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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-15
Operations on the Teeth.

a LII operations on the Teeth, such as set
N ting false ones, filling with gold or tin
foil, &c. done by the subscriber, who will take
pleasure in referring to all the varieties of the
above cases performed in this place.
Oh, BLOOD, NJ. D.
1t may be remarked, that many Teeth can
be filed without pain in the summer season,
which could not be in the winter, from the in
crease of sensibility by cold, which is a consid-
Grafton TO those who prefer saving their teeth
for years, to the necessary extraction of them
on the the approach of cold weather.
n b. WANTBD,--a BOY ~ or ID years Of
age, residing near the street, who is to be an
Apothecary, to whom Latin and Chemistry
branches indispensable to that business) will
be taught for the advantage of his staying in
the Office in the absence Of the subscriber
o. Il. BLOOD.
Worcester, August / 81
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Hitchcock's Ne,oly Invented SNIFF

Hstchcock's Weo0ly Invented Snuff.
NOR the absolute relief and cure of
ID Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head. Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness. In.
tants troubled with Snufes. 1t is an immediate
relief It is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks OF Palsy, especially in elderly people, the
Mt having often been protracted for Years. AZ.
ter an experience of more than fourteen wears,
practice, can safely say that have met moth.
ing as substitute for It in the above diseases
Having proved the inefiicacy of variety of Ca.
tatThal Snuff in my own family, was induced To
make trial for something more certain and eff !.
cscious ia its effects, and was led to the dscoveyv
OF the newly invented Snuff, which succeeded ~
admiration in my own family, and with n,,,nerous
others who applied to me for relief I cannot
therefore torbear offering the Public particiDe.
ton in the benefits derived from the use Of this
Snuff; and although numberiess certificates ofi,s
undoubtcd good effects might be obtained. / nre.
Ter resting 1t on its own merits, and the unbias.
sed trial ola candid Public, who may wish for re.
liefin the above diseases. w.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to he'd, and
anotherin, the inorning--increasins to three or
four per day.
For Sale by J. ROBINSON, Worees,cr.
Price, IS cents per bottle, SO. 2S nor dr..
Worcester, Dec 2, 1895.
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Modern Fashion Hats, &c.
JOHN A. GREGORY,
No. %, CoURr-sr., BosTo

No. ~, CoURT-sT., BOsToN,
(Fioe doors from Washington-street,)
HNFORMS his friends and customers, and
III the-public generally, that he has replenisf-
ed his stock of SUPERFINE HATS, and of
ters for sale an extensive assortment ofextra 6ne
Black and Drab HATS, New York and Boston
manufacture. also, LONDON BLACK HATS
LikeeciSe,-a large assortment of New York
and Boston low priced Fashionable Hats =
Youths Fashionable Hats and Caps ;-Gentie
mems TrG1cuing Caps Gloves, suitable fol
the season.
n. B. J. A. G. has on hand, a few cases OF
New York and Boston Fashionable Napt Hats
which viii be sold low for cash. Country
Traders will do well to examine them.
u Hats and Caps of any description made
so order IF Boston, Aug 8.
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TAINTED I1,1pediatelu.

A LAD from Is to II years of age as an
IA Apprentice at the Blacksmithiag Basi-
ness. One of good recommendations will find
good encouragement, by applying to the sub
scriber near the RoyatstOn Factory VilLage.
STEPHEN WHITE.
August l. 3m31
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IP w ANTED.

TEvHREE or four Young Men, of steady and
Il Industrious habits, may find constant en-
ployment at Cloth Dressing to such, liberal
wages will be given. Likewise, eight or ten
Females may find employment to attend Pow
er Looms, to whom liberal wages will be CIV
en-. Apply at South Leicester to JAMES
ANDERTON, or ELIPHALET WHEELER,
Saxon Factory, birmingham
South Leicester, July H. CIV
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ALLEN & DOWLEY
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
BOYDE.N e FE.N.NO,


wATCH-MAKERs AND JEWELLERS,
(.Nearly opposite the Bank, WorcsSterJ
EEAVE just received, and offer for sale, a
IL q prime assortment of WATCHES,
JE WELRY, &c. which have been purchas-
ed within few days, in New York, at the lOse-
est cash prices;
CONSISTING Or
Patent Lever Watches;
Lepine, Repeating, Alarm, and plain Gold and
Silver do.
Fine Filgree Tops & Drops-clegant patterns;
Diamond, Ruby, Topaz, Pearl, Amethyst, Jet,
and Paste Bosom Pins s. Finger Rings;
Gold Chains, Seals, and Keys;
A good assortment of Silver and Plated Table
and Tea Spoons;
Plated and Britannia Soup Ladies' =
Together acith Uayiety of articles not herein.
mentioned.
OF Cash paid for cid Gold and Silver.
Worcester, July Is. ep3weo3w
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YEARLING STEERS.

