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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-24
Notices.

DTSSOLUEON.-The partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between the subscribers, under the Of
CALDWELL Il HILL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. W. w. CALDWELL,
JOHN Q. HILL.
Worcester, April goth, 1854
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OIL o II III / N CT
OF OUR OWN M4NUFd CTUREfTs

OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURER!
Having made arrangements to manufacture cur own
stock Of Clothing, feel confident in saying orr nu-
friends and customers, that prepared
to show them better assortment Of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Read
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
TO have that, but of doing the best
USTOM DIRK,
we have secured the services of Of the first Cutters
in the Country.
Custom Work Of all kinds done in the best manner and
ut short notice.
Our Custom Department "a under the charge of Mr..
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this city
and vicinity We all that the work turned out
nom this establishment will be second 70 In the city
We have in full assortment Of all kinds Of Piece
Goods, such Broadclohs cassmeres, Doeskins Vest
lngs, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner Of Main and Front SIS.
mch22 dawtf THAYER EAMES.
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Drp GOODS.
EEOrticuEtnral IIaII.


Horticultural Hall.
CIR EAT DRY GOODS
I'D Ne ~ % r.
THE subscriber has been enabled to procure the large
HORTICULTURAL HALL, the coming season, for
the purpose Of doing the Dry Goods business in until he
get his New Store built which cannot be accomplished
until the coming autumn.
My present location the very best that could be OBJ
tanned in the city, and my Sales Room is not exceed by
any in the County trust that all those who want the
best Bargains will come usual and purchase Of me as
am determined to offer them greater inducements than
ever before.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Ihave just received an entire NEW STOCK. Any per-
wishing New Carpet will do well to give me an early
call as shall sell Carpets at very low prices
BLACK SILKS.
The best BLACK SILK in the world can be found at
my Sales Room. After having sold this make for six
years and having prove poor l can recommend
to as the best the world Written warrants will be issued
all purchasers who require one.
FANCY DRESS SILKS.
An endless variety of FANCY SILKS, which will DO
sold at prices that will ensure their immediate sale
Cashmere Long and Square ShawIsI
have full Stock of shawls and shall sell them at low
prices than the article be purchased elsewhere
IN A FEW WORDS my Stock is one of the largest in
the City, and consists of DRESS GooDs of all kinds to be
ound in the market.
Cashmere ShaWls.
PoPLINs;
Bl0UsBLIN DE LANES;
PRINTS large Stock;
GINGHAMs, Scotch and American;
ALPACCAs, CANTON CLOTHS;
BoMBAzINES DE BAGES;
FLANNELS;
DIAPER CRASHES;
SHEETINGS, Bleached and Brown;
BED TICKING;
TABLE LINENS; isee
FRONTING LINENS;
LINEN HDKF'S, from 64c to $100
CURTAIN FIXTURES;
CURTAIN CAMBRICS & MUSLINS;
All the above Goods and many too numerous to
MENTION large portion of which have been recently pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances will be
sold at prices that will defy competition etA
horticultural Hall, Worcester.
mch25 diff MARTIN STOWE
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DR.. ORDwAY'S
COTTEH DESTR0YER.

This invaluable Cough Remedy is for the complete
Of Coughs. Colds, Asthma, influenza Whoopng Cough,
pain in the side and breast hacking ticking Of the
throat splitting blood, tghtness the Lungs Chest
and all Lung Complaints, leading to Consumption.
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer It
can be taken by all ages and classes from child six
months old to the oldest man woman, with the most
happy results. q Z Price 80 cents Bottle. El.L-
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10, 900 s. SoFIEs N 70 DAYS
THE LAMPLIGHTER.

Cruise of the North Star.
The Dovecote
Haps and Mishaps.
The Western Ride.
Light on the Dark River.
The above works for sale at my Bookstore 2o7 Main
Street, in A. H. Newton's Paper Establishment.
B OOK a GENTS
Can be supplied at liberal discount.
mch7 diff N. HERVFY.
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ARCANUM LIQUID HAIR DYE.

