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the shame and cootnuleiy ke Vas hvingiHg apo0
himself bs bis conduct. While he bit the dust,
making the most strenuous Efforts to escape,
his more naaiy companions, ike those OF The
former OCCASION. died singing his death song
and hselng his ekecgsiGlers.
Thei. insninats boiies no sooner touched
the gfound. than both Sioux aud CnlppeSas
rushed . the spot, ard thrus,ing their knives
into the Mil warm 6esh drew them, reesiDg
with blood, :hro,gh their lips, in explanation
saving that the blood Of 80 brave a man would
inspire courage 10 the weakest heart. The
body OF the coward was trsmpled On. iHjiseriin-
inaieIy by Sioux and Chippcwas, and subject
ed 10 every species OF indignliy. aud finally
dragged about nile TO the brow II the hill
overlooking the Mississippi, ADD thrown over.
as I'll only Tor the iood OF ravens and wolves
This portion Of the Incident Is, il will he per
ceiyed, greatly magnifed by Mr.. SiBiEy when
7 be says; .the bodies we're suffered to lie where
they fell, without burial. antil becoming Onen-
size, they werc thrown over the steep bluff near
the Fort
notwithstanding the expressions Of friend
( ship On the part of the Sioux towards the Chip
pewas. at the time Of this execution, old FLAT
MOUTH was unwilling to make his journey home
alone, and Col. SWELLING detailed a company
of soldiers Ia escort them into their own coun-
try.
From that time until Ien the For, for
Washington city.-a period of several MONTHS
the most perfect quiet listed among the Dako.
ia Indians. and the next outbreak was lower
down the Mississippi near Prairie ,u Chen
ard as usual vos die IN The Sionx ,;,be who
wtbout csnsc or provocation a,taeked a keel
heat On IL yav down 10 st. Louis
This, Mr. Editor is br,ef, upyarpisla,l
statement, of GeI, 10 which / wss am ,,s u,,.
n,se How lar they cor, rspond with the state
,nen,s Of the Honorable lecturer yo, Ar, as
cnnable 81 iud,iur as am of writing would
mol have il snpposea for IA moment that Mr..
S,n,ry in,.nd,d 10 do iniu.,iec 10 INV fathers
me,no,v Lut s,m,ly thai he has derived bis in
formation from tho,e who had fell The severity
of the measures he considered II his duty 10
! adop, IN order to enforce the law of the coun
try h. WAS apuoipted 20 administer Colonel
SIZZLING was a severe disciplna,ian in the dis
charge Of Nj, duties. tnt he was also a humane
mar, both TO whites and Indians. and have
hal the satisfaction IN late wears Of hearing HIM
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FROM Nicaragua.

News lrom Nicaragua cou6rms the news 81
The deha' % tha, portion Of wAIxEs's army
untcr thu command u Col Sen ys~gNdss re
iy nen uete Aiil~l in the engagement. lhs
eosjact u Ccl : Is said TO have been both
imrru'.cn1 aod cewa,dly. he Aad u", iAAen a
s'rgle VrrCas'i5n against snrpri~c although
within he earnl. 'aniry. sBd ais eowar,'cr
created a pam, Which rsnltcd in toe sight q
,Ae tcrces am,,r rs command lie Is co ~
court nsarshalleNl Cspt sn,Kr Who sHfvsl
onsiT Srit-ssslN3sR, came passenger IN tie
ship Charles Morgan, tron Nicaragua lie
reports IA, Walker = IA rcSi position, ant
in prosperous circsms,sscss. rreiyins large se-
cssssoss 20 hp ioores Anc,her battle had
taken plsoe at AN,afaka. be,wwH go II
NagSra neu unhar Capt htwN. ard 900
Costa RisaEs ia @tirA the latter we're jeseat-
ci wieh 80 killed.
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ss,,,er. ON the winnebaso Reservation.

