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pany the medicines.

Evidence of the most responsible and reliable eLa r
acier furnished on application. with hundreds Of tho
sands OF living wi nesscs, and upward of 1900 nrso.
lighted certificates and recommendations letters many
OF which are from the highest sources including emf
1eht PHYSICIANS, Clergymen. Statesmen, etc. Tho
proprietor has never resorted to their publication in
the newspapers; he does not do this ron fact tina
his articles rank Standard Preparations. and do moi
need to be rropped up by certificates.
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Our pamphlet contains engravings Of
all the different styles of Instruments
that we manufacture, giving a full de-
scription of each, so that person can
select the style they may desire to order.
ceive just as good Piano As If they were
in our warerooms to select it, We have
sold over FIVE THOUSAND Pianos,
many Of them being shipped great dis
tances, and we have never yet received
the first complaint. AS we give q writ
ten guarantee with every Piano We man
ufacture. for five years, the purchasers
runs no risk.
Don't fail to ,rrite for our pamphlet
Which ire mail Free, and ,chen you mrite
state arhdf paper you sa,c this notice in.
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will kept clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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y. Rive caution The public from purchasing =
chenp Piano, which has recently heeG put in the marx
st. bearing the name Arton.' All genuine Arion
Pianos bear the Patent Arion' and can only
be purchased from New York Wareropms or our
authorized Agents throughout the United Stalsa.
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IMPOVED
LAND FOR .S.iLE.

Of improved prairie land, portion OF which
Is within IL miles OF Upton. on She Daven-
port road. The above land Is divided into .
farms of I61 acres each. all fenced separately
ana one OF them divided into five fields ofcon-
venient size for either grain growing of stock
grazing. and n two story frame house 2SS;St a
barn 22N ~ granary, several cribs stock yards
several good wells, cistern. orchard small
grove. and several hundred rods of Usage
hedging. \ portion of said PROMISES is water
ed 10y sugar creek, aud aiyrds abundant pas-
ur" Tor STOCK. 10 any one purchasing M.
Whole oi the above land, ISL acres of timber
within a halt mile Of the premises Will Ne
given asa PREMIUM Irice low and terms To
suit Purchaser.
EnqtrS of nStf =. /. SMITH
DISMARk. Dick ems. Combined, All the Go
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A Rare Collection.

RoWLAfD'S RFCE1PTS.-Mngo Arts. Discoveries, &c.
comprising valuable In formation for everybody. by
mall Gree OF POSTAGE for FIFTY Address H. E. NOK-
MANDY, No. North Eighth street, 81. Louis, NO.
DRAKrs COLLECTION of nearly ono hundred ree.,., for
making Brandy Nil kinds Of Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer
oiais supsior Cider aud much ether useful
for those dealing any the above either
for the trade homeuse.
Sent BY mail Tree Of postaee) for Fifty Cents Address
~. n. NOkNANDY NO. North Eighth street st. Lous No.
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HelmbolaS Extract Bsci,u Is Diuret!c and Blood
PURIFYING. and cures all Diseases arising from habits
81 Dissipation and Excuses and Imprudeuces in III.
impurities of the Blood etc. supcrscding Capaba in
aHeciions for which it is used, and Syphilc aztec.
toS-In thrs" diseases USED in connection with Iem
holds Rose Wash. ~
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies' the Extract
huchu Is uncquaiel by any other remely-as in cllo
re Sis or retention lrregularity, Painflncss or sup
preston of customary excavations liberated CHR
rus state of the uterus, leucorrhnea whites s.ery
ana Tor all complaints incident to the sex whether
afsinS rom lndlscreiun habits of Dissipation.
- prescribed extensively by the most Eminent Phy.
sicans and Midwives for enfecbled and delicate CON
stifuiinns ofboth sexes and all ages ATTENDED with
any OF the above dissaseiiS or symptomsj.
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Notice to the Afflicted and
Unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious quacss advertise IN
public papers, using quack remedies
no matter what disease how dcporabe your
Dr.. Bus DO consulted personally or hy mall on the
diseases mentioned in his works. Ofce No North Eighth
Street, between Market and Chestnut St. Louis Mo.
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Buy Me and iii Do You Good,

Prepared By the Grafton Medicine Co. St. Louis No.
Sold by druss.ts and dealers medicine
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IL Az + determined Ia put an end so far as
II they are concerned. to large profits and
long credits, nnd inform the public that their
Goods can he bought on the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

