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LEAD MINE OPENED IN THE HEART
OF GALENA.-A short time since in dig.
ging vault for the Bradley House, the
workmen came upon a show OF mineral,
thal upon further working promises to be
valuable lode. The vein tends north
and south, running from the point where
II was opened across Bench ST., beneath
the new Baptist church, and into the hill
near the junction OF Main and Franklin
streets. Permission has been obtained TO
tunnel Bench street; and with the trus-
tees of the church and owners of the
ground in the rear, a bargain has been
made, and the working will begin at once
The fortunate man is William II. Brad.
Icy Esq, who has the energy and capi.
'al necessary to make the most of the
discovery.
1t is new thing that mine should be
opened in the heart OF town the size of
curse; but when il is remembered that
every hill and bluff in all this country
gives traces OF ore in abundance, it will |
not be thought strange.
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Correspondence Of The N, Y, Times,

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WASHINGTON, Thurs. Dec. 28, 1854.
Col Benton says he has the Pacific
Railroad in his pocket, that is to say, he
has received the names of twenty-three
Of the most eminent capitalists in the
country, to be put into bill, as the names
of members of company to whom Con-
gress shall grant simply the absolute right
of way through the public lands for a
railroad to the Pacific. These names
were furnished him by VIM. F. Weld,
the "Railroad King" of New England.
Every man on the list is a millionaire,
and, although some of them have not
been consulted in the matter, Mr.. Weld
guarantees that all of them will consent
to take part in the enterprise. The fol.
lowing is the list: The Hon. Abbot Law
renee, William Sturgis, Robert G. Win
throp, Samuel Hooper, William Appleton,
John NJ. Forbes, John E. Thayer, David
A. Neal, H. II. Hunnewell, VIM. F.
Weld, William Amory, all of Boston !;
John Carter Brown, of Providence. R.
l.; VIM. r. Rodman, of New Bedford,
Mass, I; ErastuS Corning, of Albany, N.
T.; George Griswold, T. w. Perkins,
Watts Sherman, r. H. Winslow, Edwin
G. Litchfeld, George Bancroft, Thomas
Iileston, John A. Stephens, Robert B.
Minturn, all of New York. COL Benton
proposes to introduce bill giving these
gentlemen the right of way for the road, |
leaving them to select the route, and Civ
ing 70 aid whatever from the Gov rn-
ment, nor any promise of aid. He thinks
he will get his bill through. and that the
Company will go on with the work at
once.
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S Z Z & N DA z D.
AMERICAN MACHINERY AND F1RrARMs.

AMERICAN MACHINERY AND FIREARMS,
-Messrs. Buck, of Lebanon, N, H.,
have just completed large order for
their improved machinery. for the ROYAL
Armory at Woolwich, Eng. Messrs.
Robbins d Lawrence, at Windsor, VT,
have executed another order for the same
party and destination, to the extent Of
100000. The latter is exclusively for
the manufacture OF Minnie rifles, guns,
&c, for which purpose our American ma
chinery Isl and long has been, unrivaled
by any in the world.
The Minnie rifle is muzzle.lo aiding
tre,arm, and differs from the ordinary ri.
ile in no respect but the ball. The ball
is smaller than the barrel, but is partially
enclosed in a cup, which is therefore ex.
Panded, and is thus made large enough
to force itself into the grooves Of the rife
as it IS propelled out by the force of the
powder.-BoSton TranscriDt.
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WHEAT FROM MT. CARMEL.-Our cili-
zens will be pleased to hear that the Hon.
John +. Brown, our dragoman at Con.
stantinople, has sent to the Patent Office
for the public good, one hundred bushels
of superior flint wheat from the vicinity
OF Mount Olympus, which will bo distrif.
buted this winter and spring, for expert.
m ments in different parts of the country
There are also expected seedlings of the
famous wheat from the farm of Abraham
at the foot Of Mount Carmel, and the eel
ebrated Cassabar melon seed Dai1v
SciOto Ga.eiie.
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The Ono STATE JouRNAL.-We take
pleasure in adding our testimony to that
lot the Piqua Register, as 10 the ability
and efficiency OF The State Journal, un
uet It's present management. Its leading
editorials are prepared with care; its tone
''s "'gni Its sentiments liberal; and lis
counseIs are emnenlly judioious. While
Il occupies It's present position, il canpo,
tail to exert wide influence. Ills wor,
my Of the earnest support Of the Repub.
Ilcans ofOhioi and we trust the people of
This section of The State, will hold up lis
hands by "maIerlal aid,"-Akron Bed.
'0a.
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D'Sphy lis, Scrofula and Diseased Blood.
For these terrific diseases, Carter's Spanish
Mixture is the only specific. D''''
The propretors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates of tho most extraordi.
nary cures effected by it. We refer to the Ger.
titicate of Richard Adams, late high Sheriff Of
Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton, Commissioner
Of the Revenue for Richmond General Welcb.
OF the Mammoth Circus DR.. Hendlv. of Wash.
ington city ; Mr. VIM. A. Mathews and G. r
Luck, Esq of Richmond, Va; Mr.. F. Boyden,
Exchange Hotel, Va; and a host of Others, who
have seen cases Of the worst description cured
by Carter's Spanish Mixture. They all certify
that it is the greatest purifyer Of the blood
known.
See Advertisement.
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no THOSE CONCEnNED.

