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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH u. S. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON,

No. % STATE STREET, BOSTON
HMPORTAN ut INFORMATION 10 INVENTORS.
n The Subscriber date Agent Of the U. s. Patent or
fee, u.der the Act OF 1870 determined TO present
Advantage In applying Tor patents superior To these
oficred inventors by Others, has made arrangements
whereby gu applications prepared and conducted by
him TlIIRI Y DOLLARS (ns;ead OF TWENTY, rs
paid back BY others will be RENTED by him IN case
of failure tn obtain patent, and the withdfawai tho
him wIthin thirty days amer the rejection. Caveats,
Specification, Assignments, aid all necessary papers
aud drawings. for procuring patents In this and foreign
countries prepared aud advice rendered on legal and
scientific matters respecting inventions, aud infringe
ments Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specification
on the most reasonable terms hut avail themselves
library IL legal and mechanical works, and correct nc.
counts of patents granted In this aud other countries
beside. being saved journey to Washington, the usual
greit delay there well rs all personal trouble In oh
tanning their Copies Of any patent furnished nv remit
ting osE acknowledgements recorded at Washing
ton. TX. ". bDDr Solicitor OF PahHfs.
During the time I occ Ipisd the Office Of Commits
sionet Of Patents, u. II. EDDY, ESQ. OF Boston did
business nj the Patent Office Solicitor of Patents
There were few any persons acting ~ that eapaeit,
who had so much business before the Patent Once
aud there were none who conducted u with NOR,
SKILL fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy n one
of the best informed ard most skillfi Patent Solicit
ors I'm the ". g. a. have hesitation In assuring In
veniorsthat they cannot employ person more com
petent aud trustworthy, an more capable OF pnttinI
Is and favorable consideration ut the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, Lat Com~is.iosr Of Patents
"PATESr OrFCE,
ar. II. Eddy, Esq, Boston, Mass.
| "Sir: Your facilities for the prosecution Of Rn,
business connected with this Office are equal to those
oflny other agent. am very respectfully, yoIr, &c
"THOMAs EWBANK. Com. Of Patents"
| Boston, September Is, 1883. ly33
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Deafness, Total or Partial,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

DR. ALSOPHEltr bcgs to call the attention
IL OF those suffering under partial or total
loss of the sense of hearing to the following facts
lie treats diseases OF thu middle aud internal car
with mcdicated douches, such as j. prlctiscd in
The Inirmaries of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Ham.
brrrh and ST. Pctcrsburgh, and lately by the most
distinguished London Aursts with tue most won.
,lcriul success indeed IL j. the only method that
has been universally successful.
The best proof of the efficacy of this treatment
will lc reference Ia neatly RIRe hundred names,
residents OF the United States, Canada New
brunswick and Nova Scotia, tchO hare bean re-
stored 10 acute hearing, aud nO, single solitary
case to our knowledge, did we fail To effect Ell
Their partial or total restoration OF the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctually adhered to- Many who could not
hear the report OF pistol at arms length, can
now hear watch beat ut the distance OF four
feet, In cases of mucus accumulation m the
EtstaehiaM Iitbe and ISnPaHup', INFLAMMATION
of LLs piHeKs HisRsbraNs, HSrtOHs GHecthons, dis'
Gases of the HIembraae tySIPdHi, oaAoi sue
AynDi or ,chSH the DISEASE can b trdoef 90 NS
effects of fsrsrs or coils, ths HSs Of 9HiRiAe or
psrenr,al meiiciIies, gatherings IN the ears Ia
childhood, NC, tins treatment stands Prc-emneni
When the auditory canal i dry and scaly, with
n, lie or no secretion when the deafness Is accom-
panied with noises in the ear like falling water,
ichirpinc OF insects ringing Oi bells, rusiling oi
caves. continual pulsations, discharge OF mat.
ter, or, when in STOPPING sensation Is ftli US ~
a rush of blood to the head took place, when the
hearing Is less acute in dull. cloudy weather, OF
when cold has been taken, this method OF treat
ing the disease 20 inIaLiibls. la deal aud dumb
cases, my experience warrants me IN saying that
II the hearing was good nj any time, much can
he accomplished. In the deaf and dumb schools
at Leipsic, out of class Of fourteen, succeeded
iH restoIRg Jonr 20 acute hoaring DR.. A. begs
explicitly 10 state that IN those cases he under
takes, Ne guarantees SHeoeSsfhl res1h, oOBiplSis
resfOrafiOH IF the ss'ise, OF sNoh markell imprOre
pssf riH BE- peytseiiy sdtiJfdciofg, IL his rene
dies are faithfully applied aud directions adhered
TO. Applicants will please state their age, dura.
ton OF the disease IL matter issues from the ex.
ternai passage, IL there are noises in the cars
state of general health, aud what they suppose to
have been the cause Of the deafness. When the
hearing IS restored, IL Is expected that those IN
easy circumstances viii contribute liberally.
Medicines, apparatus, nc, sent TO any part, nj
my own risk AID expense.
Address. Dr.. ALS0PHERT, Broadway Of.
fcc. No. 100 -, near Canal street, New York.
G- CoasniiatiOn Jse, IRE dollars.
Feb. J, 1854. 5-5m
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BETTER MINIATURE

