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In THE SENATE OF THE u. STATES
sp ECIAL Sc $ SION
MONDAY. MARCH 81, 1855.
SENATE.


MONDAY. MARCH 81, 1883
SENATE
MEXICAN BOUNDARY
The PRESlDEN pro tenn, appointed Mr. Flss 10 an
The vacancy the select committee In relation 10 ibs
Mexican boundary commission.
PAPERS WITHDRAWN.
Mr.. BAYARD asked leave 10 withdraw from the sl..
OF The Senate the papers or Santiago T. Arguello io
whose relief bill was passed at the last session. which
was not acted upon by the House OF Representative
The motion was agreed 10.
PRINTING DOCUMENTS
Mr. SEBASTIAN submitted the following rs.ot,
ton which considered by unanimous consent ma
agreed 10:
Rssovsd That one thousand copies Of the ,,o
tho SUPERINTENDENT OF Indian affairs In California be prnsd
the OF The Senate.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY
Mr.. WALKER. By direction OF majority OF ,hs
Committee on Indian Affairs submit the following reso
luton
Rssoired That the Committee Indian Affairs be ,na
they are hereby authorized TO delegate OF heif nun
her 70 proceed during the ensuing recess OF Congress- "a
axe testimony the 10 said con-
muee touching certain frauds legged to have been commits
ted by Alexander Ramsey aud Others In making payment
OF moneys bands Of the Sioux Indians aud Thar
the member Of said COMMITTEES SO TO be deegasd have
power such points may be necessary AMI
10 send for persons and papers, and witnesses
aud take their testimony and cery the same with or
proofs said commitee, for their report thereon the ne,
session OF Congress.
Objection being made by Mr. HUNTER, the resolution
lies over one day, under the rule.
DRY DOCKS AND STEAMERS
Mr. MORrO submitted the following resolution for
consideration; which lies day, under the rule
Rsopd That The Secretary Of the Senate is hereby an.
thorzed and required purchase for the Scnse
tive hundred copies of the work entitled Naval DIV
Docks OF United Staes and also five hundred conc,
o. the work entitled . Naval and Mail Steamers Of Ii.
United Sates. by the englnee chief OF the Uniud
navy, provided the INST work does exceed ten
dollars per copy, and the latter five dollars per copy
EXTRA COMPENSATION.
Mr.. HAMLIN submitted the following resolution for
consideration which lies over one day, under The rule
Resolved, That the pensation slow,
10 the of printing. and the clerks and
senger under him, paid by the resolution the Sens
to other clerks and messengers Of similar grade.
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
On motion by Mr. MASON, the Senate then proceeded
to consider the resolution submitted by Mr. CLAYTON on
The TIN instant.
Mr.. EVERETT addressed the Senate at length there.
on.
Mr.. MASON with the concurrence Of Mr.. CLAYros)
moved that The resolution be laid upon the table which
agreed 10.
On motion by Mr. MASON, the Senate proceeded to the
cons deraion Of executive business and after time
spent therein, the doors were reopened, and
The Senate adourned.
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs~-JhS. Il. RICHARDS Ina.
II school children
development in Germantown,
PHILADELPHIA.
who have with Mr. Richards mode OF
treating this children will testify that much
condition OF
becity stod idocy intelligence and
thing which but few thought beyond the
reach Of human effort.
In Europe Mr. r. familiar with similar institutions which
early training Of escuns
hopeless idiocy has had
OF than four teaching this class OF unu
address Dlvyn Psrish
Of and Arch Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring
The Rev. Bishop Potter, Thomas s. Krkhrids, M ID.
Rev Prof Geo. n Wood, M D.
Judge Kan Pref Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof Thos. ID. Muitsr, NJ. u.
Hon. Henry ID. Glpsn, AlfredL Elwyn, N. ID,
In Washington, he viii refer 10 his friends
Gen. James Hamilton, Mics Dorothca L. Dir,
Hon. Horace Mann,
Mn2-dim
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third cash the balance in six and twelve
from day of SALE for which the purchasers VIII be required
secured by deed fust sasac
be complied with within three day
will be resod at the risk and
j. Is, II SMITH, Trustee.
March ID JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
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LyRENCH'S HOTEL. corner Of Frankfort street and
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain
city, built subscriber, May !,
l5g re6@d and furnished August 1854 He that for
cannot he surpassed Ia
hotel
unen only all OF which warmed gratis They
wshstand., which supplied with
through silver plated cocks There s but bed in
halls floor will be lii with
hotel
they ordered
refeclo IL immediate vicinity
ue business and the principal pacss OF amusement
2-dJm X. FRENCH,
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The PRESlDEN pro tam, appointed Mr. FISH 10 6ll
the vacancy the select committee relation Ia r.
