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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

$4,000 S sias sSsl I'll . ToRA s.
A. Hs Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
of Gonorrha, Geets 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, change 10 app
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they will not injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
ranted to the above mentioned eases wthoutusin
any external applications With cy Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely thorough cure, by calling
upon me at my office. DIR, @. A. HILL
No. l21 Main Street. Worcester
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TIE pERUVIAN SYRUP

Is sold in Boston, for the Proprietor, by
Wilson. Fairbanks, s. Co..
Nos 43 and As Hanover Street.
NJ. B. GREEN Il CO., Agents for Worcester
mch6 d2taw9m
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EH f. HIBBARD'S CELEBRATED WILD
"a CHERRY BITPERS,

Ia
IA, CHERRY BITrERS,
For Nervous Weakness aud General Debility.
This preparation of Wild Cherry is invaluable PAN
acea. in cases of Cholera Morbus, Cholera, CRAMPS,
Spasms, Dyspepsia Coughs, Colts Fantness, Loss of
Appetite OF any dsarrangement of the Liver, Stomach
Bowels and excellent for children in of Worms
Teething. Read the folowing
Mr.. r. T. HIBBARD-Sir: 1 wish to inform you what
relief my child has received from your WILD CHERRY
BITTERS lie has been troubled with Worms these
three years. have tried several Worm Lozenges and
Worm Syrups, and found relief. recommended
to get bottle Of your Bitters for my mother She gave
my child some, unknown to The first knew, he
threw from his stomach about the of darn
ing needle Wecontinued to give him the Btels and he
passed several more, making twelve. He very sick
at the tipae but is right smart again. think it
the best medicine used for worms. YouIs, with
respect, SARAH JANE HARRISON,
81 Stanton Street, N Y.
Prepared and sold by HIBBARD & OSBORNE, No. 50
Nassau Street. New York.
For sale by JOHN @. HILL, Sole Agent. No 229 Main
Street, Worcester, Mass. d1y mch11
NGERS GAN RI CHR n m
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VHNHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM
u PANY, RAVENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND.
Warehouse for the United States,
JOHN R. PLATT, 10 Murray ST., New York,
Where will be found full assortment of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store and House Fronts Show Cases.
&c. Also, Rough Glass from to Il inches thick
N B. Western customers referred the new State
Rouse of Ohio al Columbus which is glazed Sith the
Plate Glass of this Company. mch24 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

CHOPPERS EFINE SHRED
" ISINGLASS,
For Blame Mango, Table JelIieS, &C.,
A good and cheap article for Confectoners, and Hote
and Family
To be obtained in large small quantities with direc
tons for using, of the principal Grocers and Druggists
throughout tae United States.
f25 d3m PETER COOPER, New York.
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40 l.. l.. MASON hereby gives notice to bis
fT5A friends and former patrons that he has taken
e. ~ room over Thayer a Tait's Eating House,
hAaA&@ No. 237 Main Street,
Where he intends TO hts former business OLEAN-
ING AND RrPAIRNa all kinds Of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
TIMEpIECEs, &C. aud attending TO such other Jobs rs
IN this line at the shortest notice, and In the most
thorough manner.
lie will further state that after eighteen years. expert
cnce 40 an huCTiONEER, he Is stl In possession Of H.
cense, and will attend ~ such sales as the public ma
see az to favor him with.
Worcester March ~, 1865.
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The mind becomes imbecile memory weak aud treach-
erous power Of mental application to study or business
impaired confusion of ideas, melancholy lunacy, self
distrnst love of snlitnde sc -
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Nervous Debility, Weakness and Impotence General
Physical Debility Dyspepsia Indigestion, Costiveness,
Pain and Vertigo in tho Head, Dmn4ss Of Vision Pap-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LAUscH.

