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n.y. Messra Editors Please announce me as
candidate fof CLERK Of THE THIRD biS ~ Of ~ 81 NEW
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Ms- Editors of the Crescent Please an
ronIr. WILLIAM CAsTEII. canlis tb h 81 CtERR
~ TiIF THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEw u.Lrh mhli
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HS~ P NJ BERTIN, for the past fourteen
49,, clerk Of thu Second Dis
@ Cont candidate for The CtERkSlIf o tie snli SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court tho be changed
mAlY
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Hss- WILLIAM p BERI0CK, fur ClERS of the
rnipD DISTRICT COURT Celrt us lee nzed 70
i.'.,i uhs II
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zray- THOMAS G.. Poole is q candidate for
nj TuK OF TIF SECOND DISTRICT CUURr u.hs u
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ne- ]. 81 PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
4, tglh DIN We y In he Cts oe, a candidate for CtERR
ts TIlE FIRST INSTRUCT COURT. mhs 1e'
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M4- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARl Es A. LABuZAN Candidate lur CLERK the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed TO-
p.hl
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NsS- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DSrRlCTC0uRT OF NEW ORLEANS
ulnll
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re- SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate fol
CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election frs, Mon
day IN Move peHt lvls tie
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ACEAN SPRINGS REGATTAS.--A sej

Rs- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Second Jusees Court Election, Monday in No
ypmbe mylO I'd
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Hsz- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
psTRioT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate or reelection.
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rs FRED. j ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
M ext, ed
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


Tuesday Evening, July ~, 1853.
Arrived to-day lot Of Western Texas Cattle of Sheep
and Western Beeves the supply Offering is moderate and
but few Hogs in market
-PRICES-
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rs Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. NoTT a candidate CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
uuhlA
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nsy- JoHN CKIcKARD is candidate for CLERK
OF guE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh25
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Messrs Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
ranrs through your paper that Join ROACH Is
ode OF CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT MANY VOTERS. jel1 To
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HFs- WM G. QuIRK is Candidate for Con-
,ISgIE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Ia-The Dsct
con rises the Fifth Seventh Wards, Caa Julia
sue 1T and nom the lRyee to the Lake. lesi
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ELECTION NOTICES.

1ss- Messrs Editors Please 10 announce
EphXCrS .EECH AZ CAudtlAra CLERK o. the FIRST Ils
iiCI col 81, tlreI to ias decision q btmgg Couyrel "a
lie wtl be 81 .Vsiltl by -9ANi Fi'lE''N' 52'''1
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Ng- J (. b. CHANDLER is n Candidate for Con-
STABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Noyrm
Der 1913
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SIEW ORLEANS and Car-E

NEW ORLEANS and Car e. -
rolon Ralroad-Csrrolnn Line
DEP 1rtnre Of Trains. From Ht1Orle1ns:
Horse Cars-s+1 and N 4. ~, "a, loa, aad IiHr
Steam Iranss until nslu
sively in summer, and a1tl auatsr past in wintsr
From CarroA.oa:
Horse Care-t ard A.E. s, and 10
Steam Tans1 hour Afterwards until
siveiy in SUMNER Until hafpasts Min winter.
FARgSeuts. Children under II ysa and
ard aud on the sseoud Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
These Catsrrn and from the Depot No. 10
Departure Care.
In Nlutef
Depot Is Baronne street. ......fS, and az :.
IN Summer from Lafay and
. Depot le Bsronne street. .....e5S ~ and =.
After which the will fifteen
untl' 8 c'eiockP.H.
Then at * =, 10 sud II =. ~, from the Depot.
And 81, w and los. I. NJ, Lafayette
FAER-lO cent?. Children under II hal pnes
~ NosSpseisl Night Carar Partes bA Meeting
pied when required, the mh1i,
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DLApEN SPRINGS. Alahama.-The a

