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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-06

~S Other preparations styled Female Catholicon'
are being widely adve iscd purporting to be OF different
classes OF strength and at prices graduated accordngly
the inventions OF men who have just claim medical
knowledge or experience, much less OF knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana practice, and all such
mpositons and scales of prices but many devices
adopted to deceive begue the unwary and the
uous and lead to the sale and of spurious alb
SOlutey injurious articles
Dr. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and throughout
New England for the last twenty years. and has al
ways made the In Ian Medicines and systemof treatment
in all of Sex Dicdltes large part of his theory
and practice during that period of time
HIS FEMALE REGULATOR has but one formula
and strength and put up in bottles of convenient
size hermericay sealed with accompanying directions
and forwarded 10 all parts of New England the United
States and the Canadas, in packages perfectly safe by
mar or express, on receipt OF single price So per bot
tie. Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential
and contain his inyariable fee 81 ~ insure at
tentiOn.
LS Bear in mind HITS Female Regulator is a
preparation intended to meet and eecuahy remedy and
cure all cases of Female difficulty confirmed or transient
and the only preparation which will accomplish that
result, being the production at physician widely
known throughout New England and other sections Of
the Union, and whose and testimonials far ex
coed those Of any other practitioner OF his age in all
branches OF Pirate Practice be found in the coun
try. 1S NO preparations warranted Genuine nm
less purchased at the Office OF DIR. HILL No. 81 Main
street, Worcester.
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Onrntbnses.
SPENCER, LEICESTER,
r. III. RICHMOND


Nos aud Exchsnge Place. Providence R. L. dealertu
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock including White
and COlored Rags. HEM and Manil RoDe. de-. &c
nawtf
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UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES!
have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough restofa
ton Of Hundreds Of Females who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain thereby
its indlsputable rk ht to be styled the greatest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-06

WINGS BANK.-OHice in Central Ex
~ change. Inc Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank il
opel daily for the recent Of Deposits from all classes
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PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR s5
Delivered to any address, securely packec from oh.
Address letters for information in confidence,
H. r. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot lo4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut Phila
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C.HEnVEY, Sole Proprietor.

Sold in Boston by GEO. GOODWIN & CO., IL
Marshall street, and other Wholesale Druggists. II
Retail by GEO Il. SrURR, GEO. +. HARLOW, NJ. b.
GREEN n co, DAVID SCOTT, JAS. GREEN NJ. $.
MCCONVlLLE. d&w6m DIS
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MRoItlnEs,
f. H. G 0 U L d S
PIN-WORM SYRUP

Is the first and only remedy offered to the public
for the enectual removal Of the AScardcs. Of Pin
Worms. from the human system. The high reputation
has established in the last two years, and the TACT that
fast superscdg all other worm remedies is the best
test of its great merit,
1T AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTN-FoUR Hours, AND AN
ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED when taken according to
directions, which accompany each bottle
This syrup is also most valuable family cathaic, o
be always used when phvsic is required especially for
children 1t cOrrects the secretOns, gives one to the
stomach and bowels assisting nature in her efforts to
health. 1t is purely of Vegetable Extracts, and
always safe and reliable.
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INFALL1BLE FEMALE REGULATOR

