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HaEan,s lTaenolfa BaIm.

Hdt3tIu , UL15HOLIaI UI4LI48
This Is the most delightful and extraordinary a
Gle sEsr discoEssed. It7ohansss The shn-burnt Fl
and hands to pea " satin taxtars Of FAEiahing bsa
y, impsrtlng the marble purity Of youth, and II
DisrTSGUE appsaranee 50 inviting in thu city belle
fashion, IL tren0Fss tan rscklesi BHBss and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresl,
Transparent and smooth. It contains material n
iurious to The skin. Patronizsd By Actresses and
Ops- sins5rsz ltsFhat sTsrulady lEhould have.
Eg-sold EvsryWhsps. 200 SD laiI
DO 5ai rsbr1 PkAAS = BAEhAVS co.
~. b. .f..,.- d. General -ARsntS,
julyl-Ras 2O7 Broadway, New York.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
)BsERVETBEFOLIowTNas SYMPTOMS

Resulting rom Disorders OF the Digestive Organs :
Hsae, Acldityof tee stomsch, Vauses ueartburn,
Disgust for FOOD, Fulness OF weight in the stomach
Sou Eructat1ns Sin king Futte.ing at tie Pit of
tze stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Bimcult Breathing, Elustsring the Heart, OhO-
King or hunocattng Sensations when in lying Dos
tures Qimn'ss Of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
g9ti Fever and Doll Pal in the Head, Deficiency
o. PeTBpiTauon, Hellowness Of The SZin and Eyes,
Pain in he eide, rask. Uhest, Limbs, &o., Hud1sg
Flusdes Of Heat Burning In the lesh, constant i'm
ag1ning Of Evil, and grsst Depression Of Spidits.
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LEGAL NOTIelES.
DENJAMIN s. TYLER. Al

BENJAMIN 8. TYLER. ADMIN
/ ISTRATOR Of Richard n ulOrd, deceased vs.
Unknown Heirs. Probate COurf. Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohto- Petition 70 sell land. J. the unknown heirs
and gga Of Rs hard Milford deueas-
ed: You are hereby in 'Orned that on the hiteenth
day OF june a D., 1853 said Administrator fled his
petition Ia the Probate COurs OF CuyahORa county,
oh o, the object and prayer Of which petition Is to
obtain an oTder after due not Ice il and fr the sale
Of the fo wing real estate o. which the faid Richard
Milford died seized 10 pay te debts Of said decadent
70 wit: The lot ofland urOI which the decedent re-
sided until within short time previous 70 his de-
cetse, being part OF section eightsfn N thefOwnsbip
Of Royaton, in the county OF CuyshoRa and State Of
Ohio, containing eight ana cns-half a. res more or
less.
Jule 18th 1858. BENJAMIN s. TYLER,
Administrator Of Richard Milford, deceased.
iunel6- AS
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
oI bltters put up in quart bottles, compounded Of
m cneapest whisky or Common run, costing from 20
% 40 GEMS per gallon, the disguised by Anse or
Ooriander seed. r....r
THIS C Of Bitter5 has osuEed and viii continue
70 use, as Ions they be sOld hundreds TO dis
the death o the drunkard By their use the gystem
ls KEPT continually under the influence Of Ale hoic
created and Aept up, and tee result s all the horrors
aftendant upJn q drum zard'5 life and death.
Eur Ose who de ire AM Will have Liquor Bitter,
We publish the folio wing rscpe get Ons bottle HOOf
Land serman Btt and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the RESULT will Be a prepara
ton tat viii far excel IN m dtcinAl virtues and trus
aGcels any OF the numerous Liquor Btters in the
marset, and wi cost nue. less. You will have all
the T'r Of Hooha1d5 Bitters in connection with
good article Of liquor, At much iesf price than
these inferior preparations Will cost you.e
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NOTICE.
PloTosr MkEsaAL GENEaAL's 0FFIcE,t
" Wkss Ilgf2r, D. O., May q, 1888 I
III MEM WHO DESIRE TO


