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CHINESE FISHERMEN.

The fisheries are pursuedto very great
extent by the Chinese, and it has been
estimated that nearly a tenth of the en-
tire population OF China proper, derive
their means of support from them. Sir
John Bowring says that:
Hundreds and thousands of boats
crowd the whole coast of China-some-
times acting in communities, sometimes
independent and isolated. There is no
species of craft by which is not practiced
with success in China-every variety of
net, from vast seines embracing miles, to
the smallest hand filet in the care of a
child. Fishing by night and fishing by
day, fishing in moonlight, by torch-light,
and in utter darkness fishing in boats of
all sizes fishing by those who are sta
tionary on the rock by the seaside, and
by those who are absent for weeks on the
widest of seas fishing by cormorants,
fishing by divers, fishing with lines, with
baskets, with every imaginable decoy and
device.
There is no river which is not staked
to assist the fisherman in his craft. There
is no lake, no pond, which is not crowded
with fish. A piece of water is nearly as
valuable as field of fertile land. All
Idaybreak, every city is crowded with sell
ers of live fish, who carry their commod-
ity in buckets of water, saving all they
do not sell to be returned to the pond, OF
kept for another days service. As the
lakes and ponds of China not only supply
large provisions of ish-they produce
considerable quantities of edible roots and
seeds which are largely consumed by the
people. The enormous river population
of China, who live only in boats-whc
are born and educated-who marry. real
i their families and die-who, In a word
begin and end their existence on the wa
ter, and never have or dream of any shell
ter other than the roof, and who seldom
tread except on the deck or boards o
their sampans-show to what an exten
the land is crowded, and how inadequat,
it is to maintain the cumberers of the soil
l In the city of Canton alone it is estimate,
{ that 100000 dwell upon the surface Q
: the river the boats, sometimes twenty 0
thirty deep, cover some miles and hay
their wants supplied by ambulatory sales
7 men who wend their way through ever
: accessible passage"
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gS@lt is a good sign to have a man en-
ter your Office with friendly greeting
and say ~there is dollar and a half for
my paper"
1t IS bad sign to hear a man say he is
too poor to take a paper-ten to one he
carries home a jug and red eye that cost
HIM more than paper would for an en-
tire year.
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1Doftitol Selections.
For the Standard.
RELIGION, WHAT is TT2

For the Standard.
RELIGION, WHAT is IFP
IT'S no. to 90 10 church to day,
To look devout and seem to pray,
And ere to-morow's sun go down.
Be dealing scandal through the town.
Not every ssnctimonious face,
Denotes certain reign Of grace.
A phiz that seems to scowl at sin,
on wells hypocrisy within.
lis not to mark out duty's walk,
And Of our own good deeds to talk,
And then 10 practice secret crime,
And so mis-spend and waste our time.
lis not for sects or crseds to fight,
And call our zeal the rule Of right,
When all we wish is at the best
70 sec our church excel the rest.
lis not to wear the Christian Dress
And love to all mankind profess,
Then treat with scorn the suffering poor
And fast against them close our door.
Ali, no, religion means not this
Its fruit far sweeter, fairer is;
In heavenly soil alone it thrives,
And more than blossoms where It lives.
Religion, IT'S the rule Of life,
The bond Of love, the bane Of strife,
Its precepts this "to others do
As YOU would have them do to you"
It rrieves 10 hear an in report,
And scorns with human woes to sport
Of others deeds it speaks no i'll,
But tells Of good or else is still.
And does religion this import5
Omay our souls its influence court.
Haste, haste The bright, the blissful day,
When the whole earth shall own its sway.
lmsburgh. LONE STRANGER
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WHAT Is TRUTH9

