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DEPOSITORY OF TIIE nIHLI SOCIETY or

VIRGINIA, AND STATlONEki STORE,
Main street Opposite Amencau Hotel
UDRiCE & CARDOLA respectfully invite The attention.
OF their country friends rnd uI III. public centrally
To their nysprtmeE. OF Bible. nnd Triaclns Religious
and Miscellaneous Literature, Jnrc'c Works, School
Rook- stationery rormonulc- Cnbr aud other Variety
Goods.
Latest works Of the iny promptly received
Life Members and Life Directors the American Hibo
AMI Tract Societies furnished with tir annual quotus.
clL
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SECOND SUPPLY or FiIL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS

SECOND SIPPLT OF FtI.L AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
yHSHOMAs QrARLES I,as received by the latest mr.
& ri,ul+ hl1 second supply OF Fall and Winter Dry
Goods tnd Is now prcpnrcd offer tho public
extensive H-sor ncn Ui Goods tn heretofore. His sfork
Inns bees selected at auction aud rho best
terms mi win great care, and will be sold prices which
will uivC IN ire satisfaction.
Iu.r rrc-ivcd, llock nnd Colored Silks Moirc Antique
silk striped "ilks Mrc Antique tor Cloaks Cloths Tor
Cloak. French hl"usLs and Mriin. Striped Morr An.
i. md M..iu Collar. md sieve. Moirn an,io,c "md
Striped Ribbons, very rh"np
\ me assortment Of Goods for Boys' wear including
StpsJa land Brnkcts Kcrseys SH,iners,
iray Virginia Fall Cloths Lin.rys FIannr OzuHburgs,
&c, &c
strangers visiting til. city will ud it their interest to
pur"sr their Goods at the cheap cash 2n broad
atrc,t Oct Il-Jt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

A6OSEY SAVING ISSTITUTION.-Wo are
wi prepared show friends visiting the cily
a much larger stock OF FALL AND WINTER Cio-
acips the most ssh;onab "n goods introduced
this sessUr manufactured by Ourselves in the best man
nsr and warranted in every RESPECT We go rxii'
lively engaged in the business and had such long expo
rieucc the trade. that enabled cell GOOD
ARTICLE very low price, and thus money for our
customers. All we nsk j. trial
KEEN, BALDWIN co,
N.i, SfrpP
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SORE EYEs.-Persons afflicted with thHa,ninea.h -
tho EYE Lido will 10 ell call INC 10! UoE ~
pETlT's EYE SALVE Ihare sold il for ELK J"h'' ma
am authorzed to return the money II il siia 20 cue:
nv, os SP sEMPLE. eo2 Main e
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GEORGE II. SWAMI,

GEORGE II. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLlCIrOR1S CHANcERi
JAcRSoS, Miss,
UDRACTICEs Law in the several State and fed%Hl
Cuurs held Jackson and in tho Circu. and Probate
of Kinds and the ncighborn. eastern counties lie
win also attend tho payment of and redemption OF
forfeited lands u, the Auditor Once
Refers "a S:orhru H. E.gIcsun, Esq; Henry p Irving
! ESQ Samuel Marx Esq, Cashier Bank Of Vr: ln",
M.ssrs Harris & Gibson Richmond VA. Nov. ls-sly
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NOTICE TO Rail ROAD CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.
rnN undersigned hereby invite proposals. addressed
IL TO him. II Petersburg, Va ill Ike 2Jti day Of Octo-
her nt N rsag for the Execution n the Masonry in Two
bridges al liz Norfolk nn Petersburg Rn kuad" The
sites oi ,ic-- Bridges occur Petersburg. md
within stU each other. They conaiE. III about
equal QUANTITIES :. ,JU cubic yards q! Masonry
Plan- specifications mny he seen III the 'Divison
Engineer Office, ia Petersburg.
WILLIAM MALONE
Sept. ls-9awto0i.Oc: Chief Engineer Sc.
A!rauGrl, Gazette mud Baltimore Patriot. requested
copy 3'!mrs week iii rh October and forward ne.
,,nnr NurI,lL So,
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MISCELLANEOUS
=. SUTHERLAND,
i'm MAKER AND MILITARY PURVEYUR,
l3a. MAIS STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGIsl,
o>~~~~~~~NNN~~

