,
saa Nan "a streets, OF 10 any Of its Agents.
DIRECTORS
E. h Hemenwsy, A wim.n.
Henry ChaPn, Jonsrhsn ,, 1Haiis'
Joseph Pratt, Pn1n.a w IN
HoraIio \. Tower E h RrishsrSs
Joseph Boyden Esyrs-5 Ei'
James H. wan Jonafhsn ~
Edwin Eaion Henry 4 D a.aeH; S :'
Charles p. Bancroft.
worcester, October ], ISL oc,1,.
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NEVER was medicine more triumphant all oppo-
IN siton-nevcr has medicine more brillisnt
course Of fame and Of cure, than
Bush's 6milax Earsaparilla.
And why should IL not The honorable,
until wretcsd pernicous and worthless compounds des
troyed H.. But BusH's SMfLAx obtained fro the
GREEN ROOT, pure, fresh and nncombned with other
drugs destined to it. Whereye this 10 used it is
wanted again; its 10 continued its friends recommend
&C. and and spreadsnot like wild fire burning
and dcvouring but with genial and vigoratng influence
bearing health, hope and happiness in its For
proof ask all VINO have used physcians, druggists mer
chants and especially the sick restored 10 health by fs
powern almost countless numbers throughout the country
II powerfully upon the absorbant vessels, nvgora-
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complaints, and scute diseases Of all kinds Whs would
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or Prepared and sold BY BUSH a Co. No. Park st.,
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and by Agents throughout the New England States
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