Go search yon classic tome,
Where genius finds a home,
For truth that jewel fair,
And as thy lamp grows dim,
Meath midnight shadows grim,
Confess it is not there.
Go search the hoary deep,
Where myriad beauties sleep,
BY mortal eye unseen.
See if proud oceans caves,
Beneath the dark blue waves,
Furnish that gem serene.
Go search in yonder field,
Where beauteous howerets yield
Their sweet and rich perfumes.
Go ope their petals fair,
Alas! not there, not there,
The brilliant truth-rose blooms.
Go search the radiant mine,
perchauce its depths eushrine
That priceless jewel there.
Alas though gems they hide
Where sable shadows glide,
They hide no gem so rare.
Go search the works Of art,
Where genius gives the heart
The friends of years gone by;
The marble rears its head
Above the silent dead,
But truth meier meets the eye.
Go search the seraph's home
Beyond the star-lit dome
Where rolls the tide Of song.
Where Truth above ear!h's gloom,
Rich in immortal bloom,
DweIIs mid the shining throng.
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LITERARY FAcT.-Her Majesty. the
Queen Of England, has proved herself the
most distinguished Reviewer, and exten.
sive proprietor Of Magazines in her do
InInIOns.
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t. 1t is by no means certain that he
who shall receive the highest honor in
the last day, shall have been on earth re-
garded as eminently pious. 1t is certain
he will not have regarded himself so.
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"WHAT CAN WE DO FOR ITALY?"
Louis Napoleon puts this question and
Punch makes this answer.-Take your
leg out of the boot
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~ The n. Z. Farmer, says that
common hard soap applied to the end Of
a recently pruned vine viii eaectually
stop the bleeding.
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DISEASED BLOOD

FILLED WITH CANKER & CANcEEoUs Hr
10 asthma can be cared, and best ctns
eRces giUef to that effect. 81
Charges moderate in all cases, and gy
person who will bring a certificate from aH
Selectmen or Justices Of the Peace thata
is truly virtuous and miserably poor, sl-l
medicine free of cost.
DIR. J. can be consulted on all Diseases
Eye, and if the Eye is cataract, viii Eaa
with all ease with a chemical process, F-
giving but little pain to the patical
Dr. J. has a safe and sure ranaa5-yf.-aRtez
! Complaints, discovered and pTeIas- sy Eus
Examination and advice gratis, a.B, Sem
Weakness and Venereal Diseases VII r1
prompt attention.
Toothaehe cured in 10 mjalta'
Patients can be mesmerized fornerToust
if required. All consultation strictly e5l1-
Office hours, from A. N. to S O'Clock. 4
10 DR.. J. viii examine Patients iG l-
and tell them their complaints and feeling
if not better than they can describe then
Lyndon Centre, Feb. 10, 1856.
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g A simple friend desires to know
whether the abolition of 1logging in the
navy includes spanking breezes."
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e. Avoid bad company; for when
the devil fires into a crowd he is sure 10
strike somebody.
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e. Zeal without knowledge, is but
religious frenzy. It's religion frighten-
ed out Of Its wits.
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q When is money damp? When
it is deao in the morning and mist at
night.
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HARDWARE, GLASS AND CBOCKETRY WARE,
MEDICAL NOTICE.
TO THE SICK IL AFFLECTn
VOICE FROM NATURES GARDEN

nR. JOHNSON. Of Missouri, wu!
- spectfuly announce to the citilz
WEST CHARLESTON and UiciRity, that be v
patients for a few months, at the Clyla &
Hotel.
Dr.J. is on his first tour east, and can t-
but short time to each locality. Disearir
ruinous mineral medicines in common use O.
most of the faculty. DR.. J. begs to assn
friends that all the medicines he preseribs
of a purely botanical character; andhe hos
to the sick and afflicted his great experig1s
reputation at the South and West will Be 8
Gent guaranty OF his knowledge and masa-
the following diseases:
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Lirer Goarh
Complaint Of the Heart and Lungs, Sgg.a
ErgsipeIas, Broachial affections, Ssorta
Of Breath, General Debility, prqaa.
Complaints, F'eloas, Chronic aai
Rheumatic Complaints, M
~
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War with Engla1i

TNHE Subscriber has opened a Shop
4 Saw Mill belonging to the estate
VIM. w. Little, formerly occupied by CD
where he is manufacturing Of the
VERY BEST HEATERIip
Carriages and Sleighs that cannot be bea.
Persons wishing to purchase wiiindf1
interest to call and examine his work 1.
EXTREMELY LOW PRIG
before purchasing elsewhere, He will 81
found at his Shop ever ready to do
ALL KINDS OF EsEPAIRF
with neatness and dispatch. C0FFlN1
order, andi in fact all kinds of W0oi W.
at short notice, and at much less prizes r
people in this County have been il h. I.
paying. HENRY III
rasburgh, March 10, 1856.
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!
Secrets for the AiRion-a most sconderfl and IN
ualuabIe pubicati0n-Dr. HUNTERS
Medical Manual ;
Beng an original and popular Treatise on
MAN AND WOMAN,

