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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-05
ours,
Sworn to Prescription.

The Southside Democrat makes WIFI
ming letter from John Wilson, late Of the
Land Office at Washington. and the sane
Limonious walls Of the know~nothing press
over his removal, the text for pungcnt
article, in which it thus tries the order on,
its own issue of prescription
1" Let US look for a moment at its acts.
Not yet two years old, it has been guilty
of more ruthless prescription than all the
parties that have preceded it.
1t has turned defenccless females out
OF the Philadelphia public schools be-
cause they worshipped the same God as
Charles Carroll.
It7has taken arms from five orderly and
law abiding companies of citizen soldiery
in Boston because their members were Of
foreign birth or parentage.
1t has passed a law in Massachusetts
prescribing certain citizens hereafter for
ever from holding Office.
1t has prescribed within the past week
number of inoffensive teachers, ladies
and gentleman, in Louisville KY, only
because of their religious views or their
birth.
1t has reduced prescription to a legal
form by removing at one swoop, ALL the
democratic SheriFs Judges and Registers
Of probate in the whole State Of New
Hampshire.
1t has exhibited in the city of Norfolk
the first instance of the persecution for
conscience sake that has ever disgraced
the State of Virginia, in removing a man
from Office solely because of his faith.
1t has, in a word, for the record is too
disgusting and disgraceful to be extended
as it might has kept its oath.
Such is the party that cries out against
proscription-a party that has reduced
persecution to q system. and attempted
to enforce and to perpetuate it by holding
over the heads of the dupes who accept
it, the terrorS of perjury"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-05
A Scrnn of History.

1t is refreshing occasionally to look
through antecedent history, not only TO
discovery how people acted in other days,
but also to ascertain facts connected with
certain undiSputed evehts. The Know
Nothing party was veryprOperly named
for all their acts and assertions prove that
they have not even tasted, much less
" drank deep of the Pierian spring.
Their shallow pretext for opposing pcr>
sons Of foreign birth, no matter what their
superiority in intelligence, patriotism and
morals may be, is about rs foolish rs their
claim Of excellence, rs American citizens,
over the native born of Catholic faith
AS high-souuding and proscriptivc title,
they call themselves the Sons of the
Sires of Seventy. Six" when nine tenths
of their sircs, or rather grandsires, were
on Tie other side Of the ocean, or in the
ranks of the invading English army. But
giving them all they lay claim to, on the
score Of ancestry, who were the " Sons Of
the Sires % Let the following scrap OF
history, taken at an examination of Mr.
Galloway, before Parliament, in reference
to this very subject, answer. 1t will do
1t more faithfully than any which can
come from the Know Nothing Councils
QUEsrIoN.-That part OF the rebel
army that enlisted in the service of the
Congress, were they chiefly composed
Of the natives OF America, or were the
greater pnrtcr part Of them English,
Dutch and Irish?
ANswEn.-rhc names and places OF
their nativity bcin., taken down. l can
answer the question with precision -
There were scarcely one fourth natives OF
America about one half were Irish, and
the other fourth were English and Scotch"
This "scrap" may be unpa!atable to
the Secret Order, but truth will vindicate
itself All who have read the history Of
our war Of Independence, and Of the Penn,
syIvania line in particular, will have seen
that there were only 1900 Irish in that
famous line throughout the war. What
would that proportion give at the present
day? Figure it up, We pure Americans.
1PhH, PENNSYLVANIA.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-05

DILwoRTu's CAsE.-It was Understood
at the expiration of the last respite gran
ted John Dilworth, that the Governor had
declined to interfere in his case, and that
he would be Immediately taken on to
Richmond. We learned, however, that
application would be made for another re-
spite. What the result has been we have
not heard.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-05
~ West Point.