Ob nc 40 Instant lion. IigrEy NJ. Etcs
our delegate 10 Congress, addressed letter "a
the Commissioner Of IBdan aasirs, On tbs sub
joct u the payment to the settlers on Tie via
nebago Reservation, Indemnity for The 'anages
incurred 10y them, IN consequence u The location
Of those Indians IN tie Flao Earth country
We have been favored sith copy of tbs
reply OF Commission MassfrcsNT 10 Dir.
RreK, aud publish I, below The Commisslon-
cr states the gratifying Intelligence 'bat the
Agent d the wlonehsgo Indians has boen IN
sirnrte,l 10 obtain valuation II lhc improve
rnea,s 81 the seitltrs, with Wow TO The pay
mrnt u damages fbe DoNiog ia ihc 'e'ter
oi lie Commissioner
uHg.arwnsi OF ii0 isssaeH
paies inAiAs Ansifs, hFsh ~, ~.
Na LA ssty &" your isttsg fths hh insiasi 20 2"
sftog 10 tGr tsynent ~ The %ibnetago lHatnas, go
p-ssA eho ae1s tat thef hsFs htHs dh"'Akft ~ afn
s.praes 81 ta .asneY 81 the snds r.fta ~ 'Hssf
10, iians a, thrr ness bcalss scpa sis's Naits sgtu
has besa in1fnetsA Hhssla 4 fsiuairia 81 improve
t.ssts made 90 tire WgeHshsgu ss-sfrHi frw ~ NJ
slpa,lss tsrs,fhy tAs issnf, De tiss - sang iaf
moot ta sI,a,ssls fhHfsII ist fh.e 'h N f't
sstbangra 10 tfss kay scton bob iE e. 80 20 Htnf
- sJipststeat 4 eiauss To- esnsxe- sfto vi 81 M
siAas. hsfisg tHna dsFtsti 4 ~" riYI' " lRh's
-. ,.,.>.,w~~..o -A...- .s,-s ~, r.r.-
GED. " sAA fFfNNi
Hos Isesy Nj AuX Iunr,.ss
y. T. Hoast a faFr
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In tho Hons u Representative on the l'th,
lenIihg tie confederation of The deficiency hill.
Mt. I'hrIrs, ron the Committee I'm Ways aud
Mcans. moved 10 s,rit. 0u' the Senate amend-
mcat. Increasing the salary II The to'cnor OF
Mnncnob 10 ss.5o0 The reason assigned 10y
Mr T. zas tha, the proper placn for such a
provision would be- in TIE renoral npwopfia
,iol bin aad nnt 10 the deficiency bin
Remarks weru made b. Measrs, Rics, WASH
uunsr, ard Mnna,s, IN regard 10 the proposes
increase ~ salsry
The COMMITTEES on Ways ard Neaps having
recommended nnn easurfeucc In the ,5enabs
amendment Increasing The t.eyernar's salary
IL was not pressed 70 . VOTE Mr, HlcT with,
drew II hy unaa,mous consent, and vii move
!, a. OF anpaia,ea, 10 ,hs general appfupri
aliap bill when ,hr 'osreas' will undoubtedly
be grated
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sylvaDis complainant against tbe WhesSing Ard
Belmont Bridge Company and others. disso'v.
ing the injunction granted ny the circai,
Judge ossrrsi,pg thu iao;ion for writs ofas-
siS.a zee and at,sessneois and granting the no
tions Tor taxation and toe process therefor.
Is. &. IAssxYr, hate City Attorney Of New
Orleans, has proved deasl;ss 'ethe 'uDe Of
$500 900.
A telegraph despatch was received at New
York. on the 22d, from Proyincctown, Cape
Cod, % the following efsec. A bottle drifisd
ashore bore to-day containing paper with the
following words upon Il Sm Grand Banks
in steamer Pacific mast gOpe-steamer Out of
order send assistance immediately Asa FL
dridge."
From Washington the 1r,buns's cCrrespou-
dent telegraphs The Government has receiY.
I'd 10 dispatches from Mr. Dallas by the las,
steamer In regard 70 The difficulties between the
two countries, nor any notice from Mr.. Cramp
ton that he received the answer TO Mr. Aarcy's
deuand which has been 80 long promised. Al
latest accounts Mr. DALLAS had not been IRE
seated TO the QnoeD, probably owing 10 her
absence at Windsor, but he had been formally
recognized by Lord palners,on, and was trans
acting business at The foreign o4fice
The reported challenge TO senator DouaLAs
by Col iAsE has very little foundation. No
challenge has been given and no corrcspon
ieno., between them jet exists. except note
from Col LAIR addressed 10 Mr.. DocaLAs, to
relieve Col. LAsE from the imputa,ions east
upon his honor and integrity, which were i'm
piled IN that Senator's comments on the Kan
sas memorial To that note il ia expected 4
satisfactory reply will he made.
! The Jury in the case Of Gihs as. Fiagg, il
which the plaiaiid contested the defendant
comptrollcrship Of New York in the election
| returns u the 10Th ward, on the 2h, returned
verdict in favor Of Fiagg.
- ';vrrsaTs ELECTROMAGNETIC ' feigf d di;i
LETT San juan for Aspinwali. having quarrcled
with Waiker--it vas reported that the latter
had ZOO men marching To resist the Costa Ri
eau Invaders accounts, however, are mesgr'
and unreliable.
a despatch from Philadelphia states that Tho
Superintendent and directors OF the Camde'
Ferry tose,hes with officers Of the steamer
/ New jersey and inspectors Of the boilers ant
machinery. have all been arrested and held t.
/ bail
! Mr. BucHASAN was honoyed with n perfcc
ovation a. the City Hall in New York, On tn
2sd The reception room, iobbi,~, &c. wcr'
crpwced. and among those who paid aheff Fe
Isptc's were many 81 the mos, distinguish,
eitiaeS. Mayor Won made brisf speeeh u
prcpntiag 10 Mr. u. an engrossed copy Of thu
complimentary gesolaiions passed by The Com
mon Cc,lhff'
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Emigration to the west.

