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ID EFHIGER aTORs-Tbe Subscriber ius received an
II other supply Of those refssasor"
fscursd by y. F.rsom of FhsdeIphs which
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of this
copcsded by those who have examined used this
Arranged
article OF 10 entirely
plan Of construction
around esch vesse and within esch
~hc by simple yenhshns continuance the cempets
fo sale At r~~-s Tv,s.e. being
'"rued they do NOT prove IN every say satisfactory *
49, ...--s# ~ 3a7 aa q. W. DOTELER, -
hpV-n r. ii
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lust RECEIVED AT wHrTTLEsEY's PAINT. OIL, GLASS,
and Lamp Store, TN street opposite Hall Brother. dry sod
tons pure white lead
do zinc paint s.
$40 gallons in.e ed oil
cH boiled do
900 do oil
200 do whale oi
do
Also, tsnn~rs' nustsfoot and rosin oils
CopaI coach, Japan, Asph Dsmsn and sboc vsrnss
800 hores window glass and double thickness inriu
ding French plate all sizes
Together with complete assortment Of paints al co'or-, dry
and ground in oil SLID
Lamps, xandole and csndeIsbrn-, entirely
t.rn-, gotten expressly order
Brushes Of all descriptions
Adan ann~ and cardle~
In fact have everything usually Kept In paint, OIL and lamp
all Of which purchased rne for cash. and viii be od
suit the times the emergency or the csas,
On all ~ t5 cent Will he deducted Tor
cash. pour mistake the place, -
On IN, street, nearly opposite the Avenue Mouse.
July s@-2svlp
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NOTICE. al
applying General Land oHc. Of the tned sts-
lanes Points ~ land
dated November W. e snd issued 10 Aenry
Daring ensign the Virginia s ne dnng W. revolutionary
a. FIR which been lost
iss.a for 9ssst ~hich
Of the Aforesaid sGnmant Jsms
rosr,s, deceased -.
Errcuiris sna sole sevis-s % Jas. Points, deceased.
r, A G-ts~am #W#e II. rs f#. Fl.
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sesis ~srf ~~s offhs Unes State, "a,
Sras~ nor rssyt~ on aecows Of hs rniroos sra,s.
ofConcss approved % March iss3
lands therein
United they
tended sections Of public lands son
menoned where the
improvement, made IL fs f~o' aosn Of the al
1hsssfnrs at claims
OF public Lands ~thtr be
will sseh pe~dcsssd urcr ssWsespc
made the <sh February 1884, tie date Of the oc~ so
me- saf aI9 T-t#fa.a
Within the limits aey TINE
herein hed for of ms Pwhr sale
nd 10 hny
outside Of Hss ~
original restoration of
.sid private entry. $500 r.. ..t - - 1tHest
soldier bounty s.d dollar snd twssty Ave
for
the public directed
President applications v be received
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Central Academy,
OH Medical College, corner Of Il amd Tenfh sreets
E duties this will the hr-t Monday Of
September 5tb) ensuing Terms heretofore Ia ADVANCE
from o. 9i2 the hrst Classical
second Circulars nj the
bcctrtors ranhsm Taylor Msuy w. Adsm and Gray
Bsnanfyne. co &
Assistant NJ D. Wells. Mons T. Rson's Professor Of Modern
language Rev jas Nour,e and Rev W. wnsns associate
peiocspss " ~
Ausus, 23-4w
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NUItST-Nctce hereby x,ven that, auovney
~ Mn,. ksns ...ssres q John W Bn@s il enty Ne
"s snd district. describing W. ~ T. w
town vs. a e. Tia dsp,isa receipt fox which
80 ~, " ne maui hare made anplaeaou the Ccmms
nsr of me oer~rs ~ fhs sum N Rv
entry - '''-S"'N"' W I'm, IN 80 a. VI ~
css.s s.v March d. Issa-y.,. !. ,,.s. 'oHN LAST.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a CO.,
No. 81 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sIiIPLHY, h Co,
r G. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 kinss Arms Yard London.