ro6cency3 at West - anf,s
we recently heard from the lips ofone
Hof the Board . 81 fstlorssat West ONT q
fact which illustrates theremark Fable pro-
aficiency of the pupils of that institution,
mot only in their studies butin theSpfar
teal part of military duty. The annual
examination this year lasted for seventeen
days, aud it is customary at the close of
each day Tor the students to give prac>
teal illustration of the sciences upon which
they have been examined. Thus, when
the examination of the day was upon gun
merry, there would be practice with the
guns at the close: military movements
TO be illustrated by the cadets acting asa
corps and the art ofhorSemanship would
be practically exempli6ed by exercise in
the riding school, DC. On one day there
had been an examination in engineering
and road Building, and the Board of Wis
sitors were invited to proceed to the river
at half-past FIVE in the afternoon to wits
ness a practical illustration of the exami-.
nation. AT the word of command the ca
diets proceeded to construct bridge from
Limbers prepared for the purpose, and in
twenty four minutes a bridge $50. feet
long, extending into the Hudson and ri
sing on pontoons where the water was
deep. had been put together and made
passable for artillery and troops. The
cadets were then required to take it up.
The bridge was taken down and the va
rious timbers OF whichit was composed
piled up in an orderly manner as to be
ready to put up again in an equally short
space of time. This was accomplished
in exactly nine minutes. Upon inquiry
it was ascertained that the bridge used
upon this occasion was one which was in
the train of Gen. Scott in his celebrated
march TO the city of Mexico.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-05

~ Brewer &c eoastanlly aleing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
X Z I. . 4 u q ! 0 y ;
w ESALE & RETAIL

The subscriber has made arrangements to add to his
Boci Of
IMPROVED Z EFEEGER ATORS,
large assortment Of The Cheaper Patterns an sizes
hereby hoping to meet The wants ofa..
Come and see us, all who desire ECONOMY and Lux
URf combined, IN housekeeping Iarticular att njon
will be paid 10 furnishing Dealers IN adjoining towns
liberal discount
Rergeratoss Of any pattern made to order at the
gh1rtes notice
IF Orders received for ICE.
Old gcIators repaired, taken IN exchange for new
N. B. An assortment Of Kitchen and Oh mber Furn.
lure will be furnished to Dealers a. low prices.
Remember the place; 81 & 90 Front st., Worcester.
mar2l d3m LYMAN DRuRY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
Gxpres5es.

- ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
Essesz55sssssss WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
busnesst acted FAN River Mansfield, Attleboro',
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bristol,
Warren Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick,
Mickfeld Peacedale and Wakefield, r. l.; and Stonng
on. Conn. OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
nASSACE ONLY $50, FROM LIVER
Il POOL To B0ST0N.-TH0MPS0N & CO., Agents
for GRINNELL'S wel-known line of Packet Ships, cou
tinue issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to Bos
ton, the low price Of $50 They also issue Drafts pay
able al sight, the Belfast Banking Co.. and it, bran
ehes and Bsnes Brothers, Liverpool f1r 81 and up
wards, at S. the Pound Sterling, and charge for Con
missions.
Passage Certificates, Drafts, Jc. ear always be ha5
of S. Y. R. HICKCoA, Agent Tor Thompson & CO., Fas
ter's Block, No. Pearl street, Worcester DIFF mys
NEW FREI GIT ARHANGEMFSF
Between W Orccsser 6 n. I.
Commercial Lln5 O. 5te4m Prop5il8ia
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
IRI-WEEKLY-USUAL TINE IS HOURS
Goods Transported Bstl0eeH Worcester and Men loFA
LOg and Wi1a Hqa Despatch, By any othsr L;aa.
-grr>, THE BOATS OF THIS LINE sss
1850 vii leave Providence, from Toy Point -
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS and
New York on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, L SATUR
DAYS, until further notice
Freight taken cor New York, at reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement, with the DAILY In
land Line Of propeers between New York and Phaiel
phia and the Semi Weekly Inland Line 30 baltimore a,
al times When this inland route Is open foods wall DC
taken, at Providence Philadelphia at cents per foot
and for Baltimore per foot Usualt,e between
Providence and Philadelphia 80 hours; and between Nev
York and Baltimore 40 hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forwsrdoi
from New York by any psher lines, if directed
rent rates.
For further information, apply to W. H. JOURDAN
Office Of Providence and Worcester Rarosd Co., Isaa:
oiel, Pier No, Is II. R.; ". P, Williams, q BFoad
way, New York, or to
B BUFFUM, Agent foot Of South Main 81
sept q 1854 d&stl PrOv3enc-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
On1r1ibltses.
NEw WORCESTER !. LINCoLN So

