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AUCTIONS.
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Jewelrv.
sInNEI4 AAU pI.n IT'D SPnnss. -

& FANCY GOODS, 1T AUCTION!
a. AT ALLX. PuFNAAf's Auction House, l4s
M'YS, Vain st.,nn Weeuead@y, Thursday, FriJay and
L. 81 Saturday evenings Juie !, g 3, and a. aud eve,y
ezs8eYeing the following week, until all sold.
Lhdiss and gentlemen rCvJied 10 call during the
daytime and examine the Goo & and purchase at aver
age auction Prices if they please. All goods shall prove
as represented, or the money refunded.
GALES commence each evening at n o'clock.
ri ase give call and will endeavOr 30 give sat
isiacIion and Go with you Hgree.
!. GRAY Salesman
my25 diff ALEX PUTNAM Auct'r
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MIR. John Boyden, 200 mnin St,

during Saturday and Monday :eh and Beth inst, ON
O'Clock A. N Till g P NJ Also at the Door on tie
evening of performance.
a snlic ent number of polite and experienced Ushers
WI De IN attendance (wearins the customary BadgesA
showing Visitors to their respective Seats
O. Doors open nt7i Concert Commences o'clock
II The Piano Forte used on he occasion is from the,
celebrated Mandatory OF Messis Woodward Il Brown
Boston, and las been furnished by e. S Mason from
his new Piano Forte~WGre Room, No 2O0 Main St
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WANTED.

DY,a respectable woman, who is an excellent cook
I'D a situation in public private family. Inquire
of Mrs MAHEDEY, next House to Dye House. Grove
street. my24 dot
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hDMiss1oN.-Pa' quete, so Gems; Circle, IS rents
Gallery. II Cents Boys under l6 ears of age will
be required TO bring order from Parents Guardians
Dco's OPEN at Ierformances commence n O'Clock
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Stock Of Groceries for Sale.

A RARE opportunity is offered for any person wish
IN ing to engage IN business with moderate capital
TO purchase small stock Of Goods, in of the best
locations in the city, where good and increasing run
Of trade is established
The proprietor having strong Inducements offered to
engage In different business enterprise, will give pur
chaser good bargain. Inquire at this office.
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Questionable Hats

sraps large variety which win be sold at greatde
E5ss& ducuon from cost, at MERRILL'S
mare dawf No. 22l Main street.
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Worcester Dramatic III useum,

worcester Dramatic Museum,
AcrrNe AND STAGE MANAoer....... J. G. C4nrLrTcH
The Grand Romantic Drama Of Lucretia Borgia.
an MONDAY Evening, May 80, $50, will be acted
~ LIST tune an entirely Grand Drama, in ,Ac $,
from the superb Italian Opera Of
Lucretie Borgia.
Duke of Feuara.. J. Munroe
Gubeta Che Poisoner) ....................W ebh.
GehMo ............................ .Dimond
Lucreth Borg a................Nr Mrs Beisscnherz.
To conclude with the
E4ove in all Corners.
simon. ''........................ Mr. Buxton.
Full paiticalqrs, bills The Day.
hDMissIoN-Pa' quete, so Gems Circle, IS cents :,
Gallery. II 2 Cents Boys under l8 ears of age will
be required to bring an order from Parents Guardians
Doos OPEN at I; ierformmces commence n o'clock
Juvenile Singing School
a. COLLESTER, TEACHER of Vocal and Instrumen
W. tai Music, having located hmstlE in this city,
would respectfully announce the commencement of a
Juvenile 81 ging School at the vesiry of the Union
Church,
On Saturday, Ifay 2Sth, at 8 O'Clock, P. H.,
to consist of Of rwenty-nur Lessons, where in
struction will be given The elements of Vocal Music
cultivation of the voice, 6 c.
Tickets for the Term, SI,GO.
In addition to the above instruction, he will prepare
the class for Concert hch viii he given at the close
of he term MIR. c. hopes by his long ex perenre and
the success which has hitherto attended his labors in
this department OF Music Teachings merit a liberal
patronage.
P.s The above School will be holIen regularly
very Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at an hour
which will bfst the class.
~ Tickets furnished at A. Mirshs Music Store and
al the Vestry.
~ First Lesson Free
Worcester, May 25th, 1858 d2w*
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
For Sale or to Rent.


tENHE large and well known Establishment, situated
4 On Washington street, near the Providence Wor-
cester Depot, formerly owned and occupied hv Tour
tellot q Co, Machine shop, for the Manufacture
of Paper Machinery, Tor sale to upon fsvora
bic terms. II Will be sold rented with or without
the Steam Engine, a Engine will be put in of
such size will SUIT the of The tenant. Apply
to the subscriber, No 81 Thomas st.
w. A. WHEELER.
Wo cester, May 90 1853. dow
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WANTS.
Wanted ImmAdit
Roarflers Wanted

A GENTLEMAN and his wife, two or three sin.
N gle gentlemen can be accommodated with board
at No. Maple Street. II. SMITH.
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Hair Prep arations.

