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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
MATCHES sANNTIvE.


David s. Rowland. the Gtntfs American agent Tor
ID siishfy msdicja, invented by tie immortal Go,l'
tle ct Germany has rres, pleasure ~ Publishing We
I'll owing highly nipcrlent letter from fr'peei"ll,
gentleman IN Now YORK. vhih be ho,reeeniiy feeeive'
with many others ~ I'm lar rharactrr-hho very VI
rrsttng intelligence Go several II his agents, espceiSl-
" from salca. ~ vi b. seen beluwwhch, together
with the annexed certificate from three eminent Ger,
phyfciaus, must forever osablsh the character o'
tho ssusvc rs b,ng without parallel in tie history
Of rnelicire.
Tfhe upeeuslel reception with which is met speaks
more thsn volumes ~ it, favor Already has s let Of
agents m America, ia the short period OF three months
sweied TO the goodly number OF
SEEN HUNDRED md TJVENTf.ONE -!
tno,t)y Po,imnsor) who have voluntarily applied for
agencies from deron sections Of he country, or else
kindly orwsdcd responsible names agents, IN casef
where II wns irconvonen for them 10 act 10 that cap7-
ctyaud new applications nre dAly pouring III from e'
orv luaricr.
The General Agcu, has jus, received another imror
taiion Of FIFTY THOUSAND PHiALS or THE
S.9.NfTijE, yet he is orprchensire, that even ihs
large quantity will be swept away ty the Hood OF ORDERS
from broad before he shall receive another supply -
Many &C the gentlemen who write for agencies having
expressed wish that the sale Of the medicine might be
given exclusively 10 individual in every town. there
will hereafter but ugrut appointed IA each I'M
7 supplied town and city-viz the Postmaster or some
person recommended by the Postmaster. Aud as let
constantly being received from nvaid IN those
unsupplied places for single phal each. the Posmas
tiers Of such towns would both benefit themselves and
greatly accommodate their fellow citizens, by having
their names Immediately added TO the list of agents
In whore il s not perfectly convenient TO remit
the "sma contingent bl" oil orders will meet with the
same prompt attention il that sum were forwarded
though IT is very desirable that agents should comply
with the terms Of the prospectus far as practcaie
for the General Agent is responsible for any deviation
from the established rules.
/ The General Agent at Boston, viii gratefully thank
any Postmaster who cannot act agent, if he viii
have the goodness 10 forward him the Of some
s3onsibe Storokoepcr in order that invaluable med
cine as the sanaivc proves 10 be, may have agen
! in every town throughout the country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
Invaiid Read.
.Wafchless Nanatire !

TT apnosr, ~ the inloNiag Information given TO iho
Il rrtie by d. RownB1 Of toicp. thai the nueh AIR
"a 81 Msrturrss ssxArtvr j. indcsi what u tref -
=, "a .fc,eu and vtiuabic medicine, worthy the
,esioas s,leatiea Of every oen'umPiive perfoo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
TESTIMONY NO. Q
Er'raet from lie ESSEX Register, published in Sal rl
CER.M.l.N .S.a.N.lTIYE.

The agents for the sale Of this Invaluable oeJ cine i,
this city have in their possesson many instances which
have already been voluntarily nude 10 them Of the ben
eh' resulting from It's Inquiries can be directed 10
inc individuals by calling at the Bookstore the agents
IVES & JEWETT, 1913, Essex 1t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
LUCY RICES ESTATE.

TATE or JER-sONT. YptE Hon The Probate
Disirssfef Rutland, ss. - Count, for Tie dn,rc,
e Rusiand
To cit psfros, concerned ia he ,iisie Of Lrcr Rtor
late VI Ratisni, decesssl iuteitste.
GREEtISG.
Hhrrtos HoIin FRrENss, slH.ilsir.iar Il the -
tate Of ssil dseeatst, rrop0sei 70 der s0c0lni IT
hs administrative, tnj prstsn his count sgaus' aiI
fgr siswsUes a; probate court e. be hoIea a.
RalisnA, 10 ,s4 atire, he Gn, lloul., Of Mtrsh
asd APui hsSt-
ThvefVyt, Yea are hereby nothel 10 sppear before
'si al ths md place alersts 10 show cause
aay yea have. Nhy The s.4 soe0ani shsli uot ts a
lowsi
oirsn 0ndsf nv haBl tnI the zeal 81 ,sl prohaie
FEB. a. q. 1855,
10 Niss, n b. TDWSLEE R.y,,,,,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
TUITION.

