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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-20

ONE GLASS OF WINE.-We find in Har-
pers' Magazne, for April, very interesting
history of the BIRTH parenage, and rise to power
of the Emperor of France. Included in that ar
tcle, we also find the history of g one glass of
wne,'' as follows:
8 But there is another party who repuiale the
claims Of the Bourbons, and espouse The cause Of
the Orleans branch of the family The Duke Of
Orleans, the eldest son Of King Louis Philippe,
was the inheriier Of whaieyer rights his royal
father could transmit. He was noble young
man- physically and intellectually noble His
generous qualities had rendered him universally
popular. One morning he invited few compan.
ions to breakfast with him, he was about to take
his departure from Paris TO JON his regiment In
the conviylaity OF The honr he drank a little too
much wine. He did not become intoxicated. He
was not IN any respect dissipated man. His
character was lofty and noble. But in that Joyous
hour he drank gloss too much. He slightly last
the balance of his body and Of his nind. Bid
ding adleu to his companions, he entered bis
carriage. 4a
But for that extra glass of wine he would have
kept his seat He leared from the carriage. But
for that extra glass of wine he would have alight-
ed on his feet His head struck the pavement.
Senseless and bleeding. he was taken into seer
shopand died. That extra glass Of wine over
threw the Orleans dynasty; con6scated their pro.
pery Of one hundred millions of dollars, and
sent the whole family into exile.
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l.. ID. Rl1hoIE, M. o., ti0mmPAraioPuv.
siofAn, Residence No. ne Main Street tfIlce honsa
from $40 Am, 2to land Ito eP.Ms
hugB. 1859. a..
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HIsroRY OF Scotland, published by John Tallis
&Co.
q We have received the 4rh part Of this work. car.
Tying the history Of Scotland to the conclusion Of
the regenc, Of the Duke Of Albany. The fron.is
piece to the prerentpar is beautifully executed
portrait Of the chivaIrous James Graham. Marquis
Of Montrose. who was beheaded at Edinburgh, 10
the year 1850. N
The publishers intimate that they arc preparing
an engraving Of Mary Queen Of Scots, Cor this
work. from al original portrait, painted BY Paris
Bord0ne.
Al engraving has never formerly been taken from
this portrait.
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@ -a MONDAY, Dec. 49, 1858.
VIM. Moore, Tor being drunk on tie 18th Of De.
cember fined 81 aud costs, amounting to Sc, O7,
which he paid and discharged.
Charles Morrill,, a Young man about 20 years of
age, was broughtup for disturbing the peace on SAT-
urday night last. He pleaded not guilty, but the
proof against him was conclusive, and he was fined
So and costs, amounting to Sl2,s5, which he paid
and was discharged.
+. n. Hall and Henry Roberts were charged
with Disturbing the peace, the night Of Saturday,
l7'h iest. They pleaded guilty, and were fned SO
aud costs, amounting TO SIO,75 each. which they
paid and were discharged.
Cornelius Donahue was charged with assault and
battery on james Strain, Saturday night, 10Th
inst 'nahue pleaded not guilty.. Geo. Very,
Esq, appeared for the defendant.
K appeared that Mr.. Strain and another Young
man, were walking up Mechanic street, on Saturday
night, 10th inst, about Ii o'clock, when drunken
man, on the sidewalk, asked them ewhat they we're
looking at" Mr.. Strain replied, 'swe are not look
ing at you, upon which the drunkard struck Strain
on the mouth. Donahue then ian across The street
and struck Strain the head with two stones, cut-
ling him severely.
DOnahue was fined IS and costs, amounting to
1911, which he paid and was discharged
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p. EMORY ALDRiC4l,