TIE GREAT RUSSIAN FAIR.-The annual at
tendance at the NovgorOd fair is estimated by
the daily sale of bread of which the bakers are
bound to make exact returns. Ii varies in diff
ferent years from one hundred and fifty to
three hundred thousand people; never less
than the former, and never more than the
latter.
The fair is said to have been more crowded
than usual the past season, owing to the belief
on the part of the eastern nations that the in
tefrupnon OF trade and commerce in France and
Germany during the war would make larger
demand for many of their commodities
The sales and purchases during the eight
weeks amount on an average to- in our cur
reney, from one hundred to one hundred and
twenty milhons OF dollars. A large part of the
goods is disposed of on twelve to twenty-four
months time, the bills being met almost iuyari
ably with entire promptness. From the fact
that the commercial meeting takes place only
annually, tradesmen are often compelled to buy
and dealers TO sell more largely than they would
do otherwise; and indeed the whole system is
so fraught with serious Inconvenience and dis
advantages that the fair would not and could
not be kept up in a country thoroughly civilized
IN the Anglo-SaXOn sense, and furnished with
nineteenth century facilities. The great pather-
inc at NovgOrod could not be except in a COM
paratvely thinly settled region, whose inhabi.
tants are Ignorant, and indeed semi-barbarous
in manners, customs and mode of living.
When Russia is bound together by telegraphs
and railways, as she will be ere long, the fair al
Novgorod will be supertluous. Even now it is
losing every year not little of its interest and
| importance, and will soon give way to the
| spirit Of progress and the more modern laws oil
exchange and barter, as the cumbrous and awll.
ward towing machines on the Volga have given
| way to the compact and efficient steam-tugs-
October Gdiary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

When the food has been mastcaed and converted into
semi liquid paste it is passed into the stomach which
is simply an enlargement, midway, of the alimentary
canal 1t is the theatre of the second and most impor
tant stage of the digestive process The food Is here e
posed to the action of the gastric juice This secrete
by the mucous membrane or internal lining OF the
stomach, which Is full of minute pores communicating
with microscopic tubes bags closely reticuated with
nerves and capillary bood-vessels The function Of this
apparatus is the production cells watch are DISCHARGED
in innumerabe myriads into the cavity of the stomach
Arrived here they burst and pour forth their LIQUID bur-
den This is the gastric juice, which physically is
mpld ana coloress fluid Chemically. it is powerfully
Solvent and OF acid reaction. Its acidity is mainly
owing to the presence of muriac or chorohydrc acid
Hence the utility of salt this mineral furnishing the
chlorine of which chlorohydric acid is mainly consti-
uted There also present in the stomach an azotised
substance named pepSiR In the opinion of Liebg this
is formed of minute separated portions of the internal
coat of the stomach in the of decomposition Ii
combines with the oxygen which has been swallowed
entangled in the saliva and starts the digestive fer
mentation Without an abundant secretion of gastric
juice the powers of digestion must be inefficient Now
Dr. Gottlieb Fischs Biters stimulate the flow of the
gastric Juice and thus strengthen the digestive powers
ana through tilem the bodily forces generally
Sill deOp&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

The FIGURES OF THIEvERY. Receivers of
stolen goods OF all classes do large business in
New YORK; but it is impossible to saw what is
the value OF the property which annually passes
through their hands. In the last report of the
police commissioners it is stated that DURING the
year 1870 the amount of property lost was
81 ,151 1850, of which S919,004. gS was rccov-
cred, leaving total loss of 1892 ,320.52 1 have
had occasion to show in prior articles that the
statistical system of the commissioners is ex.
tremely faulty, and especially that it does not
present true exhibit of the amount of proper
ty annually passing into the hands of thieves (;
ing the business of fences. Although a compila.
ton is made together of property both lost and
stolen, the figures represent the latter chiefly,
and it is certain that of this nearly all, both OF
that recovered and that which is represented as
a total loss, passed through the hands OF the
euces II IS equally certain that it's only small
part oil the plumber which was devOured by those
peas's oil prey. ] never much doubt the accu-
aaSS Vi te police figures for 1870, as in 1868 the
aaiOe ei VI property lost by the same showing
Nas @4,loo'Oii o3, and the decrease to less than
one4u3leel lhat amount last year is unnatural,
e i mat crime is decreasing in the
Guy, Wheh the reverse is the truth claim that
the reports of the commissioners for a number
OF years, with other facts in the exhibit for 1870
show That the property stolen in that wear was
at least thrice that reported as lost and that
from all sources the fences of New York do a
business of five million dollars per annuna !;
the real value of the goods handled, OF eonrsa
the amount Of money changing hands is mncb
less than this, for no fence was ever induced IN
pay more than half price for stolen property I:
and every one who buys from him insists on
having at least third Of the market rate as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
Influence of Temperature ON Health.

