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A New MoDE OF FiRlSG ARTILLERY. Ry.-The
present is emphatically the age of invention
ana particularly in the practical application of
useful discoveries in all the arts and sciences.
Gcn. lalcot, one Of the ordnance corps, in
his reply to the inquiries propoundcdl by the
Secretary of War in the year 1914, for infor.
nation 10 be placed before the Committee of
Claims in Congress- having under considers.
ton the remuneration TO be awarded to Joshua
Shaw, Esq. for the invention and application
of the percussion cnp and water primer to tho
artillery service, remarks: "Thc superiority
OF. tina, method over every other heretofore
used is so decided that il cannot bc dispensed
with at this or any future time, unless indeed
the research and ingenuity of man shall dis.
cover some new agent which shall be found
as superior in the discharge of firearms To the
percussion lock as that Is to the flint rock.
We are glad To learn that this dcsideratum
has been achieved by tho perscyeriny efforts
al the same inyontive genus, possessing do.
Cidcd advantage over his iorncr invention.
This new method of discharging artillery h.
We understand, simple but very ingenious
discovery, combining several requisites Aot
heru,otare obtained, namely. ist, primer uuly
tedfer-pngt, ono ihu, will bear suhntr ring
for hours wiilou, INJURY 60 IL force or elect /;
I'd guard which pr,tects the primer from
ht'"S 'Nt'"'i'h uil,'' 'Hc tithm ~ gwen, ana,
I'd, II furnishes the means ior extracting a
spike, Whenever such misfortune may hciali
the piece, with easc and Certainty in one min.
ate, aud ,let without exploding the gan or
jncorr'ur the slightest injury. Resides these
very great advantages over all the modes in
use ior firing guns, We learn that il possesses
the advantage of accomplishing IL with on
without lcek, the destruction oe which lfc.
Gwcnily ,s'sasaes gais in active service
fn's nscnsics has heen suh,nitscsl ,n the
snspcstiei, and cspef,mcets ~ nos at ,l,o ,ao,t
distinguished oilieers OF Gar navy. Who has
given h's unqualified testimony to iss merits
Try this ingenious discovery. composed ~
three ssu,ple mssnlrr-, wr s,,lcrstand ,h,,
thter ercat ol9seis have been gained. Aoa
what might I've snrlnsc,l wrslld rys,,iiyV = es,n,
iahste'i apyatstss. ~ many sassal,sfs h hcre
accomplished by ~ simple conssssscsSon AZ
90 fen,snA ~ Fl telanss.ns and hss e.s, ~ bach
e.s oas tstors dpcAtncd 81 y,i se sisnlse ,hat
sSi.s2 tsrs4 e..s -..----,,----ss--. tssst r..
s'sssstlEt sss have ,ho,sebt II Il h,tss.lf The
taseateF = sbeo, 90 tsks sas paseat as Il.
hlsd When tha, shall 80 property secs.Fca W
lasy tessfr 20 the Nil3cst E.r Assthsr ssesise
Aaff1naf fnf<sfeekefs
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crcator why can /. not be its own DESTROYER

