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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
ATTEMPT TO BLOW Up A BUILDING
WITH THREE MEN IN 1T.
Fror IA, Pr t,lrhia Lsles,. .tms. 70.


Last evening an old man named WIN. Evans Wa
charged, before Alderman Eneu, with having AZ
tempted 10 destroy the lives of Alex. f. out,rbdge.
K. II. Stewart aud Geo. {. Harvey, In rom No. ~
in the Merchants Exchange.
The room is occupied by Messrs. Outerbridgc. Har-
yey 4 Co., commission merchants, aud who are pan
owners with the defendant in two machines Tor making
oieais. II is alleged by the defendant that htssas.
OU,erbridge Harvey s Co had not fabll.d thelr p~-
tion of the contract which so inccnsed him, Eveaa.
that he determined to have revenge and visited IN"
room of the firm yesterday for the purpose OF COS
summaiirg his design. -,
that Evans came into No. 70, and hncmg I've
strangers there reque sed the strangers 10 leave In@
was thought 10 be strange conduct, bu' hs'cre tsey
could come TO any reasonable solution 81 the mAuet.
Evans asked HE partners in the machines, ~ Ihey
woulc advance him money enough TO SO on Win tns
use Of The machines so as TO make cigars Ihey an
swered no. a. they had already lost some $1,000 by the
operation. -, -, IN 49,.
eternity" at the same tine opening bis coat. uod'r
which was quart s.cLe Jug, containing about too1
pounds Of powder, suspended around ais neck "
striIg. Before any one in the rooT couia tesca 'ss
p,soner be had taken The stopper from the jug and
thrust into ts mouth a Lighted cigar; but ow-ng
If supposed to there being laIge quantity a asnas
on tie erd Of the cigar failed to ignite the po~des
Before Evans could make a stcold anemP', ooe "
The men ia the loom Ian behind hun, cut the string
which held the jug, anu thus allowed The dangerous
cembustibe to tall 10 the floor. Tie prisoner was at
once secuted and take n before Alderman Enue, who
after the hearing, committed him to prison.
The defendant is apparently over hiy years OF age,
speaks like one well educated and accustomed to good
society. He entered into Along explanation before
the Alderman as 10 the sature OF bis invention for
making cigars ard also spoke of his difficulties win
The present cOmpsinsnts which Lad become OF suc6
a bature that he determined ~ revenge himself upon
them.
The Jug was filed to the mouth with powder. and
near the top piece OF sand paper bad been pasted.
as if 10 insure the lighting Of match Il the cig1
should fail to perform It's work. The escape OF McsSrs
Outerbri6ge. Stewart and Harvey was very narrow
one and the fact that Evans would have been killed
without the possibility Of a doubt, shows how despe-
late lie was and how little lie cared for bis own life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

.,o,v re,Dec. formal and sufficient. There is no
doub. we supreaend, that the title is an the state
~. - \ should prove otherwise that the
State !. sbuudautly able, aud would be perfectly
~~;,,;., 10 respond. II is strongly surmised that
an I,I object Of the interferenceis to prevent the
-, ton of the sale under the act of the last
.,;,,.ture. and to give spectators chance 70
intervene. Considering the conduct of Dir. BUS
,,ed in the Lowber case, and hs readiness TO rely
on Mr.. Lowbers warranty this exceeding '."''
tyepess about the title in an instance where '"0''
can be nc doubt of the ability Of the gr"n'or W
spond. is little singular. This we fear Is ano'.ea
case in which Mr.. Busted has failed 70 Keep ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

The FiLIBrsTERs-rhe acsual number Of mes ccn =
yeyed 10 Ncsrsgus from the State Of California % tn,
asg Of G,n. Wslker drripg .he Isst two year. -
shown BY the books Of the old Accesse,y Irssss
Company Of Chsrss Morgan Sons was no iesv % -
received fem G. Iforris. NJ. Bos,w;o< is'e Se-re-
tsry q s,te 70 Gen. Walker ssy, ,tst he cen yrcy'
By eocru sata,y ey;jercs thst no ,.ss Tran wv Ill.,
bs.tsr. Lave soar9 lsr grsses n I.,., -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

In the report CT the alleged robbery ofoas JoSss ,
Rochester. By two girls Of IL ute named Mary DAILY
and Fidela OF, it was incorrectly stated that they
took him to 9 ssoor known as The Capitol. .. ID,
corner Of Broadway and Leonard street. wss Tbs
.,IoOn q. the corner Of Broadway an WorA s'cses
which they visited with the victim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
THE AMERICAN COLORED CONVENTION
AT BOSTON.

