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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17
NEW BOOKS!

lust RECEIVED By Bark "SpeedweiI,'"
- a choice collection Of new and popular works, to which
the attention of the reading public is respectfully called.
Among the collection are
Du Chailu's new work on Africa,
The uprising Of a Free People,
TIE Woman in White,
Seasons with the Sea Horse.
United States Infantry Tactics,
That's Il,
The Perfect Gentleman,
Miss Beechers Receipt Book,
Book Of Common Prayer. gilt edges,
Bufon's Natural History, s vo. cloth,
Kane's Chemistry-a most valuable work 10 Planters and
Sugar Boilers,
Gray's Botany Tor Young People,
Appleton's Dictionary Of Mechanics, latest edition, half
morocco hinding-Sl6 90,
Memoirs Of Vidocq, the Paris Detectoy,
Edgar A. Poe's complete works. vols,
Complete Letter Writ n,
New Dictionary Quotations,
Oilendorf' Is Grammar and Key,
Plymouth Collection, cloth, plain,
smith ; Pilgrimage 10 Egypt,
Cxrlysle's Frederick the Great, Past srd Present, snA
French Revolution,
English Po~ts-IncIuding Hemzn's, Scott. Milton, covpsr.
Burns, Byron, &c,
AppIeton's Modern Atlas,
Porter on the Sugar Cane,
Vzttei on the Ia $ OF nations,
/ set Iryings washington-5 vols. complete,
Rverett's Life Of Washington,
The Correspondence Of Alexander Won HIinbcIdt,
The Romance Of an Irish Girl,
The Lsmplighter's story-by Dickens,
The Sutheriand's-by the author Of Rutedae,
Partons Life OF Andrew jackson,
Life Of Garibaldi,
The Mississippi Bubble,
Bacon's Essays,
Mlas warner-by the author Of Adam Beds,
H.M wHrrEKr.
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M L5W GOODSg
AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND
Handled oOs, Planters hose,
Grub hoes. Garden hoes,
Cast steel spades, Cast steel shoveis'
C. s picks. CroSbars,
Log chains. Saddles,
Charcoal irons, Brides,
Plated harness, Cast steel,
German and spring steel, Reels lead pipe,
Force and lift pumps, Hose, 4, and 1t IN;
Handled axes, Axe hatchets,
Singing hatchets: Glths.
300 feet q in. engine hose, Whips,
House paper, Kegs nails,
Clinch nails, Boat nails,
Horse nails. Nail rods,
Horse shoe iron, Bench screws,
Hand saws, Panel saws,
Hammers. MalIets.
Key hole saws, Cross cut saws
Back and wood saws, Eagle plows, No. 2 and 20,
Steel pIows, Light morse pfo"s'
pitch forks, Ok bows,
Hickory whip stocks, Window lines,
Cod lines. Betting,
Large size and medium mems and women's lasts,
Seine Irvine, Sauce pans,
Boring machines, Hay cutters,
Corn mills. super. kind; Corn shelters,
Anger bits, Augers,
Ship augurs, Rakes,
Assorted planes. Anger and chisel handles,
Enameled and carpet bags, Brass wire gauge,
Farmers knives. Sheep shears,
Pocket cutlery, Shoe pegs,
Harness needles, Selves,
Knitting needles, Avis,
Crochet needles, Sewing needles,
Knives and forks, Spoons,
Salt and mustard spoons, Butter knives,
Plated forks and spoons, Table casters,
Solar lamps, Shoe nails,
Roller buckles, Glue,
britannia and glass lamps, Steel lasting tacks,
GIaziers' diamonds, Plated soup ladies,
Butchers' s,eels, Talors' thimbles,
Bonnet wire, Musket,
Pistol and fowling piece, Powder,
Percussion caps, Shot,
Pistol balls, Sand and emery paper,
Brads and finishing nails, Mason's blacking,
Card matches, Dog chains,
Tea kettles. Tin pals,
Oval tea boards, Nurse lamps,
Grain shovels, flints,
Grindstones, cranks & rollers; A large assortment Of files,
whitewash L paint brushes, Butcher knives,
Sheet lead, l. [. tin.
Sheet iron, Chamber pals,
Hand screws, Zinc,
Scrub tooth and flesh brushes,
A., ,,-ro ,r;o.r n SHELF H4RDW5RE. not specihed.
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The bark Kathleen, Dudley, arrived on the 10Th,
IL days from San Francisco, bringing San Fran
cisco papers to the Goth, and telegraphic dates
from Washington and other eastern cities to the
9th March.
The news is not much later than that given BY
US last week. The following embraces the most
important If the items received
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On the Mississippi.

