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DEAR SIR: Permit me to return you my sincere
thanks 70, the thorough cure Of the annoying all ctor
with which an active man could be hsrrsssed viz plea
had many years their srsdusl ncursion, and some
three years operated by the old method
s.ure and eIcision this ho~eyer only afforded temporary
relief the violence Of the disease Increased 70 such e1tent
hat IL became evident either be relieved sban
don the duties Of my profession Fortunately IN
ouept Of doubt Welded curiosity TO learn the met ID
t,d hv eradicate disease without operation
Rad bee. convinced offs impossbty by many ua o. RENE
de. AID position editOf OF 0lfha whose
aehI 4. had for MANY been my del sht gave me
.py "a nyictlon Of Truth. But am Low convinced oy q
rbooo.b cure aud complete renovation Of constitution
,b .y ,our method comparatively painless and With on ts
~ ~ from .ctv- the moot sggayaod c2sss
or this dis. BE- ren owed
an ~ de.irou, that afflicted erp~snee similar
b-r,s that could 70 bear sending you ths iru-f +
nov the an~p u people 70 lend any credenee 70 'uch
...ur.uces usually published
YOU uron pesors extensively In the Community may
move all duubt and enable 20 extend 70. Denen - al
your oh ID. {. MCLALLCN.
RupTuRr PILts. AND FIsrULA CussD WITHOUT TIVE
E.rty on ltG.russ-Tb@ Of The scsPe MS stab
.psciou. HosPrAL IN one u the siot sesa
he.titu psrts iurnshed win every com
, q. doue.ie life for VI those patients woo ~,
ur, op surgical attendance Every case d
r,dueble Rupture o. Piles and PrOapss OF the Nee
.uu and t.o.t cases VI Fi,ua be cured by process
he same dsy the alton made The cure inSn.oJ
warranted Il the be undertaken by Dr. DiAos care
fuI examination always p<esehu TIC necessary us'Ss"
...cs. or t.lufe by proved method Of op-fauns
be a.idsrss-d 70 boz p,l<l
PsIon.I at Dr. OIxOss residence No " 5h-av
lCb .ua lb-ts Oic- hoof. for general consultation
frou 10 mornings u to daily and 70 evenings Al 81
other hour. be the Hospital and cannot Dc seen
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him. be bad been thoroughly searched by the Shen
when be ~as lock ed gp.l
Another coa,uhaacn vas held With tie Committee
in which the Snenf gave them the privilege Of coming
IN ard securing him Themselves but tn. they d-cioei
to do, and N the mean time Casey sssd % Marshal
Norb that # two respectable citizens vcuid .s-ure
him that he shoud have fair tia and Dot be dragged
through bne streets, lie would - With them Aes<>.
Tiuett Coleman, Tbonr-on and E.g~ell, 90 behs,fof
the Subcommittee. then wen. into TIE pron and held
eonyersticn through the wicket Il the eel With
Casey, II which they assured hin ths; !. should be
treated Ike gentleman and should D. taken through
The streets closed carriage, and every Opportunity
should be afforded him 10 have far ,ri.l.
CASEY: DEPARTURE IRON The JAIL.
Al Arrangement having been effected - shove the
Committee retired without the outer door sud NJ.
North After placing the iron. upon him. led him - the
front door and delivered him into the hands OF the
Committee, who were attended BY So armed esco-.-
by whom b. W. conducted to the c-acb. ami Al hi
reauts; Mr.. Nsrth took seat By Us side and Wn.
7. Coleman and My,rs Truett were also in the same
carnage.
APPLICATIONS yoR CHARLES CORA
Another conference ~as hei with the Saerlf ~ the
door, after asey Wa seated in the caarlag- IN ~,ra
il was aid demand made for the person OF
Chas Cora, the murderer of Gen. Rich.rcsou Il
such request Wa made II declined, and time
was sskedt to consider il. Tie committee gave aim
one hour TO come 10 conclusion, and a. the
the warned him that no person mus, be allowed 20
pas the door either way, except the Sheriff or his
deputies.
h>CCE OF CORA.
In accordance with their determination and Motif
cation TO the Sheriff that they would return for the
person Of Cora IN an hour, the Committee proceeded
back 10 the jail and renewed their demand for the
prisoner The Sheriff still declined to deliver the pri--
ontr up, and asked for thirty minutes longer which
va. granted him, and then be still declined, saying
Tat they had the power, they could take the whole
isu If they wi,hed. They informed him that they
gard,d BIN as Sheriff and they would hold him respou-
be for the ssf keeping of the rest Of the prisoners
X ed FOR the Charles Cora and
thew must have il. Their requests were finally com
pli, With, and he delivered up aud remov I'd
10 the rooms in the manner and with quite y
isrce a crowd as attended Casey.
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RrFrsLicAS FINANCE COMMITTEE FOR NEw-foRk
CITT-A,s meeting Of the Republican Central hx-
.cutiv. Committee held sst night, the following gen
,,u.p were IN puruance OF the rules OF the central
bcdv. appointed The Committee on tin>nce:
Isaac sherman. Chairman; Vim. Curtis Moves.
G.oreeW Bisn;, John Gaming, rhomss 5. Berry,
A,cbib.ld Hall, Lebbvus Il. Ward Charles W. Elliott,
Treasurer.
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fAdyerlsrnenL
HUI MoToKPArHIC WATER CUR

