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INTERIOR AFRICA = Some enterprislng
British traders have followed up the traces
Of Messrs. Oswell and Livingston, IN South
ern Africa. and have re-discoyered Lake
Nigami. the shores of which they have tho,
roughly explored, walking entirely. around
Il and ascertaining it 10 be sixty miles long
and fourteen miles wide, with numerous
tributary streams: affording fine facilities ior
inland navigation.
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PosTpoNEMENr.-The whig meeting adver-
tised to take place, on Saturday next, the 10th
inst, has been postponed in consequence of the
prevailing epidemic. Due notice Of the time Of
meeting, will be given through our columns.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE. -
NEW HOTEL. in the large IEssf;;

new Brick Building stuated on the &C, comes --A4a.
IS, Ionis street nd Commercial Row, Ihb'daux La.
nd sired nm about one year expressly for mouse
f entertainrent has OF late enlarged its room ana CON
a,ianrex and can now accom- noiate many more
boar.iers. ,., r, um.a ran lie COM
r,ahly situated either in summer or wner the house
being We'll .ed ventilation and the rooms large
and cony yenien.. TERMs' sn
s:inolc Meal and Lodging. each. ..'.. .. az
supper, Lodging and Breakfast. .''''''' n
g week. payable weekly. .....'-.'-'.' % p no
- month, 's monthly y.''' '-'.''' no oo
49,. wear, I" qnsrterly..;.. ;...: s'e ~ ~
!, . non,h !. morthly ls ~
q nv"' mi g quarterly $50 90
| month for extra furnished rooms. % w w
This House being arranged and fitted in the bestsIe
ahe furniture beds nd bedding and everything
~ nv furnishing such House. new and OF soou
material Ths together with the determination Q. .ns
proprietor to deserve patronage by his "nremns sae
10 pease is honed will offer sufficient induce
ments for citizens and strangers to patroniys nun,
No eior, necessary will be spared to keep .he
all times well supplied as re niainsts nnr;a,o,
will afford. IT, T. H.ylnE.ts. .-o!.--
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WEATHER, &c.-The general aspect Of the
weather, during the present week, has been de-
iightful, and we're Ct loss to account for sick
ness in the face Of this fact. Crops are pro-
crossing finely. Several Of our largest sugar
growers contemplate commencing TO roll '~"ard
the close of the month-~~Tne steamers Jean
Webre and Terebonne, continue to ply MS low
water packets between our port and n--"'1'o''
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WHIG STATE TICKET.
FOE ~ FDITOR, M
aa JOHN p. KING, Of 81 Landry. /
ron 7REAsURE
HARRY r. HAYS, ofMAcsOrieans.
FOR6L-PERLN7ENDENT,
A. III. LAMONs Of West BatonsRouge.
For Congress,
THEODORE G. HUNT.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
THIBODAUX X:
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1858,

nT Owing to the fight of our compositors,
from the prevailing epidemic, and being left en-
tirely alone in Office, we are enabled to issue
3 half Sheet only. Our subscribers, we douDl
not, will bear with us under the circumstances.
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notei af NapoIeonvi'ie, La.