po.rier. 10 the semiusry charged 900 per 7n-
num- This charge iuclulrs the expense Tor ordinary tu
on, board darps the tern, sni room reht. " aahps'
Il 2 cent, per Ior. Fusl aGl light, @, eosi. Term
b,ll. payable qasteily IN advance No t u aIoior
lee, time Thea one quarter.
The boarding Department, Tor the present, is uEler
the 81 ne rint. adpncc Of the frlucipal.
T.. HOWE, SECRETARY
to.tw II N, Cooperation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
Burt q VI son

JIAvE fur sale 80 tons Nova Scotia Plaster grou.d
IL ia Troy, aud Of very superior quality
Also
RYE and WHEAT FLOUR; Chau!dron Kettles of
30 aad % gallons
Rutland, Feb g. ls3o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
CERTIFICATES.

For the benefit fihe afflicted, beg leave TO give the
Rev y. II. Downs Vegetable Blsamic Elixir the high-
ct possible Recommendation. have gwen II to child
% miue whose lungs were evidently dangerously aft cted
and for whom We were much alarmod,acr having tried
many other remedies in yainthc result sthe disease
Gow APPARENTLY removed aud the child restored to health
10 effect this, one phial only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
stanhriIge, June o. 1896.
1J1he above medicine is for sale at the Rutland Book
Store. by
I7n w. FAY, agent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
Elixir Vegcial Dalsamique.
n. II. DOWNS
EcgCgG5le IsalsO7lstC EIiCir.

Y1lOl, Coughs Colds, Consumption, Caturrh, Group
- Asthma, Whoopug Cough, aud Of ali other diseas-
Is Of the head, chest and lungs.
Pamphlets containing history Of the mcdicine--a
tsctuh OF The lensrs Ter ,rhh - edAd,
hcatcs from objectionable sources--ampe directions
accompanying each tottlemoy be had oiany Of the A.
seHcics gratis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
WIDOWS

Or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO-
LUTON, who were married je(Ute the close oi
their last term OF Service, whose usbauds served gree
ably 10 The act Of Congress Of the III, juno 1882 two
years and not less than six month"; can now draw uu
ie or during their remaining single, by virtue # the
act Of lth, July, 1886 such pensions rs their husbands
would have been entitled 20, under The Grsi mcniuued
act whether their husbands may have died dufus the
war; or since that period Also, The widows Of such
Officers or soldier who were narrpl alsr that warhose
husbands have died since tie f,n. Il March 1881 and
before the T. june, 1882 Drew 90 much as their re-
specilge husbands waui base en- entitled TO- under
ue Ho oI JUac =, l2, from the sail j. N.rch 1881 to
The day 81 ltc 'aij h-stauls' dcccnse.
2cSIS Crypt, MAuoH .. Ia37--Dya late
act G." Congress, ihe benefits OF thc 81 section a. te act
Of July T. 1896, cxtcuicd 10 wrows who have mar
rei STAGE t' d.ccase Of eir first husbands for whore
services, such widows may claim pensions under
sal act, provided they widows at tho time Of m
passage Als', the widow Of any person ho conauod
10 the L. service until the 81 of November l1ag and
was married before that day, and while her husband Vn
ga such service, wi be entitled the benefit a ,sd "a
feeton
~ Ptafion busVsss iHdsr NE abore nafnfou,4 o,i,
and al onte' ran'aetef as usual by the subserfJer
-" J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06

THE subscriber having put IN operation an Engine
l. Lathe for the purpose Of turning Iron, cutting
Screws making Screw Plates Taps and Tools for cut
ting Wood Screws &c. would inform the public that a.
ny work of the kind may be had short notice,
cuied IA The best manner the shop opposite the Tan
merry 81 Of u mile North Of the Court House IN Rui-
land Forge work done at said shop il wished.
Joutne ymen are wanted at said shop, but none need
apply cXeep, those who well recommended for
sobfiety and industry
JAMES PORTER.
Rutland Feb &c, 1e9S. 9:u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06
NOTICE!

