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ihE POTATO DlSEASE.-l friend wha is practical
man and thinker sends tie Boston C5re: lie louwirg
recipe or the of the vegetable disease the o
to rot which may t. a.c for trial the present
season
10 the Editor Of Tie Boston Courier:
oce ne oicr ny the State o large reward for cure nr
!cHhay iu hn potato various individuals have suggested
sthice which am confident will be sure and certain
coy, but beo;e wish To say n few words in regard
~ ile dSease and the best mode applying the remedy
ne cause ~! the rot is unduubdy that of small
cia'Std III sclece anmace, attaching itself the p0-
' an hnliIai small he invisible the naked
au chhh" be except with the aid Of powerful
scop and there in all probability, millions of them upon
single potato. Among the remedies already proposed
"ah call bnt one OF them 10 my rccullrctua and
sprinkle ashes the hills when the tops begin die Ash
@ IN my Judgment is remedy applied in any way; bur if
was II would be Of earthly if applied proposed
ioF II my statement IL rGe Ia the cause 20 10
,e root uf the cvilcteloe whatever The remedy may be-
must go into The ground with the potato when planted
hhht propose to this e.cal esucnt from drstruc-
non Is, sulphur pr Brirnst"nc il is usually card AZ
yer Inc ground prepared and mnnued in the usual way,
put spoonful OF sui phur in each hill Then plant Your
po'aheS and cultivate in the usual This is all that is
necessary |" insure good crop Of good sound p"atnes.
Inc theory ol ls Is that the phur gradually undergocs
nccoi1sltiun and evolves which keep the potato
Tree lrorn This destructive animal Good well rotrcd barn
yurd manure Shoud be used for the experiment. but COM
post Is used should be taken that neither lime az ashes
are IN H. Tor there - Tie alkuli Of tine lime or ashes will
combin" with The acid of the sulphur and ncutraze them
so as 10 be o no eIlcc either for the
rot C. 4 w
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MARRIED.
--AtSS-
DIED.

u.a,pn on "wednesday, 2sh May, by Rev Mr lisn'y Mr.
ri pI sc RaGLASD Of Seoftsyle, TO Miss SUSAN ''E
,sr NJ Nr Jonn II. Gordon, Of Culpeper.
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DIED. a. o'clock Tuesday night M ELLAbE ~ ,bs IA
- ,h sh year of her age The friends and
niy are requested Tend her funeral this morning
ii ocock, from ST. James Church
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W"T N'T'!E "acr'cd and from Tie spirit manifested by
alGcce III az na2ncr, his scheme will d1Ebess be
"'F accomplished We heartily wish il slccess and the
more s hcciE-r !; i i" cccni lliuu the !asi!
,ut n :h the city nud cunlvAiuus and elegant
oulidn9s !nr is ac2ou.no .:inu
All me Societies nishn! their business Monday AID aG
o'he'' 10 meet in the city OF Norfolk in June, l552
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PERUVIAN C4O.-navlng made arrangements VIII
4 "a. p-ruyian Agent for full supply Of Guano ioI
are aoespared 10 receive orders or any quanti'
Ia, Guano conc kct 10 this port from Peru-wil be en-
,, Custom her have the brand Of the Peruvian gov.
a? I'D, 8 McGRUDER 4 SONS.
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1,,a Exprssiden, Herrera of Mexico and not raeass'
is reported by the latest arrival from vera Cfuz'
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General Psrssr F. Smith, of the uni'eo ''s'e' n"''
rived in washington on Sunday
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',,rs S-.t,L '3,EE INVALID.

