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testimony Of a number of Ladies AMI Gentlemen
DIS HILL y JAsEPH- Dear Sjrs This is to certify tia
my case one Of very bad huuor in the blood, but
can truly that yonr valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick to call upon you,
for YOU can cure then, Yours, truly. Il. L.
Worcester. Mas
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This certhes that my whe was afflicted with weak
ness or general debility. Hill b Jaseph's medicine
cured her. tJFB.
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WKTORCESTERA SPORTING WARE
w HOESB. N o. 209 N1aEas Sta.
Where WILDE found the largest and best assortment Of
Fine Single and Double Bird and Duck GUNS, in the
city. Also. complete assortment Of RIFLES, Colts,
Allen Thurber's, BobuN Tawrence's and French RE-
v0LVERS Double and Single PISTOLS OF all kinds, fine
Powder shs Shot Belts aud Pouches. Game Bags, Fish
Baskets Cleaning Rods Nipple Wrenehes Ey's and Da
Wis celebrated Gun Wadalng; Elys Sankey's, and 9TH
waterproof Gaps; Wire Cartridges PoWderi Shot; in
fact every article to fit the sportsman out in the best
manner, add at the right prices
II Guas and Pistols neatly repaired. Guns and Rifles
made to nrdersas--s~eA ---a J.-C- HOWARD, $50
s2s dts No. 2o7 Main Street. Worcester, Mass.
otNTIrrES5s D & q M TTTT7 V10TIESF r., 6,T.
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oHINEsE NORTHERN SUGAR CANE.

CHINESE NORTHERN SUGAR CANE.
All old snd new subscribers to
tHE AMERICAN AGRTGTTrTTrA
wishing to try this new, interesting and morn,
islng plant, win be supplied win at least
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY psrfa. 4 seeds
FREE OF CHARGE, if they send a prenaid "a
cent? envelope, ready directed, to mail them
81 This number of Seeds viH plant str
20 ~, zen square rods, and produce an abun-
dance 81 seed for dozen or tlventy ncres
another year. should IL be tganted
~ B.-FULL directions for culture
6tfS taf'res ss-d $3.50. 4 a..,-, -. - ! 49,
Tie publisher has jast received a large
new supply Of FIST late pure, fresh Seeds
from France, to be added to his previous
large stock Of American growth BE has
now enough to plant over TWO HUNDRED
Grres. Nlne OF this stock is for sale, but
will be divided amoag the subscribers OF the
AGBICULrURIST. Distribution from ] an.
20 to Feb, 20. Some 100 or NOR appica-
lions are received daily, and is 900 packag-
es Of about 500 Seeds each are being made
MP
THE AGRIcULTURIST is generally ac-
kuowledged to be the BHST journal in the
country, devoted only to So culture in all
its various departments 1t is the Bestn
because Of its great variety Of plain, prGc-
4 Tl
you get a large, beautiful, and very val
liable Volume of Two HUNDRED AND
EiGaIY-kIGHT large Double QuGrto
pages. This journal is alone worth many
times its cost TO every one. Those suhscrib.
ing for the AGRICULTURIST will thus
get the Sugar Cane Seeds for Z" less than
> nothing"
N. B.-Below is an outline of ONLY ONE
number, and that got up under the excite
2 Inent and hustle Of attending to nearly EIF
TEEN THOUSAND new Subscribers. hun
dreds of letters OF Inquiry, &c,
? ELEVEN MORE numbers equlIly as good,
and as much better aspOSsi6le, win be fur
nished this year.
? N. B.-The Agricultura;st is stereotyped.
and any new subscriber can begin with the
year
N B.-THE AGRToULTURALIsF is 10.
Gated at the MeiroPoiitan city OF the c iun-
try--the best point for getting the best in.
! formation from every section.
NIB. NIB NIB NB.
N. B.-pEIE AGRICULTURALIsT sur
passes all other similar journals, IN having,
bes1des its Resident Conducting Edltrr an
Associate Editor at EACH of.several points
in thu EASTERN, MIDDLs,and WESTERN States
A dozen of these men, SOh0 are t13rOueh
going p aoticai cultiUatois, Fruit groto
erS, Stack ratssTS, &c, are Constantly fur-
nishipg to TIE AGRlCULfURISn their
combined experience ami observations in
thsir several localities. This arrangement
gives this journal UEEQUALLED adYan,ar
es for ditfusing the very BEST practical in
formation collected from each division Of the
! country.
Every FARMER, MERCHANT, ME-
CHANIO or PROFESSIONAL MAN. who ia
annually expending 900, $500, $500. 100,
or but $50 or $50, upon his Farm, Garden
or House-plot, or upon his Animals, will do
well to expend single dollar year more
in supplying himself with THE AGRILUI-
| TUIsT. From its full FIVE HUNDRED
/ coed articles given every year, no one can
fail to derive at least some hints that win be
worth to HIM many times the cost
TRY it year-It will PAY.
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Bosiou a6Dgrtisciglesafs.
ETR EENAS Or &. Manufacturer and Dsaier
% in STRETCHED and RIVETED
Yak s-eaqERer ESelt5mg,
-CHINH BETTING AND TUBING.

