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Tavern Stand for sale.

80 THAT valuable Real Estale we'll known the
.iIAL TATNICK HOTEL, in Worcester, is ofere d
for sale favorable The House is iodous,
well arranged and in complete order. The Barn large
and convenient, with good Carriage House and Sheds
adjoining. To wishing engage in keeping public
house, the above affords opportunity the location
beng favorable one, the great road leading from
Worcese Barre; the house has always been well
patroznied. A portion of the purchase money
main mortgage, il desired The place will be to let
il moi sold previous the i.s OF June.
For further particulars, inquire of Col. JAMES EsTA-
BROOK tfNSl May 4.
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces
TO MARRIED T,ADTES

DY the strong solicitations of her friends and partron,
- Mrs GooDw y, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name 10 b. brought before the public for the otose
RED women who prefer their lives M the hands Of
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of womsns life
Mrs y experienced and successful and hold,
herself readiness "a the calls Of all who wish 10 secure her
services and she feels confident by her long experience IN her
profession iogiye entire satisfaction ali who NAV wish 10
employ her.
Mrs @ will be found at her house, No. IL Browns
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester, Feb Il an
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TOILET,

TIME BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
@M / known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Def
A.sZ pot, 100 feet by 5O-wil he fitted ~
late Lessee track will be laid Desired for cars to run
nto basement
Also Building situated near the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop-50 by 90 H.
stories high with steam engine and engine house
ed-and acksnith's shop near, 40 10y 81 feet stories
high, with yard room-will be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given Inquire the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No las Main
Strset DIFF Feb 9.
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TOOTH RRUSHES.

THE greatest variety Of nice English and French Tooth
Brushes offered in Worcester, now for sale al
MAIN STREET-Nos. col d PSI, corner of Front
April 25. deop6w w6t SCOTT &c IAZEIL
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Grape and Black Silk Shawls.

a COMPLETE assortment OF Black S.ik ShawIs com
n prisng handsome large Shawls al F.us On mrs
Also. the mort splendid assortment of WHITE GRAPE
SHAWLS ever offered in Worcester at much less nan
the usual prices, for sale at CHAMbERilN,S
NAY 8. dw
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

nave not paid their last quarters bill and some Who
have suffered them 10 longer that thu Sc accounts
must be settled IMMEDIATELY And q ] remaining I'm,
se'tled on The tn nieta Of Nag nert, will be LETT wi h an
attorney lor collection U. T. THOMPSON.
April ~. dw
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80 TUE STORE on The Boston and woTcesterRsiI
as 'oad, near Sutton's tirist Mill. II is one q
80 the most convenient buildings the Flour Grain
and SAT- Trade IN the CRY OF Worcester il being so stu
aiei as To unloai directly from the Cars II has four
large ms 'or Grsn Salt, which receive the loading
from the cars, and to the nearly loco bushels
each without scarcely any labor. This Establishment
can De mad on reasonable terms, ii applied Tor
For iu,lher particulars, inquire nf EDWARD EARLE,
or DARIUS RICE. dow 5mo 6
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BARRETTS DYE HOUSE,

BARRETTS DYE HOUSE.
14O WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Cioaks, Shawl, Handkercnefs scarf
- Bonnets DC. Gents Coats, overcoats, and Pants
dy ed and finished in The best manner
The subscriber having the agency Of the above
celebrated Dye House, is prepared TO receive ami for
ward goods TO be dyed AMI hopes the character
The establishment for despatch and beauty of work
together with his endevurs please will ensure him
share of patronage. AT
MARTIN r. WILLIAMS Bonnet Rooms
Central Block, 1877 Main street, Worcester
ApFh =. dwtf
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MARKET GARDEN TO RENT.
House Lois for Sale.