HAVING lately opened Hotel -
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the travelling
public Ny table all times supplied with every I . sdI
deicacy that the surrounding country anoeas au o
fort Horses and vehicles always in readiness to convey
passengers to any point in the yicnage . ,rrc
Nanoeonyilie. MAY 90 1903. S-so. W. DE- ~.
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IH~ We received no mail on Thursday last,
nor to-day. Dame rumor says the yellow fever
is considerably on the decrease insNew Orleans !;
we are pleased to give publicity to the fact-if
fact it be. Would that We could say as much
for Thibodaux! IS
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NJ General Paez, formerly President OF
Venezuela, it is said, has taken up MS re-
sidence permanently in New York.
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~ The great race between a night
mare and clothes horse, came of yester-
day. The man who entered the mare
wasn't vile awake-so the horse took the
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10 Pup4h,-y.s.,n ,-yy..,a linen ,nhsn ~ % ,hsn ho;I over
~ s.-srrd Ike ketties-Wneh l'iey DOH o'o'
Ihey should be taken off
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nerieure ains Terrebonne qu Went
n eyor u Nord ct de rItac assortment complet de
Marbles ct de perres de especes ct quill est pret
eycuter toutes Tombes Monuments q a
ront conlmandGs. ,....u ;
Sc charge des Caveaux de Famile colt en- brques per
VOC M marhres Ia voionte des personnes; ainsi que dc
ie nasse ses prA seron toujours la portee DC
On chex lui POonrtue dams Ia Pasois'
. Asanmnton II fera un vrai plasr. d'eshber ses plan
:. any au youdront bien honorer de leu
visite. Logis FI"o-' az
p,ottonyile Janyicr ], 1852. Su
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Horses and CarriNEes.a
JWAYs in readiness, Horses and Carriages for trips
n TO Donaldsonville, Houma or elsewhere whenever
Wv i,nrses--apd all connected win te xtaDtIns
~. ~. Nv w.. n.nnris,or : b. F.nOLDEN.
'trliLnlnnx Decnmher l3 1851
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L. F. PLOTT0N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

lie soussigne, connu par les notl-
breus ouyrages qu'il Ii deja exc
cutes. dams les Cinliticres des di-
verses paroisses de Get Etat, Il ho-
raur de preyenir ses amis. ct en- &C.
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important to Planters and Others
::;;:;;|I;::::::;:::::::::::::::; Northumberland;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TTrNKLE GULF. B4ildsrs, Ware Rooms No. sSo.
IN 90 nv $50 ct til machinery for
D me, Doors Sash, Blinds, Window and Door frames
Moulnes. B,se Plaster, Wcah r-lnarsng, Whlte ana
Vel NV pine Touring Shelving for Stores, Rating ioi
tences, &c. &c.
Buildings tramrd Lumber furnished Of every descrp
ton Pc s,ns building, be SUI pl ed here Win a 'h
mat rals TO- huses ready made Of seasoned Lumber.
TERMs.-CASH. se@
All orders through Beatty. Lgget Co., New Orleans
or S. NJ He IT 4 TO-, Baton uge. VIII be a"enae. w.
fsinc:nnati 0hiD. Feb &C. 1853. Fly.
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YEILow FEvIn IN SHREvEPoRT. The Shreve-
pst Gasette, referring 70 report Of = case Of
- fever il that town, says tho only case is
- WA stiiuW WOulnH Hu0 uau u lUfSHs
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TO Il Il AV Ell Err S.

TEAM WEBRE.-fhe new low water
. steamer an ,.!. Jean Wehre, commanded by fsg@n@
commenced and will continue to ply as SSs5 ysess1
regular packet between TMbodaux and szazEskzzEE
New Orleans, leaving follows:
TfIBODAUx-Every MONDAY morning at clock
NEW ORLEASS--Every FRIDAY morning at o'clock.
jy23 8. I. DAUNIS & BROS, Agents.
MARY JANE.-Low Water Packet
AVl The light draught, fast running fM1au~ h
steamer MARY JANE, Robert Leashey, A-A.=sz1N
Master, will regular mail and pas Sa!SS7e
senger packet between Donaldsonviie and
Thbodaux during the low water season iu 'iioas az
|
TIIIBoDAuX-Every Mondassesday, Th,rsa~ augls
10 o'clock A. II. =-A-
'Ur urias.gJDAfX TAFT Frs A LIS.
STRR. Jackson st.. Opposite st. Marys EN1
HSsE LAKE " EBER proprietor Of the -
above his sincere taaESs 70. ,he Ne
very extensive patronage heretofore reresen tIo .'c
nubc of rhibodaux and at the time informs them
that he has recently received large addition TO ms
concern in the way Of Horses and Carriages He hopes
y his efforts please. and the quality VI his STOCK ="
continue TO merit and receive pnbc favor; g-ly
r~y The proprietor has lately added to his estaosh.
n,ent new and suberior HEARSE- which Is always al
the disposal Of the public. reas onahe terms
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s. Of II.

