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and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and CAnh.,l
Ia New. York. Corner 2Sthst AID 4th -as
rsAus LEAVE NEw.YOSS-ForE New Haven ga m.,C FL y;
t,,S0 Sis (Exl $50 p m. For Bridgeport: m iR1
Us0 S;I5 or $50 p For Milford, strsord, Yr6-d
Southport and Westpor, a m l2sSo SIP 40 To- For
Eorxali: T. ga NJ. 1880 S:l5, Xxx $50 e;i9 e6
por Daren and Greenwich: T. nS', SIP $50 5ls,
sl5pn. For Stamford; T. s. lex = a m ixS S;ls,
pr $50 s. IS 6l5 D. For Port Chester ana ntefheosts
&.,,op,; ! Q A M; f2:SO s. is. $50 Sis. SIS IN
CosnrerISc TR.ks-For Boston: 81 m tEI) - a
IN No. (EI) For Connecticut River Rsiroad TO neis,sA
a m. tE1l For Canal Railroad: Ia m tE1 ana u v
~ Wes,held. For New London RSIosd: "a ~ 10; s'
Bousstonie Railroad: Ia m. FOR Esnesiuek RAnosd =
81 3:l5 p. Dor Danbury and lorwah kaaosd: |sA" -
frAiss TO KswYosI-FrOm New Haven; s'S s1
. lErD 80 (Ex) $50, $50 p (Ex From bndeepon;
no 7.4o 1918 q m, tEI) 27 Ok 5li, 1905 IN ~
PROM EorwAh: AS "a s:I5 10 50 IN tEI 10 tfx
s33 So IoS5 D. 70. (E1) From Port Chester: oD, u.s.
'%"' WV jams N. ifOYr, svpcsansesdsss-
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CeaaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen 20 all per.
sons having claims against RICHARD T. hEDHUR late OF
me CITY NawYok deceased. 30 present the same with
rbeT at the Office Of james Gd-
lev No 80 Nassautree the City Of NewYOrk before
The r.t day May next-Daed NewYork the 2st day OF
October, 1886. ELIZA A. - MI DhOfSi,
o23 law6mTh kKecurx, &C.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DkLPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST; ia JERSEY
CITY-Ml and ExpTess Lines Leave New York and II
way stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati BIZ and
slS 5O and the West, and for fillmore Washington, Norfolk
nc And through baseaRt checked Nsshhgion in and
6 o. ~ w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Supt.
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pas, six months as follows
r,,Ath.ar,s q, Railroad
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Alter referring few papers, the Boaru "'voufpeS
for the Term.
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~ EW-1ORk SUPREME (OChI-chhAh
IN NJ ROW LAND, by her next friend, WILLIAM An
DERSON. Against WILLIAM 5. RoWLANp-Sumnons tf
relefTo the DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and
required to answer tie complaint in s seton, OF veieh
copy herewith served YOU and 10 serve copy OF year
answer to the sAd eonpntcn the subscriber mis- once No.
o. N.sAust Ne~foitCy within twenty days after the se
wee hereof s1e1ye Of The day Of such service and fail
70 kntSe Ire sAid complaint within the Aforesaid the
pAnn N ns se'on WIN spply the Court fo the relief de-
mAnseo 10 me eeu r.nt-Dsied New York Sept. H. 1856
,.-. JNO. n. HEDLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint TIN. sied in the oee OF the Cer
Nhe Wy ara County of Ee~York the nth day Of Sep
temeer, 1855 'pls lswswTh'I JOHN II HEDLEY Atty
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK to ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD " now open and in CON-
seeon with the Buffalo, Corning and New York, and New
ioIk and Enc Railroads. forms direct route from YORK
- Rochester.
OF this route together with the superior com
Die between the Nbove-nGmed etie.
Tickets can be procured the New.York and Enc Railroad
Ticket Once, foot Of DuAne and No. lsS Broadway .so m
Jersey City:
Basssgc checked through.
Frghs viii BE- transported between New York Nd Roch.
tsT with dispatch Any information desired in rysAId there's
be obtained by calling the General Fresh; Agspt the
NewYor and Enc Railroad, Erie BuCnss or S TAPPAN
E,nr,ss Freisht Agent, No. 1875 Broadway -''
No trains ON tbs Buffalo Coming New Yok R.lr.s NJ,
Sunday J. A. REDFlELD Supsrintrpdent
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- sun ShLs ISAAC 3. WOITE-Sumrnons for Money
io 1sn' You hereby rumEoned
~ ,, .hs seton and serve copy Of your answer
Ct'tAaagus County, EewYork within twenty
Gays n'sf the service hereof sicsve Of the day Of such
sein.s Mdh Ssu l TO the said compliant sore-
INC pehun wd tske judgment for the Of
efed swty nne ~ 100 dollars with from
cay OF Astost oSe thoasahd hundred and cry b.
sicee tbe ecs's o ms ston ueiice tina,
the complaint IN iss Action tsd IN the ooe the Cek
Of CsiaisnIIs CcsIty the first day o October
~ IsnsWJh RICE JONES Pss,la AttsrIsyA
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- noovoN ,,a PROVIDENCE via NEW

