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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
The CoURrs OF PLACER COUNTY

The Courts OF PLACER COUNTY
We notice by the legislative proceedings
that Mr. O'Neill has introduced bill into
the House of Representatives, to legallze
the acts of the courts of Placer county.
We presume the bill was introduced for
the purpose of covering any defect that
might have occurred in the organization of
Placer county 1t is well known to many
of our citizens that the law organizing
Placer county, and under which the first
judicial officers were elected, was passed
the 2Sth May, 1851, and that the first
election was held two days previous to
the passage Of the law.
THEATR1CAL--Mr. d. V. Gates pas
sed through Auburn yesterday EN- route
for Michigan City and Yankee jim. On
his return from the above places, during
the coming week, our citizens will be fa
vored with another of his imitable tragic
and comic entertainments. He Will also,
we understand, perform at Grass alley,
Nevada and Rough s. Ready.
Mr.. G., has recently returned from
very extensive and successful tour thro'
the Southern Mines, and expects soon to
return there in company with Lola Mon
teZ.
MAN SHor.-On Monday last two tra-
velers, stopped at the cabin of a French
man, near Millertown, to get out of the
rain. In entering the house one of the
persons let his gun fall on the floor which
Immediately went off, wounding the owner
of the cabin.
AMUsING-One Of our tax-colectors
called upon German ofour town, a few
days since, for the purpose of collecting of
him his tax for the present year. Marcus
took the money out of his pocket and
shook it at the collector, with the tanta-
lizing remark of "Don't you wish you gets
him." This provoked the officer, who in
return gave Mynheeer slight slap in the
face. Whereupon complaint was made
before Justice Hawkins. The collector
was arrested and fined one dollar and
costs. This was glory enough for the
delinquent tax payer. AS he left the court
room he turned to the collector, with
broad grin upon his face, and exclaimed
"Now, py godt, you sees vat dutchmans
can do"
Since the above was in type Mynheer
has sent us his on account of the matter,
expressed in a manner peculiar to him
self Here it is:
Two men kums an asts re | shall pays
mine tax tells dem how much moonish
have NIT me. Den dey shwears me dat
ave not more monish as tells dem -
Dey den tells me as | shall mine tax pole |
pay. spheaks dem can mine poard not
pay, tam de tax pole. Den de collector
spheaks me he shall swab mindt head
NIT the gutter up, and take mine pocket
out of all money. Dey den toard mine coat
nearly off ov de tail, and peat me all de
same as de tyvel. lden tooks dem up, ven
day fndhs him for a tolar and quarter.
Den shays for de last of it, now den poys
vat you thinks. Dat is hell for shoostus
for de poormans.
Mine handt & sheal.
Marcus A lmaver
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The SACRAMENTO DAILY Democrat.
The Democracy of Sacramento county
finding that the views and principles OF
the party could not be faithfully repre-
scented through the columns of the journal
have established the above paper. we
copy the following from the editors III
troductory:
The Democrat will be a strict parry
paper Of the jefferson and jackson school
1t will advocate the time honored usageS
which have led the party to prosperity
and success. 1t will oppose all InhoV".
tions on those me-honored usages u'llesS
sanctioned by direct appeal to the ba'o',
box. 1t will contend that the people na'o
a right to instruct their representaal'e1'ii
on all questions of importance. !. VII VIII
inculcate that the representative shou,u
resign, when he cannot consclentousy
obey the instructions of his constituents;
1t will maintain that the principal shoulrl
appoint the agent as near the t'''e .bo
service as practicable, in order tha' '"o
former may be enabled to give '',oar ,ar
definite instructions, and that '"e '"' sod
may have them more forcibiy Imp'essc'
upon his memory. 1t will advocate at stv
quiescence in the nominations OF the P'.;;Hil
us the only sure hope of success; Du. ,;nn. "n
oppose all intriguing, wire pullIhs' p;;pa p;pa.
laying, and logroIIng in NAL KING ''or''Inr 'nlar-
ons. 1t will defend the ri hts ana l'ueL k
ties of any man, however low ms ,a'nv' ,"n
and expose his corruption or v'.ams .;nnaI
however high his station. In natlo'iia' :ia
point Of view it will sustain the Au''''"~d and
tration against the attacks of enV'ou' s.;tv
ambitious asprants, but will not aaob acb-
submit to any unwarrantable ehc'o"s !"s If
ments on the inaienable prerogalNes,
the State or citizens; and IN uo''l.. n,ate
point of view, it will ever anv a"No."
the perpetuation Of peace ana ha'l'o "ory-
throughout the whole Union, by P';ses
ing sacred and invioable the conproI',Ihne ,he
of the Constitution, which guaranty 10 in
citizens of each State the right OF l'l''t -
tanning their social affairs accord'''s ~
their own views of justice and hu''''''''
The Car of Russia is making on oN
sive military preparations for next Se"'"''
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
Marcus Allmayer.

