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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
O,CouurIs md slavery.

EDITOR BLADE: Having lately seen tho prb-
lca,on % lettor written by the ate Daniel OConncI
upon the subject Of Slavery incosc you an extract Of
speech delivered by him upon that subject and send
it TO you with Tie hope that You viii publish it in 2Ae
Blade.
Ny. O'ConDoIl was strong Anti Sla,cry man, md.
as IN evidence Of ir beg leave TO statofhat IL ls
the people Of Great Britain and Ireland were inohty
discussing two subjects Of emancpaiion--one was
Catholic emancipation the other was the negro or
India emancipation bill The members representing
the West India influence in the British Parliament
called upon Mr. OConnc and urged him 10 keep Silent
upon the subject Of West India emancipation. assuring
him that should he do they would give him Catholic
emancipation. His reply to them was; No. gentle
men, would not purchase the emancipation OF my
Catholic countrymen at the expense Of riveting the
letters upon the limbs Of single human being that God
Almighty made" reply worthy to be inscribed In
letters Of gold upon column Of adamant Many OF hs
countrymcn in this the hour OF their liberty
and prosperity TO forget the years they spent In the
calling chains OF slavery and 10 some Of these hope
he publication Of his speech may not BIO without effect
Respectfully, HiBgRNiCUs.
EXTRACTS rEoM o'cOESELL's SPEECH.
Slavery wherever II exists. 10 the bittercst potion
that can be commended ~ the lips VI man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
The O'ConnelI-Di-noy A4s;ter.
To nc ESs,o, u 7s,N J. 2ri1sr..

10 ne E1i,or q IN, n. j. TyiJun-
SIR: THB TRIBUNE Of Saturday, IN common
with the newspaper prees generally, bad fallen into
singular error in speaking Of OCoansBs letter to dis
ney & CO. as dJcumcn: now iCs the 1fst time rub.
nsAcd alter q suppression Of twenty years
This IS 80 far from being the That it was read DO
fore fan meeting Of the irisa Repeal Afsocintioh o.
Cinoiu natl 10 tic Sumner OF is43, and tie npp'alao and
Laughter OF an appreciativo audience collected 10 zee
the n and many l1irous attempts On tie part 81 the
Reps ,crs % affect az indifference which they did moi.
feel il was pnAI.hcd IN RE Cincinnati Morning Hy'
aid at The time and axens.yay copied throughout the
country Indeed 1t caused Ito dissolution o. tao 10
peel Associations ir nj the loading Southern ees and
FAD 70 remember and relate lit lost tie cause u 10
peal tie invaluable services Of Robert Tyler osg nu-
thx Of "Ahaeuoras," "Medoruss Dream and other
1uror'ai poems lsng sinoe forgotten ~ or original
Anti Slavery man. SHAH never forget the delight which
the first persal Of the letter afforded rei nad Lave
ever since been able repeat whole sentences from IT,
as 10 doubt many Of your readers can DO. L-EJ
Ha.kin.ion D. c, Aug 49, 1869.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

Mr.. FREDERICK DoUGLAsS announces his 70
rcuent from tho charge oi tie Journal published fa
several years pact under his neme II ayalodictory
us readers be gives the following Tor gvias NJ
that paper:
Tho United States ere now in The hittercst psrgs Of
civ, wa. Slavery il The cause Of this terrible war.
AID is abolition Is dccrooG by one Of the parties TO
tie war. I with tie Abolition party in war - 4,
peace. discontinue ny paper because can berics
serve my poor bleeding cour! men, whose great "ppor-
nuity las now come. by going South. and sumn.nnias
them To assent their just liberty. than can 90 BY stay
Ing here. 3m going South ~ assist AdiGillt General
1hous Ia tie organization II cOlorcd troops WHO shah
win for the millions In bondage the inNStim s6c lless
iAgs II liberty and country.
Slavery has chosen submit her claims 90 the de-
cisGn OF the God Of battles She has deliberately tnsee
q sword aud Il is meet lhn She should perish by the
sword. Let the opprcssOr fall by the hd ~ the op
pressed and the guilty ye.asr. y hOn the voice o.
truth and reason could net reach lct hl ia ~! th'
hand Of lis Save. IL is Ia accordance VIII tho M iS
ordcIings OF Providence that IL should be Elns
lstico thunder oTth higher Nindlc ton al liz
majesty. nor proclaim warning more sNui.irt TO-
world STEPPED a. cruelty ana Wck'dness, tan III sds
termination Of our system OF slavery. Reason, arg
mont appc4,--ah moral influences have been applied,
vain. lie opprcssOr has hardened LIS NeHit hhatA
his mind AID deliberately rushed upon melttd desifs
ton. lot ms blood be- upon his own he"a. iAaS
should take humble part IN TOE h!s!c1i as W.As
the moral struggle against slavery and urge NY "E'
shaved people 20 Nndicate thor manhood ~ nrnS
striking for their liberty and oogntf! IS natural na
yoLsislcnI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
Hospital site, Cor tie Army.

