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TINS Arra>TIC MONTHLY, for Novem-
Der is Oh our table This monthly has
now become a stae que aon with all who
admire and intend to patroniza choice
literature. Those who prefer sound, solid
reading to tasty pictures and sickiy 1--we
stories, should by all means take the AT
lantic" 1t il devoted to Literature,
Art ami PoLITIcs 1t has during the
past year contained some of the best pc.
iitical articles ever written in America.
The present number contains a cutting
review Of a recent letter Of Caleb Cushing
TO somebody in South Carolina, where he
had been invited to a dinner. 1t shows
the progress Of the Democratic party,
erabIike, for few years past. This one
article is worth all that the monthly costs.
The ".Autocrat" will continue his contri.
buttons to the Atlantic The AT.
lantic" is published by Phillips, Sampson
4 Co, Boston, Mass. We will furnish
the "Atlantic" and the "Adrcrtiser' oGc
year, for So. %. Now is your time &c
commence.
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pas~ 1t is reported that Messrs. Mills
and Dewey, late Of the Davenport Times,
arc pertecting arrangements to start
another Republican paper in Muscatlnc.
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Whch convey th@ rene lies to he cavities in the lungs
Through tl~ al #>saz. AID coming in direct coLtxct
the c"u-h tree ard ea>A eSpertGr4tion. heals
jar'on-> gtA~ t'e IL" Il. hpwis relieved vitality TO
the Eeryoss - :. r'u- that t" eu4d eneryy ndis
pets4 ,"r ,re~t'Fa"i' u health T3teale to state
candIcl.,iE iftg CoIsun T5io rl lc e inhalation
to urr- al wna tyrd pt.s,~ffe. II much I'M
de- Ire '"ht'" al He Cal I"AUsnt AS any other fsrmi
a.l, iarh IT eE.ry hundred caSs, can bs
c1r"t rh- first Stages. SIS hT per Ia the second
.at u tte trd sta-e - Impossible Il save THAI
tF1 or c"t hr t3r Lnr=s cut up bg the disease
rs e. 5t "a aaLrv g. redlrt -ai.l. Even, however. in
he last Stages Iuhal1eh a'nrs eNtraardluary relief
tlr NHEer Attending this ssta saonrse, heh an
nua-y tcsrg ninety tive Thousand persons the Uni.
tr ats alet =: a ar~e: ral t.fta show. tina, o.
The r-e pol tia IN If the earth. e1hty million. Al.
dr,tt ell T. a. ite 1nsnmpt5ve', grave.
Truly the CULVER ST dra: has SO fatal a. Con
suMttlsH Ia ~ a@rs I'd has isea ite great een4y Of
lie. trI spares urheg a." mr. sex. put sweeps alike
ta@ r,se. she usapuht, the graceful and the gifted.
good ard leer r5ft. am enabled offer to tho
afflicted a retraae1t atd specify cure IN Consumption.
lungs prev ezt tie tee admission ar Into he 81.
es>, aAeb cav >c> weakened vitality through tue
!E@ system lnfn surely u - more rational To eNl
=restrr enad f. ,ctnes entering the cavities d 49,
]pnss than from tho~e admin stored through stomach
tae FatvHt F always tl the tuuss Zee aud the lresi
Ing easy. after hhal'u@ remedies. Thns, IHhaistso aN
local remedy. nevertheless Il act. e"nstitutonaly,
ssit a4oFr f3@rr3 certainty than remedies admin
tired the stomach. IL prove th~ poA erfu and dir,
iftaetrt eft TIL. mode If administration. chafpform
ha1el ull ettrvt, Ir<tra, sefsnil.tF ir ~. nrut
pyaly ajrg the sete y steu,. sa that limb n
dinafI hnr1l.rr ga4 in I.strt \ lie in a fas hanrs
I'll nH If aIa III rouse the system vi
faj5trg al apparently dead The oder Of many Of
medicines gaEcerIy IN The skin IN few minutes
heiaz u.aac and may be Immediately detected ~ tA.
i"aa convincing Pro"t 81 tte constitutional effects
of mhala 5eh. .hg fSr that sickness always produce
- breathing ttu airs tbs positive ek drJce thai
frofes needles carefully prepared and iudjcioasly sd
nHEstare1 HfuHE tie lungs SHOULD produce the hs,p-
est r"soit@ During eighteen wars practice mars thous
and> saGer'a@ from diseases If The Lungs AID throat,
hst" hseH under NY care. aud have effected many
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sPssys al.E-s TONI niIT;'a III ceia
Pc - &sf - IL. sac&rs. Ns tsac*r@ So *9te-
-tetea IN te1t.r IL Sa~ II str.sr tstc - sa5-
DC "iy a. .nustIa1 st,rs stez. lorels tive
"a reuyer II r,~Eofps IT, ta-s"t - eigsF All de
ar 80, spirits of the patisHts pt"er.ca 1rets Ike
n 4lsal DESCRIPTIONS aud vita asar4" dr.. liens
~ JaAes T. gaaKrll Successors to 1aEes ;. A.
sIiGs4as 4, > 4Ea As Street -
80 - -. ", Il .. bA1hht.
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Z. .. ; / VI VI y \ ;
plnc.rldlelfl lslAltlLlflelul.l
l0yER ToMILNe0N-s .IoKI.L

