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The New York herald., 1863-11-23
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A JUSTICE or THE PxACE cHAHgED WIN SEDUCTION
GRAND IAHCENy.


AND GRAND LARcESY.
Of scandal has inst come " light IA Iobokso,
which justice of tbs peace stands charged With abiuci
ins aud seduoiog pretty young German sd Of seyel
teen, and also with grand larceny
The onpainsnt, Miss Trescher accompanied by Der
father who we'll 10 DO sorist, residing at Uaion Hn
appeared before Judge rope Saturday, snd made
compliant against John white Jr. exros,mssier q 10
b. ken, and At present Jgs,oe o. the peace
According 70 the compliant. about three mouths
Mrs Tre.cher went before justice white witness.
sud tho two formed slight scqusntsoc Abot ,hres
days thereafter the sccused called Tre.cber ho1se
under pre,srt. and from that o1ntingst b..
visits frequently until about two since wbea
the yoang girl disappeared qste mysteroasiy Mrs.
rsscher wss opposed 70 her daughter receiving visits
from Nr White. .codins and requesting ber 70 dsnes
him while Mr.. Preacher treated the matter nghiy and
consdsred u good jote The ia ghter 0aeodei
hsr mother and White taxing advantage of the CIR
csms,aDce. ent,csd ths gnI 10 sl0pe with bim,
upisr The promise n dressing her n toe
.iyie ard furnishing = sefvss, u wait gpoa Der
Hr rcrresenisd himself AZ man ot considerable mesns.
and Abundanily abe 70 support the young lady % 40
scrhni manner The HoIoshon vas accepted, ana ihs
young rfi ~as Instructed " rack up her clothing ard
svs them a. the bouse a bsghboy, ~here Nr whi.-
and sElttsr rnan called The f0Os ng and -
,bsm a~sy Tho seri evening NJ. whHs oopductsd tls
yugrg Womsn 10 bousc IN H0rsiou street. New York.
syug ne nsfne - Mr.. Irsrbafsu, sni introducing 10
sid a. Ne lrayhsssn. After remaining there ies
d. shd fassins AZ mao snd vi. ibey rem0vst o.
haase fhrty aeooHd street After tbs gWl aas ust.
rg nd gcarsh bsing made W ths larenm White
r.sliei tbe buu.e ~ The laferD sld aced grfat Hii
cuee ior thn snerssb0ga s1d eisiy u Their "a gnlef
Eets1ang a. she'd tear sra seyng thai hs vnrn
gye any smoun' - mou,y stsn bs ussn zoe cycii
D. flaua
Mr. Irrshsr ~as %, 10 b. acosivsd D., .oeviy 90.
pcBs hn, he bad ahducisd ,se Eifi, deteciive Eas
p ur1t 80 usck And 90 ILufasar night ss1 Wafs was
itcei ~ hs resesxypus Ihrty Beconi snd ths
t1o we're AAsn 10 custay rse pfisonsrs wsfs uksa q
ths atatan botaa a ifousrd street sna 1rtsmo3 ufi
rainfdaf mefnipki NHeu thor t4ssa belfre 4cn
magistrate al tbe iotcbs snd agrsfng O. pfeef
chsfge sghi9si ibem they act a. lJeuy al 30
Fifi fstgf nfi b0tn9
indgs ryre i.auSs vnrraat fsf toe arrest y Ebife
rhsrgng hn with sedsc,Dn sna grsoa srfsny 90
c.oihin. taken sraf befpg ss'ued a dy aye " s't.
Lbs msiA~f yih rrubabiy come ~ iDs aTriga 70 ~
Thuftday,
rHHS.rssis1 LfrE.
Tho aiswsra W tbs aissron 80 a-fsfte3 ~
capss. hy'nt, ~ the Hosossa roice sstrsfsr .
chargss sfs~ipg M ~ upoa co. crfss u so stssfr
AMI tbrsstea. "a tn ifs $40 ..tn thrB. 20 assf
Iet Al tlm Tbs o. ~sys- fshn N~af' q
40 ss 9sisiget tsill tss .syst " ata -
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The New York herald., 1863-11-23
Mr.. 4. B. ward. Despatch.