BosToN, Thursday, Aug. 30 1897.
The American Convention of Colored Baptists con-
tinued it's sessions yesterday in this CITY, Sermons
were preached by the Rev. Moses Clayton of Balti-
more and the Rev. Edmund Kelly of Philadelphia.
The Convention adjourned to-day, and will hold
leyee in Faneuil Hall this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
RAILROAD OPENING.

ST. JONI n. b., Thursday, Aug. 20, 1871.
The railroad from Shediac to Noncton-a part OF the
great road to connect the Provinces OF Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia-was opened yesterday with
appropriate ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

orrcx wo7k-A fellow calling hin.e,, rnnsn
Webster-saict 10 belong 70 Cohss'et asa - rs,s.d
wife and three children Maine has oecu w.
at Great Fall, n. H., for stesi-g n.;,,.ncs lie
MT odes 1, bsrttg, I. uypsi god tes' o. real
es,sic,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Observation-Disclosures and 10 o'clock Wednesday
night, AID Valentine found male infant, about a
week old, in Fifteenth street, near Second avenue.
The child was conveyed to the Eighteenth Precinct
S:A,iop saa yesterday was sert 10 tue Alms-House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
MARINE DISASTERS.

Boston, Thursday, Aug. -, IoJ7.
A ship of about 500 tuns fallen in with on the
18th inst in lat 43' So Ion. Co bottom upward WITH
q new round stern Her masts and bowsprit were
gone. She was full Of lumber about eight feet out o.
water and at anchor, about fifty miles west OF Sable
leland, and in the track of vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
ARREST OF A BANK DEFAULTER.

S. Bronson, !ir, formerly Cashier of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank in this city was arrested at st.
Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday, at the instance of Dir.
Woodwork the President Of the Bank, on the charg,
of larceny TO the amount Of $50 GOO Of the funds oil
the Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

TENSkssEk.--It is now conceded that Maynard
(Amer.) is elected to Congress from the knoxville
District, instead Of Wallace (Dem.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

THE L. S. STEAM FRIGATE ROANOKE.
BosTos Thursday, August 70, 1871.
The L. S. steam frigate Roanoke goes into the dry
dock in this city to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
POSTPONEMENT OF THE SALE OF THE
NETWORK ARSENAL PROPERTY.

ALBANY, Thursday. Aug 70, IcI's
The Commissioners of the Land Office have post
poped the sale of the NewYork Arsenal Property I'M
til the 18th of September the injunction restraining
the sae remains In force until the 18th OF Sepember.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

DEATH OF CELEBRATED AUCTIONEER.
NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, Aug. %, 1857.
Major Beard, the celebrated auctioneer died here
fo-dAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
THE; LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Ct, pI,p.tcb to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1851.
The Collectors of New. York aud Boston are here
cepferrng with the Secretary of the Treasury upon
appointments and modes of facilitating entries.
Messrs Cochrane, Maclay, Sckles, and an as yet
undistinguisLed hero Of the same kidney, are here
for TIE purpose Of regulating the matter of removals
and appointments to various Post. Offices The
brother of the Hon. Bird Il. Chapman, delegate to
Congress from Nebraska, will probably be appointed
Postmaster Of CaDandaigua.
The successor of Chief Engineer Martin OF the
Navy will be named tomorrow. The New-iork
candidates are Messrs. Lynch and Farnham. Mr..
Sewell, at present subordinate in the Office, who
represents the Norfolk interest, stands best.
Tomorrow the Cabinet will make numerous ap-
pointments of heads of Bureaus and others. Dir.
Sherman of Michigan, or DR.. Palmer of Connecti-
cut, will probably be Commissioner OF Patents.
am informed that the treaty with New'Granada
was prepared for signature to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
DEATH OF A NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Aug. 20, 49,.
John II. Strauss one of the proprietors Of Tie
Daily Commercial of this city, died suddenly to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