IXlR HOSION hhu ~
FOpoRT and FALL RivER-Tht splendid and superior
(lWFTRoPOLIs Capt Brown, leaves New-Yort every
--TbsnAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, f"eloek pm
- a. PAY STATE. Capt Jewett leaves New ORA every
suGSDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81 O'Clock , M (;
49, pr No n r. the BAKERY both touching a. New
psnt each - - .-p
cant nutl the "a shall have been paid for.
FIerbt 70 Boston forwarded through with seai nsps'eA
sy an EIpress FTeish' Tran. -
nay BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer Aida,
- TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, from
Canal and Sprug-s's a. making the usual .sIdi4.
DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEES rHlLA-
DFLPHIA and PITTsBURGH-Tte MORNlNO L
TRIAL leaves Philadelphia for Piitsbnrgh al M sne
Leaves Psbu7sh for Phi.aG pla a. The rAl Ll.sL-
leave PHILADELPHIA or P.bu5zh AZ l2:5 2 NJ ~ - ~,
f,r Philadelphia 230 pm. THE NIGHT ESR 80 IhAIN
leave, pta for P;'bursn ~ u IN, Arc Fn'Ousn
for PLiladIp fi4 a. $50 ?. H. .,,-r..osos
For s. Louis Mo: Alton. GaicHa. and Iice1, Hn'.i
frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY; TeTre haate n.
sol La fayeiie aid IudanaPi-. LAD Clnc'IA4, yu'
srrinrfed BHefortaire Sendu-ky Toledo. CevelAnd 20
u1t- Zare.vi Ms..on. srl Wiser, Quo; also WIN NJ
sem racket boat, from and EewOreans, - LOUIS b"u
vile. AID Cincinnati. 800. ~, - = III. .;,-
Passenger viii find this tie shore mott eIpedtoo' eno
comfortable route between me Esst aLd Wet
Through cke b. either Of me above enuobeo
pisces in The West, or Of IN ..,
j. II. BUTTS, Agent, New-Jersey Railroad Co toy ot
IL ELLIOTT Agent Penp'yy-,,a Railroad Y Co.,
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, COZ llth and AI,se,-st;.,
Nork Ian.
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NFIRF REDUCED-Qny 81 % from New -Yori 30 AL
Inland Route cO1neciing with Western ana MOTH
- Trains $40 q NJ. Express Train Tor Albany without
.hsns. of care with l:l5 M Central and Sors'
- Trains $40 M Nal Train stopping al "iiiam bndge
nd m Stations above $50 Express connecting with
he TT9RNIHG LEAVE ALBANY-S:s0 n, Express,
i'ton, "bsrce Of ears e:l5 l. Mail Train. 1880 p. IN.
Express for New York ,- - - A.
E.ylsm Railroad which comfort pronpiness OF safety
,,nrryn.ssed The Albany Trains now lifted up with
Cry Approved Brakes which places me train under the
eonro Of he Engineer rendering the safest road in the
Union Tickets obtained Baggage checked the once
Of The Western Railroad Albany, at White and Center,
Broome and 18th sts New York ,.,
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Gteumboate ano Railroads.

