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E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain T.. " eager,
Nvo VIII ieave pisI No N9fth Kver rro, on saiarav
Through rates given TO Galveston Indilnola Rocklort
Aranzas Wharf, BraZos, Santiago and ST. Louis Cabin
passage $50; $25 For freight passage apply
to H. b. CROMWELL CO.. 81 West street
EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
il The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from per 81 North River their elegant sldewhce eam
ship ISAAC BELL, Brakeman. commander. for Norfolk.
City Point and Richmond, Thursday, Move cmber at
NJ giving thrS%sh bus Of ading e all points south
points Accommodations lneau ,llel Apply ut pier 81
ut the general office, ls7 Greenwich of
Dey.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
dI4H hARxHR Ayr GH4sEs mhST xsD
%og & e. " SXaKR pH
EVERY fsaay sss E! Sp Sf5rsggf
TwsntyoIr tour. hoors soS nmSsr nSwed for trial
The only MART IL The state having driving Ring for
sssSTsHsE s THs p sse r "a O'CLOCK
Ioas eS * S.S ssssn ss
and extra has sSd n
r hs fne o s Sa TO % sa
extra e r., e0mSnea blood bay sad
nd snr aa
Sd ssnas e fas @ ar and
a ia Sa An ign asse Old asd sn ess
fi Swish ~ free % and easy handled 70 DE-
speed end can e" on minutes a ns ns
Young mares in tho state, and warranted sound and
Seven top and no tor Road Wagons
dies, Brides, Lap Robes Whips Halters &c.
fuii f1sp deseripsiSn sessTa Hsnsa at aHsse' salc
Sales never postponed on account Of weather
Ar OUR FACTORY TWENTY. FIFTH STREET NEAR
all in good order, at low prices;-
Light Coupe our make.
Three quarter Clarence, our make.
Eixscat Rockaway.
for our Wagons, with vertical steel plates:
- J. b. BREWSTER 4 co.
A -CoUpEs AND OTHER CARRIAGES TAKEN IN
N. exchange at half price Coupcs Landaus, Landau
lets 20 rer cent less than Broadway Filth avenue
stores. HAMS, Fourth street and Broadway.
SECOND HAND COUPE RocKAwAY ONE
IA Curtain Coach, glass quarter Coaches, also
now Broughams, new Clarence, one platform Clar-
ence Coach Tor sale at FREDK WOODS, PIG and 22l
West Nineteenth street.
AT MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY 6as
IA Broadway-Coupcs Westchcsters, Coupe Rocka-
ways Phnetors vctorlas light Rockaways and all other
styles Family Carriages and Light Wagons and
ond hand very lowest popular prices 6s8 Broadway.
ELEGANT NEW CITY BUILT SPRING CHARIOT
n trimmed with rich crimson satin, will be sold below
the cost Of pro iuction, to close an estate, BY
A. \. FLANDRAU,
7nnd 18 East Eighteenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
RMY wooLLEN BLANKETs:.2o GOVERNMENT
n rubber Horse Blankets, ~ 60 Mcclellan Saddles,
Mule Collars Harness. Tents Canvas waterproof Horse
Coycra :. o....,..
FRESH LOT OF FAwN TRUCK BLANKETs,
Horse Blankets from s2.e q $s9 each The largest as
soridcnt In the city. II. BARTLETT Importer and Man.
uiacturer C2 Warren street and q AND y coese place.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
The steamers BRISTOL. aud PROVIDENCE. rom
pier % North River of Murray street daily sndays
exccpcd att T.. NJ Tickets sold to principal points in
New England the White Mountains and Provinces.
A. j. HACON, 2uperlntcn lent.
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POST OrFIcE NOTlCE.

