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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03
LOCALNEWS

Capt. James Mcfarland, of the City Watch,
has received a letter from H. W. Hendricks,
Esq, of Charleston, S. c., whose misfortune it
was to shoot the late City Marshal from which
we have been permitted TO make the following ex
tracts
"Can ever forget your kind and hOspitable
city II: Indeed not unless l would brand myself
an migrate forever for nothing has been left un-
done by our good and philanthrOpic citizens, in
endeavoring TO appease my disturbed mind and
assuage my grief Sir, the hands of strangers
were extended to me in friendship, while with
you; the worthy Council of your city has framed
most kind and sympathetic resolutions gu the Oc
casion, and, through its gentlemany clerk. Mr.
Smith, have received, by its instance, COM
plete copy thereof and also have your Police
Department and citizens in general adopted SINH
lar resolutions. Can be otherwise than CRATE
fol and ever remember your beloved city In
deed, sir, did not, dared not. look for such kind
treatment at the hands of your citizens. l felt
that, as the relations of our institutions were
exactly opposite, that, in my deep distress, my
trouble with justice would be great, and the iroa
grasp ofrevenge, made tight upon me. In fact,
number OF my friends, since my return home,
are astonished it was not so But how vastly
different, and how changed my mind now Of the
people Of Massachusetts, and how changed also
Is that of many OF my friends. 1t is the nTSt
time of my personal intercourse with the peo-
pie OF your State, and l hope 1t will not be the
last though the first was attended with an IN.
happy circumstance"
The MARrINETTI AND BLoNDIN TROUPE,
having met with unparalleled success in this city,
have made arrangements to revisit Worcester af-
ter fulfilling an engagement of two nights at
Springfield. The very great patronage bestowed
upon this troupe shows clearly that our citizens
are always willing to support in the most liberal
manner, well conducted establishment, with
talent as attraction. The Theatre for the
last three nights has been crowded. and we doubt
not, will be equally during the few nights next
week that these artists perform. By reference to
our advertising columns, it will be seen that the
entertainment offered on Monday evening will be
entirely new. The manager, whoever he is, has
kept perfect faith with the public, in performing
all he promised prior to opening in this city, and
we therefore feel certain, that on every occasion
when this troupe appears. our play goers will re-
turn home delighted with their evenings enter
tainment. See advertisement.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS was serenaded at St.
Louis, and made a speech, from which the
following is significant extract
Our political confederacy wes susceptible
of improvement and expansion. If this doc
trine of popular sovereignty is carried out,
we can add new territory and make new
States without any difficulty. We can add
to our possessions Mexico and Cuba, and all
the territory adjacent. 1t is the mission of
the Democracy to expand, said he If OF h.
er territory is required and demanded, he was
willing to take it into the Union. This can
not we'll be done unless Congress shall leave
the people of these territories and cou nrries
to decide for themselves what they wish to
do. The Democratic party has mission to
neIfnrm..'
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The Governor and Council will visit the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum at Hartford, CT, on Monday
next
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PICKING THE PosTMAsrER's PocKET.-Post-
master Fowler, of New York, had his pocket
picked at the ratification meeting at Tammany
Hall, on Friday evening, of a pocket book con-
tanning notes and checks to the amount Of $4,000,
9gd &5z IN bank bills, which was carried off. The
Ter by the thief, who, as a matter of course, re,
tanned the bank bills
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NOTICE TO the SICK.


