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EMBELLISHMENTS RrSEWED EVERY DAT,
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A LyHk DELTA PHI FRATERNITY -rHE ANNUAL
n convention VIII be het Yale College Tuesday and
"wednesday q Commencement the oh and Ssh Of
n. b. soc poem b. Rev Edwin manson q Jacksonville m
Business meetings % "Wednesday Md supper on "Wednesday
even ,r Tonisse Hotsi.
----------------- - - -
ID Important nyenors artss. merchants mAnuf.c,u
rr mshm,,'s ana W. SR.n ~ ~
nvenaops samples Of merchandise ahd machinery Ais,
fsr The advertisers VIII recriye orders sad sell on
cosiOp OF VIII let oui any amount M space 20 thN eth
sa spe, , h s s9oSs aeass ipe o,e9o
arss app csen WI De aoS "a ne e. .. spse -
ans,,,a ,.'.a an - $50. - t,o aasts~s
SAM. cur rSereAIy sln orwAIs rhppss y ~ n
xstss ,l,s,r,. 1're, ~ pxrh.,es
s.,r VI %, aaca "' ~
x,,rx ,nrcv 80 -, - az. n 4 rms >trSs
80 .s 80. ~ ia n r. 8 80 heres, y
sscsialy ncfsd = meet hsr Lodge room ST. roaixay
.a.sss ,L. ,a,a - ~ 80 tr,tss = Z. A III wvnsr
snnh " - O1a i'' q ~ ,yf,sfs II \.
80 rxppv 49, ~, rxvopv MA rprrNnsT u.r
NJ = bfhbi nrs H. ~ $3.50 80 ~ ~ n.yi rS :
- ~ how -iAa 49, " ~ 49, ss,,ia. -
-, ~ ~ .urnh III ~ ~ ~ s,.ai.- sne.,s
nc hgase ior Iroe .fn4 ~ NJ 49, ~ ~
fashionable and stylish ga nents tie VIII give particular
he ~h Dc nAppy 80 o. o. ,r's.es As W
e1a warm .leee
xrortrr tn c.prnfrops = NOTICE n urpEey
N r,~.n scrorsing Al isx ~ s t,erssns having claim
frsxofs a.f,~, ~, ~ P~ilport n ne town ~
gkhssen AMI count n s1 X decas~d that they are
aase1 es a. sSsnr N H. a., M All ~.smsn, 81 ne
Ia seseas. Il III sens bouse Of Eds ard Osborn 81 81
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(lYvIcE aFcEIvEa On rAxEs NO q oHAxBEas

