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Hiisrfllaurulls Rnhing.
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Professor Fiogel deyotes two hundred and
seventy pages to profoundly philosophicalin-
vestigation of the origin, use, and benefit Of
langhter generally, and treats of its different
causes and aspccts under thifty.seyen distinct
heads. lie is ableto inform us how to Judge
q mans character and disposition by bearing
him laugh. The melancholy mans laugh ia
poor Isl, hi, hi 1.-the choleric temperament
shows itself in, a he, hel the plegmatic in a
cheerful ha, ha, la and a sanguine habit
Is betrayed by its own characteristic, no, ho,
no - Wesfminister Reviep. III
Two hundred and seventy pages devoted
TO laughter! But not too many. As rene.
dial agent nothing equals it. One hearty
laugh every day will cure each and all who
ara sick or any way ailing, of whatever COM
plant, and keep those in health always well.
The laugh cure viii even beat the water cure,
potent as lis. And the two combined, ifuni.
versally applied, would soon close every aposh-
ecasy shop, Jay every physician, water. cure
included, on the shelf, and basish every form
Of diseasc from among them. All its gig
giles effectualIy stir up every visceral organ,
churn the stomach aud bowels, more eRectu-
ally than anything else can possibly do
hence the easy langhers are always fat
ssissss:.Sss; a.: s..sea .z:.sha.,. tha systa.n
With real rush, burst open csosed pores,
and cast out morbid matter most rapidly
for bow soon docs the hearty laughter i'm
dpss free perspiation--set the brain in mo-
ton. 70 manufacture emotions, thoughts, and
mentality, as nothing can excite it, and uni
veasally practised would be worth moro to
the race, than il California deposites covered
the whole earth Only when fully tried,
can IL be duly appreciated. Laughter i life
while sadness and long-faced sedat4ness il
daakh. ~
q nedicI neiehbor tsIlstAe following =.
While on y picnic excu5oioa with party
Of young people, discs3EinRa crows rest
Z On i rock precipice, th&y etarted in great
glee 70 SEQ who would reach II first Their
haste being greater than prudence, some lost
ztheir holds, aud *0fe seen rolling and tumb-
jihg down DO h5lIssjd< bonneis smashed
eloshes torn, p9sturea "a 6nlous, de- but nc
enc hurt Then cesp<t elQpd ecepe ofihs
pest tyielsbt and lone end Sbsd laugh klss, and
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D cath Of a Disef.

$4,000 Aching for Circulation.-The
well known Inser, John Herryman, citizen
of this place, died very suddenly on Friday
night of last week. The deceased was a
German, who, by some means, had amassed
a handsome fortune, which we have heard
yariously estimated at from twenty five to
nifty thousand dollars, but unfortunately for
the public, as we'll as himself, he belonged
to the lowest grades of misers. In fact, the
most avaricious and loathsome character of
that class ever painted by the master hand
OF dickens, to use a cant phrase, "was no
patching to him."
OF his history, place ofnativity, or friends,
nothing Is known, and any allusion to these
matters, even by his most intimate friends,
always exasperated him.
lie leaves, SO far as at present is known.
no one to inherit his estate, which will in all
probability escheat to the State. No will
has yet been discovered, and it is not likely
he left any. The manner of life and parsi
monious habits of the deceased, are almost
incredible.
For the last sixteen years he has constant
ly worn the same blue linsey woolscy wamus
and pantaloons, carefully run or darned all
over with strong thread, so as to prevent the
possibility of wearing out except on some
important occasions, such as land sales or
something of that nuture, when they gave
way TO suit Of black velvet that he often
boasted had served him faithfully for forty
years. lie contracted the disease Of which
he died by walking over the bad roads du-
ring the most Indictment weather of the sea-
son, all the way to Putnam and Henry
counties, to pay his taxes on the land he
owned there, without sufficient clothing to
protect him from the cold. In fact, ,de are
informed that he scarcely ever wore n shir,
or under garment, and that tho one he had
on whcn,ho died had not been changed 70,
over three months.
