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s-N%es& LINE OF
PACKETS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Knowles
HELEN A. MILLER Calf
81 CHARLES, Pnark
Ihese vessels all OF superior class at the
owest Inquire They sa regularly advertised and are com
manded by Captains well experienced the trade The ca
paciey ZOO Of the above vessels in such will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin steerage passage
apply to JOHN HFNDERSGS e. 70 "se'
o,o ~ r,,r... No 81 Pratt street
GEO ". HYNSoN Co, Agents, New Orleans will for
their address. 1dIS'tf
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NUIIUE.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

- 80 FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
CHANGE OFDATS.-On and after WEDNE A.:
23d 1860, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii Ia. 80
Batmore Tor the PauXent river every WEDN ESDAY and
SATuRlAY MORNINGS at oclock, proceeding as Ear up
as Lyons creek on Wednesdays. Returning, viii leave
0n's creek Thursday morning at O'Clock for PamnS,
Will leave Baltimore Saturday morning at o'clock for
iiulS Landing Returning, VIII leave Hills Landing on
Monfay morning at 5oclock for Baltimore calling al the
usual landings the riyer also at Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and returning.
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays.
NJ. l.. WEEMS, Master
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A9zzl

ls&A E1sszss+s5FsssSsssss5SSsfS WESTERN
-sss--Ss@ MARYLAND RAILROAG
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ, and 80 p
and IL A. NJ. " io'e I"
y omnibus from Westminster daily at s A NJ connects
with II train Waiting for 3Sl train from 3aitmnra rs
turn to Westminster ~ "'e' ie
omnibus from Manchester at 6I5 A. NJ meets 1918 train
honday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
timore. " " ~ ' ''ii' ""'
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E AsI[--$ OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

I-Dn - - COMPANY.
IVY F0k o kkREhIERICKSRCRG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
lNGS ON TIE EAPPAHANNOCK RIVER '-'i'
d Inc , steamer VIRGINIA. Captain ~ Burbank leaves
I F IRON her berih ct Meedhams per Light street
TreutnnGNnRg leaves Frederick shurg EVERY TtESDHY
at o'clock, or Immediately after the arrival 81
tte tIa ci cars from Richmond and WASHINGTON St'ppin
at al me regular Landings the Rappahann rk i,,f
gong and returning to land and receive freight and r
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ST BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
sGz1sazanasz7as MA STEAM COMPANY
EA|SlI---A GREAT
sss~1sssz=z<-As SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

BALTIMORE, CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG VA KNoy
AVN VILE AND MEMtHIS, TENN -
The steamers GEORGE PEA BODY and BEL VinEPr oro
now LEAVING Baltimore EN cry TUESDAY, TTIIrRSnS
and SATUkD4 AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock far CtV Poiri
va, connecting with the South Side Railroad To Lynch,
bulg, knoXye, Memphis and Intermediate towns Icin,,
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST ENPEnlTI6I-S ~
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2a:s &oaGs.
,,.,.
Ia Esss ; EIliLADELPHIA,

