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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-15

Es S. u CHAMPNEY
C. Would once more call the attention of his friends
!,ss and customers to his Stock Of Goods which he
is selling at very low prices, consisting in part of
w A z G. IL s.
Gold and Silver English Seeton, and Anchor Levers,
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical, and Verge Watches
e L o G Il $,
Mantel, Marine, Circular, Wizards Round Top, Gothic
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks
Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Thmblcs Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains
Gold Ihimbes, Pencil Cases, and Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes
Fingers, and Purses
Breast Pins of new and beautiful patterns in great varie
ty Ear Ornaments, Studs Sars Buttons, and Coat Ties
HpECTACLES.
Gold Silver, Steel, ard Plated, suitable for AL ages
Table Cutlery vi ch will sold at cost Pocket Cutlery
Razors Shears, and Scissors Hair, Clothes, and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needles, Porte Monnaies Purses and
Wallets together with many other articles usually kent by
the trade All Of which viii be sold very low Call ana see
Watch Work
T. o. gives his personal attention this part of the
bustHcsS and all work done at this shop, is warranted
Feeling very grateful 70? the favor of liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit me To saw
that shall now, ever be ready to serve you to .he
best Of my ability.
My number is 267 Main street, q Pipcr's Blockl
worcester jan. 10, 1890. diff jan10
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LOW PRICES
TO CORRESPOND WITH THE
TIM ES,
SEM IA UAL SALE.
DRY GOODS NEVER SOLD so CHEAP

Dry GOODS NEVER SOLD SO CHEAP
IN WORCESTER BEFORE!
GEO P BRYANT commences to day, MONDAY, Jan.
1s to offer his stock Of Winter Goods at such prices as all
economical purchasers are pleased to see.
Many bargains have been offered in Worcester previous
to this but is believed that were Goods sold at
such remarkably low prices are here advertised The
following Hstof deductions will tell the story,
Whole stock of niuepeuny prists, to 9 cts the yard
% cent De LANES to II cts the yard.
SIC, All Wool Plaids to 90 cts the yard
81. All Wool Cashmeres to ST the yard
SIPS do. do. Thibets to So cts the yard
SOC. Ribbed Hose to So cts per pair
One lot fine 25c Napkins, at l25 Great Bargain.
One lot I2!c. Doylies, at 64 cts. do. DO
80 prs Heavy rwilled Blankets at $50 worth $3.50
800 yds Remnants of White Fapnes Is cts, worth 25c
One lot of Striped Silks AZ cts, one lot at 80 cts
Ladies are particularly requested notice this lot of Silks
Also one lot Silks at IS cts in Rich Paids and elegant
colors, dollar goods.
Also Dress Patterns, of very rich, yard wide heavy
Plaid Silks, at SIS, per dress, former price $40
Also 800 yds Raw Silk Paids so cts just half price
300 yds do. do O. cts.
Plain Black Swiss Silks, during the sale at 81 OS the yd
for goods SIPS width and $125 for the S142 grade
20 Lyonese Cloth Cioaks at $3.50 former price ST.
10 Broadcotf Cloaks at Sass, former price S12aS14
10 Super do. $l4a1S do. do. s2Oa25
$l5O and 81 only per yard for the steam sponged La
dies Broadcoth Cloak Trimmings so per cent discount
Ladies at this sale will find thatthey paid for calling;
and all will find something repay them for giving their
attention to this sale.
N. B. First price named with the lowest.
GEO. P BRYANT,
jan1 df l54 Main street
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Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
READ IT EVERY ONE.
COMPREHENSIVE AFFAIRS TO BE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
New Books for the New Agreement 10 be
Opened the 1st day of 1855.

