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Chairman Peoples State Committee.

PULLED IT TOO UARD.-An %intelli-
gent German Of this county, who has for
merly voted the Democratic ticket, gives
the following reason for voting with the
Republicans : ~ links long time ago l
leaves the Democrats, but every year dey
pulls de wool ober mine eyes, and SO |
goes nit them again; but dis time dey
pull it SO tam far Dat / sees right ODER de
top! Dat ish Wy | votes de Republican
dicket. "-LHcKean Miner.
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Bg- We trust our friends in every
township in the County will take meas,
ures to send il the returns "a week from
Tuesday night as soon as the votes are
counted. Whether Lincoln gets a thou
sand majority or not in this county, We
want to tell the world of 1T Wednesday
eycning-and we can do it if the returns
all get here by Wednesday noon. Will
not our friends help US TO DO it, and carry
the printed returns back with them
"Wednesday evening?
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TpYARDs of twelve hundred youn,
men, from twenty-eight different StateS9
have been educated for business at the
Iron City College, Pittsburg, Pa, within
the last three years aud Of the LARGE
number graduating there, not Que is
known to have failed IN being able 10
satisfy his employers, or to manage sue.
cessfully the books entrusted to his care
This is the result of the settled policy of
the school, to grant Diplomas to none bp,
thoroughly qualified and skillful Account.
ants asbmy True Press, Sept 1860
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To the People oCEennsylyanIa.


Ih.idutlpald OCT. IL. 1901.
Pennsylvania has spoken in thunder
tones in behalf of the Union, of her in
dustry, Of freedom. Her people have
met the combined hosts Of sectioualism,
disunionism, free trade, and all others
who sought markets for their sufrages ;
and a majority Of $4,000 for Governor,
twenty Congressman, and more han two-
thirds Of each branch Of the Legislature,
attest the fidelity Of u State to the ia
tegrity Of our institutions and to the
common prosperity of our country.
Indiana, Ohio and Minnesota have
Joined the keystone State in demanding
that sectional discord, wanto prohigacy,
and the desolation Of free trade, shall
cease to be the policy Of the national gov
eminent.
The decisive battle has been fought
i nation has been redeemed from disun-
ion and dishonor by the verdict of Tues
day last The issue was made by our
foes and accepted by our friends, and
millions today greet the triumph as the
uncrring halbiuger Of our national Olsen
thralment.
Let the friends Of lie right not be con-
tent with an ordinary yictory-Abraham
Lincoln can be called to the Presidency
by a clear majority Of the people Of the
United States, if all who shall rejoice at
lis coming will but east their suffrages
for him. To that majority Pennsylvania
can and will contribute full fifty thousand.
We have but to be faithful to our great
cause, and it is done. Let every man be
at his post on the great day, aud the
largest majority ever given in Penpsyl-
vania to a Chief Magistrate viii be cast
on the 9th of November for Abraham
Lincoln, for Uuion, for Freedom, for
fraternity!
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DGr We want all kinds of Grain, at
the highest market price, in payment of
debts due this Office, and for new sub
scriptions. One bushel Of good Wheat
will buy TIE JOURNAL for one year, If
delivered at til new Grist Mill in this
place. Some day when you are coming
to mill throw in a bushel of wheat or
enough of some other kind of grain to
pay your years subscription in advance.
If you do not come to mill here, send the
grail to US BY some neigbbor who is COM
ing here on business, aud we will send
you back a receipt. The plenteous mar.
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D~ Catharine Bottsford, young and
intelligent, and peaceabLy pursuing her
vocation Of seamstress in the city q
Charleston. S. o., was recently arrested
on suspicion of being engaged in circu
lating "'incendiary documents" aud in
default Of bail, was committed to prison
On examination. the only proof that
could be adduced against her was that
she had been heard to say that she 'loccd
{jJcyty as she did tic rc|igjoa If Jesus. =
For this sentiment, uttered in the free
city Of Charleston as a free citizen of the
United States, she was condemned, and
now pines in a prison.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR NICE-PRESIDENT.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
OF MAINE.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
c,nu,u, JAMES POLLOCK,
"'"''" %" Thomas N. Howe,
Danrreauyyg1e