ouerng 70 the community his Justly celebrated rem
edes for chronic and acute diseases of lone a.
not wlsh 70 tribe with the life health Of the aete
put simply TO lay before them the testimonials Of mum
oe o. respectable ladies' and gentlemen from which the
himself mot to make any wild assertions or iaae state
mens Of the efficacy OF his medicines cor will he Mold
tany hope 70 suffering humanity which facts win moi
warrant rev testimonials are here given and ina
doctor soloa an inquiry from the afflicted mo ali he
publishes, feeling assured they will End them perfectly
and patronage. ~ N'"HueN0s
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1t IS now reported that Secretary Cobb has
consented to remain in the Cabinet
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WHOM TO MARRY.-When young woman
behaves to her parents in manner particu-
larlg tender and res pectful, from principle as
well as nature, there is nothing good and
gentle that may not be expected from her in
whatever condition she may be placed. We're
l to advise a friend as to his choice of a wife,
my first counsel would be, ''look out for one
distinguished for her attention and sweetness
to her parents" The fund of worth and af-
lection indicated by such behavior, joined by
the habits of duty and consideration thereby
contracted being transferred 10 the married
state, will not fail 10 render heI a mild and
obliging companion.
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free mulatto man. named jackson Hunt,
eloped on the 23d ult. with Miss Harriet Fra
ger, a white girl, fifteen years old, daughter
of a wealthy citizen of Smithville, Tennessee,
by whom Hunt was employed.
There are seyeuty-two papers published in
Louisiana, of which forty four are in En-
glish, eighteen in English and French, eight
in French, two in German, and one in Span
ish.
The assessed valuation of property in Phil
adelphia for 1859 is $l55 ,697 ,669, which is
ali increase over 1858 of about $4,000, 600.
DR.. Adolph Hirsch, young Israelite, has
so distinguished himself as an astronomer,
that the imperial academy of Vienna has
published several of his treatises in it's me-
moirs He was also appointed assistant in
the imperial observatory Of Paris, under Lee
verrier, and has now been called as director
OF the new observatory at Neufchatel
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EXCHANGING PULPIrs.-A few weeks sin. G
two diyines IN this vicinity agrsed to ex
change on certain Sabbath. it being the last
Sabbath in the month. 1t so happened that
the last Sabbath in that month occurred on
the last day of the month, and the pastor in
N, not stopping to run over the lines,
# .irty das $ hsth september" &c,
supposed the month closed on Saturday. He
accordingly, on the last Sabbath but one,r rode
to W., aud appeared to his brother just as he
was preparing to proceed to his own church.
1t was within fifteen minutes of bell ringing
the two towns were eight miles apart, and
the astonishment of both was equal. The
mIscalcnlation was soon made 10 appear, and
II was agreed that the change should be made
on that day. Tbs pastor in w. Immediately
mounted his own horse, and the way the
stay at. home people on the route stared as
he dashed over the road, was caution to
slow folks; but the pastor made the distance
an forty miAme', arriving just as the assem-
bled people were wondering what they should
do for preaching. northampton Gazette.
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testimony OF number Of Ladies and GenfieD,en
DOCTOR HuL-Dear Bri This is 70 certify tsst
my case was one Of very bads humor in the blood out
oAn uuy say that your valuable medicines have cured
me ana recommend all that are sick 20 call upon you,
for you can cure them Youra trnIy Ill
Worcester. Mass.
Ihis certhes that nv vie was afflicted with weak,
ness, general debility. Doctor Hiils medolnea cnred
her. n
nsyron Y. a. HnL-slri will say that your medi.
inc has benefited me much NJ health n wycb h,s
na " was When commenced taking Il. thlnkit nj
cure me- lhave not been troubled with the main In nv
neau put once since taking your medicine THE dstress
between my shoulders has all passed away rbintin
.hat you might like to hear how / was eettlngaiong
nave taken the liberty to address these lines 70 YOU
Rutland, Nova, 1854. - ~, ~
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Congress will met on Monday ns,,.
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j. L. HOOD.
People'sGeneraI House Furnishing Store.
Nos. 226, 22s, 2sO, aud 2ss
MAIN ST., WORCESTER.

The attention Of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
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H4NLOUK AND GkAIN,-eTOCk STAND
n for sales also the Stock and Stand Of Ship Stores
and Ship Chandiery business Ia the city Of BOSTON
Both have been long established well located aud
JOY an excellent Of business. The propretors
about engaging In othar business and the above offers
strong inducements 70 active Of moderate capital
to do afe and profitable business viii be SID separ
ate or together inquire OF 3 r. MILES, Advertising
Agency bcolay's Building, address Box 1850 Boston,
Mass. dan ie1T
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JULY 2. 1888
NOTICES.
BIRMINGHAM GROVE,

Among the speakers expected to be present, W. L.
GARRISON, WENDELL PHILLIPS, 7. ". HIGGINs
SON, CHARLES L. REM0ND and many others.
Especial Trains, al low fares, vill be on
branches, as follows:
Leave Worcester and Boston, at A. NJ; Millbury at
SIS Milford and North6oro at o. Returning, leave the
Grove at, or about, 81 P. NJ
FARES Worcester, Nillbury, and Boston, to the
Grove and back 10 cents for adults IS cents for children.
Milford and Milford Brarch. Northboro' and Marlboro,
&c, so cts for adults, and % cents for children.
Grafton to the Grove and back 60 cents for adults so
cents for children.
In case of rain, the meeting will be in Waverley Hail.
near the Railroad Depot ut birmingham. acS-An are
nVited. d6t6wIt ie2Q
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AUCTIONS.
By E. w. VAIL.
FU7n WHOM uT NAV HCnNrruHr