We have not been in the habit Of dunning and
Ssrewing our patrons down to the requirements Of
our published TERMS, but at the. present time. we
arc under the necessity Of saying to those that in
arrears for Subscription Advertising aud Job Work,
that we are making out our bills against them, and
wish them to be ready tomeet the same when called
upon. Those at home and abroad, would do MS IA
vor by calling at the office and settle their accounts
or remit the same through the mail and thus save time
and expense upon our part
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lNDIANA-ORGANIzATIoN OF THE LEG.
lsLATuRE.--A despatch from Indianapo.
lis dated the 4lh inst, says:
The Legislature was organized to.
day. The Senate elected Solon Furman
Principal Secretary. The House elected
David kilgore Speaker, and John Lever
ing Clerk The Governors message will
be delivered tomorrow. He will strongly
urge restrictions against abuses Of free e
banking"
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ADVANCE PAYmrNr.

We obacIyethat several Of our exchanges are adopt.
Ing the cAsH svsrrN, This isa good idea, and
hope lhasas ths Editorial Convention to bO held at
zaHssstie on the l6thsnd l7ibhst, this rule will be
adopted. aud although we will be unable 70 be pr.,.
spt wevil cbcclfaIly go with tho body.
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THE TARIFF.

The National InteHigemcer says: We
learn that a caucus of the Democratic
Members OF both Houses of Congress
met last night in the hall OF the House ol
Representatives TO consider the recon.
mendation of the Secretary OF the treas.
ury in regard to the revision of the pres.
ent Tariff. Senator ToUcEY presided, and
Mr. BARKsDALE acted as secretary. A
resolution was adopted declaring, in eff.
feet, thatit is right and proper thai the du
ties on goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the United States from for.
eIgn countries should be reduced BY the
present congress TO the revenue standard
lhe recommendation of The Secretary
Of the Treasury, above alluded to, is con.
tanned in his Report on the Finances
published in the National Tntellieencer r
Of the 9Th December.
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Case OF Arris0n,

Arrison still remains very much indis
posed, and is now under the special care
OF the Jail physician. Since his sentence
Arrison has grown pale and haggard, and
begins TO exhibit in his features hope.
lessness Of escape from the sentence
which hangs over him. Almost daily he
is visited in his cell by ayoung lady, to
whom il is intimated he is betrolhed.-
Their conversation, although Of co6
dental i, character. is had in The presence
of jailer Mclean,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, Jan. 8.
Stocks &C.; Money is unchanged.
Flour; prices efe unchanged, with sales
OF good Ohio al full rates.
Grain; Wheat is unchanged, with a
limited demand, Corn is firm, with an
upward tendency; sales OF 10000 bush.
at y ,05 for western mixed.
Provisions; Pork is sitter, sales of g.
25O bbls at $l2 for Mess. Beef is firm
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49, "
MID.