$1,000. JANKINS g. CL0UGH having used
NYGD>[D VI all the different Hair Dyes, which have
SSNaA W. been introduced to the Market they take
xSl% %JW great pleasure in presenting to the pub
he, lie, the above preparation as superior to
ASSAIlIs}E all others In for producing beanH-
% %EK%Ol full Brown Black, in shorter time than
1e.ssssN any other Dye, regardless Of the weather
and without injury the Skin. Persons wishing Color
the Hair or Whskers will find less trouble in the use Of
this article, then in any other now In use.
Sold and applied at the Hair Dressing Saloon of JANK
ms a CLoueH, Union Block Also, sold Wholesale and
Retail at L. T. LAzELL's Druggist Store, 201 Main st.
JANKINs, CL0UGH, & WALLER, n
apl2 dtf Sole Proprietors.
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nIANo FORTES, MELODEoNs, AND
IL other Musical Instruments j..
Selling nj Cast.

At the Worcester Music Store 200 Main street. to make
for the NEW Block which TO be erected in place
the present All must be sold by the LIST Of May.
good assortment Of Sheet Music and Music Books.
ApIh dim
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. COLI
il LESTER, having located himself in this city would re-
specly give notice that he Is prepared give nstruc.
ton in al the various departments Of Vocal Music, to
classes, private pupils viz: fundamental Instruction
cultivation Of the voice, vocazng and SoIieggo Singing
and would also engage classes In the practice or Church
Music Glee, and Chorus Singing. TX ~ ft1FH
Instruction in Thorough Bass and the Piano Forte
will be given at his ROOM No. 20 summer st. at the res
licences Of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
MIR. c. begs leave to add that all those under his IN
srucon win receive his most prompt attention. aud hopes
by applying himself assiduously to his profession, d
merit liberal patronage. tfsss sssssstfsss
III All communications through the Post Once. or len
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned. As -
Worcester, Feb 5, 1854. davH
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE.-S. W.
- SELBY has In stere very large assortment Of all
kinds Of second Hand Furniture, which be viii sell at
great bargains, at private sale, II called for
ap10 DIV 1
y ~ 0ZSs NITRATE OF SALV Esit--fs1rs
eDV Just received BY 1. 7. LAzELL,
nchS1 davis 500 Main Street.
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TOyTC.

hisincompar
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time II has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned position
. far in advance
! Of the more or
binary prepare
tlons, and is now
NenefaIlv CON
ceded b be the
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DOOKS-BOOKS-B JOHN KEITH
Id Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. $50 Main st.
Our Parish, annals of Pastor and People. sH4i
A year with the Turks, by Warrington w. Smyth.
The Church before the Flood, by Rev. John Cumming.
Russia as 1t is, by Count A. De Gurowski.
The Church, by Rev. Sylvester Todd. iE &f s0
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Mowatt.
The Poetical Works Of William H. G. Hosmer, vols.
Merimack, or a Life at the Loom, by A. R. Lee.
Sunshine in the Palace and Cottage, by L. b. Urbino.
The Barclays of Boston, by Mrs. H G. Otis
The Sunshine Of Greystone, by e. j. May.
MeIichamp, legend eff the Santee, by Simms.
The Secretary, or Circumstantial Evidence.
Fortune Mildred, The Founding, by Dickens.
Putnam's Magazine for April.
The Lover upon Trial, by Elizabeth Stuart
Massanelo The Fisherman Of Naples by Alex. Dumas.
History the French Protestant Refugees by c. Weiss.
Margaret, or Prejudice at Home.
Boys at Home,-C. Adams,
Maria Louse,-Emilie Carlen
Chemistry Of Common Life. +. W. Johnson,
Life Of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical Painter,
edited by Tom Taylor, vols.
The y s. Grinnel Expedition in search Of Sir John
Franklin, by Elisha Kent Kane, n. d.
The Worlngmans way in the world, the autobiogra
ply of a journeyman printer.
Classic and Historic Portraits by james Bruce.
Massachusetts Register for 1854.
E7Mechahcal Theory of Storms, by T. Basnett.
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HOUSE AND ELEVEN ACRES
FSS.sAA OF LAND FOR SALE IN SHREWSBURY.-The
a.Al Dwelling House of the late Paul Whitney, Esq,
formerly the residence Of the late Jonas stone, Esq
finely situated in the peasanes part Of shrewsbury with
eight of land under cultivation and three pasture
The House contains eleven rooms, good cellar, &c.
There also good Barn. Wood She'd and other outbud
ings, all in good order.
Apply on the premises. mch23 distf
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Real Gstate.
LEWIS c. MUM,

