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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-03

BOSTON AND WORCESTER R.R.
f.-%r. c. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT -
sssyss !s ssz.z Commencing Monday, May I'D, 1854
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester about s. at Z, and $780, (1120 EXP
M. (3.20 Ex) 400, N, Ex) P. M.
Millbury $40 Dam. S45p. m
" Fram abt 6, 755, 1925 " (12O5, 4O5 Ex.)
4.55, Ql.45 exp. m.
Saxonvile at 6.55 l30
Newton, $780, *730, 1920 (W.Tr.l O. 1850, wv
Try a. M; *2.02, 3.45, 4.40, 615 ISIS, D. M
Brookline, CPS, 7.15, s, $780, 10 a. IN. 100,
81, 81, Z, and g. p. m.
Needham Plain, and s, am. 125 and
p.m
Nv. Newton station.
Saturday nights at $50 (nstead of $50
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at 7.30 (and Ex.) a. M, 80, (2l5
and 4, EN- 4.3O (and $50 Ex) P. NJ.
" Millbury at 7.SO m. 4.3Op m.
g Milford at 1903 l30 430
=" birmingham at $780, 10 Ex.l a. M, l.30 l2.15&4
Ex.l 4.3O, land $50 Ex.l
" Saxonyie o15 a. m 600 p. m.
" Newton, 7SO, (W. Tr.) 8, and 9.15 a. m. 1885, L3O
wv. Tr,) 8, 8, 6, 7.15 and els p m.
Brookine, 7, 740, $685. aud IL NJ, 12.45, ESQ, $50
$40, 6.15, 1870, and 80 p. IN.
Charles River Branch, I, a. M IL; $50, els p m.
Or Express Trains stop only at birmingham
Saturday nights at 10 Qnsead of 915)
G. TWICHELL, sup't.
Boston, May 30 1854. dawtf
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rezs.s-ssts41 WHITCO MB'S WORCES-
&c TER AND FIToHBURG EXPREsS-Be-
tween Worcester and Fchburg by every train stopping
all Intermediate places Packages forwarded, Notes.
Drafts and Bills collected and paid, and all orders attend
ed with despatch Office of Mechanic and Main
Streets Worcester. nov29 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-03
DENCE AND

r1zzzs4=ss.s1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
s.:ssssAs - W RCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train,
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected,
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
business tsaaacted at Fall River, Mansfield Atteboro,
Taunton, Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick,
Wickfed, Peacedale, and Wakefield, r. l.; and Sonng
on, Conn. OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHENCK & PILLINER,
Designers and Engravers on WOos

UFFIOE, NO. z UUUKT SQUARE, BOSTON.
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store Fronts
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels, Seale
Machinery, Cotton Stamps Maps, Show Bills, Medel.
Stoves, &c. BEAUTIFULLY executed mch1l div
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-01

q ALE Of United States land In the
~ town OF Rome, in the State of Ne " York.-WI1l
be sold at public auction on the premises, in tho
town or village nf Rome, the 18th day of Novem-
which were purchased by the United States from
Dominick Lynch by deeds bearing date 1st March;
1914, 18th October, 1915, and 4h July 1916, leta
numbered 5, g, Ii, IA aud Is, in block with the
westerly half parts of lots and H. and the easterIy
half parts Of lots and Is, IN the block g.
being known and hitherto USED as the site Of the
United States arsenal at Rome.
The lots and halves of lots above mentioned num-
bsred 3, f. s. 7, IL, Is, Il, Is, and l6, fronting
northery altogether two hundred and sixty four
feet on Dominick reet, and running back three
eastern boundary, and four hundr ed and forty-iye
feet, more or less the western boundary, to the
Inland Lock Navigation ConpznY's Canal, Will be
sold, with tbs buildings thereon, IN one parcel; and
lots T. 5, ana B. in block Z, fronting soptherly alto
gether one hundred and ninety.eight lee. on Said
street and running back two hundred feet, more or
less with the buildings thereon as another parcel
The sale viii be for cssh and deeds for the proper
will made By the Secretary Of Var, under the acts
Of Conefess Of Sd ofMsrch, 1919, and 18th of April
1928, conveying to the purchaser end to his heirs
and assigns forever all the right, tte And interest,"
of thu United States in ths Rsms. - - ii -.
There will be sold, also, at tho sarao time and
deemed adviBable to ronove to another arsenal,
among winch are ten iron ernnon, with gun ear
riages snd many Of the izaplsKeats for thotr use.
heavy gins and tackles, Eorse and hand carts, FIRE
engine, sleigha, stQyee, lsddsrg, quantity Of lum
bsr; bricks, DO, quantity Of kints an extensive
assortment Of teos, some safnsng uieaaa, articles
Of furniture, and . large qGlDtty Of scrap Iron,
wrought ami east, stsal brass, @c, - re-, =,
ls-~.r { ~ 8 > =, HaHEY 4 CRAIG, - -.
oct lJ-dtd +f-: Colonel of Ordnance.
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.UiHTAaD1.tIT
FFFtEh sSffA4GGSSTfA R.
THE BOOK. LOVER.

