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for Seminal Weakness, Piles. hqcOHReaee Of Urine
and PTOl0PSHs CfeTi
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quarter Of century experience has perfected local
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proven by the most eminent European physicians the
0yiiy care Instrument and specific, with plain dircc
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Sold by his Agents, BERNHARD FESTNER 344
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WIo nave injured themselves by certain practice I'M
ouBeu IN When Alone habit frequently learned from
nih 9mpanlons orat school, the effects Of which are
sny elt, even when asleep and If not cured render
naliii9Ge impossible and destroy both mind and bodv
SnUnV ~, appy Immediately. What pity that Young
Ii iie nope OF his country, the pride of his parents
i M ~ aatehed from all prospects and enjOyments OF
ie ny tne consequence of deyatng from Inc path Of
nau1e. anu secret hanit Such persons must before
contemplating marriage reflect that sound mind and
III te most necessary requisites to produce con-
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PuRlEIES The RLnnnI

have the names Of than one hundred families in
Natick and vicinity who have used the T. C. and find
that il is all il is recommended.
DO you want medicine You can rely uponY ii So
try bottle OF f. G and he conv ced once that all
have said is true Once have it in your family and you
will not he without it, if faithfully tried Prepared only
by IRA o. BULLARD. Natick, Mass.
GEO. c; GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Genl Agts.
sold by all Druggists. deOp3m myl6
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CLAIRVOYANT,
dlsl2' 7TPARK STREET, cor,

I'm MARRIAGE.-Hap Relief for
~ Young Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
III early life, Manhood restored. lmpedimenls to Mar
riage removed. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent lIeo in
sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2south Ninth
ST. Philadelphia Pa.nn Institution having hgh rep-
ulatlon for honorable conduct and professional skill
Aul2 DIM
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Observation-Disclosures

II OF the supreme Judicial Court, to he begun and
holden al worcester within and tor the County Wor-
eester, on the first Tuesday Of October, A d 1872;
Respectfully shews Carrie +. King OF Barre in said
county, that she was lawfully married to Allen t. King
formerly OF Charestown, State of Massachusetts, but
whose residence is now unknown TO the libellant at
said Barre on the first day OF January, A. d. 1850 !:
that they have since lived together husband and wife
in said Charest0wn and said Barre and she has ever
conducted towards him as faithful, chaste and aec-
tionate WIFE, yet tie said Allen King regardless OF
his marriage vows and obligations the fourth day of
February, A. j. 1911 utterly deserted your Hbelant
without cause and against her will and has continued
such deseron IRON that time to the time Of filing this
libel. ~
Wherefore she prays that the bonds of matrimony
heretofore existing between her and the said Allen f.
King may be dissolved and that the and custody of
Emma King and Annie King, minor children of the said
alien H. and Carrie King, may be decreed to the
orders and DEGREES in the premises law and Justice
may apporiain.
CARRIE E. KING.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, S. Office Of the CLERK OF jhe Supreme Ju
A. ID. lsl2. '
On the Libel aforesaid it is Ordered. by the Clerk of
sla Court, mat the Lbeant notify the said Allen b
KING TO appear at the next term of this Court 10 he
hoden NJ Worcester, aforesaid, the first Tuesday of
ggetobeI next ny publishing an attested copy of said
~ q ana tns Order. once week, three weeks success
sivey, in the Worcester Daily spy newspaper printrd
III worcester aforesaid the last publication Id he thirty
days a least before the sitting Of said Cont nlso ~
depOsiting IN the post Office postage prepaid coDv az
said Libel and Order, directed to the said Allen w. King
a. his last known place of residence thirty days M
least before the sitting Of said Court that lie NAV tien
and there shew cause why the prayer Of said Libel
should not be granted
copy OF Libel and Order Of Notce nAooN' Clerk
g. Attest, JOSEPH MASON Clerk
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ID ~ RD'S ID A
Is THE BEST
Purifying Corrective
LIVER REGULATOR