crcator why can |. not be its own DESTROYER
tooy
"ls this beside me yet man? Unhappy
one! Your little life is the sigh of nature, or
only It's echo n convex mirror throws it's rays
into that dust-cloud Of dead mems ashes down
on the earth, and thus you wavcring phan-
toms arise. Look down into the abvss. over
which clouds of ashes are moving nists, full
of worlds, reck up from the sea of death the
Lutnre is n mounting mist, ana the present is n
ialling one. knowest thou thy Garth againt"
Here Christ looked down, and his eve filled
with tears, and he said: "Ah! was once
there; was still happy there; | had still my
infinite Father, and looked up chccrfully from
the mountains into the immcasurablc heaven
and pressed my mnnglcd breast on his healing
form and said, even In the bitterness of death:
Father, take thy son from this bleeding form
and lin him TO thy heart! All, We too, happy
inhabitants of cartl yc still believe in Him.
Perhaps, even now, your sun is going down,
and ye knccl, amid blossoms and brightness,
and tears, and liit trustiul hands and cry, with
eyes, TO the opened heavcn-'Me
thou knowcst, Omnipotcnt, and all my wounds,
and Mt death thou rcccivcth Inc and c,osc,h
them ally Unhappy tails, at death they
will not be closed! All! when the sorrow-la-
den lays himself, with CALLED back, into the
earth, TO sleep till fhircr morning, full of
TRUTH inll OF virtue and joy--hc awakcns in
stormy chaos, in the everlasting midnight
and there comes no morning, and no scGl, heal.
ing hand and no infinite Fa,hcr Mortal, bc.
side me! If thou still livcst pray to Him, else
hast thou lost him forcvcr!"
And ns fell down and looked into the
sparkling universe, saw the upbornc rings
OF the giant serpent Of eternity, which had
colled itself around the All of Worlds, and
the rings sunk down and cncirclcd the All dou.
bly,; and then il wound ITSELF in innumcrablc
ways, and around nature, and swept tho worlds
from their places, and crushing the temple of
immensely together into the church of n bury
ing-grornd, and all grew dark, fearful, and an
UNNECESSARILY extended hammer was to strike
the last hour of time, and shivcr the universe
asunder WHEN | AWOKE.
Ny soul wept for joy, that / could still pray
to God and the joy and the weeping and the
faith ON Him were my prayer and as arose
tho sun was glowing deep behind the banked
up clouds of roscate-gold and casting meckly
of its twilight rcd on the little moon which
was rising IN the east, without nm aurora and
between the sky and thc earth gay transient
ar-pcoplc was stretching out its wings and liv-
ing, as did, before tho infinite Father; and
from all nature around Inc flowed peaceful
tones, as from distant evening bells
e CDSMOPOLfTE.
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Oar cesaisy

And ltt iise ssessd obligations whs,h g..,,
slstests3 - th. eessers,saa. tna ~. ". ssnl
ssesP irte ~sr hsssts fis~~ aso Asssy sssss,
Idwx tsssa ssn@ss - wlso established oar III.
st;s Assl OUT seyWSnseal 1l.s grsas ssust
uew sis@csoss> 10 pew hssssls Ia sss spra,
ourselves se stss ~s,Sss Il rssesnses, to as ~
ogt syg~ss tsss rtsssst We esn wsn a. ia.
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TaE iaet NtoN ~ WB8ss A sissaa'ss ,iia
neses5 ias lately tesn nas,ia Ia TsAns~ IA NJ
fslsfv. agasslsasg "a Assie The herd Fwsf
efss lsestscfae ss~ssassfxsi ~ Nsra. lhan sse
lsss. stosss siesspisnliy on tha shosvs q tse
Mediterranean IL lactllsSs a spsscSs q gss.a
sS@enebisno wheat lh tsN i,ai eaWeh sNsiles
is tho ss&s is9e. " FAss~ sawsd qasn,sts
- this grain. ssal h. Eas.i ,ar g.ssssssss ~
sievS afheip 10 whsss that sseslace b.
ss.set tbs nsAs sssf, s,rl ,te lsts ~As siil
sassv hse What Tie ~xas IN se~ inx tie
issSsiarc e eash var, issc ssssfsssrss stsr nn.
sil he has aes sssssssslei VA sssbs9 ~ laae a
ssag II ~iscss sna ~ a gcssl asslsts A. csa
,se wished Sc Tssw ~ s.ss tscsssi shss =
viii ssa missAssv~sts weed can ~ c.lussisi
i1to exsstscns hsas
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now being developed and understood. Surely
man hath eaten Of the tree Of knowledge
And well may angels, with astonishcd gaze
and with wonder and admiration, lock down
on the mighty powers Of the mind of man.
Gonzales, June 23, '53 A TENAN.
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Tribute to Washington.
uEN. nARI,,soS.

