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cbauds, surtout4endant les Sb,s.leu,rs tore

chauds, surtoutsp pendant les sbaaleurs tore
lffRteS dtu.etg: A vous. s5,zss **#
Nou, fepondrons. d notre cot,rrrespondan1
que &c fut ufl Americain qut,s1e prenif Ri
gut fidee de faire fortune en- vaL:anant dt
l'eau congelee au monde enter. - - s.s, i13=.
En- 1885, M. Frederic Tudor de la viii.
de Barton, dams 'Etat de ,Sermont, essay,
d'exporter de Ia glace aux eAntilles. Ii
guerre reduisit ses expectations !, Ia Jamai
que ct d Ia Martinique, nnais en- s S9Rl5 il ex.
ploita Ia Hayane ct en- 1920 il entoya son
premier ENLARGEMENT De glace 4 Ia Egufslle:
Orleans, i 5.5:sz@ Z 'ssss
Depuis. son e9laineseo : eIeudit jjusqu aux
Indes Ofientales. Madras, Bombay ct Cal.
cutta, ainsi que dams le Bresil, le Mexiquc
ct le Chill. ss'1>. w. s.s. 1' -
lie commerce de Ia glacc augmente chaque
aimee. Dams les quatre parties du monde,
grace American Frederic Tudor, chacun
peut boire frais aujourd hui ct sayoufer, au
sein des plus grandes chaleurs, de delicieuses
cremes Ia glace, don't ragent de fabrication
arrive des environs du pole.sz4..e@
Aarif- Au- petit Bois, mercredi derrnier, IS du
courant par lie Rev G. Raymond, M Louis Ror 4
Mile AiaFE CLAY, tous deux de cette Paroisse.
sDsesdS-A sa residence. pres des opelousas, lundi
dernier, Is du courant, VALERY WIL1z, age de, SO
ans.
s,..., NO. (Comnsuniqus.J :.
81 un temoignage de respect ct dpadn,iratio1, pour
10 lnemoife fun mort peut CONSIDER de Ia perte dun
parent, je ne puis hester meier mes regrets aux
iarnes Dc ceuz qui nienx que moi ont connu Va.
Ifetait, js crois, creole de- Ia. xouyene. Orleans
ct age de 80 ans OF quelques mois lorsoue Id mort
inexorable, le Destin inexplcable; est vcnu mardi
dernier, larracher subitement II vie, une vie au
promettait detfe tongue. sQuoiquel aflis a une "a
mile de neire Parosse, il ne demeurait parmi nous
que depuis quelqnes mois, etpourtous ceux qui ont
eulhonneur ct lie plaisir de lie eonnaitre, d mort
sera samefement regrettee Son caractare etait de
cenx que Ton aiIne sans sexpliauer pourquoi II
etait dune humeur ayenante sans etFe ii bruyant
nj commanicatif; g; chevaleressne dams sess Eidses,
honnete dams sea intentions, il agissait aSec cets
simpeite exquise 81 ehoise sui attire tosjouraiad
de tous II xYt..sxa {SE y,5ys4.ts sg4 ~
Y devait etre en- meme temps ,.pere ct eponx.
exenplaire ct ami genereux, CONNIE il etait sahs I
donie eitoyeD estimaBle ct conpagnon agreable. y
sHonnear a 81 niemoire. sSgaSTs 3tSEs. sf5t tlGes
Paixs Il ses eendress5ss ysxs4ss Lrp b.
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derrief pour 9senter HI democratle de II. .Tou;
|siane Natiollals de 3pei
sent sat le1r deroffr envers eurrss conn,et.
tants et fers penpie de ID Louisiana, set tant
que leufs Interests peuVent dire aeet6s par faction
40 IA dits Gons 1e faire iii expose clair et
succinet des rasens ont coaeats ID forrua.
ton Az HI elioi nna plateEprin con
s.itntIonnelle et aolnsna e. pour
Fesident et Qseph Lane pour rice president des
dl 81 mars arait aio,,t5
Unite ID des princepas sllirants:
II est yssela ane lsa des Etats ns al.
partiennent aux digsFa Etats CONNIE leur
commune, et non aux irGFillus eitoyet,s do ces
