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NJ Office TO THE SICK.
DIES. FILL, 4 IAsEPH.

In Offering to the community their ja,ilg celebrated rem
edies for onic and acute diseases Of long standing
not wish 20 trile with the life heath of the afflicted
but simply TO lay before them the testimonials Of mum
beI Of respectable ladies and gentlemen, from which the
suffering can judge for themselves. The Doctors pledge
meLts OF tho efficacy Of their medicines nor will they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant A few testimonials are here given, and the
doctors solicit an inquiry from the afflicted iuo all they
publish, fe ling assured thst they viii find them perfectly
reliable, ami their medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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a MEXICAN s FOREIGN PATENTS
r. H. EDDY.


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
(Late Agent of U. s. Patent ONCE Washington, under
the Act of 1870
10 STATE SITES opposite kfIby ST.. Boston,
Alter al extensive practice of upwards twenty years
contuagto secure Patents in the Unitsd States; also in
Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries
payeats Specifications Assignments, and all papers or
drawings, for patents executed liberal terms and with
despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign
works. to determine The validity or utility of Patents or
1nEentios-and legal or other advice rendered in all
matters touching the Copies Of clams Of any Pa
cordedat Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
put tongh t inventors have advantages for securing
patents, or aseeraining the pstenaby OF inventions
unsurpassed by, if not mmeasurably superior TO- any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testimonials
below given prove that rome Is MORE sTJoCFSSFTTT An
THE PATENT 0FRICE, than the subscriber; and as
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY he would add that abundant reason
% believe and can that at other office Of the kind
are the charges for professional services so moderate
Inc immense practice OF the subscriber during twenty
years past mas enabled him to accumulate eolec-
ton OF specifications and official decisions relative 10 pa
tents. These, besides his very extensive library of legal
aud mechanica! works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question, 70 offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents. 4a
All necessity Of Journey to Washington to procure
paen and the usual great delay there, here saysd
inventors s
TESTIMONIALS, -rs
during the time occupief the Office of Commissioner
Patenis X III kday, ESQ., Of Boston, did business at
the Patent ONCE Solicitor for procuring Paten There
were few If any, persons acting that capacity wbohah
50 much business beors the Patent odce and there
none VINO conducted It with sk fidelity and sue
cess Ireg6rd Mr. Eddy Of the best informed and
most sktu Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and Trustworthy and
more capable CT putting their applications in a form to
secure for them early and favorable consideration at
Tue fatent Onlce- EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
From ne present Commissioner.
August II, lS55.-During the time have held the
othce OF Commissioner Of Patents r. H. Eddy Eso Of
Boston has been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the Office as Solicitor He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules Of practice
OF the Oihce regard him as of the most capable
ahu successful practitioners with whom have had off
cial intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, IAN /, 1897. deod&wIam
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
9R Rrnrrheld Sc Rnstnr

DR.. r. GREEN, supernt endent, is a Scientific Physi.
clan, and has travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual xpe
years, has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors" saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians &c, but the sick should not be thus cheated,
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pecuiarities
only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves, and even then, il requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society.
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Invads from Imposition the practice of the
Indian system and to supply them with The genuine In
dian remedies.
We will, in this connection, mention fow of the In
dian Remedies preprepared By DR.. R. Green at this
labishment.
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TNNO WOODEN MANUAL TURERS