WASHES. Van Deusen's Wahpene, Lovets do.
w Barry's Tricopherous, Clirehugh's do, Jules
HanePs Eau Lustrsle, Camm's do, Morey's do Lom-
bard 4 CundalPs Excelsior Hair Tonic, Boye's Hyper
ion, Standings Rosemary and Castor Oil Brakenrdees
Rose Restorative sc
PoMADEs -Lubin's Lows, Mailly' s. Pinaud's, Ceav-
ers, Maus3net y Coudray's, Rabbits Crnoleum.
Hanel's. Savage's ursina, &C.
DYEs.-Morey's, Gilman's, Hauel's, Gienn's, LOWS
Waters, Bachelors, tuichin's, and Billiards..
All the above named PREPARATIONS and great variety
oil others, are for sale by
CALDWELL 4 HILL,
my24 dawlw Apothecaries, 229 Main st.
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Lorillard's Snuff.

OS JARS Maccaboy, Rappse, ant Am. Gents, 500
~ lbs large and small Bladdes Scotch For sale
wholesale, at Manufacturers prices by
mylz diff Fl. T. EATON K Co, 1876 Main st.
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z CASK. 4" Dufield's Westphalia" and " Warren
~ Stages Choice Sugar Cured Ham, FIR sale by
myI2-dtf IL. II EATON q co, ls6 Main st.
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10 TEY

A BLACKSMITH's SHOP and Tools also, Tcne-
N ment if desired said shop is considered ex-
celeut for custom work. it has likewise nearly the
entire forging for Factories Inquire this Office
anl9 daWif
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Pure White Corn

600 BUSHELS Pure " hite om. very nice ar
ZOO ticle, bought expressly Tor sowing for Green
Fodder, for sale by LEE SPRAGUE 4 CO.,
myiO DIT AZ Main st.
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Spring Stvle Hats and Cans

NFA14I6 Wy 70 AAelOS 54II4 Oage.
- OF the best manu- acnre-Boy's Beaver and
L%F Fancy Hats and Caps, Gloves, Mitens, Feetng,
~ shirts Busons, Collars, Stocks, Hdkf's, Suspen
ders Umb elias Canes, Buffalo Robes, &c, &C. Cheap
at MERRILL'S,
mar2 daWt No. 22l Main street.
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CoNDucroa................CARL EoKER I

Secured Seats S each in all par.s Of the H0ule.-
Every Seat has been numbered md with every adms
sion Ticket VIII be given certificate bearing number
corresponding with the number of the selected.
selts may be secured at The only authorized Tickle
Otfte, in The Exchange Office Of
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Butter
SaImratns l.!
PTnWG--PTnWG

LOT Of h. Martin q Co.'s 6est Premium P ours,
IA so, lot of CutiyatUfs, Tor sale at great dis
count, as they ere taken in barter trade, ana we
wish to close them of at once Farmers VIII do well
to call and furnish themselves with the best PloHs
the market, az low prices, at the City Lumber Yard,
and they will he given in exchange for Country UNI
Der I & d. X. EARLE.
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TEA |!

BROOKS & STEARNs have just received
s5S7g9l some of that En-. Breakfast Tea, and have
* fine assortment Of Young and Old Hyson,
L-4E q md Ooong at low figures.
mH2l DIT No. 8 Front street
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GROCERIES, &c.
Sliced Apples.


so BBLs Sliced Apple, superior quality. lust re-
HI ceived and for sale by II. AYRES.
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Blasting Powder,
II Tons

ID BROOKS & STEARNS,
my2I diff No. Front STREET
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COTTAGE EOUlE AT AUCTION.

5. w. SELBY & co.
10 Will sell on The premises, on WEDNESDAY,
June lst, at 10 o'oI' OK, the pleasantly situated
and Nely convenient Brick CUttage the corner
OF Elliot nnj Carroll Streets n few rods nortb of the
nsw Methodist Church, ami occupied py Rev Mr.
Higgins 1t has seven rooms very conveniently ar
r'nget, s""d Cellar, and never falling aud excellent
well OF water.
The Lot measur 80 feet Elliott ST. 80 feel in the
rear ana 80 feet deep, conanings3670 square feet com
good opportunity for any wishing o pIocu, pleas
ant snation in the immediate vicinity OF The business
portion of The rity.
O. Terms very liberal, aud made known ut sale
>. w. SELBY & co Anct's
Worcester, Nav Is. 1853 dts
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Nillet Seed.
Standings Flour.