LAUscH.
Launched recently at Gocdspeeds Landing East
IIaddam, Conn, from the yard Of G. f. g. w. H.
Goodspeed. completely rugged on the stocks, the
schooner Sidney {. Jones of about 2io tuns. The
s. {. Jones is owned by Messrs Lewis c. Jones Geo.
huxley John Saxton, VIM. UnderhilI, jr, Elisha T.
Smith, Edward Shaw, David c. Burr, G. E. Il w. H.
GoOdspeed and Capt. Benenia southworth She i. in
tended for the Hartford and Philadelphia trade, and
commanded BY Capt Benens Southworth.
BRIG RAISED.
The brig Demerara, which sunk In the bay, be-
tween Bedoes and Governors Islands has been raised
ond taken into the Atlantic basin where her cargo was
discharged and where the vessel aud cargo viii both
be sold at auction. This vessel was sunk In so deep
water and muddy bottom TO render the job Of
raising her of the diff ut of the kind that has
been performed. The water ~ feet in depth
and the tarail of the vessel mbedded Is feet un
der the mud. The bng was of 200 tuns burden which,
with the pressure Of the water at 10 great Depth
caused the lifting strain to be equal 10 about 600 tuns
During the operations four two inch chain cables We're
parted OF one time. These were larger than any Of
the cables except one which used in raising the
ship Joseph Walker that was sunk in the slip at the
foot of Dover street. and but partially submerged.
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BROOK wv ITEMS.

The INTRODUCTION OF WATER ONCE MoRE.-Na-
rious efforts have been made to introduce water to
Brooklyn from the streams of Long Island on plan
somewhat similar to the CrOton arqueduct, but here
oore without success The law authorizing its intro
ducion by the City Government contains cause d.
recting that the psn when agreed upon, shall be sub
n tilted to popular vote, and two plans 40 brought
forward were voted down. A company started some
yesrs ago to introduce water but on opening their
subscription books nobody would take the stock. ke
Gently new company was organized called the Mas
sau Company. The Common Council agreed 10
subscribe one million of dollars, the Company
to raise two millions, and the works ID be
managed by joint dire ciOn appointed by the COM
pany and the city in proportion to the respective
amounts of capital invested. Some OF the leading
ing property owners not liking this arrangement held
a meeting and appointed Committee to confer With
the Water Committee of the Common Council. The
Joint committee have made arrangement with the
Water Company by which the latter agrees to trans
fer its charter to the city, and it il probable that the
Corporation will now proceed to have the improve
ment perfected 1t il understood that six water com
missoneis are to be appointed 10 manage the bust
ness and an engineer selected to supernsnd the con-
stIucton of the works. The Commissioners are to
serve without pay. 1t il expected that ,nract can
be entered into for completing the entire work at an
.xpense of "a COO 600.
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!Advertisemert
NEw SCHOOL W MEDICINE AND Pharmacy.

rsE LAsr UsvoLDrss ~ raE Asr OF HssLys.
Befte ds~sse b ssed successful rs erec1 upcn
pr-ssles a he sysen must Be
perfectly under,;eod. But this = uI done OILY By ne
power Of the internal vision. Ry - PsJchici phycan
kss command compromising The pcrfeetet nh
and telescope By which be can on cn e not only
resolve the PRETENDED nr sty Of the ehe. su those 81
bEh heat eleerieity nsxnersn and OF me o;her ace
tkese sorr, ihOuAlds q miles He can therefore
ebaree tssect each particle Of your being with anerns
src spy them IN the manner Lest suited 20 your state AID
tr,cusp,y fnd examining patients who them
selyes far gone IN CgnEnptos hopsle-y affected with
rsns be s.rs ged that the difficulty ht and easy be
reun-ed but hat their fears have uassd tans disturb
ace INTO fatal maaiy Assn, there are those saose NE
k,ns and they scarcely feel that tie need help
Thjs 20 from tie fact that their vitality 90 TAR eahan-td
thst thew have bet the power feel that They are apply
~. sway and unless speedy change Is wrought their
day numbered 8, ., Lo..,.-. $500.
should THE method Of II - very -ry nc vi
eipes purely vegetable and pslssNe When -etf Guy
or uaruetism used done In the ie" way NO o"- An
fail 10 be relieved Ice IN cases. not BOSS ~e 20 eI"e
cure Generally the snerer az years sandins re-Vei IN
a few hours and cured in q few weess.
For TIE N.rvou.y debt.ed Female this practice eooa
not 10 be hastily thrown aisle Thou sads may be mpie wen
ard harry who have long since despred OF he-h aud ne
Diseases Of the LuIEs ihei- varied forms s1d s
rstes Heart Liver and Kidney diseases with the worst cases
Of Dy,rera csncerous affect OF The Stomach are al
eurstle.
prorsv PARALYSIS Palsy Spinal Affections and FITS speedly
relieved and almost always cured.
9 lev hours Mas. 81. J. MAsiS,
P,vcbica Physcan and Therspents IS West 2hst " Y.
Ofc. hours 10 o IN. 10 4 m, Wednesday, excepted
by letter the
of the patient oseer with the leading features Of the case
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CITY ITEMS.