To re I5i'sr ~ The y. Y. Tribune.
SIR: note few days ago in THE TRiBuw
informed its readers that SHgeon.Genorsl Hammond
was a. tie Ess, selecting sites for rev Hospitals. !
bnvo oi been in doub, 10 who is responsible oF he
present position Of Of hospitals but tits lesds
me 10 infer that the Surgeon General Is the person VIE
selects hospital stesand pretty mess no has made q
i ~ some instances few weeks ago / went TO Ia''
tl,ore TO visit wounded friend. found tie lospsS
in tho crowded part Of tie city rhe Thermometer "
9Go) near e railroad depot. with all the annoyance d
the Necessary noise end 4 market with all its a.
tondan smells Here in this hot place. were hundreds
Of our friends ard brothers suffering from their wounds
and dying by seoros fOr want pure air id quiet To
add 10 their torture, The p>lois ia .he ucr stories
could Look 10 The hills beyond tie city and that
there was open space ard quiet within reach IN on,
city similar outrage IS perpetratod There IL
hospital az the corner of Fny ard Lexingtos
avenue where number Of soldiers necdessy incar
eatel I've there. and 1t is painful to 80 tie
poor coaya'esconts trying TO get breath of fresh ar
Numbers Of them gate on the roof Of tie
dab willie others assemble IN small yard ard ct shei
Ter .rou tie SIN under rude shed oi boards. v hyu
this hospital kcI in such an unit place ior tie sol
Gicrs Why are Rebel soldiers sent 10 DaVlds Island
where ttey con be cool and comfortable. and Union
soldiers lcpi Ia DO, brick building IN The center OF the
city Has family influence anything TO Go With it'
Who can teiif CT
Aes f0rk, aug. 20. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
Coap,ry noldicr. in Ncw-Yori.

o D.
SIR: IA the question, how many volunteers
has The City Of New York furnished to he 4 3 armies
during the prcfent war has lately been raised and at
,e,qpca 20 be- answered by the State Adgfau General
lspfague) and Judge Advocate General Waterbury.
allow Inc 10 state single inoi hearing rlon e gees
lion. Attic time when Gen. ScLles was raising hs
First Brigade in coming down from lie Wet le In
cnu,nany an the cars If The NewiOik Central Rail.
ro@T vi, 100 stlworth men each wearing red shirt
and llncl Glazed cap aud on nquirng Of one Of their
ruuber Who seemed TO be recognized ns M ouccr or
lcoder among them was told tlpt The company WIS
romm,s ed of 100 men who were oad been working in
the Michigan pneries." and were t'n on 'heir way
10 tLis ,lty 10 enlist in the Sicklcs Brigade. Some
uonths aierward and after that fine brigade had been
several months in the field CHANGED to meet one OF NE
officers of the brigade who belonged to tins city, and
inourod OF him respecting company Of Michigan men
lie informed that they came TO tins city ana ehlscd
and were mustered into the service hnd were then IN
the field with the Scklcs Brigade. What state or city
Is entitled to be credited with furnishing tins ioo men
This city undoubtedly receives credit for them undcf
the estimates mado by the present State Officials anu YET
neither this city nor State m Justly entitled 10 sncn
credit CHLhS'
ke,o York. Aug. %. 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