MOUND, in the enclosure Of the subscriber
~ 0n.Thursday last, pair of YEARLING
STEERS, one yellow, and the other deep red.
The owner may have the same by paving
charges. ELHANON BATCHELLER..
East Sutton, Aug. 8. 80
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Insurance against Fire.
-NHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsuR.

n AEoB COMPANY, with a Capital Ct
100000 Dollars, paid in aud we'll invested,
continue to effect INSURANCES on all Kinds
ofprOperty against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ms $4,000 on any one risk, on terms as fa-
voraole as can be afforded. Apply at the Of
fee of ISAAC DAVIS, attorney al Law, in
WORCESTER, who is authorized to fill poll.
cies.
Worcester, Nor. 9, 1895. swseo1y
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Worcester and ByoOkEeId
IRON FOUNDRY

NNHE Worcester and Brookfeld Iron Foam.
IL dry is now in blast, making Iron of SUI
pesior quality. 1t is situated in Brookficld, in
the South Parish, directly on the great Post
Road leading from Boston to Albany, and from
Its location offers uncommon facilities for the
transmission of orders, conveyance of patterns,
castings, &c.
Orders for MACHINERY CASTINGS will
receive particular attention, and be executed at
short notice.
Also, for Snlc an assortment of STOVES
WARE.
u Orders for Castings may be left with
Messrs. RICE 81 MILLER, at their Store in
Worcester, or directed to SAMUEL D. RICE,
at the Foundry.
Brook6eld, May 9. IF
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JOHN W. LINCOLN.
SYLRANUS HOLRROOK

~.
The land about Long Pond, and and other
Ponds above the Blackstone Canal Dam in
Grafton, is supposed to belong to-
John Gleason, jr., William Eaton, ir., Sam
uel Harrington, jr., heirs of Joshua Patch. Sim
con Burt, Nahum Maynard, Russell eaton.
Francis =. Merrick, Samuel Jennison, heirs of
Silas Gleason, Lewis Barnard, town of Wor
coster, heirs of George Slocumb, Joseph Nurse.
AbHer Harlow, ARENAS Baker, Joseph Pratt
benjamin Anger, David Rice, Jeremiah Har
rlngton, Seth Hemmcnway, Sewan Stearns.
John Green, William Eaton, Wing Kelly,
Abel Wesson, Samuel Smith, Joshua Vince,
lock, Isaac Harrington, Josiah Nelson, Silas
Allen, Noah Allen, Thomas Harrington, John
Wesson, Jonas Temple, Denny Munroe, Pres
colt Brigham, New England Company, Gard
ner Goddard, Martin Newton, Sas Wheelock
John Maynard, Lyman Howe, Joel and Nahum
Gates, George and John Putnam Josiah Tenn
pie, Amasa Nelson, John Bragg, Isaac Stone,
benjamin Newton William Eaton, Gregory
Mason, David Smith, Edward Hemmenway,
heirs of Andrew Slater, Elijah and Ephrairn
| tiapgood, Isaiah Munroo, town of Shrewsbury
have roads, the sides. of which are washed by
the waters Of said reservoir, as also the Yor-
cester and Boston turnpike, and the 9Th Mas
sachusetts turnpike.
| The land about North Pond is believed to be
owned by Samuel Stowoll, Samuel T. Read,
/ Ebenezer Read, Benjamin Read, Amos Whi,
ney, Samuel Mills, Theophilus Wheeler, Dan
lei Chadwick, Joel Gleason.
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Grease Spots Renloued.

Grease Spots Removed.
TENHE subscriber has made discovery bv
III which grease may be taken out entirejy
without injury to the finest cloths. By this
process the difficulty so generally complained
OF, of the spots returning after being worn, IS
completely obviated. Those who wish spots
removed from their clothing may BIO accornmo-
dated on reasonable terms, and the pay will be
refunded, if satisfaction is not given
ASA WALKER.
Worcester, July IL. Gw
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GrcnvtNc'S Celebrated Liquid Ink,
I'm packages, from one dozen bottles to
III gross,-sold by A. T. LOWE, DRuGGIsT,
Nos. I2 81 10, Boaodoin Roao, Court-street,
(near Bowdoin Square) BosToE.
Boston, July IS eop3m3O
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AUCTION.

