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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
asy- We are not in the hahitof publish

Rs- We are not in the habit of publish
ing democratic resolutions, but those adop-
ted here, on the 9th, are SO unique, anti
quariun and original thatwe cannot with
hold them from our readers:
WHEREAS, The world was created in
six days, and democracy was the ear-mark
of Adam; and whereas the expulsion of
Adam and Eve from Paradise was Know
nothing ediet against the naturalization
laws; and the conflict between Cain and
Abel was the first onslaught Of democracy
upon federalisnf and whereas the sentence
of punishment pronounced against the devil
Our great progcnitor--was an exercise
of daspotic power, not sanctioned by the
resolutions of "'99-99''; and whereas we
cordially endorse and adopt his celebrated
motto, that it is better to reign in hellthan
serve in heaven, therefore
Resolced, That democracy is as old as
creation, and that the devil and Cain were
the first to reduce its glorious and time
honored principles TO practice
Resolred, That we will ever cherish those
principles as transmitted to us by these our
illustrious forefathers, and hand them down
to our posterity as pare as they came up
to us.
Resoloed, That the passage of the Rubi-
con, by Julius Caesar stamped him leader
of progressive democracy, and that his
construction of the "pons assinorum I"
eyinced his knowledge of the means by
which its progress was to be facilitated.
Resolued, That the massacre of st. Bar
tholemew was the legitimate result of the
persecution of Catholic democrats, by
French Know Nothings, and that we fully
justify the said massacre, and would gladly
see it re- enacted here.
Resolccd, That foreign democracy is a
better article than the native, and we ex-
tend to outside barbarians-the lost tribes
included general invitation to walk in,
hang up their hats and feel at home.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

pa5' Cooley, in his May number of the
Lady's Book, treats his subscribers to a
very beautiful engraving, entitled Dining
out" and his fashion plate has zeal May
day look. But in providing a feast for
the eye, he has not overlooked the wants
OF the mind, and the contents VI the mum
Der will he read with Interest
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

STICK PIN THERE.-The Washington
Star commenting on some editorial remarks
of the National Intelligcncer, says:
We agree with our respected cotempora-
ries in the belief that in nearly every A
merican tariff act the principle of protec-
ton has been recognized, greatly, we think,
to the injury of the public interest; as it
is but the principle of fostering certain
branches of American interests and one
section Of the Union, at the expense of
others:
Here is the truth in a nutshell. A
leading democratic organ tells his party
and his country, that whilst democracy
cries out for free trade, in theory they
carry out protection in practice.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

Boy We have received the March mum
Der of Blackwood, In it the very interest
ing story Of the "Athelings," or "The
Three Gifts" is continued, and it also
contains No. ?. of "Letters from Light
house, - together with other matter ofmuch
Observation-Disclosures price three dollars
Address J.. Scott Il Co., 70 Fulton street,
n. Y,
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THE REMEDY OF THE AGE.--At this season of
the year il is prudent, II not necessary, to take
reliable and good medicine for the publication Of
compounds before the public (OlI claiming 10 pos
ssss this yirlas) Inrley's sarsap Tsa is the only
Que that can be depended upon st. louis Herald
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

Rag" The New York Legislature has
abolished the property qualification here
tofore imposed on negro suffrage. Good! =
We are glad to find the Black Republicans
acknowledging that they are no better
than negroes, We, of the South, can now
fix the exact value of the former, in the
social scale.
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rtafsl -arA --@----4S 49, -
i offer Cor sale the Farm on which reside. con-
TAI ing 766 acres, and lying lmile from Wood's
Store. II has upon il never falling spring aud
timber. II lies well for civilizations is finely adapt
ed TO the growth of Tob4coos sAd hacomforiably
Improved and has barn room forA large crop Of
Tobacco. For pa ncuisrs apply 20 me op the
refnises.
Apl, 10, ls5s-tf ~ G. D. WEST
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B1@ Hon. VIM III. Polk writes note
to the editors of the Union and American,
declining the use of his name as a candi-
date for Governor. A United States Sena-
tor is to be elected by the next Legislature
of Tennessee.-Athens Post;
True; U. s. Senator is to be elected,
but Bill Polk stands no chance against
Audy johnson, who owns the democracy
of Tennesse-not by right of affection,
but by right Of conquest They hate the
man, but trcmble at his power to crush
them-a power based upon the most un-
blushing political meanness. Clowns used
to be an appendage of Courts; if the
Senate need one, let them speak.
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HOES. HOESlI

tiers dCealcrs 10 q Ia &c lot q thr bcs, fast
Steel Hoes eFer brought 10 This market, inst re-
ceived mud made expE's,ly 10 order, which we
Offer for sale very low. We are also regularly
receiving nd 4, ions 10 our stock which comprise
many articles Ad,pied particularly TO the Spring
trade, NORTHtNGfON a. VAUGHAN.
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WYalnN@dg