Ia Esa - RtThIiiLA;!DIEl3LaP,HlAA,
SPRING *, EAhr VH ! - E ! i
,. and after MONDAY, April I'D, Iass.aa~ trains for
P r L viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
EXXPR RE$S f IA = $40 NJ WAY MAIL at loI5
ON SUNDAYS at s25 F. n only al trains connect with
New York York Trains except 8 % r. NJ, on Saturdays
II r. Nj stopping at all Stations between Baltimore aud
From p liiADEI PnEA to BALTIMORE at sl5A.MJ2M
FOR LAtREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
By leaving iolSA N 1 rain win connect at Wilmington
astoPover check from CONDUCTOR spend the night in vi
mingt0n, and take the 935 4. train ''e"' ~ WI
be required to bring some responsible white person person
ally known to the und"rs&ned who will be willing tosgn
bond to The COMPANY hri"': they will he taken over any
mylSH WA. CRAWFORD, Agent
Ii ~ E FOR :. re L. 49,, ,,.,.,.,
''e " saTfNHFE AND oi 4S e E3i ff8 T'f'"
On and after APRIL 18th, ,sGG tie traits win ra,.,
Leave Camden Station Ealtironr. Mai except SUNDAY,
fH ~ ME ~ ESPdfS I'VE E + 80 y6Er rA@l %
FGR WIZ PAssENGFRH
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the - NJ ,r4r
between Cumberland and Wheeling, by lying Cum
Grafton and Parkersburg, take r Train fom Bal.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leave. Galiimoseat tlspM
and I'd from 70 a. Frsd s5sa at 5 20 a y
A. n, and AS P NJ. and EIicots Mills at is l. II ana
FOR RASHINGT0y AND TIE SOyTR
Leave Baltimore at % and sl5 A. NJ ands Is and 2Oif
On Sundays at % A. NJ only. Leaves Washing ion fo
Sundays at $50 p only Tis second ann ai r n Train, on
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
Washington connect With trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind. Information, Be- apply to j.
Wv ','' NV v ' + $alT iif,'0"
L. N. COLE. General Ticket AGENT mV9G,
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IFIf STtAMF GEORGE WEENS
III Ve Baltimore for the PatuXent river every FRIDAY
morning at o'clock, far up HIPS Landing Return
DE, WIZ leave Hills Landing every Monday morning for
VII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning al
Haven going and returning - " ~ INV ~ "
Freight received on Wednesdays and Tbursioys
TfEO. WEENS. Master
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Steamboats,.

Ez.sslEE@N For PETERSBURG fvia CITY
S POINT, YA)-The steamar we ap ~ VI
DA AFTERN06Ns Ms srs sst, wharf THIS (wEbNEs
da f&r ireighf or passage, having fine Stas R
my3O.1t D. BRANDT Jr., agent
49, . light street wharf
4 5atslA-N TIL, FOR RICHMOND, VA
ssaaah&lMhha1@E7aszsa The steamer "RELVIDFp'r,
May SOth, at O'clock 'NAi AFTERNOON,
datons, apply to ~ '7 NOON accomm. 70
mv2o1t J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent.
b Light street wLarr
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vr;,I - =, IIIF > STEAMER PLANTER
~ ieaVe baltimore for the Patuxent river every TUES
u oihlhS az o'clock, as far up as Hills Landing
ketqrnRg will leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn
ing at o'clock for Baltimore, cang at Pr pm Fand
/ arr Haven going and returning " ' @''
Freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
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8abubpf oeIebeu, BON benen er eepiB mille,

8abnbpf 9eIeben, bon penett er Sewib wiiie,
baB lie mad @aibin9tOn 9eRen.
2iett. @rabp, Der na9 28albtn9ton gum
SerbDr berufen mrrpen mar Ia8te aus, er Jet
an ienem Mor9eu uuf Dem Sabn9Of 9%emelen,
INN anf eiren Ealdenpieb gu fabnosn, 0prt
babe er 2 @rpCli5iitet 8eleRen uno ben officer
Garter auf pteIelben aufnlerfiQm 9emoft. Spt
9uuieS aus Der s. Warp babe er olf Dem
8abn3us, zen er 9euuu mad Dem 0ieb onrd>
iuGt, nidt8 bemertt maren Seute ans Der 8,
Woro po9eweiea, 10 lparen le ieiner aufnerfs
~lantteit nidt entganger1, bu er 5epernlann in
pteier leit mebr al8 20. s. bon ibm betpobt@
ten Naro fenne.
officer Zimmerman bon g~8aibin8tOn lu8te
ibereimltimmeuo nit officer Garter aus.
@ine Wense anperer 3eu9en bcltati9te, baB
auf benz betreffenOen Sabn5u9e fetne aueeren
8ulte8 paren, ais Der GOrtrab Der Sl,um gtpz
tbiu9s8uuie8,
Seute finpet ein peitere8 SerbDr ltatt, IS
lit aue Au8ft9t pprbunoen, Dap Der Sduft
8ilbOp we9en MeineioS luis ~gSalbt19toner
3u9tbau8 lpa5irt.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

