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DIscovERY Of. 4 DIAMospp; md ERicby,s,,r, "A.
as.e.Ity sosf gtYes tho ollowing account Of the
DISCO sof a: valuable diamond i{n2 Manches.
90 cer M, q Ran ngmed Moore, in the employment
elinr 'h;nes b;II FISHER, JE Yas engaged
the late Samuel Taylor. One Of the m woskmen IN
engaged with him iIi throwing ur, n ill.,,
OF dirt discovered among It a :sparklsnc s,;I,.
stance; which he threw aside as Of no value. -
Va Wa, 30 1ore sGon it up and upon examination
Its appearance. that he determined to keen n. 4.
ne ~, submitted it to several jewcllars MI Of
whom said That it was either a diamonI ~.
topaz subsequently, Professor Dewey testsd
y ana sald twas. q diamond IA gem 81 The
pnrest water and of exquisite Ieamfy wa;Sh' Oh
ing nineteen carats zhe largest oveEa iscnxassd
in North America. What its yalIe NAV Sss ~ ~
have no means of: aseertaining for tha "a it,ss.S
diamonds becomes indefinite when the swa;si,t s ne
exceeds ten carats. It is worthy ;howeyas5SasSf e
place ~ the most superb cabinet Of jewels up-5
mcnt IN the richest imperial diad dem 81 mnsasr,
times. 1t Is of a rich amber color t5reasnb bl;no
In this respect the diamond Of tllds sareat Morui
The Rouen (Freneh} journals gfSd the partic.
ulars OF strange affair ali which hSs recently oc.
vice at Fallenevert,a few day5 sinSa pot 81 IeaTe
to visit hes father, who resida in a. neiei, botS
ing hamlet Tho day, after; shas sIeauested her
father accompany her to af0fest hard by. to
gather flowers for Ii her mistrssssG Arrived IL the
wood, :she cried ali al. one ti.er, Il must @
giyss.yoea sad and dreadfs y ss What Is
it inquired the agitated parent: g Nine days
ago." continued the girl, ssss sas bitten by a
mad dog, and I feel that gn now: becoming
,enraged:--says Yourself ~ Md thus RAGING
she rushed at her excited 81. fastered her
teeth in. Ills checks, bit hini3 a shocking man.
1nss nsr, and endeayorea to injury.
soon brought several persS his assistance;
the girl was secured after s4yu9gIe and bled
by a: medical man imtnadiatssy and after being
tied hand and foot, 50 that sould do nc. fur,
ther injury either to herself 81 others she was
carried off and eonfined IN hospital Of Eeuf.
chatol: It has since transpi Etsat the whole
story q, the girl twas nntrne that her. at
tack Of Shydropho bia Hns onlY led in order
that she might do severe pefyeh al Violence to
her father, agaihst whom she BSsf come ill Will
Hertemper is described as being exfFetdely lid,
and she had often threatened her. tlsf with
vengeance. Morc.than this, it has balm proved
thatno mad dog hns for years aesl I'D tie
village where she resided, and sit hns further,
been well ascertaincd that she bus moi been Bit
ton oil ~
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years Of age, went out 81 sfiif saser the
llisy went round Light: sias & sadsSIss sis d
shsy sfyons desired bsad e s;s 5stprl
point being fruitleis t6 Sisssigu them
selves TO- the Tcontrol OF 6ieifi eiits siTo add
to their helplessnesss ss; ttheiroars as we'll
as their guns Left TO. lever way the
direction of Port Dali tsf6d when they
were within Ase mil the land tftiie skiff
filled with wster. OnES Gle Eopnes meiiS be-
Fcame, almost helpless frda SSld. me 9th
tceedod in nghtings the md placing in his
cemrade in it. What 81; ;doaef They
one i Of them haaMaEaS neaSrS i md
The other resolved g s chores and
strange toysay. he succeed only win.
fthe skiff containing his ~ aiI fkst dreary
distancel How he mhifi This, l.We: are not
inforlned; but there dS nbEs Seem To be dry
wax itsgenld be, dene TIM hsidin 20 the
shin shsand With aha his ead stfikiag tie
sssr ssat W.sa swami nis hses ve R Tic
Mazeppa. The other wasalk e ffofl skdus.
tion aud colo; that ha aILs Is andertake
The Journey IS s
e, si sppre
yeaEss i2s .aidssof tho ln35 saiacStion or fe-
% sssiI f be seae1se selse.
aaM from the say sfal :acasl s. M districts in
tnambsrs ;assordipe tRs apportion-
I ment -
s'5; q s. she s,,.R mss Of Of
ssss sss shsgs spsn
] staN6a sip at.
