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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-27


The subscriber having aged for the last TWEEN
y years the importation and sale of Wines ana Srr
its, now finds from this experience that real PURE BouR
wHIsKEY, when made it ought to be from wheat
and conn., is without doubt the most heatbful ard
medicinal spirit that he used Having determined
to make the sale Of this article speciality in his 6us
ness, he has accepted the General Selling Agency or
large Dstillery in Bourbon county, Kentucky ana N
future Will SELL under the brand of Golden SheaI
PURE BOURBON wHIsKBY, manufactured from the resi-
selected grains, and made in the most careful manner
This celebrated Whskey will be put up in cases con
ta!ung bottles EACH and offered to the TradI
by his Travelling gents throughout the country ana
also kept hand in his warehouse in Boston, i'll barres,
half barrels and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure rcable arr
Gle Of l,olRBoN WHIsKEY at a reasonable price, nave
v inquire any respectable Grocer or Drnggsto
"Golden Sheaf WhsGey.' send their orders tor am
quantity required the General Depot for It's SAFE u
Washington Street, Boston. .o.o.., -. -
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasteDoara po&, 10
''''' 80 - General Agent Boston, Mass.
GEORGE P HARLOW ard NJ. Il. GREEN y CO.
agents for Worcester and vicinity. olnos mo
CCHENK'S PULMONIC SYRUP AND
jos 94A " A1- dtf GEO R. SPURR
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And Beautifying the Complexion.

MOI lew OF the worst disorders that aiict mankind
arise from the corruption that accumuates in the blood
OF all the discoveries that have been made to nuree it
out, none can equal IN effect EEeImbOId's Com
pound Extract of SarsaparIIIa. it ceanses
and renoVates the blood nsts the vgor of health into
the SYSTEM and purges the humors which make dis
ease 1t stimuates the healthy functions of the BODY
and expels the disorders that grow and ranke in the
olool us extraordinary virtues not yet widely
known, but when they are it will no longer be ques
ton what remedy to employ in the great variety of a
fiji ting diseases that require an alterat We remedy Such
remedy that could be relied on has long been sought
for and now, for the first time the public have one OIL
which they can depend Our space does not admit
certificates to show its Effects but the trial of single
bottle Will show TO the sick that has virtue SURPRISING
anything they have taken.
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DENSICNS, BOUNTY MONEY, &c.
4 Parcn ar attention given the Election Of Pen
si0ns Bounty Money &c, by HENRY j. RICE, Coun-
sellOr at aw, No. BInlev Hall, Worcester.
jy9 d3m
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See Medical Properties of Buchu,
FROM pIsPENSAroRY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prac
ice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. FHYSIC
Philadelphia.
see remarks made by Dir. EPIlRAIM Mellow ELL a
celebrated Physician, and Member the Royal College
OF surgeons reand and publ shed i'll the transactions
of the King and Queens Journal
see Mcaco ChlruTgcal Review, published by BEN.
JAMIN TRAY kS, Fellow of the Roy al College Of
surgeons
see most OF the late Standard Works of Medicine.
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szssssssgS.5za PROVIDENCE & WOR.

sS ===zss==zsssEA CESTER RAILROAD. Summer Al.
s-.s1.--E1.1s rangement, July, 1858.
Passenger trains Will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations, al 100 and II 80 NJ and AGO p. M.
providence for Worcester and way stations 20
IL. Is a. M, and 420 p m.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, ss2N,
"; 1851 11.45, q. M l2OO m. ana l.3O $50, $3.50,
4.2G, $50, $50, and 800 p. m,
Leave Valley Falls at 500 90, SOS, 1000 u0G a.
M and LOO, 1.&7, 90, 800, 4.I0, 600, 6l0. and
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meofcaI.

