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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

ERI$SOLUTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The copartuershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers at Boston and Worcester under the firm and
name OF kUGGLES, N0URsE, MASON, Il co is this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent The ma me of the firm
may he signed by either of its MEMBERS purposes con-
nected with the liquidation OF its affairs.
X NJ, & Co. feeling graz al for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to them during long term of
years. beg most respectfully solicit continuance of the
same to their friends and successors Messr Nourse Ma
son, & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

For Houses, Hall, Counting Rooms, &c.,-a port bic
seli-generating Gas Lamp,in various styles, elding
the ght OF more than fluid lamps for the expense Of
one. Freed by its present propretors om all o5ec n
aoe odora light of unrivaled beauty, mellowneas
adaptation to weak eyes, and perfectly SAFE its entire his
tory being without eccident
Light has come into the city, why you longer sit
in darkne 5. For sale at B. Il. HUTCHINSON'S Har.,
ness Mandatory and Livery Fu uishing Store No. I72
Main st., Worcester nch3I d2n6w9r,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

k1NOR SALE.-HaYing taken the agency of Marsh's
PATENT OIL, now offer to the public the only
genuine article to be had in the city. shall keep at all
times good supply hand direct and fresh from Marsh
Co.. Boston, and at as low prices sold in any
oher town or CITY, 1t is considered quite safe cheap
er than the common fluid, gives better light, and
does not consume near as fast would invite all those
who use fluid, to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can be nothing lost by trial.
have The AGENCY alsn of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

NOPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE,-Tbe nm
- dersgned, having purchased the stock and become
successors TO the business of Mesrs RUGGLES NORSF
MASON Co., at Boston ard Worcester have this dav
formed eopartneshp for the purpose carrying on the
same SAN under the firm Of NoURsF, MASON 4 CO., and
will occupy the same places of business.
JOEL N0URSE,
PETER HARVEY,
Boston, April LIST, 1856 ap4 dSv 30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

STO r e TO LET.
One of the Best Locations in Wovccs,ar.
INoURR AT B0YDEN'S EXCHANGE OFFICE.
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ter street. an91 ~ N''''e' 5 Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20
Real Gstote.

- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
l,,,l SALE IN WORCESTERSHIRE estate owned and
sAz recently occupied by Chas. Hill, in Worcester
situated upon High street. next south of the residence
Dea Daniel Goddard offered for sale. 1t consists of
Cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
ees IN bearing condition. and is altogeher one of the
most desirable locations in the city For further parcu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS, No 14l Main street,
"a door south of Qunsigamond Bank, up stairs.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

dr. FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
M offers to sell from 40 to so acres of land with the
No. buildings thereon consisting of two story House
Barn. and other out buildings situated in the eastery
part OF Holden, one and half miles from the centre and
I'VE miles rom worcester. 1t is known as the Daniel
knoWlton farm is well divided -~, ,,oe
'Fe 9nd wood land, principally fenced with stone wf-'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20
RARE CHANCE.-A VERY DEs1RA

dr. HOUSE FOR SALE.-situated at No 3
It'll Delhhap st In the city of Worcester. The house
sA contains IL rooms good water both soft and hard
1t Is well calculated for two families Apply on the prem
ises, to sIIMNER RPT fTS II -
my5 dam
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Boston, April LIST. 1856.

DRAPER RUGGLES,
JOEL N0URSE,
JOHN G. MASON,
ARTE11AS STONE,
j. Nj. G. ARMSBY.
Boston, April LIST, 1856 ana d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

STORE ROOM LET-suitabIe for sleigbs
~ @c' waldo Street, j. B0NNELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20

Fee: ICE! ICE !LThose wishing to be SIM
piled with Ice will bs accommodated by applying n
Re Office, No. I4I Main Street, over The onin'
sRamond Bank, leaving orders with the drivers Ai
at the following places: -AiSO
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-05
EtXcHEeHlleskE! SssE'arUy!!
JOHN o. S'EEsASSERI & Co.
CUI HtI Ut VdIIuI d1u DOuFDUN 81
New @ leans november %