April SHowERs.-For two days past we have had
a specimen Of that kind Of weather 80 well known in
this latitude es April showers. At one moment the
Gun CLEANS out bright and warm enough to make
straw hats and linen coats start out Of their Winter
sleep, and then, presto! change and dark, por-
tending cloud comes from somewhere, as sudden and
Mysterious as the ghosty visitor of haunted castle,
and directly down comes pattering shower, accom-
panied by chilly wind that bids linen coats and straw
hats lie quiet in their nesting places till "Apri showers
bring May flowers" 1t is pretty certain they will not
bring many until they come in warmer temper than
up 10 the present time They have not yet brought
green leaf upon the trees, and only slight amount Of
greenntss to the little patches of city grass.
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LAW LNJEZLIGENCE.
srRPOGArE's COURT-April ls-Before the Hon A w.
BRADFORD.
PROBATE OF THE WILL OF HENRY PARISH
DAY.
IT.. IL Of nnie
TIE Court opened at 10 o'clock.

TIE Court opened at 10 O'Clock.
rRsTIHoyY DANIEL LORD CONTINUED .
On oo.T a, The papers fnd certain marks which enable
70 say No is the original will and No. the du2!eate No.
CrISnined BY Mr. oCouor-I IN ieutood the nature Of
MI Pas disease be such that It's course might take an I'M
mediate turn fayoraby iayoTaby did not understand
that he given tlas BIZ expected me ateiy 70
die that his disease might very speedily end death some
y ,ous family tho pb ysican told sm unable 10
sy which .no~ Low long he had been cndned to his
10 keep moranGun OF things 10 be dpoe 70 assist my
memory msde the will ~ith the eodet bret ami IN popular
language be read who ILL., and " tn
cause the sift wa. specific and independent; / hi no
orter motive IN avoiding referenee other papers
rot put on At the e execution Of the second codei
the figure no. gfon TIE euPlieae when mrs, saw ~
co6cl had not heard az that time OF the removal Of
fssL WI ieH the oaS 10 " Ga. cael thstI r..
member of had lot be en- Informed thst NJ haa nsd9
frmsr viii OF II any such supposed Of things, "hel
drew the 6rs codic understood there Was will o. NJ
Pc ious which iei been given 70 biz wi. uhetsy'I ~
VS. to i've her will Of he house in which be thea ved ani
90 of land ia We'll street It usually my custom to e'i
for an that relate to the case IN hand ssd o.
dsrerdg upon verbal rer0rs the importance OF dong 50
would ho-stsr in an Individual DEPEND ugou the eircu
,isucs' and me necessity o. the eie ssye 10 i ~
them do not having called Tor the Will or
ned 4, that inst VII, suggested calling some
ore vlo wss Intimate with Mr. Parish, witness
..iJ Nj norooE to M Parish without aDy hagisg
L..i tanned - the fret visit ID not soc Mt rSsu
wr Trh Lrtf. ar,ari II -oli.; The pager g. g e CO.
.,ij ~ or, lsi o.sei it vss G'~a ~ 10 ~ On -,
,t 70 Sir Par. hors~ - ssco1d am anthe 70 say;
n, les recollection s ts' returned sbou, 80 O'Clock IA
Ifrt On sors be.k ~ Parsls . SINE CONVEX
b. eJ cor r. tie bird stow; NJ Hols-o II. e. Al a-
,r. .et o. Mr. ~ 'cl~i n-i ecd b. vita .ci
-. T. ~ o. m a. ie lnile % he crlri, m5 ia' '
i ,st I 'i' ,Ii 81, - is.e 20 80
ar, -sn.ail.' t te oor ra Do 're wata Be- tla&
,te~,r' up -. .' .H'o tr 7a an a.aor 80 - @''
.r.i st,te ?. ST. T.. U 1- 'rr-f ie rooi F-,i i,
is-at ,. ,hs rrr,., ls i,, ir,.l. ,r. anas 81, a.
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