" s'ree, tsew Court EluseJ ssw YORK, June - isoS-
Pubsc pocefo avoid ne risks hss inevitably
IRON the crowd ~ tar payers who of The saes day tbs
payment of have dstsrnusd adopt follow
Ing rule sheh viii be rsdy sdrred during term Of
eaiceI shall receive no money sner ococs r NJ Every
the DepsrmsD; sricty prohned from r>cesytnx
eousnlng Checxs for he oY
las~4 M o~dr-, HENRy u. TOWARD heeeiver.
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Express reduod 'are wnhou, change 81 car or
baggage viii be the Ne~ York and Harlem Rail
between New YORK sud Albany and ser Of
connecting al Albany with the morning and
lines the Northern and Central Railroads.
The cheapest aud mo.t pleasant running through the
farming larss OF wesichester Putnam Duhes- Calum
ba Rensselaer, counties and avoiding the dangers
river NM y. CAMPBELfs superintendent
Nyw YoRK July n. 1856
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c,rgDAY MORNING BOAT FOR SFwBrRG rASp.
- ing " Yonkcrs, Hastings Dobhs Perry Tatrytown
sing Sing, Haysraraw verplsncks, calfwss ives, Point
Gold SprirR anil cornwall The Steamer WIT AMOR
viii New York from per fop' u Jay and Amos streets
IN SUNDAY morning Hh inst, NJ ! ocues NJ for the
above places, arriving back ~ I r.
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CCNDky MORNING BOAT FOR HAvERsTRAw
- landing n youkers. Hastings Bobhs Ferry Tarrytown
and sing sirs The favcrie steamer THOMAS r. HUf.sE
fort Of Jay street for Hsrersfra and above
andinrs On Sunday morning. I'm inst al ~ NJ ana i
VI For further particulars inquire ot y LEWIS Jr Ol
Wssf street ~ -
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YOUNG FRENCH LADY, WHO spEAEs AN
~ writes the French. German and English tua zrs
situation lAdys maid she would teach one or Two ch
dren he French language Please call Wooster ST.
foor, front
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furY LoDGE. NO. Isl, T. o. OF o F.-THE MEM
~ a. City Lodge No ISL r q IL q. - hereby
spec,faIy no,ned their Lodge rom 5,- BrosiAy.
Sunday 9Th oclock a NJ gr the purpose IT
tending the funeral Of late hrchsr ~ A. " Wagner.
~ ordey 81 y. q. DAVIDSON. y. q.
W. A. EiIgs. Secretary.
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-~~s~-s~~~~~s-~~-e~e~-~~~~,---
ALBANY AND TROY BoATS.-REGULAR LINE
n Fare 81 FROM FOO, Of Canal and spring streets CONNECTING
With for and he West The and splendid
GLEN CONE VIII leave Monday wednesday
Friday mornings at O'Clock NJ making the principal
sndnrs For further particulars inquire Of LEWIS Jr
30 Wet street
nAY BOATS FOR ALBANY-FRoM FOOT or CANAL
~ and sprng streets connecting with trains 70 sarsiogs
and the West Steamers Aida and Armenia daily ri A. Il
making the principal lsndngs
DOR SHREWSBURY. LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS
and Ocean Port The popular steamer JAMES CHRIS.
TOPPER. will leave Jay street pier for the above places
Wednesday, July Is nj fits A. ~ Thursday 2th u NJ
friday, 18th r. NJ saturday, 18Th al "a y. n Returning
early every morning Sea air serf bathing and Hotel
mcdstions unsurpassed.
nUDsOS RIVER RAILROAD.-rRoM MAY 10 laoG
trains will leave Chambers street station follows
saeress "a n and 81 n, mail, "a ;,hroush way ss,a
~ n emlgrsp<, 4 M for PoughkeePse, A. NJ and
for Sing sirg 1000 A. NJ and 9<5 r n; this tram eave
every Friday evening al III T.. M for Hudson 80 r. ~ IN
Peekski, and $50 NJ The PouRhkeepse Sing sing And
Peeksk trains stop the stations Passengers taken
chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty FIRST sreeia TrAns
for New York leave Troy al 81 Is and 10 - A. and
~, end EAst Albany o. ss0 and li:i5 ~ and
A. v. SMITH, sup't
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A LpHk DELTA PHI FRArERNfrY-rHs ANIMAL
"A viii be helt Yale College TUESDAY aud
WEDNESDAY 81 Commencement Ne the 2yh and ssh Of
July Orston Tuesday evening Rev. u =. Thompson
H. D. poem b. Rev Edwin S.snson II Jacksonville IL
Business meetings "Wednesday md supper Wednesday
NJ Toniae Hotei
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AFR 1. DERBY BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT
vi Ne associated ~ith the house "a ~. DENlIN 4
co, IN he custom department. The Hes facilities q
The house for al The Attest styles VI foreign fabrics
give wider Bcd heretofore tr the production 81
fashionable and stylish HE VIII give particular
sfsnfoo getting no United aud navy uniforms
lie be happy he Oh trends and csoners TIE
parmepi u j. DEyLIS CO. corner u broadway
and Warren street
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AEW YORK AND EHIE FAILHUAU-DN AND Az
N Ter Monday May TO- 1876 unit further notice pas
senger VII leave foot Of Duane syess - foowa
Dunkirx EMPRESS, asa. N. for Dunkirk-
Buhaio express at A. NJ for Buffalo.
Mail Of sis A. NJ for Dunkirk and Buyso and n.srrnA
diaie safiops Passengers BY his mail viii connect with
press trains for syracuse Csyuga Csnsndagua Niagara
fss and Rochester and WIN the lghnlnx epress ain a.
Roctand passenger at $50 r. NJ 0ron FOO, Of Chamber
srseJ via Permon sufferps and Intermediate stations
Way pssaenssr si 4P. n, for Fewburg and Mddiesown
r,sbt eIptess ats n n for Duntirs and Buffalo
Emisrsni AL p r.. for Dunkirk and Bufao s0d n,srms
The sp@vs uaius run daily Sundays srcep.ed
The eyrreee trains connect 1t Elmira with ne WniyA
and Niagara Falls Railroad for NiasarA Fsie
Bnghemsot wh the Syracuse and Blnghamon Railroad ig
ayrscnse nj Corning with Buffalo Corning and New Yoyf
Rarosd for Rochester Great Bend with Delaware LAok
awAnns Western Railroad, for soranton Bufaio Al
fcieAs, bssrus Chicago, 40
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nEGRooTs MANSION HOUSE. KEyPoRT n y L.
W for the transient and
hosfdefs. For particulars, apply to Capt Arrowsmlh on
board OF steamer keyport Leaves foot Of Murray
daay al o'clock r. NJ
EDMUND DEGRooT, Proprietor
CyTODDARD's BROADWAY HOUSE sARATOg
- gvrings New York Il open for ha recep,o on al
vfiers This house situated Che side Of Broadway
three doors north of Washington Hall In the midst III eevaisd
Measure grounds and and popular
and we'll known Empire spring The former patrons a the
proadway House well how appreciate large high
srd airy rooms and spacious halls Carriages and pore-~
MI h. in attendance At the depot The arrival 81 he
Gail far the broadway House A. STODDARD
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DHIIApyLruIA AND READING RAILROAD CON
peny Office 70 South Fourth street Phhade phs, July =
s-N0ce D. hereby given hat ~ ransier BOOKS 81 ne
sock a his company WI Sc CLOSED the 1b inst, and WI
he reop, ned On 10 10 az August Holders Of cerh
that have been Discharged from this oce Or either o. The
rsnsfer agences particularly Requested 70 have them
piy eEeered Ne transfer books - Which hey have been
trnnaferfes prior The ah Inst order 0f the hoard
W. w. McIIuENNEY. Secretary.
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MI1rEI.I.ANnnYn

