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NroTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs-Tbe shin MA.

70 Office TO CONSIGNEES.-Th ship Ma
W TTANlEL THOMPSON, Capt. Hill Liverpool
and will lose time ndscharging her Cnsnes
ie7 JOHN TooLE, IS Bank Place.
NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs. -The ship SAXON,
Captain Crosby from Liverpool has arrived and will lose
no thu roo ar sS stols sss
risk and expense bed JOHN ToolE % Bank Place:
OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON AND LAKE poRTchARrRAlN
RAILROAD, CARROl4LTOH. {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
aDTCH alongside of said Road from the North side of thp Meae
to the Lake being dsanf IF y ms saa ,s
a clear " ''"' s fSsiSi Chief
FUGENE E. A. TALLARIE holds our full
Ses pa Ak sss pone Pns s Ssss ssss
by hereby revoked. STONE x WALWORTH
Neworeans, Juue IL, 1852. If
NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
listing between the undersigned under the firm of NJ GARD0NA
CO. has this day been dissolved BY mutual Nj TouRNE
having claims against the firm either Undersigned please
present them for payment. VIM. r. DAVIS,
NewOrleans. June !, 1852. NJ. CAHDONA.
Gg- The entire stock of FURNITURE of the
above firm will be sold nj COST PRICE the old CANAL
fully requested TO call and examine this stock before purchasing else
gs~ The undersigned respectfully informs his
old stand street from October next
Neworlesns, June I, 1859. [s4 lml VIM. 7. DAVIS.
TENHE TREASURER of the BRANCH MINT
OF THE UNITED STATES gives notice that he ppared to
therefor He will also deliver the the expense Mint
all parties them at distance aud who be
the applications muples thereof
jea Il -" ' " WILLIAM bEBUYs Treasurer
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

kB incorporated in April ls49 and declared dividend
Two Years. Business
Office No. 80 CAMP ST, between GravieT and Common
COMPANY Only.
This Company being organized sey protection policy
National Benevolent limitation,
and solid during
tT All policy holders, whether for life
time the Insurance til. DEATH participate the whole the
the Company.
Creitofs insure the lives Debtors married
effect insurance the life Of her bsij the sole
herself and children, free from the rlaims Of creditors.
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Havre and Bremen Steamers.
LlROnr 20 IIkLtLI aAfp1,lM
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFicE,
Friday Morning. June IS, 1852
CoTToN-The market was again quiet yesterday, and
the sales limited to about 1000 bales Prices rregu
lar and We repeat our last figures for reference than
as indicating the state Of the market
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
have the BRDGEWhTER PAINT the months
brick and paered buildings single ro
and instance has the fullest satisfaction
From md made under immediate direction
testify being PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTS SPARKS
AND CNDER protection against leaks consider
Mineral Paint have and invaluable for all
door qualities that particularly
a Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
New Orleans, February s, 1852. 132 Camp street.
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u OST-On Wednesday evening, AA@z
II 4 while returnius Paroii's Concert pair ~ SS
SPRING SPECTATORS IN SHE'LL CASE. The be
suitably rewarded by leaving the Camp
SAMUEL WOLFE.
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PASSENGERS
Per ship Mediator from New Yorklrs Fay, Mira Savage
Per snip INLAND, from Bremen-327 in steerage.
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q P. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
~. Mansfield DeSoto parish, I will practice District Courts
parishes Naehoee Sabine, esoto Cado
Attorneys Of the 18th Judicial District W
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Thus il appears that. upon Mr. Jackson's resolution.
more than third OF the entire northern wing delega-
ton, and about quarter Of the northern democratic
delegation failed vote or the southern wing delega
ton about third, and of the southern democratic del
egation less than ons-siI, failed 10 vote The proper
ton OF the absentees the voting members Of each dele
cation upon Mr.. Hyers resolution is not materially diff
ferent
The whg party. doubtless, have arranged 1t already
that General Scott shall be their candidate and that he
sballsmake avowals for the public eye. They will
hold him up the abotonsts of the North anti
compromise man. and the South will be asked to support
him on the mere declaration of southern wings in Con.
gress that he is conservative on the slave question. and
that he had taken active part in procuring the passage
of the fugitive slave law. Whether the American peo-
pie be deceived by such strategy remains 10 be
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The bill then ordered 10 be engrossed for third
reading.