EXcEseHhlcaka y saE'ft.Gys:
JOHN O. SEEASSERI & Co.
A RE NOW OF ElSING AND IN Recsipt
"a of the finest ana most elegant stock ever
opened in Vicksburg. Ladies cannot fail 10
be pleased with the asso. tnent offered, boti
in quality and price. The young we can al
ways please. Cone one, come all and you
shall not leave dissat SIZED. The large stock 4
consists in part of .rsa1
A fine assortment OF Trimmings, consisting Of
Nass and Fringe trimmings,
Satin and MORE Antique Galoons,
Different st les of Bugle trimmings,
Black We vet ribbons of all widths; 800
Black tassel and Buge frinoes; r
w hte Cotton timing iringes, different widths
A pretty assortment of silk and glass buttons,
Bugle tassel buttons ofdhe latest style,
All articles belonging to the EmbroiderY 1ino,
Zephyr woIstet plain and spotied
Embroidering aud Upper patti tils,
Euhroiie y, silk and Cotton;df all cblots:
Cold and Silver braids and twists,
y rise silk twists & purse steel & GOLD things;
French Corsets of all descriptions:
Sets Of Jacones collars and sleeves
Linen
Jaconet bands, fsun Sings edgings ihserfingt
A or at variety of ladies' worsted hosel So
A Splendid assortment of Chldreh'S fancy
worsted Hose and gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Cashmere and plush gloves
| Splendid leather Il velvet menageres Il sabai
A large variety Of beautiful Jewelry and Oder
! boxes, fancy bottles an candesticks;
A splendid and large assortment of Jet Neck:
! laces Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses;
Port Monies of every description. er ar1.L.
| A great veriett Of fife knives and scissors.
Shell dressing and tucking Combs, great variety
Hair, tooth, cloth. hat and table brishes Of
\ every sort: a
A full assortment of Perfiimery; as
Pomatum, Fancy Soap. E&trait Cologne; j
Cosn.eciques, Blanc de Perlas, Lip Balm,
Balm of thousand flowers, 9 tf
The largest and prettiest assortment of Fancy
articles ever brought to this city,.
! Toys.
THANKFUL to the Citizens of Vicksburg
. and surrounding countryi ane especially to the
ladies' for the very liberal patronage heroto-
fore extended to them; beg leave to add that
the additional Ell , rence Of the past year has
Z aide1 US in the selection of the present ook;
and we feel satisfied that we can please all:
JOHN o. STRASSERI s. CD +
- L n
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/ ss.,a-sT Tape. cord. perfumery, fancy soaps.
Tooth brushes, carpet bags. hats, caps,
Woodtile lowells, Kentucky Jeans and /
Linseys, 10y the piece er bale;
Also, Negro socks; a.ta
and many other orticles for which we Hope en-
quiry will be made. ealtra.s3s' sfSas -
/ Vicksburg, sept 10 go. fsss
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AVE ARE IN RECEIPT OF THE
Wv following Fall Goods, purchased
with the view of meeting the early Fall de-
mand. s,iis gasa eTaanA sga
English, American and French Fancy
Prints; seta 4Ff' t' T"
Real Scotch Ginghams: f. a.
= Real Scotch Plaids 80 "a sae s.
FL French do 1911
Q Opera Sac Flannels; .,.afsszs u
White and Red FLANNEL; sza a5
Black AIpacas;
D. Fine black Bembazines; fs& ,#s.a
Satinets, Jeans ard Cassimeres;
Il Pink, Blue and Buff Chambray;
~sap; Bonnetaands Bet Ribbons;
Patent, Leather Belts; - ! Rsfs
Black, Colored and Plaid Elastic Belts;
Hoop Skirts, round bone; = gyoG
Embroidered Muslin, Cambria Line
Collars; 2<Es Ia Ee -
i Ladies' Embroidered Hem stitched and
Mourning Handkerchiefs; 81
Gents Hem stitched Handk erchicfs:
-Jaconet and Cambria Bands 80 sg~i 2
English Thread Edgings and Laces;
l. Real Valenciennes do io sst
/ Black Grape Collars bro s5ag ania.
| Plain White Jaconets; 1.assz
Plain and Checked Csmbrics;
l. Velvet Ribbons, all widths. e,f a,s
(seplo) COWAN, CHAPLIN T. JACK.
| lust REBEIVED = as
81 Bonnets and sash ribbons white ard col.
Dotted veils, characteristic ,elts,
! Iadies's and misses white cotton hose,
'.adies' and misses white Isle hose,a =
d Mems white and brow n cotton ha. hose
llby s'a R. d. HOWE g. CO..
+" vicksburs, aug Is
! 90 Or 100 AND MORE IsE;aEgND
lyrIRGINIA ANDs NORTH CARGLINA
4 y Negroes for sale at ctr old stand in Vicks
burg. .s873a 81 /.
= - We intend keeping heavy stock and vii
f sci, lower than you can buy the same article o
J nee roes of any trader. We ask of the plan
ters to call in we can show them sight the
have never seenin Vrksburg We are Away
really to trade. aid if you will call in, you ca
be accommodated ON the.best of terms l.
BOLTON, DICKENS & co.
4 Vcksburg, Oct; 8, 1876 4m-sgl esB =
ft~ MINES ;.Ma. EsIsASDlEs. sssea
80 2 half-pipesro old yort wine. q
r 2..a.s' -. Madeira wine, a.5
l"2 eg'sns ef'so.S herrp vino,
L 4aasitt -" Otard brandy e
Just received by -
! sHARDAWAY s. WHITE.
L;,s Vicksburg septA6.s r. : "a
n r11 cUDDY. d. BROWN. j. Is IsHEsToK. J. H.lNIvI
9 arD .CyDDY .sBEsOWA ID 60. d - :
ss,P COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
al .saS Camp Street, New Orleans. : I,
+ We will sfurnishs plalitatiei suppliSs d
J frnako cash advan esof'cotton, shipped thfou
US, to1he above house. III Il O3s 2 r.
az u WMes4A'OUECHEN & CO.
Il Vcksburg. July 4 xssyssa =. ~
.o1lI -. Hats i g4iaGsg! Hats! Asa IS
{. INCUR dozen moleskin Hats, New Orlea
,jsE md New. York styles. taf s0af1
Il 4 doz Rocky Mountain idrab beaver II a
.0ll 40 doz pedsassiate, hraB laid black S
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sisvEesalaelo t7c xs:ss
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'The.Staf e.of nj ississippii
<snYAzOo COUNTY. , sass

