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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-09-19
NUsT PUBLISHED, The United States

NUST PUBLISHED, The United States
eE Re0teeo and Literary Gazette, for Sept.
CONTENTS.
REvIEws.-Classical Education; Bowring's
Mathis and Vespers Navarrete's Life of Ger
vantes; Stewards Philosophy of tho Human
Mind; Nuttalls Botany. MIscELLANY.--A
Narrative. ORIGINAL PoETRY--Sonnet; Trans
lations from the Pastor Fido; The Widow.
CRIrIoAL NoTIoEs-Newman Practical Sys-
tenn OF Rhetoric Sismondi's Literature of tho
South of Europe Blair's Outlines of Ancient
History; Worccster's Epitome of History,
with Historical and Chronological Charts
LIsr OF Nav PUBLICATIONS. INDEX TO Vol.
H. LITERARY ADVERTISER.
0F Subscriptions received by G.. HARRIS,
Worcester. Sent 10
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WORCESTER, SEPT. 5, 1927.
R NE W FALL GOODS.

which they offer for sale at toarest prices for
cash or credit:
so pieces Broadcloths, Cassimeres and
Satinetts, various colors and qualities--ura-
COMMONLY cheap,
White, Green and Yellow Flannels,
Tartan Plaids and Camblets,
Carpetings and Hearth Rugs,
Ladies' Habit Cloths, fashionable cOlOrs,
100 pieces Dark Calicoes, neaO patterns,
Black and White Batiste Ginghams,
Black French and India Levantines,
Black Gros de Naples and Taffeta Silks,
Synchaws and Sarsenets,
Mixed Camblets and Slate Pongees,
Rich Silk Shawls, Reao Stgle,
Black and White Lace Wells,
Fancy Silk Handkfs.,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Ladies' Prunella and Morocco Shoes,
IRISH Linens; Russia Diapers,
Plain and figd Muslins and Cambrics,
American bleached and brown Sheetings and
Shirtings, Bed Ticks and Ginghams
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NOTICE.

EM7ILL be sold. at PUBLIC AUCTION
Wv 10y order of the Hon. Nathaniel Paine
Judge of Probate for the county of Worcester, }
on THURSDAY, the eleDenth day Of October
nc1t, at one o'clock r. M. so much of the Real
Estate of SULLIVAN BARNES, late OF
Westminster in said county, deceased, as will
raise the sum of four hundred and fifty-ninc
dollars, for the payment of debts and charges
Sale on the promises.
SEWELL BARNES, yaduIr.
Westminster. Sept -
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To the Honorable the Justices

To the Honorable the Justices
of the Court of Common Pleas of the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the
County of Worcester, on the third Monday
in June, A, D. 1927:
ID EUBEN GLESON, Executor of the last
ia, VIII and Testament of EZEKIEL
PARTRIDGE, late of Worcester, in said
County, deceased, respectfully represents, that
the Real Estate of said deceased amounts to
the sum of $2l00 90, and the personal, as sold,
amounts to 1856 Al, and that the debts due
from said deceased at the time of his death,
together with the legacies and charges of
administration, &c. amount to the sum of
$l79l 25, leaving balance chargeable on the
Real Estate of $1366 81
The Petitioner further represents, that the
said Real Estate consists of about eighty-fve
acres of land, situated partly in Worcester and
partly in Holden, in said County, with House,
Barn, and other Out Buildings thereon, and is
one convenient Farm; but to sell off any part
of it for the payment of the debts and charges
would spoil the whole.
The Petitioner therefore prays, that the
Honorable Court will, after due notice, licence
and empower him to sell and convey the whole
of said Real Estate for the benefit of the credi-
tors and heirs according to law-and as in du-
ty bound will ever pray.
REUBEN GLESON, Ear.
June 10, 1897.
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FARM FOR SALE.

D. WING one mile and Z north Of
fssaS:Fsl NJ the Meeting house, in Enfield,
lHHsEK Mass. containing 22O acres, well
GsssA- proportional with the different
kinds of Land to constitute a good Farm has
good Buildings, is well fenced, and contains
advantages not commonly found on Farms of
fered for sale. Said Farm will be sold very
cheap, and terms of payment made easy.
For further particulars inquire of LEON
ARD WOODS, living near the premises,
Enfield, Sept. 10. If
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AMERICAN LYCETTM

ME Delegates from the several Branches
of the Amerscan Lyceum for the County
Of Worcester will meet at SHREWSBURY. on
WEDNESDAY,, the third day of October nert,
at ten O'Clock, A. M. An Address will be de-
llvered at the Westinghouse, at IL O'Clock, by
CHARLES III. FAY, NJ. D.
Per order, IRA BARTON. See'rv
Sept. 10, 1927. %
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SI5 REWARD

