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Us but a spiders thread,
That breaks at every breeze"

A lady introduces her subject TO a
Boston editor by stating, that ''having a
god constitution, she can bear a great
deal of happiness" She proceeds 10 de-
clare that her idea of perfect bliss is, ga
fast horse in sleigh, plenty of buffalo
robes, and neat.ftting overcoaf, ith a
handsome man in it." And she adds, ''ii
that is not happiness, I'm open 10 convic-
ton as TO what isp'
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poetrp
For the Chronicle.
OLD TIME, AND NOW.

Oft we read in olden story,
How those sairted martyrs fell.
Round whose names wreath of glory
Ever rests. They won it well.
How they fought 'gainst false opinions,
strove the worlds dark night to break;
Tfllthe Churches slavish minions,
Tortured, burned them at the stake.
How seifrighteous bigots, kneeling
At the very shrine of God,
With seeming holy feeling.
Bathed their hands in human blood.
And the bollest nature falters,
And the heart grows sick and sore,
As we read how sacred affairs
Were all stained with human gore.
And. we offer thanks to Heaven,
That the night has passed away;
And that unto US Ills given
To behold this sbright aoon-day."
But. cen with our prayr's ascending
To the Throne of God on high,
Harki there's sadly interblending,
Many shrek, and bitter cry.
And the voiceis WOman's. pleading
Comes it from the past, aEsy7
mol her heart lies crushed and bleeding
In the sun light of to-day
Female innocence is given
To the powr OF Tilest lust;
Till the victims douIt if Heaven
Doubt if..even God be just.
While Of myriad bells, the ringing
Gaily trembles on the airs
While is heard the voice of singing,
And of thankfulness and prayer
Millions feel the keenest sorrow,
Each to know himscl slave;
Praying that the coming morrow.
Grant but freedom, or the grave
Hope not for fair Freedom morning.
Ne'er- expect her natal day.
Till We heed the mild heart-warning,
Break and cast each chain away"
Tin the Church. her wrongs escheSing,
Cursing old time bigots less,
And her VOWS to God renewing
Cease to torture and Cypress.
Flood still drips from sarred altars;
Blood of faithful. christian men
Gags and scourges, chains aud halte-s,
Are as common now as then.
This. the boasted "Christian nationts--
Land where 'dtf are free and .5rape,'
Makes the pride of Gods creation,
Mana chatteii mana siavel
Like the beast he may be driven;
Like the beast he may be sold;
And the hearts best ties be riven.
Silver chords-fSr dHst for gold.
Ye whose locks with age are ho1ry,
Yepho near the silent tomb;
As ye read. in olden story.
or the christian martyrs doom.
Give word that's hopeful. cheering
To the martyr of our day:
II Of God ye have hearing.
nor the toiIing bondman prayi
Ye whose brows, as yet unwrinkled.
Show that ye are in your prime.
Ye whose locks are yet unsprinkled
By the wintry frozts Of time,
Let each thought and each eneeavOr
Be against our nations foel
Swearing to be Fanquished never
Choose to die or overthrow
Ye whose days as yet are youthful,
Te whose lives are just begun,
Whose young hearts are warm and truthful,
There are laurels to be won
Laureis that are greener. fai-er
Than were e'er to mortals given,
Laureis that will make the vearer
Child Of Fame, and heir of Heaven
Let not then. our tongues be bridledi
Agel and Youth unite your pos'rsl
Let not moments e'cr be idled-
And those laurels may be ours.
OberIin, Feb. ed. 1857. J.
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How TO KEEP FAT SrocK.-Good hay
is not only the basis Of ialtening, il you
feed in winter, but all you need for win-
teiing stock which is in good order in
the fall. A skilliul farmer can max
healthy cattle grow all winter by taxing
his Ingenuity to see how much good hay
he can get them to eat; and this is the
great secret in keeping stick. He who
attempts the experiment, as very many
do, of trying to winter ca tie on the least
possible quantity Of hay, win find himself
in the end in very much the condition Of
the economist who tried 10 see with how
much salt he could wiD.er his pork.
When warm weather came however, to
his asionishmenf, he had not only lost his
salt, but bis pork.
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CHURNING.-In churning butter, if
small granules of butter appear which
do not "gather," throw in it a lump Of
butter and it will form nucleus, and the
butter will come.
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TAKE pains to correct the blemishes
of The mind, rather than those of the
face.
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The habit of being always employed Is
a great safeguard through life, as well
as essential to the culture of every vir.
tfle
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A LAD taking bunch of $500 in bills
across Wall street, New York, on Mon
day, fell on the ice and the wind gave
an extensive circulation to the valuable
paper; in fact only $50 of it was secured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-11

The first Office of prudence is to FORE
see impending evils, and prevent them.
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GBaite MlisttlImg.
THE CRAZY ENGINEER.