Ever offered TO the public II is not dsagreeahle to the
taste, contains nothing hurtiul TO the mOs delicate per-
son, but is made entirely from ROOTS and HERBS.
The following are a few Of the many symptoms OF
Liver Complaint Loss OF Appetite Headache, Pain in
the Back Side, and between the Shoulders Tenderness
across the stomach Wind in the stomach, Cold Chlls
etc
7. c. brings the Liver into its natural condition, re-
duces Inflammation makes the Liver active, regulates
the Digestive Organs those awful Headaches takes
that Dizziness away from the Head, makes you feel
strong, and
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ROSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoYDAy
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
For Boston, a. 42O exp 9.25 exp. and m and
l49 325 exp, $50 exp 30: 500 and 955 exp, M "N~
from Washington square stati0n all others from FosteS
St station. ~ 'S'eA
For Grafton, Westboro' Southvtle. Cordavfro nm,
For south birmingham, APO, I, 25 and Is m "A
BPS. 3.55 i30. 6 and 955 m. - -''V'
For Milford at and 9.z5 am, 40 1925, and 4sOpm.
For Natick al Z and 9.45 a m. LAO. 20 and & n m
For Wellesley. Granville. West Newton Newton
and Brighton. at and 945 m, 4.30 s D m, Pas
sengers Tor the same stations also take the 40 m
train. which leaves Nack twentY-seven minutes amer
wards '''ei
The 42Oa m train runs every day except Monday; all
others every day except Sunday ' i
SUNDAY Express from ALBANY leaves Washington an
station at IS "A m for Boston. ~ 81
Sunday Mail leaves Washington So. station 290am
tMonday) Tor Boston. -
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
For worcester, at 8, I, $50 exp, exp IL a m 20
5eXfess $50 express to birmingham $50 express, 800
express y m. WV
For New York, via Springfield, exp. am, exp. 9
exp. pm. ' P'
Sew York, via Norwich, $50 exp pm
Grafton. 8 z, u m. l3O, SOP M
Westbor9, 5, I. II a M 80, 1870. $50 exppm
SouthVile, ,, I. II a m $50. 40 pm.
tOIdavle, 5, l, II IN, l.3O 1870 pm.
Ashland, s. Z II m, ]. 30. 4.3O, $50 exp nm
south birmingham, 5. I. $50 exp. and eXn II n m
~ LIB exp exp. 4, 4SO exp, 5, $50 cx 645. exp
Natick, I, 10, Il m, $780, Els, 4, 5, $780, 555 645
IN. y '' ''''' ''''' a
Mnbury, am, 40 PM
SaXOnvite, 10 IN. 5.55 NJ
Milford. I, $50 exp, 81 exp. a NJ 2I5 exp 90ov, ~,
All outward trains run daily except Sunday f' = '
SUNDAY Mai leaves BOstOn at $50 m stonnfne at W
Newton, South Birmingham, Worcester West Br1nt
hcu dleI ana Springfield, arrives in New York at 20
an {. .. RUSSELL, Supt Springfield
A. FlRIH, Asst. Sup't, Boston.
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Leaves Webster for Worcester NJ Goo ~
Leaves worcester for Webster at G.35 mn
4, ST. Nj. ANDREWS SIN,
WORCESTER AND NAs7aI7, 87 =, :. p,

