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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-11
PORN OF OFFER.

The undersigned -, of -, In the State Of -, ant
of in the State of -, hereby guaranty that, IN
foregoing bid of Of the classes therein
nc accepted that he they will within days after the
tile office designated,
The for the with good sufficient sureties
md In said shall fail aforesaid
guaranty good difference Offer of lh,
said - and that which may be accepted.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-11

No white OAK plank stock logs No white oak pomscuou
timber No. g. ySsw pine plank stock logs No yellow pin,
mast and spaI timber No 49, white pine No H. ash cypress
Elm boards No ~ baek walnut cherry, mahogany No 81 10
No. II, white ash aud hickory No.
spruce No e gnumvtT No. composition copper
No 81, iron No. - spikes nails No. A.
hardware No "a paints oils se No ~ naI csnvss No 90
~, leather No. 49, hose No. brushes Mo- a. bunting and
dry goods No. 81, pitch, rosin No aow soap, No
~, ship ehandIery. No. 40, stationery,
June A-lawiw
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No. white oak plank stock logs. No p wheoak plank No
3 whieeak promiscuous timber. No 4, keel
and rudder Stocks No yellow plank stock logs No
y s sypsa ae %a and sBaF 5 WIN a Sherry
No. "a, wheash ard hickory bars
white oak and heading No 49, black No
Is, gurmyiR No. 20, eompos.ta and copper nails No u
No. spikes nails No ~ lead, zihe tin No 25 hardware
Noa7 pains oils sc No. u.s. aS canvas No 20 cotton canvas
No 81, glass; No. 81 leather No
81 No 81 brushes No. 81 pitch, rosin No %, tai
low, soap, OIL No. 80, ship candey No. 49, stationery No
Al, are wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
The Trade OF the Mississippl-ArT1val Of
Produce at New Orieans.


The rains which have fallen for the past Eve weeks
have extended bread space Of county, including
the arhwes!ern section OF State the part Of
Kansas which Ia inter- eced by the 0uchia river and
bra, ches and the western part which ID reached oy
upper Red They have also extended throag Mis-
sis,ippi causing Simultaneous rise the Yazoo river
md tributaries greatly increasing the facilities Of for
produce which has arrived here to larger and
important extent than before known In the
epscs Of time. Though tho years 1852 and 63
distinguished for the largest receipts OF cotton yet there
was not that immense quantity OF Western produce to
marx II the which Is TO stand beipg without
pal ale; for the pre- sent IT, take 1t oil 10 all
without precedent. With the very extraordinary
Of sTriva Of steamboats, in the receipt Of the
general productions Of be West in the tervor and
anxiety which marks tic views Of shipper on all those
sties which dsharTed the privilege OF navg 4oo
lsrt feaor-t could hardly be expected that WITH tae
elements IL contention, any other state Of affairs could
at this tine be expected than what we now behold
Hvee ard Ian inRB.
IN view ID wholly unnecessary TO charge the city
su,huriie wi The present 1ision OF the evee a.
though esbnot be ted that they have the
to enlarge the mits Of the landing is there any
opg Who could foSesee that going
arrive here in he and quantity that 1t hasy
Where IL the prophet who could 0seteN that open and
unnte1u ptf6 Communication was to continue the
and autumn 18th the Ohio river the upper
sisippiS We props " make comparisons OF the
usntity cf produce received at the levee this
xrfth tnF lat
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verts take inst their faith ioto the minds
If their children than tbose who receive their itn from
Csto, lie parents. (Appiause What hen, Is rhe
o Ion of the Catholic hurch compared With the time
Of this perioc the history of he United States Of Aer
ca was the first occasion which the Catholic church
vas fried BY such circumsancss What the condition
to-day - the Cxbolic chmca, its population made
up o. three elem en'sf Two millions three hundred
piDefy thousand Eve hundred souls Then there
sA'e tsentetwo or twenty thee priests nov there are
ieverteen hundred and sixty priests. Theu there
~ss DO bishop to orcan priests there we're candidates.
row heIe are seven afcherh"ps and thirty five BIZ hops
the'e nineteen hur d. ten Oh urchss besides
ober tfaone where divine worfhp he d. to The num-
Der OF eight hundrtd and pney Eve. rhea 10 he Catbo
&c church there was not q Catholic seminary FIR the
training OF evites the now are thir
~ Summaries appropriated exclusively to the train
ing IL yop'h TO ferve both Gtd ard mar. Then tnsra
colleges; there are twenty four ncorporat
20 by The sa'ss IN which they placed. Then We had
but Cne female academy; have one hnnd,ed ana
eyide Of progress; these sufficient Here then
circun stances which adducs TO refue the can INV
txpressed abroad a. well 1t hones caiumny aeanst
Light and liberty as the Catholic church we're necss
"a charge against the Catholic church whi u.
1t ip said, may thrive when protected and sur.
rounded by the patronage OF eivl government As In
Catholic countries and which, persecIed nourishes like
tion when rampled on. They say increase ~hes per
cuted en- one side and receive the patronage n civil
govUpDsn nj on the other. They ssy hat the Churca
rspast win own battles, and cannot meet the steady
ssze Of free people and enlightened aye This Is the
,suDny Tefuted in making The exhibit OF sta iscs re-
ls,dirg the condiicn of the Ca'hoHe Church Of 'se
Dfitso States Now 70 our proepec.s Notwith
handing the poverty Of the Ca,boics they have sus-
eeded in producing the resuIs 10 wbih have referred
\ v1 net tsy In spite Of light and knowledge but 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
Ho FOR NIoARAouA-The work of enlistinp