POSITION Army rroxAc.
Az yet there has been general movement OF the
army under General Meade The corps occupy the same
relative positions TO each other aud rebels they did
ten days ago. Tue scs will all be down TO night
WIN some few additional arrangements 10 be made,
eyeryta viii be n readiness for grand Of the
entire army but IN what direction even the highest in
rank the Commanding General, appear 10 bs gno.
rant. To conjecture would be therefore idle.
Yesterday drsuohing rain, which commenced early in
the morning and continued until O'Clock this
ing, washed the roads TO considerable extent and in
terered somewhat with the transportation Of supplies
from Braudy station 70 the troops Today all Is bright
and the weather Ia cool, with pleasant breeze, which
win speedily dry up roads and render the march OF
troops easy.
rU RKnEts APPARENTLY sor IDLE.
The enemy, though observed 10 no large masses, sp-
pear be work like beavers and seem determined 70
give General Meade reception should he attempt
the passage d the Eapdan in the face Of their formidable
work..
ooxDiuos AND SPIRIT or oup raoors
Our troops are 10 erpelent SPIRITS healthy well clad
aud well fed aud burn with impatisncs for decisive and
victorious cooe With the troops under the rebel General
Lee.
noasr's ar1uLLAs snLt AfIvx
Mosbys guesilas stan hover the tanks Of our army
party Of tweaiy surprised small picket Of the Twen-
tath New YORK Militia, Cate,vs station, on Friday
night aud captured priys,es Charles Hst,on aud William
seruener. The reserve coming up, pursued them bul
they escaped Into the thick pines
Yesterday evening party OF rebel gusas, supposed
a. usual, 10 b. hcsbys. made a d1sh from ,bc woods
where they lay ooocesled, three commsssry wagons
snd iwo smbusnc@q the warfcntoa supbor Springs
where the Third prnnsyivsnia cavalry hsd sisirua
oa p.cks' They c,psurrd the rutifr party. bu op'J
socecsisd 10 Carrying Oh tho nscN by ,s,soblns thes
tryn she ksgoa tssg ssfs h3ly sso. IS ~ isf.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
Pxrsn.al n,stne...4 a,

The eit,zsas of Oboy wednesday evening Prcssate1
CoioDe william Tbbits. commanding thu Tweoiy 0r-t
rcglmcst New York yoiroteer (Grs~od) cavalry, with
nagnhcent sword The presentation took place al tho
resdence ~ Hon John g. Gris~oid member ~ congress
eject from the Rensselaer, aud Washington District and
was wtuessed by MAJOR General John g. Wool, Lnitei
States Army and arge number Of tho Influential cii
VI Troy aud vicinity. In the presentation speech
complimentary illusions were made 10 tho sanntry II
Colonel Tibbits, who, captain lnd msyyr 10 tho old
second AeS York Volunteers, beiay ed most gaaaty
throughout the two yeirs sargce 81 40. Nsfkst dge
Bi2 iethei, EriB'oe Station ana Chincslorsville
Hon JoiS Coouess, Of California. J. NJ Churchill and
family, of chba 4. X. Murray, Of Fhaielphn r. Den.
yer, ot s4ingBeld, Mas. Dr. x. B.l-. u Columbus
Uhio az. ! T. Rider, o' Boston have arrived At tue
-Mot.cl&litss Hotel
Commoitre PARROT, u the Unllsl ststss Navy !. G
Sprasue, e the Lnitoi states frIny Hoo. !. Card
oi Indiana Hpu. iiud " Ohio Dr. Spr,ggc, u ths
United sites Army and \. e. roinergy " ksnsis.
stopping st tue - NICHOLAS Hotel
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
HERALD MONDAY, NOvNMla4K rs ls6

Peonsyyania aud othee cavalry pon, near rsorougb
hre Cap bat by tho aid Of signals and othsr friendly
AID from the secesh inhabitants tho all but 6ys
managed 10 effect their escape Tness were to-day
brought IN It believed that Of ths same gang
arc this side Of the mountains If thor capture il
certain. a. cavalry IA large oumbess arc s,u pur
SUING theu.
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Published eleven oeloct t1-mofroN mofnng, ssd wHi
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General Burnside Arars at'thstiano,ss Tbe iates,
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sglesos Al iDterssing Arcoaei q the Cosssrrroa
Of Cemetery AT Ceuy,ourg fo' the Rrmsls Of ths
Heroes ~ho fe the Battle, ,oseibsr 9TH tss OTisDa
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Arrivals and DE departures.