N.Y. ILL be paid by the Subscriber for the
Of ETHAN GREENWOOD. formerly Of
Hu5bardston-about az years of age-5 feet 8
or inches high-spare face-a lage Roman
nose, crooked towards the right He abseond-
ed on the 5th day of August last, feloniously
taking away sum of money belonging to the
Subscriber LUKE RANDATI,
Worcester. Sent 10
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Mademoisellc Garerin, who had been wait
ing for some days for a favorable opportunity
of exhibiting to the inhabitants of Turin the
spectacle of an aerial voyage, assembled OH the
Both juno from the Royal Gardens, in the
midst of an immense concourse of spectators.
In moment the balloon rose with extreme
rapidly, and it became difficult to distinguish
it with the naked eye. At that moment the
intrepid aeronaut detached the parachute
The descent was dreadful, and the destruction
of Mudemoiselle Garnerin appeared novita-
BILE At length the parachute opened, recover
cd completely its horizontal position, and put
an end completely to the fears of the specta-
tors.
Charles Fox ono day received severe rep
rehension from his father, who asked him how
it was possible for him to sleep, or enjoy any
of the comforts of life, when he reflected on
the immense sums he stood indebted Your
Lordshp need not be in the least surprised"
answered Charles "your astonishment ought
to be, how my creditors can sleep"
A BOLD MANGuvRE. A Baltimore Brig,
disguised as a British government packet, late
ly passed the blocllading squadron off Buenos
Ayres in open day light, boldly pushing up to
the squadron and answering the hail of the
Brazilian officer, still holding on her course at
moderate rate. Not the least suspicion Of
her character was entertained Her cargo was
sold at large profit, and,hc brig for $4,000
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NEW GOODS.

VENflE subscribers have received from the
4 late Public Sale of Domestic Goods, q
good assortment of AMERICAN CALICOES
&c which they offer for sale at small adj
vance, at
No. 81, State-iStreet, BosroN.
DANIEL DENNY & co.
Boston, Sept. 10.
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A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
n azines, No 90 e. S3,-New Series con
tanning, as usual, great variety of interesting
matter. Just received by c. HARRIS.
Worcester, Sept. 10.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, SIS. Court of Common Pleas, at
Worcester, September Term, A. ID. 1927:
On the Petition aforesaid, the Petitioner
having failed to comply with the former order
of this Court, it is now Odered, That the Pc
ttioner notify oil persons ipteresseA 's---;-- =
appear At the next term Of this Court to be
holden at Worcester, within and for the Coun-
ty of Worcester, on the first Monday Of De-
cember next, by publishing an attested copy OF
said Petition and this order of Court thereon,
in the Massachusetts Spy, and Worcester
County .4dcertiser," public newspaper print
ed in Worcester, in said County, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be thirty
days, at least, before the sitting of said Court,
that they may then and there shew cause, if
any they have, why the prayer thereof should
not be granted.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk
A copy of the Petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk
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Inc Neac England Crown Glass

a m ,
a l their Factory at Lechmore Point, in
IA Cambridge, manufacture
CROWN GLASS
Of the Purest color and quality, and superor
thickness, of all sizes, from % by II. to bv 6
they viii also make to order any extra size at
snort notice. Agents for selling their Glass
are appointed in many parts of the country.
ana an Agency may be obtained at any princi-
pa pace by responsible person on applying
~ .,lo subscriber at the Factory, which is with
boston: Persons about building, can have the
exact size and quantity cut and carefully pack
ed by calling on either of the Campanv's
Agents, or BY sending to the Factory.
WILLIAM PARMENTER, .agem
for N. e. CroUm Glass CoanDanv.
" Agents in Worcester, Messrs. BENJA,,
MIN buTMAN d co. eo3m Sept. 49,
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BLACKSTONE BANK.

FENHE Stockholders of the Blackstone Bank
Il are hereby notified, that their annual
Meeting for the choice of Directors, will be
held at the house of Moses Chaplin, in Tx
bridge, on MONDAY, the first day of Octo-
Der next, at one O'Clock, PM.
J. GREGORY, Clerk.
September Is, 1927. ~
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STAGE MEETING

$3.50 go u o gi1sn. that is i hs5s sS,
$3.50 SslsS9S nual meeting of the Or
-.---zz===--- ford Stage Company,
VIII be holden on TUESDAY, the second dGg
Of October neat, at 8 o'clock. A. NJ at the
Wtthsnson cittage Hotel, in Sutton. A pune
tual attendance is requested.
DANIEL TENNEY, Clerk.
Sutton, Sept. IA. 1897.
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AGRICULTURAL.

