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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
VICE PRESIDENTS Or THE UNITED
HI STATES.

The Office Of Vice President has been previously va
eant the following occasions viz :-Twiee by dc
death Of the Vice Presidents. viz George Cntoa.
April. lsi2; his term expiring March ., 1913 FL
bridge Gerry. November, 1sl4I; his term expiring
March ?, lsi7. Once BY the resignation Of John a.
Calhoun December %. 1892; histerm expiring March
,, 1899 Twice by the death of President, Harrison
and Tavldr and the consequent o Vice Ptcs
dents Tyler and Fillmore to tie Presideucy-the for
ner in April. 1s4i; the latter ii July. 1s50-iearins
he Vice Presidency sscant M the remainder q their
respective terms, and the President Of the Senate with
he right Of succession 70 the Pesideney The powers
Snd the duties fthe Vice PRECEDENT aud the Presdent
II the Senate pro te are precisely the sane, except
chat the latter votes d Senator, and hasthe Gazing
vote. Mr.. Atchinson. the prksent President sf the
Senate, pro tenn. has only two years to scrre As o. S.
Senator ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
WING iaiIEETINGt

At meeting Of the Wings Of abctown, ai Qsbornes
Store, on Saturday, April 23d, for the PURPOSE Of APP
pointing suitable delegates 10 represent hs pr@enct
the Congressional Convention, be hold ii w inches
Ter, on The Sd day Of May. DIR, JESSE ST0cKER
was called 10 The chair, and FRANKLIS 0sBoRsE, APP
pointed Secretary. The following were handed
in and confirmed by the meeting
Dayid Hail. j. w. Mccaydv, S
@ r.. Osborne, Horace l.. Brooke. 4
The meeting then adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

he iEtirs q Eos5csh uorl D. r5tzi ~ having lie
pfirIcre Il 4cfinE e. tis KtrIIcura = candidate 'r
: 1s1t Il fkr nexf CuHTets q de United t'1If1 They
uz1t rcd chenpi5a AZ 1rue f1lt . led - this
pcllrN. - n they e11noi prrul1t hl4 certainty q
<IecEfoe. fkcy uil r<J<e bin Iar5<, tterif AID ~
ih1Ii1StS support ig1i1 d. funliy q Ltr1cl1- They
rN rc,ice n lEfnf opportunity n cc1errnE her
r1.rel upon who - fLoqnculIy nnd zealunsY up
porlcd DE Whie c,aSc y lines foae -. Dr.. BoffI<r
ponld b1nie with giant ease anY Democrats nnnnce
Via o61i attempt 70 meet him IN debate 111, elected
e1nfef honor upoh The Commonwealth. We Suppose h
Wond Be rcInctant focoe from The pleasant shades IL
rrfrnmen % cnier po1 The h.fr1s5nf perpIexites a
sncthcr CANVASS Bat he calls n patriotism and dcro
ton % he cherished pri1eip.c q his party would IN
dnce him onee IA eater The ofdf1l 4 n1uinnicd by
Tho Wig Conrcnlio6 IIis ncminafio1 1I1 ~ gladly
received II fhin county ani, We believe - he olhtr
cenBfiel e he District.
fWe clip DE- above from The Leesburg W sshilzfoui.n
- Frdsy M. B. !, 60 q nc mot r,ea q yirria-
a. sonshe = o. 4 ~ ranir pesisef e-ptenes -.
eter1wb abofs AZ ne Iilile ialreae, a party
btfsfs hs You'd do dishsr1rztie att serve psrty
purposes. eontrary 70 de kood q od sacrifice
Al The hcpou q pesc. ne 4 -. mn ior he oSasiou
and ers much frsfi6ed % fad or Louloun fiends
casffnr der eyes lhis u1yaf 81 IS s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

