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City Intelligence.

srn FOR MEDICAL SERVICES We have received long
communication from Doctor Elmer respecting his suit
against Mr.. Morgan, Of Albany for medical services in
which he admits the general ,urscy Of report
the case, which occurred timeast month"; but hs
wishes 10 explain hat his bil-sl, ,e62 bo-w1 solely
for elccuochemcal baths but includes $500 for money
paid out Of h and chsrgos for medicine and attend
ancc on Mr. Morgan and his wife for ak months.
TIx NArIoSAI WoSAS's RIoms CONVENTION meets TO-
morrow, Tuesday, at 1o A. NJ in the Tabernacle lucy
stone and o'hcrs will speak u the morning, Wendell
Phillips In the evening
Tr FIRE PEARI srprrr-The following IN the insu
rance OF Adams Spencer the nre No a32 Pearl street
Republic insurance Company, % 500; Clinton a. ooo
rrenens s2 500 Williamsburg City, 81 ooo stuyvesant
(on nxtures). $780,
Nav YoRK HosrrAt-The annexed Is the weekly 70
port Of the above institution TO November a. ls5e,-Re
naming November L. .ss; admitted TO November al
CO.. discharged, cured relieved 90; died g. remanina
al date, 200. Males, 2t2; females, SO.
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least ground TO believe that he would adhere 70 the prn
cples no professed

ciples no professed.
For some reason or other, best known TO himself he
chooses 10 vioste his engagements with me, and too
forms In language too plain 70 be msuno ersto0d that
pe s VIII not keep ns rsasn either Win me or Win Uaoa
and grandeur or this country He covery insinustes
and his subordinates openly charge that lam
and false when they and he know that my conduct has
been and rreproschable and the whole crowned
by an outrageous insult.
the ground Of his suspicious OF my want Of faith M
mere fetch to get rid of my well founded objections
his absurd operations IN regard 20 the Transit Company
new instance OF bis want Of honor, and Of bis bull
beaded obstnacy. Any sane man can see for himse
who in these matters 10 right When Mr.. Walkers drs
necessity to have = sIesdy and regular communca
ton with the United STATES in order TO receive aud
munitions he arrested and broke up the Transit ne
that he wants the moral and financial support of Eugan
and France be restores slavery and tho slave trade And
this he expects TO pass current for ability and statesman
shipl
can expect nothing, therefore, from hm-Cuba
expect nothing. ner gallant sons who for years have
of the Unxd States expect nothing from Mr. Walker.
They expect from him little service assistance
criminal weakness in me- therefore, TO remain silent uu
der the base and unfounded accusations brought against
or 70 hesitate to expose his progate and stupid con
duct do act Of duty both the people Of Cuba
and to that Of the United States.
therefore denounce Mr.. Walker az q man wanting in
faith. denounce him wanting In ordinary sagscy
and dvcreton denounce him false to the interests
well Of Cuba OF the United States. As 10 the charge
OF my having been an agent OF Mr. Vanderbilt It
Absurd 1t Is merely distortion Of the fact that
In favor OF accepting bis propositions
Az TO the Fl Dorado and Mr. j. p. Hess' brilliant idea,
that IA foreigner by birh raising thousand Amer
cans, TO tight Americans In Nicaragua argues esti
mate OF my influence with the gallant people Of this
Try that cannot quite accept, complimentary as s.
the tools OF Walker were not a. dull as they are nsolent
they could with half eye fo' what the Fl Dorado
meant. man Of honor does not abandon the axed
purposes Of hts life, because friends whom he
has depended prove false and ftness Ii too late now
unhappy, for tho avowa TO be matter Of consequence
But what have to say this head am not AFRAID TO
TO the world The Fl Dorado meant for Cuba. Bat
do not give Mr. Walkers understrappers credit for such
uncommon stupidity They know very well for what the
FL Dorado meant and they prevented her from going
from mean and malicious design to ipurc me. To
complrh that they willing 10 defeat my efsrts
annex Cuba 70 the United States Let the public ui ige
who are the traitors. d. DE GOICOURlA.
l22 East THIRTEENTH SRTKET,
New YORK, Nov. ~, 1855. +
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Our Relations siA Ncss Granada-OW Neso Envoy
General WAIisld, tie Kansas Delegate, dc.