VIZ 6t ibEsTE aRS AM AND NASHUA Raj
Senger rains VIII run follows: - guy 1872 Pas
Leave worcester ut $50, T45 .n,
anu 42u and $50 layer Pas sNvNPIcss ana Ills m
Leave AVER junction ,or Wofdcsstpp ~ ~;
The q 40 Tra5n ~ 40 m, H. 90 M and NM '
Vermont ara - connects at itchbIlrq Will LII H.
Rnrnat, y, NJ massachusetts,. Cheghrf nn lorthe
The ,r9ads at Aver Junction" avn, WIN and and
Rrook and foVyom Pecrboro and Sbirev WI str y,
AMI I,y Win trains OF the Wilton Concnrp M ana at
WlViee northern Boston oncor m1aahcheser
roads - "''"lipalc and Ogdcnsburp Pail
Kaeme NJ o. Ra, train connects at Aver Jnpct,o
tor ~ - hullahd w. and Saratnyn 'uVlOh or
and the Norlh. ""to Mountains, Montreal
C, MY I'D 2 m train connects M Ft,ob,. ,
ucsnlre ana Rutland and Burlington fFrVS,n,urg With
Fiieh i 10 rutland trains; at Aver Jnncts anu rn
trnins an ~ t9W4y BroCk and Lowell and Iawr %cn
'a iWTence Northern to FrankhnC ma s,,,S queues
% ~ .u Montreal 10 Pyr onthl trains " noh'"h'
,,iti lev IN tram connects at Fifchhurg n, "a.
md Vermont and Massachusetts and nntfo
VIII puil,Eton Nsht Express trains; al Aver iuthhd
trns r nng peteboro and shirley and stony Bran
Lawrence Northern Vermont Central NiibS t ter and
oguehsbTg, and Montreal and Champaln ssah Express,
M
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Married persons, or young men contemplating mar
biiity, Deornlities, &c., speedily cured
He who places himself under the care of DIR UoIIocl
may releiOusy c0n1de in his honor as gentleman ami
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician "'''
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NoRWIOH AND WORCESTER M:

~ HlSlON, b., H. and E. r.. r. 1871. ~
II :, rams I! a IN G3lNG SOUTH LEAVE WoRoEsrER AT
"'''o y ~, way Passenger Train Connects nj weh
ton; at Painaeld with trains to- and 'i from nor POS
W ana Y froXldeneei at Norwich with train tor
1000 m. Way Passenger Train Connects n, W..
I Sn Win trains from Boston, Nashua. Fitch
western and Providence trains: at 'Pp ntaSn with
lrain trom Boston; at Plainfeld for Prnyido mIh
ma TS SnS with trains for New london, MTst:
"'i'' m m way Passenger Train. Connects at wou
al 'J Nv WIN trains from Nashua, Fitehburg Nv W.
eli, %e'i az worcester Junction with ~ r ,om
bn,a from BOAi9n, and trains from Western ma
r9iW1ellQe and Worcester roatts at Pntp an VIII iii,
tah nom Boston; at Painfeld Juneiinn t, VIII
nom Providence and Hartford arrive II, o,'t ms
w WI ram Passengers from way stations At
lesser, futnam and DanielsonvilIe1 for No,, ~
train To Norwich. "' VIII tlke This
sSO pm. Steamboat Express Train TO- NJ ~,
connects at Worcester with trains from u 9TH
concord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence NS Us'nn
pole FraS5iki &c ~ P Pgtnsm from Boston, Wal
IGt Hew london 20 m. IVA
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
aIO M Steamboat Express Train for B0ston f,otr,
keep to MSnday) connecting at Putnam iig hos
Gester Tor Boston, birmingham. Laval No,nnol
concord, tilellburg, &c. This train leaves N n,.s
London at $50 m, dependent on arrival ~,
600 z m; way Passenger Train, Connectip,, ~,
Iia,nheld Junction DOR Providence; M pnigno aG
Junction Tor springfield and wsy staions I'tniesler
&C. ana Providence; at Worcester for tra tipay,
Hue = M Way Passenger Train Connoo,,... .
i6e'a u, MN WI Tram from and for PTovidaE6a.
to Boston ProyiSegndcSou hSonin season for trains
adE " m WnN v' p ,oI trains TO Boston, Nashua a."
wich with train from New Tond dohneets at Nor
e e Junction ,, with train to Provicnee a, WI
cester WIN train tor Boston, '' ~ hor~
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester az ~ u VI Ia
io"''S "oipes'er ior Webster at lbs nm.
l. Nj
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FOE BOSTON VIA GROTON limo
and 42o M leave Worcester at $50 and II Is m
Se er leave Boston at 625 and II and
change. ee"s' NiioNA'H through without
of by this route land n immediate vicinity
nenni i.Si efi BostOn Maine, and Boston Il LoweH
also steamers for Portland St John and Hail
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TQ TIRE LADIES.