VI ME Members of the Worcester .Agr;cuI-
ID turat Society are hereby notified, that
stated Semi Annual Meeting of said Society
will be holden at THoMAs's HALL, in Worees-
ter, on THURSDAY, the 4tk dav of October
neTt, at 10 o'clock, A. nj.
WIN. d. WHEELER, r. SEGA.
Worcester, Sept 10, 1897.
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WANTED.
BARLEY TAINTED !!

NNHE Subscribers will pay rs cts per bush
n el for Barley aoeU cleaned, and Of good
quality, at the Worcester BreaocTy.
TRUMBULL ~ WARD.
CLs7-All those indebted as above for Beer,
are requested to make immediate payment.
Sept. s. istf
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GOODS SELLING CHEAP.

2 cases GentIemen's Hats, uncomno,slu cfear
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10 Intelligence has been received that the
Treaty of Peace recently negotiated between
Brazil and Buenos Ayres, has been REJECT
ED by the latter place.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-30
Books and Stationary.

ZHllE Subscriber has the pleasure OF inform
- ing his friends and the public general,
that he has lately received direct from phlndel
phla WY large aud wei selected collection OF
NEW BOOKS D. STATIONARY,
which render has assortment yeiy large and
complete aud he particularly invites muchp.
sers To Pise him u call. ms he Is Determined 10
sell very Inv Among the late arrivals ate the
following new works w:
The Military Sketch Book or "reminiscences
Of Seventeep years IN the service abroad aud ui
honr, h, an Office 81 The Line. This work hAs
been already 50 yets much praised thai | uctd
not say any thug moret rs is equal Is moi to b,
tound.
Hope Leslie or Early Times la Massachu
sets b, the autho, OF Redwood The author OF
his worl Is So very highly esteemed thai u /,
almost useless 60 say any tluug more, bal that
II. universally Admired hy all who have read Il
Highways aud Bynais on .lales OF tn Road
sldr, picked mp Ia the French Provinces 10y q
Walking Gentleman. hind series This IS deer
dedly by iai the hest If them all
Almacks a Novel IN : vols This weir Is a.
nyelsally admired by all who base toad Il. au,
the sale OIL almost mequalled. THIS beng ~,
fourth supply ordered from the North.
Vivian Grey, Novel 10 vols. b, II young
English Nobleman. This wnlk is more uni,cr
sally prulsedby all. Than any wofk ever knew
IN all my lie this helng the iilh supply order
ed from Philadelphia.
Richmond OF Scenes Ia Tie Iio OF II Bow
street Officer. | expect tbs Is very hu,
work.
sketches ofa Tour to the Lakes hy Thoma'
L. M'kennry, oInamtntcd With 81, rntpen en-
craving oil Lake superior and other scenery
Indian lihencsscS, COSTUMES, Ne. d,
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No. 3s, Chestnut street

CASE, G. s. was of a scrofulous
habit al the age Of three years his parents
perceived au liberation of the head
foceedlng, as is supposed, from vaccination.
IL was at first confined To a small compass,
nnl from the continued discharge, il was soon
communicated to the whole scalp, which
presented horrible appearance, being al
most one entire scab soon after this a dis
hdfse commenced trcm his ears, which be-
"A ne very offensive. BliSttrS, WdSheS, ONT
4tR, &c were vigorously resorted TO, but in
IAN. After remaining in this situation for
more than SIX months, the VtgetnbLe Cnih0li-
ron was recommended aud It's use immediate
commenced II quickly displayed lis ac-
Naewledged powers over the disease, by first
increasing the discharge, but which soon af-
er ceased, the complaint being completely
sFaalca'ed, and the child restored to health
or Information as 10 the accuracy of this
Ease, tue father of tue child can be referred
%, on application TO w. W POTTER.
y. 3. The above case of Tined Copifis, or
a'eerated sore head, should be a warning 10
ftfent5 to quart against the evil effects
Fh'ch 700 often arise from neglectng to use
'oehe purifier OF The blood, after the Vaccina.
ION 81 their children. The Cathoficon is of
'F'ea as suitable remedy in these cases, and
.a9ait De invariably used.
Ph'ladelphia. FEB %, 1897.
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Opposite Washington Square.