DosT OFFICE NorTcE-rIIE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending saturday, Nov. ., 1874 vii
close Mt this office Wednesday, at Gis a. NJ, IN
day at II A. NJ and on SATURDAY.. Mt ~ aud II A. NJ.
r. II. JONES. Postmaster
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
hhFMSy kW Eos sS HiJE
splendid vessels hs 4 ayoe NSs route for the Con.
S Sh DE k Nov Nov
PRICE OF PAssAsE As ssEsT y 81 soP %1vss vgs1sudns "ns
First cabin f SECOND qsaScad cSDi1 Az s
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
american travellers going to Or returning from he Con-
avoid both transi By English railway dsso%ioris
expense S SdEoRGE MACKENZIE AGENT IS Broadwax 1
NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
- NEW YORK TO BRISTOL England DIRECT
Taking goods and passengers for London Cardf New
port gloucester a and ,n al ports IN Bristol Channel
Docks, BROOKLYN. as follows:-
ZAMBaA Psarse sday, October T
GREAT WESTERN stampcr :. saturday. November 80
s;ssraGs sasin sarrsnSy sarrsnSy
Parties wishing 10 send ior Their friends obtain
sGE RaS''ssso South street. New York.
Gn lses ns 20 ks and e sesn
nayian countries calling at Copenhagen 10 land mails
sail Saturday, November at Pm, from pier IS North
in sS rr CABIN :
children under % years hall fare. '
- "''S'' 1WESDT R&yGiNELsBERG, Agents
40 Broadway, New York.
limited STATES NAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
= town and saiines saSiSneoe every wednesday.
MnNATThS MM1sNEs2TA nsEss FSics M
Cabin sss currency
booked e and ,q Nor
and Germany le$ff Ir,s PagHSS Broadway
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COAsTWIsE r. STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA
CARRYING MAILS PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
AsPINWAIL, PANAMA, SANTA MARTHA, GREY
1OWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
III AND CHILE.
Steamers leave lUth 2Ot and 30th each month"; except
when those dates fall SUNDAY. then the day
November R-Stcamer lie >kY CHAuN,EY Captain
a. g. cray Will leave pier AZ North River at II O'Clock
noon for AsDinwall direct connecting at Panama with
steamer sACKAMENTO, Captain farnsworlh, touch
Ing At Acapulco. Manzan,llo MazatIan. San = Diego
ana san Pedro. and also connecting for all Central
american and South Pacific ports. Departures Of ION and
touching at San Bcno, Tunata, salna cruz and Port
Angel rregnt Tor all way ports received untl ". NJ
An extra steamer will leave San francisco Novcm.
Der 6 1879 for japan and China For rates OF passage,
freight and all further information apply Companys
Office on the pier, foot OF Canal street , p.pv .rn,
SPECIAL NOTICE-Postponcn,ent OF sailing day.
Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY sail for Aspinwaii az
noon Tuesday, November II y. r. BABY, Agent
A LIAM LiNE.-rHE SPLENDID STEAMERS OF
"A ti, line icasc Liverpool every alternate Tuesday Tor
NOiisik. Cabin and stcerage acconmodau0ns uhsur.
sod. Tickets sold to all railway stations soutn ana
v est Freight NJ lowest rates Goods forwarded 10 IN
~i'"' "~'' P"s " ~ 'V WILLIAM LAND,
General Agent. Norfolk, Va
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DRY GOODS.

TIAIR, HAIR HAIR.-SUAWS PATENT HAIR
IL equal 10 human hair, be combcd aud brushed ;
Switches SOC. human hair cheapest
ket solid Switches yard long S.; French Switches,
81 Curs 81 and upward ladies' Hair dressed
25c. latest styles always on hand. 81, Rowcry between
Fourth and Grea' Jones' stairs and 2i3 sixth avenue,
stairs.
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INFORMATION wANTED--oF PATRICK DAvY WHO
lett New York about three months ago to seek
oyment. Please addres, JOHN DAvY, 243 avenue
New York.
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LHOR sALE-AT J. y. DAVIS, ART GALLERY, 275
I Sixth avenue, q celebrated Italian Painting OF
Blessed Paul the Cross size feet BY cet Admission
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DY HENRY STRAUS, AUCTIONEER OFFICE s75
ID Bowcry sells at 59 Norfolk street. ut 10 O'clock fine
assortment OF Oil Paintings Gilt Frames and Drrors
lots. Dealers call.
EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL
~ atT Eighth avenue on Thursday November Z, at II
O'Clock A. M general assortment OF Household Furn
turc Particulars tomorrow
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|E M.-TD.DAY WEDNESDAY, CORNER FIFTH
H. avenue and Twelfth street, at 10 go 4. M:
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by g.. W. DAuCHY, .AUCTIONEER. R.-DAuCHY 4
street, large assorpcnt of Household Furniture Paror
Suits in reps and hircioih D. VI Chamber Suits b. W.
ding, Hair Maltr s,ss Feather Beds Pillows blankets,
fas Lounges Wardro,es, Chairs Extension and other
Tables one Plimpion Bcdstcad, Mirrors Mante Orna-
grain Carpets, Str Carpets &C. also lot Of Wearing
Apparel and Theatrical Wardrobcs be sold 10 pay
storage expens2s &c.
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DY +. COTTON, ACCTIoNEER-ExTRA LARGE
ID sale of Household Furniture, with 40 or Carpets
many Of them elegant; French Plate, Pier and Mantci
Mirrors, Paror, Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement
Goods, China and Glass Ware, &C. &C. Tomorrow
Ghursday) November z at the auction rooms 6S East
large OF Furniture from several families together
with goods from street and all the Furniture
family in Ffy-seventh street, all of which has
removed 10 the store and will be sold the time
on Thursday morning. Carpets will be sold about
o'clock. Deposits from all.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For southampton and Bremen.
The steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain II. A. r. Ney-
nabcr, will sail Saturday, November at 2P NJ,
Bremen pier foot Third street. Iioboken To be followed
Steamship BREMEN, Captain W. LudewIgs on satur-
day, November 13
Rates of Passage TO London, Havrc and Bremen,
= payable In gold, or its equivalent in currency
Second Cabin. ~
Seernge .................. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
For freight or passage apply to
No linn rnan
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DAPA PAPAn--CORNER LEXINGTON AVENUE
and Twenty second street. VIII the auburn
ired lady address IN entire confidence her friend who
Bowned the paternity? II SO, address J. B. TITUS,
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Personal.