2 rnox rHE nrrOnr OF 4 rRusslAs CONDUCTOR.
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mr.. CUDwosru-BO,anlc lpsrmary No. Is

" Howard street, Boston Mass.
III. CUUMUkrIl attributes 10 his. SEw DISCOVERY
uch % his In curing The most dey rOo,e, OBJ
-ttrts CuMP. tCArFp sud Jns standing, and even ~.
IrIrEp lsBrers the human system. llis utter dts
ul Of BsTcsry, hyirae Of potash, aud other mineral
lisUus firm t,r medical practice ErCe him TO search
0r substitute, AMI The result was, this agent, which
ia Itself IL th1rnlgh but mid scarcher, DISCOVER and
XIer II all mrrcural VI other poisonous depo'iIs Of
h bUniIn system.
ms /, well oth sober consideration Because his
,sal,ug aud ryuJvarilg r.ney the "New Discovery"
tts basts on whicl as theory q Healing tong and well
,.ttlei dis rlets II .ou1dr, aud will In al intro
luce healthy action u great consequence but where
ne rTuUounc,s thJr1ugh cure, IL has SEyER FsILED.
OH Diseases ufthc ia cat. Chest Heart ard Luags,
G0ut and RhclUatsm Indigestion, General Debility,
Ncrcufal NfctiJns, fCm,lgs' Chruuc Disorders, NyT
yousnss AMI iahituai Headache, diseases Of iuiscrcd
youu. and milleagei persons. ant all diseases ~ The
Ain ~ urinary oFgans constitute list % human allie.
inns b. which fls New Dsclycrynb o. most ahsp
ute efficacy For the satisfaction Of the puel'c SS0J
W ne legally bIiritcd grain Of mercury - found IN
any medical preparation frOIn this iustitatiln.
an re,sous Nh0 BY an In niuliciJas deficient mel-
i,al treatment have lust an faith Ia the profession, AMI
~ t "a recoygry, may Cor c1upl- q weeks try this
saw pisCuvEkY amt ngyeT continue us,lical treat
meut that Ia thrr weyks has effected 81 important atl
uud,uiabc chang u his bensht.
ur Cudwurth has his own laboratory, where all hi.
medicines prepared II i his own interest. % pas
st aud cfTeluy select n. drugs used In hs practice
that spurious OF uer' dru $40 old sluggish c'm
POUNDS, mistaken, Inaccurate, or htt"ls prcISa
l1us defeat his knowh,igc AMI disa point hs pa
tsut. No. l. Howard street. Once open day and eve
ding
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AZ rxpnESs,oN ov cnATIrrpE

\ E,st Cambridge, June %, 1859 To rus ATTLIcrKD
This C-Uys that have sut,ri Tor several years with
that most dreadful u an complaints, SsmnAl Weakness
~ hot ph, stefan, person afflicted as was,
can rraiIr the situation was In lapplhd O. an old
an skilhl doctor. he ti IN that ms case dill not ~
quirv medicine - that shvuld so"n x. veil u WAS
careful Of my habits. I waited AMI "a tel uId be
cane 80 weak AMI = that could hardly walk
then consulted physician VII, pretended O. undsr-
stand the disease, took hs met cincs thr months but
n. r,ll-t since, have sprl-,l - other phy scians
"a. rryrivrzi ~ hsn.ht hsrtp o. despair. Wished
usVrr kai been bofu-had continual pain distress
my hci-dISin,ss, ringing In my ea's fJrgytiuuess,
srak syss &c. sas much rmaciHJ-i, 1y ifigufls sup
posed NE ,n siecnS dutn Intense study aud cunGn~-
usut The 3lsJ ~ lsst AprIi, (thN dsy -hah never
iUlgvt) cui AMI fellow su lcut sil 10 ne, Chares
have cone oaiViss zoe. I have tcta Iroihlr,i the
sl-,e ar~tl---f,re, knps an lur bad teln-S
ant r,- cause Of theia, called uppn Dr. CniwoJth,
and D. ~rrvi W. rUi ne viii yBu 70 yun take his
,nr,c.,.H. Iske my advice And yuu viii never ~
a. The neNt day Icsne him-f,lo~e hts o. proved
q treatment ior little niuc scsks-gradu-
ally imPglN,E", AMI noe .m strong asi sell both h.
s.l All aiy, ifthi- e0uinuncation sAoal ne,t "a,
eye ~ ~ one ais-'vi a. VS., I ADVISE them AZ
trti ~ su~-riag humartty, 20 ard see the nOctor,
AMI they s.I r curyi AMI savvi fr,an an unilrasly
gtaVv, AMI I T he blessings attendant upon he ,lIh
ils,dsT, do icisS Il - IN truuhl. male a
male. CnAKLES DICKSON.
To Dr. CalwOrth.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Tonic.