CONGRESSIONAL FAvoRs.--We are in
debted to Messrs. Weller and Gwin for
various Congressional favors, by the last
mail.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18

The Car of Russia is making eA'en' en
slve military preparations for next Se"'''
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MAN SHor.-On Monday last two ira
velIers, stopped at the cabin of French
man, near Millertown, to get out of the
rain. In entering the house one of the
persons let his gun fall on the floor, which
Immediately went of, wounding the owner
of the cabin.
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To Sell, or Let on Shares,

~ UT-NVNl LIT tUT.N > ITTli
Several valuable farms, cXcollcntly adapted
for Sheep IIushandry The land is well wa
tered and timbcrcd, and the surface very per
feet for grazing or grain culture. There is
sufficient for keeping 60O0 Sheep, and other
stock, besides raising much produce for mar
kct The Central Railroad passes through
this real estate, and Rock River is near by.
This is n rare chance for investment and the
attention Of farmers is specially invited to it.,
For further particulars enquire OF SOLOMON
W. JEwETT, Agent.
Niddlebury, Aug. %, 1853. 1Stf
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Mining Agency.

Now York. 10 Droudwny. Rooms NOS, sSs
L an ao,nmis.ioa Of unimpfoyed Mines aud Mining
t,sk In Companies ergauized aud at work a,o fer fur
,.hins all Kinds OF Mlchiuery aud Mining Tools Nv OF
,h.tanee, as f,rwarJed from Az part Of the country
A prute circular giving fun explanations VIII be
sst 10 an-wefto nay post paid letter enclosing one
SI.a,n ITO Broadway
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RIP VAN WRINKLE.

IF | had been om IF business as long
As this noted individual had been, ! should
not dare ask Gentlemen of taste in dress
to give u listening car-not so--whic circum-
stances unavoidable on M part, put stop to
my business for n season, have not been dis
cOuragcd, but have been steadily practicing
at home and in some of the best shops in Bos-
ton. that | might bring the tailoring
business in Mddlebury to its proper standard.
After what have said above, the public
will infer that have waked up in town again.
| would state that | have located in NASH S
BUILDING, north end Of the bridge CORNER
ly occupied by f. T. Mayo, where have on
hand
G. GOD A SIS so X T Nj L n u
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rfr DIR MARSHhLHS
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

THE subssribor is the exclusive Wholesale
L Agent for the sale Of this celebrated
laSter.
FH-P.dlers aAi Druggists supplied at ro-
. dresd rates. None will he lef on commis
.r HARMON A SHELDON.
rir Nary, Avg. ~ 1858.
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To Female q.