Their Physiology, Functions and Sexual 'Disor
ders of every kind, with never-failing Rene
dies for the speedy cure of all diseases OF
a private and delicate character, in
eident to the violation of the
Laws of Nature and of Ma
lures God.
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* There IS no royal road to knoWl-
edge.
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MATERIALS FOR ORIENTAL
- faintln9 for sale at the Drug Store in Iras
Dufgh, by G. G. KELLAM.
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HOVEY & SMITHS CASH STORE.


4 Goods offered in this Market We give you deoW lew specimen
that YOU all other friends may know there one place IN Orleans County
Goods can be bought at a fair value
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COLLEGE LOCATED F!

FEAHE College is located at Barton, and we, to
IL be eEen with the times have got some NEW
GOODS. We have to offer in connection with
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-06

FEN0 p 0LTTECEAN OF EVERY
stKl2E.-Haye you bet a Il AT on the success of
your agore candidate? Have you any Hats to ray that
you nave bet and lost on any previous eection3 If So
gentlemen, is the time 70 buy as at one half their
real value the subscriber is determined 10 reduce his
stock previous to August 18th. Please lock at tie follow
ing list of articles and prices:
1st quality BLACK DRESS HATS, lite out Of fash
lon, So ID quality, so 50; Sd quality, 81 314.
very large assortment of GAPS at prices which defy
oil competidon-yarying from u to 62cents
Also On hand fig accounts against various persons
the cash on which would he very acceptable.
Please call to buy or pay up, at 1913 Main Street,
FIRST door south the Post Office
jy10 daw JH. KNIGHTS.
@-zszaae54@.zzs33. sPECTACLEs. .g=zssAy.e-s
The subscriber has made efforts tie secure all the vari
ties of class that needed aid defective eyesig
and among them all none has been found superior
sqnal to the celebrated
scorer PEBBLE.
Ehese are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
poshe to the different focal distances the eye may re
gure; they are bard flint, and clear as air. Next to
tnese IN excellence, are the PeFiscOpfc Of which we
nave ia &c assortment, IS well the Common Glass,
set IN Cod, Silver Steel, and Plated Bows varying in
price from twenty-five cents to Fifteen Dollars
All in need of optical aid may be sure OF finding here
something exactly fitted their wants ard thew NAV re
Ter to DR. Green, DR.. Sargent, DR.. Haywood Gel Dewitt
and hundreds of others vino have used them
b. D. GODDARD,
mchi9 deod&wly Union Block 1876 Main ST.
~ NEW CARRIAGE MAN
1907 ES5SY UFACVORY.-Fhe subscriber has fitted
g%y~-~e%J up the building next 20 the Waldo
'-r------~- HOUSE, formerly occupied as a carriage
repository by B. Eaton for the CARRIAGE MAKING business
in 81 its branches.
The different branches will be conducted by erperi
enced te0Tk1neR.
CARRIAGES
or all kinde naad 10 10 order and
ATRTEG OF CARET 4GES
On terms reasonable as can be found in the city
HEARSES.
Those wishing Hearses built order have an op
poruuity Of choosing from variety Of neg and Beaat1
f patterns Particular attention has been paid to this
hind Of carriage
HACKS
Made to order and repaired. Work warranted.
}, Is. BONNELL,
Waldo Street, near the Boston & Worcester Depot
APPS cod Nwd
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PATENT { AGENCY
FOR THE ~ .5f
United StRtes, Great Britain. Franc,
~. L. NM .nn,,- -. l.


