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considerable leisure, he may easily raise them,
otherwise not. Whatever is done by wholesale,
is usually most cheaply done; and this is espec-
tally the case where new varieties are 10 be in
troduced. The nurseryman may procure such,
and furnish hundred or thousand, at lower
rate than amateur could procure it from the
same source, and raise but single tree.
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Private School,
MISS M. Z. ROWLAND will commence the
Winter Term Of her School Monday, Dec All, at "A
Main Street The pupils may receive instruction in Draw
ing tw o halt days in week dot NOVA.
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MARRIED..

In Boston, Nov 81, Capt John II. Barry, commander @
company b. Of The late Mass. Reg. in Mexico, 81.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTTHEREAs my wife Harriet has left my bed md
w board and refused to live with although suitable
provision is made for her support and comor-his Ia 20
forbid all persons harbong trusting her ON my
paying to her any debts Dues and earnings as shall
pay no debts Of her contracting and shall claim all dues
ana demands, till she returns 10 her duty az wife
SAMUEL w. MATHEWSON.
southbrdge, Nov. %, lS4s. 4.
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Worcester, ss. Probate Office, Nov II, 1913.
To all persons interested in the Estate WILLIAM w.
SHOWS minor, of WARREN SNOW late of
Millhury, deceased, Creating.
VOU ale cited to appear Court of Probate 10 be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next to show why License shond be granted
Lawson Snow the guardian upon his Petition sell the
whole of the Real Estate of said minor mentioned in said
Petition for the purpose of putting the proceeds there
Of at interest for his benefit
CHAs. G PRENTIss. Reg.
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NoRwlCH d WORCESTER RAILROAD
Winter Arranpement-Is48.

Winter Arrangement-IS48.
AccoAhODATIoN TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A. ii. and ii pm
The ten O'Clock Train connects with the Boston and
providence Trains. The Evening Train connects with II
Boston Trains.
Leave Norwich ct s A. NJ, IL NJ, and 2.45 Pm.
The Morning Train connects with the Trains of ths
Boston, Providence, and Western Roads, The Noon
Train connects with the Boston and Providence Trains
The Evening Train with the Boston and Western
Trains
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at $50
AA.-(Daily, Sundays exceped)
STEAMRO4T TRAINS
cave Boston at M, stopping only at Franning AaSa
az 80 Woreester at SIS, DGnieLsonUie al MOI aoieA
at o'42 and arrive at Allyn's Point at O'Clock
RETURNING-Leave Alyn's Point about O'Clock A M
on The arrival of the Steam Boat
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Ofees
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
or Depots, s. H. p LEE IN 4'
Nov6. If Sup't and Eng N. g. W. R r
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DIED.

In shirley Nov. 80, by Rev. Mr. Eaton, lar Ephraim e.
fainter of Springfield, 10 Miss Emira L' daughter oil
John Park, Esq. OF Sterling.
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HuZzah for our Side.
NOTICE.