The Cumberland, Nd, Journal Of yesterday rev
4ates the tsllowing singular occurrence;
Ca Wednesdav1of lasl week the dead body o[ 4
young man was found in The Potomac river near
the Big Funnel on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
Efem fracture OF the skllt and other INJURIES hes
was supposed 10 have beea dealt foullY wah. Va
rlons sumi.es aso identity Of The corpse were en-
erlaaed, when Capt Henry TruusmaBs oil the
Cnlnberlaph Might w atrh. became coheinesdthat
Is was The body ol his son James who had been al
work in the vicinity anu was missing al ihe time.
A coroners jury wis summoned from Eumherand,
and the body was July idenufed BY Capt. i. and
others as thai Of his son. Particular marks we're
pointed on by the distressed alher, and thete seem
ei mol ID he slightest dpu9 on The sufi4ct. The
lnfY returned an Unanimous verdict based upon
lie facts thus set forth. l 1888
TIL body was consequently decentiy inffrred By
Capt i. who forthwith arfayed himself inkhe earb
Of lnoarniEga snd engaged Tie services d n minis-
fer Oh the Gospel ~ preach aiuneral DISCOURSE on
The Sad OCCASION. II 1ufnfd out, however. that on
Sunday morniag last. the dead son oil Capt Trnui-
man deliberately walked apo his as.oaiShfd ialher
/ and informed him that he.was not dead The
mingied surprise and delight Of The talAer nay be
/ Imagined. The fact is the young manhad been al
4 work 10 another direction and upon hearipg pf his
4 reported demise returned 10 Cumberland ID relieve
/ the approximations of hislparents.
The dead man is supposed TO have been boat
/ man on The Canal, who was murdered and thrown
! iglo the river. Some persons suggcst lhat3he was
/ a @ .fman named John Burn, Of Cumberland, but
! there is no certainty about The matter
4 THE ups AND DUNN ON r0IlITI-
CLANS.
An amusiAg and instructive VOLUME might be
/ writlea upon The ups and downs or Pvilisians-s-
Martin Van Bufen and Capafn John Py5rf, The
llnckys might be very pfppefiy placed A iae heaA
81 The Interesting catalogue 81 remarkable eases.
The advent Of The present adninieuatiob, aso.
turns II d slime very fniaresfine SDefi ffenA We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER STAR or
THE WEST.


81 NEw ychR, APRIL 81 The steamer Star of the
West lived hers hAescninx from San Juan, bringing
Caiiiofnia dates 10 the ist 81 April
rbe STAT u the West brings over 500 passenger.
brnnaht down hr the steamer Sierra Nevada She sa-
td from san Jaaa on tho evening 81 the nth.
+ The Steamer paiaarro saed from San Juan on the
same day ios New 0rluaas, with two hundred passch-
gers,
The u 81 sdop Yaac. and The Bfiiish steamer tsey-
ser and Midway were San Jaaa the latter shoFtyao
HALL Cor ChagFry
The 1ntptlieensa from San Iuaris peaceful and Of
satisfactory character. The utmost aordality Of feeling
existed between die officers Of the American and British
Warvrssels
The people oISan Juan held election for city ofi
dcrs sp ihih, when MARTA was re-elcclcd Mayer,
without opposition.
Most heart-reudng Aaccounts giycn Of the suffer
hgs Of thepasengers 81 the illiacdsteamer indspen
dencc NEARLY four hnidred Of the survivors having
riyed al SaA Francisco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
.RAILROAD AffCInENT-

BrFFALo, April a6-TheHexpress train al car,
From Chicago last night came 10 collision With the
emigrani train on Ehe Central road, eight miles
irom Chicago BY which accident sofAefifiren or
twenty persons are believed 70 have been. killed.
and hb0ut fifty severely wnanded: some sthposed
fatally. Az the KILLED and iwouaded were on the
emigrant train. Those on he express rain farm
ffaiey escaped without injury except a levere
shock. The concussion was terrible, trsskipg
ZONE Of the engines and kats 10 pieces The
names Of the killed and woutded have not teen as
fenained, Mos, Of them were foreigners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