NOFE sUN THE IN ALiU' ,o.,
Pt a;npgs serves anchor hrm anu s'eau,ds
,.. ,rs manner can i; be said oil BAKERS PREMIUM
HRS Ms: = procured, the invalid may ever i've w
Ma: t"aret deriving permanent neien!s ilo l's
@ a' ~ coa@Gace there being seor the puolc sush d
si'ts uaat"g ..crlous compounds which are oaiy al
:. " " ~ IN reu:aon of any such rlasslhcaoh oc.
t' r:2sy "iru-s have fully received inc lest VI
;as isToTs U"rnane4t cures rrany OF tue most c'
-..us" NchmoG Invisorator II slanos uhliat.
IT, a51s .a,'y luac 10 the digestive organs-foryihg
h., Of pysr-,-a certain preventive OF
t- b'"c., tspeeay a." certain for Nervous ,eau.
a Narses IL tEc cases OF delicate iema.es ~ =,
~ ss 'a"s :fhuaoe application for many complaints 10
: '-"a-: a;.sAs1tL
~ Ike Ma, =: h!.i"' 30 q, Market Bridge; Bennett Beers
bad .re. Gel iiG :: ca adle q Gray; Jas Balr,
t. kchaoat ''' IA: z Ladd ApohecarieS and Drug
" hpriI 2
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~ Dn: x, $685.: BLOOD pURIFIER.
otANd-i >iitu.D BE WlIiIni.T TriIS pREpAKATIOf

vi NJ " sIJfn =, - a., BLOOD PURIElE n.
Nv r,..ns,v.,.h hh "lliiourTIilS PREPARATION.
sa. ~. a-m,,,tI ~ ~ foI al. fia tie past thirty Yeas
oT ,s .w " ' M 80 ''''a "a. .:sr;lsc, and being sra
4 IT,. ah oi ftIE.?va 10 1870, under the euid'
Of IE,i.,,, aPAisn Cox, G!a,pn ard Haze the Pro-
,.r-;.s. dVHs frequently been IN consultation with
"a puohfE' am enabled rom all ,h Sc advan
.-y ,c;r. '"e results Of ta; practice in the form OF
- !e gunl!n: OF these Medicines myself they are
~ cfssy, lar superior 10 the many Ensttunls
'.. t,t feiatre - now wei! "sab-lel by the MA.
W hh' EJECT Cun uHr'in. Scro:ula arJnchitis Clan.
't ,'; ,lscas Gp joint Affection Ehruma;sm Syuhllic
,ets altugnn impure state OF the blood o. u CO ns
iHaIteG wceowu by The oil mercury. Ny prena.
arr cUuatilire intended asst the other My Fam
. sabsuia..p all lnercuri preparations. aud IA
aafa.y upon ter and all bilious conditions OF ihe system
@G c1Jeh or na.rInatlons Of the lungs appear, ny Ex
tl: LnusG Sf will be found erea; preventive ant
ia: lion Of 4Crnsump,ion JOHN 5. ROSE, NJ. D.
.: Di Roses dated Family Medicines can be had o
FL LAbn GaYNo4a ~ Z WoGD, "a r. 4; RrSSrIi SSNA.
Frs June2- c3m
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pRoKE JAIL AND CUT OUT.-We learn from ,hr
,,s Danye Register that Dr. j. NJ Copton, charged WIN
The murder of Col. John Jones, managed e" oays as
and make his escape The fugitive from justice is cet.e
man Of unbalanced head We are informed ha ne Tan o
directly after committing the murder-ptopaoy Il. h
money he resolved to and give hmss up 70 ne >o
doing this he actually walked all ne ~ay sges aeH avn n
iSsIf nm Thai -, change has over the epr OF 's
dream and ha, he prefers avoid tria-haton CaTon
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The wheat crop of Marion county, (says 1ae itu'
ian,) is remarkably fine, and heading beautnuy'
On lower James River and above Richmond there is
splendid prospect of Wheat harvest. Fine weather. W.
ton days would realize all thu, the farmer could desire we
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TREASURY DEPART MEM,
CoMrTRoLLER' OFFICE, JuHE :, le'

rbc New York Evening Mirror after the n@s ,nJ.n
; ri Air Fillmore and Messrs Webster, I'i.ehue'',
Im J {; oh,m cunched in real genuine nice-SthiG "
@ se reainne concludes az i%"Wf @ ., eons or s
> reN &,orn only goes hro"ch 'n ms yD ~,'nrss "r
glass, tut We do not mean he impeTtnent h"t W" W
h f., br informed the particular marx 'h' '''
W.; NJ -fTpiOn.
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IMPOKTANT TO FARMERS. ,,