80 ftttt, @resn 81. 81, o., ben 8. gtUS. 1859.
Or. 9. Sd % ne!
aesrtber Serr. Gs eeret8t MIR gu srVsern geranaaen no,in
3suentB 3a tSnnfea tbrer unfadsbarea @seOtita, BEN stefsn a mSm
ten btnSusufuBen. 49, A"V''
Sr tn8etaPr . Sabret bate t4 einen f&weren Anfaa sse
iaStts srtlart, Dgr6 ben bfteren @sbrau& tbres Sraaretais
9un9smtttets 9eaes tA. SD babe .oaietbe In srOBen DUfrn n.
b1be ID g IN naeiper 5amlte stel ansewanOi, ebsnIO rMe t6 8ya
tlnGefn6ea aO Rbnetretbtnbe 8aGamt unD fets mil
rr i4@tnblaattsen 8rau, raren tbre NtrDisinSen oft BE sin,i %ss'
mel4e Grlet1ttrun9 p%eriGaften ub mem fe aud nt6t beiFsnnS ~
be &rGntbettg tn Elm stadium aetreten mar, pp fefn hiS tstt - :"
tanntes vstttel nr6r bflfen rcnute) 70 Itnpern fe bpd, tire SS \
sen. 9!0ennpaS creme 5eusntb etnes @lannes, beden IanyHie rnssr
alb ipntt ~9etpstnlth Der san TIT pUn 8ranfbett aIer 3rt ~ fsicsSn
hatte. fnr Ste sno Se sadie Der Meuf&9ett etntsrn gDcrt8 bat f.
lno tie %trilfpnhnteu acem meini9en. :" y
stgH eciftia I9tpnssDVa Str
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GlartsStae. @eu.. beaic. eevt. 1851.

Or. >. Saanel i0'''
gertter 9err. - 0feine GObter wnrte Dor ur,em ~ e;,..,
9alsubel beaaen, welbes cine grCse NeEnlt6fett mir 6sr s mtaA
brdune bate SD Osrfahte rerl6teOene arsneien unO asr..tS aNsr
sl I, GSas st tn3at m gias aaSt mad Der auesrn sergtns, GSer msia
rem 8rufretnteunssm unO es tra6te etnr %pUaassn ,S !" ~
lung ~ Staaee. So fhbIe mt4 Sssbalb, na&f Der @DrIebuSnoA Ss \
metnes StnpeS. 'l"pVpf'
pas 9ltsratise saes ID an mir ielsR erprUtt uS s~efunben, baa
spefte, no ale anpere Dttttel fe9lfGlnsen. Sd mar ME Elm ms Srsn *
Spn gatentnteetttnsn, bin aber irst ab~eraeust Gag i'd SbreTo 'SS .
nttteln Hnre@t tpat nao tb bin 8erne berett btefeI6en ala ont.,
npfebIea. ~ s"ta
% m. g. q, 49,
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Nftbma, 8lutIpeten &c.

~ ltJ @tUftDa Owen g., SSnS, BEN a. Gent a.
fHfE Or. z. Sapne! Hgs 49, :" StpHlo
Wletne 6rau mar ieit bret Snbren f9per franz NIT Nrrc6iti.
rO 6a ib pteltn3 SE1 Der &5trtfamtstt tbres gritfretnteunosMnii !
bere &%ranfbettea her Xln9e eebErt bate, 70 taufte ID sine TTiS"
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Sbaen Eaeleen 81 tSnasi, DaB ua6 benz @ebraut bes 8raIirstniS
seia atbnen ra6lteben rnO IN enem aaOnnt eine Spa1fanp3ios
Sehun8 tplate. fSF'S
41 fI71t sA6 E8Hl4 - %. q. smttk
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WaGerlu6t nnS &ret8 furirt.


Or. Z. Sa9xe! '"' A'''
3 Wertber 5err. Dttt srUsent @~ersnaaen made ib a. Nrr s..
a0tFiian'fett tbres SUPERINTENDENT.
bttts .@tlten bftantt. @eaeral Q8. ,. SrtU ~ ei NJ ,m .h
sta6Sarn puroe bnrt loren Srufreintstr uns linOernSsn @sGT,n
bon 8rpn6hs 8ebttIt, aaGoent er 40 Satr lang auf BEN ypS trs"s
selessn, nnb bTet Der bebtutehSfen Aerjte 6Ie ibre emit pS"c
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uo &rebS puresn ebenfdlS TT metner Na6barIbaft orEepiiftt wv.
Wtstne tletne Ggbter ltt i'm lesten gUpemter an einet NMswrh,
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tbrent Nltrartse (vti0gngsperdnoernoen Mlestitn) inns he IN ;sst
gdn3lth ee9eit. O%ant6artett 8e9er fe unb Der @unih fir esSs
Hfentlt4e 2SObl tabea nrtG bepOsen an sic ,u T6reibcn tr rSs =
tb Elm 5rentoer gu Sbnen bin uR6 Ste ffnD raebr ais ~wiafpmmr
CUR Tsrr1eatlt6urs -0teieS I'M Sale Sic es pinl6en fOutep.
5j5@A< 1876 Su 8reInof1aft S6r
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SalSbraune (Crounl,