+ W. MOOLEN MANUFACTURER
= CALVIN i. GODDARD, New York. only maufae
Erer Of the ORIGINAL STEEL R1sG AND TOOTH BURBISG
MACHINES and IMPRovED STEEL FEED ROLLS recommends
Their attachment to Second Breakers Condensers as
The best labor saving machinery in Wooden manufacture
me Bnrrng Machines are used on the First Breakers in
al the principal Woolen factories in the United States
Canada and MEXICO. They acknowledged to be The
only perfect machines and indispensable to the econom
cal and successful manufacture Of WOOL
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls card as much
as ths Gard ITSELF besides cleaning The wool of its coarse
and 9ne impurities.
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
referring % Mills having them in use may had by ad
uresslng @ L. GODDARD,
ale ely No. BovL1Fe GREgS, NEw HOAX
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DRs HILL / J4sErH-sirs. will say that your meii
cine has benefited much My health is much better
chan it vas when commenced taking il. thinkit will
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The re
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkin
that yon might Ike to hear how gettiugalongs
have taken the liberty to address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. o.
Rutland, Nov 5, 1854 div n3
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tOGGs ana EAdohs, DANF0kTH & sCgDDER, Boston.
f6 d&V6n1
YSNO FAR MERSs-MUkIATE OF LIME.-The
high price Of the special maunres gusno, &C. first
ed to the composition Of fertilizer which should com
bine all their good qualities. but whose price should place
i within the reach Of the poorest eusators of the soil
The increased demand of last season. together with the
voluntary Testimonials of many who have proved its
heacy leads the manufacturer believe that the object
has been obtained in the m1riate of lime aud has Undue
ed him to extend the facilities for its manufacture 1t has
been tried upon almost every of SOIL but is generally
adapted to Cereal Plants Grass Corn, Wheat &c Grape
Vine, Corn potatoes u relation Roas preservative
huta Raga and Turnp of all kinds, Beans Peas and ali
ped bearing plants lis effects in destroying The worms
and other insects, IFS great value Of the Apple Tree also
its effects on Grass Land, producing better crop the
third year than the frst, in wood being permanent
in its effect whereas Guaue has applied every year.
will be forwarded to any address, and al orders BY mail
accompanied by the cash puuctualy ateuded to- 1t is
told at the following hxed pricesFor lie than 10 bbls
$l0 per bbl 10 bbls $1 in bags $50 lbs at
S7t cents per bag, for 10 bags Less than 10 81
EACH delivered at any depot wharf in Boston Charles
town.
Also for sale Rockland and Oyster shell Linnee.
JAMES GOULD, 10 State street Boston,
mchl3 d&w5w
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Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DIS HILL s jAsEPH Dear Sirs; This is to certify tina
my case was one Of very bad huor in the blood but
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, J L. L.
Worcester, Mass,
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This oertfes that my wife was afflicted with weak
cured her J.F.B.
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4 EICEsTER ACADESlY.-rhe Spring and
n Summer Term will Commence on Thursday April
Thorough instruction will be given usual in All
branches Of knglish Education, Ancient and Modern Ian
guagea and Music The advantages afforded were never
greater. There superior accommodations for board
ing both yUnng gentlemen and young ladies' Far In
formation apply to An IWAsHBURN PRIME
JOHN NELSON, Pres Of Trnstees
Leicester Mass, March 8, 1887 dtAp2 moh4
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RICHARDsON'S IRISH LIN EMS
ID A M A S K S, & @

The Public viii please bear in mind the GENUINE
UODs are always sealed with the full signature of the
hrm, viz: Richardson. Sons & Owden.
J BULLoCKE & J. B, LOCKE, Agents.
No SO Church street, near Barclay street. New York
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~ l<epRTNG AND SUMMER sF4AWLs.L5
~ Cartons HhaWa this day received 10 which We would
invite attention CHARLES A. UPTON,
mchs ar Tlagg's Block.
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r. A N O Y q O @ ID S
ID. M. KNIGHT g. t,O

ID. M. KNIGHT & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, Il GERMAN FANCY G0ODs
Nos. % and % Yesey street. (Up Stairs betwesn z
BrodtU1y and Church ST. eel, Rew York
COMBs-Budio, Rubber and Horn Back Combs in
great variety Twist, Dressing, and Ivory Combs BUT
IONS--W halebone, cit, Lasting Mohair, Twist Bone
Metal, silk Agate &c. BRUsHEs.-Hair Tooth Nail
&C. Linen Thread Spool Cotton, N edles Pins, Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Elasties Khalebone Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbng Scissors Thin
ces, and great variety of Fancy Goods and Fans &c.
all chsap for cash div faS
A DVICE TO ID q BANDS AND
IA W1VkS.-Aiso those contemplating Marriage.
Colored Steel plates IS cts plain plates rs cs free Of
postage
This work contains dissertation on the necessity Of
marriage Instructions in Counting, with Cure for love
effects OF Ceihaey, Cohabtation case Of Steriv exs
planned increase Of family with many other useful ia.
Htrncuons.-from the French Of Jean Dubois
Address, HENRY s. q. SMITH & CO..
Agents HGnted Box 1910 Post Office N Y
ja3 dom
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Ut Sc TIL e 81 e t

