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DOWNING, THE OYsTERMAE.-The New York
Post says there is no truth in the statement that
Downing, the celebrated colored oysternan of that
city is about to retire from business. He is The
patriarch Of oystermen, having been engaged in
the trade for nearly 81 years. and intends to stick
to it for the remainder of mis- life. It is his inten
ton, however, to give e grand ''blow cut" to his
old customers and friends; and the Post adds:
He has finally determined to give the entertain.
nent in the "Sea-Girt House, kept by him at
Newport, some tim during the next summer. To
the grand festival which will then be celebrated
Mr.. Downipg's customers from all parts of the
world will be invited Among them may be found
distinguished statesmen, suthors, merchants and
professional men, including men from the South,
and Mr. Downing hopes for the company of Gov
ernor Wise, of Virginia, with whom he was "rais-
ed" in Accomac county.
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{ '1hPNt t,D EXTRA Cf or NVIiO
- = N1t.khi AND WOOD EAPHTEIA One OF
q =, pest temedes for Coughs, Colds, Crcu2 and
y 'lpoiiaR Cough eHd diseases of the LUNGS This
,,F F4it-3cn contains Of the medicinal viffuss OF
"'d CLsrry Bark aud othe, highly esteemed rene
g G'molGed with Wool Esphtha, afording RENE
y Eh-se tonic healing and great curative power
80 Dstn success tuily tested for years and highly
approved OF By fhyscfs ans s-d others Price so ga
I, iItgpsieo ~ 4. } FlCOT, Druggists and sold by
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| NOT CoMS6.-The intended Southern tour d
the Parodi Strakosch troupe will not take place
Mr. Strakosch is compelled to return to New York
| to take part at the opening of the Academy o.
N,,aic
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rriI1iant Sch 2 u e !


Ua1s gicss,s s.d; Halves S5i Quarters -;
Es..asf2
Ire .rt "a p..1ss are decided ia the usus! man.
T.sg Goo Prizes of aG0 VIII be determined by th
las fsgra Of the number that draws the $50 0u0
r-g.s for example, II the pu,noe- drawing the
~ Iga przs eads win No. !, tHsn all the tickets
81 here tie lumber euos in viii be entitled to So
r n. number ents with No , hen all the Tick cts
wb.e tue nGmDer ENDS IN 2 viii be entitled to s6O
and 70 On to
Certificates of Packages will be eo,3 i; the follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

AFFAIRS IN MIssoURI.-The inaugural address
of Gov Polk, of Missouri, recommends the passs 9
of constitutional amendment in relation to bank
and pledges support to the present railroad sy'
tenn.
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- LADi rs. ,TAs G0LDsMiT ia closing cut his
!, ~ eta eht;Fe stock of Trimmings Embroideries,
.Iiilee'Y AID Fancy Goods at and below cost such
pah ceS II his line of GooeE seldom met with
- frea-est bargains can be procured Of him, and
g. s1ei iahtees saving Of fifty per cent; Collars
i-s cents TO S5; CanbIie and swiss Bands from
p cenIs 70 the finest: Col9red Cotton Hosiery, i0s.
shd other styles Of Ribbons, by tbs piece
''IIe sllk Lsces CaabTc and swiss Musins; En-
GUlaeied skirts Infants Waists Ladiel Gents End
~ni rs " ooilea Ecsiefyi Black siIkss Irish Lii.
els; Iarstsn,; Wax Beads; VVoelep Ysyn. ana
tiisns OF other articles which will be sold at and
-" cost h. G0LDsMiT,
-" 2J5 Eraad ST
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s h1EtiCAN aOFEL.-i have This day
: to.d snl conveyed ta Mr. VIZ. B. Bishop, the
.nta.egl Of John J. Brown ESQ in the le.ae, furn.
i91- good wl!i, &C. Of the Au1t rican Hotel and go
.-.- continuance Of ths libera patrons ge of the
.i-ads I'd NJ, Brown in behalf cf the new propsie-
'- WM. Il JOHNSON,
J.I.h 1851. ComInittee OF j. ], Brown.
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hbAnDiNG.
D0ARDiNli.CThe CLTFFON HOUaK K