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Morgih was. PratStold her he yvos var;y iii
Jane, with much impatience, said q % onen
the door that i may get out, I am a. relation.
The Young bachelor was sotne1sJl;at . ara
at this anno1neement. y: go - go s.sN -
While he was fnnbling at tj,a "a rr;;6 -; Is o. don
the said. >. Yes ma am by all means ma
you are;c0me mn am forithe Mat stands n neri
lofFa good nurse but our poor house is in sr1ch
confusion, that 8! !. -. :
never mind about. your house. SSI have come
10 attend on my cousin, and shall NOT be mar
|ticularSn bout aaccommodations ~ cbeg- is, com.
fortably situated 'ss5 :, I
BY This time 4they had arrived at Moro;n,s
room door. 4 y $50 20 >.
&, Pratsaid y" Walk in ma'au, Maj Morgn is in
Miss Afilleryhesitated;s and said 70 Would " Il
not be hazardous to 20! abruptly to him would
it;not be better to, ann ounce me- firat3 zSavta
himS his cousin Jane las come &, i,ursa l,itn =
e is for the first tirleat the threshIold
door Of the sick man room, the HproprietyS Of
,the.act she was about to commit Tor: the first
shrank from. IT.. Sy 90 s.sssIs {:
He said nha am & xvo,,,d ba of ~ ;,...
YOU Issis oi, sof RI fis ssnses IA s
;ie Won't M, : :, sha
40 longer. bnt wsidIt in and oo;nss M
side placed her soft hands upon his brow Rnt
he knew not that she, sw6 tswas. Ills 2constant
theme bis deli was, near shin. ed, "a
sls ssssins e ssSs ga
slty 10 him would SAY hess swns aiways f,re
sport Of Fortnne ahey tickle Jade would
hold out to his view the most all1rinYs obiecta;
and Just as bout to gasp I'll herS Would
dash them nd again ae :wouids dsbe5
Tho happiest acreata on earth; for Jane had
sndisd on hisaaa fayefed sait
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iSnfIsCELLANY.

:, %
i! n,yn,nc,r -.
ono &c n,, ottan;so ass2 woman applied to
towards nro"mr;nn ,Ss iong slnce 70 take steps
bftinl SrnnkenI,asS anS ;Ij'trat,t ~ atuoun' " hh:
lego lord The ottorn au ,vho 10 49, tt,' ,sA
peranca man WAC m,,,oI nraoaa5 se.il;
rv.of bar xyrone,s WI. S.ie
j neeee;ssnrv nroceed;nas a. go ~ ee1ienee e,
ADO the ilr r,lo opII.S ,,oi z ~ ,eM
about the case and at Tho ciose Sf
ndaired how long befofe the nastef swoald
ton, and would do ali he copid tS faIsSs s,,
fromit in tie sEortast aoasibl I'D tin !: fhonot
heswonld sbe able TO dasso against tliaIs Isf al
soise hstisyiSahs sfb desnest e
DE done soncr fdf nn erigagsd f5s sHSSsaS anoth
OF felIer insynly The, Attorney ifiinWsrd
aysts ss,ss. 8 ssssss;
Ess PoisTThs eTa;sna.5a .1as. tb;s sso,
Gonsists six hsefnb SlI bnts Six Of
tgliontw Of the one sl1uinsfo dahhd
who eltered the $Ac fsnif gaassago;
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@tin ovid lem . / iaf "a
@ to- sustain sathd
7hs EaFE 1aiI
end paid foE his HS
savingx Eg
y l;SHn,gsas BIZ
Zee. The svsSdsSk 81
Sustain thS ptai 58yE
! and mem I
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btA.-We ..learnsdr on:
gr, that .EattRpo osk
Zone Of tliose exotic
discovery of; of;pgecio;A
sto which slseh has e
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TERMS = onIE DOLLAR q, !; q PER AHNuM,j
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ORIGINAL TAIE.I

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Miss Miller said 81 am very sorry that dix
him any injury, but it was in self defence. Blu
a Bridget how is It that you know 30 much o
what Is going on in the Convent when you are
out at service r. ss,5,e ll44,5;. tt$ -
Bridget replied {" Lord Missi the Priests try
sto get one Of Us in every family in town, and We
nre obliged to tell them all that we see and hear
ih the family where we are The Father neye,
found out anything about you till Mr. Carleton
I 55 Then said Miss Miller, You are placed as
spies on the families where you are. Mrs Carle;
honest TO- betray one 50 frank and sincere Is
$50 Oh honey don't ask me that for don't know
show to answer you. S The Priests tell me that
anything that we do, even if it looks mean to
q Is, Tor the good of the Church it is not
1 mean; but Praiseworth they; say that we ig;
Z but they do, and if weshe madea pause, and
{ nppeared to be much frightened, and with much
emotion, exclaimed :: 6 For the love Of the Bless.