On tell me nov am alone - 10 asL, "a; ~I.c
Because no beating heart Is neaI, F..E 10. l..
Because no voice of human tone '~'''"
Makes pleasant music in myeaE. u asJ89
on tell me not T am alone, l+l.aii-z iay s.a 8
For here ars my companiopssmeet;. a.:t zui
My books have voice of music tone,
And me with pleasant voice they greet a
They look upon me from thef shelves iSif1i -.
They lie around me where sit:
They seem to know that in -tlasmselvesT
Are hidden stores OF worth. and wit, ....r
When with them hurtfht Lust has fed, e..
And Avarice forgets to hoard;
Ambition raises not IT'S head @-i - Sa.-.i:
Where reigneth Mind sapremest lloyd.
They are the" Gfasse of1Connsell, yalear,
In which the soul reviews its dress;
They to the busy give good cheer, 80 go :
And drive away alb weain<ss-- L:..-- Ia
He that shall have them gets reward,
In doubt they make the crockett pfafn:
In fear thes serve a faithful guard,s sal
By them the SICK HJka forget o. their pain. =
Time spent with them is doubly gained,
And more of worth than money is;
BY them submissive slaves have feigned;i
Without them, kings have failed Of thtss
If for my reading and my beoks .s:.I-!. = - d
The crowns of this terrestrial ball L.. r., .
Were offered me with scOrnful looks
Indignant would spurn them all.
Then tell me not am sfoife,
For while these-veiumes near me lie. 49,,
Thete !ey1r use IN letfIest tone 80 81 ana ..
The sounds of sweetest minstrelsy. ''' .
- u. u =
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, -
Sstuated-oa e street, north Of the Gig Hall
Washzneton.

Sstuated-on e street, north OF the Esty Hal,
Washington.
1NHE extensive additions to the buildings of this
i institution are completed and constantly open
fer the reception and care of the sick.
. Every benefit comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained in hospitals occurred for the inmates
The insrut onis vieited daily Tor ofener If necea
ssry) By G ysicisn and Surgeon from the Faculty
of the Ma ional Medical College. 3, '
DR.. B. L HKLLxN, resident physician, Is always in
the building; also several resident students snd all
necessary attendants.
Ths patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invaiu-
able since their introduction into the Institution.
Physicians in the city and asoin ths country and
neigh boring cities having patients who need hosp
tails advantages are invited to send them to the In
Urinary. -"
The charge for board is from s. to $40 per week,
according to the accommodations required, payable
in advance. -
Persons will apply for admission to DR.. HnLxN
resident physician, ut the Inhrmary.
All communications in regard to tho institution
must be to my address.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., -.
Georgetown, D. c.,
Curator of the Washington Infrmary
oct 9Iim i,
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- 80. = BOOTS AND SHOES, =. =
STILL AT THE OLD STAND!