This is TO certify, that have been laborng
for eight years, under a dreadful disease that
occasoned more than one hundred iHreter-
nie ulcers on my neck and body, and in my
throat In this state | remained upwards OF
one year under the care OF highly respec-
tatle and well known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered me,
but without any effect, aud was finally ahan-
4oned by him as incurahie My frame had
become much emaciated, from the long aud
severe pains endured, and my health was
destroyed. In this despairing situation, Mr.
W. WsPotter very generously offered me hiS
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Consumptions, Coughs, &c.
Buffers Vegetable Mdiaa Specific,


inAOk the cure Of Colds, Coughs, Consu,ppti-
~ ons Splitting OF Blood Asthma. aud all dis
orders ofthe Breast aud Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test of experience, and proved itself the most va
luable remedy ever discovered for the cure OF
Asthma, aud all the diseases of the breast aud
lungs. leading 10 consumption The following
certificate just received lroma highly respected
gentleman will show its value.
l, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that to,
upwards Ola year, Twas severely afflicted with 8
PUN in my breast, accompanied with avery bad
cough and shortness Of breath and every indca'
tlon (in the opinion OF a Physlclan) OF approach
mg consumption. After passing through q
course OF medicine, aud finding no relief, was
ndnccd To make ttal oi Buffers Vegetable lndi
an Specific, and the nse OF one audi hall bottle,
completely restored me 10 health and have ~
manned ever since, being upwards Ola year.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught us thai
" our irst attention should be employed IN watch.
ing the approach 1.-THE disease aud preventing
its proceeding 10 an incurable state aud IN pei.
sons OF consnmptive habit, especially thoae bonn
oi ConSumptlVc parents, the slightest symptom
Of au approaching consumption AZ the consumr.
tive period life ought carefully to he attended
to"
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs root, flowers, plants, ~. when IN periec.
ton. In consequence of Il happy combination
oil the most valuable herbs, &c. II becomes bnl.
sam ofsuperior value lthoals tbem iuredpnrtS,
opens the pores and composes the disturbed
nerves, after the manner OF an anodyne consc.
queutly the obstruction of the chest aud the lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need us
use. IL promotes eIpectoratlon, which Is So
constantly called for and whistit clcanses and
heals, IT also gives strength 10 the tender lungs.
In this manner II removes the hectic lever, i'm
proves digestion, gives strength she nerves, re
panS the appetite aud improves the spirits. Tbs
specific may always be gwen in sate,y--It Is
mi d & pleasant to the taste, aud siound partlcu-
larly useful in hypoehlondrical, nervous aud hys
terical diseases.
Each bill ofdrections confirms detailed ac-
count of tins disease in all lis different STAGES,
aud viii be accompanied with the signature OF
the proprietor ia red NIX Is is offered Tor sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro-
prietor sole agent for lyHchburE.
June >. 3m THOMAS J. DuYAL.
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10 DOLLARS REV ARD,

1s4 ANYWAY from The subscriber on,ho 10th
- Two nefIn men Jacob and Frank jacob
IS about 80 OF 80 years cid and about feel III
OF feet hugh, rather spare made, be hasa high
forehead IA long mouth and very thick lips lac
has also avery Large scar ON his right hand oc-
ca,ioncd by a burn mhon child whore the hnG-
els IONS the ham, his colour is n brighl
black, he ran the river as a boatman from
Lynchbutg to Richmond aud from Fumsillc 10
Petersburg be is very good shoemaker.
Frank Is about 10 OF - yeats old. . leet sor 10
inches high. Is durl mulatlo aud has also rau
the river tfom lynchbhR 10 Richmond nnifrom
falmvllIe 10 Petersburg. and Is also u pood
shoemaker, thy both being good water mcu,
keen aud aiilul no doubt hu, lhey viii ny and
pass rs ifeemen. will give the above ronatd
Ion them - 20 dollars lor either oi the said ne
groes ii delivered 10 me OF scared IN jail 30 that
can get them again.
WYATT l.. hAUGHfER
Aug. %. tciu3
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Justice Of the Peace, Philadelphia city.


This Is to certify, that nave been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism for the last fiji
teen ears, aud so bad that was obliged TO
use crutches, or help, to enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means OF re-
c,iviug relief from this deplorable situation,
having used two bottles OF Swaim's Genuine
panacea without effect, when, about year
since, applied 10 Mr.. ". w. Potter ior d
supply OF his Vegetable Cathoicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles, il has effected cure,
and, since have stopped taking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nealth.
DOROTHY BENDER.
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David x Robert kyle,