VERY pleasantly situated Lot on Elli" sueet hav-
"A ing good Cellar dug and stoned, and also frsrate
well OF water ON il. Fifty feet b. ninety
Also Several Garden Street on the LiIcon Estate
A. wIshto close out what have remaining. shall offer
the above on the most accommodating terms.
Nav o2 d3w d. 8. MESSENGER.
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TO LET

- A COMMODlOUS store, Tenement, and Barn
G.A N situated Webster Depot. IL is well ealcu-
s. lated the Beet and shoe business. abundance
OF aep for Ihess branches business &c nnd in tais
vis,nity 1t is well arranged merchandzng
which purpose il has been occupied for several years
For terms which will be liberal good tenant apply
"a The Depot Master or CLEMANS & HARMED. near ths
reuises df webster, Nov 2
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HOUSE AND LOT
FARM FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
hnA l about mile south OF Grafton centre contain
s1s1- ing about IS good Land well watefed-the
E1ilh hgs in good condton-the House IS large and
convenient families with never failing well OF
Excellent in the house-the Barn has been built
within years. The Farm is divided into Pasture,
Wood Land, Moving and Tage. There is good Water
Privilege the premises where dam can be raised with
ont flowing premises. Said Farm will be sold low
aRd on easy terms further Information apply to the
ubscriber in Sutton centre, OF 90 HESRY y PRENTlCE
the premises. HENRY ID. HOWAitD.
suttan Dec g. dwtf
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Nervous Diseases,

which complaints arise IRON simple cause namely
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
o. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi.
zines increase the disease for they weaken the vital en-.
srgies of the already Frustrated system while under
the strengthening e-gving vitalizng influence Of Gal
vanism applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery, the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health strength elasticity and vigor
The great peculiarly and excellence Of
DIR. Chl Galvanio Curatives.
consists in the fact that they cure disease by
OUTWARD application in place of the usual mode of drug
ging and physickng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection
They strengthen the tohole system eqialixe the ciTct
tatfon Of the boOd promote the Secre0Hs and DO
the ST. ghest injury under any circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three years SINCE
10000 Persons
large number of ladies' who are peculiarly sub.
iect to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
hing else been tried in vaini
Tolustrate the use ofthe GALVANIC BELT, sup
pose the OF person afflicted with that bane of civil
zation DYSPEPSIA or any other Chrome Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases stimuants taken which,
by their action the and muscles of the ston-
ach afford temporary relief but which leave the patient
IN lower state and with injured faculties after the
ton thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the
effect resulting from the application OF the GALVANIC
BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer even in the worse
the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed In a
short period the insensihe perspraon will the
positive element of the Belt thereby causing GaYanc
circulation which will pass to the and thence
back again to the positive thus keeping up continu.
GUS Galyanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PERMA-
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS is OFTEN AM.
PLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS.
Certificates and Testimonials
From the most Respectable Sources,
Could be given sufficient TO fill every column in this pa
per! We make few selections. The first is
EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
and conclusiyely proves that
Truth is stranger than Fic-
tion."
The following .etter narrating one of the most re-
markabe events in the annals Of Medical Science is
from the
Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman
HNew Jersey Of distinguished attachments and exalted
reputation =
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For Sale.

-, TWO story dwelling House, situated Salem
fManA n St Said house is so BY % feei, with wood
s shed and other convenience The lott So feet by
a. convenient for large small f4mily and consider
able fruit on premises For further particulars
OF AVIAN ALLEN, Is Trnmbull ST.
Worcester, KY =. fS4S. dtf.
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HEIRS.

