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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-03
Late Pastor Of The Southampton Baptist Church

" CAUTION Rene nber, then, Parents and al
others, that HOBENSA CK'S WORM SYRUP is the
only medicine in that Will eradicate Worms, witt
certainty, and will disagree with the d. catr
Stomach. Be careful that You get the genuine article
and see that the signature 6 J. N. HOBENSACK' is
every bottle.
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WEDTCINEs. &c.
$500 CHALLENGE

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness o
w the people. is all times of the most valuable i'm
porlance. take it for granted, that every person VIII
do all IN their power the lives OF their children,
and that every person will endeavor promote their
own health all sacrifices feel il MY duty to SOL
EMMY assure YOU that WORMS, according 10 the Opin-
of the most celebrated Physicians, the primary
causes of large majority Of diseases which child
and adults are liable If you have appetite contnu-
ally changeable from Kind of food another, Bad
Breath Pain in the Stomach, Picking the Nose Hard
and Fulness Of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever
Pulse irreguaT-remember that all these denote WORMS
cd YOU should once apply the remedy
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Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap, atI MERRiLL,s,2I
n Main street. ri yaIg
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rHF TApF YORM

This is the most difficult Worm destroy Of all that
nest the human system, it grows 70 an almost ihdth
mite length becoming so coied and fastened in the in
testines and stomach, citing the health so sacy as TO
cause ST. Vitus Dance, Fits c, that those afflicted
seldom if ever, suspect thai it is TAPE Worm Fastening
them TO an ear y grave. Iu older d. stroy this Wor
very energetic trearmeS must he pursued, ii would
therefore be proper take or of my Liver Pills so
as TO remove all distractions that the orm Syrup
may act direct upon The Worm, which must be taken in
doses OF two table spoonuls three times day These
directions followed have never heen known to fail IN
uruo the most obstinate case OF TAPE WORM.
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Boston and Woroester Railroad.

FTIA isNl rssst44sfsssr1
e z-s fsfsss s Il: ~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Conasncing Mon.
day, May 9th, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS FOa BOSTON, as follows
leave Worcester about A, Mt 2, d lOl5 mi (3.OS
Ex.) 400, Ql.05 Ex) pm.
=" MillbuIy $40 a. m. $40 pp
g Milford at 7.O5. 1915 AIS -
Fram'n Cen, T. 40, HOO " 255, 44O
saNonyle AZ 6,55 4" l.30
Newton, $50, 7,27, s23t (W.Tr), o., il 4Ot,
1W Tr9f a. NJ, 2,O2t, $40, 44O 5.25 w. Ir)" 6l5,
bI6, y, m.
and Q, pm ~ -
6 Newton Upper Falls, Clio, and $40 am lilo, SIS
p m.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For worcester AZ 1880 (and Ex.l a.m $780, (4.3o Elk
q M Xxx wy w EA) PIP
/" Milford at 79O n,n ioAs q
Fnmn Cen, 7.3O 800 $50, see"
6ax0nvile NJ gO0 90 q Is
It Newton 7 30, wv Tt1sO5.A NJ I2 80, $50,
wv. Tr.) 3.l5, 5.t6, 6I5, IS and Obs D. N.
lirookline, zlO, 7s5, $50 X IL M, i, 2.35, $780,
81 g. u, $50 p. m.
Charles River Branch, ITO am 12 81, 6A pm.
Nv. Newton station.
@. TwICHELL, supr.
Boston, May 9, 1858. dawtf
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
Mrs. M. w. Geralds,

LEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife
i Educated At the N. n. Female Medical College
VIII answer calls night and day.
-, ~ Residence corIof Myrtle and souihbrdgc stree
worcester app dly
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Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system is more liable to disease tina
the LIVER it serving as hterer TO purify the bloc
or giving the proper secretion TO the bile, that all
wrong action of the Liver effects lhe other importh
parts of the SYSTEM and results varously in Liver Con
plant, laundce dyspepsia, We should, therior'
watch every symptom that might indicate wrong az
ton of the Liver. These Pills being composed of Roof
and PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sic
namely list, an EXPECTORANT, which augmen:
the secretion from the Pulmonary mucus membrane {
promotes the discharge of secreted matter I'd, Al
TERATlVE, which changes in some explicabe
insensibe manner the certain morbid action of the sy
lem 81, 1ONlC, which gives lone and strength
the nervous system, renewing health and vigor a
parts OF the body. 4th a CATIIAR1lG. which acts
perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and opel
atng on the Bowels, and expeng the whole
corrupt and vitiated matter, and purifying The BlOot
which DESTROYS disease and restores health.
TO FEMA LES
You will find these Pills all invaluable medicine
many complaints to which you are subject. In OF
structions either total PARTIAL they have been foun
of nestmabe benefit restoring their functional arrang,
ments to healthy action purifying The blood and Oh
fluids efectually, to put flight all complaint
which may arise lIom fe male irregularities as headache
gddness dimness OF sight, pam in the side, back etc
and offered the public the best Pills Tor all disease,
upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians. having had the rt
ceipt of their manufacture submitted for nspet
ton, say, that the ingredients of which they
posed make them the best pills tor all diseases
the Liver, Impurities of tie Blood We say thi
not only from our own Judgment but also from that
tne pest meulcal authority IN the UNITED states.
diseases requiring the use of an Alternative, DIA
PHOREFIC, and PURGATlVE MEDICINE, tn;
came under our notice, has een treated with The aboV
Pills with the most satisfactory
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
F. CROWLEY, Nj. ID.
l.. BOMEN, N. d.
o. Purchase none but those having The gnature, 6
N. HoBENsACk," upon each box as all others
worthless iaittl
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing
become gents, must address the Proprietor, j. N. t
BENSACk at his Laboratory, Ne. 100 orlh second 81
above Rare, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants in the IT, States
Pamphlets gvng certificates of cures performed i
different sections the country BY the above medicines
be had gratis of the Agents
For sale by LEWIS T. LAZELL, E. II. MARSH
ID. SCOTT, Jr., JAMES GREEN, and CABDW Ell
4 HILL, of Worcester ana Druggists generally ov,
the State. PRICE, 25 TENTS
REDDING & CO, No. State street, Boston
Wholesale AgenOs
je2f dSaTuaw
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Read the FOLLOWING !.


And you cannot be indifferent TO this appeal. HUI
mainly calls upon YOU do yont duty 1t is only
of the many thou ands who have its wonderful
effects
DIR. j. N. HOBENSACK,-SIR Gratitude 10 you,
the inventor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this
humble testimony in ITS favor, being sale, gentle,
yet powerfully ehectual remedy for Worms. Having
had much experience in knowing the effects of various
preparations, my wife, who well skilled in minis
terng TO children in distress pronounced it the best she
had used and would other while yours could
be had.
daughter of ours became seriously diseased. Her
symptoms were alarming, but her mother at nee sought
for a remedy for Worms Having obtained yours, by
the time she hsd taken half bottle, Oh Sir, the JOY
gave afeciion4e mother, the mptoyem ent in
her child, she being about five six Years Old She
passed an immense quantity of Worms, her scky
tenance frightened, her spirits r,nned, and in
short time lovely child, threatened with d. cline and
death, now gave promise ofheallh. Thanks kind
Providence, whose blessing attending your Syrup,
stored the child. With confidence recommend it to all
parents whose children are suffering with Worms
JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptist Church.
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RAILROADS.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

w OTC6SCSr anu NaShUd 1sd4uOau.
Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive al GyotOn Arrive at
Worcester at Junction Nashua and Loweilat
$50 am. O5 SO am. $50 am.
Ills III IL 90 m. I.l2 pm. Ito pm
40 pm 5.35 pm. 6.5U pm. $40 pm
Leave Arrive nj Groton Arrive AT
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.3O am. Is am. SO5am eI5am
ll.35 I.3G m. 1880 pm L50pm
$50 pm. 4.45 pm. 600 p.m. 7.2O pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving al Nashua connect directly with trams
of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern
Passumpslc, and Vermont C,ntral RaiIroads An 1Tain
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above rabtd Roads.
Each Tram TO and from Groton Junction fexcept the
Evening Train from Nashua connects with upward
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. M con.
With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains. Ais p. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at g. Is a. M connects
Express Train New ork and Albany. That arriving
at p IN with p. m. trains OF above roads That
irving at 720 m. with the New ork Steamboat Trar
via Norwich.
FlTCHBURG AND woRCEs TER Il. 4. TRAINS, .
running in connection with Wore Nashua uams
leave Fitchburg at ., ~. 1910 and 90 p.
Leave Worcester AT $50 and Ill and a. 10 N.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester Groton Junction, Nashua Lowela and Fitch
burg.
o. For connections with the other road at Worees
ter, Gtoton Junction, and Nashua STE Snow and WI
der's Pathfinder and Railway lide.
d Through Tickets issued al Worcester for Bur
ngton, Montpelier, Wells River aud White River juno
tiun, the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg but he change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
J.v'. sT0wELL, sup't
Worcester, June 6, 1853 elO davtf
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Desk Manufactnrv.