than any other Arts, in YORK COUNTY, not.
with standing Dragging Circulars, Chlorine Gas,
.i,irertise- HisAts, or PTemilHI PiciHyss.
| have every facility for taking good Pictures,
equal To any other Artist aud have recently obtain
cd some rsry important improvements in the art,
(Which arr unknown To other Artists in this yicin-
n.y. LikencsScs executed in oil styles, sngy or
in groups, large or small Also, several entirely
new styles, specimens OF which can be seen by
calling at my Rooms. l respectfully invite all Ia
call aud examine them. Perfect satisfaction guar
antced, or NO charge made. Pictures copied in
an entirely new aud superior manner A large
assortment of Frames. Cases, aud Lockets con-
stantly on hand Pictures sold as cheap as ut
any other place in Saco or Biddeiord.
n. Il. No. 81 Factory Island, is the only place
'bearins the name OF MCKINNEY" that am
concerned in.
SacO, Feb. 3, 1854. 5t
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Or. Pomroy's 0phthalmic 0intmei
OR EYE SALVE.

Is the Remedy which Cures Sore and Weak Eyes. Read
the following:
r. W. n Crouch Professor Of Music, Portland, used rr
Pomroy's Eye Salvc os affection Of the eyes,and
by few applications they were restored 10 their former
strength and soundness
MIR H. X nkey, Pearl street, has used this celebrated
Eye Salye in his family and says that IL exceeds all other
preparations for affections Of the Eye-such as ses,
Weakness OF tho Eyes, &c, &c.
MIR: W. II. Dunyon, Market Square, Portland, was
troubled with affection Of the eyes for years. and was
entirely cured by Dr. Pomroys ophthamic Ointment or
Eye Salve.
MI Walter Wells, Principal Of the Academy at Augusta,
used this soothing preparation for severe Inflammation ~
tho Eyes, and was entirely cured by two three appli
cations.
MIR. Andrew NIunix, Elm street, Portland, cured
Of Of Inflammation and Liberation Of the Ey Q
libby the Of Dr. Pomoy's Eye saye, for few days.
Mrs. Tucker, Fore street, Portland, has used DIR. Pom.
roys Ee Save for her grand daughter who Is troubled
with affection Of the Eye, Weakness &C. and says II
has greatly relieved her.
Many more such cases as the above might be adduced
show the efficacy Of this excellent Save but leave to
those who have used 1t TO eItol Its merits and spread
ABROAD is fame.
PRICE Q, CENTS PER Box.
Sold in Maine by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine in
NATHAN WOOD, No % Market Square, Portland
General Agent for the State Of Maine
Agents. G Rollins, T. Gilman, SaeS DR.. @. W
Pierson, DIR = l. Lord, Biddetord; J u Sayward, al
Jredj J l. Miliiken, Clay, a w Hanson, Geo GIL.
man, Burton; VI Smith, + Libby, Moses Dunn, 3.
n gGssg EaPn i rpsl' SoS GS ciIs s,Ss,g GS"f
Bennett, SaRtordi w Snow, y Bsrrieki
Thompson, Stephen knight, Btrriek VI i'roOks,
Elliot; \ McIniire, l. A Bragdon, u Varrel, York :
g Freeman, VI Norton, Cape Nsddoek Warren
James Cousins, RsnnSbankj AS Luques, John Keen,
KeRnebunkpOrti A A Hayes, Riusryj Osbotne,
Liiefsd, Wells 3 II Smith, W .Nsrftid; Wood,
.Necfsidi Macarthur, LimiRgtoRj T. 4 Osborne, W
LimingtoR; T. BIazo, q G Stacy 4 Co, Porter q "
Rendeil & Son. ParsoH.fsid; 3 Fuller, 4 PdrsOn4fsd,
Elias Libby, Limerick
NATHAN WOOD, No. 90 Market Square, Portland
Genera, Agent for Maine. l,3G
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Poisoning.

