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Use of ChiOr0f0rm Dr. Mott restored the
contracted arm OF a young woman, at one of his
recent clnques before the the medical class OF
the University, on Broadway. She was also I'M
der the influence OF ChIorelorm Three weeks
previous, this young woman woke in the morn
ing and tound her arm stiff and benumbed, ap-
paren'ly as il her body had rested upon it She
could sraighten it out, and the effort caused ex-
IRENE pain. In this condition it remained two OF
three weeks, becoming so rigid that no hing but
force could restore its natural action. The oper.
alton a painful one Yet the arm was
straig htened, the contracted muscles extending,
detachng themselves from the & shy part OF the
arm where adhesion had taken place The pa
tent moaned little, but there was no apparent
suffering.
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TnE FREE SOIL QUESTION.

The Lowell American, speaking OF the action
OF the present Congress, says:
II is evident that the Southern members the
whole batch, with trilhg excepuons,-are de
termined to make one more grand attempt to in
timidate the North and frighten off the Wilmot
proyiso. by threats and hluser about the Disso-
tuition of the Union. This is their old game, and
in most instances it has been successful. 1t Is
likely to be again. 1t may be confidently ex-
pected that the tempest will become so over.
towering that Northern members will begin to
wayer; the letter writers will begin TO shuddei;
Mr.. Winthrop and Mr.. Mcdowell will begin TO
shed tears; the patronage OF the administration
will be used to aid the the tremors OF the Dough
faces, aud finally some compromise or other will
be proposed and supported by the whole South,
and get enough Northern votes to make it sue
cesstul This will all be effected by the omnip-
ctent power of Buster The Southern mem
bers have not the remoiest thought OF dissolving
the Union; they could not effect dissolution il
they were all in favor of it; bat they pretend To
be in favor it, in order to scare the Northern
men out Of their convictions The proper way
to counterfeit all this, is for the members who
feel that Slavery ought not TO be extended, to
fight the Slavery men with their own weapons.
Let them hold Northern Convention: let them
buster: let them threaten to dissolve the Union
ifSlaYery is extended. 1t buster and bombast is
more powerful than reason, let these agencies be
used on the right side, and made 10 give victory
to Liberty, and not forever be used TO give the
triumph to Tyranny. But this cannot be DONE
The Southern Wings and Democrats will drop
their party prejudices and fight Tor dear Slavery
but the Northern Wing hates Northern Dem
ocrat, and the Northern Democrat hates North
ern VIII SO much worse than he hates a slave
holder OF his own party. that no nnion on the par
of the North can be effected ssDivde and Con
quer,''i is the motto OF the slayepower-und i
they have always succeeded, and they will sue
oeed hereafter.
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For he Spu.


Ia glancing al report the Fine Arts, wer
iorc!hly reminded Of "LowePs deScrip, of cnic,'
which we orbear 10 give yet we feel that OF tie
greatest Heterogeneous IN this profession, is The
criticism 10 which II is constantly exposed, Aud IN jus,
tee TO series OF pencil drawings laeIy exhibited from
Miss Biute's Drawing Academy, take the liberty TO
give bret explanation.
Many of the pictures drawn during the first
course of lessons and all within the period o quar-
iers at the Drawing School, and therefore, who THAI
practically acquainted with drawing, could expect that
pupils in thai time, could produce original designs OF
sketches iIom nature shaded, 'eVen bold aud free
as those lately shown. One Of the best of this SeIes
drawings, was the Church at Roxbury" by pupil OF
lar 'ess experience" III this branch tlan tue lady in oil
painting was represented 10 have had in that The
dence OF Hannah Moore drawn by pupil in
iis course who had previously aiken lessons -
similar explanation might be gwen OF each pctue were
It necessary. No good teacher in Drawing wishes 10
make mere copyst OF pupil, but as many teachers
have remarked, would have leir studio literally filled
with natural objects Tor the pupil to sketch,
their power, but as it impossible proceed upon
pruclpe, The only pracu6abe way to be- tend
al first The use OF the pencil and he varieties Of shading
by copying the designs OF best aftists the
time giving nsrucuonin Perspective Drawing, until the
pupil sufficiently with the rules, put
Them in practice. This is tie course pursued at the
Drawing School in this city, all who have patron
1t, can eS.ity.
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Great Sale at Auction.