Hard, hard indeed, was the contest for free
tom and tlo struggle for Independence. The
goldcn sun of liberty had nearly sci in the
gloom OF an eternal night crc its radunt beams
iiluinined usir western horizon. Had no, th,
tu'eiar saint q, Columbia hoyend around the
Amefsan camp and presided over her ,ios,i.
mes, ifce'iom must have met with sn uatim,
" grave, Mover eau We sufficiently a,inye
tie wisdom oi jltosc statesmen aud the skill
and bravery of those enronqucrallc veterans,
who, lay their .snwcafied eScr,ions In shc cab.
Incl anl ~ the field, achieved Ga as the ese.
rsous rvNelntich NoyVy can we duly appfs,
c'atc tbs merits 81 Mashing,na. who with
hni iaNslNlll ~ un'isscsplhaea yessns,sy, tri
Maf'ed over rcyaI Army. aad prustfs ,ssi tbs
hen 81 baglaaa At the ieet oi the A,n~Yseap
eagle. Hiss aasae, so tsrsibly t. his kax. =
welcome 10 his ttienas. shall i've fescssr utsa
the htsghtext.page 81 tic hsstsalan. and be- ~.
isSs,alssges. ws,ls the ssTress eiacstNas III etat
isVde and lsssssnte. hs shess ehota bo ia,
sonifi''ated ta mske happy. anil lsy all uaAa
Nsnd. ussea sings arJ lanseeS As,ss sFu.i,lc&. e
sxss. slisis is,r snDk Into thNif saegssssi ol.st
leo. Unlike iheui, hc ncssiS nas the s@sG.tas,s,
- The sastlpes "a tise architect. y, ,rs,.ss,,s
'sss ses'nosys be nSssis ne ytiussls slasas, u,
monumental lalF. no statsss psssukt vAsu
sewrtsus hesehs sl,ail pstssr she 3swspr tse,rs
sfad safc ~ l"siy fests ~ hestss. e. Ten ssss
'sssst hss fsshe fss ssessss. NJ. ueeshs sice-is
alsns lssss. tsNistri h.as irsnss@sa., wh@s
s',ltssa stail have tavls s&a, thsyarS ksss
lesasss, snsi fsSae;gssllties ehsn h,ssssa rr~<i
ne<s aAHi esnssssas assa rsexs si,sfi s~ss snsss'
sscfsss se3s ssass. ssssr,ss a~A sissN ssssA ~
gsewsaS shs sae eai sieeA ~sn iassxassas rap
,sssv ea hss aspae
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fHsn Sass4ss wasss SssspT tsN~- Is
;~sss : bcessst sssss sssk~3t ksz snx n as~ss ses
: tsAy sllhwss ssssHs Il snJ IN sslssfe q
.@<~s a sses -4sscsss sssa9ssas hos saaeA IL
ass sSx ssrs
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n. s1ss rsq.ss ~ ssssss$s sBs ssssss d ~
wr&r sAsa ssscss ssst tsse ~sth S@sa ~svsseA
Es shls sae<fsa. they sssy ks;l shss>ssssrs asshs
eat s~pss ssassaiiy sssss~ssca. sssi tAe sss~ss
essssssj ssts ~ NJ. ssif gases
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Tho ssshe~ing tesst wss ,lssak ~ rsxss
essi. Herr Is to .i~snss ~ klse . sha4ssaos
years, as.er have seysAsnx tvsssr shsn sks
snssliY@s - iiay shs,sx'
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\ wrsAsa ia resssicr ss hlx . ss>eksy Il
thias siss.. 1Ae ean ~ ~ eyssS saa sssss
~ ssnas deal a harm. gsshss ssea - .
Esnase svfa ststssssscts ", usesA ps4ssr ssse
sne tss tsssa seass rsxss Shs u kssses ~ wszi
sslrssst~a ks sns - ~ cshss. " ~ fse~s
ssssi srsse.
-. n~s.-.s ,ss,s .st,sss .
ffe SwvsssA Nehsiux1,s, s. = tsssSd. t~x
ssacr~s sh~ frsshAe ef ss-sts mts< ss~s~sv1
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III lies - a. Assd = esaaaiss3Aa 10 ~Ass,ssss.
sssSss sesw n&se hxs asss ~, q to u spax
ssssly - issrh. AsNs ~ sss<sss a>osfys. - -
. Ne ssmsls has t~s,ss sssAs 10 sn u sssss
err fsssls. sssa sls<sslAss &c se ssx sss
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Ma tst seiAs tssis 90 a is,y sasss sssx she
neess2tes~, 2rs sea shs ~ 81 es--ss s-s - sea
sscesns iassk Toe ! AtsnAle hos doe pc
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"issve ycs sass yesw rssrrsx AsA~y'
SA ssA'.-sA. = Dns ~, ssh ~ ea<w
ssF fsNyss sri ! IN nEevsns We AxsxO1 10
rssrrzssSsa s3sfs 49, :
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\ gvatsssasa sseesax hss lsasss a9~a Is.
~ : Asss. astkc see ssssssllssi,. sac te@i IS
'sst that rs sss s,ssc ssensh ge hs ezs,
ssv "sE whsi ssti@, nssfssaf
vhc s'sekness~
tie tsck h.s hxrxs cd
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MEDICINES. &c.
DR.. HILL
The Celebrated Indian Doctor,


