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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-18
HSSf!sn3 EssAsiisg
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AT
Mfrrill, AfllOgg Sos

DGCM All Wool DeLaines-French herinos--
IA Thibes, a full assortment, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG g. Co.'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-18

~ ment Of family Groceries thew are selling at the
lowest price. Opposite the City Bank, No, 70 Main
Street.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-18

ssR0 Acres in Observation-Disclosures, fences and
tcO appearances eli the frst order-now in
ossesson OF leading farmer OF the county, whose
dl'g health alone induces him 10 offer this proper
Q Tor sale. Inquire of g. Y. BRANDE
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csrsn Wan aud bis associates would ba ksksd
send 70 5s governnsas cory Of s Times IN which Is
iound Letter hom Mr.. Marcy TO the American Minister 70
Nicaragua Though this lesy appears to ceusure the Mins
aed holds out hi cal TO Walker the true Is thai n
sho time The Of the United states will rec.snze
e. WALLERSfETN,
Two other letters accompanied this correspondents,
one Of which from Mr. Moiny, the Costa Rican Nj.
mister At Warrington informing his government OF recent
letters received from the governments Of Great Britain
and Frnnce in which great sympathy felt for the Cen
tal American Sates in general Tao oher inoYas ths
government of Costa Rica that English feet will be
Immediately sent to the Pacific coast of Costa RlcA
VIII not thsse letters open the eyes OF the government
and the people OF tbs United States to the oysmsn Of
Great Britain in Central America And will 1t not s
mulate them to fufcent energy to immediately place
squadron Of veesos both the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts OF Central Americsf At present the British
reiens supiemely at San Juan del Norts and ss
ing under the American Gag held to strcs ccouat.
CoDmupication s prohibited with the shore by the OH
Of the Ergsh gats lying il the ha,bor OF San
juan especially to all persons who from Nicaragua,
bats Of this fgats. The oesrs in,erfered the
arrival of the stesmers Cnas. Morgan, frou New
Orleans, AMI Orizaba, from New York. aad orders
we1e given that al passengers for Nicaragua
should b taken back the steamsrs "a
they would not Be permitted TO proceed further As
one had taken psssags for Nicaragua, thsee no
syds that any q hs Pssssass SoAsd we're ds.'
gats undecided how to act in the mster aud tho
river steamer departed with SEQ passengers 800 OF whih
for Granada, TO oin Walker It ths intention
Of Captain TLklepaugh Of the Orzaba to give up his
ship the order Of Captain Carlton OF the Brsh
rgaie, had been strictly carried out.
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SECOND BATTLE OF R1vAS.
SIX HUNDRED COSTA RICANs EILLED-rorAL RoUr
OF THE ENEMY-AMERICAN LOSS THIRTY.