NEV WORCESTER * LINCOLN So
~ . VI n I 3 II $.
CHANGE OF TINR-Tussday May / 1858
Leaves New Worcester,
At o., 81, and Iot, a. NJ, and l.. l, and Z, 7,
leaves Lincoln Square,
az q 81, and Il An, and q, G, and 9, P. 81.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, min
ctes after leaving lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
Win leave New Worcester at 10 4. NJ ami d ?. NJ
returning at the close 7f meetings.
II Fare each way, 6 / "a cents.
my1 dU L. B. STONE, Proprietor.
NJEW OMNIBUS LIN E.-0n and after MON
~ DAE.the 23d instant, 1859 the subscriber win run
a Omnibus rom Newton Street to Lincoln Square
Leaning Newton Street at ESQ., and S45 A. NJ, and
130, and 545 ? NJ
Retaynmg-Wi leave fincon Square at 30 q. NJ,
II m and 4 so. and go p. m.
On SUNDAYS, wil leave Newton S.rect at 1864 N,
and l As p. IN.
Returning, Leave Lincoln Square st y NJ, and $50 p.
m. Fare 6 CrEts
Also, commencing May lst viii run t.cm Lincoln So.
to Tatnick
Leaving lincoln Square at 90 a. M, ard 430 p. m
= Tatniek At SIS a m, and 5.15 p. m.
SuSDAYs-Leave Tatnic2 at $50 a, n. and Lincoln So
at the close Of Meeting in the afternoon.
Fare ? lag Cents.
F. A. CURRY.
Worcester, April 80 1855. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
! DISEASES or THG THROAT s LUNGS
THE


Having removed to the large cOmmodlls Warehouse
80 Il LAION fTgsET aad largely increased their ac
lies for manufacturing, prepared to fIra.h to the
most approved patr4s the shortest notice aud upon
the most reasonable rms.
The ubli5 may rest assured that every mprov ment
viii be made that can be, and this Establishment will not
he behind any otlgi with regard TO style quality or i'm
urovemaut
Also Sole Agents for PLINPTON'S COMBINED SEC
kETARY, BEDBTEAD, d TOILET TABLE, one Of the
creates improvements Of the age which needs only to be
Teen To b. admired For sale only By this I'm.
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY.
No. II UNION STREET. BusrUN.
j. GUOUALE, Agent.
~ Hotels and Boarding Houses faruished with Cham.
Der Furuure. d&wf au24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
En nnA ROLLS PAPER HANG
BROWN &c CO.,

no. . FLAGG's BLOCK,
have on hand he largest stock of Paper Hangnss,
&3 seen in Worcester, consisting OF papers direct
from The celebrated manuactory Of Dscourt, Paris, also
om The largest and Lest manufactures IN the Unitei
states Of America
Also, endless variety Of Gold, Velvet aud Common
Borders paper and oiled Curtains and Curtain Fixtures,
Nc.
VIZ have st received rich assortment Of matched
papers aud borders tyrry Beautifully direct from pha
depbia, which every way worthy Of your high
HiderAaQn
llstr sct apnrt and furnished room expressly for
uur sfr iia ging trade, cordially invite The public
10 can aud examine our stock Of goods feeling confident
81 our aby 20 sell them lower than any other Va
the stabi Of Massatl usetts BROWN q CO.,
MOI fllgg'a Block.
EBe-Partcuar attention paid 70 the wholesale de
arment. d4 mgh29
6NOLLB ESTER LINZ hc.--1he subscribers ar
~ agents for The sae Of The above celebrated brand
lime We can furnish itin any quantity 10 builders ana
9thera al short notice az very low price.
LEE 6PHA0UE Co,
meh2 az " NAin Street
ENAR ONATE AMMONIA JARS Car
" 10 Hte Ammonia, Just received, aud for sale b.
9, A HARRINGTON a. CO.,
No 10 Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
REMEMBER THE NUMBEg-lG1.
nar27 dEv9rr
n EW AND Q ON PLET y
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP
aS e. GEES TBlEG C0Ug,pY.
MASS