49, 25 bbls Extra Graham improved, 30 do.
IH3s&9i Double Extra and unsurpassed, This day re-
Nsssss5ssaeSss1 ceived, and fer sale by The Agents
mI2I div II. GRIFFIN d co.
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Later from California.
S1.0OO.0On in Gold,

NEw York, Nov. 2s. The steamer Illinois,
with the CALIFORNIA mails of the LIST Of Nov.
$sO0,0O0 on freight, and $500, 900 10 the hands
OF her passengers, about 800 in number, arrived
at this port at 8 O'clock this evening.
Contrary to general expectation John Mitchell,
the Irish patriots name, is not on the list Of pas
sengers by the Illinois.
Among the passengers are Gen. Lane, member
Of Congress; Col. McGwin, special agent Of the
Post Office department; and Hon. c. Gushing,
charge d'afairs to Ecuador
In The explosion of the steamer Stockton, at
San Francisco, Capt J. B. Sharp was so badly
injured that he died on the following day. The
names Of the killed by the explosion Of the Amer
lean Eagle, were Geo. StOckman, I'd engineer;
Frank Hudson, fireman; Gallop, Waterman,
Charles Brennan, porter; Charley, I'd cook; and
IA passengers ,names unknown. Numerous others
were more or less scalded. among them, Mr. Hen
ry Dart, part owner Of the Stockton, and Mr.
McArde, lst engineer Of the American Eagle.
The Mitchell dinner was grand affair; about
400 attended. Gov. Bigler presided, assisted by
Mayor Purdy, Sc. Mr. Mitchell made long
speech, which was received with enthusiastic APP
plause.
The miners on the Yuba are dong better !han
in any previous year.
The San Joaquin miners are doing well many
claims paying $40 TO $50 day per man.
On Feather river, at the Union claim, large
sums were being taken out; on one day the yield
was $4,000.
Notwithstanding the vigilance of the govern
ment part Of the Sonora expedition is said TO have
got off in the bark Caroline which was rowed
outside the heads during the night.
John Mitchell took passage by the Niagara line,
and will probably arrive per Prometheus on Tues
day morning.
Deaths in Sonora Franklin Sergeant, aged
IS years, of Mass, Willard Holt, Of West Wilton,
N. H.
Dates from Tahiti to Sept 9th, report the
breaking out Of civil war among the natives Of
the Society Islands. battle has been fought,
in which the king of Raiatea had been worsted
The French were about to have brush with the
natives Of Huahine.
The Brazilian government had despatched n
special minister 10 Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and
Grenada for the purpose of effecting treaty to
monopolze the entire trade of the Amazon The
gold discoveries on the Amazon continued to ex-
cite great interest
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One Price Clothing WarehOusel
A u II

Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Ready- Node
Clothing and Gentlenaen's FURNISHING Goods
Nos 1853 and 40 Main ST. Worcester fstore formerly
occupied by II. ii. Chambern d COS
Purchasers Will find III the above establishment eyerv
description OF CLOTHING and FU NISIIING
GOODs In prouse variety and the Clothing ia generai
Ol very superior workmanship and style II being nj
nahe by persons IN the Immediate employ of Mr. Ware
urdef the supervision Of careful assistant.
mo similar establishment in the CoInmonw ealth ia
conducted upon more liberal scale or can present
stronger Inducements for genarol patronage, A very
smhl am uniform profit upon great amount of busi.
ness ~ we confronting idea In each department. TIE
uohloh praclcs OF demanding great prices aud getting
n9 gest pos,lbe sum here systematically repudla
yea and instead, the honorable and lust rule Of one
price only IL adhered TO with strict fidelity. Every
meht IL marked In plain figures, ut the lowest price
can be sold and from the price there be abate-
lnent or variation.
no one can fail TO perceive that this IL the only Just
una strictly honest rule for the dealer and experience
hn everywhere abundntly proved IL 20 be Also In the
long run much the most to the purchaser
u IL obvious that Is here liable to pay above the
lowestmarket valuation for any arlca and that those
who are well acquainted with the goods, and those
who ARE not, pay pIecisely the same pice
Tie lower story and basement Of the Store are nm
propriaed 20 the sale Of Ready made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, and In the Chambers ao,e
tom Department which now contains n splendd aasos,
mont OF Goods for all kinds OF Coas Pants and Vests
and also large VARIETY OF Clothing Of superior work
inanahip All persons far and near who NAV want anv
inscription OF MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHINC nre M.
speciuy invited TO visit this extensive and well
shhsnment whefe superior Goods low prices and alr
dealing may In every case be depended upon.
mch2g ssUdTusFtf
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GrenvlIle,s vegetoble E1,r.c,.