ncALIISrER Fire Company, No 2,
4A NJ cts ut The Engine House. on the st
Saturday fevery month, At o'cl ,ck. PM. 2EEW
oficers-L. DAusls President; Y MEYER, -Ss@Hyssee>.
Vice President; w. JOHNSON, Foreman; Hsias, SI -
CHARLES Stone As istant Foreman VIcToR RICHARD,
Treasurer. ny14-1y j. r. VERRET, Sec'y
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rur FEARFUL sCoURGE!

that malady of the most malignant character
4. rao;nc in our midst, and which has created
panic among our citizens verging on frenzy. All
our stores. coffee houses, work shops, and pub
ia Offices. are closed Our streets, 80 deserted
are they, look more like paths in wilderness
than the public thoroughfares Of thriving COM
mercial town Of over fifteen hundred inhapitants'
Our citizens are flying in every direction, to get
il possible, beyond the pestiferous atmosphere
that seems to hang over and surround our before .
salubrious village Already has the Fell pes-
troyer been busy at work-tlirty. Of our citizens
having died since the first apparition OF she
disease. on the 18th nlt., and many moreare now
living at the gates Of death. and will be num-
bered with the dead, before the rising Of to-nor-
rows sum-. ss
Up to the hour we put our last edition to press
Il noon, on Friday, the 9th ult, the number q
cases reported, was Twenty-Five. Before night
however, the number had greatly increased-ou'
associate, Mr.. L. F.. ANDERSON, was attacked
While engaged in making the form ready e
press. and Immediately confined to his bed
where he still remains, though in convalescen
state. All Of our compositors have fed for safe
". During the day, on Saturday last, the di'
ease spread like wild-fre, and before nighaal
The number Of cases had nearly doubled. III
total number Of cases up 70 this time, (Safdfua
evening, exceeds one hsndred and sixty Nevs
have We Witnessed scenes q 1rester distress
.nd abandonment to fear. PGsats forsake the
oasprine, and children abandon thsif parent
md leave them to the projections of tha philai
thrupic stranger.
Amidst the surrounding woe and gloom
hav., % far, proved invulnerable 70 the attac
Of the disease, and trust that We may be spar
III the future; and that w shall b able, =
long, TO announce that Hygeia has again rear
her temple in our midst. Our physicians n
hsttsr understand tho treatment of the diseas
nor are The deaths q great in proportion tost
number Of cases under treatment, g they "
4 tho commencement Of the wesk. None
those who haye contracted the malady viii
ne last three days. sre considered dangsso'
Va ahall conclude this melancholy articie
coajuring absent friends . prolong their d
antl the The fearful scourge shall have run
destined eeurss; for 10 come here, at this iii
would y. q It wore, rushing into he v
Aws q death. For deaths, 80 obituary head
-
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~ Bigotrx- -nanrflers- 10 Irleh'
fe-Is~wHn her ghost.
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS.
A. II. M.

THIBODAIfX BENEVOLENT\6/
l. LODGE, No. 9o.-Regular Meetings of this ~A
Lodge take place, at the Masonic Hall. corner
OF Main and jackson Sreets the LAST SATURDAY
every month"; at the usual hour
Officers B. G Thibodaux, w. NJ: Chas. H. Gruen-
berg, s. W.. Francis l.. Mead J. W.; ]. Augier, r. c.
Beicher, s.; Andrew j. Donelsan s. D.. Owen Conlin j.
D.; Jos A. Taylor Ty er G. BELCHER, Sec'y.
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Mayorahy q Thfbodaux, Sept. s, 1853
NOTICE TT BAkERS. The price o.
IN Fresh Flour being 800, in tAe New Orleans Market
Bakers required to give % ounce Of bread ior ten cents
s,,,;ng next week. v. D. TERAEBONNE, Mayor.
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OWE HUNDRED DOLLARS Rrwart