cS0n REEARD.-cRoSSMAN'S SPECIFIC NIX
tpOUO iure-Of all remedies yet discovered is the
most certain makes speedy and permanent cure with
the least restriction In diet drink exposure change
N application 70 business Many cured IN days
at The drug store T3 Broadway
so =, 10 Assor House lbs Broadway 400 Fuoa
= of William -
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE wo
IA man. wet nurse Inquire ut No So Flabush
Erookyn
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TEETH EXTRACTED wTTHtTT PAIN ny MEANS
Of benunpbing Application a. The gums, By v WILSON
dentist Bond street This application IL perfectly harm
less IN ts effect simply rfsnR circulation of blood
around The tooth 70 be extracted for hafa minute
which time The sense Of feeling In Tn pars is sv~pended
References furnished
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TNrcrpsIOns TO THE FISHING BASKS orE
NJ SANDY ieok Fare for the trip 80 cents The se smss
RODENT L. STEW Ms, Capt Charles Anderson. max
leaving Amos sRr r r street ~ .o Peek
tackle bait refreshmena &c board cotllon band
nee geamex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-26

NJ CBlsLALAR, AUCTI0NEER, 23 B0WERY.
~. Stock of matchmaker at auction-A. M. c. will sell
Tuesday 18th instant AT l0s O'clock large and valuable
assortment OF watches iewey and first class watch Materials
consisting In part Of spring cylinder anchor and
balance wheel ratches Collects regulators pnions and
large quantity OF other watch materials together with
variety Of line gold gold and diamond
rings brooches do do in SETS ladies' and rings
specacles lockes studs sleeve buttons pencil
guard fob and vest chains and various other articles
ery and silver plated gold and silver hunting and
face detached and patent levers cylinder escapemens &c
This sale worthy the attention Of the trade Every
tce The catalogue warranted represented Full par
culars in catalogue,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01
nlistrlla
BLACK HAWK COLT
NORTH STAR.