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
233 MAIN STREET,--UP STAIRS.
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Fifty Houses for Snle,
In different parts of the City; also, 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, RECEIVED AT 90
IN Main St. this day, March 81. E. N. TUCKER Agent.
The Breughe Brothers, by c. II. Lodge 400
Epic Of the Starry Heavens, by T L. Harris, rs
Merrimack, Or Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
Voyage to the West Coast of Africa by Carues, 100
Ellot's American Fruit Growers Guide, 1,25
The Secretary, Circumstantial Evidence, so
The Shekinah, vols 1850
The Working Mans Way in the World. 100
The Lampllghter, or Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass State Register for 1854, 1,25
New edition Revised Statutes, VOL, 800
Supplement to $50
De Quincy's Letters to a Young Man, rs
Philosophical Writings, 2 vols, 1,50
Old Brewery and the New Mission House, rs
Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York, illustrated,
by Scion Robinson, author Of sWild Maggie"
aMadelina,n &c, l25
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feb27 diff LARKIN SMITH
"a FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
"a new two-story HOUSE, situated the corner
ISAof Elizabeth and Farwel Streets, in the City Of
Worcester with good Barn the premises, and good
lot Of Land, with FRUIT TREES thereon, IN bearing
ises of E. A. FLAGG at S. N. SroRI's, Main Street
Worcester, March 81 1854 diff
~ FOR SALE--A HOUSE AND L0T-2
ND Tenements--near the New Common. The House is
se2Anew, and part Of the money lay If desired.
Inquire Of HOLMES WALKER, at the Store, No.
Washington Square. apis diff
HOUSES AND COTTAGES FOR SALE.
The subscriber has for sale very favorable terms,
several Houses and Cottages various parts Of the city
mch24 diff D. :. ME SsINGER.
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NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
Nv Main ST., Harrington Block.
The Lamplighter, or Boston and its vicinity.
The Daughter at School, by Rev. John Todd.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House.
Up the River, by Shelton.
Cruise of the North Star, by Rev. ]. o. Choules.
Conflict of Ages by Edward Beecher, D. D.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes.
Priscilla, trials for the Truth, by Rev Joseph Ban
ward. Ed
Rev. Jacob Abbott's book, Rolos Tour in Europe.
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated.
Haps and Mishaps, by-Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs. H. Marion
Stephens.
Dress as Fine Art, by Mrs. Merrfeld.
Fern Leaves from Fanny Is Portfolio.
My Two Sisters, by Mrs. Emily Judson.
Poems by John G. Sake.
Young Ladies' Councillor, by Wise
Memoirs Of Rev. Dr. Judson, by Wayland
Light on the Dark River, or Memoirs of Mrs Hamlin.
Scrbner's Mechanics COMPANION.
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SITUATION WANIED--by young man IN UIotlluK
Furnishing Store, a chance at packing goods VIII
take a situation in a store ia the country.
B0ARD-for married gentleman with lower front
room be had in private family. Terms reasonable.
bathing room is attached to the house.
SITUATION WANTED-by a man In q wholesale
Store, or private Waterman.
RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS-A gentleman en-
gagged in the Boot and Shoe business wishing to leave the
State is DESTROYS OF selling out his part Of the firm to
some person This is an excellent opportunity.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE, at very low price, II
applied for Immediately. M
GIRLS TO DO HOUSEwoRK can be had.
MONEY TO LOAN. on collateral security.
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has be proud Of the e
ablishmsnt Of the Tonic in short time upon firm
basis he fully persuaded that that il owing In