; cd tell whatT have told We ;ifor Ii
the Pficsts were TO find it out, there would be
no msre$p peace for me in this world, or in the
world tocome:z OhS holy ST Patrickinterced
with blessed Virgin, that she may ask her son:
that he may beg the! Father TO have mercy on
Iafelt. sos bad at having done ye harm, aid
~ know that am on my dying bed have
asnnedPurgatoryia, ia,S = 3
y5S t1er TQlceG4i led away 1nta. kind of moan and
|. her speech could not be understood. ~
Esederi said ~ Ny poor ~ roman, Syou are
under snch stt9ng s. excitement that your wound
,sh4s commenced to bleed. Y ou must quiet your
SELF and LET me stop sh oh hemorrhage ou: are
;5in no dang follow my
s$directons yod have commit no sin S:bnt
rather done an act sof iustiee 81 be stili and
I let me ssxamine your wound or you may bleed
\ 20 death ~. -
She became quiet and Fredric said :: i1sY onng
ladies, leave the room,
asfi Miss Miller said u Let me stay and assist
-. s.:
Ezs Fredrie saids oh mo- I s6sllnesd no assist.
Ahca. but suck as one of thenegroes can render,
sbat you.Hy dear gentle cousin stand more in
need of being, nnrsed yourself than to nurse
Others; 60 lis down and rest.s for yon look quite
exhausted Fanny will fan; YOU, and drive
Fanny said g. come dear cousin let u
s, ':And Iwill help you said tie
Frederic found tho ieInorrhage Sc. .sbe sssrE
slight, esSon stopped IL and findfHg Ills pat eSt
his firat patient, ne &draiIis
Tered an sopiota and 4eft her tof4pose HswartH
up stAifs and founs md 8aw th
sSss,s,sn n TiJ
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HARD HIr. About the hardest hit We
have seen is the following, which Is con
tanned in John Mitchell's recent letter 70
Archbishop hughes -
Now does your Grace see anything 60
horrible in q plantation OF negroes Are
you not aware that priests, bishops, monas
teries, yea, Popes, have held slaves Ye,
IL is no, wonderful that you should no, Gov
OF plantation ut the South 90 long as you
possess that enviable piece OF property, he
Calvary Cemetery, where see BY the news
papers AS Of your foek trers buried ii,i
ussk, at a fee Of rive DOLLARS per corpse "a
YOU. I wish your Grace joy. shall be
almost tempted. instead Of well stocked
plantation ia Alabama, 10 wish for scea
psoPled graveyard On Long Island"
U The Bath Mirror says ,ha, regular
system has been devised for the use OF Sc,
cond hand naturalization papers, by the AID
OF winch persons mol naiufalized are ena.
b'ed TO vote. Villainous pariizans at the
decease OF naiuralized foreigner, get pos
session OF his papers, and pass them over
10 the newly arrived Mickey, and under
the assumed name Of 'Teddy O'Tool,, he
10 enabled 10 vote, aher having been ashore
but Eve hours.
