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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01


Gen. Tom Thumbs box of Jewels,
worth $4,000, have been stolen from in Gin
cinnati.
The New Bedford Standard says that
about seventeen hundred barrels whale oil
were sold in that city, on the goth ult., at II
ceuts per gallon.
In Rye, N. H, on Monday evening
week, man named Stevens Yves instantly
killed by the lightning, which struck a tree
under which he had taken shelter from the
rain. The deceased was a man about thirty
five years of age, and leaves a wife and one
child.
In Straford, VT, on Friday, Mr.. Ba-
con attempted to cross Mr. Vests premises.
which he had been forbidden to dc, when the
quarrel between them came to deadly crisis,
and they went into each other knife and pitch
fork. They were both alive on Saturday
morning, but not expected to survive
DIR. Wick, of Sussex, Va, while con-
dueting post mortem examination few DAYS
since, upon the body of a colored woman, ac-
cidentally cut his hand. A portion of the Vi
rus from the body entered the wound, and
communicating with his blood, caused his
death in a short time afterwards.
A man named George Semmes was
shot dead in Georgetown d. c., on Wednes-
day, by Bernard Magee, while engaged in cut
ting down the democratic pole, of which the
latter was temporarily placed in charge. Three
shots took effect, Magee being pursued, but
only the last proved fatal
The European Commission of En-
gineers, assembled in Paris to discuss the de-
tails of the plan for cutting across the 18TH
mus of Suez have adopted the principle of
direct cutting from Suez to the Medlter-
ranean at Potassium, across the Bitter Lakes.
The canal will be fed with sea water
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FRoM WASHINGTON. Tylbuns's cores
pondent writes that Gen. Lane is preparing re
ply 10 Mr.. Burlingames statement II Is proba
BILE that the KanEas Election case was decided
yesterday. it having been agreed to call It up at
o'clock, p NJ. There is rumor current that the
President is in favor Of liberating Gov. Robinson
and the other prisoners Of State. On Wednes.
day there were not members enough present in
the House 70 constitute quorum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

Ono REPUBLICAN MASS CONVENTIONS
Dayton. Ohio, July 30.--I'he Young Mems
Replb lean Mass Con enuon T. 49, immense
Gathering. Il Is estimated thai from 5000 to
100, 900 persons aie present Cassius NJ. Clay
and Arson Burlingame are here. Among tho
attractions are grand Border Rufhan display,
a torchlight procession, and fireworks. In
tense enthusiasm prevails throughout.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

New YORK UNION DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN
TloN.-The Soft Democratic State Convention
temporarily organized at Syracuse, on Wed
nesday, by the choice of Gouyerneur Kemble
as chairman.
The Hards assembled at o'clock P. NJ,
when Judge Beardsley reported two Commit
tees of Conference, to agree on plan Of or
gan2atlon, and list OF officers.
The proposed arrangements were made, ac-
commodating joint convention, when the
Softs took seats in the Convention. The
names of permanent officers were then an.
nounced. Some further unimportant bust
ness was transacted, aid the Convention took
recess until Z clock.
The Convention re-sssembled at 7 o'clock.
After appointing Committee on Resolutions,
the Convention commenced with an informal
ballot for candidate for Governor.
First ballot-Addison .Gardner, 50; D. L.
Seymour, 46; A. G. Parker, SO; Fernando
Wood, %; H. Seymour, 81 Augustus Schell
IL Erastus Corning 8 scattering, 20.
Second 6allot-Gardner, rs; Seymour, 67;
Wood, &c; Parker, 80 Vanderbilt IS; 9TH
ers II.
After the second ballot, Mr.. Wood, Seymour,
and others, we're withdrawn. Another in
formal ballot was taken, when Addison Gard
ner was Withdrawn in favor Of Amasa g
Parker, who was nominated on the fourth
ballot subsequently made unanimous.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