II P. WRIGHT q CO., Manufacturers of Prints
~. Counting Room and Office Desks; Library, ONCE
ana Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book
Cases OF every size and quality respectfully inform the
clzehs OF worcester and vicinity, that they are now
prepared TO furnish the above named articles at short
notice, and IN the best Styles Aud we will warrant
our work 10 be equal TO any the country Rem oT
Paines Block, corner Of Main and Pleasant slreets
Worcester, Mass. L. p WRIGHT
lqnl6 dtf NJ. SMILEY
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On and after Monday, May 9th, 1853, through PAS
SENGbR TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 7.20, and 80 a. Mi and 400 .. 70
Leave Worcester at so, and II a. M and A. 10 D. m.
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Norwieh and Worcester Railroad,
80 "a q l lsz8
SPRING CHARACTERISTICS %, 1853
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 80 A. NJ. u NJ, and [al 90 P.
Cent? Village, at Is A. NJ, - 50 and 81 p NJ
Danielsonvi1e, al 30 A. NJ, 05 and OF P. NJ
Pomfret, at 500 A. NJ, l p and AZ P. NJ
Webster, at IS A. NJ, 90 and 40 P. NJ.
Oxford, at s 50 A. NJ, Is and 7 05 NJ
Arrive at Worcester, at % n. NJ so and 90 P. NJ
lal Freight tran win passenger car attached
Leave Worcester at As aud 10 80 A. NJ and 90 p M
Oxford, at IS and II 90 &c g n Z"
Webster, at 80 and II Is 40
Pomfret, ct 8 90 and II so g 05 !"
Daniesonyile, at 2s A. NJ, u 10 and 27 p. NJ
Centr'l Village, at AZ {. y rs and 7 AZ q
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 2Oand < 80
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 6 90 P. NJ, Wor
ceser at 80 P NJ, Danielsonvile at 3s, and Norwich
The 80 A M train from Norwich, will connect with
coaches for Providence Central Village and Pomiret
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS; at Danelson
vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba,
ny, al 25 NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta
tons, At 81 Nj, and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. At Worcclter station, with Boston
and W Worcester and Wo cester and Nashua Trains.
The IL NJ train from Norwich will ntersect juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, and
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at W orces
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The 20 P Train from Norwich arrives in Worces
ter in time for the 10 30 Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station.
Trairs from Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ. arrive
in Norwich in for Trans for New Loudon Ston
lngton, Wlllimantlc, Hartford Few Haven and ~ York
The 10 30 NJ Train from Worcester connects at
Danielscuvlle with coaches for Providence, whitman
tic and Hartford ddily, for Brooklyn with every &C
comm0dation train. q
At Dayvie with Coach for Ashford, TUESDAYS Thurs
days ond Saturdays; foI Providence, Mondays Wednes.
The 90 Nj Tram from Worcester connects at Web
sler, with Coaches for southbrdge, daily; Tor West
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ompanying each Box.
~ 10000 boxes sold in this State the past yearand
gave universal satisfaction
The great secret of the popularity of this Ointment
lies in the fact that it accomplshes all is recommend
ed to do and that do recommend Il to cure any
thing but what from the of its ingredients, il is
absolute specific for, while other preparations of the
kind recommended to cure every disease which the
human flesh is heir to, from Consumption down the
bite of flea, when in fact ali the medical properties
they contain are in the handbs. and the thousands Of
fictitious certificates published in their praise
invite those troubled with the above complaint (par
iicularly SAT- Rheum, take box and Try tiff you
are not fully satisfied, return it and take back your
money.
B-I have hundreds of testimonials can show an
one who feels disposed to call on and satisfy him.
self Of the virtues OF this Ointment
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL, Manga.
tuck, Conc, TO whom all orders shuund be addressed
Sold also by the principal Druggists, and Connry Mer.
chants generally Price 25 cents
WHOLESALE DEPoTs-C V. Cickener & Co, No
81, Barclay street, New York; Weeks Potter, Wash
ington street, Boston, J. Green Cald we'll " HILL and
ID. Scott, Worcester dWSaweow marl6
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DR. CornelPs Pain Expeller.
50 A PERFECT Charmer Of Painn Manufactured
"A by >. ID. FULLER a. co.
Store, fremont Temple, Boston. sold by Dealers
generally myl4 DIFF
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MEDICINES, &c.
The Wonder Of the Age!
Dr.. TerreI,s Healing Ointment,

