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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

81 At meeting of portion of the Demo
cratic party of DeKalb County held at the court
house in the town Of Smthvie, February 2ud,
1857, ROBERT CANrREL was called to the Chair,
and J. @ STOLE and ". B. STALEY, were appointed
Secretaries
W. B. STALEr, DAVID FIsHER, and JACOB AB
COCK, who were appointed to draft resolutions sub
mitted the following, which we've unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That in order the more certainly to
secure the harmonious operation Of the Democracy
of this county, there be 3 convention held in tits
place on the 6rst Monday in March for the purpose
of nominating q man fully qualified to represent
US in the lower branch Of the next State Lsgisls-
ture
Resolved, That the distinguished services Of An
DREW JoBNsoH and his great ability as States
mau, mark him as the man best qualified to repre-.
sent the State Of Tennessee IN the Senate of the
United States
Resolved That we heartily approve OF, ard fully
endorse the course of the Hon. JOIN H. SAVAGE,
as our representative in the Congress Of the United
States, and that We recommend him 70 the people
OF this district for reelection.
Resolved That it is the wish of this convention
that there should be united action in the ranks Of
our party, and that every democrat in the county
should rally to the support Of the man put forth by
the convention.
Resolved That the Chairman do now sppoint
two delegates from each civil district to the con-
VenIion mentioned in the first resolution.
In accordance with the last resolution the chair
man named the folio wing gentlemen as delegates
to the convention, viz:
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The following interesting paPeE "e1 PIeP4le0
By Judgs P A ROsE, and read before she SoEsh-
srn Agricultural Society Of louisiana, Of which he
Is President:
NEw ORLEANS Jan. Is, 1857.
After diliRent inq1iFy 10 different localities Of
the sugar region. il sfJFds the undersigned great
pleasure to have it in his power TO inform the So
eety that the future prospects Of the sugar inter
est bsve undergone an unexpected and highly ia
vorabe change.
For several years past, the sugar cane hiss been
subject to q variety Of diseases which had Induced
the general belief that il was fast deterioatlng,
and the crop before the last had been, IN places,
seriously damaged BY the bore: worm, an insect
of.en found ia the West Indies, but until lately,
unknown IN Louisiana. The severe and long con-
unued cold Of the last winter, while It nearly de-
stroyed the crop on hand, appesrs also to have de-
stroyed that misehevous insect, and the other
causes of } sease, whatever they were. win
rare and unimportant exceptions the SEED canes
now being planted are in the best possible eondi.
ton, and, as 90 unusually large quantity OF seed
has been put up, the breadth Of land planted will
exceed that eff any previous year. and, with any
| thing like fair season, more than en- average
| crop will surely be made
Ii would seem that climate had 20 agency 10
producing the diseases so happily got rid Of and
that they were Of the class 70 which al cultivated
plants are believed to be subject, and analogous
to these of the orange tree here some years since,
and of tie grape vine in Europe at the present
/ time.
| With the seed cane once more sound, and the
liberal aid afforded by the general government IN
procuring new articles Of the plant from abroad
the sugar crop may, for an indefinite period Of
| time, be considered Is certain Is any other that
could be grown iu its place, the years l83 and
1856 being the o1ly two out Of sixty, in Wh ca q
has been material injured by cold, and it vii
continue to increase, as it has done heretofore II
those parts of Louissns, Florida, and Texas, where
the cotton crop has become somewhat precATlous
so long as the incidental protection il receives
through the revepus laws is a sufhcen: inducemen
for the change Of cultivation.
PA RosT.
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HCN. CT 3eE W. JOINS We learn from friend
Of this Distinguished gentleman, that be will be
candidate for reelection to his seat in Congress-
Mr., Jones has served his constituency with great
ability.-ShsL5yviRs CoRIfitatiogaHst.
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Other thermometers indicated q lower tenn
persture, but none that we have heard Of less
than l9 below, except one on the sea shore,
which was only Is below
TIE temperature Of the co'det day in 1885, at
various places, Is thus stated by The Albany Even
ing Journal
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Congress voted to Gen. Lafayette, at different
tines, $3.50 900 and 81, OOo acres Of land for his
mcri6les 10 tbs revolutionary war.
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NORVELL s. 90,

STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. II COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE,
Vim pay particular attention to the Purchase Of
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND PRODUCE
GENERALLY.
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In addition 10 the above resOuuOrs J. T. TIspp
introduced the fol lowing which WAS adopted, VIZ:
Resolved, That a district convention be held in
this place on the first Saturday il April, for the
purposs Of nominating candidate for Congress.
On motion, it was ordered that a copy Of the
proceedings of this meeting be forwarded to the
UNION AND AMERIOAE, and the Mountain Democrat
for publication.
o. motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
ROBT. CANTRELL, Ohm
J O. SFnME and W r SgGrEv SaHr-'-' les
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Franklin Smith III and Others O. Bill
John 7. Ford, and others, }
T appearing the satisfaction Of Clerk and Master
from adaVits hed in Tins that Harmon Cox, James
Ausnicks Ufus MullenCks, Pleasant MUHencks James
Smith, and his wife, Eliza formerly Eliza MullenickB,
Of the Stale Of Tennessee the ordinary
process Of this Court cannot be served them. Ills
dsFed by tbs Clerk and Master that publication be made IN
the Nashville Union and American newspaper published
City Of willie, three weeks succession requ
ing the said residents 10 appear al CBancey
Court be held for the county Of Benton, the
house In the the town Of Camden the 4th Monday ia
March next, then and there plead, dCmuT
compainans BILL the will be for confessed and
set FOR hearing parte 70 them.
fab9-Stw-prsfS3 d. P. HEUSON C. IN
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Pa. els Patent Lime Kiln.

THIS KIn win huFn 400 bu1sil Of Line Stone (Which
good Stone squal 1909 bushels Of Stacked Lmsl
STsy - houI, cords Of WOOD ahd s perpetual 20 10
sperltonhe Line being drawn rOmtt base ones 10 hrsa
houu and r8pisnishod 81 tho top Of he cupalo
Ink but tbs or naFg ever dH, capacity Or me hln a.
abundantly demonstrated By aady IN opera
uoa. makes mueh better Lus than that burned u
ths oFdinaTJ uay ST0HE FEaEEcTLT HgHNAD
Auy numbgr Of reliable eardeasa ths capary 90 ne
Kin and nny sihsr formation On references g d will b
arninhs4 any applying b. sttsf o. hsre 20 NE sab
l1dbar Agent for ls sale Of rgh and gutunG aP
Eilns d tha stats q Isnaaaaas. , A alCHAkDsOAr
iaHgo-dGW1m. MsMlnuFlAa. luun-
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

OTF1cH NasHvILLK Gas LIsHT Co.
February Pad, ls5J.
THB sgockholders OF the Nashville Gas Light Company,
are hereby nOtaed that the annual election OF Dr.
rectors twelve months will take place the
5S day March the Office Of the Company, Cher
~ Street Jas. Il. kESDRlCK, Seey.
Rak O.
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TIE arnAn CROP on 1881

The following interesting paPeF waa prepared
By Judge P ROsE, and read Sefors she SossA-
ern Agricultural Society Of louisiana, Of which he
is President:
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

WE Offering for sale, beautiful residence OF
w Mrs Jesse BenIOns situated about two and half
mes from Nashville, the Middle Frankn Pike contain
ing 3sk Of very superior land, elegant frame
dwelling Of rOoms and all necessary OutbuidiHgs, also
veFy large cisteTu well and great variety choice fruit
trees Available negro hands for a plantation will
be part payment The above OF the most de-
srsbe residences in the vicinity OF Nashville Apply
J. L. & R W BROWN,
fsb6-lm AK Cherry street
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"A Gardener

XHO fully understands his business Ces bis serV Ices,
w for moderate compensation, % any Planter Farmer
LaRd holder who wishes raise Orchards Vineyards
Improve those already pantsdcuITate Grapes, Rasp
berries, Curan Strawberries and other small utts ano
vegetables either FOL the table market He also Offers
wanted supentsn the whole Farm and regulate taer The
best methods laid down exp enee and science assist
tho owner with ICE important branch Of business
requested Any who desires 20 ayE himself
this opportunity, will please address "HORGlCuLTU-
RISE, Box 53I, Nashville, Tenn feh5-tH6wu
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A LIKELY Negro Boy " years old, who l. excellent
"A Carriage Driver, ars rate Stable Boy. Enquire a.
naae- '--'-
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election will be held the Planters Bank Of Tsnnss
3 see Nashville, Monday Cd March next for eleven di
TectOrs TO serve the ensuing year.
D. WEAVER, Cashier.
PItutsrs Bank. NashviIIs, Feb. 4-Im
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BIILDING LOTS FOR SALE

