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Prizes Cashed i'm all Legaltzed LOtter-
ies orders dlled w. HOWARD, 81 Prince st. B'way.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
worst form Of Scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
aud Old Ulcers No. Division street New York city
1884
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Rupture. .-vrusscs OF cvery Variety,
from Gl aud upw ards at MARSH BROTHERS,, corner OF
Broadway aud Ann street
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Grand Gala Day at Barnum's.--Drn- :
matte performances Claude Marcel at aud ~ O'Clock p ".
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Mcclellan nTriumphnnt.-So 10 Bayard
in Turtle and Gumbo Soup, l3 Park row. -
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screw steamship Edinburg, Captain McGuigan,
from Queenstown on the 4th inst, arrived at New
haif-past nine O'Clock last night. The ne ws by
nburg has been anticipated by her own report of
zee and the later advices Of the Bohemian and
published In the HERALD. Our European files by
nburg have been anticipated by tho New York.
steamship Arabia, from Liverpool on the 9th, via
.own on the 7th inst. passed Halifax, en- route to
at twelve O'Clock Monday night.
arabia has one hundred passengers. but brings no
ates per the Arabia are two days later than those
Bohemian.
steamship Scotia, from New York, arrived at
own at midnight on Thursday, the 4th inst. and
\ tho Mcrsey at six O'Clock ON the evening OF the
steamship City Of Washington, from New York,
at Liverpool on the 4th inst.
The American War Question.
q Davis, says
.nnot deny him the credit of being as moderate in
~ as k has sAot, himself bold das, mind and ut-
IN ddrsrsity.
hines then adds
pad with much pleasure the measured ard states
language in which the Southern President pays q
med tribute to the galantry and good conduct of
ps, depiores the desolating war, and expresses
bee of the final triumph Of the desperate struggle
despotic usurpation.
pointing TO the horrors which may be expected
resident Davis threatened retaliatory measures,
xigencics which require an extension Of the con
n, and TO the dangers which the South run II they
onciliate the Indians their frontier the London
rticIe concludes as follows -
o such q situation they arc able to speek and act
liberation and dignity. In the midst OF reverscs
! look forward with confidence TO success. In the
possibility OF loss and failure. Such men would
)rthy Of better destiny Than to be dragged at the
phes,s of nousriTlJ democracy, and ltce under
Z reign Of terror.
ondon Nsscs, In reviewing the message Of JcfIcr-
is, says that he has attempted to present a cha.
moderation and dignity, but the fierce and vim
spirit that breathes through his habtual calmness
prvo is significant proof Of his exasperated temper
leo Of the desperate prospects Of the Southern
,ent It denounces the savage policy which
,augurates and the atrocous measures which he
ends to Congress-, and says that the treatment
sed 10 the officers OF troops, ncongruously com
auses not only every instinct Of humanity and
aliment OF jusce to revolt At IL, but IL is out
inst civilization ITSELF
telegram from Gibraltar throws doubt on the 70.
hase of the steamer Massilla in the Bay of Bscay.
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Eight Cartes de Visite for eI-Eq nal TO
the best made BALcHs, 23s Greenwich st. cor. Barclay.
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Australia.

MELBOURNE, July 20, 1902.
bousaui pounds, the proceeds Of q subscription
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Wanted Naval Registers for the years 1916 1917 and 1855
and any published before 1914. Appy to Capt. OSCAR
BULLUS, United States naval RENDEZVOUS, No. Cherry
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dates OF July sre received. The loss Of the
atom is confirmed.
dvanciug Tea--Higher prices demanded, but
lactive Exchange, ".
a--Tea active. silk active and advancing. Ex.
5 Ava. Freishts for silk, 1905.
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To Brigadiers.-.(so In, Ola BOysl Go i'm,
your LEGS Think Of the facilities this will afford
yoa when the Is for stumplg respective
States Besides when you are at horne and have laid aside
military caps, what brilliant ch hsnce will
getting society by wearing KNOX9 latest style Of Hats
KNOX Ha, is sure passport good conpany The fall
open is decidedly recherche. KNOX, OF
Broadway aud Fulton street.
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M'cLEllAE's VICTORIES IN MARYLAND

