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AMUsEMENTs. ..
ATIBios GARDEN.
Az Lessee anu I MSsNsE SUCCESS
'f'As 'es'n'sa l'A S SG%s ccII isS Vocalist
JOHN BRoUaHAMs
srA'' Romantic c Fac b sDsi:sS MOTTO,
which has during 1s az reg nssea sS~s
within the walls Of this theatre and harbeen hailed
RNrHUsIAsrIo DEMONSTRATIONS
PRESS AND PUBLIC
SUCCESSFUL DRAMA
Of modsrn %sa The careful manner in which han been
paced upon ''' ' SSsa e. SCENERY,
me ''"','' s' sTsD c 8 rs DE BALLET
the excel SISHs Fl sfsr1 ARTISTS 81 S'
embodied ~ asst a he h sSsT Ss correct
an AID in fornipg don hhe unequalled IN this
theatre celebrated the production Of
snsee This Hll p RTsTfssiF EVENING JUNE H.
.'s every evening 'a 1sr; SoLI Ifslse' with
r hi. srsa. character Of
h,nw.sds 2, .s latter byJOhn Broagham music by H.
WINE. BRIGHT WINE,
WHILE THERE'S LIFE ahs THERE'S HOP.
MR.. VIM wHEArLEY
in Dis sretcs S S1SrflSr HENRI DE LAeARpERE
sy s r. sasw M Co. fo
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
snS ds
sole right Of It's production in America. Any infringement
OF the copyright will be prosecuted 10 the full extent OF the
law. =
The ventilation OF this spacioss theatre admirably
ranged that during the ,sf
WARMEST WEATHER
the auditorium wi AWAY be found
COOL AND COMFORTABLE
sRGuRE s1h ssr Tssss GT
should make early application prevent disappointment
The farquet Stalls the only which reserved
The entire Dress Circle Balcony open the
public without distinction. The Parquct Stalls be
cured
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
The performance commences at O'Clock precisely, and
CONCLUDES BEFORE II O'CLOCK,
thus enabling parties residing at distance 10 reach their
homes at a seasonabe hour
THE SPACIOUS GARDEN
attached 10 the theatre.
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
with myyiads OF gas lights, and rendered
DELICIOUSLY COOL
by the water of the
SPARKLING FOUNTAIN,
affords delightful promenade the the play
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~ Trims viii cave Twenty tn street depot Alba
10 30 A. NJ. stopping at ams Bridge White Plains.
Bedford Croon Fas and stations north To Albany, connect,
ing With Central and Northern Raj rad Saratoga all
poinls northwest; Croton Falls $40 A. for White
Plans siS and 10 a. NJ $50 4:lo and r. and 6:i5 r.
NJ from White d. pot: for Williams Bridge Sis
~ M 49, TO- g. $40 r. NJ Croon Falls. White Plains
and Williams Bridge trains stop at all stations For Dover
e Dover Returning leave Albany at M on arrival
81 Northern AMI Western trains stopping at all stations
from Chatham to Croton Falls also Bed ord White
ana Williams Bride; Dover Plans. 5:45 A. NJ stopping at
z. whte Plans, $40. y $50 A. MIS- p. NJ Williams
Bridge $50 A. NJ Croton Falls White Plains and lliams'
Bride trains stop at stations Sunday excursion rajns
a. half fare On and after nday. May 81 1858 For Gro.
Falls 1915 A. M stopping at all stations
vile, For Williams Bridge s:l5 il3O A. NJ, and 10
r NJ stopping NJ all stations For White Plains 8 r. M
stopping at stations Returning leaye White Plains SID
H. IL Id 3:l0 $50 r. NJ, stoppag al stations; Croon
Falls p n soppinf AZ ell etc lions except Yorkve
. JOHN BURCHILL. SUPERINTENDENT
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs FOR AZ
III bany, Troy the North leave Chambers street
a. and loA NJ and s:iss and 1890 r NJ. aud on sun
procured at any OF the Offices OF WESTCOTTS EXPRESS
In New York and Brooklyn and baggage checked
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A UC1ION NovICE.-BOOTS AND SHOES
WIN. NJ HOLLINGsHEAD, AUcTl oNEER
BY CHARLES c. WARREN.