uniergui, proprietor Of these celebrated and popular
Sfrug, happy inform his friends who
Ert visited and pArAkn Of these invaluable medicinal waters
and the public general ia be Pel9rsu to accommodates
Springs they
RvC-, md eighty five miles A3te, with which
nrtt : regular steamboat cation.
from the st, aIboais passengers visiting the Springs.
adjacent the pleasing, uudpAuE and
healthy and all favorable Contributes to the
RAP iresior 0 he alth OF Us euieebed invalid,
especially renowned Tor their curative Effects, sriru
larry the liver kidneys and neuralgia while
ivseptic experience shown that they
cnt. Common q WOOTEN, Proprietor. 3Hl
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nF- GEORGE F PEARSON is a candidate for
,..eon as CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
and solcla tho his friends. ie.s
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRFsGfNr,
Wednesday Morning, July 20 1865 !
CLEARED YE3TERDAY
steamship America Nelson for Sabine PAS, Master
ship SOPHIA Walker, Wiswsil, for Lsndyn T c jenkins
Ship Camilub, Nirkers Lip0tppy J + Whitney Aro
Shlp SSrnmporo, Bowlin, Boston q W Hynson
ship Yfeirieka Bremen, odowAd
Sfhr hnphitde Cooling, Tnnpno 0 WickhEm
Ship to hall, Marlin, II Havtr, J r Whitney he3
Bark hrlgrrrs, LAMBERT fir Vrrs Cruz, WiekhAn
Brt May II kehdall, Tplmin Genoa, Nv Baxter
Bark Indiana, Watts New Y1fk, Dogsft, Williams Seo
Mex ache Apitierji Bassp, CInpcaclv, sFernr7d"l
Ssbr Wultr ", rapL ta ior PraAncJa Hurley bro
Scht Elizabeth, Jentus iof Peatacoa, CO Berkeley
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jas Day. Talbot Key West, Green, Harding ao
diauct
Steamship hH Thompon lBdanoa Galveston, 10 Harms
a Mnghn-ist distac,
Bark A4un Sow-l Boston Hynson-lIt d.t
Brig John utlon Burk ays from MAAnkas Belche Seo
Etnene, ws days from Havana Beebor ooi dat
Steam boats
Gipsey TIRE, from Bayou
OphFlla SilbA, ON
Opelolsss, iIncklsy, from Washington.
joan Webre TerTebJnne iromL AOlfche
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uyo TRoTTING MEM will trot my Blacl

Hawk colt years old Spring, Twenty Five HUNDRED
iI.rs mile heats three best 10 i've harness. the Mca
,,e in November against Horse, Mare Gsling
~ stas al Louis ana Rsfeto rule. DR. ELLIOTT,
NIL Nv Veterinary Surgeon Ts'tvTsalls Stables
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JEFFERSON AND LAKEEG ~ 60 -
- pONTCHARTRAIE RAILWAY ~ - k.a@XLL.ss
with the Carroon NEW ORLEANS
TO LAhE PONTtRARTR4LN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From N'9rsdHs ira CIrrigal Lake P0aiei1riIis
From Periio street and Tyol Circle Depos-s So To- H. IL A.
Nj, :, ., 1, Up. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
Tvoli Depos-6, T. A.
Lap NJ which the following Trains Tivoi
Circle; ~, 81 ~, sH, So, X M.
From Lake (rd Cdrrot0R) Orleans
WEEK DAYS.
To eddo street and Tvoh Circle DeposA ~ sH 81 10Y
ny A, NJ. ls1, ~, Az 3H, AZ sH 81, II, 81 P. NJ
SUNDAYS.
To Perdo and Tvo Circle Depots-6k ~ sk lek
1 A. NJ and l2 NJ after which the following
to fvol Circle IA ~ *, ~, 81, 81, ~ * P. H.
f All the above Trains take land passengers caroton
lS Express Trains ONLY Horse Station and Jackson
TT Baggage, etc, received at DepOts only.
EV - Between NewO-ans Carroton Is
Carroon Lake 10
auaS
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ESELL CHENEY SPRlNGS-Ihe undersigned
respectfully the public that they have purchased this
Watering Place and have tile Of many improve
the accommodation visitors. The SpTiu situated
the Pine Woods parish St. Landry thirty miles
Of
Choo The highly eliins
qualities encacos diseases which
reach OF ordinary remedies Tbs Bath supplied by
the Spring Water and much appreciated by nvads Deer Fox and
Wild atordng to the hunter; AMI the
Lake miles length with depth Of twenty feet situated three
half the Trout other tsh
Hounds hunting Boats for fishing will be furnished
The Wines ard Liquors which the New Orleans
will be hand. COACHES always
proeu, opelouas Washington any number
Good Aiuc will be furnished and Balls
given week gratis Hunting Horses and Vehicles transport
will kept hire. fond OF hunting
should bring Fishing Tackle may purchased the
Springs. Visitors received from lat May to ist November.
Per Day w
Children and Servants half price.
Horses, per Day u
apS.l mi DAiGlE 4 BEACCHkMP
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Mss- To the Editor Of the Crescent Please
ann ounce HOPPE Cn 10 the Office
nj CONSTABLE THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT the Parish
Of Orleans Election November HIS FRIENDS lrlG
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CONSIGNFES |
or steamship Jas Day, KY West-Rog,ra ao-F
hIiaoa. |
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we'll tcopens today for the
Those eying plrrs rteut bathing
-rabe tel-rabe will find the Pass
establishment tue
uud-rgrd commencing the seventh his
eu takes this opportunity thanking Lis patrons for their liberal
render them comfortable during souru the
Pass,
Attached PREMISES will Carriages, H5a Bai
r.. gmis Il. Ii. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
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nPENING of the TIvOLI BEER GARDEN, ~
on the poctchArirain Railroad, the Franklin SA1
Eo7fta-The undersgnei n'orns HE friends pub
III the ADORE well known 81
d EASTER SUNDAY, March
his will MUSICAL INTERRUPTS EVERY
SUNDAY and the Every
sad rrsAHrus, veil the
The ged vii AtcuAt attention and his
agreeable
Admittauce Tor which reirsLeuts
~ Ladies, accompanied BY geA;sAen, tree.
n4h3i J. NOfiSklMLER.
NSRS CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, gakasss
I'VE gvss LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR o.
r-sisuCe and also No. 7!1 a
~ as menth twelve les ~
~ LECT UEES al So Constance street week
slyl -
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, 13 Camp, szx--
] street. sale PIANO FORrES from tsSss51t
NUNS d CLARK, UIllCKER1NG and PLEYEL. II I ri n
celebrsied builders acknowledged by
all at all with the business, to stand unrysei Their in
themselves, aud dspe all doubt The public
respectfully cali and them IL Tunn and
ing done carefully and with Dispatch. je?s Il
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.