Mexican boundary commission.
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Mr.. BAYARD sked leave TO withdraw from ihe Al,
OF the Senate the papers Oh Santiago f. ArgueIlo d
whose relief bill was passed at the last session. VIII
was not acted upon by the House of Representative
The motion was agreed 10.
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Tue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTRY SEAT or THE
late Paul knchy with all the improvements thereon, consist
ing Of asub4tsnts dwelling brick carriage hooss
and stable, barn, &c, Offered private sale Hf1
This place oes particular Inducements dssfr"u Of 70
eating in the vicinity Washington Lying beyond yet imme
dasiy adjacent limits hnesn minutes
walk OF the Presidents house. well suited t city residence
and from city tsraton The position hss ne
advantage Of being convertible into three and desirable
building sites, each emncpce facing the chy. .
The dwelling beautifully srcund hon
Northern extremity Of Twentieth street II affords 'pen
did Of the whole city, the Potomac and the distase ns
and shipping OF Alexandria majestic oak stands beside
house branches overshadowpg Of than ou
lending charm the summer no
other residence in The vicinity po~sesses
There abundance excellent the dwelling
Feb aNeodtr MAGpL. KNCBy.
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NOTICE To CONTKACTORs.

NOTICE To CONTRIBUTORS.
SAULT STE MARIE CANALSealed proposals
y Fails Of Mary Of
Michigan, April ne H.
and will be opened that day.
The will be constructed ageeaby the
egsa Michigan providing consre
of the The and specifications file Office
Captain Garfield, Detroit which reference
for information.
addressed Conant Detroit and
by The of surees Contraction
written in full
JOHN s. BARRY, l..
HENRY LEDYARD,
SHUBAEL CONANT Canal Commissioner
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHAUNCY Jo5LIN,
Detroit, Feb. Is, 1853
Mar l-dtlstApif
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IN sutu,e shall he enabled To oMsr all class~s o
linen goods remarkably low all Of the best makes n
pures qualities. We N. day
100 Irish nsns from medium and heavy TO srts nne
100 dszen table napkins from 81 80 dozen - 90 lh
qualities ~ snd ~ rs the bargains We have ever
offered.
20 pieces linen sheenss, assorted qualities and wdns
Pillow linens, all Widths in great PROPULSION.
rs table diapers and dsmssk all wdhs svss nc d.,
towels and owe'nnU inenn
ing the " royal Turkish bathing towel"
20 pieces fine birdsys diapers. i -...,x- :.
Any OF linen goods should rot AL 70 r
ANIME prices We devote great s"enuoa 70 the ns
trade.
with goods arriving dsy making sur stock 81 ms
Il; me nrob,by The b-.ts assorted in the District
r.,n cash IN all uness arranged to the contrsry
Good articles prices, and fair dealing may be- relied on
80. PERRY BROTHER
90, * s,eodif Opposite Centre MARKET
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ID IL. HOOE a. co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpeting floor oil cloths mnttings, materials
sbeeting furnishing generally.
Pennsvana between 7h and 9th Streets Washingc
ID. a..
| Az 29--u
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AGATHA's Husband, novel by the author Of
OHve.n
Interviews Memorable and Useful; by Rev. H. Cor, ID. d.
Lives Humboldt, and William,
lated from the German by Juieue Bauer.
Child's Hsty Of England by Charles Dickens, volume
Abbot's Life of Nero
far FRANCK TAYLOR
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Mr. SEBASTIAN submitted The following resolu
agreed 10:
Resopsd That thousand extra copies OF the ,,o, =,
the su De rntegdenl OF Indian affairs in California be ba
lor The use OF The Senate. '
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,IUxy sTRING GOODS The subscribe Just received
,.p.s Of French, India, and Eusish nncy and
49,. Goods embracing all Of the
season Amon9rwhich -e name
so pieces rich plain pouit de sole, shsdes
rs do very nch plaid silks, entirety
do do solid plaid silks, all coiors
do black hrocad~ silks
rs do plain black Gro de Rhine
10 do plain light pou de sole, for evening
rs do style French Grenadines
10 Do hight coored English grapes, for evening
Is do Tarsetan rnusiins do
~ do white book swise musiins do
10 do style French lawns
rs do DO French figured jaeonsn
Is do do French cb,ntS.s
81 do do French ginehsms
French shalies
10 do plain mousseine de lsinss
Is do plain colcred sba'ies, Ac. - :.