TAKES P'sasuge in announcing TO the citizens of
Noreester and other pieces that his Office is at No.
I2l Main 81.
word 10 young men sna Others afflicted with Semi
nal Deoiltys whether originating from certain destruc
1--WE haots OF IRON any other cause, with The train Of
oodiy and mental evils which follow when neglected,
shouia 1sake an ealy application thereby avoiding much
irohle and suffering as well Ms pense By this i'm.
proved mehed OF treatment, DR.. n. can safely guar
anfee safe and speedy in all secret dis
ease that may under his care, matter how long
standing Eihei sex are invited TO his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other PATIENTS as hun
dreds cured eary by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health happiness
and ~ many casts, their ifues in the hands of ptys
clans ignorant OF this Class Of malndes 1t is certain
ly impossible for to understand all The ills the
human family are subject TO-
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted 10 the
treatment and study If Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet
Strictures effect of solitary habits Ulcers upon the
hody threat nose or legs Pain 10 the Head or Roes,
and all Mercnnal Elections, and all Impurities of the
Blood, WHEREBY the Tuition has become enieebled
enables the DR.. TO offer relief all who may place them
selves under his care.
TO FEMALES. All diseas peculiar 90 Females,
as suppressions Irregular tiles c., speedily and effect
ualy removed.
NJ The French Periodi al Drops aud Pills, for the
above affections been well tested for the last ten
| years
Dr. thlps Preventative D for married ladies',
any direeuon secure from obse' vation Price So Per-
sons al distance may consult Dr. Hi by letter, (Post
pad) describing their case, have medicines securely
put up and forwarded 10 any part OF the States win
| full ard explicit directions for Office ranged
With separate apartments that patients none but
| the DR.
AZ Office hours rom A. NJ, to PPM
| Very res ectfully, Dir. c. A. HILL,
apis dn nice III Main ST., Worcester
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Water Power and Buildings for Sale,