% Oar nelrhhoF q he Free Pfess has eulogzed IN
Ne very highest terms, the AI hig nonees far The
House 81 Delegates from JeleFsna Cou1y. the ap
preaching election. 10 ibis we make hp objection, as
they are deserving q an II not more. than has been
sad IIis compliments, howryeFs 10 Tie Democratic
romipces, (fsh Il whs incnded 70 Be Is arc equirocal
end we'd calculated % "dnm them with faint praise.
Nc kaog act whoa We have met with any thing thar
has fareiby rcmi1ded s e. what was said u Scna-
tof Arehef's Report. thar tnighf be read backwards
Or forwards, 9som the beginning end and the great
misfortune was you c0udnt comprehend either. Conc
peghbor, n By cones 10 Be settled, have
terrible reckoning against you.-Sririf
I'VE regrctshas neighbour 81 the Spirit 80 dull
q eonPrehension = not 70 rndersiand meaning II
10 he nisfartnne, not our, reading 81 article
will show. We dk deem il necessary 10 inform our
readers thathe isike most in,ollerant locoeo IN the
eounfythat he hhs hcretofore sqainted at secession,
pullikestioh aye, cycn Disrnion. That he opposed
ne Compfomisc measures not oaly bors their passage
nj aisr their adoption We did not deem it necessary
~ state that neighbour, who Is esroas rep
eeseai Mig c6aniy. nfpr did vote fer Wing IN
yqlitraI contest, These things were unnecessary a
tks reord win show What more coald be said Of Mr.
scvcrsf What Identity of ntercsthas Aein tho county
sf1sGsrsoaa i he not merely asojoarsr amongst IA.
rssdy 70 esve the county as hi interests will
admit2
Asao the .terFibe reckoaiag.s of which our neigh
heur speaks We can assure him we entertain no iears
Our books are posted We regret to find him so seas.
tive. Bat before the election is over, be uI doubtless
learn littie fesignatioh. For II hf party
rwillbackie fortune % bis back.
To bear her burden whesr he wall q no.
lie must have patience 10 bear the load. !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
no weeks Later iron California.


ARRIVAL Or fttE UNIFIED STATES.
80 $500 {: So. ' 81 ;;s &C. Co. e.
NxU 0ntsESs. April IS rf< Steamer Qniie1
States arfiatsf here lf1f viii IniI1Ir,a dHles 81
April isi Tie steamer csii.oEnis -, San tr1n-
cisco fof Panama un she -, win = t}1|Q4 n
gold ca freight.
The Uncle sam In A PIN will ~ New tosk en
the norninE cflhe ism laStaa;.
The steaiaer Independence 0a4 lost cn tie ltt1
81 Fehraarf, harfhg been rua ashore o. ~ shoals
81 Msfx4Etlla Island whsre she iock nrs and Nes
te.sly c8nstnssd Tiers wsfe 3QQ passages Qni
ana IL whom in Ii 2oo were 4st "a their ei5rts %
swim ashore. MAfSaEe.ia Island i 1p0n re ceast
f f Lower California
Aliot striking liz Inlspeneenee eaeks1 81 hnt
finding eight FEEL walefiu " hold CAPTAIN Samson
ordered k plot % rpn her on i5e beach, three hua
dred yard 3fsrn lie main land There the ship
took Irc fstm he infsnse heal q ne furnace and
he flames ing fapid r creaed The mosi fright
kfal consteraasion amenz lhe passengers, heavy
SEA vas running arlhe time and All the boats were
s.ss.mped ID trying p get ashore. 70 eaa e ne
hs,ro,s 8. he scene the FIRE reached the powder
4 zbi - with terrific force shat
lseris lie Stern of ~ steamer into fragments and
blew many passengers into The ar otne1s aMPss 81
Iinioshssea aud were carried of ~ sRe s'0t'A ~
ieurrent sweeping from The shore.
Many wh0had previously reached the shore were
unable 10 reader tie sufferers any assistance and
were ohligedto remain passive spectators while
hundreds 81 men, women and children were PERISH
ing by The hre and sea. The ship finally swung
around with her hrosaside lothe shore, where her
coal took die and sha was entirely DESTROYED The
passengerssaved iona themselves on 4 barren ard
iinin abiieli island without food 90 water, where
theyFema hed for S. hanrsin state oi inlense,sut
Iering. Finally By fling a cannon they were able
10 attract ihe:ailenlioa Of whaling vessels lying in
Maqdalene Bar few mics of who came to their
assistance with provisions aadfinallT took them Off
The steamer Gorlez had arrived at Panama n "a
DAYS ffim San Franeisen.
The town Of Marysville had again been inunda-
ted bv rise id Feather and.Yuba rivers, Much
loss OF property had pccarred.
The specie BY the Steamer California Is rartly
Consigned as follows Page, Bacon s. Co. $500 900;
Adams q Co $500 0aO.
san F'rahrisco Msrtsts April ist The market
was qniet Interpretation Of great change IN prices
from largT arrivals. Flour Qniet, al 5i2 l3i
Mess PorkESi0i clegF do Sii Hams ~ rs cis !;
Butter rs d IS cents Rice & Ga cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
40 APPOINTMENTS.