United Scales, Great Britain. France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND,
DRAFIsM AN, we'll acquainted with the Patent Laws, has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents
lie continues to make Models and to prepare Specif
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers, and to pro
cure Patents in the United States aud European coun
riss Foreign business con6ded only to rusty and re
sp0nsibe agents.
All business conded to me will be promptly attended
to at The lowest rates Casually 20 per cent lower than
the same wopld he done by others in the profession
Having connections with one Of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there am ena-
bed to keep thoroughly posted all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aOring the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tors in regard to securing Patent for their InveLt TONS
Inventors will lind TO their advantage to put their in
ventions into substantial form Model as as prac
tcable (this frequently Patent in case of ques
ton Of priority OF invention and consult some reliable
perspnAcquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office as to securing their rights.
AL communications strictly confde tai. Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
tinted or IN for the purpose or involving the
same principles, and advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent, in some cases saving from fifty
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MOD ELS Of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable TERMS warranted to answer
the acquisitions of The Patent Office.
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington Copies
Of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent 0lce obtained. Acopy of the claims Of any nyen
ton furnished Tor 10 cent.
The Parent Laws, Reports of Patent Cases. and Other
valuable works relating to Patents together with com
pete list Of all Che Patents on record at Washington,
be seen st my office, free OF charge.
For further Information, inquire of
JAMES u. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND soIIGrrUE 7oE rarz4ssrs,
Worcester, Mass.
an1T fFaia
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IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-Ths under
M0 signed has taken Office at NO. W. MAN street.
where he will be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS o.
purchasing building lots FARMS or those having Real
Estate which they wish TO exchange for other property
ANY person DESTROYS Of purchasing, exchanging Real
Estate will and II for their interest 10 call on me- al
NV Once between the hours Of o. o'clock A. NJ, and 81
N.B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who via
10 build. BENJAMIN WADSW0RrH
SLVoreester July 3. 1856 - d1y
T1RAHAM FLOUR.-2b barrels from new
" oenesee Wheat, for sale by la
IA dtf A.&w. H. HARRIS.
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a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-A va.
"A rety OF BOOKS from which three TO Eve dollars
gay can ne made can now be obtained the AGENTS
emporium. ~ Main street, Worcester. Honorable
employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from tive 70 nifty dollars For grand chances call soon
sly a1 VIM. ALLEN
NMANTED IMMEDIATRLY-a fPLs 10
. y make Coats and pauts. Steady employment
given. w. RICHMOND, No. 265 Main 81
Worcester, August 10, 1856 d3w
GSALEsMEN WANTED Three experienced
- statesmen. None need apply bot those who can
bring the very best reference for character ability
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO.,
Successors 10 b. H. Harion a Coz
Worcester, August l, 1855. dtf
MARINER WANTEO--From 80 to 40 years
Ut old and who thoroughly understands his business,
upon good farm 10 this city. Apply ut this Office
al def
A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated with
IA fall partial Board, at the WoRcEsTgR WATEn
ouRE. Apply to n. +. ROGERS, sup't.
iyl du
JOTICE.-Tse subscribers hereby give notice that
~ having purchased the Batting aud ice Cream Saloon
OF d. O. Gates Bay State House Block they have formed
hcopartnershlp to DO known rs GREENWOOD BE-
MIS- for the purpose Of carrying on said hu.ness.
sAMUEL ". REMlS,
40 dh APPLETON GREENWOOD.
E.
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0. J. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors 312 Broadway, N. Y,
aud ia Market-st, st. Louis Missouri
G-PS2ld In Worcester by George r. Spur Ia Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter retail by r. Spaul
ding / fremont Row, iyl5 day3m
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Firm Of Bond Kelley, Druggists RI @ sO S. PAUL
prom the Editor Of the Real Estate Adv.rtiser.l

BosToN, q School Street March q, 1856.
DDAR SIR-Havng become prematurely quite gray, I
was induced, some six weeks since, make trial Of
your Restorative. have used less than two bottles but
the gray hairs have all disappeared, and although my
hair has not fully attained its original color yet the pro-
cess Of change is gradually going and am in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark for
mery. have also been much gratifed at the healthy
moisture and yg0r of the hair which before harsh
and dry, and it has ceased to out formerly.
Respectfully yours, D. @. NJ. RUPP.
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Real Cstntc
"a vALUABtE NHw HoUsE FoR