Thousands Of Parent, whouse yemi6ige composed
of Castor oil, Caomei &C., are not aware that while
they appear a. benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundation for seriesor Diseases such rs sal
iyation, loss OF sight, weakness Of limbs, &C.
In another Column will be found the advertisement OF
Tobcnsacks Medicine, 10 which we ask the attention
of all directly Interested In their own well their
chdren's health. In Liver com plants and al dis.
arising om those of bilious type, should make
use Of the only genuine medicine, Iiobensaek's Liver
pills.
"Br NOT pEorivrD," but ask for Ilobensaeks Worm
Syrup aud Liver Pills, and observe that each has the
signature az the proprietor, lOBENSACK, as
none else are genuine. Iy25
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Millinery Goods,

in all the departments Of the trade. LADIES
CAPS, of all qualities and prices, constantly on
hand. or made To order, at short notice. Caps
from one shilling To : 900.
q Two Wig Makers are constantly employed
= and WIGS, CURLs, aud Front PISCES, both for
Ladies and Gentlemen, lashiOnably got up, and
upon short orlers.
With many thanks 10 the Ladies Of Biddeio,d
and Saco, Tor past patronage, Mrs. O'Connell,
hopes al her new stand 10 merit its continuance.
BoNNETS, altered, bleached aud pressed in
The nea,esi manner. and Gents, Hats at short
notice.
Biddei6rd, Feb. 3, 1851. 6w5
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Albert wi. MCKenneV,

nNE Of the most experienced Artists in the
~ State, will continue to make GOOD DA-
GUERREOTlPES at the old stand,
No. Sc FastOry island, saeo, opposite the r. o.
Tie returns his most sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed ON him by the citizens Of Sa-
CO, Biddelord aud vicinity, and respectfully sole.
It's "a continuance of the same, feeling cOnfden,
,hiiif,, IN taLa
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FOR SALE
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valuable Real Estate.

TIME following described Real Estate, compris
Il ing House Lots, and other property, cligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddelord
will he sold by tie proprictors, at prices and on
terms favorable 10 purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, arc
principally situated in Saco, between the Rail.
road Depo,s Of Bidcciord aud Saco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
pleasant and healthy location and commanding
line view of both villages. They are advanta-
gcously situated for the residence of persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Biddelord, beng
within six minutes walk of Main street, and Pep.
percll Square, aud i've minutes walk OF the Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills of the l.aconla, Pep
percll and Water Power Corporations OF Bidde-
ford. substantial Bridge, 30 feet long and ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, aud WIN side.
walks, has been built across the Saco hVer, mus
connecting the lots with Biddciord, aud placing
them within three minutes walk OF Smiths Cor
ner. From this bridge street Is graded 10 The
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended TO Buxton Road. Ohier streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and 10 Water street.
The ncwroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, VIII inierscct with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidde-
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propric.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island On one OF the lots Is new
Cottage house with stable, which will he sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
tina, which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists of "a acres aud is situated on the West.
ern side of the Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Spco Depot,
Warraniee Deeds will he given Of all lots sold
by the proprie,ors, A. H. Boyd, Saco; ID. f.
Somcs, Bddelord; Joscphus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. H.; William 7. Newell,
N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi.
Agent for the Proprictos. Sit
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Millinery Establishment Removed
Mrs. John O,COnneII,

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies who
w ior live years have 80 generously bestowed
upon her their patronage, tha, she has removed
frOm Water Street, 10 the Store ON LIBERTY
STREET, recently occupied as u Bookstore by
Mr. LEAyrrT, one door south u Salmond g. Du.
tons, where may at all times be found a iashiona
bic mud wtll-snll..icd sinck of
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$500 CHALLENGE.
HsODensack's Worm Syrup.

