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SUPERIOR CoURT-sprci.1 rgHs-D,c. ao.-Bef'rs Jus
tIee HOrfa,s.

tice HOFFMAN
DEC on.
Bush agt Iliton.-The plaintiff may have three day4
from service Of he order 20 amend PROVIDED ne pap TlV Co
,tL. motion he Bezsc to do h and proceed on 5eso
lee, compliant. Il is his own fault Order accordingly
Before Justice WITS.
David g. Robb at. John ParmAee- j 90 ho tnlnA tne
merits demand that the prayer OF
tire It;iliou should be granted The deiendSh1 has
and II the scon has and worth prosecuting All taere
oup,, 20 be difficulty objection made on IN. par ." tne
Tautf attorney In rendering the requisite. ava 20 ' S "
reIferug n Jroceediul- by taking ludsusht
TItiAi TINS Dg' 20-Beiore Justice W. oDttr1' -
TuF Inn INSURANCE cA.E-DIsAGkEEAfhT of THE
JURY.
Cecilia H. Howell kuicAerbocser lAe Insurance 20
IT. the sut reported yesterday, 10 recover on NE
.rar 60 porv II, favor Of plaintiffs husbend In which the
dfp. vss suicide supported by crcumsata evidence the
jufy faied 30 &c, and were discharged
IHiIRD STATES COMMISSIONERS OtFlCE-psc' ."
Before Comlnis -iouer MokEkLl.
THE sIAsTR BONITA %
l e ta.ter Of the crew Of tb. Bonita chsged with voluntarily
serving IA the slave trade. -, .,
The only evidence taken to-day was that OF john II;
Reward 10 tee flied lat hc Of t re" o the
vessel the San iscno when the Bonita w c@p'ntra
he lad fyias her stern, had b9 ho
creation With the prisouers coming home the( 'el '
foTeners and bad shipped trading No are 20
Of Africa that SICK with iefr and ana nos ''-
tuov when The slaves taken on bos-d never st No
ihe captain claimed to he ps's"nse't some 'poA'
fus'ish 70 siiTs paT-T-.
Adjourned 90 Saturday.
COURT or GENERAL skSslONS-Dsc. fo-bsiS'- 'hs
RACOKIAE
In the case Of Edgar smith young mai, VINO VA
chased ,A M 1<up 1t burglary In s third des a. ne "
oorst sp'p-ba4 sesesS wi s.s se~~ss 'As' Ss' S"'~
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-DEc. H.-Befoi
Justice BALcos

IHT CANAhAGH NI KDFKs
TIE testimony in the case Of Schacht was concluded
tits orrng aid the the day occupied In
ming up Mr. Jame Brady summed up or ~ ana
Nh Waterbury for the prosecution The Judge delivered an in
psrl AID the Jury retired The JuJ rendered yer
diet Of In -au ghieI in tue third degree
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Thy SHERIYr'S OTFIcE.-It is understood that Mr..
Anthony G. Campbell, the Sheriff elect has made the
following appointments:
erpde,.sheiH-Andrew b. Hodge,. D-puties-Jeremsh II.
Hirgrs Benz ". Wilson. Edgar TTpler. Mortgage CLERK
James y. LoInss Auctoneer-Wnism Little
1t is Mr. Campbells intention to reside in the Jail,
and with the assistance of two keepers, to take tse
SUPERVISION of the institution.
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IscREAs, or SALART.-The Board of Supervisors
st ter last meeting adopted reporn favor Of apply
ing to the Legislature for authority to increase the
salary of the City Judge from $500 to $1,000 per
anrup.
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CITY ITEMS.

