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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

How 10 BUILD A Hc,sE.-- The
cheapest method Of building a God
and substantial house, is, we believe,
the following.
After your Foundation is we'll laid,
put on your sil's and flooring, .hen
take the stuff which is used for max,
ing common picket fences--whch is
simply strips Of inch boards, six feet
in length, three inches wide, and one
inch thick--and with this. build up
the walls and partitions, all together,
by placing the strips upon each other,
lodging or tapping The edges enc
inch each way, which Of course leaves
grooves on each side of til, walls,
one inch in depth and width. Each
strip is 70 be nailed with three nails
cight-penny size. You carry your
walls and partitions Up together, leav.
ing the proper spaces fer windows
and doors, to sufficient height for
the first story, and lay your flooring
upon he walls, win ne frame, anu
then proceed with the second story
in u similar manner. The root should
project some distance over the walls,
which are finished with coat OF
clustering mortar. painted with
heavy coat of oil paint, stone color,
or any other. The inside walls and
partitions are of course ready for
plastering. without lathing, and you
have the finest walls and partitions,
impervious to rats, mice, and all kinds
of vermin. =.
This is the cheapest manner ol
building we know OF, and such house
has many advantages over those built
in the ordinary manner.
Perhaps it would be advisable to
prepare strips of other dimensions
than the "picketing." but we speak OF
that, as we have seen a pretty and
substantial house built Of il in the
manner we have Observation-Disclosures
Blade.
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KICKING llonsEs,--Dan'l D. Git,

KICKING IloRsEs,--Dan'l D. Git,
OF Adams county. in Pennsylvania,
communicates to the American Far.
mer his mode of breaking horses OF
the vile and dangerous habit Of kick.
lug. lie says
81 attach one end of strong line to
the hind pastcrn of the horse, aud
take it forward through the Ioope,
fastened to the trace, at the side of the
horse, and attach the other end Of the
line TO the b: Of the bride; line
attached thus at each side of the
horse, if left sufficiently long to just
enable him TO make Il step, will, at
every kick he may make, operate SO
severely upon his mouth, as to cause
him very soon to give it up as u bad
job.
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SpoRrs OF CHILDHOoD.--A cele.
brated female writer thus pleads the
cause Of the little girls:
81 plead that she be not punished
as a romp, if she keenly enjoy those
active sports which city gentility pro.
scribes. plead that the ambition to
make her accomplished, do not chain
her to the piano. till the spinal col.
umn, which should consolidate the
frame, starts aside like broken reed
nor bow her over her book. till the
vital energy. which ought to pervade
the whole frame, mounts into the
brain. and kindles the dealh.fever."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

o. We are authorized and requested o,
announce JESSE &. MOORE, Of Polk
county. asa candidate for JOINT Represen-
tatl We to the next Lr, stature Tor the DIS
trlct COMPOSED Of the countle, vi Polk,
Monroe. aud IlcMlnn.
Jan. 3. lSJl.
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Josiah ID. Pugh aud others. heirs Of VIM.
Pugh, deed, compliments,

rs.
Lucrelia V. Pugh, Jacob Neiman and his
wife Mary, James May and his wife SUI
san, George Cope aud his wife Amanda,
VIM. u. Bingham AID his vile Glaph-
rey, and others. heirs 0! said William
Pugh, observation-disclosures.
|, appe airing from the Bill that all the
defendants whose names are herein stated.
reside beyond the limits OF Tennessee. pub.
licaIion is ordered 10 be made for four sue
cessve weeks 10 the " Athens Post" re-
curing said nonresident defendants To ap.
pear a; the Eext term of said Chancery
Court, TO be held at the Court house ~ the
town of Madlsonyl!e, on the 81 Monday
of March next, AID answer SAID bill, or
the same will be taken as confessed aud
heard er parte.
JAS. A. COFFIN, G. s. N.
January II, le5l-4t. Prs fee 80 l22
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CN.lNCGaY CGyRT AZ ATHENA;
Stephen X. heeder, Marcelus NJ. DoLson
an! William Dorsey,