TABLESPOONS, 22 CoRTLARDT STREET. 4
sEMIwEEKLY SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. -
ON FRIDAY. JUNE u, AT iox O'CLOCK. ST
SIX HUNDRED PACKAGES OR MORE, ~
EMBRACING CONsIGNMENTS,
OF PRIME FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS.
TN GREAT vARIET7 FROM THE PRINCIPAL MANU-
FAoruRERs IN NEW ENGLAND AND N Y CITY,
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A r AUcrIoN-BY JAMES COLES SON, ON FRIDAY
IA June r. at 10 dock foot OF jay street, brook-
Hh, pay chargeS 80 Granite Man Holes for sewers
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DRY GOODS
CLoAKs AND MANTrLhAs
700 CLOTH SACQUES AND CIRCULARS
marked down below cost
SEQ BLACK SILK CIRCULARS AND SACKS
reduced below the cost Of the silks.
The whole stock must be sold 4
In TEN DAYS Bnt one price; ~
e. 8. MILLS Co,
BI Broadway. corner White street.
GREAT BARGAINS. GREAT BARGAINS
u IN SILKS SILKS SILKS FROM AUCTION.
BLACK SILKS. from 10. o yard up
FOULARD SILKS, from 40. 3D. and up
FIGURED SILKS from 7s. and Mp.
COLORED SILKS from S. and up.
AN IMMENSE STOCK or FOREIGN DRESS GOODS,
in all styles and kinds.
AT THE OLD PRICES,
and ranging from 64c.a yard to 60c.
$500 BAREGE ROBES, FINEST QUALITY,
twenty four yards each from IS ~ 70 S. worth double
LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC oorroNs,
at the very lowest market priceA
apendtd stock Of
SILK CLOAKS, SILK CLOAK6,
SHAwLS, sHAWLS, SHAwLS
In oil the latest styles and designs and prices
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
W. h ROBERTS. Proprietor
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ADJUSTMENTS.


AMUsEMENTSs
WAILAcKs aravm A,a
OVER BEFORE II.
THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. -
Will ~ PRESENTED. THIRTEENTH unA
uoToft sterling and Justly celebrated ave acS No
ROAD TO RUIN
With the great cast that has ssmPsd a psas enc q No
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UCrION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF family going t3 California
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD Flu RNlTUHE,
RICH AND COSTLY MANTEL VASES AND QRHA-
MENrS SUPERBLY CARVED PARLQR SUITS
Liver PLATE, RIJH CHINA, CARPETS. TO, -.
RUSSELL W. WESTGGTT, AUCTlONEER.
Will sell ahs day (FRIDAY) at II o'clock precisely,
The contents No 5l West T~enty rs street,
Seventh avenue.
me comprises OF the house, ana of
order for the and used but two
The whole win be peremptory sold ranser shine.
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM bURMEVRE
Of three full suits OF Paror Furniture brocaAel
and rosewood Eages Centre ssd Pie: Tables with
end Ingr.e Carpets Turs ish lounges With Chairs 70
match French Escreoire Reception Chairs in SILK
attn large coilecton Of nsntsl Vases.
Bsque Payan Groups and Figures Bronze and Paror
Ornaments 20 line Oil Paintings Dsmask and Lace Cur
DINING ROOM, cHAnsER AND NURSERY FURNI-
TURE.
Superh rosewood Bureaus Bedstsads spring
seat Chairs rich Carpets Mirrors French Engravings
Flower Vases Suits. Cocks nc. Dining
Oak Buffet OAK Extension Table, rich French and Bohe
uau China and Glassware. Sverware, Ivory Table Cut
ry With barge variety Of mahogany Sofa Beds
postpooement cash obst required OF all purchasers
Men win be at the sale cart pack shp goods for pur
chasers
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AsTROLOGY.