SoRrHANP1cE a.. the local advantASas ~heh rem
-, .t.etiye INVALID 5amnsr retire. a.
Tor h.Ts esns rsaI.on md Piesg-, Rosnd hl stAI ds
.ou- d unnssi-d W.sr h great sbund incs and o. me
n r..t supplied LIVING mountain springs ard mo
b. fse embrace every modern Improvement i tH7
.sesi Al pesfon Of including Versnss. EleetfoC hsnc.
r. IN 6r .iu.rlns metallic substances ke These, Win tno
bind o,yathy WI ct controls the m II oo< ss
orsn,e sId certainty ff-ay sHa4h'7
"a, be- et.. resulting Of ~.t,r Address
n HlLsrEo NJ b, sOrth4m oton, sps
crcssr. sent free any sddress on sppsseaton
tot q Mo'orpehy" postage FREE, Oh rees'g 81 zen ~
,.urs:ut nct.on-Life7 reestp; Of az
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/ Afv-r',.erert I

The Rev. II. {. Clendsneu. Chicago III inc
Rev H. A Pratt, Han den. =. Y; the Rev " raseaef.
s,id.s w.,er Y the Rev. Prot. Geo sssgAd saaxer.
NJ. III. Rev Darrell 7 Neod. Nttie,C.n ~ As New
u MONS. C-css ~ v, ard many Der eisaynss M
d,r,e the value Of Mr., = A ALLEYS WoaLps hAiA NJ
srox,k Tor re.trs HA 20 is psurA col pev~no N
he al are eurrx SaeLesa SOD BY pIusasis Fs.sy esss
A. Ge here. <la 81 hesss~ss sss Ne
tsl p,pot No. SIS BfoeneG n Y,
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much internal b.eeddg, the death being eNcAsso rsi
nrrrAy nv the shosk 20 the nervous system. which
wa. % great that resction could not b. Prefac-d
sufcisn; TO obtain sSy b. ueft from REMEDIAL asrns
Al inquest ws. held on the BODY BY Coroner Neat
this uoTLIDs. 30 new facts eli tied.
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THr LArY HEAVY SwISDIE.-The e1tmloston OF
VIZ A. Brown. charged BY TX MAYOR Cornelius W.
Lawrenc. with perjury which wss 10 have been COM
mence,l TODAY At the Second District Pohce Court,
wa. pc-tpored by request Of counsel for few days
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IAdvertiseuentl
Thin Summer :
Advertiser ent