p a Y UP! PAY UP!!
ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with the
Subscribers, the old books are requested to pay up
promptly the first week in January or before the 10th or
10Th Of the month; they will be allowed to have an
account with us hereafter and shall take the earliest
opportunity to the due US from every de
hnquent, after the above dates.
Ahpersons who pay their accounts promptly, will not
be called upon but twice year for payment viz: the first
Of january and July of each year. All accounts will be
presented for Payment at those dates, without regard
dates of purchase In order conduct business sue
cessfuy and to enable Offer our Goods at the lowest
Cash Prices, We must have prompt payment This fact
every person in the community will acknowledge; and
is for this reason that have decited that for the future
We must have Tie cash the time of delivery unless the
above terms Of payment be ceerrully complied with
No clerk in our employ Will be allowed to open any new
accounts All credits must be consented to by one of the
proprietors.
We shall keep all cur Goods marked at the lowest cash
Talue without regard therc at the time of purchase
JAM DIFF B. i. HARDON & CO.
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LN0R SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES of a
~ BOOT SHOE STORE, comprising complete az
sortmeut Of new and well selected uo0dH In Westhoro.
This is Of the beat locations or the above business
In any town in Worcester County, there being other
Store Of the kind Ia the place 10 person who has had
some experience Ia this business, chance Il offered
rarely met with. The subscriber being engaged Ia the
manufacture Of VIM. Hoyeys Patent Straw Cutter and
wishing to devote bis whole attention to the same, would
applied for soon GEO. r. ROE
WestborO, Dec Both, lS6i DIFF d27
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GlotbntQ.
CLOTHEs! CLONHEsM CMOTHEs;,I

CLOTHES! CLOTHEsH CKOTHES!!.
Clothes, clothes clothes, imperial f5rn,s Of dress
Slve to the king his regal The "a, en- her l9yeIiness
rhe gallant so grand and gsy, the mail ainass Irvine
"0a never De noticed saonssT th= crowd If rcothes
We ook at the glorioas flowers with teir cups OF .soe
sand dyes;
We look at the dome Of with its thousand rol3a
Al" "" pow % me spirit Of beauty that gives such
Ard the spirit Of beauty yoa know is nought but the
spirit OF dress. '
Clothes clothes, clothes, re sum,nery DAYS have
And the chilly nights Of the Fall are swiftly rnrs M
And the lghtsome clothes VIXEN the roses were in
bloom,
We must cast away, and prepare FOR Winters cod and
gloom
90 come, ye gayhaired sirs, for clothes Of sober I'm.
And come ye schoo-boys gay, for suits, green brown
Come, stawar and strong, your native naniness,
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the gIories Of
glorious dress
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoatl
That we button, when reigns, round our body and
precious throat;
When winter with spears tilt thickes ves
And burrah for MACULLAR, who makes and sells as fast
as he csn
All that's fitting for Bub, or the nest imperial man.
TO to him and buy Clothes and you win learn to besa
The day you began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes, clothe clothes the lawyer orgcts his brief
The farmer the price of wheat the lover his latest grief
Vhe woodman the green oak tree that grows in It's forest
pride,
ce doctor his fees aud pills. the soatman wind and tide
Lhe clergyman his text, and The hsrdy artizan
Ills daily tolls and cares hen they the H dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MACULLAR's and nobody
Should 10 less,
And in the newest sly cs and hsndsoInest sors
Of dress.
A + 4
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$.AvERY's TEMPERANCE HOTEL