DOARDiNSi.-The CLIFTON III ID u n
ID having recently undergone thoroush repair
the propristres' Is prepared to sec0mmoda. two as
large and we'll supplied with closets and othsr con-
veniencss She would be pleased TO furnish gentle.
men and ladies with Board by the day, week. month
or wear ON az reasonable tera as guch accommoda-
tions caa be had in the city. She solicts the pa
tronase of gentlemen day basrders the house be-
ing 90 convent ntly LOCATED to business, makes It
desirable AID she will spare no pains to make them
comfortable. y lin
DOARDING:.---A small family and q few
ID gentlemen cea be accomnods cd with sood
Board and pleasant rooms, with the conveniences OF
a home; also Day Boarders, BY applying at No lN
Main street, opposite Eagl- squar. de N.-
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CAPITAL PRIZE
q

....yEUEI 3IjII5RTAC LOTTERY Y
ftaEs y.
r. be- Sr.aG IA the cl.y Of Mobile Alabama, IN pub
lie. CT
rR,otY. JANUARY yo. 1857, en- the Plan Of
SlyCAE hGHBKhS.
-.sss st,RrEL sud g.. W. M'GC!RE, Esqs., Com
uIsslJGets
9arpn T!ritegs-~:B &9J Prizes
.....t- Ir..4N GsE PFIZE 70 II ERY TEN
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''',,,'., 50 IAS A. COwARDIN.

MI ufspstch is served 10 subscr, bers
" Fhe Dry ys-rK cESTsPER WEEK, payable TO
s sS >a, AS1 u<ssy. Price for msling 80 yesf' or
tae 2. - 60, ~ ak months, ia advance.
-. - 1ne weekly Dispatch ' issued every fn'
W nr'.iIea 10 subs ribsrsat : per snnem
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A"n Aseu'ENf 10 THE ROYAL MA1L STEAM-
SHIP AMERICA Liverpool Albion supplies
some additional particulars of this accident, already
reported. The scenes board when the ship
struck were OF the most distressing nature The
ladies' In their berths heard the spIashipg of the
water as II sushed about the deck and rushed
down the compa MONS and the hurrying to and fro
OF the men, obeyipg the orders of the captain, and
were only prevented by the presence of mind of
MIS- Nelson, the chief stewardess, from rushing
tranticaiiy on deck. The stewardess behaved
most heroicaily, soothing the ladies and attending
20 tneir wants, though she was herself frequently
thrown down by the pitching of the vessel Two
o! them contrived TO make their way on the deck
IN their night dresses, wet 10 the akin, and their
dishevelled hair. soaked by the sea, flowing wildly
with the gale Their fears were augmented TO unut
terable bewilderment by some of the male passen-
gers rushing frantically about with clasped hands,
calling upon the Almighty for deliverance. After
all danger was over, aud when the ship was before
the wind, several passengers, in their excitement,
got into one OF the stsrboard boats and when told
that there was then nothing to fear, they exclaim
ed, What shall we dol What shall we do The
Lord save us. The Lord save US - Many of the
passengers, being seafaring men, were ss cool as
the officers and men of the vessel, all of whom,
from the cantain down to the cook were as collect
ed as though on ordinary duty. The discipline. in-
deed was perfect, the crew rivallng the fortituds
ana heroism of the soldiers who kept unbraken
he while the unfortunate B rkenhead went down.
Durlng the height of the danger the cook contin-
ned TO peel the potatoes he preparing for din-
her. while the under stewards only ceased their
various duties to bale cut the water as it flowed
Into the ealoon. All the officers expressed much
chagrin that the America should be the first of the
Cunard vessels to put back, though all, in common
"ith the passengers, were thankful that the cap
taIns seamanship and cooiness in the hour Of dan.
ger had saved their lives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