Girls that understand House work, can he had by
applying at 233 Main 81. up stairs. Room ol9 div
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DEATHS BY BURNING.-A young lady teacher,
named Hector, was burned to death at Greenfield,
Ohio, one evening last week. She was in the habit
OF taking chloroform Tor The headache, and vas
seated before fire, having taken the usual quantity.
when she fell forward upon the blazing wood and her
cloihes Iookt6re. She suffered unutterable anguish
until towards midnight, when she expired.
young man in The employ cl Col. Sharp at
Fairfield lost his life at the burning Of the M,nine
Pavilion on Tuesday morning He MAS endeavor-
ing TO save the moveabes when the roof fe Il in. and
he was not seen again until his half consumed body
was found among the ruins.
house in Woodstock. Conn, took ERE on the
night of the Sd inst. The family, consisting Of six
persons, were asleep, and before the FIRE was dis
covered, the deyouring elements had advanced so
far that only the husband aud vile could escape from
the burning building The remaining POI ton Of the
family, consisting Of the mother, two children and a
servantg girl, persisted ia the flames
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81 AHornev and Counsellor al Lao,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
'OohhIssioKRn or DEsps, for New York, New Jer
rey, 40, No. Harrington Corner, Worcester.
apll dewistf
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Am Experienced Ntrse can be found on nm
phcr'ion ~ go NAH 81, up SAWS. Room J. OH dly
- *. clark, n. ", ii0mmrArHic pHysrcIA
and IRON 20 Sim. s ~" ~ III =
Worcester .shn 1st, 1855 ianitf
Spa, ling Soda Waisr-Wlth the usual va
fety Of choice syrhps. Fifty Tickets for one dolIa
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothucary,
myl4 dtf aoi Main s,rs.s.
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Julius II. siedhof
just Received,

Offers his services teacher Of Ancient and Moderr
Languages TO the public. Office, Ne. 1872 Main 81.
81 ali = Et7l 1890 "
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No. GLEN STREET. This Institution is well arranged
for treatment, ell seasons. 1t vii remain under the
Medical direction Of DIR GEORGE IoYT until the
of DIR RoGERs, rom Paris in April, 1854.
TERMs.-Usually fIom 81 to So per week For
treatment without bead SO to "a per week. ol0 DIFF
DR.. 5. ROGERS, No Glen Sc.
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90 Barrels Of Butter; and

nj hEsS Of Butter just received ami Tor sae 1--we,
Ter County 'nR S Si1Si SURE y. S IN Greea'
uu Washington SCARE
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Another lot Of those superior Gold Pens thar have
given entire satisfaction to all who have used them
Apply at MARTINS Writing Academy, 1888 Main ST,
and procure the best article manufactured ole diff
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boarding Agency B6a7 ding gensy

Residents o this Guy, strangers vislihg the City
IN want OF Boars and those having Rooms 70 ct nh
or ithnu board are resp ctully invited to avail them
selves Of M advantages Of This gency. u Cffc
23J NAN street, up STAIRS, LEWIS q. MUM
null div ~
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Goddard q 1wichelrs QuadriIIe Band
are Ilrsparsd 70 iuhi. J. Music onall o. asions.
Apply 70 Mp GODDARD, Mulhr ,treet
t~ w. TM1CHELL Full lreet
GIL LORtNG's Nnsc 5 ore, gO3 Main n
Al az
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LEWIS G. MUM

bhWIs O MUM. AuctI0neer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property, PROMPTLY al
tended TO Office. 1913 Main ST., Up stairs +
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p. kMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR At LAW.
d. NoS Union Block Worcester. d&wn
Cutch.-4OOO lbs Of Curch, ior sale by G s. A
J. HOWE a. az
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S4OO 70 Loan

clly MORTGAGE lot ole year Apply OF the sinh.
scl,osf a. Inc Real E'iale Agency, SO Main Sire,
w s'""s' LEV Is Z MUM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-29