The PRosPEcr OF PENNSYLVANIA The
Philadelphia Times, in discussing the ques-
ten, "Who Will carry Pennsylvania saws:
"In 1854, Gov. Pollock received in round
numbers 204, 600 votes, and Mr.. Bigler l67-
600. There was then clear anti Nebraska
majority of $1,000. Last year, the Democratic
candidate for Canal commissioner, Arnold
Plumer, received l61.2Sl votes, to l64. 900
Tor all others of the anti Administration candi-
dates. thus there was a falling off in the De
meocratic vote of only 800 from 1854. whilst
the vote of the anti Administration party fell
OIL full 10000 during the same period Of time
NO one pIetends that these voters had changed
III their opposition to the Nebraska bill, or to
the policy and aims of the Democratic party
They simply did not vote. When, therefore,
they are brought out, as they will be, under
the excitement Of the present contest, they
Will cast their sutfrages in stern condemnation
of the outlages in Kanzas, instigated and sane
toned as they have been by Democratic adj
ministration.
But some may say that the opposition TO
the Democracy is divided, as they were last
fall. We respond to this, that upon a state
ticket, the opposition are unit. Under the
able auspices and efforts OF the Hen e. Joy
Morris aided and assisted by the sensible men
who composed the opposition in the last Cen
eral Assembly, convention was called at Har-
risburg in March last. That convention put
in nomination candidates acceptable to every
shade OF the anti administration party through
out the State. These. forces will cast united
and unbroken vote for the ticket. Its election
is, therefore, moral certainty.
The anti Buchanan party lost their State
ticket last fall and majority in both Houses,
simply by their intestine quarrels and foolish
divisions, whilst the Democracy We're every.
where unit throughout the State. Now the
opposition are united on q State ticket They
have everywhere united, or will unite upon
congressional, legislative, and county tickets.
Can there then be any doubt o. their success
in the October electionH We give it as our
honest impression, that even il both the Amer
lean senators from this city, whose terms ex
| pire this fall, be replaced by Democrats, the
anti Administration party will have major
| ity of five in the Senate. In the lower House
they will have handsome working majority
! And they will elect their State ticket bv
more than 10000 majority" The Times per.
tinently asks, If Mr. Buchanan possesses
| not enough strength to save his party in Octo-
Der, how can ne expect to carry the State in
! November r.
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WOR TER DAILY

RETURNED HoME.-We learn that our fellow
citizen, Geo. Jaques, Esq, was a passenger in
the Arabia, which arrived at Boston yesterday,
from Liverpool.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

For Snle.-The valuable estate of the late WIN A.
DRAPER situated Plantation Street. about one mile east
of the City HALL large DWELLING house, with
Barn Wood end Carriage House, partly new and in good
repair.
With about seven acres Of choice land in high state
Of cultivation, well stocked with great variety of Fruit
Trees young and in good bearing condition. selected with
care without regard to cost.
There is on the premises a failing well Of pure
soft water with many other convenences rendering the
place at once of the desirable to be found in the
city.
For further information inquire of EDWIN DRAPER 90
Front Street or Of the subscriber on the premises
JylL diff @. A. DRAPER, Administrator.
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MORE RAIN.-There was heavy thunder storm
at New York, on Wednesday night, accompanied
with abundance of rain, aud it extended as far
South as Washington, where it ragged with great
VIOLENCE.
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All kinds of summer goods be purchased cheaper
at BIZ ants than at any other establishment in Worcester
The whole toek must be so'd AID all who wish a good
trade are invited to give a call at Ne l54 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

ARSoIDs GLoBULes and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the towsa prices, by John O. Hill, 22s
Main st. Atretap also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
~ NO sIVre' myla DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

ISHALsToS DIR. C. Howard Marshall, Lung Physi
can, stl at TIE st Nicholas not- New York, Il be a
the BAY State House, all day Friday AM Saturday, Au
gust lst and u.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

The annual address at the Northamp.
ton Cattle Show, will be delivered by Alexan
der IL. Bullock, Of Worcester, on Tuesday af-
ternoon, Oct. 9TH the agricultural dinner
will DO provided on the following afternoon.
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BRooKs AND KEITT RB.ELEoTED-As was
supposed, the elections in Messrs Brooks and
Keitts districts, in South Carolina, have resulted
IN their unanimous reelection.
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a WEALTH OF CoPPER.-The vein Of con,
per on which the Minnesota Mine is situated,
!" pe'ng worked in different portions along its
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A New York correspondent Of the Boston

A New York correspondent Of the Boston
Journal, saysj-
ain conversation with Col Fremont, this
morning, asked him explicitly that might
authnritatively deny the story concerning his
religion--"C Colonel, are you Roman Catho-
lie r. TO which he replied-"I an not, nor
have ever been and but twice during my
natural life do remember to have been inside
Of Roman Catholic church.
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MRS,A. E. HUMPHREYS,

