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lMPORTANT CHANGES,
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO l. MISSISSIPPI
'.'4D GAUGE.
X A IIRO AD

S~Htptctedf 10 Ct0Ctnn III IhyOuoh trf os1
4 ehdn0s of ears- (JuJ. -. II ...'
4 ~ rn~sto "yo
ehdnge to Clsrel0nd.
)NEso Wheeiihg and two iess changes Of Car
.rn ci.ias 80 anu w .niieS nearer to all East
| Tnp 's nna,y 1a ~ Any other route.
onnhA saIioNAL ROUTE, cayrun,
fAe y. .. Maj and Adens LaPress,
on Ana Ai.er wednesday July lst, trains viii
u.,y .oii
/ n, .. nAii iaAih-heaves oflee, corner 4th ANT
| Hhul, H, a. ae'oo =. ~ Leaves East St. Louii
.nra..T-.;nr .gDu
Chestnut, ..sp.m. Leaves Eas, St. LouisD Depo1
| In ordsr to .eeommoa ~. ,
N. ~. ~ aocoMmoaAte the travelling pub.
Sp, sno Trains Will run ssabove every day excep,
snNnAy rp.,s
| n 'RIAlI,,a;n. ~ $500 Z. "a.
..e,,o.. - liaa.a. mAAs a,reel and eersass fen-
R,r...s .a..a wta AZ Eastern Mail and
/ .nd -. -. n..s ne snorfsH, qutctest,
1 Ph;t.',Iy.h," u...: NoS,s 70 New York Boston,
ha,sh Eh..i;n. %, sningsSn city Pitts.
E.Is,.,n wnss'ns' eisseisnd, bnnalo, and all
Also, Chicago, ,.nd 81 points on tho llipoi. Cen.
trsl X. X.
ONLY ONE CHAN0H or cArs m cu,c.no
New York passenger, have cba;c. ~ go .a.a
railroad routes, from Cipcinusti III Nar ovs
Erie, N. X Central, ,Penpsylyspis Csntrs, ana
Baltimore Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
this most reliable route between Tie Ear ma
the West, rs it Afords unusua facilities. beins
superior road, and the only broad G ua se Road In
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloonip rtop. La..l,a.
Rock Island, Burlington, Peor,a, Iunleiih a.,
lena, Peru, &C., connect at sandoyal WITH IL.
Illinois Central X. r. for the above mn M y naints
direct.
Passengers for Mattoon and Chicago connsct ~
Odin with the Chicago branch. Through from s..
Louis with only one change Of cars
Through baggage checks given in the cify and
baggage handled free pass gers 3, rouhls
Atthe Depot,
THROUGH TICKETS
Gan be procured At she oahces, Nos. rs and 80.
corner OF 4th and CHESTNUT streets unury the
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TERMS PHR ARNUN.
Single ssbssriSaisa, ! ysax sssssAss. .........