az ca ES g. e. s. 'E'sGHp HrcaBT DlrH,vJ
~ ~ u II IA
By HENRY T. wALLrye. STATE Fiuo;,ee, anil ,.u,,.,u,
me oI'GS J,U~ o'smat Surveys throughout
inle subscriler ,s ygre,,ori,, N ,,,tii.,,
pjete YoDogroD5icoI Man ,F {y 'a Sto aa com
Juryeys are made by experiepced sn Dueny' Inc
p25Ijc Boage and i,cots F Is5 tyeyorS' AN me
orsbjt Pogt GFccS S5, ~ T5 i1os'fIgs, races Of
Hotels, Mills Shops &c. are to be morrJ * oeoreS,
Of Property holders generally are also to be inserted serted
NAM viii s T 01, ~, a ~ ui' same pu 3Lsher This
nj yirlee ou-s tst,, IN, NV ~ 60 ~ "0Metaf 6ordcr
res MIN Also be- inserted in lie i llaps o. liHa
j5Jys = ~ ~ lI@' gu, tsgthar with an
County The pian win be NOTED 10 ,'i pt1s o. we
es to t,as n Irge and i $500 ~ su''I'e grade, so
i, ,riI ,L1 o'',a,',elis' map, TO Ds engraved
bsls,r,y I and 'o uG s TO subscribers
o'''i ~ nv" I ',5 ~, y igr go per copy.
~ VA ~ r. a., y a - Err Publisher,
- ~ -aou--lEeon street, bostoa
The undersigned having examined surveys made in
at balts o. the Comfy made by H. r. WALLSo
Of Worcester County to be published NV W., n pi-t
10 cAeh5 OF ms County, as bsing in our opinion We
'l, '.tOe, ,'uu practical Map or complete County
gderng the expense al teDiipu its s,r,ey ,r9a,,si
Gulat"y all the uames lo.tions Distances toe,7 ,ts
meet with Oh account Of its i sue g. II must necessarily
We think he offers il very reasonably, 'o0'' "0iA'
G. W. NicuAHDsoy A II prr,o-
liza M ENTny ~, "a, BULLOCK,
Josapu Mason, mo- E SuAriN,
ISAAC DAvls 90, N'nnNlourH
ALIEN n Wr,rrc IHa 9 o. rR@riss.
ANtuogy Cn3sr g, - " yRNHoWLroS
--'''" - N' looo
have examined s,oc,,e,g - - 800.
Blackstone in tbe County ot Vor ,'P 81 inc logh o,
County Of 1haauauc worcester, ana map Of The
up by MIR VIM liakcr. and II ,i e W t'o "Geil ~
made by him Of ha County If Wnr ilg In w. w. D
faithfully eNccutej ma & NM 81 wore eyer, sial DC Us
consider valuable acquisition to the gba5iloni oI be
County Of Worcester. REJOl0E NEWTON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

17ARM LANDS FOE sALE-Tn lots to suit
b Purchasers, Over 100000 Of acres of selected
Prairie Farm Lands, belonging tn the Illinois Cenr
Railroad Company. The price will vary from 90 to s25
according to qualify, location, &c The purchase money
may be payable IN five equal instruments, the first to come
uue in tive years from date Of contract the others annua
iy hersafergiyug six years to ply for the land with
charge OF only tW2 per cent per unl interest The
nrst TWO yeafG' interest payable in advance The Conn
PaHys construction bonds received cash. Apply to
CIlAS. b. DUP Y, in,
Land a CERT H. Cent x. r. Co.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