g w. SELBY & CO., will sell at their Sales
~. Room, No. IS MAIN STREET
ON SATURDAY, Dec s, at o'clock P. M,
so bush. Carter Potatoes,
% bush Chenango Potatoes, rs do Pink L. es, so do.
Peach Blows, 500 lbs. Ctrsn Melon tor preserving.
l74 bbis prime CUCUMBERS, gathered il and fresh,
ROW in the brine for picking some Martynias,
500 heads Savoy Cabbages, small bHt good; or BUSH
Yellow tore Turn s; los Roots Celery.
Also, l HACK, I'D fashioned, IN good repair
and fine running order; two secondhand sLEIGHS.
Likewise, Nm assortmen Of
Second hand FURNITURE, consisting in part of
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Feather Beds
Bed Clothes Cooking and Oicestoyes Looking Classes
Dec d2t 8 w. SELBY, Auct.
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through the whole torn the glow Of new life.
On such subject, Of course, we can produce
nothing like conviction in advance OF experience.
But curiosity will lead to experience and expert
ence to increased comfort everywhere, 10 the al
most religious ordinance OF daily ab!uIion. As
'dr BabbIt's name is already incorporated among
the common nouns and verbs oft E0glIsh lam
guage, aud is likely 10 become household word,
we have thought this sketch OF the man and his
doings might be interesting,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-07

GOLD FIsHING Isaac W alton, a Burline Ton
boy in California, and son oil Jacob l.. alton, of
Newark, has sent his father $l2S in gold dust,
being the amount he bagged during his first days
hshiAg in the California rivers He continued
at the spot for about fortnight aud netted 600
dollars, but finding it excessively aborous, he
SHIPPED on board Panama steamer as fret mate at
the small wages OF $500 month
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-07
XXXIst CONGRESS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5
SENATE. Senators Dickinson, Borland, and
Bradbury appeared in their seats o-day.
Mr.. Mangum submitted resolution, allowing
a Clerk to the Vice President, which, alter ex
animation, was adopted Adjourned.
House. The House met uua. The Jour-
nal was read, when, on motion of Mr. Boyd, the
balotings for Speaker were resumed, with the
following result:
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FATAL AccIDENT.-We learn thai it was small
portion ofthe flooring jos in The third story Of the un-
fnished brick block in Blackstone that gave way on
"Wednesday morning, and that carried with it nine
men TO the lower Hoor. nurng three Of them severely
One Of the has since died the Others il is thought
viii recover from their wounds. The damage to the
building IS very slight.
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Apples at Auction.

s. w. SELBY & CO., viii sell al their Sales
Room no So MAIN STREET,
THIS friday DAY, at 2 O'clock 2. NJ,
S0 BBL5 OF choice Fall and Winter Apples marked (E).
~ The above property will sold account OF
whom il may concern, TO pay freight and charges.
HENRY GRAY, Agent w. R. r. Cor ,oration.
Worcester Dec Z. dir
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COPPER AT PiTTsRURGH--fhe works erected at
Pittsburgh for the smelling Of Lake Superior Copper
now smeit from six TO sight per day. From the
amount oi metal received and that receive about go
tons Of copper viii be made this =ar at the Psburg
furnace
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
TYPES taken with Voightlander,s OuicI
Camera.
No. RFsmRnw UHnER NY N

NWs Br1nkey Hall. Nm q
hs proprietor of this Establishment has fitted mn on
.is,y anew ms spacious and commodous Rooms and
mem with every convenience comfort thai can
DC OBTAINED IN the most fashionable rooms 10 the Ha
mas procured one Of voghtanders Large Quick Came
large as any in this bityor the purpose Of raking
large types, groups of persons, and children il svIe If l
gancs ana perfection that be obtained by the sa az
ano es perfect instruments lie has also procured
large ot OF GOLD LOCKETs double ana single Of ali
zes am descriptions, which he offers for sale al lower
prices tnan fhey can be aught any osher place n ha
sn@ ta ne uh prepared as heretofore furnish his friends
can 90 produced OF the character Of the
TINS long established Gallery, is enough to state that
mey save ed the very highest tokens fvor from tho
a.e Mechanics Fair u this city, and from other equally
sources. Probably establishment the coun-
ny eoloys higher reputation for perfect and skilfnv
executed types which exhibit the form and mnutes usrs
ofthe original fully and accurately delineated F"''
The public here and those visiting this civ are inv,,ea IN
a ana examine for themselves the beautifully ana All;
iuily executed types at DR.. VAN AISTfN,s ISL
a. No rnlsy Hall, under the charge Of Mr.
= MINIATURES put into SILK for Gland into velvs,
N. D. Stock constantly hand and for sale At reason
80 P''Se'' utJI Dec z.
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ET The Boston power has decided that Mr..
Wilder of Norfolk county is the fttest man FOR
President Of the Senate.-Lo,OeH american.
" Col Wilder's dwelling is in Dorchester,
short distance from Boston, but for all practical
purposes he is Boston man, that being his place
Of business
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Cause.-The Milford tDel.| Beacon says II is esm-
ated that atleast S5OO00 have been expended in Kent
county, during the present year, for Guano alone
number Of Tie Farmers in the two lower counties of
aware have very successfully applied IL
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-07