IcIc&r H pm DimsIs Saloon,
No. II bsEKMAN STREET, NEW Yoak.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Meals at all hours Of the day. Lodging Rooms from
81 TO 50 per week, or so CTS yer night.
bella SAWYER, Eupt. JoltS s SlvgRy, Proprietor
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NOTICE.--An notes and accounts due us on the
ls ofJuy 1854, that not paid On or before Jan
uary 10th, Will be found at lawyers Office ior collection
aeI tha uale anu al those whose accounts due
October ls 1854, will and their bills at the sumo place
after january 10TH II not paid And to those whose ac-
counts are due ut this date would say, II theD wish
to keep their credit good with u.s. they must pay promptly
We have now ope ed our new Store, In Fiagp's New
Block ana Within two weeks shall be prepared 10 show
better assortment of Rich and Common Goods than can
be found ut any other store ia New England Win prIcea
vs. low Us the i0west If them for Cash.
Bh0WN CO., No. Fagg's Block.
Worcester, Jan. 1, 1865. d3w nn2
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CD ENJOYABLE. L. ABBOTT & CO. have re
s. . moved from their late Office No 2lS Main St. to OF
nee No. FLAGGs BLOCK directly opposite the New City
Hotel. formerly the Central Hotel Where they will con
tinuc in the Real Estate Business.
Persons having property for sale or exchange in the
city or comfy, will do Wsll TO call upon them
dc diff
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Notifies.

ESTORCEsTER COUNTY INsYiTU-
v lion FOR SAVINGS.-The Trustees of the Wor-
cee County institution for Savings are hereby notified
tis men semi Annual Meeting will be heI at the Office
Vi sd institution on Foster street. on TUESDAY leth
lhSG at O'Clock P. NJ. C. A. HAMILTON, Treasr
HuANSsetT, JAN Il, 1900. 3ISM&W ianl3
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

ESAsSAGE ONLY SEQ FROM LIVER
g. POOL TO BOSTON.
LEONARD * CO.. Agents for TRAIN * cos Regular
ana Established Line of Packets Drafts on England Ire
ANA ANA Scotland. payable sight at their House IN
Liverpool, any Bank in Ireland.
LEONARD d CO.. Agents
163 Maln-street. Excnange Building
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AuCtloll6.

UCEE0N.-Fhere will ne sold At Public Auction
IA the late residence Of n rrick S P. Dean. in the
centre village in Rutland, TUESDAY, Jan. 10Th, com
mencing At o'clock A. NJ, the following personal prop
erty, VIZ
EIGHT HORSES-consisting Of pair Of valuable
black horses eight years Old, weight 300 One pair
iron grey horses six years old weight 2175 and will
ell II miles hour One pair of hays, years old
weight 2l50, and will mile in four MINUTES One
grey horse, years oil, fine made horse and good
traveller, weight 1925. One black colt three years old
perfectly gentle under the saddle or in harness.
FIVE GOOD COWS. One three year old heifer with
calf Two yearliags One cosset sheep; a number of
hogs and pigs. great variety Of carriages Six seghs
Six pair double harnesses Six single harnesses. Six
buff 10 robes; several whips Hay, grain, farming tools
household furniture. large quantity Of cigars, English
goods, &c, &c. GEO. s. FLINT. Admu'r.
G. ABBOTT, Auct'r.
Rutland, Jan. 11th 1866.
u The horses will be sold separate, or in pairs, as will
suit purchasers liberal credit will be given to all who
purchase to the amount OF ten dollars with good security
janis d3tE
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Lost Qn0 Goun0.