We see that some Of our exchanges are making
great complaints about mud; for our part we would
say that in Jackson there is any quantity Of the ur-
tcc, and do not feel like grumblng about it, but do
just as "Cousin Sally billiard" of old did, roll up
our butes and wade right through, "clcar rs mud" Z"
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FROM MIcHIGAN.-A despatch from
Detroit of the 4lh inst says:
The Legislature met to-day. The
Governors message says the indebted.
ness OF the State is over three millions
There was surplus in the treasury, No
vemOer 80, of So 400. lie recommends
the prohibition Of bank bills OF less de.
nomination than five dollars. He also
iavors an amendment of the prohibtory
liquor law so as TO grant licenses to sell
in quantlis Of gallon or more"
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uI Turkeys 30 great ways, says one Of our
subscribers, as by per experiment his goblcr was
taken from his coop on The evening before the st Of
January and, rs the persons arc known, had better
make honorable repanton or be exposed to the world
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rHE AGHICULTUmAL MEETING.

In another column will he found the proceeding,
Of the Agricultural Meeting held at the Court House
on Saturday the 9Th insti although not as nuucr.
onsly attended rs the Importance Of the cause do.
dcinandsd, nevertheless there were goodly mum.
berprcont from different parts Of the Comfy all Of
whom tool deep interest in the proceedings Of the
meeting and urged The necessity for immediate &C.
lion IN forming County Agricultural Society. Il
Will be seen that the meeting appointed commit.
Too Of tWeay'thrse, to report plan Of organization,
% a msSans Of the citizens Oi the County, at tho
Court Anois, on Saturday, the Goth inst.
We Invoke the Farmers, and all Others intcre,tcd
ioOons upon this occasion aud enter fully upon tho
work begun. Il i time that jackson County should
wake up 70 hsr interest in this particular and stand
side BY side with her sister counties. We hone to
see good turn out on that OCCASION.
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D-A subscriber suggests the appointment Of a
new officer whose duty it shall be 10 analyze and
inspect Zone horse school masters" before the, avc
allowed to click" other peoples children. 'Spose
be wants them "biIt down to ''piut" and run
through bag Of charcoal. Hurry up the cakes
Mac.
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Coon PRICES FOR NEeRoEs-Tbe
pressure in the money market seems not
to affect the price OF slaves and the de.
mand for lands. G. C. Magruder; ESQ
administrator of Margaret A Ghiselir,
sold at public sale, on Wednesday last
in Prince Georges county, Nd, two ne.
gro men and two boys--one for S1,365..
another for 81 1926 one for $I.15O, and
the fourth for $l,120, In the present
state of money market these may be con.
sldered as very high prices, being sold
Tor cash. The same gentleman sold, on
Friday last, at private sale, the real es-
tate OF the late Robert Ghiselin, "Part of.
brookheld," containing 800 acres, for
$i3,68o-or $50 per acre.-Richmond
Enquirer.
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LIQUOR INSpEcTOR.

Since the decampment Of the regularly appointed
Liquor Inspector, there are many seekers after this
important office, and whether appointed by authOri
ty, or voluntary upon their part, can be better
Judged, in coming in close quarters with them
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Church Burned.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 6.
The Rager Church, Burgess was de.
stroyed by fire. this morning. # was
valued al $4,000. There was an. insu-
rance OF $4,000 on the Church, and 81.
600 on the organ,
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Message of the Governor of Maine.

huuuolAI Jdu D.
Gov Norris message was delivered to.
Day 1t occupied hall an hour in reading.
II is mostly devoted to State affairs. Il
is very strong on the temperance, slavery
and naturalization questions.
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TELEGRAPHIC,

We observe that the Tclegrnphic reports from va
rous parts Of the country, principally made up Of
murders, fires, bank failures, railway disasters, steam
boat explosions lost vessels, suicides, wars aud ru
mOrs of wars, &C. Verify, these are unfortunate
times.
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Bridge Carried Away.

Boston, Jan. 6.
Tho wood work Of the Victoria bridge
over the ST. Lawrence, at Montreal. was
carried away by the pressure of the ice.
The stone abutment and pier are as firm
as rock.
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CINCINNATI MARKET,

OINCINNATI, Jan. 3.
Flour has declined, closing at 81, ,5OO
ITO. Hogs are dull, no sales to day.
Green Hams at SIC. Groceries are quiet;
Sugar 4G5c; Molasses 20c.
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B-"What has become Of the "School House Com.
mitteel" asks subscriber Not knowing, cannot
say but are under the impression that that favored
body are speedily making out reports and executing
pluna and drafts for a "HousE."
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1--WE observe by the river papers that the steam
er "BooN," Capt Hard, is making her regular trips
from Portsmouth to Cincnnati sec per advertise.
ment.
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WAGnN maK1Nc.