OF TIE ENEM1-xMEHlC1N LU5S THfHTfs
from the Nicaragusnse, April 12
RiyAs has again beenI the feld OF Q bloody conflict
On the morning of tbs 7th inst intelligence ree shed
Granada that Immediately after the dsc.rture Of the
American troops from Rvas, force Of 1900 or 1000
Costa Ricans entered and took possession Of the city
Al the information WAS authentic there was no time TO
be lost the part Of Gen. Walker in making ready to
repulse the enemy By daylight the 8th inst, force
Of 500 men, including 100 native troops, the
march from Granada to engage ths.psesumputcus nvs
ders Gen. WALKER in person. WAS at the head of the
army. The force under his command er:1mpci the
night of the 10th inst within nine miles Of Rves snd
In the meantime 1t had been ascertained beyond doubt
that the city was held and fortified BY 1000 Costa Rcana
and Chamoristas.
Early on the morning Of the l1th the march Was re
sumed with the prospect ahead OF lively engage meat
Evidently to the surprise o. the enemy, the democratic
t0rce nssai VI snsrinS tAa sity BY tas w.aA route
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MURDER OF AMERICAN CITIZENs-IMPORTANT LET
TER FROM THE AMERICAN MINISTER TO PREsI'
DENT MORA.
The Costa Rcans. in their attack upon Virgin Bay,
murdered Unfortunately number of American citizens
Walkers government Most Of them were, had besn
employ cd the Transit route but they fell victims to
cans in Central America The following sdavts were
taken before Col Wheeler, Minister the 18th inst
and despatched forthwith To the United States govern
immediate action in this matter. If they do not, the
lives and property Of American citizens, hereafter is not
safe In Central America.
day came before Oharss Mahoney native and citizen Of
$ " S sss s ssS S1 &. who
the employ of the Transit Company, the Ishmus
r s
April isSs army Costa Riss beaded 4.
bs dsponent standing in front OF OF the Transit
ssS sSS. stS
Hs. 81 ssy s0nSsd and order e
%s;s h;:s iSs
sissn Of New Yot aasrer ssrvios Ct The Tran
M sa aso aSSus t ~ .v yor and IN tho
% s s;s % ss pYs New sst n
'ss,es ssss Z and in s.
lad. native OF New York. aged about 49, Cnams no.
G. Thomas Hannexan. native Of New York. in the services
New York. aud ia the sero,
As Cs%aRsny e. essS m aged a
s. KerAn, ciuzen OF Pennsylvania aged 80
All OF whom died Immediately, (ercept Long, who lived
eight or Ten hourx the effects OF said shos Also MI
ch ,e Kachfora citizen OF Jersey CITY, was wounded ard
other man. this dep0nea attached 10 Mr. Lad
mill None Of those persons killed o. wounded had any
The orcea then broke open e doors of the sore broke
open trunks robbed the dead and others of
Ing Virgin came into harbor and this deponsn'
He went aboar remained board leaving the forces
Costa Rica In Virgin Bay, aad with the steamer 10 ha
1hs conduct os hs Costa Risa troops barbarou and
GY.gs lgv alter hs ppxwed pess7% w;I. ~! Aal h1
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1roclamationo Of Mora, and War Cry
Of Costa Rica.
DEsERTIoN OF scHLEsSINoER.
HONDURAS AND SAN SALVADOR IN FAVOR OF PEACE
BATTLE OF SERIQUIPI, VIRGIN BAY,
To-, 30, 10.

Abe steamship OrizabA, Capt nnkepaugh, from SAn
Juaa dol Norts evening of the 2st inst via Key West
whore she touched for COAL arrived ct this port last
evening.
The by this arrival is Of the - Importance and
Ne give full details Of it annexed.
Among the passengers by the 0rzabA was Major Heiss
the well known politician and editor.
Purser Hatch viii please accep. acino xledgmsnts
Tor the prompt delivery ofour parcels.
The English figats Euridyce, Capt Tarleton Was the
only weasel in tho harbor Of San Jusn and her boats
eonstar y duty, watching the movements Of the
Americana Passengers who down the river in the
steamer were prohibited by them from going on Shore
The Orizaba detained at Key West eighteen hours
On the 26tb, taking in coal
April lat. % 20 lon SO 49, sigaalized bark sh,w
ing French sg and letter In private signal standingN
April e. Cape Florida N. N W. twelve miles, signAlized
ship Martha J. Ward, standing n
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THE MOVEMENTS OF WALKER.

On the 18th ns 100 naive troops wore on the maroh
route for Granada and with the 900 An orleans who
out from New Orleans the Charles Morgan-who
ut Castillo Rapids the goth inst, and would b,
in Granada the morning of the 21sWaker will have
Absut 900 natives. In a few days he will divide his
forces, by sending part Of them BY the stesmers to
march BY the land route so as to attack the Costa Rlean
force cm ali positions and ont CT their retreat in every
way possible. As to the result donbts of hts
success and the accounts by the next steamer win
firm this mpressiou.
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MEDICAL.
DOCK FOR EVERY HUSBAND AND WIFE,
I'D THE MARRIED woMAx's