now manufacturing AaAlssaess II svssy<1e-
! scription, Spiral epring, Carried Hair. Wce1ans
leltins, Cotton, No., n1ssh, ehssh, and GtrsvS2
the best quality. Pillows and 6olsGeU - n
kinds. Also. Comforts ~ RsaihsrS. .S
hotel and Steamboat orders promptly e1 110
to, and all articles naaa5eesnssd or soia q
tablishment will - egsrsd at lbis terms. a1aSos
rAntsd. challenge ~ pSoA1stiop a - ~
work st any sssaAlshnsnt ok ~ hinA ~ -
Western country. You are respectfully iAvits1 .
call and examine specimens u my wosk. Wax~-
rooms, corner Of Fourth-st and kxchaaes.
have IN operation newly invented and ~.
pensive machinery, which enables me 10 manufasr
ture better work, 81 more liberal rates, thar -
ierior work otherwise nanufactur,d can b. ~
foIded for. Material for bidding, etc., prepared
ey mschinsry u more uniformly and psrfsctly
W II 0 l. + SALE AND RET ALL.
March 10, t57-dly
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=. =. kOvA = co.,
bsessssors ~ uemise . Lovs,)
BANKERS,
xIvkPartisular attention to collections and re-
- mitpssuPtly on the day Of payment.
ARsBanHcBa:
Bank Of North America, New ork.
Dssxsi Co., Philadelphia.
k.W, Clark Co., F"
Citissns' Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. u. bcuily Cashier, do
3. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, ZAnesyitle.
Con neseSel baAk Cincinnati.
State Ssvtnes Iustitation, 1t. Louis.
ass. saith Z Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov34A
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KEOKUK CLAssICAL SCHOOL.
shk undsrsigned will open on Monday pext
The 10Th u May, in the Iowa Medical tsllses,
IN this city, Classical School for The inssrveeion
cf yesag mea and boys, in which win be tsusAs
ancient Languages, Sciences, and higher Nathe-
nsI,es; Also, the higher branches o. Common
hngiiah Education. Regular rscitstions In scrip
turs wiu also be kept up during the session.
The scholastic year will be divided into four
quarters, OF ten weeks esrh.
TUITION.
Languases, Sciences and higher Mathematies, per
Common Epglsh Branches, per quartsr...... so
Payable ~ the end Of each quarter
w. W. JAMESON, Principal.
Rey. Jno. " Scott, D. b. Pres't Wash. Col, Penn
Kes VIM. P. Airich, b. D., Prof. Math., do
Rob- Ailligan, A. NJ, Prof. Aaah. bethany Col
leEe, Va.
Rev. J.; +. Moon, Principal Monongaiia Aesd. Va.
Msn' = =. y. Reed, wa.hinstea. Pens.
A.. > Richie, ksq ;, V est Middletown, Penn.
no; r aoEnish. Ksq., keokuk, Iowa.
J. il Craig, ESQ,
Msss srs. RANKIN. Miller Enster, Keokuk, Iowa.
keokuk, May 8, ,5Sdlm
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DAvIu AArLAcx. sos ?. AosBn
MATLACK q ROGERS,

pAvIu nArLAcx. sos. ?. kospns.
MATLACK q ROGERS,
Q . - - . ~ q = var a. = 7
MEN CMANTs,
No. Is Pins-St.-......... ..-.......sT. LOUIS, MO.
REHBk 70
Murdoch Dickson, s.. Louis, 1ai
Day = AatlAck, CinsinnAti, o.,
ChAs. Du6sA = Co., Louisville, Ky.
=. 8. Day 1 Co., bankers, Peru, Ills,
Green stone, - Muscatine, Iowa,
Day Aatlask, PhiiAdeiphia, Penn,
3. forsyth, Chicago, freigh Agent lis. Central
Railroad. HsnsdImvSml
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!
I UST received at the Now Tailorine House. on
y Rourth street, between Main and Blondeau.
evAe ooAflnos DR1as And YR0cx
trrssident cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
noescw coating, Green, Olive,
Labrador DO Blue, DAhlia,
frsnch Ribbed and Bronss, and
London Asltons; Black;
OF the best French and German manufacture.
RisA 0srlnan and American Fancy and Plain
Dosskin. for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, Valencia,
end Irench enhreidsred Cess. Grsasdins and eth.
sr french 6ilka and EAtins for vests; Together
WITH = heeptt&ul amOrtmsnt Of the finest and noet
durable trimmings, which will Be made into ear-
ms1ts Of the latest and most approved styles and
1nest workmanship.
Gsstlsnm IN wsnt u sasy Atting and gsntssl
9Axments - invited ~ call.
N. B.-Pestiealar attsntion paid 10 cutting Ksr
nsnts fcr othsrsto nAhs.
UL.LIOT =. SMITH.
rvest Makers wanted. foctld1
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s. T.. Barnuna.

and his aeconm odating clerks, Who are ever
ready and willing 10 administer 10 the wants OF
the countless nuititudes who daily thropg
around his counter, ~ aitirg their turn 70 BE-
served vita the good things necessary to life
Citixens Vt ksukuk, and farm,rs Of the sur-
rounding country, give me call, and you viii
never regret II the longest day you live.
he undersigned having purchased the entire
sto K Of W. II. Austin 4 Co., at No. loo. south
side Of Main street, three doors vert Of Fourth,
IL solicitous of aslars If the patronage of his
friends and the public generally.
foods will be delivered to Any part Of the
city with promptness and dispatch Term. strict.
ly Cash.
n. y. Ion will find you can buy goods fully a
cheap as you formerly have done. Ion't forget
lW Main-si 5. l.. BAkNUM
Ksokuk, May I .'se-d&wtf
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kEOkUK HIGH sVCH
Fourth QUAR- eP.