OST.-on the l2th inst, a Gold Cross, chased on
- one side, with chain and breast pin attached and
marked "Boley to EH The finder viii he suitably re-
warded by leaving 1t at this office dtf ian13
E4fOU MA Roll of Upper Leather, which the own
T. er can have by calling on j. DAY, at the CITY Mar
sha''s Office diff iSpIo
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N%ORCESTEES LECEU M.-The Course
" Lectures for the Winter Of 1915, will commence
on the 9th Of November, at the City Hall, and be
continued as follows, viz
LIST Lecture Nov. 9-Rev II. Ward Beecher of Brooklyn
81 Nov 23.-
"a Dec. 7,-Rev. Joseph p. Thompson, N York
Atm Dec. 2l,-Bev. John PierpOnt, New York.
9th =" Jan. 4,-Cassug NJ Clay, (probably) Lex
iugton Ky.
9th Jan. l8,-Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Boston.
7th Feb. l,-Geo. W. Curtis, Esq. New York.
sth Feb. 15,--Rt Rev. John II. Hopkins, Bur
lington, Vt.
9Th Mar. l,-ltey. Il. H. Chaplin, New York
10th Mar l5,-Hon Horace Greeley, New York
Tickets for the Course may be obtained of the Treasu.
Ter at the Bookstores, and of John Gray Librarian al
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices
Gentlemen, 81; Ladies' so cents. Single Lectures
l2l cents, to be paid the door.
All purchasers Of Tickets will be entitled TO the use of
the Library, containing about 400 volumes of valuable
Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open at Z, aud closed at "a o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
CHARLES Wmra, Treasurer.
Worcester, November, 1854. diff ms
n NSTkU CTION an EKENCH,--MONS. 4
N NJ ME BORtL De ROSsINIERE, recently from
Paris would respectfully give notice that they propose TO
gyeesson IN the French (heir natye) Language either
to single pupils or to classes.
Mime b. is engag d few hours in the week with
classes IN French conversation the Dread Institute and
also at the Salisbury Mansion Nr Dents Young LadesD
school Inquire Of Rev Mr. Bent, at the Salisbury Man.
sion School
Relereuces--Jues +, Maignon, Boston, Rev. Messrs,
Hale, Morrison Bent, James, Eli Thayer, Esq. George
NOTE NJ. x Mime b. are DESTROYS Of obtaining a
small tenement not far distant from the City Hall
jan1 is3taw3w
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ND.U0
This difference in the cost produced in 81 days by
the use OF Dr. hider's Gas Regulator, giving q better
light than was had before the application Of the machine
This not the machine which is reported to have been
laid aside at Lowell.
The machlne VIII be Put up, or any Information fur
nshed, upon application to me, through The Post Office
WILLIAM B. EARLE.
Worcester, Jan. I'd. diff lana
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a UCTIONEER'S NOTiCE.-Tre under
"a signed having had more than six years xperence
In the Auction business. III connection with S " SELBY
would oher anew his services the public Tor the sale Of
Rfa Estate aad Personal Property, any part Of the
City or County Particular attention given to sales of
zeal Estate, aud Furniture, at private residences lie
VIII also attend to the apprasug of all kinds OF propery
Il. W. VAIL, Auctoneer
81 dom Office 236 Main-street. Paine's Block
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freGSHrer-FRED. VIM PAINE.
SecretGry-CHARLEs NJ. Miles
Dtrect0rs-Ebenczcr Torrey, Fitchburg; Paul Within
NorthDridge; AmOry Holman Bolton, AlaRson Hamilton
W Brcokiied; james S. Woodwork, Worcester: VIM n
MerrEeld Worcester; David Lee, Barre; David S. Hes.
singer, Worcester.
The amount at risk December l, 1854, was SIa 842
Ihe number of Policies Outstanding, is 1921 The
Company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
tweny-oIe total losses, amounting to S150I5SO which