Young Lawyers would fnl it greatly to their ad-
VANTAGE TO have careful Analysis of their eHREsoLoGIeAL
DEVELOPMENTS. EXAMINATIONS, with CHAsrs t"d fa VIII
ten d..eripto Of charseer. gwen daily BY Prof FOWLER
NJ sea Broadway.
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fAdvertissmept
TyAs.-THH CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

every variety u TsAs for Grcce Tea Dealers sAd pr
-. Gmr,..-sonchous OolouS and Young hysun from sc
70 az unpowd-r and Imperial from 2s to sc All other
snsI,a. equally Also H. boxes OF good sAmh lea Tor
ans dollar c al and e1smiDe-No. rs CshAms between
Pearl and Roceeveitss
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The FREE STATr ADVOCATE IS nsl oa, spnted
Campaign Weekly issued in this city by Jane. u.
Swan which is sdv erti-.d in soother column. M.
tdcubrl contain. Mr. Sum- Great Speech, and the
AGa.es. O. the Pi;;sburgh Republican Conveu,o on.
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[AGv-rris,n-It
,FrlfYD BREarH.-What lady or gentle

uoG@ remain gntrr The caf~ q as@<fe~ibe breath
hsu s.iIs The BALM - THOUSAND FLOWERS ten'ifrsc>
would only nder sweet but leave the eeth White
aatsser Many DO th~r oIe.th bal AID
he 3, beet . 90 aehc.te fr-si- vii H.
Pour drop Of the Balm TODD, ersn I'D ~>sh toe
ssta nalh Aad EarLnk afyesAt oette WI st year
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TAdyertsement.
THE THyNEsT or THE THIN. th

q, b.b.ld Yesterday He upward VI 20 Years OIL, nVs
md bsif feet IN h.ht AID get did no, weigh hity pounds
Positively his limbs not more than a. ineh 10 dAmesf
Tf..- literal, YOa could .n Ost thfonsh
5 dy IL and still be hale and hearty
., Thi. Second Calvin Eison sad be Intended " eK
hs, Tin self IA BAsSUs's MUSEUM.
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[Avertisem snt.

THE DESCENT FROM the CROSS, IN Alto
,x Nv Grew Of Lordcu last been pat sKhassea
m he Cr,.ta P,see To BE- ,rrrseiatei II E~s De s~eh
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THE FAIR FOR THE CHURCH FOR DEAF MCrEs,
a. Academy No $50 brOswsy not closed Oh
Ihur,csy Of Inc large h1hD-t VI
.rricle. f.msDrns the fables viii CLOSE THIS E'LS
IyC (ssiucsy June Il
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IAdyertlscment
OvvcrxArrD RIrTERs A CURE FOR DYsPRP-

a., Tn. pope,or- do claim that this medicine y inh
b.. ,r, 20 certificates Of well kno~n 10 the
for proof that they have been sue
cessul.
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49,, 90 ru6sT TRoIBLEp wrrH HuMORs.

NOTICE TO THOSE TRoU BLED WITH huhohs.
-. ~ "a. ,r-.f d-us for M Scz)FULOUs OHrsssT n
- cs a H.- Y,I .L. b. At No Ply Iso,h doe,- from
a. o i.fh n.t from A. ta.e troubled win
Han ors are resp. eay vied 70 call Advis II =. cas,'
-. fossLo EESsEDT Proprietor 4
EsnreSy's Medic a Discovery, RoIbsry, Mac
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CITY ITEMS.

A Temperance S:a;e Convention s 70 assemble 81
Albany oa the 18th inst, Wednesday.
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We are indebted to r. W Hull, esq Parser OF the
George Law Freeman s Co : Pacific, Wells, Fargo
& Co 4. and Wines & Co.'S Expresses, and 10 j. W.
Sullivan News Agent at San Francisco, for valuable
hvors.
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IAiur,ssensstl
Nrw.yoRK P.TRIoTs-This is the great $500

Pr, pr,p hat ever, ecdy takrx asea ADD ssca eNss
rv.srrt 20 vtso 3av 10 rlAysi Tsis 0rthsoeS
$1,000 AZ pAsxrs's MvsrvN. ve! - rsfs EvssNS
arc proRo upeee the most esseafsi sna ess'~
a u, n a. toYu.sr American Drama vet pfoSasel
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IAduar.i.ernanf

STATrARY AND PuSTISGs.-Tbe best collec-
,rp on III. Conf, EFT car the DusssLooS 0.L
LLEY No ~ Broadway.
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fAtveruseuenl

ZEPHYR MFRISo USDERyEsrs, Tor Ladies
.-,Isrn and q crer-Every variety AZ prices loser tnsH
- 49, ranks Cos,
s'efE No. "a b0~ery
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eco PORTRAITS taken dairy, at the httle COS,
o., 80 cent?. b. HoLxEss P-LeH. nVeataea Depot Of
AIT No - Bro.1ssy
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Advertise ment. |

NY. AND EAR r. r., oTrIcr ossIsAL suPr,}
NEw.YokK, juno H. ls56.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-12
CRIMEAN HEROES ARRIVED IN CAsApA-H N.

