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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
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The best SOAP in use is PYLE's 0. X. SOAP
Intelligent Housskeepers approve trial The editors Of
this paper Times and Post and all the religious papers buy
h Tor family use. Sold by 0rocsu everywhere. Msnufac
ured by JAMES Pile $50 Wsshington-st. Franklin.
TIE No. GA new Lock-Stitch" Ma
csTE OF great speed capacity simplicity. aud durability
pisde especially for Army Clothing and Taors use 1t IL
eay superior 70 any other Stitch" Machine In use
Price go. GROVER BAKsR g. N. Co., No. 4e5 Broad
way New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Fifteenth Ward Republican Associn .Ion.-A
meeting 1hs Association viii be held az Nishts Hotel
cor.5l oi <Ast and Broadway. On NEDNkSDAl ESEN'
ING len iust 40 "A O'Clock fer tho purPoie ofescns
sles the e,cTl. Conventions h puyhncs OF ,he eau o'
ne Centrs Cos,nltiee Polls open from u g. o,c'ek
nAINEN 4. CLEVELAND, 1T Nico Resident
ratA !. LIv'NGs ros Secretary.
Sixteenth MHra Republican Asaociinoi';;-
An election delegates 10 the several tons ~ " ~
n M f.ffti torittse Will be hsii a. 'Aa heh. lAS
n aisftb az ~ EDNK sDAY EyIhIN,l Nov ~ Pol
op.n lr0m u III * l'c.3cA NM N"'N'' IVA"
| II O. PeAns lGssset.fies
| 0l,. II. GaAS, ..Il l.a .. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

vour.eenta WRrL-P orsaant to Call Of the Cen.
trsi Comnistes, Pr.maEy Election will be- held THIS
IS odnesdayl ENENaNG ai the Republican Heaiqualte.s.
No 375 Broomes ~ ELECT DELEGATES TO the various
Conventions Poll. will be open betyeen hllpis, seven
aod u no oal,ck. SIDNEY SMITH. President
JAmEs aoaAa' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

TIfln Wur1 EfpuDItfHu -Af5UF IIlaUHs- q Ut.t'
lns Of this A.sociou viii De held a. Ards "a ara hd
tel on WEDNESDAY, EVENING. l2thinst.. at oeoek, {
Ole, pes-.e, to the v.fi9cs Conventions. per cal Of IN
Central Committee Polls open from y % p m By order
NATHAN KINOSLEl, President.
Ns Henry BAICgv. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Eourteeutb Ward Republican Association
snrris Meeting Al be he'd the Headquarters, No a2t
R,oome..t THIS (yednesdayl EVENING Nov l2 for ths
ELECTION Of DE EUATtS. Polls open from to 9ocoox
ADOLPHUS BORSr. President.
}STs SSnsrS g'sHT & = WILCOX seclo'.'is'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

second Ward.-In accordance WITT, the rscommends
oa tho Rep9bcan Central COMMITTEES the Membsrs OF
the Second Ward Republican Association will meet at head
auarie- No II Be@kman st. st a O'Clock WEDNESDAY,
EVENING Nov H. 1852 to Elect DELEGATES to tho several
Conventions ordersd Polls open from "A &c O'Clock.
NJ G. FORDHhM. President
JOSEPH MASsISG, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
Special Dispatch to The n I. Tribune.
WAsHSGT0S, Monday Nov. II. icc7.

!. D. ToWNsEND. A,....al A8ialsa.. t;eneIal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

SIKH Ward.-A Meeting OF the REPUBLICAN, ASSO
1fAlIDN OF tfe ard will ts held a. Goiens. eoIuer Q
oatre and Fsauklinsts, THIS lNedaesdsyl ~ LINING
Nov l. pursuant tho II ofthc Republican Committee 10
fhe purpose Of holding Prr sly election Members are re
gne .ted to D.. punciusl in attendance. BY order Of
Go t,nrs,Y sec', ID Is. DWlRF, Pfe,V
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Eighft Ward Republican Associntion.-A Meet.
ng Of thus Assoesiion win De held "a h.adquet.es no ls
Iruce..t on WEDNESDAY EVENING l2lh inst at
for the parpor OF esctns Delegates 20 tho several
Conventions specified IA the call Il the Cenl Conn
ANDREW BLEAkLEf Pres.dcn,
wM. PArrERsos, }sscsslarie.
Cu,s.N n YEnsAS ''''N
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Gbs 9aiIg SPY.