Etate Cdngst dton Issi tale rscoiiIisft ane
pgsRists dams lesssc 1Iearspps,
sesssas i Ii pEss dams tout
pfopiie dams Id iii il peupla ilIi terTitaire
nlis ls hustle, 81 III.
sfsment Il jbaissanc u is 1estts
on fefat des distinctions coiitre ele ii,
rasaut dostiee a,x asitTes se.irass
de pIopriete dams les ii saFait Hi
III par
Fexelelcs aftig 81 son ots III
suref la tiieII dn
Giant ~ elar ~ prds
dots eonsti et tous es Elats.
cement les dra;s sa peuple de m
Louisiana sur seule isne ntimport
laluste politiQue actuee Vosd dgues
Eobeissast pesitives De sont rrgar-
das confe iisistea sur Id con1saissaIcc
de css principles aayant se iaire une i'd
scaadi didatss
eenfagEnsaleelt halter udtiona, s did
e la EonIsiaIs "a Isnalt Charleston e Dc
Etats ia Paciaaae DC concert aussi avsn as
iniioiites des sla dsd,aTas ayse
Ii Go.Iy tion e efornie
null IL hdfiilehr et afaant III ete de
tons Iss Eats n1as ole iut 81 uI,e rafprite
nunisiique faetica Elats aui he
psrmettaien pas 6rer M seuI Epte 9lecloraI
Iouf les candi idats de Ii az etposra lie.
Dams ces circoa yos gass, eonsid
reat que lea ds Iears ltal.ls d lear
henteaf ps aoans ar Iaisaient i'm ~.
de lAtiite Conv vention Ell den
rkISref asl pouyoir1 d eii ils eIl,an
gofves ~ dn demo- de I'M
Loaisians tut on sonse e1uenbe Feunie de nongeau 81
Baton Rouge Ii desnier III a eonduite de He'd
delegu@s psesqas anatiiME affrnAS6
IL Convention capeIi ssiF sses sssifafces
bautsussna ~ iii rsiour
au III reconsi-
tlerer I'D aetes da vos DELE
nkfs pong salstre ses dGIiu atiolis ssconnalare
aon hus aYsut popr honnsGr esS
rinte GRID ~ pncnnea sesah FOR
Gee conme derAie ressogFee mais aui
blehieiit araanerai ais ID dissolution rsa
ces frances abies fdrenE elles
dcuas salaac6s Iauss6 At ette li0dsfasion
pr IA ion, ens ~ que
i snrs sgists6 et css est nanifssts 1an
gopyepsic oherlesso aaons ayai11 forces
nous "a tions paEce
iss
Etats uans ies Nerfi ongen-
sion aionIlse ~
der flser admission des Etats
aontza tai l,ss All as Ips irrzcn-
sahes pfin de ~ enaoera ilne t
& La aagfante ia;lastca 81
et
sseEe t1e cenar
a0skss tes ta
|salsa'sat sllas pals y nlIas Ias ssseia
es as,s .a,Ips yIt.nx
bur Iss sa ces
aasIcs 11ssspk nankI
des II: d9
n zpn. fhraiafs sSnre6s
pas gE salzsiGgsl a1s justice 4 III
rer de- sea u Hlib6rakso
atp Eassa flsnions
ass % aSl spss aas IN s!sIlss
U esux VI
de tons l4s Essstay Jnhn M
nfSS ggasapll MI sae
aQus se n,
gIles. h eI 6eF I'M M lsuS
lies Ies1E es 1Aus
a axp5F IN
& sls
sisalss 40 1a
glss
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No ons appeons te,llipn spkciaIe dc nos
ssssprs stesse mi
,s1Es, que mons publiona dans ,ine autre coIoanes
s saislIs Il aaiI
spase a hue nous dass
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a| Thomas Mppr, I,aepno,ne de Thabisatiol
Samuel Thefne 81 JoueIs'n, pess
bsreaus lsiaai dsrsisF me cai,ps stcTe Am
d Assdfs spatre pieds Y 'uaees 10 naillesF ppiit
dslaasslsits se aatte NM des phi
ssllea tecoIt Ites III 1 'aroisses
MefsEed alatln, mn de nos ail8 nous d Inpoitt
salsns. paIt ~ Ias osy
encore qhs sells de If, Tboriie, Al besu
E|e nlssurs eins pisas II deali colofs
aalpas laeasieurs les sacIiers, ponvez.yous Ell
/ 5l,las beHss SSss
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{ =,

