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Accompanisd nth Ne pou' Debility, cur
DIR. SWEETSEE'S PANACEA.
HaIiuov, Mnu ISfh 1877

I certify. that for the last Eve years. ! have issr AZ
ficted with Dyspepsia and W ster Brash, accompanied
with = general weakness Of The whole system. psrtiou-
hrIv distressing Pains in the hack. Al times my dIges
ten was 20 Sad that I could scarcely seep anything on
ry stomach, and coffee could not touch. ] hss been
attended hv several doctors, and had taken a great many
yrcscrfptions, without receiving any iensht. A few
WEEKS ago I commenced taking DR.. sweeier = Pansces.
and before I had fin shed the first hottie, ] felt certain IL
would cure me, as no medicine had taken had such an
earct on ne. have now taken three bottles. and feel
perfectly well. am, however. takirE another bottle 10
strengthen my nervous - stem. make thus statement
publicly. to let afflicted know whcreio obtain relief
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DAY. JULY 1, I948
ROGERS PATENT STEEL
Self sharpening CuItivatOr Teeth.

He subscribers having purchased the patent right for
the above named Teeth for Worcester County are
manufacturing CULTlVATORs which they would recon
mend with confidence to the public, they have driven
all other kinds out n the MARKET wherever they
introduced.
lst These Teeth made of steel plates struck into
shape with dies form the shank out of the
piece.
I'd They wedge into the frame better than any square
shank because they shaped (being thicker behind
than forward and hollow that the wedge crowds them
forward and sideways at the time.
Sd. They sharp instead OF dull, and when worn
up too short be spread the lower end and dropped
little lower in the rame and they will another
Of years
The above CULTIvATORS and STEEL TEETH will
be kept constantly hand place. mile north of
New England Village. Grafton DepOt-also at A.
BILLINGS Store Front Street, Worcester, and all orders
will be promptly attended
Persons wishing for these Cultiyaers Teeth, will
please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. All persons cautioned against purchasing OF
useng any Teeth made according the above description
without the Patenees name them, all violations Of
our right will be promptly prosecuted.
T. & j. @. MERRIAM
Grafton, April 5, l848 Sm*
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VOL III.
Woodcock's Patent Worcesteree.

THIS the'easiest and comfortable riding vehicle
ever invented and superior to any in use The fol-
lowing is description:
Its superiority consists in the compact combination Of
cnase or buggy body with axle, pair of shafts and
hall elliptic springs arranged the entire weight OF
the body and its load is suspended to the axle nether
resting upon or tagung the horse and also that the
vehicle is kept perfectly steady and prevented from
violent jerks or unpleasant motions, however rough
uneven the road may be-
IL constructed as TO the weight under the axle
instead of in the old way. balances on leve
ground bears the horse in ascending and relieves
him CT the weight in descending hill.
The proprietovs would respectfully announce to the
public that they ready TO sell State County or Town
Rights to manufacture and sell the above named carriage
lhey will also sell rights TO individuals manufac ure
and ge limited number.
WCODCoCK, JONES & CO.,
% Office No. l57 Main Street, LIST door north Central
Exchange, Worcester, Mass. If May 81.
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PATIENTS,

Anarscam and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office. Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.
TIVE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents, is agent of the U. s. Patent Office fo res
cevng and forwarding the same, models, specimens
manufactures to be patented deposited therein, which
WILDE sent Of expense and risk, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all
Unnecessary Papers and Drawings Twill make researches
int American and foreign works. to test validity of nven.
tons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
RESPECTING the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application at this Office inventors are saved the
time and cost of journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage Of verbay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect to them matters
in general Of paramount importance in order to obtain
correct specifications and claims. The experience Of sir
years. prachce extensive collection of works.
decisions &C., on mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws,
and patents Of different countries, collected at much
pensc during the long time this office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
Washington, enable the subscriber to afford
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in Other respects might be difficult OF attainment.
r. ii. EDDY, CiDit Engineer.
Boston, June %. ewly53 &eod
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

NHR subscribers have this day formed connection in
i business under the name ofDUNBAR g. BANGS, and
respectfully announce TO the public that they will conn
ne the WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELRY BUSINESS,
in all its branches At the Old Stand off, D. DUNBAR
MAIN STREET where they will be happy TO any who
may please to favor them with their custom assuring
that effort will be spared to offer the best stock Of goods
their line and at lower prices than be found In any
ther establishment in Worcester
Wach Repairing and Jobnng done In the best manner
tl8 r.. ID. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April 1, 1646. SIN J. L. BANGS.
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INSURANCE,