CRIMEAN HEROES ARRIVED IN CkNADL-H n.
stesm transport Rssoluts mo- 2l) which called
Smoop the 1st May arrived in por this morning wh
The 9th regiment 7c0strcpg ofcersand 100 Of hs
18th regiment and ohcer and 10 OF ths Land
OF the 9th have been able to obtain. The reeimw
was last In Canada In 1815:-Lt COL Borton, B. IA
straubeozee Percy, and ferry Lsuts Bersaford Nor
ton, Emirst Harvey. Hussey Nussnt, sssy, Tsylor.
Thompson, and Wharf; Ensign Piumridgs P'.ymastss
Sievwrght; Adjutaut Mcqueen Assist ant SurU~o.,
Meadows We underssnd that the 9th viii pot lsnd tin
Monday the Citadel Barracks not uits at for thei,
reception. The point In mot yet dee dsd whsthsr ths,
viii remain hers OF proceed 70 Kine4ssa, g. WQxs1ss
lErc6y, ywk I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-12
Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.

JUNE u.--Samutl c. Hanford rs. Daniel c. RiggiMe-
This action for surgical services rendered by the
plaintiff TO journeymsn saiinaker. who fell from the
roof Of the Hppodrome and broke his leg Mrs. keAds
the wife Of the assgpcr Of the cam proved that the
fepdapt o her TO taie the best Of the ured man.
snd net allow HIM to want for any thing, and that he
would tee Der compensated For defence 1t was oou-
tended that the journeymsp paid SIS week for three
months, and that sum Of money paid him by tbs
Hiprodrome Ccmpa Verdict for plaintiff for $780,
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Court Calendax-This Day.

Erpsxn CoUsr-Chou.--Nos. SS7, % S3s, s7z, 72s,
74F 7as 763 7s2, $50, 10005s. 9, 7s1, 1868, 1869
supsnos CorgINos. s02 e3S, age, ASS 4S4. 33S b45.
ses, 446 ee3 t64 665 6z1 153 64a, 3Is 49s 6ei, o.
sS1 ATS f5 b79 202 SA l9S 6S7 II, 536 eos 65s AkJ
3s. e97. Al, $3.50, 3Oe 100, $780, 500. le6, 320
CosMor PIEAs-Psr l.-Nos 621, 63a, 78s, 7sA 37A
es4 100, 7eS, elS sol, 8o3 s04 $685. S37. Part 2Nos
so TO $50 inclusive
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THE PRESIDENCY.
~s~~~,~~~~->~~~~>>->>o~~--~.~,
FIRST RALLY OF THE DEMOCRACY.
,->~~~~~~>~~~~>~~~>o~~~~~~~~
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING In THE PARK
~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
TIE CAMP FIRES LIGHTED.
Two Tons of Breckenridge Coal Burned.
The EMPIRE CLUB BANNER OUT AGAIN.
Refreshing Reunion Of the Hards
and SOfts.
~~1~~~~~~o~~~O~~ee-.~~.~o,><
LORENZO B. SHEPARD QUOTES SCRIPTURE I!
Jobn Van Duren Appears on the Platform and
Cheers Douglas.
Great Enthusiasm for Douglas Ills
- |-''" Speech. -"
.-~~oe,~oo~S>>o>o..>~ey-~~oo~~,
THE NOMINATIONS RECEIVED COLDLY.
Plenty Of Artillery, Boniires, Flags and Demo.
THE NOMINATIONS RECEIVED COLDLY.
Plenty Of Artillery, Boniires, Flags and Demo.
cratic Doctrines,