~ Ah . CHAN &c. - The large and very de
AG sirahle Building Lot Of Portland and Park
street. Is offered for sale. 1t has front upon Park street
Of seventy feet and upon Portland street of one hundred
an thirteen feet and is, u consequence of its size and
location, the most desirable building lot in the CITY, II
n1t sold prior to the 7h Of June next private sale it
will be disposed Of 1T public auction. For further mar
ticulafs, Apply to EILKIEL DANIELS,
mylO djeI No. 141 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
sllNI = E"I-I n. UeDI. i. II, Co,
No. 81 take street, Chicago, Illinois.
lgrI inv,

b4HUG $AG.Eo-Iha pHGLMONT FOUNDRY and
u MACHINE SHOP situated in the central part Of
Columbia Co. n, Y, on the line Of the Har IN Railroad
~ miles from New York, miles from the junction Of The
Corners one mile from the MelleuyiIle Depot on Me
hudson i. Rs miles from Hudson, 30 miles from hlbg
nyi being one Of the best acalus in he State for such
DrssS, mas been Established IA years; has good run
OF work. which be Increased largely by energy and
ugPIa' The water power is ample ami constant; very
pleasantly located.
also ABOUT nix ceres Of Land aud one Dwelling House.
calculated for a tenant or a boarding house TEe bid
inSe are nearly new, and substantially built; room Tor
alout 40 hands, first rate assortment of patterns for
UV' Catdlhg and Spinning Machines also one Of the
InS, to be found, together with quantity Of gun lathe
VuSh ana ether patterns usually found at suchan estab-
laAehJi #hicb, together with the good will of the con.
Germ VIII be disposed OF on The most advantageous terms
10 any person wishing to commence the machine bust
ness IN any Of Us branches, this is au opportunity rarely
"s''"' Hlz5 afr A WHITING q SON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

6xURE YOUR CORNs.-lf you wish {" cure
u your Corns, use H0UCHIN'S CORN SOLVENT -
This valuable preparation, from an English recipe, has
bsen tested for IA years. and has proved ecacous wher
ever used By the Of this Solvent e corn soeued
and grows less, until 1t finally disappears No pain iT
tatlon is caused By its Corns Of twenty-five years
standing have been removed Full directions accompany
each bottle Prepared by W.H0UCHIE, 4 Newbury-st
Worcester Mass, and for sale at the Druggists, Shoe
Stores, and Groceries. Price % Cents. enough {
eiire as many Corns IssAGENTs WANTED
an1A dEvf
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soNIETHING NENW.-Ths 81

SOMETHING EENW.-The sub
rScsss * scriber, having bought the right manu-
Es:sst11- facture p F. Browns Patent Combination
w IL Spring Perch Bugges, takes this oppor-
tunity to invie the public cali and Judge Of its merits
it being very light AMI comTac combined with durability
elegance, economy, and utility.
have ION hand and iuishins) y Of The above Car
Iiages, with without tops Also for sale, new lance
wood Chaises, Top Bug2ies. new Carryail with
pole attached; secondhand Csrrya l Top-Bugry,
with variety Of new and secondhand Harnesses.
Repairing in all its branches done the spot, with
nromptness and despatch.
W. C. WHITING, No. l Mechanic street.
Worcester, March %, 1855 d3m mar29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
. COMPANY, Worcester, Mass.
INCORPORATED 1874

Guarantee Capital, 100000.
Hon ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't CLARENDON HARRIS, sec'y
This very successful Company, conducted upon the cash
principle with rigid economy, having accumulated
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
the rates Of Premium about % per cent and dispense
irey wh deposite notes. the nLua premium being the
xtent Of the liability.
$4,000 only taken one risk.
Policies issued good lives for California ana Other
countries, at reduced rates Of premium.
For further information, apply to
CLARENDON HARhIS, Sec'y, So Main st.,
m Mnrc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