TF3O WHOM III MAY gCoNCERN.-
shall sell on SATURDAY. July Sd. at 10 oicockA
NJ, at my Office, ITO Main Street, the following notes.
Notes Of Willis Co, of Boston, dne, amounting
to $4,000.
Notes Of H NJ. Hobrook Of Boston, due endorsed
by W. D. D. Farnum & H. Willis, amounting to
$6s60 70.
Also, unsettled claim against Page Co., Of Louis
vlle now in the hands OF Messrs Pullett & Smith for
adjustment amounting tc about $1,000.
Also, rs shares Of New York & New England Brick
Co.
Also shares Of Boston Brick Co.
jesO dts E.W. VAIL.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. = Drs. HAMILTON
~ vALKINs'S MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
brITuTE0pen for patients OF both sexes and at all
Seasons Medcated Baths, Gymnasiic, Dietetio Hygl.
enio Hydropahio Medicinal means and Mineral Waters
used in the treatment Of Diseases. DR.. r. Hamilton
gives special attenh the treatment Of diseases Of 70
males, Prof Calkns Medical and Surgical diH asses Of
every variety. For particulars address ROBERT HAM
IBrON, NJ. o., Saratoga Springs, Ny.
je2 d&w3m MN
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CT.AWsoN KELLEY.

Analytical Physician be consulted ecbs S
y,1c a. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the LIST
and % Of July free Of charge upon sn diseases DISEASES
of the human system. Ladies sDe se"''1iN " - 40
In call. N@'eoS
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By E. W. VA1LI, Auotioneer.

'
A SSIGNEES' SA L E..-Will be sold at Auction,
IA on the premises at PaekhurStvle, in Worcester,
on the sth day OF July next Coarse Wool Gard Waste,
sanett headings, Focks 3022 yds satnetts for print
ing together with such Tools and other stock
hand and belonging to the estate Of Mr. Nathaniel h.
Parkhurst an Insolvent Debtor Also, time and
places all the right which said Parkhurst has to redeem
certain mortgaged real estate Water Power situated be-
low the Red Mil, recently occupied by himself, in said
Worcester. Also, any right which he may have to Ger
tain real eAte situated the road from the City Hall
to New Worcester Also, any right he may have to any
real estate Austin street elsewhere in ont Of said
city Of Worcester of which cue notice will be given the
day and at the plaza Of said sale.
FRANCES II. DEWEY, Assignees Of
VIM. DICKINSON. }N R. Parkhurst.
Worcester, June %, 1858. dts jy26
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Grain Of all kinds ground to order at short notice
also, for sale Meal, Corn and Shorts, in lots to
suit purchasers. HOWARD HOLDEN.
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VEN s. B X e RS
CELEBRATE
EAwTry SEWING MACHINES,
IL SUMNER STREET, BOSTON,
4e5 ROADWAY, NEW YORK,

r-vThese Machines aye now justly admitted 10 be
tbs bestin ute for Family Sewing making new,strong,
and elastic stitch which will rip, if every
fourth stitch be Circulars sent on application BY
letter Agents wanted.
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REAL ESTATE.

O. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate DOW
A:.s occupied by me, on the north side Of Pleasant
A Street, will be sold cheap for cesh. The lot is so
feet front by SO deep upon which neat little cosge
containing seven rooms. Wen supplied with hard
and soft water Apply the premises Ne 81 Pleasant
street. WALTER STEARNs.
jeIs diff f4
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NOrIoE.-All persons having unsettled accounts With
the subscribers requested call and settle at once
jy1 dow S. TAFT q SON.
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GREAT CELEBR ATTON OF THE
SA ANNIVERSARY OF OUR
NATIONAL TNDEPEND ENCE.
AGRICULTURAL TROTTING PARK,
oROEsFER, MASS.
FoUR GRAND rRIALs or sPEEp.