R4~Wc hoped to give the official vote
in the State ills week, but it has not yet
to hand. Andrew Stewart is not
elected to Congress in the Fayette dis
trict-Lazear receiving 1900 majority in
Green county, which joins Virginia. We
would like to know how many times three
ffths it required to make the 1000? ~
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vest gathered this fall has enabled all n
debted to US to pay up, and many who
have never taken the paper to commence
doing SO. May We not hope their atten-
ton will be called to the fact, by this par
agraph +?
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TO COnsunptives

FKvHE Advertiser, having been restored to,
4 health in few weeks by u very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-iS anxious to make
known to Lis fcliow-sufererS the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free of charged with
the directions for preparing and using the.
same, which they viii find Il SURF CURE for.
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs, sc. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it Will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by E. y. STEb'
BINS 4 BRO. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
oppositeD. +. GIas5mire's Hotel,
E.ulor-n,rt u,
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Best sample Of Pears from Dwarf stock.
Giles GgStin, 30
Best sample of Red Siberian Crab, Jacob
Poet, 90
LUMBER.
Best manufactured lumber, Giles Gus
tin, 70
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Sample of 80 yards of Carpet, Mrs. Ira Can
field, W
, pieces Of CarPeting, Mrs. G. W. G..
Judd, 90
2 " Of Wooden yarn, do 90
Roll of Flannel, Mrs. Wm. B. Ayers, 80
. Bed quilts, Mrs. Almcron Nelson, 80
do Mrs. 4. BounsviIlc, %
Worstcd Tidy, Miss C.. \. Metzger, 30
MECHANICAL AND FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS, &c.
Pendulum Churn, w. b. Gordnier, Paten-
tee. SO
Improved Horse Fork, Gladding's Patent,
j. Weston Bird, %
Flat-land Plow, P, A, Stebbins, Jr, so
Revolving Rifle, J. B. Smith, so
Best Ironing Of Democrat Wagoa, G. G
Nanley, 90
Best Ox-yokn, G. c. Manley, Is
Making Copper Boiler, James Turner, %
A New Straw-CUtter invented by the de-
positor A. b. Goodscll, the Judges considered
deserving of notice, but as ii was not. in work
ing order, thought it best to withhold a pre-
MUM. They also noticed a good article OF
Sash exhibited by c.. c. Lyman. of Ulysses,
not entered in time for competition.
EQUESTRIANISM.
The Judges laborcd under some h%esitancy
to decide between three Of the Equestrians
but taking into consideration that Miss Ann
Washburn rode UttdoHt q SuaAe they awarded
her the premium,
Ridiag Bride, .Nrtngal and Whip.
GENTLEMEN'S DISCRETIONARY CON.
MIrTEE.
Writing Machine, for the Blind, Ira G. Bal
com, l 90
Specimens of Horse-Shoeing exhibited
on horses entered by dennis Hall,
and G. Is. 0~yerton, ChaS. Manning, l 90
Horse Shoe and Ok shoe, Ezra Stark
wcthcr, 30
Horse Shoe, Abncr Fosmer, Diploma.
Sash Door, Andrew Gordnier, so
Axe uelyes, c. G. Manley, 80
Rife, A. B. GoodseIl, Diploma.
LADIES DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE.
Pencil Drawings, Miss Rhoda E.. Rath-
bon, ! 90
Landscape, Oil painting, Miss Virginia
Smith, ! 90
Voyage of Life, crayon, Mrs. Il. 0 spaf-
ford, 80
Wreath of Flowers; water c~olors, leather
work frame, Mrs. Il. 0 SpaIord, so
Coudcrsport Academy, water c%olors, Miss
Susan Russell, 20
Winter Landscape, Miss S. Russell, 20
Large Hair Wreath, in frame, (made by
Miss Jane \. Howe N. b. Briggs, rs
Ornamental Barr Frame, Mrs. e.. S. Ben
son, 10
Moss Landscape, burr frame, Mrs. J. W.
Butterworth, 80
Embroidered Flannel, Mrs. s. A. Georges 0
do Slippers, Miss Louisa NJ. Joerg, so
do Ottoman Cover, Miss R. L. Rath-
bon, %
silk Patchwork for Chair, Miss c. A.
Mctzger, 25
do do do Mrs. Z. ).
Benson, %
Crochet shawl, wooden, Mrs. r. L.
Nichols, %
Crochet work, " sunset" Miss Louisa But
terworth, IL
Pair wooden mittens, Miss RI Rathbon, 10
Lamp Stand, Mrs. VIM. 5. Raymond, 20
Preserved cherries and curraut WINE, Mrs.
S. J. Simons, 80
4 Jars spiced Fruit, Mrs. P. c. Metzger, %
Jar Of Raspberry Jam, Mrs. Ida B. Chase, q
Jar Of Raspberry Preserves, Mrs. J. NJ
Judd, &C
Loaf of Bread, Mrs. J. W. Butterworth, 2,
= Boquets Of dried grasses, Miss c.. \
Mctzger, q
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tie Banner County, and they are here.
viii you bring them out? Ulysses town.
ship has her arrangements already made,
aud viii swell her majority to t'cd hHn-
bred. If the other large townships Will
do as. well, we shall givea clear thousand
for Lincoln. Now then, let your tri-
umphant shout in the final charge, be
heard in every log cabin-on all our hill
tops-in the rccesscs Of our forests, and
throughout all the land. And so shall
the Flag Of Freedom sweep Oh to a mag
nihcent victory.
a week from next Tuesday is the tine
fixed upon for the dawning of the new
day of American pol,tics-the sentinels
on the outposts IN Maine, Vermont, Con
necticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
have already proclaimed the coming Of
the day, and on the 9th of November
nearly 100000 votes will confirm its
dawning in the name Of Freedom. Re-
publicans of Potter, will We not all be
heard in behalf Of Freedom? Two thou
sand and twenty-five votes were cast for
Governor in this county-l600 for Free
dom woald be nearly four ifths of that
shall it not be so?
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON

4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN.-TLe subscriber VIII send free Of
cdarge) to all who desire it, the Recipe and
directions for making a simple Vegetable Balm
that will, in from two to eight days, remove
Pimples, Blothes. Tan, Frechles, Sallownessr
and all impurities and roughncss of the Skin,
leaving the same-as Nature Intended it shod
be-&cG, clcar, smooth and bcautfpR. Thosc de-
string the RecIge, with full instructions, d.
rections, and advice, will please call Oh or ad-
dr.ss with return postage.)
JAS. 7. MARSHALL,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
48-l3t No. 30 City Buildings, \. York.
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DaugEas,s spcecn in EpmbUGueI

A big %Iujun," from the Pembina
country, who zane to Dubuque (says the
Times of the I3th,) on Thursday last to
listen to the great SQuattor Chief Of De-
mocracy, took down the speech in his
own dialect for circulation among the
Brccch-clouts, and having been overcome
last night by the "bospitallties Of the &C.
casion," and fallen asleep upon a curb
stone, lost his report, which, however,
was found, and has been handed to us for
preservation and Pcrpetuation
ugh! Big Squatter, me-hcap .
BE great man; drink heap whlskey; talk
loud. Great big country-me love it
ali my country NE save it and hang
everybody. Ne love all de peoples-me
great SQuattcr. Breckenridge no good
light me, big SQuatter, lie talk some
hot heap, like me. Breckenridge bad
man-wolf. Ne good man. Me whip
Breckenridge. Lincoln no goodnight
me-bad man-no Squattcr. Lincoln
coward-squaw-no ta!k-no drink whis-
Ky. Ne drink heap whi,ky-makcs me
feel great big. Me have good mother.
Mother have great son-big Squattcr.
Ne 20 see mother, Lincoln coward
10 dare 90 see mother-no got mother
60 got tatLcr-no dare 90 see mothers
and fathers grave. Ne whip Lincoln.
Ne hang Breckenridge and Lincoln, like
John Brown. Den ne be great Chief.
Ne protect all de people. Lincoln no do
it Breckenridge 10 do it. Lincoln DO
good; Brcckinridge no good ; uigger no
good. CLANS good whisky good me
heap good. Me no care for your votes
no want your votes. You vote for NE
me let you-make you great men,
Let you do what please, if please me
Vote for me-mc be great Chief. Me
say what please, all over dis great coun-
try. Lincoln no dare talk Breckenridge
no dare talk much NE talk heap, loud.
Whisky good-big Squattcr, me-
Whoop. Mime @anha rash to doc F'
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List Of Premiums Awarded
AT THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
POTTER Co. AGRICULTURAL y HoR'
TIoURAL SOCIETY, Ger. l0Tn AND
18th, 1860.
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THE election in Nebraska resulted in
the choice of Morton. (Dem.) for Dele
gate to Congress, and u democratic ma
,jority in both houses Of the Legislature.
NAPLES, Rome, aud the whole of
Southern Italy is now in tie hands Of
Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel.
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Republican IitE,t--lS60.
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NORWICH & WORCES.
EN NNTI HUNU.-NPRlNG ARR
20 MENT, Apri, 2, 1860.
1f,,rt.p ys.s.s. gf...sg. ....