T Would announce to the citizens Of Upton, and
l surrounding country, that | have removed 70
the Dom over Tomluson'> store, where may nj
all times I've found ready to MATT OH those who
mas favor me with call.
Having permanently located here, | ain de
termined IL do my worh ia such manner that no
reasonable person can find fau I. will Warrant
my work. Iuill take Mood, wheat, corn. oa : or
potatoes ia exchange for pictures, Tor which |
win pay IL highest market price.
Upton, dr', 81 SIT T. u SIMMONS
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"WArER CURE has bccnjmperfect-
ly practlced by some families in Upton,
with good success, and we are glad to an
nouncc that regular physician Of the
lIylropathic school has located 10 Tip
ton. See card of Mrs. Campbell, in to-
days paper Mrs c. is graduate of
the Hydrvpathic College in New lork
City The ladies', particularly, should
note the contents Of the card
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cheapest Family Paper i'm the West.

,ryxua, ma. A. .rr .,.,n~,
LA . NE N'1 f>A'fA 49,
~ Et,riFts AT cpufrasth fan narpa
Va h-'S,t' "" F~SaS
Efuyi Extract RHehp
~" D">h
Fer Diseases of the Rfaaasr, ktuasgs, GTarsf Drop
81 II cuktgess Distractions SsrEet diseases,
ye,sog, T,,y,. g.z;pt ,,,j ali l,,xsass. Of
- 60 "a -
-, AI W sN'S -.
ARISING 'IH 1N'''>VS aug ~ e' anu re-
moving ~ 'tE'1 pSSf,S sSs aoul .he hiAo"SFi nia'
h'sS' !" ssA"si ~ gauss "'e'heF e@As'ihs IN
MALE OR FEMALE.
From, whichever carse they may have orIpinstnJ
Ana no Matter of How Ioug Standing
Giving health ard vor TO the Frame and Bloom to the
paIEa Cheek
s.yCTE
:, r,rs. >xans ,t nail,tstrd spss'p~. and ~.
all the sym,taus. among which will be founa
Iud;<pa~tion 10 ExsrtIsn
Loss Of Power, Loss of Memory
p;nculty of BREATHING General
Weakness. Horror %; Disease, wesI
Nerves. Trembling. Dreadful Horror of Death
Night sweats Cold Feet. Wakefulncss Dir, ness
of Vision, Langnor. Universal Lassituas of Ia. sus-
eular system. otsn Erraneous Appetite with pyseptie
SYMPTOMS. Hot HANDS, Flashing Of the Rndv rryr css
al
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Il NJ b Ids extract i C h Il


fharmaGt ana khesni~tS-
with the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledss ard
devoted IN its combination, See Professor pewct>
Naua' le Works the practice of Ply SC and most
the late Standard work Of Medicine
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nRUGs As mt re or less Of mankind
will get sick, aud will have medicine, it
: I'll Important to know where pure and
Genuine medicines can be obtair e@.
Impure, adultcrated drugs, are source
Of evil and result, often, in protracted
sickness or death. 1t is with pleasure
that We call attention to the adyer. $c-
ment of George Bagley, who keeps a
large and well selected stock, which he is
prepared to sell at reduced prices.
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An .sectual remedy, in removing worms.
r,rzaia l,v ". dG.BAGLEf.
Upton, May lst ISIS. l5t
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LCNTo MECiL.NS
Is entirely E'Cetob'e and free f;em
LniSoa.
No Arsenic. No Cu;nine. No Strychnine.