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND EMBROIDERY
Will receive pupils the above branches at s. LEON
ARDS, Harvard Place. Mrs II. also has a great variety
OF desirable patterns for Embroidery which she will mark
upon all kinds Of Woolen Silk, Cotton, OF Linen and
wcuf be grateful for the patronage friends and the
public.
Orders for marking can be left at PRATTS, 2OS Main
Street, where patterns be seen. jy2l deod&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

W have eceiyed from Washington report o.
tnscisguens speech Of Hon lin,y Wilson, in
thss,nate, onthe Or Of Jay, and shah takethe
earliest opportunity to lay it before our TeadsrS.
Mr. Wilson walked into the Border Rufians in
true sledes-hammeE style, and tho ehixalry wcro
badly troubled.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-01

Free from those narcotic ingredients which enter large
y into the composition of other pa ent medicines it
acts without injury to the system We sneak of
this valuable medicine from personal knotoiedge of its
effects Scarcely two years have elapsed since member
of ur family was raised from the very brink the grave
through its use; and in several subsequent cases where
has been administered in household it has never
once failed Of the desired effect We cheerully commend
1t to cur friends in the British Provinces and among 1.-THE
rest OF mankind as certain remedy nepient dis
of the lungs u
Always signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W. F0WLE, Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTS James Green, D. Scott NJ. B. Green, Charles
Clarke, Worcester; @. II Colburn. Leominser.
jy29 deodIw&wlt
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Extract from letter.
WAsHINTON. July Dc.

The leaves of the Register at Browns Ho
tel FOR THREE MONTHS IN 1852, HAVE BEEN
TORN OUT! in order to tear out the fact,
doubtless, that Alderman Fulner was there,
as he states, IN that gear.
(Ald. Fulmer, however, happens to have
possessed the bill OF Browns Hotel, which
was $50, 55, showing he was there as he states.
The receipt is on printed bill, signed J. II.
Kirkwood.)
Here, then, we have at last clinched the
date of ''Ald. Fulmer visit to Washington.
1t was during one of the three months in
1852" whose record has, as is alleged, sheen
torn OUT of the Hotel register And yet it
is known that Colonel Fremont was not in
Washington in 1852 at all. Thus are the ly-
ing scamps convicted by theirown testimony!
albany journal.
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A. p. w A RE.
Nos. l6S and no Main Street..

W orc e s ter,
Which continues heretofore to be conducted ,,o 81
N E PRICE SYSTEW';
The assortment of seasonable Clothing is now vsr,
large and contains in Prouson all the various STYLES -
garments now in vogue. adapted to all Sizes ages and
professions among which many styles Of superior as
ana beauty well worthy Of discriminating notice The
Y S DEP RTMENT,
Is in unusually full stock and will be found to be well de
serving the patronage Of the ''rsing generationn
q m d artment
I'm second story under the superintendence Of Mn
CHARLES BLANCHARD, (who has been long and vorabjv
known IN this community skiIlful artist contains
much the most extensive and desirable If pant
euus Sesnng and Coatngs, that has ever been exbfb.
tied at this Establishment to which win he added nc @
styles Of Foreign and Domestic fabrics as ft as thew
appear IN marke which will be sold at low prices b the
pec@ or yard, or made up to order in manner com5in
ing excellence with beauty ami entire satisfaction guar
10 all persons disposed to become patrons TO anv de
parment OF the establishment beg leave 10 tender an
earnest that their interest 10 less than their
wants VIII thereby be consulted and general satisfaction
abundantly secured. A. p WARR
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They ARE CAUGHT aid Fulmer'' stat
ed that he saw Col. Fremont in a Catholic
Church in Washington, in 1862. When it
was shown that Col, F. was not in Washing
ton that year, but in Europe the New York
Express said it did not give the date of Full
mer's visit to Washington. A few days since
the register in Browns Hotel was examined,
and no such name as "Fulmer' could be
found upon it, either in'5l, 80, or SO. This
"stunner' has elected the following =
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A Chance.-The subscriber will sell his place
consisting Of nearly House, Barn, and acres
Of land, with great variety of fruit 1t is situated on
Plantation Street, near the Boomingdae road II miles
from the City Hall Apply the premises, any day a-
ter p. M. FRANCIS G. NISNFR
VIZ dendAytf
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L
pray God devoutly it viii do so.'
BY MR.. MORSE OF LOUISIANA.
The southern man who will stand up and say
that he Is for the Union, now and forever is
more dangerous to the people he represents than
those who are in open hostility. II California be
trammeled with preamble declaring the terrific
rY now free, am willing to dissolve the Z uon -
BY MIR STANTON OF TENNESSEE.
" When the Wilmot proviso is adopted, and
the South are ready to walk out of the Union"
by SENATOR BUTLER OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
g do not make the salvation of the Union the
paramount question"
BY SENATOR MASON OF VIRGINIA.
" 1t is time the yoke was thrown off and the
question settled"
BY MR.. CoLCoCR OF GEORGIA.
. Ii the Wilmot proviso should pass in any
form, will introduce bill for the dissolution of
the Union"
BY MIR. MEAD OF VIRGINIA.
" II YOU exclude US, am not willing to submit.
= We intend to have the land peaceably if we
can, Jorcibly if we must"
BY MR. Melville OF MISSISSIPPI.
=" The people of the South know their rights
and will maintain them at all hazards even should
disunion result. The South must defend
their rights atthe expense of blood"
The following resolution was adopted at con-
gressional caucus of southern Democrats held in
Washington, in January, 1885,
ReSolred, That the dissolution of the Union
is preferable to the submission of the South to the
Wimot proviso."
The following toasts were drank ata Democrat
c 18th of July celebration at Atchison City, in
Kanzas -
DiSunion-By secession or Otherwise bea-
con of hope to an oppressed people, and the
surest remedy for southern wrongs. EnthuSias
tic cheers +"
" The city Of Atchison-May she before the
close Of the year 81 be the capits} of southern
republic. [Cheers.
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ably there is not less than $4,000, 600 in town
now seeking investure in such property
Richmond Despatch, Juiy 22d.
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THiRTY-FoURTH CoNGR Ess.