Foil details of the Rebel Advance in Maryland and Of
the Great Battle at South Mountain resulting in the Com
plete R0ut of the Rebels by the Union Army Of General
Mcclellan, with the latest dispatches OF the
and position Of the CoAfederates will be published in the
FAMILY HERALD, ready this wednesday, morning. It
will also give full particulars Of the late Fight at Wash
ington, N c., u which the rebels defeated Import
ant intelligence from the Department Of General Buell.
The latest news Of the movements or the Rebels
lucky and Tennessee Interesting Letter from Special
Correspondent New Orleans An account Of the Return
Of Mr. r. Hall the American Explorer, and Of his very
interesting Discoveries in the Arctic Region The Latest
News from Europe Official account Of the Defeat and
Capture of Garbald Report Of the Coroners nvesiga
ton the OF the Soldier brutally murdered the
Paterson Plank road and all news OF the past week Of an
important or interesting character.
Tcrms:--Two Dollars year. Single copies, in wrap.
pers, six cents.
OG.ctai Drawings OF Murray. Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Aissoar State Lotteries :. 80,
80, 2, 10, 4, "A, 10, 2S, go, 5, 6, SO, AS, 81.
KENrucxY. CLASS 4i0-Sepember l6. 1862.
"a. 80, 55. SO, 40, rs, l, 56, so, 81, 26, %.
Circulars sent free Of charge SusR1s II fdsT';'p EpY ss
covngton. kJ. or st. LOUIS. No.
Omoial Drawings OF the Della ware state
N0''e DTiAwAsr. ErraA Glass sepemberls 1882
26, 73, as 10, IS, As, 49, 2s, l3, AZ, A, 60, 72.
DsIAwias. CLASS ssl-sep,s,nber ls. 1863.
8. 20. III. 81, u, 73, ~, 81, 40, "a, 81, 81.
' ' = 5oHS ,!oI,sa 4; MORRIS ,.; CO.;
Omoial Drawings or Gne Library Asso-
citation c.a.: i'ssT No. ssaS;s%s.I q Kss%s.m ia
" % Gus, las 10 No sss.ssps%ier $ T d. 1859 1852 - -
50, %, 81, %, 80, ~, So. As, 46, 50, q, 35.
'''"'' r. FRANCE 1 CO.. coviagton, Ky.
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]. WinsIoN's Soothing SIS

Bachelors Hair Dyc-the Best I'm the
werd ;nsantancous harmless aud reliable Sold by drug
perfumets everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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OF Youth or Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving nd
bcautiyus the complexion and skin. Ladies after usus
this delightful article will have other Sold by all dug
gists and al 40 Broadway.
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Beautiful Com picxiou.-Laird's

Trusses.--Marsh u Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No vesey ST. opposite the church No connection
with any other olce OF Female atte ndant
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Mrs. WtnsIow's Soothing syrup for
children relieves the child from pain, invigoIaes the
and bowels dysencry and darrhUa corrects
acid and wind choc gives rest comfort and health
children tecthing snd IN remedy OF cholera
nfantum Sod evcrywh here. 26 cents q bottle.
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HARPER BROTHERS will send either ef the Ascvl
Works by Mail postage prepaid (Or distapoe th1
United States under 500 miles, on receipt Of TIE Prse&
HARPER's CATALOGUE may obtained gratuilousIy 20
appicno the Pubishers personally, by letter 80
ak ceui a "A StRInpa.
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THR LAST OF THE MORTIMERS. 4 Story In Txs
Voices By the Author OF Margaret Maitland" "9te
House the Moor THE Days OF NY Life" ''The Lard
of Noriaw. Ac Ac. limo, Muslin. 81
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Gen. Mcdowell in Fredericksburg.
INTER EsTING PARTICULARS.