ID q "a OIL
S9 - AOAS-A d.
,. wopt n ID TT p
tn" HD's a., %.H, III
,- ffAr - -
FOR RRA,,
Df
SCROFITIA ANN cCnouv,r -.
A 0NO oCRUEULOUS DISEASES
From Emery EdrS, u geIj- t,o,,n r., '~1S'
NaiHe ' ''""f " OV0Fd
VI have sold lag quantities Of vour v.,......
but never Y, bottle which failed of th
feet and Iull tisiaCion 10 those Who tnoh 81
ur people try il, they AZ &C there hos aa as lst
cine like it before in community '' II" 'he"I
Trun+;ons pju,n,o, uio4A
IA "P'I""S' Pl0S' oIOCcheS FeStules, Ulcers
Sores, and all Diseases of the Shin
.,t tUnt mr. hVo'' H""tt0R, bi9St0f. Engi0nd
nv t"stnn ny .%t 10 90" Gu .he public, when add
mas Of fn. go H. v" IhG hledclna Vir
hnd .n ,0,, tim, l,',,,r - uduEnttr, aged ten
Sare WIN ,, ,ar ~ 'ais rSVS' ana hair 70
S4psir,sH H. n % ~ ul't .n'll we tred Your
1880 tNIl' 'NiIe ltA pe'h wei i"rs me months "
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WULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR.
q CESrER EXPRESS.
oFFIcgs-No.I Lincoln House Block Worcester: NJ
wich CT N'''N AA0'ee' Nui'
Al packages should be marked Fuller's Express
Worcester. Sent l. 1889 . -N'1AS''
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WESTERN RATIR0AD-

rE===5ss=ss5ssss SPRING ARRARGEKENTS- Com
FL smencing MONDAY, April 20, l663.-Bos-
ton, Albany and Troy
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, lac
coInmodation) at 5.45 a.. m. and 600 p, M
For New York and Albany, (exp) zoos a. M and 4OOp
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GEO G. GOODWIN 81 CO., 50 Hanover street Bos
on, are General Agents for the New England States
For sale by all Druggist and Storekecpers.
myl4 diff
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ll.SO a m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
eester JUNCTION in for trains to Boston, Provi
dence Springfield and Albany at Worcester for trains
70 Boston, ashua, Lowell, Fitchburg DC.
S.45 p. m Way PassengerTra Connects at Norwich
with train from New London and Faineld Junction
with train to Providence. Reaches Worcester season
for Express Train to Boston.
jel0 dit P. st. Nj. ANDREWS. Sup't
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EARLES EMPRESS COMPANY
= PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER EXPRESS
Hy eVeTy tram Package forwarded Notes Drafts and
s collected and paid and all attended to with
uisp2attHt, otFiCE.-So. Lincoln House Block Wor.
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G#Qtf8sRs K1.

! ,EONARD q CO.'S BOSTON AND
"a EASTERN EXPRESS.
O7e1 ne Boston Worcester Railroad
jFFlGEs-No,l Lincoln House Block Worcester.
Court Street, Boston ' 'NtN'Ntel'
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washington D. c 1863
nag- STEPHEN T TWISS. ESQ Attorney al Law,
Nd Flaggs Block Worcester, Mass i AUTHORIZED
Associate. and applications prepared AM forwarded by
him will be promptly attended To- dti le25
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nose trains IN bold figures are the Worcester trains
The a. and p. m. trains from worcester connect
at Proydence with steamer Perry TO ana from Newport
and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock ard
Commonwealth T. New York at p m, via Stoningtun
AT Worcester junction with Trains 10 and from tina
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wora
cester Boston and Worcester, and Worcester Nor
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
car be obtained at the office of the Company in Proyi,
dence, at as low rates as by any other route.
s. H. TABOR. Sup't.
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INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.
MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, a preparation which daily
experience proves TO be most speedy and ecacious in
its operation. and is Warranted Harmless and always
successful III all cases. when used according the drec
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Amnsemerts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY. JULY n, 1888
ONE WIhh MORE

RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM;
ID EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY JULY n, 1858.
ONE VIE = MORE.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
sANPoRD's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
NEGRO MINSTkELS. DANCERS,
COMIC OPERATE PERFORMERS.
This spiendid band has cqTed uGbounded popularity do
ing their short engage eni bpt their previous
forbid their Longer at the Museum aud the manager bs'
OTHER RICH NOVELTIES.
THIS THE LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
Of this talented aud attractive
TROUPE OF RTuIoPIANs
hence this week IL the last 70 Wins, their
RICH AND LAUGHABLE PERFORMANCES
SPLENDID BILL OF FARE
for their last weeks entesnusnt and the manager feels
confident that his pstr,us will find
THE OLD AMERICAN MUSEUM
a. attractive as ever. aud during this hot weather
THE COOLEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE
''' OSE WEEK MORE ALSO, AND
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
TIGHT.KOPE PERFORMERS, GYMNAsTs. and PAN
TOMIMlSTS. The
DFNlER BROTHERS.
whose fess Of agility and daring outvie even
THE FAMOUS BLONDlN.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Daily at and q o'ooc1. p. m.
TO be seen ct ell hour. day and evening"
the LIVING oqRAAG o0TANo,s
o'' Two L WIN TIGER T" cars. o'''
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS
AUTOMATON WRITER.
THE LI0HTNlNG CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO hlNKS
The GRAND AQUARIA. Leaned Seal, sea Lion Mon.
ter Besr Living Anaoondss Wax Figures, &c.
Admission to al IS cents. Children uadsr TO- Is cents
sANronps e sanqhnaf A F.aEwELL BEN
EFT
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Proposals

CLOTHING for tho NAVY.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS. with sampiss will be received Of ,hs
Office Of Proyions and Cioting a. tho biooAyh
until IL o'clock Friday tho Dist Of July hei'
for lhs following articles. viz:
90 900 yards Blue FlsnueL
5000 yards Blue Satin-t
1000 yards BsTnsey Shooting
1900 pair Cs.jkin SbOes.
800 pair Woolon Sooks.
1000 Mattresses ,.,,
To be ivered Inspection OF Provision and Clohs
al the Brooklyn Navy Yard without additional charge "'
tnedia.sly upon acceptance OF oGers. ,ts
STANDARD Ssnipes Of above articles can be seen '
Inspection.
kew.YoIk. July "a. 1863
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1larhinerp.

DOR SALE LOW-One % and one GO-horse
power SrEAM.ENGINE lthe latter with BoileIs) both
in perfect woTkny order. Also. BOARDMAN5 PATENT
sfEAM.BOILERS, that guaranteed to thirty PER
Of the 'uel used by cylinder and nuc boilers s no
r-,te cost for construction This important Improvement
applied TO boilers Of the latter cescrp on greatly Inn
proving their steam nc csPlci'y.
II. BUANDMAN. No. 81 Broadway, N. I.
WATER WHEELS.-REYNOLD PAT
w ENT.-Jhe best Turbine in Models and Draw
inzs may DO seeu at our occ No az Broadway New York
TALLCOTT UNDERHILL
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n)eoolug CARDS. &r.

AT WIN. EVERDELL'S SONS, 10i Fulton-st.
~ WEDDING CARDS. Fine Stationery. Colorsd In.
isl stsmpns Mouosr.ns. Door ard Member Plates Seal
Presses blank Books, Cheeks. Notes. Lsbes &C. (E'a5
lshei 1870
At j. EVERDELLs, No. 302 broadway,
~ WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS in elegant
styles Also Seals and Silver DoorPses elegantly engraved
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Chances for Busincss Men.
A TTENTION. CAPITALISTS.
IA FARMS. STORES AND DWELLINGS P0R SALE
In THE CITY OLE WASHINGTON.