OR Relations s0i1 Ness Gromada-OW Neso Envoy
General WAIGeld, TIE Kdsnas Delegate, dc.
Hon. Isaac y. Morse arrived here yesterday from New
Orleans having BEEN telegraph cd to by esAry Marcy
TO come immediately. He will 60 cut in The first
steamer that sas for Panama Envoy Extraordinary
New Granada. The object or his mission has already
been stated In the HsRAID HIS Instructions which are
being made out By Secretary Marcy, and with be In
readiness In fcw days, not exactly known butiuf
cent Is known however, 10 refuie the report put in cir
cuatou, few days since, that to the United
states OF municipal control over tho Panama Railroad
route, and strip Of the territory through which runs
had been about 10 be submitted TO
the New Granadian government. That there viii
be an amcable adjustment Of all the difficulties
nected with this delicate and intricate subject and
that too Satisfactorily 70 both govern ments here
for moment doubts. Mr. Morse is bosh gentleman and
scholar, and POSSESSES In high degree all the requi
sites for skilfa dipomatist
Gen. whitfield II expected here In few days. He will,
the rst day Of the session present credentials
delegate from the Territory Of Kansas, and demand
seat on the floor OF the House The black repubtcaDs
understand, will object This. OF course will bring tho
matter TO direct vole tie democrats have al their
srepgh here, Whitfield will undoubtedly obtain his seat
Bot IL s NOT at all likely they viii. unless there s
effort made TO bring them. The republicans will bo
The ground early, and viii do their beat TO defeat him.
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srrsxmn eourv-Uruun Moe ia, 1919, Iss, a, Ioes,
ca 800, a. 7l3, 1900 Tss iT2a, 272 1893, iso2 tll
2l7I, soe4 2oss, soes ana itis fTl, 23 lsos, 2soa
n20 Ell, rits, 25fi iss3 ao3 fce7 40, III ~ "a.
srrvsop Corr--Ncs. fse. 7si, fs,, 80. les SO Ni
ais oss GA psi nss ass eps ees, lea3, go tSis
,ess ltss ios, lef1 ieia ivss, lios, s,iim liOa tts
ijec liY iies, iis llse lisl. itS, Aak ilis, l.ss
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PRKfA AIRED ny ". n. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
List CT letters advertised in the NEW Yoax HERALD Fri.
day, Nov. Il, remaining in the Post Office New York,
uncsled for, mkdiHected:-
noeHos Housrs
Ausiir, sumner q Co. ad. G. " Jones Co.
vefited In letter A, Levi Bartlett Co., adver-
VIM NJ Brewster Co., tsed In letter L.
should be Son, VIM. X. Lewis n Brothers,
Bgeow, Ball knight, Norton, Converse Co.,
Converse, Harding 4 Co., Levi 7. Prescott Co.,
Flint, Peabody n 90, spesre Burke Co.,
VIM. H. Horton o., Tenney Ballister.
Albany HorSHs
Grant, Armstrong a co.. Higbee Dougias,
Mosely, Cary n %.
PHIrADyrPmA norspe
Apspsch, Reed Co., James Keal, sanbei %
Bennett A Co., intended for James, Kent,
:. W. Hldebrun a Co, In. o. z. Jamsey Co., Intend
tended for John NJ Hide "a for o 8 Janney Co.,
David Milne, Raignel 4 Co.,
wright, Brothers 4 Co.
BALTIMORE Housrs
Hodges Brothers, Isaac Reynolds a Sons,
coiumsus % opopnen, sss Wooarsss : sVS W;oerd,
List Of letters advertised In the Baltimore Sun Tues
day. Nov Is, remaining in the Post office, Baltimore
called for
Bum, Rsiquei 4 Co., Jones' white McCurdy,
Drexel n Co., Kporr Neoe,
pSSo .,.ss s.sSS:n .,%;:.,s ss,,s s,c,,sss CO
wassrSaros crry.
Gregory slaury.
Lisa of et,ers advertised in the Boston Herald wednes
day Nov 10 remaining in Post once, Boston, uncaled
ior;--
M blanchard a Brothers, HI. johnson a Co. beiev.
ssssIi,s; sssrs'Tss O., v:SS.s IN e. s.s., .,
Ivy rutlDUpsla nousxs
Cock sou. Jenkins CO.
b. q. Harsn Co, Rcbsrdsce ! %,
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PRkf AIRED ny ". n. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
LAST of letters advertised in the NKw yoax HxsAID, Fri
lay, Nov. n, remaining in the Post Office, New York.
. nc slled for misd,rected-
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COM. VANDERBILT IN REPLY TO MAJOR
HESS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NKw YORK, Nov. %, 1855
Ny attention has been called to your paper OF this
morning. containing letter Of Major HESS, In which Ia
found the following statement" In May June last Mr.
G. vanderbilt informed me, in his Office, No. Bowling
Green, that General Goicouria his AGENT" &C.
deem 1t 10 be my duty to all persons concerned say,
that In this matter Mr. Hess has greatly misunderstood
me- never intended to say to Mr. Hess that General
G,cours my agent, the agent Of the Accessory
Transit Company did General Goicour sustain that
position either TO myself or to the company s there
iore impossible that should have made the statement
which Mr. Hess has attributed TO much regret that
Nr. Hess should have drawn inference OF that
scrfption from anything that may have said In my in
terview with him, and In Justice TO General GoicourA
hasten 20 make this explanation. G. VANDERBILT
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Inore wss Stree 6ght" at democratic headquarters
ever the proposed dvison or the sois the other night
Inore "a unwrten history yet 70 be developed ebout
mceo Two onoAh (Berret md Hoover) In referencc 70
txer course at Cincinnati. will probably remain un-
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Police Intelligence.