~ will be paid for the apprehension q the he boy Xt
arnoste Thibodaux about three months ago. Ihave
reeyed intelligence Of his having been seen IN TINS ~
nepborhood few days since. The above reward VIII pe
Z far his delivery to me- or on being lodged in the Thbo
dnr ialess Jail fees Albert about forty years Of age
III feet one to two inches high black with broad upper ron
tae has rather feminine voice. and quick, nteihgen
''' R;enzi Plant'n, Aug 25 3stf D. ". MITCHELL.
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Shelf Goods.
Rurs in o, Jaiss snay y,,ts. E rs rrr
,..r Nutme.. Cloves Mace, Walnut pnd Ionatto
Keehup Canien Ginger Preserves Delpsrs snun Ian, ane
Smoking Tobaceo london Porter: qnaaIs anu p"'''
Casthe soap '"S' BIZ HOLDEN
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1 Il Wis AU ROULA NGERS.s IL prix de
4 rarfne ffaiehe etant u 90 sur ie Mare de Ia Non.
yele Dreams les Boulanges sont requs de donner q
os.Sss toss. ~ - pA-.5rs- " B. KRREBONNE, Msire.
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G, :. eosshl'. Law sOTICE.
e. RIGHTOR,. Attorney.

TOLLECTOR'S NOTlCE.-The un-
J dor.fcned t,kes this method of announcing 70 his
ecnds and he public that is prepared to receive ior
ony rst OF and prom ssory notes TOT
u M ess conided to his care, 10 ps-srct attention to
liberal patronage. D. "a ~ ~.
rrhbelaux, March 5. 1893 ------- l.-e..
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PrOfGSSIOUsl1 NOl1CG. .,l--
nR. II. II. HARRIS having become permanently located
~ in Tho aux ienrrs his services in the GUS bran
ches Of his profession the Inhabitants Of Thiboaux and
surrounding country. ..,
Oire on Main street over the store Of Baleaux Bruf
Thbodaux, March 9th 1883. fl61yJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

CURE FOR THE BEE MORN RAvAGEs.-
The Mobile Tribune says:-"Such of our read
ers as are engaged in the bee culture will be glad
to learn thai remedy has been discovered which
efiectualy prevents the ravages Of The bee MOTH
The frequent and serious injury caused by this
pestiferous insect has deferred many persons from
entering into the business of raising bees, more
especially as in some localities the ravages have
been so great as nearly to destroy both bees and
honey. The plan is this:-spIit joints of cane
through the centre and arrange them on the four
sides ofthe hive with split side resting on the plat
form. The moth instead of depositing its eggs
under the edge Of the hive, will lay them under
the split cane. From these repositories they NAV
be removed and destroyed as often as necessary
with little trouble. A friend informs US that he
Knows the plan has been tried and found entirely
successful
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

The SLAVE TRADE.--We learn from
credible source, that three Portuguese captains,
and one Catalan merchant, arrived from Cuba by
the Cherokee and Black Warrior steamers, and
are now in this city, making arrangements for
despatching vessels to the coast Of Africa, TO en-
gage IN the slave trade, between that coast and
Cdba. They have already contracted for three
clippers, to be built at Baltimore, and are making
other preparations in this city.
1t is known that there are now in this city, sew
eral mercantile houses extensively engaged in the
slave trade, and that ha If a dozen vessels have
recently left this and other American ports, for
the African coast. These vessels clear for some
Cuban port, where they never arrive; and being
provided with false papers, and sailing under the
American flag, they succeed in reaching the
coast, obtaining cargoes of slaves and landing
them in Cuba, with the connivance and compiled.
~ of the Spanish auhorities.-N Y. Times
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chr Dailp spy.
TUESDAY. April 90. 1888.
ninner to .Inhn b. HaIe.