Messrs. Book & Wolf, as will be seen by thcirad-
vertsernent in todays paper, have completed their
arrangements to do things up to the hub in the way
Of making Carriages Buggics, Wagons, Carts, &c.
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Attachment Notice.

HuWuEu Dyers, "l--| 3 ~.
vs.. Tn Att.oL..
Lewis O johnson. '"''"'
A 1 my instance an order of Attachr,snt 80.
"A issued on the 5th day of December. Issz.
by Jacob Goodrich, a Justice of the pescs v;tbla a
IN and Tor Washington township, jackson conn.
W ONO, against the properly and effects 81
Lewis Z. johnson, non resident debtor of tha
county aforesaid for the sum of one hundred
and twenty dollars and ninety three cents.
ana SAID cause set for trial February The lst. A.
d. 1898, at ten o'clock A. NJ of said day.
De, l3 "a ,S9--3w
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uTWm. X. Hastings, Esq Notary Public Jack
son, Ohio, is well recommended, and fully capable
to attend to business in that tcapacity aud will attend
to ul business entrusted to his care with correctness
and dispatch.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-01-11

III We have on hand supply of Constable Sale
blanks which we cnn supply to those wanting the
article, at very low price.
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MAR RIED.

MARNrD-m Berlin on 7th inst, by Rev. J. T
Holiday Mr. JAMES r. WHITMAN to Mn. CHAR
LorTA RHoADs all Of Jackson county
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

The Democratic Convention which met in Colum.
bus nominated VIM. Mcdill for Governor; Kennon,
and Warden for Supreme Judges, aud the balance of
the old Slate officers.
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Burned to Deatb.

The Piketon Journal says; that on
Monday evening December 18th, the
house OF Mr.. w Harris, in Pebble tow.
ship, Pike county, was consumed by fire:
BOY about ten years of age who was
sleeping in the house at the time, was
burned 10 death. -
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Attachment Notice.

OHuIIU5 ITHpnagGn,
VS.. Civil A...
Joseph Morrison. -N'''""'
oSEPH MORRISON, is hereby no,;soa
~ that at my instance on the 2Sth dav of nsl
cem6er' A. d. 1854, writ of Attachment II wa, vas
sueq out before j. A, Sell, one of the ns.c." os
Ihe Ia Feace, within and for Washington townsbip "
taeAson t,ac county Ohio. against the Goods Chat.
~. s'es 9eocks or interest in Stocks, Rights Cred,
its, Moneys and effects of the said defendant
nor tne sum OF $1,000, and said cause has been
nshuoa Wnh 6y SAID justice, until the 5th ClSy Of
day. CHARLES S'TUR TR ap1 a; ~, .GTsS Of said
jany IL, '55 42-3ws '1Ai L AA"hN'
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PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 8 p NJ

The river stationary. with four feet ten
inches water in The channel. Weather
clear and cool.
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A bill passed the House by vote oil
81 to Fl, repeating all licence laws of the
State.
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" Monday last, tac sale Of the delinquent lands
took place at the Court House, in this place.
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THANKS.

We are under many obligations to Col. ]. W.
WEBB, Superintendent Of the s, & II. V. Railroad,
for "Frce Pass" upon that Road, for the year 1855
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NOTICE.

NoTtCE is hereby given, to all whom Il u,
/ ' concern, that by an order Of the Conn:
slohers' viewers have been appointed to ruiI
county road, located as follows beeinniSy
al Tue road leading from Jackson to ChiiIicothe !
at or near John Stinson's gate thence the near
est and best route to Clark'S Mill, from thcnra.
passing on the north side of Joseph WilliSs,
gate to the east side of George Hooton's bon.e.
thehce to lntersect the Sharonvie Road, near
the residence OF Samuel M'Cuin. All person.
INTERESTED, or have cause sufficient, whereby
said road shall not be granted, areherebv not;.
neu 10 meet meet the viewers on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruafy' l0'o' JOHN STINSON,l
ROBERT ATEN,} Viewers.
1ocpD,, ,, TANDY MEEKERS
JOSEPH HANNA, Surveyor
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HURD'S EXPRESS.