Ho /! FOR NIcARAouA-The work Of enlisting
migrants tor Nicarsens has been ing onsky in
his city for IT, Jhtt tao three weeks Colonel Fsh
sctipg sgent for General Walker. has opened an
cfce Al No. 10 Royal .tIeet Dext door he United
states Courrom TOR the purpose Of giving information
TO all personse DESTROYS OF settling in the oes republic
Nearly toId,ed tmigrApts sailed the steamship
Prtmetheus Ter Puma Arenas, en- rnae for .iene a
Walkers headquarters Granada, the 2eth ILL., AID
a large number, still expected are toleavs on the
rsIiel Webster, which sails on Friday the 9tn
While third detachment will 60 out on the
2ttb. The emigrsnts 90 not 60 armed, neither are
hey employed by Wsher's government M.ny
Of the emaTsnts enlisted sail TO be OF res pect
ability and II Hucnce We zee In the Northern papers
reprt hat the schooner Columbia had sailed from ths
pert With em.erans. This Incorrect ali that havs
gone, thus far, went ON the ccmpsnys steamships
Whit With the acces-oms 70 his force frog New Orleans
SIN Francisco and New York ADD those shich vii, be
made curing the next few weeks that bold albaster
General wAis, viii probably have at bis dispossi by
The Of February not les than thousand btroy
effective Americans with whose mic he will certainly <,
able to Keep his government a sound basis II he l.
NOT 6sccuntensnced by ne United States or thu Drd,h
3 overbment--Nac Orleans Bee Jan. q.
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CLEARED.
Steamship sanads, GcGowan havana and New Orleans
ss,r Eail.n. yys:n San rrsDs,scS7 Church Co
thp s,sasti 4, geo, Sosi9son sD.we;S sssnah 400.
Es
s 1SS s.,.a sss ss S s.s
Sch, oo,onet ts) Cook 0nadaloupe-Mc Auline 4 Vince
sesr Clara EOrss. Rowan: on,Ace.- geua Ason-
shr EiISs 20 r., & ssss-6 bc. ps'r
.ee Pses Sssssh German Co.
sg louis. k.yssds "a.
ses mshc sshswbs Buloch Few Orleans via Havana 18Th
~ @ % sas s sshs Queen q
We scum Wiss,e1, i,oui Mobile lcr Boston ~'se-
d, r., log saas S sss 'ss 4 s'ls WIN '
= , .s.se S a. s:!asess
S al ne @ s %s
C. wen very Ssss, iss
ss, es sns sss Is ys az c S.
,so h.vs pssn - es,s :" CAPE s,sa asres, Dec q 4
mt VIM wkas O Ho land fen from The torenpsan yard
eb sI fer.se. GucS seSoens Amsterdam, 81 days wh
DE- 70 3 Ne ns nsys hss gers sesy wssr
p, ZEN 81 d.ys III coffee 20 vos So
l'sn s.oD 5sP oisa on s psss.ss from PoI. Al
Irssna where she rni In On account OF ali hands
/ ca si<k of lever.
kyeret brown Experienced heavy weather during
The rsnsse i2th nst IN sse ircm ss wa knocaed
ayf, bul ssrhs rightd without damage
SriI stoney. friekson, Charleston da cottn
~ $50 O Eoner, Po'nr 20
schr , N,ckersop Good win, Geor getown, SO.
Ser, Eva sherr Bel etrs Creek NC. Capt reports
The chr Ncr CHI ser ashore shout two miles last OF 0cra
coke lighthouse. s.,.. .,-..
y rcbr Msnci q, er, Chichester Richmond.
senr rsTts Jane Shomss. Virginia
sobr + n Gamer Csviler u q schooner 8 p Lord
lahore IN ! eel Beach vfIs '0ce bushes wheat
~. Isear Rich An III p ts pha. II dsys sh inst of
Bsrnesa esperierctd heavy N from NV sph sells
lea lot part Of eeck lead o. Dab. Hci llh ips a no. leu r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