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. DOWNS askei and obtained the unanimous con-
sent OF the Senate Introduce ball Is 40S) granting TO
ne State Of Louisiana the right o. way and donailo"
Of public land for The purpose OF canng and construct,
ing railroad from Shreveport TO The Mlssssipp liver. in
ssd state; which read the frs, and second times hy
unanimous consent, and referred to the Committee
Public Lands
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
message was received from The House OF Represent.
atives by MIR Forney. their Clerk, announcing 10 The
Senate that the House have passed bill Tor The relief
OF Osborn Cross, OF the United States army, in which
the concurrence OF the Senate Is requested also, that
they have passed the bill Is 2o entitled 'An act for the
relief oil Charles q Hunter = and also that they have
passed the bill Is i7 the relief OF Jane Irwin with
an amendment, in which the concurrence OF the Senate
The Senate proceeded to consider the amendment Of the
House to the bill last mentioned and, on notion II was
concurred IN.
Mr. JONES, OF Iowa. am instructed by the Com.
mitiee Pensions, TO whom was referred the petition OF
Jim Cspers to make report accompanied by bill, and
desire that the bill be now considered !,
The bill accordingly read hrst time, and ordered
Mr. J. asked The unanimous consent OF the Senate 10
have il read second time. AMI acted upon. tts
No objection being made, the Clerk proceeded to read
the bill II second time when
Mr. HALE inquired if ], was being read with view
TO reference
The PRESIDENT. II ia not but with view to its
being acted upon now
Mr.HALE Then object
Mr.. JONES, OF Iowa. Il is for the relief Of negro
man
The PRESIDENT tits too late
Mr.. HALE. My objection has been made promptly,
before the bill was read through -
The PRESIDENT. The Chair stated when the sen
ator from Iowa asked to have the bill considered that IL
required unanimous consent; and no objection being
heard, the bill was ordered TO a second reading
Mr. HALF. wantto make a suggestion. Two or
three days ago, when b put upon It's second read
ing before the reading OF the bill was completed, the
senator from North Caro- lima tNr BADeRRI objected and
the Chair entertained the objection
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icy To Judge from the present record and from The PER
sstence OF General scott in Withholding any public sx
preston OF opinion in regard the faginyeslsye law
they have. as party, abandoned The position thsy
claimed have assumed in the early part OF the session
AS evidence OF il, will append classification OF the
vote given 10 lay the table the resolutions OF Messrs
JACKSON and HLLYER decarave oil an adherence TO the
compromise measures BY this classification il viii be
seen that OF The sixty northern whigs-of whom forty
three actually votedbut eight voted against the motion
TO lay the table Or in other words, but eight were
willing to endorse as fnality the compromise meas.
OF the last Congress But here is the classification,
showing the votes given. and the absenees. copied fom
the Union OF the 7th and Sih instant.
The whole number OF both parties in the House. classi
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Alexandria Bost.
= 49,. TIVE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
GAkr follows Boats fare, i2t cents eoaehfsre
making the "trip for pleasure, boats
Northern Liberty Mnrket
coach also leaves the Capitol 7k IN
iIk.2, 4, and 8 O'Clock.
Leave AIer.ndds at ~, on, Tx, "a and O'Clock.
JOB CORsoN,
Ap Did N-+ CaptnIn
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msde. which had not been acted ON by the Senate. Mr.
u stated that the object not TO present them again.
but they cd Tor other purposes some oil them
relate 10 another subject.