ARoosrook. Smith and Fuller divide the
vote Of Arosiook Zoe Representative. nearly
equally. Milliken receives none. Mlliken
10 nevertheless elected by force Of his plu.
raliIy in Hancock and Washington. Aroos.
took, therefore, will be represented in Con-
GEES BY man 10 whom she did not give q
Vote.-Bongor Mercury.
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WAsrsaJ, II has been pleasing TO the Great,
Grand Master OF the universe, in the adminisira'
ton Of His merc,es aud judgments, to remove by
death from our midst another Brother in out
Great Fraternity brother whom we all respect
cd, Of talent, OF business and Of usefulness
and whereas, il becomes our duty to his afflicted
Family, aud our Society, Of which he mem.
Der, to pay jus, tribute Of respec, TO his memo
~; therefore
Rs,olrei, Tia, in the dea,ho Brother James
Smith, Jr., the Order has lot one oCi,s best mem
bers, his family kind husband and indulgen, "a
ther the business community an active and inau
entail man, and the Town and County in which
he lived an en,erprising citizen,
Rs,olp~i, That we deeply symps,ize with the
berraved Family in their affection = but can "te'
the cheering consolation that their loss is his e,er
nal gain.
RssOlre.i, That the solemn admoai,ion We have
80 suddenly received, in the death Of Bros. Bean
aud Smith should excite us TO renew our exertion,
carrying out the great principles Of Z" Friendship
Love and Truth"
Rssolrei, That copy OF the Resolutions be
forwarded To the Widow VI the deceased Brother,
and also published in the Union and Journal.
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Hidrrtdgfs.

In Kennebunk, 81 inst, 10y Re-. J.. A. Swan,
MIR Parker c. Wigpin, OF Kennrbunk, TO Miss
Olivia H. Pitts, Vt Portland. BY the same, 5'h
inst. Edward z. Durham Esq, Of Saco, to Miss
Mary A. Osborn, oi Kennebunk, daughter Of Hon.
James Osborn.
In Franklin, N. H.. VIM +. Goodwin, l.. l.. b
OF Buxton, To Miss Ellen n, daughter Of :ndall
o Peabody, Esq, OF +.
In Portsmouth,, N. H., 18th inst, Mr.. Charles
S,arkey, to Miss Gcorgianna Lord, both OF s.
Berwick
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REPORT.

Pdt,iarcky For the first time since the
formation OF our encampmen,, have we
been calle' upon TO mourn the loss VI one
of our number by death, and TO pay the
las, sad offices OF respect aud gratitude 10
his memory. BIZ. James Smith, Jr., p. c.
p, Of this encampmen,, aud one Of lis ear
lies, and mos, ARDEN, supporters, has been
called 10 leave us aud JOIN with the Palriar-
chy in that Grand Encampment above.
where signing and sonowin. can never
come. Therefore,
Resolved, Tha, in The death OF Bro. Smith,
this encampmen, has lost worthy Pa,ri.
arch, who for a long time enjoyed on. con.
tidence by his devotion to the good OF the
order, and by his friendship aud bro,herly
Kindness to The individual members thereof.
Resolved, Tha, we most sincerely ami
deeply sympalhise with the Widow and
Children OF our deceased Br. in this their
great affection, and that we hold ourselves
in readiness as Brs., 10 afford such consola
ton aud advice as they may need and we
can give.
Rs,olred, That the Charter OF this Encamp,
mcni be dressed in mourning for the space
OF thirty days.
Resolred, Tha, copy Of these resou.
lions, signed by the c. p, and alies,ed by
the Scribe under seal Of this encampmeni,
be presented 10 the widow Of Bro. Smith,
and ,ha, The same be published in the papers
in Saco and Bijdeford and the American
Old Fellow. All Of which is respectfully
submitted.
n ~ N,cuors Committee 0n
IRA C.. Dor, Scribe
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CoUSrKRFrIrs. Anumber Of notes, purporting
to be 500 issue on the Shoe and Leather Deal.
ers' Bank, Of Boston, have been put in circua.
ton IN New York during the pas, few days, and
are now ascertained TO be counierei,s, altered
from genuine ones on that bank. They are beau
tiiully executed, and well calculated to deceive.