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE -Fs,.h,;s, ;, :,
Il years ago b. DR. KINKEIIN The ol,e ,r@s, ~ = =
pes maud 70 cure al 3rrnS Of secret diseases Of the skim and
solitary habits Of youth, is DR.. KINKEIIN, n w cornsr
Of Third and Union streets between Spruce and PIN, o.
and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia
Take Particular NOtice.-There is a habit which
boys leach each other at the academy college habit in
duged IN when by themselves solitude growing up with
the boy TO manhood, and which, if abandoned in elue
Tine, not only bees serious obstacles 10 matrimonial han
nne but gives rise To series Of prOraced insios and
devastating affections Few Of those who indulge in this
Peneos practice aware Of the consequences until they
md the nervous system shattered feel strange and un
eonnabe feelings, vague fears in the mind The inlyliua
becomes ieebe be Is unable to labor with accustomed yip
o. 70 Apply ms mind to study his step is tardy and weak
be IS dull and resule the eounteuanee Is doVncast the
ewes without natural uSre shameiaeens Is aDDarent =
Ihcse are symptoms trAich should atrtkea the atu of
those similarly afflicted -
II the victim be ciscOus Of the cause of his decay and
having renqushe the oous practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions which weaken and shame
him, producing mental and physical prustration n he
enancae himself before the practice mas done worst
and enter marmOny his marriage unfruitfl and his
senses tell him that this is caused by his early kllies
Too nany think they viii hug the secret 10 their own
hearts and cure themselves Alas how often is this fatal
delsdn, and how many apronising YOUTH who might have
been an ornament to society has faded from the eartt
Young Men let no false modesty deter you from
making Your cs known TO who from education and re-
spectabiy can alone beiend YOU lie who places himself
under DR. hiNKElN treatment may rel giously eon6de
his honor gentleman and in whose bosom viii be for
ever locked the secret Of the patient.
country Misunderstanding il inconvenient TO make
personal application by stating their explicitly To
gether WIN all Their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded TO them chest containing Dr KS medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home.
Structures of the urehs weakness and constitutional de
by promptly cured, and full vgor restored All letters
Plst pad. 3D. IT..
- remittance of q cents in a letter post maid ad-
dressed TO DIR. kinkeln Philadelphia will secure his book
on the Secret Inhmes of Youth. sept4-wly
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MIR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
n had been bald for many years; by the of three hO
ties Of the AIgl3ic Oisleat, had has lair entirely
stred aud now has as beautiful head of hair any
could wish His age is about 80 years.
OF Mr. Marren,O ,Ot this town, IA years of had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his crndle' lie bad
the benefit of the best medical advice that LOVING aud
wealthy father could procure, without avail 1t one OF
the most aggravated cases ever saw he was emaciated al
skeleton BY the Of few bottles of the 0int
he HoJoagy cared and for months past has
enlOyed robust health
This was an extreme case of Inflammation of the esplsen
of long Standing has variety OF treatment from less tan
sgt different phys yscans, without receiving benett-was
cured by the use of only four bottles OF the Magnetic 0nt
ment This four months and the Lady ia Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend 20 her usual
household duties lhaye treated two Of Chronic Sore
tgss with the Ointment both of the patients etry
ad as 10 need an attendant 10 lead then from place to
place One of them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about years They had tiled the best physicians in the
State without benefit aud of them had been under the
treatment OF the celebrated Dr. Muy, of Cincinnati for
eighteen mouths and had expended hundreds of dollars in
efforts to elect They are now by use OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured; and able to
read and attend any ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number efcases of Piles, and in kds Il
faed of gi0Rg iDnseiats relief and geaerayG permanent
cure. have also used it beneeaiy in of Ey
sipeas. And last but not least have within the last year
cured four of CANCER by the of the Hdgatc
Ointment alonel Nl5.H-.<I 80 fEf -tr4GF <
disease for which it is recommended confidently re-
commend it be one of the useful remedies of
fered to the public = Respectfully Yours D. $50
- - PIG. .a BUXTON HUBBELI, NJ. D.
u Dated Jan 97 1850, Amelia Ohio
The charaetero of this Ointment an efficient remedy,
established in this city. There quite number OF ind
vduaIs who ascbe their restoration health to the
this extraordinary Ointment.
Z For by ElgtE IL. G. SC0VEL, sar.aT~F
lssj..l1sH .r5.-ia-5 BERRY 4 DEM0YILLE, u
,tnays. 1DluEI CARTWRIGHT Il ARMSTRONG.
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ERB'S PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND IHDEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER. -.