Sold at all the Groceries in Worcester also by Lew BART
LETT Co, f. D. WINsLow h Co, FRENoH FULLER &
FoeG, and RMMoNs, DANFohTH s soUDDRR, Boston.
f6 d&W6m
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On and after MONDAY, November 24th, 1856, Cars
win leave Fitchburg ct 20 a m, l240, and 8 20 p
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Leave worcester at 10 and IL 90 M, 4OO, p. N
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lFron .he noston Rerala.

SOMETIME WORTH KNOWING - By using Professor
Woed's Hair Restorative grey hair he permanently
restored to its original cor. he saoiaed certificate
from Johnson Stone Gardiner Nspe is hut one Of tho
many instances that daily coming knowledge,
Of its wonderful effects II is longer prohiemstc but
lifv
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEoUAILED PREP
aration has never failed produce growth Bald
Reads when used according the direction, and turn
hair hack n It's original color after having become grey
and reinssae it in s its origa health, lustre soness
and beauty Removes once all curf, dandruf and IN
pleasant itching scr0uls eTupions and fs2ersh heat
from the scalp 1t also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling or and hence acts as perfect
HAIR INVIGORAT0R AND TONIC.
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nlisce!lnneous.

dill HEADs.-If you wish nice thing
I'D shape OF a BILL HEAD, call at the Spy Office, No
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Or0CcrIe5, &zC.

GUPEREOIs FLOJ R.-5O barrels r RICHARD
- soNs celebrated "RGtJoad" Flour from new wheat,
this day received and for sale by
pit 20. WEI. O. SWEET & CO.,
Sc diff 1856 vain Street.
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Personal.