Erobate Court, =. -. -, -, = ,st.sa1,,Ss 4
I ,s~a, November be. Special Il er;musia5s.,q
4.sAGREEABLY sTOgAN ORDERh0F
Che Probate Court of said county, Notice IS
hereby given to Louisa. JYhnsonsnds all
persons Interested in the lands, ,,tenements
and hereditamenis of John Johnson deceas.
eds to be and appear before atheI Probate
Court Of said county. to be held onthe 4l y,
Monday Of, December next, then and there
to show cause, If any they eans why an or
der should not be made for the sale of the
realaestate ofsaid decessed, lying, and be,
ing in the county and State aforesaid. viz:
The southwest west half northeast quar-
ter, section six, ,tawashi pa nine srapge spne
west. Northeast .qnsrierapd east halt OF
northwest quarter, sect,ept eney fqFns ship
nine, range two pwest. Wests hall IS QUIZ
west quarters sectionsthirty4 ~ .est. hall
east halt, northwest quartet and west hall
northeast ,gtiarter, and southwe tnquarter
and westha all of west half ofsoutheast guar
ter section thirty.one, township ten, range
one west East half northwest, quarter
and southeast gu, rte, il section thirty hse'
J township ten; range twoswest.rtfgia 8 ig''s''s'
Also,l south halt and northeast quarter
section ten, townshiistcn, range two west
Also, East bali, northwest qaarters and
! southeast quarter rsectons len townsEiP tan
range one, west, containing in all l7St
acres. liN 8usSk1 - E'gVA sNe a.
| Also for the sale Of certain personal pro
R pert nAn ss n pe''gSGph -
y Ana ;syn,ther ordered that publication
Of ,hjs cita.lhiootns.bs made IN the ::Amcrieal
4 Banner, For four weeks -accessively
= WITNESS HONORABLE
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-05

EN)eILL commence running in the above
W trade Gf the wa.er per mits On the
10th Of October next, making regular TEN
bA1 trips thfoughthe entire season.
The above named STEAMER was built for
a Cottonb boat. and vas bought expressly for
the aboYe trade. Shippers and Passengers
can rely on her punctualiiy. All business
entrusted to her care will be prom lily at
tended TO. a,
For freight or passage, apply on boa d
or to ii.
Z LAMKIN d CO., Agents,
Sat Va Git.t Micc
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MSDalGG.