PloTosT MkEsaAL GENE aAL's 0FFICE,t
WEsH IlgflF, D. O., May 2, 1853 !
L11 MEN WHO DESIRE TO
~ join any pzrtionlar negiaaant Of cavalry cW in
the hsld harsby athorzsd % present themselves
ar any sas durlna the next iI7 days, 70 The Board
o. AnrpllI1eht In f11Ir retpscfire DlBtrioI. - he
HoGuddhlil lexamiu1la1d d6ternfuf upon the htnefs
for the BsrTioe and II iould - ht, the Provost
Aarshal o. the Dlstritt asa giys 1en trapsporta-
ron Tickets to the general Rel1eZlQu5 st be nead-
quarters OF ths a. A roVcst arehel aeneral Of the
State.
BsndeEgous thsy shau b mustered By a mustering
and disourgiug ofhoer, and paid by him the bounty
allowed By law 2 JANIS B. Fly,
Pro1oss MARSHAL General.
HEAD QUARTERS BloV0sT n HsHALsl
EIaHREEHTH DIsTaIGT OF OHIO,
CLEFELAMD, May 81, 1853. }
The Board Of Enrollmeut tor II = h1shteeu tn Con
graalional District OF Ohio, prepared 70 &C
ospt under the above orders Of he Provost Mar
ghal General ...l BE-. b. -' ~
ApplicstionA received at this oiieo, third floor,
northeast cor oers Government Building near Public
SQUARE. FRHD'k- A. NA6Hr
Captain and Provost Mar6hal.
iune2ti-isl3 T. 81 ht.snfh Distr'et n 0hia.
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PAROM ERS-WooDRUTF's
u Patent. THERMOMETERS-Benj Pfke'a,
Bsndall's, Galloway, London, Ward Fists, at
JuneB OQWLEs's Weddol House.
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A FRIEND IN HEED-TKK II.
Dr. Sweets IHFAbLIBhI LIN n elif iIprspaFg
iron the rsoips Of DF. stsphsn 5a8st % 0onnostaT
ne Esst bone HStsr, ana has bsa ussd b hiI mi
oo lor the last twenty jean with The Ece a1oliliA
lag mcoes8. As an external romdJ e g without
rival, and win alleviate pain ncrl Spesiy than an9
Disorders it e truly fniaIibls and curative iol
3oras, Wounds, BpFAinI, BRUISES, &c. - soothing
6its the inst wonder sud Of ali Who hn8s
aFor giVsn ft trial Over four hu1d-ed cSrtidcat1I
of remarkable cures performed y : Niihin the lG
AEsntg aor Clsgeland dseiael lteolzdagslAl
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WehaVe eleven war steamersof 2OO0 tons
and upwards, and four iron-clads of like
dimensions. The register shows that We
have five frst-rate screw vessels, (the
Colorado, franklin, Minnesota, Powba.ten
and Wabash fourteen secOnd-rate screws,
ten third-rate, and tbirty-one fOurth-rate.
We have one frst-rate paddle steamer, the
susqushanna; two secOnd-rate,-th Mis-
sissippi and Sarsnsc, and forty-one third
rate. OF iron-clads, We have four first
rate-ths Dictator, New Ironsides, Puri-
tan and Roanoke;-fve second rate; thirty
six third-rate, and twenty-five fourth-rate.
The Weehawken, which captured the At
lanta, belongs to the third-class. lus
Aside from this list, and the tbirty-nine
old sailing vessels, a part of which are in
commission, we have a feet of purchas-
cd steamers, many Of which are fitted
up as formidably as those of the regular
navy. Large additions are being con-
stsntly made to both the regular and the
purchased navy, and If at any time, it be-
came judiOio1s to commission privateers,
the whole Atlantic coast would be swarm
ing with en- extempOriEed navy which
would rival in achievements the regular
dogs Of war.
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51Ill sarRemember that these Bitters-EGI
ARE NOT HOL.IC,
And Not Intended as a Beverage.
syThe ProprietOra have thousandsof Of Letters from
the most Eminent -
Clergymen, Lawyer, Physicians,
and Citizens,