A BONA YIDE AsTRoLoSasr e. THAT EVERY on.
can depend on Nine WILSON who .ells the ooec.
and future your life you dangers brings
81 over the bakery Charges FOR ladies' aud
BROOKLYN CONGRATULATIONS CLIP.
"A FORD the greatest American Seer, Medical aud Bus
Fulton aven2e Life Charts given on Destiny BY PsycSo
Nancy Send red stamp for particulars.
A srRoLoGIsr- you WANT TO KNOW THE Flu.
A % s snS ss eau on MAJ
go Eighth avenue. above Forty.fourth street.
FUTURE FATE EoKEroLD BY TIE srARs-rRE
'Gs' Chestnut s'ss r Sss.
T ooK nERE-ARE YOU IN TROUBLE, HAVE ron
false 70
ROSS Tor advice ~, sSd S affairs
rated shows correct likeness Of future husband or
seventh saS And Seventh Ns1ye
on the door Ring the basement bell
MRS. CORA DUyAL INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoY
only IN this S who
awsSs and BUSINESS affairs s!uersy MRS. NEED Durs
BS % S S1sey S wS
have resOysrsd lost properly ana friend. ~ eOasans her
.as: ssss w Tss ss as'
S soe So GSy pp Hs s Sss 'r s o.
hna whatever 70 DO with ssiroosy and those proes.ed
business medical ne' equal
MADAME RAY Is THE BEST cLArRvoYANT AND
hves lucky Numbers and causes speedy msrrsses No. S
seventh avenue near Twenty seventh street Ladies, ass
seoee"A.u. W.
MADAME EsrELI. SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CAN BE
~ On oye, marriage sickness losses business
cents 50 Cali III varck street. near
e,oo1'. $500
MO LMPosITIoN.-TnE NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ STARR from Europe who horn with Q natural gift
q s Srnss iosener those long see c causes s p ss
g sSws yss Of pour bus:
notice youlhat have deceived by false
sres. ESropean Caryos and Asroosist Tor IL Is true
"a IS which induce asr y say tHIs her equal no. %
and sssery VIZ Sscd nsw ~ao 's a
@ her S9sas s s IA: e
e ss tells ySa c n Ess 0 ss s
Thirdasenue Name the door Gentlemen admitted
N s.wEo HAS % NOT T ~ HEARD or THE osLR.
s:sd Madam 81 gsS ss 70
ca be cansaed with entire a , she has ea
hervtsitor YOU wish Truth give her esil
aat.9s f ro1 Ya2s Who sa Is
drunxen and husbands; has secret "
~ g S I'D snss Ss sss
avenue. above Twerth street
WHO WOULD NoTG TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
PropSeess s,farsay sc.no%eassi the the
best Of AL t.sroSoss who guarantees those
70 impat 70 them inform the utmost importance
Sp sns%s. sns tro"S, ssi n
f a yoG.a S Swa s. A.; ~.
o ss a Ss o. 10 s,s
s s rood sHS
cure. a.: ssd ss. |
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ID r. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER
~. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE.
WHITFEMORE HAZELL will sell at auction
THIS DAY tFRIDAY), JUNE ~,
At10k O'Clock ut their salesroom. 81 Liberty street.
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
Comprising in part, Shoves SHADES, Rakes, Hay Forks.
Axes, Hatchets Hand Panel and Back Gears Wrenches
Picks OIL Stones Walters, Tacks and Brads, Trowes Ham,
mers, Saw Sets Brass Goods &c, &C
CUTLERY.
Table and Dessert Knives Forks, Pocket Knives, Ra
Eors, &C., &C.
Also,
PLATED WARE
B0 dozen superior quality Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons
Forks, Butter Knives, &c.
Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS
80 packages Brandy, Gin Champagne and Port Wines,
Bourbon Whiskey Cordials. &c
SEGARS
$1,000 Impor.ss and Domestic Segars, &c, &c
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UCrION NOTICE.-WILLlAM IRVING, AUCTION
"A EER.-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
CLINTON B. 0SG0OD will sell this day. June Y, at
10 clock at the 50 Cedar street. Feather Beds
Cribs Cradles Bolssers and Pillows French Bedsteads
Tables Tea Tables mahogany Centre Tables
painted Rockers Iron Bedseads Spring
Mattresses Stair Reds seat Chairs Ktchen Tables,
mahogany Sofas Stoves Clocks Bedsteads Mat
tresses Wash Brussels Carpets three rosewood Par
lor Suits, brocste, Standing Desks, Bookcases, &C.
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CUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sAEE-wM Writer'S.
AuctioneerThe undersigned win sell at public auction
on "Wednesday, June 10 at u O'Clock at ne corner Of
Grocery and Liquor Store Wagon together with
Lease OF prenises the Of Henry Gresseman, de-
ceased r. B. BRADFORD, Pubic Administrator.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Ar AucnoN.By JAMES COLES SON ON FRIDAY.
e. S9 Man aG Hos is 10y
uRM HFERs tI 81 Ag ys%aEEF &C.
asssY o 60 win s s . s.
gram snS rsrse Csps ssrses purple
Side Table rosewcod Secretary
cST..s and csrss @ahosaay Chairs in hareiC,h rose
ssi'sosS ~ ssss s rssscoS Essfs BOOK
Also. at 10 O'Clock.
G ss Plane 81 octave made BY Glenn Co.,
ana xeS.sd Pane Cover Soss
account q whom concern 200 SCARS consisting OF
Dc Santiago. Paul MUrphy Club House. Henry Clay. 30
HORSES 10 O'Clock in front Of our store, Is Nassau
street
6looi s.eck extra kind gentle and very stylish Sold
mOvssSic top ia good Raining orssr, but little used
: TcsEPH HEeEMAN.--sATUaDAY. JUNE y. AT le,s
o0s precisely - sne s1rs No Fs saSSs ave
sns S%;s Garnet Sss whps s Ike
balance Of &he stock OF wholesale manufacturer rrina
s @
Brides MsrtueaSs Haitess &C. 10 dozen Whips g
9snars V do5sa carPe. Bags, 10 LADIES' Hat soass y
Terms cash, in ssnssbls money only. '
r BDGARr -AUCTIONEER-BY =. Il j. Bo0ART, ON
ssSdsy Ssne N a. o% Ss ne
Frsnd plate Pier Glass Carpets Horse, Wagon Harness.
Of Esen
old Piano. Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpe's two
large French Peu Glasses Horse Wagon Harness. &C.
Al DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. WAL SELL ON FRI
. day, June H. AID Saturday, June H. at ION O'Clock
each salesroon 70 Nassau street, general assert
OF second hand rosewood and mahogany ar
or Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Brasels and
French plate Pier and Manel Mirrors
wood and mahogany Paror Suits Book marble top
se H Rpss Rs % s
whole forming assortment worthy the attention of house
keepers.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sAEE.-wM Writer'S.
AuctioneerThe undersigned viii sell at public auction
on "Wednesday, june To- at Il O'Clock at NE corner Of
Hester and Forsyth streets the Stock and Fixtures OF a
rooery and LIQUOR Store Horse and wagon together with
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<vowE BACK, MAssA CONE BAcK. rI0RQ-uQICw
Ian HALL sON, as broadway.
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A UCTION SALE OF PIONEERING PLANTS WILL BE
"A continued this morning. AZ IL o'clock, by THOMAS
REILLY auctioneer at saiesroom Ii Nassau street. be-
tween Beekan and Ann streets beautiful collection OF
r varS ties In pofs bas kets nc
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GBs 9ag spp: dturser Gusoap sluruing, Ott o. 1853
@nrnIbuses.

ANLLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVE- NIBUS leaves No. 1913 Main street, at 10 and
$50 p m. From Iillbry, Leaves Loyels Hotel at $50
a NJ, ard II. 80 n. m and leaves tina Post ONCE at a.
IN. and o. m diff $50
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patents, Qensions, 5}onntirs.

DENSION. BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
Il PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE,
f. +. AEsEsOs'L' 81 co.
Government Agent for the Collection of Claims.
at the SGlrY Hat and Cap store
No lOl Main street, Worcester Mass
Invalid Pensions procured for Wounded Disabled
Officers, soldiers Seamen and Marines, Pensions for
Widows. Pensions for Children, Pensions for Mothers
Pensions for Sisters Pay obtained for seamcn.
Also the 500 Bounty provided under act of congress-
passed July p 1851 and the 500 Bounty under the re-
cent Act Of Congress procured with dspa ch Soldiers
discharged by reason of wounds received in Battle, by
applying to f. Z. ABBOTT d co.
NO Charge made unless successful ia Collect
ing the Claim.
+. f. ABBOTT
jel0 diff G. Ii ESTABR6OK
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gNistellansuus

WHEAT


The subscriber having been eng 7geG for the last TWEEN
" yearsi in the importation and safe of Wines ana Splr
It's now finds from this cxpcn.c that real pun BouR-
Ron wHSKET when made. All ought to be, rou wheat,
and corn, is. without doubt the most heahiul ard
medicinal spirit that be used. Having determined
20 make the sale of this article speciality In MS Dnsl
ness lie has ccepted the General Selling Agency Tor
large Distlcry in Bourbon county, Kentucky, and in
future will sell, under the brand of Golden Sheat,
PURE BOURBON wIHsEEY, manufactured from the best
selected grains and made in tho most careful manner
This celebrated Whiskey will be put up i'll cases, con
tanning dozen bottles each and offered TO the TRACE
by lis Travelling Agents throughout the country, all
also kept hand in his warehouse in Boston, in barrels
hgft barrels, and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure reliable ar
Gle of BOURBON Wm5KEY at a reasonable price, have
y 10 inquire any respectable Grocer Druggist for
Golden Sheaf Whiskey" send their orders for
quantity required to the General Depot for its sale, 81
Washington Street, Boston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pas!ebOard box, to
ensure its safe transportation. G. A. RICHARDS,
sS9l General Agent Boston, Mass.
GEORGE P. HARLOW, and NJ. b. GREEN ~ CO,
agents for Worcester and vicinity. 6mos NILS
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SUNUIT CARN.
WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at "A.
NJ and every hour to or. NJ Leave Webster Square at
Z % A N ard every -four to 8 2yP NJ
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 72I
NJ ana every hour TO q p. Leave West street at
1872 A. n aud every hour t. S.52P. NJ
WESTERN RAILROAD LINE leaves harrington Avenue
at 46 A NJ and every hour to s 46 Leave Western
Railroad at ZIG A. NJ and every hour to 81 P.
81 DIFF
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.


pondency and Melancholy, which
end in Loss of Reason.
This new remedy Tor that fearful train of mental and
physical evils arising from Yenerea excesses
habits OF the young, is composed CT the soothing
in the whole Vegetable Kingdom, which, in combna.
tiou, form the perfect Antdote this obstinate
and distressing class OF maladies yet discovered
1t has now been sent nearly every state the Union
relieving the untold suferiDes of hundreds VI no ha
never seen the inventor, restoring them health
strength and happiness PriceS-Quait bottle, which
lasts MONTH $iO; half size, So
az The above famed remedies the result of over
twenty Gears study and practice, and prcpsred
they are known TO be for their respective
purposes am therefore induced to make them public
for the mutual benefit OF myself and the sick who 9TH
eiwse could never avail themselves of their virtues
They are sill warranted represented in every respect
or the price Wiibe REFUNDED.
eF@ Prepared and sold ONLY at DR.. MATTISON'S
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES
rear No rs Union street Provid L. L., and
express from observation, to all PARTS of the
United States, on receipt OF the price by mail.