New YORK, April % The fredericksburg
correspondent Of the Herald, under date of
| April 23rd, states that the city is now occu-
pied by Gen. McDowell's forces. The troops
are in excellent health, only seventy five be-
ing on the sick list including the wcund,d.
The fotilla succeeded in clearing the Kappa
hammock of Instructions and reached Fred.
ericksburg on Saturday Work has been
commenced on the Aqua Greek and Fred
ericksburg railroad which will soon be in run
ming order. The railroad bridge over the Rap.
pahannock will of course be immediately re-
built.
Much valuable information relative to the
course and condition of roads south of US has
been obtained from contrab tndS and residents.
An immense amount of -four remains in Fred
ericksburg Over 1000 bushels of corn are
now being ground for the United States troops.
The cotton factory in Falmouth continues to
run as usual and at small store supplies are
sold fabulous prices being asked for the most
trihing articles.
Contrabands are flocking in by scores, many
possessing valuable information. They state
that the rebels had regiment of mounted
negroes, armed with sabreS, at Manassas, and
that regiment is still in service in the vicin-
ity of GordOnsville.
The reports OF barbarities perpetrated upon
our ueau at Dun nun nave not Deeh eXasgcr-
ated. The rebels dug up the remains OF our
soldiers, and made spurs of their jaw bones,
cutting up their skeletons into every cOnceiva-
bic form, and sending the trinkets home TO
their friends
The rebel army is reported greatly demon
allied by the Union victories, Eews of which
the rebel authorities vainy endeavored to sup.
press. The rebels quartered in Fredericks
burg last week have moved of towards Cor
louisville, and it is believed they are encamp-
ed but short distance from this place
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FROM COM. FDOrE,s FLEET.

ST.. LOUIS, April pa dispatch. from
Com. Foote'S llotlla, dated April 23d, says all
is quiet here, it we except the two mortar
boats remaining in position, which OCCASION
ally throw a shell over at fort Wright. The
rebels have not replied to day. None OF their
gunbaats can be seen. The weather is fair.
The Hood has overrun all the plantations and
houses along the river. Great distress prevails
among the inhabitants along the banks, some
of whom offer all they possess to have their
families removed from their houses. which
the water threatens TO carry down the river.
WAsuINGToN, April 25.-Com Foote. ow.
ing to the wound received in the battle of fort
Henry has asked to be relieved from the com
mand of the western fleet, but the department
has, it is understood, ordered Capt. Chas. II.
Davis to repair to the squadron as his second
in command, thus relieving him Of much OF
the physical labor Of his responsible position
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NEW TAX SCHEME.