Aa1J1 THE Steamer BOONE. I'm
T MNA hereafter make Tri weekly trIns
,;I:1 ss;ssssszs from Cincinnati to Oatleisburr
Wlli leave Cincinnati every Monday, Wednes'
DAY and Friday. Returning. will leave Catlets.
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.,
at 2 o clock P. M, "'UayA
lr' For freight or passage apply on board. or IA
~ Ihe''Boone" will leave for Cincinnati. ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, uOon tbs
arrival Of the evening train of cars, rom thIs
place to Portsmouth. 'S"' s''@
,;Bn 10HN q MCDOWELL & Co. Agents,
Dec 81, '54 39-lm
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GrS. II. PARvN, No. 6s, 4th ST., Cincinnati,
b our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
And subscriptions.
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JACKSON G. II. OHIO
Thursday, Jan. IL, 1855.

Advertisements intended for insertion
In the e1STANDARD,' ~ must positively
be handed in previous to O'Clock,
se II. NJ, on Tuesdays.
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ne respiratory organs as a peculiarly sensi-
tI tye part Of the human frame, and their suscep.
tblllty to disease manifests itself in ysrioaS
iorms' such as coughs, colds, Group. bronchit;s
asthma, and that fearful scourge, Of our race
consumption. To remedy these diseases. Sts,
bler,s Anosdyne Cherry Expectorant is offered
to the public, with tho assurance that II Is no
empirical compound but preparation sapct;on' III
ed BY medical science and com mendation. It's
beneficial effects in all the above forms Of die
ease have been certified to be incontroyertible
teestImony. You are advised to give it a trial.
otabler's Diarrhea Cordial, is also a remedy
Th'e h has been tested and approved BY hun.
greds OF physicians and others.
zee s% descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the N agents; Price Of each, only so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
H. H. STABLER & CO., PRoPRrErons,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTMoRK.
JAMES IL; Z. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN u PARK, Cincinnati RE. SELLrRs.
Pittsburg, J. II. PARKINSON & Co. Wheeling.
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Hollands German Bitters.-Tbis suno,;or
medicine, from the recipe of the famops Dr.
Holland, is selling rapidly at this season, when
there are so many bilious attacks as well as dis
eases of various kinds. arising from disorderod
digestion and impure blood. DR.. c. M. JacI
son. let it be remembered, is sole proprietor. .an5
MS Office is at 100 Arch st., Phila.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18
Mle0itiltes.
DR. HILL TAKEs PLEASURE IN

EhR. HILL TAKES PLEASU RE IN
announcing to the citizens of Worcester and other
places that his Office is at No. III Main Street
word to young and others, afflicted with Semina
Debility whether originating from certain destructive
habits from any other cause with the train OF bobby
and mental evils which follow when eectel should make
an early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering as well as expense. By this improved method
of treatment DR.. Il. safely guarantee safe and
speedy cure in all of secret disease that may come
under his care, matter how long standing. Either sex
are invited to his private rooms, without fear of Interrupt
ton by other PATIENTS hundreds are cured yearly by
his practical experience and great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do we
to reflect before trusting their health happiness ana m
many cases. their lives in the hands of physicians igno-
rant this class of maladies 1t is certainly impossible
for one understand all the ills the human family
are subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted to the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Sc
lures effects Of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body,
throat nose, legs Pain in the head bones, and all
Mercurial Affection and all Impurities Of the Blood, where
by the constitution has become enfeebled enables the Dr.
TO FENALES-An diseases peculiar to Females, as
Suppressions Irregularities, &C., speedily and eecuay
removed.
~ The French Periodical Drops and Pills for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
years.
Dr. Hills preventative" for married ladies' sent to
any direction, from observation Price SIS. Per
distance may consult DIR. HILL by letter, (post
pad) describing their case, have medicines securely
put up, and forwarded any part of the u States with
full and explicit directions for Oes arranged with
separate apartments that the patients none but the
Doctor.
Dr. H. makes charge for short consultations. Post.
paid letters duly answered. Those requiring much advice
should enclose small fee, sufficient to compensate for tbs
time required to write the answer.
u Office hours from A. NJ. to p NJ.
Very respectfully, Dr.. G. A. HILL,
apis off Office q Main St. Worcester