Ii is related of him that, but short time
since, notwithstanding the pile of gold and
silver he had boarded away, he actually ear
ried an old horse shoe he had picked ul
some place, about the shops, and he succeed
ed in selling it f,r half dime.-- Sandusk.,
(Ohio) Vindicator.
| AGerman society IN Albany--the Turr
Verien"---is composed almost entirely o
Smiths. The editor Of the Albany Express
gives portion Of the roll ms follows:
Big Smi. : Little Smit Smit; from he hill
Snit from de holler: Smit nit de store
Smit de blacksmith shop: Smt init de lagc
bier shop Smit rniiout any "vrow !" Smi
vot wants "yrow Smit init one leg; Smi
NIT two legs Smit NIT de pigs Smit mi
de pig head, Smit NIT de pig feet !; Sni
init de brick yard sSmit NIT de junk shol
Smit NIT de bologaas Smit nit one ey,
| Smt init two .yes. ts,nit nit tle bone picker
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the fruits Of their union; in the dust they lie
SIDE by side; and they are reunited beyond
the tomb.
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Sfltrka Rnrtrq.
From the Baltimore Clipperl
Ihs cottage Waiesns Song,

trrom tne baiumoreCiipper.J ~
Ihs cottage Waissn's Song
Twas in the sprisg-time Of my life.
when hopes were bright, and cares were few;
I'd wander from my Cottage Homo"
To gather flowers bathed in dew.
Ono morning. wearied from my walk.
sat me down by the riverside, "A -
Upon a seat formed by rock 4l
To watch tbs ebbing, playful tide.
NV flowers made into wreath,
And said this eve j will thee wear,
How sweet viii look these wildwood aowers-
Within my glossy raven hair. ~
Beware. BEWARE the river sighed,
Hid IN that garland lies a thorn;
Upon,hv brow thou must not place
Those fiowers--.hey will sting when worn
laughed TO scoRx such idle talk,
MY chaplet on my brow placed
And oathe rivers brink stood
Reelected saw q naughty face.
The evening came--my flowers wore,
And all admired my simple crown
Vet still-for all--whereer or turned,
sKExED toimeet tho rivers frown.
Twas miduight when from off my brow,
fwearicd flung my wreath aside
But an! TOO LATE, the thorn held fast,
And said-'fsos heedest NOT the tide"
Such. such is life we do not take, \
A friendly word. in kindness given;
And not until the thors has pierced
In prayer we raise our eyes to Heaven.
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A horse dealer who lately effected
a sale, was offer d q bottle Of porter TO con.
fess the animal failings. The bottle was
drank, and then. he said the horse had bu,
two faults. w hen turned loose in the field
he was bad 10 catch, and ke was Of no sust
when. caupXf.
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q HobIs PIaffot M...


TnE yonng men of Connecticut known as
"the Junior Sons of America we're 81 state
Convention for two days at Hartford. and
closed their session with handsome snn,sr
eloquent speeches and good toasts.
lst Americans shall rule America. =,
I'd. The Union of these United State. a.r
they are, one and inseparable. =
Sd. To silence the clamor of faction. and
70 reouke The busy intringues Of selfish poll.
ticians. -
9Th. To see our internal resources improv.
ed, our labor rewarded, our genius fostered,
ana our manufactures, agriculture, commerce
ana national dignity sustained by an intelli-
gent American statesmanship.
9th. To be educated in American sent;.:
ment and principle, and strengthened in oar
WORK as our ancestors were in theirs, by the.
inspiration of that Sacred Book. - IA
9th. That the sufhages of the American
people for political offices should not be eiy
en- to any other than those born on our soil.
or reared under the influences of our institu.,
tions I.~'0,.l
9TH. That we will welcome to our. shores
the victims of tyranny from foreign lands,
and offering them place by our side, wep
grant them equal justice under the ptotec-
toH ol the CONSTITUTION. Is
sth. Opposition to foreign military organ,
| izations.
9lh. The doctrines Of the revered WASH
ington, Jefferson, Adams and the immortal
patriots of the Revolution, the last aSons cf
'76," who are fast fading from our view.