A enilcuan OF Boston writes to bis friend II
New BcIiurl lhus:
10 yuur inquiries, would Vply, lhl, whea I
fist commenced using Professor Woods liar
Restorative, uiy hair was o,uo,t white, and ha
been ~ too the last ten years gUd Il was very lhI
on IN, top Vt my he a, sni Ncr iO,.,e, sud pulr,
Uut Tlrry Lut iOaud ,hSt ue,Jrc Trad uS-J al
I've .r,urd bottle, (Whicb was eight wcvS>l my
htir was entirely changed p" r's yugiau color
a brIu.r. and .. .." ... ..u dsudUii gnu
0ui. mut.t '.". .... w. . .ig cUt i've ~ 80
tf..r, si.rc e., .lHHH. ..., have '"Scr seeu guy
thug IKE whi.. .." ...Ihas iruih l.e IJUls an,
"A is now 49, .L,.. as u ever Was, and does NJ.
come Uu 81 ALL Il has proved ~ uy case all tho
1 could ,yI-h 10 ask
luLA !. 80 lluI.. l.C.---
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A PICTURE OF ILLINOIS fAKSrSG. The
great granaries Of Egypt hardly bear COM
parison with the enormous predictions OF
the West. We Rad Of u single county IN
nlirois produ AZ over a million Of bushels
of grain and we now read from one in the
STATE, who is acquainted with what he
writes, and with facts upon which to Ease
his reasonings, that he estimates the wheat
crop of illinois this year at S5,eoo'ooo
bushes, and the corn cropat S29O,ooO OOo'
and says the writer, | am persuaded the
conclusions arr correct, as almost any one
who should see thee extensive fields would
be - like opinion.
rhe sane writer, in letter to the New
ark Advertiser, says thai the farmers in Mar
shall county where the wheat averages IRON
so TO 25 bushels 10 tho acre -
ale would like TO sell at once, and 1t WI
vii gave him 90 cents per bashel, he will en-
age 20 deliver :. ~ gt our nill in ten day.
But tina. fhr str'ius p.ice Tor the har-
vest, and IT, .mm'u.. crop promises thatw'
can buy shorty TOR less money. That is al
we can Offer for this week; the next mus
take its chance. and IS to ~ cents vii
shortly h. the mark. There ase fields herr
which for several year. have alternatec'
wheat and corn, and there is yet no apPar
cnt diminution IN the crop. know Of on
Geld winch has this year the eighteenth con
secuive crop Of corn upon it. and douO
not this will be as copious Us any "
The following is a picture of the Illinois
harvest
Ascending gentle knoll, which to your
view seems rising for long distance, W.
stop and look around US what busy scene
The clatter oFtharaar~' ." every side ''r'Se
the ear. Look around and count-twely
fifteen rcapers-each four horses attached
requiring at least eight hands to gather VIVA
each lays in numberless sheaves. Ride Il
the next knoll-tho work is here u littl,
farther advanced. and two or more farmer
have joined their forces aud are gItherin.
the bountiful harvest into rlcks-they never
make sacks hcre-but long and broad rick'
the size Of which | dare not put IN fgures
Another half mile, aud you are upon tn
unbroken prairie, but have all the cattle 81
the township been gathered into this one
field, or rather pasture? Count them
Without stirring from the spot, | count TIVE
hundred cattle, and some thirty horses; eros
that gentle undulation, and similar seen
is repeated, and again. am sure | conld
have counted not less than u thousand eat.
tie in that one ride"
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TO FEMALES. MADAM