LIBEL SUIr.-PETER COOPER .SD JAMS BooR-
NAN, DEFESDAsrs-A libel suit of some what pecu-
liar character Is to be commenced Monday next, in
the Common Pleas before Judge DAILY.
1t is brought by a Mr.. Linford, who made her'elf
quite conspicuous Winter before last the originator
Of what che called Christian Home for the benefit
Of Female Servants"
A card was published by Messrs. Cooper, BOornan,
Vanderbilt and Others the tendency OF which was 10
throw discredt the good ladys scheme, and to a.
tyt that the proceeds Of the subscription 10 be
devoted TO the benefit Of but one female. viz: Mrs.
Lnford herself in other words that she had acquired
ard was acquiring money on false pretences. This
card, which forms the groundwork Of the present
ton and the disclosures to which it led extern
sively commented by the press at the time, and fed
the public curiosity fer many days. 1t seems probable
that the present trial will lead TO still further develop
ments, and that We shall learn both who "cast their
bread upon the waters and what description Of waters
tempt them to such proceeding.
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advertisement
rEn THE IlfNt

Since introduction Of ScHIEDAN AROMATIC scHsPs
into United States number Of liquor IN Newfors
Boston and Phil phs bave been engaged in putting up
ard poisonous and jugs and TO be paed o1
upon the unwary my genuine schnspps haye directed
.sep 10 n.titue legs. proceedings egnst all persons whom
they may ascertain be engaged in this most strosou se
of DECEPTION call the ald the public TO aid mem
b their efforts remedy &c great an evil
wish the public understand that the SehnsPpsb not sod
By the gallon pipe. IL is only sold IN quart and pint o2tes
OF one dozen quarts aud dozen pnts each bottle
enveoted IN yellow paper with name on the bottle CORK
d fac sime signature the label For sale 81 al
reseetable Druggists and Grocer.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole rnBOyteT asd Manufacturer.
Depot Nos. 49, 20 and p Beayerst New FORK
The word belongs to medicinal beveragei al
other is counterfeit and imposition on the public
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Advertisement
IAdyertisementI
EVERY sorHEs should have q box IN the n
gaze Of accidents 20 the children
REDDISG'S RUSSIA SALyE.