GREAT AMERICAN ROCTE.-MlCH1GAN
" SOUTHERN RAILROAD 70 Chicago: 81 bo9its hoe1
nd :, Paul M wsusr. .ud an pacfs West and South
we.t via York and Ere New.York CeaH and Amer a,
I,k Sbore Railroads Toledo, forming the shortest" qncs"
and res,snest route the Great Wet For through cke
and atcs freight apply az me Company One" NO 10
Broadway, corner Of d. yet, Ncw-fork. -
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY'S EXPRESS-GLsEEAL OIYicE, No: I75 Broad
way n Y.--Tbe kew-York and Ere Railroad COMPANY are
Nv" II. d. RICE. Supt EIprsss
d. C. NcCALLun. General Superintendent
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\ ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD-Fall and Winter

IL Auapssment-tSundays exctptedE-Trains going Esst
Leave Brooklyn for port 10 daily for Ysphant 10
daily and Saturdays al 3<5 tor FsrmnsdAe 10
M and 3:45 m for Syosset, 10 and S:4o for
Hempstesd l0A m II and S45 and p. for Jamaica
pa m, u M, S:4S, s. aud 6 80 p ~
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.EFrom May
IL 49, 1886 Trans will leave Cham 81 s9,ioh - W ,o,
T,sin NJ No.; Emsrsnt ?. For Poueh~epse n m aiu
III For Sing Sing 1890 a m and s'4S p X, % "a ~
M For Pest.tl and $50 p No. TIE Pousnkespsir s,ns
c., and Peek,k Trains stop Way Stations f.ssengen
.lr ~ Chambers Canal Christopher ana Ss;-sis Trans ior
SexYork leave Troy 495 s:l5 and lO:45 M and $3.50
80 Esst A bsuy Il s. S:l5 and il:l5 and p m
In, He A@s'' A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 10 Al
nereu, having claims against SAMUEL IIIIs late o. the
r,y Of NewYork deceased. 20 present rae same wlta
thereof TO the subscribers the store Of EDWARD
MERRITT No % Warens, in the City OF New, iorn on
=, before the 18Th dsy Of December peXDsed Newfofk
The lQth day Of June. 1876. -
EDWARD MERRITT,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogateo
the County NewYork notice hereby given to oil persons
b,vips claims against JOHN CRAWFORD late OF the City oil
the with vouchers there
Of 70 the tub,cIber at bis place Of busness No Division
street in ;he OF before the iweIeth day
Of Anil p,x-Ds,ed York the 18th day Of October 1850
oISiaxsuTh ALEXANDER CRAWFORD. Admir-.
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AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and after Thursday Aug T. 1856 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF puAnet ~ follows
via:
DINKIRk EXPRESS, At a. M, for Dunkrh
MAIL Al 8; rs 4 for Dunkirk and Buffalo and nterne-
ate stations Passengers by this Tram will remain ov1 hie<
n Ovego, and proceed the next mornlns
CHICAGO EXPRESS, At ?. IN, for Dunknt
ROCKLAND PASSENGER ~ $50 =. IN from foot o.
Ghamter,st via Psmont, for Suhsns and intermediate
stations. MAN.
WAY PASSENGER, st4 p. m, br Newoursh and MIDDLE
Aovn and intermediate stations. -
NiGHT PXPRFSs Al 5 p m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
FMIGRANT At p. m, for Duntuk and Buffalo ana ih'@
THE ABOVE TRAINS RBN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
Fxrress Trains Eirnra with the ElmirA
and Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara rss ~
Bnehsmton with she Syracuse and Binghanton hsoa9 i
AZ Corning with Buffalo Corning and New OH
Railroad for Rooheser Great BeId with Delaware AeAa
v.nns and Western Railroad for Scran'on ~ bunsIo ara
Dunkt with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland omen
natl Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c :. ,.,.
u. c. McCALLUM. General Superintendent
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VyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

i TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-Insnd rout
without DELAY. change Of ears or baggage. 49,
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, sbd!C
VANDERBILT Capt. w H. Frszee in connection with the
stonnton and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving EewYoIk daily, Sundays excepted from Pier
No North River first wharf above Battery place at o'clock
D M and S,onngon at s3op the arrival OF the nhn
main which leaves Boston al $50 p
The c. VANDERBILT from New,York Monday, Wednes;
day and Friday FROM Stonington Tuesday Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from York ruesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday From stoninson Monday, "wednesday
snd Friday.
Passenger, proceed from sonngn Per Railroad to PIoyi'
aimee and Boston, in the Express Mail Train several hours IN
Of those by other and IN ample time tor all the
ory morning lines connecting North and East Passengers
DEF prefer remain board the steamer ENJOY nights rest
skst desired and leave Stonngon IN the
6:45 connecting Al Providence with The IL In uSn
for Boston -,
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer aud train through
For pssssse behs freight apply st Pier No.
North River, 81 the Office No 10 Battery place.
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vT,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

/ TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-CHANGE Of
HOUR-On Monday Oct. so, the Steamers OF his
will leave pier No North River first wharf above Bat
tsry place daily except Sunday at m, instead Of p M
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYort notice 10 hereby Gveo to per,
SOM hsyns claims Assnst JESSE b. DOW Of the City Of
deceased the same with vouchers there
Of 20 The srbscrbe at the Office Of Rodgers Woodmsn no
40 William u, IN the City Of NewYsrk before the sx
teerth day Of February neItpsed the 18TH ds
Of Aqsu.. l2S o oE0 W W. STLatAsSoAh Administrators
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of Tie County Of NeuYork notice u hereby gwen TO II
nerors Lsyns claims against WILLIAM w BLISS late Of
he CITY Of New York Anueure deceased to present the
SAM. with vouchers tA -o the ssbsnbe 81 the once OF
~ SMITH ESQ No 229 Broadway IN the City OF New.
Yor on or before The twentieth day Of January nsIt-Dated
,Io i,remTb. AMOSW. LOCKE, Administrator
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4NENTRAI KAIIkOAD UI NEW -JEItoLI
~ Conn, citing at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
and Railroad Seranto Great Bend the North
and West with the Lehieh Valley RAresd 70
haueh Chunk. Gar.
TALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS October 2, MS-
lssys Yok Easton and intermediate places from pr
No North River Al 1880 and $3.50 M; Tor sonmer
VILE n :: 80 and 1880 N. and $3.50 and $500 m -
trains Elizabeth with trans ON the New
yey Railroad which leave New York from the otof Court
s0o''H = ~ -DN JOIN o. sTERNs supt
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CYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ In connection with Express Trains on the NewYorh and
Erie Railroad . - ~, II,
On and after MONDAY, Oct 20 and until further notice,
PASSENGER Trains will follow Sundays excepted;
Lev New York pier foot Of Duanett a, VIA
Bu6nlo F1pres,-connectng A Binghamton with Exprt"
Train for Syracuse. n,-,--...
A. o. m. via Night EIpress-eonnecDs at Bnshsmton
with Express Train for Syracuse and Osweso.
Throush Tickets be procured al the Ticket once OF the
NJ Vol and Erie Road. w. +. GILBERT, Sup't.
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PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of York notice hereby gwen 70 AL per
.or. having aim, sssirst ELIZABETH THOMPSON, late o.
The CITY Of kewYok deceased TO present the sans with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber At bis ONCE No 70 WAN
n p the CIV NewYok before the 18th day Of Jsnu
.ry nsxt-Ds,ed w.York, the sd day Of JAY 1885.
~ CHARLES g. WEBB, Attorney OF
..cI,.ufrTbs M. ID. Bonner Ads.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
II ket by Steamer ISLAND CITY at ST. and 10 "a m; l,
md o. M The CARS leave Flushing L. l., at the
kouIs meeting and exchanging passengers with the Boat 1t
Hantsxs Point Through in S. Innnte.s Fare 20 cents
WIN. M. SMITH. Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
81 the County of York notice is hereby 10 all
,.r.cp, b.yn. CLAIMS against WILLIAM H. BROWN late OF
he CITY or NewYork ship builder deceased present the
. Win voucher, thsreof 70 the subscriber the residence
81 Ts Brown No lS Second avenue in the City Of New
yok on or fret Of December next-DAkd new
i''A' Wv ELIZA J. BROWN, ADMINISTRATIVE.
rxea1.utuTr. ZACHARY PECK. Assignee.
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DR.. NIstnr's BaIsam of NV5Id Cherry
Cures Bronchial Affections and all diseases of the lungs
From he Rngto Evp