(Opposite Eagle SlnirG)
vNyuE undersigned oher- i,r snio as-orl.reul Of
Il Spor"s articles and Military Equipments uns,rr.
,r..ri ~ The United SlHtrs Order. rrlrs,r from
Inc pubic generally. mud especial will be taken To-
supply uiccr' OF the Army and -N"vy, and OF the Vlun
trrr service, VII" mny favor him with their patronage.
will, the best articles to be ubtmch either in hi. country
or in England. = SUTHERLAND
orr u-.l
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JOSEPH l.sIDLEY EDWARD T. ROBissoS.
.JnIEI &. RnuISSOS

JUNI.FW I.NI 7.
LAIDIES & ROBINSON.
dtRADuATES P,ULApELPuIA COLLEGE or
~ PHARMACY Practical Chemists AMI Phrrmmcrutis's,
offer country ply -icin' nd families PERFECTLY sew
aSp FRESH STOCK AMI MED;CiSES, to-
,rhrr gifh SURGEONS lNSTKr MESrs, PEEFrMERY FAScY
Goops and al other Things III the Drug line, which they
vii! -"l on rho best terms.
~ Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations made 10
order and sen. any part 81 the country.
LAlDIEY IL ROBINSON.
New Dru. Store, itn and Franklin Streets.
Oct III Richmond
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JEFFEItSONTON NCIDENY