1 ClDNOkftl, NJ - iioSari sgrvct Boston aass
The uecessy VI D0tAnc luirnary anl discrcet fv-
me Medical adviser tor ladies q cons,l, n. certain
essrs apparent, thst useless 10 enlarge upop
q. Madam 9. u very thankful % the lstks or the
confidently warrants that her treatment shal ~ perfect
~ .as ctory % al The heh order 81 this nydca e.
pllishmea, viii satisfy any that an E ~ trcatcl
Ia hs most thorough msnurr IN an istaftmsEts- Mad
an : molicine- i5r Fymas IrrcgGiigiss. sapprvs-
sions Sc.. ssitive In their n ending re-
move 0hslrctions and strengthening Their systm. Ia.
lies requiring medical all viii DO Well % can
sul. Madam O. detcrc going elsewhere.
Anlclitrs addressed to NAOAN CCDwOgrf, 10
Ii0sari street, Boston Mass, enclosing dollar, gill
BE- p omptlY attended to
Chce open dap AMI evening y
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lFmm The Missouri Dsmo.ral ]

WOODS HAIR Dye TGis admirable sriclr
j. rapidly impro'ins lhe h'lr' No article ct .
similar Kind, now before ihe public, euioNsa let
lar rgputsiluI a. a restorative aud uNig0riiiug
hair tuuiv. IT, prcgiisr Ohv"'icsl qualities have
n beneficial elItct upon the growth uud "larsci,'
of the air, giving silky aud glossy trNtu.c 10 that
which was formerly at cusrsr sud dry nutui.
N has, also, We understand, trUutucl ." preserve
Az, youthful color and .ppsa ancc 81 the hl,g, 1nd
destroying or cuuniCraV Ing The ELECTS Ot ave-
VIII. such Recommendation in IT. tuvof We hard
Iy perceive how ANY lady ~ gen rr.-u should he
N.iih,nt 80 valuable an adjunct 10 tiCir toilet.
q. J. WOOD * Co, rr1puct1rS, 3l2 BrOad.
way. New York, aod ~ Market Si'cgi
3nl3 81 Louis, Mo.
Sold by al pruggiststeTe-
AGENTS.-lA Biifsfsri, J. sawyer IN SEc1, :
4 Mitchsu, sri,clrs.f - n. l.. Mitchell. Wtc'essls
kgen.s "a boston, Weeks Potter La Portland, w. a.
Hay. Stnosts
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hmm Nm. Rn.tnn Ilrrnll. 1

SJNruuNG woEIH k>OwING BY using Pr
frssur Woods Hair ke,IuraIIge, lray hair can b,
permanently restored 10 H. UJI-lual color I'll,
subiJinrd crruhcuie iron ju uOu x Stone. Gar
diner, Name, j. bat one VI the many instance,
that are d1iIy coming Ia Uur knowledge, Oi IT.
wonderful effects Il l. 40 luugrr rrDb.rtuaiicyl,
bat % scii eyiJ,ui truth, as hundreds la our com.
muUliv Gu testify.
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PROF. o. y. WOODS
Hair Restorative =!
Producins Hair on Bald HEADS,
and Restoring
Grey Han 20 its Natural Color

T5'HIs ASTONISHING AND UEEQUALLED
4 Preparation has never tailed To pruducc
growth ON Bald Heads, when used JccutJHg g.
lGc direction, aud Iurn hair back 10 ~ COgtGl
color after having become gray aud rcin,'oie
ian .ll u, original health, lustTc, sOlut-s Cud bod
IS. Removes al Oucc MI Scuri, Gaudruu aga uu
pleasant ttchiuy, scrOlula, cfupions aud tsyerl>i
heat from the scalp. Il also prryeut. the uau
ifOm becoming unhealthy and iallag OH, an,
hence acts a. "A perfect
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BFooKTiElp, Mass, Janu1W h, lS5r

BROoKTiELD, Mass, January II, 1855.
dean SK: Having made uiyl at your lia'i
Restorative, Il gives me pleasure 10 Say ibst o,
effect has hccn excellent Ia removing inHam'aa
lion, danduil and a constant itching tend uc,
with which have byrn iruubled irOm chilit Ood
aud ha, also restored my HAIR, wtI,I was brCOm.
ing gray a. NJ original coiOr. | have used AZ
Other article with anything Ike the pleasure and
pruht GOuTs uuiy,
X BRAGG
Pastor ofihc OuL0doN Church, BrvvAiieId.
Professor MuOd.
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A Retired Physician,