HUoi yIAs SoeIrrr.-Ths exhibition Of the Eue-
eisn S ciety Of the New York University Will be hello
70 the Church of the Puritans Union squ IRE, this
evening
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EDWARD Fl. DIXON, M. d., Editor o. Tm
ss.lpc and oH~..ins and conseipt Sr... NJ ,s ~
yiscerA Rapture, Piles vsheocele ard FstTs ratio 'g
~thcy, the knif lssturs OBo- boars fom 10 70
.sd 70 sveainss
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


regular meeting or the Board OF Aldermen
held lac, evening President PICK in the chair.
communication received from the Controller
stating that the appropriation for election purposes had
been entirely exhausted, leaving unpaid the late
Charter election sl4 800 and that the appropriation
for stationery and blank books had been over
drawn TO the amount Of $if6 and recommending the
adoption OF resolution transferring 81 ~ 80 from
the Russ Pavemen, appropriation TO these respective
accounts. Adopted
RESOLUTION WAS adopted increasing the salary Of the
Clerk Of Washington Msrke, to 81 $780, and the Depu
ty Clerk TO $1,000
The report Of the Committee OH Lands and Places
in favor Of paying Wiegands aborers engaged in the
work Of removing remains OF bodies inferred in the
old Potter's Field, WIS referred back to the Com
mittce.
Mr.. BooIr offered resolution that a Committee of
Three from the Board Of Aldermen and Committee
cOnsi ting Of the number from the Board OF Coun
cilmen he appointed TO confer with Committee from
The Supervisors take into consideration the erection
in the Park Of suitable buildings for Courts. Laid
over.
resolution was adopted raising the salary Of the
DepuySreet Commissioner TO 81 500, and that Of the
Chief Clerk 10 rs, 900.
The report Of the Committee on Lands and Places in
favor Of directing the Counsel 20 the Corporation to
stay Of proceedings TO be made in the Of
the extension Of the Central Park was laid over.
Mr.. FAIRLY offered resolution that in view Of the
stagnation Of business in all parts of the CITY, the grad
ing Of Hamilton square be proceeded with, aud that
900 laborers he employed Immediately together with
the requisite number of horses and carts. Laid over
In communication from the Croton Board it was
stated that the total number Of buildings il the city
paving water rents is 50, 49,
A communication was received from the Controller,
showing the condition Of the Treasury, as follows:
Balance. Dec 1862 $50 80
Receip ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 351.f3Tse
Total .....,......,,........."..sSlSs- 81 10
Payments. Observation-Disclosures, 3i38l5l4
A communication from the Board of Supervisors en-
bodying resolution petitioning the Common Council
TO reconsider the resolution adopted by them granting
the Of the Superior Courtroom, said rooms
fitted mp great expense by the Board Of Supervisors
for the use of the Supreme Court, was motion Of
Mr.. GEsET, ordered 10 DO returned to thst Board.
The Japanese bill came up from the Board OF Coun-
cilueu, and wac laid over under the rules.
Adjourned to Monday.
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