10th. The good of our Country, not par
ty, the success of our principles, not men.
llth. A radical charge in our naturaliza-
ton laws.
| 18th. To spread abroad, and to maintain.
against all accidents of time or Of defeat. the
waxing or the waning of parties; those three
great charters of American Liberty: the
Constitution of the U. s., the d scfaration,
of American Independence and the Bible.
18th. Union above all asiJe issues and
harmony in preference TO all intrigues ofpri-
vate politieians---eternal hostility TO foreign
ofiicials--and united projection to Ameri-
can interests. i
/ Hon n. G. FosrER.-- Whatever NAV be-
thought proper Of Horace Greely rs poj;ti-
clan, no one viii do..bt his nigii ii,,siii.ct
attainments and his ability as aicritic. Wri.
ting to his paper from Washington; he takes
the following highly complimentary nos;ca
of tho maiden effort" Of the Hon. NJ q
Foster, from Georgia, in reply to the apoio-
getic speech Of Mr.. Cobb : : F.
~fhe other debutant was Mr.. N. G. Foster
Of Ga. (a Baptist clergyman, Ibelieye.l who
i proved himself just the strongest man, who
has spoken for the Southern Asnesessss vet,
unless Humphrey Marshall be excepted -
Mr. Foster is a large bailt. dark complexion
Ell, Webster-looking man, stiIi ini tie prim,
oflifs, with good faculty Of putting wor1,.
very solidly together. lis leading iica wa.
5 the impolicy ofnaking a measure instead 3
t principle the basis Of political concord. .esne
] cially q ifeasarc subjected toe0manv coufI;e,
{ ting interpretations asthe Nebraska lin. U,,
was about thc best flssf speech ever heard.
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PATENT AGENCY



United Ssagea, Great &risHin. France,
AMI 1-ner kurQpean countries
The Subscribe, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
pEAtrSMAN wen acquainted with tfe Patent Laws, has
tents.
He oontnuga j, make Models ana 10 p-e,s-e specia
cations, sd al necessary uapers and ra pro-
cure Pa cents ia a3 liied Suites and Europghu e7un
tries Ioreigu Do mess confded only trus,y aua re
sp Idle agent
al business coudded to me will be promptly attended
10 az the i9iees rates CASUALLY % per lower thai
the same would be done by others in the nroiessi3n)
Having connections with one ~ hs BEST Agents 4
Washington and making frequent trips here, am en-.
bel 1 Keep thoroughly posted in al aaters relating
P3esnfs a4 new Inventions thus aotding the best ZACH
tiles for preliminary combinations, aud advising Inyen
tors Ia afd 70 securing Patent for Cher Inventions
Inventors will find to their advantage to put their in
vepti1ua INTO aubat9nGl orr or Model prac-
tcahs (this frequently Patent No case II lues
ton Of priority of Invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the paet Laws end proceedings
tle Patent Office. as to securing theirrighs.
Al communications strictly ccuhdctial Advice .ls TO
mode proceeding given gratis. Preliminary sNaIniha
hens wade. comparing inventions with those already pa
ncdi ot 10 use for he same purpose, involving the
principles and advice given as 10 che probability VI
QAaiiing pSJens, la saving from City 10 one
huudtsi dollars to t,e Inventor.
MODELS 9fa Iuyondons a1t require them made
order upon reasonable terms, aa warranted to onswn
h. feausti'a5 Of Che Raiont of5oe
Deeds q agsIFments recorded al Wellington. Copies
ofDrFinga, specifications, aud other papers III the ta
teut 0He9 ob-pm@i copy OF iha claims Of any inYen
lhs Patent Laws, reports Of Patent Cessu, and other
yaU Do Nofkg relating 90 Patents together with q com
plett st o an he Patents on recoi- ~ washing ou caa
be seti u tv o'ice, FREQ OF charge
IN further Information, inquire of
JAMES g. ARNOLD,
AaT0BNEY1AND SOLICITOR on PATLNTs,
WorCfnttr, Macs,
aplfi Once over 2O7 Main Street. ldnw9
"a 4NV AND E&TR ORDINARY DIS
~ CoYEIY -TgH IYrALLBLg LiQwu HAIR DYs -
Being pu instantaneous Dyei
10 ietH dgr q color Biack or br0teH IA ONE Minute
IL lur he Whiskcra or Iia the mon5nt q is applied
without njHry athe hsr OF skin. u can bs washed i
medNey oa DE ioce without disturbing the color Of tie
hair, ard has no bad a.or.
