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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-22

XX7E are constantly receiving additions to our
Wv spring and summer stock of Dry Goods, our
assortment is nearly complete, and as to prices
defy competition; our assortment consists in part
of Challi Berage, Poplins, Printed Lawns, Apacas,
Nous. de Lains figured and plain, Mohair Lustres,
Ginghams, Calicoes, &c. &c. Please call and see.
HAxToN, CUTLER & WARTS.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-22

CROCKERY and Glass Ware-a full assortment
" just received by H.CW.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY--lS55

TIMOTHY FLETCHER, County Clerk and
Register of Deeds, for Ottawa County. Grand
Haven, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-22

,CROSVENOR REED, Attorney and Counsel.
lor at Law. All business intrusted to me will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended to- Resi-
dence, Charleston Landing, Ottawa Co. Mich.
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Ready Made Clothing

N great quantities has arrived, in Grand Haven,
Il at the new store of Haxton, Cutler & Warts,
purchased expressly for the wants of this market
The stock is made up of the best materials and in
good styles. We have Brown Linen Coats from
6to 20s also Kentucky jeans Cassimeres, Tweeds,
and Broad Cloth, Frock and Sack Coats, Cottonade,
Linen, Doeskin, and fancy Cashmere Pants, Linen,
Marsees, Valencia, Cashmere. Drat d Etc Vests,
Overalls. Overshrts, Oil Clothing &C., all of which
we are selling at very low prices. H. G. & w.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-22

A, B. BID WE'LL g. SON. Confectionery and
Bakery, Grand Rapids, Mich. G. b. Albee agent
for Grand Haven and vicinity.
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MAN MISSING.

DANIEL PERKINS, OF BidJelorl, Me, whC
LEFT Waltham, Mass, On Friday, October ON
where he had been II work the last seven months
since which time his friends have heard nothing
f.om him lie j. about - year. otage, dark blue
eyes, and 3 feet or ) inches In height had on
when he lief, checked shirt, gailer shoes, black
pant. with white dots, black lasting vest, black
oyerC oat aud drab Kossuih ha,-a machinist by
t.ade The clothes be wore away were much
so,led with al and dust Of the machine shop
ANY information concerning him will he thankfully
received, and all reasonable bills paid by WM. u
PIKE. No. 20 Charleston street, Boston, OF JOHN
WESTON, No. 10 Washington street. oI
GEORGE PAINE, LYNN, or JOHN PIKE
walhaln, Mass, OF lSREAL Il. sCAhiMAN,
of This CITY.
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Dratbs.

In this City, Nov n, John G. beaumont aged ".
5 mos. inst, Daniel LtIleheld aged IS rs. mos.
Ia iousonhofuugh, Oct. 25, Mrs.. sarah COss, wild.
ow of the late Joseph Gos-, aged - years.
In Wakefield, Oct. ~, Mrs. Catherine. X Barker,
wife OF Rev. Nathaniel Barker, aged S..
In Marlborough, Oct. 5'h, Mr. jonathan Doland,
aged Is years, ~ months and % DAYS.
In POftsmoulh, Oct. -, M's. Nancy JanyTin, aged
so, widow Of George Janytn'
In Kennsbunk, lih inst, Mr. Samuel Shae klsy,
aged GA.
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MAssAsoIr sALyE CURES MOSQUITO BITES

To some flesh nothing Is more poisonous aud
painful than mosquito bites, 'Massasol, Sslve
should be applied instantly, and il will prevent
the swelling, the itching and the pain. This
sslve is also Tn excecn, family remedy for the
cure Of Burns, Cuts; aud Wounds.
Price, % cents per box and sold by the Agent.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-09

Ana Count of Probate held at BiddefOrd, within
aud Zoe the County of York, on the drst Monday al
NeyemseF, IN the year of ouT Lord eighteen han
dad ani nity I've, By the Honorable Joseph T Nye,
Jndge "f said Conus
GEORGE W. BOURNE, Guardian Of Olive II.
VI kirnhal a minor aui child of Charles W.
Kimhall. late OF Nennehunk In said county dcceas-
r having prc,enisd has tir>i account VI Guardian.
ship of his Ssld ward tor allowance,
Ordered, That the sald Guardian give notice 10
oil persons iuicWs,cd by causing a copy of this
crJer to be puhlishc,l in the Union aud Eastern
Journal, printed in B'ddeiUrd in said county, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear al a
Probate COur, TO be holden nj Saco- "a said
county on the ifst Monday in December next, at
ten Of the clock in the forenoon. and shcw cause,
if any they have, why the same should no, be
allowed.
IS Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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JOSHUA BUFFUM, Cd,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND PROPRIETOR OF Ak
Intelligence and General lnfor-
nation Office,
No. Us EXCHANGE STREET,