NENFI.EMAN WHO MADE THE ENGAGEMENT
with lady to meet Tuesday evening at Twentieth
rect and Third avenue Will see her Thursday even
liz at7P.M.
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UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
IA $4,000 worth second hand Household Furniture
will be sold THIS "Wednesday MORNING,
commencing at ocloek at private residence loWest
pianoorte, parlor Suits Library and Chamber Suits,
sion Table, Buffet, Ocloth; also Basement and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale positive; in lots BY catalogue.
LUKE FITZGERALD, AuctOneer.
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fIss JONES. LATE or BROAD STREET. CITY or
III Hereford, England, will meet with friend. Ad
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A UCTION N0TTCE-AT PRIVATE SALE, $2a0c0
~ worth magnificent Household Furniture sold 70 pay
advances 30 cent less than auction prices. Piano
forte cost $500 for 322 Grand Central Auction
rooms, Az Sixth avenue, between Twenty-sixth and
Twcnty-sevcnth streets
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TONDAY AFTERNOON, BROADWAY STAGE--LADY
sitting opposite two gentlemen who played with her
ili They would be happy to see her and child again..
dress N. j. NJ. Herald Uptown Eranch office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

The bill offered in the senate by Mr.. Thayer
of Worcester to establish the central judicial
district suggests the inquiry, "why not, since
general laws seem 20 be in favor, divide the
whole state into judicial districts, and establish
a dfsSict court in eachP There are probably
substantial reasons enough why the jurisdiction
Of the justices count having its seat in Worces-
ter should be extended over the territory of some
adjacent towns, but we know of none that would
not as strongly tend to show the propriety of
giving to all the towns in the state, the benefit
of similar courts. The jurisdiction of justices of
the peace in the trial of civil causes is an anoma-
ly in our judicial system which has no longer
any excuse. These magistrates are not appoint
ed with any reference to their fitness for judicial
duties, and a large proportion of them have
neither the requirements nor the experience to
enable them operform such duties with credit
TO the state, of which they are officers, or
advantage to sutors. They are often ignorant,
prejudiced and biased by the influence of the at
toneys who habitually give them employment.
Their records are scattered and inaccessible, and
their judgments command no respect because
they deserve none The jurisdiction of the mu-
nicipal court here does not exclude the concurrent
jurisdiction Of justices of the peace in civil
cases, which we believe is not true of similar
courts elsewhere in the state. If the legislature
sees fit to disturb the existing status in any re-
speet, it would be well to secure uniformity in
this. With this addition, we shonld be glad to
have Mr.. Thayer's bill pass, if the legislature is
not yet ready to do the whole business at one
stroke by taking the jurisdiction to try civil, as
well as criminal cases, from justices of the
peace, and giving it to courts to be established
in judicial districts which shall include the
whole commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26
From the State House.
Quiet Time Tn Both Branches OF the
Legislature-The Senate Vote for vi ore
Printing! Chance for Reform.
BosToN, Jan. 25, 1875