hays all been amicaby adjusted and paid with the ex
cepon Of SlOO which has not been called for The nett
cash funds of the Compay December l. 1S54 amounted to
Si464913O which Is invested in Bank Stock and Mort
cages on Real Estate
Il viii be from the Thrtieth Annual Report Of the
Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company that it is
decidedly for the interest # all who have property located
II the County Of Worcester, md OF such class as is re-
ceiVed by this Company to insure the same at their Office
Ihey stu adhere strictly to the policy which has ever Sc
cured their marked Their risks are confined to
the County Of Wore ser They insure only the safest
class OF property They employ no irresponsible agents.
and charge only such premiums are adequate 10 the
risk They make 10 assessment bat refund on an ay-
erage, more than 50 per cent Of the premium received
Inc steady cr Of business from year to year. at this
Office, notwithstanding tn formation vi numerous other
Conflicting Companies, and the eXlggeratons and mis-
representations of their interested agents, is sufficient
proof OF the suuntnes Of the principles which this Com
pauy have adopted, and unGsrinly followed
.... CHARLES NJ. MILES, Sec'y
IN n { a
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w ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No 7, 81 floor, FLAGG's Building, Main 81.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
President-H. N. TOWER.
Vice PieSdent-GEO. NJ. RICE
SecTetary-GEO. II CLAPP.
DIRECTORS.
II. N, Tower, 10 Pleasant S GEO. NJ RICE, Elm St.
IL H. CHAMBsRLEN, Elm St; VIM. IL HARRIS Vernon St;
s b. DENNIS ~ Pleasant St; GEO E. CULVER Y South
bridge ST.; 5. p SoUTHGATG, Il Church St; BENZ
WALKER, Prescott St.; CHAs. WooD, Southbrdge St.;
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover St JONI FIELD 81 LIN St.
Surveyor-BENJ. WALKER.
This Association was organized the fifteenth day of
November according act Of the Legislature passed
April 26th, 1854, Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Associations the object Of which is enable its mem.
Ders to become their own andOrds-to purchase home
for themselves and families. The members of this Asso-
ciaton by small monthly contributions are enabled to
raise fund by which, they desire it, each one buys or
builds for HIMSELF freehold residence thereby possessing
home free from all membranes, and without having
been at any percsptble outlay.
Books are now open for subscription Stock at the Of
flee. Admission fee only will be required the present
month Attention is particularly called Circular just
issued by the Association.
Office open evenings from to O'clock where informa
ton pertaining to the Will be cheerfully given
d9 diff
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a NLAikFOEANCE ,--All kinds Of Diseases can
" be medically treated by DR. WIN. ARCHER, OR HIS
WIFE at then BOTANIC AND CLAIRyoYANT INSTITUTION
corner Of Pleasant and Seaver Streets Worcester or at
the PATTI ms otOa residence. Mrs Archer is PLY i
clan and Clairyoyan ami females especially would 10
well to secure her medical treatment.
Persons st - distance, by sending lock Of their hair
and 81, shall have, in return, Cairvoyant examination
and prescription
Those who need board, with safe and scientific mel
cal treatment can be thus accommodated at the above
Instituton. davtf d6
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~ B. jerks will continue the manufacturing business
al hts new building where the books Of the late firm may
ne uN H. B. j ENKS.
q. CULVER will continue business at the Old stand of
6uiFer u jerks GEO. L. GCLLIVER.
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NN o z & ESTER & NASHUA
TELEGRApTV

