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VALUARLE REMEDTEs.
rTHE ONLY PREPARATION


That he's
STOOD THE TEST OF YEA s,
And grows more and more Popular every dayl
And testimonials new and almost without number might bs
given from ladies and gentlemen in e grades Of society who's
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair Res
oratvo will the bald and gray and preserve tho hair Oh
the youth to old age, In all Its youthful beauty
BATTLE GREEK Mich, Dec 2i 1853
~ rr2 H. Wood Thee wilt please accept line g Inform thee
caused BY complicated chronic disease attended with
h0n bYps 9 tue hca tina Is o @ through e
able to obtain stuff for neither hsye been aba DO them
e cath S eS PS q hl Gos Sfs q ss sSs s
followed the directions aud the bald spo covered wh
my head Feeling confident that another lage bottle would re-
store entirely and permanently feal auXoI persevere
Thee woaGt S @as % send dS s aSle sn
re sr 0b sps gen @ Sr sS and receive se scrip
Thy friend, sUsANNAH KIRBY.
LtGoytER, Noble county Ind Feb s 1879
Fot q j. Wood Dear sr In The latter pari Of he year
State Of New York, my hair from uHsnown to me com
%ensd amS M Oh very rapidly 80 that in the short space
here OF lis covering and much of the remaining portion n1on
ht you VIII not be surprised when tell you upon ny
turn 10 the Sae Of Indiana
were not so much at loss 10 disc the my appear-
at all. ~ " Oo9hitiso '"'
at once made application the most sfu physicians in
lhe country but receiving from my hal
could aan be testored forced become econcei
ny until fortunately i'll the latter part Of the Jesr 1851
Your restorative WINS recommended druggist as be-
ns he most reliable Hair Restorative In tried one bot
e aad Gdpd to my great sasae ion was producing The
desired elect Since that time have dollars orf
OF your Restorative aud result have rh at ~
8Satt plack hair, which no money buy, -"
AS mark OF my gratitude for your labor and M in the nro
dneon o SO wonderful article have its ss
70 many ot my friends aud aequainanees who nm hapny Ia
inform you, are using II with like effect. reg
Very respectfully, yours
a. M LATrA,
Attorney aud Counsellor at.Law.
the world - 49, W "'' est'te'9 titouGhou 7
hs Restorative Is put In bottles Of hre0 sizes VIZ Jrye
asdnln and small. Tie small hodshA pin ana resis I'M
oae dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds AZ least tty
2e cent more IN proportion than the small aud reta or two
nafs per bottle Fhergo holds quart forty bsr Cart more
I4I pI9I9T,9i and feHils tof three dollars bottle o. J..
MOou Co, Propretors 44I Broadway New York and ljs
fancy goods Dealers = $50 =" =
j. WRIGHT d CO., Agents.
q and ISL chartres street
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E.specisa.e J;
pERs1AN FEVER CHARM.