Portugal legalizng the importation OF ceItaiu for,
the recent authorization OF the CORES. las been
communicated % his department by tile minister
resident OF tie United States az Lisbon and is pmb-
hsied as beng OF interest TO the agricultural and
commercial classes OF this colmuy:-
Department Of STATE for Pltbfc Works. Coasnace and
Industry.
In accordance with the authorization conceded 10
the government by the law f-ti.e llil OF the cur
rent month, and having heard. in coniiinii, with
article "a OF said law. the civil governors of the
kngoon the respective councils OF districts. aid the
general council 81 commerce, industry, and seicul
ture, am hereby pleased to decree the following
ART. l. The importation OF foreigucereals. wheat,
lowed through the iuGnd OF maritime ports OF the
continent Of ihe kngdom until tie ED OF The
month Of April next.
SOlHS: The cereals thus admitted are only o pay
tile same duties IS national grain wien dispatched
OF eClsun.ltion.
ART. I'd. Alter the term specified in tlis decree
such cereals therein specified will still be adj
united ii it be proved leioie Co,eumcit and tie
respective fiscal committee that the same cereals
lett the ports OF their Shipment Tor those OF His
Kingdom in suf- cient time TO have arrived within
tine specified time in the case OF n regular voyage.
Let the Councillor of STATE Minister and Secieta-
Ty of State for Finance and the Minister for Public
Works, Commerce and Industry thus understand
these presents and cause the same to be executed.
Palace of Necessidades, the 2Sth OF September,
1861 THE kING
ANTONIO JOE D'AvILA,
VELLozo DE lIARTA.
THRAso AUGUSTE.
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d0lorteaIs1 @alIp SCI


Ajeils Close as fcllows:
Northern Worcester 7aity, Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, via worcester Nshaa Railroad, at Sad and
Fitchhura Lincssrer Leursinsler West Boylsto, Oak
dale, Clinton. Leeii. sd Nasiiaa y. H. at Gee
snd S5o P M and are cue al sis a. n and o3 O. IN;
Princeton and East Tincetqa & $50 p and IS due at
9.l5a
City Ct Boston 30 ana a89 a. m. as and SEQ D. NJ
and are due a. sl5 s. m, A;9 END 400
Maine, hsstenl SeT i.is lsiile and Eastern Gsss1.
chusetis-4oe N, oG So p N and are due At BIS
Rhode Isiani--s esaest towns on The Worcester and
Providence Asiroa L. 5i o. IT,. ava $50 p m; aud are
due atA.4i q "a, sl- l5s p a..
Way Mail fl9sl9slca Esi worcester Railroad 5dV
IN; and are Jlua at $50 d. 20.
NesteFn-lAlt towns in A3ssae nasetts west Of " OF
caster 8 Is >. M, ard are due as .. n.
Albay ~ estern Now York ana Western states -
a. NJ aud $50 D. M. ana due al and 1915 p.
SpIneael5 r., ana 20 P ;iii al are due at 9lu
Hartford sill Conneeficut tsxcapt windhaIn and New
London countless SIS and 500 p Ms and are due
Towns o. line esSor,oh and worcester Railroad and
New London ano Minoiain County, Conn.,, 1900 a. N
New YORK cry aud southern States 30 "a M, and at
800 and 5p m; and are due at 80 a, m and at $3.50
andl As m.
Dana, q est Rutland 945 ms and are due at SEQ
Holden Rutland North Rutland iIubbardston Cold.
brook, and 0akha-n, s.5n and are due st SOS N;
leicester a4S a. IA, and 81 H. ana are due at 9Vl
Miiibnry and west Muliur, $40 a u, and $50 p. m,
and are due 81 80 a M. and 90 p ul,
shrewsbury, 81 3 .. NJ and IS due az 500 q. r.
Grafton. Sew EuEisId N..lage, and Coraavtle g. a
M; ane are cue * 80 p ~
Fralningham, Sodth Fram,n CHAM, ilopkinton Ashland
WoodviAe, Westbesn'. Nofthbol0' SoushbVro' Soraa
vile. and ffrsfto 30 p. and are due al BIS d. IN
Milford Mendon. iloliston Bolton Berlin, 800 a.
and SuO p. N. ana sre quo At Is ana % p m
mail for Sew lori and Boston and bevona Is closed
at this Office sunday at Is 90 O'clock ?.
Office heErSl1e 4. H., TO 500 p. Sunday5 from
l2.l0to y 40. .. J. NJ. EARLE P. N
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-775ss5=55-7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
=.ss.s-s s=ssaRAILROAD. 49, WINTER ARRANGE
NENT, oomnle ncing MONDAY, Nov Is,