no y, Y, laisyctan.l ri hAe t,tb ,.s,l
saw Probably noi less than qaaft,f "a
mi 100 ct pcopSc vii omSate III, prs'ut scat
"a "a. frontier stal,s AMI Territories Nevv
was u ,g,A exc lrment on The sahieci befo5y
!, per'a,l,- al c.asss, ia every e.,y, Town 50,
'ilpre stuisuts Ia cc'i,gcs, professional mes
busincss wro ne mos, ,al,n,pd II all quarters
are taking pooea e the ,oll. as . surc,
foundation l''f f-asu'at pfu. periiy than tau
he ioand 70 any other vocation What gle.
rious spectacle ard bur prori.a, ior t,.e 10.
ten lat Il h. Fsa,se,. an,l ,pc. an.sot. al tho
surcs, policy ~ rrom ~ ,ar grew s,rrag,h
snd hiSn slevation
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Postal Announce ents.

b We learn from oar delegate in Congress. 81
the following Post Ofhcc changes ia this Terri
ter.
Postmaster nj Wal,ashaN, Wabashaw county
yio0 Alexis B,uLsY resigned.
A post Office hes hcen established at Crow
Wing, Benton county. and ALLAN MoRRtsoS
appointed Postmaster.
ALFRED r.. Asss has been appointed Pos,
master at Minneapolis, in place Of Csetos WI
COZ resigned
CALvtS j. HIcgs has been appointed Post
FsxpsnlCE AYgg resigned
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Review Of the address % Bon. II. u. SID.
ley, before the SAtsseftesl soefetS Ia.
tsrswsinx Isuer From Mr.. saeiitng'

wsprsent bclos Il lengthy. bat very MIR
ssting le,ser from Mr. II u SsEliso, q New
FORK. 10 answer to reflections oobtaii'e. W MF.
sist EY's address. delivered before the Histori
cal Society last winter upon the condncs Of
Col ssnIiSG. while IN command Of the mill
tary post al TIE mouth Of the Minnesota river
some thirty year. since The writer ia a sor
OF Col. SsgILIss ...-.
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Political Ne ns.