INHE Fourth Quarter Of this school VIII ecn-
- mence On Monday, May 10th, in the sfooms on
9tn street between Main and Johnson.
The same high aims in regard 70 ashplesshjp and
disctplin Will Be maintained hseo4ptdFo. The
school will hereafter b. open TO both nale ma fe
male pupils.
There vail Be three departmentsr-PFimafy, Ia
ssrmediats and Academio--in y which The shafre per
quarter ef ten weeks will be - follows:
Urinary department, per quartet, 8 %
intsrnsdiete Department, pcr qaArtsr,....., 8 %
Acaasmic Department, per quarter ,......-.. 10 %
Inessr rates paysbis invariably BY the middle Of
snsauAster, dsfrsy the entire expenses Of tattioa
There Will b. general wsekly exercises in Cor
position, Eiocution, tc.
No deduction will BE- made for absence, sxospt N
ca1ss Of protractsd sickness.
The services Of Prof. Braes have been secured Ia
give instruction In asrmsn. French, Drawing. Ara
oi Painting. he will also give insts aetions In IT,
VI charge.
j. n. McLANE,
heokuk, May .. 'bS-d Principal.
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A q rem t Ba rgain
!. OrFER ED.
"ISHING 70 return TO kansas With my fa MI
w ly ~ soon - possible, ! offer ali my prop
srsy, worth over SD ,oeQ in
PELLA, Marion County, Iswa,
At Original Cost.
believe IL offers as.
q q EAT In d y r m Ts
- can Be found in the state 20 those desiring to
" invest.
p E Z y a
10 on the lines OF the Keokuk Des Moines Railroad
and the MuscAtine Railroad, and isa
DELlG HTEUL PLACE
for residence or business.
EDWIN Ii. GRANT.
mch 24-ddw3m
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CHAFINI - h1E.
BANKERS,
Go. 0hapin, Geo. O. Lee,

tNANpAup SoO. ~. A00s
EAtrd-es., one door seuthof Main, Keok ak Iowa.
WALkC110ES made and rsmittsd 1t current
RgvRR 70
~, BiAks Cashier Of Meroantile Bank, N. Y.
EAnkox ths State Of New York, Y.
H.. Jn0s Z. ochooleraft, pres't Comm y Bank !,
A1aay, N. Y.
.orehesf Adams, Banker, Chicago.
hsnick Peterson, Bankers, 81. Louis.
decleA
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BAkNUNI
FEEDING THE HUNGRY

NOW, In consideration Of hard times, II Is
y very necessary for our oitiasns to ,usc econ
omy in the purchase oi Whist they consume. In
ORDER TO live fal and cheap you nilst buy G00D
and CHEAP sritcl,s. 10 do THE, cali III W n
Austin a Co. old stand, where you will fud III
successor,
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N. w. JoMkA.
wATCH-mAKEI& AM - WuEnn5ss
u ESpECTFULIY infcfms thS ~
- kuk and vicinity that be may 81 - - ~
Parmele's, date psrmele 4 CampbslI) No. 81
Main-rt.. between 81 and 50, where Be would
pleased TO attend 10 the wants Of ell Who nay lo-
sor tim with = call.
Watches, Clocks, aad Jswslry sspaired =
warranted. NV JON n Co..
Apra0dtf yfgI
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Through Tickets.