Norx BRoxxR.-Abraham d. l.. whippe, mote broker
doing business No % william street. was taken Into
custody Saturday evening and brought before Justice
Osborne, at the Lower Police Court, the charge
bavipg defrauced Mr.. George Burst Of No. l4o water
street. out OF $780, The complainant in his afdavit
eges that on the l4th Of January last he drew proms
sorry note for $780, payable at three months TO the orde
OF kessrs. J. L. Burst Co., at the Mechanics and
Traders Bank Of Jersey City, and placed the in III
hands Of Mr. whppe for the purpose of raising $3.50
H. Mr. Burst ss Mat be gave positive orders 70 whip
po not 70 sell tho note but merely 10 leave as contera
security In the hands Of the party from whom ne wou
receive the loan On the 2th Of The month, Mr..
Burst alleges he gave Whpple second note for $3.50
tesred hintorase $500 on H. but not 70 reli Il any
eccount. On the 3oth Of March, Mr.. Burst,
whppe third note for $3.50 payable AZ four months,
apc desired him 10 rase $3.50 upon H. As In the case e
orders TO the broker 70 this note ba, merely to
OBTAIN loan upon IT, For the $500 Mr.. Burst
c,vcd loan Of only 5000 For the $3.50 one, loan Of
$50 only was enected and for the third of $780, Mr.
Burst received but 370 Since the above loans were ef
fcoied, the complainant discovered tina, wnippe had
actually sold all the notes TO Mr. John n. Hale mer
chant doing business In Cedar 's,ree the following
rAtes;-
For ,he $500 notc whipple received ......... saso
For the $3.50 note whipple received ........... $40
For the $3.50 no,e whipple received. ........... $40
To,al....................................slo Total. 81 oso
bA'hncc ~ ihvOr OF CompiauAnt''.. $6A0
According TO the allegations OF Mr. Burst viii be seen
from the above figures that no has deauded
soi0 10 which may be added tho interest his notes.
which were all paid at their maturity making In all q
exceeding s7o0. The complainant. therefore, prefers
crarge OF false pretence and against Mr.
Whppc alleging that the latter cheated him out Of $780,
and appropriated tie TO his The accused
WAS committed ter examination by Justice Osborne.
TRIBUTE O. RESPECT TO THE NDsoRY rn DsAD-Ths
Police Magistrates In their respective Courts adjourned
al noon yescrcsy out OF respect TO the memory
late Justice Boga ard with the attaches OF the Courts
thoy attended the fuIcTa OF one who had oug boen
connected with them IN official capacity. In oonse.
qlence Of this early sdjournnout business any
porsnce came under The observation OF our reporter
Nnain
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II win DO seen from the above that BuchanAns majority
over Fremont 9lo4, and that BsselPs majority
Richardson 4,72e Mier's majority Moore Us 2l,
3S2 The whole Anti Nebraska State toket Is elected
The majority against Buchanan is 2s 1897
VorS or VzRAOaT.-The total vote or the State falls
Short exacy forty three votes Of the vote OF ls4othe
heaviest poed comparison Of the figures is mot
without interest,"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28
NOTICE