Testfying Of their own personsl kuowleieei o the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, n. D. EDITOR Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious KnowIedze.l
=Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines gsner /, Though distrrst Of their
ngreditnts aEd effects; ct know Of No sufficient
reasons why may not testify TO the benehB, he
believes himself 10 have received nom any simple
preparation in the pc he may Tins eOntrio butte to
the benefit Of others.
do this the ore readily in regard 70 Hoohand's
this city, because prejudioed against them for
man years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcO% ole mixture. l am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker FGs, for he removed this
PREF 1dce By proner tests and for e7cOuragsment to
try hem, wien suhrring rOm great and long cOntin-
ue debility he use Of th1es 30 ties Of these Eft-
tsTs, a. the tegirnyrg Of the present yesr was fol-
loved BY eYid ut relief, and restoration to degree of
bodily aad msptal yigor which had not fslt six
months bet0re and had almost despared Of reRainiug
therefore thas God and my friend ordirscting me
to the use of them J. NEWTON BhOWN,
Philadelphia, June 2, 1861.
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sEET FREB
For the Bsnoht Of Nervous Suffer
- ers Tho WARNIAG VOIeE On
geIf-Curs OF DebEfty, Consumption -
Prs7asturs Decay, Loss Of Memory, So., b. former
Sufferer. Enciosing stamp, address lr..r
ID. 81. HELLINGIOE,b Boston, M1lI.
FREYEETlQH. BETIEB. THAN -CURE,-I11
new French SAFE is me only Articl5 wer recommend
cd blythe AIsdi1al Profession e. aafB md gUBl Pr
VsutiTe. Samples sent 6AEEJK oEc EAlED, 70
address, on rseelp u stamp. dec25:m
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE
CEEgrLxHD 4 MAHo u C R. 3. Co.
Cleveland, June l3, lSd3. J


A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A Stockholders % this Company win be held at
ts cs IN this City on THURSDAY, he 9Th day Of Ju-
y next 81 i0o'elock A. NJ, to take action upon
contract prpposed betWeen the Atlantic 4 ireat
W fsfeFn Hallway Company and this flnmpany.-
Fransfer books VIII b closed the 18th day of un8
g o'clock p. NJ, and remain closed until Friday
A. h, July 10, l96S. rf.1 ls. e
81 ,TGdsr Of the Beard Of Directors
june 5-liT o. N. BuhKE, Eoeiy. l
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LIST OFLR~ rs
RsnnInIns In the Cleveland Pest Omce
July q, 1S63.