TUIO be sold at Public Auction, at the resi-
u dence of the subscriber, in Grafton, on
WEDNESDAY, the .ttteent.: dag Of August
neat, at IL o'clock at noon--a variety of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz Beds
and Bedding Crockery, Glass, Tin, Pewter
Wooden and Iron Ware, and numerous other
household articles,-together with some Farm
ing Utensils: also, Cloth, Flax and Wool; q
good Horse also, Chaise, one horse Wag-
on, and single Sleigh,-all are in good order
with good Harness to each of them il good
brass eight day Clock Women and Mems
Saddles, &c. &c. Conditions will be made
known at the Sale.
JOSEPH GODDARD.
Grafton, July 81, 1897. *3I
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsETrs
WORCESTER, SIS. Court of Sessions, at Wor
cester, March Term, 1897 and holden bv
adjournment on the third Wednesday OF
June, A. d. 1897:
On the Petition Aforesaid, Ordered, That
the petitioners notify all persons interested
nal, in said location mentioned and described.
to appear before this Court to be holden NJ
Worcester aforesaid, on the second Tuesday
OF September next, by causing an attested
copy OF said petition, and location, and of this
order OF Court thereon, to be published in each
OF the newspapers printed in Worcester, in
SAID county; three weeks successfully, lat the
expense of said Corporation the last nHblica.
ton to be fourteen days, at least, before the
sitting of said Court, that all persons interest
cd therein may then and there be heard, if thew
see cause, upon any matters or things relative
to the petition and location aforesaid.
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To the Hon. the Justices of the

Court OF Sessions, held at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, by adjourn
ment, on the third Wednesday of June, A. D.
1927:
Is BEPRESENTS -the BLACKSTONE CANAL
ma CompANY, by the undersigned, Commis-
sioners, duly appointed and authorized to act
in behalf of said Corporation-that the said
Company, by virtue of the second section OF
the act, by which said Company was incorpo-
rated, have located as appendages to said Ca.
nal, the North Pond in Worcester, and the
Long Pond, Half Moon Pond, and Flnt's Pond,
with the other Ponds connected with them, sit
uated in the towns of Worcester, Shrewsbury
and Grafton, as reservoirs for the use of said
Canal. The names of the owners of the lands
adjoining said Ponds, which viii be overflowed
by raising the water in said reservoirs, SO far
as known to the undersigned, are herounto am
nexed.
And the said Corporation prays, that this
report may be placed on the files of the said
Court, and notice thereof be directed, and three
disinierested freeholders be appointed by said
Court to estimate all damages which any per-
son or Corporation shall sustain by the use OF
the reservoirs above located, agreeably to the
provisions of the acts by which said Company
has been Incorporated
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"a see tt) at the Court CT Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on The 6rst Tue.
Day inSeptember next, at ten of the clock, before
hoon, TO show cause Why the Executors second
"eoount OF Tue Administration of said Estate
should not be allowed; and Won will ha He'll
thereon. 81 NATHL FAME. y Pro6.
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Attest. ABlJAH BIGELoW, Clerh
n Is. Ethan Davis is also hereby notified
II ne IS Interested IN land adjoining said Pond
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WILLIAM JENNIsoN, clcrh prO tenn.
a copy OF the petition, location, and order Of
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, July so, 1897,
10 me Wado7 and Heirs Of BENJAMIN RIcU-
ARDsoN, ksa late Of Sterling, in said Cou,s.
~ drceased, and TO all others concerned IL,
NE Estate Of said deceased GREEr1xc
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oO are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
~ see NJ at the Court of Probate to he
holden at Worcester, in said County. nm tbe 6rst
ueSday IN September next, at ten of The cloe,r
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
winch purpors to be the last VIII and Testament
OF , sad deceased should not be approved and yop
will be heard thereon. N"1 ivy
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August 2, 1877
TO the Heirs Of ZnPAH EDwARps. Lrte of
Oxford, IN SAID County, deceased, and IN al
others concerned in he Estate of said de-
ceased, GpTrr'
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
~ see ny at the Court OF Probate to be holden
a. Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
Jay IN september next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, 10 snow cause why License should NOT be
granted to sell and convey SO much of said de-.
S SteS Real Estate, as will raise the sum At
ooo w for the payment OF debts and charges
and You viii be heard thereon.
81 NATIiL. PAINE,J LFp5.
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New Arrival Of iiooks.