private cognate affections Of the female system, and
result is the production of his
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8ostOn embellishments.
4 MEXICAN &FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. IL. EhEY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of u s. Patent 0fce, Hashiaoton, under
the act Cf 1872
SG state ST., opposite KiIby ST., Boston.
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AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman or 4bo
city OF Philadelphia, H. T HELMBuLD who beinpJ lnIv
sworn doth say his preparations contain no naTco1iS
ny ecury' OF otuer injurious drugs, but are purely
NeEetaole, ., H. T. HELM BOLD.
vember, 1854 MN + uITp Hn VI NJ
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
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BEWARE oP CoUNTERFEITERs
and
UNPRlNCIPLED DEALERS
Who endeavor to dispose "OF THEIR OWN and
other articles or the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparilla,
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD'S--TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out thr advertisement and send foll IT, Ann
AVOID IMPOSITION AND IMPOSTURE
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PHYSICIANS please notice.
We make no SECRET ofIN6REDIENTS
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU
Is comDOSed OF Buchu, CuDcbs and Juniper Berries So
lccted with great care by competent druggist,
PREPARED IN YACUo,
Il, 4. HELMBOLD,
Practical and ATaly tical Chemist and
sole manufacturer OF
ilELMBULDS
GENUINE IRElAKAIION.
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-rs -'4o'A' hEc'Ssi NlNSAi > sup V
NJ ORWlCH & WORCESTER LINE
OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PIER 30 NORTH RIVER,
Foot of Vestry Street, New York.
Steamboat Train for New London leaves Wor.
cester Daily,
sundays excepted) at 100 O'Clock D. M, there con
necting with the Steamer CITY OF BOSTON, on
A0NDAYS, WEDNESDAY Us, AND -FRLDAIS,
an1 me new steamer CITY OF NEW YORK. on
GESD4ES, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
uuhs IN NEW YORK at the New Pier, Foot OF VestrJ
myS diff P St. M. ANDREWS sup.t.
Es;.ssa5al ssssa PROVIDENCE & WOK.
fE ;z..=zs=;5i:s.s CESTER RAILROAD. Winter Al.
SSff . -75z5 - rahgement Nov 3, 1862.
assenger trains will leave Worcester for Provdenes
and way stations at 100 and l3O a. m and 400 p.
froVuece toT Worcester and way stations at 20 ans
ll.45 a. M, and 40 p. m.
valley Falls Trains leave Providence at. $50, $780,
~ u'JVi 40, a. m, 1890 NJ, ana l3O, $50, $50,
Leave valley Falls at $40. co. e.ES, 1000, ll.0p
Z 81 pm. '
Those trains in bold figures are the worcester trains
me worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry TO ana fr1m Newport and with the splen
dld ste 1mers Plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to
new OK at p. m via Stonineton
Al worcester Junction with Trains to and from tn e
western; worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor.
ceAte5 Boston and Worcester and Worcester and Nor
Through Tckets 70 all important points ut the West
can De obtained at the office Of the Company ProvI'
s. II. TABOR. suD't.
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
a DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train Savins
Worcester at 1850 m, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
Okk arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
st1.S5 p. P St. NJ ANDREWS, Sup't.
Supts Office, Nor. It Wor. Railroad.l
Norwich, Feb, l. 1850.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKER. n
NV Yo8K, Monday Feb. 9.

Nsw .YolK, Monday Feb. ..
At the opening of the market this morning
the number of Bullocks reported for sale in
Fort .fourth street did not exceed $500, and @
large proportion of these were in the hands Of
salesmen who had purchased to sell again on
their own account, strsng effort was made to
hold up the price at the rates current last Mon
dsy. and the first sales showed but little, if any,
difference. Toward noon. however, several fresh
lots arrived, swelling the number up to about
400. and owners began to see that the market
was overstocked, and prices declined materially
during the afternoon upon all grades, If not in
cents per pound, certainly in the estimate of
weight, and before night it was generally UNDER
stood that "Ssm was sick" For certainty
cattle were selling at retail at about the whole
sale price At Albany, and ut loss to those
who bought there last Friday and Saturday,
upon oil Gales made late in the afternoon
Owners were anxious to meet buyers, and the
latter rested easy upon the prospect OF to-tnor-
row, several hundred head of fresh stock being
expected in ths morning. It is true that bul
locks have sold by the pound to-day just as high
as last Monday, that ie,' 9@l0c per peuad,
net, fog those OF the afrst class, and 0a9llte
for few extras, but the great bulk sells at St9
&c per pound, and the whole will average IS
head less than last week, with nothing like as
good a prospect for the closing day as We had
last Monday, aud If any considerable number
arrives tonight, the market will have a very
hard closing day. The state of the weather is
very untAvorabls, the thsw having continued
through the last four days, uati We are again all
sfoat in mud and melted snow. The quality of
the stock to-day y about as 1t has been Of late,
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For the aawk.Eye.