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5Ne0Itruss.
IL G Z e A T 4 N g l. | S Ii
n II M H u Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j Clarke H. d,
Physlctaa ETtraOrdlaaIg to the Queen.

This extraordinary medicine Ia unfang I'm the care of
all those painful an dangerous diseases which the fe-
ale constitution is subject. IL noderatcs all excuses
and removes ali distractions and speedy may be
relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will in n short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CA EION.
These PMS ShOWi1 not be taken By females during the
FLRSF THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
TO bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they
safe
In ali cases of and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight eXertOn, pal pita
tipn OF the heart, MYSTERIES and whites these pills will
effect when all other have ailed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel
anthony or anything hurtfu to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United states and Canada
JOB MOSES u Cortlandt street, New York.
N r.. Sl,O and postage stamps enclosed to any
thOrzed agent will insure bottle containing 81 pills
bYreturn mail Sold by all druggistj dis deowly
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
A., a. DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
worcester at 1880 a. m, connects at Norwich WITT
Train tor NEW LONDON, NEW RAVEN, and NEW
loEH arriving IN New York by the Shore Line Express
Supt's Office, Nor. & Wor. Rallroad.l
Norwich, Feb, l. 1850.
~ Tickets for sale ct the Ticket Office Worcester
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NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYl
KETT'S DYE dOU SIC,
140 WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.

LADIES' DRESSES. CLOAKS. sHAWLS and other
Hrticles of ladies' wear coored and the best
possible manner.
GENTS GARMENTS dyed or cleansed WHOLE.
FELT HATS dyed or cleaused and Trimmed.
KID GLOVES dyed black, very light eoors dyed pur-
ple-also cleansed
ca Orders may be left in the care of MIS-. N. R.
WILLIAMS, l2T lain street, Worcester.
n1 Inns
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. !I 7 " . II ,II' 0IdIII IVUI p. M
tLitTO1G GoHaectTons-At Albany with the New York
central Trey and reenbush, and Hudson River rail-
ToaaS. ~ Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
boston railroads. At state Line with the Housatonjc
rsiir2ad At pittsfeld with the PitsfeId and North
4as,Is ana Stockbridgc and Pittseld railroads. AT
Westreid with the Hampshire and Uampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven Sprl G.
heo and Connecticut River Rsli Dads At Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Willmantc, and Becher-
to Mn and Amherst ralro ads At Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May |, 1867. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
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MENSTRUAL CoMPoUND, prepM alton which daily
peTsnce proves TO be most speedy and ecacious in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
all cases when used according to tue direc
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patent and the usual delay there here saved
TESTIMONIALS.
MI E,doy as 9ne Of the most capable and
ntefoo3d gs practitioners VIE whom hays had official
,.r t Commissioner Of Patents.
cannot employ person more competent and trasi
e2ahg and more capable OF putting their in
Grafton at the Patent Office" ''O'o ''''''N
EDMUND BURKE.
.,,, N =, -, Late Commissioner Patents.
MI X. II, Eddy has made for me TIIIRTEEN anSii
c9tlohs on al but ONE OF which patents have been grant
ed aud that is pending. Such unnstakcabie prool
OF great talent ON his part leads to recommend All
inventors 10 apply TO him to procure their patents as
thay may be sure Of having the most aithfi attentSn
bestowed Oh their and very asonabe charges
JOHN TAGGA{T.
During eight mon his the subscriber in course Of bis
large practice made ieice applications Si
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
In ms fas0r, b. the Commissioner OF Patents.
X. ii. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, 1858 deodly iai