Sobn Sarrman, ESQ., Staparbstpwn q. S. sdreibt.
9or turSem bate zines rtenaer 3in6er einen efhttnsn oct,ErG4.,
Inial BON SalSbrdnne, welIsr unSpeHelbaft cbmee TS glene Ssti,
sewOr6en more; SD CAB Inn uuosa 6fGdi6bV Bon Rm !.
Brui:nltdet unS mac 8erlaut bon q Stunbsr, in oenen bos s sish
mar balo baaut Wieoer mCbI. W. wy ""V
&sp, SameS W. DanteI, gIsd.cater, Mcrsan J., shbl
Ttreibt: i9 ""'V'
Sd babe Sbr grnlrein9uu98nIteI nnS SIREN wintneibenben
Sollam mt penn 9rDBten @rfcla in ueiner 6amliie ansycan6t. 3
bin blte 8 Dtetlen .3eit na6 etpas bon t9rem 0rutreiniaunosnnnt
tel Dertten, na IS meuncna tnter '~inSu9ebeu, pel9e NIT einen
NR:au cp1 Group bebrpbt inb,
3wa nsi9S eitsn bon 3eaOn1e tinnen bon NerIunen pou h.
rd6rem Gbarattt ano 28abrbett poiJteet nerbet, penn "a bsr-
qSeiet Sapns niebioiaif4en Nlntann4 fir 1860
+ DeieS ~pertbppue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miro eirata onctu
~fstt9tppn .,s " U'oSll gnt& 90
,nS u, an baben in gaIti NJ ore Bel: rA
-" X" Suborit, rs Dwell Il Sildber, 81 No..
sSG 5. @abLer y Co., atOMioa Il glrt5 & 81 : S : 0'S
en- @ai6tnStOn 2. 6 bel Goiru & paluer. VSS
lSanl7, E,tn.w3
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UtaeS mag b~eSen9en,s baB i'd Dor u~ngefibr 9 Sab en- nm sr.
&rantbeit befaaeu Wur6e, bic mid nit Auss brlnto beSrr6to "s
Iberoies BON etuem i%anierSliGeu Snfeu 9epta0t purSe. Shy~ ,rb.
bon ben berIbmtelet Ner5ten bebdnoelt, pbne cine 6 lei S E1~ utOs
~perlpiren. = @nblih, BAL d, tnlmer elenber tpurbe. absrysSce.aHy
MID Or. Sapnes 8ruitretnignn9SmttteI gu prcbiren S%om NAN
@e6raub Der erten 6laite puroe ib etpas better u nae, % HSn osul
opll 8 Slaihen eriol9te nteine cSai9e 9enelnna, Ss0'""Ap
a1 SfGac Grpsbh
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Nelte8 prn S6weoeu.