DAVIS.
1T appearing irom an allegation in an
ID amended bill filed IN This cause, that
David Garter 10 ii nonresident of tho State
ui Tennessee, II is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post. IA
newspaper printed IN Athens, McAlinn
county, Tennessee. Tor four successive
weeks, requiring the said David Carer To
make his personal appearance at our Mex,
Chancery Cour, to be holden in 4 thens, on
the sd Monday in February nex', to plead,
answer or demur 10 the amended bill filed
by cOmplainanis against him aud others, in
said Court, or the same will be set for hear.
ing &C pdrlc, as TO him. and decreed &C.
cordingly. w NJ. LOWRY. q s. NJ.
jan. II, lSJl-It Prs fee S. III
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Land for Sale,

v5NIIE undersigned IS DESTROYS Of selling
4 his LAND, IN McMnn county, four
miles West of Athens, on the waters OF
Mouse Greet. The tract cOuiains 200
acres-3O or 40 acres Of which are Creek
bottom, and not inferior TO any land IN The
county. There are some eight or ten eE-
ceIlent Springs on lae land. 50 that good
water can be had IN eyery field, also Two
good young Orchards. There are on the
premise, comfortable dwelling house. aud
all necessary o1lbuiljinss. He also pro-
poses TO sci! his stock Of Horses, Cattle.
Steep, Hogs, Farming Utensils. sc. The
terms will he made accommodating. Per-
sous wishing TO purchase are invited 10
cail AID examine for themselves.
JAS. w. McSPADDEN.
McA!inn CO.. Jan. 10, lc5l-It l2O
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Notice,

4 WILL proceed 10 sell TO the highest
u bidder, at the COuri house m the town
of Decatur, in Meies county, Tennessee:
on Thursday the eth day Of February:
1851. Two slaves, named JAMES and
HANEI. rs the property Of Samuel Me-
Daniel. deceased, late Of Meigs county.
Tennessee. ON a credit OF six months. sy.
cept The sum Of five per cent. which will
be required at the time Of sals-ihe pur.
chaser giving bond and security for the puf.
chase money.
JESSE MARTIN, Com,
Jan. 10, 1918. l20
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday. the 9TH inst. by the Rev.
Robert Sneed, pr. G.. w. MoRRIs to Miss
Mary A. G.. FIrz GERALD, all of McSllnn
County Tennessee.
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Make no DELAY!

A LII persons indebted to the house 81
N II. r. cox, Athens. Tenn, either BY
note or account. are hereby requested 10
make immediate CASH payment. thereby
saving Othcer's costs. Further indul geace
can not and will not be given.
JOEL K. BROWN, Agent.
Nov. 90, lSJO-lf la
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VOu, who me owe for ply Sic Tor all the
Il last year
To mr. solicitation be pleased to lend an ear;
| want The money. as you did the physic
which YOU got,
And for II must send # bring ii you will
not.
Jan. "a. 1851. VIM. BURNS.
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Notice..

A LIST of unpaid taxes, McM;nn coun>
IN ~, ior 1919, 80, has been lett with
the subscriber, who is authorized 10 re.
celve and receipt for the same. Persons
who have not paid their taxes Tor the above
years ct.a settle them by calling on him
immediately. S. Is. REEDER.
Jan. 81, tSjl--,f. i22
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"My son. do you know how d gun looks
when II is hall.cockedP
"Yelh Thrift Iookth alh Poppy doth
every time he voliopth the old voman."
'.Smar, boy-lou will he neXt 10 head
the first time your class gets downlo lwo."
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Notice.

To all persons ,cho haze claims against The
Esiatc Of Mark .WeKen-ie, deed:
VOU are hereby notified 10 file YOUR
4 claims regularly authenticated as the
law drects, with The Clerk oi the County
Count Of Monroe county. on or before 10Th
dag Of April uext, that pro rata d'slr'bu-
ton Of said estate may be made amoos the
Creditors ul SAID estate. according TO law.
n. J. SPILLMAN, .idm'r.
Jan. 10, lS5l-4t l2O
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w. L. ii. hlcDermOtt and Smith ln9le-
heart, alm'rs ot EbeDezer Johnson. deed
The Bank of Tennessee, John McGhee,
and other creditors Of EbeueZer johnson,
deed.
Compliments having filed their bill stg-
geslng the insolvency Of the estate of Ebe.
nezer Johnson, decd, praying the transfer
Of the administration thereof from the
County to the Canncery Court, and that
creditors be enjoined from prosecuting their
SUITS against comp!ainanIs, and be required
TO file their debls, Judgments and claims.
duly authenticated, with the Clerk and
Master Of the ChanceIy Court al Mati-
sonvllle, &c.; and the SAID in junction hav-
lug been granted, the creditors CT said Ebe>
dszer Johnson, deed, are hereby Notified
10 file their debts, judgments, and claims
accordingly. as required by law, with the
Clerk aud Master Of said Court.
JAS. A. COFFIN, C.. s NJ.
January "a, lS5l-lt. Prs Zee 50 l22
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~, DOl ,Ioo 10 uOS.lOul.S - TO- ~
81, 1900 l.! nos. l3dr.. "a, 81, 8
t;-AIl communications strictly cOn6den-
l,l.
Letters containing enclosures Of Bank
notes or drafts come safe directed C0lvin &
Co, DililmUre, Md.
Orders solicited for tickets or packages OF
tickets IN any Vi the aboye splendid l0lteriss:
" Correspondents can transact business
through tie mails with this agency, a.
well as though personally present.
Letter, carefully directed and answered
hy return mail.
Managers Official Drawings, with state:
meat Of result. sent Under close envelope
to all who Jider tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks ~ the
ccuury, or Prize tlckelS received IN pay
uien. d, par, tor tickets.
Prizes cashed at sigh. Bank drafts re-
united To those holding priZtS.
a Il orders are caretuIly complied with.
The most prompt attention always given
10 orders.
Please address COI.VIN s. co.
n. w cor. Baltimore s Calvert SIS
Museum Building. Baltimore, Md.
Jan. ), loJl-lm 50 ll9
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From TIE RIO GRANDE. re-.