Up Stairs, Room Noe 1s
nyou want to buy OF sell Real Estate, call on Mr..
DrFTrs he will sive you good Bargain either way.
GIkis doyou want employment. Cali on Mr. BrF.
rrSj he viii give you situation in any capacity you
Nay desire.
MES have you nothing to dor Call on SIR. Brrrrxi
he viii attend to your case, and suit you TO any en-
plOyment you may want
Bors dontbe loahng about the streets doing nothing,
but go to Mr. BrTTrN and he viii put you in the way Of
becoming rich men, and ornaments TO society.
LANDLORDS AND LASpLApiKs you need not be with
GU, Board'rs or Tenants, you will only call on DrrSrx
and state your wants-he will attend to you your adj
vantage.
EVERYBODY ought to 80 to BrrrrN's to get employ.
men-boarders -house rent-to let their houses-o buy
and se-to have writing Of all kinds, from love letter
to deed Of real estate, mortgages, &C., done up In
shape-to have their bills coleeedand In fact to have
anything and everything done, DUTTUN is the man.
You will always find him amable, gentle, manly, pa
TENT polite, agreeable, accommodating, trying to please
ALI he has been In the above business ten years. and
understands the wants Of the community, and how to
sui, all VITO favor him with their patronage.
Mr. BrTTrn works cheap and can well afford to- as he
does large amount Of business all after him. Ills
Office fee isvery small.
Give him call, one and all. EDroR.
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Visit Oak Hall!
The PIONEER CLOTHING HOUSE |!
E'tabIisAsa in Boston, Mass, in lsii.

This House, which fully sus-
tains its enviablo position, is
daily receiving large supplies
of recently manufactured seas
enable Clothing, Dealers, Trav-
oilers, and Resident Citizens
will find everything to meet
their demands, at prices defy
ing competition.
Nos. %, 80, SO, 81, SO and 3s, North st.
BOSTON, MASS. swiA
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AT . Court Of Probate. holden at Bdleiorl, within
and lor the County OF York, ON the hrs, Monday
OF November, in the year OF our LOul eighteen
hundred aud hiiy-iys, by the Honorable Joseph
L Nye, Judg, Of said Court:
NTII.LlAM LORD Jr., aud George p. IetIerls,
w usmed Executors Ia certain instrument,
purporiing TO be the last viii and ieslameat OF
Sarah l. Mason, late ol hrnnebunkpoTt, IN said
county, deceased, having presented the same ior
probate;
Orl,rei, That the said Executors give no.
ice to all persons interested, 10y causing copy OF
this orler 10 be published three weeks successive
" in the Unlon and Eastern Journal, printed at
Bldde.orl, Is said County, that they may appear
/ a Probate Court In b. held NJ SCco, IA said
County, on the frst Monday Of December next,
at ten ct the clocs In the iorenoOn, and she~
cause, ifany they have, way the said instrumea,
should no, be proved, approved, and allowed as
/ the last wall and testament oi the said deceased.
Is Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
true copy-Ailes,, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-09
Notice.

r HEREBY give public notice that hay, this day
1 seized on execution against the Limerick Manufac-
turing Company, corporation created by the laws Of
The STATE Of Maine and having their place Of business
LIMERICK n the county Of York, the same having been
attached ON the original writ aud shall sell the
public auction on Monday the third day q December
next al ten Of the clock Ia the forenoon, at Amos fes
inn In Limerick Aforesaid all the right In equity which
sail Company hrs 10 redeem certain peice LOT II
Iapl lylng In Limerick Aforesaid, AMI bounded fol-
loss. wins Beginning at stake opposite the dwelling
house olyames bradbury the rOa leading IRON LAM
erick TO Limlngton thence running sOutherly eleven
and one half rods 10 maple tree thence south
terly twelve and three urths reds 10 stump standing
In The bradbury stream leo call,d) thence said
stream ten rods stake aud stone thence Invest
erly ffteen rods by large elm TO large rock standing
In The emil % the sons wall thence by SAID WALL four
rolls 10 the road Aforesaid Themes eassry by said road
twenty anil one half rolls 10 the place % beginning
With the Mil, Factory Dams, Water works and Maehin
cry Herewith connected 10 make part % the Free
hoi AMI whatever Is attached thereto making part Of
the freehold. The above described premises conveyed
by sheriff deed TO jeremiah NJ. Mason aud Luther D.
Moore December :, isSI fOr the oftwenty hun.
dre AMI thirty doas will appear by his deed o. that
date cored at the registry % deeds for the County Il
York. Book 81, pages iG5-s 10 which rfsrcnce may
be had AMI shall sell subject 10 former a.taehmen,
made september l.. 1855 wri In favor Of Bent. n
Peass against said Company
OSCAR LINCOLN, Deputy sheriff.
Cornish, October -, 1893. SW-u
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Notice.