You will find these Pills al invaluable me.
dicine in many complaints to which you are
subject In Instructions either total OF par
tial. they have been found OF inesimnble herc-
fit, rcs.oiiug their functional arrangements to
a healthy actor, purifying the blood and other
fluids so ~ cffoclually to put To flight all com
plants which may arise from female Irregular
lies, as headache, giddiness, dimness oisight,
pain in the side. back, &C.. and offered The pub
lie as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the
folinviuo
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VI s TIN c. S
TAIL0R'S TRIMMINGS,

Which will he sold extremely LOW orCASll.
Some good friends having furnished INC
with goods on commssion,-my instluc-
tons are that sell very low for cash down
TO those Instructions | ain compelled to adj
here
To the Minister, the Lawyer the Mcr-
chant the Farmer, the Mechanic and the La
boring Man, will say that If you want Coats,
Pants or Vests, that will fit you, and that will
stay together, just give me call
Feeling under deep obligation to those who
have formerly patronizcd me, and have in
some instances, even waited for some time, in
expectation that | would start my business
again, | shall devote my whole time to please
the public. All work done in my shop is
warranted to give satisfaction or no sale
s&-N. II. No Ready Made Clothing kept,
except that mad. in my shop
J. BERTRAND,
Commission Merchant
iddlebury, Oct 81, 1858.
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Table & Piano Covers
For sale by Z. VALLETT.
DR.. Langley's
Root & Herb Bitters.

Crcat Spring and Summer Ncltet,'.
~ Ouly Is esuts for Pint Bottle. and
3;s cents for quart Bottle, Of the Peoples
Medicine. DR.. Langley's Sarsaparllln, Yc..
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Prickley Ash Dan.
delion. Thoroughwor or, and Rhubarb, Root
and Herb Bittcrs, decidedly the Greatea
Medicine il. The World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system liv-
er mplaiit that main wheel OF 70 many
diseases, jaunG;ce, bile, dyspepsia, Costumes,
hunors Of the blood ard skin. Indigestion,
nervous headache piles, general debility, aud
the host Of kindred diseases arising from a
disorlcd stomach, or bad HUNGRY blood. On
The approach Of warm weather. most persons
are troubled with langor, dI owsiness and gem
eral lassitude Of the system This if neg cc,ed
leads to jaundico, loss olappetitc Indigestion,
debility and decline. langley's Biltcrs are
Just the thing to obviaie oil difficulties Of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purf, tn, blood aud by use keep
oil diseases SO common in 'pring and sum
mer.
Sold in Mddlehury nv Russell & pow
ELL, and II. A. SllELDCN n, and hy one or
more agents in most Of the towns and villages,
- Whole Sale Depot 81 Union St, Boston.
5l6mi.s.
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6O0AGENTS w ANTED
$1,000 a Year.

WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY or THE UNITED
STATES, active and enter prsing men, 20 engage In
the sails 81 some OF the hes; Books Published IN the
country. To men Of good address, possessing a small
capital of from s23 To $780, such Inducements viii be
offered 10 enable them 10 make from IS 10 40 day
profit.
" The Books Published by a, a 70 u.enl In thar
rhaiaetsr extremely popular aad eoinmzn larfe sale.
wherever they sre offered
For further particular address, (po,tase raid)
LEARY HETZ,
No 1873 North tseond Street, Philadelphia.
Publishers of tubseT Fpi1n Book. 10: I'm
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Important Discovery /!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEsil
BRfAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

are nnfiiiing IN the cnrs of CnrGHs. CoIps A,r-rA
nForc'iiris SoRr THsoAr, Housewives DfrrfcrI ri
nR"NrHtNs, INctfft'T CovsrrP11eN, and bI.RA-ss
"I tir l.vNHs. They hav- ta.e Of med cine 81 4
av child ~ take th~1n. Thou-.ud. have been
~ to heath that hal t-,oto de.p,ired. T..tin,.r
fvrn IN hundied' OF cases single dose rsiievs, in
ten minutes.
Ala for Nryan'' Pulnonir wAfAr.-th. original an
orlv r-ruins il stamped BRYAN" Spurious Rn1, A. :,
"nrtes FOR sao. T"euv fv- cents box Sold nv dr,ll
.'gen"t.iiy. }. 6hrAN To-, Eoss.ter. n Y. !
Ptopri-tor-. o. Ju
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Galen's Head Disponsary