JEFFERSOSTOS ACADEMY
ME twenty first session OF this school will
Il on the lot OF september, ana cud on the 29h Of
June. Having employ ed graduate OF the University Of
Virginia. to assist me, shal bc enabled to enlarge tho
course OF Instruction The school is s'natcd in the vii
Geo OF Ienersoton, about two aud halt miles II the
Fnuqu.cr Whi:c sulphur springs, IN unusually healthy
ncghhOrhoOd, and one almost entirely free from, dissa.
ton Further comments deemed unnecessary us the
school is we'll known.
TERMS:-Board, Gncluding washing fuel and light
English Branches and Mathematics . 80 on
Languages Greek, Latin Spanish, Germany one
Payable half in advance the balance on the let Of
February No deduction for absence cxcrut in case of
protracted Illness but charge will be irUm the
ginning Of the hnt.sesson in which the Student enters
CALEB BURNLEY Principal.
w. NJ. FlSIlBAcK Assistant
Aug 2i-ctf Jefcrsonon. Cupeper county, Va.
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VISITORS TO THE GREAT STATE FAIR.
a OUR attention invited large and splendid
u sortinent .; FALL and WINTER CLOTHING,
WHICH III iyir and quality, cannot be surpassed. Having
Intdc extra preparations is complete and
WILL he found To embrace every and grade OF Goods
H. our hnr. manufacturing do for eight hOuses
with long experience in the trade in this CITY, enh
bed 10 offer superior quality OF Clurhins very low pr
ccs. We WARRANT Clothing tn Mt HId wsll md
PAL Chascrs will consult by cali on
MEN, BALDWIN & Co,
Ort27 lu} Main -
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NOTICE TO STbthIloLDERS OF TIE WIG
GINA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
TENHf Annual Mrc;in. Of IN" Stockholders ni tis Com.
4 pany will be held IN the City OF Richmond on the 9Th
day Of November 1888.
The t;en,on oil the Stockholders Is called 10 the follow
iuc resolution adopted ut their last annual meeting:
Rasoycd Tha, no proxy given more ;han twelve mounts
before aEy ensuing meeting ni The Stakeholder, oi this
Company -hhil br valid j. GARRETT, TREASURER
O!is. Va. C"n;rn! Il L. Company,
V;rk, I'D ri I-r
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PETERSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
T1NE next sessio of this INSTITUTION will commence on
II Wednesday,, the 26th september, ls5j
The Directors making additions both to the College
Building and the Boarding Department which will &c
completed by tho beginning Of the Session The large and
increasing patronage has made these additions
Ample Recommendations are provided for Boardrrs
terms Of Tuition &C. soc the Annual Catalogue which
will be sent by apple the President Rev GEO w
CARTEs or TO any OF the Directors.
DARCY PAUL, Chairman
w. 7. DAVIS,
J. II. COOPER,
WESLEY GRlGG n,
E. p. NASH, D"ee'ors
WIN LEA,
JOHN LYON,
Va Ano 1Q-Jtay.m
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An TUESDAY, tho 18th OF November nrxt rho under
~ signed will offer tor sale. the premises, the Tract
OF Land he purchased of the estate oi Dr. Elrnn The
Farm lies Opposite tho residence OF Mrs. DIR. Elcan and
on the north side OF tie SrUrG and Curdsvic Road
two miles from The former and miles from the n:rr
and about mile from tho Farmve and Bucking ham
Plank Road, mud two miles from WIN. NJ MUseeys Ma
nr!ncfuring Mill The trhct, by recent survey contains
about $50 ncrrs $50 Of which estimated he in
orisnn forest growth and very we'll and heavily nt err
ed and there about 6O well old held pines
small creek pnsses through the inrn and there
between 10 ind 70 OF good Hat lrnd The planta
ton well fenced and divided into four fclds ouch
being shit for corn and tobacco.
There is n worry good and well arranged new Wheat
Barn snd comfortable Dwelling House together with all
other usunl plantation buildings The lend produces to-
bacco OF very and superior quality and there
ample quantity of fret rate plant hand, and large
portion first tobacco land TO clear. Indeed il
readily be made oil III. best desirable and pro
tered very healthy From the dwelling house thers
fine view OF the mountains The mel. hborh"Od is ure
lgenr pleHsnn agreeable ind thcky settled hiring good
country roads, several churches AMI good schools
As the undersigned did not purchase with view OF per-
muneuily holding, the terms will be- reasonable one
fifth OF the purchase money in cash, and the remainder
divided nV four equal annual payments bnurn9 interest
from the day sale MI paid Good personal security will
be- required each bond and deed vi trust 10
the payments.
II sold possession given the 25th of December next.
A crop Gt Rheat will be seeded in good tmo and on
good hand. The day the plantation uten-s stock,
tobacco provender &c., &C. VIII he offered tor sale
ths usuhl terms.
Mr. Wnodson, who resides thu Farm, will 60
Oct. i5NcrlmENov T. W HURARD.
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FIKEAND MAKINE INSURANCE..

UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANSUI
TY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITOL SI.2iU.G29 90.
TISSUES policies While r"rson- for Life, mud makes
d annual dividends Policy holders a.o nsurcs Slaves
Tor one or Il term OF year.. For r"t"-. &c. Hppyto
q +. BRESEE, Agent,
T. w HANCOCK Medical Examiner
~ the Oic" nti Insurance Co cihc Valley of Virginia,
lila II KIcLruuis w. Oct 2}--d6m
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AUCTION SALES.
ny BIGI.;AsGN. nILL < co, ACCT

a EGKOES.-i hie day. u > ciJc. vii Jr -0'. .
u Ne ro"s consisting OF men, bo:s ara .i,ii ara
men md children.
NV DICKINSON MIL a. 90 sr~,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

J. J. DAILY II TiIOS r. GOODE
"A TToENEiS AT LAW, Boytfnn, Meckcn5urg Coun
"A ty, virginia.
Courts Mccklcnburg Brunswick Lunonburg, Halifax
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-02
THE MFTROPOIITAN-

A NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
ufactared and for SALE wholesale and retail BIZ Gibson
RICHARDSON, d CO., 374 Broadway, New York; also
81 and 80 Blackstone street, Boston.
1t embraces all the modern improvements combining
beauty, durability and economy in the use Of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation The simplicity Of its con-
sruction, and the consequent facility with which it is
managed particularly commend it to the attention OF those
iD want Of a frst-cass cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
That of any other range in present use being construct
ed that by spreading the coal a large surface and
burning it in thin stratum, the heat is equazed unde.
all the boiler openings.
The revolving CRATE supported by lever adjusted in
such manner that the 6rechamber be instantaneous
~ emped, while the range is closed as TO prevent the
escape of dust or ashes into the room.
The is of extra size with the fues arranged as
to secure in the highest possible degree equal amount
Of radiation every side, being elevated and on Level
with the top Of the rechamber; the draft is entirely up-
ward and natural The external plates are lined with
composition which being non-conductor Of heat gives
the advantages of brick oven.
Under the oven is large and capacious Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render.
ing valuable service for warming dishes OF food.
Being supplied with powerful water-back, the range
may be made 10 furnish without extra fire. large amount
OF hot water, at all times Tor bath other purposes
Provision is also made for the attachment of botar m
lures by which, in addition to its culinary department il
sulseryes an important purpose for warming dining
room parlor. either above adjacent TO the apart.
ment in which it is placed.
The Fues are large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and luminous Coal Coke or Wood. It re.
quires noadditona fixtures for tn Of either For those
purchasing for transportation to distance it offers pecu
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and In no respect
dependent on brick-work for any Of its flues
In points Of finish, workmanship and general appear.
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect TO cost compares most fay0rably with either
OF the EeYated-0yen Ranges now in market
mch2l daw1y
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Railroads..
7ROyIDENCE & WORCESTER R. r


- -z==zz=sz- SUMNER ARRANGENIENT.--oE
A szssiasssss- ami after Monday, July s. 1854, Pas
ssnEe Trans vii leave Providence and Worcester as FOL
leave Worcester at 100 and Ills AN, and SIS PM
Leave Providence at 10 and las, A. NJ, and 4o5
Pm
The 100 a. M train from Providence connects at WoI
cster with the ENprlss trains from Boston for New YORK
and Albany which leaves Worcester at 1923 a. M with
the accommodation train for Springfield and Albany, and
all Intermediate stations, which leaves Worcester at s9
a m; with trains OF the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
for Norwich; with trains Of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad for Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord, SCI
with trains Of the Fitchburg. keene Bellows Falls, &c
The MAS a. m train from Providence connects at WOI-
caster with the afternoon accommodation trains from N0I-
ter Of an the above mentioned Roads, and with the tx
p-es train from Boston ard New York, which leaves Wor
cssier at $50 p. m.
The p N. train from Providence, connects at Worces
ter with the accommodation train for Springfield, which
caves Worcester at 625 p m; with the Steamboat train
for New York via Norwich, which leaves Worcester at
II; with the trains Of the Fitchburg and Worcester RaI
road, which leaves Worcester at I.15 P. n.
The Ills a. train from Worcester, connects Wor
with the morning trains from Norwich Springfield
Eitchburg, Nashua and LOwei at Providence, with the
afternoon trains for Boston, Taunton, New Bedford Fall
River and with Steamboats, for FAN River and Newport
The S45 D. H. train from Worcester connects at Wor
cester with the Express train which leaves New York at
oclork N; with the morning accommodation from Aba
ny, and with the midday accommodation trains from
Norwich, Springfield Ftchburg, Nashua, and Lowe at
Providence with the Boston and New York Steamboat train
for New YORK via Stoniugton'
The 20 a. n and 405 p. trains from Providence
and and 3.45 trains from Worcester, connect
with the trains of the Norfolk County Railroad at Water
frt and at Providence with the Steamer Perry and
from Newport. These trains also connect at Mvle
with coaches for Satersve Whn's with coaches for
East Douglas and Whitinsve; Farnums with coaches
fer Grafton Centre, New England Village, and Upton
The 40 a. train from Providence connects At Woon
50, Set with the coaches for Milford.
NEWPORT AND SARATOGA.
Passengers leaving Newport in the morning, may reach
Saratoga the same evening.
Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning, may reach
Newport the same evening.
y This is the most directroute from Newport and Prov
idence to Springfield, Albany Saratoga, Northampton,
Greenfield, Iitchhurg, Eeene Bellows Falls, Rutland Bur-
lngton Nashua Manchester Concord White River June
ton, Montpelier, and ST. JohDsbury.
ISAAC Il. S0UTHWICK, Supt.
Providence, July l, 1858. daw6
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12lc0itines.