An LEGENDARY TRaPPED nan named Abra
ham Wells, has been conuniiei Cambridge jail, in
default Of $1,000 bail charge Of writing aleter,
threatening ERE the stables Spear < Downing pro.
prctors Of the Boston AMI Charleston line Of Oinnb US
es, unless $50 sent him iirougt tie post. His
Handwriting was recogaz u. and himself arrested.
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MISS BRUcE,s DRAWING ACADEMY.

fiiend, who feels interested IN the success of this
Academy, thinking that injustice has been done her in the
reoot OF The Committee on Fine Arts, at the late Exhs
biton Of the Mechanics Association sends US lie lo
lowing
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-07

IL Jonathan Ugen came 10 an awful death in Ful.
ton, NJ r, being caught by the shaft in planning mill,
and whified rousd with such rapidly that in single
minnie his arms and legs from his body BY the
knives Of the p!aner scattered about the building and
The fragments thrown ont Of the window. When The
mill was stopped his mangied body dropped 10 the floor,
not rug Of clothing remaining except his crayat. He
was worthy man and leaves 3 wife and children
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-07

A "WHoLE Hoe MIR Daniel Weston Of Eas
Wareham, killed hog Friday last week, 20 month
old, which weighed 76l pounds
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-07

FIRE The seyihe factory Of .. Morse, (for-
meriy ). II. Morse & Sons) at Sheiburne Falls.
was destroyed by FIRE on Sunday evening. Loss
about $1,000. Insured for Sl20o at the Peoples
Mutual office in Worcester. Supposed to be the
work Of an incendisrv.
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Fdetoytes Opsaieabie. On Saturday tho Pow
natan and Pocahontas cotton factories which cost
Szso.ooo we're offered at public sale. in the Bal.
uniore Exchange. $4,000 was the highest offer
made, and this the Trustees did not ieeI than.
selves atliberty to accept. - $50
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II will be no blank charge when it contains a
builet.-Irue .Ameficaa
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VOTES FOR SPEAKER.
RHLniin0
Total,