a-Eg X
.,o For the aawk.Hye.
Wa0 INVENTED THE WHITE WILLOW.
NJ 1DlroR-A few weeks ago my attention wss e..
led 70 IN article comprising extracts from sndry Chca
30 papers AID contributors the chief burden Of which
vas the laudation Of certain r. s. PIKE, for th,
comnsndabe interest," he hastaken In Introducing th,
White Willow In the Wsst.-ths assertion that he hsd
purchased "amost the entire supply this tree Ia ~
state" and cautionng the public against the great dan
ger OF being imposed upon by spurious cutngs" from
"unprinciped parties" The truthful Chicago Tymss
believed he (hr P.) had the only Nuvse,p where q,
yet, the genuine cuttings could be obtained.
A. the whole series Of articles calculated to convey
On extraordinary Impression, ask permission in plain
to set before the Farmers Of Iowa the h
tory OF the Introduction Of this icto the West Il
clear that the purpo Of the articles IL to award to Mr.
IKE the sole credit Of dissem!natng whereas the fac
that 1t was6rk brought 70 Iaos By Mr.. George Dun
can Of Fulton Co In 1885, and BY him distributed 70 u
who would takeit, with The greatest Hberality Hayipa
cultivated nyseffor number Of years va led q
suggest, Qn debate Of the H. Hort Society that II
should be cultivated for screens and groves to repse
the locust then being destroyed BY the borsr So fr
know this the first mention made oft In public and
nom the slight remarks sund in the transactions Of the
ILL., state A. Society for 1880 page 1857 the trade
nrst sprung up, and 20 far from originating IT, Mr. Pike
found 1t alice and 1riving. Seeing At once the rst
class chance for speculation left Cd his banking in Ohio
Tor season. aad "pched in,"-the 'commendable in.
terest be has taken in gaining for the White Willow
introduction found It's Indictment in the de-
re to ill his Golfers with Screen backs, and that he has
succeeded admirably is an admitted fact, GB
As Intense speculation breeds rapacity it is by no
means surprising that he should labor hard to reap from
the farmers OF Iowa harvest equal that yielded him
by those Of constantly hear that his
agents report that he has bought ali stock Of wows
aud all others Of the genuine" We however know Of
few miiioa Of cuttings from the original trees, which
Mr. z. did not purchase and which offered to the
Prairie Farmers conditions Of the principle to ye
and let llve."
having been amongst the Farmers of the West for over
twenty years in the capacity Of Nurseryman submit
it to them whether would be more likely to deceive
the than Spectator Of Distant State whose transient
stay is limited by the tendency Of the enterprise
KFarmers in the prairie counties are not too n,xea
haste for good thing, they be ali supplied BY n,
gular Nurserymsn who reside among then. ~ -.
G. R. OVRRAAN,; 81
feblAvlt. e. Bloomington, III.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AND PROvIy-
HON MARkETO.