.Q-N5 NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion will stand This season.
at WITT & PRATTS american LiUery Stables, Foster
Street Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is of black COLOR will be SIX years old
In June, 1856, and weighs 1000 pounds He was sired
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
of the Old Sherman Morgan. The Dam Of Black HP Sk
was three quarter blood English mare, raised ia he
Province OF New Brunswick who could trot her mile in
less than three minutes, weighed 1925 pounds and was
IN every respect most perfect animal. Black Hawk is
owned by David HILL Of BRIDGEPORT, Vt, is probably the
finest stallion in this country and for speed and bottom
is acknowledged to be without superior He has trot
ed, in harness, mile on the Cambridge Track, in two
minutes and torywO seconds without training and in
match for $1,000 that of on the Cambridge Track
Jnly H. 1872 against 0sceoa five miles and repeat he
won with ease The first heat performed in 16 min
utes, 80 seconds.
arson OF New jersey and sired by Old Abdaah the
sire Of Medoe, Fourth of July Ajax Hector, Toby, Cen
treYe, OBems, and other ceei rated horses. Abs al
lah was sired by Old Mambrino who was sired by I'm
ported Messenger.
NORTH STAR is one Of the most beautiful horses in
New England, both for bottom and speed, is Of splendid
style and action snd is acknowledged to be one of the
son. to fifty mares only He raised by Joel HolcOm
TicOnderoga, N. Y.
u NortnSar has stood in Worcester two seasons past
and his Stock which unsurpassed by that any other
Horse in the country may be in this city, proof
of his valuable qualities
TERMS For the season, for the use Of this horse viii
be S25, payable the first Of September.
u Good deeping will be provided for mares from dis
ance. and all cIdents, theits and escapes, will be
he risk OF the owners
CHARLES B. PRATT. Proprietor
Worcester, April 80, 1856. my27 dagtf
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PATENT AGENCY
Uni'ed States, GEent Britain. Fraoce

-FoRTHE-
United States GFeaG Britain. France,
Ami other European countries
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DkAfTsd AN we'll acquainted with the Patent Laws, has
tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare specif
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers and pro-
cure Patents in the Uni ed States aud European
tries. Foreign business confded only to rusty and re
sponsible agents.
All business confded to will be promptly attended
to at the Lowest rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the same woud be done by others in the proiession)
Having connections with Of the best Agents at
Washington and making frequent trips there, am ena
bed to keep thoroughly posted n all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions, thus aording the best aci
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising InVen
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions.
Inventor5 will and to their advantage put their in
ventions into substantial form Model soon as prao-
ticabe, (ths frequently Patent in Of ques
ton Of priority Of inventory and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
II the Patent Office. as To securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
mode OF proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented or IN use for the same purpose involving the
same principles and advice given as 10 the probability Of
obtaining patent in some saving from fifty TO one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
order upon reasonable erms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington Comics
Of Drawings Specifications and other papers In the pa.
tent Office obtained. copy ofthe claims Of any inven
ton furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws Reports of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating TO Patents together with com
pge list Of all the Patents record at Washington can
be seen ot my Office, free Of charge.
For further Information, inquire OF
JAMES G.. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY. AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, MASS,
ap1Tl Office over 2OT Main Street. ldawtf
Il. l.. MASON hereby gives notice TO his
FE4H friends and former patrons that he has taken
~ a room over Thayer n Tafts Eating House,
8sa6As No. 237 Main Street.
Where he intends to resume his former business
INC AND REPAIRING all kinds Of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
TIMEpIBoEs &C.. and attending to such other Jobs
IN this line the shortest notice. and In the most
thorough manner.
He will further State that after eighteen years expert
ence as AUonoSEE be is still 10 possession Of Il
oenbe and wl attend 10 such sales 40 the public meg
see NJ TO favor him with.
( Worcee ever, March 81 1850.
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Firm Of Bond & Kelley, Dag ni s s.. i Pau
prom the Editor Of the Real Estate Advertiser