CAIRO, March 1S-A messenger just from Island
No. 10, says that our boats kept an incessant IRE on
the enemy's works all day yesterday. The rebels
have six distinct batteries on the Tennessee shore.
One shot from a rebel battery struck the Benton
ne material damage done. \ riied gun on the 81.
Louis burst. killing =, mortality w%ounding z. and
severely wounding 10. The 81. louis was struck by
the enemy's shots several times. The enemy are
strongly fortified, and have n large number OF troops
on the main land. Shells from our mortars fall IN
the entertainments every time.
Information from Island No. 10. to last evening,
says that the bombardment continued. One rebel
transport, armed with heavy cannon, had been
sunk.
CAIRO, March 21.-The effect Of the cannonade Of
Monday, from the gunboats and mortars on Island
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advertisements.


MERCHANDISE
AMONGST WHICH ARE
Dry Goods.
Fancy Prints of a great variety ofstyles and colOrs,
Mourning Prints,
Two-blue Prints,
Indigo Blue Cottons,
Dyed Cottons,
Denims,
Minute Pattern Turkey red and yellow Prints
White ground Muslins, small patterns,
Brilliants small'and medium patterns,
Black and White tape check Muslins,
Cotton handkerchief,
Cotton Shooting,
White Cotton Drills.
Victoria Lawns,
Drab Moleskin.
A great variety of Cotton Trowserings,
Plain Black Silk!
Fancy figured silks,
Pure SIX Ha"dkerchiei.,
SEWN tsik,
Embroidered silk figured Alpacas.
Fine black Alpacas,
Black and colored figured Lustres,
Plain colored Lustres,
superfne black and blue Cloth.
superhne black Cashmere,
Plain blue Flannel,
Back satinett,
Common black and blue Cloth,
Black and fancy Doesk,ns and mixed TrOwserings
White Blankets, all sizes,
Blue Blankets, all sizes,
Scarlet Blankets, all sizes,
Common Blankets, for horse cloth,
Brussels and velvet Carpetins.
Railway Rugs.
Velvet Rugs,
wOonen Plaids,
LINEN HEETI =.
nuckaback Towels and TOweling,
Linen Handkerchief,
Plain white and fancy Linen Drills,
Brown Holland.
Clothing. Shirts, shoes, &c.
Black Cloth Pants, best Pilot Jackets, common do,
Blue serge Shirts of all qualities,
woollen Undershirts, worsted Stockings,
White Shirts, assorted; Regatta Shirts.
Assorted qualities of Felt Hats,
Ladies Riding Hats. Oxford tie Shoes,
Children's Boots and Shoes, Crimean Boots,
Sup. cotton half hose, embr. cotton Overshirts.
Groceries.
Brown Soap, Pickles, Pie Fruits, Sauces, Mustard, Salad Oil,
Scotch Oatmeal, fancy Biscuits, Olives, capers, Jams,
Caudies, candied Peel, BlOater Paste. table Salt, currie Powder.
HhA * TEA:
Currants, Blue, Starch, Marking Ink, seidIitz Powder.
%Sundries.
Best Enshsn uuAc SomiS Nf
Rolled Iinseed Oil, cotton Umbrellas, Silk Umbrellas,
Hughes & Jones' Perfumery,
Musk, Essence of Sandal Wood, Windsor Soap,
sarsaparirIa, nests Tubs. Fencing Wire, Hoop Iron,
Anchors and Chains,
BAR Iron. assorted; Boiler Plate, Iron Safes, Grow Bars,
Tin Plate. &c and N, bright Iron Wire, Sheet Lead
Sets Sugar Pans,
Mobiles & IIoare's assorted yarnishes,
ROsKELI's WATCHES, gold and silver.
LIQUORS.
Bottled Ale and Porter, various brands,
Draught Ale in hhds.,
Martell's Brandy, in or. casks,
Hennessy's Brandy, in or. casks,
Otard's Brandy, in or. casks,
Common Brandy, in or. casks,
Cases Cognac,
Cases Ginger Brandy,
Cases Scotch Whisky,
Cs Royal Highland Whisky,
Cases Old Tom Gin,
Cases Glenlivet Whisky,
The celebrated PALE ORANGE BITTERS,
Cases Duff Gordon Sherry,
Cases Super. Pale Sherry,
Cases Sandeman's Port,
Cases Champagne, Forester Fills,
Cases Claret, Chateaux Margaux,
Cases Claret, St. Julien,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 28.-The Democrats
correspondent, who left Cumberland Gap on
the evening of the 23d, has arrived and re-
ports that the federal troops are in excellent
health and spirits, and eager for fight, with an
abundance Of provisions for sixty days. Ev-
cry few days our troops send out foraging par
ties, sometimes numbering hundred wagons,
into Powells Valley, Tenn, who invariably
return loaded, the foragers always driving
such rebels away as they may meet.
The correspondent says the federals can
hold the Gap against any force. The rebels
do not mean to attack, but think they can
starve the federals out. The number Of reb-
els this side of the Gap is estimated at from
10000 to 10000 trying to join Cerro Gordo
Williams.
On Friday last, Col. Garrard, with $50 OF
his and Munday's regiments, went on an eX-
petition to ascertain the enemys position and
force his way through their lines to join Mel
son. They had one brush with Stearns' cav
airy on the route, and succeeded in the expe-
dition. At Red Bird Creek, Munday and
Garrard met $50 of Stearns' cavalry, killing
three and mortally woundng two, when the
remainder scattered at awful speed. Captain
Mullins, Of Munday's cavalry, was killed.
No other federal loss.
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Tax Law Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The following APP
pointments for the state of Massachusetts
have been made under the tax law =
First District-Collector, Walter G. Dur
fee of Fall River; assessor, Charles G. Davis
Of Plymouth
Second District Collector, Charles P.
Hammond, of Milton; ASSESSOR Charles S.
Beals, of North Weymouth.
Fourth District-Collector, John Sargent
Of Cambridge; assessor, Otis Clapp, of Bos-
ton.
Fifth District - Collector, J. Vincent
Brown, of Salem; Assessor, A. Noyes, of
Newburyport.
Sixth District-Collector, George Coggs-
well, of Bradford; Assessor, Charles hudson,
of Lexington.
Eighth District-C Collector, Adm Thayer,
of Worcester; Assessor, Ivers Phillips, of
Worcester.
Ninth District - Collector, Daniel w.
Alvord, of Greenfield; Assessor, Amasa Nor
cross, of Fitchburg.
The appointments for the third and seventh
districts are not yet made.
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JAMES NJ. GRAHAM, A. A. G.