NJ re ,vCD ,, =: ,,i:.,. N A., pI
l.. ti'i :.'' w '''''J' 80 -
-, w, N.Y. ~ "''''' ~
: vi " - ~ '''' nv. 81 "'"
S'-"'''" " '"' ''e"' ''"'' "'''o'' "e''"'
WV ppurntrs ANN oIrr,x rt,prs
Si..''., ',...'a 's y ''1i
"s", NV e''se' " ''''''o" .u'.u !" ""
"i.. -, ",ns. "'l'';."','' "ii"'"' any "e"'-
0 IN : S.rsNnIT"s M, nirctc,,r
,,snS
n. 7. c..;x ';.ai ,';..,c
,..,;,., c.' H.. ,.',, ''i; go. '.P",
,"'',"i ~, ,.. ~ W. 'se ~" 49,
% r'. "'''r u, 'n"'"
, ""' "'", y" '''''' WV s,'uo'" ''"s W
W. 'y W "'i ~, - =, 70 ""'''"
'P''Iee' '''' ,'S'"s '"'o '""' an" ii" c'sc' OF
~"'', ".'','i" ",s."sVv r
H., ~ +" 800 H.. 80
- 49, W "e 49, '''"''r'
1870 pla,c.. onI,twentv.liyec ,.. oony on IN. in.
hrnii les and disorders Of outli ani Maturity,
which DESTROY the pl,y-icnI and mental powr,,
,nf,chl. th. natural ,,.eI;ngs and ,l,,s, ,I. a.,
r. UII vi 49,; -, y, "
"s'' VI '""o"' ""' r'"c'oa' "Se''"''"n
aad treatment ol nervous debility, local and con
siitu ional weakness, structure and all diseases
and ieran.cmenls resulting from Indiscretion as
adon,ed nv Inll,nnnd Ric,rJ and oth.r .min.n,
n,o,uLa,, n a.. c,r,,I,,, Il; r,,,a W;,li,
" ~, ~ '"'',! W '""'e' ~" '"'' q"
LhhngraPhs Illustrating the anatomy, piysl"ogv
aud diseases OF tue re prodi ctlye organs Of both
sPxes, explaining their structure uses and flnc-
lions and the variou, iniu,i.s Thai ar, nroLucrd
in ,hsn, l., o,c..sc. III infections IL contain.
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WAX THREAD SEWING MACHINE.

WICKERSIIAMS PATENT.
Adapted 10 siding and closng with wsxed
thread Of all kinds Of Boots aud Shoes, with or
without side wells, superior to hand sewing, aud
wah an immense saving Of labor. l.ikewHs FAM
CT Sewing on cLorH and LEATHrR.
Also, Wickersham's Patent Machine for sew
ing Ships Sails, IIammocks, Valises, Awnings,
Garrett Bags, Mattresses, Trunks sc. The
public are invited 10 call and see them in opera.
ton Exclusive Righisior towns, Counties and
States, to sell aud ufe said Machine, can ne ss-
cured. For sale at No. 90 Hanover street, OPP
pssiis the American House Borion,by
BUTTERFIELD & STEVENS,
propriet1rers aud NJ anulaeturs.
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Eeinisch's Shears.