BosToN, Jan. 25, 1872.
Outside the committee rooms, where there
were several hearings this forenoon, there has
not been much at the state house to-day
which is worth putting into your legislative
letter. The house transacted all its business
with rapidity which has come to be habitual,
and the members were on their way to the cloak
room iorty-fve minutes after prayers. The five
matters in The orders Of the day were fixed in
almost as many minutes.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to cut
down the salaries Of the pages, but Mr.. Kimball
and Mr.. Thompson of Gloucester came 10 their
relief, and nobody was found willing to vote for
the reduction.
Among the petitions were papers signed by
large numbers of citizens of Midway and
Wrentham against the annexation of
Brookline to Boston; Of the mayor of
Lowell that the municipal election day may be
changed 10 the second day Of December; of Or
lando Mason and Others Of Winchendon. for the
railroad TO connect the proposed line from Man
chester, which Mr.. Winchester hopes to bring
-4dniss Ass4akf sheYs with the Vermont and Massa-
chusetts railroad II &inchendon. The agents
of the town of Sudbury oppose the petition of
the selectmen Of Maynard for rhe,change of the
act incorporating that town.
The Judiciary committee reported in favor of
allowing the Worcester southeast agricultural
society 10 increase its real estate, and bill
was reported to incorporate the New Bed
ford and FairhaveD horse railroad. Several
orders were passed instructing the judiciary
committee to report on amendments to the
general statutes, and, among other things. to
see whether coroners, their duties, privileges and
liabilities need righting. Mr.. Ely, of Newton
was made happy by favorable report upon his
order to put up some swinging doors outside
the present doors OF the house. upon the broad
stairs thereof upon which members Of the lobby
are not to be hereafter allowed to linger.
The senate to-day, on motion of Mr.. Leary, of
Charlestown, adopted the customary rule to
consider undebateable matters in the orders
first There was quite long debate upon an
order 10 print 10000 copies Of the report
Of the board Of health, which was re-
ported by the committee on printing, aud
Notwithstanding the arguments Messrs. Hale
and Iarbox, motion by the former 10 cut
down the number 10 5000 was defeated onlv
seven senators voting for the smaller number.
The rules and orders are faulty, inasmuch as
they allow either branch Of the legislature 70
print, independent Of each other, public docu
ments ad libitum. The honorable senators bay,
already voted TO print, for their own use, 10 OO
copies Of the governors address in addition L
the customary number furnished 70 members
Aud by their vote to-day they add ten thousan
dollars TO the expenses Of legislation, the repol
question being q bulky document, The hous
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

Health would be much more carefully guarded than It
is at present and the average of human life heightened
by many years. il common and the light of exp
renee accepted by the universal public as their
medical monitor and guide. The trde philosophy of
health is simple 1t consists in RETAINING from ndu
gences and imprudences which impair the vital forces
and in supplying any deficiency of power and con.
sttutional vigor that may exist, by nvigoatng and
Alternative treatment To reinforce and regulate feeble
system. and to prevent vigorous physique from
yielding to unhealthy and facilitating Influences Hos
tetter's stomach Bters is unquesIonaby the most Do
tent of all vegetable purifiers As stmuant 1t is the
purest ever administered in medical practice; as tonic
and stomachlc, the most infable; as an antbilious
agent the safest and surost and aperent and regu
latng medicine aild and painless yet irresistible 1t
protection against disease of every kind and all sea-
sons, and is particularly efcacous as means of fore
aming the system against the ailments generated by
raw damp, ungenal atmosphere Hence its great value
as a winter tonic and invgorant No one predsposed
TO indigestion. bousness, constipation rheumatism or
nervous headache, should he without this Vital
Elixir. As certain class of county dealers are very
anxious to dose their customers with oca btters" of
worthless or perncious character which they repre
sent to be equal superior to the great national tonic
the public is hereby foTeCayned against their tricks of
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26
The Importance of 5TcoI,b.

In point of importance, bodily health is second to
nothing earthly Nay, =modem French philosopher has
maintained that to pursue health-body health that is
is the main duty of man. This much any rate
TAIN that, whether not the pursuit of health be se
virtue the attainment and the possession of health
duce in degree most remarkable, if not to virtue at
least to ceaness of thought, to soundness judgment
and general prudence of cOnduct-which are commodi
ties much marketable than vrtueis Now the two
great conditions of health abundant nourishment
and unobstructed excreon-the latter removing from
the system that which is used up the former replacing
this II is in accordance with this principle that Dr.
Goteb Fschs Btters acts 1t stimulates the digestive
and nutritive process the hand and pa1I pdsu
the excretory the other Ye who prize health make
trial.
This subject continued next week under "Hov to hare
the good of our eating. deop&wlw a22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