1851.
PASSENGER TRAINg .eavefor Boston, as follows
leave Worcester al AS Exp, I, $40 a. M, 800 Exp
4y9 ll25 Exp. p: M me 19f0 a. m; aud 4uO D. M
trains start from the upper all others from the Lower
Nulbary, $40 a. NJ a4Op. m.
Grafton, IL 1905 a. m. 40 o. n.
cordavine' IA i029 a M. a ,. m.
Ashland. Is 1885 a. m; 5l .. %.
Alford, 7lO, 9.4j a. ~. 4l0 p. m.
sorthboro', Z, m. 800 3, m
Birmingham; 525lExpress 500 Exp, sos, 1919 m,
Sa.ies. / - si5, loo 4. p. 100 slSp m.
Sswt9n Lower Tails SIS, 500 a n s45, 500 p. m Al
We-i I, >s~ten ~ iI SIS. al2, ll22 wor. a. M,
A. 36 M RI S' SO; u p Y, 10 am LIS 1850 tieO
tn connection WIN trains on Charles River Branch
Special Newton and Brookline, end Monday ii p NJ
Worcester n iri N, may be omitted
For new York, va Springfield, $50 Exp. a. M. Exp,
sew Io5k; va Norwich $50 Exp .. m.
o 9yi so0 ~ 9oe 5 a M 10 EAR. 3 o M, 80
bsl hAp, Soy t1p. IN Also, Mondays at II I'm.
GaGon, 100 a. m. LIS ais p. m. Also, Siondays at
,.@estbo!o', 100 a. NJ LIS, $1,000 Ex, p. IN Also,
,eofdavIle' 100 a. p'.il5,4ls M Also. Mondays at
,4sqand, 200 a. m. i5,tlS p. m. Also, Mondays at
Milford, 400 q. m. Ll5,4.lsp. m.
Eranlnghsu. 100, $40 EXP a. IN. a. Llb 2 exp. AS
~ e5 efR NM hl'9' MONDAYS sis s q j p a.
sas9igille s sl e. NJ pa M r., ,,,wo
s9), H45, 9l5 p M Also. Mondays and Wednesdays AZ
ef-ltilpe Y % $780, 400 II a. IN. '12l5 230 '5l5 g.
io45 p. M On SUNDAYS 10 a. M l2.45 and 4. IS
pSeg w York SUNDAY Mail Train al $50 . M Ex-
goston,on with Trains on Charles River Branch.
H. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
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HEADQUARTERS OF TIE U. S.
- MARINE CORFS.

~ aSurh -afsg t,ar., sI.f
SEALED pROpoS AZ lar NH ~ ~ ~ - ,o"i, IA,
be receiyrr nj tiis ofiee inti 10 'ciL N az a, WI
States Marine rys dpi IN @ t tlt i W, ~ .Ivu
suppli, 5 10 lie deivtFi II the oii tj e i Ai t
Ou,irerina If nc corS ei,,t t 'S i
nee nf cy,ae 70 & fli,d ti''s, lVsnia,
as from time TO inc lie oriered Vi. " SUI" qu'ies
I4O00 Yards of SKY, mn, ~ 80 -O IL, woo, e,
sd ncbes ,S,a fo Viii 50 , 49,, -, @ n 1'
dioo ,v.nl n ed ~ '9'' . 'Ni'N's ~ 'ie , "'u V'f
q 0o ,.ar3s IN Bs,, - it ~ tr al, 49,, , ~,
5i inches viii ~ -; ~ a., 10 - IN, ~, uuls'
$500 Vanis nara ri hin, M u lJyyIr, f,i.t all i o,
form coats 1iGio Vool a. 81 in hex iii "i W
Weigh % 0i,Scss ner v,.rd '' u IN iS Ni'e' 10
l50 ,.srds ~ ScliI (,i H. "ag ii wal NJ, .,,, H.,
81 nches wide, to weigh Is ounces per yard.
C2gsS 40. ,.
Is Suner t Per VST "Se' Of 'Ae' "'oe "osh
$4,000 wards Of 81 DARK BIne Flannel FIR sbirts oil
wool, Indigo wool d. ed q Inches wide 10 welah
q ounces per yard
1900 Gray Blankets, all wool. to weigh four pounds
each will Letters ~ S M - in black i,lr ipchSS
long IN the centre TO be feet long and tept VIDE
AMI from grease ''''s ''''''
5000 pair of oolcn Socks three sizes properly made
Of good fleece wool. with doub c and twisted warm
crease ases" 'ie7 pOu'uS pei oOzei p"i'S' 'e from
C}gss No 2
$500 yards White Linen for rants, 50 inches wide. to
,oooo weigh II ounces fer yard
weish II ences ger yar6 SV'nenes "iue' 10
1900 yards Canton Flannel Tor Drawers Il il ches wide
to Wegh7 ounces per yard
GOA Uniform Cps ce"n,efe ,y icxcent poo,ops,
l,5O0 Pompous, red woised bail shaped 5 inches in
circumference
cloth, indigo dyed - '-"s
1900 Stocks
$40 gross Coat buttons ,Ea.ie1
400 hross Jacket Buttons. (Eaele)
1900 pair. yellow Metal res.entsand ssale STRAINS
$50 sets Epauette Bullion for sergeants and Corpo
rails
1000 SETS Ispaulette Bullion for Privates.
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Ensurante.