Ttir SHOWS an enormous and rsordinary Increase
We would If our time and limits permitted ascertain 10
within II psst fifteen days and how much u 1t l.
exposed The vee and what the deterioration in value
has been viii be, for want Of improve.
ens and eDls,e ed facilities he Of egress and
ipg,e,s to and from the landing wnsn the question ia
recucd to dollars and cents win be reasonable to est
mate the damage at several hundred thousand dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Ex.GovERHoR C0RwTN.-
Last evening, Govern,r Corwin walking ,. tbs
Of Vie and Fourth streets he slipped and falling
lick Of the thigh bsne, within the capsuar Hgamsat.
II jury no received SUCH nature that it was
ioupd nece.eay 10 convey him litter to his apirt
nents the Burnet House Or. Blackmau, assisted by
Drs Cobb Weed and inter-, dressed the wounded hme,
and Ut nine O'clock last evening he comfortable
could te xpect-d the extent OF the injury Mr.
ColwD TO have dc the cosDg argument to-day Ia
the fbGsteIo case, betre the United States Dstri,
Court hut will OF be prevented from doiog
,bif unfortunate cssualty.-Csneinnoi Commercial
Jan. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

From N.w Orleans and Havana In tho steamship wba
Ell man servant. Parks Captain II Rickats n
hJmy, u N Firth, Mrs HsRssf. W b or Mrs Chamber
From Bavans-y Townsend, " TURNOUT b Anger Dip-
peymsn, Lopez, Beecher. @ Marn Mrs MARI r W.
htquey, Il TomT kns. a Geshay., puiher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

deku1u MAx1no C0kxosPOnuonc0.
BFkMUDA jan Arr Dec ~ mail steamer Osprsy SamD
Halifax tsns Left SON Tor 81 1hemssG 3h. ship Moha
Book ondop; 3la ship John Knox (of Bdckpo Mol Gnn
Liverr col; schr Anemone, James Turks islands
Jan Arr 81 3eorte bark O. Alien Frost 60 days
from eshorp In want Of provisions and water
ti1 Dec q n sRamer kosAmond, Tor England; 18th II
steamers Malarca, and Buxxard, for Jamaica.
The hull Il breantne 0axee Of SALEM sold at auction
the I'd Jan tor Els
Key WEST Jan 0The cargo Of schr Geo eost sold this
DAY for eavage nett proceeds Of materials has been
6ecretc 60 per cont
Bark Brunsue Pnlhsm. arrived Last evening from New
Ynyh
Br,ss samson and Harriet Newell and Florida LETT
this morning.
Brig Isabella is ready for
PHILADELPHIA, Jan le-Arr brig Alfred Exal. Besston
New UreADa; seampgs America and Atlantic having In Tow
bark Coggerhs from Palermo and Alfred ExAu from
YES have been detained IN s ryor below
Red Bsnh by the Ice since The 9Th inst until out out this
Ing by stesmiug Atlantic
C6 steamer Beach Sanders. NYork brig Psuiaa, rsy
Tor, Jamaica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