EH ESTORATIVE PILLS.-There is no mis-
IA AXE in the efficacy Of these Pills They are none
Of your eachpenny concerns got up ior pun osss 2. y
and speeoation hut they are presented to the world II
the full confidence Of their performing all that their ~
veutor claims for them No family Oud under any CIR
eunstan es be without them; by their timely use hy
NAV be the means Of saving heavy doctors BILL which
certainly is a desideratum in these web as ali other
tirass Policy would seem to dictate that me1ielns
which is composed Of entirely vegetable ingredients and
tlose founded entirely upon scientific principles and with
al Put up price sufficient to place it within the reach
Of an conditions life the preference should surely be
given The well known skill Of DR.. BaJ.er IS sufficient
guarantee even if other proofs hum wanting 10
place this medicine favoraby before the public. single
trial will satisfy the Skeptical that there il no me
cine which can compete with it, and will more eectualy
demonstrate their beneficial effects than thousand ad-
vertisernents can possibly do.
The genuine can be obtained at No 16 Tremont-sree
Boston. of Csc w EDNASDS the duly authorized Agent
iapl7 deod&w5ow1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-02

Err HILL TAkES PLEASURE ~
L% announcing 70 the citizens of Worcester ard other
PAGES, tlat his Office is at No. Ia Main Street
- word 10 young men and Others afflicted with Seuua
pemhty, whether originating from certain dos,,.tivs
hani's, or rom any other cause with the train of biy
ana mental evils whcholaw when elected slepli te
m 10y 'ppncahon thereby avoiding much trouble md
suffering, aS wen AS expense. By this in,irnvp1 ,,tioA
q treatment, Dr. H. can safely guarantee a an. Ind
SPECIFY cure m a cases Of secret disease tha NAV como
'gi ~ Sate' no matter how long standing Either SEA
t, 'G 49, " ilya'e rooms, without fear of Interrupt
,on ny othyr patients, hundreds are cured vriv by
ms PlaGteM experience aud great rcmtglira
hEAD AND hEFLECT-'rhe afflicted Womb a, ~,
" renee peore trusting their health happiness. MA in
'u1 Ca5tH lier hyeS, IN the hauds on pbygiclaIa io
rant OF this class Of malAdies Il Il ,sriaiyy ~,
.or out man 70 understand all the Ills The human f,niv
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively dsyo,.. !. a..
treatment hhd study OF syphilis Gunorrhua Clrst st,r
lures, elects OF solitary habits, Ulcers mo, ~ t,
throat, nose, or legs, Pain In the head mr. bo N
meISurnl Affection aud all Impurities 5f me Bin6d i
by the constitution has become enfoelod sl MY
10 oDcr relei to all who may place uripsai Wy t,
care themselves under ms
TO FEMALEs-All diseases pe2uiisr IA r.,a,.. n.
suppiesslons' Irregularities, &c, speedily and eietply
~ The French Periodical Drops and PIN, "a. ~.
years, Wv" 'N''Vu Ior ulc last ton
DR.; llills "Prevcntayen for married Indies. aept 10
any direction, secure from obsergation prre ~ -
SONS AZ distance may consult Dr nm IA, i,t, 80
i'I uteVilDlnB Their case, have medicines sfearA
ky VA auu forwarded tn any pas Of the o. glltre win
ei ,u VAlet directions for uec, ONCE arranged With
Doctor. 'e"'s ''' l'ole pul We
pr II. makes no charge for short copsulmto,s pos,.
pau letters duy answered. Those requiring much advice
clolose small leti sufficient 10 compensate for To-
ume required 70 write tbu answer
" once hours from A. M toepM
WY respectfully, Bn o. A mn
%A' va Viiiee "a Main st. Wofoesiu
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PUL9IONIC CHERRY CORDIAL.