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY. Springfield Mass.
CAss CAPITAL AND scRPLrs, s45O,Oe0
CoEszz. ia, Secretary
JOHN C. KENDALL Agent.
Hass
GASP CAPITAL -. s2l2GOp
8. 8. DAY. President
4. y. CURRIEB Agent
Policies issued by said Agents in the above cd
sponslbe companies against l>s damage ~ ire-all
claims fairly and PROMPTLY adjusted and paid.
sI #
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DIR. wADsw0GTlI,s DuY Ut


EsztS. TElLy ~ THOMPSON,
Office No. 81 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
DostrctiS Once Business. give special attention
TO iii. DISEASES or THE SEXUAL SYSTEM
By rEEtK Own IaPRovED AiEEiuD OF TREATMENT
~ tne' VIII guarantee speedy and perect cure in
aidseaseso OF private nature. whatever the which
may come dnder their care, matter long standing
TO FEMALES--Drs. IL. I have made the subject
OF ali diseases peculiar to Females their particular
st'dy and to this department OF practice they will con
tiuue to give special attention their past sue
CESS they feel eonfien IN warrmtng prompl and
ehectual cures IN the Saost dificnli cases.
Dts. HILL Il ThoMpsoNs original Indian F1nmena
gopue sent TO any part Of the country, as directed
Price So DIT fy15
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, A S SEN GER MOTTO :
TICKETS FOR XEw YORK,

PROVE ence * Stonin gton,
over the Providence and Worcester IIarosd in connee
ton with the splendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH d" and PLYMOUTH ROCK
can be had at tire Providence Depot at the olIowhs
First Class, $;s 90
Second Class. = so
The above arrangement viii be continued until furthei
notice.
Cats leave Worcester at O'Clock y N, daily.
iae Gti S. II. TABOR, Supt.
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RaiIroaos

EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
= DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 a. connects at Norwich witt
Train for MIN LONDON, NEW HAVEN, ana NEW
YORK arriving il New York by the Shore Line Express
at 7.55 p. IA. P. St. VI. ANDREWS, Sup'f.
Sup's's Once. Nor. Z Wor Railroad
Norwich Feb, l, 1855.
~ ficsets for sale at the Ticket ONCE Worcester
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dlatcNts.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. IL. EDDY,
SOLICITOH OF p ATENTS,
Late Ageat Of Z. s. Patent Office Washington, under
The Act q 1870
90 state St. opposite IkiIby ST., IGoAton.