80. Maj. Madearis. editor of the McNIinnville
CTenn.) Enterprise, died of the 18th ult.
-. Gov. Johnson, of Tennessee, promises to
address the wofkingmen of New York on the ith
of July.
go. Madame Goldschmidt, nee Jenny Lind,
gave birth to daughter on the 3lst March, at
Dresden
-. Mr.. J. b. Roberts, the American tragedian,
who lately arrived in London, is engaged to appear
at Drury Lane in September.
49,. Col. Jno. Claiborne late the distinguished
editor Of the New Orleans Courier, is at the Kirk
wood House in this city.
.... II is said that Gen. Scott has accepted an
invitation to be present the inauguration of the
statue of Gen. Warren upon Bunker Hill.
80. Robert Minturn and lady, who sailed for
Europe on Saturday, 90 to meet son who is very
i'll at Florence. Their absence will be brief.
The bill for the release of Gen. Small. con-
fined more than year ago for alleged contempt
of court, has been signed by the Governor of
Pennsylvania, and his release ordered.
80. Mr. Edwin Booth, the tragedian made his
first appearance at Burton's Theatre, New York,
on Monday evening, as Richard Ill. The house
was crowded and the applause rapturous.
-. Rev J. II Ingraham, the reformed novel;
list, late rector of st. Johns Church. Mobile has
accepted call TO the charge of the Episcopal
Church and Institute in Riverside, Monroe coun-
ty, Tenn
DR.. John Morris, postmaster and l.. X. Bowen
naval officer. Baltimore, Md; Gov Brown and
family, Florida; Hon. J. p. Kennedy, Maryland;
Rev pr Seabury, New York and Hon Jno NJ
Wood, Maine, are at Willards'.
-. Messrs. 4. Mcdonald, late of the Virginian.
and b w. Duke, late of the Wytheville Times
intend beginning the publication, in Lynchburg
of daily neutral paper, on the plan of the Ric6-
m0nd Dispatch and Petersburg Express, to be
called the - Lynchburg Daily Courier"
-. The Union says: &" Col. H. H. Heath has
resigned his situation in the General Land Office
in order to assume the editorial charge of the
Daily North West a Democratic journal recently
established at Dubuque, Iowa. Col. Heath is a
ready writer, and has had considerable expert
ence as a journalist
80. The following members of the Southern
press are at present in Memphis attending the
railroad Jubilee Mr.. Wilmington, of the Savan-
nah Morning News: Mr.. Sims, of the Savannah
Republican Mr.. Galloway, of the Aberdeen Sun
ny South Mr. Heart, of the Charleston Mercury;
MIR. Scott, of the Arkansas Traveller; Major Par
ham, of the Chattanooga Gazette; Mr. s King.
of the Charleston Courier; Mr.. Bilbo, late of the
Nashville Gazette; DR.. A. l.. Sanders, of the Pa
ducah Progress; and Mr. Gannaway, of the
Brownville Journal.
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FIRST SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA.
The jamestown Society cf Washington, m con
junction with Citizens and Military L.
Companies of Virginia. Will celebrate Sa44Iaz=5=3>
the fifth semi centennial annIveT Sary
of the hrst settlement Of Virginia, at JAMESTOWN,
on the 18th dav Of Nav. 1857.
The Anniversary Address will he pronounced by
casIon will be delivered by JAMES BAkKoN HoFR.
Esq.
The Society have chartered the steamer PowuA-
TAN, which will leave Washington SIX O'Clock con
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, Alexan-
drIa at half past arriving at Old Point Comfor,
early the next day, where opportunity will nc at
forded the company to visit the numerous objects
the residue of the day will be spent, leaving IN time
to reach jamestown early on "Wednesday morning.
where suitable ceremonles Will be observed, and
turn to Washington on Thursday afternoon.
Arrangements are IN progress which, II rs antlcI-
pated, will secure the attendance of n very large
concourse of the people of Virginia upon this inter-
estIng occasion.
A Band Of Music has been engaged for the Excur-
sion.
Tickets, including meals. Eor Gentlemen, SO; for
Ladies So; for Children or Servants SIS.
COMMITTEE Of ArruHgenents.
p. r.: F enda President Gen. A. Henderson, Vice
Jno: T. Towers, Treas. President,
T.. w. e. Huntington, Beverly Tucker. Cor.S
- Cor. Secretary, James NJ. McRea,
William Towers, A. III. Cooke,
Thos. Lumpkin, Thos. J. MaSsie,
Thos. ]. Gait.
Tickets can be procured of either Of the Commit
~, Hinton Teal, and Jos. ShIllington. Washing
ton and at the Offices of the Alexandra Gazette
and Virginia Sentinel Alexandra.
may 2-STuWS&M
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FROM KANsAs.-Advices from Quindaro, Kan
sas, to the I'd instant, have been received at ST.
Louis, says telegraphic dispatch. Ex-Govern-
or Robinson has proceeded to Lecompton, to
await his trial on an indictment for treason He
was held to bail in the sum of $40, 600, which ex
Pired on the first Monday in April, at which time
the Court was not in session.
The st. Louis Democrat publishes letter from
several citizens of Lawrence, Kansas, to Secretary
Stanton, stating that if the following course is
adopted they will 90 into election for delegates
to the convention; two persons, one of each par
ty, to DE selected In each district to correct the
registry and proceed together to register the legal
voters, the prelate judges to correct the first lists
and the appointments to he made according Ia
these returns. Four judges of eection-two from
each party are to be elected in each precinct and
the names of three Of said Judges TO be required
on certificates to entile person to a seat i'm the
convention
Later advices say that Mr.. Stanton declines the
proposition
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COMMERCIAL FAILUREs.-Several failures oc-
CURED at New York on Monday, among dry good
dealers. Among them Messrs. Whitney,
Fenno & Co; Shaw, Sampson Bramhall Lord
Haley. The failure of Messrs. Whitney &
Fenno, it is said, has been occasioned by defal-
cation by their confidential clerk to the amount
of S5O,0OO. Messrs. Bugbee, Hidden Co, are
also reported as having failed. The failure of
Messrs. Prince & Post is also announced. The
whole amount Of the liabilities of these firms ex.
coed million of dollars
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u The man whose feelings were "wo,kaa
up" has ordered fresh supply.
IL The Pennsylvania Legislature have, at the
present session, passed twenty-five bank char
tiers, with an aggregate capital Of sc ,0OO.UO
DT A process has been discovered Of max ing
rattan flexible and elastic like whalebone IL Is
cheaper and better than whalebone for many pur-
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IL In Mddleboro' on Sunday week "a per
sons were propounded for admission to the Con.
gregational church, as fruits of the late revival
IA were males and Is heads of families
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A CARD.-The attention of house-keepers and
"A persons furnishing is called to the extensive
sale OF excellent Furniture and Effects of Dex .
ters HOTEL" commencing TUESDAY, May 18th.
and continuing each day at the same hour
IN perfect order, having been purchased within the
last two years.
The Carpets are principally English Brussels and
handsome patterns.
80 The Cured- hair Mattresses, Blankets. Linen
Sheetng, Quilts, c. are ofthe most superior quail
ty and'qulte good s new.
Amongst the Table Furniture are twenty heavily
plated oval lowered Dishes of beautiful patterns
and finish
There is also a large quantity of handsome French
CHINA Vases, Water and Milk Pitchers, double .thlck
fiat and deep Dishes, superior Silver Casters
Table Cutlery. c., afordlng an opportunity to per-
sons furnishing rarely met with every article will
positively be sold to the highest bidder
may 5-tf JAS. G. McG LIRE. Ancfinneer.
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nRDwAY'S ETHIOPIAN MELANGEs
~ The PEOPLE.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