THURSDAY, February IL.
ICATTLE-The receipts are fair, but most
Of On inferior grade. Sales are confined "a
medium andgood qualities for filling Govern
ment contracts 1t So 1903 80. Extra Ship
ping Beeves are held at So 4O@3 20. Com.
mon stock sell at 81 1902 90.
AOGS-The market is steady and without
decided change. We quote: Heavy 81 00@
4 50: Medium to Good So 50@3 IS: Ligh,
$3 S0@3 As.
NESS PORK-Narkstf rmsr and more &C.
tive. Sales 500 bbls 1t $l3 so. Prime Mess
is in light supply st Sill 50.
BULK MEATS-Quiet. The following lot,
Of Country Cut WAS sold: 300 Sides and SOC
Hams at 4ac lose, 800 Shoulders at 34c.
LARD Holders ere frmer. Sales 500
tierces City Steam Kettle dried at 94c.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady and unchanged
rSales
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New York, Feb. H.
fLOUR-Aarket arm and s010c better. Sales q 81
1907 % extra STATE; 81 SCOT 60 shipping brand extra
B HO.
wHEAT-Marfet stesdier, lose better. Sales at u
81 winter red Western -
OORN-Aarket 1@2c better Sales q s0W92c
chipping mixed. 0sa f1t g 5tiH -
OAT6-Aarkst nrmer. .autej5 se
P0RK-asmsr
DRESSED HO as-shade nrmsr. t's'
LARD-6nmsr. E9s 3Iis So ,s9sitsf 9hiaa
yHIsKY-Aarket unseetled. salssta 5soss. 5qa
Groceries quist. , as,. -;Et Z ,,tgS.
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oouGH, COLD, Oh AN IRRITATED rHRoArI II
sowea 70 progress, results in serious Pulmonary end
bfoncalA anect'ons, ofentimes incurable. - n
I. lnAOWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
'aen dssscs Vie Affected parts and give almost ,nsn,
rehsL IN baoHcHifs. AsrHxA, ans CArAia1 hey ~,
CAL The good effects resulting from lie ss oft,
ana their extended use has caused ths 70 b
eouns"ed Be sure to guard against worthless imit..
uoos. osrAis only the genuine Broscns BrpnoAI no
c"ss vnen nave proceed their efficacy BY ~ II many
yeen. PUBLIC srxAKERs and srSeEls should Ne III
1Ioco. military Omcers and Soldiers who ovee-tax tn
.S sac Es exposed % sudden changes, should hava
= jan0o-dkw0m = =, - p 49,
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and butchers ell complain Of light weights upon
brokers' estimates and Of the difficulty to and
good. we'll fed bullocks enough to to supply the
demand for that GLASS. They will find it still
more difficult a. the Spring advances. The hog
market 10 "stioky" to-dsy-the arrivals large
and sales slow. The sheep market continues -
heretofore quick at the highest rates ever known.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
The decline in the price of gold has arrested
the speculation which was 80 rampant q weeh
ago in the general market. Everything follow.
gold, as that is declining daily, spectators nc
longer seen eager to buy, and the market il
dull for almost everything. 4. r.
The price Of tobacco was very firm to day,
for the quality offered. Parties were in the
warehouses looking at hemp, and some sslet
were made, but We were unable to obtain the
particulars. Small lots of Missouri pig lead
were sold at $40 per pound. There was q
better feeling in cotton, but prices asked we're
80 much above the views Of buyers that bu,
little was sold.
The market for -four was fat, and trausac.
tons were unimportsnt There Was consider.
able business in wheat, but the market drag
ged. Corn showed downward tendency
Oats were slow at the quotations. No change
in barley and rye.
Provisions we're quiet, and the only transac,
lions reported consisted of . round lot of mess
pork in Alton at $l3 SO, and . smaller lot o.
same herss at $l4. No large sales of LARD
we're reported. Whisky was hat. Hides wer.
6rmer.
FLOUR-Market quiet and dull, and tn,
tendency Of prices is in favor of buyers. Sale.
were confined to 100 bbls low grade countr,
ct 81 rs; 80 bbls super at Sc 10; $50 bbll
choice do branded extra at S. rs; 200 and lO(
bbls single extra at Sc so 9Pbbl.
WHEAT-The market is heavy and droop-
ing-prices ranging somewhat lower than yes
terday. Sales include 245 bags fair fall, a
81 rs; SO bags good, at 81 2s@1 81; 1,O91 d.
prime, At 81 IS; As do choice at 81 40; ono
10000 bushels choice, to arrive, at 81 A y
bushel.
CORN-The market is heavy and favor.
buyers. Sales comprise 352 bags white, second
hand bags, at SOC; 785 bags mixed white and
white, at 60c, delivered, and 100 bags white
ct 60c, in good and new bags.
OATS-Markst inactive and unchanged
Sales. Include 500 sacks at sc; 1l8 sacks a
63c; and 776 sacks choice, in new bags, .: 9Ot
y bushel.
BARLEY-sale Of l25 sacks spring, a,
RYE-A spall lot was sold ct csc, sacks re-
urned.
CoFFEE-Sale 100 bags Rio at 3sAc.
WHISKY-Market dull with no BUYERS al
SOC, and no sales transpired.
PORK-Sales comprise $50 brls mess in Al
ton at $1S so, and 100 do here at $14 p brl
LARD-Holders firm and little doing. Sale
Is tcs choice kettle it 9}c,l
GREASE-Demand steady. Sale % pkps
st7c ~ ID. a1.g- 7s p !. -. g.4e .s.-.- 3. .,
HIDEs-Firm at l9{c - 10 for flint, and u
"a Sc for green sailed. oaa - .s1''s - -
DRIED FRUITS in good demsnd. sales
As sacks poor apples at 81; S bags common do
at 81 Is; 80 brls prime do at 81 so; and G
pkgs strictly choice ct 81 IS ~ bushel.
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new, YORK steclk Market. .

Kew York sssck Market.
& e3.,.x ses Il INV YoRK, Feb. II. 4.
Stocks-Aarket irregular and dull. stsf
Sterling Exchange dull-7l.a nd
American Gold 5l@. .,s .,.,..,...s,-
Treas. Z $40, 104f s.fs f.s,... .e..5..
o. 8. 5s'74, coupons 81. ~ IS.
Coffee firm and quiet Sugars dull; kolasse'
held frmer. - -.
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Chicago Produce MARKET.