xUV1XVGlI
TNHE subscriber having disposed of his interest In the
Worcester House, has left bis and papers in
the hands of HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq and those who have
laims against owe debts him, requested to call
OF the Office OF said Chaplin, No. 100 Main Street.
THOMAS e. WOOD.
Worcester, New 49, l64e.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, November rs, le4s.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency,
IL for the County Of Worcester has this day Issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOEL E. HI Mt, of
Fitchbnrg in said County, trader, and late partner
in the firm of Baldwin & Hunt, insolvent debtor
and the payment of debts, the delivery of any
property belonging to the said debtor, him, for
his USE and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester,
in said County, the eighth day Of December neat,
two O'Clock in the afternoon for the proof OF debts and
the choice OF assignee assignees of his Estate
D27dwlw X. HARDWOOD, D. Sheriff.
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MONEY ADVANCEn
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE PEOPLES MUTUAL. INsTTR ANCE COMP nv
OF Boston, continue to Insure Buildings Stocks FUR.
ssnre hacninery and other properly against loss
damase Oy nro. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
y. n: WHITE, Sec'y. ]. SourHwiCK, Prest.
Oct Vs. dw3m
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;t; 60
0sorstsowp, Ssessdy Co Ams,sr ssulmsa rrsd:ehs
Bssso Boston Bun Tnihii New Haven s'-'''' '
Chazleston; Scotland. Urquhars Mobile
sstoa Nov IL lat g 80 Ion i6 50 tae brig vast
Ing ssut 80 miIs Point cloudy
SYor M Jan River bound to ProVdsnoe Ri carried away
our b and ps,t cutwater the the
hD the boat with the and
S and they had
morning but seeing nothing of the WRECK bore
81 and
his vision see Which was
he Kept 3D. snd the snip fss Of arnss. same time the
Robbins Crook FoiEes NYrh is5 ton, burden
fSS % S sPs @ New"
Ship Indiana Bennett New Orleans IA days with cotton sc
Ship Hartford sannernann Savannah days with cotton
Brig Hsp,Sns aostonl Ba.serd cniueso "a days. with
With ndso q koIsr. Williams TIE boarded BY i he
Brig Wilson Beckwh St Marks Nov ls with cotton to
Eagle Hazard Sid in co with brig Lucy Cuts Osmor for New
Brig American Ross Savannah days. with mdss to Durham
Brig Venezuela Fowler, Baltimore. days with cca How
British schr Friendship Perry, Yarmouth Ms, days. with
fish, to J II Braine
Cabot Smith, New Orleans and sc Norfolk
with -four to master.
schr Despatch Atwood. Virginia, 2daya
Schr A Emery Adamson, Boston.
Schr Lainartine Jenkins Baltimore days Providence
Schr Maria Dissosway Baltimore.
Schr Welcome Bissey, Wareham.
The schr reported the George Evans waiting at
ker's Island, should be Geo Warren.
Below
One ship.
Sailed.
Steamships Panama CALIFORNIA; Falcon Cegres sps Isaac
Wright LIVERPOOL Amercs, do; Columbus Mary Mitchell
Baltimore; barks Condor st Crox; Texas Savannah.
The News Boy reports in ssht dark 20 miles
ard Of the Hook, except the ship Havre
DECEMBER Wind, at sunrise, NE; meridian, Me- sunset,
NE.
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Died..

O1eu,
On the 1st inst, MARIA, wife of John Hauahan, aged
60 years.
The friends of the family are respectfully vited to
attend the funeral, Sunday, the 3D. inst, at two
o'clock from her late reside nee, 80 Leonard street
On Thursday evening Nov. 80, MARY OLIVER. aged
years and two months youngest daughter Of Edward
L. and Mary Horsman.
Boston papers please copy.
Departed this life, in the hope of bssfnl immortal.
ty, November Both, JOHN HnSRY MAScuR, aged 80
years and 10 months. deeply regretted by numerous
circle Of friends
Funeral this day at oclock from his late
family respectfully invited to attend the funeral
without further invitation.
On Friday after noon, MICHAEL McCoLGAv.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully iu-
70 Furpan street. Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon, at
3 o'clock
SAMUEL IA PooLA native OF the Sand vich Islands,
died at the County House, Monday night the 9th
nit, aged about IS Ka Peola known most of
citizens having resided here since 1924 when he came
TO this country from the islands with the family Mr.
Loomis returned missionary and formerly editor of
the Rochts Obserror. Mir. l. had taken him when
ABOUT years age to assist in taking care Of chill
drep and the boy became attached to his benefac
tors family that be decided to bring him with them
on bis return home. Some benevolent persons. after
the death OF Mr. Loamis formed the project Of educa
ting him, and nding him back teacher among his
people, and with this in view he to the
C8nandagua Academy and sutse ently to the High
School in this city But his progress in learning. al
though possessing small degree Of native inteli
gepce, ard peculiar kind of wit not such to
der successful the plan formed for his future
Ieer He found to be useful about printing Of
this establishment, Falling, however, into habits
which have proved scourge to the Sandwich Island
he has for few years past been without employ
ment, except casually and BY Irregularities and
lie was for some time active member OF the fire de-
partment.- Rochester Democrat.
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FOR New Orlears-Mr Cambissse Bancroft, WIN
sics Bues Theresa Beck hrs Spergsnsg and Son. Miss
Lowing Capt sure Baker Cannon, John Ross and
ladies, Ross and do Ross and do do Ross
ladies and tchdpn. yantbaoep Or Lcecb Watkins WIN
Greene John wsrth 7 Bull ID Ellis Juhus Hircha, ID
and wife, WIN Smith, kehsel Smith, seymour.
Ramon Guterss AnteDjs uteras and lady Bancroft Capt
Mar field Ives and lades Mrs Armstrong Mr.
All lady Emilio lnnier, Jas Fowler De La feree Tifn
Ensre Ceer PEDRO Banvexier pssaa sim Watson Lyon
oodruf, Capt Elliott lady Perser Frazier Rev
Wheeler and edy Rev Mr. Wooibrsb, Rev Douglass Chief
Justice Bsy Collector Of San Francisco Major
Lloyd BROOKE Heath, George K Tyler, Peise Levi
So we'll Williams, m Burch John Joyce John More
Voorhees specis Pert Once Agent for Savannah John
suydsm. Fulton, Job Chandler Pish Rev II Wiley,
Rev w TiIehman. Lieut. 0ibbs aid b. Gen Smith
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BALTIMORE. Dec. !, 1913.