PURE COD LIVER OIL, LIME & SUGAR OF MILK.
The great value Of Cod Liver Oil as medicine in Con
sumption, is generally admitted 1t corrects bad
assimilation, the primal defect in this disease by initiating
the csls-te cell resulting according DR. Burnett from
the quIcSening force of vitality The Phosphate Of Lime
has been found promote same great end throughout
both the vegetable and animal world.
The Sagar Of Milk manufactured from the whey Of
goats milk, being supporter Of respiration in weak
lungs, and having powerful affinity for oxygen greatly
aids the above remedies in Consumption, and when prop
ery combined with them makes elegant preparation
removing much Of the offensive and smell of the OIL
and supplying sacchaine conclusive for the lungs,
much like that elaborated by healthy liver.
In conducting large special practice in Throat and
Lung Diseases DR., Warren resorts directly to the fish
cries pure OIL The excellence of this preparation
will be at appreciated by the medical profession, and
trial Of it will commeudit TO the people generally
BURR & PERRY, General Agents, No l Cornhil, Bos-
ton, and for sale by all Druggists.
d14 decd 6weOw1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-02
. ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
NHANGE OF TINIE.-On and after MONDAY,
u Nov. p, New Worcester and Lincoln Square
O M n 1 B u s

Viii run as follows.
Leaves New Worcester,
At g O'Clock, An, So 1O4, A. NJ Il, 81, g P. n.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At u O'Clock, g, A. NJ, Il, NJ, ., 5. and P. r.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester s min.
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and / ?. NJ. re
turning at TIE close of meetings
u Fare each way, 6 1 NJ cents
ms DIFF L. B. STONE Proprietor.
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TOOTnAUmE CuRED b

FIHs. s means Of the PAINLESS RERpE
1870 - DESTROYER, by DR.. GEORGE o.
sIhAlNe surgical Dentist, Formerly Of the firm Of Drs
stears Br1hes Boston) operator Of ten years expe
Renee ONCE No, PfPER BLOCK, Worcester Where
may pc obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article az prices 10 suit the times. Also, BEST
BLOCK ILElll-my experience In the manufacture and
Insertion Of which dates back farther than that 0f any
other manufacturer in Worcester County.
dreat Improvement In TEMPORARY TKGTn, enabling pa.
tenls " eat with them, while the gums shrinking away
Tor thc permanent dehlure.
Lies ana ueniemen, who desire 10 preserve the beau
and tynstty Of their front teeth, may rest assured
that tey nan have them filled Ut this oiee without u.
necessary muiilaon with the dle Prices Of Filling from
fntF Gents 70 i've Dollafe. my2b dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-02

B p ESS arising from distractions in the
HI Eustachian Tubes Palsy Of the Auditory Nerves.
may be cured mitgatcd where the ticking Of watch
can heard by pressing upon the ear or temple bone
Also, Blindness, from cataract amaurosis Inaamma
ton Of the cyelids stopping of the passage and Scro.
fuous Opthalmia, cured or relieved without pain 'by a
simple and new process, by DIR. BOARDMAN. Oihce
% Eliot street, Boston.
N. b. No charge for examination Letters prepaid
attended TO. dcOily do