TINE Subserih r, wishing to make change in his
business, offers his entire Estate for sale, situated
In the fl mrlshing town ieominsier, consisting of
fifty acres of laud, with building so by 80 feet
two stories high new stone dam and new fumes
Said building, with the addition of machine room,
would be well adapted for small paper mill. The
power is capable Of driving four engines To- dIiest part
of the seasoIi and ray be increased one-third with
small expense. On The premises Dwelling Houses,
with Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and HI necessary
Out Buildings, mostly new ard in COED r pair They
are situated one half mile from Railroad Station on the
Fitchburg and Worcester Road, which makes the iacil
ties of freight for Boston and New York surpassed by
none in this part of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part OF the purchase money may remain
five years if desired, or will sell half of said
tale AMI take interest in the business. Said build
ngs coni be lt'ed really fo early in the II.
For further particulars in relation to said estate, all
communications addressed the subscriber, post paid
will meet with prompt attention.
feb 7-d2aw&wtf WHITING GATES
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The 7.20 a. NJ. train rom Providence, connects q
Worcester with the Express rains from Boston fot
New York, and Alb6ny, which leave Worcester 925
a.
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany, and Ill meTmediae stations which leaves Wor.
cester at $50 A. NJ.
With trains Of tie Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for Norwich.
With trains ofthe Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell, Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &c.
with TIA MS Of the tiichburg and Worcester Railroad
for Fitchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &c.
Inc l.30 A. NJ. train from Providence connects at
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from ofcester Of all the above mentioned Roads.
The 400 VI train rom Providence connects al Wor.
cesier with the Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leuves Worcester al 5.5A P. M.
With the Steamboat train for New FORK via Norwich
which leaves Worcester az M
With the trains Of the Fitchbnrg and Worcester Rail,
road, which leaves Worcester at us T. NJ.
The Ii A. NJ. train from Worcester connects al Wors
cester with the morning trains from Norwich Spring
field. Filchburg, Nashua and Lowell.
At Providence with the afternoon trains fer Bosiop
Taunton, New Bedford, Fail River, and with steam
boats foI Fall River, and Newport.
The 4l0 NJ train from W Worcester connects at VVor
ceser with the Express Train which leaves New Yorh
at O'Clock, A. NJ.
With the morning Accommodation Train from Aim
ny, and with the midday Accommodation Trains fron,
Norwich Springfield, Fehburg, Nashua and Lowell.
A. Providence with the Bosion and New ork Steano
boat Train ior New York via Stoniugton
The 720 A. NJ and AGO P. NJ trains from Providapoo
and the $50 A. A. and 40 r. N. trains from Worces,s2
connect with the trains of the Norfolk County Raila
at Waterford. !i"io@"
These trains also connect at Woousocket with coach
es for Milford and Mendon. w Si''
Al Milivile with coaches for slatersvius n. WI.
tins win coaches for East Douglass and hitnsvilIe
AZ fatnuifsWlth coaches Tor Grafton Centre N.y,
England Village, and Upton. to"'
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gat-7 for Sale

FFFHE Subscriber will sell. exchange for Heal Es
tate, in the city OF Y orce.ter Farm OF SO acres
the Court Hsnsc the old road TO Shrewsbury. 1t is
the Farm owned a few years since BY Levi Have and
now occupied by Peter Rich Jr Ii is desirable place
for one wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted to that purpose
For luther particulars enquire of Peter Rich Jr on
the premises, or OF EDWARD EARLE
WOrcester. lsi Month. lS52 'sn29 -daWtf
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FOE s Al. 4

&rA THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- sgA
i,sE ing his State. offers his entire REAL EF3&
s4-- EST ATE ut very low prices, consisting - =
in part of one House Shelby street one do, unfn
ished Laurel street bHe do IN Grafton street 20
House Lots On Laurel Till d. on Grafton street
"a acres of Land on he Holden road 1873 Acres Of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
ocI6 diff A. Al. MERRIFIELD.
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign 0fioe