BALTIMORE, Dec. !, 1S4S
The Musical Bird Bor-Deah of Ro6t Gilo,er--
Wholesale oyster Busincss-Gen. Gushing and
Simon Cameron Iheatr,cals, &c.
Your correspondent "Pickle," was wrong IN
his supposition, that the musical bird which
figured so extensively in the recent Grim, con- case
on Federal Hill, was the identical bird which was
affed off some two months since, by Mr. Clarke,
was box and bird of the sane kind but not
The IN question, which Is still IN the hands of
Mr.. Carss the winner and is now up for rattle
the second time.
Robert GIlmer, one of our Oldest merchants, a
real ancient Marylander, died yesterday after
protracied illness
The wholesale oyster trade is becoming quite
an extensive business IN Baltimore. AT the es-
Establishment Of Messrs. Holt 81 Maltby, upwards OF
thousand gallons are daily put % In cans and
kegs, for expectation to the Western country, and
10 foreign ports. Besides, they send off great
quantities the SHE'LL barreled up air tight TO the
West, where, as rarity, oysters IL the she'll com.
mand an immense prce. This trade, Is one that
is yearly increasing, and learn THAI much more
care is being taken in the cultivation Ct the oyster
for they are regularly planted out, cultivated and
gathered when the crop Is ripe.
Gen. Cushing, Secretary Buchanan, Simon Ca
meIon, John Wentworth, and Mr. Cranston, OF
Rhode bland. yesterday ell accidentally met, on
theIt way 10 Washington, at the dinner table Of
the United States Hotel Senator Cameron, /
learn, calculates, through the disagreement OF the
wbies IN the Pennsylvania Legislature, to be re-
elected 10 the Senate, and General Cushing is
uaiIinga Decline tor his old commander. Caleb
has had rather bad luck OF iate--but he is one OF
the fortunate kind, and his bread and butte 7 all
weye ialle with the buttered side up so that
should noi be surprised # he secures foreign mis-
SION from "Od Zack," particularly, il he can
disprovc tie charge made against him. OF having
played so dirty rick, on one OF his own men
Booth played Lear last right, 10 an overlooking
house, al the Museum. Collins has made an en-
gspement at the Holiday street, and will shortly
al pear.
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The Pork TRApE.--.-The Coringtow Journal
learns from extended inquiry, that that section of
Kentucky will not produce Is many marketable hogs
this 1t has for year two past In quality,
however, they quite good. The price asked by
farmers ranges from 50 rs to 50 So grossthe latter
price for the best hogs large number OF Kentucky
market. The pork has opened in Madison, Ia.
The present prices from 50 IS to ST. the latter
being the price at the best hogs These appear ase
be the prices of Louisville, KY where extensive pre-
paratons have been made for slsughtering.
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MARITIME IHTELLIG ERCn.
sIIJP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders vessels bound to this port, will con-
Ter favor upon by having all parcels payers, and
reports Intended fer the Neto York Herald rsady for
immediate delivery 80 our news steamer, the NEws
Boy. She will board inward bound vessslf In the VI
cinity of Sandy Hook Those bound to ether psrte,
whether foreign or dopsstic will confer an sddifiosa
favor by forwarding TO she Herald, through the mail
or otherwise ship papcrs that may be deemed
oate the favor.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 30, lS4S.
The Musical Bird and IT'S Sad Fdte-JV Who toas It's
Last OuNcr?