e.
$50 MENT, April 2, 1860.
Trans Cong South, Ledue Worcester
Al $50 a. m, tWay Passenger Train.} CONNECTING nj
ilanheld with trains for Providence and Hartford ar
irving N Providence at lQ3N m and Hartford at il 80
& m Arriving in Norwich IN sorson for train leaving
London ~ " " ~ '''"
At ll0O a. m. (way Passenger Train) Connects nj
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua lowell
concord ManchesieT &c at Worcester Junction with
uVlhS from Boston, Providence. and Western road.
AT 43O p. tWay Passenger TrainJ Connects M
concord Manchester Lawrence, Fitchburg &C : and nj
worcester junction with trains from BOSTON, Providence
ma western road, At Paintied junction trains from
TQNuehce ana Hartford arrive in for this train
w Iassehgers trom way stations Tor New York bV
steamer rom Allyn's Point, will take this train ~
At 100 Steamboat Express 'Trnin tnr New, yorl,
oonhects at Worcester with trains from Boston Con,
Cofu, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence. Nashua Ftchburg
Mc, AZ Ilalnheld with trains from Providence Leaves
norwich Tor Allyn's Point at 9l5 pm
M Trans GONG North, Leave Norlcich
AZ Low a. a., or ON arrival Of steamer (Steauhoot
Express Train) For Worcester and Boston NnsT
vwihGihp99Ts, LOWELL Lawrence, Manchester Concord
AZ dVO a. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connects nj
IHnn'la Junction with train for Providence arriving
~ toViueuce A A3O a. M; at Worcester Junction wifi
t,nns Tor Springfield. Albany. &C.. with trains III i a.
chester. Concord, &c. ~ No' 'i"h
AZ ~. tWay Passenger Tran1 ARRIVING nj Wor
vatvr JunGlun IN season for trains to Boston proVI
w. ~ oprlnRnCl1, and Albany at Worcester for trains
W ,noolulli NASHUA, Lowell. Ftchburg. ,Nc
AZ $40 .. m. WAY Passenger TfainD Connorts M
a'pIeia Junction with trains TO and from Providence
train 10 Boston. | 'f''s
mch3O DIT P.sT.M ANDREWS, Superintendent.
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8Oston advertisements.