Office in Worcester Bank Block, up stairs
Only direct Line to Nashua, Man hester Concord Mon
treal, Buffalo, Lowell Fitchburg Groton Keene Rutland
Albany, Troy and all other stations east west and norh
All messages promptly attended to- and satisfaction
given or money refunded.
Messages mt from any point on this line to Boston d
rect, without re. writing. Gistf iau6
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

4 LEXANDER II. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
"a OF insolvency, within and for the County of Worces
NJ iaS Is Jay issued warrant against the Estate Of
NAPOLEON 3. JOHNSON, Of AIilfori. in said County
tad'r' an lnsolvent Debtor; and the payment of any
utg OF e delivery OF any property belonging said In
Debtor him, or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law
me hrst meeting of the creditors of said Iusovent
Debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency at the Office
the 10Th day of January inst at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the proof of debts and the choice of an as
signee, or assignees.
janl2 d3tSwIt lressa1a'sr
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We are this year making special efforts to reduce GU
very large Stock of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-15
LABELS CLIMAX HAIR Tonic.

AllNNill par
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
taineda pusiticn
fer In advance
! OF the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded 10 be the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01
TIE IDLER.-The idle man is an an.

TIE IDLER.-The idle man is an an.
noyance-a nuisance. He is Of no bene-
fit to any body. He is an intrusion in
the busy thoroughfsre OF every day life.
lie stands in our path, and we push him
contemptuously aside. He is of no ad-
vantage to any body. He annoys busy
men. He makes them unhappy. He is
q unit in society. He may have an in.
come to support him in idleness, or he
may sponge on his good-natured
friends. But in either case he is despised.
Young men, do something in this busy,
busting, wideawake world. Move about
for the benefit Of mankind, if not for
yourself. Do not be idle, Gods law is
that by the sweat of our brow we shall
earn our bread. That law is a good one,
and the bread we eat is sweet. Do not
be idle. Minutes are too precious to be
squandered thoughtlessly. Every man
and every woman, however exalted or
however humble, can do good in this
short life if so inclined; therefore do not
be idle.-Ffreside Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

Quick DIGEsTIoN-HEALrHY Food
or all the articles of food, boiled rice is
digested In the shortest time-an hour.
As it contains eight tenths nutricious
matter, it is valuable substance. Snips
and pigs feet are digested almost as
quickly. Apples, if sweet and ripe, are
next IN order. Venison is digested about
as soon as apples. Roasted potatoes are
digested IN half the time required by the
vegetables boiled, which occupy more
than three and half hours more than
beef OF mutton. Bread occupies three
and quarter hours; stewed oysters and
boiled eggs are digested in three and a
halt hours; an hour moro than is required
by the same article raw. Turkey and
goose are converted in two and half
hours, an hour and half sooner than
chickens. Roasted veal, pork and sailed
beef occupy tive and half hours, the
longest of all articles Of food.-Scien.;fe
American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Isiiefsn Five Minutes.

r.
flEHE increacin, demand for this most pleasant,
4 sZis, and ef4cs ious rssledy for all pulmonary
iist a., hss enabled toe progTiStor tn reduce the
,e= 81 10 pla. II Eth!n the .tach OF all classes.
Its sR!e-orty ~ similar separations is at
'-sei by vIliaeut Z siciSna who have been
Eye witrsgScs o. is ete,y She'I th- usuS. rene.
lies hsva failed; IL u 'lCa Gn5 a. nIr rIost r.
'ecsN!e citizen 10 rs CSsi IL ia theis families
ho'E - rrvrn.ive sui with Tail.ps cue.
'asa 2 ste ,l,t ~ rts yssrs, srir 5Iic psrioi
wiki T~ry Wit ALL :-a-a Slv-it-5.s. az. IL l..
sIsGusliT - -r..[ ,tFG:a oD JS,E t. wh,!r onion
Ia eases q -s-4i G!iE Gays. E..rs,n,st &c, IL
s,~ss ~, Ic a'@ rrli-i, s .s- r2'ly in dsy
y t"u, vi HcU i-t- aging N 1isT rr business or
T.. dsring :h sjsEi slssoeptibis e Colds in
;i,;o"ic cts>.. Es1a.A, nGooT ~ CyGsh. crop,
Bronchitis, iy,cI5aI a. u, Lays, asa Csss1 nap
i1E i IL eiaays y,ry 1-aciSi Ali sci ioIa fails
VIXEN e"rcrI-a II ~ i!-ie &c F,;;:t cure.
Price q -Cs - ceiiE both.
sCli Rh"issa,e IS Pst.srscg - Aairp, Stctt Co
Riize!y Z. sissanItia by Peel Steven In
GeoE rstoEn ~ zir f'iss.i
81 TfL EEi'S isG-3 ARABIC C.5NDY Drops
similar cG-.Ici':o2 - Zoe stoTe, but in q iailder
sui Eior~ Ivr-aIs .oEr- th-y aat "a a cham Il
tToubi-solI. 4. uga, -il e! Ar the threat GaA
voice; they cortzin 40 injurious rug psrtica
isrly reocIaIeE-d for cI,!GreG. I:s ierters OF paS
* -SseEubii|s, Pdhilc speakers, sinSs-s, &c.
Pic l2lS and - cents Per box.
For sale at rcst Drug ana Candy stOEss.
o.t lift