The Free Democracy Of Massachusetts Will enter
tain John P. Hale to dinner, at Boston, on n"fS-
day. the 5,h day of May next. We heartily sympa-
b;se with our friends who have proposed this de-
,,,os,ra,;op of respect for Mr. Hale; and we have
aoo,,, that the occasion will be worthy CT him,
a,d ,vortbv of those who deg hit to do him honor
MI Hale has retired from the Senate of the United
s,.,ss and he is about TO retire from New England,
to eu,er into new sphere of professional labor in
New York. We think it is proper under such CIR
cunstanres, prove TO Mr. Hale, and 10 the world,
that in addition to the hatred of the doushfaces and
huRkers Of the Senate so honorable 10 him, he car
res with him, for season, into private life, the
heartfelt love and admiration Of all the true friends
OF American freedom in Massachusetts.
= For six years, Mr. Hale has stood up IN the sen.
ate of the United States, the representative OF
the spirit of The Revolution, and as the champion o.
that liberty for which our fathers bled and died.
He never qnailed before the naughty eye Of the
proudest Souherner, and he never missed legiti-
mate opportunity Of haying northern doughfaces and
hunkers, with keen, biting renchant satire aad wit.
The open and rate defenders Of American bondage
were met by John P. Hale, with eye and front and
foot opposed. He was as courteous to them as true
knight; but he fearless as he was free. No
threats could intmidate his daunless spirit, and no
insults could ruffle his manly temper His ideas,
and his course Of action we're hated by the slave
holders, but his personal demeanor commanded
their unwilling respect. To his doughlace and
bunker colleagues, Mr. Hale was the very ncarna-
ton of torment. With clear logical mind, totally
unwarped by personal ambition, and with a most ell
oquent tongue, he omitted fair opportunity of ex.
posing their corrupIons to the nation. We think
his answer to CasSs Cuban annt xaton speech, by
proposing the annexation of Canada, was an ad-
mrabe specimen, only of his keen satire, but Of
his able logic He accepted Cass's principles, and
carried them out all round, while the great Michi-
gander only wanted them to operate southwark. 1t
was by his adroiness in turning the enemies guns
on themselves that he became both hated and fear.
ed by them.
John P. Hale's place in the Senate is now vacant,
(Gag Anterior can never ill IT'D but he has place
in tens of thousands of good and true hearts; and
on Thursday, 5h May, many Of them will be delight.
ed TO pour out the tribute Of gratitude and admira-
ton for his services in the cause of God and humanity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Police Court.

MONDAY, April %.
Before Justice Green. -Timothy Leary, John Soul.
ly and Timothy Sullivan, three young men, were
brought up charged with disturbing the peace, on
Saturday night 23d inst. They severally pleaded
not guilty.
During last week, in the night time, certain un-
known persons hal graifed their awless propensI-
ties BY the destruction of ouihouses fences, and 9TH
erproperty owned by parties Pond street, and in
that vicinity Ia consequence of the representations
made to them on the subject the police have been on
the alert to detect and bring the miscreants to Justice
On Saturday night officer Watkins, saw gang of
rowdes mallciously throw down fences and commit
saveral other acts OF Vandalism, on Beach street
&c lie watched them for some time and then went
Tor assistance to take them into CUSTODY The watch
men Messrs. Mcfarland, Chapman, and Thompson,
subsequently saw the three prisoners on Green street
and beard them threaten to lick Mr. Watkins. They
also saw them throw pieces Of coA at Mr. Hackers
otfce, and otherwise unlawluy conduct themselves
When arrested Leary and Scolly fought with, and
kicked the officers.
Scuily and Leary were each committed for on,
month TO the House of Correction; and Sullivan wal
hneu $o'Uo and costs, amounting to Sl0,25, which
he paid
Mrs Mary Haggerty of Pine Meadow, wa,
brought up on three several complaints, of selling
liquor to one John Scovi. She pleaded not guilty..
When Scoyill was placed upon the stand, he swore
that Mrs. Haggerty did not sell him any liquor.
She was therefore discharged.
John Scovill pleaded guilty to charge of being
drunk on'the Oath inst, and was fined ST. 90 and
costs. In default he was committed to the House
of Correction.
Michael Doolan most empha,icaly pleaded mol
guilty, to'a charge Of being drunk on the 25th inst
1t was shown in evidence, that Doolan was brough
10 the watch house a in wagon, in such state 0
beastly intoxicaton that he could not stand, and tn
officers were constrained to carry him. YET in tn
face Of these facts, he persisted in his plea of Der
feet sobriety. He was fined $6,7l. In default. h
was sent over.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