great degree to the real ercssnee Of the article ITSELF
viii therefore be rigdly kept up the orgne Standard
and composed as heretofore Of Ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from tho
use Of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world can see Vol
unary testimony is daily offered showing its efoaey q
an agent for
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
eoftenine and arranging the Hair.
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf
Curing Headache, and
An The Ills that Hair Il heir 70. S
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have IL.
7. LAzELL- Worcester, Mass,n blown in the glass.
Price % cts per bottle; large bottles (pnts) rs cts VITA
Afberal discount to the trade.
II Orders irom dealers respectfully solicited al ~
ders BY mail, express Otherwise, promptly executed
L. 7. LAzELT, Druggist,
fab1I anu4f Main
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NOTICE,
The business Of the late firm Of Caldwell Ill., will be
continued by the subscriber the old stand 229 Main st.
where may be found, at all times, complete stock Of
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Toilet articles and Fancy
Goods JOHN Q. HILL.
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NOPARTNERSHIP SUBSCRIBERS,
have formed coparnershp for the purpose Of carry
Ing on extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
Ing Line and also add TO that branch large and well
selected stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
An Garments made at the Establishment warranted
10 equal any that be found in this city All gar
ments are warranted to give satisfaction.
arA large lot Of Furnishing Goods constantly hand.
MEC0RNEY BIGELOW.
W. MEcoRSEY, sss M So ai.a
JoEN j. BIGEIow, " feb1 sfAs dawtf
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H so Ibs Rresh on Berkamot Is lhs Fresh Oh Worn
wood Just received and with great variety q other q
stenial OILS, for sale at the lowest Boston priest
mchsl davis 4 r. LAZEI.L, praggift-
NAPLES MAGCARONIs---Bysh the case, o. q
Svs Ia. al svSs'sso ~ = - X oRTEIS CO.
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GRAPE DE PARIS.-The most beautiful fab.
~ rc for Ladies' Summer Dresses, offered for sale
in this city They have the beauty of Sain the dura
bily of De Lame made d all Silk, and be
and purchased at the "Hive,' for 81 cts per yard.
ap19 d2wis GEO. p BRYANT.
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" OfcesteT, OiarOH 70, 1oVF uu
VWyO ROAD BUILDERS.-Proposal will be
received by the subscribers until the 2lh Of April
nst for building lS1 rods Of Road, the southery part
Of the City Of Worcester Said Road is to be completed
by the 18th Of june to the satisfaction Of the County Com
nisgoners. BY order Of the City Council,
SUMNER BRIDGES,
Commissioner Of Highways.
yvorcester Af,ril 10 1884 deod&wtAp24
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XETE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, Have been duly APP
Wv pointed Administrators Of the Estate of GAR
DINER PAINE, late of Worcester, In the County Of
Worcester, deceased and have accepted that All
persons indebted said Estate called upon to make
immediate payment and all those to whom said Estate is
indebted requested to exhibit their demands for
element EMILY B. PAINE,
ap12 dew - NATH'L PAINE.
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ifimmediately looked at. Delays are dangerous.
fah17 ar IARIxTN SMITH
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AUCTION NOTICE.-The sale Of Lands, in
IA Cordayle, advertised by me for Friday, 21st inst,
Is Postponed 10 Friday, 2Sth inst.
at the same hour. N. A. THOMPSON, Auct'r,
apl9 diff Il Fl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
To Mothcrs---rhe Faults OF Chill.
drcn--Hox 10 be Treated.