EMANCIPATION IN MlSsoUM.-Ihe loyalnt-
liens of Missouri are holding Conventions throeh-
out the State, TO nominate Delegates TO g'nd
Emancipation Convention 70 be held on the 1t OF
September at jefferson City. The action Of thaaie
Convention is utterly ropudiaied by the eanes'
friends of Emancipation in Missouri and 10 ouSt
The coming Convention viii exert a powerful hiIH'
once in Kidding the State of the curse OF hmaa
bondage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
SERIOUS ArFnAy-ArrEMrr TO MvRpR AN

SERIOUS ArFIAy-ATTEMrT TO MuRpR AN
OrrlcrR.--A serious aflray occurred in lohokn 9n
Wednesday afternoon. in which man named N'ay
was seriously il not dangerously Injured 1t appears
that about o'clock Constable Whitney went 10 h'"!
Lon-o. in Meadow street TO arrest Mrs. Bray on
warrant issued by Justice White. After ehtciis n9
house. and making bis business known. Brady n'ssa
the door and said I'VE have got you now you Sn .,
- and viii murder you before yol get gu, Si ~
Brady then seized IN aX and attacked t,e onrv, ~
and finally wrenchcd The AK away and dealt Braiy two
blows on the head inictng very severe scalp wrnus
Mrs Brady also assisted her husband and sns N.Y..
Bady was tkcn into custody but her husband was w
seriously injured 10 be removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

TnP REGATTA AT CORNWALL, HUDSS
RNrR-The regatta which was 70 have taken rlacca
Cornwall on the 2sth inst has been postponed to Ths
day. Sept B. the entries 10 he made before the si. 10
winner will receive $40 the second $50 The couIsds
TO he three miles There VIII also be an open raeco
youths under Is wears Of age. two miles tie WHINE IL
re,,iye So md Tie second $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
Eeccipis of Produce.

ARG 2f-i1sO bills Flour .sl bbls. Corr Meal; 70, bbs
Wh-ky 10 90 bush. What q - bush Corn 90 Tsss
pro,i ions. IL pkg Ashes Js rSgs OcsAei PAsh L-rs
i...e PA,s Pct.0.cu!u, @s Pkga batier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

Tor Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, OF Pow
err. lmpotency, Confusion OF Thought Loss of Memory
Irritable Temper, Fear Dependency and Melancholy
winch may end in Loss of Reason.
rms now remedy Tor hat fearful train OF mental and
physc; evils arising from venereal excuses, and
hablts OF the young is composed of the s0othi
stIenEthenlhg and nvisoratng medicines TO be found
IN the whole Vegetable X ned M forming, in combina
ton one Of the most perfect Antdotes for this Ultimate
ana distressing class OF maladies yet discovered
II mas now been sent nearly every state in the UniJn
renewing the untold suhcrnes OF hundreds who ha e
never seen the inventor, restoring them health,
strength and happiness. One bottle lasts month. Price
so; half size, $3.50. tSS- These FOUR GREAT REM
EDlES are the result fover twenty ears study and
practice, and prepared they known to be the
VERY BEST for their respective purposes therefore
induced 10 make them public for thebeneht OF those who
otherwise could never avail themselves of their viz
tues. They all warranted represented in every
respect or he Price GILL Dc REFUNDED 81 Prepared
amt sold ONLY at Dr. MAlIiSON'S REMEDIAL IN
SrIIUTE For SPECIAL DISEASES, rear o.2S Union
street providence L. and sent by express, in clcse
ly scaled ackAge all parts Of the country, ie-
Cept OF tie price by mail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