principal intsrmedists places.
@Aho. % Milwaukee, Frseport, Gaisna, Dun
leith and st. Paul.
@Also, to ali he Railroad Cities in Upper and
Lower Canada, Via Grand Trunk Railway AauiI-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
~By the same route 10 oedcnsburgh, N. T..
Plsttsbsrgh, N. T., and Portland, Me-,
CAN BIZ PROCURED Ar TIE
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Mdtn- ST., bstrsen FirA and Second, one
door abope the Billings Houss, !.
.KEOKUK, IOWA.
@Passengers can save Time and Money
by buying THROUGH TICKETS.
- b surs that you are In the Right Once -
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for IN uniimitsdlength Of time allowing
Passengers tostop At any point and re-
sumo their journey 81 Leisure.
Steamboat Tisketssood until Close Of Navigation.
Passengers can obtain Reliable Information
at this Once In regard 10 all Rsilroad Routes In
the United States and Cansdss. -
- Once open At all hours.
JK TKwKsBURY,
Eersasn Ticket Agent @. b. Q. r. h. Line.
Ju.s lS-dAv
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Remarkable Cenvcrsions and Revi.
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AbCHNlL1 fObLlSHkU,
Remarkable CsnvcEsions ana Revi.
val incidents,
NCLt DING IN account Of the Rise and Pro-
1gress Of the present wonderfu ul Great Aw aksnine
among the people, III all parts Of the country, by
VIM. Conaut, with Al introduction by Henry Ward
Beecher. 0neiarge and handsome limo. volume.
Price ti. ~
List Of Contents, lin part. .)--Rsvisw Of Revivah
from the Day Of Psntccost to the Great awaken
ing In the Last Century Conversions Of Eminent
Persons; Revival Incidents and Narratives Rise
and Progress Of the Great Awakening Of 1878.
'Ths Wcfk cannot fall 70 be ono Of interest. -
tChristian Advecstc.
"A means of grace and ens0uraespent to the
hearts Of praying men.''-[A. u. Examiner.
at will be eagerly sought for 1t the present
time IN Y. observer.
at cannot but prove eminsntly eeasonable and
ussful."-tE. X. independent.
ARTHuR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hand sut not tho Heart; or
Llrx-TRIALs or yEssIR LoRIN0.
nYf.s. AKfRUk.
The point OF this story is expressed in the title;
and ths story itseif 10 sharply drawn iilustra.
tion OF the folly and madness o. linking together
two Immortal souls BY the rough Grains of selfish
interest, pride, or bsscr passion.
The lesson taught II one OF deep signihcance;
and thousands Of hearts will throb in almost wild
response, 70 the life experisnce Of Jessie Lorins
who In ell ths bitter trials Of her unhappy union
Iwsrvsd not hairs breadth from honor, principle
,r religious duty. though ten ptAuon came in iss
most Aiiuring shape.
be snbslnsd in the memory of every reader.
Ono neat limo. vol. Price 81. Tor sale BY
OGDEN, BkOwNELL 4 CO.,
maylOd No. 81 Msinset.
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G. t. CLIFFORD,

Fine Geld ana silver watches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, 4c.
Thifd-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
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- " AhA'S GhbSvohe0 New xOHk
Piano f0rtes.
VINHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
l Manufactured by this house, tthe oldest Ana
most extensive in the United States), car b. pro-
cured of the subscriber in every variety Of hand
some rosewood en- es, Of 9, 6A, % ard I octayss.
Parties in want q really fne Instrument are
earnestly invited to cali before purchasing ehs-
where. Ii. b. HEWITT, Agent.
Cor. 6th and Pine sss.,
April dom At. lpuls M
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AUCTIONS.
By E. ". TAILL, o6Fos $50 Main stTssf.