o. vALUABLE new HOUSE F0R
iii s. LIE, AT THE NORTH END.-The subscriber
s-Wnl sell at bargain, and on favorable terms. the
eligible and pleasantly located New House situated on
teaut ful eminence formerly part of the Dr. Robinson
sts'e Main Street, adjoining the splendid garden or
Henry Goulding, Esq The House is just comp7ted is
but in the most thorough manner containing finished
rooms, handsomely papered and painted well supplied
with closet Toom piazza in front and at the side
dows weighted, and many other advantages euumer
ated, the owner bayng spared no pains in making il
first class house. The lot contains about 5000 square
feet Of elevated land, commanding fine view Of the city
and is less than $50 feet from Main Street This so
gether an unusually fin location, worthy the atten
uon OF purchasers This property needs to be seen TO he
appreciated For admission the premises, and further
particulars inquire Of i. ". VAIL, 100 Main Street.
opposite the Post Office iyl7 diff
a. o. FOR SALE OR no RENT.-The
is tw0-story well built House, Of Green and
=1ssAz Winter Streets, having been newly painted aad
papered throughout and otherwse put excellent order
Its proximity to the Providence Worcester Depot and
othr business centres makes it at desirable resi-
denee for business man-espscialy connected with
the Railroad. II not sotd it be rented for either
oeitee Residence or convenient Boarding House is
within i've to eight minutes walk Of the Uommon, CITY
HALL Post Office, several Churches and the principal
Railroad Stations. few choice, thrifty FrDl Trees
Grape Vines, &c, on u c premises. Inquire Of G H.
HARLOW, 3S Front Strees or S. 2. MILLER, l42 Main
st. au26 dawtf
49, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE A
4ii new Cottage House, situated at the end of
sA Home Street, and about 20 rods west of Harvard
St. said Il use is finished in mQdere style and contains
eleven good sized rooms with cupboards, closet &c aud
is wep arranged for small families. The lot contains
5000 square feet Of land with good well Of soft water
Terms OF payment easy. Inquire on the premises.
cur eooot ., Q, fAAoh.
b. FARM FOR sALR.-That valuable es
is tate in Auburn, miles fir IN this Office, wei known
as the Baird Place, can be had for cash credit or
city property For further particulars invuire of P
kN0WLIoN, at Goudings Planning Mill, or s KN0WL.
ION, on the premises. my1 df
49, VAFUAF2p,EE p sEAr EIerl' a. - ENfeEs
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e. s. NAsoN's FALL TERM OF
Juvenile Singing School,

Wili commence WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, sept. II,
and Mechanic STREETS - 1855 y 1-@'-
Tuition, including Book, 81 in advance. So d2w
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CARLYLE, Illinois, June 10, 1866.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, ana
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becom-
log as thought prematurely gray but by the use OF
bis "Restoraye has resumed its original color and
have no doubt, permanently So
SIDNEY BREEsE, Ex-senator United States
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Price Two cents.
Notices.

~ Tssnscs1,l1. NOFICE.--A. WHITING wo,,,a
who may wish oS nOfm his rmer pupils and all hose
ms vacation and is now ready to give I..ona rom
fT @ o sT and Real Music His JuyEs NJ G
Rooms. 2S9 (up stairs) Main s,ret a. a., q his Muse
taught out Of the city, if desired. singing schools
Worees er, September 4, 1896 A.,
f a SSiGNEE,S NOTICE-The fourth ,,o.,;--.
Of the creditors Of the estate If L. B. MiLLFR WIZ
ne n s az the office Of Vim Henry Howe on Friday
paee vi" be sold at auction all the accounts due said es
Worcester, Sept. A. 1855. -''' 1ASs dS,s
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EhisSOLUTION.-The copartnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers under the name
ana hrm OF 4 Holbrook Co.. is this day by mutual
consent dissolved All persons having unsettled accounts
WIN the lae hrn will please call The old stand where
ne senior partner win remain for few weeks to attend
70 ehe same PLINY H0LBR0OK
CHAS, p HOLBROOK
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THE .WORCFSTER SPY.


Printed and Published by jobs MILTON EARLE
fHeMAs DREW at No. 212 Main Street Worcester Mass
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DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for siz
nonthsi Sl25 for three molhs 10 cents per week. single
deduction Of 81 year will be made, and proportional
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
MONTHS and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
ADVANCE S175 cts. year; single copies cents each
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khe .soatNn q e lhn g IN .
Arnolds Globules and Vital Fluid
MOST AGREEARLE MEDLcLNE az lHE llE

The character of Pleasant Purifying Tonic in contra
distinction to that of Nauseating Drastic Physc; and
Cnnatitntel them the -