NEAL ESTATE Office, No. ! Fzagg'S Block.
nj OW is THE TIME!-E. Il. ABBOTT now
Glers to the public, for sale exchange the most
desirable schedule Of Real Estate offered in this city
gl county consisting Of Farms, Houses, House Lots
Muol Lots Water Privileges, SC. &c. all Of which will be
loIa az great bargains, to the purchaser
among ls lst OF ARMS, are farm in Barre In Oak
ford ;" N'i'On' ! III OA
avs st OF houses comprises new and thoroughly built
houses on Newton street, Dewey erect on Chandler
'Hys on Mason street, en- John street, on Salem st.
hgol LOIS good wood lots in the town Of Rutland
~ HOLDEN Ia Paxton, 3 in Oakham
House Lotgl7 house lots on Abbott street "a mn ptsna
tuVc' 10 On Newton street. ~ on Dewey street 30 on
ason street. q on Chandler street, 10 on hudson street
o In Sy5eel on vernon street, 10 Endcot street.
OAK lii. dtf ''''S i''"'i NJ vi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

, ESTORATtVE PILLS.-There is no ms
Q take in the efficacy Of these Pills They are nam,
of your cachpeany concerns, got up for purposes trade
and speculation but they presented TO the world In
the full confidence Of their performing all that their in.
yeator claims for them No family oud under anger
cumstan es be without hem as by their timely use 6sv
may be the means Of saving heavy doctors bill b;c5
certainly is desderatum in these as well as All other
times. Policy would seem to dictate that medicine
which composed of entirely vegetable ingredients and
nose founded entirely upon scientific principles and Whit
nj put mp at price sufficient to place within the reach
Of all conditions in life, the preference should su civ be-
given The well known skill of DR.. BagA err is sufficient
guarantee, even if other proofs ttua wanting 10
place this medicine iavoraby before the public single
trai viii satisfy the most sepucal that there Is no ej
cine when can compete With it, and viii more edectuay
demonstrate their beneficial effects than thousand aI
YcrtEemeuta can possibly do.
The genuine can be obtained at No 16 Trem9nt-stree
Boston, OF Csc W EomANDs the duly authorized Agent
jaulI de0d&w OW1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
HRR. IRA NVARREN'S NEW REM
FL EDIEs THE lNllALING BALM, THE Pull.
MnNTH M r


Consumption is kRoWl to curabe having been cured
IN almost every case where timely application has been
made ny The mode Of treatment long practisga by
Narren The secret OF his is that his mtdcppa
are prepared for inhalation directly into the lungs where
the local disease is instead Of conveying them cycusve
with the fullest confidence that il Is the best medicinal
agent ever employed for controlling CONSUMPTION Ithna
IN many cases restored 10 health those upon whom lbn
disease had made rapid and fearful advances and ,yba
other remedies had proved unayailng. BeugvApoRzgp
and inhaled in the way directed upon the bottle II pntrs
every arr cell and every particle Of lung tissue Con.
sumption mas local development In the lungs and or
tissues in the form Of TuDERcuLEs and then 81 Craor
CAYlrE5i but the disease In either stnge ia regeh IA,
TINS preparation The Nap0r Inhaler Il tpnda nf sytr
ana glass; and is admirably adapted to It's purpose,
PULM0NlC CHERRY CORDIAL.
Consumption also requires general treatment. Tho
supports the stomach, and mprovea digestion
by o tonc eApecomn, su1oriHc, spdativc carmnntiye
ahl EgUt} stimulating qualities, itiuG the end Of Phi
article. '' '''N'
II 10 admirably calculated to relieve mat contracted
tlUe OF lhg chest which Is so often met with in lung dis
oai's ana = highly chcucou Ia relieving coughs OF long
bhlihg. II Is highly cnicaeous In relieving any stage
Of Phhlsc Used iu connection with the lnhang Balm,
the Compound Of Cod Liver Oil, prepared by DR.. War.
rem will be found 10 have curative powers far superior
toany other article before Che public
Price SO Package. Any person enclosing SO h BURR
PERRY, No. Cornhil, Boston, will receive packaee
bottle OF pumonc Cherry Cordial one of In
halng Balm and the Modcatod Yapof Inhaler In a neat
box, Ny Express FBGR 10 any part Of the United States
or British Provinces.
BURh PERRY, General Agents, No. Cornhil nnd
'or SUE wv ~, DtntElele, ueod@eoWly dly
HBAs SET'r, FAtRBANKS, a On
I'D DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, a BEsT PA,tttv