By Dr. A. Maurceau. Professor OF Diseases Of Women
extra binding 81 kvery woman can here discover By
character and Of her complaint and be much
anxiety and sueriag. The wife about becoming mother
has often need Of instruction and advice In respect her
aton which he will here find This book tells her what
matter and tells her what 70 do for It, In simple chase
words and such she understand. Those suffering
obsruc0ns irregularities peculiar TO tbs female system.
from pr0apaus utef CALLING OF the womb from hcur abus
will each find In Ito the means OF prevention Ameora
ton end relief Extract OF letter from gentleman In Day
on, Ohio
DAYToN May l. l8x7.
DR.. A. NJ MAuRIcsAuMy Dear Sir: My wife has bean par
cepby sinking for some three yoars consequence
confinement successive debitsed and
traed her, putting her life in imminent danger which
was, the last occasion desPsred Of supposed
state Of things inevitable and resigned myself the
worst. heard your book highly spoken Of containing
matter reaching On Its receipt and perusal
express the relief afforded distressed mind
and ne JOY It's pages impaired to my wife learning the
great discovery Of n. Docomeaux provided remedy
HpreeenedA prospect which little conceived posi-
be- But for this another year would have
my head, in I'll human probabY my wifs would have bee
in her grave, and my children tqA mothorless.
For sale by STRINGEk DWNsRND No n BroadwsJ
Sherman 4 co.. Aston House, No vssey street, Dewitt b
Davenport Tribune Buidnya and a ae pubnshng Once No.
l29 Liberty street New York Joseph Tucker MOBILIZE also
Peterson No l03 Chestnut street rhiladelpha On he
age. 70 any part of United States An letters must be ad-
dressed, postpaid 70 DR.. A. NJ Maurfeeau, once No. 10
Liberty street. New York. 70 boz No. LEA New Yk Post
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INIRsT eHIP FOR LIvERPooL-THE FAvORITE
packet chip CENTURION; Captain Coow,s, win sail on
Tuesday noon The inst For passage bsvng Superior
accommo daons apply board, pier sast river,
SABEL C0RTIs, liz Broadway.
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sIIIPPTNG..

DoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-uNIrED STATES
Captain hos. Lyon will leave on "Wednesday MAY H. from
pier No North rlver ct O'Clock r. NJ Bls OF adng signed
ON beard For freight or passage apply TO s. MITCH ELL
No Is Broadway For Florida thrugh tickets from New
Jacksonville $751; 10 PAba, 49, Lsrke ana comm ,dious
Savannah for Florida three times week
Meeting with the from Rev York on Tucsdays and
Saturday,.
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Eos NoSEoLk AND pErERssyse.-rH

LroR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG.-rHE UNITED
L states Meh sleamaMp ROANOKE. Capt Thomas Skin
at o'clock M from pier Is North river She win arrive
Norfolk the next afternoon and M Petersburg the folio wing
nornD9 Passengers for the souh will proceed direcy
BY the great Southern mali line 10 Charleston Augus Savan
nah Ac. Those tor Richmond wi arrive Of their destination
esrly Friday morning Travellers will ind this the cheapes
cesssntest and most expedious route Passage and are
$40. Apply 70 LyDLAM PLFAsANTs, 50 Broadway.
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EXPRESSES.