Together desirable goods, 70 vhen -
Of ladies beovs psensss
where prepared Offer nducsmsn" both IN ess
'''e' ''' '''ev' sooE, mo, 90.
9e-aa~4v
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Nv !, G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneor.
nRUsrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN-
Improved propertyBy deed of from the late
Colonel Bomtord Sold the auction OF James
Thursday March gath, at oclpcK, p the ioi-
lowing described property
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Also full sheets very heavy floor oil cloths
ted manufaoo Of Rolls Sons London, which
and shaped hail.
To all Of which respectfully invite the attention Of
Mar 10 Republic. HooE, BRO, 90.
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IRST time tn Washington, at Iron Hall, Psnnsylva
MIA avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
THIS magnificent painting the first and best of
eKh5edln country PhiIadephis
opportunity the price of admission during
all OF tho Children
under 2t Doors open every evening at panorama
TX.
a. a iff
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,ruCvE T&,w,s "a HTN-A ne-nke dssusrsoype Of Mrs
II so~s sutbor Toms eshn, !" on erh'n'non
near ~ street. tofesne
Win portrait Of scn,as, Queen Of Song
J-Am
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.

ONCE 80 State, corner Of Congress street. Boston.
tHnE undersigned, late Principal Exa miner in the
4 United States' Patent Office at Washington CITY,
has ua resigned his Office for purpose Of establish
ing an agency IN Boston for procuring Patents in this
and foreign countries.
His long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice and
with the history ofnvenIion in this and
and this experience, with the frequent visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office, usifes him IN
saying that his agency will offer TO Inventors ali the
advantages of one located in Washington and IN nd l.
tion those which result from residence III the dst
OF mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all relating 10 the validity
DC OF patents, the novelty and paten,abhy OF nven.
lions, and in the general department of Mechanical En-
neutrality-suspicious. and Drawings pieparea-
Caveats Observation-Disclosures procured of appica.
tons that nave been rejected upon imperlecty prepared
papers,-Cases of interference, and applications for
tension and REISSUE prosecuted land, in general all
business connected with the Patent Office, transacted
with care and promptness.
British and other foreign potents procured through
prompt and confidential agents. in Lonjon and Paris
The new law recently enacted in Great Briaa having
materially reduced the cost Of obtaining patents in that
kingdom opens TO inventors opportunity OF protect
ing their rig within the British realm which they
have never before enjoyed. Paen:s are now granted
which extend over England, Ireland aud Scotland.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neces-
sary Information, and have their business transacted
by writing to the subscriber (post paid without the
trouble and expense OF visit 10 Washington.
He begs leave TO refer those uHacq TAINTED with him
TO the following testimonials
From the Examiners in the Patent Office
"The undersigned, Principal and Assistant tx aminers
In the United states Patent Office have for aeysrI
years been well acquainted with MI, Samuel Cooper
lately PriBcpal Examiner in this 0lIce and ,nke
pleasure in stating that he is gentleman Of the highest
moral character; 7oi unquestioned knowledge n ,bs
business and practice Of the Office and that his scien
lidc atianments such eminently tit him for tht
business in which be 10 about 10 engage.
HEsRT D, REEwIcK,) p,,,,.,aa,
nl l.. ID. GALE, TfWcVdt
i'll LANE. 1"HHHeTs'
assistant ErGniners--T. II. Peale, Thas. T Eve
rili, F. seutheate Smith, VIM. Chauncy Langdon.a
"From long acquaintance and intimate official rela
uons with Mr.. Cooper | fully and heartily concur In
luz n"issoihs recommendation made by my late col
sasueS WM.P N. FITzeERALD, ~.
tA Lale Principal Examiner Of Pasenfs.o
q, from non. Sherman Leland Boston,
"a nave been well acquainted with Mr.. Coop.r FL,
many years, and have the fullest eonad,nrs N NJ,
r fathfulness and integrity. q Ir,. ~ !, ~
FEB 9--d5taw&wlamolvr SAMUEL COOPER.
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MOTOR Nv

OUR Institution AT Halsted Hail. Roche,,e, NJ v
~ 10 now IN the successful treatment Of ch,ori1
Diseases by this system OF Therapeutica which ~ %
pie, rational and reliable based upon new
principles, by which the worst forms OF pso,ansas
UfeT, and other functional and organic
are cured without supporters AIRY Of the usual treat
meut Of the day II controls with ease the most uu
manageable and long standing Diseases without pain or
Inconvenience The principles Of MatOrpaihy have
been thoroughly tested In the treatment of some i've
thousand cases Of female diseases, Of which have
been cured IN few days, Others In a few weeks.