Z He subscriber has the pleasure Of annonnc-
ing to his friends aud the pnbllc generally,
that he has received direct from Phlladelph",by
the last evening, stage "a few very splendid new
works which he wil sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
VIZ:
Reuben Apslcy in . vol. by the author of
Brambletyc House, The Tor Hill &c. &C. THIS
work Is 50 lluvcl sally paused that any thing
more SAID from me might be supetlluoos.
The Epicurean Tale by Ihomas Moore, this
is SAID to be decidedly the besl production iion
the pen Of the a thor.
The Living aud tn Dead--Tbls work is well
worthy the attention of my religious l,iendsa, the
public general Y and am greatly mistaken II
all who read it is not well pleased With It
The Subateln or Sketches OF tie Penlnsular
War during the Campaigns OF lsi3--lI, by an
eve witness. this work is well worthy t,e ailcn-
tion ofcvcry person, aud | much question "heh-
er more interesting work va ever Publs ed.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

<DhE Medicine nov offered 10 The public
is one which has been fully snhlecte
In the inlalible test al experience nnd IN
very instance where il has been tairlv trie'
II has been attended with the mos complet'
success In some Il tie cases The pniient
had been laboriue under the dsehse for yenre
and during that period had received thf be-"
medical advice, and had even undergone q
painful surgical operation withnnt permnnen
advantage II is not dike tbase usually al
veriised) offered as certain cur for n long
catalogue of disease, hut those afflicted Will
this complaint, for which alone il Is rerom
mnnded may rely with confidence upon 90
tanning relief even in its Worst forms IN Il
short time; aud they themselves are the hes
Judges of the importance Of such remedy -
Price 80 cents pet box, with directions sign.
81 by the proprietor.
he subscriber IS appointed Agent for thu
sale of the above medicine.
W ALTER y. MiDDi EION
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Buffers vegetable Indian Spftttc,
IrlOR The cure Of Colds, Coughs Consnmpt'-
.ns, Splitting Of Blood, Asthma, aud ali dis
orders ufthc Breast aud Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test Of experience, aud proved hsclt the most va
lnahlc remedy ever Discovered Ion the cure of
Asthma aud all the diseases ot the breast and
lungs, leading To consumption. The following
certificate Just received ttoma highly respected
gentleman, will show It's value
l. Samuel Moore do hereby eediiY, that tot
upwards Of a year Twas severely afflicted With II
pau IN my breast accompanied With avery bad
cough and shortness II b cath and eseIs mdioa
ton On the opinion of ph, slclan) OF approach
ing consumption. After passing through a
course ofmed,rine, aud finding no relief, WINS
induced To make trial of Buffers Vegetable ldl-
an Specific, aud the use of one anda hall bottle,
completely restored me 10 health and ! have re
NAMED 50 ever since, heug upwards Ola ycar.
The celebrated Dr.. Cullen has taught MS that
F" our iilst attention shoudb be employed IA watch
ing the app zach ofthe disease and preventing
its proceeding to an ncufable state nnd IN per
sons OF consumptIve habit especially those born
81 conSumplye parents the slightest symptom
ni an approaching consumption Al the consump-
tive period uflIie ought carefully 10 he attended
TO -
he Specific ~ obtained by extraction nom
herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &c. when II prrIec-
ton IN consequence of a happy combination
Of the most valuable herbs, &c II becomes bad
sam OF superior value. ltheals Hun jnfcdpatN
opens the pores and composes ihe disturbed
nerves, after the manner ofaa anadYne ennsc-
qucntN the obstruction ot tie chest aud the lungs
which constitute the disease particular, need lIs
use. II promotes c4pectoratioa. winch Is 81"
constantly called for and Whilst II cleanscs and
heals il also gives strength 10 The tender lungs
In tins manner It removes the hectic lever, im-
proves digestion gives strength to1be nerves, re-
pans the appetite and improves the spirits. J his
specific may always be gwen IN saletF=--l Is
mild q pleasant 10 the taste, aud isfound partlcu-
Larry useful N hypochIondrical, nervous aud hys-
terical diseases.
Each bill oldrections contains detailed ac-
count OF this disease in all its different stages.
aud will be accompanied with the signature Of
the proprietor in red ul,. Is IS offered tnr sale
by the subscriber who IS appointed by the pro-
prletor sole agent for Lynchbmg.
June 3. 3m THOMAS J. DuNAL.
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Life of Napoleon.