SETH W. FOWLE CO., 13S Washington St, Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Wetherell y Nudge, Petersham; Waite Il Thurston,
leicester Luther Hill, Spencer; Forbes Putney, East
Brookhed; b. V. DeLand, North Brookeld; George s..
Allen Co, West Brook6eld; U. Reed, South Brook
field.
feb26 deod&w2W
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IRISH s. co.,

BOTANIC DRUGGISTS, NO. "a FRONT STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in fresh Medicinal Roots
Barks Herbs Flowers Gums, Seeds, Essential Oils, Elk
tracts Plasters, SC, &C. which propose to cell at
prices thar cannot fail to satisfy the purchaser.
Worcester Jan 80 deop&w3m.
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Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
both sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen.
Corner of Union Market Sreetsa few steps East the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
Au2A
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Notlces.

= a.xlES2sh, THE SOUND OPEN AGAIN.
$3.50 The Steamboat Trai1 will leave Worcester
az O'Clock this afternoon to connect with the
CONNECTICUT, at Ailyn's Poiut for New York
Freight for New York is received in large or small
quantities, at the Norwich and Worcester Freight Depot
in worcester u All freights viii be forwarded with dis.
patch. P ST. NJ ANDREWs. AGENT
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1856. diff
E8I TICE. PROVIDENCE AND
49, SsssSs WORCESTER RAILROAD. On and after
this date the Afternoon Passenger Train for Providence
VIII leave Worcester at O'Clock Instead of 345
toore s. IL TABOR SUPERINTENDENT
Providence, Feb. %, 1856. 5Gt
PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER R.R,
rsssSHSssa ADVANCE OF FAREs.-On and after
Fz.s March list, 1856, the rates for Passenger
transportation, will be advanced about ten per cent.
S. II. TABOR Superintendent
Providence, Feb 25, 1856. div
A SSIG NEE'S NOTICE.-Noticei IS hereby Civ
"a en-, that have been appointed Assignee of the Es-
tate of Al.MERINE L. ACKLEY, of Auburn in the
Second meeting of the creditors of said Almerine L. Ack-
ley, will be held at the Office Of Pratt Howe in Worces
ter the seventh day of March next at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon at which meeting creditors may present
and prove their claims.
WIN. HENRY HOWE, Assignee.
Worcester, January %, 1856. dat f2S
A SSIGNEES' NOTTCE.--Notice is hereby
IA given that the Third Meeting of the creditors Of
BENJAMIN F. HATCH ind HENRY G. TOWNSEND,
Of Worcester, in the County Of Worcester, Insovent
Debtors win he held at the office of Thomas G. Kent in
Milford, in said County, the Sth day of March next at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
V V p p. F FEENET. As'ignees.
Worcester, Feb. IS, 1856. DIT f2S
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Dr. CIough's Colunn binn PIIIs-A sur.