. soussigng renans de s'assurer une grande
quantite de bons Btpufs gras, ainsi que de-
Yeaux saisit cette occasion pour annoncer qua
par.ir dapjourd hui, il fera vendre sa viande d ID
Halle raison de beents d liyre.
S5. T. Ls COURET.
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Efat dc Ia Louisia me.

Cour de District. Paro;sss 81 ,Lan5,y$-N, onoo
~ - :, -. - - = so~e. -.
N. ". sMlLLARD, de la paroisse st. LandIy.
- Exeeltear de "a succession de fsu Robt F.
h Thsn aeeses ayanS p[ssante un eomp1e Annael es
de ladlse succession, M aecompagns dune petition
demandant ihomologasion d.lcelul; Et attendu
gull etc fat droit i dsmande Dc lsdits petition
par ofdre de Ia Conr susdlte en- date du 26 Juliet
1860. .A'7.. ..& T..
In consequence avis est par le present donnS
aux intes.esses dams ceste succession d'avor de-
auire ieurs faisons 81 aucnne lis ont par ecrlt,
mon Bureau, cans nte ouTs qul+ tsulvront Ia
care da p,esens avs pour ,esaaaes ledit compte
glgEEzy 1ss st ,.sIgg Nd, T.. LAsTRAPEs. Gretffers
4 ;Oneiousas. 2s Juillet 1860. =, =.
.- - Z - - - -. - - -l.-I-
IVSTIT1Tf0E IITTERAiRR mrs npEf ff,TrSiS =;
- y - .'is 9 Isi'lf1'If 1s - - ~ Y
icos rsparat0tre .4eedfnes &c U1,,o's
(" Tolerance. entere. reigieuse ct pofitiqae." &
fisz3s& .---s '''A at 2E'fi's
E3s99SI ,f,zst PERSONNEL: ttE, fg.sss,E g,
C. E. DuRAnD, PrincipaG Protesseur de Ffdnfa,s
de Latln, d Htose ct de Maiheuatiques, tt,g,, i
j. ~, JACKSON, fPrgfesseur d'.fnglais, de Geo .
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xs, q
IS ,' 81
lsitsAslan ess ~ plns hsllss II III
sasi sahs aalss e cp'elses
ssss ssssss siIsi aats aasisa
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s1sss de a dsligakio,s soAisianaiss 11Earlestoa
1T il Hnitsns1ye
palIfsssa espas - nsto!
] ! q 8 Il ~ sssIasp. u
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Ross avaias reg etse sesIlaiue, du Yelgef
IastIe Baal, y ,,,alli poaIns
II belle lnesurant aout pras III
al " ,isis l,eane Hyre
itsit alse mons as1s.s secaitss
ataisse scnsnlss
qsanl portssE N i'lspr-
faliars slaa auaran faeIlenaent hos don
ssalsdsshA Emit lshSs sabdi lpps raais lcur
4 du ifszt so1ap AUS " raprost
bsEEs lliit AZ ouslIe assie das
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MI a IL efsrant 4 une Sannonce pubee dams
pssaebs hs1a4 be notis iidarna on vera que
de tfos lsoSneEoilsi as
Sad BafDsc1e 81 ont ID du sssots
psSshain.
Nous n'entr tenotas tcnns donte sur les bonnes
poltIaues ptanls aacane por,
sion de q Parosae 81 llq,,s seFioas
astlsIusnts esonns de soir 1ilos eyreul prendre
III efaItz dams Il lsltte acsuelle.sI &.
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Eeux ani dssirent acheter pne iamille de
hons escIares cI6oIes, ieIont bien a agsister la
yerlte elk dessus,
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LisEe des yisi,enrs anx Sources de Ia Poinse
aaa Loupa. partir al juliet III 4 aodt coulrant:
John TAYLOR Andre Miller ills; Nine Edmond
Gpilbeau, enfans III domestiqnes Msrls Jph Bar
Rard Vile Denise Bonrqne Lesil Lavefe1e Zs-:
phirin Martin Dranzin Boudreal; Emile MoutoI, 81
nn dome Charles a. Id dame et VI
enfansI a SlAnrslien Broussasd NsyiIle Bronssard
Edmond Gd dilbeaa Charles a dam, ii
cadie Richard Ursin RernardF; Franeois Bernard
Alfred Lat;oais un ial,t Pierre GuidrY Jpli
u Dagfe Nine Richard et dol,aea q,ses
Ih4ogene Richard q. Dpncet ssypIl Noel IN V.s IL.
ren Meeinly Steel y Adalphe.
Landry AIexandre Smith Nm RapIn snaish, Il d., 81,