III are weekly receiving from the SHAKERS sun
W plies ofFRESH HERE'S, which we can seil.whole
ale AM retail at the shakers prices
ID. SCOTT, JR., 81 co,
MAIN STREET-Nos. 2Ol-6 2sl, corner Of Front
March N
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Wafer Power 40 LED.
For sale

- A VALUABLE ESTATE. No. II Summer ST.,
fssA "A consisting OF House, Barn and Building Lot.
zl supply good ard durable water, with many de-
rable privileges when examined. du March ).
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FOR SALF

- A NEW and e.egsns f0UsE on Laurel Street
TS1A n Inquire OF AERRIFIELD & HAPGOOD.
Isssse4I Feb 5. dif
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The following Litter, narrating of the most re-
markable events in the annals Of Medical Science
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For sale In Worcester, by the Agents M. d. GREEN
andJ. GREEN IL co. dM&sweoply Nov 8.
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Hair Brushes.
LOT Of elegant Hair Brushes of English and French
n manufacture, just received and for sale by
SCOTT q LAZELL,
MAIN sIREEr-Nos. 2ol g. 2sl-corner OF Front.
Aprii %. deop4w wat
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For Sale,
THE STOCK AND TOOLS Of a Blacksmith shop.
uated near the Court House Inquire al this ofiic
Dec Is. dxpI
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscESr OrFieE.

E.
 Tuesday Morning March2 25 lses
 CoifoR.- The announcement os the steamer Cana. das arrival, which was made In our columns yesterday morning. had the edect of chec kins-,rans actions In Cotton, sad only 1900 bales changed hands, al SaturdAy's prices. Nothing detiniie was known ot the tenor ot the news, nor were any nar tlcuiars received during the day. though t was reported to be in, and uniavosabie fos Cotton.
 7obaceo.-The only sales We heard of were Ia hhds.. 4 A. at Sc, 2 do. at elz 4 to. at G., and R. al 31se r ID. were sold at former prices. ahe market closing int Of Molasses zoo bbss sold it I6sa ,c.. nciui,ns 40+ bbls. at lSc.. P gallon. Ft0r-The Flour maTSe was qutrt but. if anything hrmer Sales, l500 bbls . inciudins small lot at $4 B. 100 bbIs Ohio at SA 27Is. 23u do. at S4 S2, 900 do from hAtboat si S4 B. 10 do Iinois at g. 45, 300 do. Fine ai $i, and 200 do Si Louis Ga second bfand) at $5 % bbl.
 CoTn.-The sales were limited, owing chiefly 10 the light stock, to 5000 sacks, of winch gsa sacks damaged at ZIG, $50 to good mixed at 4, 1900 ,lo wh,'e at 4z' is'0 do at A4 sud 42oo sacks yellow. m four lots, at s5c. P bashei
 Prosisioas.-The transactions in Pork were ra,he, larger than usual. comprising s500 obs as follows loO bbs. Mess at g s7 POS do Psim~ a, &s 75. 4U do Mess al $0, and 5000 do to arrive by t.t of May. al $l0V bb. A lot of 50 DO0 ib Bulk bro,,xh, g 65 for Playground, and 5a boxes short Middes 5'ae. ib No change in Bacon, which fetaIis al 5c tor prime Sdes and g e for the best Shoulders oi Lard, sS bbls. No sold st 5i< 3b0 do. No. ! at 5s4. and i50, very prime. s, Sc. v ib. wwR'ee.-A sale ot iOs nerces Carolina. for the West, al 33sc. F ib.
 Sah.- A cargo of 1000 bashsIs Turks Isiand brought 35c. in bulk
 Hhsty --Dui, and retailing at l7,<sise. far Reciiled.
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s,us Skl. ; charrrs asmscs. 1NO r NEEIY
ClNrERS flN RR rrRRhIt