TUESDAY, July 20.
HoUsE.-Eoeniag Sss8ion.-Mr. Colfax in
the Chair.
Mr.. Kelsey of N Y, opposed slavery and
its extension, and favored the admission of
Kanzas with the Topeka Constitution.
Mr. Hoffman of Md, insisted upon the i'm
portance OF extending the time of naturaliza-
ton probation, to prevent political huckster-
ing or capital, and to preserve the Republic.
Mr.. Caruthers of Mo-, justified the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. The only pOlit-
ical act of his life that he was ashamed OF was
having Joined the Know Nothings, which act
he now repudiated. As an old line Wing, he
gave the reasons why he preferred Mr.. Buch-
auan to Mr.. Fillmore, who, he said, had no
chance OF an election.
Mr.. Tappan of n. H., in opposing slavery
extension, said that the Fremont party are
only contending for the application OF the
principle to Kanzas, which Jefferson propose
for all the Territories OF the United States in
1884. The Democracy are now leagued with
the slave power against freedom.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, July 30
SENATE.-The Senate discussed Mr.. But
lers bill for regulating the compensation of
members of Congress.
Mr.. Yulee. from the Post Office Committee
reported the bill authorizing the Post Master
General to contract with MIR. Vanderbilt for
carving the mail between Southampton and
New Yor,, with the amendment making it
the duty of the contractor to extend the trips
to Bremen or HAVE, OF those places alternate
ly, whenever required by the Post Master
General, without additional compensation for
the round voyage; Also providing that Aut-
werp may at any time, be substituted Tor
either Of these places.
Another amendment directs the Secretar Y
Of the Navy to give notice, as provided in the
act of June, 1852, to terminate the arrange.
ment Of the additional allowance for the trans
portation of the mail between New York aud
Liverpool in the Collins line of steamships.
The bill was the special order for Monday.
The bill containing the improvements in
the harbor OF Newark, N. j., gave rise to an
animated debate, involving the entire scope
of such questions.
Without disposing ofthe bill, the Senate ad-
journed.
HoUsE.-The bill! providing for the settle
ment of the claims Of the officers of the revo-
luton, and the widows and orphans of those
who died III service, was passed.
The hanzas election case was postponed I'M
til tomorrow, Mr.. Washburn of Maine giving
notice that he should then, at O. clock, move
the previous question.
The bill expediting the issue of patents for
confirmed land claims in California, was debat-
ed and tabled by three majority.
The fertilization bill was then taken up end
discussed, pending which the House ad-
journed.
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The Campbells are coming. See advertisement