/whoss sands Of ilis have nearly out discovered
4 while In the Ea-l fodies, certain cu>e bs Con-
fsmption. Asthms, Bronehltis, Coughs, Colds, and
Il oensral Debility. The remedy vas discovered By
htm when his only child dsushter, vas Even up 70
die. He had hard much of tbs wonderful restora.
i've and healing qualities Il preparations made run
The Mast India Hemp, and the thought occurred Ia him
thai be might make remedy fsr his child. lie studied
hard and succe~i~i In rvAsinx his wishes. His child
vas cured. and 10 alive and yell He has snce I'd.
mluis,srrd the wonderful remedy 10 thossands Of suf
isrxrs In all parts Of the vstd. and he has never Aiei
In mailing them completely healthy and happy Wlsh-
ing 70 do much god passlb,s. he v sssi to such
cf lis anctcd ~beings - required 70, this recipe
vi,h Iu and explicit direetioos tos mailing up and
seecssssiiy using C. lie rvasrss each applicant In
eisss him shilling GEMS 70 b returped a.
postage the rcpe and The voainder 20 be applied
10 he payment Of this advsrtissnsni Address,
D.. II. JAMES, Ssis 0rssd street, Jsrssy City, n 4
Jdsey.
n. R-ps. II. Js.es has nslthsr oiAes nss assas !
In Mes rost, - ssu.= hAvs prvtsaasd and advsr,is.
a. ne rscips b s~s frzn 20 PLACE bst No. 10.
Dad ssss-t Jsssy chy. n, jsssy. -
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Gus TOM CAR DIN q
The Baxioa Mauuhc,uria= Co..

inc o"Ntoo hauuinetufin. Coz
HAVING gNen up the Custom Csfding at
III th-tT ,nill the sub>calcr has r,4nav.d tseif
nHSHnrty :" Mat,a's Maj. sbOat unc ,n.ie a,,v,
M'"crs''"h, -" the r'NrF ~ 4, ~ il"l.is, whttv
q = now prrparyd 10 do CpsroN Gaming an
u'snn',, he thinks, that VIII gisr eniif St.,l.,,.
'i0n 10 I'll who may pdtnnizr AIn Tue nudge
rs NY tsgir l. nos IA god rvpsr. There !,
slss' -vOd iVot bridge at ih,S place. W,.nl pr,o.
ycty n he'd, sud lctt ~ Ma>Ss Dsvi-'s. s.,hnon
tsll., 90 at INV house IN Modcr,,loa VIII De taken
way, caidr'i sud ~ turned - early as IA let al
"a, MI PvtsOus e, mlng iIOn 4. di.,.nc, Can
'sN' their w,ol cartvd same day VI delivery al
he m n dssircd.
Cash lSiR Be paid for Wool at this Nh.
AARON CLARK. Jr.
\ od.T .,Ioa. Jane 10. ls57 2sf
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GARnINrR. Mnlne. Jnnr 81 -.

NANUINLht NiHIIVt JUNO =, ~.
DEAR SlK. have USED Two bOitles OF Profess.
az Wunt's HAIR Restorative, sud IAN truly say ~
D. he greatest discovery OF the age toe rCsluun.
aud changing tie hair. Bsi,fc using Il, | wa> q
man Ut seventy My hair haS now attained W,
OugIuai CulOi. You ecu rvCOMIuc "a u To IN,
wlfd without the least ear, us nay ease wa, Uut
OF the wort kind. Nudrs respectfully,
DANIEL n. MURPHY.
Professor q. J. WON.
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Piano Forte For Sale.

fy'HE Subscriber has Just received one more
4 fine toned Piano from the mandatory Of
tialleit & Cumsion. The instrument, has six and
u half octuyes, l. warranted good |" every rc-pe,
AMI will be sold as cheap ~ one Of the same quail.
-, can be- bought at the rooms VI the manufacture
rrs IN Boston Any one wishing To purchase n
Piano, /. respectfully invited to call aud examine
n at my house on Summer street, Saco.
i5tf CHARLES II. GRANGER.
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crDwoRruuh hi. Bc,a