The question being taken. leave to withdraw
vr.
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nuusE OF aEpaEsENrATIvEs
After the reading Of the journal


CHARLES O. HUNTER.
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
TO be the motion OF Mr. Polk, made some days since
suspend the rule in order to take from the Speakers table
the ball for the reliet OF Charles @. Hunter.
The question being put. the rules suspended and
the bill being taken up, read the second time.
Mr. POLK moved the previous question on is thru
reading; which being seconded by the House, =,
Mr. ST. MAR Tin demanded the yeas and nays; whia
not being ordered the said bill read the third time
Mr.. EVANS demanded the yeas and nays the psr
sage Of the bill which being ordered,
MIR. COBB moved to reconsider the vote by which n'
bill had been ordered to n tnird reading. ~,
MIR. CARTIER moved to lay that motion on the tabk'
aareed to and then the said bill passedyeas w.
nays Sc
Mr. MCDONALD asked The unanimous consent Of %
House to report back IRON the Committee Revounos
AIRY Claims private bill; but, objection being mS''
leave was not granted. ~,
Mr. Med. then moved TO suspend the rules TO- enao.
him to make the report he had indicated; rules y"
pended.
Mr. MCDONALD reported back from the Commune
on Revolutionary Claims the Senate bill for the rene
Jane Irwin, only Surviving child Of the late General '"'
Mr. SrE GHf of Georgia, moved to suspend Be
rule reqairllg this bill to be referred TO the Commute
the Whole House rule suspended. -, a,
The question being the third reading oil the o os
report m the case was read al length Tor The
OF the House.
Mr. MCDONALD demanded the previous question ~
the third reading oil the bill. Me-
After conversation between Messrs, HALL AM m,b.
DONALD, MIR H., By leave, fMr. McDONAbpwIlo
drawing the call for the previous question: nov, me
amend the bin by inserting provision fofoous
payment OF interest on The claim; which oems "s
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Nhi,As n hull. President "a the Hoard OF osn"'S~
Ap2a-d9w MANY cITiZtNS
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whole tickets slo-IIalves S5-ousrtrrs ~ So
Certificates OF packages OF rs whole tickets $40 90
Do do of 25 half do 20 90
of Is quarter do Is 90
0-orde certificates Of packages In
Official each drawing Immediately amer
o a
Address T.. o'BRIEN, Agent
(succe..or j.. 4 g. Msury,)
Ap Aiersndns, Virginia.
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SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MAY, 1852.
GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS.
Successors to J. w. Maury & Coy

$751; $3.50 !-S2l ,500!-5 prizes Of $4,000
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Class 4, for 1859.
To be drawn Wilmington, Del Saturday, May 1852
II drawn numbers In each package Of rs tickets.
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Balssnors and WashAnssen RAAirssd.
DAsbEH0ER an a. foIiows, ss
L Leave Washington at q and 9, In, lol m, and pm
Leave BALTIMORE nj ~ and ,, n m; aud ~, p m.
The and third from Washington and
Inc conds nd omitted.
Tickets and checks Philadelphia and New York can be
obtained by trains leaving Al g. and M Passengers pro
Baltimore and fbIadclphn railroad station.
tickets si3 VIII be
- T, n. PARSONS,
Ap o5-d1 Agent.
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE sTOHE, No. 10 Walnut
Fourth, PhisdslphaWnes liquors OF all
direct from the and producers be Ind
furnished members Of Con
and Others Washington city, shortest paid
by /" Adams's Express.n - e..##E
shsrres, Sparkling Champagne
Msderss, Most,
Ports, Clcquot,
Red w
Tenerifre, Perrucbot,
Lisbon, Hcidsick,
Mu.cst and many Others.
Frontgnan, Sparkling Moselle,
Malaga, Hockbeim,
Ciare,s o SORTS Rudeshem,
Marcobrunn,
Bursnndes, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
sfa Brandss Of all sorf
dark and pale demobn bottles with cheap,
and and old.