Moiorpathy gives vitality and force 20 the functional
powers OF an the organs II the constellation
from the abuses OF dissipation end self indulgence, and
the only agent which will spinal difficulties pre-
vent abortion and obviate sfery. II IL equally eff
Client In the Of ncpisnf consumption, bronze
affections, paralysis, nervous arrangements liver COM
plan and all troubles arising from organic weakness
o. torpid circulation, as dyspepsia, scrofoa, painful pc
rlodg, tkc. f.-'-
This treatment has also been successlul In epiiepsy
heart daensc, and dropsy. In those If peculiar
nervous exeitabys loas Of memory, or slight abera-
lions Of mind where the iinac Asylum il forbidding
the success " this Institution Il truly gratifying.
There " an extensive Wafer Care attached, with
enfdnnss lawns, and spacious accommodations where
kndnens nna PLEASURE smong the remedeal nneans
" secure buogancy OF spirits and cheerful enjoyment
work Mct0fpathy, aud other particulars can DO
ha FREQ OF posage by enclosing latter stamps a.
fecied 10 H.HALbTED, N. d.,
aps2 d1aw5m Rochester, N. r.
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Important to the Sick.

nR. G. A. HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
Il Mass invites the particular attention of IHvanIs
and the public, to his and successful method of
treating Diseases by the of Magnetic Electricity and
his newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
Medicines. Years of careful study and scientific ex-
perments in the preparation of remedial agents as
physician in large and varied Practice have enabled
d. H. to discover new methods of preparing, condens-
ing and combining to produce the most remarko
Bile and happy results, and effect radical cures in all dis
eases otong standing and in where the best med
ical skill In the use Of common medicines, have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption Dysie psia
Chronic Sore Throat, Chronic rheumatism Piles scroE
ua Chills and Fever Cutaneous Eruptions Mind Dis
eases, constitutional Debility, Nervous Affections, no
matter from what cause il may arise have ali welded
TO ms new method OF treatment, and those who alter
suffering for years from these Diseases aud given an ali
to the Temple of Health
Ey medicines can be obtained Of me in person. or by
etter, at No IL Main street, aud Of no other person
or in no other place. ianl7 az
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No. 239 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
A TTEN1IoN given 10 The Purchase, sale and Elk.
IA rhause D Real Estate in al parts OF the City, and
Among the many dfs rahle City Lots he offers for
sale, he would cali the special tennn of purchasers
"a those beantinl lois compr sing The !. Wheeler
Farm and = BOYDEN PLATTSn situated ON Pleas
ant street. wi hin sh distance Of The CIV Hall
% these Lots TOO much cauunt be spoken in piast-
in IhelT favor tIfn words
And 10 persons desirous of commanding Sites, he
would call their attention to those splendid 81 uated
on OAK lfil. (near the Western Railroad Depot which
Tor beauty OF surrounding scenery fine air ami excel
lent water, cannot be surpassed by location in the
City These Lois bar TO be seen to he red
commanding OF the finest views OF the City and
hut short distance from the City hail. nu chasefs can.
mon but desire and admire beautiful loca ion. We
would ask You to visit them, if no more Great in
ducements will be off red to those whing build i'm
mediately.
lie also offers 25 Lots on Vernon street. Onion Hil)
20 Providence 81, rs Elm ST. 20 on Mason ST. sew.
e-al Pleasant st. and others in different parts of the
city. by which persons ran he accommodated according
10 their means and desires. Aud inducements to
purchase he VIII exchange any and all o. the above
Lots for Property in the Comfy, with security, they
may be bought on any length of ime-so that custom
ers can be accommodated without any outlay ofCash.
Also, several FARMS in different sections OF the
County, varying in price from $500to $4,000.
Those in want of Farms will DO well to call and ex-
anime his many lists among hem persons can be ac.
commodatcd, or suited price, location and guam
tit of land with less expense and trouble than other
wise.
Also, Tenements to lei and Houses for SALE in differ
ent parts of the City.
Considering the facilities for communication by Rail
road with all parts of the country the advantages of
pune air, the superior for education in public
schools and private semnaries, together with other
means of moral imp oventnt, the City of Worcester
presents TO those desi'ou of retiring from business
more private life, greater inducements locate than
any other place in the Union. We would cordially in
vite to visit city aud judge for your selves Of
beauty and present prosperous condition. Cali
Office, No. 23s Main st. and will convey you over
different parts of the CiB free of charge Je2 DIFF
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By Letters Patent (Secured) 1849.
PuLUermacher's Patent Hye2ro- Electric Vohaic
f.