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Collins 1t( Vols, sergeant Beck. Nta Pa % tphsfn,
Cans\ Joseph Corpse z " Gould. lnti.f Ia sfrtage
NAsgAu-prs WIZ rIyron-ai's sanier. "a Misses il
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The New York herald., 1863-11-23

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The New York herald., 1863-11-23

PRAN2O
..x.. DAfO pAo,d
lrAtIhEI REsIDENTI IN KUogA YORK.
AN sgnori Comsndsot, ed Unic,au
III RE oAbAETUoMo 80 IL RE DIrALtA.
La II Novcmbre. iSbJ.
MASON nSoaEE.
ostiicaa vo ouArnav rou,rnr
Conso"me A Ray,oll ALA vittorto EmAnecc.
Bslue. ALA MaiinesouTY.
Amontiilado
nons D1Uvurt
ona ponaa, a. rSrmsrgo psrmgcano
Owe InsAis'a a 'Ancote sstdn.S
Ttotia ALA Chcva,ere raf,,t ALA Mseee.a
croche,t di Po,ni al Terra ala raris aa
Rasott o ALA ccriosns
riATfI TRRDDi
Cer'oas al hlcti dAnguhl, a Ia Beieyns
Basllone di Pernici alta VOllcrc
RILtVES
Glamb,ne =, Wcstplslle brsise ALA rsrisr,.
CaPpone ala Regseoss
ENTRFEs
Jimbslis q tlIeu ., vol,s's ala vi,,o-o En,uac-
boaih az NohAsit aia Monlpensirrt,
hpsras ~ nauislc Carciod a. tat
Filelridi Bqe ala hap,.ana Csvodor
hhiSos DoalE Gaaga
Biscuits ala ka,onae.
selie di ceryo, ALA Canbe land rec,,ci
Polio India i,rcito dl Maroon Becc,cce.
Tayoi d. 6rus.,.let rstat., IA P.rigns
PEzzE MoNIATb, tMTREhRrS III DESSERT
CAhksrao ~ tioRi
Napolltan,. Ala cnantiy Bsaohstte. aha Fiorentna
Sani looore ti, ChsisAupriant Savarin monlati.
c,,.., >, Puiiinsa; ALA cardnai.
Charlotte cI Tout. ala Milancsr.
basione d. i,omi' ,l' 70 to:heac
Bouquet d 0hiacci Iorli. siis f'enontese.
fruta di stssione rasticc,cra Gaze
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

After ample iustice had been do1e TO the feast tho
following toasts were offered aud responded TO tho
Italian language
l. Victor Emanuel, the King os itay responded to by
Professor v. Botta
z Tho President OF the eCnited States, by Cneyalsr
Bertinatt, Minister OF Italy.
y. The Army and the Navy Of Italy bv Mr. Mansrs
T. Tho Union OF the Italian pcopte by Professor Masr
O. The Independence of Italy. by Mr, tabbricotl,
O. Rome and Vonce, by Dr. Cecc~rni
T. Gartbaldi by Secchi dc Casali
Various other toass drank. aud alter compli.
mentary speech, addressed to the distinguished gues
Mr. Fabbri the President of the committee the company
dispersed past midnight highly gratned with the
tainnient.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Psfx~s Cashrd sn All E~unttEcd Lot
Ter - in'ormIifbn given CHARLES W hAu3tR. Bso.
kef aJSi Bt,,i.sy. seerid hlDr. i-~rs
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Prizes Cached d. Aii LegsIts-a Loate-
Iirs.-tnio, N ,tlou glscn JOsF Pt BATHS.
BfnAer ~ Wei .sfrcl No J.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Royal Havana Lossery.-J0 Per Crnt
premium paid for prge. Information Furnished. iishes
rates paid ot DyboDn ana al ads o Godi and stlsrr
TAYLOR co. Bankets No. 10 Wall street N Y
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Co.'S Hsalacxy snt m,-s9sn s,sie ls'.ssna-
. kkxrvcsv Esrs~ clAas 6,I-Sos 81, 1874
DO ID, ~ .. II. -. ~, So iG. 70. O., D. ~
o, O., Kssvvoar. olAss Grs-ros ~ ts5t
80 W II ~ e, 3D. H. 6S o. g. 30, 81. ",
g. ~ 81
o"s'N'~hltrss o. charge bF stits.sing althss 10
hUNNAs. EDDY A 90
Cos,nslol ky. os 1t Lsra as
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
Tns B.g,.a,n. of ,o-.-mp,'o" .--rs

sterling. amsresss Gs.s-. 'ss usss 20
lfss thIfa aad tslx 80 r'ysf~sf Be-
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

OMcta Drnw'ags OF the shelby Csttrge
rrtH. CLAu Tni-sa, - Ign
TO- ~, 65, II, 81 80. 80 40 ca 7 g.
cGAn Tn-Nos q is,
bi. i6. 81. y, a.. u, C5 4. "a. 20 a. 6l
y sINnphs A On
Succrsslrt - Ja, Mgu. a.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Bca a"itf"t ttOapieSion. .-iasrd'. DtDosss
ot Youth, LtId Pear e., preserving b-subf fStaG
the com'eslon ant Ak,. a. AS BsaIsaf ,sJ o., ag-ts
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
The uarina Naval Onscr..