IL sto the 'rhils Just a. quick 49, quinine: IL
}Ee liver :" a>uou and purgeS ihe system
iHm hIllous matter. duin@ what cannot / = done
vita quthlne. It n"Vel jni,res t.e patient or
Ira'e~ tL,to lalt and feeble, with yellow skin and
eyes, ~ vita tAn ..u8 stin lulntY
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Esgss NORWICH WORC ESTEE
v go IA ILROA u = EVINTR IN 1nn - y,

Essl NORWICB& WORC ESTEE
&c. sAgsg RI RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGF.
mEhI, November 25th, 1857.
Trains going North, Leave Norwich at 600 a. m CON-
Meeting at Worcester Junction with trains Of Western
and Providence q Worcester roads at Worcester with
!rens for Boston Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence
Manchester, Concord dc.
AT $40 p M. reaches Plainhcid in SEASON for train
leaving that staoa for Providence At 4 Al D m Also
CONNECTS with trains arriving from Providence al 400 ~
m. Reaches Worcester in for express train h
Boston. ~ :"
way Freight train with Passenger car attached leaves
horwich Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays at rs A
NJ connecting at Plan6ed with train from Hartford and
lor Providence at IS a, M.
days, az 7,t5a.m l-1 '''u''
Trains going South leave Worcester at IOt5a m ,ou-
ne;ts AZ Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua C5n
cord FitchburG, Lowell, &c; Worcester Junction
"lth trans from Providence, and Western road
AT w p m connects at Worcester with trains from,
Boston Nashua, Lowell FitGhbug Concord &c Wor
oester Junction with express train from Boston trains
rom providence d Western road az Planaed trains
rom Hartford and Providence arrive In season f1r bs
rsin ~ Passengers from way stations for New YORK.
ny steamer from Anyns Point, win take this train.
. steamboat TraiH, for Norwich, New London and New
gerk, wa. Allyss Point leaves Boston at 8 80 M.
Worcester at 100 p. m. Nv p me-
ms dtf P 81 NJ ANDREWS. spnt
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AS ENF AG ENCY