RsIAN FEVER HARM.
Fever and Ague EXTERN mated
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM WRECK 4.
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
For ali
INTERlfITTENT AND BILIOUS FETERs!
Cures Insured In IL Day!:
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE
1NrEortNE INpEor1NE 1NrEcr1NE.
INPEcrINE. INPEcr1NE 1YpEcTIyE.
INPEcT1NE. INPEcTINE 1NPEoTINE
The terrible maady known FEVER AND AGUE has
mten hundreds of thousands persons throughout the world
every and has till been by successful edi
cal treatment that has produced severe
Medicinal Diseases,
which affect the lungs the Spleen the liver the heart or other
parts of the human organization.
The NPECrNE is the natural antagonist Of all fevers and
when IL with skim absorbed by the nte
ro and which resist easily aud all tendencies
towards those maaaes which proate the mind and body with
fever.
feFeF na ashe result from numerous causes No place is
exempt from the which promote existence Of the dis
ease That being seated the system induces depression
of spirits lasude snguor, pain chls fever ana long train
of dsageeable senaous depivng patient of all energy
and reducing him or her to a condition OF
EXTREME HELPLEssNEss.
Why will any one suffer the horrors ebilaiiug Inermt
tent Fever, when by the of the invaluable
INPECTINE;
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM
e eaen medicinal qualities Of which instantly absorbed
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noas eeA1f v,'s book fouNpThe loser of a noeto.
ao,sr eaos @ssa @ E r wa referred to On II poeket
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IL, ailENrtoN Of those Interested is direetad -
y NJ r. Lsyle Smith, which sppeas ii our -
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she irlsawoman whom we will eaII les M.ys years ago.
NJ Tas Ti widow, and had one SON aaisd rs lynn
Tie fighting yaS q the s 9sst a S 5s two d dd
called on her to collect hs, one day the Sheriff
og auy was opposed TO paying her deSfs m as ne old
stron e,5aea IN which Mrs. Flynn used sonn ..erca
t hs ~ language The Sheriff. At last ceo s,sny very
wead oaa aa fao,h hsr 5s1 she only tie
ran to the door and calling to Lorr1 5 mrs Flynn
"efk q ia the garden, said y 4''tfy, VINO was at
,reechn;y ahfry' ye devil come here and give mo vonr
no an 5onal &c s6ant have any excuse for not y9Sf @
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iAs cured thousands of both sexes of the most dreadful m
vers' Read aud reflect
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ASEoDoTE SI5I % Or Ferdinand Won schilI,

|
.s s,s's,e.etf Won Schill invited ia baIi n
,.oue " we russian Ambassador carJ ~ =. ti sie
pLS9slaea Tor the elder guests, to which @
Won scbiil E gave his especial attention wbi
a. So5nli me younger was paving his .i ,le
& as ene shrne OF the goddess Of danein Ea,5
ns great admlfer of the ladies' ana yvas
Sot! entnralled by the brfrht svas n 50
en peantinl daughter one Of tie fajyes ~ s
Wboia oua, os,a, tnat ne remained by her side ~
vas suddenly interrupted in the n;dst = - close ne
old Dy ms father Ferdinand y sad tl
soiulsr, paying no attention Ia fhe fa Ell lns
n, 4s admiration, 81 have lust reeaipd ;
Won enat ooIiges me to leave for half bn,
room. Tata M, was ~ engaged at cards in the other
presently.n - 11o 'ao4e; viii return
r. i heraihand attempted to expostnlata ~ ~,
on?l tooK MN by the shoulders and ,s sus ms
a TX pushed him towards the door of th aa
If jaav; neh 1e hurried off, and was on the nnin+
aaas tlle house. when an adiutant ba,pp pg,li1
orwara and informed him that liz bnsinass nastehed
ass ~ ~ arranged The General turned haI @ aa9
~ ms son IN the gambling room sonnh3 b aiu
sne aanclng hall and there found him f. aaal n
enea WIN the lady Whati this? said tSe
rder Won tn ta{o ~ @ 70 MN IN fury did nof
onr Sai, soa 70 take my place at the card fahIa93,
y, command has been obeyed. sir raniiod H.
-, r PUT see You here" The nIav e a tils
ttion aenerai looked at his son with intera
,ged ~ HPIessed ao IN every feature II had on.
dyn said FerSirai eae following quadrie with this
he your places and in order to cnt 81 NE 10
Il h ;ne i.ist round cried Va ba30Get,,
~ s = asner, 6reathlessy, "And tie hank ra
ma, replied the young officer, shortly .aTha
ana nnoe a deposited with your friend MaiorVnno an
h aha NJ now allow me '-and he bnrrad ao on TIN
~, ~ ms partner Young devils inn ~, away
ed the General; but lie shall nnt t,nP NUT
ice again in hurry.p i'o1 tahe my rea
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ana make known its wonderful powers and virtues b, ,,
''4' OF who are threatened with suffering may be ,sa
Nature for 'N' neie OF
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w. 80 q ,lEAaRoAF owNERs.-Mr. VIM. II. Bassett
stFee, wants small steamboat suitable ~,
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TASTY FURNISHING Goops. wa ,.,
N 'owh where more tasty. beautiful and ~
y ma" al Lion Andrte 81 aud So Roya .,snt
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IIorsors Of INC slave .rra,le.

From Revelations of a Slave Smuggler" VIZ
copy the following horrible picture of the "Fatt
4 of the Gloria''.
But this was to be my last trip in the blood
stained Gloria. Hardly were we out fortnight
before IT was discovered that our registering creS
had neglected to change the sea-water, which had
served as our ballast, for fresh water in Africa
1t was decided to allow the slaves a half gill
and the crew gill each day. Then began tor
1 ture worse than death TO the blacks Our cargo
/ mad been slowed closer than | ever saw slaves
| slowed before or since. Those farthest from the
gratings never got drop, and became raYing
| mad for drink.
Deaths followed so fast that in a short time al
! least hundred men and women were shaekled Ia
i dead partners. The dead were not thrown ~,
board, nor the living served with wataHces of
Iood, except the rotten yalns that could satisfad
Il where they lay. AT last Captd0cated beInvS
matches down, and sussaln, which drove rs m
Ion our reopAsN+;vu knots. Two davs aftorI ~ ~
his ssttssaa ssts ar q me men were taken suddenI Ii;
oeir tona,,a that panied my medical knowledga
J4h turned yeIloss vented and grew black; their
a. ne hfst mate went next and tbraey we're
,caa JLeW and black driver. whose hnd If
,tice stran tploas with yellow spots. / began ~
ID low bser1 ,e'id smell, pervadng the Vessel NJ
aap MI, nj, heaYy log on the deck. aInost I;., R
sam. ~ Then the horrid truth beeams a.nost ke
nIas.,lS negroes under matches had gapsrata5 a
at + san a.u u was malaria or aeatb. an
ZEE and sg ..sihg. AT this time all our men bni id
andoned III seh GIor nag been attacked, and We be
nant h oI water, sack Of blscuit ans assing the ~
con, Nun What gold dust and other yalra 1a tt
nstily gather up. We left nine os n,s
k. fter asaa and five dying, on the GIoriais ca
rent, and IN ipging tbrg ior two days we struck spt
~ ~ OF Iortola, one of the eeward ST. 10 Ine
~ .ea iaandlg on the reefs, and were neI we mt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
INPECTINE

Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE Dr,t
ERs IN AMERICA.
ff'ee' One Dolar-sent by mail to any part Of tno
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

HOUSE To RENT AND FIrRNiP-p, -, c.,
person dssirous Of opening bosdlpEora D1s IN,
ses etsed BY an advertiser Ibis ssp
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Il e nj e m h Err

.'N'" 'D~Sfa'y' but is applied Outwardly accor5in,
20 directions which acc 'napapy each package. -.
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INPECTINE.

+ ERsIAN FEVER oHARn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12


Il a DEATH RING.--Among misceI,anaozu -.
All I'm. - nlu ,he following:
"a Al visitors to Paris have pottcad az
Or objects of CURIOSITY and sa sops ol
these lid tempting in that capital AZ ~ ~ ~
i flemon ra IN the rue ST. Honora oa 80. u
an aneisnt Engaged, few days ago in
gave bn,sa,s lof sale there, when he aeeiJatn
/ sbarn nart - siight scratch in the hand viii
deaier for y u y. He continued talkine With ~
Biz snofe tlme, when he felt an n5asor;he tne
and any torpor taking possession oe bi,
so III that th an MS faculties and soon baca,,l
phvsican Preope IN the shop hastened to m
the gentiera ie a9ctor imme ediately deelarad tba -
full mjnsra haa been poisoned by some novaa a'
data arJ substance, applied soma strnnp poMef-
, ana was fortunate enouoh In sel9ng anti
aaleh mad created SO muehaIsrm ene sytip-
nh ~ - rug was then examined nv fba rna,5;
tbat a 4as spent some time in Venice AMI % llai
q Ieot .s ola Jewel was what i thana no 5oahd
in Ttai, class of Ornaments in frea,au oaeu
babsa e uatlhg the seventeenth GENTRY use
IA fbs =, ,a ap9isong was all butuniyersa ths
tha pa.t oI lhe ring intended 10 he
est saI are TWO minute lions claws ~ 5Llslae
iaI ahd having elefts in thanI any G 1io a.arp-
NJ Ueit polson. IN bali or other craaI ,a's9 WIN
csa ,ee meafef Of this fatal ring wisbin ~ assem-
vc1;r,.a r.sensS on any one present woI55 ~ eAer-
ths Oh ald and when pressing X evar su sAe tae
eaW would be snre ~ ;nai 60 sentiy,
.onatIi on tne skin, and tie victin ! signt
sate % pc dead before the naxt r,a pc
,aya the length Of time 1sbnI
ina ~ psea SINCE the poison was seerstaS i; iiist
ause - qaesuon, II was still powerfn ~ tae
sIeat danger as has been saan ~ 10
'.'' y no @ naa so unyary touched If. e'ie gen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

ELEGANT FuRNIruRE.-P Mallard, No. Il Row,
rec. mas now on ssle complete and varied
a and upholstery goods rich an elegant ..
s so,,s1ng o a hat Is aqas ia 5 bas
aeaiaetnse Those who design to fnrnist 49, =
r." ,s,f fa9ny tn exquisite stss shopd grtsnI ON
vac s'osk q NJ allard and our word for Il hs 1sh
,rtces i. By The attractive spay Of bsaut
hasersto Who's offers orhe Inspection Of par
Fhlea thus morning appears in our corn 94sef''ement
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NJ a MS LESS SIN q
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Asssts for the South. 10 street. seneral
o2s Iy8w
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ronged 5n;n ~ ~ uIH-l abominate the paddinc
man or won ou shatn but heartily respect tbe h
" Woman: pensiye sad as some Hi IN
taslahce mas impressed upon them tho fat All " p
foo} nha growing DID,. A man or woman ia s''ts
or old at being called the old isd1 In
fr,tf a sehoeman, when these phrases stata tiy J.
hen oat there is nothing foolish or nnt te :"
with sueh occurrence brings it home to ,s
rechoned 81 g. shock, that we are no LONGER
and ;5 anolg tne Young, and that the innocant
I'M ana unreasonable days of cbdhood f ffttoce1G 1
are S ;s are beginning to be far away W. 1H
of which We essgr seaah T we Know to certain realities
gpioaaa eoaMaefy n9 humbly sought through tbe 1
W. fas AZ 6i me- = looming in the distance befdre
place wban - te - Is Eot long, and is not common
4 1 Mneh u Is regarded the portal If otai9
ana a. probably nothing will bring back fbe
nanis ,;y5 ahd early youth upon any thonghtfni
ng old How ~ sher yh1ldy as the sense thai he is grow
Il ncco oa slea1 brown hand Itseems like yestagt
,onr a 10Y companion (gray now tried to nrint
DOM. Yonp upon ,ae little paw, and there was not
: Ears snee as it looked when it laid an tb baay
onnd hin, hy aog, Two or three days before VIM VINO
rthont aarps ~ ned and dead and helped not use
tree You see plainly as an Natu
at time eSe, as 1t looked at you in life for bs
naeotedy and 81 yaa Ge nat these things quite
e period at which on viii accent Il as aater tme
q gbt ola twenty eight thirty thiryig ta5s fos you
you are young t os Man@ agsdng mag which you win sh
AS.h'e or sxy-eigh is the prime Of life. sallA 'na'
Is Sr
{ AL AND WINTER CLOTHING G-The rat,i1 -,
"ia u 20 % wen 10 give attention 10 the claims bih Ir
u brother 2a1 Tohoupitouss street bav $50 a.e a feen-
se'e IS large choice and completely assorted b;I Pc
classes 5 aficie OF apparel required by people of
andioF all occupations business or
ne, .4 0aFeing, dancing doing anythpe-i, I, Tts ~
" aa'e make and very Stylish as all NAV satig s9ous
"Specu'n few minutes at Greenwall h Rro,h ~,
or . man to make himself neat and comror,f,a s., i
" Sso 9a1erlsement o ~ III"
LIE A Nr EIr5Nr, |
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MAY BE ANN1HIlArED IN A FEW uorps,
II I'll E IMP TIM a.
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM

OK
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7
That he's
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DOOMS AND POWER mo- LET-

~ Very desirable and pleasant and steady pow
for mechanic al operations the center popula
ton IN the city can be obtained most reasonable and
satisfactory terms, application at the Junction Ma
chine Shop to the subscriber at No 81 Southbridge
street. JAMES ESTABROOK.
aul0 diff
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self to the skin, and wash himself thorough
~. And then, just when the boy was holding
his dirty, ragged shirt in his hand, and hest
tatng to put it on, a sweet voice said kindly,
you will find your clothes just outside the
blanket, Willie, and then light footsteps ran
away.
He peeped out. Sure enough, there was a
bran new shirt, the gift of Miss Merton, which
she had made evenings; the Deacon's pants,
the mended jacket, pair of neatly darned
socks, some of the Deacon's that had shrunk,
and pair of good, stout shoes, the last pres
ent from the Deacon, who had told Miss Mer
ton and his wife, che wouldn't do things by
halves, he'd test the boy thoroughly"
There were many happy little faces in the
church that sabbath morning, but none bright
er or more cheerful than William Hendrick.
sons, and no boy behaved himself better in
meeting, either, than did he reading out of
the same book Miss Merton did, kneeling by
her side, and reading the beautiful words OF
the hymns, as her sweet voice joined the cho-
rus OF the choir.
Weeks passed on. The summer time was
gone, and with it, the dear school ma'am.
II may never see you again, Willie" she
said tenderly, as she held his hands at part
ing "but hope always to hear good report
OF you The deacon has promised to write to
me occasionally, and | shall expect to hear
from you in every letter. | shall never forget
you. shall remember you in my prayers,
night and morning. Willie, YOU will not dis
appoint me %
Through his tears the boy sobbed out, "No,
no, no. o, if you could always be with me !''
81 leave you with Friend who never for.
sakes. Willie, God is with you"
She was gone, and it seemed to the poor boy
that the heavens had shut its door on him for
ever. But he maniu!ly struggled with him
self, and though it was not near so easy to be
good under the new teacher who came, he caS
good, remembering ever his promise
would like to follow his career, step by
step, but my story is growing long, and | can
only tell you the results of his continued eff
forts after knowledge and goodness. He be.
came so near and dear to Deacon Gray, that
when he was sixteen he adopted him, his only
little blue-eyed son having been called to the
,'other side of the river" He went first tc
the academy, then to college, then to theo
logical school, and then, into the pulpit. Yes
he whom the country people all said was
bound to go to the penitentiary, now breaches
the gospel of Christ, on every sabbath day
And the dear teacher, now an aged matron,
with silvery hair, listens to him and learns OF
him. The pupil has become the pastor; the
worst boy III school is now one of the most ell
oquent preachers, and what is better far, one
of the best of men. Verify, "as we sow, so
shall ye reap"
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Srmlng gAatblnrs.
Il 0 V L r & b A X f r
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
Family
SEWING MACHINES.