New York, April 25-The New York
chamber OF commerce has adopted a memorial
to congress, proposing the raising two hundred
and fifty millions by taxation, as follows -
From all sales OF goods and merchandise, aud
other property at retail and wholesale, tax
OF one per cent. The memorialisls believe
the annual sum of Sll5,000,000 would be
realized from the tariff sum of $50 100000;
from an excise or tax on cotton of two cents
per pound, $24 100000; from an excise or tax
on tobacco of twenty cents per pound, $780,
100000 from an excise or tax on whiskey
and other liquors of twenty-five cents per
gallon, S25, 900, 900 from an excise or tax on
malt liquors Of five cents per gallon, SIS, 000 000;
erty, So, 100000 Total, 1924 600, 900.
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New YoRK, April 25.-T twenty-five bodies
of soldiers arrived ly the Cossack last night.
Among them were several from Massdchu-
sets regiments, twelve of which were sent via
Fall River. and others by the train this P. NJ.
Among them was that Of DR.. Lathrop of the
eighth Connecticut, who died from typhoid fe-
yer, contracted from unceasing attention 10
patients in the hospital at Newbern. A broth
err surgeon of New York regiment says he
sacrificed his life for the benefit Of New Eng
land soldiers, and was martyr to the cause.
His body was sent by the Norwich route to
Gov. Buckingham.
A vessel sails from this port for Newbern on
Monday Letters mailed in Boston before six
o'clock Saturday evening will be forwarded.
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NEW YORK, April 25.-COrrON firm, and in better
FLUUk-Sales IL 100 bbs; state ana western q loo
better; superine state $40 ~ 4g5; extra sjl0
10 $40; round hoop Ohio 500 a 5,4j supertine
l7O % $50; common to good extra western $50 q
SI5 -Onthcin iirner: sales 100 bbs; mixed TO good
sOO5 a $40; fancy ami extra 30 q g. CAnada hrmer;
sales $40 bbs; extra $40 q $50.
Wheat hrm but quiet; sales $500 bush; Milwaukee
club "a winter red western la Corn lower; sales
N OOO bu mixed western s. % SIC, cosing sales at 5etc
deiyerel yellow 81 20 5Sc Oats active At 3514Uc
Beef unchanged sales 200 bbl& PORK quiet aud
siendy; sales 500 bbls. The government contract 9r
2JO bbs mess Ia irou chime hoops, Was taken at 81 ~
ID SIS chiefly latter price Bacon sides are IN tar
denand sales 800 boAes az 6tc. Lard very hrn saes
Ill5 bbls at "a % Sac Butter unchanged. WhiskeY
rmcr sales $50 00s at % " 234c. Rice quiet; sales Ou
bags Rargo1n at 5tc. sugars astye sales Ivy hhns
Poi TO Rico "a 90 Sc MuscOvadO at " 90 Ilci Havana,
il5 boxes a a.. Coffee quiet Java LOO mats al {9i
MOlasseu more active; lW hhis BarDadoef at Eci llA
hhds Porto Rico at 81 5sc $50 hhds Auscovado at 2Sc
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CAIRO, April 25.-The steamers Choctaw
and Belle OF Memphis, from Pittsburg Land
ing Wednesday morning, arrived last night.
They were fired into thirty five miles below
Pitlsburg by rebel guerias from behind dwell
ings on the leii bank of the Tennessee. The
mate of the Choctaw was killed and seven
shots were received. The Belle OF Memphis
received twelve shots, mortally woundiDg
one negro.
The roads at Pittsburg are improving
Skrmishing between the picllcts continues.
The river here is still rising. The lower Mis-
sissippi is iearfulIy overlooked, causing the
greatest loss Of property ever known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Six or seven per-
sons were injured on the train from Philadel-
phia this afternoon, by the rear car running
off the track, and striking the cars on the side
track. o Grant, passenger, was obliged to
have his leg amputated
CINoINNATI, April 25..-The government
steamer Ennick was run into last night by the
Commodore Perry, off Ashland, Ky, and
sunk. The boat is a total loss. No lives were
lost
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to leave the chamber. 1t shortly came to
pass that members waxed very laxative, at
least they rapidly disappeared. until the grand
senatorial auditory consisted of Messrs.
Wright and Sumner (busily writing j Powell
(recning at full length on a sofa, apparently
fast asleep y and ColIamer, who was the only
senator in the chamber giving close attention
to the speech of the enthusiastic Kentuckian
Washington Republican, april %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26

GARRETT DAVIS NOT The
wonderful fertility of the mental resources OF
Mr., Davis did not avail yesterday, to charm
the senate into absorbed attention TO the COM
paratively threadbare subject Of confiscalion.
In the beginning Mr., Davis asked senators to
refrain from talking while he was speaking,
or IT they must talk, he frankly advised them
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THE NEWS FROM YORKTOWN.