j. MUNROE h CO,
N Rue Nouc Dame d-s VICTORIES,
GEO. II DRAPER Hsvre.
viii be accountable for xcd silver
metals unless bills
eyeor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jams
D. c. Brids. High streets, finished
buiof material attached Of
m stable, carriage house. wood house, Ac.
desg purchase, examine the
application George A. sooon, Of Mastes snd Brdx~
STR
Terms one-,hrd cash the bslsnc. ia ard ls months
~. SNYDER,
Erch.ns. Broker National Hotel Buildings, w.-hnstoo D. O.
Jan 0-dn
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebu enlarged ard elegantly furnished possessing
and for the scconods
the travelling pubic.
D~c i-div
u Stowe, author Of Toms Cabin" exhibition Al
whchurs, Gallery ~ street. fer'he'
eth portrait Of son,as. the famous Queen Of Song
Z Dec f-dn
ID III. HOOE A CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers ar
Competing, Cloths matnr curtain mstensls,
sbeefine furnishing goods generally
Fennyivania between TIN and sh Streets washington
D. c..
Ass VT
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(HOCOLATE, Cocoa, amd Rroma.-w. BAKER h COS
Vanilla
whh nr premiums have been awarded by the chief
and fairs of the Union m sale BY socerlss
United states, snd by their agents
Hu--sy Murray New Yofk aud Twells,
Thoass " Hrundige, Bsitin,ws Kennel Dudley,
Ohio and s. H. Howell, Gcorsesown, D c. ' a
WALTER BAKER, h Co,
Ap3-dty Dorchester,
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JonN Wrtsos
Commissioner OF The General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- MPTION CLAIMANTS.
entitled yht Of n the
and cf townships above enumerated
sfscon
proper once, payment therefor
practicable notice. before
Of the public sale Of the land
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May ip-Ia~t3w
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yUILLARD-s VOr TEL, Ne>s York, No. s23 i3ro ".
and 9o7 i2h street, 10 open for the the
public. aad hied modern
provement, m nishsd p~opsiciof
fovmey Of Wisrd'- Hotel Washugton D. L.
Of former friends slso all ose Of the travelling pube
may favof him with cali. .#... $500. r. Il
Y ID. WILLARD
Nsw yesp. May I7--omif l#
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ANK H~rdisss"net or. Tn. I've ar.sh.v. nv
VI Mrs Mood. -
lack Csd~ The RcnJ~rsss Struggle.
md
RsyAccA y csssc,,o Rss~; H,s.e~s>x, r.r. ~ sd IA
Aug 10 " rnAHCu
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THE viii his present rce 81 hn-ncs untu
u 81 November order In the eesccn of
building occupied will he Immediately tskrn
ha the and houc 18th three
business.
cf books s'ss,orsry A 81 dcsp
order reduce his stock 81 gods
catering his he vail ell much reduced
X fARSHAM.
BAH hose indebted to the subscriber wil he Kind enous
mich have been ofions stand
ing, ready Those paid of November
cuiiecor " ts
closed thai rrena TO
make different ngement in my business. afa . s
July e-dff RI.
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For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
q 49,, The steamer OsCEoLA having been thoroughly
&Sr@&e repaired, win, 9th July Commences running
A iay 10 the above places; leaving washington even
"Wednesday and Saturday ocoeka returning leave Nor
folk Monday and THURSDAY, O'Clock, will
regularly Plnsy Poin Old Point River
Intermediate landings the Potomac
will Norfolk In for James River for
Southern
tih fnnts... = w
- - finey RENT .., %
JAMES MITCHELL,
July 3-dn Captain
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bNoWN'S Essen~~
sence preparation i sscsllsnc.. ~dinsg ~
shsi nepen' eho'ers in shor ~ me
digestive fnncnos u Is 81 ins~simsbe rer*s.
cholera Of
rrcui"y mesc"r- no family ihnSth,
~ enshes the ,s~pen, dss
witch lnfk IN changing climate. 4t ...~.. s4H
Cru'nnes pr,rs't
only w r. frown. hss drug cc~
:" 'h asd Ihe-nu Philadelphia ny ~ W'
respectable spo,hccsre- Washnen
s'y W ny Patterson Nan and u. D. s;tsn, and Asss'
dr,s N,rnni. by J. r. Pierpoui r. .... eat 81 g.#
jun~ 2s-darn IL .
NToCk In sh. Cape Iock.-s Pavilion C.-~r.~y~-
Notice herrty Evrs thai esps
rs :" sad comrny chartered ASSEMBLY,
OF me ss's ~ ssssscd 'hs Jnsesy s5 viii he o~ns
~ NE 'sip'c bank. Ghuhh Ero,hs h.rkcrs, the ce "
Mssrs Evans rsat, ~ Washington trrci
co.ms'. on s-t"yasy asfh w, he ssrt opHa
until the 2s,h Of July FtH
WILLIAM pUHKISsoN,
y. w. Rts0UR,
EDWIN ROei~aoN,
ts~a..
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CyANs ~ wATsoN'S rhiiade psia- ~ anu fac. N, cd
IL key hole ssiamandcr III
street. Phsdei
phis Also vaults and
rsnted .qus IN in the Uoirrd states. &
Reference given many
named. Over 2,D0o Of q
r. Msr"der, 7h street Washing
ton, d. e. has OF safss
orders for 10.
rs@er.' and Meshancs' Bank, Philadelphia, ~ safes
United ststes Mat
United States Arsenal, In Philadelphia, in California
Unirsd States Appraiser's odhce, Philadelphia
Phladephs Germantown aud Mouisown Railroad Company
ssf~s
Richard Norris s.n, locomotive works, Philadelphia,
Winchester Bans, Winchester, Virgins.
Sole sgsncy fu Butterworih's superior bank locks.
Patent slate lined rcfngeraor-.
July 3t-2swiy
Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NoURsE CO..
once south oppo-.
General Post once, wa-binron, ID. c.
~ n Co. will give their claims
M the whh~r hef,r Congress-
Cu tbs Erecuuv. Departments the ~
Their
ard Of the rendered.
kBoas Of tbs firm viii shortly Enrlsnd
unen o Europe and viii take charge which
may he intust-d
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MoRSs, l
IHAs 2. srANsBURY. q
June to--wn
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P"bitc SALE ~ she Uns~d sssses MassAry Res~rv.
Fort Winncbage, Wtsccssas
TUE United States Military Reserve bssc
SIN containing shout four Thousand soh
III. fort public
dsy Of september, 1853, al 10 O'Clock,
located the portage IL the Wisconsin and far
uress t""~ con"sesed nv Canal pacing
rvr) aud contains some OF the desrsh~
WISCONSIN, The or wei known 10 he the mot
valuable sorn 'tss IN ihis s~ctcn @e. -
showing the d'"ens'onS, iecA'oa Ac ef De o
can he SEEN at my once previous o DAY fsale
The terms Of sale cash, ,p-eis fa.As I'D
HENm ..sga tH p. n. MAsTEN,
Assisfsnt Quarernastsr ", =, Amy
Assrsrsrr ouAsrsssasrwn's Orvscs. flH# M1
Juy o2-sodtsahAas
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d =. STEERS NEW GOODS For GEATLEME,.-
have received another elegant gcods g-r,s
men, making och a The present time complete Iho'
who about supply with clothing
and Approaching ~easher should by scd
before they purchase sewhere.
fB-in
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NEW York. May I'D. Is33.--The undersigned hs.t
IN No ~ william
for the transaction of general hrotesaar kusin-ss.
Bank insurance, mning railrad,
bought sold. +
frcm,r~ory bills and loans
May ig-du EMANUEL. y. HART.
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Once OF sniss~Iy General OF Subsistence,
+ r- Wnxb Aug o.,

once Of comra,ssA,y Gsnsr.i OF sub.,.tsn...
n#t@ Washington, August ., 1888
SEPARATE PROPOSALS win Office unu the
a. az, ay 81 ocoesa sss Tor the delivery Of y pun
N Baton Rouge Barracks, Loussiaaa.
as barrels suveIhae nour #sE
~ bushels of white field beans = TT
l,ooo pound. OF good hard soap
4as poaads Of good hard sperm candles
is bushels OF good clean dry nne salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar
Ha N Key We'i, Florida.
40 barrels OF pork
IS barrels fresh supernns nour
IS bushels OF white neid beans
800 pounds Of good hard
800 pounds of good hard candies
is bushels Of good dry fine salt
200 gallons OF good cider vinegar 81.
n Barraneas Barraeks, Pensaesia Ffsrida.
rs barrels off pork
10 barrels of supernns Hour
30 bushels of white field beans
975 pounds Of good hard soap
IA bushels Of good cicaa dry me salt sH.
200 gallons good cider vinegar
IT Fort Smith, frkansas.
so barrels OF pork
$50 barrels OF fresh supernne nour
IS bushels Of white field beAns
IA. 900 pounds OF good hard soap
pounds good sperm candles
% bushels OF good clean dry nne salt
275 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole to Be delivered in all May,i lest
at Fort Gibson, .irkansus.
$50 barrels OF iresh snpernne nour
a. % bushels Of white ned beans
2,60v pounds OF good hard snap
Is bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
GOO gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered in all May, isst,
at Fort Leapsn~oriA, Missouri Rsr.
$40 barrels OF pork
500 barrels o ireshs uper6nc flour
bushels while field beans
$500 pounds ii good hard soap
$500 pounds Of good hard sslow candles
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NOTICE TO PRE-EAPTIoN CLAIMANTS. ~
Every person right prc-~mvuou any
lands within The townships and rs. OF ownship~ sbcvs
rated required establish the
Of the sad ofkce,
refo yaeiea seeing tAs ~ofis
for Of the putie
Claimed
H .H JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner ~ the Crnsssl Lane omes.
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Mother.

They tell us Of On Indian tree,
Which, howsoe'er the sun and sky
May tempt its boughs to wander free,
And shoot, and blossom, wide and high,
Far better loves TO bend its arms
Downward again to that dear earth,
From which the life, that fills and warns
Its grateful being, first had birth
'Tis thus, tho wood by fattering friends
And fed with fame (if fame IL be,)
This heart, my own dear mother, bends
With loves true instinct, back 10 thee
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1Doetrp.


dwell in the depth Of the mountain stream,
Where the white foam glitters and rainbows
CLEAN,
For I am child Of the water;
And ages on ages have passed away
Since frst came to the light Of day,
For am King Orian's daughter.
will not dwell in the salt blue sea,
For love the grey rock and the old pine tree
Which my foaming current laves;
Though oft with the mermaid have sped
To watch the ships that sail overhead,
And dance In the bright blue waves.
Then HE me back to my mountain home,
And the kobold, the fairy-the dwarf and
Rejoice when come again;
For tell Of the sea, and the shining strand,
OF the dark blue waves and the white ribbed
sand,
And the spirits who dwell in the main
And far in the forest, among the rocks,
I sit by my streamlet and curl my lock.
And list to the hunters song;
For many an age have loved that spot,
And still shall love IL when Time is not
1t hath pl eased me wondrous long!
And far away in the old time,
In many legend and many n rhyme,
Men told of my elfn we'll;
For twas said at the close of summers day
Strange music was heard in that lonely way
Like the sound Of silver she'll.
And elfn voices whispered low
Strange secrets of days passed long ago,
With many a sigh and groan;
For they told of time ere man had come
When all the world was spirit home,
And held by the elves alone.
And let him who listens remember long
The words he now hears in my elfn song,
When he goes by the forest we'll;
For by rock and river and greenwood tre,
He long hath wandered in spirit with me,
And he is held by fairy spell.
For to all who believe in an Unseen Land,
And fear the power Of Spirit Band,
Strange mysteries are revealed,
And soaring in vision on spirits wings,
They find in Belief that the Beautiful brings
The Truth from the world concealed.
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Ray" How could you do so impru-
dent a thing" said a curate to very
poor Taffy "What reason could you
have for marrying a girl as completely
stepped in poverty as yourself, and both
without the prospect of the slightest
provision ?" "Why, sir" replied the
benedict, 4" we had very good reason
we had a blanket apiece and as the
cold winter weather was coming on, We
thought that putting them together
would be warmer"
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piano, and the unknown was his own
wife.
CT congratulate you, Fred" said the
young man at his side but he spoke to
marble. The color had left his cheek,
as he walked slowly towards her.
If he was speechless with amazement
she was not so. A rich bloom mantled
her cheeks--triumph made her eyes
sparkle as they never did before--they
flashed like diamonds. A crowd gath
cred to compliment her. In graceful
acknowledgment she blended wit and
humor.
"How well she talks-who would
have thought it Fred's little wife
he has found treasure" were whisper
ed round the room.
Meanwhile, Frederick Lane, Esq :,
stood like one enchanted, while his poor
little rustic wife quoted books and
authors with perfect abandon-admired
this one, commended that. A sedate-
looking student lost himself in a Latin
quotation; Helen smilingly finished it,
and received look eloquent with thanks.
Bon MOts repartec, language rich in
fancy and imagery, fell from her beauti-
full lips, as if she had just received a
touch from some fairy wand
Still Fred walked by her side like one
in dream-pressed his hands over his
bewildered sight to be sure Of his senses,
when he saw her tending, a breathing
vision of loveliness, over the harp--her
full arm leaning on its golden strings
heard again that rich voice, now plain
tive with some tender memory, rise and
fall in sweet and sorrowful cadence.
"Tell me-" he said, when once alone
with her, what does this mean who
are you l feel like one awaking from
u dream"
I" Only a country girl" said Helen,
gravely, then falling into her husbands
arms, she exclaimed:
" Forgive me; am that very little
rustic that you would rather die than
wed. Are you sorry you married me :"
Sorry, my glorious wife but Ely,
you could not sorely deceive me. Did
| not understand that you had never"
"Been to an academy" she broke in,
" never took music lesson-never was
taught how to sing--all true. And yet,
myself, my own teacher; with labor and
diligence, | trust am worthy to be the
wife of one so good and exalted, as l find
my husband to be-"
Thus, laughing between whiles, her
pretty face all dimples, she tells him
how she banished piano books, harp,
portfolio, music, all in an empty room
by themselves, and locked the door, leav-
ing them to seclusion and dust while
the little country girl, without any very
deep-laid scheme, succeeded in convinc-
ing well-bred city gentleman, that he
could marry charming rustic, even if.
her fingers were more familiar with churn
and knitting-needles, than the piano or
the harp.--Olirc Branch.
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DJ~ g | hope you will be able to sup
port me-" said young lady, While
walking out one evening with her in
tended, during a somewhat slippery
state Of the sidewalk. Why, yes"
said the somewhat hesitating swain,
" with q little assistance from your
father" There was some confusion and
a profound silence.
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v. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by .us. His receipts will
be regarded as payments. His Offices are,
BosToN, Scollay's Building; New YoRK.
Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. w.
corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
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Qbt Citerarp Gfbc,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNINGBY
Chanplin Il Babc0ck,
At WESTERLY, r..
Office on Broad Street-entrdnce merit door
tcest Of Thos. Perry's Je,ceiry Shop.

TERMS-$l 90 in advance (: 81 so if pay
ment is delayed till the end of the year.
re. No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
lowing rates: One square, (twelve lines or
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Half a column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
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pay~ A man in Vermont advertises
for a partner for life. He says, " no
strong minded woman need apply, be-
cause he wants wte.
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IN General .issembiy. May Session,
A. D. 1853.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
MEDICINES, &c.
nR. HILL

TAKES pleasure IN announcing 10 the citizens - o.
Worcester and other places that his ONCE Is at NC
III Main ST. -, -.
word 10 Young men aud others afflicted with semi
nal Debility, whether originating from CERTAIN uestruo
tive habits. from y other cause, Win me Tram o.
bodily and mental evils which follow when ntSec'eui
should make early applications thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as ell expense By ms I'M
proved method OF treatment, DR.. H. can safety guar
safe and speedy in al cases OF secre us
that may under his care, no matter how long
standing Fithe sex ave invited TO his private rooms
without fear OF interruption by other patients, as nun
dcds cured early by his practical experience and
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would dc
well to reflect before trusting thti HEALTH happiness
aud in many CASES, trir Ines, the hands Of physi
cans ignorant nf his ass Of malad II is certain
" impossible Tor man To understand all The ills the
human family suNjstt TO-
YEARS OF PRACTICE, eXclsi' ely evoted to the
treatment and study Of syphilis, GonorThea, elect,
Structures, effect Of solitary habits, Ulcers upon tho
body throat legs Pain in the Head or Boz es,
and all Mercual Affections, and all Impurities OF the
Blood Whereby the cOnst tuition has necOme enft ebed,
enables Dr.to oier ele TO all who may place them
sely Is under his e'ne
TO FEMALES. Al diseases peculiar 70 Pennies,
as Suppr ssous Irregularities c., speedily and feet
uay removed.
G;, Tie French Peiodi al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been wen Tested tor the last ten
years
Dr. Hills Preventative for married ladies, sent to
any direcuon secure from observation. Price 50 Fer
sons al II distance may consult Dr. Hil by letter, (Post
pad describing cir csse have mediCines securely
put up aud orwurded TO any part of the II States with
full ard explicit directions for use. Office arranged
with separate apartments, so that patients see none but
the DR..
DR. II makes no charge for shoi consultations. Post
pad letters duly answered Those tquirine much ad
vice should enclose a small fee sufficient to compens te
for the time CURED to write the answer
SC3- Office hours rom A. M, TO ?. NJ.
Very respectfully, DR. e. A,IilLL,
apis DIFF Office l2l Main ST., Worce tet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
Vale and Female InaDOs
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. ARNOLp'S RALsAM,

THE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Cholera
MO,hus Asiatc or Spasmodic Cholera, Dysenery
and Ddrrl@a. IRE warranted in all cases, in their
first stages, less than hour, amid in few days
after all other remedies ave faded il the patient
mortified.
1t is purely vegetable and entirely harmless, aad the
only sure and sue remedy Offer ed the public for
the cure Of Cholera lnanile. aid children bile teeth
ing, or DyseReTy with high fever nay be given to
children adults in any stage Of the above plants
without fear It's great efficacy above all ether Hme-
dies is IN checking the discharges Of lie st0 mach aud
towels in any stage of the disease it'll perfect safety.
1t eascs pain. sits we'll strengthens The stomach and
helps digestion Although checks the discharges so
quick it never produces cosliveness. but always aves
the bowels regular. II is warranted ure safe and
perfect remedy, and not nurt tie system il taken
Seven ears, three times a day.
Smithheld, r H. Feb 5, 1914
certify that IN a PR cuce of over thirty years,
have never inund any medicine equal 10 DR. 5 AInold's
Balsam, ia Cholera MOfbGs, by sentery, ana DarhG9l.
TYLER BRIGGS, M. d.
Woonaocket, Feb. s. 1876
certify lint have pracjiced ply SIC fifty years
In Massachusetts an 2hoie Island. have taken Dr.
5. Arnold's Gaisam number OF times, and have given
i to Others, aud think il exceeds thing ever used
Tor Cholera AOibus, nysentery, and Dlsrrhea.
SPENCER PRATT. NJ. d.
II For ale Wholesa e and Retail by +. MERRILL,
22l VI an street IS cents per bottle or 50 per doz.
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