After an extensive practice of upwsrd, of twenty
yeas, continues Ia secure Parents in ucd States
also, in Great Bri;a France and other 4 REIN c"n
tries Cav eais s., cicapis, bonds, AssieH its and
an fape'Sor Drawtss for Patents executed lihcral
terms, I'D wi dis ateh, Researches uaie niu Ane,i-
End Foreign works tcrmine ihe validity o. nil
render Il in all matters IOucnmg The same opie, II
tue claims OF uny atent furnished by rcmittina One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at aslliurtUu
me Asenc. is nor lily tie largest in New England
p. mroa5h II Vgnois nave advantages Tor secur ng
iaIehts, O u,ccrta"ine thc paefitaby of Inventions
which can lie offered ht eSSw6ere III II ~, ay
ais below given prove that NON. j, MogE SUCCE%S
FtL AT THE PATENT 0FFlCF than the subscriber;
TAGts AND ABILITY, he would add tliat he 1
asandant reason 70 eliele, and prove that at no
services nj dcrate. ahe mme Sc practice Of he sm5
riber during the twenty wears past las enabled him to
accumulate II vast collection specihealluns mid OF
fetal decisions relative to iatenis 90" ~
These besides is extensive library legal and nc
enalcal works, ald ' acceuHts patents Granted in
the United Sta nd Europe render him able bev0nd
9uson 10 oher superior facilities Tor obtaining Pa
Az necessity of journey 10 Washington. 70 prrcure
inventors. 50 ~
TESTIMONIALS.
regard 1lr Eddy as one Of the most capable and
s4ece'y& practitioners with whom lave lad Official
Commissioner Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors THAI they
e IaIt employ person more competea' nj tasi
SShg ana more capable of putii- their applications IN
T 10 & hem IN aty and favorable eonsid-
EDNUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner ! utents
''Nr. r. H. Eddy has made f,rme THIRTEEN anpIi-
cations on all but ONE which pncnis Ii ~ been grant
cd, and thai Is pOlo pendinq such -akcnbe proof
q great talent On his part leads 10 RECOMMEND ali
inventors To apply 10 linn to procure their patents rs
thav may be sure having tie most faithful a,icton
bestowed on increases audat very reasonable char. cs
JOAN TAGGhRE
During EIGHT mon lis the subscriber in curse Of his
TEEl APFf h aaG " fe ,S'ee,fG ,; SGgcSogs
III ms f0pyf,D the Commissioner OF Patents
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H. Q. GRAFTON and JOsEPu A. RNIonr. having for the
past eight or ten wears been IN emn0yment In the
manufacture Of Leather Beltlng and they now havine
purchased all e Tools and gone into the Heit man
a'tninf business. we take pleasure In recommending
them 90 our old patrons and the public generally ~
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
r. X. EARLE q co
Worcester, Ord Month, nth. 1851. d&wtf mohl5
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SpEER'S SAMBUCI WINE,
celebrated for lis medicinal and beneficial qualities as
esteemed bv emiu NJ physicians, and some Of the first
families OF Europe and America
AS A DIURETIC
n1ar.s HEALTHY actlnn tn tho Glands and kidney
ana rinarv 0rgaUs, very beneficial in Dropsy Gou
Eruptions and Rbermatc afecti MS.
AS A SUUORIFIC
opens the pores and cxnells all Impurities nv nsensi
Gle PRESENTATION thereby driving on Fruntions and
cies ne snacc. pivirg tone ard viror to the whole
system, rnd hLooNlNG SOFT, and lEALrHY condition
TO The SKIN ara COMrLExION.
SIsEEH'S WINE
is not mixture manufactured article but is pure.
from the qcC of the urtugal FL en- cultivated in the
United states, recommended by Chfmsts and Physi-
clans rs possessing medicinal properties superior any
oiher Vine ~ use, and an excellent article for all week
ana dehtate persons, and tire aged and nlirm, i'm
provins the Appetite and bencung ladies ard children
A LADIES' WINE
because II will not tONi as other Wines ii con-
tnns no nAi lures at spirits other liquors. and is az
mlre9 io lis rich, peculiar flavor and nut,itive proper
ues 'nnparuue Healthy tone t. the digestive organs,
ana blooming soft and healthy SKIN and mpleAon.
ALFRED srEER, rassaic Nj,
is over the cork of each bottle
MIKE ONE TRIAL or THIS VINE
A. SPEETs, Proprietor.
New York. % 'V'"""J
F3ggsale by GEO. R. sPrRR. Agent for worcester.
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or Picking. busting. BurrlFe ana cleaning Mestlzo anj
other wuOlS ltnVither shortcuts the sape Injuries
uil Ut the "o due ii unravei the burS he wool
Is c"mcd open- ad carefully and thoroughly separated
from the whole uuris without waste Ia the wool In.
Jury Ia Is hbers ana IT, rom The fine hrnus boards Of
burs Hence. line Mc>iizo Wool, which could 0tlcl.
wise be used Win advantage is by this machine made
susceptible Intensive use. Caid waste and bur waste
are also thoroughly cleaned Wool and Waste busters
with or without biowers attached also furnished
II orders Will meet with prompt attention Circulars
with explanations and references furnished by addressing
CALM l.. GODDARD * CO.
hlawly az No. 3 BOMlnp GreeH Nav v rS
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OFFICIAL.
ANTONIO JozE D'AvILA
NELLoZO DE lIARTA,
THRAso AUGUsTE.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second session of the Thirty seventh
Congress
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Solid Packing Burning Machines,