MEAS Committed to the Jail Of Yazoo
w County, on the 9th of Novelnber, by
J. H. Lawrence, a Justice of the Peace for
said Couny, negro boy by the .,nquie Of
LEWIS, WIN says he belongs TO Andrew
Ramsey, Of Coke County 'Fenness ee, SAIL
bow is.5 iaf9 inches ldgh.i ffty-seveni years
old, perfectly baeksesith,a heay1 beafd. The
owner OIL said 'negr0is requestedto come for
ward prove property and take him away, or
he will be dealt with according to law. I
r N NJ. a. JENKINS, Sheriff.
Nov. 81, 1868 n. .I. t-. b,. va
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lV1Gksbs7Ig CardE p. - !
New Goods!
r. d. HOWE q CO.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING and HAVE IN
~ mart orenad fhf,ir mn chasees1xf 49, U.

A RE NOW RECEIVING and HAVE I'M
N part opened, their pu chssespf
FALI1AND WINTER GOODS!
Their old stock and Spring PURCHASES hav-
ing been nearly oil disposed Of, they now re-1
pen ish their sfofe With anassortment selected.
in the Northern cities, so full and varied as to
meet the wants Of oil our customers and the
public.
We are thanlffal 10 the. extensive patrons.
age already received, and wish to exhieit to.
Iexhib.r to our oId custausers and Others whom
we hope to become sucIs. oprx mere hapdize
and willingly isk the decision all who ex-
s sn+ goods as to ws NM ''a S'''s'0f
|DeLai es, Silks. Eashmeres. s.s.<sss 3
| Merinoes, Chales, Alpaca, satin,
/ Beregesa Bpmba Tines. IA arcelaines.f &c
.ws,s Gipghams, cacoes,sSc., of colofs, h
figures and qualit es to suit everybody.
Jeans, linseys, eheeks sheetings 4gf
L Sh sing aprints sfanriels, titkipgs,s Ss
/ Drilling. blankets, cottonade, of the III
L most approved anulactEer's brsnes.
Tablekcoverss foweils enrtafns,Sa ss@#
! Carpetng, rugs, mats. binding,
HS:,s s ssa" s2f 5 seass'
COLLARS sarfs haRikqachieh - I
! oklfB, rooes' JULIUS, ihhlhts SsWasS,
4 Gents shirts, collars; blossoms, ssh aSs
1 Wh.Iebone. Some of extra lengths;
Boots, shoes. rfissets fof men, a.
swomen children and negroes;
/ s., Butte ms, thread, needles, pins, 'i -
! sssoa-' Tape. cord. perfumery, fancy soaps.
Tooth brushes, carpet bags. hats, caps,
! i Woodtille lowells, Kentucky Jeans and
| Linseys, 10y the piece er bale;
II Also, Negro socks; hta
and many other orticles for which we Eope en-
quiry will be made. esltre.s'.' ~fsas,5
| I Xickshurp sent 10 -. .-ltI n--.A y
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-05
'SWa.sset,y5 Nurseries.


sax IisYAHOxsz CInsY. rHIss. az e2o|
TIME SUISSE RIDERS TAKE FLEAS-l
IURE I'm calling the attention Of tie public
to their extensive Nursery GROUNDS which are
Row filed with the most complete. assortment
sof Fruit Trees, Plants &c., that fave ever been
ofl'eredto the people Of the South. Located
us we are the middle region ofthe State Of
Miss I'VE havess ll the difficulties ola climate to
contend with, and any varieties Of Fruit that
will succeedWell with us, nidy be confidently
recommended to any one 'wishirgto plant in a
S uthern climate and soil, we have now in our
specimen orchards between five and six hun
ldreleis ne best safietlessof Appies % be Oh
tanned IN EWope sr Apere aef lhalarge num-
fber So far as, we: have tested we. can reoom-
mend no more thon forty OF fFtYsVareties that
succeed wen ina his 'S6dthern climate Many
of the finest Northern varieties arc entirely
Worthless, and many others are Of unquestion-
bic value, Wilde only u few, nd tlioses mostly
Of the earliest varieties cana be confidently
Recommended to give entire satisfo ction to the
Southern Planter. The same result has at
tended our experiments in the cultivation &c
the Pear, Pen Oh, and most other varieties of
| Fruit, but while we have found, many to be
worthless we have succeeded in, selecting Some
varieties of the Pear, Peach, fNectrihes, April
cot, Plum, Cherry, &c. that cac be confidently
relied en- to produce fruit of as fine quality and
in some Instances, fin Or than can be produced
in the grounds of the most extensive orchards
of the North, Persons wishing to supply
themselves with fine Fruit Trees thatthey can
plant without the fear Of disappointment could
1 do so,by Sc pdingus their orders early, naming
the varieties swanseds aor. .wlmt wond be
better naming, the season at which they
wish them to rpen, and bearing the selection
of varieties to u.s. Our Trees are very fine
and our prices are dow !as will be seen by
| reference to, Our catalogue which viii be sent
tree to all applicants. -
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B.F0oK ,KEEFFfee