There being no choice on the thirteenth ballot,
Mr. Andrew Johnson OF Tenn, offered the follow
ing resolution:
RESOLVED That on the next vote, tie Individual re-
ceving plurality of votes shall be Speaker and be so
declared by the Clerk.
Mr. Holmes OF S. C. moved to lay it on the Ia
BILE
Mr. Johnson said that Congress was convened
to dispose of the public business, and none could
be transacted until the House was organized
Mr. j was DESTROYS that speaker, whether Wing
or Democrat, should be elected at once.
Mr. Holmes opposed the resolution. He said
that the Constitution OF the United States was
formed aud ratified by majorities History teach
es us the danger of being controlled by minor
ity. Demagoguism is abroad; it cannot be resist
ed; it is one OF the spirits oil the age 1t is not
Tor US eoeaasd d N Fir If mat a
alive and valuable to the Union,
Mr. George Ashmun OF Mass. said that he was
against the proposition; but if it should be adopt.
ed he wanted to vote by ballot
Mr. A. W. Venable OF N C. was opposed to
both propositions. One OF the first principles of
the Constitution is, that the House shall choose
its Speaker and other officers; and how can this
be done but by majority. If half dozen indi
vduAls choose to stop the wheels OF Government
let the responsibility rest where 1t ought to rest.
Mr. V. SAID he adverse TO the amendment
OF the gentle from Mass. mfr Ashmun) He
would rather see the whole session spent in vot
ing, than that the viva voce should be broken Up.
Mr. Armistead Burt Of s. C moved to lay the
proposition ON the table. Carried. Yeas 21O.
nays7
Mr. Stanton OF Tenn. then proposed
That alter the House shall have twice voted for
Speaker, II no choice shall have been made, ube major.
lty shall select from The four candidates bayn,
the largest numfer OF votes, and ii there then be no
choice The House shall sci, CT from the TWO having
m, DIlty OF voles on the last trial
The resolution was laid on the table and the
House proceeded to vote siua voce Tor the I4th
time.
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E9 1t is rumored that A. c. Built, OF the
Washington Republic, is TO be appointed charge
to Naples.-Ddy Star.
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Glenn's Pure Extract Of Vanilla,
a BEAuTiFUL article Tor favorinq Pudlinsa p,.s
"A Cusiards, &C. just received ard Tor sale bv -s'
f LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Apotheearv
nc - Ne. 20l Main Street,
Dooo' dzw 4th door north Am House
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THE SPEAKERsHIF. We copy The from the
New York Tribune OF yesterday, dated Wash.
ington, Wednesday evening:
There will probably be no Speaker elected to-
morrow. Mr. Winthrop's chance is now lair and
improving.
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EB The correspondent OF the Evening Post
states that at the second meeting for consultation
held by the Free Soil men proper, they agreed
upon pledge that the members elected upon
pledges OF entire fidelity to the principle OF OPP
position to the exte nson OF slavery under our
constitution, will in no contingency support any
man for Speaker of the House who will not
pledge himself to cordial and effectual co opera.
ton with them on this principle. The pledge
was subscribed to by Preston King, David viii.
mot, Messrs. Booth OF Connecticut, Durkee OF
Wisconsin, and Tuck OF New Hampshire. W no.
by previous party affinities, are Democrats: by
Messrs Allen OF Massachusetts, Giddings and
Root OF Ohio, John w. Howe of PENNSYLVANIA.
and Sprague OF Michigan, whose synpathies and
connections, prior to the canvass which resulted
IN their election to Congress, were Wings.
The following are some Of the votes Of the
members whose votes were the most closely
watched on Monday, TO wit:
Mr. Cleveland OF Connecticut. voted Tor yaras
Thompson of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Doty Of Wisconsin. voted for Mr. Disney
Mr. Cabell OF Florida, voted for Mr. Gentry.
Messrs Campbell, Hunter, and Croweil, oil
Ohio, voted for Horace Mann.
Mr. Holmes OF South Carolina, voted for James
L: Orr Of South Carolina, which created shout
OF laughter and surprise
Mr Levin voted for Winthrop HiIiard, Nor
ton, OF Va, Owen of Ca, Stephens OF Ga.
Ioombs, OF Ca, Tor Gentry, Of TEN; Peck, Of
~. Tor Cleveland; Root voted Tor Wilmot
Sprague of Mich, for Winthrop Tuck Tor VIII
mot wentworth for Cobb; Wiimot for Root, Wood.
ward Of 8. c., Tor Seldom OF Va.
Mr. Winthrop did not vote, nor did Mr. Cobb.
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Stammeving and Suffering Cured.
M II. BARNES will be in Worcester on TUESDAY
LV1 NEXT, the lth inst, for the purpose of aording
relief TO those afflicted with Stammering No compensa,
ton Is reqnirad unless eatse~ton given. FersOna
leaving their names at The AmERIcAa HoTELp will he
waited upon at their residences Mr Barnes say viii he
but few days. dw* n. "
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Committee for Exam ming Teachers will h. IN
- eesslon al the City Hall Monday Dec ION at two
LUCK 70 the afternoon, TO examine applicants for the
Sci ool wAppGMa ~. 5 SnS lhinht
Worcester, Dec 7, ls49 dst s.,,.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND ppINTTRS DEPOT

No. II Canal Street Row opposite the Custom House
Hi. GREEN eepectfullyannounces to Publishers
and Printers, that he has established a complete and
extensive TYPE F0UNDRYin this city.
THE BOOK LETTER ofthis Foundry was cut to
order, by worlsncn Of long experience, and as no ex-
pense was spared to obtain the liandsomest faces, and
to per ieCt them in every respect, the assertion is ven
tured that it viii be found thu hanisomest in the Uni
ted States.
Also a very handsome assortment Of Flowers, Com
bination Borders, and JOB LETTER Of the latest style
70 which the attention of Printers is solicited, before
purchasing elsewhere All articles manufactured at
this Foundry shall be equal, if not superior, to any
manufactured at the North; and as they will be fur
nished ct New York prices, the proprietor Of this new
enterprise trusts to meet with due encouragement.
The subscriber is also Agent for the sale Of Napier,
Washington and Smith PRESSES. which together
with Glasses, Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture,
Galleys, Printing INK Of all colours, including every
article in the Printing business, kept constantly on
hand at moderate rates.
py~The proprietors Of newspapers who will publish
this advertisement six months, and send q paper to this
Foundry weekly, will be paid for the advertisement by
purchasing six times the amount Of advertising bill in
Type. I'll. Fl. GREEN, II Canal Street Row,
Opposite the Customhouse.
Proprietors of newspapers. who have published the
advertisement Of GREEN II Co, will please suspend il
and insert the above.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
LIVR COMPLAINT.