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30, lS4S.
The Musical Bird and IT'S Sad Fdte-JVho uas It's
Last OwNcr?
"Who was the last owner of the musical bird!'
is now important question among our gay Lo-
tharios. About three months ago, an ingenious
piece of mechanism put up at rattle, consisting
Of turtle shell box, touching spring in the cor
ner of which beautiful little bird would Jump out
the lid, flap its wings, and after singing seve-
raj tunes, jump back into Its box again. 1t was
valued at $500, and some three hundred chances
were taken at the rattle. In obtaining so many
subscribers, of course the box and the sweet songs
of its.inmate were listened to, and examined by
thousands of our citizens, and anything pertaining
10 Its future history must be interesting to them
Since the rattle, it has changed hands several
times, besides having been In the possession tenn
porarlly, OF many married and single men, who
have exhibited II to their sweethearts and wives
An incident that occurred in relation to 1t few
days since, however, has raised the inquiry as to
who was the last owner of the bird; all who have
had posse of II, being DESTROYS of shifting the
ownership on to the shoulders of some one else
II appears that few days since, (Thank sgving
Day. yonng mechanic on Federal Hill, who
had been married but two months, left home and
proceeded to the shop, intending to go to work;
but finding no one there started to return home
ON his way he met an acquaintance, who told
him that his wife wss not home but that if he
WOulQ follow HlIII. lie WoulQ take MIN 10 q mouse
IN Perry street. where he would find her. He
soon after retired TO shome to await her coming
when he accused, and she denied, but finally con-
fessed
But now for the bird, the veritable singing bird.
Whilst the scene just described was going on, the
enraged husband observed In the hand OF his wife
a curious looking box, which he seized-and i'm
mediately on taking bold OF it, having touched the
spring. out Jumped the little songster and as If to
calm the troubled scene, commenced warbing one
of its sweetest notes. But music had no power
over his feelings and having ascertained that the
box the price OF his wife's dishonor he dashed
it on the Aoor, and broke it in a thousand pieces
under his feet. This is the sad fate of the beaul-
full blrd and of course the question as to who was
the last owner of the bird, is an important one,
especially to those who have been In possession of
il since its advent in Baltimore, well as to their
wives and sweethearts.
The frail one was from Virginia, and the out
ragged husband has sent her back to her father,
sold out his furniture, and sailed for New Orleans,
broken hearted man.
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GENIAL WoRrn.--Gen. Worth has removed
his family TO this city, whilst he himself leaves
On Monday next TO take command Of the Ssh and 9th
military departments, ss designated In the orter from
the Adjutsnt Generals Department. The Generals
nd win embrace Teres and New kexico-
Hsshsaftsa tsten, Dee,
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Married.,

On Thursday evening last, 30th November, by the
Right Rev. Bishop Hughes Frederick FRANCIS DE LA
FIGANERE sttache to the Portuguese legation second
of the Minister of her most faithful Majesty In the
United States to JOSEPHINE only daughter Of Samuel
J. Hunt, EeQ Of this city
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Fort Of New York, December z, IsaS.


US mail steamer Falcon, Thompson New Orleans Chnsre
&c, N Roberts -
Oneida (TAekek Funck, nsvrs, Boyd Hinchsa; Mary
Mitchell, Anthony, Baltimore
Bsrks- Union Herse, Glasgow, Durham Dmon Condor.
Iiiot St COs Aop ChAnnce Sarah Hand, Whitney, New
Orisanr
Big, Breans Hscnsesh operto sbsassD, ARIEL lsss)
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Orieanc Mrs. Orls Lshros Miss Celeste Salmon. Julien M
chsud Julius do Baud~ DoctAuse
Nicholas Rsepp. Of Fanoe Adoiph weksnbaek and Josph
Keanan Of 0srmany Hoibroek Of Ireland asd s in the
steersge
NV 0nLEASs-ship Indiana-Nr Mary Shepherd and her
daughter.
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HhyRs- Pscset ship New YerkMr Abraham Rsncker lady,
children servant Charge de Portugal OF pills
boroush Nc Charles Hisburg Of Ysik Emile Ahat ef
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Notice to Mariners.