From TIE RIO GRANDE. re-.
ceived yesterday papers from Browns.
vile to the lst inst. The only item Of
news we find relates to the execution
Of Howard Slaughter and the two
Mexicans who we're severaIlv con.
virted of murder at the late session
ofthc District Court, and sentenced
to be hung. They all confessed their
guilt on the scatioId, and repenled the
crime they had committed. The Rev.
Mr.. Chamberlain, Of the Presbyterian
Church, at the request Of Slaughter,
made an impressive Prayer in behalf
of the prisoner, and the officiating
priest OF the Roman Catholic Church
addressed the multitude in Spanish
and English, expressing the deep sor.
row and regret of the cu!prits for
their offences against TIE laws Of the
country. The last words of Howard
Slaughter wcre--"Beware Of liquor,
it has brought me to this !'--Ibid,
llM inst.
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MoRE KNocKINGs.-Thc Boston
Commonwealth says:-"Ihc Spirit
Knockings were distinctly heard at
Mr.. CoolIdge's church, corner CT liar.
rison Avenue and Beach street, last
Sunday. On Monday evening Mr..
Sunderland came to inquire Of the
sexton whether such knockings hal
been heard, having been 50 informed
by the spirits"
The Boston Transcript copies the
above, and adds 1--WE learn that
the "knockinys" (whethcr spiritual OF
mental, the deponent cannot say) were
so distinctly audible, that the Rev.
Mr.. Coolidge stopped, in the middle
of his sermon, and asked if they pros
ceedcd from any person in the house;
and it was replied. by one of the par
ishloners, that they did no.. There.
upon the sexton was requested to
examine outside and ascertain if they
came from any one there. He search.
ed, but found no means for accounting
for the sounds. Probab y MIR. Sun
demands intelligence was comnuni'
catc.l through some spirit in the
flesh" before it reached the disem.
bodied medium, from which he PROBES.
ses to have received the news"
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Rags! Rags!
Just Received.
Hats, Hats,

A GOOD supply OF the la'es, Fail Sly lie
"A n>t received aid for sale hv
Nov. 3, 80 G.. w. ROSS & CO.
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ThAcIcAL ArFAIR.--h man named
K. J. Morse was shot, in Marion,
iAIa.) on the night Of the oath uIt..
by Mrs. Sarah Ann Slillman--wlle Of
JOHN A. S,ilnan, who is painter by
srade--and instantly killed. Morse
was standing or the outside of the
house, by the window. when he re-
ceived the shot, ard the very general
impression is, that Mrs. S., who is a
very small and delicate woman, must
have apprchended personal violence.
Public sentiment in Marion sus,ainS
her. Morse was carpenter, and
leaves a wife and four children. Sill.
man was absent.
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Chancery Court, jacksonville.

JANUARY RULES, IcJI.
w. p. II. McDermoit and Smith lnsle-
heart, adm rs Of EbeneZer Johnson. deed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
NOTICE TO THE INVALID.