grand meeting Of the uu.errifed sunitod aud har
nonious democracy WAS bed in the Park last evsnng
under the following call =
GRAND BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDGE RATIFIcA.
TI0N MASS MEETING IN THE PARK.
N @ s sepnScsS eeears Of .ns city ard county Of
JAHFs sucsasAs css or Of PEs y sYIvssiA t sHli
For President OF TIE tnited srass and
'-'-' y of, For Vice s President mt NDNiooAi'
Are reaueeed to assemble 10 neetra 10 tbs Park.
rsspord to the asds Al the
Nstonai AL Democratic Convention;
been 70 sdersss the maeaag n''
IoeS1s IH's T. HsfIsa sfepsrd samse nsS espss;
Greene G. Bronson, Ncholas Hin. Jr.,
GsoIge Ciirtcn, J hp oo,hrsns ,''
John John Kelly, augustus Avg scaeu,
David y. se5 mour. He ry G Murphy.
Robert J. Dillon. F-apcs B. Cutting.
aTsm Ara ss's1iase. PSlp Hlipf Merle sisfA'
LoRxNzo g. SHEPARD. chsirman pro TEN. @ 0AAAAAA'
JAMES L. BENEDICT
JonS !. ' SAVAGE, JR, Secretaries.
Committees cfthe city Of e~ York.
e.: cover s.;ys
Dennis aacssIs, u, I; & Mssasss . .... A>''''''
The above coInmtss seher WITH ,hs cioss Of hs mss.
The meeting called f,r six O'Clock, but the demo-
cracy Old rot not rally In very large numbers till about
seven being attracted by very good osnl the grand
stand and the reports Of that gun Ct Captain Rynders
whose voice is nmous for the democracy.
The scene In the Park af nghtfa quite interest
Ing An immense bonfire Of Kentucky coal twas burning
and With the glare Of drummohd light the City Hail.
made the euntenar of The crowd stand bold
relief and brought out the gay coora of the many nss
and steamers. The meeting was go, up with eye to
effect, and far There did not appear to
be much enthusiast III for tie nominations. The on'y
real outbreak WAS tie appearance of Mr.. Douglass
The grand sand q very superior article, erected
in the ususl place opposite he City Hall steps, and
mented with bucks head ard antlers In front. III
national Asg oated from the southeast corner bsarng
the CT II candidates Also, banner, Inscribed:
~s~~..
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN of Pennsylvania.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
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MARRIED-
DIED,
Ncm advertisements.
a $50 soRs, NoTICE.-Assn.san,s oErlos

a SSE SORS' NOTICE.-AssEssop,s OFvIcg
IN City Hall, May 81 1856
The Assessors of the City Worcester hereby rive M
zee TO The in aotats OF said city, to all persons La
pie TO pay taxes therein, that the Office wi be psned
from me twentieth day of MAY unt first day of june
mex, tr'm q. m to IL NJ, ami from 70 D. m 10 re-
eeVe the vaIuapn Of and all persons liable tn he
taxed in sail city requested to bring in 1t the office
true are peri ct lists of all the polls Rod schedules and
estimates of the estates real and personal for which they
are liable to pqy taxes.
PERSONS holding estates in trust whether for minors or
otherwise are particularly rogue ted to furnish the As
SCISSORS witt. statements in relation to such estate
Hhen estates of persons deceased have been divided
curing the year. or have changed hands from other caus
@ te executors administrators, other persons inter
eVeu, are respectfully requested give notice of such
changes ~ the Office.
The following enumeration may serve as puide IN as
sisI 'he inhabitants In making their statements,
tols-Number OF 20 years of age and upwards, real
ESTATE m0ueyht interest than they nav interest f
otr oeDts more than they indebted for; shares and
STOCK IN BANKS insurance companies, manufacturnp and
other ncorp rated companies public stock and secpr
tesi all kinds If goods. wares, and merchandise soc
10 trades vessels Of all kinds at home or abroad with
their stores and and appurenances; household firpitr
exceeding thousand dollars in value; horses and
tages; income from profession, trade or enployment r
gained by trading at on land
Any person neglecting TO furnish the Assessors with n
list OF all their personal property within the time ec
fed, shall be doomed at the legal meeting Of the Board
OF Assessors aPreeaoy TO the laws Of the Commonwealth
Extract from the Statute Of 1888, chap. So Sec
GAN property liable to taxation In this Commonwealth
shall be assessed at ts fair cash value"
SAMUEL SMITH,
sUMUEL nOUGHToN, Assessors
JONAS BARTLETT,
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e. b. hanson & CO.,