$50, I4I 644 SIS 126. $40 12S, sSS oS2
The figures marked have been Obtained from previous
reports made TO the state EvRneer.
The rumber Of passengers transported all the roads
dnrpg the las. year % $40 l84 quantity II freight,
3, AT 207 tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19


Fon Law 9th and St Louis 10th Of each
Foa PusrA ARENAS Star OF the West 9th and Northern
IAsh 24h OF each month.
sTEAksRs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
and ia From Lob snd 18Th, due u New YORK Th
Nosru srAR--From New York "a arriving 81 Havana sa
md New Organs ION From New Orleans h Havana "a
Esras err On k.w os.sADa From ssw Yort l7sh, e
ss .Sd NJ. oqisaa. s ' sro% M, .s~ s.as & HsvD.
ysst ooh s.y,sg a f.. !. 20.
cAnAwsA-From New York 18th, arriving II Havana son
and ssw orssIs "a From Ns- Orleans l0h' Havana is
when seove Date. .n Sunday the sea%ers ~ia =.
sa :sm and he issSs Leaves oar'sss0u and Havana
rns ovxRL AND NAILS 70 INDIA AND oHnA.
The following be Of value 70 soss who aave coreca
The mali leaves southampton on tho a. and scA a
Arrives a Gibraltar soou. I'm mouth
Arrives ~ Aerapdrds about &c sh same and Ah " no.
Leaves sh~ aOsn s Of and sh q Oh o.
Arrives Al Alden sooss the s.h ard ioV
{, somss, .ss s q, o and d.
indisr Eayy ., Bombss about TIE ID 70 s
soe G Sesnss arrive. Point Dc Gale about s 81
leaves POINT 4. Gale for Puic Penang dA, bs
steamer has already arrived which tanes NE msn o. -
Arrives At Puo PENANG about te ish Or 18th and z sne
Arrives :, snsssore about lsa issh and sa or
Leaves singapore seou. L. hour ansr arrtysi.
Arrsves dong Kong about the nd Or Ah and Sd OF ts
Leaves per dAy sos shsDyhas-
nnnbya Marseiiss arrive u UexAnrA about Ia
time as the SOUTHAMPTON mAn
ALMANAC FOE EEw rosx-THn DAT.
.Us snss o. n Uys g w, 49, morn "a
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spoks bark John Stroud. from New Orleans tor New YORK
{sipce wrecked
Wreckng schr Caroline ReinkArf, from lhe bark John
Beard Of Updr wrtern The 4 hesed in shcre ana the
Win ssved but The vessel VIII probably be total
squan ~. with rum plnsnio Asd coss, III Sesrd Of
suranre brokers' nom son Csp John brown tie wreck
Ing st th. place y sailed that Ne lays IN good
and hat the vessel wi be st OF BY Gazing pumping o.
stated that The John Stroud at that place.
position saving cargo and for being on
b. aiding NE With rank heel In shore She n much damaged,
but win he rot on vtb thu aid casts. pumps &c.
Propeller Osprey. Kinney. Providence.
Propeller Petrol, Arey Providence
6hp Austin CLARK, hence for Galveston, Dec g return
ing port having experienced heavy weather. during which
lest spars, shifted cargo &c.
Also one ship unknown
SAILED,
stesship Granada Havnra and New Dreams ships Majes
TIC tbr, Liverpool Lucy Thompson DO; Regulus New Or
leans
Wind at sunrise. NV; meridian, W; sunset, WSW.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-10