bOCTOg CUDWORrH, at his Botanic In
u Gmtry, Nc n llorard street BstsU, Mass, de
Aoss h whole attention ~ the trtmti ot diseases ol
the urinary organs Ills grcat iu curing these
long standing and dcu, eases, such a. hay' tormsry
h,en considered ucu able, 1, sutcicn % c'muend him
% H. public worthy ri the extensive patronage Wh,h
h. has rrCyycl Within one year b. has cured over
zoo ,tsesa practice which no dCub. cNJeecls that n
cay other physician IN boston. thyrrtrg All frs'u- A..
FLIJTgp wth auy disease will Do VEL n call on him,
AMI avoid al boosting impos;rTs, either hrgsn 90 uNe
DIR. CT WORTH sin Confidently invites thC lsdi~s
10 o., this Invaluable mrthys 81 treating The many dis
ressrg complaints o. which the ~ arr sutlrct %
General Diseases and all ohstru' tuus removed Without
physical danger. Consultations strictly confidential
nice oyen day ant evening. Al letts.s sddrrs.ei 10
III. & DHoETll, - Howard street, Boston, Mass,
,ui lairiug postage stamp, viii be attended %.
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CAR Il WOR X
Farm for Sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated in the northeriy
n part oIihe city Of Biddeio,L. four miles from
the city mills containing thirty live acre, Of most
excellent grass land, divided into moving, illsgr
nd pc airing. Also, a new honse, ~ by IL. an
Ii y2I, well finished outside and partly inside.
A "a barn 80 by 81 II any one is IN want Of n
,..,ali farm, they will do well to Gull before buying
elsewhere. There Is more lsnd adjoining which can
be hu,. IL desired. OLIVER RUMERY.
Rii ford, March Goth, 1857. l3if
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8. Broad, near State St., Bottom,

HUfrLI tne pesS, nnest and
y purest.. srtieles, 1t lowest
cash Sriess. Their Stock con-
sists Of
Teas, Cs9ees, Chses-
ia.ss. Ai!sSiee, Pepper.
enne Pepper, NutnesA
Cinna amen, Clsves,
Cream Tartar, Tarax.
scuD. Or Prepares
Dadclisn Rect, &c.
Having every fa<illty for ms q
ufacturing and pseparing the
several articles "spet the pub-
bic NAV rely upou havins them
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vs,s ksss.s, - they are put up carefully, and
bear our name and label. "fREMOsr MILLS, L. u.
DYER Co." To give consumers some idea Of our
s ID. souchOug Tea, l.so slb Mocha C.Sss, 100
5 ID. y. Hy.on AS ID. good 100
~ The spices are put mp In and Ia tia cases ex.
pure article and only need trial 70 establish them il
ssxNIsn COFFEE. We would call the attention Of
consumers I'd dealers TO our Spanish cedss an article
which IL highly esteemed and gives the greatest sats-
faction. II 10 prepared With particular care and BY
peculiar process In roasting, one pound Of th coffee
10 believed, 10 equal 10 Ia Ibs Of any other.
DANDELI0S COFFEE This article 10 carefully
prepared at our mills, and put up In PACKAGE having
trade mark, and may be relied upon 1.-THE best and
most approved mixture Of dande.lon and conte.
TARAXACUM, or Prepared Dandsiion Root. This
article 10 prepared and roasted At Ills. 70 ret,iled
By family srocers generally In city and country, and
bearing trade mark, "CAfnsnas Srfadins coffee"
may be relied upon the 9sSrins AsricLs The pro-
portion used about one half the quantity Of Coffee
The prize 10 20 cents per pound and Il 10 warranted 70
be the that which has been sold for any cets
pound BY Druggists.
The medical properties Of DandeIIou are vel. known.
and held In high estimation by all who It. This be-
tues r.....e, be mixed with coffee or not best
suits the taste, and will be found cheap and economical
~ family beverage, one pound nearly being equal to
pounds OF coffee. II l. prescribed BY many eminent
ply scians to lnvads, children and aged persons, ~
nutritious beIersge. and as q remedy for Dy,pepsA,
bilious Affections, &c.
uBe careful to observe that our Taraxacum has our
trade mark, "cAinaman grinding coffee" as there are
many limitations ofour article called Tarsxaeun 10 the
market.
To Groesrs and Dealers, liberal Discount is made,
enabling them to supply their customers at the same
low rates
To CASH CUSTOMERS. Our object being to secure
large sales At small profits, offer inducements which
cannot be afforded By those who do business on the
credit system and We confidently invite examina-
ton Of the qaaiy Of stock, and prices a. CON-
pared with those Of any other house.
Boston, April 10, 1857. 6mosl5