On Monday, July 5th, 1858.
Trottug to half past two O'Clock precisely
First Premium $780, Mile Heats, best three in Eve to
Wagons
Q. B. PRATT, blk. m, Lola Montez. Of N Y
u L. hBosON b. m. Gipsey Girl.
Second Premium 500 Mile Heats, best three in Ave
to WAGONS.
G. B. PRATT, names. Worcester Boy.
u. WEoSON --..-.......-. b. g., Clipper, Of n. Y,
Thrd-for a Saddle and Brdle Half Mile Heats best
two in three, 70 Saddle. Free to all Running Horses
Fourth Premium 500. Mile Heats, best three in Eve
to Harness.
2. G. BR0WNELL, rames, blk m. Mary Taylor, Boston.
Y. A. Iourtelotte 6. m Hyer-
The above mentioned horses all Fast, and well
matched, end very closely contested Races may be
pected
These Trials of Speed under the control and mme
dats superntendeuce of the Track Committee of the Ag
ricultura Society, and efforts viii be spared make
everything orderly pleasant and acceptable the pub
lie. A sufficient Police Force will be in attendance
Admission to the Ground 25 cents To Reserved Seats
for Gentlemen rs cents additional Reserved Seats for
Ladies', free. dtJy5
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20 PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully arnamented 10 various styles and colors
which will be sold at less than wholesale prices have
also just received an invoice Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING uucslIed
BIGBEE, Miller : IT..
Brown mrs Diana OAKES. Randall NJ
p 9e1I y - n q Fiueh Obrien, miss Mary
SnpT ~ 6s'rlen PELT0N, Joseph
SoIeLEn ~ Pierce, Almira
carpenter, QUIN, Peter
SOonGy, Bridget RICE Anthony
D0N4VAN. I'm Ricbsrds lanes r
Dolan. Patrick Rvan r,iss A.,
EVERETT, miss Mary E SAWYER Austin
FULLER, A Strang R6bt
GAFrY, BartIV snrinssr Enn;ca A
BOFEY, Augustus shahy James
Hiland, Michael Stakel Anrustns
kinney, Patrick Sweet Peter
1IbFEf' Sheppard, Thomas
Lawrence, Eathom THAYER 4 JOHNSON &
lawrence, WIN Temple, James
Ldush y, Phlhp Tracy Thomas
layer Dolr Thayer, E G
saOohh' mrs Margaret Tobey, Milicent
smsgee, mrs Ann NJ WHEELER, Henry
mason, rev Abner Welsh, James
Malone, Patrick Wood MIRA Sarah
murphy, Patrick Whittier, Benjamin
French List.
Alexis Feson, Norbert Sylvester,
Thomas Cabana, Charles Marchand,
oliver Blapchett, Moses Belmon,
stauisses Laubay, Joseph Morerow.
s. Persons calling for the above letters please say
advertised" Nv. CHILDs, P. NJ.
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20 PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully ornamened 10 various styles and coors,
which will be sold at less than wholesale prices Ihave
also just received an invoice Of
TOLMAN'S AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the best Spring Beds USE just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND OURLED HAIR.
which will be made inc Beds and Mattresses to order IL
desired and warranted to be asrepresented. OF 10
RE FRIG e RAT ORs,
have hand good assortment Of different sizes
and of both the old and improved patterns which win
be sold at greatly reduced prices. have also for sale
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
which nsures cup of delicious coffee that is free rom
grounds and which cannot fail to recommend itself to
any one who likes that beverage made in the best man.
ner.
ITO HoUsEKEEPERs AND ALL OTHERS,
cordial invitation is extended to examine nv goods and
learn the prices At which they are offered. gag
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this is Sec
ond hand establishments that you Will find nothing but
second hand goods at Hoods bat for your
selves and viii learn what others have learned before
that you can buy
Better New Furniture of every description;
Better New Wooden and Painted Carpetnrs;
Better New Crockery, Glass, and China Ware;
Better Britannia, and Silver Plated Ware
Better New Tea Trays and Table Cutlery,
Better Window Shades and Paper Hangings
for less money than any Of those establishments where
false representations made fer the purpose Of trying
to monOpolise the trade.
The reason why my goods and be sold cheaper
is because expenses less than those Of any other
store ofthe kind doing the amount of business and
am willing 70 serve my customers as many hours for
the same money any other mani therefore invite all
who wish for good bargains fair dealing and good treat
ment to the Peoples General House Furnishing Estab-
lishmen 276 22S, $50, and 232 Main street. that they
mayjudge for themselves II these things not
ie2o diff sJ. T.. HOOD, Proprietor.
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NEW ARIA MENT.
We commence today selling goods in our retail depart
mentto Cash only. We shall sell Groceries at such
low prices as will not fail to liberal patron
age.
N B.-Goods delivered to any part of the city free Of
Charge g. TAFT & SON,
Cor, Front and Trumbull streets.
Worcester, July /, 1858.
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RRYANT * SHELDON wish to say to all
indebted to them that their bills are now really for
settlement, Also that shall expect prompt and early
payments All bills be pad by the 10Th of July,
at the iarthest. d&wistf iyI
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sE9ar BRANDRETB HOUSE, broadway,
Es9H Canal and Lispenard streets, New York, has
EsSHM been recently improved and re6tted at great
.SsASk& expense. 1t is kept the European Plan
Prices of from ATTY cents to two ollsYs per pay
There are two splendid Restaurants attached supplied
with every delioacy that the market affords.
The Brsndreth House presents advantages unsurpass
ed by any first class house in the city Persons may
live in the most luxurious, comfortable or economical
manner. l. G. BRIGGS Proprietor.
iy1 d3m
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ToLMAN's AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the best Spring Beds in us and just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
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TIM ROOFING AND JoBBING