mty be applied regardless 81 theweathcr. The cine
required Tor Rcnu mfn 20 color MouslGhios Or BY Rows
is from nne 20 three mnufesi M Whsl from three 20
fr0 m u.asi Gehtemena Or lades' HAIR from Ave 40
t8n H1nutgf
Prepared and sold hy UARnla MOneg.
Westminster 81 aot1er q lddg 81 Providence H. /.
soid by NJ. Il. Gsraa 4 Co ~. alo Main stresi wors
eeatet. ele dSm
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A(islcl!anG0u5.
\ TATE NOR MAI sCHOOL


s. a I q n o q Nj IL 80 III o o Il
~ AT FRAMING gAM
The next Term Of this Institution will commence on
WEDNESDAY, the 81 Of September. Candida viii
be examined at O'Clock A. NJ. on the preceding Tues.
Applicants for admission must he AT least Ia years Of
age and be provided yb certificates Of poo5 nhvscal
moral and intellectual character GEO n. BTGEi2W.
Framingham, July 10 1856 es&Wtss
-------------
aG BO5LN ESS ONLY The advertiser has a
~ large store centrally situated, in the City Of New
1ork very suitable Tor an Agency Tor HeGyy Goods Of
shy description as Manufacturers Depot the location
IS admlra0s We wishes to engage the Agency for sell
ing on Commission. goods manufactured or unmanufac-
1nred, furniture, machinery or in fart any article for
Whch ne could nave City or State Agency, that would
De hkey to prove reunerative The very best refer
ences given as character business habits, &c Add-s
with real name and full particulars, Business Of
B. Buck, New YORK, Post Office. iy22 eodlm
.---
"a ITO y All persons are hereby cautioned
" against buying Note for 1925, dated April l. 1856
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GiotnulQ,
THOMAS T. SMITH,

% z n o " A K !
THOMAS T. SMITH,
TAILOR AND DJ2AP SIR,
Has removed his establishment from Clarks Block to
FFeeIand'a Rev Block.
Al The corner Of Main and Foster streets where he win
be happy to NEE. his ola customers, and many new
ones as choose to honor him with tAer patronage Heis
ut ai nes prepared to make garments in any desirable
gtylss and viii guarantee satisfaction 10 al cases
NONE BUT TEl BEST
G U S T O NJ w o r. XII!
VIII ever he allowed 90 out Of the shop and the sab
aerber confident that by the personal ateut
90 mis- FoIk which has secured to him liberal share
%. he public patronage, to merit its continuance.
ap2l dtf
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NORTEI STAE.

N.tkS NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion win stand this season.
a. WITT PRATrs Aneriean LiusrU Stables, Foster
Street. Worcester, Mass
NORTH STAR rs n black color, win Be SIX years Ola
In june 1866, and weighs 1900 pounds He was sired
by The renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
Of the Old sherman Morgan. The Dam Of Black Hsvk
was three gupricr blood English msre raised in inc
Province Of New Brunswick, who could ,rot her nile in
less than three inmates, weighed 1925 pounds and
IN every respect most perfect anima Ha9f Hawk lg
owned by David HILL Of BridepQrf W Il probably the
finest stallion n iha country, AND for speed apd bottom
s acknoFled9 20 boVith0ut SUPERIOR 10 has trot-
90, iu harness, mile on the Cambridge Track, in two
minutes and iortytgo seGonia without training, ard il
J1y ~ 1872 agabs 0secoa. ave miles and repeat he
won with case Ihe hrs, heas vas Performed in 10 min
utes, 30 aecoads.