MADAME ZSULAVSKY KOSSUTH -
lVH We would call the of travellers visiting New y1ss
York he IRVING PLACE HOUSE PIRATE
Hotel Boarding II Irving Place Fourteenth street
conducted ~ the lazy given above.
and excellent nezharhod wh omnbasss and el1ss
aEd. Size keeps admirable Table rg4lats her household SIX IL
NJ and hs Essu tie aghes during winter 70
81
will either
Rl -ghly rom0zba
molztions . ' THE IRVING PLACE HOUSE Us
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ENPUKTE-
SABINE PAsS-P.r steamship America tierro hamS barrel
basf 5 pAck agss mlse.
LfvERPOOIPers ship Cainu 81 half do aJ4
hhds tobacco g16 bblI -four II $50 g.yes.
BOSTONPer ship Ssampors ga do hemp 50
10 bags wool u s s. b 100 @ TALON do oil rk oil cake IS
leather s54 hides bses 10
coils rope 5yJg slaves.
VERA CRUZPe bark Arlennes $50 bales cotton $50 hi do.
HAvRE-Per ship Roeks 50 bales 1900 sss hLds
tobacco.
TAMPICO-Pe schr Amplitude: go barrels aonr.
NEW YORKPer lark Indiana tobacco $50
babes cuttings sJs lead lOi5 hides racks b prans 300
II pa, kaggs mdse.
GESoA-Per bark Mary II hhds
tnbnrro.
BREMESPot ship Ernene I'll hhl. tobacco a bao. do.
CAMfEACiYPsr s,hr hpRrreda: bts bales 81
tTs tobacco 10 Ky. butter II bIs and sundea
PENSACOLA ht Dbl, Hour i; casks baon
Il Sbls molaasea 10 do whisky 10 sac coffee.
pFNsACoLA-Pcr seh Elizabeth 20 potatoes
10 boxes md,e.
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&1 9SO O0O BONDS o Or TIE :, N hyS

GksII Ers1EgS RAILROAD COMPhsY.-sealed frepf.hs
win m seagrI ur 18Th Of September A. tho ohs NJ tsW
TIT LIES Co the City SewYork ft ne p1shas u 100
Bond one Tn0sand Dollars pah, all fairi M August l''i n
1T lid ols Company the Cy o; Ne"treAns, ssp
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DIANos AND HARPs-KUsTNER, M

n MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPS, XASX
No s2s Camp street the Orphan Asylum begs leave ~
public he will his profession Of t
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS ARes and all kinds of Susi
cal Instruments 81 the shortest notice. sep!s ly
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NFURPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- p