ST. PAUL, Aug. 28.-Ten whites were
killed and 81 wounded at New Ulm at the
fight on Saturday. The Indians fought
bravely and recklessly. Their loss was con-
siderable. On Sunday our small force under
Major Flandreau fearing that he could not
stand another attack withdrew to Mankato
leaving the town to the mercy of the Indians.
1t is reported that between 500 and 600 lndi-
ans were in the fight.
Col. Sibeys command probably reached
Fort Ridgely yesterday The adjutant gen
eral of Minnesota issued an order to the com
handing officers to seize all horses and means
of transportation. The massacre does not
seem confined to one locality, but is spread
over a vast amount of territory.
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THE REBELS AT MAMA sA $
JUN TION!
stores Taken and Destroyed.

Stores Taken and Destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.-The Washington
National Intelligencer of to-day publishes an
account of a rebel raid on Manassas, and adds
the following dispatch, which has been receiv-
ed at the commissary generals Office from an
officer at Alexandria =
''Capt. Musser's son is here. He says that
his father is either killed or prisoner and
that our stores are destroyed. l have two
trains, but cannot get out, as the road is prob
ably destroyed. They are fighting at Manas-
sas now. A great many troops are going out
to regulate matters"
The foregoing dispatch is dated II o'clock
yesterday.
New YORK, Ang. 28.-The Express prints
the following 1.-THE value Of the quarter
masters stores captured by the rebels at
Manassas junction was half a million dol
lars This is officially stated. The rebels
were still in possession of Manassas junction
Wednesday morning. 1t is said that the reb-
els had with them flying artillery, and that
they used it against railway train, arriving
from Alexandria. There can be no doubt
that the rebels have destroyed all the build
ings, public and private the station houses
and store houses, and it is said that they have
burnt the railway bridge over Bull Rum but
this is denied. Meantime the Capital is with
out communication with the army by rail or
telegraph.
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Movement of Troops.