MODEM aLANGVACASS.ass @xR
fWSf1E Undersigned. respectfully Informs
d the people or \ azoo City, and the pub
lie generally. that hssprspasa1 tsinsstuct
Fetsons,i in Book -keepingaby double Entry,
On a new ,principle, lsndions whichwillag give
saiisfaetiUnpto alllwhu's may patronizs him.
Three orsfour lessons are sufficient to in
strpcta pupil, that he may take charge sof
n set Of yBoaks.ss s@a assasssD
lie will also nndsnaks 10 afrasgs Books
and makelout bills for merchants, IT. desir
ed. .AsHEAlsla1
ssRestofsrefersncescan besgivens Apply
at Hobson's HoteE ..sa aoisa79ss ~ s.''E
90 n sf4sfinich hi :.
aassl 'Mokre6MERY, Ala, May IA, 1856.
We, the undersigned, certify that we
have beer. npplls q sAk % oseph Philipp in
his teaching Of Bookskeeping by double
lEntry,sami tha ;-heiias CIV sAsusentise sat-
lisfaciiong yNYe;Elisr eforeEconsn Ell sbinl'fuIIy
competent to teach1he same, imparting a
complete knowledgein very few lessons
Il We respectfully recommend himto The
favorable consideration. who would, desire
T. nai Learn r. Bel gl ,lssPlHg ii
I Z. CssElmnre, y ~ Fsa. sJohnsC CT sBoilinga
ID. G. Boiling, sG sassEmil Kulman.-
/ GeorgeSW.s Brumley, ! 4. Ta'Iafore, 80
|, J..L. SBskhah.s sEEssBsF.T ay lor; ssa Sss'
4 q, J. Harwell,Fgs "a Henry Brill,
4 .Viuelhh d; ss.sassss A. p. aBibb,. - : =
la. +. .Hsrt, ea''a sire WI cKay. 9ss'e
I He fRlly desires to have "a class il
Mathe maths, which ought to give satisfac
ton even I'd teacherss h... ss-s-,~ss ssss. ss.s
Yazooefty, Oct. "a, $50, If. go
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tor, or cause an explosion to take place, but
,nd' 'heir feelings are always kept sutdued.
" one m>n wishes % communicate ANYTHING
:" a"oti-r. or ask for anything from some
body az a short distance. he must 90 there
n" IS never permitted 10 shout or call cut.
There Is particular reason for this last reg.
u'af'on. Amid all this silence. whenever a
sr"nt does occur. everybody knows that some
''nninenf danger is expected the next mo-
men' and all rush away heat!Iony from the
direction OF The shout. AZ to running TO-
ward Il 10 ::::,,er any assistance. az common in
all other ca~es. it 10 thoroughly understood
that none can be afforded.
An accident here is immediate and beyond
remedy. II the shouting be continued for
some time (for man might be drowning in
a river,) that might cause one or two Of the
boI'-st to return bat this would be a very
rare occurrence 1t is bv no means 10 be in.
TERED that the men Pre- selfish and insensbIe
10 the perlls Of each other; on the contrary
they have the greatest consideration for each
other, as well as for their EMPLOYERS. and
tt'nk OF the danger TO the lives of others, ard
OF property az stake at all times. and more
especially in III" more dangerous houses. The
propr'etors OF the various gnnpowder mills all
display the consideration for each other. and
Whenever any Improvement tending to lessen
danger Is made bv one, it is immediately
communicated to ali Others The wages of
the MN are good. am! 'he hours very shor,
no artificial light. ara ever used in the work
they leave the mills at half pas; three in tie
afternoon, winter ani summer.
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LIFE ~ a POWDER MILL.