TUHN +. SOLOrkON wholesale dealer
y in B,ooms Wood and Willow Ware, Mats of all
descriptions, Refrigerator, Rope. Cordags. Yankee
Notions, &c. &C., 2lS Washington street, betwees
vesey and Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Richmend on the most favorable terms.
no 28--6m
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Dion Bourcicsuit sad his vile are playing In u
0risaps.
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EKIDAY, December iIto, 1885.
l. Received per steamer, this week, the following
fine Clothing:
so slack Beaver Cloth Over-Costs. ans
% Raglans, varying in quality from 6io to -
$50 Business Costs, of Drab, Brown and Blsch
80 pair is Of Black Dos.Lin Cashmere Pant.
12o Vests, Of sii2, Velvet, Blsci and Fancy Cess,
sdoz Cora and White Kid Glove.
~ dox Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Those in want Of fine Clothing Of istes styles, a.
the lowest cash p,ice. are solicited 70 ssl and exam
No. ii9 Main street
BI have IN o store Also .rss stock e s'f
MiND we'll the place, for ii Il t.ae.
SCHAAP 4 CO. are selling the most fashionable
patterns Of Glass Butter Preserve, Pickle and su.
esnsers; Cream ana Water Pitehsrs; Ooblets Wine
Glasses Egg Cups, Salt Cellsrs etc Looting 0isss-
es (broLen repaired land Clocks No Fross.one
namented Flower Vases and other Psilor ornaments,
Waters Fluid and Oil Lamps and thousaads ofotbsr
ssnsraIiy can be bought for Our eash purchases On
Eorthern auctions enable u to defy conpstition-
Our Confectionery s.sae.shmsat 81. !; .Spp,isd 9TH
Conisciionsry and Variety Store, sorssr BresA ssa
Third streets ~ ~
15ENCY Ter \ sS1Inern Alansiarsery- 9
| "A Stretched LEATaEA BANDS sad LEATHER
HOSE, all sissa Of sapsrior quality = nassfAsss-
= The public may asls.d 2. s:s,ias tAs ss.e
article that esa ,. had Tss r =, e.sss M VIZ ssa I.s
IN the best oak tanned Leather, anA ths esiA rast
only used Csmsnssd ead eoIcer rtvsse1. A. aeosk
nest gsssrsliy On hsaA asd "a kiaea - =
'1e u .o Asa .up.dos Las. LsssAss ~ cossss vsas
al Al sss.s: ss sss .a. .ssv. ,,s=,:,,. ~,
p.sss-sa csssss csss - = -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

5AtC sTOEE FOX sALE..-The stock
So, SAG h1.gIss of Drug stors, we'll located aud
@''hs good business, sTs offered for sale Address
,'DKuoGIeT,
ES'''s Nshnsnt, Pa.
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I A. & II. A. PATTkSON,
y. COMMIsSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO. 1G4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
JAMES A. PATTEsoN,(
THos. A. PATTEsoN, ja SSm
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TItH0S. Il. SIMS
/ GENERAL AGENT.
Offers his services Collector in general, and viii
give prompt attention to the sale of pro- ICE.
All business entrusted to his care will meet the
attention necessary insure the satisfaction of h
patrons.
C7- Office over @. z. Miles, near corner Of Cary
and 18th street. j. 2-d!m
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tiTh Hs.--Y. II yAYIsiR has insf re.
=, "a g l. eo further supply Of MARTINS fms GUI-
MUSIC STORE On Governor st.
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.r.,~ss sCADE1X LATTER y
4'bh SH' glass 23.