80 ,'~tfnH naval OngCTsl
nA"Vob' GIVEN BY fisE ITALIAN RRsIprrr3 OF NEW
nokA fv fht COMMANDERS And oPrIoxss or ru,
ITALIAN PRIGArgs
iuesnnfe'dsnts Of this city enteetaiued at tho Masoa
0'ee evening 2ist the Duke Imbert aud
tn' oonnahdeur isoa, tho Commanders OF the Italian
rissses u lie d. Italia aud Re Galanuouo now lying in
our h'soo'' with ihor officers. Numbering about forty
Ine committee oi arrangements were Messrs Fabbr Al
binon, Bosa ceocariui. Fabbrnolt Magri and Manars
WAS tner intention a, first invite the authorities OF
tho city aud some OF our more prominent citizens 70
honor the occi ison but owing number Of ths ON
GERS And tas Limited Of tho hail. they were Obliged
with resresto connne the company 10 the Ilaans.
We understan1 that the banquet was brilliant
ceSS evea when compared with the splendid entertain
meat recently given 10 the Russian officers The arrange
ments IN the beautiful hall Of the haison Doree were
truly masnioent Tho table. containing about eighty
covers, was ex Iuisteiy ornamenei with Covers algs
satuetes and group symbolcs Of Italy aud history
tho dinner r'ch tasteful aud elegant might have been
expected from tbs proprietor of tho Maison oree Mr.
MartneA. hnise an Italian and . patriot well an
artist IN MS profession From the bill OF fare which was
beauuly printed IN the national coios decorated with
tue nAonN arms an idea may formed or tho richness
and variety OF tho enert rtanmsat.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

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has 49, Hntal leHls fyfsrr - - Ig rfr
fHH 81 frFf tnt e|lfaH it
r.l.
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OmcsaI UrsSvs. az the LibrsrY ASS~-
eistto, Comosoy's isp,tcry ~ Ksutncxv
ExrRs ClAss s7-Nov. q. lSi..
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Gas. tss-hoy ~. I,si
67 &C. sc 10. 5s. AZ. 20, a., ~, %. 10 a.
Circisrs .snt nv addressing
FRANCE ELLIS 4 90 Msaag.rs Ooviass, IL
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Deduction. of rsG~ea per Cr~r MaAs
On All sa.es PrseS cas,rt soi nfofms
All lcgsiSed f.pf'~yic.
ALfUk co H,,aefs ~ riDs strc~i NJ
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MONT Bi.Dpsih0 CERPUH
mp,i ckiii,'e d.iicsr fr,ssni perfume Sis,i~l
the besutu Howe ir,n uhirh i.A-. ,,S
uane hanut.tuTct vnb ~ fHhfDH d sou
BtwAkt OF COUNT RFRrfH
ASK fOR fNAfoN'S-rARk NJ OIIrs
hDt by druggist, gene ally
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For she Natv-Bsrsy's T.ssSp0ssc--A
tho bes s,i chesl~s article Rpli ~ ~ asssess -
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Direction Labels and wASchh'u WsoaA
~ the manufacturers VICTOR ~, re ssssa ~ 6haar
bsrs street
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Bstdgc water raspf Hest aa1 CMeap-
eS PAM TO- icsky plfA 10 t1r nirGrl
kpbfHt KfikOLD- Agent. - Asiirs lsar
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Cukfu
CROSS EVE srRAiaNrEt,. ~ Os6
MINUTE ..IrV
And disesss Of the pyr sfsvs ss.s~s
medical rnisd sns GfAxm
RFHG al his consulting topms Sb t~stfo
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New P-.s.ur Cor sbF. Hamdke srRsrG.
EXTRACT Of TIsr
f'gfiI bi.DDkihp GGhl.Nt
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lasts month, $40; half size, So.
ca The above named remedies the result Of over
twenty ears study and practice and prepared
they are known to be the for their respective
purposes. | am therefore induced make them public
for the mutual benefit cf myself and the sick who 9TH
erwise could never avail themselves of their virtues
They all warranted represented in every respect
or the price wiiibe Tetunded.
61SS Prepared and suld ONLY at DR.. MArTiSON'S
REMkDlA Al INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,
rear No 2S Union street Providence. r. H. and sent by
express, from observations TO all parts OF the
United States. ON receipt OF the price by mail.
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Z S e
FIELDS L0TI0h!
The Best Thing ever Invented for TIE Cure OF
Chapped Hands and Roughness of the Skin.