In the fall the difference between the temperature of
night and day isl greater than any other time the
year In the early autumn the quicksilver sometimes
rises high during the day in the ervd summer
weather; while at night it often sinks to almost
wntry point. The human body not being made of steel
or India rubber sensby feels these tremendous changes
To Ortify the system against them, genuine tonic is
required and the public has long since discovered that
among this description Of medicines Hosteers Stomach
Biters is infinitely the best 1t gently quckens the
circulation, regulates the bowels the liver braces
the nerves. and thus puts the whole physique on its de-
Tense against the vcissudes of temperature in our eli
mate Few, if any of epidemic fever heard of
in localities where is in use As IL becomes
more and more widely known. and the demand for it
increases, chills and fever, and the bilious remttent
seem to recede before it, and if ever it should come INTO
universal use these diseases would known as
the scOurges of our low-lying and marshy dis trcts
That homey bit of proverbia philosophy, tnat preven
ton is better than cure" should be especially borne in
mind in the autumn months and indeed in all seasons
together with the fact that among all the preventves
of malarious disease, HOsteters Stomach Btters is the
most safe and potent.
BE certain, however TO obtain the genuine article as
countless limitations of pemicOus character are abroad
See that the eXternals all right and remember that
Hostetter's Stomach Biters is sold in bottles alone
sl4 d&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

OLD "RUINs' IN MAINE.-A committee Of
the Maine historical society brings forward new
evidence in support of the claim, that the first
English settlements on this continent were in
that state; but, even in this case, the evidence,
if really what is represented, does not show that
the settlement was permanent. They report
that ''ruDs" have been discovered at Pemaquis-
set, Me, which are of great value" These
ruins consist of fragments of "payements made
of beach cobble stone, with cutters and curb
ings' in English style. There is a rehearsal of
some Of the reports on remains of supposed
early settlements. Here is a condensed sum-
mary OF It; but the old settlements assumed on
the basis OF such evidence are not SO visible as
we are required to believe. OF course, English
vessels visited that coastl earlier than 1906
Gosnold was there in 1902. But here is the
summary
an 1886 a fragment Of grayestOne was
turned ont by the plow near the ancient burial
ground OF Jamestown, marked with the date of
1906. A leaden ornament was exhibited, APP
parently tag to a roll or piece of cloth, dug up
at North HarbOr in 1858, bearing the date of
1910 and an English letter II in the center.
In 1853 the ancient canal showed remains four
feet high deep and wide, bearing maple trees
eighteen inches in diameter. Pipes from the APP
parent ruins of an ancient factory there OF the
patterns of pipes Of clay were also exhibited in
all respects like pipes classified, marked, and ar
ranged in a museum Of tobacco pipes in Guild
hail. London, belonging 10 the times of James
the First and Charles the Second of England.
Spoons of the pattern of th EliZahethan period,
and in all respects like those dug up at Cos
nold's landing, on the Elizabeth Islands, were
found here. Shot were found in a locality OF
North Harbor, where heaps from the size Of a
bullet 10 a No. have been taken out, 50 pounds
at time, and % pounds by weight, within the
past five years At this place are the ruins OF
an ancient fort, 50 feet by 81 feet with walls
five feet thick, which, AZ years ago, was over
grown with very large oaks, now cleared off"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

The democratic convention yesterday did
nothing worthy of much notice, The contro-
versy between the young and older democrats
was amicably adjusted beforehand, and did not
sensibly impair the harmony of the convention
Mr.. John Quincy Adams was nominated again,
as was expected. He has seemed 10 desire the
nomination this year, either because he thought
the Butler controversy might make his election
possible, or because his prominence in the
party at home might give him a place in the
national ticket next year. The names Of the
other candidates for state offices are familiar,
and the whole proceedings seem like the re-
hearsal of an old story. In the speech of the
the president, and in the resolutions,
there is nothing that might not have
been copied from any democratic
manifesto of the last few years, except thar the
so-called new departure is accepted rather more
explicitly than has been usual in other states
which have held conventions since it came into
fashion, and that more stress is laid upon the
alleged extravaganza of our state government
II was evident to one attending the convention,
that Butler, for the first time in eleven years. is
by his former political associates in
this state with real satisfaction. They'see with
pleasure that he is doing his very best to break
up the party which has kept them in hopeless
so long. Whether he should he nomi-
mated or not, they hope for bolt which may
give their candidate chance of cleo ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