n FARMS STORES. AND DWELLINGS POR SALE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
VIII be sold, on THURSDAY. July 81, 1863. on the
premises public suction BY Conimssione appointed 70
divide the estate of the late Darius Gaseti the rich e'is.'
situated about u mile, 9TH Of Washington immediately on
7h street Washington and Rockville Turnpike R9r .a
iprton po,h Ii ooptsos about 800 acres which vii be d.
viasd into three parts containing 100 more o. e..
rsS S@Snf B. and he on Montgomery Blair and IL.
OF Cspt Csrbey and 10 sbe Mo-
r., e" and othss citizens OF Washington and at
convenient distance from several ehof'he' o. aHs'''
ri. beauty the surrounding country the natural beau
tie. Of the above property and the high state Of cultivation
Thsrs upon the place several springs Of pure
water These together with the dne stream Of Rock Creek
which through the place give ample supplies OF water
The improvements consist OF corTcniept dwelling large
barn. wokshop roohouss springhouse. icehouse, over
scers house aud ouhouses for hauds all IN good order Par
tcusr attention has been bestowed the selection OF the
pon s oe orDSm.n fssfe s. also every
Of ruit-apple. peaches pe,' sp,co'' corIsnt. cher
1..od 'p and .s.wsSi n'' The euS.sd land
mostly se, IN clover and timothy Crest care
new fsuce OF chs,nu, post. rs around the whole
boundary. by well msnurss last Winter OF Almost the
entire surface and the putting in OF ,es'onabie crop'-hs
latter consisting Of " acres in oats ~ ceres IN corn NV
bushels in potatoes 20 csbbsGes etc, together with great
variety OF late vegetables thus making an mH'sdise 0eca
Following the sale Of The estate viii be sale Of the
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS.
Consisting OF 4 great VARIETY. 49, .-..-
STORE FOR SALE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON ID. G.
VIII be cold on the premises Monday, Aug 1852 ~
portion above estate Of the late Darius Csg fine
store ons the best business STANDS Ia the city, now occu
pied and renting for about 1000 per snnum 'tusted IN
and the corner Of Sh,t on the north
OF Also to lie .old on the same day. one on
more vacant lots on Fennsyvsnis-ay., near ?Oih-st
DWELLINGS TO BE SOLD.
Three good Dw.lng Houses belonging to the above esie
~ tha fn.e Darins bs sOd
TUESDAY, August all rented and occupied situated on
Brdgest, OF Washington. the Union hote4
Georgetown, ID. G. - - .
TERMS OF SALE.
In dpons the above property the terms Of sale
wt be- Ope-:hd Of the purchase mousy 10 to be paid In
cash and four oqua
eighteen and twenyfour months with Interest from the
Of sale which tho purchasers bonds payable TO the
vey according to their IL erests 10 the prop
sold secured the satisfaction Of msjoTiy Of tho
Comm .si0BeT. will be required
For particulars In egsid 20 Ill OF the above property In
ouife OF WM. III. CLAGETT. Aduin.rator, Washington.
d. C. James Tcsles IN. II. Gunue. etc Commissioner 70
d. C. James C. Mcclure Co, Auctioncers, Wash
.ton d. c. and Of Ethan Allen, Assistant United States
Distinct Attorney, City Of New YORK
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ted Hogs and 81 s79 IS 12i for dicryfed the qss
tsons gwen ey Henry ID. Grant Superintendent Of
ket Tho market opened Moadsy morning much stronger
Than was generally expected the extreme
weather Tor several Gays The supply however proved HABIT
snd some OF the orosers made the price OF hsts
los $50 3D. end obtained very that rate and sold No
cofn-ed hog. below sec Y ID closing out all the lots sss
early tonr This morning the market h not overlooked.
and ssle quick for medium 70 prime Hogs while
and MT. ri ere siov.
this week:
Live Wi.sht Dead wsshE
First anaity fed large sizs..5i MS 6-Oe 81 s1c
Second quality coTn-ed.. .-.....5t05tc- tiU7e.
Firs, qualify, email siZ@s fri
prime for market butchsn...3sd-c TO-
Large size. stilied. fat, .tasIc s,acf.
second quality st-ied. $50 ''''sN''' "~ts-
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DUNNING RACES,