40 Invaluable medicine Tor Canker, Canker Rash and
Scarlet Fever, Throat Dstemper, what is allied Ma
lgnant Futrid sOre Throat CaBkeT and Thrush in the
Mouth, what is USUALLY termed Sore Mouth Dysen.
terry, and Canker m the Bowels Sore Mouth of Nurs-
mg Women, and the AcTiG HumOrs Of Teething Chlld-
rel; IN short, or almost all the affections of the Mu
cuOns Membrane of the Mouth, Throat and Alimentary
Canal.
The medicine has been for twenty-rDe years before
the public, and such has been its Celebrity that SIM
Tious Article has been thrown the market copying
almost entire the circular and wrapper Of the genuine
article, only changing the Of the proprietor The
genuine has the simile of "a. S GRENvILLE'' on
the circular and wrapper is put up Ivy his widow,
Mrs. A. GRENVlLIE. and is tor sale al JOHN /.
BROWN q SONS, 425 Washington street. and SETH
w. FOWLE'S, l3S Washington street. Boston, D.
SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worcester, and by
Druggists generally deod3m nl8
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TRAcEDy.-Asa sad tragedy. nearly resulting
in the death Of one of the parties concerned, oc-
Cured at South Boston a few days since. man
residing on Second street, belonging to the Casho-
lie church, had wife who was a jealous Proles-
lani. Both were very firm in their peculiar be-
lels. and each endeavored to persuade the other
TO change. AT last the wife became so wrought
upon by her husband, that she promised to Join
the Catholic Church, and agreed 10 be baptized
The day and hour for the ceremony was fixed,
but at the time appointed, the woman, in
phrenzy, took knife and cut her throat from ear
TO ear. The knife passed within sixteenth of
an inch ofthe carotid artery on each side, and
little hopes were entertained of her recovery
Her wounds were dressed by DIR. J. HI. York ,and
she has rapidly improved, and is now so comfort
able as to be able to be removed out of town.
Traveller
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MONDAY EVENING, Nov. IS.
Aid Earle, Of the Special COMMITTEES on Salaries of
City Officers, introduced ordnance rhat the Mayors
salary be $500 payable quarterly. Passed through Its
several stages to be enrolled.
communicat ion read from the City Treasurer,
In relation TO certain claims Of the City against ndvd-
uais for grading, making sewer building culvert &c
The claims referred to the City Solicitor and CITY
Treasurer, with authority to settle The same.
The heirs of the late DIR Calvin Newton, having Sc
lected lot in Hope Cemetery. requested to hold The
the same, with the condition that lot now reserved
by the City, shall be exchanged for H. il the City, al any
tme agree to dispose of the reserved lot The reques
was referred to the Committee on shade Trees, and
Public Grounds, with authority to act.
The Clerk ordered to issue warrants for meet.
tass to tske place in the several Wards Of this city,
the 18th day of December for the election of Mfy
or, Aldermen, CITY Councillors, &c; the polls to be
open from O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock p NJ
Aid Valentine, from the Committee Oh the petition Of
VIM A. Hacker and others, reported decree locating
and establishing Edward street and part Of laurel
as public highways Decree adopted ordered To re-
main iIled in The City Clerks Office for days.
IL was voted, IN concurrence to alter the Maps the
City now in the public offices. SO as TO Indicate tho
boundaries of the Wards recently fixed
Aid PhilliDs, from the Special Committee appoisted
to consider the business Of the City Liquor made
report which laid on the table
The Common Council refused to concur with the
Board In lie reference Of eerl4n claims to the City 30
lictor and Treasurer. Aid Harding moved for Com.
mite Of Conference. Aids Harding, Earle and vaen
tine, were appointed.
Amory Carter was head on his petition, and had
leave TO withdraw.
The Board voted, In concurrence, 10 meet next Mon
day evening att O'Clock.
The Board will meet on The Saturday evening previ-
Gus 10 the City election.
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A st. John, N. b., editor considers the United
States the second nation upon earth. Second to
what? Boston Post.
We are not surprised, at all, to find such a
query as the above. Certain politicians seem TO
think that nations greatness consists, not in the
Freedom, and Equality, Virtue, and Happiness,
as well as material prosperity of all its nhab-
itaats, but in its in maintaining the claims
of prerogative and power over right. Such as
these may well ask, to what nation are we sec
Ond' The slavery of Russia is not half as SER
vile, cruel, and degrading as ours, and neither
Russia nor Austria ever enforced or issued an
edlct half 90 inhuman and despo,ic as our fugi-