nestiqne Mime august II Al HARDY
dame g dolnestqae Joseph Chachele b. a. Mar
tel 81 dame. enfsns ef doEestiqaes Gerard Ba-
binsaas 81 dame Celeste Babiaiean Washing
ton Gardner ~ b simfns
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Nous soIDInes ianteriHee a aatoncer que SRosTs
sF FArrfK Esa de y Paroisse esmilloni est candss
dssa ii. place a Avocat de District nouvaau Dfs.s
udiciaire compose dies aroissas ST. Landry
scalcasisu, lafayctta et VerinilloHJ Aous asi
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B CuRifusE aaaplscE- - Pfesaae soaa lea Kaow.
Nothings que. nous renconsrpns dit ..dttakapas
Register, nous lbs trpnTcns soutsnsnt u cause de
y. Bel, on ii eetse cause ne parait pas
ponyofr strs soutelaue ayec quelque avantage Ill Sc
jestent ineoatinent I'appui Dc H. Douglas. Pour
quoiceia - soaa hei pbayons posi.ivenent deknIr,
Inais nous poasohs iiaferar ayss rason que e,est
parce que y. Douglas fOadeaa puiaaancs sur az.
rneiabfsnelss AZ parsi Democratic ed travaillant i
operer par y I'll. % que les Know Nothings mont
Pu etlarant de- tongues aankes par ass efforts
inouis re psaple, ,nsannoias ne 81 'aissega pms
prenare Donsas
sot des ipnIs festt,'s peaax de .aonsona qui ne
pasviendront pas dscevoir personne leur plan est
trop tFansparant lis argumenteraignt aussi Yoloa.
tiers pour ct appuieraient Ii Diab ii ed Ii faisant
lis croyaiens opsrer ID destruction du parsi Demo.
crate. 4s. 5.ss Nj s,{s
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hfarif- Auz petit Bois, mercredi dernier, Is dr
courant, par lie Rev. G. Raymond, N. Louis Ror 1
Mile AiaFE CLAY. tous deux de cette Paroisse.
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PAaelssE TERR Lee llzoama Ceres jjotrss
nal know -nothipg. Went darDorer ID bannnisre de
Breekinridge et lane. I'll ne reconnait asiourdhni
que deux parts dams les Etass ID defnoerate
ct Iaboltionisme. Son choix est heile. +. So
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HS Nohs somnaes reqlis u Annancer u Hon. EsH.
aouTos eomme candida. pour Jdge da District eon,s
pass dss Paioisses Calcasicu, vermion
Il Lafayette, IA prochane Election. fTas 1860
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opelousas, 1s Aods 1860. 81
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sll llaAdEx1asEtfl DsKaihxhNsE1S ST1biIH1lxtlYss
souss sttrouaons dlana ans repense aaressee
par aorace Greeley az gouVern neur HUNT s1ai
lslI aVal reprache " Yoia dc 81 presse,
II dissolution al Iarti disers passages
tent u 81 o1r sur la eoIlsnira-
ton is III do eiit al nion, cons
plration dant mems aaors q d parlk ges
asssges nal6 firm ii tout ee Que nous aTons
sllt nous ~ reprod duiroIs; pour iiilsfructIon
d1 qnsl ques hosames bonnstes qui spl.tien-
nans alsnent u III de esII
eroyant taire unes chose atile et pat tIioti qne..
Ixtas lise lEss ions sree.
Isg ea Eons sealdez hue vot,s ae lez ni
veldFs anai srer ass vstss
Inatiser oct t. Iuaniare est chess fors ais6e.
sk solls posaves ktiITsr slsse ross
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O. Il, navigation n est extr rsmeuent dlfReile pou
nos bateaux depuis ID snoia on deux. Le Bapo
eourtableau eet aujourd'hni plus bas qusat ne II
jjanais W. Ees bsteaax sont toujours aarratea
fembouchure du Petit Diable, ct souyens aont obge
de decharger 1enr pour passer barre, qaan,
iousefeis 10 peuysnt u passer eux.na6mes.
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INSTIT5TIOK HTTERiIRE DIES oPELoUSAs, !.