~ Allletters advertised are subject TO sn extra
charge oi One Cent. Persons calling for than VIII
ple4se le PREPARED with the Necessary change.
The omos viii b open At IL 4. A., and eloSS
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LADIES LIST.
.AthsFlonEo Aik.n4 8 M Arnold D5s,,suu
Ayr Wn AshWeil May Andrews Gsrtis
Blaney Susie Burt ssInh RrooEsr samuel
Bstes D Babcox s q Burger FIiZab'h
Rsyiss n + BOner sar.h Brown EiizHbsth
Brown Fmma BittemaT Elfz Bowen Cecilia
oOis n q Bresn Mary BaiIy Mary g
Britton Marg Bode Margaret Bingham Marion
Breggleman Baldwin Lore Bissia Bishop a
Berger Johanna Brogan Bridget Brant Bridget
Chase Eli.a ,. Cummings Eliz Curtis Emma
Crumb 2 2 Conn oily arrfe Casbou Cath
Conroy Bridget oOrrigan Bridg Ulark- Mrs
gOpmsn Adeiine Gas Ter LIZ r Crawford Louisa
Cooley Louisa gTydier Lucin Case julia
Curtis Jennie COoBer Geo Cousins Eliza
Carroll kliza Calling Mag Cox Mise
Ryctes Alice DsbaeyOB Dyokes Eliza
D aper Daul Mrs Doty Lois
Dutton Mary s Dawine NJ E Dewey sarah Z
, oe9 Seth Dicon Elijah Do. le Frank
D;olttls Jennie Douglas Isadore
Ems. Ann EDDY hsAs'A Eskhard Mary L
EishsM Flanders LID Fenton Pen
Fowler Mrs Fosll Christina Field o o .It f
GoodsaII GaReOA Grimm Mary
Grey IN Minnie gs Go,dli SIsTg G.s Gre ssSsgsi0
sERESr ss Ls..s sss' sInso 5ans a a0S .S.
HuJbell LautisF Bau MARTIN Hines Mary Ann
HOraer Mary HOovey 10 Hoffman Martha
Hal Martha Hamlin MarettaHamon LoVinia
Hall Ebzabh Humphrey Il Bailey Bertha
Hick Barbara Huffnan Anna Hufst Mrs
Hall A Hopkins Maria Hanlon James
Jude Betssy James 4 johnson Ruth II
Jones Susie Jennings Ellen Jerlly Lanny
Knot Emma A Kelly ThOs Koelees Mag T
hluna Dorothea ketchum Ad Knight Florence
Kirkpatrick H
Leaman leah LaneJ j Leonard Anna
LsnaEan Lsughnn Rozeyl emoa Lissie
Linback G a Let's a Lent Adelin0
Lewis Hannah Lewis Miranda LuceLoess- t-
Megrum Susan Mahan Theo Miller Sherman
amie2nIsonsry Mol on y y aisd hsA RTidRat
Nancy catheTiue .arkey Cath More catherine
MauaJ OGthsrfne Morgan A B Manhall A .-f.'
Maurice Ann Ma:kls Alice Morgan Lottis
Mcclure N MooOTt Ssrv Moauiro. AnnI g
McCurry Jennis McCarty Ellen Mcdonald n J.
AeAiroy y 1piia lEa mlIt ss
NoI.nMary E9g.nt BRIDGET lEss.h Mary 20
p y ZIIE1 hisTiker Rosaile u
r| Ostranser Hettis -la "a a
Palmer zslls Palmer Sarah o. Phelps Sarah r
Patterson 1hos Pier SaTah Patterson o -.-
Pfitchari Ellen Pendefsa1to Porter rssSl Ann mix Z
Phelbin Ann Penhale n Plummer Mollie
HEf .8I X i..1aa.T fu son
nueJ ~ EaWhon mary ) huple maryJ ga
Renns Mollis Bagg Marg Reed Eliza
Robins Emalino Redmond Ellen Ruell Capt
Rllley Alice Rueh Nellie Raymond Eliz
Stuard Sophia Smith Wm II Siflina Susan b.
Sulli Rose one N A Seaman n Y
smith n A Stewart II Smith w -r4
Snapham Eltzl EeWeJt Annie Smith Alice
Silk Mrs Scott MarRet Stage d
summer Lille Schanks Mary Shay Henry
n
Thomas Tracy Thankie Thomson N j e
Taylor Mary Tracy Anna Tinker
Thomas James Terrell OyutLy Tisdale G 3
Va lart NJ Vale ClRrie Van BOnhOrst L
Waiter Mary rgee
W
Walker VIM Warner VIM Ward Samantha
Meihert Samanth WiiliamsOS Naitacher N
Hill5ams Moses Winchseter Em White ! ~ /
Wymsn Elizab'h Wide EU WiiliamsE
Woodbury. ES White Jhas T Walker Abbie
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood axe
frequently lost or 5aSDsndsd by malsprAstioeI and
eioul habits that viii Inevitably ea % haredita5
disease unless checked n tine Read TIE trlthI lad
down in ths treatise 'tHUMAA EBAILTH, or PETB-
ted with oolOrsd snraving1 and Ein eondnos TIE
most hardened and unoonosfnsd, e we'll y rsli0Ta
the minds Of ths most dssponding, hy leading then
n the right channel for rslisf d body sd msntA
aQony aus despair lffs3l rIf s
Trsold By Dr. BAEsoE, lsl Blssohsf.st., =. Z.
Pricez5osnts. Sent lrsssEerJE EhaEs. 8ea advertise
mont Of % ssTriesemar" in another column
sold also b. g. ". ozark, Druggist, Cleveland,
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no SOLDIERS AND THzB HEIRS

D. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage Bruos,
Il authorized and licensed BY thu United ststes 70
coll Ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Olaim3 against tbs Government OF the O.. s and Of
the state OF Ohio. By Hate law of Couqrass SCldeI
DISCHARGED By raa8on Of WOUNDS received in service
ar5 entitled to 400 Bounty Soldiers Of the three
months service and large number Of oths ~ an en-
titled % pay Tor service bP fore beng tered into
the I. s. Service, and thon1ands who ere not mus
tered In ct all are nov entitled to pay All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted ami collected By
Supplying personally BY letter, onclosi n stamp, 70
d. W. GAGE, l6S 6upsrior-St,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
marZi:R8 fleveland. Tho
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qENTLEMFN,s LIST

- Persons calling for any Of the above win say
HAdyertised." 2. 0OWIEs, p, II.
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NEW ADVERTlS TENTS.
GENTRAL EMPRESS FS73M
" - COMPANY. ~ - sSsls--sik
OFFCRS.
12s BanIE-St., Cleveland, ohio, aHg
b IS la Salse-st., Obi.sgo " n sCoTT ~ 80.

lsI BrozdNay, N. y, G MARKHAMAl { genI5 Igs5t
u Ihis OIlnpsEy is IN succs sfuI operation Fetween
R9SsIoni S ~ ne York Ceve aud, Ucluinb e . SnlinG-
MO; Day on, o. Fl. Wayne, Ind Chieaso Mi
waukea madisoDs WIS., s.. Paul Il Anthony, Min
neapoiis, hiHn and all infe mediate n infS ~
Our tlhacel arr op1D. n n and Teams m r.o,d and
rsaoy 70 receive Freight and ackageS birI Va mn
deTtake 70 forward with dispat h = ~
Time contracts Riveu, and or An . 7sso- = - - .
tins bpeclneo all damages viii be prOTn pfIV Ysid
We ars prepared 70 carry Merchandiye v5ifb dis.
patch aUd at moderate rates WIN ui'
oP-e'sI attention will be given to Shipment of But
vii Ises soe az perisha5ie Propery, which We
ular freight tariff ~ ~ '-liSe On Ies-
Rersons desirols Of sending ths pro4usts of the
Ev 20 1fket 70 small quantities, Il find this
n ApLe15 nedldm between passenger train FynresS
and ordinary frogh ght, with chirzss gceGr5ingIV ''
Ofaers executed from the country, and Money col
by NAL, IL dssir- d. f-iuo'' auu sent
", W! = OgLIEN, Manse ns Drto:or in the North
= hOTIIS SGHAM, Msnnging Director Chtca0o
Il. ". WEEKS. Presi4snt, RiiWsskee.
l3l q 81 c. SAMUEL ". PHELPS 100
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raT Upton Eliza
v.nsaIaon 4 l vo.bursh ap ~. Mnr.n - "