Done in the best manner, by experienced workmen.
Please call and my stock of Goods before purchas-
inn elsewhere All Goods sold or work done az No. 10
southbridge street, warranted give satisfaction.
Je24 DIFF J. W. JORDAN.
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Once known never tOFgOtGen.-H cur read
ers would positive luxury for the Toilette,
Blodgett "Persisn Balm" For Cleansing the Teeth
SHAVING, Champooing, Bathing, Beautjying the Com
plexon, removing Tan, Pnples, Freckes, Sun Marks,
and all disagreeabe marks from iheSkin it has equal
Sold by all Druggists. 8 3. BLODGEET & CO., Pro
prIetors, Ogdensturgh. N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists Worcester, and wholesale and
retail by JOHN @. HILL, Mechanics Hall Bnidings
apps d6E E6m
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la NAWYAUG HOUSE, Mystic Island.
lsssm This favorite Watering Place, having under
.lASssgone thorough and extensive repairs, is now
opened for the reception Of visitors 1t is situated on
Mystic Island, in Fishers Island Sound opposite the
mouth of the Mystic River, midway between New Lon.
don and stonington The large and airy and
the house is lighted with gas No place on the Sound
affords greater facilities for sea bathing and fishing.
Three Steamboats, running between Norwich, New Lon
don sonngtor and Westerly touch at the Island each
way on their route daily Steamer leaves Norwich on
the arrival of the noon train from the Island.
Billiard Room and Bowling Saloon arc connected with
the house. Pleasure boats will be always in attendance
for those who desire to SAIL with experienced boamen
Jy1 dim VIM. MoCUNE
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RE FRIG TOR 5

which will be made inc Beds and Mattresses to order
desired, and warranted to be as represented. OF Is
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hSlTUATIUN. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a
~ middle aged American Woman, of good disp ,silion,
who is dependent upon her labor for her support who
understands the making Of Batter and Cheese the
milk of from six to ten cows, farm six mills from
Worcester, and capable and willing assist in the do
nestle duties OF the house. To such person good wages
will be given. widow woman is preferred. Coed
recommendations will be required. For address, inquire
at this office. div ih2S
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TO LET.
WANTS..

THNO r ENT-House No. II Church street. Apply
a at 60 Front street. diff jea3
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NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
VENO THE CITIZENS OF MAssACHU-
EETTS

" OIfe's CeIcbr0teu SChFeOum Aromnfic
SchuaPps.
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the pro
pretor at sCheism, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use BY process peculiar to his Factory it is the
pure Tcnture Of the Italian Juniper Berry whose more
vnous extract is distilled and restGed with s spruous
solvent which thus becomes concentrated tinciure OF
exquisite favor and aroma altogether rauscendent In
its cordial and medicinal properties to any alcoholic slim
ulant nov made iu the world. It is now prescrbed nv
more than 5000 physicians in the United States in cases
Of Gravel Govt, Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Com.
plants
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in cases Of one doz
ots and cases Of two doz. PTS end for sale by all the
Druggists and Country Merchants.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
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gas AT B ARGAINs,

IM ORE NEW GOODS.