Ecole prsparatoue ponr les .4cadfmes de z Onion
Tolerance entiere. religieuse et politiqae.'
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worcester Post omeeawlnter Arransemer

Mails Close as fOll0NS:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp-
hire via Worcester & Nashua Railroad, 600 a. in and
due at loop. m.
Fitchbure Lancaster, Leominster West Boylson, Oak
and 345 D. m. and due at 9l5 and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton, at 345 and is due at
9l5 a.
City of Boston, $50 and $40 a. M, and 2.55 and 500
D. ni.; and are due at Is a. M, $50 and 6.35 p
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, ana Eastern Massa
chusets9l0 a. M, and 500 p. and are due at 95
a. M, $50 and $50 p.
Rhode Island-(Excep towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad.,) $50 and $50 and are
due at $40 a.. m, and $50 p
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 p.
m. and are due at $40 a.
Westen-tAll towns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
cester) $50 a. and are due at $3.50 D. III.
Albany, (Western New York and Western States) $40
M, and 40C p and due at 80 and 1905 p.
Springfield, o. NJ. and 400 and are due at aaU
.. M, $50 and HOS p.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties $50 and 400 p. and are due
at $50 and Hos p. m.
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad, and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1890 a. M;
and are due at SIS am. ...
New York city Southern States $50 and 400
m. and due at $50 and lilo m.
Barre, Barre Plains, Peersham, Paxton, Dana, Norm
and West Rutland, 945 and are due at 400 p m
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, and Oakham, 33O p
M; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester. 9.45 and 4.SO m, and are dueat 900
Mbury and West Aillbury, $40 a. M and $3.50 p. M.
and due at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, 3.5 p. M, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordaville $50 a.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
Woodville. Westboro', Northboro, Southboro' Corda
WILLIE and Grafton, 255 p m; and are due at ID a. H.
Milford, Mendon, Holiston Bolton, Berlin, $40 a. H.
and 500 p. and due at 500 a and $50 p
Office hours from 100 m. to SEQ Sundays from
2.l0 II 40 p. IN. EMORY BANISTER I. Nj.
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aolurrester 9ailg Spg.

ArpUnoN AND AsroR.-Among the sub
scribers to Audubon's magnificent work on
ANTHOLOGY, the subscription price OF winch
was $1,000 a COPY, appeared the name OF john
Jacob Aston During the progress OF the
work. the prosecution of which was exceed
iuply expensive, M. Audubon of course called
upon several of his subscribers for payments.
1t so happened that Mr. Astor (probahly that
he might not be troubled about small matters !
was not applied to before the delivery of all
the letter press and plates. Then, however,
Audubon asked for his thousand dollars; but
he was put off with one excuse or another.
All. Mr.. Audubon" would the owner of mill
lions say, syou come at bad time money is
very scarce; have nothing in bank; have
invested all my funds" At length, the sixth
time, Audubon called upon AstOr for his thou
sand dollars. AS he was ushered into his pres
ence he found VIM. B. Astor, the son, con-
versing with the father. No sooner did the
rich man see the man of art, than he began,
"Ah, Mr.. Audubon, so you have come again
after your money. Hard times, Mr.. Audu-
bon, money very scarce" But just then
catching an inquiring look from his son, he
changed his tone; "Howeyer, Mr.. Audubon, L
suppose we must centrive to let you have some
of your money, if possible. William, ne au'
ded, calling to his son, who had walked INTO an
adjoining parlor, "have we any money at an
in the bank 2" Yes, father, replied the son.
eunnosinp he was asked an earnest question
pertinent to what they had been talking about
when the ornithologist came in, eve have ST.
900 in the Bank of New York, $4,000 in the
CITY Bank, $4,000 in the Merchants sos, 400
inthe Mechanics, SS3,000-". "Thatll do,
that1l do" exclaimed John Jacob, interrupt
in Q him. cit seems that William can give you
a check for your money - Com. Bulletin.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFTTCTEO
DIR. HILL q THOMPSON,
physician, Accoucher Author of the Causes History an
Cure of Secret Diseases



Where they VIII continue, as heretofore to consult
with the afflicted of either SEX personally or nv letter
DRs HILL THOMPSON consider it superuous 10 allude
70 me universal success which has attended their prac
tice since he established al office in Worcester f
me DIS nave so arranged their offices that no natient
comes IN contact with another lie has great pleasure in
informing the arer portion of the readers of ths adyer
tsemen that he has recently got possession of highly
popular European r@nedy for female complaints 1t il
from the 0risna recipe of the late distinguished phys-
ciah SIR VIM James OF London. The title OF this inya-
able remedy y Sir William James Uterine Cathocon
or the Ladies' Secret Friend It will be fOnnd Ger
tam remedy, and warranted to fail in The
removal of stoppages of the monthly caamenia whites
ana falling of the womb. Married ladies' whose health
Will not admit of an increase ofamy will find it GER
tam preventive but at the time it is necessary 10
caution those that are enciente that il they it mis-
carriage Is sure TO be the result 1t perfectly harmless
in other respects. This Invaluable Remedy Will be SEMI
ire res any were, with advice on receipt of IS.
me limit OF tbs advertisement will prevent Jr U,1I
from aag TO the many advantages patients are placed
unuer by consulting him, n conclusion he would add
no Skill attention or experience WI be wanting on his
part II treating successfully the obstinate eases Of
syphilis, gonorh@a, geet impotency seabuse and 9th
or complaints OF this formidable class - w -
friendly advice he tenders strangers as well az
friends That upon the first approach Infection 10 anny
at once TO hi BY adopting this plan the greater DIM
euity as aVoldeu IN ehectng speedy and sure cure
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N OTIG