Tie dam Of Norh s.art Chcrab) vas raised by j. ri
arson, Of New Jefi and sired hyQQ Ahulah, ihn
sire Of Meioe, Fourth Jolly Ajax Hector ioby, Gem
trcyile, OBI. nia. aad of cello lsiei heg1a. A0aal-
lnh was sifei 81 0d HemhrIaoi who was sired BY Im
ported Mess niger
NORTH srAE Is ono Of the m0t. beautiful hmaes Ia
New EnEisuI, h1h s1 bottom and speed, 81 splendid
style and sctin and 70 acknowledged 70 be Of the
best stock horaea Ia Che country Hst United, this
son, TO lty mstfl only hc was rJed By Joel Holcom
TconderoRa, n. Y.
M North Star has stood "a worcester two ssons psa
and bis stock which unsurpassed BIS thsl nRny other
Horse IN the country may be IL his cil s proof
Of his valuable qualities.
for The season, ~ the nsA 4 4ia horse VII
be $50 pal abe Che Ore, 81 pismhtr.
rrs Good k5erNrw be provided for taarrn from a ds
ancs snd an academia tneita end escapes, will be
no riak of che 0gneit,
fcHAELUa j. PRATT pfgp,,.or.
Wofssatsf' ap"l % 1850 mg2i aevtt
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-. OYSTERS. Oysters Gown again 10
MM ( 81 81 per Gallon or rs cents per quar-. Call
"a NJ at the Worcester Fsh ana Oyster Market
~ No. 10 Mechanic trees ami be supplied
iueh6 uti "a. II. SEAHB
- NA BALES Harris Brothers suspcrior cor.
~ W TON TWlNE Ais LAY received This Twine Is
not mado Of waste Ike u The article bnt OF eiea
cotton, BY whi4h, with equal strength vpu rain some
400 to 800 yards to the pound. III. GRIFFIN 8 co,
Agents for Harr;a ttrotb -
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--DgALfAG fN----
New ana Second Hand Furniture, Crockery
aua Close Ware Stove, Carpsis, me AL Kinds
Of House fufuahins Gods.
NIB Cash raii for secondhand FURNITURE at
ca 4 IS Main "a. ny Z. r.. LAMHoN a co.
Iyss d1y
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The following kinds Of this fence most in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES
No !, 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of II. 10
wire body Of No II wire, $500 per rod.
No 2 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of No. 10
wire, body Of No "a wire, $175
No 5, p feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of No. 10
wire, body of no II wire $3.50
No +, u feet high inch MESH lateral wires Of Nc 10
wre body Of no Ii wire, Sl,37t
No 5, feet high, inch mesh, lateral wires of No II
body Of Ne. Is wire, S0,15
No c, SO feet high inch mes lateral wires Of No. 10
wire, body o. No. u wire, 81, IS.
No. T. 32 feet high inca mesh, lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body No. 70 wire. 81.
No G. Extra 81 feet high inch mesh4 lateral wires Of
No, wire, body of No. II wire, $3.50.
Nos 2, 81 aud are most used for gardens, ceme-
eries relises and other places where beauty is the qu
y most desired. No aud I, and No Extra. are best
adabted for farms railroads. high way aud for other pur
poses whero strength AMI efficiency the most
sary qualities.
81 Front street
]. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
lccessors to the L. W. Fence Company,1
No 38 Water Street Bostou
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~ MAsSA CHUSETTS MORGAN.
fATNrs Tile undersigned gives notice that his hne
E@SA stallion, Massachusetts MORAN, will stand the
&~ remainder Of The season at ha stable on Pleas
AIT Street, opposite LcOlas Narsetiss Massachussis
Mogan was sized by thecebrated Green Nous tain Nor.
gan, owned by Slas Hale Of Royalston. His dam was
cross Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin Whesock Of sutton in this county
Massachusetts dorgan Of the 6ues animals in the
country He weighs 1000 ponds, aud has trotted
hs mile In three minutes For ymmetry Of form and
grace Of motion and bottom, be has no sups1ior.
The stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inhsrt ~ the good
qualiiea m their sire and his colts have teen sold at
prices ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.
Terms $40 the season. Mares brought from a distance
will be Kept tlree four days or uut serv d. without
extra charge. JAkLAM GATES
my19 deod&wtf IT'S Pleasant st.