New York, April 25-Reliable informa-
ton places Gen Lee in command of the rebels
at Yorktown. Johnston did not remain. All
the rebel stores, ammunition, baggage, &c,
have been moved three miles to the rear OF
Yorktown. The ontrabands say the rebels
had nearly 200 killed and wounded at the re-
cent affair at Lees Mills. A gang of 5000 ne
groes, who were at work on the dam, had
dozen killed, and were stampeded by our
shells, and they had to be forced back with
the bayonet
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KUMORs OF A GREAT BATTLE.
OUR GUNBoATS AT HUNTSVILLE

OUR GUNBOATS AT HUNTSVILLE.
CHICAGO, April ga dispatch to the
Times from Cairo the 25th says that passen.
gers by the steamer Belle of Memphis, from
Pitlsburg, say that when at Savannah they
heard firing in the direction of Pittsburg. The
cannonading was brisk, gradually growing
louder, and was heard for miles this side of
Savannah Their belief was that general
engagement was taking place, and it was
strengthened BY the fact that on Wednesday
significant preparations were made by Gen.
llalleck for an attack.
Our gunboats on the Tennessee had effected
passage over Muscle Shoals and penetrated
to Huntsville, Ala, where they captured a
quantity OF rebel commisSary stores.
CAIRO, April 25.-The rumor that fighting
had commenced at Pittsburg Landing is
doubted at headquarters. General Strong re.
ceived dispatches from Halleck yesterday, but
there was no mention of the affair made in
them
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NEW YORK, April 25.-SToCKs arc frm and higher
Quincy Hz Cleveland and Toledo Az; Illinois Central
scrip s.; ianana l2t; Harlem l2a; Michigan Central
5Jt; Erie Jea; New York Central oJA Pacific Mail 100
American ,iold lOli; fves, "a, coupons sik; q :
hves w. 49,; skies 81, 49, Treasury $40 1904; iii
nUs Canal registered bonds IS Tennessee six Is 5 Vir
gniA skies 555; nve, 6S, 100.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT

The attention Of the public is called to this most
cellent Of all Lnments perfect and speedy for
all the aches aud pains thatflesh Is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnAtion of the
fluids, arising from checked pcrspratOn-is cured by
few bottles OF KESNEDY's kHEuHArlc LIN1NENT.
NEGKAL1EA-.the king Of all paints causcd by
inflammation CT the nerveais instantly cured by
few applications Of kEHHEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIuENT
SPIEATNS arc caused by Overextension and
sudden action Of the musclsE-s cured BY few bot
ties OF KEENEDY's RHEUMATIC LISIAEST equally good
for man or beast.
PLEUEISY is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
the ribs lis cured by few bottles Of kENSEDYs kBEu-
hattie LINIMEkT.
BRUISES arc caused by sudden pressure Of the
flesh and smashing Of the ssucs-is instantly relieved
by KKNNEDY's RHEUMATIC LlNiNENT
CHAN II Is a contraction Of the muscles, caused by
sudden stoppage Of the fluid which prevents
animal life having free hOws cured by few applicA
lions OF KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIbiENT
BILIOUS collie Is caused by neuralgia In the
stomach and bowels-take teaspoOniul Of kESNEDYs
RuEuNATic L1EIHEET in warm water every half hour
SORE THROAT AND HOARSEN EsS
caused by unnatural dryness OF the gands-weta
piece of flannel with KENEEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEpT,
apply IL on going to bed, and you will be well in the
HEADACEHE AND TWROHHING OF
THE TEMPLES is caused BY pressure from insenslbe
perspraton-is cured By few applications Of KESHE-
DY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEST.
direction IN the circular around each bottle.
1t Is good for TOOthache, Earache Swellod Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
+. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH 90, NJ s.
MoCONVGLLE, W. Il. G0ULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26