u.nded by Phy.csn. IL and speedy for Burns
Piles Bos Corns Feons Chblsins and Old Sores Of every
fcf Fever Sores Ulcers Itch sesd HEAD Se,ue hn
Buniou. Sore Niprles Recommended by nurses Whiows
Sites Testers Flea bites Spider stinss, Frozen Limbs SAT-
Rkeu scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose warts ana
Fe.h Wounds. Il is mot valuable remedy AID which
by thousands who have used it IN 1hs CITY o.
Boston aud vicinity for the last thirty In no instance
will this Sslye an injury interfere with physicians pre-
scuItions 1t is made the parest materials rom rsee
brought from Russia articles growing that country ana the
pfopretors letters all classes Clergymen fhycs
Bee Captains Nurse. and others who have used 'he'eves
- scrmuend II 90 ofbs,. R.ppNCs RUssI. sALyE PIT
tin boxes s,smed the cover with picture oi
horse disabled soldier which picture Is also engraved OF
the WRAPPER Price Is cents Box Sold AZ al the stores 10
country may be ordered Of baESEs rAkA -
Y. CLIcKENER 4 Co, or any wholesale cryggst NJ.
REpDIkG L Co.. Projectors, No State S., Boston
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The works q Shakespeare. Edited by Rev u V Hud
son Vol. Y. i@mo. py j63 jane N'r.oe & 60
Tie Philosophy Of the Weather By T. b. Bat l1mo Pr.
Married po Mstd. BY Alice Gary. limo Pr i2S Derby
Jschson
Poems by Waller 81 Lind,sy. I2no PIP l97. D. Appleton
CO.
Elementary Moral Lessons for seho,' AID Families By NJ
CowdrY i2ino. %. .tl. H. COwperih Fa.te CO
Railroad Accdests Nv Eui!o Wi'io. TsaIs!a;ed from the
French by &. Forester Bsrstow. lZno 20. l5& Lille,
Brown 60.
Pceus BY y. 1laook l2mo. rr. 81. Baker Col yin.
KuoWecso Is Power. View Of the Productive Forces %
Ncders Soc.ety Rv Charles knight. Revised aud Edit
ed BY David A. Wells. l2ruo %. So Gould Lilc0lu
New OK: sheldon B.akerAu s. CO.
Confessiol Domestic story By " Gilmore SINS l%lh
pp 5e6 RedGeld.
Tbe Roman Exile. BY Gug eu.o Gssni limo 80 Be-
to-: Jewe:t Co. New York Sacldo-, Bie.eiDan Co.
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CoLI's VOYAGE OF LIFE.-The series of engrayngs
by Smile from Coles famous pictures is now com
pleted and does great credit to the skill of the en-
graver as well to the enterprise of the publisher,
Mr. GOrham d. Abbott. No doubt these prints form
the best specimen Of engraving on steel ever published
in this country and from their own beauty, as well
as from the nature of their subject and the universal
admiration Of the original pictures, we cannot doubt
that the engravings are destined to very wide
popularity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