ArEw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANYs Elk
IN press Ofce, us Broadway New York -Hhe New YORK
and Ere Railroad Company having made arrangements TO
transact the express business their road and connecting
branch railroads. and having procured suitable outfit for that
purpose are now prepared 70 do general express bust
ment Of trains which the business done they will be sbe
avail themselves Of the privilege OF giving unusual despatch
articles orW arded by their stations along the line
OF their road s connecting branches Their facilities In
this respect will be much greater than could DO Afforded -
companies exclusively engaged II The express busnes. By
Express Comp apes articles will be taken BY these companies
bunkk Buffalo, and forwarded with despatch TO al the
principal cities the United aes aud Territories
wi be made b. this mpany for the transportation
ger trains to DuDkirk Buao 70 forwarded rom thee
points their nation by the ordinary transportation lines
Two will be sent daily In charge Of special
pprr who will the transmission Of merchandise
sges end collection of bills sent with goods Of all kinds, tn
proceeds OF which win be promptly returned Particular
counts between Now York Buffalo, Cleveland Cincin
natl Chicago and ST. Louis, &c, 70.
MAY Is, 1855. HENRY D. RICE, supt Eroress
DACIRIC IMPRESS COMPANY, NO. LA BROADWAY
California Oregon and the west coast OF South Anne
ricawl be despatched May TO- att O'Clock, per UDei
States mail steamer George Law. Ia charge Of special
sanger No freight received ser 10 o'clock. Small pare
snd letters received unui III O'Clock
VIThLLs FARGO CO., 81 BROADWAY, WILL SEND
w their next express to California, Oregon, &C., per
United States mail steamer George Law. via Panama.
Tuesday next May 20 leaving a. O'Clock p. NJ
before 10 A. M on the 20b furnish wi memoranda OF
contents and value tn properly at Cusoms Small
&c received until noon Letters always prepaid Psch wa
terproo, very strongly. WELLS, FARGO CO.
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] Nal Feamera -9he ahips comprsng tMs line are
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Kldfid0o.
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comgaock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
These ships having bean built By contract 1pressy for hs
government service evory has been taken In their
Hrucon also In their engines insure strength and speed
and their for passengers are unequaed for
Price otpaasags fos New York TO Liverpool hrs cabin.
rooms $685. From Liverpool 70 New York 80 and 70 gut
An experienced attached 70 cash ship No
have improved water tight bulk hesds and avoid danger
from Ice VIII not sroas tic Banks north Of n degrees until
Ter the lst Of August
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CoNFiDENrIAL OONsULTArIoNs.-DR. COIBEIf
y Duane street may be eonsusd On ssTsa1 d.ss.ss.
ceri.!ny Of being ric.y cured al. Esssn%i SssAss:
Ssss G s ss
CoNTIDlNyIAL MEDICAL AID tUReiOAL CONSUL.
ed a diseases RECURRING seue.y twenty IL year. 81
n Al :s.s ns .,sS 0 sSs :,
sa ~ Ssu:y y a. can
~ unryAled remsdes-The Of certain diseases.
Quick 4. And complete he ac,sd Who w'ud OBTAIN apsrma
hundreds monthly Once Arranged that patients DO nos
ortuI aes Friend aiwsssr days;
c = ,o. ss::; in 'w'v' A0 0' 90 Canal street. corner
nR. LANNON'S PABIs AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ ADVISER and Marriage Guide: 2oh edition. 400 psge.
sed remedies and shows uperory Of the authors Paris
and London vesment Of certain diseases Ais, debit
AZ cures an such diseases, :, 50 1srgsr q
evsn1s sunday " Tres mens by later .sa
We p, rmont 70 he actedoour
TORsfBR ON OoNsUYPTIoE. &c.-
just DSs':asa q los Psfs &c sSsosA
popular tsss me recent mpcI discoveries relative
In .ysy portion q =: s.rnss pooor. .9und p..sae.
sImpticn and scrCfus vin be siI.osd 81 ~ pgSicao
which, by is extreme ohsapnsss made acobis svsr.
one NV
Fer sale all bookstores or win bs mailed on receipt o.
tea cens post paid sy SRIDGMAN CO., 6 Grand street,
Nav York. 70 anv part a The country
IMPORTANT MEDICAL. ANNOUrCEMENT-DRL LOUIS
lie Brun formerly Of Paris, physician and surgeon
sss and m q ssss e. s
be has permanently located his once and No 40 LIS
penafd street. Broadway Tho Docrs curing
these complaints lodged 70 be second only - that u
srs o :%ss S oa
not 10 exceed casee dollars. adj
vice. Consultations Francais. LOUIS LE 1uVs ~
-,---D11Ts @STTTo DrrTV 5rIO ,sW1,-v- -
IL ams ct - public general, quill stsbu
au No 10 Iispenard street, pres de Broadway.
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ASTROLOGY.

TyLAIRvOYANCE-MRS. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
street. few doors west OF Broedway me most
medical and business clarvoyAn In America All diseases
recovered and cured fcurabe the fe and Of
made known unoyng advice business d.,
md charge unless satlsfed.
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EXCURSIONS.

