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Dr. CONINE'S SYRUP OF
Ginseng md .LEK6xInfz.

VlHIs compound, established in universal favor,
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DR. TONNE the celebrated al traveller. Its
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it a and prompt cure II possesses the remark
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is without question Natures most potent remedy for
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Nerves Lowness OF Spirits Headache, a
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Sold in worcester by James Green M. B. Green, L
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Also or sale Dy principal Druggists 10 the city and
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Leicester and Worcester Exnresss

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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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and trusts by Keeping good articles, at low prices re
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II Goods delivered in any part of the city,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures Trades, and Professions.

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fullest confidence that persons In want OF the products
of Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise of Wor-
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THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP.
BY WILLIAM NORTH.

With minded feelings Of and s;f.eton the under
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fine ARTS.

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THE GREAT WORK of the AGED. RO.

THE GREAT WORK Of the AGE.-Dr. RO-
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Mysteries Of Asoogy and the Wonders Of Magic" 4. demon
the existence BY mas Of saihen'
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Died.


On Thursday, Mar H. AUGUSTUS HARVEY, aged year,
Il months and "a dcys
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral fyoi tho residence of his
father No 19S West Fifteenth street. at half past one
o'clock this afternoon, without further invitation.
On Thursday, Mag H. AsENATr, wife Of EbeneZer A.
Lewis
The relatives and acquaintance of the family are re-
spectuy invited to attend the frnera from the resi-
dence of Mr.. r. H. Stone, No. AZ South Fourth street
corner of Third, Williamsburg, at ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
In Brooklyn on Thursday, May IL. after long and
painful Illness THERESA LEWIS aged % years and days
The friends Of the family, and .mbers of st. Ann
from the residence of her stepather, No 81 james
street, at two O'Clock this Afternoon. The ril
ment.
Boston papers please copy.
On Wednesday, May 10, EoBHRr WrlroN, aged &c yearr
months and Is days.
The friends and acquaint ances of tie family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral at oclock
this afternoon, from his late residence No 61O Water
street. His remains will be Inferred in Greenwood Gene
terry.
On Wednesday evening, Msy TO- after long illness,
which borne with Christian forttude and resignation
LEONARD MEEK, aged 10 years, native of Yorkshire, Eng
land.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specifically invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock
this afternoon, from his late residence Fifty second
street between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues The re
mains VIII be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday mtrnng Nay II, GusrAvDs Lows,
aged Is months and days.
yhe friends and reis.ives respectfully invited to
out further notice. from the residence Of bis pareIs No.
so Laurens street.
On thursday morning, Hay II, Mrs. ANY, consort of
the late William NcVeagh aged 76 years. months and
Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the fany respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No. 81 Division street, at o'clock Sunday after
Her remains viii be taken to Greenwood Ce-
metery.
On Wednesday, May 10, of consumption THsoDes1A B.,
wife Of Peter Vogelsang.
The funeral viii take place at nine ocloc, tomorrow
morning. from heS late residence No 205 Church street
Tire friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend, without further notice.
On Thursday morning, May II, ELIZA, daughter Of
George ard Caroline Hudson, aged years and 1G days
Their friends respectfully invited 10 attend the u-
neral at O'Clock to morrow afternoon from their
sdcnce Dean street. Vanderbilt avenue Brooslyn
On Thursday, Msy H. Of consumption, MARY Avn wife
Of William II. Hinchman, and daughter Of William
Picken, Esq.
Funeral services at tho residence Of her parents No
3T1 Fourth avenue, at halrat three O'Clock this after
noon. Her remains will be taken to Hampstead i. T.,
for interment, tomorrow morning
In Williamsburg, Wednesday night May 10, Of
hypertrophy Of the heart JosEru AwREScg eldest
of George and Adalne lawrence in the 18th year Of his
age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family, the members
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odieai Establishment, Sun Iron building Baltimore Nd
Henry Taylor having lately purchased the Of
his brother william begs leave TO inform tee citizens Of Ball
timare And s vicinity that in the book
sine business be found the stand
Of Baltimore and South streets Sun Iron Buildings
He will always he in receipt Of thsatst issues in
ving had more than twelve years. personal experience
this peculiar line in ths city hters himself that ia
literary and reading mnnty He hopes by his business
habits and attention TO their interests to nd hi self
TO their favor as heretofore He ayas himself Of this OPP
Portunty return bis sincere than ks this community
the patronage literally extn ded during the twelve
Eears and hopes for continuance Of the same HENRY
IAfiok NOS III Baltimore street, and 0uth street,
Gun iron BuIdingD Baltimore, Nd Our SCENTS In New
street. - - - - - -1
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On Tuesday, May Q, at st. Anr's Church. by the Rev
DR.. Forbes Mr.. HUGH ONEIrI, of Williamsburg, L. L. TO
Miss MARGARET O'EErIL of this city
California papers please copy.
On Tuesday, April 25 in Shawneetown, Ill, by the Rev.
b. f. Spilman, Mr.. RICHARD b. AVERY, Of Salem o. T., to
Miss EXILE JACQUES VnBoN, of Montreal, Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

able source Of information claims to the sewing
chsao be found in the able opinion lately given by
Judge sprague Boston, in suit against the Singer
chine ESQ caed printed copies Of which may be had at
office, or by mall by forwarding postage stamp Che fol
loving is list ofliseseses under patent of 1S6 viz
A b. Howe American Magnetic Sewing Machine Company
poroas Sewing Machine Company, New York; b. Nichols
Worcester Mass aessrs woodbridge, Keno and Moore,
make sen slwing machines under my patent. II
has been revoked and surrendered ELIAS HOWE, Junr
Paentee Of the original sewing machine No. IS Hanover
street, Boston, nnd sos Broadway, New York.