The leaders Of the Virginia Democracy claimed
great credit for heir early suppog Of President
Pierce in The .Nationai Convention and held out
the confident expectation their followers, of the
great onssderation with whichdhcy would bdifeai-
ed in consequence thereof. by The new admiuisra-
ton Il Was said that the hest foreign missions
and ConSulships in the gilt Of the Executive were
I'd be rendered The Virginia patriots. Week after
week has passed fofeign missions and consulshp>
.of the 6rst class have neen conferred both North
and South bn. nothing has been done for Virgin-
ia. This IS surely very Indifferent treatment, 70
say the leakt 81 IL Affair distribution Of The spoils
what thew haze 4ght 10 expectssbut the lions
share is seized upon ~ their greedN associates
Az they cannat e xpre ssions 70 fheif natural
and just Indignation On The ccaS#n others will
have 10 give yentto II unless something is done.
and that speedily inths premises.
TN.~fsfl. Ipa1ran
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

Oar ftieefKrtsz 81 lie lsfeaerick.hdrr Herald.
helts,he cousor<is1.i eerrymandSr ap d view
viii mastery 1.nd. and exposes Is teiormisies
= shirresisilb.t uao6es Ia reply e he Recos-
der, he puts he tolo9i1e poser. = iriikne,ic:
The eiiior 4 itabT'rss ap a<1frnfss. and ~
would state hin p'e1ns'inh sinn's fnIiuzk IA ~
infringement o1t qne which Ne DEFY BIZ inesooir
Al aas~er eeii<iatI1flyio GOOD ! ,nzcIs nj III
e1ir Thousand v1is Foters .Ie entitled 10 tui t.fs
representative n C1nflr>> upon a;haf 7rIhHinir 4
e4Fentv-Ianr ihn1<1n1 EneaI,.o rtft.s entitled Ii
tFSiss representatives u y :. body r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

o. We srrpaised toiearn, dat Capt. Thoma. Davis.
u Greene foqnty, committed suicide BY eating his
lhfoa AZ Ill, residence IN tha eaniy en- Tuesday last
No cause l. assigned ipr The r4h act. ME- Davis was
Tor nnny years The REPRESENTATIVE Of raas aad
n the Legislature II Va and ii the time Of hi, death
was IL advanced lile.-- Rarktaeham Rerfsfer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

sti<e ~. d <<<'I A'hs,<st'r l'.''|i' -. ce6-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
the THIRD AUDITOR.


JoBx ;. GiLLmkE, Esq yesterday relnqnished
hss position As Third AUDITOR Of she United States
Treasury. % his successor, FsaxclS Bear, Esq, Of
seafh Carolina.
We learn that ne reception Of MI. Burt By Mr.
GslIahsr was Of ne most courteous and eordIal'
sAaracisri and thht'ilhssseceived By Mr. Bnrt
with ihe manifestation 81 such feelings IS mark The
true gentleman. The place had noi been sought
BY hin and 10 this Act together With he conyic-
zion that Mr.. GsIlahsfs departure flom IL was an
inesilsble occurrence. We doubt moi he found ~
lief ffobf he emoiians hat would under Ihe cir
consumes hare stbefei oppressed him.
Mr.. caiIaher has Hired through many yean o.
rich estsrieher. sustaining as an homes, nap, as
gentleman, and A. politician and legislator 10 bis
native sae.a reputation that viii ever insure him
the condolences and good VII &c his fsllow-ciizens
s fHestinelen Rspeblie bfs 1ia0dag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