Letters Remaining in the Branch Post
Once, West Side.
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FItEsA 13cfa r. q
Nv this routst Frcts htr nj .i scsS ne
torwarasd 10 SD fro@ PhilsdsilLis. k~~ vark,
laitrosAse ~ Ono. Kentucky. Jndtsi = Illness
.sisress;n. tovA ~ hsssouri, ~ kAIEkOAI DI-
The psnasy ,vaah Rss,ros~ siscc 4. u S.n,..
pra With stsxmers by sbieh (ss~,t. esA k~fkr~srd-
I'd 70 any peins m the Ohio Mustinepnt keetu~ky
sonaiu. Misaps Il .ksnssa. Artakess sseN 4. xiv.
sra and a rteseisnd tsrssusgs phd f.k~se. = IN
.t.ays~r-te 81, porv ars hs Seseh- ~ ~Aferl lshSs
Morchat ead ustiIa Shs TRAM l,Srss
t~n ~ shrirFsrsRhs Nv iris COMPANY can rstS via
confidence an ~ srr rNMasis sf s95Vsai
The N.ssA ~ gssAgAsS aas
rossefreR ~, points the YVES, BY ~ pssasyi.
voRAHLk As .Rf chaKGkD aY ofnKE n IL
NJ 30 g.,.iss aart p.st 49,, fsysA rsss
FOR Yruish, ConIssss % ghspp,t4, Usua6fSas a.
My TO or Aaa'sss either o. ths Asests Of
b. A.sTEwAkT. svs,sAs -Assas. PessAsssA.
NJ y. s.ows \ 4 ~. !. tsntss Sssi "a.
re Nxi.sRun To-. IAl11DotSSI
s xs!raaStxs1SAsss Y coa rii,ura2
X. E.1ASs =. hrsAe s2osqe@st. 4 y9Sl
G 9 A. n.co 81 'sssatss Ig~ "a ssas
R.A'kEELy. : AoATeoQaR1 ~
fw.s.&. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n.
Z sHisARE ,5s ! M, s7es y gb1ar
SC. Nk4ooonm es1eW3ay1 - Asse
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Y&AuEAgs - mhM4Aa%
s. Cowles, Sharon Oh. IS. s,,,,..,se8
Religious services conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Hardy I; when the Convention. after
passing tho usuH votes Of TIM ks---
| To the Trustees Of the Westmiast4
Prcsbyte,mH and Chatham sqiaic NJ IL
CHURCHES, for the pss ef the ~ slehcs,
TO the Riilroad Companies Tor frcs
retntn passes grated 10 delegates
i 10 the Citizens II keokuk fer theil
fh'~pisaIits+ - ti,eadfhrcrs Of tic Coiiven
lion, No. isos atJao ass{ aesst
All urncd ias-iier, " 2n
/ The exercises Of the Convention wer;
concludedby . grand Sunday sshovl Con
cert on Thurstiay evening. by tho mem
bers Of lhs Keokuh Sunday Syhool &shton
4 Chatham Square Church vas nevcrmos
crowded. A stage sixeeen BY City fee
had hsen greeted rfor .hs childranY2 IN,
was handsomely dteosa,ed With nssIoss
tnsss,' sunday SShodf bshders 40. 49,.
Az usnal al these most popular concerts
sissssinglny w exre'le1t and othcf a
srcjaes excesdiugly interesting. An 4
1.-The several ciiasses acquitted fhemseiys
; wslks Delegates from abroad expIcssS
I themselves AZ highly psssssd, and \
: lh2va agAia 70. express Aarc0nmeaaa1
q - the iadefstisablc energy of the Pres
. dent II the unips ma tie Executives Cor
\ nittss who have 20 long 1nd VEL ~
u tasnoJ this irst;tutiop IN nur 80 1900
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-19

A Friend Iu Need-Try It.-DR SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is prepared from the Recipe
of DR.. stephen Sweet of Connecticut, the great bone
setter and has been used in his practice for the last
twenty years with the astonishing success AS an
external remedy is without rival and will alleviate
pain speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 1t il truly nllibe,
curative for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises,
&C its soothing, healin and powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and astOnismen OF
all who have ever gwen it trial over four fuudred
certificates remarkable cures, performed by 1t within
the last two years, attest this fact
See advertisement. deOw e9
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Gaenta' Fine shirts made TO order in the most ap
proved style and in the hest manner at notice
by A WALBRIDGE, No. American House Bloch
Shirt Patterns cut. dtf OBJ
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antchoIor,. Hair Dye. TIE BEST IN THE WORLD