\ HEREBY give pubic notice that have this day
| seiEel on execution against Samuel Trafon Of Cor
nsh In the county of York. the having been at
tache on the or gins writ and shall sell at public
ton saturday the rst day Of December next, ut ten
OF the clock In the forenoon at the oe OF Edwin W.
wegwood ESQ., In Cornish in said county, all the right
In equity which aid TraOn has, % reeen certain tracts
Of land lying in Cornish, aforesaid AMI bounded Ms fol.
lows viz beginning the north east Of lani Of
hu parkers, the old county road $50 ealed) Lead
Ing by said TraitOn's house, and running south twenty
degrees east, forty rods by said Paikers land to stake
AMI stones thence north seventy degrees, east twenty
rods IN white ash tree thence north twenty degrees,
west to said county road thence by said road to the
first mentioned bound containing five and one ,hinl
acres more or less the having been set OH on eXe-
cutou to Noah W. Barker October 10, 1855, Zoe the
sum Of 20 and interest Also one other piece OF land
situated In Cornish Aforesaid and bounded As follows,
viz, Beginning on the county road leading from Cor
nashville 10 Limerick at the rad leading to Joseph Par
kers and running westerly said county road twenty
one rods and half tn land set O IN ". W. Barker
thence south twenty degrees east by said Barkers land
10 white ash tree thence south twenty degrees west
by said Barkers land twenty rods to land Of Elhu Par
kers thence south twenty degrees east, one hundrtd
and eleven rods 10 land Of John Allen thence easterly
by said Aliens land to land or Joseph Parkers thence
by said Parker land one hundred aud three rods 10 the
corner u the rad thence northery by the wall ten
rods to said paTkeTs road thence northerly on said
ParSer's road tweny-siX rods to t,e rst mentioned
bound cOo;alnng twenty-five ani two third acres more
or less the same having been set OF ON execution In Ia
yor Of benjamin H. Ioothby, October 10, 1885, r the
sum Of s2OI 90 and Interest. Also, other piece Of
Land yingin Cornish Aforesaid anl bounlcl follows,
viz, beginning at point the west side Of the rosd
opposite the house occupied by Levi stone Jr April =,
isO In range with north ea 81 sai house themes
westerly about twenty and half rods 20 sake and
stone; thence norherly thirteen and half rods on
Ehu Parkers' land to land % james L. Small thence
by said smas land slxtyhye rods to land Of Abraham
parnes thence by said Barnes land sDutherly TO the
county ROAD thence by sail road 10 the frs. mentioned
louni containing twenty-five more OF less, the
same having been conyeyeito Levi stone Jr., by deed
Of Mortgage 10 secure the payment OF about 90 ami
interest, sail deed dated April %, 1850.
OSCAR LINCOLN, Deputy sqsriH.
Cornish, October y, lsS1. ~
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NOTICE.

r FORBID oil persons from harbonng or trusting
i my wife Sally Kimball, on my account, for i
shalt pay no debts Of her contracting alter this
dale. as she has LETT me without cause.
ABRAHAM KfMBALL4
Kennebunk, Oct i7ih 1855 3wl5
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-09
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

ny the aid ola microscope we see millions ofifils
openings on the surface Of our bodies. Thfongh
these this Ointment, when rubbed on the rkin, 10
carried "a any organ 90 Inward psit. Diseases" the
Kidneys, disorders of the Liver, affections 81 the
heart, Inflammation ofthe Iungs, Asthmas, Confhs
aud Colds, are by It's means efestualiy cured. Every
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bne
or meat of any thickness. Tb. dealing ointmsnt ar
more readily penetraies through any bone or hs,hy
part of the living body curing the most dangerous n-
means.
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Shcriffs Sale.