united States, Greai Brisain. Frnaos
And other European couutrfes.
ths subscriber PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DHAFIsh An wen acquainted with the Patent LAVE haa
oeee Tor some years very Successful in obtaining pa
he continues to make Models ard to prepare specio
Cations Drawings, and all necessary psuerp ana 40 %
cure Patents IN the United States and Europenn e6nn
yponsible agents. '' "H" 10
All business connded to me will be promnt,v attended
70 at me lowest rates (usuBry rs ner cont i,s,e -
lhS same Woola be done by others In the profsgion
oellS connected With the best Agents II Wash
tnBsoa, ana making frequent trips there 7 mn, sns
9led 20 Keep thoroughly posted in an matters sIa ~
tatents and new Inventions thus afordjne tbe b -,
l1ies Tor preliminary examinations aud advisjng To
o,o IA regard 70 securing Patent for their Inytops
Inventors will hnd Il to their gdysrtape to a,, $50
gentions into snbstantial form or Model az 80
uoaDe, ems frequently secures Patent In oese ~ 80
6on Of priority OF lnvenbonA and oonsult a5sa HI.
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and prooeedngs
w fateht Once as 70 aecurng their rtrbta %
Az communications strictly oonadsntal Advice AZ IN
mooe OF proceeding given gras Preliminary examjus
tons naue comparing inventions with those already IA
nteo OF IN use Tor the purpose or lnvoving ibe
inoples, ana ADVICE given rs 70 the probability o.
Vuslh paent' Ia some oases saving from afv 10 me-
huodrtd dollars 10 the Inventor
'moDELa OF all Inventions that require them, made
toorder upon reasonable term. and warranted n se,
The regulations Of the Patent Office
Deeds Of assignments recorded AT Wasbiogtoo f,,i.s
tent Once obtained F'F"0'' Ne ."
ihe Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent oases. and other
y.uepe works relating 70 Patents together Win com
be sso, s tsg fstentg on record ct Washington car
Tor further information, inquire Of
Jam rs o.. ARNOLD.
Solicitor OF PATENTS,
WorceGter, MaGo
Aplol Once - meohance' Han dnwi
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This institlon was established for the successful treat
meut of CANCERS soRoFULA aumors Of the blood and all
Chronic Diseases upon the Indian system Of
practice has been successful operation for several
years, and the fruits of it's practice found in case
cured in almost every town and village in the Nes Eug.
land States and cases from other parts If the couu.
try. Persons desrous of obtaining the genuine indian
practice cautioned against placing Themselves under
he treatment of any not employed in this Office as
we have either located travelling ami are
not responsible for the msdongs iposorS in this vi
cinity, or any other part pr the country.
Dr. GREENE the Principal of this institution has for
the last afeea years had constantly unier treatment
several hundred Of most Of which had been
agravatee and extended, either from being cut out with
out cleansing the blood, or other Improper treatment
until the paents nearly hlusted before they CONS
to him for relief
He has cured many very aggravated Of Cancers
without causing h part Of the pain and suffering
which had been previously inflicted. Hundreds of uch
cases can be referred to, who raise their voices
against such imposition and at whose especial request
we have made thsse remarks.
His tresen ceanses the blood and exterminates the
cancer completely fr the system and although patients
with their cas- so aggravated by wrong treatment
Persons haUing Cancers should apait themselves of
DR.. Gresnes personal attention.
Most diseases such as scrotula, Humors Of the Blood
Diseases Of the Throat and Lurgs Dyspepsia Liver Com
PLANT Dropsy, Rhsumatisn, Heart Complaint, Femsle
Complaints and the great variety of forms in which the
human body is aice1 successfully treated with med
cines which can be sent to any part Of the world with ul
directions as very opinion of such cases can be
formednpon RENTING answers to the question
which may be found in the "Iudian Arcana,D copy1
which will be sent free when requested
1t may be we'll to add that the business at this estab
shment is conducted upon the mos. liberal terms tits
the practice with require large sum in advance
FOR the "promis Of cure" &c This course is severe
y Condemned by the Society At this institution, the
patients are required to pay only the price of the medi
cnes needed in their case cep at the FIRST presorptor
One dollar being charged for recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
The Institution has just issued another edition OF Dr.
Green's work on Indianopathy" or science Of Iudian
Medicine, which may be had at Mr. CHARLES
oLARKEs Drug Store in Worcester or by mail from lie
INSTITUTE. Price " cents d&wly inches
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O. L e e t

G. I E 4 /.
There is probably disease that has so often bafed
the skill of the sisest heads OF the profession az the
above mentioned disease-a disease which, at tines
would seem to defy any and every treatment that may
be instituted. The great difficulty in feeling cure
however has been first the want OF proper selection
10 remedies, and second in he administration of stmu
latng remedies When the discharge occasoned by
STRUCTURE.
elect arises, lat, from Chronic inhanmatory state Of
the mueus membrane OF the urehEs, brought by
Glnonhea-the discharge arising from the relaxed state
Of the secretiug yessels 2dyro liberation Of IN It mem
bane 1.-The liberation arts Bg from the severity of the
specific inflammation, gonorThea; 3D. it may ana very
often does arise from entirely uneonuected with
gonorc a the secreng vessels Of the part having from
various causes lost tier tone; 4th from STRUCTURE
To sue ,essiuy treat the FIST three varieties recourse
must be had n reliable remedies whose particular action
will be upon the lining membrane of the Urethra; and
for tbs last variety the Tened should be made
use Of but in conecon with the Of the Bouge; as
aTemedy in the first three there il no remedy
so peculiarly adapted to b ing about pedy
'RIsLE7's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
b II q II q :"
Rremedy that is probably frequently made use Of
in the cities of New YORK, Philadelphia Charleston Sa.
vannah Mobile and New Orleans than the entire eata
logue Of the other boasted remejesa rerqedy which II
used according to the prescribed directions
ing the medicine will fail 20 afford most speedy re-
lief and bring about permanent cure For sale by all
Druggists.
HARRAL, RI5LEY q KITCHEN
Wholesale Drugeists 10 Barclay street.
myl4 d&w2w New Yors, Sole Agents.
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RAILROADS.