'INHE StoskbOldeTs Of the '-Oro Telegraph Com
J. pAny," are hecoby requested to meet In Oroyiila
Tuesday, Nov, 2lst, 1856 for tho purpose OF organ
iEing sAid Company. hi7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13
Ie0irilrGs.

GLAD TFDENGS.-Df BROWN would say to
M Laites ana 9eaennsu REQ lIring medical advoaor
treatneni aFisg ION any cause. would 10 well Aru
at ms once l the American House Block) and oS1sn
him in regard $ their The Dr's long and SUCCESS
full practice in her cities the marvellous CUES he nar
ormsare uuqustio9a9e guarantees of his skill ami abil-
n.y. All secrets verbal or communicative. strictly
confidential
DR.. Browne is an advocate of Special practice and
eontequenty. has devoted twelve years Of study and
practice % ~ dies Of the g4ats! organs and deraage-
mems consequent upon sexual irregularities II anv one
male fsaie has periodicalhead ACHE twchng of the
eye lids, spspea0n of the visi1n dizziness pressure
Of blood ~ rent parts of the head palptati5n OF the
heart M feeling aud lack Of strength in the b4ek and
limbs, s Say sleep, with coated tongue IN the
ing % those dieases that the regular call
gesiois bronchitis, liver complaint Kidney disease &c.
al of which they are unable to reflect and call to
mind some excess abuse, or constitutional weakness of
the sexual organs and instead of Continuing With those
oId f7gg doctors who are jack all trades aud 90 to
DR. If1wne's Office, American House Block No. 2
up light Of stairs and have confidential tlk with hitn
he VII give yon more than information enough to
pensg for your trouble, and also you He can
be csued personally or by letter but would be better
to SEE lsln personally
Thsss ufferng from svphis whether of recent iuocu
laop long staining enough to poison the blood. it
awey3 does 10 badly treated cases, is treated by Dr.
Brek1ein manner peculiar to himself, and produces
CORES avery durable casen very short time Gonorrhaea
CURED IN short space of time, aui is done by medicine
ppared only by himsef that entails sickly glut to
hasat and wear out ones' e and make rather
taxa blessing dreamy discharges OF seminal fluid
aftfsted by the invaluable medicine Of DR.. Brownies
me ahiiced viii noce the above statements. Ladies
may cnnsu Dr. Browne without the slightest hesitation,
ana all confidence reposed in him will be roigously OBJ
served IN those cases where it becomes necessary for
them 10 be under his immediate for few DAYS rooms
and every convenience will be furnished and everything
conducted in the most secret manner. Married ladies
who fail to hear children and those whose health or cou
consult Dr. B. and may do it with hope Of deriving great
bereft DIFF n27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