e and Seventh streets, g.e - = : rs.
: OPPOSITE BBOwNs' HOTEL. - -.
4 HOOVER & SON are still at the old place on
IA -. the south side of Repnaylyania aye; 9e7A
nue., betw. Sixth and Seventh stxeats oppo- "
SITE Browns. Hotel, where they would bey ~
pleased to see their old customers and the - !.
public in general, and where will be found g COM
plets assortment Of ladies' Misses and Children's,
Gentemen'5, Youths and Boys SHOES and BOOTS
of all styles and prices: -. =
Cloth Button Heeled Caters, with and without tips
French lasting Button and Heefed Caters
Cloth Button Caters. without heels
French Toilet Slippers, French Lasting and Kid
DO black and white Satin CATERS
Do do do Slippers 49,, 49,.
Plain Lace Caters, all coiors -.
Morocco sndKid Boots and 5effersons, thick and
FOR MISSES & CHILDREN. =
Block bronze and colored foxed and tipped CATERS
Tan colored do do q superior article
Do tipped and plain morocco Boots, thick
a soles ~,
Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind Boots a.
Cloth and lasting button Caters
Morocco Boots and Jeferspns, thick and thin soies
=. FOR GENTLEMEN. -:
Patent Leather Boots of superior quality
Do do, r7pegged, for S.
Kid top Congress Caters, black and eolored, single
! and double solss >,
Calf Congress Caters, single and double soles =
Calf oxford Ties and Montereys do
Patent Leather Pumps aud low CHARTERED Shoes
superior of sewed Boots, spring shanks
With a general variety Of seWed and peg Boots.
FOR YOUTHS BOYS.
All We can say in this line is we are prepared to
supply all demands Of Boots and Shoes In variety
Of styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
Cur assortment in this department il complete,
and ne feel confident can I'M nish good article
@ Fat fair prices. -.
Thankful for past favors We still solicit contin-
uancs OF custom. We think, by keeping a good ar
fcle and selling at fair prices, that We Will be able
TO please We would invite call before purchasing
a3J6where. Z 80 :. - =
Motto Quick saleR and small profts
Don't forget the right store, but cali at -,
.. ....-~,. b. q. A. HOOVER. g. SONS,
Opp. Browns Hotel, bet. 9th and 7fh sta, %.
oct 6-eolm south side
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FIsHING N CoNS1

FIsHISG N cossEcrfcrr I'm April, 1907,
near Stonington, Ct, says the Boston Mass,
Mail, lot less than seventy tons Of striped bass
were dragged up in one net at one hauI-so
the papers say, and they were never known to
ie-that ID, till quite lately. The net was de-
scribed TO be 300 fathoms Ibhgt and six deep.
and the fishes sold for $4,000, which put a
capital finish to the whole transaction. This
was great year for what the Yankees called
streaked bass The fsA Ell es' On the Connec.
ticut shore Of Long Island Sound were ex-
tremefy successful. On the 9th, 10Th and IL th
days OF November, the number taken in four
selnes, at Sson ingten,- was 10000. On the
18th, 10, O0d1 18th, Is, 600 tDtal SO, 300, av-
eraging i've pounds each. :
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TILE UNION ACADEMY,

Corner OF Eth street and Ne,y York dueAue.
S{HIs Insttutien VIM be opened for the next year
L on the fIstMonoay IN September. 1854. The
number OF pupils S. Ismited.- The school Will con
sst OF three classes, Junior, X;dd< and Senior. ~
ery desirable fseiity Is offered Applications shotlt
be made immediately ri Preference given to those
who enter for she longest time. -, =. =.
Circulars at the bookstores. ri -, -
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will open Of
tho same time. Circulars as above. -,
= r7~1 feu--. q RICHARDS,
jy 2l-dsm ~ p AIRS. N. A. RICHARDS.
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" 6NIDER'6 WINES
TT PH1E dDEL PHIA

John v. SNIDER, Dealer In Wines, ~ the
81 former cid established Vine Store of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. 76 Walnut street, four doors BE-
loF Fourth street. where Consumers win be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo-
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. rs Wal
NIT street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
feive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
tnge do zen and upwards; and also solcits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
hB friends and former customers. fr-r7
- AL Wines ordered for Washington viii be de-
Uttered by Express free of freiQht. Jelly
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aEoRaEToWr " YEMALE SEMINARY,