This Board met Yesterday afternoon 81 No. Bond
street President DRAPER in the chair and all the
memhers present. After the disposition Of several
communications, the Committee Of tho Whole pre-
eerted a lengthy report from which we make the fol-
Low ing eXtrtcte: -
From the 9th the 9i Of December inclusive N1 persons
rses and females have been transferred 70 the Work House OF
Bsct. Island a. vagr.nts aud dsordoy persons or the
M number 100 have been committed once 80 twice Is throo
times ~ u FIVE times ~ sir times IL twenty times
10 thirty e. hily time: s.Iy .im' sndi ore hunare0
lBa males. and "a fcnlhles
On The 18Th inst the Prcsdeot Of be Board gave Instructions
otusfrt 10 the institutions Wards Island under charge OF
the obes Of Enisrson oil unsiio and derneneo per
Island This arrangement being made WITH Jte
p Fsgsn Superintendent the proposition made by President
Draper reut buildings Wards sand Tor the seonnoaa
Of eis uuatcs who arc now PROVIDED TOT ~
tbe Of Chaie and Corrections on blackwes
Island Agreeable to this ssDsee o W iuns VINO nav ie
so time under Of the Commissioner o' Cha
Transferred 10 Got Ahn anu lho Vsc u WV
ui.,ioneru Of Eng1s lou.
TIE weekly statement is ~ follows;
Number reDlsinins Dec. ., 1850 MINIMUM Ieot
Admitted since '''''''''''' Lo''
Totsl,,......................'. PIN
Died ......,........ ...'.... "
stnt 10 Baciwelps Leland. ............. 3H
10 State Prison. ...ss'.s''''. lV-io"
r,r,her ,.,,,j,;,, ,.o. Is 1900. ...........siss
i,.,..se ..................... i9t
ps.,,s Ho.cit.I soa Fourth Distric, Prisos..
Ipnstic IT'S Island Hospital I'm Work 49,
H As1eHtisy @ I.anS Ho-rit.
iNork 319 House. "
" ~, ~ uo.c,,, al Coloted Home ........ BIS
psSsi - I,aUT nm. gIs Ccior-d Ofphsn Asylsm... ls
BSips Island Hospi,s DO Children al Nurse D.
Ci,y Priso......... 300 City Cemetery ~
s., ;ond District PIisoo.... q ,.s
Third District Prison 10 iu''''''''''''''''V
The Board tien adjourned.
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CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES IN THE COURT OF
SEsioNs-Beruard Victory and Frank Daley heretofore
robbery IN the first degree for knocking down aud rob
bling Thomas Stanford sentenced to the state Pison Tor
the term Of ten years and -four months each. .
Richard Shore convicted Of forgery Ia the second de
gree fer attempting to pass bills the Western
Bsk Of Philadelphia and sentenced to the State Prison for hVe
years and -four months
Bridget indictment for selling liquor
without and fined $40 The defendant keeps
81 al place at Fort Hamilton She had previously been brought
before Court similar charge, when sentenoe was
peuded promising the Illegal sale Of liquor
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BrRGfARIEs--1he house Of Mr.. Samuel w. Slocum'
No 2s Washington street eouousy entered Wednes
dGy uR aid robbed Of gold ~stoh and other articles Ia 81
valued a. 600 with which the burglar escaped mo 30
Wet Baltic Nidied by thieves on "Wednesday even
Ing aud nunb. Of overcoa,, in all valued 49, were taken
Ian lie
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FAIRS-The ladies of tbs Free Church Of the
Epiphany will hold fair, for the benefit Of their
church, in the basement Of the same No. 100 Stanton
,tJeet between E-ex aud Norfolk streets from II a.
IN. 10 10 p. m, today.
The fair of the Ladies' Benevolent Society Of the
Memorial Church in the Sunday school room corner Of
Hammond street and Waverley place, will continue
through to-day and tomorrow.
The ladies Of the North Trinity Church offer great
sse of J.v.ly tonight at the Chapel Of Broad
way and Thirty Fourth street
Ar ArrEAL.-0ur readers will remember that the
town Of Albany Whiteside County, Illinois was
nearly destroyed last Summer. by terrible tornado.
Eight persons were killed and 10 were MANNED. One
hundred buildings. including every church, school
house, store and warehouse with single exception
with their goode Of all kinds totally destroyed
TIE FIGURING Mills Saw Mills. and Planning Mills were
swept TO tie ground. Not mechanics shop Of any
description WIS left standing. Barns and outhouses
were destroyed horsee and cattle killed and the
entire personal property Of most Of the inhabitants
swept AWAY. amounting in the aggregate to loss Of
over 4l50OO0 Such an immense lose to fall upon q
community numbering only 300 or 900 sous leaves the
great majority in state of utter desttution. Suoh
buildings as were left standing have been partially
paired snd into them tie people are now crowded,
with from two to three families in Il single house,
while Others are living in board shanties.
Between $1,000 and j. 900 have been contributed in
money and goods for the relief Of these people; but
they ARE still in state Of great desitution. Capt W.
s. Banes has been sent East The accredited agent Of
The Relief Committee. His commission is indorsed by
the Hoo. Abraham Lincoln, the Hon. X. Il. Wash
burn, M. G., Illinois, the Hon, VIM. Kellogg, NJ. c.,
Illinois the Hon. J. +. Fansworh, M. G., Illinois
and the Hon. Lyman Trumbu, U. s. Senator, Illinois
CAPT. Barnes is now stopping a, the Merchants Hotel
Courand street. in this city. Donations Of clothing
boots and shoes. and money, will be thankfully re-
ceived by Meesrs. Swift, Dickinson s. Co., No. %
Broadway.
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$4,000 IkEWARDl
V e g e t a b l e

and although powerful. they will inlure IN the len
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is W
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eNteral applications. With my Indian Vegeta
PIC Medicines you can rely upon thoToue cure by call
OILS dnstf - 80 $3.50 " -
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1ve.ee.,cr Post onlce.wlnter Arrangement