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLIcTEDgfe A MONO ihe many discoveries which sse ethiiAx "A to the blessings nf me preseps geRvyNa~h, ihs undersigned confidently assures the Yssfak that lie has in his passrssinn remeiy for gias ssseuagbt disease, called Cancer. hishvio deemed iNxvssese ihis remedy is kaNwa to be certain ln iss habpv .heets, 1T Timely application is made. before thS disease resehes inaeTnAi orgahs Ss tsfEksSes AxxfM vated by isrrcPer treatment. rhss medicine las peculiar eherniraf affinity for c4nerTous depoxIi- reiusng at the same time. lo act oM the sufsoaa,. thgiPaFs-and, whitc extracting the Cancer it com. Plet~y removes every part snd paiicc of eancerous aaeciion. 70 that ~heR eyre k peEforaaed tf is lifetime cure. and no patient need gesr return of the disease--wheh invariably happens fiom the nse ot the Knife and osiier pfosesseti remedies
 This wonderful remedy was discovered by Dr. B Shepard, of Verm ns, Nnd has been sArce.stnt in hundreds of formidable and aggravated cases, ahA ,s free from all mineral vegetable poison aud has heen applied with safety and success to canecta of ihe Tongue. IL canof he too fosrihly i,nts sessea on those affitcted with Caneess to make eaifv an- Pi'caon, as delays ate dangerous. and peclchss tAs cure.
 Numerous testimonials and certificates msy ka seen, aitesting ihe efficacy sad efficiency O, tL,s 'ned'ciae ' treating every variety aRd description of Cancer
 0J- All letter., postpaid, will receive promp a,- ton. l. THOMPSON M~n
 P.s.--Dr. T. will remain i., Ittle Rock su,i, tn, is' of June, where he will be happy to await ea those afflicted with Caneer. Hts loom ia as the Rock Hotel. nLoa ,.s
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and Gsenteel swinAlInn.

On Saturday Iast, wei drpsscd, good looking man called al J. R. Danforth & Co.'S, aad intro duced hmseif as Aif. Porter, ef the firm Of \. . Porter & Co.. Nashville, and sayisg he desired 10 make some purchases; and was shown through Danforth & Co.'s establishment snd bad suhsnilIed Co his examinations sach goods as he thought suit able for his market He selected sasne si20U ar sl50o worth. and said he would pay either Ten. Hessee bankahle mohey for them on Monday, wheu he would call for them. He tIsrn reaJsrhed thai he had been commissioned to purchase some lewelry and would be obliged to MF DaBforlh if he would direct him where he could sup,ay himseif One of the cieFks accompanied the gentleman so w. Warrfner's JrweiFy store, sna ialrodaced him tO Mr. w. as customer of DanfoFIh k Co. The gentleman, afief a earsfai examinaii0n of Mir. W s stock. seiecled several. ariicles, which ie requested te be Pnt aside for him aath Mon day. In tiIe afternoon he called h al Mr. Dan Iorihs and stalled that he had concluded to take some ef Inc finer goods, selected ia fine mosninu, and pack in his trunks, 70 be shipped in Hdvauc. of the other goods The merchants assrms.d readily 10 the aTranaement--told Mr. Porter o call that night aDd the articles would ha req,y for him --and declined the geRiieman's e5ef to pay an ad- vance upon his bill. Mr. Porter Jas he Called him self,l next proceeded to Harriner's, and slated that he desired to take to the hoIsl some of the articles he had aId aside iH the morning, ts submit them to the judgment of friend, and would leave ihe price Of the articles with Mir. Warrner Mr. w. readily consented that the gentleman should show the articles to his friend, and would moi ask any depositiR Iiea of them. On Saturday night Mir. DsnforIh,s clerk forgot his engagement to deliver the goods to Mir Porter who, proba- bic, called at the store in the clerks absence and lucky for hiessrs- D. & Co. that it so happened, Mir Porter has not since been seen tn Louisville, nor heard of by Mr Danforth or Wsrriasr.
 The articles which Mir. Porter rsafi:ed from his transaction with Mr Wsrtinef are two gold watch chains oue diamond fling, and two foi jewe eed geld lever watches-the lct valued at S267
 This Jerry Diddlrr is represented as man of pleasing address, and honest, genteel appearance. is jndge of goods, and evinces decided taste and judgment in his selections. He is about forty five years old, weighs 80 pounds hasd dark hair and eyes, and wears small, neat whiskerS--L0a. CoGy,
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Attempt to Ex,ort Money.