WE subscriber would respectfully inform The
u public that "a addition to has usual very gen.
efal assortment Of
q ID Oh =,
ne has received and now offers for sale, a
quantity Of
hickok's stoves.
It's only necessary for the subscriber 10 say
that these Stoves are universally approved
where they are used.
Aiso-NAlLS Of the first quality will be
Kept constantly on hand. by the KEG. AZ
the Troy prices. Also. quantity Of oronod
NOPf-SCOTL7 PL.7STER
tor sale cheap for ready pay.
ALANSON ALLEN
tsrhsyen. Dec. :. / s3G s0,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06

Security against CoHHfcrltiis.
Tie within named Fouo s. parmalec of Mddleovn
Conn. my appointed General Agents for the state Of
Vermont, Connecticut Except fairfield county lampdea
Hampshire and Franklin Counties Mass Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, NJ Hampshire.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

A NoNCoxMrrrAL LKrrER.-Thc ,nncx.a
itai Jeu de'spris, frcm the Richmond VIII, ~
very hard, because very justly. the Richu,ors p
quirer, to tho editor of which paper i, purpo,,,
addressed. Its wit, and Its satire. are hov.,..
by no means confined to the meridian Of R~s
mond to the facie principles of the Rchu.,..
Enqurer-for wherever Jacksonisn, or van n
renis,n extend, there. too, may the inquiries ma.
by this puzzled virginlan be per,in.n,ly Gns,i,..
ted
Love AND HUNGRY. Sept. % lisa
MR. RIrcurE-Dcar Sir.-l wish you to Do :.
one favor, which under present circumstance i
will never forget, and hope YOU will ysar e,,'
hest convenience attend To nv case. I wan, !.
know where ! am aud what ] am; wheihe, =,
democrat or 4 republican, or a democrats ),
publican, or a feierallst. or a nuii.tier. ora -
sentative. wing. whether 90 for hank !.
for the banks, against a bank, against tie b.n.,
for hard money. or against hard money, s- -
Prcsiden, or against the President; and wh.ss..
| must abuse Gene raj jackson or Mr.. Van Bur-,
Mr.. Calhoun, or Mr.. Clay, or General Harrs.'
whether IN fact, am on my head or my hesa !.
the party or out Of the party. have conciaars
in my own mind, that am some thing OF q syrr;.r
deposit just now, sorter and sorter not 50. AL
| want 10 know whether | had best keen asr,
while longer come out There is anoIher snA
lect about which | want your advicc-hadlh.,
Ter stop tho Globe or the Madisonian, for !, ao.,
seem To me too hard TO eypec, plain man. with.
out much learning, TO stick TO both sides of every
question. have stack to the Enquirer tbrogrb
thick and thin. and don't mean To mind the hard
things they say about YOU now, but to hold on as
long there pea in the dish-ony | like to
show nv colors sometimes. went with YOU for
the gun-boats and against them, under jefferson,
and for he war and against the gun-boa,s, under
Madison. ! followed YOU and Jefferson agains,
the bank, ditto to YOU and Madison when he went
for the | AJAX. read your paper & supported Mon-
roe when vau and he went against Jackson. and
[ turned against Adams, tooth and toenail, and
went for J lckson when YOU did tho LIKE LOADED
nv towing piece when they begun TO talk ahoi.
light houses in the skies went for the precls.
nation, and against the proclamation in spots. sni
after that reSov ed not split the party for any
thing, and swallowed the removal of the depce-
ties the protest, the black lines, aud las, though
not least NJ Van Buren, and Col. Dick Jobasaf.
BIT confess I'm bothered now. wan,hghi and
{ would like To know when II rs convenient, With
or must now 60 for principles without men, CT
men without principles.
remain YOURS, until death,
Nous VE.NoSs,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
S67,97G 53
RESOURCES AND TRADE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA

The following is from late number OF the
Charleston Mnrcury,-
In n statement recently submitted {" the Rali
Road Convention Mt Knoxville by the delegation
from South Carolina. the following interesting
facts were mentioned:
miadic conntrg Of Sonth Eaaroiina has been devo
ed to the successful cultivation of that staple In
the lower section of the State and on the seaboard
rice and sea island cotton added to It's inva-
liable resources The exports of Charleston IN
short staple cotton, for the present year amount t.
$50, 600 bales, valued at s (55.) Sll 100000
$4,000 bales Sea Island, at $,S5, 2.3OO.Oo0
100. 900 barrels Rice at SIG, 2,Oso,O0O
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
S29.92O - or
Increase 6,671,60O

cent.
And being an increase over the merchandise OF
1896, for the corresponding week, OF 2,43i, 100
ponds. or II per cent.
The wheat and flour arriving at the Hudson
River via the canals. for the sans week, was
In 1887 67.466 bbls -four 22.750 bush. wheat.
la 1888 72,15S - 36.653
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
From Bickncll's Repor,e
CANAL TOLLS.