Agency for business with u. S. Patent
Oasce. WASHINGTON.
No. r STATE SPECIALIZATION.
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION TO INVENTORS
Il The Subscribers Gate gent of the q S Patent of
hce, under the Act Of 1880 determined to present ad.
vanages n applsing for patents su eri0r 10 those Of
telred inventors by others, has made arrangements
whereby applications prepared and condnced nv
him, THIRTY DOLLARS (instead Of figfnfy. Ne maid
back by others) will be Iemited him in case of fail
TO obtain patent, and the Withdrawal rnugh hin,
within ulrty days after the rejection. Caveats, Spe-
cihcaofs Assignments, and all necessary papers and
drawings, Tor procuring patents in this or any Other
countries prepared ana advice rendered on LEGAL and
EcIen fc respecting inventions and infri,ga
menis OF patents.
Inventors can not only here Obtain their specifca
tons on the most reasonable erms bat can avail them
selves Of the experience OF years. practice an extern
sive library OF legal aud mechanical works and
accounts OF patents granted this other countries;
besides being saved journey 10 Washington, the usual
great delay there well all personal trouble in OBJ
tanning their patents Copies Of claims Of any patent
furnished by reln ting dollar. sgnmens record
ed at Washington
R. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents
"Drng the time occupied the Office of [ commission.
er OF Patents, r. H. EDDY, ESQ., Of Boston. did business
at the Patent Office as Solicitor for procuring Patents
There were Iew any, persons acting in that capacity
who had so much business before the Patent Office;
and there none who conducted it with more skill
fidelity and success regard Mr. Eddy as one of the
best informed and most skillu Patent Solicitors in the
United states, and have no hesitation in assuring in
ventors that they cannot employ person more COM
peteni and Trustworthy, and capable If putting
their applications in form 70 secure for them al
early and iavorably consdea zion at the Patent OF
| flee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner If Patents
PATENT OFF. cE,----.
'R II. EDDY ESQ, Boston, Mass
sIR;-Your facility Tor the prosecution of any bus
mess connected with this Office equal those oil
any other agent. am respectfully, yours. &C,
THOMAS EWDANK
Commissioner Of Patents.n
Boston, March 10, 1858. sept eoddSw lam
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ICE

THE subscriber will start his team the first Of May,
i and will call all Of his former customers to o.
llc continual Of their patronage through the COM
ing season. and the public generally Prices Tor Ice in
quantities LEES than 5000 lbs 25 cts per 100 lbs over
5000 lbs 30 cts per OO 5000 lbs I62 cts per lOO No
contracts taken.
Amy neglect the part drivers 10 accommodate,
shall haze prompt atienU II by leaving word the Of
nee, l47 Mum street Pc who have changed their
residence since last year aud wishing Ice, will obdge
by leaving their names al the Office
New and Second hand REFRlGERATORs for sale
or exchange as low can be found IN the city.
apo dU BF HAYWOOD.
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FOR SALE.

A ON Grove street, a good House, consisting Of
esss59 eight ooms with garden well stocked with
ksssG Frnit Trees.
said House is almost new, with large Poultry House
The premise ana is in every respect, both as to COM
fort and convenience, very desirable tenement.
Inquire Of j. 5. CHENEY,
Gl2 htf No Ir.pe street
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SOMETHING TO DRINK

Neao Delicious Temperance Beverage
A MBROslAL MEAD.-rhs excellent Compound Is
N prepared from the best spanish Sarsapara with
out It's dark, repnslye appearance, being beautifully
transparent and entirely free from al impurities Its
QUALITIES as bev9roeea single trial will give in pre-.
eminence over all Other preparations, by It's freedom
IRON all noxians Ingredients, agreeableDess of vor
and It's exceeding cheapness. One bottle being sudi
Gent to make thirty glasses Of the beverage.
Cdntion-The Propuetors Of this excellent prepare
tnn having spared no expense 90 bring perfection
would onul0n purchasers 10 buy none but what has the
fac slmie Of Wilson, Falrbank, n Co on every bottle.
Wilson, Farbank, a Co, 10 aud Is Hanover street,
boston sole aanuucureIs Sold by all Druggists and
GrUcers throughout the Country.
. W T. w. MARSH. General and Wholesale Agent
for Worcester aud Vicinity, who will supply the Trade
a. ihe Manufacturers Prices Also, for sale by H. ID.
kEtEs, corner OF Main and School Streets
ap29 t..f d2tawaUArn