! .-.-, +, The el,y OF Atlanta deeFsia tn pub
Pe lie, on
Tuesday. January 3otH, 1897
.Tsv n sIyeLE rCMsEss.
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- GENERAL COMMISSiON MERCHANfSd
Receive consignments Of Tobacco, Flour, CornJ
Wheat &c. and give their personal attention to sales
Of game and keep constantly hand large and gene.
raj assortment OF Groceries. Sesd, Peruvian Guanos
Ia. hT-A&w0
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on 0nn Tickets--3,3US FrIzes,
nr11r1ANT sCRENsE

.~.,,v o,r PRIZE TO EvERT sINE TIcKhTs.
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G. HILLHAN. }. 8. HILLMAH-
~ W.HaLLMAN dC CO., 80 Front street,
". NEW York, Agents for tbs sale Of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances consignm ents. seT-6mS
EWIS n. WEBB dI CO., GENERAL
| IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oger their ser.
vices for the sale and purchase Of Flour, Wheat.
Corn Tobacco &c. &c 8,-sm
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D. b. sRIDGFoRD, N. TiNsLEy FA1H,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
ID RIDGFORD d Co., GeneraI Commls-
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond. Va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-23
From lie RnaL in eton Stnr.l

From the Washington Star.l
Among the many preparations in use for The re
storing, preserving and Identifying the hair, there
none that we recommend with confidence than
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, in general use
throughout the States This preparation possesses the
most inygoratng qualities, and fails Of producing
the most happy results when applied according to drec
lions. We refer readers to the advertisement for
few Of the innumerble certificates which have been sent
by PARTIES who have been benefited by it, and who feel
happy in giving testimony to It's wonderful effects produc
Oh on them.
o. J. WOOD CO., Propreturs, 312 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market street, ST. Louis, NJ.
REDDING i CO., Boston, Retail Agent
GEO r. sPURB, As ent for Worcester.
apo d5w3mis
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oHAa. WHITNEY.

PROF. 0. J. Wo0D-Dear Sir; After reading the
advertisement in Of the New York Ournss, Of your
celebrated Hair Restorative procured half pint bot
tle and much pleased with it chat continued to
it for months and satisfied it is decidedly the
he preparation before the public It az once removed
oil the dandruf and unpleasant itching from the scalp,
and has restored my hair naturally and have doubt,
permanently so,
You have permission to refer to me, all who entertain
any doubt Of its reforming all that is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKS, 264 Greenwich Az.
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uToR CEsTER ACADEMY.
lmsnOrtmnt CHANGE

The Trustees q this Institution propose offer ad
vantages, hereafter to female well to male pupils;
and will therefore, with the commencement of the Sum
Quarter open for the reception of students of both
Provision will be made for the instruction of those
who desire it, IN any of the Ornamental Branches usually
taught IN MIXED Academies 1t is consideration worthy
of notice that tuition in the solid branches is charged at
only about half the usual rates the balance being made
up to the pupils from the funded of the Insu
ton Tuition of candidates for the Christian ministry
entirely renitted.
The summe, Quarter will commence on THURSDAY,
May 7th. The rates Of Tuition are,
For the ooGmon English branches, per quarter $5 90
Higher 9 6 90
Classical Languages 100
Modern (eaoh extra) " ... 500
Prospecting Drawing, and Orayoning,
" Instrumental Music, Piano.. ............. 10 90
Vocal Music per II Lessons 49,. o.... 100
Tuition bills made out at the end Of the FIRST week,
and are expected to be paid without delay.
For circulars. catalogues further information, ad
dress either of the Principals, the Rev. Il L Way
LAND, Secretary Of the Board,
v v + RS asE5NEi Principals
Worcester, April 20 1857. ap24 deoa&wtf
|
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TO LET