DUNNING RACES,
IL AT SARATOGA
m. Summer m.etu. the ssIaiosa Springs n T.. for
ruLnns Isces VII DO held tho %, .h 3h. aid 9th Of
August several vii be each Gay. Al he hcf'e'
f.osuty the Pst.s0n Pbila d-pl4 and Confsss meet
lr., with others from KeutVcs, and tho vi" be In
abundance and ospt. rsons 10 snoigsied Races TO com
insacs Of ~ o'clock t1oh day.
TICKETS Of Admission e..
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nllIllarn Nolltss.

HEADQUARTERS Loyal brigade of the North.
~ "a ffe.luAy Where a. couuulc siioDs must be i'd
S,...ed 10 toorsl WM BLISS, orssnEins t3e bngses
IsROLLISG OFFiCEs-No - Brostray. oppg.Fte tho
CO, Hall No. fC~ntr-s' orpohe tontronsrs Ohee @'i
Ne { oartst Bfooslyn. oppo'is City Hall
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The NrDl Oh aai Lfir RAILROAD nshns thn O.oHlpg
mort transportation Of sock lof the ending Jgy
.ills 2y,Ji H0ss. l.ssj. Sheep 1906 hoHs. ISL
rEEF tAfILF-
Sumber ieporsi fOr tA naItst II Forty fourth street,
800.
me rfic-s today ale 0noisd A" follows.
Fif.t4nLty........lotd al OIdnsry............ !
Nsallla............... y 40
some ~IuG GOOD Essv.s may ne qnoied ~ He rsSS
n. Of tho inAfssf al less than DC.
Thu oct Il H. taics rsl.. nom q. 20 lrir
iftrs. Pc sAf pound. % different Weights vii
a., ,erp /, n arronr,t Of sale, Of suudry droy.s
tai number Lss,ss received Tho ciJ this
5.I3I. ,, Of,
IA. nv,rss- Of ist year The average number At each
U.dn-.d1y isst vas sO1I head While the mum
h., Law h.In, "a moro than tho
80 tus head more tnsp III. dAy ~oek.
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Crn Goods.

DARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
ID CLOSING OUT SALE
Or TBE sEAsON.
Our Entire Stock is offered following reduction
FRENCH BARE0E ROBES
REDUCED 80 per cent
ALL OUR DRESS GOODS
REDUCED 20 per cent
REDUCED q per cent
REDUCED 80 per cont.
REDUCED Is per cent.
TABLE DAMAsK and TOwELLNG
REDUCED &c per ceat
PRINTS. GINGHAaS ard CLOTHS
REDUCED Is per cent.
BLZACHED and BROWN NUSLlNs
REDUCED 10 per cent
Seo LACE MANTILLAS
FOR HALF PRICE.
100 Sun UMBRELLAS al. Sizes
At les ;hls manufacturer prices
W X. PEYTOS,
No. 27s BOWEKY Near Hous.on-t,.
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Hlc0i(nl.
MANHOOD md the vIGOR of YOUTH re.