r,pl,NEKS FLORISTS, SHIP OWNEKS INCORPORATED
TnlPANlES. MANuFACTURERS ARTlZANS. PROBES
sluNAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
r.,ir PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINED. RIGHT SscUR.
:; 81 UNITED STATES lsrrERs rArsSr-Ali lnrngenents
asrcu.el BY Law This the valuable invention OF the
which vessels, manufactures puoiic edhces no.
.a;- dwellings, Incomplete aad comparatively inse-
M his cheap and efficient Fire Engine the farmer Is per.
e,!c:t o, all cummoja;ng insurance companies, and
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ARRIVAL, OF THE EMPIRE CITY WITH TWO
MILLIONS IN GOLD.
New York. JusE 3-Tc Empire City has ls ,Gm a1Flssa s
from Chagres with over s millions OF uoa' anu '' P"
The Empire City brought the California mails;
The u S. soop of Marion had arrived al fong H0"s
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4.
~ sch IT Jackson on the l4th May Judge -.
Soi,h fsnys the VcSsburg Sentinel presenter % i,. ,
win beautiful n"T S So. DR. his h + ns 1""S cvsnns
co"nH. nI ,,tl. of Yorktown, while Gen NnsnnE .o
ne rrcInn with his head nsnns' an American % ha, r
anl his rt against beech tree some one ae Ihs es
Oatle , @ no nroye victorious they would al oe nun
oT replied that they might be cut S 10
hsr blood and ess trunks might be lei, h."r Ip The box
but my n"eh VIZ 0nman was made in Richmond rom rom ',t
prtsr'mt m ,"so Two ees 1t OF old Virginia srow n,5
vsna The trees Of Ssns5 wh'sn Tr h he had
hna , and made nm expression worthy OF Inc
lCnunt
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ROTATION OF THE EARrH-The npa,a,ns ," 'p Rrut',
ng the beautiful experiment Of NJ f1ucaa. f, 90 near
Hin monument is now nearly completed III .a.'. 80
6nihd that Professor Horsord this morning IN Inc
Of the Officers Of the Bunker Hill Monument IS nonon
and several scientific gentlemen set ne m TO rive sas
,c,nr u The bali is suspended BY small piano o,,e wire
anueacd and fixed in brass setting Inc ,"ng from he
wire i TOO hundred and sixteen ieet ana - nun ns rxsn
", In Of i9 as OF a the ,s psnnum sHr is eight feet
The motion Of the pendulum is 0saun IN "e nxTeeoio
The progress OF the revolution o m ,hs tnLle on which
.a. nared moving from lett right and IN ay nhoy, n v
u,ss the point the ball indicated M x occupy hr
! degrees An entire revolution oil tue 'aoo '
yT's yThi. erhson viii be opened to the pubic early mex
! ue.,-i Boston Transcript. 3Oh uN.
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THE QUARTZ MINES ON CARSON MOUNTAIN
We referred on Wednesday to quantity OF e2aIoearIs
quartz which had been brought down from Carson ton
ter The portions Of rock brought down where taken TO M
Mofas to be assaycd and into s. lngos ne Ieso,
80 S, arc iGirv.sir hounds weight OF gold bars oil thr
value S. I5-being proportion of more than onehd
NJ nure gold in the rock.
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TEcUMsEHs WAR HATchErM"% Of 9ihs the m great Tc
flee most 'n,ssy ,s esd up during the battle in which M;
6an 6a prs,o Mr. snu, k%s1: six inches
a Of Eossn ad.s snd suited oc an gs
Esty Esty Rs han nS Beautifully ssa 3 and 81 s Ps'
ted answer The p%TpThr ,r hS% %i slip q" silver vii
=" III h1s$ ~'lf engraved s rro" il 'g r r
the ii ,c M'% wcnoon We aa 20 'n mt erei.nt M N edc
.,Js Q. d.. 10 vacc it in the Cabinet OF Inc
SnIIs,a II Ciercland PlaiEdsdler
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SPLENDID TRIUMPHS!
RSssSEs7S ,Saa21tN.C ISGg4'S0a2gs'3EEFy,
Bush's Smilax sarsaparilla.