HNIE Subscriber has made arrangements
l. with RosCius liEINIsCn, to keep better
Stock of his Shears and Scissors than has
hitherto been kept in Boston, and which he
will continue to sell ut the reduced rates.
He will also have, as heretofore, all kinds
of LEONARD & WENDr SHEARS, constituting
Il full assortment from tho two best makers
in the market Of
PATENT TAILORS' SHEARS,
Taiio,s' 1rimmcrs emf Paints, and Ladie''
BankcrS, Paper hangers and
Barriers Scissors,
Every Pair being FULLY WARRANTED. and
sold at WnoLEsALE ANp RErAIL, at tho Low
est Prices.
W-.0ti's CT llitin3 Buin Hale CuihN.
ASo-An assortment Of Tailors Measures
Pressing Irons, Scanning Rollers, Squares.
and large variety of English Scissors and
Shears, Needles and all kinds of Cutlery
and Hardware. Fox SALE rY
MARTIN L. BRADFORD,
Importer of Cutlery, Hardware, and Fishing
I acklc, l42 Washington Street, near
~ opposite School Street, BOSTON.
y. B.-Cutlcry Sharpcncd aud Repaired IN
the best manner.
Nov. 81, 1888. se4w
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Per Preserving, Restoring + Brawifyiag He
Hair,
eAusins It ts grow luxurau,ly, sud giving itasoa
70 and eurling appearance, of tho N Il
delightful character.
THE kAriIAlRON ueutrul'I-s the effect. of dsoh-s
the Human Hair. even amor q BALDsfss OF masy
years clcanses the scalp from DAADhlFF,
ssd oil it. natural impuriios; Immediately rslor.
sJmpithstie attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
And cures all Cutancons Diseases of the fkin such a.
s't khsum, Erysipclas, Itch lnaamnatoHs &C., ar
TOILET ARTICLE
Ysr giving the Hair rich, soft, go.y nHd ruliag mp
Ps1r-nor nothing has ever hron dteuveted TO equal
is iaeontoAtod it. incoutssiihlc virtues. II eNhas
ks perfume tho ishiful aud cvo,ie howor.
.ad Is free from all mineral properties, sab
stance which color the skin, or stats lady's hat
RAID ANnGRAY HEATS
II pr. sainantly beneficial.
"rha SAthairOn "a. fully restored rly hslf, sher
A. JAY COURrRIAGiIT, rs Bnnd-si. X, Y"
Tha 20 Il tho kathaifon Ia adopted By the hr-i
,Aysieiamsi in EurolO aud America, md has raitts
and sao unprecedented IN tho history OF The Mate
IA Mcdea.
Sid nv all reputable dealers throughout Mouth ard
Esuth America Europe md tue isaHds eli tAe Ocean,
in large handsome hoi'ios, for IS st..
Pfoits only in extensive sale-.
ssil the trade at liberal discount, hut sSminls
SaHe] IN no ia-iance.
a THOMAS LYON, Chemist and Manufacture.
D.s.BARNEs, Proprietor, 1871 Broadway, Y.
70 whan all order. should he addressed' =.
sold in Middobury by sVery b'Hssi'i-n"d BY all
dsrehaats eycrysbere.
Im. Lyon. Evtraet OF Fine Jamnieu Ginger.
v. G. Price & Co, Troy, Wholesale Agents
n Northern n. Y
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CAUTION!-Rcme then, parents
and an others, that lIOBENSACk'S WORM
SYRUP is the only Medicine in use that will
eradicate Worms with certainty, and will not
disagree with the mos delicate Stomach Be
careful Won get the genuine article, and see
that the signature, j. n llOBENSACK," il
on every bottle.
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$500 CHI ALLEN Re -.

NX7IIatevcr concerns thchcalh and happi
w ness of the people is at all times of the
most vrluable importance, take for gran
ted that every person will do all in their pow
or to save the lives uf their children, rnd that
every person will cndeayor to promote their
own health at all sacrifices. feel it my duty
To soicmuly assure you that WORMS, nc.
cording TO the opinion of the most celebrated
Physicians, are the primary causes Of large
majority Of diseases to which children and
adults are liable. II You have an appetite
continually changcahlt from one kind OF food
to another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Stomach,
Picking at the Nose Hardness rnl Fullness
Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that all these denote
WORMS and you should 1T once apply the
remedy
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FIRST TRAIN
IA Leaves Rutland, and arrives At
D 4. III. Troy o % a. VI, connecting with
tho Hudson River 1890 A. NJ
Train arriving in New York $50
PM with the Harlem 10 10 Train
striving at New York 4 40 p. VI.
Also, with the $50 A. NJ. Express
Train for the West, arriving at Buf
falo at 8 p. NJ in season for the
Boats for the different ports on the
Lakes.
SECOND TRAIN
IA M Leaves Rutland and arrives At Troy
IL III st 5.05 p. NJ, connecting with the
Hudson River S.15 p. NJ Train, arriv-
ing at Newly ork at g. - p NJ; with
the Harlem 3 30 P. NJ Train arriving
at New York at9 p. NJ. Also with
the iP NJ Train for Schenectady.
syracuse. and the West.
THIRD TRIM.
On m EXPRESS Leaves Rutland and ar
I n rves at Troy COS p. " connecting
with hudson Eivcr 6 II 7. NJ.
Train arriving at New York At H.
% r, NJ; with the I r. NJ. Boats
arriving At New York carly the
following morning.
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I ONG Mohair Mitts, Brown Muslins French
IL Prints, also summerG GODS for Men'swear
lust received by c. q. WAINWRIGHT
lnne 90 1893. 3.
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LYONS Kathairon