order greatly increasing demand for build
j ing lots Offer Ihe most liberal terms, building
purchasers Ten Beautiful Residence Lots HoustOns,
Brockway's ZollicosT's and Williams gnihcent addi
ous 70 EdgeHrld Also, from Ten Twenty, rest
dsnce lots in Brownsville about miles Nashville
most Of them fronting the PIrtsr ETagelled Pike. The
lots are beautiful sites for private residences and She neigh
IL s. K. W. BROWN.
feb6-d2W ~ Cherry street
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State Bureau.
Nnfioa-

IHB Davidson County Members Of the State Agricultural
Bureau will meet the Mechanics Reading Room, Op
pose The SeWanse on SATURDAY the 7th inst. o'clock
Feb.4 S.R. COCKRILL, V. Pres't.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-KBEPERS
lust received Bath Bricks for cleaning Knives
y Liquid Glue for repairing Furniture.
French TrePOH Powder for polishing Silver
Ware. Plate, &c.
RenOYating Polish for cleaning Bass, Copper,
Steel Iron, and other goods Of that descr puon.
m3COmbess Polish for renewing old Furniture,
Carriage Bodies Harness. &C. which has the effect OF max
ing old carriages harness furniture look 80 good as new
fsnH MACKENZIE WILSON.
HEAT AID PASTRY 100 IiFOK NALE.
HR subscr Der offers for sale bis woman TENPH, good
Cook, Washer and IrOneF there s IN also
understands Pieking and Preserving.
fanI4 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
FOR SALE,
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THE ane passenger and freight steamer
i JAMES JOHNSON, Captain Jesse john 49,
son. will leave for the above and all inter-
mediate ports on Saturday the 7th ihE1 At 10 A-aa
O'clock A. 81. For freight passage apply on board or
fob5-td A.HAMILTON, Agent
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fTNHR oommodious dwelling iormsTrssdsncs Of Ill Morris
deceased situated S0uh summcf street, few door,
flaS-ss7@sT q aoRRIs A sTRATToy.
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WANTET1-

pY Lady uly qualiasd 10 tsseh French, MaHic ard a
- EnEliah bfanehss, IiuaOn Teacher GoyefBe5s
10 Family IA the ey o. eountrY, II The location healthy.
Ihs beat Of references given. Please address A. r. "a
Eek SO, Post Omos, Mseon, Ca gtult-dtr
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or TIE depot buIlilugs, maclIue shops etc
of the Georgia Celual RA Iroad Company So.
VannAh, cover 81 tc,es Of gr und, and cost $780,
QUO
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Imported Stock
CHANCERY COUNT, CAMDEN TENNESSEE

THIS day arrived, via Charleston, two Jacks and
II Jennst, imported from Spain and thorough bred.
For sale and 70 be at Hammers Stables. febS-3
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FOR MEMPHIS.

THE light dTaught steamer ALEONA, RT- {@
L NAN, Master, will leave for the above and 1884
all intsrmediate landings THIS DAY, FIJI 100
day, Februsry.6.h, At % O'Clock, A. 81 For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
Feb A. HAMILTON, Agent
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The head clerk OF large mercantile house was
Dragging rslE er largely Of the amount of business
done by his firm " "YOu msy judge Of its ex
our correspondence only, cost two thousand dol
lWs yesr!' 'POohI" said the clerk of another
house who was sittiog BY; what IS that to our
correspondence, whea l save four thousand dbl ars
year in ink, from merely emitting to dot the is"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

Editors Of journals Of every description who are
d., rOls to promote the interests OF agriculture
w:I confer particular favor BY insertion Of the
above circular.
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B-Our Stock consists Of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD or PAST Styles, and
presenting an array Of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison Of any former sea-
son. A. J. D. - W.
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Mcclure, Buck & Co,


TTVHR subserbsr has removed from his Old stand n
% No 90 Un0D street, neEtto A. G. CaFtsris, BE- *
tween College hnd Cherry ulrssia. -
iau6-tE q. J LEUIbChEL
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BRYANT & co.'s,
N E w DIR Y GOOD 81
By CAR LOA DS;
WELL WORTH YOUR ATTENTION, LADIES!