EVER was medicine more triumphant over all oppo-
~ sluon-nevcr has medicine run more brliirnt
course of fame and of cure, than "
II I
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

Fitchbug and Worcester Railroad.
III IN E5=zssssSs5s5:sss1 Go rz5s555s:s51
$50 80 ~ saz. :
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchhnrg in connection
i with the Wo and Nashua trains, every day e1
cept Sundays at
O.3U and II A. NJ, and at Is Pm
RETURNING-Ieave Fiichburg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and 545 P. M
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between Wor
cester, Mass and Burlington, VT, by the way of Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland This twenty-five
miles shorter than any other.
Fails Windsor, White River Junction, and Montpe
er This is 20 miles shorter than any other except
the mentioned above, and is 20 miles than
other all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sun,psic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of these routes by the morning
train stop Fitchburg hour, dine Bellows Falls and
arrive at Burlington early by any other route.
Passengers the II O'Clock train from Worcester stop nj
Ftchbng three hours when they proceed Rutland
Mortified same day, and TO Burlington the next morn
ing.
RETURNING-The early train from Fitchburg arrives in
Worcester with the trains Tor Boston,
Providence Norwich, and New York, via. Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at FitChburg in the
l5O tran dine and arrive in Worcester two
o'clock. Those who arrive in the so train take
Fitchbug and arrive in Worcester in for the ~
York train, via. Norwich
apl7-dn IVERS PHILLIPS. President
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FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
DIR. ID. G. HARRINGTON,
12l Main Street, Worcester, Ma

HI Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
MOULD say that, at great expense, ne has prepared
~ from the original receipt, the FRENCH Periodical
DROPS discovered by J. HARRINGTON, NJ. D.. while
practising in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RcOrd of Paris and Acton of
London
Warranted in all cases to have the desired effect These
props are invariably certain regulate the Female ys
te ana can be taken without hazard relief warrant
ed or the money returned. They known by hundreds
OF females in this country be the only preparation ever
discovered thar has proved invariably in OF
suppresNions, Irregularities, DC. &c
One trial will convince the skeptca and never af
ter viii they be induced TO take any other Ladies' who
nave often been deceived by purchasing Pills and mosrums
from Male aud Female mposters under preence of eff
iectng curemedicines which, in nineteen cases ont of
twenty have an injurious effect upon the SYSTEM without
producing the desired result any sign of it, should shun
these Bpes ami use but the genuine FRENCH PERI
oDcAL DRoPs-the efficacy of which has been tested in
hundreds OF cases and never failed effect speedy cure
without any bad result The Drops the result of an
extensive practice, and not discovered by accident To
eulogise their virtue woulS add their merit. We
would only say try them, and if they do prove to
what they are represented the money will be returned
lhey will be sent to part of the country secure from
observation by addressing pos pad) DIR. d. c. HAIR
klNGTON, NO. l2l Main Street. Worcester Mass. or his
Female Agent, No. 81 Chestnut Street near Pine Proy
dence, l., and at other place in the United States
run directions accompanying each bottle
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS. iy25-dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
ASe1hcy Tor business with Il. $. Patent Office
WASHINGTON.