SUMMER ARR SWGEMERT.
On and after May 10, 1858, Passenger Trains will
&c follows;
Leave Worcester 20 and Ills a. M. and $50 p. m
Leave Nashua at Z a. m and IL n, and 5.l5 p. m
At Nashua, all trains with the trains of Con-
cord Railroad where passengers take the and from
the Northern, the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton JuGtlou bains connect directly with the
raips the Stony Brook Airoadi and also with trains
Of the Fitchburg Railroad with tie exception OF the first
train from Boston; ad Fitchburg With trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts aud Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land Sfate8 g W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, May 10 1858 dtf jy27
4z==-a-zzss.sz1 PROVIDENCE Il EVOR-
gzs-1sssssa2e CESrEa RAILR0AD.-summer Arrange
ment, to take eff ct on MONDAY, May 10, 1858.
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester
al 10 and l1.45 a. m, &nd 20p
Worcester for Providence at 100 and l130 M, and
Loop.
Trains connect at Worcester Junction with Trains to
and from the Western, Worcester and Nashus Boston
and Worcester and Norwich and Worcester Railroads.
Though Tickets to ali important points at the West,
eau be obtained at office of the Company, in Proyi
dence, It as low rates as by any other route
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
Valley Fails for Providence at clio 7 co. SO s.4s,
1900 lice M, and 90, 1928, 200 500, 90,
5.1t', 600 and so p m.
Providence for Valley Fails at 6 IS, Is, 30, $50,
1880, A m, II 90 m, and 1s0, 80 $50,
20, 80, 6 80, 90 p. IN.
Tnoseirsins in bold figures the Worcester trains.
Providence. May 6, 1858. DIFF mgil
G1sssss BOSTON q ORCESTER
SssS-esszza RAILROAD Summer Arrangement com
menCug MondRy clay 81. 1858
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as tollows:
leave Worcester at Steamboat 7, Gao a. n 100
Exp, 10, II Do Exp, p. m The A. Z, $40 a m ana
70 p NJ trains start from the Foster street station The
l 20, and IL p trains start from the Western
Railroad station.
Millbury, GAO a. 8 SIS p. m.
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FROM TIE
INDIAN RTEDRsEAE ESSTgTUVE


INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
orFIos, No. So BRoMFIELp STREET, BosroS. MAss.
Rev Norris President
Rev Mason, Icty Missionary )......yce President.
VIM. Tyler, Esq Treasurer.
John Styles, sscretaty.
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AsORTGAGEEs' SALE OF BOOTS
WI sHOEs. AND RuRRERS.- THE snhscrihars ~