RI ESPEC1FULLl inform lhoir friends and
customers that arccrut arrival Of 20 puck.
ages DRY GOODS has added very much TO
their former extensive assortment, and enables
thom TO offer To purchasers, both "holcsalc and
retail, q greater variety IN both Staple aud IAN
cy Line than they have ever previously done
among ne artciea toftig ,ectHfd IRE the ioii0Ir.
Wg
piece Sheppard's extra fine Blue Cloth.
,, do do Black
both sclcctcd in rev York as the finest lex.
tine and best colours to be found IN thai
| market.
several Blue aud Black Cloths, unusually cheap
| piece SUPER Blue Cashmere
! oeveta pieces 90 do medium quality
! blk LustmRs, inost superb arlelc ion GeDdc
mems summer veal
| Blk Circassian. and Gfundcrills
| India and British Nanleocns and Union Mixture
Cotton Cashmere and Russia Dfilhues
piece Blk shipcd l'lorcntlnr, "a beautiful article
for Gentlemen summer wear
Plain and fl urcd Eng Sill, Ne,iinps superior
Plain Blk Italian Luiesiring OF the hI,t and Sc
cond quality
Several pieces beautiful Gg'd Gro de- Nap
A variety Of Barge shawls, Of TIM first style
Ladies Blk aud White Eng silk Hose and
Gloves
GentIeuens do do do do
Plain aud ig'd ~ntins, black and white
Garment and furnture Dlmnies
large assortment Gymps, OF various widths ~
shades
Plain Satin and LuieAlring Ribbons
Green Florence acd Blh Mode
a new assortment Bell Ribbons, and case Ken
iInEs
few dozen Calypso Sa.hcs, new aud bcauti-
ful article
Bobbnet Wells, of handsouiesr figures
Green Gauze and Blk Florence
A large quantity Clafke's spool Cotton, 300 yds
each
A few pieces Angola Cassinets and fine Mar
saes
A tc" pieces Linen Cambrlcs, some very fine
several cases Calcoes, comprising beautiful
variety OF shades and figures, and al very
cheap prices
j Gentlemen Blk Italian Cravats
| Superior Red, Blue aud yellow Bandanna Hkfs.
Gentlemen's Fur and Beaver Hats
case do do with broad rims
pieces superior Carpetngs, Of the richest
CURES
Tapes, Gallons, aud None so Pretty
Table Linens, from oil 10 1914, otthe richest da
mask
A lew pieces 5 4 Irish sheetngs
doz. Ladies White silk Shoes
| case best Indigo Blue Bed Ticking
81, A. and ID Brown Domestics
81 and "A Check do
Apron aud Counrerpaine Checks
Russia Duck and Brown Holland
81 aud Id osuaburgs and Burlaps, at cheapest
prices
Hair and Seaskin Trunks, ofeyery size.
They have also on hand,
A large assortment of sADDI cry consisting iii
part OF the following:
Strup Irons, Bride Bits Roller Buckles,
Buckles aud Slides, Saddle Bosses and Iacks,
Worsied and Cotton Weddings, Saddle Trees,
Nire-worked Gig and Riding Whips, Hogskns,
| Morocco skins ofvarious colours, Blue aud Or
ange Silks, &c. &e. &c.
Among the Groceries on hand are,
Sugar aud Coffee, salt and Spices, and seye-
raj casks Rum, Brandy aud Wine, &c.
They particularly invite the attention of coun-
Try Merchants TO then present assortment from
which they can be supplied with almost every
| article in the Dry Goods, Grocery. aad Hard
ware Line. at avery small advance.
! July 81
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M NV MUSlC.-The subscriber has again
~ the pleasure OF Informing the Ladies of
Lynchburg and its vicinity that he has lately ne.
ceiVed, direct from Philadelphia, a Large and
well selected assortment of NEW Mt SIC. en-
Oiaemg all the new pieces up TO tins time
which he hopes they will do him the favour 10
Cali aud PURCHASE, as he is deter mieed TO sell We
I! lo"-bui ne Is sorry ~ be under the necess,.
y OF informing the Ladies that hereafter he can
mol allo" them to exchange heir music after ha-
wing selected The gives this notice that no per.
SON may be disappointed.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
August %
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' - '
MARC ARET HOFFMAN.
PhiLadelphia. .Mnn 30. ls26.

FHlTnde7phia, .HnV u TF4b.
This is TO certify, that my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, Iaboured for
twenty-five month undors severe liberation
Of the tongue and throat, which roeeeded to
such An extent as to eat away a third part of
her tongue, and nearly to destroy her palate,
aud render her speech unnteIigibIe. In this
state, medical advice wa resorted TO, aud g
very remedy, that was sut gested, tried, but
in vain when, hearing Of Mr. Potter's We.
getable Calhoheon, wa, induced to try that j:
Two bottles have aHectually cured her, aud
she is now perfectly well.
EIII ARETH KINDER