A MELANCHOLY BREAK-DowN.-There are lively
break-downs that make audience laugh, and there
sad and sorOwtu break-downs that make the kind
hearted greve. Tothe latter class belongs the
ton of body and mind which is usually called general
debility nervous weakness and which, when
neglected too often terminates in atrophy and DEATH
wholesome medcated stimuant is the thing needed
in Of this description, and science and experience
unite in pointing to PLANTATION BIrTERs the true
specific. The fact that combines the properties of an
nvigorant with those Of regulator and Alternative in
exactly the proportions necessary produce radical
change in the tone Of the SYSTEM and the action of the
digestive and secretye organs unanswerable argu-
ment in its favor as a general restorative
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

PHOTOGRAPHIC GHosTs-PhotOgraphe are
acquainted with three or four different WAYS in
winch secondary images may appear in photo
gfaphs' LII the nrst place, when sensitive GLASS
plate mas served Its turn as a negatiye-as many
paper posltlVes as NAV be needed having been
taken from 1.-THE film Of collodion or other
prepared surface is removed from il. and il may
then be used for wholly new photopraph Rnt
u Is iOund that unless great care be used. some
lalnt traces OIL the former picture still remain
and these may appear as sort of ghostlv NJ
tendant upon the figure forming the second pic.
ture. One photographer, in endeayorng 70 util.
ize an old plate which had fulfilled its duty ms
negative, could not wholly erase the image
wash or rub as he might; there was always a
ialnt ghost OF the person accompanying any
subsequent photograph taken on the same plate
DR., Phipson relates that friend of his received
az Brussels box Of glass plates, quite new and
hlghly polished, each wrapped in piece of news.
paperi lady sat for her photograph. taken on
one Of these plates, and both the photographer
and the lady was astonished to see that her like
ness was covered with printed characters. easily
to be read-the ghost Of a political article, in
fact. In this case actinic rays had done their
work before the glass was exposed to the cam
era. by another mode of manipulation, a
photographer may produce ghost-like effect at
pleasures; sitter is allowed to remain i'm the
focus of the camera only half the time necessary
to produce a complete photograph he slips
quickly aside, and the furniture Immediately
behind him is then exposed to the action Of the
light; as consequence a faint or imperfectly
developed photograph of the man appears, trans
parent or translucent, for the furniture Is visible
apparently through his body or head. With a
ttle tact, a really surprising effect may be pro-
duced IN this way. As a third variety one
/ negative may be placed in contact with another,
and particular kind Of light allowed to pass
n,ousn iOr time; there results double pic
! journal, p~'''' ''S''~VF f''''s'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

has shown more economy. 1t will be found, by
reference TO the records, that the senate
bill for printing, last year, was four times
larger than that of the house. Sure
ly a reform is needed here. The com
mittee on the judiciary reported that it was
inexpedient to NEEDLE with the Sunday law, and
gave the Bedford people who petitioned for such
revision, leave to withdraw.
The Winthrop schools are not 50 bad after all.
The other side of the case was presented TO the
committee on education this morning. and the
indignant citizens prove by George B. Emerson
and Others that the schools will compare favor
ably with others in the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

WE TO not long since, in one of our
exchanges, some pretty remarks addressed TO
several persons who, during interesting lecture by
Rev John $. c. Abbott, kept a continuous coughing,
which prevented many from hearing People who can
not refrain from coughing had better stay away from
such places, else take bottle of JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE
EMINENT with them.
The importance of giving SHERIDAN's CAVALRY Con-
POWDERS to horses that have been out in the
cold rain, stood in cold wind, drank too much cold
water, cannot be over estimated; no man should be
without them who owns a good horse.
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solid oysters q Of, 40 a Soc: HOLSTERS, lOc; Halibut
CSC. Smoked salmon, SOC u ib picked salmon zoe;
Picked HerTings, 80 a 10 u doz Smells zoe q n
PicEereI 25c q 10 Pouts, 3Oc. Clans Soc a peck
Quahogs 60e q peck Hyperion cod % 70. Bass Csc
q b.
Coal Franklin, q ton, $500; Lehigh, sllOO;
Chestnut, $685. Bitunlnous Sll.0O Lackawanna Sll
seyeny-fve cents less than these prices when de
vered at the yard Charcoal-Hard 5Oe chestnut 4OcF
basket
WOOD AND Haywood q cord walnut sIOk hard s
9h green hard So chestnut and hemOck S1Gl7 So pine
ton So "a 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

So POTENT the onlng and stimulating properties
OF SMoLAYDER's BuoHU that 1t Or counteracs
kidney bladder and glandular diseases, mental and
physical debility dajetes gravel, female complaints,
retention ncontnence of urine, and other maladies
of the urnogental organs which have bafled medical
men of distinction in Europe well as in this country
In word it restores the impaired constitution per-
feet health. deop3t&wlt ja23