THURsDAy evening, Feb. IL.
FLOUR-Received, a,S7O brls. Firmer and
more active Sales we're 500 orls White Win
tert 47,2s; 100 brls do at Sc, 40; 500 barrels
Parma" on private terms; 100 bris Spring So
per at 1915; 1000 brls ''Excelsiot," 900 brls
uoodWin's Imperia" and 500 brls Wsedy Spring
extra on private terms. 49, -a|
whEAT-Received 1879 bu. Advanced Ia
&c. Sales, $500 bu No. Red at 81, Il; $500
oa a1 NO. Spring ct 20; 5000 bu do Is 81, l9i;
a'ooo ou 90 ct l.ls-all Ia Num- aud Scott's;
.,ooo On 90 MS 10 in Anngsr + Armour,s /;
~ soo eu No: Spring at 81 OF; 500 bu do ct 81,
ss,oosn IN Flint / Thompsons; 1000 bu No.
aspflng 10 Armour, Dole 1 Cos, Hiram Wheel.
Is, Nsw6errys and \. I AZ at 1LoS; 1000 bu
20 !!,oet in 4. D / Cos; $500 b do at
so IN n & AZ, Newberrys and a, D / Cos ;
oo % 90 1t el,O7 in Nsvberry's; 400 rbu
Melec'ed Spring ct Soc; 400 bu do q s7c-all in
coRS.Rsosivsd ss,se7 bu. In GOOD re-
SEes. ana 2@2}e higher. Sales we're "a, 900 bu
..a Ecu a. ooc 10 store; 600 bu do at solo in
=" , o,VVv ou Rejected at 42ic in store; 1000
s.a w ~ 4Se IN store; 1900 bu do At nc in
s l'oVo ou New Corn ct 4s8c in store; 2, 500
90, W ~ SAC IN store; 1000 bu Ear Corn as
tssoL 4'o ou 90 at 4oc 400 b. do at 4oac, oil on
u, oOAiSs-Received, 1896 bu. zoAdvancedlaa
d. d.. sales 5000 Blu No. at b64e = IL. Ooebu
pvp oac 1900 bu do at sac, all in store. e
s.i. L-heceived:: 2,96S bu Firm::but quiet.
avs d,zoo bu No. l at s3c in store; 1000 bu
cost S24c in store. 1''15S '11f7SA ''sa'fsf 6
N., Ahi-stesdy and firm. Sales 1, 500. bu Rye
Irssaaa 400; 500 Blu Barley Malt at $3.50, Do,
bish.. VsER SEED--In good request, and ! &c
do ., !, Sales 900 bu choice a $7,25; 26o bu
r1Ixsfass: sEsD1o1n and dropping
10 81 10 bags choice at %, 49, 81 bags do q,
si INK aa BARRELS-In Liberal supply and dull
S"ss z65 at ,O5 on track. 60
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. Dstcheler's Hair DysI

~ AAssAA OS0Sh d3ifST
Sa4 iSl u. BEST n ia WoaLD.s.T III sfotb
i WILLIAM A. BAFCHELORY celebrated Hair ~,
warranted not to inure The Hair in the sas; remedies
s effects Of bad dyes end invisorates the Hair for
LIE. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns q
spleadd Black Or Brown leaving the Hairsos and hess
tiful. Sold By all Druggists, &c.,as lat4a 81 beE
The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE.
LOB, on tie four sides Of each 6oD.
EAofoaY, No. 81 BARCLAY SraBsf, (Lats2S8 Broad.
-sody0sd Is Bond Street,, NEw Yoak. a} 4 67i
mAy81-w1y sHs t.r ef,9sf44 .,iE .,a
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TAe weekly Mawk.Eye.

- The Weekly Hawk.Eye.
Toany person who win send us go for twenty
subscribers to our Weekly paper, We viii send,
tree Of charge, one Of Vine Demoeest's newly
invented i've dollar Sewing Machines, which b
highly spoken of by the best authorities q q
valuable invention. d.vAsvtf
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TO NERVOUS sU1RERERs or BOTH sExrs.-A
reverend 0snsmsn having been restored 70 health i
rev aay' after undergoing ~ he usual routine aad r
regular expensive modes of,tressnsnt, whoss sucess,
conaoefs ns sacred duty to communicate 70 hs amIeI
g lsnow creatures the n,Ass 81 cuas Hence, On III
copy OF The prescription uSed. Dlreet - 81. ynSH
sSa 1ss Ialson stress, brooklyn, n + -
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larn Of 80 acres situate miles East Of KossutA,
- aeres Improved, house with other improvements
tnsreoA Also thrifty young Orchard. IL offered for
on terms Of part eash with asssrred payments
cuteo shereon, - bargain. GEO. II. LANE,
4 ieb6.Wu Once No g. WsahlnRton Street.
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Just Rece,veA.

An elegant assortment Of Ladies', Misses and
ohildren's Bslmorals, Overshoes, and German
Felt Shoes, at very low prices. =. f5 :
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PROOF

Vienna and strells llatches
These matches made without sulphur and beins
nee from dhageeable odor, not only very dsfabe
chamber. They put up in fancy colored boxes and
small packages for family use and also carefully psek-
ca cases Tor transportation. Fer sale Wholesale and
retail By JAMES B. DEFY.
No. 66 Cortlaadt-st., New York.
2. S-Countsy merchants viii do we'll 70 cali and a.
anime our stock. f,-ff d. azss = fah1S.v3n =