FglHE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Z SURhNCE COMPANY, incorporated February IL,
1928 and charter renewed 1847, continue to insure on
buildings every description and except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills Furnaces and Blacksmhs
Shops Tanneries where furnaces are used, Carpenters
Wheelwrights Charmaker's, and Cabinetmakers Shops
or buildings them to be exposed thereby and
buildings in which power is employed or shavings
are made in such quantities to increase the risk, and
buildings used for unlawful purposes or in which unlawful
business is carried with the consent and knowledge OF
the assured
They also insure Household Furniture including books
wearing apparel and family stores, kept in dwelling hous
es-hay end grain, live STOCK carriages and harnesses
Except the stock Of livery stabes)
The long and successful operation of the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and the large dividends
paid the expiration Of policy have secured the conn
dence of the public and the present managers of its con
Germs are DESTROYS that the people should be in
of above information The amount of their cash fGnd
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars and, with their
vigilance in looking after their risks. they confidently be-
lieve it will continue increase. The nducement, to
personAownng kinds OF property which the Company
can INSURE be protected against oss is as great II NOT
greater, in that Office than in any other
NJ Office in the New Court House.
FRED. VIM PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, Seory.
Worcester May 7, I847. 1911
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Gtee Daily e$pp.
Published at No 1872, .HGin- Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum eventyfve Cents per quarter, paid strictly
il advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter, if
qot paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
published weekly the office, Terms,-Sl,75 in
advance, or $500 if not paid in advance.
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Green Mountain Morgan.

Green Mountain Morgan.
~ WIN be at the stable of the subscriber, in
EJN% w Holden, Mass the coming season, for the
He N,rs sired by h he sGl s
of South Royalston His grand-sire Old clifford
Morgan, owned by +. A. Weir, of WapOe, N H. He
is years old-weghs 100 uounds-is l5shands high
bright bay. with black name and TAIL and is fast troer
Also, one Roam Colt-4 years old-weighs 1000 lbs
14k hands high-sire the same.
Terms. SO the season CHENERY ABBOTT.
ADril 26 low,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
TOOLS FOR SALE,

TOOLS FOR SALE,
AT the subscribers Shop III South Worcester,
ONE good Triphammer and fixtures, nearly neU;
" One foot Geered Engine; l single do;
l Chuck Lathe-l Buff frame and heels;
GfndstOnes and frames
Climber for grinding shears;
Milling Machine for iuting;
! Boring Machine and AGgers;
lot OF Blacksmth's Toos
ut of Mills and Drills for chuckng; Vices Screw
mention good Vice, Bench, and draws;
new improved Gard Shaving Machines
The above oos will be sold low prices and posses
sion given the first OF May next the subscribers having
mutually agreed dissolve their copartnership at that
time having sold their Grinder for Grinding Knives
gette with the business Pitt Holiness after that time.
April IA. dwtf BUYDEN & BAKER.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

ANAI 70 A@4N4N4AAd y 4lAI4zlAH :
THE subscribers have this day formed connection in
1 business under the and firm OF HALL e.
THOMPSON, and have taken the Store
NO. 1913 MAIN STREET,
recently occupied by CALVIN KNowLToN. They have also
pirchased the stock in said Store such discount
Will enable them offer any article in Store at from
twenty fifty per cent less than tie original cost
the sgme making greater inducements purchasers
wereever before offered in w, rcester.
This former patrons of this establishment and the public
genenly, respectfully invited continue THAR pat
Tonaee, they will at all times find stock OF Goods
oRd none in this CITY, S. J. HALL,
Worcester, April 49, le49. tilt A Y. THOMPSON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


EOHN A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
~ formerly occupied by Litch Whpple, No. IS Wash
tngton Street, BOSTON, where he will give personal
attention TO III who will be pleased give him their pat
ronage The public respectfully invited call and
examine large collection of specimens of the art.
Boston June 3. If
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MISSES SHOES.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS,