(auysu8 aus ttatnt BRETT ses NsS; Gtrw. u, gelSera bot
StptbpIm, Sdpecen, BEN 10. Wl1rs 1S57.) W.
Shre ua1@asbare MebtStn = bGs ruhretnionnosr,,
metnem 9afe uno nsiner 8rult erpee Dieufe osIssast ,,n1 ~
fam taum einen Gag ptue baHelbe Iein. Mebrcre 0rneinsr S rs,, ~
pel&ent R SaoOa sab, Serft&erseu MIR ebenfaas Ser sutra ptte en-
pel6e 60 ibnen leiftete. 4 - o"s" O""pe
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"a @rcur1tpnen.- Die B6. Wa>
fer'i9 e Sdule balt na6lten Ofpnta8 cine Gr@
c~urItpn na9 IS. 9tulmann'8 @1rten. 6retnee
Der Aultalt rltp pe8 ldnpltGen Ser8nlt9eaS ma
den mir parauf aufr1erfIall.
Der O8cepla<S tarnm Sac. II. II. 8. Sc.
W. bdlt nddIten Wtpntus cine @rcurl ton nad)
benz IdSn 9ele9enen 8lab u6au Springs"
(6artfprp Npap), t%pOrauI mir Die 8ritper peS
SroenS lpie baS Bubltfum i'm NllSemetnen
aufmerfIam MAIDEN.
aay @pn5erte. = Sn Der Turnballe
pe5 So3. Dem. Gurtperein8, 300 IS. 4ratts
it,, ieoen WOnta9 Opunertag uap Samlt tag
Gpnsert<Wulf.
Sn Der Gurnbolle, @fe BON Srpnts unb
9pmbarotr., iepeu Wtontag II. Salnlta9 A6euo
@pn5ert>W tulit. Nd6lteu Mpntu9 Sorrnittu9
II llbr srpBer 2un9.
Sn Der Nrbeiters SaIe, go. 5 9. 6reberif>
Itr., jepen Mpntae II. DOnneritag IbeuD Ser=
tettz@pu3ert jeoen Sumita9 Abenb Sarmo>
nie>Ifulf.
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MputaS Nbeno @rn5ert.
SIN W1lbt19tpnz@a rten nd4iteu Wtonta9
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beleu4tung I'M @arten. Wtpr9en, Spunta9
wie sfmSbnli4. e. Qn5.)
SIN 8elairs@ arten (un 8eloir 9lr1D) ieoen
M1pntas Sarmoute- Muif.
BE @urtenwirtbi 4aft8<@ r6ffs
nun g.-gtaAiten Wfont19 mtro Sr. S. Oprs
sutb letne lhOn epl9eridtete @artenwirtbldaft
(@ermania 6uu8, 13 6repertftr,) nit @plt.
SertzWtulit unp 9un4 e%rDfnen.
"a 2un6. = Sr. Souls Otutb tpirb
nddlten Mpntu9 in iciner @irtbidaft gum
Idmar3en Sod % %. Trepertdltr, einen BELT
taten 2und, All ttlden.
@- So4piDaDS Nillcn
retniaen b8 glut BON aaen SetftSrenben llebeln unb berleiber
Sraf. Sbre g8irtuns lit iauit ober itGer uno bciiumt. 8aHe8
6iebsr u. BerioOen. &rantberen, wel4e DER 10 biuf9 ln0, merOtn
aud aranblt6 osbeilt. Die Nnmetun9 febt auf itper Dor. gu
5aben in ber Saf rt $50. so NtaiOen Sane 9ter= 0ort uno bel allen
Dru0aiIhu gu % 9ts., 63&tS. uno 81 Die S1a4tel. (Sun9. In
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grfaltung, 6ufen, Seitet= u. grufl6meer J, =

Wertter Serr! SIM Spdttabr IS4S murbe tb Son siuer, hsf.,
gen Sdner3 In rtetner iinten Settle utntttelbar umer benz = ~
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S4merj Iber BITE ean8e gruit utc nurbt BON Sage an Snas S E@itts
ger, 70 DAB metne 6reunpe tn bic srTBte 8eloranfB oeristnSSnn ~
prObtrte bierauI ea snaSes SaDr lang ALE ntslften Msebisincn ~
ter 9!gpetlnng Der bernenttelten @erjte, abtr unsIatltGer Sseife
Spas ausn gflOtg :. So mai s. naee % Saras, MID Der gersreiRuna
ret1t0un9smttte!S anrtstt. SD psrl6affte mir etae SiGfbe ! cS.i.
bet rb ebs tH tie NOD p6ut9 perbraudt bate, iteuten ii6 9eiTsn
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MID 9Sn5lta wteoerberSelteHt, etn5is rar& Se Sraft tbrer rat8as
baren AraneL IGtun98pcI Sbr "~"'
aa E.W. W. 0arteb,
80 Yaitcr Der !. EreSbpterianer. e5emsfpSs
Ierre Saute, Sno, ben 8. NRai 1848.
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Son @. SO. 2Btnters lf. .,

ut r.Fa Udae68eStGe, Sa. ben 5. N1Srs 1886.
Wlethe Serren. = Ntit 9rpeen @eranneeu empfesfs IN k.t !,
len Sranlbeiten Der QuftrGbre tbr 8rufretntaunasntttef GEsnss
tbren ltnoerneen Saliant bel fartem Nusnnrf uo QeberlsiSsn <
aneepanet babe. Etl"s
81. sita t4 80. %. @tnters
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..s csSulims &pmrno'S
8arbter5 llllO Oaaridmet0ezS Salon.