8 IFIIB-A
cure for pain in the side headache, sick headache
tyeness, piles nervousness, and all bilious arrangements
These Pills cure with less cost Of money and loss Of time
than any medium discovered and there is
sea, gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes 10 the house,
family medicine, for these Pills, if used faithfully
will break up any fever if used early and the best
thing for cold any person tried. Sold by D. Scott
G. r Spurr. ]. Green. and others diff ol9
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Mr.. HOOPER'S RHEUMATIC LIN
~ IMENT has been acknowledged by thousands to be
the best and surest used known for Rheu
matism, Cramps, Coles, Pains In the Back Sides, or
Limbs Sweled Still Joints, Contracted Cords Sprains
Burns, Sores Pains em9nang from Cuts Commissions
or InhammationB. This Imminent Is the result Of long
and faithful study Of of she most eminent Physicians
OF England, who, after testing thoroughly Its wonderful
medicinal virtues gave his receipt for the benefit Of suf
fernR humanity. The following are few Of the many
certificates in possession OF the proprietor;
Mr.. John E. Fod Dear Sir; This Is to certify that
have been confined to my chamber and bed with Rheuma-
s for nearly ten monhs my limbs at times have been
very painful and swollen was induced 10 try your
abr. Hoopers Liniment" and 10 my astonlshment In
very short time was entirely restored to health.
Mss PARKGR, 10 Tieston ST.
Mr. John n. Ford. Dear Sir. have been laborng un-
der very severe attack Of Rhematsm for oger months
but by the use Of your "Dr. Hoopers Rheumatic Linz
mentn now have my usual health
STEPHEN BuEK Portland Me-
Capt Bkimmings who resides on the corner OF Hano.
and Gross Streets, was cured Of Stiff Neck by very
few applications.
Mr. John n Ford, Dear sir Permit me 10 bear teut
mony to the wonderful efficacy Of CDR. Hoopers Rheu
matte Imminent" On my last voyage from China was
confined to my berth for Ave months with severe at
tack Of Rheumatism, and when we arrived in port was
obliged to be carried TO my hote but after usIng this
Lniment ten days was entirely cured II. JEsNisox
Manufactured by JOHN n. FORD, So3 Hanover st.,
Boston, 10 whom all orders be addressed Price 80
cents and 81. daw1y f26
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GEORGE Il. sPURR,

(SUCCESSOR TO I. 7. LAzELL)
WHOLESALE & RAI'AIL DRUGGIST.
AMI dealer in Gold Plate ana Foil Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
Syrups.
N B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
ROM tie best medicines DIS diff
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DIR. Harris. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 Main corner of Walnut street Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
to retain their confidence which he atter himself he ha
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, are inserted in all the various Styles and up
on the best materials iv26 DIFF
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CHAPLIN & TTLLOTSON

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW.
Nos and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY CHAPLIN. O. H. TuIoTgoN
Jan. l. 1856 ~
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FEour.-5OO0 Barrels of Flour, comprising about
twenty different brands for sale low and perhaps low
er than can be purchased at any other place in this city,
or brought from any other All who wish to purchase will
do wen to CALL as we shall sell for few weeks below the
market price, to reduce stock Also Is tons extra
feed-Beans Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese.
DRAPER & CLARK
jaE21 diff Nos. 81 and 90 Front street
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W and may be found at
NO, 10 THOMAS STREET.

PENDEAIEH a HAFMOKE would return their SIN
cere thanks to their friends, and the public in general
for the liberal patronage they have received from them
the past year, and solicit continuance Of the same We
intend to keep none but FIRST CLASS GROCERIES,
and every article is warranted represented We have
as good assortment be found at any other store
in this city and bound not to be undersod by any
one Our facilities for buying, second to none.
In connection with stock Of W. Goods and choice
Family Groceries, may be found all kinds Of FARMERS
PRODUCE in their season.
Also, Fruit, Nuts, Bread, Cake, Common and Fancy
Crackers Please call and examine for yourselves at No
10 Thomas street. PENDEXTER RAYM0RE.
f16 d6t
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Houcfin's Corn Solvent, an Infallible
Remedy, for sale by JAMES GREEN, III Main ST.
sold in six weeks.
See ad 1ertisement in another colnrnn d3m con
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Wilder's Patent SnIamatser Safes,-The
best Fire Proof Safe in the world; with Wilders Patent
Powder and Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by S. A.
ROWLAND, General Insurance Agent No al Main it,
over the Quinsigamond Bank. al dam
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MUSIC.-A young Lady qualified to teach
give instruction the Piano Terns SO per quarter
The best of reference given. Apply at this Office.
Worcester, Jan. % DIT