Irish whskey mononGahe Bourbon jamaica spirits,
wild cherry brand,es Scotch
ale, London porter and in hbs of and Dozen
sFE MM# Harona Cigars,
Of direct reliable quality always hind,
wholesale the quarter box.
establishment sold directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country Trode,
supplied and RETAIL by the csk demiohn,
dozen, package Of assorted so'ts
Orders limit guaranteed 10
be satisfactorily filed goods faken back.
with all tho principal wine pro
with the best houses
there enable offer good arci ~ chssp o ana
Cheap Wine Store, N o. 10 Walnut st., Pmsde'ph'a'
Feb lo-diy
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.aNaILaa. 400 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
h ATON3S
II "A AWN1S
InitiatorY Counting Room. Foster St..

ln1Clatory counting Room, roster ST.,
NHM-u. "a Ton sgoaId respectfully offer his servi.
III Ses - such as would like to acquaint Themselves
with Or without The ' Gsi +, KEEPING by Double Enr,
clear and concise, being easily understood By The mosi
ordinary capacity
Each and every Student who entrutts himself to his
instruction, shall BIZ warranted be capable Of cor.
Quoting set Books the entire satisfaction Of him.
sell ~ his employer Ills Rooms win be open day ami
evening and each student devote such proportion
OF the day evening, Is convenient for him;-nn
length Of time spec fled The student can remain tin
he feels perfectly satisfied.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen he would state that in
Connection with bIs Mercantile Department he will In.
Eod7ce simple and cOTreet method Of imparing
taosouga ORle5ge d the science Of the FL gsh Ian.
G1ess5 b1s method viii e sach enable the Student
y cSapr 1sa9 ne Dhos0pa9 Of she language al once
% Connection wh ibis Department, particular alien.
fon wl - 2aid 70 Egistolsry writing and e,apositisn
N 9zser faS sad classical Lzsge may be f0rfn
Is 4aG preserved.
A sasirss af instruction IN Commercial Writing ami
Aatanessc viii - Hursuear thaI Hose wishing NAY
8yt themselves 81 Ne benefits o. these two iaaisoeu,
8Die 3t.t1trs Each StsIdeat instructed 5Y himself
aHG 10l M I Class
PrfTzss EaT <eAasI-
E1f ai1uzI % ~ aii EIpaciile r.. VIII Be- sneuef
= " afne 31Gns- xifzE asat 1lEriilsa E1g 81
ssassiiaH VII n gresl ~ al Fl Heg 1la..t al..E
10 1fsazEe- tbs aitipl.i Isfz.s = Ia zu4-F
naEsss ~ Ftiitfi uitzEssLE. argauesH azid IN
lfngeF5
f.rrui aeeerdHtg i,rHnahsf gursnsl maze Fz-rur
q % s-aan. 81 tise Worcester Ga1E Bufdiar Ftts.
4e-sse tsa iof a snb " HalrBac Dsptr sts-.
~ = saf'n ts5ssgsIgs ~ ir,sllat Of sdncatiun.
e-s-flf.
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RENEWAL

nc ouoseHbers have removed their Works frou
~ eofne OF Uuon and Exchange Stress 10 the Iayga
~ coni99niols steam Buildings witt in few rods ~
the Grand Junction Depot where thew are aous o.
s 70 order Engine and Hand Lathes Power and
Mals Tni si, slaobns Machines Upright rs Boring
ary Pulling Millsi Screw Cutting MacLinaa no.
n miiot Sn.es Patent D les The s,Iper;o,tv
he, Dies over those heretofore used ~
Thread ~ reject Screw, whether on SQUARE
Nv no s~edgine o. previous preparaen a . ~,
IN es .ne thread out Of solid iron without rasnr ~,
raniJS III ~ lDelr simplicity apd greater duraby
get out Of order. ' '''p niue llaDhty to
inc AsS LOB WORK of all descriptions sueb .s cs.r
PnS Wsos any To AdOos Screw and Geer Cutting Iron
'hocAs furnished at manufactIrers prlces '''o'i
Worcester:Dvc Esd, 1851 hiS Sea1A 80 ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
DR.. & MRS. DRAKE,
PHYSICIANS.