PuIuemacAer's Patent Hydro Electric Volaic
CHA AIMS, "
4 tONSTRUCTED to be worn under the garments are
~ the most wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electricity OF the present day. They relieve. without
pam OF shock The stanianeousy acute nervous pains,
dooIeux, &c and by their mild but continuous and per-
eepce action on the body diseases Of years. standing
sncn az govt, local paralysis complaints, lv
sI useases, &C disappear II by miracle. They have
appeu WIN the greatest in all those dread
~ diseases IN children commonly called COMMISSIONS as
also 10 cases Of teething under difficulties and dsord
ers OF the bowels They precpiiaie metals from their
solutions, decOupose defect the magnetc needle
~ short show oil the phenomenon OF 20 werful voltalc
PIE. Inc Instruments producing these effects weigh
ABOUT TWO ounces can be folded up IN n pocket hook
are always ready for instantaneous use and willast
man MS liietme for himself family and his friends
Mc AGAINST lnai number Of diseases and complaints In
which mild streaming electricity II perfectIy safe GER
tain, and wonderful speedy remedy The price Of a
complete chain Is from 81 TO batteries SlO-S22 So
ncre1iDle az may srem he above facts, any person
oan essly convince himself beforehand, the depot, OF
their ruth The importance Of the Invention has been
acknowledged 10 America by the Academy OF Medicine
oI view foek' nna me Chains have been applied with
great success N he Medical Colleges the CITY, Belle
vue AMI Words Island Hospitals iIrooklyn civ Hos.
piai, @c.j IN Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physlc
laos an1 rnrg'ons ~ London by the Academic Nation
aie Je medecnc az fafls by the Imperial Faculty at
Viennaj by the Roynl Faculty at Berlin nnd other sci
entinc institutions Of the highest oder Including The
principal hospitals in Europe
The propretOTp are In possession OF testnonnIe 10
the same effect from all the above institutions h Amer
Yea and Europe, well as of the most eminent and ds.
ns'ns Iemuers o. ,ls profession in both henis
Fun and illustrated descriptions for personal use
anu one if scientific menwh copies of ientimonlnln
ana hummer OF cnses cured 10 New York and Europe
may be obtained gratis, nj this ONCE Thav viii ~
lorwnraed Tree Of postage. any part Of he United
STATES, N answer to pre- paid inquiries containing three
cents postage stamps. J. sTEINERT, sole Agent
No. sos Broadway, cor. OF Prince N. New York
Agents In Worcester, ALDWELI a I'LL 900 Main
street. myli dam
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r. Hull
The Celebrated Indian Doctor


.. TAKES pleasure in announcing TO the citizens Of
worcester, and other places, that his office is at No
III Main st. -7 + - ~
word to young meE and others afflicted with Semi
nal IDENTITY whether originating from certain destruc-
i've habits, or from any other cause, with the train o
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected.
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as well expense Nv mia i'm
proved method of Treatment, DR.. Ii, can safely guar
anlee safe and speedy cure in all cases OF secret dis
ease that may under his care, no matter how long
standing. kihei sex are invited to his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other patients as hun
drSds are cured yearly ny his practical experience and
READ AND REFLECT. The affiliated mould Al
well to reflect before trusting their health hannness
and IN many cases their ices, In the hands Of nhvsj
Gums gno,sht oi ms class Of malndies is certain
mp"ssOe ior one man to understand all the iIls the
human family are subjert TO- ~ - go 80 '''o
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted 10 tho
uet.Meh, ana study Of Syphilis Gonorrhaa Cleet
s.rlctnfes effect of solitary habits Ulcers upon ihe
ooay, noat, nose or legs Pain 10 the Head or Bones
ana al Mercnral Affections, and All Impurities az tbs
Blood, whereby the constitution has become enfsehd
enables the Dr. 10 offer relief TO ali who may nlnee N
selves under his care $1,000 l'7'e II F'''p ''' "''
TO FEMALES. An diseases peculiar 90 Females
az ,suppresslons irregularities, &c. speedily and eject
NJ The French Period al Drops and pm. for A..
years. ~ '"' 'DS' feh
DR.: Hh'u Preventative for married Indies .on, %
any uliecnn, SECURE from observation Price S. Per-
sons ny distance may consult DR.. Hill by leter fnos,
pald) describing their case, have medicines
put up ana forwnrded 70 any part Of the II stntea lk
iull ard explicit directions for use Ofoe ny,snged
separate apartments 40 that patients see none but
01~ oaice hours from A. NJ, tosPM.
Very respectfully, Din, q. mn
apis du Onlce i2l Main st.. Wo1cet,sr