WORK. s.. October 20, 1855 ny virtue 81 an exseu-
i ton which issued on judgement In favor o. WI.
liam Donnei of Bhdefori In sail county recovef.a
AGAINST Montgnnery Anderson 10 SAID Bidefet al the
September Tenn. 1855 ~ the supome Judicial court,
hel at Alfrs In AMI &C. aid e"aniy, have tak.n az
the tight In equity whbh sail Nonig0mery h1ers"a
had at the tim. II tbs atael m~nt ths original VII On
Shlch said ia lgmsnt Sss rrcOytfh " wib en .he
ty'nnth day % March last. pen " reiesm rs'tAh ""
sstae sliuaCl GA the North East side ~ Cottsge 49,.
IN said Bhideford, bounici blioSs besinnlhs ~,
aid Cottage street, three ruds Soa1h Esst IRON
street t.snce by said Cotage sret SIN hs ,,,
ak rods 20 laid formerly 81 p,ni.l paws -.
H., n "a, Az, r.i., tisucs sarth Wet slx fu-is
thence -oulh west ave rolls 10 the Ioint bsfnn a.
the same premises noe cccups h, sail tpd.r-n
the SAINT mrsag~i 10 GrofEe f.sfsn ~ ,.s.,,,Isi
nm. ift.-,,th day of January A. ID. 1s5i, ant r'cor
on York County Registry a Deeds hook ~, -. 81.
IOJ, and on the hrst day q Dccsmber ny, 49," Ar
c,ck In the Afternoon on said pr,mi,e. shan on. ,M
saIe a, public auction 10 the highest bidder 'aia
In equity of rciempton. ..,,, 80 s,e,,s.
til
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Gen Les. Sore Breasts. Wtrnii / Ult.n.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely sole
IA ON the use Of this wonderful Ointment when nav
ing 10 cope with the worst cases 81 sores, wounds,
ulcers, glandulaT sweings, and tum0fs. floies-nr
! IoIIoway has BY conimlni of thu Allied Govern
ments dI.paiehed To- the hospital. of the East, large
.hpme II this Ointment. a. BE- used under the d.
rection Of the Medical STAFF, In the worst eases of
wounds. II win cure any ulcer, glndulaI swsllng,
stiffness OF contraction ofthe joints even OF years
standing.
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The Ad,an,ngc. Secured

| by becoming a member OF this Association, are
| 1t. Al persons receive the fall raias Of thar
subscriptions 90 tie start, in the shape Of sterling
Magazine Literature.
ID. Each member il contributing towards pur-
chasing choice Works Of An, which are 10 be
distributed among themselves, and are at the same
true encouraging the Artists of the country, dis.
lursing thousands Of dollars through its agency.
Persons In recruiting fi,Rds for membership,
viii please give their post office 0dirrSJ ga fell,
stating the month they wishth Magazine Ia com.
meuee, aud have the letter registered at the Post
Office 10 prevent loss; On the receipt Of which,
certificate OF membership together with the Mag.
anne desired, will be forwarded to any part OF the
country.
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores,
will observe that by joining this Association they
recsirs the NagasiRs and free Ticket iR he an
NAL RiSirijHfiOH, all a, the same price they now
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Beautifully illustrated Catalogues, giving full
descriptions, sent free ON application.
For Membership, address
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Al either OF the principal Offices
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Subscriptions received by T. Gilman, Hon.
Sec, SacO Nc. lN3wNDJ4j
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lust received. few cases o, Gen sexlra wide
d CAR B,oTs. AZ Ross store Lll,ery 81.
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Term. OF nIcmber-hip.

The paymen, Of three dollars constitutes any
one a member OF this Association, aud enuiles him
To either one Ut the following Mas aznes for one
year, anisso a ticket IA the Distribution Of the
Statuay aud Paintings
The Literature issued TO subscribers consists OF
the folluwing Monihly Magazines: Harper's,
Pninam's, knIckerbOcker BackwoOds, Graham's
GOdey's Lsdy's Book, aLd Household Words
Persons taking live memberships are entitled
To any live % the Magazines Tor Que year, and 10
az tiekStS in the distribution.
The net prOcec : derived liom the sale OF men,
bership, are d'N O,sd to the purchase OF works OF
Art for the ensuing year
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-09

"Let those write now who never wrote before,
AMI these who always wrote, now write the more"
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Eu,i,.lu. san Rhlrn 1 gtnbali: Hrnan.