SILVER S0AP-A new and beautiful
~ preparation made by the BosToN INDExIcAL SOAP
Co., expressly for cleaning and polishing Silver Plated
and Britannia Wares and for cleaning Mirrors Marble
Tin &c 1t is much convenient and effective than
any of the in may be used even by
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nothing that possibly injure the finest plate or Jew
cry or even the most delicate skinthough designed
for toilet 1t is far superior to any other soap for
cleaning fine House Paint, Satuary Artificial Teeth.
Plate, &c, nc,
Many of our largest Importers, and manufacturers of
silver and plated who have used it, given it
their unqualified approval. Read the following:
BosToN, May 2. 1859.
Messrs. SANFORD & BUBDUT;
Genlemen-AteT repeated trials of your Silver Soap,
recommend it the best article hare erer seen
for cleaning silver and plated ware 1t be used
! by every family. Yours, respectfully,
SHREvE, BROWN, & Co.,
UateJ Jones, Ball. Coz
BOSTON, June J, 1859.
given your Silver Soap thorough trial, find
nothing equal it, il cleans silver quicker better and
with less trouble than anything have been able TO find
Yours, respectfully,
BOSTON. June 10, 1859.
Gentiemen-We have made careful trial of YOUR Silver
Soap, and find it admirably adapted cleaning of
frosted work, and take pleasure in
the public safe and effective for removing
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TABOR We have never better article for the above
purpose. Yours, truly, &c,
HADDoCK. LINCOLN, & Foss,
Is and 81 WASHINGTON street,
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G0lurtester Daily Spn.
Worcester Post once-summor Arral

Worcester POst Omce-Summer Advancement
Mails Close follows
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New lamp
are due at 100 p.
Fichhurg, Lancaster Leominster, West Boylston Oak
dale. Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, \. H., at SEQ m,
9.l5 a m
City OF Boston 80 and $40 a. M, 2O, 25O,and 500
p. M; and are due at 500 a M $50 and 6.35 p
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusetts-9l0 m, and soc p. m; and due at 500
a. M. $50 and $50 p M
Rhode island Except towns the Worcester and
providence Railroad.,l $50 M, and $3.50 and
due at $40 a. M. and $50 p.
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $3.50 D.
m. and are due al $40
Westorn-tAl towns in Massachusetts West of WoE
cesterl us a. M and are due at l245 D. M
Albany, Western New York and Western States,) 1.l5
a. M and 4W p M and are due at II As and 1890 p
Springfield l5 q. ~, and 400 p. and due at a.4n
I'm. u IS and 1890 nm.
Hartford, all Connecticut except Wndham and New
London counties us H. M. and 400 p. and due
at l2.45 and 1898
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wndham County, Conn. 1890 a ;
and are due at Sis am.
New York city southern States 10 90 a. M and Loo
,. m; and are due at $50 and Hos p m.
Barre, Barre Plains Petersham Paxton, Dana, North
and vest Rutland, 9.45 and due at400 p.
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and 0akhan, $50
M; ana are due at 800 am.
leicester s45 A. m, and 4.SO m and are due at 900
a. m, and 800 p.
AIillbHry, and West MIbury $50 a. m and g. 80 p. III.
and are due at $40 M, and $50 p m,
shrewsbury. $50 p. NJ, and is due at 800 a. m.
Graton, New England Village, and Cordavtle, 6,3O a.
M; and are due at $50 y.
birmingham, South birmingham, HOpkinton, Ashland
Woodvile, Westboro, Norhboro', Southb0rO Corda
vile. and Grafton, 1910 and due at lis
Milford, Mendon. HoliStOn Bolton, Berlin, $40 a m
and 500 D. M: and a soc a. m. and 100 D. M
Office hours from 645 a m TO 500 p. Sundays from
l2l0 II 40. p. EMORY BANlSTER P NJ.
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pROF. HUMPHREYS SPECTFTC
a HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES are for sale Inv IA
NID SCOTT, Druggist ' ~ ~