MANHOOD md the NIGOR Of YOUTH re-
w ITO ed In FOUR WEEKS By Dr. RECORDS -
sESCE Of LIfE.-Dr RECORD. II fssis, sisa yesfs OF
solicitations has At length seeded TO The urgent 30
quest Of Tho American public, and appointed an AOtNI IN
SEN-YORK Or tho sale Of his valued and highly Pfisd
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
This wonderful sssn. will restore manhood IN the moe.
shattered constitution whether Efisps from sIecsc' ,ef
abuse the effects Of ensts or natural causes The time
required the most invootao ease four wess ami
ased according the printed Instructions (which are 'oy
simpleI failure 10 impossibl-.
Tni. remedy should be taken bJ all ebou 10
mary it sfoct. permanent IL 10 Acknowledged b.
tic medical pres. Ia be tho greatest discovery ever made
Success Ia every IL certain a. that sconco over
throws isnOfance - 49, 49, .
Dr. RfCORD's ESSENCE or LIFE 10 sold In cases. Nth
full instructions fol 81. or four quantities In one of
90 will be scnt any part carefully paok"s on fscopi
OF rsnttsncc by Ls accredited agent Php Holand no az
Broomo. a. one door wet from Roadway. Ne~ You.
TIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
IL GOVT AND HHEUMAIISM.
All sufferers nom the ABOVE complaints elmer OF recon, OF
long standing, sfo advised to use BLAlh5 OOuI AMI
RHEUMATIC PILLS. TAey Ia relied upon as the most
sale efecuL remedy offered 10 tho public and Law
been universally used In Europe for many years win ihs
gTesiest success
Pr.ps, cd BY PRoUT l. HARSANT, No 10 Strand Lon
don. England ard sold By their Agents WILLS Co.,
Franklin at, New York
Her Majesty Conn issouers have authorized tho name
and addros. Of THOMAS PROUr 229 Strand Londsn, to
be Impressed upon tho Ooverneat stamp affixed TO each DOE
OF tho yenuins m sdicine-
Price o; and Is cents per boz
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Dentistrp.

nRS. GRIFFIN, 255 Grand-st., n. Y, OPP
~ po,. Lord Tayors and PSI FULTON st. BroosyD are
nsertus full partial OF their Improved Artificial Teeth
with OF without EXTRACTING the roots full sets on goid OF
plsna f2 on silver rubber So parts. sofa lgoid per
tooth, ST. silver or rubber = |; extracting ESQ.
nR. HOYT, DENTIST,
~ No 9G BROADWAY. three doors above 2Oth-st.. in
,erts beautiful Teeth his Improved Atmosphsnc
Pistes. with wi,hon, exigao Ing the Toots
On Gold ss low "a f25 SILVER rs.
PLhfisA Continuous Gum. 40 RI GBER, SO
TEETH FILLED With GOLD SILVER ard AhALGAM.
Artificial BONE FILLING inserted without PAIN
EXTRACTING, 25 cents
No charge for EXTRACTING when artificial teeth are inserted
All WORK warranted.
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SILENT PARTNER, with 81 900 to $4,000,
~ WANTED.-aonsy amply secured. and 20 per cent
allow ed To no nsko himself usoigl IN
-osins metal employment md good would b.
given lad ssssctofy without doubt within one yesi Tie
AMI cou;rOl Of very dessbe behnoss OF iuA
Partner with 81, 30 OF more would 70 iaken
5. CLARK, 10. 90 teptfe-st, near Grand
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Go n)bom II man Gontern.

A YOUNG WIDOW, having lost ono of the
bse Of husbands feels though Oh. oood not eIisi
us old world without 70 look to with that
lung which eIizts IN the breast Of toward
whom abe eBdsar with the name OF husband; aud
being stranger In this city hi, novel method
becoming Acqusintsd with true gentleman with
to nstrimony Address As WILLIS care Of MADAM De
Caas Matrimonial Agency, No Is Wes, eGh-s call IL
person.
A SECRET that every Married Woman should
N KEOW.--Inc!ose Fifty eents and stamped snyslope.
addressed to yoor TO bon No 10 Post Ooo. Wincbester
n. IA. Simple and che.p
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s.r FuAscisco, Monday. July n. iesa:
The ships Mary l.. Sutton. for New; ora; ana tns
WssbinUton. for Boston, are rapidly hlling ".
They viii carry upward Of 5000 bales ct wseI
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ZINE MILL PROPERTY for SALE or
IL EXCHANGE q miles from S.w.yoTk u milo, from
\. Il r. r. f.oar NIL saw Mil aud SPICE Min. two
Dwellings, good Barn. IN s i've buildings about upe sere'
Land Orchard young Tree. Fruits all Kinda Now oons
ID business. For particulars address C. H. fAUL Fort
n y
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