ptrN' rs thus describes visit TO the now
'..'r mi! Ut ll,nn>low, rear London:
H. ''.is silent r"gion. amid whose ninety.
''vrn wotN places no human voice ever break,
'.,'vr q" ear. aud wher, indeed no human
al : seen "Nrei', IN iie insulated house in
;" Oh hi allotted task i, performed. there
e." ulwntd Of 30 wurkmen emplov.tl.-
ICY are peculiar race. not of &c ur-r bv ma
t.r",In m'Si eases. bur b. habit of wears The
h.'''!l'v Of rorn-n,Arv destruction in which
t'~s .lVr. added to e most stringent and
t't 10y rc.'i::,t,un-. have subIued their
tir-i, ,i! feelings TO The condition of their
i.''.. There = seldom any need 10 enforce
t.."-.. r'.i'.i"n>. Some irr.iic explosion
h'rr, leaves fixed marx in their memories,
g.! ,''- as A rors'an, warning.
Here t" -ha low q; a practical Joke or ca
% - .,i..il,i spirits ever tran>tirrs-no
..I': >.n 10 - .'io.. ~ >',r- \ Iau-l is
500 t"i: = s'!.i.- e.. dom seen Even
grim 100 ~ ~. ti-., with As
.,.- ..r,. 80. ,',9 'ir = NJ ~! IN a
it,. '...... \ : ,.' 40, ;oi. i.i,,'ics that
III e -'... vi. Aw,.' = re s;ri: 0! co,nb1s
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DIX WEAVER Ell / s

YNliESE Invaluable Medicines have ach;or., q
I"MriEri lEirMIn i'll eradica,ins Hu,uors
81 all Kinds. from The human >v>ttm They uaro
'h'f"ihrtd /" the public some six wears since and
h'Vc been used with entire success The C,xrrn
and SALT EHErM SyEUri>takcn internally wL;'.h
'""'>eN tnt blood. hv throwing impurities 10 fro
>"','rt' "hei the CEK,Tt j. applied. EXTERNALLY,
anu an 'r"3'l"li> are DESTROYED. and health and
h''Hnfv restored Their a>tonishiry succos. La
cared Guy many ignorant prcte,ierc who hov1 in.
'r"""crG Their wonderful preparations 70 Tho ,,,l
TIC. They are ont in almost every form from, b."
aceaS down 10 Pills, and all for !iImors. (ot co,.
they nrf) wy course
I'M " las beer reserved 10 Dr. WEAyrp's Sxn
rand FERATE to achieve what. under ,bo -.
tun'>tanrc>. my Ice regarded as the mos, briJ,.
r'"''l'' Nt' arhiev"dhv any medicine ever intro
"uceu |" 'hc American public. Why is this =
SIMPLY because they perform what they ,,ro,,:.,
and notwithstanding the Introduction Of tLoso 90
ana wonderful preparations 10 the public tho a, :,
RIIFtM >YErP and CEEATE keep steadily nm 49,.
way. c"nqnerlng a they CO. If the public vii :.
frE 'n"Se new preparations. we have not a word o.
say Tor thev havea SIRE EFMFpY To FAT, ~,
iron. VIZ. DR.. WEAvER's CANKFH and e..
h"trM SfErr ana Cerate. Ofthis fact the nuhl;o
ere Wei aware for thousands. in llsecfions ~ ~.
remedies had utterly failed ~ ''''er
Nonufoc'artd and sold IN s. 4 u.o-
Nt,r Ioud0n Conn ' 70,
Also Tor sale bv merchants in all sect;o-. oeu
ni'ed States. J. c. BINGHAM, wholesale a.. .,e
-. !on0shnrv- Sold also hv " Fl NcC,er.,. ~. ~. !;
IT, Randall CO lyndon: Po1nev E. D;rrt ''''
Waterford: Isaac Watts Pcacl m. pol s. I'm
Iassrmp>'c: Weeks ba, vile Hi T. r,.nso
Sneftleld: Densmore. Sutton: Chase Con AZ
Wet Concord; DsIano 4 George, East Ns,s. ~
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-15
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Passengers going to Northern
Vermont or Canada, will find It
to their ai,"ntage not to purchase
tickets Of Conductors, or any 9TH
err person. on board h &c en- nccti
cut and Passumpsic Railroad cars.
There is compfiilion .&aymynor1h
of st. Joh"sbwy, w.. AID Passen-
gers can rifle W MU oma price,
They can take the Island Pond
%oye and connect with the Grand
Trunk Railway for any part of
Upper or Lower C,nada. & reach
their place of destination tie next
day, or one day earlcr Mau By any
other route. Also, connecting with
stages for Charleston, Derby and
Stanstead. 62tf
D.P. HALL & OTHERS. I