In New York, matters continue TO brighten
There is, says the Express of that city. no ,ruer
index of the prosperity ofihe State and city than
the falling off increase of the transportation on
our Great Western Canal The following table
will be found highly interesting:
Statement of the amount OF Tolls collected on the
sexeral Canals In this State
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

Variety of studies so far from weakening the
mind. is a powe rful means of promoting ITS energy
and growth We seldom meet with persons of
vigorous understanding. whose range OF thought
has been confined chiefly to department.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

Showing an increase for the same
month of
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
several Canals in this State.

SUP 10 Sd week In Oct. only.
In the panic time of 1884, there very
decided falling off. In 1887, still greater. From
appearances this wear, the amount collected VIII
b. greater than any former year,--po>sibv es-
cepting 1886 The receipts of these canals have
alreadv paid the whole debt; that Is there Is suit
ficent funds on hand to extinguish II. Upwards
OF ,wo millions of this debt is not payable until
1916: vet there is more IN Bank than to pay this
Unless some unforeseen events takes place. there
is every prospect, that the receipts of 1889, will
be n,uch greater than those of any former period
The amount of goods now the canal is proha-
biv greater than was ever known All the freight
boats are filed and Batialo il is difficult 10 ind
sufticien, vessels 10 take the goods up the Lake.
The amount of tolls collected on the New York
State canals for the fourth week in October, was
II 1887 81 400 60
It 1888 1899 33
Bsino ar increase of S29,92O 42 or
per cent.
And being an increase over the tolls OF 1886.
for the corresponding week. of Sl3,2:'6 81, or ID
per cent.
The merchandise shipped at Albany and West
Troy during the same period. was
In 1887 10.376,30O pounds.
T., 1000 500
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
Si5,SS0 600


The amount of merchandise sold annually IN
Charleston alone, is about Sl5,O0OO 900.
In the meantime the exclusive devotion of the
planter to this great simple, renders the country n
most valuable, regular and extensive market for
the principal products of the west. Several years
since ii was estimated from suflicicn data, that
the drovers Of horses and hogs alone, carried an
nuaIly from the State Of South Carolina 50 ,000,-
900 in cash. The demand for baggng in Charles
ton IS 100000 yards annually, and for bale rope
il proportion At least 10000 barrels of -four,
and from $50 to 400, 900 bushels of corn an
nuallv imported. In Bacon lard and pork, the
consumption is very great and annually ncreas-
ing. The supply is usually received from the
west. by the way OF New Orleans, a rout SO long.
circuitous, and attended with so MANY disadvan-
tages and dangers, tina; the profit TO the producer
and the value 20 the consumer are intellectually
impaired.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

DELICATE WAY OF DESCRIBING: A KrcKING.-
ssWhen T. was on his legs again, Mr. T. paid his
most sensitive parts divers severe visitations OF
shoe lea ther'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
Amount of Canal and Railway, S973,4O 20

EXPLORING ExpEDITIoS-By the brig Cazcnove.
arrived at New York, learn that the Expor-
ng Expedition was at Madeira the Goth Sep
ember, all well, to sail soon. A british schooner
rom the coast of Africa, was seen, few DAYS
prior the sailing of the c., drifting towards the
Brazen Head Breakers, where she would have
been dashed TO pieces, and all on board lost. On
discover the imminent danger Of the vessel.
the Commodore of the Exploring Expedition des
patched eleven hoas to her assistance, who came
up with the vessel when within few yards OF the
breakers. and with great exertIons succeeded IN
towing her to sea- Bicknen.
Clearness of the Atmosphere at Great Elera-
tions.-In ascending high mountains, travellers
are often much deceived in regard to distance, on
account of the ciearness of the atmosphere. Capt.
Head mentions that while among the Andes, he
dropped condor shot, which appeared to fall with
il thirty forty yards of the place where he
s.ood, but sending a man for it, to his astonish-
r1ent he found the distance to be SO great as to
take above half an hour IN going and returning.
In the Pyreness, the celebrated cascade of Cav
ami appears about a short mile from the Anberge,
where travellers frequently leave their mules to
rest, while they proceed foot, little that
they are thereby exposing themselves to long
and laborious wall Of above an hours duration.
In the andes, Humboldt remarked this phenome-
non. stating, that in the mountains Of Quito he
could distinguish the white pouch Of person on
horseback, at the distance of seventeen miles
Another writer notices the same fact, and states
that he has seen the planet Venus, in dazzling
sunshine. half past eleven O'Clock, from the
summit of the Pyrenees.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
.aso 5000 d" 1908