My facilities for procuring THE BEST and most dur
able Boots plete-having made arrangements to
be supplied, by of the best manufacturers in the
country, made to my order, for the retail trade
A good assortment of FORKS FRENCH BOOTS, just
received from Paris French and Am. Calf sewed Dress
Boots; fire Pegged Boot imitation OF sewed that can
hardly be designated from the fine stich Common and
cheaper kinds Pegged Calf Boots of any size or uness
high low the nstep, broad narrow on the ball.
OLD MEMS Sewed and Pegged Calf Boots, with low
heels broad full Calf Boots. larger than any foot
an Massachusetts,
MEMS, BOYS and YOUTHS Calf, Goat Seal, Kip,
Calcutta and Cow Hide Boots-cheap!
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IiE Manufacturing OF Cdssjmeres, Frockings Flannel
and Stocking Yarn win be carried on as usual at the
old stand on BARRE PLAINS. Having improved the ma
chnery and having had long experience, shall be
ou!doDe i'll quality of work. in low prices works.
cts per yard for manufacturing Cashmere and for
Frockng, other work in proportion.
n. Cloth and Yarn constantly on hand and at low
prices in exchange Tor Wool Wood Grain and other kinds
of produce. EYWOOD q GO
Barre Plains, May 81
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New Goods.
HALL g. THOMPSON
HAvE this day received large of the most
desirable styles of DRESS GOODS be found in the
market, consisting Of
Printed LAWNS, MUSLINS and BAREGES,
American and Scotch GINGHAMS,
MOUSS. DE LANES, PRINTS, SC.
Also great variety of Bleached and Brown Sheengs,
Tickings Buraps, Russia and Scotch Diapers Crashes
Bieached and Brown Linen Table Cloths together with
GLOVES and HOSIERY all the different colors and
qualities, all Of which will be sold low as at any place
in this city. HALL & THOMPSON,
l2S Main Street,
April Is opposite Central Hotel.
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SCOTT, OTIS a. co.
Cotton Machinery for Sale,

D ECENTLY used in the manufacture No. so Printing
IL Cloths and noW good running order consisting of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
II Fnishers--l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
speeders 10 heads each is Spinning Frames 1900 lvs
spndes2 pair Mules of 456 and of 52 spindles-
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leoms-1 Cylinder and DoffeI
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined at any time application TO NJ,
5LAs DINsMoRE So Mainst Worcester. For further par
ticulars inquire OF S b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 20 dStaw wtf52
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Factory and water Power tO Let.

Ia MILL, 40 by 60 feet, three stories and attic,
kM% N with water pOwer situated at Worthwhile, in
4@s@- Worcester part or the whole of said mill and
power will be rented the most favorable terms if
applied fo soon. Also, Tenements belonging to the
same. For further particulars apply
Aprl22. If e. b. era WORD, Worcester.
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Feathers Gathers,

E0nA LBS. Pure Live Geese FEATHERS,
OOOtF just received at the CITY STORE, and are
warranted superior any in This MARKET for very
cheap, by MARTIN STOWE,
April 49, If 148 Main ST., opposite Worcester Bank.
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LADIES' SHOESs
Just receved-Ladies French Buskins Ties and Slips
from PhiladeEpha, NEILL'S celebrated Shoes; White
and black Satin Bronze and black Kid Slips; English and
French Kid and Morocco Buskns, Ties ans Slips very
large assortment of Christie RobnSons and S. DriUerS
Kid and Morocco Slips Ties and Buskns bronze black an
light colors JONES' SHOES of Salem, made to order
after Kim5atl's Patterns, of any width fulness.
WALKING SHOES of every variety.
English style high Buskn Polka Shoes OF Morocco
Kid and Bronze thick and thin soies beautiful article.
OLD LADIES SHOES, of extra width and fitness, for
broad tender feet Morocco Kid Velvet and Prunella
always on hand.
CATER BOOTS.
An extensive assortment of LADIES' BOOTS Of every
desirable style and finish Silk warp satin nish Thibet
and Italian Lasting Foxings; NEW YORK CATER
BOOTS with Patent 1ips-Superior TO any in this city
just received.
Toilet Slippers.
FRENCH brought Imitation SLIPS-Silk VELVET
purple and greenCoton Velvet (scaret and blue), and
variety of cheaper kinds.
MISSES SHOES.
Misses Goat and Calf (pegged and sewed) POLKAS;
Bronze, black and light colored CATER BOOTS;
black and light coIors Bronze and bPk Kid SLIPS.
Also, Calf Goat Grain and Kid SHOES, for school or
common
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
Bronze, black and light cold PoLKAS;
do do do blue and tea cold Bootees,
Ankle Ties and Buskias Also, thicker ones-of Goat
Calf, Grain and Kid The whole comprising larger
sortment than can be found in this city.
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Toilet Sinners,

FRENCH brought Imitation SLIPS-Silk VELVET
purple and greenCotton Velvet (scaret and bue and
variety of cheaner kinds.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20
T. - AG W CRATN,
N York, March / ~. $50, Wooster 81.
great Female .Hged cine.