No. 125 HANOVER BOSTON.
Also-the exclusive New England Agent for the VUL.
DANIzED METALLIC GCTrk PEReHA
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Also-the exclusive New England Agent for the vUL.
OANiHED METALLIC GCTrk PBReHA
MACHINE BELTENG AND TUBING.
Manufactured under RIDER & MURpHY's Patent
We also keep for sale an endl variety Of Gutta Per-
cha and Water Proof Goods, (the former Of which
Teceivei tue Gold Medal he Worlds Fair ami Aneri-
can Instute) among which may he found Steam Packing
Hose Pipes Fife Buckets Horse Covers, Wagon overs
Piano Forte Covers Crumb Cloths shegtng, for SICK
beds, &c.,A Hats Caps, Coats Pants Leggins, Boots
Shoes, Gun and Pistol Gases Life pressryers Air Beds
Cushons Travelling Bags, Kaapsacks Canteens Canes
Whips Toys &c, &c
The uta Pelcha as viii be seen below being entirely
different in its nature from Rubber, will not be affected
by ext emes Of heat cold oils. acids, fatty snb
stances, aud will not crack decompos sticky,
ana has the advantage Of outsar1Rg any other article
heretofore used as water ocf besides being cheaper
in Prtce.
Our Machine Betting, Paczug, Hose Pipe &c, being
composed Of the material is found 10 be the bes article
ever used for luch purposes The Betting where subject
ed to heat or friction where India Rubber would
decfmpoae and become sEcky, wears away dry and
pc run for cross belts here great friction would be pro
ducei, and is warranted to better than LEATH
Err and when the prices are compared, the economy and
advantage will at once bs seen.
We would earnestly call the attention of MAcH1yrsrs,
CoTToN AND WooLLEN MANUFA cTURERS, PAPER MIXERS,
SAVING and planning EsTA BLEsHMENTs owners Of aRIsr
MILLS and all propriet0rs Of Establishments whore belt
ing is used, to this article oil GUTTA PERCHA BELr
ING confident after trial they will acknowledge its
great advantages all other kinds We will allow all
those who in doubt its utility, the privilege Of
testing our ass rtions of its merits, alf not satisfied
that what We have statedis correct theyw be called
upon for payment
GUIT6. PRRCHA This arcticie is produced from a
Juice or ssp taken from tue Isonandra utta tree,
which is indigenous to all the islands Of the Indjah Ar
nhipeago, and especially to the Malayan Peninsular,
Borneo oeSop and their neigh5crhoods, in which
ound immense forests Of it all yielding this product in
great ahundauce
Its fruit cntains concrete edible OIL which is used
BY the natives with th-ir food
In its crude STATE Gutta Rereha has resemblance
whatever 70 Inais rubber, are its chemical
ehanea properties the same, does the which
It is take belong to the family OF grow in The
came so yet, froa the TACT that he dissolved, AID
wrought toto waterproof wares, many informed
the subject, have Inclined 10 the be f that the
erias denticalIy, or very nearly the same. But
nothing could De more erronecus d1ow&Wly d31
A M = ~. ~ ~.
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Rnilroo0a
g. FITCHBURG w0RCES-
TER RAILROAD.