If the republicans of Worcester want General
Butler for governor, this evening is the time for
them to show it, and if they do not want him it
is the time TO show that. 1t is true, though he
says it, that the choice between him and the
other candidates is important. Nobody, who
knows or cares anything about public affairs,
can be Indifferent to it. If he thinks Butler ftl
to be governor, he cannot be satisfied with either
of the other persons proposed for that Office and
if he respects and eonfdes in any one Of them,
he cannot be willing TO honor Butler with the
governorship or to trust him in it. We ask re-
publicans to attend the caucuses and choose DEL
egaies who will truly represent them, SO that
their influence in the convention may be felt in
favor of the candidate of their choice and not
against him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
LOCAL NOTICES.


from another popular Physician of this city,
DR.. NICHOLS
Dr.. Kimbell has successfully removed bunion from
of my joints and several corns from my feet with
ont pain has also removed cons for other members
of my family; I cheerfuly recommend him to all my
friends successful operator for eetitroubes, etc.
L. B. NICHOLS, NJ. D.
Worcester, Sept. g.
From the eminent Surgeon and Physician, DrJ Bates
of this city.
WORCESTER, Sept I'd, 1871,
am pleased to add my testimony to the skill and
courtesy of DR. Z Kmbell, and am pleased to rec,
Ommend all afflicted with corns and diseases Of the
feet to his attention. j. n. BATES, NJ. b.
From of our Prominent Physicians of this ethyl
Worcester Sept. /, 1871.
Dr. Kimbel has removed several very bad soft corns
for my Wife my sister, and myself with absolutely no
pain or blood would cheerully recommend him to all
in need of his services.
DAVID HUNT, JR., NJ D.
lAnOther Testimonial from Dr. Clough, of this ethyl
Worcester. Mass, Sept. I, ISL
This is to certify that Dr. Kimbel has removed one
soft and one hard corn from my feet without pain.
b. F. CLoUGH. NJ d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

The rooms OF DR. Kimbe at the Bay State House, are
daily becoming more crowded by those wishing TO avail
themselves of his services. The press of New York,
Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford and Springfield, has
expressed the most iattering opinion of Dr. ks
skill and from all quarters he has met with most graft
Tying commentators. DIR. Kimbell tlnds contessedy
at the head of his profession in this country while his
prices are moderate. DR.. X. publishes ladys name
without express permission, genemens either and
therefore need fear of having their in print
He was visited in New Haven by 700 ladies' all of
whom speak OF his skill in the highest praise. All of
the elite of the city called upon him. Our hest known
and most reliable citizens have given him testimonials
and daily recommending the afflicted to call upon
him. Dr. himbe guarantees to radically the worst
of in growing nails, bunions on the joints or
nseps. or he will forfeit one hundred dollars Lite
time cures effected on the worst cases of hard
and soft corns without the least pain wens on
the head removed in five minutes. Moes on the face
and warts on the hands exterminatedin ten minutes
This will be DIR. Kimbell's last week in Worcester
Consultation free. DIR Kimbell can be found at his
rooms, at the Bay State House, from A. NJ. till PM
where ladies, well gentlemen can call with perfect
propriety. Ladies and gentlemen favoring Dr. Kimbel
with their patronage may rely upon being treated with
care, tenderness and politeness
Charges moderate for all operations Life time cures
guaranteed. Dr. Kimbel is recommended by the most
eminent men in the United States and is at liberty to
refer to the following in Brooklyn and New York:
Prof WILLARD PARKER, NJ. D.
JAS. II. WOOD, NJ. d.
JEo G. CARSoCHAN, NJ. d,
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ. d.
ALEX. b. MoTT NJ. ID.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D.
WIN A. HAMMOND, NJ d.
FRANK HAMILTON, NJ. H.
IRkRY WARD BEECHER, D. D., LID
REV. DIR. CHAPLIN, ID. d.
REV. DR. ROCKINGHAM, d, D.
REV. DIR. Il. =. PORTER, d. D.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D, LII. D.
HARTFORD TESTIMONIAL.
The following is from Hon. j. Hammond Trumbull
LII D.: have employed DR.. Kimbell's professional
services to my entire satisfaction and heartily recon
mend him to my friends and the public as skilltu and
accomplished operator.
j. HAMMOND TRuNBuLL.
Reconnaissance hours from 0 till G.. Servants
Will be in waiting to conduct patients to the Doctors
rooms, at the Bay State House. for a short time only