THE HARBoR CoNMIssIoSERs.-The Commissioners
have resumed their sessions in this city, and will sit
during the Summer to hear the statements of property
owners relative to the proposed filling up and enlarge
ment of slips the regulation of rates of wharfage, and
other subjects of which they required to take cog
nizancc. Prof Bache and his corps of United States
Engineers will complete the harbor surveys before the
meeting of the next Legislature The Commissioners
purpose to survey Newtown and Bushwick Greeks,
the Harlem River and to take reconnaissance OF the
Hudson River to Albany. In addition to these duties
they intend to complete the shore line of the harbor
on the North and East Rivers; and, should the Gov
orner of New jersey appoint commissioners to act
with them, in settling the wharf line on the NewJer
sey shore Complaints against the Harbor Masters
have been frequent of late, and the Commissioners
will hold themselves ready to investigate all com
plants of overchdrges for berthing vessels which may
be brought before them. Their office is at No. 80
Broadway, second floor, front ROOM
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ieers met to celebrate the Battle Of Cero Gordo.
hejor D,keman presided. The meeting was spent in
talking over old times in Mexico, and in hearing the
report OF the Albany Committee That Committee
reported that the bill for the relief OF the EewYork
Volunteers failed in the Legislature f1r want Of two
thirds vote, account Of the absence of'some Of
their friends At the next sesson il thought that
It would pass. After thanking the Committee, the
meeting adjourned.
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HEAVY BURGLARY Is BRoADwAY-EscAPE or THE
R.sC.Is WITHOUT THEIR BoorY.-On Thursday
light Officer Wells Of the Fifteenth Ward Police, and
private watchman Dunn, while in Broadway discov-
cred two suspicious looking men lurking about the
neghborhood, and thinking, perhaps, that they might
be burglars examined the doors of various warehouses
10 see that they were At length the clothing
store of Mtssrs Drefenhaler & Schefers, corner OF
Bro adway and Thirteenth street, was examined and,
much to the establishment Of the officers, 1t was
discovered that the door Thirteenth street,
had been opened by false keys. The officers
entered the premises, and there found seven
sacks filed with silks, vevets cloths, &C. to the
value of shout S. OOO The goods had been packed in
the second story and removed down fight OF stairs
close by the door, that they could easily be tossed
into wagon and carried off The goods were carried
to the Fifteenth District Police Station, and the own
ers rotited.
Search was made by the officers for the suspicious
characters previously seen by them but they could
not be found.
They undoubtedly committed the burglary. Patent
locks were Oh the doors of the premises in question:
which the proprietors considered burglar-proof
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PIcKPocEEr IL THE CARs.-Yesterday morning a
minister attending the NJ T. Conference In this city, having
NewYork took his seat ia the ca and shortly
IT,, xell,e.sed msn took seat beside him and entered
into conversation respecting the best OF draining We
meadows They parted at the ferry In Jersey cry on me
be-, terms but when cur frene the minister arrived a. the
hotel In York he discovered his pocket hsd been cut
ard his rocket book containing l7 with some other
vurbIes taken therefron Whatever doubt reverend
ieud may have the practicable way Of draining the
adows he certainly en,eains with respect TO the
with which Bis pocket hed Of is eontent
Newark Eagle, 18th.
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ST. AIMS CHURCH FOR DEAF-MUTEs Several
deamute ladies, with others Interested in the success
Of St AIMS Church, have in contemplation Fair, to
be held about the LIST of June, for the benefit OF the
Building Fund Donations of money or articles may
be sent TO Mrs. DIR. Budd, Treasurer, No. IA Irving
place; Mrs. j. w. Smyth, No go Fifth avenue; Mrs
E. Holbrook, corner Fourth avenue and Eighteenth
street; Mrs. c. Curtiss No. so Ninth street, Mrs. H.
Walter, No. CO Clinton place; Mrs. ID. H. Haght, No.
10 Waverley place; Mrs. d. RenseD No. As Filth
avenue; Mrs. Carter, No. 500 Broadway Mrs Gle
land No l5s West Thirteenth street
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Advertisement.
ENGAGE NOW YOUR BUTTER FOR THE FALL

WISTLR-ContIaet for srd superior table Burrra
will be furnished IN the Winter from ~ 70 2o cents;
until Winter and yol will have psy third more
for IL.
Housekeepes wishing 20 contract VOW while they ean) To-
ther Winters supply from The best daes In Sewfort und
Penn Will do well eal upon the subscriber No IS!
Fulton 81 two doors Of Broadway.
Orders for NEW BUTTER for immediate AZ Is cents per
round delivered At residence, promptly executed.
A. L. STIMsoS. Dairymehs AGENT,
No. l62 fulton a., and No. J Broadway.
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tAdvcs.',emeutl
Rupture Piles FistI, Prolapsus. and Fissure,

Rupture, Piles Fistpl,, Prolapsus. and Ftssure
usy cured without The knife isenre by Eow,sD
tske i. ara ted successful the durability or incur.od'
on exsmu4on Office hours from to g. tn },
srd7 Ia evenings at No. ~ 5thav all other hours ne at
his Private Hospital where every comfort Of domestic lt y
provided for those who require esref regimen and surge"
tr.s
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(Adyertisement
TAYLOR INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND "a

ooSsSrsnge syins in the city BY the eaty trains VIII
a MAJ acconodati In the Saloons very desirable
Ladies' Reception Room 81 the erreme wet end OF the
Grand Saloon with Warm and Cold Water Baths, Nc wait
ina maid H. constant attendance Baggage snd parcels can
dfposited with the Cashiers, and checked II desrej.
Tickets for all the principal The aters for sale. ,
T.yLoRs Guide for Sraug.rs highly interesting TO all I'M
acquainted with the city Much valuable information ean be
obtained in the peruss OF It's pages IL is distributed in the
Saloons and also contains bill Of fare Of over i've hundred
dishes JOHN lNYLok ", =.
Broadway, corner Of Fra kim st.