NEW STORE! NEW GOODS I'LL a
Az WARREN has enlarged and fitted IN in the best
manner, the store formerly occupied by VIM AREor fcr
Toy, Var ely, Confectionery, Fruit, Nut seaat as
Beer, OYSTER Eating, and Ice Cream saloon ali OF mich
furnished In the best possible manner and AZ snch
Public are invited to call and examine my stock before
20 eoitf JOsEpfI q wABnIN
FL SIX EYS!-- D. RAWsoN has ON hand
INA large ASSORTMENT Of Door, Trunk, and Vaiise
heysl which be will 1T to order at short notice.
Also, on hHnd good assortment Of Trunks, Yalisfs,
and CARPET Bags, for sale wholesale aud RETAIL at No.
S53 Main street, mp stairs d3m %
- PERM AND HALE OF ~
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm OIL,
1000 a" Spring
$4,000 Bleached Winter Whale OIL,
For sole by G.s. A. J. HOWE,
... Worcester Bank Bio
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CARRTA G Z 81 CARRIAGES
ID. BLOOD "a Sons

81 .. BLOOD &c SONS
i HavuF taken the Old stand on Canal Street. formerly
cupiod By NR. WOOD, beg leave 70 Inform the pnbil
that they are prepared 70 70 AZ 10 order and viii
kosp Consistently on hand, All kknds Of ca fringe
made Of he best materials and workmanship. PaEoulaf
: atlo1Qpp yati v ~ kipds q Carriage Repainn6
f'N p sa "srh'N - ~ ~ ~ ~ 3lA4 ~ w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

The Climax Hair Tonic includes in its composition
manV OF the most potent known remedies II combined
wllhthe most elaborate care and with SO strict regard
to proportion that due effect given each ingredient
and the resutis comhi"aon elegant, recherche, and
unsurpassed in point Of efficacy by any other before the
public.
Just so long vitality exists in the hair the appca-
ton OF the Climax Bar Tonic cannot fail to be beneficial
It's invigora'ing influence will make itself percepube.
Its action by removing dandru and other Obstacles from
the scalp, destroys their whitening cts aud leaves the
way clear for nature to do her pant.
As compound for dressing the hair mpariug to it a
Stiffness gssiness and richness and also rendering the
stfest and drest hair susceptible of the mos tasteful
arrangements the Climax Hair Tonic will be found invalu
able. Nervous headaches frequently removed by
vigorous application of the Climax Hair Touic with
stiff brushing. II ~ sFHs
Possessing delicate color not liable to soil anything
with which it comes in contacted pleasant and de-
cided, yet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic, it what the proprietor has aimed to make it-a
compound at once elegant and efecti20 r. al unusual
intrinsic worth. ESQ .Ea d,
Sold in large bottles at twenty five cents per bottle
Prepared only by GEO r. SPURR, No, 20l Main st.,
Worcester, Mass, and sold bytraders generally
MO off u
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Dr. GRBENEmay be consulted personal-
" or by letter, free of charge Circulars sent free All
street, Boston,"
aedicine may be obtained of CHARLES CLARKE,
ooIHer OF man anu Pleasant streets, Worcester. Also
S"ouiais iteo' deod&wly n26
az EMARRABLE CURES by using the zen
az uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND HCMOR sYRilp
j. g. Stafford Of Lawrence testiaes to two cures ~
scrotua Of very aggravated character and of being him
self cured Of bad humor.
lucy Redman of Lawrence was cured of Kings EviltA
Mrs Fernald Lawrence, cured of cancer
Rhesa Bronson, Fan River, was cured of humors of a
years standing. "a
James w Hunt of Lawrence was cured of chronic Al,
hculty Of the chest, occasioned by humors.
81. thompson Of Lawrence was cured of bad hun,or
Matthias Shore, New Bedford was cured of bad humor
MRS. l. carlton, Lawrence, was cured of an unmstake
able Spider Cancer.
l. D. Reed, Great Falls, was cured Of cancer which
had eaten through his lip.
ach. " Nv ''o'u'
lady in Derry cured Of cancer.
Mr.. Carlton Of Lawrence was cured of BARRIERS, Itch
Mrs d. y. Swan Ct Lawrence was cured of humors in
ternal. AZ
r. Hail. Lawrence, wqs cured Of Sick Headache
caused by humors in the stomach.
The following is from distinguished druggist and
chemist, broadway, N VI
Ma O II. KENT: Dear slr-I have used your allied
ointment In my family and found it superior to anything
OF the Kind as healing preparation. Also my nepheS
tried II for neuralgia and entirely relieved him In louy
hours Respectfully yours,
April Q, 1865. o.HRING.
CHARLES II. KENT co., General Agents Law
renee, Mass.
Agents in Worcester, Charles Clarke, NJ b. Green a
Co.. Bush Co., and J. q Hill
Price Of Ointment 81. Syrup so cents.
ap19 deodGwly
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES'
DR.. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES

The combination of ingredients in DOCTOR DUPON-
cos G dom pills. are peri city harm
less. They have been used in the private practice
of old Dr. Duponco for 80 years, and thousands of
ladies testify to their great and neyerang success
in almost every case In correcting Irregularities, reev-
ing painful and distressing Denstuatnn particularly
the change Of life. From five to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complAint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands and win care you
oh nnel and nvigorate the whole system Ladies whose
health wilnot permit increase of family, will find
these Pills preventative For particulars see d-
rectons the box. Price Stand will he sent to ladies'
conddenliay, by mail by enclosing 81 to either Of the
following agents JAMES GREEN, Druggist, III NJ ,in
street. GEO r, SPUR8, 20l Main street, or DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street. Worcester, who is general Agent
for this city aud who will also supply dealers propre.
etor's prices. rUPoNCO. Proprietor, tlew York.
For sale by @. Crannall Son, Danelsonvie, Conn;
Robert Geer, Norwich; Weeks & Potter, Boston.
nils div =rH.I
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Onrllibuses.

NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN So
O M N / b u 8.
CHANGE OF TIME.-Monday June 0, 1856
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81, 81 and 1oa, A. NJ, and Ii, 81, and P. NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Alta 81, and II, A. M, and q, Al, and 9, P. NJ.
Leave Harrington Co ner at 9, P. M.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min,
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
WIN leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and II P. NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
ET Fare each way, 6 1 II cents.
je9 diff L. STONE, Proprietor.
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zg9RY D2. CLOUGH'S COLUMBIAN
DEE.E.G

These nils are getting uonderfu sale for new thing
market the reason they cure disease SO certainly
Dyspepsia, Liver Complain Headache Oostiyeless Piles,
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEMALES TO USE,
Under adeicate circumstances these Pills are the mos
mild innocent and certain of any medicine ever dscov
cred The proprietor is willing to forfeit the medicine in
all cases, il the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith
fully used. Powerful drostic purgstives generally dc
more hurt than good but these Pills not such ar
ce they are very mild and gentle but powerful to exs
pei and cure disease, and every family would do well to
keep them IL the house for use in preference to any Other
medicine Try these Pills, by all means Sold in Wor
ceser by D. Scott G. R. Souri, j. Green, and all medicine
dealers everywhere. BTR2 & FOSTER Boston, slus5y
40 instf ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

DBs HILL & JAsEpH-Srs: Lswill say that your medi-
cine has benefited me much Ny health is much better
than it was when commenced taking it. think it viii
cure me. Ihaye been troubled with the pain in my
head but once stree taking medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away Thinking
that you might Ike TO hear how getting along,
have taken the liberty address these lines you
1 remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. c.
Rutland, Nov. 8, 1854. d1y n3