LIST Of Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Remedies.
For Fever, Congestion and Inflammation Heat Pain
RestessneSs. W am
2-F9r Worm Fever, Worm Collie voracious Appetite
s-F9r Collie, Ieething Crying, and wakefulness, Slow
Growth, and Ieipleness OF Infants 10y INV
4-tor Diarrhea, of Children Adults Cholera Infant
- UNI, and summer Complaints
ious Collie, Fall Dysentery 0Y''N' 'ipN'ss' hn-
6-for Cholera Cholera Morbus, Nausea and VOMITING
Asthmctic Breathing. l7'
For Coughs Colds, lioarseness Bronchitis. Innucn
S-For I0othaehe Faceache, Nervous Pains NEURALGIA
ana Tic DolorcUX. 'ei''
9-For Headaches Sick Headaches, Vertigo. Rusb of
Blood to the Head. law 9" vi
lO-For Dyspepsia, Weak Acid or Deranped Stonacb
Constipation, Liver Complaint ~
-FSr Suppressed heises or Scany, Delaying Green
l2-F9r Leacorrhea or Whites Bearing Down, too Pro-
l3-For Group lloarse Croupy Cough Difficult and ron
. pressed Breathing sVP
l4-FqT sab heam Grusty Erruptions, Eyspeas, scad
Chest, Back, Side, or Limbs. ''"''' III INC
l6-For Feverand Agne, Intermittent Fever Dumb nm
Old lnveterate Ague - 'e"V'
f-Fqg Piles, Internal q External, Blind or Bleeding,
lS-F9r 0pthalmy Weak or Inlamed Eyes or Eyelids.
IN railing or weak sight.
l9-F9r Gatarrh Acute Or Chronic. Dry or Flowing.
m =, COD in the Head Influenza. 'is'
2O-FOr WhOOpng Cough, shortening and naIiotino 4.
or Spasmodic Cough. ''''''s w.
2l-For Asthma, Oppressed Difficult, i.aborcd Breath
Fer Ear Discharges Noise in the Head impaired
and Old Ulcers '"'ss'
A-For General Debility, physica! or Nervous Wenk
" o'''-
25-For Drops,, Fluid Accommodations Tumd swelIipgs
with Scanty Secretuns. "h''
itng. 0''' ''ii-
2i-For Urinary Diseases Gravel, Renal CacuIi Difficult
or Painful Urinatlon '
2o-For SEMINAL Emissions, Involuntary Discharges and
49, Consequent Pr0sration and Debility wiz
@-For urinary inconnence, Wettng tic Bed too fire..
m went painful or scalding urination.
de-For Painful Menses, Cramp or SpHsms at the tnes
90 or Itching and Irritation pruriiis ''
3l-Fgr Suherings at Change Of Life; Trrepulnritios
rluSnes OF Heat falpitGtons and even Disease ~
Forsac by DAVID SCOTT. 25l Main corner Mecbon
ic street dtf ~ N'0i ''oVlsn
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PUMICE STONE SOAP.

This Soap unvaied for its erasive properties
from any causc alka Itscours the hands and renders
them soft and white. 1t like magic in removing
Writing and Printers Ink Pitch Varnsh Acid and 9TH
er stains, from the hands, without the of OIL alcohol
other neutralizng agents. 1t is equal the best
French pOncac in quality and sold less than half
the price
Manufactured by the BOSTON INDEXICAL SOAP Co.
GEO. W. Stafford q CO, Agents,
(Late Stafford & Burdtt,)
mvl2 d9tavyEyy9,o Sudburv stroat Roetop
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0Qlinootus. Doors. Nt.
~ WIN VS., DOORS
I6AW SAZHES AND BLINDS.

We would respectfully call the attention of Carpenters
and the public generally to our large stock Of
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS AND SASHES,
which we offer for sale at very low prices We have
Windows glazed with German, English and American
Glass
For Instance, we will sell Windows, 9xl2 and 9xl3,
9Xl2 and 9Sl3 for sl2oto sl25 cheaper Lip Windows
glazed II desired. l0Al4 and l0Nl5 Lip Windows IA thick
for 81 "A to Sl,5O, and Doors IT. ink it. in Il thick
for 3e and upwards Nice Bowel Doors II thick made
of Western lumber, for S374 Blinds for 9Xl2 and Okla
windows, GOOD, first quality Blinds, well painted with
three coats Of paint, with trimmings complete for 81 49,
One-la rolling shades from 10 TO zoe extra.
We give you the above prices they are sizes most
used; other sizes we will sell in proportion Work
made to order on reasonable terms
Please call ana examine, before purchasing elsewhere
az the Junction of Main and Soulbrdge Streets only
few rods South of City Hall, Worcester, Mass
apll dtf ID. d G. +, STEVENS