EIJ!lpslG. Oil Mtun elslVulE huilsi'.
No remedy has ever done much for the core OF
diseases Of the skin whatever form they may asuns
as this Ointment. no case Of salt Rheum, benfy,
sore Heads serofa or Efyspeias eau long WITHSTAND
u. infueuee The Inventor has travelled over many
pirs ofthe globe, visiting the principal ho.pht.'
dispensing this Ointment, giving advice As 70 VS. W.
pea,Ion. ana has thus hsen the means Of restoring
counties. numbers To health.
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THE Comet Band having leased Calef Hall;
Il are prepared to let the same for lectures,
concerts, halls aLd assemblies
Application can be made TO Geo. D. Smith,
at the store Of Twambley & Smith, Main street,
SacO A. J. WOODMAN, Clerk.
Slco, Nov. 1, 1855.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father VI his County;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
DANIEL WEBSTER,

A special agent has visited Europe and made care
ful and iudlclous selections OF foreign works ol
Art, both in BrOuze and Marble: Siaiuary and
Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large AMI valuable col.
lection Of Paintings aud SiaiuaY, To De dlsiribu-
ted FREE among the members Of the Association
G,r the S..roul Year
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION
Second Year.

A ARRANGEMENTS fnr the Second Annual Col
"a lection VI ihi, new aud popular Institution io'
the diffusion Of Literature aud Art, have been
made on the most extensive scale,
Among the works already engaged, Is the FAR
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and other similar distressing complaints can
be effsciuay cured the OInment he well rubbed In
over the paris affected and by otherwise following the
printed directions around each pot.
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GENOA CRUCIFIX,"

which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the new Collection, the diffusion o
works uf AAERicAN ART, and the encouragement
OF American genius, have not been overlooked =
Commissions have been issued 10 many ,Of the
most distinguished American Artists, who VIII
contribute some OF their finest productions. =
Among them a.e three Marble Busts, executed by
hin. s...l,Lr liz nn.rrns
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
GnardIsans 80


TDI virtue and d pnrs1aneeo f decree Of the
j Probate Court Of Franklin county, Hlissi
sipni made at the April e sEn thereof 1855, the
undersigned Absalom Guiee Guardian Of Abraham
81 rfinble Moses d MtftiH, guardian
joseph IrimbIe, minor hers Of Joseph vs.
Trimbl eceased will, On the 28th 81 of III Z,
1885, 81 Sc ho eribed BY law, prs
coed to SCI ae aoee 1Aa Courts lonse ia 4 a.
zoo coan and St public Auction ohes
bidder On e1eait twelve month from hs
Of sale 8 that certain tract 81 land situated
in and Being On 1azoo River ii said zoo
county State 81 Mississippi described N follows
VIZ Mes. 1853 I64 167 169 1856 I67. l63
62 so 1853 l65. s.. 8 g Is. ] e, / e. ~
lib Ts. ~ $50 nd Isl eli tie plan 81 tie
town d pool and also the west half Of the
NORTH quarter Of section fifteen 81 f1Vn-
ship % "a Raae thfee west The same gine adj
joining. sod town lots and continuing al 300
TIE purchaser o. elchas % said
required to gre Bg with o6a and SUI
61Ia seen - for the payment purchase
money raYab. ln Twelve months nom ae day s.
ABS ON g EIIl
MOSES MARTIN Guar.
April 90
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

~ 81 Monday the 18t1 Gay 81 ~ next 90
L1e docs 81 lhe Court House
E6I1 Tie hours lesefibed b W ees
on sa'l al one two. thFee and ioaE yeaf
th esnlh section TOWNSHIP q. Ran
GEo< B
6
pi iton IL se
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27


and Rapture Wash are q certain means of SCI
curity aud relief q the worst stages Of the az
dicton
The Truss has gained popularity unequall-
eddy any other Tor the following advantages.
First is facility 81 adaptation and application
Seeond, It's anatomical arrangement preventing
It from chaling and exeoriating he body; Third
its comfort and security ii any position 81 the
BODY; Fourth, Is ighl Inconvenience Is the
wearer undeI every kind 81 exercise iith,its
certainty 70 Re main upon and close The hernia
rings SIXTH It's apaness 70 contract aud hnaly
6 remove the tunlnf when used III injunction
the hernia wash
The proprietor s ould simply remark 6 those
afflicted with Rupture that 50 bis deFo1edmany
years to the study and trsatmepi ol the COM
plairf is rarious stages and feels nself
Tally qualified e seeel q spring and compress
8 the right share beafiPg % suit any case
that may be t0 care. Ihe poor will
Be dealt with g. leissfneans. he prices
0f these usefal neRts are now reduced,
ma kiag them ce ring Their superior manu-
faetare. t1e chea and for economy's sake
the most durable any il the market, thus
securing the anate from ell the other adj
eantaees free cost
agine Fed from my old stand 70 81.
Charles set, my patrons viii find me at my
and Office situated at the corner Of
afles and Gravier streets opposite the st
aaF.es Hotel, prepared with supply of Truss
ses to suit al forms Of abdominal heru q.
march go 1888 49-Iv