THIS very important invention has been in about
L three years. The Inventor has made Improvements
which have rendered It perfect as aSTRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE 1t has given entire satisfaction to
every who has used it aad the most superior machine
in use for the purpose for which it designed 1t is sim
pie in all its parts, durable and easily kept in order Is
seffeedng, and easily worked BY aboy ~ years fage
1t will cut straw in the shuck from half inch to
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro
duced from Farmers who have used them to prove their
superiority other straw and cutter in
use Persons needing such article may rest assured
that in it they will ind valuable acquisition TO their farm
or stable.
The subscriber has greatly extended his means forma
Hfacurng these machines, and he socits for them
the attention Of the public and the farmers and planters
particularly of the South and West He will hereafter be
able fill all orders rapidly and alt machines 10
do the work for which they designed l H -. .ltF
Being the inventor aud atentee and sole proprietor he
will dispose of rights for counties States reasonable
terms 20 any Mechanic who may wish TO Manufacture then
and will furnish one set Of casting for patterns & 81 d
sep7-6m JOHN T. ERR. 30
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-s...l-faI bos 3,t CORN Mill. ts,s ~ 5I-s.-
FHlS Mill differs from all others in the coDs;ruc ton Of
4 the upper Running Stone, which is composed OF
French Burr Blocks enclosed in cast iron Case which
Bush than ofgreater diameter the bottom that
at the top which secured 70 the back by four bOs that
every blocks IN tae form OF dove tail which gives greater
strength 10 Stone than other method which required
in sna Mills where the stone with great speed, and
becomes dangerousf strongly made. Il also gives any
weight to aone OF small diameter that required without
having ithiek or high, that makes it top heavy. ~
This mill square frame made Of wood stiron, in
the form of busk with BTdgeee Spindle Balance, Ring
Driver and Regulating Screw, and grinds the same
principle aiaFke MILL Runner
this being of great eight enables II TO grind the
tera greater quantity ~ with less power any other
m now in This Hill is poItabe, and may be attached
to steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO all sizes of Ereneh burr Mill Stones nufactured
on the same principle. a.
Joseph II. Burrows Cincinnati, the inventor, for
which he obtained Letters Patent in 1872 FO anfnge
ofusing. fgrlfI. Isl
Mills not require Milright them up; and
all that necessary put them in operation IL 10 attach
hand to the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large twenty -four inch Mill go revolutions per
minute attached to Gin steam, Water Power. BY the
steady application horse power the Mill will grind
bushels per hour good mea and will grind wheat
well The thirty inch MILL if put its fullest
speed viii grind from to fifteen bushels per hour.
These mills warranted be in recon-
mended' 'i-li- --l'-l' ~ 1..t o.. --..- 49,
UsNG-Place your mill about 90 from
the Driving Pulley level poston make the belt OF
leather six eight inches wids Give the Stones40 eyOl
the spindle well oiled Pfaeo the the back Of the
Running Stone the the Cross the Driver,
that is, the way they are trimmed 10 run.
Keller 70 mos fsrersoni haq OF highland county, Ohos
Jesse Bea ESQ., of Clinton county, Ohio; C. s. Bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, and umber OF others. f. l.il
Al orders directed to JOHN & B00MAN.
jan e6-d. tr-w. CIV 1y. West Front st. Gin. o,
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Z CLOTHING. :.


FTE undersigned having just arrived from New York and
Philadelphia he wishes TO inform his friends and for
ue patrons that he has purchased large and fine aSscrt-
nent of Genenens Clothing and Furnishing Goods ahat
has ever beea brought Nashville They ready for
Inspection al his store. the 80. !. 4, I.
WORLDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. IL, Public Square. 90 zesaliil D.
have taken particular pains to have made an assortment
OF Krtra Size C8ing for Gentlemen weighing from 300
to lbs and who have always been paying high prices 70
the Merchant Taiiors- -
AISO splendid ass0rtnentof India Rubber Goods and
-; CHILDREN5' CLOTHING, Il, sa, II .,
from fhe age Of years and upwards.
( bsF - COUNTRY MERCHANTS 'i-'-'''9 ~,
win take particular notice that can supply themwh Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods either RETAIL
low as any one in the city.
ALSO Just received large LOT Of fine Plush and Cloth
Caps Of vasioas sizes which can sell toeRtge per cent?
lower than any other house in the eity. II Y{afJJ
Ctqae oas come all to - - i..'- NJ. POWERS
Worlds Clothing Emporium, '-i'
afg30-Sm ssaEeA No. IL Public Square Nashville.
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the night Of a.
II the 8rd inst. his negro boy AMOS. He is about =
years Of age, feet 10 inches high and weighs ~
about $50 pounds lie is bright muatt0 has straight
hair and blue eyes, and will doubt attempt pass HIM
self white man. He raised by Mr. Dickey Of
Spartanburg District and purchased by Capt James
Bonds of Spartanburg C. Il. He is probably lurking in
the vicinity OF that town. may attempt his escape TO
free State. He rode off sOrrel horse twelve years
old which hasa both shoulders caused by warts
and shod behind quick in gats and steps short holds
line head is sunk very much above the and nchnes
to be spiteful. The above reward Of FIFTY DOllAho
will be given for the apprehension OF the boy and morse
the boy to be lodged any Jail in the State All expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid ,
Newberry, s. c. July, W. NELL
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J. III. CURREY,
Undertaken and Coaiu-maker.