The Missouri ELEctIoS.-Thc 81. Louis Repub
hcan of Tuesday foots up the vote thus:
Rollins Emancipation. ......4s3&
Stewart Democrat. -lo,JSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24


The RECENT SHOOTING AFFRAY-VERDfcr "
JusTIrnBLE HOMICIDE AZ lOl O'Clock yesterday
morIirg Coroner HILLS renewed bis iavesngslon
the matter Of Patrick Vsughsn, the man VINO dso
from the effects OF pistOlsho wouno received on '
mornirg Of tie % iust, while cfes.ng TO, aga ~
tempting TO murder several officers u the WIN PGI
District IF the Eleventh Ward AZ previously reported
S(ue Of the officers engaged 10 the conflict With the
decreased and biz gang appeared and gave tnen tese
mony before the Coroner, when clesry esHp.saee
the feet they In the peormsaoce Of sh esann
duri,. attacked BY Vaughan and further tnv 10 noos
ing him hey were acting on he defensive and nsns
be cordon unable b sppear and ,.sns as ne ~
been p.Ime 70 ssseL ,ss s 1 ave .sss y
terSsy b. fore the Coroner and the JIy 49,,
Wilsm l. Miller, being duly sworn opposes ana
,ys- oceT in the Eleventh Ward on The night Of -
last election rather morning being soca' oeioe.
there difficulty at No 49, Avenue between tss . S
cessed Kennel, Young some one called me 70 sS
que the disturbance went into the hall tArcua the 's.
The thee shove named ,npees'ey .s. apcn -.
Of .cAirr WITH it when s.nss, his han. ksnasas
had me by throat when called for oaesr onny "1o
In N. poII.rsom he came immediately % my aid $40,
Duffy they choking me could hardly 'Ps.s snd fs',
ne, fsrs but . held fast 90 the hand u the dsGs.sd %
with the iDife DusJ pulled Kennedy of from one w.
attempt to arrest The sasn ne H. % of De-
ntered and got lhe deceased into he pin ss
oeer h9w aud Van Ts.'eI cane 70 cI mi, nsn US
standing il the entry at the time aud ZOE s.I
va we th.n vent the yard and toot noi o. w 80 ~
arc ,as hi, IA he usn s. deceased still bal the Hrs
biz hand the deceased restsd stkrs al us VIVID as
he ysrS was ,om hat aud low clothes nes ran
IN different Directors sssiast whch Ne came ~.
hepr AZ ern IA tt 10 see 10 q once %
dee, ed then asds rub upon Ofeer Van rsset tsr
alec bin II Sc he'd pistol; repy wss sds; ON s drsd
my pistol found thst gone Ofrr an ~ +, shs hL
BIZ pistol, at the dece ssed heard reninlk maae ~ s1
Draw you son al b-h or will pct bail tnousn %
edstly fired from - n. sI krsi 4 The
Ger an Tssses fns; WHEN ohcer van ,se ssvins
he turned and made et upon me- 49,. nv sos
nothing defend ny.ef WITH and IN ans an To- sfss
ssaips tie stoep aud fell, the deceased COMING W W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
DISCHARGE OF THE BARK ALNAH.