No 259 GREENE STREET New YORK.
Son-in-lalO, daughter, and successors to the late

They treat CHRONIC DISEASES ofthe LUNes, BRoY-
CHIAL, LIVER KIDNEYS and other vICERA, all NERVOUS
and FEMALE COMPLAINTS, particularly those arising
from DEBILITY, INDIGESTION, CONSUMPTION SCRoFU
LOUs SCoRBUTIC or CUT4NEoUs DISEASES. Their sue
cess is generally known, and their remedies which
prepared from the original receipts of Mrs MoTT,are
popular that it is considered unnecessary to conf
ment upon them further than say, that they have
peatedy been efectual in performing p+Imanen cures
in Of long standing after their having been un-
successfully treated and in many instances pronounced
ncurable by many Others in the medical profession
INvALIDs DESTROYS of trying these remedies and be-
coming fully informed the system of treatment
pursued by DR.. g. Mas DRAKE, will receive prompt
to all letters of enquiry addressed post paid to
their residence as above.
pMEDIcINEs carefully packed and forwarded in
afety, to all parts, by express. dec 10 deod6twly
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MEDICINES, &C.
PETROLEUM, OR ROCK OIL!
A Natural Remedy!

Procured from SAT- Vel an Allegheny COhnty'1
-Four Hundred Feet betoao the EGrthS SURFACE
The healthful balm from Natures secret spring,
The bloom OF health, and life, TO man VIII Orihgj
AS from her depths the magic liquid flows,
To calm our sufferings and assuage our woes
TIME PETROLEUM is a Natural Remedy-itis pl
I'M as il flows from the bosom Of the earlh Witho~
any thing being added to or taken from IT,
il gets its Ingredients from the beds OF substances
which il masses over in its channel Ihey are
blended together in such form as TO DEFY all human
competton 1f Petroleum is medicine at all, Il Is
good one for Nature never half does her WORK.
SCROFULA-The Petroleum is a great mediclhe III
scrofa and Kings Evil in all those diseases having
their origin in depraved condition 1.-THE blood ana oth
er fluids of the body.
OLD SORES AND ULCERS will be removed by the
daily applicaton and administration fthe Petroleum
BRONCHITIS AND ASS HMA can be relieved by
the Petroleum. The distressing Cough Mani SWeats,
and difficulty of breathing removed by It's use, III
verv short time. -
FOR OLD SORES AND ULCERs.-Apply the Pc,
,rolenm morning and at bedtime; keep the sores ana
plcers clean by washing them daily with CASTLE soap
and warm water - ~, ~
FOR SORE AND INFLAMED EYEs-The retro
nm shonld he applied two three times day to the
affected eve and drop TWO be allowed TO get under
The lid When there is a scrofulous tendency, II must
be taken internally, doses OF tea'spoohln, three
times day, .,,,,,, cox
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS and COM
SUMPTION.- The dose is tea-spooniui, to be gwen
three times u day. For sale by
NJ b. GREEN, and JAMES GREEN,
noy6dly Worcester, Mass.
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"9 TIE Boats of this Line F-ua -
u - will leave Providence, 1nslN
&C., from Fox Point on MON
-------=---- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS 81 FRIDAYS,
and New York on tuesdays, THURSDAYS, d
SATURDAYS, until furthernotice.
Freight taken for New York al reasonable rates:
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semweeky Inland Line TO Baitl-
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot and for Baltimore at cents per loot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, ~
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, ~
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if so directed
"a tttSuAn1AOO
will leave Providence WEDNESDAY, October Isl al
4 Pm.
For further information apply to w. H. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad &C.;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. ii N. r. or w. P. Williams nj
Broadway New York, or to
B. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
sep27 dwtf Providence.