WELL WORTH YOUR ATTENTION, LADIES!
We have to say, to the Ladies Of this city, that our
Store contains host of New Goods, which have been
received during the past week from New York. which, for
novelty choice Styles han lsome goods large selections
&c. will equal any collection to be found ia Dry Goods
House in the State Boston excspted.)
We have never had good facilities for purchasing
at the present time. and have elegant
goods than the present Eau styles; aud we would beg
leave to assure friends, that present stock will
convince Them by its atraotveness that we are Head
Quarters for fashionable and handsome Goods. Ladies
will find
$50 pieces Dress Silks, styles entirely different from
last season.
so pieces Printed Thibets in Crmson Green and Drab
Grounds.
Paris Printed All Wool De LANES, in styles known as
Robes A. guile.
Cheneills shawls ShawIs with Plush Borders and
brown grounds, with new style centres.
Cheneille scarfs, large and small sizes.
Tgilled French Prints
French Frints in Robes Guile
New styles Ladies Fall Capes
Beautiful styles real Irish Popins, plain and plads,
English Popius, very handsome;
Elegant Silk and Wool Valsneias and any quantity
desirable goods for Fall and Winter wear, which will
be shown to our friends who give US a call
Ladies, please bear in mind that Bryant & Co. in
town, at No. 4 Mechanics Hall, when you want Dry
Goods that will give satisfaction in style, quality and
price. GE0. P BRYANT 4 CO.,
SO d12taE3t No. Nee haDcs' Hall.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARPETS: CARPETS! CARPETS
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO.,
Have the largest and best stock of
O A r p E 7 IN G. S
to be found in the city. Among them can be found the
newest and best styles that have been made the past
son. They consist of
VELYETs, TAPESTRIES,
BRUSSELS, ADMINISTERS,
VELVET TAPESTRIES,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
CLINTON POWER LOOM BRUSSELS, flor 1925,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
KIDDERMlNsTERs,
TAPESTRY INGRAINs,
DOUBLE BUPERPINE INGRARIN,
PATTERN MEDALLION INGRAM, Ia new style),
ENGLISH sUPERFINEs, (Choice Patterns),
EXTRA sUPERFINEs, EXTRA FINES,
DAMAsK AND TWILEED VENETIAN INGRAINs.
GOOD ALL WOOL CARPETS, (for soy,
COMMON INGRAM CARPETS.
HEMP, DUTCH and LISTING, lin great Variety,
VELVET, TAPESTRY and:BRUssELs STAIR CAR
PETS,
STAIR BOOKING, and STAIR LINEN,
DAMAsK and TWILLED VENETIAN STAIR CAR
PETS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-26

The CrOclxery Department
Embraces good assortment OF White Iron Stone and
China Wares also Blue. Mulberry and all the common
kinds Dining and Tea setts together with Gold Band
China Tea Sets, Vases Glass Ware and Table Cutlery
Plated and Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and Lamps
Of all descriptions, and in great variety always on hand
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the most economical
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-26

DR.. s. o. Richm rdsOn's
e " u % - " WENEHr nUu4u ~ ~ {,

SHERRY WINE BETTERS
Is the best medicine used for Spring Summer
complaints. 1t has been literally patronized than
any other ever established in this country. It is the
same Richardson's Btters Whoh has restored so many
invads to health New England States dur
ing the past thirty years.
N. B. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit.
ters The genuine have fac simie of my signature up
the outer envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere
and at my Office No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mahl0 decd &wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-26
HIGHLAND SCHOOL,
SALISBURY STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.

The Fall term OF this Boarding and Day School for
bogs begins Monday September 14th. For circulars,
giving full information, apply to the Principal.
au25 d&wtf o. D. METoALF, NJ. A.
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DFs GEO. PIERCE's

To seaaring men, and to all persons going Foreign
climates It is particularly recommended as most vaua
them defend themselves against the insidous attacks
of disease.
Branch Office 1877 Hanover street, Boston Price so
cents, with full directions.
j. HEdENWAY, Southbrdge street, Worcester, Gen.
eral Agent. For sale by the Druggists and Grecers.
jy13 d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-26

Io AeFvOusS uflereFs.-A Retired Clergyman
estoreed to health in few days after many years Of
great nervous suffering, is anxious to make known the
means Of cure viii send (freej the prescription used
Direct to Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL. No. SO Fulton St.
Brooklyn, n. Y. ieod&w3m iysm
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Stoves, stoves.


great variety, both new and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


Is great Scientific Medical Discovery and is daily work
ing cures almost too great to believe 1t as if by
maggie eUen the first dose siUaBg benefit, and seldom
more than bottle is required to cure any kind Of
LiUer complaint, from the worst Jaundice Dyspepsia
to common headache, all Of which are the result of
Diseased Tf,er
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o. II. TILLOTSO

o. II. TILLOTSON,
& COUNSELLOR AT Law
No 5, Brnley Hail.
mh2I diff Worcester. Mass
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TO LET
s toy Es! OvEs! =
Tan, Peat and sawdust stoves.