Tho indianapolis Sialq Su',ati. the e,nimi
organ og the Democracy q lpAlaaa, anavasc,a
that iho iinp sseB II. RRunt 81 that G., tale
will no' he = candidate before the tinriutnti
coprentioo and That lhs le,yes DE delegation
Of that State frrp "a vote for any other pef ion.
The Nsis Seai,sel. upon ,hcse laciA nvIressss's
i,s preference fog SENATOR nocat,v. Hho viii
probably rcceive iho vote 1t Indiana 10 tte va.
tiunal topsqujiou.
Preparations arr tc,nr m5Ac In Cincinnati
tor the ac omtnaaHion 81 thr National nema
cratic Cpayfe,W, Nr.t.ca' eommiii,e we.
recently appointed to n'aAe ~ necessary ar
raegcmcnts,
Gnrrnpr Wiss. Of Virginia. has wlittca 4
letter. which h pablshsi In The New y cFk
Hrn,hi, Wherein hr sre'ka q, tiiows nj NJ.
BpcH.s,y~ nommation. tie spa'a afr,an.
,ylsaat atd says
she s 0na % ,he largest sud oldest and
bt4j ~ Sac .id ,Artcan States and sbo has
ysius ly t.ee candidate ani thp has y son
worthy 81 nomination Whn b representa-
tstl,p pion md nalue Of lrl State der'oers
e. ard II Virginia again prcira him a. she
id ia ieAi wiz 50 t'a be- nominelioa mlrhi
apd matt
Virginia oflasa na eaodda's ena will ~,
likely vo'c iof aHy a1a of her pwp unless In,
sistef state shall cgJl upon hon 'u present her
pfcitrnee 10 the tontsn,lo,, II she prenh,s
40 sun of her pvu 20 Gre tf,t Instance, nay fs'
iiet Ia thai 40 lht dfss haiioting ~ ',e ,taiaou
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MpSovsl.-A dSrGtcS from - Loa'-
da'ci the .i,h states thai the Bsn,on lssas,
racy have Nominated tcr 0cvggnor, c. Ex>.
ros, s,d Mr. AEtY ot t'oit ccuu;y TOR | icu
,'naat Gcvrp,g Tho Anti Reni.Ai Deinosrs
cy have Eom.HAIed sv GcvuBg, Tisfv'
p@K. - :, louis.
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NNlsA lA
iw @iitUt- sul
80 .aDurale article.
iosn n eAich
a... r, .,ft-i'e
.ihhcaa aua 70 >,,s
osr ua.paH, ,a,opz
tVas a tu.se
M + r,elae "a, organ "a
men ~ Ast.a,. rerutcr,
rrroving tcnm 81 ,hs Naoev r,.
cd. I, says
". Yrtlishei the yr.sisnsIias a. - isai s..s .
~vss twp sge nr.ss d a. kNakss rsf.... NJ Az
kt' & thst gtus lsnaifea p Att 1i.ait f'vgse
HIo-lflh %, Ma sIt, ssa rss.it 80 W,.4sbtf hl
'itevs t,ii %, tRee. The lavpis vf f'. refTisAt
ks.s nt h'-E 20 fs4t f'au he 10 ega' trVuts
"a Pfr EHia = If.s, doat tssfc- T. sei - vuisa
eas eHioV., .t tsletfspA taruFts tnsts a. sht 50
bi 'h' 70 tvt'.5. t' 90 etRut staRpoa, ars sIv 81,
- Geo" sffrr' f.t. Watt thr Rr.v nee
saitrs hr ifr ..tr. F ft"t5 estfsrt,a, 81 aesFs
Ge tttt. an. .'.eg ,'ar. Espot'iesns OF
The North, aSeHh'.. 20 '., s,l,r, iikc a pick
poke, lor ih.t Sem r.,n,au.0
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Expulsion Of Jack Morgan from the
great city OF ~. Peter: Jacks parting
salute to N Ills.

The -. Peters Courier Of yesterday, IS q
or are at war The scabbari has been thrown
away ard the contest promises 10 BE- long
bloody and iunny
The following explains. 1t is little JACK
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JscG. Of coafse. " has received letter from
q gentleman written g. D. % business -
The Aforesaid gentleman gives the ats editor II
the CosritT 10 understand hat he thinks old
Jruss AsSoIp. SD The Governor prl IN Tho
sare team Whereppon JACK make
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nle0itnres


PORTLAND. NE.. April 2. 1853.
hR. HlEL-Desr Sir-Epciosed you will find $40,
~ which l present you token o. my thanks for
having relieved of the consequences Of that detestaoie
habit, self abuse. You viii recoect my as being
one of peculiarly bad appearance. In May called upon
YOU and At that time confused was my mind that 1t
was with difficulty could remember from one hour TO
another NV svst IN was completely shattered T. pieces;
dstrusted my best friends and conside ed them my en-
erqes; my appetite was ron, food world not stay upon
my stomach. finally got so bad hat ay trends thought
was in a Consumption and henI called upon you-you
cured me-snd L am q again. Thanks to your val
liable aid all OF my habits gone, and all Of their
consequences. I hsve weakness and am perfectly
happy Accept my thanks and refer to publish
this as you may see at.
Yours until death, J. MILLS.
DR. HUI. 121 Main-st Worcester. Mass. aus off
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.nle0itiltes.