MORTGAGES SALE OF BOOTS
kFA SHOES, AND RUBBERS.- The subscribers hav-
ing come into possession Of the Stock and Stand lately
Owned and occupied by W. S. GOODWIN, No IA Main
street. and wishing to the goods into cash and
close up the concern have concluded offer the entire
stock or few days only, retail The stock embraces
every variety of LADIES', Misses Geuts' Boys Youths
aud Ohildrens Boots, Shoes and Rubbers all of which is
offered at cost and much below cost Tor cash and cash
0niys
This sale offers to the citizens Worcester and vcin
ity rare opportunity Of purchasing boots shoes &C.
cheap. n
Having secured the services Of Mr. John F. Smith, OF
the former firm Of Smith Brother, he will he happy to
meet his old friends and cusomers assuring them that.
pains ohall be spared to this sale worthy Of
their special ate ton
BThe lease Of the store with the good viii Of the
stand Is offered for sale the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage in the business.
for further particulars inquire OF the subscriber at the
store. JOHN r. SMITH
dec3l dtf FOI the M"r'' aPeth
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his and beautiful rooms whic have been fitted up
for their better accommodation and the greater
ience Of manipulating Dentistry in all Its branches
The greatest bestowed upon Cleaning, Filling,
Regulating and Extracting Teeth, Artificial Teeth in
Serted from tooth to entire set upon any Il the
approved Methods and warranted. Anesthetic agents
administered if desired when deemed advisable.
DR. J. prepares superior article OF Tooth Powder and
Gum Wash which for sale; also Tooth Brushes, &C.
ans diff
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nlOAlkD A gentleman and wife or a few sing
HN gentlemen CA be accommodated with board and
pleasant Fs'nA ~ =" F'""s"'' afFoaf aeck
~ Cans ~ Rn ylL OF LEMON = Jasi
Aw oHAhLEB CLARKE.
myii dn Cor. Main and Pleasant sTeots.
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ON NIBUSES-

- PENCER. LEsCEsTDR, CuERPV
- VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AMI wopeEs
TEH OMNIBUS. Sprung Arrangement. oommencino
~ hhDAf, March 10, 1865.
pm. ~ ''o nou1ci
r, Leave leicester at m, 13O p. M leave Bay slata
HOUSE AZ lO3O a. M bUO D. m. ''''
tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evenlnga rea,o
LEICESTER q DO, and Bay State House AZ o oioioct
Leave Cherry Valley 10 minutes after startin1 ,,or,
Leicester on each trip ''''s "Vm
Leave New Worcester at 8 30 a. ~, 10 30 4. M 1aon
~, ~ 2, mp 4VV ?. M, 30 p. M leave Bav gafe
mouoe M y0u a. M 10 30 M, IL M, 80 p NJ 5p.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester Q 10, and Cherry Valley al osoa M
Leave CITY Hall az 10 p. m. " - "'
leave New Worcester At 10 a. m and 80 n. m LAMA
WY MN ~ close Of meetings
Express BusimenH Promptly Atteuded "a
,.,..s.,.. 81, y. y. STONE n co, Proo'rs'
--- S.ees.e,i 1Nloni zoos dtf mchi0
Ma EST BOYLSTON no WOR17Ea-
rbt-Chdnge Of Tine.--Commenoinc Mon
99,aSl N0vember ~, 1857. Leaving o. d. sswvsri.
eloig, west Boylaton, al 7,4b NJ. and p a
me buy state House Worcester, at 10 80 A. MI ana AZ
u ~ tafe each way 20 ccnts rxpress busiagsSs
promptly and faithfully offended To- '' "NalhoHH
n8 du q. @. BARNARD. rronris,o,
NE tLhBURY STAGE leaves tho psv a,s,.
4, = House % 1000 A. NJ, and 800 NV va"
LoaVe millbufy ats A. w. and p M ar
--.+s--..s..-.. wv
~ MEDlsh LEECHEs-A resh M ia,
my-O du Cor. Main aud Pleasant street..
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- E-OPENINGs-The Proprietor Of The Wor
n9 cester Gymnasium, having re fitted his Gymnasi
um In superior manner, would respectfully give notice
to his friends and patrons that himself and Mad Moli,
neaux will meet their respective classes on and after
MONDAY, the 26th inst Hours for ladies' from 10 to IL
a. m, and to p mi gentlemen from to 6, and 8 to
~ p. m A. M0dNEAUX.
o28 dtf
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being fact that nine enths Of the advertisements
printed are known to he-rchy inflated with bouhast and
egosn, deem it sufficient to state that these trans
VIII catch animals to the satisfaction Of any person who
has courage enough to buy one.
When ar. Rat finds Of these Trans set over his
hole there being bait to tell of danger he generally
seFs himself caught in It represented in the above cut
Ihey are apted to catching all kinds Of animals from
mouse to bear and the pubs respectfully invited
to try them If they desire to.
For sale wholesale and re,ail. by
apo diff Worces.sr Mo-.