RELIGION IN FRANcE.--The Catholic
Church IN France is divided into so sees, at the
head OF which are is archbishops, and IS bishops;
the subordinates are It's Wears general. 66I
canons, 1883 cures, 29,537 ''desservans'' Of
branches, or "succursaIes,'' (Which means, we
suppose, cures of an inferior class, 7,I90 Wears
IN The small comrnunes, and 6 chaplains for the
three cemeteries of Paris.
The Protestant worship counts but 756 minis
tiers, 5O7 of whom are of the Reformed Church.
In the Jewish Church there are SO rabbits, and 81
officiating ministers. The church of Algeria is
independent of this return.
In France, however, as in Protestant coun.
tries, there is great number of people who new.
er 20 to church. The French Catholics, though
there are many pious and learned men among
them, are, in general, much less devout than the
Irish Catholics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

FREEDOMS JuBILEE-The dinner TO be given
to Hon. John T. Hale, in Boston ,awiI undoubtedly
be one Of the most brilliant occasions ever known in
Massachusetts. Never did any man better deserve
such compliment. The Ireemen Of New England
w' see to u that their iavorite meets truly mag.
nihcent reception.
We happen TO know personally most of the gem
tlemeq who are charged with making the arrange
menis Tor the dinner ,-and their names, il we were
at liberty to publish them, would be sufficient
guaranty that the whole thing, the feast of reason
and the feast Of fat things, will be Of the hghes, or
der; II IS understood that Hon John G. Pafrey
speakers will be present. Freemen Of New Bediordl
every man who is NOT there will feel ever after. that
he has lost day.-NeD Bedford Standard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
AI.OnO REWARni

DR.. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs.
IL snail be left TO all the people, who shall be en-
Titled TO the above reward after using one bottle each
and they will be sure to be cured of the Liver COMPLIANT
or INDIGESTION, Jaindce Coughs and Coils Castiye.
ness rlles, Weakness Headache, all complaints arising
complaints which every body is more OF less troubled
with, alter hawing ont in the Spring. Laogley's Bit
tes are we very ting Tor all the ades and every body
else should have bottle and no mistake in Thai 90 tS
always DO good and never HARM and are very pleasant
to take Only 20 and 374 cents bottle.
wholesale snd retail d. Scott, n H. Marsh. l.. n Ia,,
Le, ana al Other dealers in medicine. Also by dealers
III Az me towns and villages every where
wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
daxp6m
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n0. POI No :

Ihousnnds OF Parents who VcImiuge composed
OF Castor Oil, Ca omel, c., aware that while
iheN appear TO benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations series Of Diseases such as
ivatioD loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs &c
In another column will he found The advertisement of
hobehsacks Medicines, 10 which weask the attention OF
al directly interested IN their well as their Chill
dTen's health In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising nom those of bliOus type you should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, HObensack's Liver Pills
~ " Be not deceiDed," but ask for Tobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each mas
the signature OF the Proprietor }. N. HOBENSACK
mono else genuine
l.. r. LAZELl, EDW'D II. MARSH ID SCOTT
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL a. HILL
Agents for Worcester
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