1Sa FITCHBURG & W0RCES-
Ss&& TER RAILROAD.
TINE ALTERED-NEw ARRANGEMENT
On and AFTER MONDAY, November oath, 1855, Cars
will leave Fitchburg at 40 m, u 40 ana $50 D. m
I RETCRsING.
Leave Worcester at $40 and IL 90 am 400 nm
FttehbuTr, Nov. Is, 1870 - 'Ii-'''A1 : st it,
Hl:ssszsssS WORCESTER * aNASvTJA
sSs3f@z5sz R. R.-Winter arrageunent--1t ann after
December 1, passengeTtTans will run as follows - :
Leave Worcester at 90 and his "a NJ and AIS P NJ
"a Leave Nashoa al f.l0 and 1870 NJ, and 90 2. H..
AZ Nashua, all trains except fist from Nashua and
st rom worcester connect with the trains Of Concord
where passengers take the cars to and from
Northern the Passumpsio the Boston, Concord and Men
treal, and the Vermont Central Railroads
AT Srqton Junction trains connect directly with she
traas Of the Stony Brook Railroad; ana also with those
Of the Fchburg Railroad, with the exception of the first
train Iom Boston, and at Ftchburg with trains Of the
Vermont 3 Massachusetts and chesnre Railroads.
FOR fnrther particulars and connections with other
roa1s &c Pathfnder Railway Guide for the New Eng
iaES states G. W. BENTLEY, sup't.
.so-ess1sl, roy. !, 1898, df
Aeszssaaac. isOSTON AND NNORCES-
So Ssss TER RAILROAD. WINTER IR
ENTi-eommencing MONDAY, Nov g. 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows
Leave Worcesterat (about s:eamboat) $40, AM.
go $50 ksg !, and qo;8o, Ex ?. N
alileury $50 an, $40 p. Ia.
4 Milford Alto, 9 40 a. Asp. M
Northboro' z 90 9 s0a n
Marlboro 720 10 a. m, 400 p m e-
framinghsm Centre 7.45, 1880 a. M. 4.45 a m
saxonviIe Z 10 a. m.,s P. N. Also Wednesdays at
6.15 p. u I'll.
Newton, $50, *745, (.s.sO worJ 900, Glib, wor
g. ms 1.5o, % 80, 400, (*5.S5 Wor. p. N
Brookins eao 49, s,15i s45, 10 4: m, lis, $50,
80, $50, 9. Also Wednesday, at 1899 p. m.
Needhsm Plain, 9, Sl5 an; l.50, AS p. m.
West Newton Station. R
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER ss follows
For Worcester at Z, $50 Elk. q. M 1870 600 Exl
400, Is. so Ex) P. "a,
Miibury L. a, N. 430 P. NJ
Milford Z, a. N. i SO, 4.So, p. N.
Northboro' q. m, 4.30 p. m.
Marlboro at Z, a, N. l.S0, 4,30 p, m.
a Birmingham Centre Z, a. N. 100 4.So p m.
saxonyille SIS a. m, p n. Also Wednesdays at
Mss m.
Newton, Il, Wor.6 s. s.15. a. M, 1880 dSo Wor.)
S.15, (4.31 Wor) 5, $50, els p M
Brookne, 705 7t0, 9, 1l.Q0 M; 12.I6, ESQ $50,
40, 6, Z, ESQ, p. Also,Wednesdays at II p. M.
Charles River Branch, 7.05, 1215,a M $50 Gp 10 -
Albany Z, and g. Ex) a. M, and 1.30 e Rx) p m.
New York via Springfield, Is 80 EXIT m, e Ex) pm
New York via Norwich, $50 Elk p. m
Sunday Mail at p NJ, taking passengers for Worces
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, end New York.
u Express Trains stop only al birmingham,
G. TWICHELI4 sup't.
session. Nov. l, 1885 ia9 dawtf
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] It's truly said: Every one can learn.
| S8nletking Tram every one tlse-eyen
| from the iooi.n If you consult Journal
! fAr u months which contains during that
time over FIVE HUNDRED articles. Civ.
ing plata, practical accounts Of What
Others iin1 to be the best and most prof
! table crops, animals, frits, &c.-the best
! modes OF doing various kinds of works,
&c-is it not profitable that YOU get
! MANY hints, each worth doilers to you?
THE AMERICAN AGRIcULTURALIsr Is
! such Journal as this. 1t is conducted
by PRACTIcAL WORKING MEN. who
speak not from theory, but from cugeri-
! ence
It's also one Of the very few perfec IN
| tadepeadent Journals in the country.
J having no correction with any manarae-
| tufers Of machines or implements, or sell.
] ers of auimsls or trees. Having q large
| paying circulation, it stands on its own
| basis, and can afford to be out spoken on
all subiacis. Il is, and will continue 10
/ By, Particularly down upon agricultural
Recommendations in reference to uncer-
taia new things-and ready to set before
It's readers the real claims Of whatever is
] proUed TO be good and useful
This page could be filed with the state
] ments Of multitude Of readers. who have
ia years past derived their hundreds Of
dollars Of profits from htata in the pages
| Of The Agricultural ist, and who have
been saved by its warnings from the i'm
| positions of INSCRIPTIONS speculators in
humbug manures, pant3, sc.
e4nDEsFRs Fruit Growers, Stock Rails
ers, in short, EvEaY ONE who Guilty les a
single rod Of ground viii and it PAYING
INVESTMENT, to supply himself, or herself,
with tae Agrleuituraiist. 1t sill cost but
dollar to Try it for year.
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= ORANGE JUDD, 19l Waterst., Terms-One Dollar
Vol. XVI, No. JANUARY.Ia Nsw Series, No. 10
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NN ORCESTER GYMNAsIUM BRANCH
NOW OppM