DR.. HILL will continue his usual moderate ,Aa,ses
each one circumstances taken into considerationn
efectual cure. PN''eN' ""~
~ Consultations by letter. &C.
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lssssssaaas5E5=a WESTERN RAILROAD

laa.ea91oaas5asl PKOV IDENCE < WOR-
ess,r=zsssss54 CESTER RAILROAD. Fall Arrange
7, 1853. ~ va '-'A-A -NoF'
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester
I ~ and ia d. M, and 4.2D D. M. "
Worcester for Providence and way stations at M and
li3O a. M, and 400 p. IN. w $40
ond r ans connect at Worcester Junction with Trains to
anu from the western, Worcester and Nashua Boston
and Worcester and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
c. ho Tickets 70 all important points at the West
uenee at as low rates as by any other route
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
leave as follows: ' W."
valley Falls for Providence 6.25 $780, s.i53 1000
and 1870 p. M ' wv NV 49," - o'V''
providence for Valley Falls at $50 S.2O, $780, 1890
= a. q, a. n 20O M anu l30, 2.30, $780, 400, $780,
lhose trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
pro,,,oo,oo " o - ii. TABOR Sup't.
-'S'i"SHNO' NV d lo0J diff my2
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RELIEF AND HEALT
We have put up and sold
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE
never been able to say anv
HAS II FAILED, in a SIN
FECTa CURE, when timely
Observation-Disclosures by
contrary, allare delightcdby
terms ofhighest eommeuda
and medicinal virtues. We
WE DO KNOW" after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
where the infant is suffering
relief will be found in fit
ter the Syrup is admins
This valuable preparation
the most EXPERIENCED
in New England, and has
ING SUCCESS in THUSANDS
1t not only relieves the
CRATES the stomach and
and gives tone and energy
will almost instantly re
GRIPPING IN THE BOW
and overcome commissions.
died, end in death. We be
REMEDY In THE WORLD. in
and ID IA RRHGA IN
arises from tcething or from
say TO every mother who
any of the foregoing com
PREJuDICEs, NOR THE PREF
between your suffering
that will be SURE yes,
the use of this medicine, ii
tons for using will accom-
genuine unless the fac-sim
KiNS, New York, is on the
only 25 cents.
GEO. X. SPUR, POI Najr
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M R s w I N , l. o " ),
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
} the attention of mothers, her

SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN TEETmING,
which greatly facilitates the process OF eehnc bv sof
enihg me gums, reducing all infamnlation-will allay
ALL PAIN and sDasnlodie action. and
SURE TO REGULATES THE ROwFJS
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselye
and
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u atouen powerful they will not inJure In the eas
r sin 10 cure te above mentioned diseases Without
SsinR any eAteral applications. With my Indian Vepeta
PIE medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by caiI
OILS doetf wy S''iisJ Hialn streci.
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,Mroitines.

DR. j. DINSMOOR WOODS Medical
- Office. No. POI (np stars) Sain street. Ladies' and
gentlemen wishing cheap speedy and safe remedy all
diseases OF private nature will find their advantage
to call on the doctor before calling elsewhere med
cines are cheap and Ladies laborng obstruc-
tons from colds or other find ready relief
vegetable medicines prepared TO order. Cough Basam
and Dnetlc Drops for scalding of constantly on
hand NO. 2U1 entrance stairway North side of The Musc
Store. dlm& n13
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hR. SWEETS Infallible Eminent has
- been used by more than million people, ! d all
praise il. deodtf mi
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$4,000 REwARnf

for anything that will surpass Dr. C. A. INNS pra...
ana indian Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrhma
Sise,s mites Pains in the Back and Ioins
iron Of tne mGeta Gravel and all the disorders Of the
exposure or change in the application to business Tbess