FEED ROLLS, AND NIESTIZo BURRING PICKERs.
All the principal W0oleH Establishments the United
States, Canada, and Mexico using these I;nrring
Machines IN their first breakers, and none WIN have
Used tNcln would de- without them They are aCkUOwi
edged he oulY perfect mHc e. in perfection OF
work End durability. he finer burTH. Machines fil
second breakers ami Finshers on new plan vi teeth
are recommended To attention. being useful a!
Ell ceut and important as are those attached to trsi
breakers. There III use.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-01

CURTAINS, CURTAIN FIXTURES,
Gas Fixtures.
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ALBERT Y: ). BROWN.

w-AnHousekeepersshOuld call.
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TIRE sTEEL RING FEED ROLLS

are also recommended your attention In strength
snd durability, aud Efficient work, they have no
equal Their perfect, aud straight surface allows
them placed near /" the Burr Cylinder save the tine
ami short staple Their frln strength ami their peculiar
set Of teeth are ndispe Sable good hold on the wool
for the proper working Of burning Machine They are
highly approved and much used These Feed Rolls ana
Burning Machines clean the wool u It's refuse natter
The coarse machines of cuar>ef, and the finer machines
of the liner dirt and 5urrs they prevent Injurious sub
stance. From coming in with the card amt each
set WILL IN addition 10 cmng the wool and PROTECTING
the carts, do much car'ne the cards which they
are attached They should therefore be attached each
card OF the set.
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YSPEP SIA r L MED Y q.
Dr.. DAhIUS HAM G cos
AROMATIC IAVTGORATING SPIRIT.

> L II L A X M Il ID I
Dr.. DARIUS HAM & CO.'S
AROMATIC IAVIG0RATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been use by the public for six years.
with incfe sing favor it IS r.einnc. dyd to cue
Dys epsi;l- NERVOUSNESS Heart Bum. Collie Pains,
Ni'l in the St"nach, or ans i'll the Towels,
lea ncNc. DroWsi' Kidney COMPLAINTS,
Low spirits, pcium IremCns, lhtcur
II STIMULATES, Exn1LiaATEs IxvIccRArrs. But WILL
NOT lNrOAlC ME or >1uFE. y.
As medicine ii j. qiich cite, curing the most
aggravated eases lWspr, ST., Kidney Complaints, and
al other dcni semenls the stomach and Bow els, in
speed, manner.
1t will ,stniv' cv the tmelancluly ami droop-
ine s it., and rest II the weak, ana scky, 10
Person. wi'. from tile iniudi' ous Of quors have
bcc"ne d'ie,ted ifd their nervous system shattered,
cuise 10 humanity ne lELAI iEElNs will. almost
immedia CIV q The iapln d c.hy MIGRATING eni-
caey Ci DE- liahis in' iYoraiing Sp il
WHAT TT WILL DO.
DosE.-One wine J. lass full as often as necessary
;'ne duse y. i remove aii lad spirits.
Three doscs VIII cure INDIGESTION.
One dose will iive sOAa Guod Appetite.
One dose VIII slop The distressing ai of u, spepsia.
ene' t,o WmdOr Influence and he Stomach
recches tie Icy i-orsttt ir Il distressing I'd and
One dose remove the must distressing pains of
COLE c th'r III The stomach o. bowc's
CIV Oses in remove all obs rJcii0s IN tic Kidney
Bad ar. or Urinary organs
rersons Who are seiot>lv nlie, Cd With any Kidney
complaints, feu speedy rtlei bv 90 ur two
and radical care 10y The usc one 0 two bottles.
NlGIlTLN DESTINATION.
Persons no. from dssipatipg toe mich over naht AMI
feel the evil effects of poisonous liquors. in violent head
ace ekr,~ at st,"ueu, weakness. .id.iiness &r will
fin on e dose VIII icmuNc al had f., linz
adies Of weak and>cblY osituolIS, should TAXI the
lhvl-otaiihs Spil theetia G. day: IT i'll make them
slros, ltnity and lapt, reno III distinctions aud
lrreeuaril r> irout Tho nlesila aiircstnre the
boom If h' aih arO beauty /" n c carew iiicc
lurng pregnancy il viii he tuuUd c medi-
cue to iclnoN dis IRE able thc stomach
An the propr tor ASKS j. md tom uec this.he
has pat up the lnNsoratis Spirit pit bottles at Soc
quart. 81
Gencial cpot. g Water STREET. New York
ForSalr in Worcester By bush TO James Green
NJ. H. Green d ca. teO ~ Barrow: Cav d t,oulell Mill
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