% Tbs Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company.
ffe pow advertising ffains % leave Chicago The
fyal Of the express irsln ~ I,hc Northern lndiana.
Michigan southern end Michigan ccntfn iaroEis.--
This mad !. open % "a Slie anl Pcrn 100 miles. BY
his route thc time from ST. Lewis 70 New York :, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

1I.1 Asp DEcr,itEa W. ucre info-satd re.,cr-
f,y hrneni.l operation which = litIe bv1nd he
.'a, .4u'lne A. We are tod. vessel o. cEndsy ~.
rived n or h.rbof o. rhirA vi vdanr ~ II .bst
- years 4 49, Be ioand a. Pr, street = .r q ~
sn-is ae.'lng candies. sb11i twelve ocI1c he Wong
in1n ~ he "a Iaiv. AID ,'Ier little coalt r-r
n1rriucnT- utich w. rcc1pftI ed q No',.r ,;-l1
- ,N-n ven made o1c flesh The ouzrnuk swain /.
49, .'ost p Ffar>, nd hs inanors,. shrrf ,crcn,r
4 ns n,fP{ ma, " are toits ) vel 70 10 IN tke
nody e l.se care & hlA.-- l.1I 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

r. Tie Iaie Chsirn,sn of lie Finance Commit
lee 81 tie House 81 DELEGATES, {wm: 2, G0ode'
Esq.l comes out 10 shs Inst Enquirer N = leVs
viodission Of himself asainsi ne structures q pa
journal ppo6 shs Report q sad Commute re
enEearors % show lAat he document nas ne.n
missppsehe6dsd. and that noshins Injurious e ne
credit Or he Siass = 4, i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

NJ The PHILADELPHIA Inqnir state. thar p'ivnie lei.
icEs ffom the 0ld World sfafa that fsc Inarcmenf TO-
wards The New likely pErzk extraordinary within
ihe cnnirg six months i Is cslimafr that 400,
200 men, Wemcn and children win leave EngIaan and
ireland, tad that Ibis army will be Increased %
te.Iy hall millioa from Gcany and othcr portions
n Europe. t -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
CHARCOAL !. IoR s,yINE.

lth noi, perhaps, generally known that oae of no
fest uleies tsk can 10 ss e 10 ~ is, hle is prrpa
tafion tcr the hh, cpmmaa charcoal Thd narilige
AlopeFes are 20 great, that they have subslAed o. III
filhnnt other iood lqrwees together Geese ronfned
~ q % deprive them u notion and lalenca VI three
drains q corn per day, and a. nah coal - feK ean de
1oa hsye heeome ~ n eight days The hok rais vol
3ep'oasi{ alter little flmc, and : never SEX while hc
~ seoa .npply n should always BE- kept IN the stys
fnd be fed tolhe inmates regularly ike ali olhcr food
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

III 90 NC ft<frt 70 Ic4rn from The Union q th2 death
3f Mr. vi II C6sI;s Wit al he rcncrakle tfcorsr
}ra.hin.,1n parke Ca.I.. p. III Irlrxfn. sic died
% Saturday u half PAT onc p. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

ymph reeruy Of this port, aba changed her line 70
IJc1a 2 ken1edy." She VII ~ scat on = store
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

fe9r On aeco3ut Of The unusual amount 81
hafding ID be doae III staunlon aud IL The county.
there Is great dAmahd FOR bFicklayers and eaTpen
iers. The w0rklhen In Ihe town and country are
ovefpressad wishsbusipess. and unable % comply
speedily with lH wants of The public. We are
told that such + Die call for dwellings and business
stands in Siaundn IL presenf. that probably twenty
houses woaId be kened tomorrow II they could be
had Slaanton kpeStafor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

r,c., 1I1NulIia. is.his specehcs i Re West, ~
..-, ~ >,rrn;s,,ida Il he next coarrss, q PRO-
~. 49, ks caiIs conprcnise q ske dspositien q
~. 80 fuad He iniel1s % itr5inee bin appFo
w. ~ rc<e'.n. r,n pills.. i1ni. p DC inP.efe-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
II = -
SINGULAR AFFAIR. (