For Five Nights only, commencing MONDAY, May &.
The original OR DwAN'S EOLIANS, under tho
management of JoHN l.. ORDwAY. from Ordwa,-
Hail, Boston, twhere they have performed for the
past eight years. will during the enlargement and
bcautfy ing of their Hall, visit the principal South
ern and Western Cities, and give FIVE CON
CERTS IN Washington. commencing above. IN
PRODUCING Ethiopian Observation-Disclosures
ComlQue-Operatlc Grms-R Representations of Sou
thern Darkies Life and selections from popular PIE
ces. See Small Bills
Tickets Is Cents. Doors open at =, to commence
at I. before 3. NAV 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAlED AWAY-On "Wednesday. A pril 18th,
- a dark brown HORSE, about II hands n
high, between and years of age. marked IN
with gear, full name and tail, one fore foot and GA
one hind foot white, and his lack hone seen in
three different places. Any leaving information
oil SAID horse at this office will be suitably rewarded
may 6-2t'
II OST OR STOLEN-From the possession e
IL the Hon. Francis :. Edwards. Mt the Washing
ton House IN the city of Washington. on or alpnnt
the 10Th day OF Fehruary. 1857. LAND WARRANT
No. 81 -SS. dated December oath. less. SAID Warrant
was issued TO Ezra Reed, under the act of March,
1850 A Ill persons are hereby cautioned against ne,
gotlatlng said Warrant as proceedings have been M
sttuted by the holder Ezra Reed cancel the same
ap 3l-6w ERA REED
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Please Read and Remember !!

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The Musical Convention will give q Grand Closing
Concert on HURSDAN NIGHT, consisting of
CHORTSES and GEMS
from the Cantata Of the Hay ma kers" ly Prof. Geo
r. Root.
The Concert will lie under the direction of Prof
RooT, who will preside at the Piano Forte on the
occasion.
A number Of distinguished Singers from the vari
States Of the Union will assist m the perform
ances and form n prominent feature IN the Concert
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CENTS: 10 he had
ut the principal Music Stores and of officers Of the
Convention.
Concert to commence at o'clock. may6a
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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time of observation is
about O'Clock a m:
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Al Washington this morning barometer % 992
slowly rising thermometer 81 deg. Wind last
evening ENTHUSIASTICALLY West.
In the month Of April the highest temperature
at in the morning and the lowest at in the
evening occurred on the same day, viz: April 6,
the previous day being the warmest during the
month. The mean temper AZURE for the month wa,
As, and was nearly ten degrees colder than the
same month last year and the year previous. The
whole amount OF rain did not reach two and a half
inches-a less quantity than fell hee during the
storm of last week