SENATOR DOUGLAS HEARD AND CONDEMNED
The Chicago Tribune states that Senator Douglas
spoke ut Morris, Grundy county, on Tuesday, and
was listened TO quietly, when the meeting adopt
ed resolutions condemning his course on the Ne
braska Bill
FIRE IN SIpSEY. The Clark and Smiley mills
in Sidney, a, Loveioy's ferry, consisting Of saw
mill and shingl, mill, were destroyed by fire last
Sunday morning, at about two O'Clock. The mills
were owned by Wm. J. l.. Moul,on, an enterpris
ing young man, who deserved better fortune. The
whole amount OF loss, including mills, part Of a
dam, aud lumber, was about $4,000. Insured for
s2OO0-BaNgOr Mercury
&C The editor Of the New London Chronicle
has conyened with a gentleman Of 100 years,
named James Douglas. He was recently from
New Haven, where he challenged another old boy
Of lO2 years to wres,le with him, but the fellow
backed out.
Coal II Is stated that coal has declined TWEEN.
tyive cents per ton at Philadelphia, and tina; il is
accommodating on the whaves Of that city. The
dealers who have not laid in their full stocks a,
the hughes, rates when fr.ighls were high can at
ford to make corresponding reduction in their
retail prices, and those who are not 80 lucky will
have occasion To speculate on the nluiabiity OF
trade. The decline is a strong evidence that even
a combination among the miners cannot control
the market, and we hope will be followed by a
still further reduction for which there is large
margin Boston Journal
A HARp WINTER COMING. We regre, to state
that the mos, ndubitsbe signs Of hard winter
are apparent, and prevalent. Some Of our Oldest
wldowers have perfected the preliminary arrange.
meu,s for entering anew the matrimonial relation.
This class Of our population feel the future
ain their bones" and, connecting their premoni.
lions with the high price Of coal have taken steps
accordingly We trust that the old bachelors will
defer their operations in this line until another
winter Too many frosty unions would reduce the
temperature so that we should all get our hearts
cracEed.-SpnRgfsH Republicans.
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THOSE Persons who have noticed the ma
ture Of Switzerland, who have emigra,ed to
this county especially those from the mos
mountainous districts where goats milk i,
one Of the staple articles Of die, mus, have
observed - how ruddy are their cheeks
how athletic their frames - how keen theft
appe,i,es-and with what remarkable endu
rance they can perform the hardies, tasks Of
labor. Sugar Of milk largely manufac,
tured from goats milk in Switzerland is a
supporter of respiration, hence in cases Of
consumption ], is highly recommended by
the most eminen, OF The medical faculty -
The sugar Of milk has been used in pulmo.
nary complaints, but never until quite re.
Gently in such combination as tina, which
Doctor Ira Warren the well.known ,hroa,
and chest doctor, has suggested. This sci.
en,ifc practitioner has introduced a new
remedy consisting Of the union Of cod liver
oil aud phosphate Of lime with the sugar Of
milk-a remedy consisting Of such ingre
dies,s as canno, fail to recommend itself 10
the common sense oil all who take the least
trouble 10 investigate it.
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A HAPPY CRY. The Hartford Cou;anl
say that in the mouth OF July there were
twenty commitments 10 the work house IL
,ha, city; in the month Of August, eight ;
aud OH Saturday, Sept. Q, there tras not a
single male person ia the ~ork house, and
the building, bu for Two females, would re
ienauiless! The Courani attributes this
happy state Of things 10 The operation Of the
new Connection, Liquor Law.
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awoNpERFuL MACHINE.
The Nep York Tribune has the followi

The Nsp York Tribune has the following:
"Mr. L. w. Whipple and r; b. Fits, OF
Boston, have just patented IN almost every
civilized country, method OF engraving
or "priniiny" on glass, which opens up n
wide field Tor mechanical industry and or
nameniai t,sie by reproducing rapidly and
chsaply upon the surface OF glass vessels Of
any usual form, or even upon ordinary win.
dow glass, any device, motto. landscape or
portrait, which may be desired. The pa.
tent for the United States was issued in June
last, and measures are now in progress 10
establish a mandatory for the production
OF glassware thus onamenied in compel,
lion with the imperfect aud feeble engrav.
ing heretofore only prepared by tedious
process Of grinding deS,erously upon a re.