T1Rsf
Worccs'e Mails Close follows;
>r..ha-,, worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
hire Via worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 H. AMI
are ut 100 p H.
dale Clinton. Lowell and Nashua, \. H., at 90 m,
and IS D. m and due at SIS M and 100 p
Princeton and East Princeton, at S45 and is due at
els a. m 80
D. n. and due at Is a. M, $3.50 and SIS p
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Mass:
chusetts-9i0 m, and 500 p. and due at 9.l5
q. 3.30 and $50 p. m.
Rhode Island-(Ex Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad J $50 m, and $50 m. and are
due at $40 a. M and 80 p. M
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $3.50
m; and due at $40 a.
Westcrn-(All towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cester,) $40 a. M, and are due at p. M
Albany, western New York and Western Sates,) $50
Springfield a. M, 400 p. and due at b.
a. M, $50 and HOS p.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counes,l $50 and 400 D. and due
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1880 a. m
and are due at s.l5 am.
New York city and southern States, $50 and 4ON
M; and are due at $50 and Hos m.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton Dana, North
and West Rutland, 945 a and are due 400 p IN.
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, and Oakham, 80 p
M; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester 945 a. m and 4.s0 M, and are due at 9O'
Millbury and West Millbury $40 a. H. and 8. 80 D. IN
and are due at $40 a. m, and $50 D. IN.
Shrewsbury, 3.5 p M, and is due at 800 a.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavie, $50 a
M; and are due at $50 D. IN.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodville, Westboro', Northboro, Southbore' Corla
willie and Grafton, 255 p. and due at g. Is
Milford, Mendon, Holiston, Bolton, Berlin, 9.l0
and 500 p. and due at 500 m. and $50 p.
Office hours from 700 a. IN. to 500 p NJ Sundays from
2.l0 TO II 40. p. EMORY BANISTER p. Nj.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS /!

and has exhibition the largest richest variety
of that class of Goods before offered by any
house in the CITY, To commence with here mention
a few of the more
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GolOrtester 1ailg Spg.

ELoPEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.-A millionaire
in Kant and a large landowner, had daugh-
ter upon whom he was prepared to bank ms
fortune. This young lady was wooed ana
won by the eurate of the parish in which she
resided. The reverend gentleman wished 10
make her his wife, but her father resolu,eiy
refused, and eventually she was I T IL, ~
marry rich Dutch merchant Upon her
m ma. her father settled 100000 on her
The lasiy was married about four years ana a
for,n;aht since clipped with her former ad-
m;rer the parson.--LomdOn Observer.
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Il. GILBERT az CO.,
PIANO-FORTE MANDATORY
asa Washington Street, Boston.
This firm originated A. NJ. 1928. They manufactui
Grand Parlor Grand, Upright, Square, and Eolian L
ano Fortes; viii promptly execute all orders sent
rect to the Mandatory, and refund the purchase
if not satisfactory 4. GILBERT a. co.
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Rallroaos.
1ssssssa5ass5ssa BOSTON & WORCESTER
s4s:s.5a=s:sss :zSRAILR0AD. = HINTER ARRANGE
: -S-sAEN7, commencing MONDAY, Novem-