Hair DIS, Barry's Trlcophcms, SheIdoh Z
Hutehings and Waters Hair Dyes, sheldons
Hair Wash, Sheldon's Balm of Roses and u
great variety Of Colognes, Hair Oils aud Per-
furmcry just received by HASiiELDON.
Oct. lS, 1858.
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Hobensack's Wcrn :

An article founded upon Scientific Principles
compounded with purely Vegetable snbstan-
ccs, being perfectly safe when taken, and can
be given to the most tender infant with dcci.
dcd beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
and DinnhUa have made them weak and de-
biliatcd, the Tonic properties of my Worm
Syrup are such, thatit stands without an equal
in the catalogue ofmedicincs, in giving tome
and strength to The Stomach, which makes it
an iuf.lible remedy for those afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the astonishing cures performed
10y this Syrup after Physicians have failed is
the best evidence Gifts superior efficacy over
all Others
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b ACKSMITHS.

WAN ed. - Several good Blacksmiths
w anu Strikers, to work on Axes Also,
good able bodied mcu TO grind and polish.
Apply 70 SAM. W COLLINS,
aelV C0llinsyillis Conn.
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s-!e3- Tickets can he procured at the Fitch
burg Ticket Office, Boston, and At the princi-
pal stations on the Cheshire and Rutland Z
Burlington Roads.
WALTER S JOHN ON supt
RUTLAND, Aug. II, 1853 1871
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

L.w. CLARK takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public, that in connexion with his
large assortment of Books and Stationery
may be found beautiful assortment Of pic
ture Frames, manufactured to order at short
notice, Of Gilt, Rose Wood, Black Walnut, and
Mahogany. Glass of various sizes from 10,
by IA to rs by So. All which will be furnish
ed as reasonable as can be obtained in any Of
our cities
Middlobury June 1853. 10
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DOCTOR YOURSELF:
TEH POCKET NSSCTLAPlU:

- ~ IL CIV n ~
TFk Porticth Edition
l. with One Hundred
Engravings showing Dis
cases and MalformatiM,
" the Human system in
every shape xnd form
To which is added \
Treatise ON the Disease
Of Females, being Of the
highest ilnpertAnes I'd
married people, or thsss
contemplating marriage
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The Tame Worm.

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy
of all hat nfcst the human system itgrows to
an almost indefinite length, becoming 50 coil
ci and fastened in the intcstines and stomach,
affecting the health 80 sadly as to cause st.
Vitus Dance, FITS, &c, that those afflicted
seldom if ever suspect that it is TArE Worm
fastening them TO AN carly grave, In order to
icstroy this Worm n very energetic treatment
must he parsued. it would therefore be proper
to take or of my Liver Pills. so as to re-
move all Instructions, that the Woim Syrup
may act direct upon the Worm, which must
he taken in doses of two table spoonful, ,hrcc
times day. These directions followed have
never been known to fail in curing the mos,
obstinate case Of TAPE WORM
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Also,a lot Of Comic Almanacs, for 81 just re-
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