For the cure of Salt Rheum, Erysipe
las, Chilblains, Chapped or Cracked
Hands, Burns and Scalds, Cuts, Wounds
of any kind, piles, Inflammation of the
Breast, Rites of Insects, old Sores, all
kinds Of Breaking out and Sores OH chill.
dren, Sore Lips, Pimples on the face,
and all diseases OF the Skin.
n For particulars see small bills &C
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REMOVAL.

Alao, number Of Farms, Win nom On - ooo -.
ofLand, each. ""n "om ~ 70 zVO Acre
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70 KS CszssEzzz==sifl -zsfzsszsss53
60 - - lze5l.ssss az1--.Azs
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I s.....s; s;.s...l..El 80 1899. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
BEAUTIFUL EFFECT OF PAIN,

One of the most beautiful effect. Of pain is
It's tendency to develop kind feelings between
man and man: to excite u friendly synpa,hv
Oh the part of others towards the person I'M
mcdiatcly afflicted.
No sooner is person attacked with illness
than a corresponding decree of interest i.
excited in his behalf. Expressions OF solici-
,udc for his welfare are put forward offers
of assistance are made. old friendships are re-
vived, rev ones developed; all this, it Is to
be remembered, is essentially connected with
the suiirrng> of sickness. We're it not for
THIS there would be no occasion for this Svm-
pathy, aud there would be no manifestation
OF it. Every man would be- left to battle with
the attacks If illness as he could ami II" kind
Voice would he raised to cheer him in hi,
hours of solitary gloom no tender hands rui
forth IN offices Of kindness: no midnight
watchers Volunteer to attend his bcd->i,le.-
~ contemplation. the uses of pain that 4ra-
cious Got has attached to our constitution n
an"re,sarl part ri our existence Is there any
one calls Tor louder admiration than this
wh!"h unitcs the whole family Of Adam into
nc universal motherhood: which rivcS OK
~ i>c t" the noblc>t charities Of our nature.
and which is the means of securing to us. at
rhc YER, moment when we most see their val
r". III" t"ndrrr>t a<>i>tanr" of best and kind
81 feelings OF our nature?
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DEATH OFINFANTS.

Those who have never lost child are un-
allie to understand how great void the death
Of one little one can make. There is, we
think, nothing on earth that can cast so long
FIN 1t is cmphatically the shadow of death
which freezes the parents heart.
Small As is an infants tomb. it sometimes is
capacious enough to hold all the brightest
hopes and dearest Joys of a whole family cir
Gle The little child is often the bri ght focus
where all the rays of gladness in household
center. and from which they are reflected
again over happy hearts; and when this cen
trail light is eclipscd, great darkness falls on
all.
How many there must be in heaven, gath
cred up from all chimes, even from heathcn
shores, who have died so young as to retain
no memory of earth, and to whom that world
of glory seems as their native land: whose
souls were washed and regrneratcd so early
that no stain of this world was ever visible
upon the soul.
Whatever wannd of sin there mlv have
been. has healed without a scar their every
thought has been moulded by the society and
scenery Of heaven, and they stand continual
" before the face of the Father In how
large sense may we say. OF such is the
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can only portra7 words are inadequate
Another dreadful night was passed. An in
crca--! force was raised. who mar>hallcd
themselves with the dawn of the Sabbath, be
tore the door of the bereaved parents. PRAYERS
were offered to Almighty God, and the aid
of Heaven invoked to direct the search The
preliminarics being arrange d a long line was
formed upon the section lines, and the march
renewed, Hour after hour passed. and not
a vcS,ige otthp missing one was discovered.
Every tree, stump and lo- possessing sn>-
piciop> cavity. underwent the closest scrutiny:
every bush and thirkct. every fir and Graded
knoll was visited as the band pressed onward,
Lone aud ardent was the search. and many
fears for the lost little one were entertained.
The sun had far passed the zenith. and Wa
fastening behind The western hills. Vhcn an
ch!rrly s.,ail and his son, partly discouraged
= well as wearied with the search. were
,,.ann q - the hand Of an invisible pilot Ill
an opposite direction. lar from the band, and
vhie standing AID ,lisco,trsing upon the pro
rir;y oi ahan,lDning further search, distant
sound broke upon their ears.
They fastened in the direction whence the
sound proceeded. and having travelled as far
n, pra .ti.abIe, they halted and listened few
minutes intcntly; again that sound was heard
and turning few steps lii another direction
what was their surprise to behold the object
Of their scar h sitting upon the ground, having
Just awakened, on bed Of leaves, which ii
had collected by the side of an old log There
the little innocent sat, in her tattcrcd dress
sobs and 81 ghs hcaved her little bosom, and
! large tears rolled down her checks.
As she caught the first glimpse of her de
livercrS, she asked for something to eat.
Oh said she, Il have had to 90 to bed
nights without my supper-plcase i've me
something to eat
They took up the little sufferer and started
for home, which was four miles distant
While pas,in. through a >narl Of tall grass.
they asked the girl if she passed through any
such grass.
@ YES said she, 4 have travelled great
way through much taller grass than thiS-and
| would call for my father to come and get
me but he would not | would then call for
my mother 10 come and get me. but she would
not; then would call for my little brother,
and he would not come after ne S. tray
elled on
On being asked if she slept warm at night
she said, YES but the first night my little
brother went to bed with me, and in the night
he pulled Off all the clothes and got cold
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FOR THE BOYS g. GIRL s
4 LOST CHILD FOUND.