r mxscA.rH n. C1arks- + t' 1,'0' ~ % {.
THE duties Of this Seminary will be resumed on
i FRIDAY, september 1st. = - -. =. :, -, 49,.
The course ofstadies actually pursued in this In:
stitution embraces! . higher and moro: thorough
range thap that pursued In any other Female Sem
The ho.tion q the Seminary la remarkable for its
salubrity The buildings ara large. the rooms cspar
cious,and the grounds for rssseation are very am
pie - .. = =
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per sesaion Of 10
mouths, payable on the 1st September and list of
Eehr uary This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Msthenatcs, room rent, fuel lights
spd Painting extra. - 'r--- = f.i =
Day schqisrs ffom IS % $40 per quarter, according
to the lssses which they enter. I 1T ~ =
: :. Reference is made to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. p: de Ia Roche, W. q. Rdgely, Esq, W Hunter
s ssg., y; & E. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Georgetown, b: g.; and to Jos. II. Bradley, Ksq-
aaron A l,s 9 Dayton and Mr.. Ftshngh odyis
jy Hr,tf . i-'1 Intel Union) .gb t.i-'- r..
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NOTICE..
g fscy ORDNANCE OFFICE,

= WARRINGTON, September %, 1864 (
( ION6RkSS, during Its last session, having made
~ an appropriation for the purchase Of the best
breechoadng Rifles for the use of the United States
srmy, 'provissd mat the Secretary at War, after
fair practical test thereof, shall deem the purchase
ers hereby notified that speci mems of ouch arms
will be received at this office till the FIRST day of
December next for preliminary examinations; and
If found to offer IRRESPONSIBLE expectation of being
Der (say twenty ave Of saa Of tn So aording such
expectation, to DO plaesd IN the hands Of the SOL
oilers for trial in the field. The result & this prao
teal test will aid the Secretary in making . de.
cision. ..ss- 90. HENRY K CRHft
sep So-Aw6w Colonel Of Ordnance.
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!. q. 6. MILITAR9yAND NAVAL ABsUS.

I. o. 9. AILITARYvAND Naval ARsUs
l'd1 undersigned having become the Southern
II ECorrsepoodent OF the ahsre paser, sditsd,by
moor Crawley, and being desrous to furnish correct
ma eusnentic information i'm reference 10 eli mat
eess apPertainna to the Military, solicts the aid Of
omcers composing the sevsrsi Companies in this
ana adlofring cities In advising him Of IN yef their
proceeding for pub,Sation. u I'H-l v'h
D. = % - '.E= g. ~. MRAReoN.
s-A branch once has been ests bliehed I'm
TINS city whsrs spbectipti 90 vsexisemenu snd
7O9es,, ~ PSIsvsnvA No ISn and Rthsey
oct lot iii ll3.i Isli5s sv,-Sgo5
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z. b. HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Of IL. ,adelphia, Pa, graduate in AIlopstht
IL and HON oeopathy, having had extensive eI
perience in the Various departments of the profes
sion, offers hisiervcss to the citizens Of Washington
Ofics So, 42s street. Between q and
p seryetsa qhes hours uutn 8 =. M from b Al
mo and TO 3 I'm: FAX A1ii SI5'TLI %. III
References: VIM. A. Gardner, NJ B.S DeSnjOE tlte
Homeopathic College Pa, and the profession gem
ssalNs sop 30-3m
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IMFRoMPf8;,-4.i-a