tive slave law. Yet it is the chief labor, and
the chiefest glory Of the Post, and its friends, to
see that this law is sustained, and all question Of
its right suppressed. Second to what:'' in
deed!
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For Prescriptions and Physicians use, firm, the mos
reliable sources in Boston and Ne,o York, can be
found at The Store Of Lswis T. Lazeli, 20l Main
Street. a
livery one who Is any convessant with Drugs and
Chemicals knows the great difficulty OF finding an ar
ee perfectly nee from adueTation Especially Is this
the case with those in general use which Of al Others
should be as pure as possible II has been for years
aud now Is my aim, TO purchase none but the hest
Drngs-those which may be relied upon, aud all may
lee confident of the purity Of every article obtained nj
my establishments trust that discriminating public
VIII continue TO snsain in my endeavOrs BY their
patronage, assuring them that every article will be held
as represented. Physcians prescriptions carefully
compounded al all hours OF The day and night
jyl dawtf H. r. LAZEIL Anotbecarv
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TRUE TO THE FAITH OF HER Fathers.
The Traveller states that a tragedy, nearly re.
sulting in death, occurred al South Boston last
week. Catholic who resides on Second street,
had married jealous Protestant wife, and the
narrator states that both were very firm in their
peculiar beliefs, and each endeavored to persuade
the other to change" AT last the wife, who
g became so wrought upon by her husband that
she promised to join the Catholic Church, agreed
TO to be baptised but upon the arrival Of the
day for the ceremony, the woman in a frenzy
took knife and cut her own throat from ear to
ear" The knife passed within a sixteenth Of an
inch Of the carotid artery on each side but
through the timely assistance Of DR.. York her
life was saved
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GREELEY HIS FARM Mr. Greeley recently
delivered anlxceedingly able and interesting adj
dress beforeh agricultural fair in Indiana, which
closes as fo1ws:
As for mdong tossed on the stormiest waves
Of doubtful Infict and arduous endeavdr, have
begun to fek since the shades Of forty years fell
upon me, d weary tempest driven voyager's
longing for md, the wanderer' warnings for the
hamlet, who in childhood he nestled by his
mothers kib and was soothed to sleep on her
breast. Thhober down-hill Of life dispels many
illusions,wff IL developes or strengthens within
us the attainment, perhaps long smothered or
oyerlaid, iohhat dear hut, our home. And SO
l, IN the wle, have bought me few acres Of
land IN the pad, still country, and bearing my
household thsures there, resolved to steal from
the city labf and anxieties, at least one day in
the week, whTein to revive a farmer the mem
cries Of my lildhoods humble home. And al.
ready reaf that the experiment cannot cost
as much asl Is really worth. Already find in
that days qlet an antidote and q solace for the
feverish Testing cares Of the weeks which enyi-
ron 1t. AlrNly my brook murmurs a soothing
even-song tony burning, throbbing brain; and
my trees, gdly stirred by the fresh breezes,
whisper to mEpirit something oftheir own quiet
strength and list in God And thus do family
realize, but foa brief and fitting day. the serene
Joy which sha fradiatc the Farmers yocation.
when a fuller II truer Education shall have
rcigned and chNened his animal cravings, and
when Science sill have endowed him with her
treasures, rededing labor from drudgery, while
quadrupling III efficiency, and browning with
beauty and pity our bounteous, benoGcent
Earth
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The lLLUsTRAT ED MAGAZINE OF Arr, Tor De.
cember, Published by Alex. Montgomery, No. IL
Spruce ST., New York.
This is the 18th number,of volume 2d,o this ad.
mirablemagaziOe. The literary matter Of this work
is excellent, and the illustrations are no less So 1t
deserves place in every library. Ills to be had a,
+. Parker'r.
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Sale of DE. nreLane,s vermifnre.

Among the hundreds of letters, certificates and or
ders received by the propretos of this medicine the
following selected show its character and the eff
fects of its use in distant part Of the West:
ROYAL TON, Boone Co., Ia, May 10, 1850.
Messrs. J. Kidd Co.,-Gentlemeu: write 10 YOU,
to solicit agency for the invaluable yermiuge you
prepare. Sometime since purchased me dozen walls
of Mr. c. Ely. and prescribed it in my practices and
proved SO eecual in the expulsion of ,oors, that no
other preparation toH satisfy the citizens Of this iii
age and Uicinity. Please send me one gross of the
Vermlluge Immediately. Yours, &c.
SAMUEL, ROSS.