DIR iuwnseiiis oarsaparila Is sovereign
md speedV C r. tor inc pen, ConsnmP' ton,
Rarrenness, l. ucOrrhna. or Whites. ohsirnct.
ed ar d,hirult MenstruatiOn, incon1ineuee n
Urine, or laV,l*ataFr disc haLge fttTht3, md tor
the general prnsfra lion Of the svstenl-nO ma T..
ter heler th, result of an inherent cause or
causes. produced by irregularlty sickness or ac.
cident.
~ Nothing can be more surprising thai It's
inv,gorating effects on tnt human trnUe PEI
sons, all weakness and Iassitnde. ir"m tokil
II, Al tnce become robust aud full of energy ul.
der IT'S influence. 1t mmedia v cnuntera cts
the uerveiessness of the female frame, which
is the great cause Of barrcnness.
II will ne, be expected of us. in cases OF so
deif' ate nature. to exhibit certificates OF cures
performed; but we can hssnrr the 81 FIJI ced lhat
hundreds OF cases have heen repaired to ns.
Several cases where families have been without
ch'larcn, after using few bottles Of this in.
vall lie Medicine, have been blest with healthy
ofs.rinr:
TO Mothers aud Married Ladies
This EA,rac, of Sarsapariiia has been CT
presslv prepared in reference ta female com
plainIs. No female who has reason TO suppose
tina. lie is approaching that critical perOd,
'the urn of lite should neglect 10 AXE il, rs il
is certain preventive tor any Of the numerous
an, horrible disc ases to which females are su-
slsc, at this time Of life This period NAV he
delayed for ,everal years by using this medi.
cine Nor i i, less valuable for hose who are
npnr. aching won,anh"od, asst ia calculated to
ASSIST nature by quickeninY the blood and in.
MIGRATING The system Indeed. this medicine $
jnvalnnble for all OF the delicate diseases to
wh,., women are subject.
II traces the whole system, renews perma
nenlv the natural energies, by removing tho
imp ,ri,ics OF the hody-nol So far stimulating
thcfysem MS tn produce subsequent rraxa
ii n, hirh iS the case with medicines taken tor
fem Q weakness aud disease. -...a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20
DOct. Robert B. COlScr's
OLOSAONAAN
.r. 30 a. an
BALSAM
BEWARE OF DECEP TION& FRAUD

"
An Advertisement having made its appear
IN ance in this paper, stating .hs, my genu
me OIosaonian was for sale at various places
in Litchfield county, the public are hereby in>
formed that my genuine preparation is only 10
&c found in one sized bottles and those large at
81 per bottle, and that the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert b Folger's Olosaonian or
Al Healing Balsam, and my name is signed Al
he bottom with oen. THE spurious article
$ put up in nnch smaller bottles. is, wrapped
in salmon colored oaper, and my full name i.
noi found on he roy of the label The sruFi-
me article alluded To I never prepared and
nave nothing to do with.
4 Agents for Litch6eld County, A. G. Smith
.Ltchfield: Lathrap = Bradford, Wolcoitvills,
nathaniel Smith, Terring'on; Alvord & Bro
hers. New Hartford; f S.Wo"sifnrd, Win
s,ed f. G. lawrence 4 Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames. Falls Village; Finch 4 Kellogg, Wes,
Cornwall George n. Chase, Sharon. Gregory
Z Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; D, B. ScoHetd &
Co. Kent. 1890; ..',
ROBERT .. FoLcER. N. D.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20
Iron, Steel, Nails sc.

EZRA CLARK 4 90
No. 81 FrMOt ST., corner Of FerTI ~ I,
[HARTToED.
HAVE now in store, and offer for
sale on liberal tel ms, u complete ass"rI>
meat Of IRoN, Steel, &C. comprising IT,
part.
English, Swedes and American Belt and
Bolt Iron
Mill Skating, any size s. length required
Band, Hoop, and Scroll Iron. all sizes
Fiat and square sllt rods, various qualities.
Oval and halt oval Iron.
HrazIer'S RuUS, all SIZES.
EngIisls and American Sheet Iron, No
10 26. .....-..
Norwes ,an and Horse Nail Sods.
Horse, and Ok Sine Shapes.
Pipe Box Iron. Iron sAxletrees, Cart AID
Wagon Bikes.
Carriag. Springs, Iron ware.
Mall bile Iron, Carriage bolts aud NUS.
Sleigh Shoes, Horse Nails.
BIacksmIth's Bellows. FIRE Brick.
Cast Steel, all s,Zes aud shapes.
Double Shear Steel,
Engl lsh Blistere,i Steel.
American DO do
Spring steel, Swedes Steel.
Curk,ny Steel, Anvils and Vices.
Crow bars, Mill Cranks, Files, RasPs, &C.
A constant SUPPLY vi Old Colony Cut
Nails and Spikes ~ ON
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribershave madearrange.
. men.sto keepa constan supply OF ii
frstra:earticle OF Geese Eea Z hers
-seieced and packed with grealcare hy
~. selves in packages from 2OtO 5Olbs.
and will furnish at all iiMesanyquantiiy
from 20 to 1000 lbs. OF a quantity they
will warrant to ben GOO as the best.
as low prices as can be purcha SEED o
aqua Equality inthe state. 80
s. & L. HURLBUT.
rVim hester. lS4s. .h.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20