A n article founded upon scientific Principles, com
~ pounded with purely Vegetable substances, being
perfectly safe when taken. and has never been known
Ia fail In curing the most obstinate case. Worms can
never exist when this remedy u once used from the
fact that IL not only destroys them but removes all the
sliInn aud mucu. which mnX remain.
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Melodeons, Seraphines
REED ORGANS.

rINlIE subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency of Saco and Biddciurd for the sale
of the above named instruments, manufactured
by b. f. Tobin & Co. Nashua n. ii. They are
combined with the valuable principle of CAR
HARTS PATENT, which for elegance Of man.
utacturc aud unri,alled beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable nstruncn, in use.
Prices according TO style and finish, from $40 to
$50. Those wishing Tor instruments re respect.
fully solicited TO call nj No As Cults Island, Saco,
aud also ut the residence of Rev. j. Hubbard,
corner of Hill and Pool Sis, Blddclonl, and OK.
amino an assortment of, A.! and ociavcs.
Il. NJ HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1851. 5ti
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BELT LEATHER,

OF superior quality, can be furnished in sides or
backs.
Customers can be supplied with Belts or Bel,
Leather in any quantity, nj short notice, as cheap
or cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere.
Constantly ON hand an assortment of Kip and
Cali Lace Leather, Strap Leather &c.
Onlcrs respectfully solicited aud promptly at.
tended TO. JAMES BEATTY,
Corner of Main and Pleasant streets.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. 8
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Egobe,,sucE,s Ejrer Pills,

No part ofthe system Is more liable TO disease than
the Lrtr IL being supplied with hume rous blood
flowing through all pats of the body produces Lirsr
Complaints, JaHaies, bilious .96etiOns, DysptPsia, Ia
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CONS M PTION!

TIME above Expeetount, prepared by an eSp'
III Tienced Physician and Chemist, has now he
come standard Preparations and Is Offered Tor the
COMPLETE CURE of those diseases II The
TIIROA Ar, and LUNGS, which, " neglected, usually
terminate fatally In CONSUMPTION. II contains no
OrIuM, C.LoMEL. or any mineral whatever, but Is
composed entirely OF those Roors, lERBs, ana NEo
rr,sLI SUBSTANCES which have n specific influence
upon the Ilngs and the r connected organs It's I'M
mediate effect Is TO allny all irritation, and gently ie-
move the pbecm and other morbid secTet'ons nom
the throat and Arpassages. thus relieving the Cough,
by subduing the Inflammation and other causes
which give rise 10 IL. II is approved Of and recon-.
mended by Physicians of the highest standing, and
may be given with pecnt safety TO the youngest child
or the most delicate female.
Prepared by A. l.. sCOYILL & CO.. Gothic Rall'
No. GIG broadway. New. Yolk. - :, ,
Cornhii, Boston, Mass.
Sold in SGeo, by J. G. ROLLINS.
In Kennebunk, "a. Warren Ksnnebunkport,-T.
CunIer; WeIIs,-Geo. Hatch; North Berwck.-G.
u. snow; south Berwick &c. Y. Tufon; Linn
erick,-W. Adams, &. l.. Libby BuSton-A. j.
MiIliken; West Buxton,-A u. Cheney hlffed,-J
w. saywood, < y l.. Weber.
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STATE OF MAINE.

To PA,iip Eastman Of SacO. Hiram II. Hobbs Of
South Ber,cick, aud James OTIS McIntire Of
Alfred, all in said County Of York:
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LIYER CO.MPL.4L.NT.

Il attended with chs. succeeded by fever, severe
pains IN the region Of the Liver, vomiting bitter taste
yellow frred tongue, pulse full aad bounding, the pain
In the side Il increased by pressure, should The len
lobe be affected the PAIN generally In the len shOu
der, with short dry cough The skin becoming Of sal.
loo appearance and the stools clay eoiored This dis
ease can be cured by the use of iIoBESsAcKI LrvER
PILs, as they act directly upon the seat of the dis
ease, and then operating upon the bowels they eSpe
all the corrupt and yiiated matter from the system.
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BOOKS And STATIONERY,

To which he would call the attention OF purchas-
ers. lie has very choice assOrmen, Of Books,
III splendid styles OF binding suitable for
Christmas and New Years Present
A large aud mole choice collection in this depart.
mcni perhaps than has ever before been exhibited
IN York County.
SCHOOL BOOKS, Of all kinds used in this re-
gion, always ou hand.
NEW BOOKS, OF interest, ON hand rs fas, as
issued iFOln the press. Any work called for, not
in store, immediately ordered.
BLANK BOOKS Of all kinds, Of good paper and
substantial LInding.
STATIONERY af all kinds, and general as.
sortn'cnt OF LEGAL BLANKS, always ON hand.
DRAWING PAPER OF all kinds,
siIEEr MUSIC, lar-e assortment.
BIBLL> Of Harding's manufacture, a very
large assortment, aud Will be sold cheaper than
they may be bought oflrvelng agents.
Subscriptions received for all the popular Maya
nnes ofthe day = aud large assortment OF Pen.
Odicals aud Newspapers on sale.
| L. My subscribers To Glcl>Ons Pictorial, who
wish In have their volume Just ending bound, will
please leave their numbers Immediately, either at
the BlddciOrd store, Or nay store Lear the Post
Olicc la SacO.
| Our arrangements for purchasing are such that
we can sell as low az any Uuc, aud intending To
keep such an establishment Us the wants OF the
town require, purchasers arc respectfully invited
To call.
BiJdeC,rJ, Dec -, 1853 5f
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Wool Wanted