n NHIS valuable External and Internal Remedy org
mated with a skiilful and Scientific Chemist, eho
found difficult to obtain article that would with
tauty and in short space Of time, effect sure cure Of
Wounds bruises, Cuts, Burns, &c. By various expert
ments, he at length discovered preparation which
swered his most sangune expectations and its peculiar
virtues becoming known to his friends he induced by
them to prepare it for general use.
Since its drst Introduction to the public some important
additions and improvements have been made in its compo
ston, increasing its value and making it applicable to
greater number of diseases especially to those Of the
stomach and bowels, and it is used Internally with
ifpossble, greater success than Externally.
OVERS HEALING EMBROCATION
is perfect pain destroyer and invaluable Remedy for
Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds Scalds, Eurns, Bruises
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a, Sore Throat, Swelling
Cramp, &c.
It is indeed truly gratifying to oreceive such indis
puable proofs of the value of this astonishing remedy
daily presented us forming array Of facts,
paraeed in the history of any other preparation. We
know its true value expermeutsy and do not hesitate to
recommend it superior to any other Medicine for SINH
lar purposes, and willing any time to refund the
money, if does not entire satisfaction or possess
the virtues we ascrbe to it.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Be and get the genuine.
A. II. FIELD,
(Suct Ssor to c. D err Jr
SOLE PROPRIETOR, IND MANUFACTURE
PROVIDENCE, R. l.
For salem Worcester by DAVInSC0FT, g. R. SPURR
nj iaD0oI &vRup
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WANTED FOR TUEU.S. ARMY
oil ONE THOUSAND UNMARRIED MEN, between
2 the ages Of is and 3d. Minors must have the writ
IR ten consent Of parents guardians. The term of
llIy service is years. and pay from $11 to $22 per
iii month, besides Board, Clothing, Quarters, med.
ical attendance, furnished without charge. Soldiers
~N disabled in the line of their duties receive pensions.
Enquire the U. s. RENDEZVOUS lO5 Merrimac Street.
BOSTON. Mass mv6 div
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RpURNETT's OAK TOOTH " AsH-An
I'D article Gar exorlling any oihcf preparation Tor
cleansing the teeth aud purifying The breath for sale
Whoielals aud retail, By q. H. hPUBR, 20 Main 81.
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6NRENVILLE's VEGETABLE e.

ANRENVILLE'S VEGETABLE EX-
VI TRACT The most etIectual remedy ever discov
cred for Canker Canker Rash and Scarlet Fever Canker
and Thrush in the Mouth, Throat Dst4mper or what is
MALIGNANT Putrid Sore Throat DYsENTERY and all SUM
heR COMPLAINTS has been in usetwpntyhree years.
As family medicine is unrivasd being com posed Of
harmless materials.
As the season is now approaching when SO many are
Subject to bowel complaints particularly teethiRg chill
dyen, it should be found in every household
The public are hereby cautioned against spurious
tce which in the market With the circular aud wrap
per OF the genuine article copied almost entire with the
certificates, only changing the Of the proprietor.
The genuine has the fac smile OF the inventor A. s..
GRENNILLB, on the wrapper AL circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. A. 3 Grenville and is
sale at John j Brown MS 425 Washington Street,
and Chas T. Carney, 1888 Washington Street Boston.
Also by james Green and D. Scott, Worcester, and by
druggists generally.
Also, GRENVILLE'S IMMINENT, to accompany the
Extract for liberated Sore Throat outward appca
tion. 1t good for any kind Of Inflammation. Fol
burns light sever, it will relieve the anguish amos
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure 1t woult
be well for every family to keep it, It being also good o
Bruises, Chblans Chopped Hands Sore Lips and Noses
Piles, &C., &c. my22 eM6Thd
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Or GalVuuic Baths,
Can BE- applied to those who wish, at Dr. O. A. Hills


DOWN., N. II, Nov. z, I66b.
This s 10 certify that have used Drs. Hin lasephs
Cordial Balm Of ssrlacum, and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended II 10 many OF
my friends who have used il with wonderful success
and have no hesitation in saying that is Of the
beat remedies ever used. II. A,
The ,bove Cordial has been used by DR. Jaseph the
last years. And a. last the propfelr have been Induced
10 advertise IT, 30 the public have better opportn-
nifty 70 try f. and test lis many virtues Il can bs OBJ
tained q Dr. Hill and Jassph, at their oce l2l Main
etreet, Worcester, Mas.
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ID Il OsVSDSE thing that viii sarpass Dr.. 6
A. His Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
of Gonorh9a, elects, Structures Whites Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the
Kidneys, Irritation of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least re
stricton to diet, drink exposure, or change in app
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they will injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
rsnted to cure the above mentioned eases without usn
any external apple tons. With y Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely thorough cure by calling
upon me at my office. DIR. @. A. BILL,
No. l2l Main Street Wnccsster
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THE
RUSSIA SALVE
VEGETABLE OINTMENT
Has been used and sold in Boston o,o for The s; Thirty
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BURNS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CANCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EYES
RUSSIA sALvE CURES rich.
RUSSIA sALvB CURES FELoNs.
RUSSIA sALvB CURES sCALD HEAD.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES NETTLE RASH.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CUTS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CoRNs.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES scALDs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SALT RHEUM
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES PLEA BITES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES wHITLoWs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ULCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES WARTS.
RUSSIA sALYE CURES SORE NIPPLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SITES
RUSSIA sALyB CURES TESTERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES RINGwoRM.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sCURvY.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BUNIONs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE LIPS.
RUSSIA sALVB CURES INGRowING NAILS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SPIDER sTINGs.
RUSSIA sALvB CURES SHINGLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERUPTIoNs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES MOSQUITO BITES
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHILBLAINs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FROZEN LIMBS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES VEINS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EARS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BoILs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FLESH WOUNDS.
RUSSIA ,sALvE CURES PILES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BRUISES
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
RUSSIA sABvE CURES sPRA1Ns
RUSSIA sALvB CURES swELLED NOSE.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERYsIPELAs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES LAME WRIST.
Bites of venomous Reptiles instantly cured by this
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
EVERY MOTHER WITH CHILDREN
and all Heads of Families,
Should keep Box in the cupboard, or on the shelf
CASE OF ACCIDENT.
Price, IS Cents per Box.
Put up in large size metal boxes with an snsrsved
which none are genuine.
Bold the United Canada by all vendors Of
Patent Medicines Druggists at most of the
9ountry stores, and by
Redding & Co., Proprietors,
no. State Street. Boston.
FREEMAN BAKER
MERCHAND IZE ND MONEY BR0EER.
No. II Salem Street, Boston.
Money to loan on Personal Property Watches bought,
sold, and exchanged Cash for old Gold nd Silver
an 'sa"ond hand wat"hs ar mari
ENREE LABOR SUGAR s. MoLAssES.
so Hog.heads and I 5 Tons SUGAR,
400 do. MOLASSES,
just received from Barbados, and = Gale by
EMMoNs, DANFORTH & sCUDnER
my25 eodSm Nos 81 30 South Market S., Boston.
- BALANCES ANDSC ALEs.-,
k@Y=zf L. STEPHENSON Il co, u Water st Bos-
HI 81 tor, mahuta' turers OF every variety of
weighing Apparatus made in the most
hi thorough ard accurate manner. We man
o. ufacture the following articles of Factory
A1<sn Scales, viz:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23
Freight Zine!
-BE rwEEN---
Worcester and Nea0 York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LINE
of Powerful Screw Steamers.
---BETWEEN--
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YoRK.
Connecting at Providence with The

Uonnecing ~ Providence with Inc
Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
Do TasyaassD u, 1-r Goods transported between wor.
trszst.ss4s Scsster aud New York as low, ana with
us-l Aisssa equal despatch, as by any other line.
- The 81 amers Of this line will leave Providence for New
street aid WI leave New York daily, (sundays eacept
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight Ia Ken al reaso,i
rates and forwarded with great despatCh
This Line connects by arrangement with tbe daily In
land Line OF propcllera between New York and pbide
when the inland route s open i
Fmtaeiphla Ani Baltimore FioiFH win DO forwarded
rom Nv iork by any other lines e 30 directed at sr
current rates. 'Ni ~ V't
Ior i9rthef Information, apply 10 W. H. JOrRDAE
Uhce ~ Proydepce aud Worcester Railroad CO.. laane
Oatll' Per NO y NORTH River, New York or 10
- BUfFgM Agent Foot south Main st.,
Woiesi Ter, Juue 70, 1850 dawtf Providence.