ny e ~ ? aAASA~1 titco lou nam CAFeet-
GREAT SALE OF PIANO FoRTEs
u AND MELODEOES, AT AUCTION. Il W
VAIL will sell at f. s-Nasons Music Rooms Clark's
Block OF Main and Merhsnic street. Worcester on
THURSDAY, Feb II, at 10 M, the largest and Rvsr
this city.
The above instruments having been selected with great
care, pressly for the retail trade will be fully warrant
ed This will be positive and uureserved sale afford
ing opportunity purchase frat class instruments
Purchasers of instruments out Of town will have
iheir fare to the city deducted.
Trms-one-hird cash on delivery the balance in three
and six months.
Forpartcu'ars see catalogue. w1tdts IS
A SSE5TN EES' SALE. - GREAT SAFE
"a OF REAL AND PERSONAL E5TATE.--Will be
sold a. Pablo Auction the premises in Holden at IL
O'Clock, FRIDAY Feb 10 1855, 100 acres OF Land con.
tanning GOOD water power, twenty five feet fail with
Factory. for manufacturing cotton goods 100 by 40 feet
stores high, DEelng Houses Store, Blacksmith
Shop, and other Buildings The machinery in the mill
consists Of 20 looms and most Of the corresponding
chiuery for making cotton goods Ali the cotton ia the
mill in verous stages of manufacture TOOLS supplies and
other property.
The real estate and machinery is mortgaged to the
amount OF 81 500. This estate and properly belong.
in insolvency, and is sold by order Of Assignees Said
property is situated about two miles north Of Holden
Meeting House.
Terms of sale made known at the time and place Of
sale. For urheI particulars inquire Of ISAAC DAVIS
ESQ, of Worcester, or GEORGE LEWIS of Boston, As
signee. 4. B. LAMs0N, Auo,'r.
Worcester February Q, 1873. d2t&a1. fio
By SAMUEL HATCH,
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AS the election is gone, and New Years coming it be
my imperative duty to promulgaie these facis:-
That the Republicans OF Worcester have elected their
mani to preside over them for 'all coming time" and
that that affair being over you have nought to look for
but continued peace ard downright prosperity. But in
summing up your prosperity 1t will be necessary that
accuracy should be yours-thatyou nts" should occupy
the place Of 'you nits,' and that upper tens1 should
SHOULD take their proper place, while hundreds should
not home, but go before those upper tenq and
make their places That this accuracy may be
yours you will need schooling and for fear that the older
politicians in practising ''double entry" may not get
time teach it to the younger, and that figuring and
writing right, may NOS he rightly understood it my
present intention to advise with you that you all
Edt0n's Commercial academy which is in Bark Block
This Academy is open day and exsung, for purposes
most legitimate, viZ:-the teaching OF Book Keeping by
Double Entry, with Commercial and Common School
Arithmetic Business Penmanship, English Grammar and
Correspondence Students can commence any time No
Glasses, each student beiug instructed by himself
PROORAsTISATE Nor! DIFF dec9O
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Uxbridge Wooden Manufact

Uxbridge Wooden Mandatory,
To be sold Public Auction the premises in the town
Of Uxbrdge, in the County of Worcester on FRIDAY,
the twenty sixth day OF February, in the year 1853 at
two Of the clock in the afternoon by virtue Of the
power Of sale contained in the deed of mortgage made
by Josiah Seagrave. Junior and MARQUIS D. Sieere
to Jabez c. Howe, George o. Hoyey, Samuel R. Payson
Jacob WENDELL Junior, John 3. Hutchinson and
Charles H. Dalton, coparners, under the firm Of j. O.
Howe and Company, dated July 2}d, 1851 recorded
with Worcester County Deeds, book 5S3 page $685. and
also recorded in the town Of said Uxbridge 10 the Reg
istry Of Mortgages OF Personal Property in book g.
pages 2T6 to 49, and by the power and authority con
tanned in the contract referred in said mortgage deed
and for the breach of the condition of said mortgage
and said contract.
o. All that property and estate situated in said
,I. Uxbridge, and the Blackstone river com
.Rssk-mony called the Uxbridge Wooden Manufacturing
Company containing about fifty of land with two
large brick mills storehouses boiler and gas houses and
acout thirty five dwelling houses enements and other
buildings thereon, together with all the rights pow
ers and privileges and all other rights easements priv
eges, and spputenances to the same belonging and all
the machinery, manufacturing apparatus, engines, boil
ers and all the fixtures in appurtenant SAID mills;
the premises are described in the deed of Edward Sea-
grave to Josiah Seagrave, Junior, and MARQUIS D. f.
Steere dated April 18TH 1852 recorded with Worcester
Deeds Book 49l, page 81 Also all the property and es-
tate described aud conveyed 10 the deeds OF Moses Tas
osad Seagrave ani steere respectively dated August
Q, 1882 and August So 1858, recorded with Worcester
Deeds Book 497 page 5s3, and Book 533 page lOe TO
which deeds reference is htreby made for more par
clar description of the granted premises and the same
are referred to as constituting part of these presents
Also all Real tate, Machinery and fixtures belong
ing to said seagaye and steere at the time of the execu
ton Of sal mortgage, and situate in said town Of Tx
bridge, especially all that conveyed to said Seagravi and
steere by james s. Phetepace by his deed dated March
26 1856 and recorded with Worcester Deeds book &c.
page 2, to which reference is to be had.
Terms made known at the sale
For further particulars inquire Of ]. G. HOWE CO.
at Boston or New York. or of PHETTEPLACE & SEA,
GRAVE, Providence, or Of MR. srEERE, on the prem
isees.
The above described premises contain 70 complete sets
of Wooden Machinery for the manufacture Of the most
approved styles of Fancy Cassimeres with valuable
water Power, supplied by the Blackstone river.
10 dts
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DR.. s. o. Richardson's