Tolls for the month OF Oct. 1888, S206,613 IL
do do do 1887, 23S,6S6 90
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

AN OYSTER Low sc PEopLE-Sl2 800 has been
realized. the past yea. bv the First Municipality
in New Orleans, from IT,, letting of Oyster stands
on the Levee.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

There is said TO be IL, 43l Post Offices through
out the United States.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

Jefcrson's test of fitness for office was sis he
HONEST?-Is lie CAPABLE?" The Loc,foco
test. according to the Troy Morning Mail. is this
rs he rica?-IVW he she'll oaa for the Party?'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

The War Of Elements by Moonlight. Bridge
town, New Jersey, must be a place for mete-
geological phenomena. II we recolIect. it pos
sesses some acute astronomers. The BrIdgetown
Chronicle of Saturday, says:
1--WE were visited on Thursday evening last,
with violent thunder storm, accompanied by
rain. hail and snow The moon shone bright at
the Time"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

An Arabian having brought blush 10 a maid
ems heck bv the of his gaze, said to
her: "ss looks have plan ed roses III your cheeks;
why forhIL me to gather them? The law permits
him who SOW to reap a harvest"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

In the window Of shop in country tow
stood jar labelled. "Taior's Delight" knigh
of the needle, anxious to know what it was, wen
in and inquired, and found it to be picked cabbage
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

RIAL L1FE.--Eater husband from rrorh-''We'l
wife mas the paper come ye,e' "Yes husband,
and the bill came with it for one years subscrip-
tion' ssAhem, Well what kind of paper have
YOU got this week, pretty toerable--anv thing
nevis "Oh! yes, got glorious paperi it's chock
full Of shocking accidents, eopements. ro5berles,
and murders, and suicides, and homciles and par
riciies, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS there is a good love
story on the first page and lot of deaths AMI
marriages.. Eve read il through and through
shall go aud fetch it for vou.'' YES ssHus-
band bill of it's in the upper drawer 'sThat's
the most important item in the paper; wife, III
SIT right do,rn and forward the money, and then
III read OUR PApRR,r
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

The gross amount for the present fiscal year,
up to October 9th. is thus given by the Secreta
nv Of tie Canal Board of Pennsylvania, DR. Nc.
Phersol:
RAILWAY AND MOTIVE POWER TOLLS.
Whole amount Of Railway Tolls, 3l6,O69 90
Motive Power, 80, 1902 60
Canal. 422, O35 IS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

The number of bodies annually dissected i
Paris, (France,) is estimated at from thou
sand to fourteen hundred.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

Trut. sin a aoeA '-"Yes; We repea, it-Indiand
is distinctly Democratic ''--Jefersonian
That's fact but it isn't of the ''bald-face'' kind
tho. nor the modern genus it's the real, old
fashioned, 10. Wing Democracy which pervades
Indana.-We hare had '.many proofs of tiis be-
FORE" Mr.. Jeffersonian.-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
D-FMEDlCAh CAkD.II
DSesuE'SSss JOHNSON

MAY be consulted confidently at bis office, ld3
Nh Custom House street, near Dauphne street, or
Ihe treatment of n csrtan lass of delicate diseases.
From Dr. Johnson's extensive opportunity IN son
of the most celebrated Hospitals in Europe, exclusive
y devoted the treatment OF fencriei and SHphi'ic
complaints and also from residence OF tive years III
New ork, during which time Dr. Jolnsun confined ls
practice solely the treatment of those diseases, with
the most Unprecedented succeas he is enabled To re-
move any of the following complaints in from TO 20
days, without inurng the constitution by mefcurye or
any other aeleterons medicine. Ghonorihea, Giet,
Structure, Samina Weakness, Affections Of theBiad-
der Kidneys Prostate Gland and any OF those nntDer
Gus train Of affections whicA generally follow negs t.
ed or matreated of Veneral scroiulous sores,
liberated legs and worms, removed by simple meth
cd of treatment without restriction in diet or Interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli
cate in consulting their family physician, by nding
statement of their case by letter (post paid with fees
enclosed) can hive DR.. lohnsons advice, for their own
treatment with medicine, necessary to be used, forwar-
ded.
Separate Offices provided where patients can never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night, at l13 Custom
House street. ,
DEMONSTRATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.