This extraordinary medicine is unaing in the cure
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
ale constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excuses
and removes all distractions and speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in a short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent cOunterfeits.
CA TION.
These Pills should not be taken by females dartnd the
FIRST Three MONTHS Of Frequency, as they are
safe
In all of and spinal Affections pains in
the back and limbs fatigue slight eXerton palpita
ton OF the heart Mysteries and whites these pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed; and al
though powerful remedy, not contain iroa calomel
antimony or anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full drec tons in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES y Cortlandt street, New York.
n. b. ST. and postage Stasips enclosed to any
thOri2cd agent will insure bottle, containing 81 pills
byreturn mail. Sold by all druggists. dis deowly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary syphilis, kruptions the Skin Sore
Throat, Mouth ami Nose; Loss of Hair Did sores
sweHngs, Pains in the Bones, and all other gns Of
Secondary Vene eai disease
no remedN eyer discovered ! as done what has been
achieved by this Under Its every form constitu-
honal syphtc faint is speedily cured and in short
tiiae the subtle poison is complete eradcated rom
the system, snd hCat and st eugt permanently re-
stored HNaS his ren.eGV that cured gentleman from
me South then Stopping at Aerport and lehich he
presented Or N Wtth S450 besi9ss bill after hdpin0
been ander the treatment Of The most phystcians
IN BG timore, Philadelphia and bep YoJA, for FIVE
YEARS One bottle lasts mOnth-PIice $40; half size,
s25s Sent by express in closely sealed package on
receipt of the price BY mail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
DTuRETlG COMPOUND.

For GoHorYhdea Geet Structures Gravel and all Dis
eases OF the Urinary Organs.
This remedy contains neither BasRm CopaYa,
Spirits of Nitro. Cubebs. TurpeDtue. any other
drugs but elegant veg table liquid, pleasant
to the TASTE smell cooling cleansing healing in
Its operation aaying all heat and irritation in the
nary passages. You, therefore who nave been taking
BGISqm C0pGiua, either in capsules mixtures, for
months until sick and pale your breath and clothes
nled with its vile Odor; throw away the disgusting
lures, and send for bottle Of his fep Remedy which
will not only you at once, but it will the
system from the bad effects of the mixtures you have
been taking so long 1t is cure one ha +
the time OF Otner medicine, the pfice ig be re-
fandes ONE BVTnE OFrEa SUFFICIENT Price S5-two
bottles d time,
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ITEe0ieaI.
DO q tt OR C. A. HILL,
No Q DOrranco Street, Providence, RI.
Dr. HIPS Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy Of the Age