nHE last nights Mail brought us supply Of
y the long looked for LIZ EOf NAPOLEON,
in 3argesNo. vols very superiority executed con
tanning beautiful and correct portrait Of the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from this
Great Work But, so far ls have beard, and
can judge, It surpassrs ilir mosl sangulne cHpec-
tatlun. | therefore hope very person viii do
me- the favour 10 call and bny a copy Of ihIS
Splendid Work more especially rs the work ~
now offering To- the public on more reasonable
terms ian ever knew any work 81 the same
magnitude Indeed may add ofanY KIND
ADRIAN X. NOkTD.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
P4ilndelphrn. Nav 90, 1926

This is 10 certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been af''ct-
ed Tor eight year, with the KINGS ErH the
best medical advice was had. every remedy
was tried, bat without success, until Mr.. Pot
ter, Vegetable Catnoicon was had recourse
10 which has efectnally cured ham. The
rumours are dispersed. and his general
health is better than ii has been for many
year, past
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, aud
from sincere desire of benedtiug others
who may be similarly situated
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia city.
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Opposite Washington Square.
pbiIadelptid, .4prH |, 1926

This is TO certify, that have been aborlng
f.. ,;,bt vears. under a dreadful disease that
more than one hundred inreter-
W., 'Jcers IN nv neck ard body, and in my
,I,rno, In this state remained upwards Of
,,,a rear under the care OF highly respec-
ta,'lo and weu known medical gentleman,
,ating every medicine that he ordered me,
IT, ,ri,hout any effect. and was finally aban-
i,,,,'I no, him a. incuratle Ny frame had
1, ,''' much emaeiated, from the long and
...,.sr 90, mains endured, aud my health was
Io.,royod, In this despairing situation, Mr.
" ". Potter very generously offered me bis
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MARGARET HOFFMAN
pLiIn1elnLln. -Mnn 20 1900.

Phiaieiphia, -hGg 30, 1896.
This is to certify, thai my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, labourrd for
twenty-five month undera severe liberation
of the tongue aud throat, which roceeded to
such an extent As to eat aWav a third part of
her ton,ue, and nearly 10 destroy her palate,
and render her speech unntellgible. In this
state. medical advice was resorted to, and e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain when, hearing OF Mr.. Potter's We
gctabIe Caiholicon, va, induced to try that ::
Two bottles nave ehectualy cured her, aud
she is now perfectly well.
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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~. ssn,l- Weekly Paper. 1t 81 aud the Weehy
II ;. "a ner tnnun, PAYABLE IN adYanfe=-No III
vii ' be t si S" at a% %a
aud 10 ,,bi.,fars) 1nti all arroaragcs are paid.
,lve,,isements will be Inserted At 81 eenis per
u - 1as3 t,s FIRST time, aud ~ - cents Tor eaeh
quar- rhose from distance must be pala Tor
eda !, their insertion, or Tie paNmene assuHeo ny
Previous l.s.a - person in Lynchbug.
top ,ncery Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
I'D for SIX dollars
All letters addressed TO tho Editors must be posi-
;. ,hey will not be attended TO.
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No. 81, Cnesunt street.

Use c. s. was OF serafnlous
''' Al the age 81 three years his parents
f''''Neh an liberation OF the head,
'ssiia5, As i supposed, from vaccination.
saa at hri confined to a small compass,
nom lie 'outinued discharge, itwas soon
''Pihicated ~ The whole scalp. Inch
fa.ri horriaic appearance, being al
~ one entlrp s:Ab soon after this "A dis
g c 'mmrnCed trcm hi- ears. which be-
'efF Offensive BiSitrS, WGsbeS. Oiui-
y,., Ys' Were rgprnn,iy resprtrd to, but IN
..,l NRer remsiuing ~ this situation for
man 'lS months, the Vegttdbte CHihoii-
H.. WI recommended and its use immediate
fs.,.'n ehcel II quickly d'-played lis az
,n.. siSe powers over the disease, by first
,4g eaa'ag TIE discharge, but which soon af-
er,l.asea' NJ complaint being completely
J. and the cnId restored Ia health
cas-, 'of9rn ltl0n ae TO the accuracy Of this
Ia =. me itth"r Of the child can b. referred
aPllieation TO W. y. POTTER.
nlea.l' ne above case of Tiuea C9piiy. or
n.p.,., VI sHre head, should be- warning 10
VI, 10 guard against the evil effects
nm. no niteu arise from neglectine 10 use
i'm ~. Al'fol the blood, after ar vaccina-
hss5 'eir children. The Cathoiicon is of.
,basIP sliahle remedy in these cases, and
'4 D, he Invariably used.
''aitiphld Feb %. Is21