AN active, honest man In each secti IN of the
State TO take orders by sample for "MeALLIS-
TIERS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" To
active men liberal monthly SALARY aud fair com.
mission will be paid. Address with stamp 70
prepay answer On. }. s. McALAsTER,
Jersey City, Nj.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

nA- H. V. & A. G. Gonterman win
sell lot Of harness and saddle horses, at
Carncys stable, on the goth inst. For
particulars see bills.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
TOBACCO MARKET.

GAINESVILLE, April 16, 1857.
Sales by G, II, Smith, of IS hhds Tobac-
co as follows: ~ sS,, ls 81 iag
10 hhds frosted, 500 1895 9,45 IL, 90
1900 $40 9,15 $3.50 9,257, S5 9,25 100
11,35. rsF fp
25 hhds admitted 1870 1T,4s 1855
1896 14,65 1850 17,S5 1925 1866 49,
90 1913 1918 1920 16,45 1890 1900
1908 1915 1920 1878 1850 16,1 49,
60 1870 1878. as
CLARKsvIILE, April 16, 1857
Sales by w S, Mcclure of As hfds. To-
bacco, as follows: ~ ~
S11,50 8,85 1890 1905 900 10,50s,-
so 9,15 1890 9,95 1905 1890 1895
1850 1890 900 8,45 1850 400 I6,75
1856 s,95 1850 1910 1850 1890 $50
1850 1875 1856 1903 1000 7,50 &c.
40 1856 13,45 1000 11,40 1850, II
% 1890 1880 1875 17,G5 1900.
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BY Express

,s / WOULD respectfully ammo unre TO my
friends and patrons that am now receiving and
opening the 6fE,. ctssss4s "a oaa
LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST
selected stock Of spring aud summer Boots and
Shoes have ever offered in this rIarket--cou.
sisting Of every variety and size OF Gents, La
6iesr Misses and Chdren's Sho' $. Of every cpiS
or and size. Also large aud well selected ae-
sortmept Of Mems Boys and Chill reils' Hats
ali Of. the lhtfst and mort approved styles, 10
which | directthe attention Of the public before
purchasing, as loci confdent MY goods aud
prices wi give entire tstlsfseiion u Ar Iask Ne
ON examinnt.oa Of HIN CAL and SEQ for your.
selves. Respectfully, at
April 3, ls57.1nis -'ai45 u. SMITH,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

Coon NKws FOR THE AFFLICTED WITH PII.Es.--
We call the attention of strangers and citizens to
the advertisement OF DIR. CAvANAUeH, who invaria
bly, cures most painful disease, and one that h
hAherto been regarded as almost II not entirely
incurable, The remedy is simple, not painful in
application, and So cheap as to place it 'ethin the
reach Of the poorest. With such an array Of ev-
idence as to the success which has attended DR..
cavanaugh's treatment Of the disease alluded "a
as has been brought to our knowledge, we shORld
be singularly direect as a public Journalist, did
we not bring the subject promptly bsfOrethe pub
lie, and urge upon the sfIi cted TO give il trial :
Chicago Democratic Press.
Fer sale in this city by Thomas & Bro.
April 1887
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
$40 Reward.

Runaway from me last Sunday night, . likely
Negro Boy about l9years ola--dtessed Ia back
pan:s, snuff co'ored hat and brown coat, Th B
said Boy avery dark, and about feet high, thick
lips pud down coont@nance. I will give the a.
bove reward 'oT lhs rrdst Of said Boy, deposited
in jail or where esp get him, NV sddressis
JAS. BABB,
Back Jack, Tenn.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

noa. Brigham Young 50 ciFccmolly loh-
Fed Pierce that Duchouan,oit seems, -
afraid to undertake himi and We expect he
will be permitted to lordit over the present,
as ho Ill oEer the past aAmni,traion
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
FOR FLoATER,
HENRY Nancy, of Davidson.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
NJ. D. DAVE.

n8- Rev. w. d. Wilkerson, of Som
inervilIe, Tenn, will preach in the Metho-
dist Church in this place next Sabbath
morning, at 1-2 past 10 o'clock. pE
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

GzS~ The Philadelphia Enquirer and N.
Y. Daily Times are printed on paper man
usactured in Georgia; and for fear the
North may take offense at this reversal Of
the course of trade in manufactures, the
Agricultural Bureau of Tennessee apollo
glses by appointing Stephen A, Douglas
to deliver the agricultural address, next
fall. We can imagine no other reason for
inviting northern anti-slavery agitator to
enlighton the South upon the best mode Of
making slave labor profitable,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

No. The proceedings of the Congress
sional Convention, on last Tuesday, not
having been handed in, we copy the report
from the Nashville Banner.
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LOOK HERE!
No: IL, Franklin Street,


MY stock of Spring. nd Summer Clothing
and Furnish ng gods is now complete, Cali
soon aud You will find tito your intere,t. Chill
dren and Boys Clothing, from 3 to 30 years Of
age. A large stock of hats-Panama, Legho n !,
SOFT Fur, Black aud colored, Be"bo's best SUI
perline Moleskin. BootsAnd Shoes. hest material
and latest style, Trunks, vsises, Ladies' Bonnet
Trunks, Carpet Bags. Shirts, plain ani fancy -
Drawers Of all kinds npd grades. Alexandsr's
best Kid Gloves, white, black aud fancy. I,is'e
thread and SILK undey-shrts. plain md fancy
Port Monies aud Pocket Books. Umbrellas and
Walking Canes. Silk and Linen Pocket hdc'hfs.
Plain and bordered Cotton Lisle thread and silk
Socks, PLAIN and fsncy--and every thing in tue
clothing llne--Drcss & Frock Goats, all cOlors--
Black and fancy Cashmere pants--Vests Of every
description. Ny stock in large and will sell
low for the cash or % good men on time For
further proof, aland see for yourselves.
A. B. HARRISON,
iprii IL Slam
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

pea. Winner, the emancipation candidate
has been elected Mayor of St. Louis
The proportion of Foreigners over natives,
in that city, is about three to one, aud this
explains the matter
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

FOR THE STATE SENATE,
j. G. STARK, Of Robertson.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
HAVANA CIGARS.
JOHNS0N'S PANCAKE TOBACCO.
Boxes Paueaks chewing tobacco, the fnesi
chewing tobacco extsnt. for sale by
THOMAS a. BROTHER.
PURE CATABA BRANDY. "
One cask pure Brandy Cor sale by .f.gs
THOMAS g. BROTHER.

BEAUUIFU4. BUILDING LOTS. (
Every body can have chance 10 buy valuable
lot in tho heat OF the town. and where the bust
ness anst inevitably GO. they are situated on
Third and Commerce. Streets, aud no such
chnnoe Tor bargain will be offered soon again
pont forget t,ta the sale will be al public suction
on Saturday 18th Of Apri.
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NO7ICE !!
Juls& Resolved

" WLss " lSg1V0SS4 v VNsAo fi
GNS. SAMUEL SIMPSON, has
Ism Just Received direct from
An IN London lot Of fine Gold
No an and Silver Watches made TO
Ha Inn order The movements are
Mo IXl made Of the best material,
GEM5 LN the cases for workmanship
Se7fsSs 49, and quality cannot be sur
- passed As the watch is an
important branch Of my business ! intend giving
the greater portion OF my time TO that Branch l
have arrangements In London end Liverpool, thai
wall insure my receiving periodically assort-
ment Of Watches made TO order which in qnality
are surpassed by none. II would call tho atien-
ton Of all that want watch for time and dpra-
billy.
Jewcrly.
In addition 10 his stock he has received all the
aew patterns connected with this Branch Of the
Trade.
have just received the finest lot Of Silver
Plated Ware ever brought TO this market, ruch
as Tea Sets. Goblets, Walters, Casters, &c. ~
April II, 81
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
AMERIcA AN TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS,
G. A. HENRY, of Montgomery.
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REREA GRIND SroNRs.n

Two ton ef this oeebrated stonesjufi 70 ceivsd
from the Qua sand for sale low byaB, asFf ~
4fra NORTHINGTON H. VAUGHAN. ii
MsrCh27.'57 st haaualf as 49,
1 BRECKENRIDGE COAL OIL "A
WE have the agency Of the Breckenridge
Coal oiIiau Lamps for Montgomery Co., and
Wholesale reiaii. II il decidedly the most bril-s
liqnl light yet offered to le pu TO- We Invite ey.
cry enc 10 call at our store aud see II burn, Ssf
THOMAS g. BROTHER. y
HAVANA CIGARS. ea. ,6i
10000 Extr a fine Hayanna Cigrr.. sconsisti0g
Of Napoleone, La Torracetas, u. r. Regella OPP
eras, shuck Cigars, aud a large lot Of German
egars, which will be soldyery low for cash,
't THOMAS& BROTHER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-30
I'D IA M IL w
freight E,jsse
-BETwESS--
WOrcGSteF aid NelC York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT C0MPANY,S LINE
of Powerful screw steamers,

PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK.,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence s. Worcester Rail Road.
= 4 g-ssG 81 IL Goods transported between Wor
s.ss1f =.za Scester and New York as low. and will
eaSss az equal despatch, as by any other line
The Steamers Of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepte} from fot OF south Main
Street and viii leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed from Pier IL, North River.
Philade phia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line of Propeier between New York and Phiadel
phia and with the ri-wesky inland line to Baltimore,
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii Be forwarded
from New York By any other lines so directed
current rates.
For further Information, apply to W. II. JOURDAN,
Once Of Providence aud Worcester Railroad Co.. Isaa'
OdeH, Pier No II, North River, New York or 20
B. BUFFUM, Agent Foot South Main St,
Worcss ter. June 25. 1883. dawtf Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-30
Pnrenlei Fobruary se, 1850

The peculiar advantages of this Spring Over others
arc obvious for the following re asons
ISL 4 is double acting, closing or hold'nPen the
door as reatared
"a, Us g[es,St power is at the closing poiIecreas'
81. 1t may be eassy detached from TIE dbv rails.
ing the lever from the Sook and dronnin thi3st the
frame FF7
4th It is Of simple coIttrnofio, ol Il ki,, rom
plieated, viii not get cut Of rear '''
| 9th Il is the most durable II an s,rol "a, mower
| being graduated IS the door may %,rtIY '''-
9th. Its greatest action reqltreS Srte irb,h az a
turn others requiring from 10 hr SN,is If turu
hence it will not lore its elasticity opt@ei ,gyer
| long on the stretch and oonH0t be srnkei
l Tth. 1t Is, contrary 10 the general n ornamental
and is applicable 10 doors of habses c5 steamboatA
~ gates
Nnts for the introduction and sale unis Spring are
u,.A q in every county in the United S.
Ri, faT States Counties and towns ale on liberal
night, utility Of this Spring is Questioned. En-.
lerpHilng meyca WAX. nj RiIpuyFht 8. D. ], God
-. T9f tights epp'q- I. d GODDAEp store, No. 1876
dard, ESQ. Office Or Taf-
Main street. Worcester. ------
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IN DIAN R EME DIES
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

go Bromf7ld st, Boston.
Dr. r. GREEN tsuperim eDdent, is Scientific Physi'
ciaa, and has tIaverled much. and spent much time
among the Indians an Fthereor9 knowFFy sexual eXpe
rien their tue mode of practice for the last twenty
years, has induced Others 90 styl8 henselyes Indian
Doeo's3 saying they have reetpes which come from the
Indians, &c. but th4 SILK sfo0sa nat be thus cheated,
for the Indian system Of madcins and is pecnariaes
Only be learned by uaexpsrshe with the Indians
themselves, AMI then, it requires cat skill and sci
ence Co adapt them to the wants Of ciyil iea society
The New Eng and Indian Medical soce ty was Termed
to protect Invas from Imposition IN the practice OF the
indians system and to supply them viii the genuine In
dian remedies. 81. + ~. 5. M
We will in this connection, meDtiona f w Of the IN
dian Remedies peprepared by Dr. r. Grsn, at TINS es
abisnmeut, e.
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Gxprcsscs
3oNARp 3 CO.'S BOSTON & EAST,

EoNARp 8 CO.'S BOSTON s EAST.
"a TER EXPRESS,
Deer The BosFai s Worcester Rrjlroad,
Forward by every train to Boston, Lozeu lawrence,
New hed'ora Ts7nto9 Sslsm NC porand and an parts
of Maine Notes. Drafts. AMI Bills collected and psii
and AZ business u-ualy transacted by express promptly
attend d to
oFFIaEs-lso Main St. worcester; Cour. Street,
Boston mhl2 ar
FCLLGBsS NUR NIUES AND
WORCESTER EXPRESS.
G. 5. FULLER VIII send a Messenger On every Accom-
nodatio3 Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
70 transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford new Haven and
New York He vii transport sn ZION s. in ssch rain
for the Transmission Of valuable rsrkgres
oFEIoEs-1So Main St, Worcester Y. C. Brakenridge's
tore, under Rsgreg2a iioa,e, Norwich, ct.
q packages should BE- marked Fuuer's EXPRESS.
orcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. sept6
ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
WORCESTER EXPRESs-By. Every Trsin
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills Collected
and paic and al Orders attended to with dosyaici.
taeAas and small Gases forwarded and othes Express
business. sced at Fail River, Mansfield Attleboro'
taunton, eW Bedford. and Nantucket, Mass. Bristol
WARREN Newport, East Greenwich. Kingston Warwick
WicSheld, Peaeeds and Wakefield, R. /; aud S;oning
oFFIcEs.-lsO Main street. Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store Noonsocketi No Exchange street, Providence
--ssasss-sc FiS&E * 90 y UNITED STATES
AND CANADA EXPRESS. - Nessen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua. Lowell, Law
rance, 6curnhng the most direct and exdeditioas line
tor all parts Of New Hampshire and Maine Also via
hoh6urg Bellows Fails, Burlington, &C. 10 Og1cusburg
ana dontresi, connecting Eh the British and American
Express Co., Tor all parts Of Upper aud Lower Canada.
All business tor California AMI otaer Pacific ports
trusted to US, viii be transferred to Wells Fargo Co..
at Boston. FISKE & CO, Propretors,
40 Court Square. Boston,
J. II. osgood. Agent General Express once. no
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. dt MI
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HOTEL FoR sALg 0a 30 LET,

THE NASHUA HOTEL, situate at the corner Of Sum
mer and Belmont Streets in Linco'n Square is Of
fered for sale or to rent The house located in of
the most beautiful squares Il the city convenient to the
Court House. and imnediatey opposite the Nashua R. Il.
Depot It contains Is well lighted AMI ventilated,
Is eped with water and gas, is vi adapted Tor
Doie or Boarding House A carmodious barn on the
premises viii be sold or leased with t.C huuse
Possession given Anrii LIST For further particulars in
quiFe Of s JAMES BLAKE,
Worcester, March 2, 1851. al the Gas Co.'s Office. 8
mehT dH
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t4seszsr5 NORWICH & WORCESTER
k.Se-Sss44 RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after THURSDAY Jan. 1, 1857. the 100 A. NJ.
train from Worcester, and the Il 90 NJ Train from Nor
wich, will be discontinued.
Passenger trains will leave follows: Norwich for
Worcester and Stations, At 900 A. NJ. and 3,45 P. NJ
Worcester for Norwich and stations at 1015A. NJ and
4,30P NJ.
The 600 A Nj. train from Norwich connects at Plain.
ned with train from Providence; at Worcester junction
with Western trains; Worcester with train for Boston,
Nashua Fitchburg, Concord, sc.
The 1918 A. N. and $50 P. NJ. trains for Norwich
connect at Worcester with trains from Boston, Providence
Lowell, Nashua, &c
Steamboat Train Leaves Worcester at ZOO P. NJ. for
Danielsonville, Norwich, New London and New York
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston, at about
A. NJ or on the arrival Of Boat from New York 1,0l
~ Tickets mus be procured before entering the
d29 dtf st. M. ANDREW Cars
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- VALUABLE FARM FOR Sale,
%:;; Contairning 1l0 Acres Of Moving rillage Pas.
III. ture and Weed Land, with CONNEXIONS Building.
well watered and pleasantly situated IA miles from Holden
Uener on the county road leading from Worcester to Rut
sEd Sad farm is under good cultivation and
Is SO laid as g be easily Worked and worthy the attention
Of those in want Of good farm. For information refer
b LEE SPRAGUE, Esq ,-of Worcester, IRA BROAD. Of
Holden, Or the subscriber, on the premises q e =
Holden, Dec. I'd, 1855. CHARLES sPRAGUE.
ds dkwtf
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Indian clrcer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash and
various othr Indian Remedies for HE cure Of Diseases
tmas BE- well to ada tlat the business at this estab
shmepi y oaeqne."d upon The mos beral terms Itis
the pfac,c3 tiih some 10 qure large sun in ADVANCE
for the promise 81 a cure" &c This eursp is evp,r
" edefhuei by thc Society. Atthis hstitution, the
patients re required to ray only the price q the medi
zines nefltd IN their case cpt nj the hrs pescrlpto
one dollar bei'g CHARGED i5r reeotoingihs elae and
giving the necessary dirtctioup III
.Llgsmgn0 ladies Especially
Should know hat the genuine Indian Remsdies 10 hot
ee the olF mehoe, deiliae the systtm bat ienovate
ami restore heltay toms 70 their aread debltated
constitutions. H .rieuu lH.tItf Fl
The soeiey's newspaper, eu'ited indian Aroanan
hed with Ihe literary and medical Anogl-dee Of The In
1laps,and giving ne lcscnpdouan and uses Il ths med
ieines n4pg above and asl references 20 cases cured
may Dc bad ~ lhe office, or viii be- sent bf mail ree OF
charse or lhey ray be obtained II OnARL rs CLARKE,
Ageg ior.ihs Nle of tNe Meileines, Ia wotceser
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