On seeing the remains Of the daughter 'of Cant
JOS Peel, ann wife of Jas. a. King s laid out' in
beautiful robes for the grave The birds were war
bling in their cages white every eye was wet u the
hail Where the composed BODY laid, Thercpntrast
was from nature.
m. - :. -is9y -,s-saaI :. .
Ihe small birds sang most lively -
Reside the solemn hall,
Where lay tf1e a and Fuvsly,,
-NTappad i'll her fun raj pail -..-.-
They had shOwered roses FER her.
White foses, as when grown! ..L-----
But silsRt she Ieposed, -. g. ..-..
On her cOtiHed bed alone - -
She sleeps the LAST deep sweeay-A
- nseens tue angel breath, al, .. -.
Which left her frame so sadly, "
MzIte beautiful her death; E--:-.s--g :.
"a But what are birds and flowers. f.....
And what are tears aud grief 80
She has found better morrow 70 "a
TO.a lie most bright and brief.
She had left her love so kindly
To mother, hHs Aaad- ala -.
The father ip hlS. suffer ings, --
May not forget his thraIl; ~-------- -
Bur on this opening morning. - -.
The hearts before all riven,
Will feel the child adorniEg - - %.
The joyous halls OF heaven. c.
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+ ..,-~.nKIB WELBaS3
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF . :.
|BHE7G5H DRoPs
I -" Or, Cancer Root. aaa- l.!
REMEDY FOR. CAN
F. GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT
iii WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI- :.
tbs, DROPSY, AND ALL. !. "a - : :.
DISEASES ARISING FROM fHE.INPURL P
,-a .OF TIE BLOOD. :....
Pfepar.d.byJ. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George.
TOWN., d. q. 4.--.4 ali Il .i .-E-.s-.l ..a.4
The estinata that.is now accorded this prepare.
ton by the medical profession and BY other com.
petsnt to judge of its rnerfts may be seen in the
fact thst 1t has bseH prescribed by many Of our
most eminent Physicians in this country, and has
attracted the attention Of celebrated profession OF
the Edin burg College, scotlsnd, by whom 1t. has
eeen successfully used in career Of An aggravated
character. ia
The rrcprfetey has been forced to make more ex-
tensvs to meet tha rapidly increasing
denaod for BsEcH BReP . -' $50 os~ 80;
80; yINcENNEs, INDIANA, Oct: 3, 1884,
J. l., kdxel1--7Dsaf Sir: Some three months ago,
through the agency OF Col Smith Miller, our repre-
sentation in Congress-, had purchased of you, for
the use ofmy father In Scotland, one dozen Bottles
OF Beech Deep Or Cancer Preparation. I have q let
ter from my brother, stating that the physician de-
sres you to forward another dozen bottles He
thinks under its use the i.ease is arrested. may
add that my father has tried every physician OF dis
tin ssn in Scotland and England, including PROBES
sore OF EdtlDurg and Colleges, without relief. The
Disease was of three years standing, began in the
right cheek. which is partially consumed He was
sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely
left him. ""' = -
This case will give your preparation popularity
ID Britain which no other medicine has. Direct to
lillian Dick, Esq, Colly dean, by Lesfis Scotland
rin care OF Messrs. Penfoed, Clay & Co., Druggists
N. York, who will forward it.
Mr.. Flint Is man Of great influence in his county
and will with pleasure communicate with any one
In reference to his case. - IA
j.OAILA~AY COUNTY, MISSOURI, } =.
49, July 18th, 1854. !
d Sir-With great pleasure I inform that your
ef1kation of Beech Drop hsssaccopplished for We
what tn ,ught beyond the reach Of human agency
For the last twelve years lave been afflicted with
Scrofula of Capcerous forIn So extensive WAS the
ulcers and so horrible my appearance that my case
became notorious with all the Faculty in this and
The adjoining countiss-in fact had obtained the
best medical aid in our State, without any sbate
ment of the disease. Through friend procured
half dozen bottles of your Beech Drep, after using
it, perfect the cure, that hundreds visited me-
My desire il to benefit my fellow man with that
purpose beg all afflicted with Scrofula in any form
to use it. :
Enclosed you will find an order from some friends
for the preparation. Very truly, -
For sale by Druggist. and Dealersin Medicines in
Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore.
oct l4-d3Is ...-. g..
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ptEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE ...

MANUFACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES,
MI JAMAICt GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGE,
scEThis delicious beverage becofnes the sresteet
fstorite wherever il is introduced. 1t is equally
patstsble more wholesome, and not hxlfthe price 81
other foreign wines. Many ply sicisns use IL ex-
Fl}tulency, Dyspepsia, Debility; Cramps NarrhsA
ami Dysentery. Persons subject 10 Chile, or hving
ntstricts where Ague prevails, ind ia occesiohal
uS pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
With little cold water it forms the most rsfeehing
snh wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
cab be taken. 'A
Price 80 cts per bottle, s. per dosen.
J. BALMER corner of Baltimore and High etreeta,
and BROWN BROTHERS, Liberty Ut. Baltimore.
ET0TT 4 CO, Washington.
PEEL sTEVENS, Abexsndr!s. e.
JESSE Lands, Frederick
u. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va.
ROBERTSON CO., Petersburg, Va.
VIM CIsSEL, Georgetown. ~ 1o-6-
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WIN. NOEL & GEO. K. BOYD,
g. BLIND MAKERS