Prices from $50 to SIPS; Hemmers IS extra
These machines from two spools. as purchased
from the store, requiring reminding of thread; they
hem fell gather and stitch in superior STYLE finishing
each by their operation without recourse to
the hand needle is required by other machines They
will do better and cheaper sewing seamstress can
even if she works for one cent an hour.
Offices of Exhibition and Sale at GEORGE P. BRY
ANTS, Mechanics Hail. Worcester; Is Summer street
bostoni ass Broadway, New York. dly iy22
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 143 Main Street.

We would call the attention of the public to our large
stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, which we oner
at Reduced Prices. We have hand large stock Of
and secondhand Furniture Feather Beds Mattress
es Curtains and Fixtures CrOckery and Glass Ware Ia
BILE Cutlery, Britannia and Silver Plated Ware, Cooking
Stoves &C. that will sell at prices that cannot fail to
suit the most economical purchaser.
Also, lot of Eight pay and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that will warrant good time Keepers and sell at less
price than be found at any other in this city
Also, a fine lot of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops, Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons, and Gold Rings, 40 per cent es
than the usual prices Call and them Fancy Goods
Pocket Gallery Note and Letter Paper, Envelopes
ton Hosiery, Suspenders Handkercbeis Cfayats, Cape
Bags, Umbrellas, &c, &c.
90 Consignments of all kinds Property solicited
or Auction Sales, and Goods taken consignment for
Private Sale. PUTNAM a. CLARK,
No. l43 Main street
Worcester, july 8. dtf
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TEsTIM MAILS.
u regard Mr. Eddy of the capdble and
ceS9u practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. ClIAS MASON Commissioner of Patents
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and taSt0ory,
and more capable Of putting their applications form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
''BosTON, February S, 1853
'Nlr r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
tons, all but of which patents have granted
and that one is Pow PeVdag Such nmistakabe proof OF
great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors apply him procure their pa
tents, they may be sure of having the faithful
tenton bestowed their cases. and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept 18th 1851 to June nth 1853 the subscriber
in Of his large practice made rejected
plications SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his 1arOr by the Commissioner of
ia3 deodly r. II. EDDY.
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II Il o n c HAL LOZE n G Z S
Manufactured by
CHASE ~ CO, BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers OF these Lozences have for years
been endeavOring to possess themselves with suitable
recipe, which would be invaluable the alienation and
cure Of all bronchial difficulties AMI length, having
received the assistance Of distinguished Boston PhvSi
clan. before the public with article which they
warrant second to none in use.
Those afflicted, can feel perfectly secure in using the
IOZenges they have been thoroughly tested during
the past year. they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite in pronouncng
them fully equal to anything of the kind in the market
The reputation which CHASE e co. have enjoyed for
the past twelve in the manufacture of Lozcngcs
that could be relied upon for strength and purity, will be
guarantee of the superior excellence of the Bronchial
LoZengcs And their perfect knowledge of the business
together with their facilities for manufacturing enable
them to place this "Spccc' within the reach of all.
They he found at all the respectable Apothecaries
Grocer and Country Stoves at the low price of 10 Cts
per BOX.
Minister'S Public Speakers, Teachers, Singers aud
others will find it Tor their advantage to give them fair
trial.
GEO. r. SPURR, Dol Main street will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity at Wholesale Retail
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These Waters give the instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
fail to effect a rapid and lasting cure. Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain. To all classes and all constu
lions they blessing and cure-none need despair
matter how long the disease NAV have existed, OF
however may be- provided the organic structure
Of the vital organs is not hopeessy decaycd Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO VOCALlSTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in ONE
the most occasional hoarsencss; and their
regular for few days will all times increase
power and exibity of the voice. greatly improving it's
tone compass and clearness for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalsts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price Is cents per box.
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self to the skin, and wash himself thorough
~ And then, just when the boy was holding
his dirty, ragged shirt in his hand, and hest
tating to put it on, a sweet voice said kindly,
You will find your clothes just outside the
blanket, Willie" and then light footsteps ran