e. b. LAMSON & CO.,
AUcTTONEERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Rooms Nos 66 IS Main Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Would take this opportunity of informing the citizens
Worcester and Worcester County, that having purchased
the stock and Of
Putuam's Auction Rooms,
Regular Sales at Auction, for Horses, Carra ges Wag-
ons, Harnesses, &C., will take place EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, at I05 o'clock, in front of Sales Rooms
Also, Regular Sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at L o'clock at
office. when will be offered fer sale New and Second Hand
Furniture, Dry Goods, Hardware Table Cutlery Boots
Shoes, Groceries, and Produce and eyerye5crpton of
property that may be consigned them on sale They
will also give their personal attention sales in any part
of the County State such Administrators, As
signees. SherGs and Mortgagee's Sales of Farms aud
Farmers Stock, Real Estate Houses Furniture private
residences, &c. Charges reasonable.
They will also attend to the selling OF Real Estate
any other kind of property at private sale Liberal cash
advances made on property left on sale.
EVENING SALES of Dry and Fancy Goois, Watches,
Clocks, Jewery Cutlery, Hardware, Boots Shoes Ready
Made Clothing, &c. Consignments of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited
N. B. Constantly on hand assortment of New and
Second Hand Furniture, AT PRIVATE SALE, Low FOR
CASH.
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture upon application
at The Auction Room.
Having had twenty years experience in selling in this
county, H. Lamson is confident he will be able TO give
satisfaction to all that wish his services.
e. b. L. will also attend to the apprasing Of property
REFEREnoEs: Hon Isaac Davis, George W. Richard
son, Esq John Boyden, Esq, Gen. Gso Hobbs Charles
B. Pratt, Alex. Putnam. ELI B. HANSON,
LEVI G0SS,
mia dawti EDWIN H. LOWELL
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CAUTIONS.
BY E w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
I'D z e Mp DRY s A l. E
SPLENDID PARTISAN ARTISTIC

b r o N n e s
Al AUCTION at 1855 Main Street. next to Bay State
House, formerly occupied by YIN. B. TABOR q Co.,
Wednesday, May 21st, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on exhibition all day Tuesday and on morning of SALE
consisting OF large assortment Of the most costly
seTpton OF Bronzes the importation Of the Partisan Ar
sstc bronze Company, who obtained the highest geld
asg siEeF premiums at the Crystal Palace in London,
comprising large groups, among VIII Oh may be found
slam hnlghtj stag Hunti small StatGettes as Nspo
Shepherds, nc.
Candsiabras, for s. :, and lshts bronze and ormua
Candescss OF every description, supported by figures;
vases coupees; card and jewel receivers; hanging flower
baskets, with ormua chans segar match receivers;
superb bronze ormula and China fountain inkstands
per weights, &c.
These goods have just been landed and all in perfect
order.
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Good Effects of by. RiIl's Cordial Balm
of SyrEncum.

WORCESTER. July 8, 1855.
Dear Sir-A few months ago called at your ablish-
ment for your advice when you ended of
the Balm Of Syracum. am last. with much shame,
Induced to address you the miserable situaonI was
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine.
am convinced the disease afflicted WITH was solely
oecasioned by nv having Contracted in my early youth,
most Infamous habit the continual practice CT which
had totally destroyed my constitution. The health OF my
body not only affected, but the powers of my mind
much weakened; my Judgment had lost its sodity,
aud my memory its retenve faculties; head was con-.
fused and subject frequent swmmngs and had been
much trouble with oppression at my breast, which
occasoned constant perspraton. 1 had pains in my
stomach and weakness and general debility all over
me- with constant yawnng and sleepness my appetite
was ucuatng my spirits greatly depressed, so that at
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and invoun-
tary weeping; my eyes were infamed and frequently
emitted YAtery hume; in a word [ was an object of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according your direc
tons for about three months. perfectly recov-
cred; therefore, think it only my duty acknowl
edge the service You have done but to inform the pub
lie for the benefit of Others who labor under the
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered.
1 am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant,
J. c. ].
G. A. HILL, 12l Main-st., Worcester, Mass APT diff
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and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful, perumed
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Worcester. mch26 d1y