+. osnoaSr. Sorry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

o>-A eirl srsetfeea years Cd, uss bitten 81 rat
fc-snakc. he III insfep. Two hoar1 and half e.
terFas1s D. T q. Aehi1son. who drsoribcs the case
II the Sunten Medical Journal visited her. and found
her sehfIcss. viii her iacc rWoIien and her min1
derins He PLACID her u bot selt hath. and aiUiqis
tered uh;=key aal c1rol1te q 1nadia until sle had
taken three rinis III tho first and eighty grains q thc
latter; % ialoxie tion followed. .5d re VS. Cared
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-22
E. E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. 299 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
4 TRENTON given to the Purchase Sale and Ex-
IA change Of Real Estate in all parts OF the City and
sections OF the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale. he won call the special attention of purchasers
Ia those beautiful lots comprising the Wheeler
Farm" and "BOYDEN PBATTS," situated on Pleas
mt tree vii hin sh.rt distance OF the City Hail.
~ these Lots too much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales OF them The past year, speak more
in then favor than words
lie also offers 25 L0s Vernon street, UJniOn Hill
20 on Providence 81, IS Elm St. 90 Mason ST. sew.
e'al ON Pleasant st. and others in different parts of The
city by which persons be accommodated according
10 their means and desires. And as inducements TO
purchase he will exchange any and all OF the above
Lots Tor Property in the County, with security they
may be bought on any length of tme-so that custom.
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also, several FARMS in different sections OF the
County, vary ing in price from $500 TO $4,000.
Those III want of Farms will 90 well to call and exc
amire his many lists among hem persons can be ac
commodated or suited as 10 price, location, and guam
tIty Of land th less expense and trouble than other
wise.
Also, Tenements let, and Houses for sale, in differ
elt parts Of The City.
Gail at our Office No 239 Main St. and we will con.
Vey you over different parts OF III" City free of charge
e2 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-22

DR.. HILL

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the citizens OF
Worcester and other places, that his office is at Nc.
12l Main st.
A word TO Young meH and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether originating from certain destruc
tive habits from any other cause with the train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, well as expense By this i'm
proved method OF Treatment, DR.. H. safely guar
antee safe and speedy in all OF secret dis
ease that may under his care matter how long
standing. EitheI invited his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other PATIENTS as hun
drcds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting theil health, happiness
and in many ttir tues. in the hands of physi-
clans ignorant of this of malades. 1t is certain
y impossible TOR understand all the ills the
human family subject to-
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted to the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, GOnorrhga, elect
Structures, effect OF solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body, throat nose legs, Pain in the Head Ro es
and all Mercuial fec 0ns aud al Impurities Of the
Blood Whereby the cOnst tuition has become emf ehIed
enables the DR.. TO oe relief to all who may place them
selves under his
TO FEMALES. Al diseases peculiar 20 Females
as suppressions Irregularities, speedily and effect
ually removed
~ TIE French PERIOD al Drops and Pills. for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
years.
Dr. Hips 90 Preventative" for married ladies' sent to
any direction, secure from observation Price SIS Per
sons AT distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter, (post
paId describing their case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded 10 any part Of the u States with
full ard explicit directions for use Office arranged
with separate apartments that patients but
the DIR
DR. makes no charge for short consult lions Post
paid letters duly answered Tho,e requiring much ad-
vice should enclose small lee suicmt to compensate
fer the time required 10 write the answer
% Office hours rom A. M, to9P M
Very respectfully, DR. C. A. HILL,
apis diff Office 1871 Main ST. Worce ter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-22
Medicine to Lend.

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