When stagnaItnd corrupt humors, which are Il
cal,se of every 1ady. are lodged in the liver, eth
a torrid or infatd state of his organ is sure 10 Il
Low, which if speedily removed, by '~vegetaI
~purging, will soer or later end in what il Term
a confirmed Liz Complaint.
The svmptorin this form ofdiseases are yariora
according to tHdegree of inflammation, or the
ocular part Of liver which il affected, Sdmetint.
the pain is so considerable, thatan inflammation,
not even suspks but when The obstruction occui
humnrs are paitted to accumulate, the pain in II
side becomesbre acute, extending through to Is
shoulder. atbed with a difficulty Of lying on II
left side the Iht OF appetite. costiveness, DC. Som
times the pant is troubled with p dry cough. gre
thirst, with tale or yell0Wish color of the skin ali
eyes. =.
In order ttlrc TINS disease, Wr1ght's Indian Veg
table Pills 1t be taken in such a manner az 10 ke}
M constanhd free discharges by the bowels. BY ~
means. thtorbid humors which are lodged npti
the liver hiking metaphericaily) will take up the
line of mA for the various sewers or outlets of n
body. thder particles will pass off by the rkfs
The fluid hion by the urine, and the cnarser parti
lee, sucHcannot escape by any other outlet, vi
pass odfthe bowels.
If thetn and inflammation be great, the patisf'
s,ouId I from three tl.six rills, and repeal! III:
Same eB twelve hours, until DE pain il gone affi
which ball dover. say from tive 10 far pills, EN-
in twef,l2ur hourT. should Ds continued unit
sound llth is thoroughly established.
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PEA FEMALE MEDICINE.

AAN&A =
DR.. Townsend's sarsaparilla is a sovereign
and speedy cure for I~ncipient Consumption,
Barrenness, i.eucorrhG4, or Whites, obstruc-
te Or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of
Urine ,or involuntary discharge thereof, and
for the general Prostitution of the System, no
matter whether the reSult of inherent cause,
or produced by ~irregularity, illness or acci-
dent.
Nothing can be more surprising than its in
Migrating effects on the human frame. Per-
sons, all weakness and lassitude, from taking
il, at once become robust and full of energy
under its influenca. 1t Immediately counter
acts the nervelessness OF the female frame,
which is the great cause of barrenness.
II will not be expected of us, in cases ofso
pelica,e a nature, to exhibit certificates of
cures performed, but we can assure the affiic-
ted. that hundreds ofcaseS have been reported
to us Several cases where families have been
without children, alter using a few BOTTLES of
this invaluable medicine, have been blessed
with healthy offspring.
Dr.. Tooasend-My wife being greatly dis
tEessed by weakness and General Debility,
ard suffering continually BY pain and a sem
sation of bearing down, falling oil the womb
and with other difficulties, snd having known
sases where your medicine has effected great
cures. and also hearing it recommended for
such cases as I have described, | obtained a
bottle of your Extract Of sarsaparilla, and fol-
lowed the directions you gave me. In a short
period it removed her complaints, and restor-
3 her health. Being grateful for the benefits
she received, / take pleasure in thus acknowl-
edging it, and Recommending il to the public
NJ. ID. MooRE,
Cor. Grand and Lydins SITS.
Albany, Aug. IL, 1914
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those approaching wonanbood, as is caict.
late to assist nature, by quickenlng the blood
aIndiuvigorating the system. Indeed, this me-
dicine Is invaluable for all the diseases TO
which women are subject.
II braces the whole system, reneWs pern1a-
uentiy the natural cnergies-by removing
the impurities of the body--not SO far sttmuta-
ting the system as f. produce a subsequent
relaxation, which Ii the case ofTnust medicines
aiken for fem lie weakness and ii ease.
SCROFULA CURED.
This Certificate conelusiveiy proves that
this sarsapariIia hds perfect control over inc
most obstinate is asses of the blood. Three
persons cured IN one house is unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
DR.. Tolvnsend-Dear sir have the pleas
ure to inform you that three Of my children
have been cured Of he s%crofula BY the use q
yanr excellent medicine. They were afflicted
yery re erelv with bad s. res have taken only
f9nT bottles it took them awa5, foi which
feel myself under deep obligation.
Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 106 Wooster-st.
New York, March ! l847.