$3.50 q V''%SsAS 1Ce{gulaGors
The Greatest Remedy of the Age
Forthe use Of Single or Married Famoles
la9y DC Justly ranked as the most sue
ceszus ana invaluable specific for ali
arrangements, obstruction. and priyate
difficulties peculiar to the Femeie Ssr
asnior in Especial Diseases, d9Tine, i bis
long and varied practice Of Twsnty
az; Delicate and Dihcult DISC Disorders .nS
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions OF the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department OF his
practice Il hiss been his aim 20 bring to
thorough test and issue the different
Botanic and Indian Agents OF the
Materia Medica with the view of pro
ducng Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for sill cases of Irregularities
Suppressions and Obstructions and their
private cognate affections Of the female SYSTEM and the
iNFAIIiBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.
CqaP9ySD st9n Shich daily
its OPERATION and il Warr9nted HSrmess ana aWay
in ell cases when used according to the drOe
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES!
hare been sold within the last Ten Months ana The graf
ton Of Hundreds of Females, who have sought resi
Mon 4ther preparations IN vain thereby demonstrating
Eenale cataOtcon O. Regulator Of che Age.
are being dey sdvstised 6uTporaF to be OF .Ssnt
classes of strength and prices graduated sccordngy
knowledge experience, much less of any knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana, or practice and all such
adnntad rtocio,,S s,,i ~ iat'1 ueFloSS
,icns sS iaod 20 ~ s5 ~ ~ ~ anu me cIs9
ot, I'm e no sg sis A" "sS Oh spurious II not ab
ar III = a. tp q "a "a Wv -s 9.
,ents have baeI Ss6re ~ nRiic bcre snI
~. 80, - ~ NJ 1ae an nItoshhouI
Nc M In ue a. ey eas, anu WIG nag a.
IN III MN, ~ % ~ st.. t sIelsiiens
a., = iaise p'4t u ms IAeory
~ n ~ p VIZ neI hT5 VI tiniei
- LIZ iE'u u IN uao uut one tofIuuIs
81 S ~, Ii 10 Put " ~ oottes o c9;venient
s 10 y s ~ ni ~ % l.s tlt9Gt9hs
S - iui oe5 10 w pAits o. IteN fslu the oneo
n Or % cme Casas! ~ PsCSaseS beectiy sSe "
~" VI VI T'.le pitVS =. ~ yer DoI
ny oy uaiL arc Surely ConhueItal,
s CoHlSh HIS liVaII@pie nee VI u % insure at
tS 55S1 I, - =. -, MN, ~,
SeGF ~ n;,'s hiIt seWaie hegnlstoT ID
~ 5lst anu eiieCtlei isneuy ana
so "a az ne S9s u eslo @ or Ll7lsen
am - ne oS tpAINt!u4i WiicH win ACGOHp l-Sn that
ite$t.tt petIs me pfouuCloh al physician Wlueiy
Et"Th trougho4t New ENGLAND ana other sections Of
me Nnloh "u nose success gnu testiuoHiats la eE
zee tose % ~! olbeI practtoher OF ms age m az
DIhel.es ~ FfttItt Tdctce 10 De FOUND N the cOan-
Try. ~zs No preparations &rs warranted GenuLe IN
less purchased III me once OF DIX Hull, Ne DOB
rance street, Providence, Il 1.
Dr. HAgtps Botanic BsesueGien
for tho r,,ro or prvste r,saosos in ear Sow will ., al,
,f,ss he t, - F -, 20 s.s4 w ~ W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

So 906. 81 loco, 10 SO, r6 ll56 M l2C6, Il 45,
06, SO, o. $50 Oh 35 400 S. o. 536 O6 636,
7O6, 1856, $40 50, $50, 10 10 M
Leave West Street at IS, o. 81 07S3l, s07 93l,
0U 1851 IL o., l37. A. Y VI, 1854, l07, l.37 2O7,
s9l o. 49, 407 An o. $50 O7, 81 ~, 49, IS,
: a a & ln d
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.EaiAf[r0ans.
" ORCESTEE HORSE RAILROAD.

Leave Lincoln Square at co. 20 100 1870, 90, l5
$50, 800, 100, 1000, lO30 II 90, 1880, ll45 M; 1900
zl5 l229 y - 100 Is 70, LA 200 Is, 80 -
els, 30 45, 100 us, 1880, $50 800, 930 TO- 10 3dP
Leave Webster square at $50 81 20, So 90 A,
So, 20. $50 10 %, 1859 II 30 II 80 A. NJ II a. IL ~
u a. t2.5g LA, l29 A. 49, IA 229, IA, 81 3.l4
800 34, So 44,4 o. 80 5l4 %. 544 So, A. 80
64l 65S IA, 729, IA 100, 20, $50, 929, 959 ~ 49,
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PUTNAM BIB TIERS
FOR PROVINCETOWN.
- rwo TRIES a wpEx.

From Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
From PrOyincetown MONDAY nd THURSDAY.
me new and commodious Steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, b. SMITH, commander, will commence her
regular trips between Boston and Provinceton leaving
the loot of Eastern Avenue Wharf Boston, 81 O'Clock
on wednesday. June H. She been built expressly
ior TINS route, and il fitted with every accommodation
and convenience for ladies ana gentlemen Fare 81 so
FOR any Information apply 10 DOLBIER d SLEEPER,
81 Commercial Street Boston.
Z. BoWLY, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