Recently au attempt was made in the city of New York to extort from William B. Astor the sum of fifty thousand dollars, by sending him threaten- ing letter, signed J. E. Eastwood. in which he was assured that his life depended upon q strict com pliance with what was demanded. The epistle seems to us to be very clumsy and ll-concocted rigmaroie, and is entirely too long circumstantia and argumentative 10 have been the work either of very ingenious, experienced or resoiute rascal The writer says that his father the partner of John Jacob Astor, the father of William E.. |" from 1874 to lSl7, in the manufacture of spurious ceins for trading in the fur and India trade; that the amount manufactured was g., 800 ,000, the average cost of which Si6O 10 the thousand-( leaving pretty fair proit)-t the writer's father died, and that his death, well as his uncle's, had been caused by John Jacob Astor, who largely in their debt; that he called on Mir Astor to inquire about his transactions with his father; that Mir Astor gave him $l0 000, with which he commenced business, and got to be worth Sl60000 but that in ls32 he failed. and applying again to MT. Astor for assistance, was refused it."
 The letter concludes, as such epistles generally do, saying to MT. Astor that, if you make any effort detect the person using the money, il will only prove your entire desiTuction."
 Nevertheless, an attempt was made, through the poice to discover the villains, and there is proba- biIity that it may not be unsuccessful. An adver- iisement inserted in the New York Herald, which induced one of the conspirators to repair 10
 
 whom was handed packet made to resemble package of money. This man, whose name is Bragg was followed by the police 10 the United States Hotel, where he left it; and afterwards another, of the name of Riggs, inquired for and re- ceved it. They were both take n into custody, and, if convicted of conspiracy, five years residence in the State prison awaits them, where they will have leisure to repent and to reform
 Tine Herald says that this bunging conspiracy to extort fifty thousand dollars from w. E. Astor possesses in greater degree the the element of hoax than true and bona fde attempt by skilfuI and accomplished rognes. The whole affair from beginning te end seems to be piece Of humbup''
 The Herald seems to suspect, too, that the police might have had something to do with getting up the hoax in order to give proof of their dexterity in tracing and detecting plots and consprecies of this nature. On the other hand, the newspapers in ren- era seem to regard if serious affair, and as bona fide attempt" 10 extort money. The New York Daily Globe calls it Ga stnpendous and well planned project of fraud" IL says: "The amount of the stake large, and the cards well selected; but the sk Ill of the players has been most signay defeated by the operations of our excellent police system.
 Wecan readily believe that the attempt to frighten Mir Astor out of his money bona tide one: but il does not appear to 10 have been very well planned.
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NPsskins sai Ia Meeting The editor of Gss day book, disingulshsd Fndlxf6uxl. l&ssA fsnssrknlds fseaisy d speaking his mind wlisoat ss. tses,n,Is 'aliem or ssy mental fe~ervstioa wifnseves. ne wicids twe-edged brand. which sparee sag Frbsud oT foc. heaf what he avs Of his whir Traewds. ''The psiaIni syeephsncy ef the~s elFsce-seeheys
 s likely to he appreciated by President Taylor, ana will not fsH ef e~rcatng reward Hts son- -in law Bliss, will net be raWch slower ta .npprehen.; fine motive of those who are asss urging tIse prr.sm. latton oi swofd 10 hisn by the legislature ef New York. He knows thas must bs Eor ssae,l,;uv done very recently for marrying shs daughter of the prerideniis dispenser of sstasiesuot for writ. Ing the dispatches, saTiag the tes sud dsnspys of the csnqa~rot of the Rio f:Faade. Monterey. and Baena Vista. HV ksoWs that It is sos tl.e servens he Is expected Io eader 10 siieae lawniar servIe despieable eihce seekers, and not fer anything ,hs, he has doar to his eeGaify in thp field os ia the tent.
 "Cal Rliss is very brave. scientific. and scecn- p'tSfed oifeer-an honas te the serviee-a ihlsIs~d gentleman and srhohr-veFy amiable and mild In his disposition, but not very son afer aiI as tce poor hatierers seem 10 think Try him and see
 "Whai evidence hss he or hls father .in-law ever given ot being sach downright fool as thrsc foois take them both tO bel"
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Tragedy.-A young girl, ahont twenty years of age, living in the family of B. F. Biasdaie, of New Boston, N. IT., administered morphine 10 the aged mother of MT. Baisdale, by whom she had been adopted, and treated with the tenderness of a child, which proved fatal in few honrs. She gave it in preparation of liquoriee, which the old lady was in the habit oi taking. Afterwards she gave dose to child of MT Baisale. in some tea and the child soon afterwards died. Alter the funeral ot the child, she dissolved some more of the morphine in the tea of which the family were to paItake. Mr. and Mrs. Blaisdale, pereeiving that the tea had a peculiar taste, drank only small portion of it, but enough to make hem both i 1, though not danger ousiy. The girl was then suspected, but denied the charge brougSt against her Afterwards she con- ieSsed the crime As she exhibits no symptoms of
 insanity, the inference is that she expected to inherit the proreTty belonging to the family aiier all the members were dead. II is shocking depIaviy, and. like mtst attempts to commit murder for the sake ofobiaining property has resulted in no benefit 10 the guilty wretch.
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TIE WlPEs FRIEND.
Imee.aaM to those ssest ie teeuws Nstk.