tfHte ege Stfeets AfOs 7I0cHc ceUuTsre LfOuse
DECS leave to inform his friends and the public
ID generally, that he hasOpened regular Cof3
I'm Room. and having bought the right Tor manufacturing
and selling Middle Tennessee, Skiifs Patent Indstruet-
ble Airght and Air-exlausted Burial Cases. the best
now in use for preserving the CORPS ne will keep supply
of them constantly hand together with an assortment Of
all kinds II covered and wood Collins. lie prepared TO
furnish oG eaIsea and any number of Hacks that may
be wanted also SoudS Of eyery description made in the
best e together with every equpage necessary for fune
rails All teisgraphic dispatches orders from Steamboats,
and RalrUai, from the surrounding country will be
promptly attended Particular attention paid TO pre-
pariu and eneshg bodies for transportation All orders
en at his Furniture and Collin Rooms promptly attended
TO- both nght aud he win give his personal attention
to all funerals. Charges moderate - Is T
.al ..li-lrf% j II CITRREY F.
n B-Furniiure and Mattresses Of every description
made order and of the best Materials and warranted also
furniture repaired in the best style and with dispatch
eug3T ES. if-tt T' r.. .s-F J II. C. /.
IT0R SAIE.--Eour vana6Ie tAtnds, aal lne' C4l.ey
Il Fork River, 20 miles from Nashville % hours travel
by stageRel timbered good stock fars and the river
us igable for STEAMBOATS, months in the year Those
wishing TO engage IA the Luhber trade in raising socek
would do well to give me call - - - b
..l.'.i t...i ? ~ Ntt rALDAyIS,"
Sept 1t AT the U. S. Mail Packet Office /
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Without reading pOCE ET
1, i;afieS "a, Let one suffering from boctn;sI
snJ . 1n N the side restless nights nervous TIn.
Nv their ram OF DesPee;ie sensations and rven IN
sne OiAPiuS Havethe uaarricd ar ts. ., y
4 hss & any ny nnedaent read this truly useful booE as
ah e means Of saving thousands OF unE,rtr1aIs
49, ssa any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
esed y letter. wall receive copy Of hs work bv ns
or hye copies win be for One Do,S, 0y MAIL
-o.oS1e Res'F@iuJ W DR. VA. YOUNG
NO. l52 Spruce ~ PIsLai,kDIigi q
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TIE LATEST STYLE BUGGIES! !BAROUCHES %
RoCRAwAYs AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
esy- Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that osslszl
St0uts Coach Shop is on CLARK STREET 80
iulylg ~ IRA A. STOUT.
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DIR. WIN. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

ID ESPECTFULLY to the citizens of Nashvils
III and vicinity that he has returned again after a resi-
dence Of fourteen IN the South and pernanenyla
Gated himself in South Nashville al the corner Of Wash
ington and Pearl streets where he may at all times be founs
by those who may wish TO consult him.
He has IN his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying to the permanent cure Of the
most distressing cases OF the following diseases vENer
Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chs and
Fevers Pleurses, AshmaS, Colds Coughs ucpient Con-
sumptions, Rheumatisms Weak Lungs, Fits, Drupsies
Cancers Ulcers, Scrouous Hemoptas of the Lungs and
other Hemorages; Darrhoa Diseases of the Kidneys Mer
curia and Yenerea Tants of the Blood Diseases Of C
dren Worms and other Diseases incident to the h
man system.
During his residence the South he attended to over ten
thousand different cse all Of which he treated with more
than ordinary success.
Dr. McIAne hopes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted. .'
Nashville, Feb sly DR. WM McI.ANF
Eag All Letters addressed pcst-paid OF South Nasve
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RE1L. Am RRAss FnnNnRY

4 OVFROB7,, YEfR BR0AD STREET. ad
m THE Subscriber respectfully returns his
"a thanks to the public for past fkvofs, and so fA
z heits acOntinuance Of patronage in the above
SzEsAIine also Il. 49, -. .. ~ &ssA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Metal Turnings Metal
ic Pacxings IIalbit Metal and Castings
Soda FOuntS Geueraiors Ale Pumps and Pumpsof eve
~ description manufactured order repaired at short
notice. e.- .--.t f.s
ine22-1y B COLE.
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Caution,

DR. MORsR's isvIGORATIEs COaBtAL has been counter
ieited by some Bnpr,neipled persons ~.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the prOprenrs
fac-simile pasted the esrk Of each bottle, aud The io
10 wing words blow in the glass
sDK. MOkSk'S INVtGOKATING CORDIAL
G. II. RING, PROPRIE ETOk. nv, n
The Cordial is put mp highly concentrated In pint
bottles .... I'D
PRtcE-s3 OOPer bottle; two for IS six forsi2 90. u
c. II. RING. PROPRIETOR.
ln2 Broadway New York
Seld by Druggists throughout the Unitsd sates Canaa
and est ladies' and also by " .GHAK. suecesssr
cartwright Armstrong Of Market and Broad street
Nashville, Tennessee. toetat-d EdSt6m
w. r. GRAY. SOLE 4GERT