SO. g.. S.-6riebrt9 fr, Sneben Der @tbetter-9aIIe
S6rBpfen, MberLaien, 8lute9eiesen, icwie aue in baS @ebiet
Der nie6eren @brur9ie ~falenben Manipulationen pereen prompt II.
bIuio anSseiibt, @twaige 8efcaun9en bel @a6aeit beiebe man
aef6uioIt gs9eniber Obt9en YlaseS, pbere @ta8e c8 9auie8 BON
8M9binbsr Serrn &uapp gu MAIDEN. Gp24,il
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aDutntt Nac nnO aeuelct.
8lutung Der Qultqe.

Arttsptle, @l., ben 1. Sanuar 1853.
Or. .. Sdtne! st'
gBertRer 5trr. = SIN Sabre 1850 mar t6 fer lefbenS. mas ~
rattnemt ~Sdu.talten i'm sVrberseten6el Sabre ,uitrteb. Sd 81.
lit tra,,S stn ss.. Sn Sllo pm Slatua9 Der eanss parOs jesO6 mad Sc.
babe ieitper tetnen metteren Mnfal eeba6t.l Sd haze ff sr ~
Ielbe NtebtStn ntebreren Rtnrern fur BEN Rea6bufen etnossebsn
rmo thinner %eefutnent eas nc BEN Rrantea erpse GrlefStsrua,
seri4atite unO tbn 8ulest seteIt bat.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
WHITEWASHING Ann w

M HITEWASHING AND WALL
COLoRlNG In the best manner and vim ~
pat Ell, by GEORGE X. JOHNSON, SO Union street. N's
Tn CKING AND JOBBtNG, also as herrtnfnro T., 49,,
Times mr. a. mas secured an Associate IN this deeart
mort Al orders III both the above lines, promptlv NJ
p'iueu W WIN nchl
SUPERIOR GRAPE NINES.-The sub.
~ scriber has u few DIANA GRAPE VINES ot M.
own growing of extra size and strength the best avn
offered ~ worcester Also, DELAWARE HARTFORD
PROLIFIC, CONCORD, ana AMERICAN AMlTR
WINES at reduced prices.
Also few Pear Trees Of extra size and the best kinds
to reduce The number standing his garden 262 Main
street.
Also, few Tree pHoBies Of extra size, and IIcrla
ceous Pnonlcs, best kinds. j. NJ. EARLE. ?
apis dtt
Rn LBS. OIL SASSAFRAS, pure and
Nv fresh, for sale byiGBO Il sPURR. dtf jelg
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II u S IL & c O
II L O n G. HAL LOZENGES
Manufactured bv
CHASE AZ CO., BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers Of these Lozcnges have for years
been endeaVorng to possess themselves with suitable
cure of all Bronchial difficulties, aud length having
received the assistance of distinguished Boston Phys
cian come before the public with article which they
warrant second to none in use.
Those afflicted, can feel perfectly in using the
ozenges Tor they have been thoroughly ed during
the past year. as they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite pronouncing
them fully equal to anything of the Kind in the market
The reputation which CHASE d co have enjoyed fur
the past twelve years in the manufacture Of uzengcs
mat could be relied upon for strength and purity, Will be
guarantee of the superior eXcelbnce of the Bronchial
oZcges And their perfect knowledge OF the business
i9scther with their facilities for manufacturing enable
Them TO place this "SpecitiG within the reach OF all.
They can be found at all the respectable Apothecarcs,
Grocer and Country Stores at the low price OF 10 cts
per BOX.
Ministers, Public Speakers, Teachers, Singers, and
others will find it tor their advantage to give them fair
trial.
GEO. R, SPUR, POI Main street, will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity Wholesale Retail