T0R. D. @. HARRINGTON'S, Medical Office. IFS Main
street Worcester up stairs where he be consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases of any kind with re
pec and confidence and ola cure being performed DR. II has
Tor the last ten years paid particular attention to the sudv
and practice OF female Gmpans and so perfectly has he
become acquainted with hersystem that without Boosting
so successful has been his of treatment tt he has
been called upon by other members of the meca; acuty
10 introduce his mode OF practice and has been visited for
mat purpose which answered the sangune expecta
lions
In offering the results of his long study and practical
peence to his many friends he is governed by feeling of
humanity only for so much have they been deceived by
pretended madams' and miserable pills and 0uack nos
rdms, that it is time that healthy mode of practice
should be ntroduced-in speaking Of Quacks DR. H. does
not wish to be understood all the medical profess
SON. but those who have for the last six seven years
hed the newspapers OF the day with their disgusting adj
Vetsements, making great pretentons medical science
when they do not know the healing Dr. H. prc fesses
TO be skfu in curing the following diseases-Diseases of
the lungs Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and general
Debility, arising iom secret bad habits when young and in
experienced, all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exerps full vgor res
tored in very short time without any ndrance from BUSH
ness.
Dr. H. has also gained himself great reputation for
The permanent cure of long standing Chronic and obstinate
Diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
of his time in his practce cure will be warrant
ed in all cases, however long standing they may be
Dr. II. socs call from all who lay be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury in
contentmently administered, or from quack nosums, ad
mlnisered by ignorant empyrcs.
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
sick of both required with good nurses and at rea
sonable rate. 4dJfse Gratis for the fist consultation
DIR. H. be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all cor
respondence will be returned Iyou call on Dr. Ii
and avoid ''madam imposters.
P.S female who has thorough knowledge of then
complaints will be in attendance to consult if they wish
~ Office hours from NJ, to PM, Sundays from
to IL M. diy--dec 2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
LIFE ASSURANCE.
EETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Annnitv Fund S1hO. 0n0.

LXCLUSIyEIY held and pledged and appropriated,
H with its reserved ACCOMMODATIONS by The Charter and
regulations of the Company TO the payment Of annutes
and losses upon Insurance life, and in event liable
for the other debts contracts liabilities engagements of the
Company
ter deliberate and careful examination of the differ
systems upon which The business of Life Insurance is
conducted this Company has adopted the proprietary
Joint Stock plsn, the decdedlyles adapted the
eXigenies of the present day and of this country 1t is no
longer necessary for life pay much larger
premium than is actually required for the purpose under
the expectation, often be feared one of re-
ceving back from the office under the delusive name of
profits the excess premium which ought have
been taken, in such manner and at such time as may suit
the pleasure or convenience of those who may chance
have the control Of the company.
The prompness, fairness and literally which have mark
ed all the dealings of this Company for period of thirty
years, and the well known character its officers di-
rectors afford the surest guarantee that its affairs will be
managed to afford to the assured that ultimate safety ami
security which is of the first Importance in Life Assurance.
THOMAS BRACE, President
e. A. BULKLEY Vice PRESIDENT.
S. L. LOOMS, Secretary. H
T. w. SEYMORE, Actuarv.
C. HOLLAND Agent for Worcester.
GEORGE A. BATES, NJ. d. L4sInining Physician
i0[ T. & H. Bakers Ware rooms Main s,.oo,
Corner ofPleasant STU Worcester Mass. 'i street,
febI4-deod&weow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
For Sale.

81 A NEW and convenient Dwelling House thorough
a "a y finished, with the best materials and pleasant
y situated on the height of land the corner of ra
ton and Elizabeth Street. commanding beautiful view OF
the CITY, and formerly occupied by Lewis E. Joy.
Also, 30 House Lots near the same The Lots con-
tam ABOUT 2OoO ieet OF Land and will be sold low
as TO come within the of many who have not been
able to buy large lots - ~
credit Will be given to nit purchasers. Plan of the
Lots can be seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Their information call upon T. w BANCROFT, or
Nov Is deotf A M MERRIFJFI n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
LIGHT! LIGHT!

THE handsOmest cheapest and best article for Light
(now in use) is Marsh's Patent Oil This is a in
venton but is very extensively used by the public
This Oil composed entirely Of vegetables and
six eight parts. The whole forms body Gn ap
pearance) like Clarified Sperm Oil, but burns with much
brilliant fame for expense from fourth to one
half cent per hour, with one lamp.
The above is for sale Il. Newtuns Foster Street
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot
u N. b. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
feb3-dwG eff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
House and Lot for Sale.