SHOALS IN GurSA SEAs-Capt Partwell, Of the bark
Pilot at Salem from Manila reports june 80 PPM (day after
Mana) passed !soa on any
chart board neither mentioned in Horburghs with 81 IA
thoms water on it, beir calm could plainly bottom
perceive large black rocks also Corrdeedore
as Fortune islard bearing Suppose shoa 10 two
three cables length in width.
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again, the parsimonous dealer was in the habit
of visiting a certain harber's shop in the neigh
horhood of his residence, to steal the news.-
This kept him properly advised for time and
| no one overreached him. Upon certain Ucca-
sion, however, news was received winch depres-
sed The market and some wags determined 10
| punish the man who wouldn't take the papers.
| They accordingly assembled in the BARRIERS
shop earlier than usual, and awaited the arrival
ofrheir victim. The moment he presented him
self, one of the consprators commenced reading
what he called the latest telegraphic despatch,
announcing an advance in the price of Flour
! rbe instant he heard this the victim deUamped,
pouDced upon the FIRST dealer he met, lwho hap
pened to be IN the plot.) offered him the ruling
price Of the day previous for thousand barrels
struck the bargain and paid over before he dis
covered that he would lose nearly $1,000, be-
cause the morning papers had not been left at
his house!
Every business man is acquainted with null
tltude of cases of this kind. The moral to be
drawn from it is this livery man engaged IN
any business susceptible Of sudden fluctuations,
should not only take the paper-which furnishes
the latest news, but always read IL through care
{ lily before he buys or sells.-.flbany Evening
Journal.
SouTH CARoLiNA. On the Cd inst. the fol-
lowing resolution was introduced and referred to
the committee on Federal relations:
Tnat 1t Is unnecessary and uucalled for al
thus time 10 co mint the State Of South Carolina
10 any particular course Of action IN relation to
the Wmot Proviso, or the passage by Congress
Of any act prohibiting the Introduction of slavery
lnto any territory south of the Missouri Com.
promise line
Tins is n sensible resolution.
Economical Illustration. "A man who had pur-
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also, publisher of the following works
Adamss New Directory OF the city of Boston; The Mas.
sachuets state Rceo, boor of general information, for
letTS Art OF Convcr-ug Flortl Gems; Zion TIiunc
TrHd Sonncis Sun.ine and Shade, Mnxim- aud Sayings
The Sociahle story 1e cr The Vacation Consump,
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the Trials and Thumbs of the Nor"end Family One
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School Wrtpa Bnuk ~ SIX Nos Ladies' and Gent emcn's
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Lonnnnes, furnished nj low prices.
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as washington ST, Boston.

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PILES =! PILES, FILES
4 Cure for Life Secured.
Tr. Uuham's ElanIuarv


| AN INTERNAL. REM by FOR TIE CURE or PILES
| THE VEGETABLE PtLE ELECT UARY, invented by
- Dr. a. uPHAh, distinguished Physician OF New
York city j. the uny REALLY lot neay for that dam
gerous and distressing complaint, the Plies, ever offered 20
! the American iuhho
The Eirciu4r, Mineral Medicine, Aloos
Coloc with Guhuge other powerful and irritating pursa
tive n" Gar OF u,k'ng cold while under its u1uenee-ue
chance diet Ii taken according directions
cure or lio e guar ntei.
Anoth certificate added TO the hundreds that have al
ra'y ec lived the chcacy Of Dr. Uphams Eeciua-
r:-
| RrssrtL Co. Ala. Feb. On, Is47.
Messrs. Winter and Epping: Gens-Fof the last fifteen
years have been afflicted with that most distressing dis
rsc, the bleeding Piles" have had 10 srea,
three boxes ri phnm's Pie EeciuntS nom you, winch
, 81 Tlrvd gg nc, r9se iFes, Pe.ufe "a 5aSoa
Piles as u safe aud sure remedy.
(sgneu) y. P. BILLS,
| Formerly Book Keeper Bank u Columbus.
| ER,s!;ssRmiHtOTy Dj&e;sseS.
Although he ELtCTUARi was Originally prepared for
the ct Piles, has proved sti to be medicine
far superior 10 ~ others, in all discusses OF udammuiory
character, with determination of blood TO any particular
pan or "rgnn In inimat0n and congestion of the Liver
and Specn; nnamnnon Soreness aud liberation of the
stomach, els, Kidneys aud Bladder; in n1ammaloIy
aud hercura Rheumatism il il 'o best Medicine ever dls
covered
NEw-YoRk, June "a, l54s.
Messrs Ketchum and Henshdw This cortifes that
have been severely afflicted for many with tho Piles,
nut more particularly within the last nine Having
used all the Ties by my physician, also hav
ns tried other little advantage, become
much discouraged, aud tell though suffer
long as lived But providcuially was informed by Mr.
Mott; Instructor OF the public Schools AZ staten Island,
that could be cured by valuable Pile lecuaTy Hav-
ing confidence IN his statement, immediately procured
some OF the medicine and happy TO inform you that
| am perfectly cured bv the use Of only one box.
Very truly, your obedlent servant,
R.rsold wholesale and Refill by KETCHuM * HEN
SHAW, l2l Fulton street, NJ aud by Druggists generally
Throughout the United States and Canada .o.,
Price 81 per BOX 59yl -