New York, Aug. 28.-The 18th Maine
regiment arrived this morning early, but did
not leave till noon. The 18th Connecticut,
Col. Wright, arrived this afternoon and leaves
this evening, transportation having been ar
range by Col. Amy. The 10Th New York
and 9th Rhode Island arrived this morning
from the south, homeward bound. Both are
three months regiments.
The Boston committee, with Gen. Corcor-
an, left this afternoon for Boston,
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.NEw YORK, August 2s-CoTToN quiet firm; sales
$500 bales at dT9 a 49,
FLOUR-Saes 1880 bbls state and western, quiet
firm prices unchanged: southern firm sales 1900 bbls
prices unchanged; Canada frn sales 1900 bbls extra
Wheat@Sales 252 300 bush; firm with good deman;
Chicago spring IL a ,l9 Milwauk1e club LIZ a LES
winter req western vi g LIZ white ONO Si,4O @ 40:
$1,000 bush: mixed western 6lc for old eastern
55 @ 58o. Oats scarce and firm; northern and western
81 a IS.
Beet quiet and very firm; sales 200 bhls country
S. % 1915. Lard rmcr sales 1850 bhls at "a
81 Whiskev shade irmcr: sales 800 bbls at % o. 335
Sugars more active and better sales sales 4Q0 hhds
New Or a Il; Nluscovado O. &c Coffee very
quiet. 1lasses quiet; Musca7 ado 10 hhds 800; New
Orleans l34 bbls 81 "a SEC
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SAN FRANc1sco, Aug. 27.-The new cen
sus of San Francisco gives a population of
10000 against 5000 last year. The city is
in a very prosperous condition.
Oregon dates of 18th, announce the arrival
of Lieut.. Muller with fifty men and eleven
wagons, at fort Waller from fort Berlin. A
number of emigrants accompanied the trains.
Emigrants from Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri,
&C., are also arriving in considerable num-
bers at Dallas; some of them complaining OF
unexpected hardships on the plains. The
people of Oregon continue excited over the
mining reports from all directions.
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ALBANY, Aug. 28.-Secretary Seward ar
rived here ta-day, and went west at o'clock
in the evening.
EAsroN, Pa, Aug. 28.-The New York 18th
regiment left Baltimore about ocloce They
will arrive in New York about ten o'clock A.
NJ, tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-Gen. Schofield has
issued an order assessing 100000 upon Sc
cessionists and southern sympathizers in st.
Lolis.
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NEW YORK August 28-STOCKS lower-Chicago and
Rock Island So Gaena and Chicago 73s; Illinois cen
RAJ scrip 624; Michigan Southern guarateed GA Mich
igan Southern 33 Michigan Central 6S4; Reading 6s
Hudson 81 Panama 1873; Erie 3SB; 1Central 943i Pa
cc mail ll03 Amercan gold l5s Missouri Is AZ; Viz
gna Is 49, Tennessee Is 90 United S5ates demand notes
l0S $40 l0i4 United States 6s 81 registered
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AFairs at the West.

LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, Aug. 27.-T0 E.
N. Stanton, Secretary Of War; Washington.
Major Champion Vaughan, Of Gen. Blunt's
staff, has arrived at these headquarters with
dispatches. Gen. Blunt marched with 1900
men from fort Scott, Aug. 18th, and followed
the rebels as far north as Lone Jack. The
enemy declined an engagement, and com
menced retreat. They were hotly pursued
by Gen. Blunt, and driven in utter confusion
across the Usage, with the loss Of all their
transportation and equipments, besides nu-
merous arms, prisoners, &c.
1t is considered that the expedition saved
the Missouri towns and the western border
from devastation, besides striking terror into
the hearts Of the enemy as far as the Arkan-
sas lines. Gen. Blunt's column returned to
Fort Scott on the 22d, having marched near
ly 300 miles in six days. Col. Cloud was left
to continue the pursuit, and it is not improb-
able that the main force of the rebels will be
compelledto surrender.
JAMES M. GRAHAM, A. A. g.
GREBNvILLE, Mo-, Aug. 25.-Major Lep.
pert, of the lst battalion of the 18th Illinois
cavalry, with 100 men, were attacked by a
body of guerrllas, $50 strong, under the Pr
rate Hicks, thirty-six miles beyond Bloom
field. The guerrillas were totally routed, with
twenty of them killed, three times as many
wounded, and a number taken prisoners; six
ty horses, seventy stand Of arms, and all
their camp equipage, were captured. The
survivors scattered IN utter confusion, and
will not probably reorganize.
The affair was a complete success for Major
Leppert, and little more trouble need be APP
pretended from Hicks band Reports from
all directions are encouraging. Wherever
secreted, the guerillas are speedily hunted
out and vigorously dealt with.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
KENNEOY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most ex
cellcnt Of all Lnimeuts perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids, arising from checked perspirationis cured by
few bottles of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LININENT,
&EUSA LGsG A--the king of all paints caused by
an inflammation CT the nervesis instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIEINEET.
SPR4ENS are caused by an over-extension and
Sudden action Of the muselesis cured by few bot
ties OF KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
for beast.
IsLEUESISK is an Inflammation of the lining of
tho ribss cured by few bottles of KBNNEDYs RaEU-
Matte LINIMEET
sRUIS a1ss are caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing of the tissuess instantly relieved
by KBNNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIHIMENT.
GEsAMP is a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
Il sudden stoppage Of the fluid. which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few applica
tions of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LiNBIENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused BY aneuralgia in the
BHguMAT1o LINIMENT in warm water every hali hour
unit cured
sOIEE THROAT AND HOARSENESs
caused by unnatural dryness OF the glandswet
apply it on going to bed and you will be well in the
HEKDACHE AND THROHsING or
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from insensibe
persprationis cured by few applications Of KEHEE-
DY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
WEA kNESS OF THE BACK.-FollOw the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
1t is good for Toothache, Earache, Sweled Face and
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, R0xbury,
Jar GN. i MES GREEN, BUSH 81 CO. NJ
MGcoNYlLLL, w. IL. GOULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere
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miscellaneous.

.agu EYE AND EAR. - w. R.
8N%SS CAKES, NJ D., Oculist and Aurst, from Lon.
- %d0D, would respectfully announce to the citi-
''Sz=@ of Worcester and the surrounding y
tfg, that he has taken permanent residence Iveruy
Street NJ A. and office Pearl street. No Warren
HALL where he may be found every day e cept Satur
day) during the summer, from to y m and to
y M. for free consultation The Drs long practical
perience in the special treatment of the Eye and Ear
speedy cure, satisfactory relief, in every vaii
cts Of malady affecting those delicate organs. also IN
tlrrhal disease of the throat wind pipe. lungs.
Generalization of the parts has not taken place Tes
f!monv Of hundreds of be at his office.
charges for scientific examination and medicines mod
crate at all times. Consultation, &c, can be had
Sunday from to II at his residence, for those
who cannot attend on working days DIFF ie26
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
w CHERRY-For sale by GEO. R. SPUR 2Ol
Main street. DIFF aplu
WYNN ER'S PERFECT GUIDE
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fVHE GREATEST MEDICAL DE


our codInon pasture weeds remedy that
EVERY KIND OF EIUNEOR.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth
One three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two Bottles are warranted to the worst cankerin
the stomach
Three five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kinds of ErYsipelas
One or two bottles warranted to all humors
The eyes.
Two bottles warranted cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaIy cruptions of the skin.
Two or three bttleS warranted to the worst
kind of ringwoim
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrGflla
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia / know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankerm the
stomach
One two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate costive
state OF the bowels
one bottles will regulate aderangement of the
kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy.
By strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle ard udicOus application of the
SALE RREUM O1NTAHENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every sore and ulcer whatever kind or nature excep
cured
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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ISTATE AGENT.-The nnder.

~ signed offers his services for the purchase sa ex-
change and leasing Of real estates for the purchase and
sae of stocks and bonds for the negotiation Of business
paper; for procuring loans mortgages for making
papers of all kinds relating to the purchase sale
change of real estate and for the collection of rents
Office 203 Main street A. J. EATON.
iel9 div
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lin,
EEITrTIi AND GEITA

AECO II ID EO 4, FEA NO NJ EK1DDEON.
FIFE, FGAGEOEET and CLARIuNET.
Containing ructons designed to enable the pupil to
obtain knowledge of playing without teacher; with
choice collection OF variety IF Popular Music.
Price OF each 50 cents Teachers pupils and dealers
s"ous of obtaining priced Instruction Book and
the same time that is useful and attractive will find
these books fully suited to their wants Mailed post
paid by DIISON IL CO., Publishers, 277 Washington
street, ioston. au30dtf
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III SCHOFIELD. hi. ID. (New Schoon

LIE Physician and Surgeon, wonld respectfully an
to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he
has removed his office and residence to No 80 Front
street where he may be found to attend all calls Es
pecia attention paid to all diseases of females The doc
tor having had many years experience In treatment
of all diseases incident this climate hopes to merit
ajshare of public patronage.
ONCE hours: till a. from to and till D. m.
NIL
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every and Gcer, of whatever kind nature exec
cancer that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
n existing under the name of JENKINS, HAMILTON,
~ HYDE, is this day dissolved by Limitation, Il. VI
HYDE retiring The business will be continued at the
old stand, under the name Of
JENKINS, HAMILTON, II co.
Worcester July 49, 1852. diff aul6
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VISIT PARKERS GALLERY, 30i

Main street. and procure one of those 12A cent
Ambrotypes which warranted to give much sat
faction taken in the city for IS 50 cents All
style of Ambrotypes and cheaper than be
cured elsewhere Pictures of babies taken instantan
eousy, by a new process. Try them. Call aud examine
specimens. T. l.. PARKER, Artist.
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