SHERRY WINE BETTERS
Is the best medicine used for Spring and Summer
complaints 1t has been literally patrOnized than
any other ever established in this country 1t is the
same Richardson's Bters Hhsh has restored so many
invads health thrOughoutthe New England States dur
ing the past thirty years.
n d. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters The genuine have fac smile Of my signature up
on the outer envelope Porssle by Druggists everywhere
and at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mah10 deod&Vtf
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Produce New Hair.

and prevent from turning grey In all where sat
sfacon is not gwen the proprietor will gladly refund the
money. The Rasam cures ScuTf, Dandruf itching and
all diseases of the skim By aaying the heat in the head
which the sole cause of the decay Of the hair 1t also
gives vigorous ami healthy action the roots Of the
hair is composed Of perfc y harmless ingredients
which are cooling aud soothing In their nature All that
is asked for this preparation is fair trial. that it may
establish its reputation, as it has thus far done
wherever used ADD entirely superseded all other articles
OF similar nature single trial will prove to the most
incredunus its superiority for restoring the hair to its
original lustre aud beauty rendering soft and silky in
appearance, ald keeping in clean and healthy con
don.
Ladies will find this article almost Indispensable as It
keeps the hair perfectly moist without rendering il greasy
and it will not soil The finest fabric.
Price 25 and so per bottle The usual discount to
the trade.
AdENTS-BREWER, STEVENS, h CUSHING, Nos
30 and % Washington street, Boston; VI. B. GREEN &
20, Worce.ter; II. Barrett Lancaster; s. B. Wilde,
birmingham. w3m ials
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TaIsc PariicuIar Notice.

fake ParticUlar NOtIce.-Next week there
VIII appear in this paper long essay that very com
mon disease Constipation Of the Bowels 1t will be
read with much interest by ALL especially those that are
afflicted The causes Of this disease, forth will be
quite likely altogether and novel great maiory
Tor 1t shown concusvey that the taking Of purgatiUe
or even drttUe medicines is only entirely useless
but positively injurious Extra copies of the paper
can be had by applying at the Office of publication.
f5
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NOTICE TO THE SICK.
DIR, HILL,

offering to the community his justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic and diseases of long standing do
not wish to trife with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of num-
Der Of respectable ladies and gentlemen, from which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions false state
ments of the efficacy OF his medicines, will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will
warrant few testimonials here given, and the
doctor solicits inquiry from the afflicted into all he
publishes feeling assured they viii find them perfectly
reliable, and his medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
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Our stock Of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated manufactures such as the
+. B. Adams 4 Son, Jules Jurgenson, James Nardin
Perret, aud many others of different manufacture all of
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BY A. E. PECK, Auctioneer.

-sp- ASSIGNEE's SALE.-PIANo
ksSsess-s-fsssss FORTE AT AUG CI0N-Wili be sod at
M 5A S-Sa9S Public Auction, on THURSDAY, Feb. s,
~ at 10 O'Clock a. m at Putnam Il O,grk's
Rooms, 1874 Main strest, seven octave Piano
Forte, Louis XIVth style, of 4. ". l. Id Co.'s make
The attention Of purchs solicited to the above Piano
Forte, as it is seldom tn It instrument &C this class is
offered at Auction 1t he examined any day previous
to the sale. For terms apply TO the Auctoneer.
I'll dts Per order Of the Assignee.