Al GNTAI Mill. FSIN W 1WILD and
II SINGLE MILL, siua,ed on She
paNr River. in Canadn village, Ga
sen TIL above N,lls.ara supplied by
3 never fa,l.ag stream OF water, being
ID hv.,~os ls'0e ponds in the immcdi-
NE vicmitv - lh,. situation is one OF the
IDS, drsilalie ~ The coun y.s,Hc will be
4 SssI1 lsss es a1tTf
wis' G"shsn, Feb 2, 1898 7't = Sm
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20
"Verbum sat Sapi-
0nte "

WHEREAS, I have on my books
some 80 CT $7OO which remain unsettled snd
as u 10 necessary tor mo 10 pay my dtols:
hereby request all th,se whose acc'n"IS nave
been oil more than SIX mutlhs standing. ana
all those VIII" have not setilcdup tor lSa7 to
call o. Immediately 30 and 0ct-IOrk OUtTth
DOE as delays are dangerous, and LAW
ERS plenty. No Mistake this time, ana last
call - 10 E#.sEst
no have on hand Pork by the pourd Or
barrel. Lard and Eau,s, "f The frst quuli..-
Also IA Store Sheep few sale, 10 g""d csn,iiti-
on s. d. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfeld. Feb. 3. lo45 80
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Removal.
1000 FAIR
BOOTS AND SHOES

A T Reduced Prices for cash, ma! be found
"A at s Clocks, one door west OF the, Cont
House, and will ne offered, a very low prices
fos few weeks ssHas
Unsettled accounts are in such shape asss
require immediate attention. A Mead 90 tn p
s..t r s. cLoCK. y
Lisehfsld May. IS. feAs o. 90. .fe. az
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20
New HAVEN Northampton
Company. ...-
E15y9 ssEzas s74sszsa 49,
s1Ng5NaH EHtgSSSyv u SSssSsSSy5 2&ssE8

Commencing January rs, lS4S.
ON and after Wednesday, January
q, Trains will leave daily, Sunda,s excepted,
% follows: q f.
Leave New Haven for Plainv lille at s as A
NJ p. Nj. and ! P. M.
Leave Plainviile tor New Haven at 8 30 A.
NJ, u A. M. aid 4 40 r. M .....
Du-The S 80 a. M. Train from Plainville'
and the AP. NJ Tram from New Haven will
be freight T aims With Passenger Car attach
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-20

u
The Vegetable Pie klectuary,
invented ~ DR. A. UpAam, adisthgnIshe
physician of New York city, is the enl! rcs'
J., successful remedy fol I Il dangerous and
distressing complaint the Piles, cvel offered to
The American public, a... ...r.
Mark this. ii is an int. rnal rcmedy-not an
external appl alton, and vii. cure any case Of
Piles, eilne, bleeding or blind, internal "r eX'
ter,.al, and probably the only thing that Will
There is no mistake about il. II lisa positive
cure-speedy and permanent II Is also a
convenient medicine to take, aud improves the
general heah h ina remarkable manner,
Each hex contains IL doses ats IL cents
per dose. II is very mild in i;s operate ion, and
may be taken in cases of the most acute IN.
fiammaiion wilhou, danger. All external APP
plicaticns are in the highest dtsree disagree
able, ircc nvenieni and offensive. and itoin the
very nature al th, disease. ieini'"Iar! miner
effects. This Medicine attacks the dIH'ase al
Is source, and removing the cause, renders The
cure certain and permanent E -t
iEy-Cure ioI lite guaranteed. The ElectOry
-onl aims no mineral medicines, ma apes, no
sambese or either pow erlui and irrita., z pu'-
.ative. No tar oi ;akMG cold while under lis
~ + renee, no change indiei necessary II Ia.
ieu according 10 The direc ions cure for liir
is guaranteed, .,r.. a. .r..... ..-.r
Pamphlets giving valuable information re.
specti thu yredicins may he obtained OF A.
gents gratis
d, +. Brauiev 1870 Washington street. Boss
| ,Ih, General - ut fcr the ~ " England
S'ates. s'
AarSrs--S Ra-l, 5Ltchfeld: w H Hung
erirra. ~ olcotyiut IS Thomas l. Son. Pym-
"nih: G u"m"hrev, e naan.; E G Lawrence,
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