She subscriber, having bought of E. F. Dixie the
right 70 manufacture and sell Morses Tan Peat and Saw
Gust Stove is prepared to furnish all sizes the above
stove at reasonable rates Also, iast received large
assortment of the best cooking for wood
in the market, and variety CT Paror cook Office, and
other Stoves cheaper than be bought in the city Tin
roofing and job work done to order,
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AUCTIONS.
Bv r. w ynI7

BY E. w. VAIL.
A SSGGNEE'S SALEs-Wil be sold in Accord
IN ance with order of Hon. A. H. Bullock Jud &c IT
Insolvency, on To EsDAY next the 29h day of septem-
Der current, all that property the Eastery side Of
Souhbrdge street lately owned occupied by GEORGE
T. KING, Insolveut Debtor. being dwelling House
with Bakery adioning the said premises being par
tculary desoibed in mortgage deed from said King 10
W. II. Dexter AMI H. Chaf1u, recorded ia Worcester
County Registry of Deeds Book 572, Page I29.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Adm THAYER,
Assignee of the estate Of G. t. King.
Worcester, Sent 81, 1857. dt29 s22
A UCTION.-The Farm known as the wy nan Per
"a ry Farm, will be sold at Auction on
THURSDAY, Oct LIST,
at oclack P M frainy the next fair day) in small lots
wood lots, pasture lots aud house lots with privilege OF
the whole Il is situated in the ourishing and pleasant
town Of webster within half mile Of the Webster De-
pot, and afford the most pleasant building lots Web
ster The farm comprises about seventy acres of land
about third well wooded in different stages Of matu-
~. with one story and half house, 26x30 wood, and
carriage house, and barn, with good cellar under it.
The house Is in thorough repair outside and Within and
is nearly completed. SOLOMON SUBWAY.
seplO dts
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GEORGE SESSIONS,
ITnherInIrar & Coffin WnrS

GEORGE SESSIONS,
FuFnishing Undertaken & Coffin Ware
Cof8ns Caskets Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes Of every description always haLd. Also, the
Every thing connected with the management of funer.
ais, promty attended to- No. 40 Front street. residence
So Front street, Worcester, Mass. d&Rtf my23
DIR. J J johnson, recently of Northboru'. offers
this professional services to he nhebantsof Worcester
House and Office No. Walnut street.
Worcester, June %, 1857. DIFF
o. II. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
mhsl diff Worcester Mass.
JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. els Main Street,
az WORCESTER, Mass dly
DE-. KfmbaII's Omce is No. 239 Main
street, up stairs. His rooms are pleasant. spa
cious and airy and arranged, that if desirable the
patient need but the Doctor His system Of
practice is strictly botanic No mercurias mineral
pOisOns, deadly narcotics, used BY him He treats
successfully scientific principles, with NATURES rene.
dies, the various forms Of disease that human flesh ia
heir to-" All female complaints and disease however
private both Of married and SINGLE successfully treated
Consultations strictly confidential Advice free
DR., Kimbal's celebrated Female Periodical for sup
pressions, irregularities, &c These famous Pills are in
valuable, as aested by those who have used them La
es should not take them during pregnancy as they
will produce abortion.
odlce hours, 0to Il A. N, to 5, and 8 tooP.M.
aul1 dtf&wlt
White Teeth. Pertumed Breath and
Beautiful Complexion. can be acquired by using
the "Batm Of a Thousand FL0Ders.' What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disagree
able breath, when By using the "Balm of a Thousand
Flowers" as dentiffce would not only render it sweet
but leave the teeth white aabaser? Many persons
do not know their breath bad and the subject is so DEL
cate their frends will never ention Beware of conn
terfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE CO. Rev York
BUSH L CO.. 81 Front street. sole wholesale agents.
Also, sold by s. DINsMORE SO Main street.
CLAFLIN'S