Laules, married and SINGLE can consult Dr. Ialock on
i prlEale and delicate arrangements with every assr-
y, ivuel ~ Hnlock gives his exclusive attention
10 tne treatment Of al Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising Perfect sccresy In all cases Board
te neht 81 nursing for patients who wish to remain
nm , treatment pr. llallock is acknowledged tho
Gmlg physician IN Boston IN the treatment Of troubles
SURF a9e, reliable, aud warranted eiieutual In every
Gase, lls medicines are prepared in his own private
' lree nom pois9ns or other deleteriQWg sub
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train on the Rockport branch OF the East
ern railroad was badly wrecked yesterday
morning by contact with a large boulder
lOosened from an embaukment by the rain and
which had fallen on the track. The engineer
and fireman were slightly injured.
wednesday morning VIM. Mayo. of Els
worth, employed IN the Ellsworth bakery. was
found drowned IN the river with his hands tied
Dehind nm WIN slip moose. He formerly re
sided IN Bangor. Removing to Chicago be ac.
cuinulaled comfortable property. INT Lost
everything in the great FIRE. He then returned
10 Ellsworth, He leaves two Young danoh,crs
Depression Of spirits was the probable cause
Tuesday afternoon the ST. John train down
narrowly escaped terrible accident near KIM
man IL was raining hard at the time and lie
windows OF the locomotive cab were so covered
with rain drops that scarcely anything could be
seen ahead. just before reaching steep en-.
bankment the locomotive struck tree two feet
in diameter which had fallen across the track.
The cow'catcher was destroyed, aud the whole
train received severe shock The engineer
whistlcd down breaks aud brought the train
up just before reaching the embankment. It
was ionnd that the train had cut its way through
the tree, sending the splntcfs ineyery direction.
Chesteyille has remarkable instance Of
location Of a family Of children. The Rev.
Samuel Wheeler Of that town has four children,
ali Of whom are settled within speaking distance,
NJ follows: The youngest, Thomas j. Wheeler,
occupied the southern part Of the homestead
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EIINHBURG & WORCESTER r. y
-! - - MMER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing -
ter. N'i9Si Ai'lhs lof Worces-
Leave Leave F!tchhurg, s m. 1880 and 5Opm
Toutl rltchbur., sos m, u 81 and Ann
tte93mniester, S.l2 m, LOO and 600 m '
1IateS crossing. S.l7 IN, | OF and & az m
ISiitt d JUNCTION, &26 IN, lis and q is n m
InterllhS Center, 1888 m, 20 ana & 20 n m
passenger Trains for Fichburg-. N = ~
Leave Worcester, 6 30 and II rs a IN AMI On
SSteIing Junction 707 and II 81 M and 6S y III.
5terlnS centre. IA and II 05 M and Z ~ W p H.
Iralt junction. 7.20 m, ami u ia AMI \ IP in
lilies CrOsSlng, I rs m, 1922 ana & d ~ M II"
i nlIISsler I.5O m. 1880 and b 50 n m "''
South Fltchburg, Z 81 a m. u % Andn Hmm
, M 9AlLhOAD CONNECTloNS-fhe GAO ana ii is &, -, -.
~ m Trains from Worcester connect a. FILL III ad
ali noint Gs1Ie 9nd Rutland and Burlington R r. GS
~ Po!iltS orlh and vest also connect nj ~, ~ "a ioI
and Hq massachusetts, RR for Greentie3
ne a ~ m and z 50 m train ffom Fitcbbpr,, CON
'Ns az W Orces' er with Boston IL Worcester Proyie
~ worcester, Norwich a. Worcestr io'iuelice
field. 'iN anu inc Wesl VIA SPRING
ce ig Ray m train from Fchburg connects at wor
New York via New London II a IN 1GD ram S loe
"''Se htL ,;t Worcester R.
FltCHDurg. Nav
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a. FOR SALE. = Intending soon to
It'd change my business, offer for sale nv house
Elil barn. and carriage house, NO. II Newton street)
The house contains Is rooms well calculated for
otenemens city water up stairs and down; apples
pears, cherries and grapes the same Payments easy
Inquire on the premises. EDWARD CLARK
aul diff
TT M. RICE. Adm TOLMAN,
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NEW RAILROAD ROUTE,
VIA
Framinpham and LnmalI pa;1nooa