D. The Books now open for subscribers Madam
Virginia Moineaux viii be in attendance to aitunc ti
ladies' oI4 atf
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OMITHsS PREMIUM DOUBLE-ACT-
- ING DOOR SPRING.
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a MERIoAN AGRiCULTURTsT.
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When You are putting in crop, rearing
an animal, planting an orchard, or doing
any one Of the thousand things connected
with farm WORK, would it not pay t. know
hooU others begin, and carry on the same
n ..Ea EL.ans2
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HistcIIouc ls.
SETORCEsTER sCHoOL Of DesIG \
AND
sc Segesssg Of E54ee s5s.gs.

Miss NJ. IM0GINE ROBINSON, the Princip4i Of this
Academy, invites the friends Of Education and lovers of
Art to visit her which will be opened fec. Est,
at 9o1 MmIn Sfreat. dtf nlb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-31

The Ulole need not physician, but they that sick.
voice from Natures Garden. DRS HILL & JAsEPH
formerly of Boston and Providence, graduates ro
the school of Nature, and independent Botanic Ply
siciausj is their Diploma Their Maeria 8edica
-Nature's bOWRdiess YegetabLe kingdom. Their gen
eral headquareTsW Worcester, Mass where all orders
must be addressed, to insure attention Drs. Hill ia
scph will send their medicines to any part of the Union
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-16
And he played on q Harp of a

ThON10And tr111GU.v
WEare haPpyto announce to ''all the
w world and the rest Of mankind" that
we are now In receipt Of one Of the largest,
most fashionable, and durable stocks Of
Spring and Sunmei Go de-
ever offered for sale in this market. Our
stock consists in part Of Bleached and Brown
muslins, Tickings Drills and Checks, Prints
Of every style and price, Ginghams, Lawns,
Brown and Bleached Linen, Cassime era, Twseds,
Italian Cloths, Chsmbray, Cottonades, Can.
ton Plaids and Stripes, Merssilles Quilts, Robe
Brilliants, Mohair de Beige, Organizes, Challi,
Barge and Tissues. Bonnet and Taffets Rib.
hons, Moss Trimmings, Collars and Under.
sleeves, Mirrors, satchels and Carpet BsQs.
silk and Leather Belts, Soaps and Perfumefy.
Gloves and Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Hair Stocks
and Cravats, Porte Monnnies, violins, Combs,
Bracelets, Breast pins and Finger.rings Ear.
rings, Books and Stationery, Hardware and
Cutlery. Boots and Shoes, Drugs, Medicines.
and Dye stuffs, Straw, Leghorn, Panama and
Fur Hats, Glass and Queensware, Masonic
Aprons and Sashes, de-, dc.
We cannot enumerate the zone Thousand
and one" articles on hand, but ask the pub.
lie to give us a call, and they will be con.
WINGED that they can save money by buying
our Goods. W. G. HORTON q co.
April II, 1855
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t70 R1wARDI