IN Wednesday morning, Marehs Rynders, Mr.. Nc
Keop. M Robson and his counsel Gen. Nye met
IL .ae once Of tie United States DistrctAttorney to
consult shout the vessel Ansh which captured on
tuesday, en- Suspicion OF being engaged in fllbus
tsrDg.
Upon receiving certain proofs givenbelow, Mr.. Mo
K,on made az orGey e the immediate discharge of the
vessel
II appeared that the fifty four men discovered on
board, and supported to De bloody minded pr, !es were
peaceful aborers who had been engaged by Mr. D.
icl 10 assist il the construction OF the Savsnila and
MOroto Railroad, rear ST. Jsgo de Cuba. Some OF
TIE men were occupied on the same work last year
Je powder found on bosrd wss intended for blasting
and not for hostile demonstrations against the Mica
raguans.
This information was derived from letters sent 70
Mr. NcKsoE BY Messs. Noses Taylor, David Ogden
sn3 Gen. Nys.
M Osders letter stated that he is perscnally &C
qJainted with Mr.. John A Robson, and with the OBJ
iscr OF mis- voyage in the Alrsh. That he was bound
there 10 6nish RAILROAD il the vicinity of ST. Jsgo de
Cube, on which he has been engaged for some time
psst. Mr. Ogden pledges himself that Mr.. Robson
hss no intention of fibusterirg and expresses a. de-
s.e that tie vessel may be allowed to proceed on her
voyage imms diatey, as The detention will be produc
tive Of serious injury.
Er Taylor sso states that Mr.. Robson is known 10
him as ar engineer snd as having been for time
engaged n the construction of the aforementioned rail-
way Mr.. Nyss letter corroborates these statements
Frog these letters and other information the District
Attorney led to believe that the object of the voy
Lge not Illegal in any way, and therefore she
discharged.
Mr.. Robson declared his intention of sailing at IL
O clock on Wednesday.
Tao following lie list Of the names aud officers of
the crew OF the Alnsh:
Ne dDre sseda John Holland IL Miehl McNelly 81,
Wn. Kelly &c John kssl g. Coonor. -,
Argus fully, -, P-Dcs Baniser 81 Pat Gsrty, -,
Pblnp DoegG, Y, Dennis Han ey 80, Derns Boyle
Mich supny, So, DsnL N Ns9Gs 50, Ter-nse Boyle, -
H.tHek Bum, IS. Peter Hsrt. So. John BY
Patrick Boy lsn, Sc, VIM. Bryan. o. Robert Barr -
eich,'l Kelly 60 Chss + Spies so. N Getas,
lsshe Ellison, IS, Jobr Reynolds 30, JohI Powers.
Williamson. s. J5A. Brs6g 30. ia. O-kes, IN,
Mill u bysn %, John suhe, so, Patrick AshsD, 80,
sntn CaTsnah 81 Albert Meshe. g, Michael Rsfer, 40,
Nchs. WIi1t, 32 Johr NeslJr 81 john 5sepeen.on' ~
Jh0.. k..vs, G, Geo Jones, ~. Hugh Shirley ~ .
J., FlanifaD 50 John ponus a. Thos c. Cornell, 81,
siehss Cossrt -, Nicholas ToOle 81, John O.Bnen 90
Pstriek Clancy, 80, Peter Grady ST. john MeCfow, ID
VIZ DoJie,3,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

DTFlLcLTIoS AZ RocBEsTIR.-A defacstion has
been discovered IL :ne account Of Mr.. Hsnau
LoOnis, TleSlrer Of the Rochester Savings Bank.
ne amount Is ssesrtansd to be Sls,i2O, aud IL
hss been seen ed oy lens upon his properly, go thsi
the .D.nturion VII Lot be likely to suffer loss Mr..
Loonis hes s'Cod high a. . busssss man, and tle
oi-1oss tsDtde-et vas repoeed in bis integrity.
lsyueu,e Journal. 2ist
FAFI9ATloS RsOPEsBD on THE UPPER MissIs
sirrI Fac r.tea; r,d ves,h.r has bs1 the effect 10
It's he ice in the Mississippi and &c learn that the
I9trs ~ olesr tsiJs L. Crosse, snd there u Ar
orospssr Il p.,ps airs 10 g. Isul Bos;s srs esvsg
.,phki:h 70; TIE apIe1 ,sssst CHIC Jou-pA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