GUSHING BANKS ApOY-le66.-THE WELL KNOWN
II sea steamer ROBERT L. STEVENS Captain Charles
Anderson formerly q the Laura Knapp win commence her
every day. except Saturdays. Leaving Amos street at
Spring street, Ia Peck sip g. Broome street, East river,
pier No. North rfvsr, O'Clock.
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no LET. OR LsAsR-A FIRST GLASS Ho6ss Hss
hsnih street wss. OF Broadway. near New Iors Hre
gas Throughout two Sss ana Su. psnTs
rooms above the basement most dcurable large sniv
oD soss so NASSAU and as
no LET IMMEDIATELY IN BsooKLYs-raE SEC oND
asGs and back basement with range 4 tho %oaere sas
The house has just been repainted throughout.
TTPPEs PART OF HOUSE TO LEr-wIrH ALL THs
able families desired; iii Be is. rss.onsSss
prsn. w.Ssrsy place. Sss. &c nsSts oo.I
w oaKsa2P TO LEr.-THE SECOND AND TaIRD
for VIII % e tS aood a
ss cTss E nA ssSA ~
ss NAY i si y .s o r. S ~
north q q degrees. until siter he ist Of Ausust.
.pp MnsSs sS a g wan ss
Az ersm m1s pan through The fos ONCE any others
P.enseIs w please be On board q II O'Clock A. NJ Tho
s.nsdss. june S''1' WIZ succeed No Atlantic and SAL
NoIIoH-TAPsOorTsL LIN. OF LIvaRPOOI. PACK.
.s xsfo .,s ss Rns 1 V: p soS s
e: e .Sov; For page cabin sseoad cson snd ee
g. sssS
ENOR LIvERPOOL-DR ANATIC LINK-TO SAIL 21TH
NAY; IN, The splendid new clipper ship CARAVAN. Oapt
Sands VII posfvely sail above at IL O'clock This
ito packet has uneQuaed accommodations Glasses OF
psssenger Apply on board pier IA East river, @.
DOB HAvRE, DIR8Cf-TE FRENCR BC1EW
y neamship BARCELONA, 1000 .ons burthen. viii leave
for the above port ON Tuesday, june O'Clock precisely
price Of passage
fzst cabin. .sl0l
% s;i he attention 81 .hpps.s 10 he dsrsaee
Pssss s0
EN-. Nd. POIRIEH CO., 80 Broad street.
July3
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lot BeekmAn street, running through to Ann ures
suiisble for warehouse. Apply 70 1NRSoorT co., 81
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a UsTRALIA z INDKPENpENT LINK.-FI las

q and guaranteed TO sail before any vessel now up The
magnificent clipper ship QUEEN OF THE SK A6, VIM B.
Cobb commander win be despatched the 18th May for Mel
bourne The above vessel clipper and superior
70 ship now on the berth for Australia her acoonmoda
tons for passengen arc uneQualed being all deck and
6ed ~ equal 70 any seamship Passengers intending ks
gagng elsewhere One half her cargo board and
shppep are requested complete their at
For balance OF freight passage in rs second cabins at
ow raes appycn board. At pier II Mast river; "a GOOD
EVE, ARkEIl. ELLIOT. 81 Pearl n.
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A UsTRALIk-PIoEEER LINE. CARRYING THE
IA United 6taes mail The beautiful l clipper sbio
MONSOON go ons buvthen, for Melbou and win also
Sceve regns for sydney We now a. her berth pier.
and be despatched early in June. Has splendid
modAons Tor passengers In first and second cabins and will
freight ut lowest rates. Shippers and intending
Ees w or aeqre engaging 20 apply
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UVHORNIg SEWING MACHINEs.-THEsE MACHINES
are simple in their consrucion, and not liable 10 get ont
OF ORDER and suitable for cloth leather Those about
purchasing would do well 70 call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere JOSEPH THQRNR, 800 Broadway.
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ITO LRT-THE THIRD FLOOR, CONSISTING OF TWO
rooms and a bedroom to small family Rent. ~ per
month; woud let furnished second floor gen.
ueman and lady, with partial board In house with small
family. Apply at 2l7 West Twenty fourth street.
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ITO LET-JHE LARGE FIVE STORY AND ATTIC
house on the southeast OF Fourteenth street
Fourth lately occupied by Miss Lane The house
contains between 50 and 60 part Of which
Of the best in The city docking Union park for respeca
BILE private boarding house hotel Apply the premises
ortoJ l. CODDINGToN, II Wall street, c1nd story front
office. from IL to BPM
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no LEr-ONE HALF OF A NEATLY FURNISHED
three story and basement brick house, 37 Hicks stree
Brooklyn with rooms. pleasant location. small
family will find II To their advantage 10 call and Rent
terae Apply 10 JAS J. JOHNSTON, &c Amty, near Hicks
street. or on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-19