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers, on the
IL 7th day Of August last, q NEGRO BOY
by the name Of Charles, adout 20 years old,
8 feet II inches high, weighs about 1870 lbs,
dark complexion, full round face, has .msli
scar on his right arm near the elbow, and
was purchased from a man by the name Of
Dupree. who resides seven miles from Keyes.
vile, Virginia Also, on the LIST day Of Sep.
TENDER last, BOY Alfred. 81 or % years old.
5 feet 8 inches high, weighs about $50 pounds,
copper complexion, thick lips and mouth
projects-and is the property of Owen J.
Willis. Of Monroe county, Georgia-has lived
in East Tennessee, where he probably has re-.
lations.
We will pay $50 for the apprehension and
delivery Of the boy Charles at our camp at
the Tunnel Of the Cleveland and Chattanoo.
ga Rail Road. or S26 il lodged in any Jail 90
we get him, and $25 for tho boy Alfred, OF
$40 If lodged in Jail.
JOHN D. GRAY 4 co.
Oct 10, le56-tf-424
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Premium Coeking-StOves.

II HAVE received on consignment,a lot Of the cele
Il brated "Premiun Cooking -iStopes, ctured
by Mofiett Shields, Knoxville, Tenn These Stoves
unsurpassed by any Stove in the Union for
baking, broiling, frying and boiling. They have been
fully tried.
With the Stove you get the following furniture Wis.,.
Two cast iron kettles with covers; one large obong
boiler; tea kettle; coffee boiler; two dripping
pans; two pudding pans two pie pans; one hook;
heater; one tin dipper; steamer one pair wadie
irons; scraper pipe; elbow pipe.
churches, school.houses, &c., from % to s1s.
AugS JIM. HENDERSON.
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Just 1oCo1voc

JuOt R0Co1vod
A ND for sale, At the old rtand in Calhoun,
IA Tennessee,
Is Bbls. New Orleans Reboiled Molasses.
10 I Bbls. do. do. do,
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee;
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 Castings;
10000 Rolled Irsn-all Of which will be
sold low by Wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and %
lew down in price as the lowest.
July6 b. F. MARTIN d SON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-16

rT>HE subscriber. dsslress Of rsturnise 10
i the mercantile businsss, ofisp for sale his
present residence IN the suburbs Of Athens,
and about
400 Acres or xsAaaea.
the most Of which IL In the immediate neigh.
borhood Of town. The Dwelling House 10
large and commodious, and most dssirably
situated, and the greater portion Of the Land
10 good and well adapted for farming purpo.
ses Any person dssiring to purchase can
obtain bargain BY applying soon. Terms
made accommodating. s. X. REEDER.
Athens, Dec. 8, ls66-tf-42e
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Goods Foods |! New Goods !
WIZ. -. 9A.IsIs1~
MOULD respectfully announce to his
w sustcmers and alseto the trading pub.
ne generally, that hs 10 now in receipt u hi.
Spring and Ssnner SUPPLIES,
70 which he Invites their attention. Tbs
stock p large, embracing general sssort.
ment Of Ladies' Dren Goods, Bonn eta. Beppet
Trimmings, Gloves, DC; Goods for q M isuen' ,
Wear. all seasonabls styles. Hats, Boots and
de-. dc. '''
Also. Groceries Hardware, Queenswsre,
Cutlery, and V short, slmost every thing that
crave, and all Of which he proposes seliins
on the most reasonable terms. He respectful.
ly solicits IN examination Of his sssortme nj.
Athens, April rs, ls5e-3e6
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Notice.
OyvIox EAss TEsx. 4 Ga. RAN RoAD Co. |
Athena. Juna "a la66

NOTICE 70 hereby given that on and after
~ the fret day Of July next, no charge will
be made. or compensation received fcr the
transportation Of specie or bank bills IN the
hands Of owners OF their agents in psssing
over this road, nor will this company be 20
counteble for any loss or damrgs thst may
occur in the trahspoftation Of specie or bank
billss nor viii TIE company or their agents
receive for transportation or otherwise take
In charge any specie or bank bills eithef for
a. 10 trust for safe keeping and
dslivsry. r. O. JACKSON,
July 4-ly ~