Tie OxyaennGcd Bisters.-From the Bostor
Ofue Branch. - Among the Uanv popular medicines
VIII h have acquired high reputation believe none
have been found OF much nfff for dypepsia asthma
and SIMILAR plants, till The OrySenatfd Buffers, by
many and various trials and experiments has been found
sure a0d radical remt y desiierdtuAa long desif ed
by phys claus is ngredie Is have been shown by chem
zeal snas to be harmless and safe: and from the testi-
mouiss Of Of first cit zers who have been kene
e BY it, feel assured that those i1dsposed with the
above Coppsints these Btters with safety.
These celebrated Bitter have received the highest test
finoniGs FIRE in favor of any medicine
None genuine unless signel I. BUTTS the wrapper.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail only by SETH
W. F0ELE, Boston, Mass. to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTS. ames Green, D. Scott, ". B. Green, Chas.
CLARK, Worcester; O. Il. Coiburn, Lsominster
leb26 eol2w&T2,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-10
G. E O 10 G. Y

"A ii j. Q I II LII
SECOND LECTURE-On Monday Ever.
ing, March 1OIh.
q IGsNEoUs CoNDITIoN Of the interior of the earth
Causes of Volcanoes, Earthquakes AMI the eevation
OF Continents and Islands
g. COMPOSITION AND Position OF Rocks. Gold De-
posts, Quartz Veins, and Formation of California
4. FIRST CREATED ANIMAL LIFE. Classification Of
Rocks, by fossil remains found in them.
3. Coal BEDs--how the coal produced, with proofs
that all Goals, Graphite and the Diamond are of veg
etable origin.
6. THE PERIOD OF REPTILES Organic remains Of N.Y.
RAIDS of animals, that existed the earth, and in
the millions of years before the creation Of
Z. WARM FLOODED ANNALS. Difference between the
animals that exstwith man, and those that we're on
the earth before created. Mastodon aud
mammoth Period
8. THIS Present ORDER OF ANIMALS with Man and
Woman. Age of the Earth. Agreement of the BIZ
blical aud Geological Chronology. The Harmony of
Geology with the Mosaic account of Creation.
The course will be Illustrated by all the Paintings that
were formerly exhibited and rumber of Others among
which is the great work. by HELD, of
NIAGARA FALLS.
The Middetown NelCs says of this work eThis is
beautiful painting, well a beautiful picture and
sight of it alone is worth the price of ticket for he
course"
In addition to the above Dr. B. will devote portion of
two evenings TO series of New, Amusing and Startling
Experiments in Natural Philosophy,
which have never been presented in Worcester He will
CondenSe and Solidify CARBosIc ACID, Gas, &c.
20 Gents. Children attending with parents half price.
For sale at the okstores, and at the door.
Doors open at T. To commence at u O'Clock.
mch1 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-10

can he consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his once,
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9Th and 7th
o! NJ rch, free of charge, upon all diseases of the hu
man system. w2t&d6t f27
EiecfrosCbeultcaI Barns. BY DIR. D. G.
COLBY Of istou, BRGNCH OFFICE At -
M an STREET. W0RCESFH2.--nr Cnhv viii re
present al his Office Worcester on FRIDAY of each
week. On her days of the week the Office will be in
charge Dr. o. A. Brooks, who is well qualified ad
minister these Baths II a proper manner.
These Baths are of the highest utility for Plumbers,
Painters, Looking Glass Patcrs G1ers White Lead and
Paris Green Manufacturers Bril- Suffers Chemists,
Eeehoypers, DaeUerreoypiss Brass Founders, and for
persons who have been much dragged by Ne curry in
any OF its frms by deeterious Quick Medicines, &C.
Also, for Scrofua and obstinate Humors, Nervous Dee
billy AID Irreguarity Of the nervous power
Il is almost incredible how many suffering in some
form or other from mineral posens, III whence ensue
Inf mmatory and Chronic rheumatism, Ulcers, Paraly
sis, St. Vitus' Dance Tic Doloreux, Neuralgia, Stiff
and Enlarged Joints, Pain in the joints and
Limits, when exposed to change Of tempera-
ture, Or on taking sudden Colds, &c &c.
The Mineral Posons viii be removed in the most nat
ura way possible by the pores Of the sknaud obtained
from the water after the Bath
W For scrofua and Humors in general, these Baths
are Of great value.
The Electric and bensfcial effects Of these Baths upon
weak and dbit7tad females no lack vi al energy, or
are trouble with complaints peculiar to themselves, is
tru wonderful.
Sometimes one Bath affords almost entire relief-but
generally Two o. Three arc advisable.
Consultations Free, either personal or by letter.
f23 dYm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-10