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER P1TT
day, July s, 1872. ~ commencing Mon
EfiApre3s Iran stopping only at Woonsockct and Nv
2l5 p m. ~ "' h' providence az
accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for r,,,
aelice ana way stations at ITO (exp from Woopiott
p. m. ~ ~ "oVl'socket'J and I4U
Irovldence for Worcester and way stations of g NJ
NVN MT ~ ana ii 45a. m. and 80 D. m " WV
Inc hO' (eXp) and 7,40 m (maili and IL ~ -, low, y
40 ron providence and the TO- il m expresSS IA
s'VV unaIl ana I4Q ? m trains from Worcester cn,
n.y. at worcester Junction with trains 10 and from,
lint9 llcnbufg Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua
LOWELL Lawrence, Concord. and the White Mountajns:
North or West. - runs anu points
points, 'e7 0N'u '"'i Important
me worcester trains, except express and 7 an n m
Soect AT MOonsocket Junction with trains la ami RON
mllioI ana al Waterford with trains of the Roston
Hartford and Erie railroad. ~ '''iH
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence for Waterford 800 m and M N RI,
Putnam and Norwich ~ ''"'ii"'i"s~a
Leave oonSocket l0g Providence at 6.l5 m 3 40 nm
leave providence Tor UXbrdge at 100 pm. $50
Leave Nbrldge Tor Providence at $50 a m
leave waterford for Providence at 5.90pm
,,i-eHNe uNelluge for Worcester at sos n m Too,,
worcester Tor Xbudge at 20 p. m. " '"'o
riuns leave Milford for Worcester and proyi1ero 90
~ Su IlUu m and 100 WoonsOckpt for MiIforI
at $50 M and l.S0 and $50 m ioi N'iIorS
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THE SECRET MEDICAL ooUNsULoR

100 Pages and II Illustrative Engravngs.
a. new Medical Work written by DR.. f. TIaock, who
ms l'd greater success in the Treatment of Diseases
MSh are described in this work than perhaps ever cl
" lne lOl OF mortal man Ii treats on Lost Manhood
nervous and General Debility Seminal Weakness aid
az 1iseases Of the Generatlye Organs in both sexes
ical lnstituteu F ''"NT' N"''Vh 'ieu-
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BRANCH 0FFICE-a0a Front ST., Washington
SQUARE Worcester, Mass, Open rom9 A. N. to9r.M
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YOUNG MEN,

especially who have become the Victims Of Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annnaiy
sweeps 20 an untmey thousands of Young men Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening senates will
the thunders of eloquence call with iu Confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-31

DR. HALLoCK has discovered the most CERTAIN speedy
and only etectua Remedy in the world for weakness IN
the Back or Limbs, Structures Affection of the i'd
neys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges lmpotency
General Debility, Nervousness. Dyspepsia LauguOr Low
Spirits Confusion of Ideas, raptatOn of the Heart
Tmidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddness
Diseases Of the Heal Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
Of the Liver Lungs, stomach BOwels-those TERRIBLE
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-serya
and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than
the song OF the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or anticipatiOns
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FOR SALE-A BARN, 60 40, on Lowell
4 ST., with one or eight acres oil land with it; also
four or five of the best house lots on the street Terms
to suit. n q TIIAYFR
apl0 diff
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&aiIroa0s.
AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
cars leave Worcester Foster ST. nepOt for HoOsac Tun-
mel. North Adams. Saratoga and Troy. \. Y. $50 and
l45 m, for Sorth Adams. lloosac Tunnel. Greenfield
Shelburne Falls and Bratleboro, al $50 and LIS m
For Greenfield at 30 and Ills a m. and 40 pm.
Leave lloosae Tunnel for Boston at $50 m, and 20
pm
Leave Greenfield for Worcester 80 and 935a m and
22s Leave Bratteboro for Boston at 42l and n
a III, and 2G0 N.
The 80 a m and 20 trains from Hoosac Tunnel
$50 m train from Greenfield, and Sal m and 00 m
trains from Brattleboro. connect at Fitehburg VIII
trains Tor Providence, Newport and Taunton ~
The 80 a m and l2O trains from Hoosac Tunpe,
and S.il and 200 m trains from Rrattehoro CON-
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newnort
&c. o. I. RUGGIFS Snn-t
Fitchburg Mass, Dec. 4, ISL. dit NJ
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NOR SALE
Il RARE CHANCEI
5000 fl. of Land, with good Two-Tenement
House, lust completed, on East ST., within few min
utes walk OF Belmont st. school house. Please call on
L. b. CRANE
LlEia 10 nlEA 10. 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-15