- A4A-A
FENO LET-That well known Blacksmith shop,lately
occupied by ISAAC WOODCOCK. will be rented
low to responsible tenant, if applied for imme lately
Inquire Of J. r. PIERCE corner Of Main and Austin
Streets deod&wtf APPS
TENENEMENT TO RENT. An eligaby To-
Il catei Upper Tenement on Park street, rent $3.50.
Possession given June lst Inquire at tails office.
my16 dit
TWyWO TENEMENTs To LET On Elk
xchsnge street Rent $50 eaca. Apply at this of
fee DIFF myI6
VHvO LET-A fine Cottage House with barn ON
and half Of excellent land, one and miles
from the City Hall. Inquire of A THAYER,
my14 diff 2lS Main street
Two LET'S Good Tenements in gooi location
Inquire Of II. P. ROBINSON.
ap1O dtf Over Taft Lify's Saloon, $50 main st
PEVO RENT-A Tenement Of Eve rooms in one Of
n the pleasanest locations ia the city. Price $50
year. Apply at this Office. off my7
FEsO LEr--In healthy, convenient, and pleasant
b part Of the city Two good Lodging Rooms, furnish
Cd or unturnshe on very reasonable terms to unexceP
tionsble persons Apply at No Arch street to E. F.
ROGERS, oii'e of City Coal Yard, Central Exceange.
ap27 diff
A FARM IN WORCESTER,
"a Containing about go Acres,
70 BE RENTED, on favorable terms. Inquire Of
ap14 dtf 1855 Main street.
yssO LET--A small upper TENEMENT with Ave
rooms, tn 3 family without children Rent $t25
year. Inquire of G. P Bryant ap14 off
gEyO LET-A large aud desirable House on Salisbury
street with about eighteen acres Of choice land
largely stocked with all kinds of fruit trees. VIII be let
together, or separate. Inquire Of
SETH CALDWELL,
aH9 DIFF IS Pleasant street.
EpOOMS TO ct In Clarp's new Block.-O one
ia Front Room, secon- story, with fre-proof SAFE
Also, one on the third story. Apply to
d27 If WIN. G. CLARK
TENO LET-Three good Tenements. Inquire Of
A FHAYER,
TIC diff 21S Main street.
TENO LET--6 Rooms in Fswcetts New Building
a Apply to FAWCErT & WARFIELD,
FENO LET One House with two teremants on Sunny
de. One House and Barn on Home street. Rent
low Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND.
mch24 dtf
FEVO LEGT-Room recently occupied BY g. 4. Mar
tin (now deoeased) as Writing Academy front
loom on the second floor
Also, front Room, with small r t1qched on Sd
1Oor. Inquire of W. 0. SWIFT & CO.,
MO dtI lS6 Main St.
FESO RENT-The commodious Rooms recently occu
a pied by I. x. Earle & Co., as a CARD Factory, at
Washington Square; is 36xsO and one 50x60 feet
with attic it, These rooms are well adapted to the
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing business, Apply to 10
aEPH PRATT, for terms and further particulars.
f27 diff
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DR.. C. Ezoyy ARD EEARgEALn,
CATARRH,
f. UsS'G, sE.V'kD EBEOOED

E 1--WE, sgsVkD EsEO0A
E'Hg SECHAN,
Who by Inhalation, and his other new
Remedies known only to himself is performing such mir
Ecies by curing the most incurable diseased
Consumption and its Kindred diseases
have hitherto been called ncurabe; the plain
because sicans failed TO convey remedy the dis
stomach for every Affection whether of he Brain, Eyes,
Throat, lungs SPINE the result what must be ex
Fected-a fastened deathto the patient.
But DE- MaTshaII's common sense
principle Of carrying his remedies directly to the Lungs
and Blood the form of Warm Msaatai Vap7r soOhes
those diseased organs Coughs, rals Internal u
GERS pures the Blood and from the System eV
cry faint Of the dreaded scrofula.
Coughs, CataTrh, GumOrs. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Shoulders Chest, afec
lions OF the liver Stomach Blood snd Suppressons are
al running into the great scourge the land Con
sumption, and that too, often in the short space of few
Eeeks,
To meet this fell destroyer, Dr.. Mar
Rha offers his New SYSTEM which has cured Thousands
Who given up die by other Physicians both in
This city and elsewhere-provng to certainty that
Consumption cam be Cured.
By DE- m.'s great improvement in Med
leiDe patients nat put the trouble and expense Of
visiting him; it only necessary their tame Age
Occupation, time sick, where disease is, pain and
where, Humors not Cough tight otherwise, matter
Faised appetite sleep, strength state of bowels; these
an enclosed Six Dollars to Dr.. Marshall directed to the
Bay State House, Worcester will give tie Patient by
turn OF Express Medcioes for month"; Inhaler to
use them in, together with full written directions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-23
PROF. WOOD
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
Young, to this wonderful preparation, which turns back
10 its original color gray hair-coyers the head Of the
bald with a luxuriant growth-removes the dandruf,
ltching and al eut2ueous eruptons-causes continual
How Of he natural fluids; and hence, if used regu
lar dressing for the hair will preserve its color and keep
rom falling to extreme old age, in all its natural
beauty. We call then, upon the bald the gray, or dis
eased in scalp to it, and surely, the young will not,
be without it. It's praise is upon the tongue Of thou
lands.
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S15 SIC WING bIACHlNEs-
NO HUMBUG
Fully Protected by Valuable Patents,
THE SIMPLEST SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD!