L,Lh GIRO CHEMICAL BATHS, NO. rs WEST THIR.
u teenth street. Sixth avenue-Dr. HANKINHON
permanently and speedily the following diseases-N
acdon Of limbs swelling OF joints dropped hands and al
erupuons OF the skin Also guarantees extract all minerals
The system Instructions and batteries given students
PR
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CTAFFORD's OLIVE TAR CO., REMOVED TO NO. is
- State street. New York. east side OF the
cannot exist when olive tar ointment Ia applied. pam
phet with full explanations will be sent free of postage,
receipt Of letter stamp
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LNOR6fHR ON CONSUMPTION, &c.--
II just published 60 pages. price one dlne,
CORBUMPfION AND BCROFULA;
popular reape the recent mpov discoveries relative
70 their ceuse, nature And certain cure.

DOOTRUR LOUIS In BRUR L'HONNEUR D'TN-
IL former amis, ct - public general, QUIZ sau stsb
an No, ~ Iispenard street, pres dc Broadway.
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CHONCAsEs- assembly 4 BROTHERS. MANUFAC-
tory and warercoms No Nor,n william stree pear
Ohio large assortment constantly hand. Old sho
taken In exchange. Orders promptly executed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID factory, 33 Pearl street. Franklin square All articles
cold the lowest factory prices Paint brushes OF superior
qualify constantly hand Machine brushes order
JOHN X. HOPPEI.
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N,oR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. DIRECT, TAKING
freight for sydney, Geeong and Adeade.-Muua line -
Positively the first vessel and fastest ship the berth
Packet ship Of the LIST OF June-The superb cpper ship
BoSL0n LiGhT y Crowe, commander viii be dsps che,
made her last passage 70 Francisco Ol
days. delivering her cargo In complete order. Freight
gagged early Will be taken at unusual low This shp
has elegant accommodations for few frat and second
can FOR egnt or passage apply on 'osrd A.
Wall street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20
~ NNOLD > OLOb . LES
AID
VITAL FLU
UNION OF THE OLD AND THE NEW
Medicine and Chcmisiry-AlI and
Homeopathy,
IN THESE MEDIoo oHEMIc

IN THESE MED1co CHEMICAL
RESTORERS OF HEALTH
Which eradicate hors by introducing Into the blood and
system the chemical opposite Of the Human Poison
They remove OF cure bihousness In like manner, by ou
city consuming the cause through chemical action
They strengthen the blood and give IL increased life
and vigor Of health.
Bilious attacks prevalent in spring, may be prevent
I'd by the Of the Gobuies and Yifdl Fluid in CON
necon The case Of gentleman well known In worces
ter is an illustration Of his important item OF their ef
feet Lassitude, WEAKNESS and debility Of spring are
especially aGeed and directly removed by their peculiar
action in yalizng the blood aud giving t 'he elements
Of resh cool alr-hus temperiRg the effect Of spring
changes in the atmosphere and ertreme summer heat
This item should be noticed and realized by every person
subject to biiousness lasitude debility, lessened appe
tte or weakened nerve at approach OF warm weather.
and during its continuance. The VITAL FLuD parficu
larry Uiu6es aud tones up the system. Uostiyeness
may be removed and permanently cured by taking small
doses Of the 0lobucs regularly and the Fluid ut inter
walls Piles are thus reduced and permanently banished
JOHN q. hill, 22o Main g., wholesale dealer in
worcester will supply trade t. vicinity ut the lowest
prices Sold also by Bush Co. Scott, spur and apoth'
tealeS and medicine dealers generally In Worcester and
vicinity mvib an