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Gas Fitting

THE Subscriber heTisg purchased 81 Warren Ez.gI
Esq, ais eztise 1ooez q Tsois zzd nferszr . ne
Gas FIttag oazzess, prepared q 10 51ii5ass a..
nc sHd private S1r 11z Use Of E45, GlorusEa sd
s1bz-slflz- nIsnHer- AID q 1zzz1Ea5Is .ergz = "a
b Gone z lis CRY zaT 8r1er
Also constantly 1and SAMPLES # tie zsezF PIX
rsrzz af SIS Ez1IEsz. Ehea iii fu6uses - ars=
AID q s19r- zaEsce- AL orders "a 81 NAzzZN L.
LeLk-- sdnk szunz zhE z6aa = aszr Z ~ sre=r
Egcx Szor=7 WI nes2 viii 1Foszp1 g.seu1ias-
AZHzEwGE-T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

Jaundice Liver Complaint, tpation, and Debity,
curing ai;er Natures own method, by Nalhres own
Agent the Gastric Juice " tiafa teaspoon thll OF
Pepsin, infused in water, will digest or dissolve, nVe
pounds of Roast Beef in about two hours, out oil the
stomach
z Pepsin the chief element, great deesting pIinc
pie the Gastric Jucethe solvent OF the food, the pu-
ifyng preserving and stimulating agent of the stom
ac and intestines 1t is extracted from the digestive
stomach Of The OK thus forming artificial Digestive
Fluid, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice IN It's
chemical powers, and furnishing complete and perfect
substitute for it BY the aid of this preparation, me
pans and evils of Indigestion and Dyspepsia are re
moved lat rs they wound be by healthy stomach. 1t
is doing wonders for Dyspeptics curing OF Debility
Emaciation. Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consump-
ton, supposed to be on the verge of the grave The
scientific evidence upon which it is based sin the high
est degree curious, and remarkable.
Scientific Evidence! Baron Liebig, in his Gel
ebrated work Animal Chemistry, says:-''An Arti6-
cia Digestive Fluid analogous the Gastric Juice may
be readily prepared from the membr ane of the
stomach OF the OK in which various articles Of food
and eggs, will be soened changed, and dges ed,
just in the manner they would he in the human
stomach"
E Call on the Agent, and get a descriptive Circular,
gratis giving large of scientific evidence,
liar the above, together with reports of remarkable
cures, from all parts of the United states.
" Lewis T. Lazell, James Green, and NJ B. Green,
are authorized Agents for Worcester b. X Bliss, for
Springfield
Ar1t 4
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jlllson's Compound Vegetable Syrup.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
AfDHIIf OF the Blood is doubtless the cause Of
=; A.st diseases; This syrup is designed TO restore it
70 healthy condition. IL has beeu az grea, ha, -;
hose cases where fair trial has been given to il AS m
mefons testimonials will show Ills presented m The
o aa - cure LOT Nervousness. General Debility
Diseas es and il eradcates all kinds obnmors
s1eh a. sofoinla Salt Rheun Pinples on the lace
s Ssas 1olene. Bes Ring Worm or letter, Erysip
~ ~ ~; hhtnonys Fire. 1t is also complete rem
eu5 W az diseases arising from an injudicious use NJ
y, a'ld eoD'ptetfiy renouates the system
PERSON VINO values health, after becon aeouain
@ WIN us virtues, will remain long wi boui n PIE
Patea 9nly by c. JILLSON, Woonsocket n 7
,a5 or SAFE IN Worcester by Spur d sbIey. No
~, an street Draper CLARK, Nos lO3 lbs and l07
tbrongban, y an q Harrington, and by Agents
t'Nt'NW bHglhHu states. my6-d1v