IL may be well to drop hint
against the folly and improperly Of
making the faults Of your children the
subject Of conversation with other peo-
pie. II you wish your children to re-
form or improve. You must throw a
shield around their character. How
ever foolishly they may have acted,
let them see that you are anxious to
open the way for their return to rro-
priety and responsibility. Many a
youth has been hardened and driven
to reckless despair by being tauntingly
upbralded strangers, with misconduct
which never needed, and therefore
never ought to have been known out
of his own family. On the other
hand many a wanderer has been en-
&C uraged to return, by observing. in
these most injured by his follies, a
generous readiness cordially to rein
state him in their esteem and to shield
his reputation from the reproaches o.
others. Ii is not wise for a mother
either to boast of The excellence. or tc
publish the faults of her children
but rather to ponder them in her heart
to mention them only at the throne o.
mercy, there to implore grace to con
firm what is right and correct what i.
wrong. and in all things, to max,
plain before her face the way Of hel
own duty in reference TO them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
THE aREYrowx AFFAIR.

The National Intelligcncer says
We are more panied than surprised at
the strong language Of censure en-
ployed by the European press and the
universal condemnation evinced by the
European public towards the lombard
ment and burning Of Greytown. The
public disapproval of that unfortunate
act was almost as general in our own
country as it is in Europe. and we
should do injustice TO the American
Government If we doubted that il as
sincerely regrets the occurrence as do
any of our citizens. The following is
one Of the most moderate notices Ia
ken Of the transaction by the London
Times:
1--WE trust. therefore. that her Maj
esty's' Government will obtain from
the United States in this instance rep
aration not inferior to thst given by
France in the case Of Mr.. Prichard.
namely, censure of the officer by
whom these unlawful acts were COM
miited and compensation to the par
ties whose property or interests have
suffered. Deeply as we value our re-
lations with the people Of the United
States. and anxious as we are to
strengthen them by every honorable
means. we cannot apply a different
rule Of conduct to the strong and the
weak: and we are bound to show that
interests such as we have in all parts'o
the world must be respected. OuI
chief hope that this unpleasant occur.
renee may be brought to a speedy and
amicable termination lies in the fac
that American interests have suffered
as much as our own. and that the bonn.
bardment of Oreytown is as strongly
condemned in New York as it can b
in London"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
sAH IVAN AYrArR-

The New Hampshire Reporter
sketchesin mastery manner the prob
able consequences growing out Of the
San Juan bombardment. and the duty
OF National Democrats towards the
administration in that connection -
After treating with severe criticism
the inconsistency and shutting charac-
ter Of the cabinet instructions, under
which Commander Hollins acted. the
Reporter remarks
at has entangled US Ia complica-
cations with Great Britain from which
IL may cost US an expensive war to ex-
tricate ourselves. Already the British
authorities ut Kingston, in Jamaica,
have sent a vessel ofwar 10 San Juan,
and put il under martial law. Thus,
on the pretex. Of this magnificent VIC
tory over the poor people Of San Juan.
achieved by Gen. Pierce, the British
have taken actual and substantial pos
session Of the country. n Is now the
duty Of General Pierce 10 dislodge them
TO relieve the consequences OF his stu
pidity and folly. II is duty deman-
ded by the interests and the honor Of
the country. from which none but an
arrant paliroon Of President would
retreat. Gen. Pierce. nc whatever
cost Of blood and treasure. must now
dislodge tho British from the posses
sion and occupation Of San Juan, or he
must stand before the country recreani
TO its best interests,its honor and 10 his
own duty.
While every true democrat and pa
triot will openly or secretly condemn
the supreme folly in the President and
Cabinet, which has plunged the coun.
try into such AN awkward and unfor.
tunate dilemma. they will stand by
the Administration In It's efforts 10 retrieve
It's great error. In u contest with
Great Britain. growing out Of the blum
ders OF the President, we should stand
by our own government, aud sustain
10 the extent OF our means and ability.
IL such shall DO one OF the results oil
this sorry affair, we hopc President
Pierce will have the ardent and cordial
support Of every American citizen
The Republic viii then have fceman
worthy OF is steel. But 10 lombard
and burn out the poor defenceless peo-
pie OF the village Of San Juan. on pre-
texts so miserable. Is disgrace enough
for one administration. We have had
plenty Of Don Quixoting from our
present President and Cabinet. and the
servile press in their pay. II is time
the country was treatedto a little true
courage and common sense. Here now
Is q capital chance for n fight with
Great Britain. Let as see whether
Gen. Pierce. viii retrieve his unlucky
blunder at Greytown by driving the
British au thorities from the city. or
whether he will show the white feath-
er and pocket the insult. We predict
he will do the latter. for ever since his
accession tpthe Presidency, he has been
man great in speech, but small in
deeds.-of big promise and little per-
formarce.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
n-Avep,a Cuuaay Prorop

NAYRR's CnxaRr PrcroRAL.
We believe this TO be an excellent
preparation. and shall sherefore not
hesitate to recommend II to our read
ers. II has been tested in numerous
instances in this city and in several
which have come under our own OBJ
servation, il has accomplished what
other popular medicines and some oil
our most skilful physicians had failed
to accomplish perfect cure. in cases
of (apparently) confirmed consump-
ton. 1t Is the only medicine for this
disease which we can heartily recon-
mend.-Tsmpranes Advocate. Prov.
n. /