Leave Harrington Avenue at & 49, Tl6 7.46, SIG, l0
9l6 s41 lois 10 i6. Ills. II IS a MI l2l6, y &c, LIS
Lao 2.i6 246, O5 40 l6 446 SIG As GIG, Gas l6
81, 80, $40. 8 80, 9 50 2. N.
Leave western Railroad at IN, 7;4l; SILL SAL, 800
945 10 lO4l, II IL, la NJ; l2l, u Al, LII Al, Ill
"a 5ll 49, 05 Al 5l, SAL II, GAL, I'll, IS, $40
$50, $50 1000, 1920 I'm
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Boston, June 10. 1868 de e. SU"L f' Agent si
Al EWEST AND BEST ROCK OF

IN VT
- CHURCH AUSIC-Tbe HARP OF JUDAH BY l.. o.
Emerson, author OF The Golden Wreath, etc. most
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ing schools and Singers Fat Home. Contents var
Gus attractive and suiled to all grades singers Ten
thousand copies have already sold All the prin.
cipal MUSIC Conventions, Chors and Singing Schools
are using H. Specimen pages go tunes sent Price
OF me Harp, 81 per copy, 81 per dozen. OLIVER
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furniture, &t.

DUTNAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
Il COMMISSION ROOMS tat the Old Stsnd.) No l43
Main street, where they still continue to carry the
business in all its branches
We shall have in store at times COED assortment
Of NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Crock
cry, Glass, Brttania, Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery,
which we shall sell tor CASH at the lowest prices.
EVENING AUCTIONS.
Sales of Dry and Fancy Goods. Watches, Jewelry
Books, &c. COnsignments solicited for these saleE
We offer our services to the publ; for ali kinds #
sales where AuetiOneer needed, hoping receive
. generous share Of patronage. diff me
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

This is an affection of the blood and attacks the Sexu
al Organs. Innings OF the Nose. Ears. Throat Windppe
aud other Mucous surfaces making its appearance In The
fern OF ulcers elmboids Extract Sarsaparilla puri-
mes the Blood, and removes all Scay Erupl0ns OF the
skim giving TO the complexion clear healthy color
II being prepared expressly for this class complaints
It's dpurying properties preserved greater
extent than any other preparation Of SarsaparillS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

DOOFING = THOMPSONS PA
Ii TENT ELASTIC RO0FING.-This Roofns can be
applied to roofs OF any shape-either oval fiat or
pitehcd: il will not melt crack avoids the Of
sand or gravel making clean, smooth surface and
very light. Tin Roofs m y be covered with the com:
POSITION making them proof against the weather, and
II partlaily worn, make them as good as new.
Orders for roofing and for covering i'm roofs promptly
attended to ov WM +. CLARK, Agent for worcester
county O1ics No 27O Man Austin street, Worces
ter, Mass du Dtl
BOURBON BITTERS.-TheseB itters
~ are preparation OF the nuritive properties OF the
grain of the neld in combination with the active prlnc
pie of many simple altera cs and Ritter Tonics For
the cure Of Indigestion Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
Weakness or DEBILITY any complaint of the stomach
Liver and 30 wells and preventive of Chs and Fe-
YER they are the best Of all Filters.
GEO. X. SPUR,
ies DIFF Wholesale and Retail Agent for Worcester.
A TlONEhk,-The undersigned, be-
~ ing Galy licensed Auutoneer, is ready to serve
all those VINO Wish Ots services in that capacity.
3. W. ABBOTT.
u holden, Feb -, 1881 dd .f2s
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A MEXICAN &FOREIGN PATENTS
II. IL. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent of a. S. Patent Office, Washington an DEF
the act Of lSS70
S0 state St. opposite kiIby ST., NOstOn.
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T'HE GREAT ENGL ISH
r H M H ID Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J Clarke, NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the queen.
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Tsa3s5EFasazF1sgg WORCESTER & NASHUA
k@=s=::s==5=-s9R AILR OAD.-FALL AND WINTER
-EE-sARRANGEMENT.-O and after Nov. l.,
Trains run follows Leave Worcester at $40 and II is
a.. m, and 4l0 p.
Leave Nashua at I a. end II m, and p. m.
At Nashua all trains connect with the trains OF
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Grctou Junction trains conf ect directly with tn
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with tcais
the Fichburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston at Fitchbnrg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with Othe
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, Oct Is. 1852. diff