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Firm Of Bond 4 Kelley. 6lass;si5, as St, i Paul.

Prom the Editor af ths Be;A Estate A6Ysrtiserl
BasGoN, q sGnoo Street slaro1 20, 1885
~ Ar Having hlcame preu atur,lg quite ray
faur Restorative haze ased less than two bottles b
the gray hairs have al Disappeared and although ny
hair has uet luy atanedits original C3or yet the pro-
cess Of ehang is gradually going %, and in great
hopes that IN sh9r! time my hair VIII be dark rs for
mery. have also been Mach gratiiei at the heaiay
moisture and vigroi ,he air, which before war harsh
aud dry and il has ceased to come out formerly.
Respectfully yOars, D. G. M.RUPP
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kS G ! tee Me House.
E NEWPORT, r. i.
IEsAa& Those who cont pate the passing Of The sui.
s'1Agr y season at Newport, are Informed that tho
oil c0mneny Oh the "a Of Jnne.
f1e house lea undergone a thorough reservations OK
tensive Accommodations have heen added and cara
structed 90 plan l1 thu mos thorough Ven'ia
ton. Tho houss Is raflrniehed wifi entirely new mrn
tare. Tho bglstealA the matresacs he had .ncn and
Ia fact al matters 1pperaning thereunl1 ~ a new and
fresh, never having beon used. F.B. pEcKI AM,
July TO- 1906 dawtf Proprietor
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daw6n
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Tread
"a TuIS-OLD AND YOUNG!
Y r o r ESS OR w d O d &

Il ~ - II T. - J. - * a / ! Y Ii.
Is doubt the most wonderful dis -oyery Of this AGE Of
progress, FOR it will restore permanently gray hair 10 ies
original color the head Of the bal1 with most lux
urant growth, remove all dandruH aud itching
all scrofua and ether claupous efuptions etc il
will cure, by magic or periodical headache;
make the hair soft glossy, and wavy, and preserve the
color perfectly and The HAIR from falling, extreme old
Rge.
The following is from distinguished member Of The
medical profession:
ST. PAUL, January 1, 1855.
PRog. O. j WOOD: Dear Sr-Uusoicjted, I send You
hs certificate. After being nearly bald for "a long time
and having tried all the If reorayes extant and hay
Ing no faith ia any, was induced bearing Of yours.
TO give it trial placed myself in the hands of bar
her and had my heSd rubbed with good stiff brush aBd
the Restorative then applied and wen rubbed in, till the
scalp was agl0w This ITeTeatgd every morning and ia
three weeks the Young hair appe-~e and grew rapidly
from August last until the wese Ii and is now thick
black and strongsoft and plea an the touch; where
as before it was harsh ard wiry, what little there was Of
1t, and that iJtie disappearing very rapidly sti
use yOur Restore i've about twice week and shall socn
have good and perfect crop Of hair Now hsd read
Of these thnggaRd who has not? but have not seen hth
srto any case where any PERSONS hair really baus
htted by any of the hair tonic eic Of the day; and t
really gives me pleasure to record the result OF 10Y eNpe
nehce have recommended your preparation to others,
aud It already has aarge and general sale thTouehoat he
Territory The peopls here know its effects and have con
bdenee init The supply you sent MS whoesal agents
for Che Territory n nearly exhausted. and daily lnque
are made for IT, You deserve orsdor your discovG y
ami L for -s you my thanks Cor the beneatish4s
dC7e ne dr eraiuly had despaired long ago Of ever
edSctng any such resaE, Yours, hastily.
! EftNn
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Cheap Embroidery Store,
III Tia st., opposite aldoW Block.
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GILK AND WOOL BARRED rs.
a. IL I-e Cents.
Some nice and expensive goods are selling cheap at the
above prices, at
oHAMBERLIN. BARNARD, & cos.
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Price Two cents.
zssar
Erp 0oo0s.
) p E c IAL NOT ICE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
-tv rys
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
best cast Steel, (sauderson, Bro. B Coz
+" round machinery Steel.
g." English spring 4"
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