IN exchange Tor CLOTHS and REsDY MADE
III CLOTHLy0 at the Clothing Estst libhment Of
OWEN IL MOULTON,
l5tf Ne door ives; YORK Bank Main ST., Sceo
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ERENCH and American Zinc, for outside and
u inside Painting, for salo by ID. Z. SoMES.
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.aSC .aRLDES. or Small IHread Worms

These wonnsto which the human system Is liable,
are the most troublesome of all others. They are gen
orally 10 be found IN the rectun, and ifa0wed To re-
main from the irritation they produce, lay the founda
ton for serious disorders, such rs Inflammation Of the
bowels, aud other arrangements Of the stomach. The
best and safest medicine that can be used IL lloBEN
SACKS WORN SYRUP. such Is the astonishing Io,sss
are recommended % he used they will not cure. ~
that Is necessa isto use the syrup In accordance with
directions elch bottle and IN case n gentle purga
tive required in order To aay the irritation they Tro-
duce, the Liver Pills by their sympathsng action and
healthy operation upon the bowels Is the most pleas
ant medicine tIyt can be taken,
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new BOOKSTORE.
MOSES w. LEAVITT.

A T the new aud pleasant store at the south end
N orihc EXTENSION OF THE BIDDE
FORDYOUSE BLOCK, has quite large ami
fresh assortment OF
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BELTS! BELTS!!

TCHE Subscriber, from his long experience in
l. the bust ness, is now prepared 10 mauufac.
ture S.yeteAs4 LEATHER Belts, either rve,ed or sew.
.l which will IN. warranted 10 run straight Also
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YoRK, IS. January 10, 1854. The under
signed, by virtue of the foregoing warrant,
do hereby appoint Tuesday, the seventh day
of March next, 1854, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and the Hotel of Isaac C.. Fall in
Lebanon, as the time and place of meeting to
view the route named in the original petition,
and other routes and roads connected there
with, and afterwards to hear the parties and
their evidence at some convenient place in the
vicinity; and do hereby give notice to all
parties interested that they may be present
at said view and hearing, and be heard there
IN
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Rates of Fare for Through Tickets {:

B'EIs leave BuHau ~ v'IU V lot CIeNeIand, Muh'
roe aud Detroit.
Through Tickets made good for the season can he
procured at No. 4 BnoAp SrREEr, (2nd door from
state street, or THE Northern and Western Through
Ticket Office, Fhehburg statt u, Causeway street.
ly30 nj. L. RAY, Through Ticket Agent.
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YHE TaPE HORN.

This worm Is the most difficult To destroy of MI
that niabi the human body. II grows to an almost in
definite le 9Th and becoming colled and fastened In
the iniestines and sion.,ch as 10 produce Fits, ST.
pius' Dance e,whch Is the cause Of many going tU
q gave MT believing Tint these complaints have
their origin nom the Tape form consequently they
do not use The proper remedies for their disease To
those who afflicted with this awful foe Ia health,
recommend the use Of my Norm Syrap.aHd Lirer Pills
the syrup to be taken in doses of two table sIoons
three times n day, then take from five to eight Of my
Liver Pills. To disOdge and pass the worm. by strictly
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w OU.ND or STOI.ACH WOR.M.

This worm Is usually found In the small iniestines,
and is the worm most common TO children. yet iris not
entnely confined To them, as adults have frequently
been known 10 suffer with them. Tho symptoms most
prominent while affected with this worm ave hardness
aud ncss 0f The belly, Shiny stools, ioseness OF The
buwels pick ing al the nose. blush streak under the
eyes, &C. Ifyou orany Of your children have any Of
the above symptoms, IlOsESsAcK's WoRn SrRuP can
safely be depended upon-by using II you have GER
tain, safe and speedy cure and II after using ac-
cordng Ia the directions the patient Is not restored To
health and the rorms thoroughly emdicated from the
system, you can rest assured there Is no remedy be-.
yond the grave, for fall there Is no such word as
fail " it'll those WIN use my Norm SyrHP.
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PHILIP EASTMAN,
3-3w II. II. HOBBS
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE.