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NICaVagU

Ii persons Cesrous Of emigratHg Nicaragua the
~ steamship" ieXas, which sails from New Orleans
Goth Inst, will address
i. NoRVELL WALKER, Agent.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TERHs-EaCh EN- grant pays his expenses % New Or
lean passage from New Orleans TO Nicaragua FREE. Two
hundred fifty land and $50 per month, paid
Ch giant Each emgraut required 10 remain In the
county twelve months unless sooner discharged from lis
obligations. AM '57-d2Er
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Tlf virtue Of an "a directed from the Circuit
- Court OF Lincoln county its November Term, 1856,
in fv1T Of CALDWELL Cummi g Co. vs.. 5 A Slaughter,
will the la, FebruarT next offer for safe az
Court Yard Gate NahYs to the highest bidder Tor
cash, likely Negro Woman md her child aged about
wears levied upon as the properly said Slaughter az the
uaf nee Of Caldwell, Cummings 8 20. Sale within legal
houH. X. H. CAMPBELL,
ia. p 1857, [ian6-d4W Deputy Sheriff.
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1856. UNOIN LINE Or 1857
NASHVILLE d NEW ORLEANS PACK EFS,
80 80 - go
JAuEN JOHNSON .......... CAPT. JESSE JOHNSON.
nCMbCl.bi ''-''' ''''.'''''' " n, sTRONs
NASHVlLLE-.-... s. IEOs BELIsNTDER.
THE ab0ye steamers will regularly IN the New Or
4 leans and Nashville trade One them being in each
port day during The boating these Boats
al owned Nashville, aud built especially for this
Capt 3. DUdssd will act their gent New Orleans and
viii areud 10 business connected with the line. 1
specially so the patrDr the Mercantile and Travel
lHg community, we'll salis- I'd that the Ofcers Agents
will spare exeri0ns 10 desire their llvors.
4. HAMILTON.
Agent, Nashville.
b DUFIELD,
oct23-f P. Agent, New Orleans.
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Land and Negroes Fer
Sale,


C. DARDEN, alone, 10 authorised TO use the Of
u the arm soanE tFansacng any business belonging
70 aid arR, lnsT2S BARDkN1 TURNER q CO
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PISTOLS.

4 LARGE Lot NJ COLTS REPE ATERs AND DURBN-
~ GER PISTOLS received to-day BY Express For cal .
by W. n. CALHOUN,
ian 57-tf Public SQUARE
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS. SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
c. ESs EHaIA9Ss
NO. IS, PUBLIC SQUIRE,
GONMsTTNG In part as follows viz;
~ suPerGns Eng. Kid Slippers
d" - White Kid and Satin Slippers;
Black Satin Slippers;
&" Kid BOOtees thu and thick solcsi
Black Lasting slippers and Buskins;s
Velvet
Last'g Congress Caters with q without heels;
" s. Caters, side and front lace;
Goat sewed and pegged BOoteesj
Fine Kid Bootess and Slippers;
Z" Black Lasting Caters
Udand Goat Booses thick and thin Soles;
80 q" Ancs Ties;
Servants Calf Goa BOOtees, large assOrimsnt
Gents 6ns Calf Single and Double Sole BOgLs;
" - Oxford lies;
Monterey Ties;
" " Patent Leather Shoes
Boys fne Cal' Boots, &c, DC.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assortment Of Iron Frame Sole Leather TTav
cling Trunks, Vslises, Bonnet Trunks, Velvet
sells Carpet Bags Oil Cloth Travelling Bag, DC all Of
which offered low prices for Small profits and
quick sales is the motto. Give a call.
sepl7-u c. HALL, Is Public Square.
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GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Gases, aasrrle15
1890 q Gold
And all other articles usually found In IsWelry Etbsb
neuts Merchants Prddlers and the ciyZeHs generally
invited 20 call and make srecuOn, as ala tr ABOVE
Goods have closed out United time, they be-
long 70 fsrsut estates. have numerous uAer sr TOO
tedious to mention lu short have thing That lady
C1sntIsmar Won ID call for. n. 4. BRUCE,
Aucianser for Consignses No. II Ce5ar street, willie,
TeuuGsses- IuoN<-'lldoN
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gLINTOE BTREE. 3 ?. MILLER.
BYRNE G MILLER,

CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
LIQUORS. AND ALL KIN DS OF COUNTRY
PRODUCE,
NO. BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nOy29-ly
VETANTE D,-50OO bushels Dry Fruit, which viii
w pay cash exchange Groceries for Dry Peaches
ana AppeIat highest market price. BYRNB q MIlLEk,
nOy22 No. 5 BrOAway.
/ XTFEA HEATS.-2OUO extra Pepper cured Hams in
H store aud for sale by BYRNE & MILLER
TNLOUR-IOJ bags extra Family Flour received and
L Tor sale by BYRNE & MILLER.
GOLDEN SYRUP Golden syrup Just received and
II for sale by BYKNE & MILLER.
- GAR.-Crushed md Puverised Sugar received and
- for Fac by BYRNE q MILLER,
w have in store and for sale general assortment of
w Teas Pickles Preserves, Candies Soap Starch and all
the articles ally Grocery Stores which
attention OF friends and customers and the publ
g5neuIly is invited BYRNE q MILLER.
JVE5TSESE lis barrels Recuaed Whisky, various
w rraaJ-. usL received and for sale ny
Iovis BfRNE & MILLER.
DDTAT05.S.-I50 bushel Of Irish and Sweet Potatoes
lovls EYRNB q MILLER.
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VI. c. BRUCE,

We Ne WDAA ~ Ills
II lust returned from ID East with the largest Stock OF
I consigned Goods 70 be sold Wholesale and Retail
ever offered In the Western country, tO-Wit:
STATIONERY.
IOt Reams Letter Paper; 1900 self sealing Envelopes
IJUO % note paper, GIlt2OU0 " . Fancy cords
Edge; Of Blank Books, various
5000 : Com'cl Paper kindsi
$40 BIZ Cap 1000 grOss and Pencils;
1903 Fools Cap, TOO . Steel Pencils.
55B Fancy Note,
1900 sets Lniyss and Forks 1000 Hammers and Hachsts
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine Silver
500 pair Scissors spoons
1910 RsEOrsi - = cords q double bars. Guns
FANCY GOODS.
50 doa Cologne Hose.
50 60 Hair oil 35O0POrt M0naies,
3sI6 Fancy WORK Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdks
5UB Ladies' Companions US - " Six DO
1900 packs Pms No. 6, 9, o. 5000 " Spool Thread;
10. 50 Gentlemen dus
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves; MsHaO Uudsrzhirrsi
$50 dos gents white and fancy
BOOKG.
IS 900 vol. Standard Book;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWFLRY
IS Magic case Gold Watches; $50 do Gold Neck Chaus
$50 english gold patent sVers 80 GENTS Fob ami Fot do
manufactured BY Joseph s25 do Gold seals and Keys
Johnson, . Gu. street, win Lock t.
Liver DOL 200 sets Of Can 0rs, IN eases
$50 Silver Lever Watches 75u do Fl0rsuuue, dos
$50 Open Face Silver DO $500 Plain Gold Ear Rings
rs Composition do; 500 Ladies' Paiu Gold Breast
g. Ladies' Hunting Case Gold pins;
Wstebss; 7OJu cents and Ladies Gold
80 do Challings Pencils,
$1,000 worth u GSid Finger
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TNHURSTON b BERNARD have removed to No l6
4 Public Square, next door 10 Calhoun's where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock OF
Dry Goods consisting of Black, Brown and Bise Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmeres; Vestings, Gloves
Hosiery, Cravsts HaudkeTchieis, &c, &C.
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Rags! ga gs.!

WILL pay 81 cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered my Rag Store the Northeast Of the
Square. WsSllen and silk Rags are at wanted
dsesS-f VS.. v WHITMAN.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For January. 1857.

r. FRANCE h CO., Managers.
Drawings c01dustsd under the Suparutendencs Of the
State Lottery Commits o1er.
PRIZES PAID As SOON AS DRAWN,
a GRAND MARYLAND 10 Terry on THE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS l,
To be drawn SATURDAY, January 8ls Baltimore Nd.
10000 Tickets IL 900 PnEesl
Iu these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn By
one all the Prizes are drawn out Of the Wheel.
~ T. u. HUBBARD Co., are authorized by the Man.
airars tn n. an nraErg
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WE afve JUST received IN gZelsi~s assortment Of
W Bows Clothing, Of vlr1is styles sud prices which
respectfully fr. nls and tls public gem
orally call and examine Ws are alsl constantly 70
cevIrg g1pteeDs over Coats D7ess ana Frees Coats.
and Vests every description Oar s1Cs 0t Furnishing
Goods sluv cll1'e,s l OBJ Etc1 i1 addition % heavy
arrival OF Cloths C1le-es ard FssH1g5 in the psee We
ha-erp rse.sss v offer Iliucsmeu's rarely presented
a. Tie citizens of Nashville.
sepl6 CLIFTON & ABBOTF.
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10 COUNTRY mERCHaNTs,

QUA Stock Of Gsuremeus Ready Made CIlthnr for tha
- f and Winter -1dsis u0s complete -m5rlsing every
valley fabric 1 De- found the El,tsrn Mafser1
oar business being strictly ard exclusively confined b ne
Aat cure ard sale ot tlaus enable us % 08f greater
iraur-Cfs t1au any other Euuss iu city. aid GhOul
alone Dee sIciluL guarantee all who purchase Ready
Made iI Hr, aud they supply themselves i'm much
larger vargs sf -yit1 aud les price
By rski arr purchases direct frul the Nanuia urssa
auc9J, Sit E H. BEUCEWAT 81 co.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DAHL LINE.

NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DAHL LINE.
THE following steamers form the Daily fsH@~ .
and CAIRO, leaving Nashville at y O'Clock,
H., ana Ca rn ate a NJ, -ll1-1'1-f7-1
j. 6. CLINE, HITE, Master; CITY . HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER, Master; AMBASSADOR, WAYTT Mdster; A Ida,
HAFgsE, Master.
This line daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Nail steamers the Lou syille
LOUIS Daily Boats, and also Th the Central Railroad
ST. louis and Chicago Passengers BY Oh line reach
New Orleans Memphis. 81. Louis and Louisville
less time than by other Boats For massage freight
apply the Mai Pa ket Office Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
nov2g-u PRO v. & N. q. $. Mail Packet Company
MtMPIfIS ANDNA HNELIE PACKET.
THE fine passeng ger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
i JAMES MILLER will Do the above trade eIaS.lA
this season. leaving Nashville every MONDAY rEssEssg
al O'Clock, p NJ and Memphis every THURSDAY al /
p. NJ Passengers may rely the above leaving each
place the day and al the same time advertised.
A. HAMILTON,
oC'23-tr H.H.HARRIsON, Agents.
REG5 LAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.
SsLLlE Us 700. CAPr.J. n. COFBITT.
fLaA---.--.- .,.- % JANIS Lowell
TTNEE>E b0Trs will be thH REGULAR packets be-
i tween Louis and Ng-hvI.Is This season, eG7ss4
and viii commence their lI,s Immediate -
after frs rs. ia Cumberland RIVER They vii uasC
their tips ar.y tsr business Will allow One
leaving each port about every I've dlys.
ocr23-f A. HAMILTON, Agent.
- ~ ~ e. ~ = 10 N
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no. 70 EDUTHSIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville, Tenn.
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WHEAT AND CORN
THE subscriber viii pay the Inquest market price for good
L merchantabIs " heat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
novl--Im Office, S E. cor. College and Spnng SITS.
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llOre Now GOOeIs.

More New Goods.
WE have ju received, per steamer Harmonic dozen
w argr Pat'Orm Scales 'Our dozen HlichH Lounler
scales "a dozen assorted q ice Mills Together With
large a-solJmeut Hollow Ware3 WbuissuIe CT ko-
call We have also the most ezJensiS" aHd we'll selected
assortment COOKING and Heating stoves 20 be- found u mis-
Hy. tdueR5-t] s1t"Aht q ONEN-
Land and Negroes Fer
Sale
ON THE NASHVILLE ~ CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD,
THE owner would sell OF Accommodating terms,
change for Real Estate in Nashville about Six Huu
ded Acres of rich Bottom and enfy superior
grnos, together Mules, sock, and Farming lmps
For further information apply 70 the Traders Psuk, Nash
Vile Tsun g. .vll-if
A CARD.
I An manufacturing daily my Eclipse Stove tOUn-
dry in this city, good assortment OF STOVES AND
hollow WAKa, viz: Ovens. Pots, okilists and LIos,
sad Irons and Androns o. different patters for The woe
sale and retail trade, Of small profits.
Also Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware Of the best quail
ty at low figures few ue chamber sets Of BrIiianls
Ware, and No RefrgsralOFs, hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutterng with
Tn or Copper.
t5g- Old Hopper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for NV manufactures. n. p. DORRIS
auyl-6m No. College St. near Church st
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GEDrg99g5
n A III Ell ~
freight A16sse
-BETwEEN-
W0rceStcr and Nel0 York
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S LINE
Of Powerful Screw Steamers,

PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
y eseg=4ss4c a. 15'0oods transported between Wor-
Leg =zzze, Scester aud New York as low and witt
ssssszsss equal despatch, as by any other line
The STEAMERS of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted from ot of south Main
Street. and will leave New York daily, (Sundays except
ed) from Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line of Propellers between New York and Phiade
phia, and with the triweey inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines if directed,
current rates.
For further information, apply to ". n. JoURDAN,
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.. Issa
odell, Pier No. II, North River, New York, or to
B. BUFRCM, Agent Foot South Main St.,
Worces ter, June % 1855, dawtf Providence.
r-Es-s,sgzss7 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
sfze.sassssss WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and otez Express
business sacted at Fall River, Mansfield Attebor0,
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, kingston Warwick,
Wickheld, Peaceda and Wakefield, R. l.; and Stoning
on, Conn.
oFFIoEs.-1s0 Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store Woonsocketi No. Exchange street Providence
E.ss.sz--.-s FISKE * cos UNITED STATES
Esss~4-=sFszss55sH AND CANADA EXPRESS. - Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via. Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, LoReil, Law
rance &c furnishing the most direct and exdeditious line
for all parts of New Hampshire and Maine. Also, via
Fitchburg, Bellows Fa s, Burlington, &C, 0gdensburg
and Montreal connecting with the British and American
Express Co., Tor all parts of Upper and Lower Canada
All business Tor California ami other Pacific ports en-
trusted to US, will be transferred Wells, Fargo Co.,
at Boston. FISKB Il CO., Proprietors,
10 Court Square, Boston.
J. H. 0sgood. Agent. General Express Office, NO 8
Lincoln House Block, Worcester dtl NIL
Ls.a.sszssssssa EULLEK'S NOK NVICH AND
$50 WORCESTER EXPRESS.
g. 5. FULLER viii send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Raiiroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He viii transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages.
OFFIcEs1S Main st., Worcesteri N. @. Brakenridges
tore, under Wauregan House, Norwich, Ct.
Nlpackages should be marked Fuer's Express al
orcester, Sept LIST, 1866. sept5
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. PATENT AGENCY
United States, Grsas Britain. Franc

EDkHHE-
United States, Greas Britain. France,
And ether European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRARrSAN well acquainted with the PRtsat Laws, has
been for sone years very successful in obtaiAing Pa
He continues 70 make Models, and to prepare specia
catons prawngs and all necessary papers, and pro
tres. Foreign business connded only to trusy and re
sponSible agents.
An business consded to me viii be promptly attended
90 az ne lowest rates USUALLY Is per cent lower than
the sans wuula be done By others in the profession
Having connecfions with one Of the best Agents al
Washington and making frequent trips there am ena-
eedta keep fhoFoughy posted IN all matters relating 10
Patents and new Inventions thus aordnR the neal fsc
ties for preliminary examinations and advising Invsn
tors In regard @ securing Patent fo their Inventions
Inventors will End Il to their advantage 10 put their IN
renlious into sabstaualfomo Model as coon as prn
oable lkhl frequently secures Patent In case Of ques
ton Of priority n inventory and consult some reliable
person acqunsd With the Patent Laws and proceedings
+ the Patent Once. a. 10 securing their rights.
An communication strictly CONFIDENTIAL Advice a. to
, oas z. Rsoessang gvsn e t esslnia
knitted, h use for the same purpose, involving The
same pncple and advioe given Is 70 The probability d
eealnng eent p some cases saving from nfy 70 one
hundred dolafr 70 the Inventor
MODEL Of AZ LuFeptions that require them, made
2 order upon reasonsne terms, and waanted 70 answe
ne acquisitions offhe Patent Once =. gs
Deeds of assignments recorded Il Washington. Copies
q DraMingls and other papers In the Pa
tent once obtained copy ofthe claims Of any inyen
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases. and othel
falnahle works relating 10 Patents together with co
pelt s o. Az e Patenfs on record a Washing.on car
s. aeen t1lhy ofacts free Of charge =
Tor fofEdcr Information inquire Of 1ss
NV. \, a JAMES q. ARNOLD. a.H
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR on pATHNra
WoEcAstaE,-MAa a
aDlgl Ones over 90g Main Htfest ldawts
NnuRE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.-
~ Jult received, large lot. Also large Invoice a
.ernf aaniliy 1FkxR n AqaRsSae. = =
w ~ .RAnzafDaH 4 90, lso Muia 4
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Patented February &c, 1856.