SEQ 81 Every Jwncr or keeper OF dog shall aHnuaL
~ On or before the thLfteh day OF Apri cause to Ia
registered, Numbered, described and licensed for ono
wear from the rs dav Of the ensuing MAY In the Office
OF the Clerk in the city orown therein he resides and
snail cause 70 wear arouni Its neck collar distinctly
marked with liz ctpnerS name and registered number
aud shall pay for such license dviiag for male don
and i've dollars for female dUg "
Sec. Sc Whoever KEEPS dog eontrnrary ia tho nrov
ionsof this chapter shall forfeit dollaa TO DO recoy.
dog is kept. dtmyl an9a ~
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GREAT DISCOVERY. - IMPORT
- - Ant TO FARMERS. : PHELPS COMPOUND

FOR THE POTATO DISEASE!
This Compound has been tried fur the last ten yenrs
with peri ct only preventing the Potato Rot
IN every case, but II Is FkHIIZER producing where
II Is used third larger Ned OF totatoes arc FRgK
FROM woghs. and better IN quality, The cost " tile
C'mpound Is snia comparatively. Three dollars worth
Is sufficient for No farmer should fail to uee
this valuable Compound For such discov ry our
Legislature has offered Zen thousand Dollars For sale
~ No u Front street. Worcester, Mass All orders
should be addr.s ed 10 + + PHELPS
an25 1900 -
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DLAS TER, PL A S I E R.
Best Gray Rock Nova Scotia Plaster.

Fine Ground and for sale low can he bought from
any other source, either by the ton or carload, at
W. D. HOLBROOK e. cos,
mchl7 DIST s07 Main street
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.sFpr Sale or Or get.

FPWO VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
h LOTS FOR SALE.-Thev are situated on Harvard
street. opposite the residences OF Hartley Williams and
Joseph y. DAM IS. Esqrs. Each has front Of sixty
feet, and depth OF from hund ell to one hum
bred and sixty feet asmay desired They stocked
with abundance OF fine Fruit trees in hearing. ALSO
Currants, Raspberres, Blackberes, and Grape Vines
There are few if anv desirable lots lett unOccuped in
the Cit, being central slightly and Of The pleas
ATTEST streets; and as the present ia very favorable
time buing, the opportunity of securing first rate
lot at a reasonable price should not be neglected.
Several Cottage Lots clgibly situated, lots of land
from one to six acres, within mile of the Post Office,
and various Other parcels of real estate will be sold at
low prices and on very accommodating terms. Apply,
from 10 8 a. M, and from TO p. M, to
ID. S. MESSENGER.
apis devils Corner of Chestnut and Walnut streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26
VVHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
Il COVERY OF THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY. OF Roxbury has discovered in one of
our eo.iIlon pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OFHUMO

Two bottles warranted cure Amusing sore mouth
Two bottles are warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three or five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Erysipclas.
bottles are warranted to cure all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
one bottle will cure scay cruptions Of the skin.
TWO or three bittes warranted to the worst
kind of ringwoim.
Two 10 three bottles warranted to the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrotula
three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it mas been caused by canker the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One bottles are warranted to regulate costive
state of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate alderangement the
kidneys.
Four six bottles have cured the worst cases
drOpsy.
Nv strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each BOTTLE ard judcOus application Of the
SALT RREUM OINTMENT,
SCEOFULA OINTMENT. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and Elcer whatever kind nature excep
that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale bv o1id ruyasta
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26
NUGENTS MARBLE WORKS.

II "Ohho'
Inc Undersigned takes pleasure IN thanking his friends
and the public generally Tor their liberal patronage dur
ing tho mast three in wi eh he has carried on the
Marble business In this city Having secured the assist
anco OF Que Of the b. workman IN this country or
Europe he feels c0nHdrrt that can furnish Mamie
MONUMENTS CHIMNEY rIgOFs MANTLE SnKLvEs, PIER
LABS CENTKR TABLES, COuNTERs, SoAPsTONE SINKS
SOArsroEB WASH TINS or any other kind OF work In
the best style of the best material the lowest
prices r. NUGENT. No Mechanic street
apl9 dim ~