IL ONE of the most desirable locations in the city o.
5 Worcester, situated Lincoln street. the late .esi
s dence of ARENAS Ward, Esq, consisting of about
two acres of land with dwelling house, barn, and two
good wells of water Also, large variety of choice Fruit
Trees. ltttt.i ID. +.s
The estate will be sold bargain, ifapped for soon
For further particulars and apply WILLIAM NJ
BICKFORD, or DANIEL WARD. ft 81 ~ vista ef'
Worcester, March IL, 1851 fa marl2-dlw We wifi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
SAMUEL G. WHITE.

No "a Washington Square, near Western r. r. Depot
Dealer in Paint, Dye stUffs, Win dow Glass,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.,
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale, wholesale and
" retail
Philadelphia White Lead, d and ground.
Linseed OIL Coach Varnish Furniture do.
Paris Green, extia quality, Spirits Turpen inc.
Japan, Patent Dryer, a article.
French, Yellow, Red Lead and Letharge.
Venetian Red, German and American Window Glass
Artists anu House Painters Tools and colors-a com
pete assortment of every description
mar4 dw6m .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE.
HENRY II, ADAMS,

VXToULD remind the public that he continues the bust
Wooden Goods vt hort notice. and in the best manner,
his DYE House Central He likewise gives pallic-
uar attention Cleansing nice shawls Coaks and gar
ments in general e't ,
Mr. Adams would return thanks to those who have so
literally patronzed him years past, anu would say hat
the experience he has had for more than thirty years past
warrants him in saying that. all work entrusted TO him
Shall be done WE'LL if batter, than al any other es-
abshmen in the state and prices low as the low
est. A share OF patronage is solicited.
Worcester, March j, 1851 mara d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
Cottage for Sale.

IA A Cottage Sc, with about one-fourth Of an
lH of land, situated in fourishng village within 20
11--- rods of two Meeting Houses, and good school,
about l2 miles from Worcester.
The above place will be sold on ong credit, upon
sonabe terms, will lie exchanged for property in this
city. Inquire of z. Z. ABBOTT, H0
narl2.dtf 1856 Pleasant 1t,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
For Sale Chaan.

So THE BIGELOW STORE, near the r. R. Bridge
;S5M on the Boston r. r. suitable for mechanical bust
S1RHHM ness. The Denny place in Leicester containing
1870 about SO acres small House and Lot ON ESSEX
street, with small barn. Also about so building lots
Some OF the above property would be exchanged for small
farm some of would be sold long credit part he
Houses money will be to enable the purchaser
to build
Empire of VIM. DICKINSON 9e Main ST
Worcester, Feb r. 1850. febIiLItC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
For Sale a Few DAYS Longer. Onlv.

For Sale Few Days Longer, Only.
THE greatest bargains will be given all who
L want of FANCY GOODS Laces, Edgng, Hosiery
and Gloves, stock must be sold within few days
get room for new Spring Goods We making extensive
purchases to be ready in with entire new
stock Of Goods, therefore shall sell all the Stock
hand without regard to cost.
MYERS, BAMBERGER ROSENBLATT,
2l0 Main street, opposite CIRCUITS.
o. Don't mistake thu No. mars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
Farm for Sale,

IysA THE Farm ecenily owned and occupied by Eli
ESM sha Taft is now offered for sale. The Farm con
sists of two Dwelling Houses and Barn, all sup
piled with good water and So of good land situated
one and half miles South OF tho City Hail. Worcester on
the road Heading from Worcester to Southbridge l
The above Farm will be sold together lots, may
suit purchasers Also, about 60 Of moving and pas
ture land situated miles West OF the City Hail. Worces
ter and known the Chandler Taft Pasture. The same
will be sold together or divided. Inquire Of IS ,ss
adi a'ksh JONAS BARTLETT, or JOHN WARD.
Worcester, Mar. 10, 1851. marl4-dwn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-17
$1,000 REWARD.

CARTONS VEGETA BILE SPECIFIC is tle only nev
er-fang, sure and safe remedy for diseases of the
Urinary Organs Ghonorrhea Gfaves elect Weakness in
Females Inflammation of the Bladder, Kidneys, &c. This
mixture has been kfO to fail in single instance,
having been tried by thousands who testify that it is pos
tive for these troublesome diseases For the
Piles there nothing of success, our very
certificates prove. This being entirely VEGE
TABLE compound be meEded in preference to
the prescriptions of medical advisers account oil
lis containing mercury, her offensive INSTANCES
1t may be used home travelling without restrictions TO
diet drink exposure change in application to business
IL is put up bottles with fi directions, at $l00. One
bottle lists week. Prepared and sold by G. Carlton,
Wallmgford, Com.
% Agent for Worcester. D. Scott & Co, 213 Main ST.
mar6-d3mV