 DROFESssR ALExisv. PAULiTAN,t e ff.e N Parts Lying ia Hospital. uesabsr of ths Messs Acsd~my of fianse. CsTresptading Seesets.y e the Paris phsrinseestiesi e ege ,fespeetGaliy ef leave 10 announce ie the iaAses of hsasrixa. h. bod has appcialed DIX JEROME |. E ROPH HURT'Y, of New York. his sole AmeEssa Al for the sale ol hs woildeffnl ,nesiieine, saow s France as ,he WIPES FRIEND, or Mo7stf tEa ASSISTANT. the most extraordinary medic. s. eoye.y the world has seeR. It's pfotiaee q 10 lessen the Pain. es Ci;d Bifih. and promote sse. easy ant speedy deiivety, bieh Il does by assists ing nature IL Is perfectly bsrmiess, elhsaeioas. pessaD, fo the tAsie end heyss fails to promote easy snd sale dei,sery, sad improves lhs general health oi both ,s.o her ss child II has heei tssie for years ,n al inc prinstpsi Lying in HosptaiE ol Flu ope aud receives the ssBetta cf assfly all fhs p,osninen. Cottages and Medical Deh si she oli wofh II $ ihe greatest medicine ID tbe world {. as ali will sd,ait hst taedie,bs masi be fhai wiIi lessen the sesF,bie paths usually aisendand on el hjiih. There IS mistaks about the tnsdksise doisg at thst IS sad oft.
 l u never Faiis h Is in the fosm of fine, tight powder. to be made into ad''nk, and used ios lew week, p,es,oas fo the expeeted eyeai, aad lis rrIss |. 50 low ss ,o kting n wilhin the fessh eI all Surely no humsne hashspd ~iii saEsf s;s :: :.s su endure rsi,, when II can bg essliy sa-i stesply avoided For spe small smm ct bcaiy sl. ssn DOS, rsid to DR JEaoME Y. C, ,ROfENHuRrY. New Yosk Pos,ofhse. pseksgs ~aa s~ sent by return mail, it being so light that h esa bs sent 1 any xbsie by Q Aii, al very trselag sesi. Nc aat,sia letf. Fs iskea trDsn the office. To IseseA ! isayesiiion, he U. s, Agent, Df. Kopeahuaiy wal write his m igii its cufsse label vf tatl 1 package. No csaef ssaa,se. Rs%4ssssT aiss ss,axo 2h;Sh.