Or. Carpenter,
100 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK. MI.
lsnow treating successfully
CONSl MPTION, BRONCHITIS,
and all diseases nf the throat and Lungs with his
Compound Medicated lnHalatuns, Concern
ilated Food and COngn syrup
During the past ten Years Dr. CARPENTER has
treated and curcd thousands OF eases Of the above
nam Ill eases aud has now IN his possession Ger
iiuraies from every part Of the country. The iuha-
ldliun Is hreathed directly into the lungs soothing
anu healing over all lniamed surfaces, entering
into the blood, II imparts vitality as pprntaes 10
every part ui The system The sensation is not un-
pleasant, amt the nrst inhalation often gives yety
decided relief, particularly when there Is much
difficulty OF breathing Uuder the influence OF nv
remedies, the cough soon grows ea-ter the night
sweats CEASE the hectic hush yauishes ana with i'm.
proving digestion the patient raddy gains strength
ana health IS again within his grasp
The con entrated food rapidly builds up the most
usnllllileu pdtlcht presenting TO The stomach food
al READY 70 ne assimllated and made into coed rich
healthy blood
The Cough Syrup is to he taken at night to alleyi
ate the cough and enable the patient 10 obtain
s'etp. FHi direction, accompany edeh blr 81 n3
remedies, uhri cu'.sat Of
one lnhacr; one Bottle of Alternative Inhalent;
one BOTTLE Of soothing Fehriiuge luhaieut Une
bqlllt ut Ahli-lliemprrhagtc lnhalint; One
Bottle Cone htrated lO d; one Bottle
Of Cough syrup.
Price Il box containing remedies IN last one month
40 DOLLARS; two months Sls; three months ~.
sent to any address q. o. D. Pamphlets contain.
llig large 49, OF patients cured sent free Letters
q lnpuIr must contain on dollar to insure answer
AaHVts' A. ii. CARPENTER, NJ D.,
DR.. CARPENTERS CATARRu remedy vii
give immediate relie' and Wi effect PeImaneu
cure IN nom one to three months. Pnce Of RENE
months S,u.
Cancer in all its forms successfully treated. Sen,
A. ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
N-'-y Newa X, N. }.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-15

The Pinchback Republican Convention re-
fused to fuse with the Liberals, on Mondy night
and support Greeley, by vote of 81 yeas to
1875 nays. Gen. Campbell and the 81 members who
voted for fusion then withdrew from the Con-
vention. The Convention then adopted reso-
lutons endorsing Grant and Wilson, and nom
mated a full state ticket, headed by p. b. s.
piuchback. for Governor, and including II. c.
Dibble, for Congressman at largo The Camp
bell boilers from the Convention, after adopting
resolutions endorsing Greeley and Brown, adj
innrnel sine die
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-15

PENNSYLVANIA.

ATTEMPTED MURDER BY THE MOLLY McdUIREs
NEAR CENTRALIA.
ASHLAND, Aug II.
At o'clock this morning, six men, returning
from the Gouell and Audenried mines near
Centralia, where they had been engaged repair
ing the works, were fired on by party OF Molly
McGuires, secreted in the woods, and George
W. Davis John F. Webster and Alfred Burge
badly wounded, Davis it is supposed fatally.
The men had been at work, contrary to the
orders of the Molly McGuires The assassins
are still at large