Its general appearance and the arrangement of the few
parts, entirely different from any Sewing Machine
before offered to the public and every who has
seen it pronounces it the most unique thing of the kind
which has yet bee invented
ANY lady who wishes to purchase Sewing Machine for
family use will regret if she does not call us before
she makes her selection.
tbs used by fastening It the leaf of any table, to
any place that has sufficient protection.
Any person can one-even a child of twelve years
of age, Of ordinary undeTstandng-afte seeing it
used.
1t uses any kind of good thread taken from the spoo
on which it was bought, without rewDding.
1t has springs to take up the slack thread when the
stitch is being formednothing Of the kind is used or
Hured.
There is no concealed mechanism-any person see
and understand the whole operation at a glance.
The machine will long, if not longer, than any
BeWng Machine made for family use, and the most
ordinary machinist could at any time required, make
any of the parts, excepting, perhaps, the needle.
And more than all, need fear that after they
have paid us $25 for machine they will have TO pay to
some other party So SO for the right TO IL.
The Patents which cover this Machine dated Feb.
26 1885, Jan. g. 1857 and Feb IL 1851 and no Sewing
machine made is better protected.
~ What has long been wanted in the market Is good
BetCtng Machine, which be sold at price that will
come within the reach of persons of moderate
Let everybody come and if not prepared to
meet such want.
M EMERY, H0UGHT0N, & CO.,
1872 Washington Street, Boston,
mhl6 deodly opposite the Adams House.
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WATERFOWL, Mass, May 1, 1855.
PROF. 0. 7. WOOD ALLOW me to attest the virtues
and magic powers of your Hair Restorative. Three
months since being exceedingly gray, purchased and
soon commenced us two botes and it soon began to
te restoring the silver locks to their native color, and
the hGir which before dry and harsh and falling oil,
become soft and glossy and it ceased falling, the
hsndru disappeared and the scalp lost all the disagree
able itching, annoying BEFORE and now not only look
but feel young again.
Respectfully yours, etc. OHAs. WHITNEY.
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CHILDREN,s & YOUTHS, CIoTHINc,


Ample provision has for many years. existed in this
0y for the abundant supply of every description Of
Mems Clothing but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and Youth indeed no
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
er difficult business of manufacturing an adequate gen
era assortment OF the various styles and sizes Of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing, (and the want of such an
establishment has for long time been regarded as
rous ineonvenienee Believing, thst city extensive
and important as Worcester has become demands at least
one first class establishment of this sort the subscribers
nave been indussd to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale Of
cHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
AT wholesale and RETAIL and for this purpose sonar
ate apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story Of
our store which is under the charge experienced ar
nst who will at all times, be prepared to make to order
my style Of Children and Youths Garments for all per-
persons who may not prefer selections from stock OF
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
VI which, we here desire say that we intend TO keep
every extensive and varied all the best
eyies IN vogue in the larger Cities and it will be our con
slant aim to produce Garments Of the Neatest and most
attractive Form and Style and to furnish them al all
times at the MoST MoDEBATE PRICES possible which
prices viii be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
lnent, aud sold upon the
"One Price SysSem,"
AS in the other departments OF our business We
haye only to add that hope make this Department
worthy of general confidence and patronage.
La A. p. WARE s. co.