TIE ONO DEMOCRACY The Columbus corrss-
pondent Of The Cincinnati Gazette writing Dec IS,
says:
The Democracy heresbouts are earnestly f1I
Dou, las. and propose CAL in few days for Doug
las rally.
judge R.nkir, Democratic member elect from
this cour " 10 the lower House. lie inoigasrt at tn. Ia
decision OF United Ststes Senator 9ugn this crisi'
ard proposes to introduce in the ensuing season.
a ioirt resolution ins rucng that Ssnstor to vote
sgsirst the admission Of K.nsas silh the Lscopp,on
Constitution.
The Statesman grows holder in its derunciaton OF
The Aom Istra'iop policy, ana vans the President ii
rte unpopular Ieeompt1n Constitution is forced on
The people of that Territory, that Democracy will, 9,
the peIt election 10 Ohio De defeated bs owe, 50 cO0
msi. ,ity-vil lose eight Democratic mo n,ers Of
CoIerrfs ard hat NJ. Chase vii be returned 10 his
old e at in the United States Ser ste IN place Of Nj.
Pugh."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

FINE Nv TEsra AvLsuE.--Yestsrday Afternoon 8
fire occurred in the building No. 50 Tenth avenue,
oocppi.d by Mr.. McKruger ss a reg depot Dsnszs
lncoIsidersbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

th.y don't Ike the Why he Of Ahbc.
AZ Lemons dent they vote it down IN " Bulletin
Because they have not 60: chance; aud Why, 10
ihs name of America sad apples are they 10. TO hare
opel Ohio SsAtesmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

We ere requested 70 state that the Belmont and
Br ush Ar Collections viii be open on Christmas Day
ana evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

SEMINARY or AgREsTs.-The following table et
bioits the number Of arrests made by the Police f0
the twerty four hours, ending on Wednesday morning.
December % ard also the pun Der Of dodgers accom-
roda'ed at each Precinct Staton-IIouse during the
previous night IS reported by the Inspector and Ser
gesnts to the Deputy Superintendent, at his Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

Total
TotAl iocs
w., IL
No retsInA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

We have been requested TO correct some enos
which occurrs in paragraph published in Tuesdays
paper headed Supposed suicide Of SPrtastt.'
w. learn from the friends of the deceased tha her
name was not Evans, but Myers; thss she was no'
Spiritusst in the habit of attending spiritual CD
ces; that she had not to the knowledge Of her family,
threatened seitdesuucton, and that her friends ~
of the opinion that she died of taking arsenic BY me-
take for another drug. The Coropsr's inquest W.
probably throw light on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

FLUSHING RAILRoAD-WISTER ARRAssEsrsr-
The 6 A. a. m. train to ard from Flushing has bss
dscontiru ed for the VII ter, and the tee ht tss
leave each terminus a. an earlier hour-dspStins hsu
New.York ano Flusbirg simultaneously s' ioDsw;
ard II a. m, and l, 30 aud 5 IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

The Sunday School ', Aseoei.o,
rected with the North Pr Church m. D..
DIR. Ha,fe!d'-), corner a >. s. stree, and NM.
syeru will hold their Sixth Sri' srssy On a. -
ipg Of Christmas Day, oompesaisg u lsl Co.,,
The Rev. Theodore l.. CuyIsr g expected 70 -.
the cbscren. This Sabbath scssoi nov ruub-r, :,
children. The room occupied is now ., ao.asd a.
il has been found Necessary 10 hire additional .s.c
men.s, which have be- scmed in rhrtysyra
,tr,e, hear Tenth avenue. poor aud ou:ess, IAN,
thus been taken care of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

PRIsosrRs LIERARr At SING srse A muris,-s
donation Of 800 books 70 tbi library was recsived v,
ierdsy by Mr.. Vim. Jay Hsket. from he % ,isi,,
Appletops of Broadway frem james y. Rssr,, ss
of the Board Of Education, 20 volumes Of supxsr
books from the American Sunday saaocl Upioo. To-
volumes; from the Rev. DIR. stohlmsnn Of St hs,Asr
Church, Walker street, 4aFolames Of German hNLA
Mr. H~ke,t bar collected ard sent forward for .As
library ,s9i volumes Tbs noble and huusAs ~
ter1rse has been very successful. Nay prosp1'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-22