Pa. dUenle soah side, bet 9th and 10th streets.
MTE are prepared Ia furnish sanitian Inside Blinds
Nv OF every style, Reed Blinds, Paper Curtain, and
every style of painted Shades. Also Te furnish to
order curlsd hair, moss, shuck, and other Mst-
Chairs, Ottomans, &C.; Carpets and Curtains neatly
made and warranted to fit old Blinds reprinted and
trimmed in the best manner. -- - -.
An work done promptly, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. sep 3O-eo2m
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs,

-r- Relief: In Five Minutes.
fYLERS CO4P0UND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
IINHE increasing demand for this most Pleasant
IL safe, and efficaciOus remedy for all pulmonary
DISEASES, has enabled the prosretor to reduce the
price so as place within the reach Of ell classes
Its superiority most similar preparations is at
tested by many eminent physicians who have been
eys witnesses of It's efficacy when tbs usual RENE
dies have failed; also by thousand Of most re-
bpectab!e citizens who have used It IN their families
both as preventive and cure with never failing
cess for the last twenty years, during which period
with very little aid from advertising, &C., it has
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union.
gives immediate relief and Centrally cures in day
Or two, without Interfering with diet or business,
rendering the system more susceptible OF Coids, in
chronic cases, asthma. Whoos 'g Cough. Group,
Bronchitis affections Of the Las9s, and 'CoxsuBp-
ti) n, it is always very nefciai and seldom faiis
when commenced in time to perfect cure.
| Price 20 and so cents q bottle. O..
| Sold wholesale by Patterson Marin, Stott Co.,
Ridgely 90. Alexandra BY Peel Stevens. In
~ TYIERs Gun RAB1c GANDY Drops
similar composition to the abovs, but in mildsr
and more portsble forrs;; they act Hike charm on
voice; they contain no I'M urious drug particu.
larly recommended for children freq1enters of pub
lie assemblies, public speakers. singers, to =.
Prize 1914 and Is cents per box E-@ ---
For sale at most Drug ana Candy Stores. q -
ocs ~ :. . ..-.. ---1-. -
3QAAAQ&A4&8 1AAA nVkAAVN 0d00A1No.t
E,RENCH Mssinos, al shades, at IS cents, very
Il cheap s1'Ts : U.s. .ga3 1E5iF rts,,-s -. a b.,
French Merino Haids, all styles -..,- 80
5oopisces black silk velvet Ribbons Of all widths.
very cheap - h't '1'
Plaid Silks, plaid Rib bons -
Black Silks of every width aadquality
200 French Sha wis, various styles, very low ~
Customers Eili DO we'll TO cell and look at my
stock, all of which will be sold ct small advance
for cash. - =. J..4a tWM r. RILEY, =
Z :, Corner fsth ST., opposite Osntrs Market,
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r, 1DENIsON,

COun4ellOr, and AttOrHeY.at.Law,
:, -.rroWAGp, MeLENNA&-C0, TEXAS,
= MI RrsGlce in the counties Of Milan, Bell, VII.
hansn, Ms1snnan, Falls. Limestone, Yreestone,
Ne q aud Hill nd shs sapssPa GOqt At An,
Will also oct as Land Agent, and give iBscila al
tent,on to investigating and psrfeetihg Lana Titled
in part of the State. aug I6Nvlew
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sstsa notion &
:. a NOTfCR.a..aw .

NOTTC6.t - - = ~
N AND WARRANT No. S5,5T for forty acres, un-
II der tS set OF september, 1850, issued IA favor
ofAndreW >: Miller, ~ private in Captain Anderl
sons Company of aeofgia' Mihtia, 1885, was mailed
at New Albany, Mississippi, on or about the 5th.of
Octobsr, 1853, addressed to John N. Clarke, Wash.
ington City, and the Same has Been lost OF stolen
from the mail Notice is hereby given that Applicar
tion will be ma1e.to the Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate Of said warrant. - - =
ANDREW q. MILL Err.
T7t:o p JOHN NJ CLARKE.
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