agency Tor business with 4. s, Patent Office.
WASHINGTON
- go. no SS state Street-ROSTON.
y lo4o the subscriber appointed bv II e Commits
sloef OF Patents Agent of the IT, S Patent Office in &C
'oiu"lCe WIN the 10Th Sec. of Act of 1897
having fehqulsned the Agency for transmission of Mod
~, % auoPte1 more expeditions mode Of sending them
$50 o "'eht once, whereby a Patent NAV be ~ occurred
"eeAs earIeri he continues to forward them free
IAIehse-tO prepare Caveats Specifications Ass,ments
ana all the necessary Papers and drawings for Patents and
leuef advice on legal and scientific matters rspectng
nO, I"lt' Ssecured iii Europe and other countries
"PPcItNl this Office, inventors are saved the time
, e oi "'rney 10 " ashingtOn and delay there as
, b pefs0hf trouble in obtaining their patents They
nave ule advantage of verbally explaining their nven-
All VI consulting IN respect TO them; matters in gen
80 ptidiouht importance in order to obtain correct
ana claims. The experience of sixteen wears,
PNo, al extensive collection of rare works decisions
~ en- echahcal subjects, the Patent Laws and Patents
lam 49, collected at much expense during the
oci, ls OIice mas been established together with
enable ,b het OF inventions patented Washington,
me subscriber to afford inventors desroDs of pro-
clrhg aehts, assistance and information which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment
xxv, H. IL. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
Wnsn1n gton, July FL, 1919. During HE time
occupied the Olce OF Commissioner of Patents r H. En-
h' vi Dostoi ulu business at the Patent Office AS Sc
hcOr Tor procuring Patents There were few if anv ner
sons acting IN that capacity who had so much business he
lore the Patent Offices and there were none who cou,uce1
IL win more skill, fidelity and success | regard Mir Edv
rs one OF he best informed and skilu Patent olcit0
III 'e united States and have hesitation in assuring in
Fen'ofs hat tey cannot employ person more compeen
ana trustworthy, and more capable of putting their an
consideration at the Patent Office '''
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Doel"i' '9ept % 1901. sep6 e0dGtwlamly
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Cleanse the Blood from all Humors
BUFFUM'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE
PURELY VEGET.HBLEI

TTHIS is the valuable Medicine That has ever been
discovered for all Bilious Complaints, Jaundice Dys
pesa, Sick Headache, Constipation, General Debility Fe-
male Weakness, or distractions, Rheumatism &c 1t is
an excellent Medicine for Purify ing the Blood and render
ing it rich and nourshng easpoonful of the Restora
tive, taken on first getting in the morning. ana another
at bedtime, will purify the Blood than all the Sarsa
parillas in use.
quckens the circulation Of the Blood restores Lest
Appetite eXces the Liver greater activity in the secre
ton OF Bile, carrying it off through the outlet of the
body and removing that sleepy, despondng state of the
mind, that almost always attends Liver Complaints
Worms cannot live where this medicine is taken; it soon
destroys them.
u Prepared at No. 237 Broad street, Providence R.
by p. BUFFUM.
AGENTS Worcester, Albert Clark, James Green and
NJ b. Green; New Worcester Frederic Cutting; Clamp
vie samuel Firh Cherry Valley Wright Bottol1y; Ster-
hing, llezekah Maynard; Grafton Centre, Sumner Dins-
more; New England Village T. d. Palmer; Farmersvile
Wright u Morse; Wood took, G. Fenner; Whitensvile,
banks; North Uxbrdge, F. NJ Adrich and William Dud-
ley. sep2-dv3m
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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE.

ON AND AFTER JUNE l6, 1851,
THE STEAMER PERRY, Capt. WooIsey
sfr1oA WILL run between Providence and New
sTazsaes port, connecting twice each way each dav
with trains OF PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
ROAD, fellows:
Leave Newport at 5 A. NJ. and LAS SPIN
Leave Providence at 9 A. NJ. and p. NJ
Or on the arrival OF trains from Worcester and Boston
G Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad New
orki OF Western Railroad Albany; Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester
FARE.
New York and Newport, via New Haven, Hart
ford, Springfield and Worcester, IS so
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester 50
Worcester and Newport, so
u Passengers may leave New York bv 8 A. NJ train
and arrive in Newport the evening; or New York by
r. W. train, sleep at Worcester and arrive at Newpcr
next noon; or may leave Albany in the morning and ar
rvein Newport evening; may sleep at Worcester
and arrive at Newport noon leave Saratoga in the
forenoon, dine Albany. sleep Springfield and arrive in
newport evening Of next days leave Spriu geld at Is
A. M dine IN Providence, and arrive in Newport same
evening
They may leave Newport in the morning. dine in Spring
field and arrive in New York AT p. M,-Albany at P
Nj or at Saratoga at 30 p NJ Those going North can
dine III tltchburg Nashua and srrve Keene Bel
lows Fails, via the Cheshire Railroad, at Concord or
Whe RIVER junction via the Concord and Northern Rail-
roads the same evenings leave Newport at Las P NJ
sleep in Worcester Springfield and arrive rat the above
mentioned places early the next day.
Passengers from Worcester will take the 645 A. NJ. or
r NJ trains TO avoid delay, take the NJ. train and
dine in Providence.
An examination of GoldthwaiteE Railroad Man will
clearly show the eligibility OF this those travelling
from New York. Western Northern, or Central portions
| of New England to Newport
Passengers and baggage conveyed free of charge between
Boat and Railroad station in Providence.
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK.
| Jel6 dit Snp't of p. d w Railroad.
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MIN ERAL TEETH
For Mo ctinaf ion


c. THE subscriber gives his personal atteI-
1seAksssg ton to the Manufacture of Mineral Teeth
UlIYYYY1 Of the best quality; from preparations
which produce a Hfe-kike resemblance
that so far as known gives entire sat, faction and
eXceled The facilities of his Establishment for the Man.
uiacture OF Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold Plates by double fasenings, when sub
ected TO great pressure rendering them firm and reabe
DStlcdti0R the and comfort with which they are
worn after due trial. the which they have
been subjected without fixture, their perfect arcuato
and the thorough manner in which patchwork is exc.
cuted, enable the subscriber guaantv against
dectUe mechdniSm and in ali Gases, meet the reason.
able expectations of his patiens,to combine the Ute
dulce, the eul with the agreeable ="
oN HAND.-A supply Of selected Tooth Brushes to.
gether with
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing ibc
teeth and correcting bad breath. Also,
MlLIERS COMPOUND LOTION
recent preparation for Canker, Sore Throat, Sponcy
Gums, sc %
The efficiency of the above preparations and the increas
Ing demand for them have ind the Proprietor TO enter
into their manufacture moro largely than formerly.
N. bail failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
mechanical defects in gold plate work. soldering filling
teeth, DC, by JAMES NEWTON during his connection
with this office, will he repaired, the work done anew
as the case may require, BY the subscriber without farther
charge TO The patient. $. r. MILLER.
Oiiice AZ Main ST. Residence, No Harvard st.
jyIdU
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DR.. MORSE'S
InVlgOl ating Cordial.

R'oR Genital Debility Impotency, mconlinence or Noe
4 t1rnal Emissions, Loss of Muscular Energy Physical
Lasslfude, General Prostraon &c, any OF The conse
queces OF youthful indscreton, indulgence oi e mss
IONS III ripper years That This medicine viii cure the Ynove
complaints and relieve the mental and bodily ncapacv
Oh the unfortunate sufferer, have proof positive m t
following testimony, OF the many received win show.
Dr. Woodward, of the Massachusetts Insane uoSntaI
writes OF one OF his patients being By using hls cor
dai ths-lt gives me pleasure inform GU fht one nj
my patients, while in Boston, procm ed some of yonr Cor
oal lie tells me that he had "a single emission or bo
commenced taking it, while before he had two or ,bree n
week When ne applied to me-" says Dr. w Il hnngbt
hardly possible for him regain his VIII, .b
prescribed the usual medicine used in those crsfs in Tho
hospital but they had 10 effect. In the ne.rtre he
CHASED some OF your cordial which has effected cTa
am satisfied no other medicine womb I shaII , e,
mend II, Whenever an opportunity occurs ,. '''o'i
prepared by NJ MORSE, NJ. ID. Important ,d,,ice ,i,h
which VIII h Tor cure, accompany ing each bottle
WY" M VII, De forwarded TO the writer's address ~
l. ~ b. Preparations Of Sarsaparilla d c. have M oe,
dernI ljttls nehet is me NONSENSE in won
Ohiy Agents NJ. b. GREENE No dig Main streot o,,
ang25-eod3m '' W oiIea'er'