LIST This LOTION is offered efectual remedy for
cracking ghness, stiffness the skin,
durug the cold season.
I'd rois condition of the skin is not only, in some in
Stances extremely painful but in ALL renders ii Iicut
to keep the hands Clean and also obstrucs the working
upon silks other delicate fabr BY the of this
Lott the skin may be kept constantly SOFT and smooth.
ID. Milliners, DressmakcrS. and ralors, who are
troubled with roughness Of the HANDS, VIII fn1 it
pecally suited to their ants Rough chapped lips
arc cured by few appi atons
4th Gentlemen will find 1t an lnvaluable remedy for
stiffness or ronghness of the face ter ing.
3th Most OF the remedies previously Ulitfed Tor TINS
aecton OF the skin contain greasy matters winch rem
der the hands unfit for nice work until washed or weed
After the use of the Lotion rothng VIII remain upon
vantage
:, Manufactured only by PARNENFEB WALKER,
Maitham, Mass and 0r sale by GEORGE X. SPUR,
worcester Mass and Druggists generally DIFF %
r o N, st E Ell. &C
The Subscribers have constantly hand very Large
assortment Of
/ r. . n A n y $ II e Il l.
Of Gu Descriptions.
ANyILs, CHAINS.
YISES, Nfi'TS
BEl.LON5, WASHERS
PORTABLE FORCES, HORSE SHOES,
HAMMERS. HORSE NAILS,
SLEDGES, KASPS
sfidSGS TILES,
FINISHED AXJES, BORAX,
BOLTS, GRINDSTONES
BEACH SAND. &c
winch Will be sold at the lowest prices al their old stan
|. PRATT lE&AN
Worcester. a pril |. 1851 spI
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PAR RETT'S DYE-HOUSE
l4O WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON.

LADIES' DRESSES. CLoAKS, SBAwLS, and other
articles of ladies' wear eolored and finished in the
possible manner.
GENIa GARMENTS dyed or cleansed WHOLE.
FELT HATS dyed or ceansed and trimmed.
KID GLOVES dyed black, very light colors dyed pur
ple-also cleansed
" Orders may be left in the care OF Mrs, NJ. 4.
WILLIAMS, l27 Main street, Worcester.
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WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at A.
and evetY hour 10 P. ". Leave Webster Square at
~ A. II and cvctv our to 9 2gP II.
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 7.2l
A NJ. and every hour to g Leave West street at
152 A. " and every hour to S5lP.
WESTERN ALKOAD LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
at 10 A. and every hour to i6 NJ. estern
Railroad at ZIG a. n. ana every hour to 10 NJ.
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No remedy ever discovered has done what has been
achieved by this. Under its every fom of constitu-
uoca syphilitic faint is speedily cured, and in lew
weeks the subtle poison is compile eTadcated from
the SYSTEM and healt and st ength permanently
stored.
gssr@ Hoas this remedy that cured a gentleman from
the South, then Stopping al Ne.pot, and Tor shich he
presented Dr. AZ Dih Sl5O besides his bill after avRg
been ander e treatment q The most eminent PHYSICIANS
IN Baltimore, Phitadelpha and Ne'U fork, for
YEARS.
One bottle, which LASTS month, will often effect
perfect cure. Price. $40: half size. S.
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meott1nts
y 1 oR G. A. HILL,
No Dorrancs Street, Providence, RI.
DIR. HIPS Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age

F0rthe use OF Smgteo or Married Fenolas
cay oe Justly ranked as the most sue
cesslui ana Invaluable specific for all
oeIant ements, Distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female sSr.
now before tho. public. DR.. Iiiii. the
selnof IN Especial Diseases, during his
years and upwards, has made TIE
vs. Deiicate aud Difficult DisorjsrS
ana Diseases, arising from the cousirnr
tion and functions OF the Female Svs
ten, his particular subject of attentiop
ana study which department Of his
practice II hos been his aim 20 bring 10
thorough test and issue the different
rs Botanic and Indian Agents OF the
Materia Medica, with the view of pro
duclnR s Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy foY al cases of Irregularities
Suppress,0ns and Distractions, and their
e affections OF the female system, and the
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NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE
~ OFFICE AS COURT STREET BOSTON,
Office in Worcester at
7. YOUNG'S. 209 Main ST., OPP. RrlnleY Hall,

This is the Oldest and best Dive House in the United
states Inc goods are finished in a superior style and
he colors are clear and brilliant The prices reason
1here is no need of your paying 81 so for Dyeing
Young's for SIPS
French Dyeing and Cleansing of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Garments in all their varieties,
Hall deodtf Jnv9o