MURDERER SENTENCED. -Corriveau, who muir
dered Miss Todd, at st. Thomas, Canada, in Jan
uary 1856. was sentenced, on Thursday morning,
to be hanged at Quebec, on the 26th of September
next.
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COMPosITOR yyANTED

~ ~
A GOOD COMPOsTFOR can find steady ern-,o-r.
oy applying at this Office, mmedistly. '''''
Ferry Davis Vegetable Pain KtlIa,
Nountarifyi conscen ously, and with much pleasnre NJ
commend 10 our readers the above named medri,
We sleak rom cur own observation and experience b
W. say uat removes pain if by magic from All t
OF lhr oody, apd is one Of the best medicines for c
daTrhaa, and removing the premonitory symrtoD1s
cholera. Sold by ?. HoLBsooK x Co. al d2tawST9o u
RICE & LSON.
Attorneys "nd CouRssIiors CT Inv.
No. Worcester Bank Block.
WORCESTER, MASS.
W. ". A'L~4si' L. L. NELSON
Jy3l dawtg '-''
HAMILTON A. HILL.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ar
No. Flags's RIoc -
Jy3O WORCESTER, MASS ds,
Purchasers of Clothing win find it greatly F.
eis advantage before purchasing, to the stock
nov in store, at the extensive 'N
ClOthinsand Tailoring TsfablisL
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The following extracts are selected from au-
thentic records Of opinions expressed by men, all
of whom are now prominent supporters of Blu
chanan or Fillmore =
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BY SENATOR YULEE

BY SENATOR YULEE OF FLORIDA
For my part, l am ready to proceed to ex-
IRENE measures, even to the dissolution of the
Union"
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DR.. j. CIawsOn Kelley. Analytical Physician.
eau be consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his Office
corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets, W rooster
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 7th and AN
Of August hoe OF CHARGE upon all diseases Of the I'M
man sygtcn. d6t&w2t iysO
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DIR. r.. WOODWARD
Has removed his office tn No 3 Elm st-net inos "a

ElectrO-ChemieaI Batba,-The proprietoy
o. me worcester Water Cure would announce 10 the pub
lie that they now have all the facilities for admniserin
these baths.
Worcester. Jan. %. 1855. Az
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COnsumpttOm Durable BY INHALATION
Boston Lung Institute, No 69t Summer street. Boston
DAVID fOUNGMAN, NJ. D., NJ. NJ. s. s., Examining
Physleon DR.. Youngman be consulted daily at liza
once, As above, from O'Clock A. NJ to- p NJ after
which he Will visit patients at their own residences II de-
sired. o. MORSE a 90 pronreiars
myB deod6yq,,
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whole extent. Its total length is over 10000
feet. For distance of so iathoms down, it
works richly, and without any sign of giving
out as works 90 deeper. If along its whole
length the vein viii work 10 the depth Of so
fathoms, then there are 22O, 900 fathoms yield
ing 1000 lbs per fathom; calling one-third
of this ground dead, the balance will yield
$4,000 tons of copper, worth at the present
rates the enormous sum of S29, $780, 900. Sew
eral European mines are worked at 1000 feet
and more, vertical distance below the surface.
Such q vertical distance would make on the
present inclination of the vein, about 466
tathoms depth, and would give in its whole
length l,2Sl,50 fathoms of ground, which
at the rate above named would Weld GAO, $50
tons of copper, worth at present rates $685.
3OO 600; and this is but one vein, while in
the Minnesota there are two others. proved to
be very rich, and no account has been taken
OF the richer counter lodes, branches and feed
ers, which everywhere form so important
part Of the miners weath.-Detrou Tribune,
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Special NOTICES.

DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention 10
Dleases Of the Eye. ONCE No. II Worcester Bank Block
my29
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Maternal PPotectiOn.-The following remedy
ouers 20 Mothers rs prepaIatory to successful partur
ton Taken few weeks before confinement gives tone
to the SYSTEM alaying all cramps and spasuodc witch
lhgs, false pains, and all other painful and unpleasant
symptoms.
The public ind bed to the celebrated PROF LIB
NEFZE N. D., H. X s., of Vienna, for this remedy IL
is universally used by the Royal Mothers of Europe.
Prce-Boxes Of 81 pills, Sli boxes ef "a pills, So cts.
The large boxes will be forwarded by mail the recep
ton Of 81, with full directions and advice.
o. ROBBINS M. D., OharostoEn,
iy23 W&SSt Sole Proprietor