The peculiar advantages of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following asons.
lst IT is double acting, closing holding open the
door as required
3D. It's greatest power is the closing point decreas-
ng as the door opens.
81 may be easily detached from the door by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping L against The
frame - '0
atm 1t is Of simple construction, and not being COM
phcated, will not get out of repair.
otn IL Is the most durable of all Springs the power
being graduated IS the door may require
oth It's greatest action requires but one-eiehth of
urn others requiring from to three ourhs of turn
henes It wl not lose its elasticity power however
long on the stretch, and conuot be broken
7th 1t is, contrary to the general rule ornamental
gates ' '''
FOR The introduction and sale Of this Spring are
wanted IN every county in the United States
sights states, Counties and towns fors ale on liberal
erms' Inc utility of this Spring is unquestioned. En-.
terprsing can make money
FOR Rights apply to R. H. RUTHVEN, at 8. B. ]. God
card, Esq's Office or L. D. G0DDARDS store No 1876
Man street, Worcester
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NaSS@sTS7A----~ Men,-in fact, by all classes in the
community. see Certificates 10 Pamphlets wrapper
to botties amot wich are
Rev DR. LYMAN BEEcHER Boston, late President Of Lane
Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, o.
The late Rev DR. LEONARD WOODS Abbott Prof of The
olcgy in Andovei Theological seminary, Mass,
Hon DANIEL P. THOMPSON late Secy ef State of Yer
mont; author of Green Mountain Boys" :: Lock Ans
dan," &C, Montpelier, VI.
N f. WILLIAMS, Esq, formerly Collector Of the Port of
Baltimore. Md
Rev. JOSIAH LITcH, Philadelphia, Pa, and many 9th
OPINIONS OF THE TRADB,--"We know Of no med.
icloLe which has deseryedly sustained high a Tepua
ton for long term OF years, or which more rarely
disappoins the reasonable expectations Of those who use
it," lSignedI
ALLEN Co, Cincinnati, oh.-WM, H. HARRISON,
Cincinnst ii, u. B. WILDER Co., Louisville, KY
BARNABD, ADAMS Il Co, 1t Louis, Mo F, SoAMMoN &
Co., Chicago HE. Il. GAY, Burlir gton Iowa..
MUss7E Qlebec, c. E.--WM. I. BAIRD, Woodstock, a.
B. BREWERS STEPHENS & CusHINe Boston, Mass.---B.
A. FAHHENsrooK 4 Go New York, NJ. r. HOLLIsTER
& Co., Buffalo, Y.-CABLETON HovEY. Lowell, Mass
J. L. THOMPSON Co. Frey, N. Isaac Posi-, Roches
ter, N. IA MCCLURE Co, Albany, N. Y and many
others the Oldest most respectable Druggists ia
the United States. th
NJ rhe basis of this medicine was private recipe Of
distinguished physician, Its ingredients have been
made kn0t0n and dDproDfd by our first physicians
~ Particular Rotice.-ln connection with old
so artcle put up 81 size an large square
bottles NTH enGmeled ble wdpperS, gtH directions
and fac simite II I'm. Jon q Cutler, containing
nearly four times the quality OF the smaller size.
NJ bENAkE OF C0UNTELFE IES and INIT ATI-
0NS an pari bearing the mama Inquire for the arti-
by OhOte and that it has the fac smile
OF VIM JUN'E CUTLER upon the copyright outside wrap
err Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmon
AIRY Basam,"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO, Druggists,
SO dia street, boston, Mass and sold by Druggists
and Apothecaries. and Country Merchants generally.
Price, large size $li SMALLER .ize 90 cents.
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On1nibuses

NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN Sc
o M N / B II S.
CHANGE OF TEMB,-Monday, Dec Is, 1855.
Leaves New Worcester,
Ate, b. and 100, A. M and IL, 81, 81 and 81 p NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square
AT ~ q, and - A. NJ, and q, A Is, and $50 p N
Leaves Harrington Co, ner at 9, Pm.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worces er, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
Ssasl fls5 as SUNDAYS.
VIII Leave New Worcester 10 A. NJ, add u p NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
RT Fare each way, Ia cents
DIS dn L. b sToE 6. Proprietor.
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Is WILDER's Patent salanander Safe, with powder and
burgiar-proof locks. For sale by s. A. ROWLAND,
s2T diff 141 Main Street. Worcester.
GMITHsS PR EMIUM DOUBLE.ACTs
, ING DOOR SPRING.