nntcheIOr'a Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces q color nct TO he distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure the Hair IN the east remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and invigorates the hair for
life. Gray Red, or Rusty Hair instantly turns to
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold byGEoRGE P. HARLOW, 242 Main st.
and all Druggists, &c. Nv The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM BATCuELOR, on the four sides of each
pox Factory No Bearclay street. tate 233 Broadway
and IL Bond street, New York. dVwly my2S
nr. Wistnr's TnIsmm Of wild Cherry
This preparation certain for all diseases Of the
ThFpdt aud Lungs, Coughs, Cotds, Bronchitis, Whoop-
thg Cough, ,rodp, IicpieRt CONSUMPTION, Sc ~ CON
sumption be cured" numerous instances 0I com n
plee from this disease by the use of the Bal
STRONG TESTIMONY .o..
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Esq Depot Master at south
ROyaston, Ma S.
SOUTH RoYALsToN Jan 4, lSoV'
Messrs SETH W. FowLE a Co, Boston -.o.o,,
Gents Although unsolicited by you, cannot IeIrn,
Sm aiding mytestimony 10 the my y a Hssr1
in the spring Of 1858 most severey ano'eu W. ~
hard, dry cough, with its us1al accompahleI's VI
lem and producine such a debtattd state OF heauh
that after trying medical aid TO no puIpose' fos
up all hopes of ever recovering ns H mno throush
the influence OF neghher 10 Try Mlstal ba ISM
though with no pellet whatever IN Tvs tn nc ef
feet was almost magical MY cough ehtltey lelt ue,
the night deserted me hope once more eatea ny
depressed spirits, ana SOON Hau "tt9iheu my "'"'e"
Tins has mis- Salsam as has often been remarked by
with the above facts ia this vicinity
literally snatched from the Yawnng grave. You are
at liberty this for the benefit Of the an eted-
p.N WeTy SG sEf W. FFowLE Co. Boston, and
mchi7 d9wJm
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Geo. Sessions,
! IL L. Y 6 Il n q LII Y Id 4 L i A X II X

FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
His Con WareTooms at So Front street. where can
always be found large assortment of Collins OF all on
erent kinds Of patterns Mentallc and Walnut Caskeu
all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
aGL .a- & "a 1esidence SO Front street DIFF aul4
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Auttr0ns.

EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-The
~ Subscribers will sell at public au ,tlon on the prem
lses II ESDAf the 9th OF March, current at O'Clock
T. M, the CARLTON PLACE, SO called, situated near
me meeting house IN West Mbury consisting about
S acTes OF land with good two story House, Barn
snoopy oY ~ fcet-twO stories high with a basement
Dnttor Shoe mandatory. The place il well stocked
with truit trees from which 50 barrels OF winter apDes
and Other ruit have gathered in one season il Is
situated miles from WO' ceser, miles from three rail-
road stations, and in the immediate vicntyo church.
school post Office and stores Germs liberal made
known at time Of sale.
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DEMOVAL.-JOHN j. CHOLLAR
~ has removed his Furniture Ware Rooms to No.
Lincoln House Block diff mch2
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TOILET SOAPS.-A large assortment
Il of English French and American TOILET SOAPS
f' m sir low PSI Main corner AER sG0TI
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THE MOST ELIGIBLE BUILDING

- SITE IN THE CITY eithe- for Handsome Block
ortor Two Separate Estates be purchased IL appied
for within the next thirty days. 1t is situated the
west side Of HARVARD STREET, one OF the healthy
ana beautiful locations in the city directly opposite
residences of Hon Hartley Williams and Joseph D. Dan
iels. Esq, and in an unexcepUnable neghborhood IL
has 'front.' of 1874 feet and depth 1885, stocked
with the best varieties of Fruit Trees in bearing and
with Grape Currant, Raspberry and Blackberry vines in
pro usion seldom that opportunity presents of
purchasing building site situated and either for oc.
cupancy or for investment and sure, is way
worthy of the attention of buyers for occupancy cap
italists. 'F
Building Lots, several Houses. and tracts of Laud of
from one TO six acres be had favorable TERMS
Of the subscriber. ID. 5, MESSI GER,
III deodis3w Corner Chestnut and Walnutsts