NJ Nm . O1SIEN bHLOOIN- IHis IN =
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on NAsX -
superior to otle establishment ofths
hndn The ouh, Just opened al
lOl ST. CHARLES STREET.
SAM connected with she
years, commenced with MI
obrok established Oyster Saloon the Second Mu
with till his death has continued At the
With such erpers1e and an
faithfully with the his line, "SAm
their large
expended in fitting the SALOON and "
CoCEsT LIQUORS that be procured. SERVANTS,
qualities have been employed including
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED se Oh
establishment short trouble
spared hs Saloon worthy the patronage Of
. n udicious community. mills VI
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OCEAN SPRINGS. Lynehburg. Miss -

ocean SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. "a
" The undersigned having leased yesrsthsss ga
newly discovered ard highly valuable Mineral Srilgs, wl4-
open them ths the Lat Of June.
They !otAei ALoat i've miles Biloxi. Miss. Immediately
the shore potsessng advantages bathing
They all
VI the y
The Lake end Poacbarraa Railroad.
The analysis by Dr. j. Smith, Pro
lessor Of Chemistry tbs University Lousi4ha proves beyond
doubt the mineral qualities Of the highest order.
He
tedaTy the hydrogen,
notable qlaEttssi apparent many
these As bath could be applied with mech advantage
capsule OF accommodating about thee hundred
the proprietor his the hotel
New Orleans will le sufficient that his Will &
perly cared or ENOCiI ENERITT. ie2s
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pOARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
ROOM the Second Floor, the desirable loea
tons the First District and convenient to bane can be had By
gentleman his Wife, by addressing F. X. P al this
O,hce Refer Al necessary, minis
a RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- f.sss
IN pretorTh estahshment familiarity known to the Nsilk
public will be opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

0rricE OF the DAILY CREsGfTr,
Wednesday Morning, July 20, 1868
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TEHAs-Pr ftAEmAhp Metco: 100 pkyS government
head cattle Jacob Nj he-GunItss
BOSfOS-Psr bark Aquia: Assorted mise.
MATANZASPrI Brig John Duton 4is hhds sugar Dbl.
assHs Chas Be'oher &ro
HAVANArer brig Emslhe i51 Cha, B.lehr
10 do zoo hdsl
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ICE-ICt-ICE.

SCEl ICEt--J STAFFORD & Co Wholesale and
ICE Ey.aaa Ftsis oppOa.ts
lon,ehr Railroad ffe Iowsr ste No l5s ga Lssee Stree,
rehogp Sev svse street, 40 So Nv T-s
No. SIS Tsaoupoalas street, No tsl Lyes
Houses Sah and fiamony FcrA Ds
iabi Iv1-
ICE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
let Nc, sale b. ]. P. Will SET Co. 81 Camp uh2s
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NOTICE-TWENTY-F FIVE DOLLARSRA
~ REWARD.-Ranawayon TUESDAY, April T. Negro ~
Man kE by Trade, abost thirty OF age
built well fellow; had an
when blue cloth round coat white nsey pan and
delivery HATCHER FRYSBY,
again.. nj
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I AFAYETTE AND PoNrcuARTRAIN RAnRoA

NOTICE TO DRAYMEN - will pay no
v DfAyAge except has holding ~rt."u order.
Iel!u r NJ. DALEY, % IchoupDtoui street
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. hereby forewarn all persons tina
wnHot BE- rssPon.bl- or any dstt. gsnifari E my
Bridget NHsa THOMAS ROSS lyi- n
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wednesday Morning, July 20. 1853.
COTTON-Thc market again quiet yesterday, and
barely 800 bales changed hands mostly full prices We
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-02

A CARD.-MIs. WlNSLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winslow, Old and experienced nurse, and Fe-
male Physician would cali the attention of The Ladies to
her soothing Syrup for Children teething. Ii will i'm
m edaiely relieve them from PAIN alay all spasmodc
action soften the gums reduceinAammation, and
20 regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, Mothers, il
will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health
your children. o. Price, 25 cents per bottle
We have sold very large quantities of NJ RS. Wnsow's
soothing Syrup during the past six years,-sevea thou
sand the last We believe the best medicine in
the world for Children teething, for the cure Dss
snery, and Diarrhea in Children whether arises from
teethng or any other II gives universal salts
sacton-Bever heard complaint from any using il
never sold medicine univ ersay successful in re-
heVIng pain and affecting cuTes-Ieef is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 COrt-
lend street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astnnished al the wonderful cures per
Formed ~ the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
BY CURTIS IL PERKINS Its equal has never been
known for removing pan in all cases; for the cure Of
spinal complaints, eTamp in the limbs and stomach,
Eheum tism in all its FORMS bilious ehoc, burns, sore
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
word. For particulars. circulars in the hands o.
Agents, foI gratuitous circulation.
a. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations. Price I2a %, 37 per bottlef
according to size. Sold in nearly every town in The
State Agents for Worcester: Bush & CO., l.. T Laze
C. Harrington Cherry Valley, Bouomley g. Gill !;
Spencer J. N Grout & Co.; East BrookGeld Alonzo
Upham w. Brookfeld, Fske & Co Brookfeld, Geo
II. Low & Co. oct27 dawlV
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$1,000 RiTWARnr

DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BlTTERs
1t shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-.
titled to the above reward, after using bottle each
and they will he to be cured Of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Jaundiee, Coughs and Colds Costve-
ness, Piles, Weakness, Headache all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss of appetle,in fact all the
complaints which every body is less troubled
with, after thawing ont in the Spring Langley's Bit
tiers are the very thing all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle andno mistake in that as they
always do good, and never HARM and very pleasant
to take. Only rs and 37a cents bottle.
sold IN Worcester, by James Green, and M d. Green,
wholesale ami retail d. Scott, E H. Marsh l.. Il La
zeli, and ali other dealers in medicine. Also, by dealers
IN all the towns and VILLAGES every where
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
marl3 lante,n
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ne POIsOYING,n

thousands OF Parents who use VGrmiuge composed
OF Castor Oil, CalOmel, &C., aware, that while
they appear 10 benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series of diseases such as sal
ivatioD loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, s.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Hobensacks Medicines which weask the attention OF
all directly interested IN their well their Chill
drens health In Liver complaints, and all dsordt RS
arising nom hose Of bioug type you should make use
u " Be not deceiUed," but ask for Hobensack $
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature OF he Proprietor, j. N. H0BENSACK,
none else genuine.
H. T. LAZELL, EDWiD II. MARSH, SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL d. HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
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DR.. ARNOLD's BALsAM,

fENHE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Cholera
a Moghus, Asiatic or Spasmodic Cholera Dysentery
and Diarrhea. Cure warranted in all cases. in their
first stages, in less than hour, amid in few days
alter all other remedies have failed if the patient
mortified.
II purely vegetable and entirely harmless, and the
only and safe remedy offered to the public for
the cure of Cholera lniante. and children while teeth
ing Dysentery with high fever. II may be given TO
children adults, in airy stage of the above complaints,
without fear. Its great efficacy above all other
dies in checking the discharges of the stomach and
bowels in any stage Of the disease with perfect safety
Ii eases pain sits well, strengthens the stomach and
helps Digestion Although it checks the discharges so
quick il produces cosliveness but always aves
the bowels regular II is warranted a sure safe and
perfect remedy and to hurt the system ir taken
Seven years, three times day.
Smthfeld, r. l.. Feb 5, 1874
certify that IN practice Of thirty years.
have never found any medicine equal TO DIR s. Alnod's
balsam, in Cholera Morbus, DysenteIy and DiarIbea
TYLER BRIGGS, M. D.
Woousocket, Feb. 5, 1916.
certify That have practieed physic about fifty years
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. l have taken DR.
3 Arnod's Balsam number of times, and have given
u to others, and think il exceeds thing used
Tor Cholera Morbus, Dysenery, and Dsrrhea.
SPENCER PRATT, M. ID.
~ For sale Wholesale and Retail by e. MERRILL,
22l Main Street. 25 cents per bottle, or SO per dog.
jy27 dawtf
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Cnnd News To the Afaioted

nR. S. d. CoRNELLs Pain ExpelleI stands or
} falls on its own Merits +!
This Remedy has come into its own intrinsic
merits, and enjoys reputation for its pr0mptness il
removing Pain that has never been awarded 10 any
similar preparation for SpasDs, Cramps Cholc Pal
pitaiion of the Heart Headache, Cuts Bruises Sores
Scalds, Burns, Rheumatism, Fits, DystntaIy, Cholera
&C &C. Trial Bottles, on l23 cents.
For Sale by E. HAVEN
aug2 dTuaFistf At horticultural Hall
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J. P. DENISON, Leader and Director,
Are prepared TO furnish Music all occasions Orders
left with E. BENCHLEY, RandalPs Block. or VIM r.
LOWELL, will be promptly attended TO.
iei3 dSm* VIM. F. LOWELL, Clerk.
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IN sutton, Aug. l, james 7. Elliott, aged &c years
" Funeral to day, Aug. 3D. at 3 O'Clock Friends
tice.
In Northboro', July %, Mrs Elizabeth Newton rect
Of Mr. Moses Newton, aged sc 29h, Dea Lewis Allen,
al ed "a.
In Plainfeid, n. H., July Il, Mrs Anna L.. widow of
Thos. Lamb, OF Bridgewater, VT aged "A
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, by Rev. G. Adams, Mr. Charles w.
Dascomb to Mrs Sabra F. Abbott; NJ Lymander Pratt
to Mrs Betsey Holt; Mr. NaIban Hale 10 Miss Anna
Parsons Mr. Leonard Crowle 10 Miss Eliza Wall
Plympton r. Otis to Mrs. Ellen Ttcomb, Of Westboro,