BOsTON, 2 SCHOOL Street March 20, 1855.
DDAR sIR-Having become prematurely quite gray, 1
was induced, six weeks since. to make trial of
your Restorative have used less than two bottles but
the gray hairs have all disappeared, and although my
hair has not fully attained its original color yet the pro-
cess of change is gradually going on and am in great
hopes that in sh rt time my hair will be dark for
merly. have also been much gratfed at the healthy
moisture and Wig Of tie hair, which before was harsh
ana dry, aud it has CEASED to come out as formerly
Respectfully yours, D. G. Nj. RUPP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01


have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becom-
ing, as thought, prematuIey gray tut by the use of
his Restorative, it has resumed its original color and
have no doubt, permanent v so
SIDNEY BREESE- Ex-senator United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01
WIRE FENCE
For Farms, Highways, Railroads Cemeteries,
GARDENS. &c.

The results Of experience and the theories Of science
all asshat this mode Of fence is superior to any here
ofore in in economy, Strength oloseness elegance
portability and durability
This Fence is varnished with asphaltum varns1 which
protects it rom rust and imparts to beautiful black
,oor, tits perfectly secure as barrier against farm
took does not catch the wind indestrucbla by FIRE
reshet does not confne the heat, but admits freely the
eolarraya does not occupy the SOIL harbor trmn as
stone walls and quickest hedges GO requires no repair
save r. coating Of Yarnish in four or FIVE years
and possesses sufficient elasticity to enable it, without the
least injury TO experience that expansion by the beat of
summer and that contraction by the cold Of winter which
have been so fatal to ether modes Of iron fence
Each roll contains TWENTY RoDs lGA feet per rod The
eace is secured to the posts by Staples hook-headed
screws Done staple each lateral wire at each post
The posts o. the usual atrength and are of wood,
though they may be Of iron stone; they are set
apart; and 20 RAILS art required.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors, Bgeow & Co. So az
Manufactured and sold by
mch22 daw6m
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. 0. J. WOOD CO., Propr tors 3l2 Broadway, n. Y,
and ia Market-st. st. Louis Missouri.
u Sold in Worcester by George X. Spur L. Boston,
al wholesale by Weeks Potter at retail by r. spauI-
ding. fremont Row. iyI5 daw3n
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Cemeteries,

The following kinds of this fence mos! in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
No. ], 50 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of 10
wire, body ofNo II wire, 500 per rod.
No 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body Of No. IA wire $l,75
No 8, q feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body Of Mn. Ia wire, 81 so.
No. 4, p feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
w're, body of 10. IA wire, $l,373.
No B, II feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 12
body Of No. Is wire, S0,T5
No g. 81 feet hi7h inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire body Of No. u wire, 1928.
No T. So feet high inch sh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body No. u wire, 81
No g. Extra 81 feet high inch sh lateral wires OF
No wire body of Nc II wire, $l,50.
Nos, 2. 3. and most used for gardens ceme-
teries, eses and other places where beauty is the gu
ity most desired. No and l. and No Extra are best
sdabted for farms railroads. highway and for other pur
poses where strength ani efficiency tEemos neces
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
to the L. w. Fence Company,1
No. IS Water Street Boston.
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ReQl Gstate.
+s..A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
3iltl SAFE

o. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Ag,isl SALE.
4..Ar The Charles Hill Estate situated on High ST
The Mrs NJ H. Goddard Estate on Main Street
acres of first rate land q miles from Main Street
WIN hrst class building, occupied by E. NJ Banning
Also, ) good Pastures in the vicinity of Worcester.
The above property is offered by he.subscrbers on the
most reasonable terms, with many others in this vicinity
consisting of Farms and aonse Lots ''
my31 d3n EZEKJET, Z, I NJ nANrErs
HOUSE FOR SALE.-situated mt No. 8
kli,sI Beknap St. in the CITY of Worcester Tbe b
snortains II rooms; good water both soft and bard
It 10 wen calculated FOR two families bpplv on fhe re
ses TO SJrMNEp' M TpCltpS
VS. d9rD YES
g. FARM ron SIT,T3.-Tbat vaI,sIio 80
#''s late in Auburn miles ff>m this Office veil Known
49, is The aaird Place, be had for cash credit or
y For further particulars inyuire of p
hGoWLION, at Gnulding's Planning Mill, or s. KNONI.
ION, on the premises. mvl ar
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEvy READ
IA TUIS-0LD AND YOUNG!
2 r 0 TESS Or WOOD'S

i II " + Il - . " II " y u u y
HAIR REST OTlATIV
Is doubt the most wonderful discovery this age of
progress it will restore permaneny gray hair to lis
original color the head of the bald with ost lux
ursnt growth, all dandruf and itching
all scrOa, and ether cutaueous eruptions etc. ii
will cure, as " by magic, periodical headache;
make the hair soft glossy and wavy and preserve the
color perfectly and the har from falling, extreme old
nge.
The following is from distinguished member of the
medical profession;
ST. PAUL. January 1, 1856.
PROF. o. }. Woop: Dear Sir-Unsolicited 1 send YOU
This certificate After being nearly bald for long time
and having tried all the har res0raves exant and bay
Ing faith in any, induced on hearing Of yours
to give it trial placed myself in the handsuf bar
Der, and had head rubbed with good stiff brush ard
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in till the
scalp was aglow This Irepeated every morning and in
three weeks the young hair appeared and grew rauiiy
black, and strong and pleasant the touch where,
ns, before it was harsh and wry what little there OF
1t, and that little disappearing very rapidly. still
use your Restorative about twice week. and shall
have good and perfect crop Of hair Now, had read
of these thngsand who has uot but have not seen hith
erto any case where any persons hair really bane-
lifted by any of the hair tonic, etc. Of the day; and
really gives pleasure to record the result Of my expe.
rienee have recommended your preparation TO others,
and already has large and general sale throughout the
Territory The people here know its effects and have
fdence init The supply you sent u.s. wholesale agents
for the Territory is nearly exhausted daily inquiries
ave made for it, You deserve credit your discovery;
and for return you my thanks for the benefit has
done me- for certainly had despared long ago of
efecting any such result. Yours, hastily,
J. W. BOND,
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1lldrrts


EN- w EASMRS WANTED is Men
on tch'te iooTk Good worGmsn of steady habi.e can
have steady employment AMI first rate paw Apply Z,
Jszo dawtf 4. L. FULLER, Clinton Mas
* ALESMEN WANTED.-8or 1 ex5erisnce5
statesmen in the dry goods business can ind sua.
tons, By immediate application to
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & co
s. VIVA NTED-Righ responsible and erternrigf1 o
young men 70 engage in light and pleasant bnsi.
ness demanding good address and Industry and readily
yied,ng from SOP T. $15 per month. Apply to
). z ATIIENs i CO., 1873 Washington ST. Boston
Jyz dIIa fCp two dights.l
poARDE Rs WA NTED. Two or three Gen.
a5 tleinen ea- be Accommodated with good rooms and
board at No 10, Summer Street
WORCESTER, June 90 If
ENT0nL PICKER TENDER WANT.
ed good hand to tend Rag Picking Machine
Apply to $ PIRATE, p Front Street. dImT
SOM ENTs wAN TED
To sell several new and popular Books which nav a
goo1 profit and meet ready sale. Also arre variety
OF Miscellaneous Books, which will he soil to agents at
lower rates than were ever before offered in this place
n. HERVEY & CO..
No. Amefiran Houso Block Main Street
je14 diff worcester, Mass
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! Va.
"a riety Of BOOKS from which three to Ave dollars
day can be made be obtained at the Agps,rss
Emporium, 275 Main street, Worcester Honorable
Employment for BOTH ladies' and gentlemen No cspital
required until the business fairly tried after which
from five to fifty dollars For grand chances call soon
sls dG WIN. ALLEN