BusII's Caugh Care LOzenges are superior
any other Medicine in the form o. Candy or Lozen
es for the Of Colds Coughs, Hoarsness, Asthma
Group Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat End all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. =.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by BUSH q
CO., "a Front street. deou memo
E. w. VAIL, Aucfioneer.
Once $50 Main street, opposite the Post once, up SjSrs
viii give his particular attention to SALES OF ne Al
ESTATE, Bank ami Railroad Stocks Works OF Art, Fur
nure at Brivate Residences, Live Stock &C. on Farms
and Personal Property generally
E. W. v will also attend to the Appraisal OF Real Is
tate and Personal Property in any part OF the City OF
Country.
Ihave permission to refer to hefoIowug gentlemen.
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
g EMORY WASHBUaS,
{" CHARLES ALLEN,
HsERE CHAPIN,
Messrs. pEwEY II WILLIAMS,
VIM. Z. MERRF!RLD, Esq,
ELI THAYEg, Esq,
d. S. NJ sssinger. Esq,
BRoADHEAD Il Co., Boston.
CHAs P BANCROFT, Esq.,,
RICHARDS, HArGHT 4 Co.. New York.
DANIEL AVER, Lowell. d2m f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-22
NOTICES..
ITO NOT FAD t
~ UNLESS YOU ARE OUT OF HEAL

no NOT READ THIS!
81 UNLESS YOU ARE OUT OF HEALTH,
Or hare a Sick Friend aoho needs Medical did.
Have you called on DR. SAMPSON, of Boston ? If not
this is to inform you he has taken Rooms at the
LTncoIn HOuse, Worcester,
Where for shor time he will rec-iye patients desiring
2to6PM.
invalid, relief is at hand will you not Avail yourself
etH 1t matters not what deseass is if within the
reach of Lum IN skill if it is durable case Dr. samp-
will furnish you with remedies that will produce an
E RE CURE!
This no assertion but IS busei upon facts and
abundant proof of the almcst miraculous cures produced
by him will be furnished if desired. His method of tx
aiming the disease Of patients and treating their di-
seases, is very different from that employed by the med
cal faculty in general aud hundreds of cases that the
treatment ordinaualy employed by our :" old school
physicians, and Others has failed relieve have been
speedily relieved and permanently cured under DR..
SIMPSONS treatment.
Many say hey would oau if DR.. s. was going to re
main in the place. That should not be Ohieron if
man can He makes but one prescription if
the patient takes full course of medicine of him. His
examinations which are Free, never fail to give ats-
ia dion. He examines, locates. and describes the di
sease with Which the patient is afflicted merely holding
the hand asking Nd questions information whatever
DR.. s. respectfully invites visits from those afflicted
with Diseases such Catarrh Asthma Bronchitis Pull
monary Diseases, ami those disorders tending to Con.
sumption Also, Dyspepsia, Indigeston and Costive-
ness Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Genera Debiii
| y, Fits, Rheumatism, Paralysis, scrnfuas Humors.
complaints peculiar to Females and all Chronic Diseases
The visit will cost you nothing, and life, comfort health
and happiness may be preserved thereby. DR.. S do
not promise to cure every many incurabe
lie frankly states to patients their true condition and if
thsy wish medical treatment he furnishes it, but in no
case urges his particular treatment Do not delay bu.
eau on Dr. Immediately, if you desire sure safe, and
efectusl medical all aplt d6lis
GLIDING ESTABLISH MENF FOR SALE
Va The Gliding Establishment Of GHAS.. b. LLOYD,
deceased, is now offered for sale T. stock is small and
the sale perempoy Il will be sold for small per cent
on the actual value, afordng cha ce for man
with small capital to enter into the business 1t must
be sold Immediately. inquire Of
apo CIV i. W. STURTEVANT 13I Main st.
DARE CHANCE FOR BARRIERS !
~ FOR sALE-The Saloon and Fixtures OF No s5
Main street, two years standing good run IF custom and
Of central oeacn The proprietor intends retiring from
the business in consequence of poor health FOR partic
ulars inquire of b. G. BARKER
apo dot IS Main street, Temperance Exchange