1s5ssssd5ssssssa BOSTON & WORCESTER
5sz:zzasRAILR0AD. = WINTER ARRANGE
SS-sS77S--5 S~AENT, commencing MONDAY, Noven
PASSENGER TRAINS cave for Boston, as follows:
4, ll,O5 Exp. also Wedncsdays p M The l. / $40 a,
m and P M trains and the special train each wednes
DAY evening will start from upper Station; all Others
Milford, ITO $40 a. m. p. IN.
Northboro', Z, $50 a. m. 550 p. m,
Fr aIa9FS nc ce lS S n II o m m
:, FsTramngham Steamboat ses Oi5 m 4l2 Ex' SOS
SaxonvilIe, 655 Z. m. 45 p M
West Newton. s4a Ia ss wor 81 IL Ills W %
M ls2 S26 45I, 535 Wor, sl2, also Wednesdays lOS5
Brooklne 1915 7sO, SIS 49, 10 a. m. lis t2l5 80,
$50 3, also Wednesdays lois p. m.
TRAINS leave Boston as 'f follows lows. D'A''H
Eo Fx Wor s,e at 5 $50 Exp M 1903 Exp 49,
M MiiIIionTIy; ~ & a m M a SO p 81 m
Northboro. us a. m. 40, 4.9O p. m.
Marlboro, lis a. m. l.30, 430 p. m.
FF ra1nngha Center q 5lS m lSO go s. M
EXP also Wednesdays Ills pm,
Newton It's woI, $, $40 a. m: u, l.sO wor., sl5 400
oy', o,SV s.l5 also Wednesdays II IS ?: m.
$50; also Wednesdays II p. m.
New York Via sprnpeid $50 iI EXP ZAP p EXP D. M
New New York York via Norwich, 5l5 Exp p. m.
press Trains stop only at birmingham
sin connection with Trains Charles River Branch.
| Boston, Nov g. 1852 diff NIL
Eassgss1z--==a WORCESTER & NASHUA
rss=ss.zs=ssss=a L ILROAD Winter ARRANGEMENT.
| - On ant after Nov. lst 1858, Passenger
| Trains Will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills H., and AIS D. m.
| Leave Nashua at q a. m. and IL m. and 5 p. n.
AT Nashua, all trains with the trains OF Con
cord ilroad where passengers take the from
Montreal, and vermont Central Railroad
AT Groton Junction trains connect directly with the
trains OF the Stony Brook Railroad; and trains
Of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception the first
tram IRON Boston, and at Fchburg with trains of the
| Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide the New Eng
| land States" q. w RENTLEY Sunt
| Worcester Nov. l. 1885, diff jny27
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M RS MARY H. ADAMS,

HYDROPATIilC AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
The practice of MdDHeiy especially included
Also especial attention given to the treatment of Chill
Mrs Adams, having had number of years practice
can present ample and reliable testimonials her ability
and success 81 Sumner street
mo deoptf
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WOWE. PTERCE =, ~
DORTERsS COALINE OIL.-Tbis OH,

BIOhlEho COALlNE OlL.-Ihs IN,
~ being made from Coal, like kerosene" will burn
perfectly In the same lamps The Proprieors guarantee
that It shall be equal II not superior, to any Coal Oil
manufactured in the world, and that 1t shall give entire
satisfaction to purchasers
All interested will please call and see samples Of the
Oil burning at IL Broad Street, Boston.
J. PORTER co.
N B.-"Poiter's Coane OIL" our trademark, is Sc
cured TO us by copyright,
j. PORTER. J. A. GOULD.
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Ess.ssssz--==q WORCESTER & NASHUA
EE!s!7zEEzszEE.a NORWICH s WORCES-

| ess5s.zzszssss59 TER RAILROAD. Summer arrange
TRAINS Go 1Se! s 0ff Il LIZ IGAvE WORCESTER
r Al lO;l5 a. m (way Passenger Train.) Connects at
cord Manchester &C. Worcester Junction with trains
IN @ and western ROAD arrives
station o at 2.l5 p M for New London.
cord Manchester, Lawrence, Fitehburg, &c Worcos
road J"nc Gsa froR
rom Way stations for sew l Yo ss bS
from Allyn's Point, will take this train
AT tO0 p m Steamboat Express Train for New York }
Leaves Boston at SIS Connects Worcester with
trains from Concord, Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence,
Sashna Fchburg &c At Plaipeld with train from
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH
boat Express 1ran) Worcester and Boston, Nashua
ywGih ,d Lowell Lawrence Manchester, Concord,
At SO NJ Way Passenger Train Connecting at
rrovide9ce at 800 m at Worcester Junction With
jth oi western road, 9r Springfield, Albany, &c
Lawrence, Manchester Concord, &c. o
Painield Junction with trains and from Hartford and
providence Reaches Worcester in seas0n for the ex
les Diff Pst.M. ANDREWS supt
rsssssaH7sEEasH WESTERN RAILROAD
- g1NT NaS AlR szs
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, Hudson and the
" EST Sace9nmodationl at $40 m and $3.50
FOR Sprnsied an Express Freight Train with passen,
lckets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
fdlTodd CoRnectioRs.-At Albany with the New York
central Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with the
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston, At
State Line with the Housatonic At Pittsfed with the
North Adams and Stockbrdge. At Westield with the
Hampshire and Hampden AT Springfield with the Hart
Ioru ana New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
AT Palmer with the New London and Amherst
,voroos.ox u,,,,,a-o. HENRY GRAY Sup't.
"ViHeStef, April IL, lo09' If
Is5sss7ii6assagsg PROVIDENCE & WOR-
fs.:=s555zzzssEss9 CESTER RAILROAD Fall Arrange
Z, 1859. ~ ~ OH'D@A -NoN'
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester Mt
4 ~ ana II AS a. M, and AGO D. M
orcester Tor Providence and way stations at 90 and
ll:3o a. M, and 400 p. IN. - w ~
Trans connect at Worcester Junction with Trains TO
anu from the Western, Worcester and Nashua Boston
anu orcester, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
lhouEn ilckets 10 all important points at the West
can oe obtained at the Office of the Company in Proyi-
oe1Illce' at as low rates as by any other route
iIans TO and from Valley Falls Providence will
, Valley Falls for Providence at 625 500 s53 10 co.
ai,9V a. M and LOO, LES, 200, 900 400 5.54, sos
Providence for Valley Falls at $50 go, $50, TO-
= o. 40; a. M 100 M, anu l3O, 2.3O $780, 4.2O, 500
Those trains in bold figures are the Worcester trains
1, S. II. TABOR Supt
o'iuohce' nov I, 1893 diff my2
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SNeottnres.
ID R S W E E t S
INFALLIBLE EMINENT,

The Great Extcrnai Remedy
For 6ase1natisn Goat, Eearalgia Leutago sf Nee
and Jo,Rts' SpraiHs, Bruises, cuts and Wouads
Fites, Hedddche and all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders
never ias ms Lniment is prepared from the recipe
Dr stephen sweet Of Connecticut, the famous bone set
W years with the most astonishing success.
As An ALLEVIAToR OF PAIN, it is unrivalled BY
any PREPARATION before the public, of which the most
:, This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically. RHrrr
Matte DISORDERS of every kind and in tbo9ssnd Of
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every case, however distressing. 'e'4'i III
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l. o% a b from nlpradenee or excess this Linment
upon the nervous ts us Acting directly
the SYSTEM and restores it to elasticity and vigor
FOR PILEs:As an external remedv,we claim that tits
the best KNOWN and we challenge the world to produce
an eqa" Every victim of this distressing complaint
cure.
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
tremey malignant and dangerous but timely appca
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sPRAiSs are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
worst case may be conquered by this Lnnent in
| three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
BURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderfully
healng properties OF DR.. SWEETS INFALL1BLE LIN
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| BLAINS, FROSTED FEET, and INSECT BITES and
| STlNGS. ~
| EVERY HORSE OWNER should have this remedy a
hand i9r It's timely use at the first appearance of Lam
ness VIII enectually prevent those formidable disease
to which all horses liable and which render SO man
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred ountary testimonials to the woner-
full curative properties OF this iniment have been re
ceiyed within the last two years and many them from
| persons in the highest ranks Of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
| ness OF DR.. stephen Sweet every label and also
stephen sweets lnfalibe Lniment blown the glass
OF each bottle without which none are genuine.
| RICHARDSON 1t CO.,
Sole Proprictors, Norwich, Conn
For sale by DAVID SCOTT and GEO. r. sPURR
| Worcester, and all Dru. gists. tawtf mi
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.