S. r. Haywood having taken tbs retail department
of Goodpow ueywoods Shoe Store would announce to
the patrons Of the concern a7d the public
orally thaths has full and well assorted Stock of Boots,
Shoes and Rubaers, for Ladies' Gents and Children's
This Sock has been selected with great care, is
well adapted the wants Of this community will be shown
with pleasure aud offered at such prices as will insure
ready sale S. r. Ii. hopes by prompt PERSONAL attention
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upo1 this estabshment Piper Block, No. 267 Main-st
KUorrcst.r Fsb
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}8eol Cstott.

EJYAisM FOR SALE-The snbscroer offers for
sale the very valuable farm, wel-anuwn the "Thax
ter Farm situated in the northery part of Worcester
miles from the City Hail. It contains 122 acres of choice
land, in go,a state Of cultivation well situated and
with beautiful southern exposure. The buildings are
ample for first class farm, and in good condition. the
Barn being but years DID, The farm is well stock ed with
the choicest varieties fruit adapted for the market and
home use. The terms of payment may be made easy to
The purchaser with satisfactory security Inquire the
subscriber. FRANCIS n AIERRFFETD
Worcester, Jan. 7, 1856. W dsawtf
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1Oauts.

NNANTED,-Proposa with references, will be
w received through the Post Office, until the goth
day OF March. from and wife competent to take
charge of Boarding. House, accommodating hun
bred boardes. The best of references will be required.
VIM. KN0WLT0N.
Upton, March Z. 1856. daw3w
WMANTED-A man and his wife to superntend
w the Town Farm in Princeton, commencing on the
first of April Apply to the subscriber, to Bbenezer
Smith. Albert O. Howe. JOHN BROOKS
Princeton. March 6, 1856 dawSts
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WESTERN TTCKET OFFICE.

Through Tickets via Niagara Falls Buffalo or New York
city. fof Chicago Rock Island, Gaena Dubuque, St.
Paul's Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, Toledo. LaSale
St. Louis Dunleth milwaukee, Racine Mad son, James
vile, &c &c. The only American R. r. Route to the
West and Southwest ruunmg fom continuous Depots
from New Yors, Boston, 70 St. Louis Passengers are
the and annoyance Of of transferring them
selves baggage. Night Express trains, furnished with
Patent Night which for comfort sendor are un
surpassed. No night changes No ferrying. Tickets
good until used.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is sold in Boston, for the Proprietor, by
Wilson. Fairbanks, & Co.,
Nos 43 and As Hanover Street.
NJ. II. GREEN & CO., Agents for Worcester
nch6 d2taW3m

HAR. HOOPER'S RHEUMATIC Linz
NJ INTENT has been Acknowledged by thousands 10 be
the best and surest ever used known for Rheu.
matsm Cramps, Coles, Pains in the Back, Sides, or
Limbs, sweed or stiff Joints, Contracted Cords sprains
Burns, Sores or Pains emanang from Cuts Con usops
or Iniammaions. This Imminent is the result of long
and faithful study Of Of she most eminent physcans
Of ENGLAND, who, after testing thoroughly its wonderful
medicinal virtues, gave his receipt for the benefit OF su
fering humanity. The following are few Of the many
certificates in p secession Of the proprietor.
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have been confined my chamber and bed with Kheuma-
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Mss PARKER, 10 Tileston 81.
Mr.. John f. Ford. Dear sri have been laboring I'M
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but by the use Of your "Dr. Hooper's Rheumatic Lint
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srEPHES Bunk, Portland, Me.
Can't skimmlnqs who resides the corner Of Hano.
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Imminent ten days was entirely cured II. JEsNIsON
Manufactured by JOHN n. FORD, EOS Hanover st.
Boston to whom all orders must be addressed. Price 90
oents and ST. dawly t20