volving stone. Like the old process, this
method Of engraving is merely mechanical
no acid or other corroding agent being en-
plo eel excep, in the preparation OF patterns,
Unlike the oil process, the articles orna'
menied are exactly alike, the method being
capable Of transfer ring TO glass hue lines OF
points, and even delicate shades, with
fidelity approaching closely TO wool en-.
craving. We have lately been ailnrde'i
an opportunity OF inspecting The machines,
OF which several full sized have already
been constructed, and although the at Is
no, vet in condition 10 warrant full de-
scripiiion Of the process, the results are un'
misiakably significant. Ordinary glass
gobleis, whether cylindrical, conical, OF
Remispherical, are "prin:ed" with equal
facility. goble, being finished complete IN
from three TO Ten minutes. II is estimated
tina, one girl will be able to attend to four
machines, thus engraving from two TO seven
dozen per hour. The machine itself Is the
perfection Of simplicity and durability, being
small, cheap aud almos, incapable OF de-
rangemeni. The articles 10 no engraved
are no, necessarily perfec, IN form, but on
the contrary may be indenied or oval in
degree fully equal 10 the ordinary imper-
feclions OF second quality ware, and vary.
ing in form or even in dimensions Tar be-
yond any of the usual inequalities, the or
nameniaiion bein. in every case conlinn-
Gus around The vessel without the slightest
break or overlap. When worked out IN all
the varied applications 10 which Yankee IN.
genuity may subject il, this invention viii
perhaps prove but The precursor OF lang
series Of mammoth strides into an arena
heretofore un,rodden."
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In,nOr(ant Notice.

nm SPEARS WOMAN'S fRIEND Is unquestiona.
NV The only remedy discovered for that Distress
ins c1nant FALLING Of the Womb, obyating all necessi-
Nv ~ sor,inr TO instruments 1t put up In packages,
and can m sent 10 any part Of the wor Thousands are
.nrny rum pressing palms, pain In the groin and
The hns and small o the back-aso very low down
the harl with heat and scaiing OF the water with some
sion 81 ihe liver great weakness and prosraton OF
,sns,h ncryous debility &c. Much exercise, walking,
,andin rdinr ar Inning greatly increase the above symp
,m In aaxaneeJ stages Of the disease the sufferer Is
Sn;vs 81 ali eyer se ami Is obliged IA be confined to
the use and frequently To her bed These are he Sm
toms Of this complaint all Of which can o eueu
by the use Of ibis extraordinary medicine Price - per
Package. -. ,
DR.. Spears Golden Bi'iers.
This valuable and popular specific stands unrvaed Tor
the cure of Female Nervousness, HARDNESS
Piuor kbus &c Tor common cases oi weakness IN the
stomach in male or female they form an Invaluable rene
dy m these Bers were appreciated as their virtues de-
mand they would find their way into every family. They
are especially for those complaints Whcn OF.
ten form the prelude 10 many others moie serious
character-such excessive Nervousness rosauon oi
Strength Boang Of the Bowels, Dropsy, consumption,
Palpitaon Of the Heart, Scroiua, Cancer In the womb
Pressing Down Of Bowels, &c Price 81 per package or
six packages for 80. =.
4. ID. SPEAR, the celebrated Indian Doctor NO. 10
Kneeiand street. may be consulted ut his once, or py
letter upon all diseases which act humanity, ee OF
charge Dr. invites those who are pronounced incur.
bic TO consult him, he believes that In many cases he
will be able restore them to health AL letters scty
attended 10, and answered promptly.
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BEWARE OF coUNrERrErrs.

The celebrity % Dr. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS has induced several persons, who do
not possess the least medical knowledge 10 assume the
title VI Doctor and put bore the public an article In mi-
tation Of my medicine, which they call Sherry Wine Bit
ters and attempt to palm them "a under the pretence
that have retired from business and also that they man
ufacture improved article Of the same name.
would say TO those in pursuit Of health sure that
you obtain the article, which may be known by the
FAC smile of my signature upon the outside wrapper, COW
erng each bottle and also by the copyright border OF the
same covering
Sid wholesale and retail mt my Office, No. 81 Hanover
street. Boston, AMI by all dealers In every city, town and
village throughout the New England States.
D.-OrIs MoKroS, Jr, is my sole Travelling Agent
for the ". Il. States. 3msS