In Detroit. Michi gan an incident occurred
recently, which filled the town with excite
m"nt and called forth many legend of the
Kind remember d by the old inhabitants =
\ few boys who had been ont on huntinc
excursion. called at one of their ncirl,hor's &
began Shooting az a mark A little girl abou,
eight years old, who had formerly had an
illness that had affected her head, got alarm
ed at the firing and ran into the woods
In short time She vas missed. and il wa.
remembered that she had been seen rnrripn
coward The woods, and consequently a search
Logan, hnt night came on. and with it rain.
which rendered further search for that nfob,
impossible, Mornin. came, and Vet the lttl,
wandcrcr had not returned.
Its frantic parents. with one other child
mad" further search till the sun had na~scd
the hour OF twelve, and vet TO tiIinos Of the
lost Cd" were had. The neiahborhooI was
alarmed. and dogs. horses. and every ipstr,,-
mcnt Of the rustic kind. were morShall,d f,r
th" search. f',t again night with its Eryptian
horr"'S Set n.wIi',"m restoring the little one.
Minutes seemed ike hours with its Distracted
mother
At length mornin. came and with It a
hnh'ircd mon ard boys who, Notwithstanding
fh, still rDn,inD,l .or,, ~ /, Il
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LIBER ATION....T This NAV certify that
have this day given my son. John = Brown his tim,
during tn" reminder Of hi~ minority. therefore
shall claim non" "fhi- earnings nor rav auy d.ht.
"t his contracting after his date
CHARLOTTE WALTER.
Attest L"rI>A T. HE"wx.
LYMAN WEEKS.
St,'"hn>hurv Jan "a 1853 Tsno,a
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Buffalo Robes,

w l. { N'>. IT L cos : and READY MAD
/ e oiJU\C.y, tLNIII NtO.>
"
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Scientific Evidenced!

Baron l"hi- in hi celebrated work ~, animal
chemistry. >aI- An artificial ,iigc>riy. f,uil.
"H :s"u- 10 the Gastric .Iuice may re readily lr,-
81 t." OK, IN which ,ariors articles nffnl -, ,,.,
an" 60 viii j." >itr,.cI. changed and dir,.>t.a.
"'' III u" ~.nr n;liucr ticy would b., in the.
human ~-"rmach.'
Can '.' ;lr Agent. and ret Il descriptive circular
-r", -'E.%a .ar-'' ann sl.' a., >c.I .- evidence.
-'n'lar 10th" above. to.-rlrr with reports If r,.
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NEW FIRM.

TINHE Undersigned have ,l- ,ay formed & c"part
1 ncr,lin under IL" :.anlo fl. u. X i. Chase. <
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Al" for ale iy i. {. EINGIIAM. S. Jnhn>hury
W.. and the principal druggists i'll the city al,
country generally. 1.:,1t;