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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23
Consumption cam be Cured

By DIR M.'s great improvement in Med
:n patents are not put to the trouble and expense of
Whiting hmi it is only Necessary t, state their Name Ace
Occupation, time sick, where disease is pain and
shere dumors or not Cough tight or otherwise matter
Iasea, appetite sleep, strength state of bowels these
particulars are all tha is requisite to know which wIfb
IN enclosed Six Dollars to DR.. Marshall diree ed to the
nay state House Worcester win give the Patient by re-
use them in together vito full written directions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23
MAIERIED.

In Lancaster 9th, by Rev. G. NJ Barto, Rev Earring
ton McTnre, ii Grafton, to Miss Caroline daughter Of
jacob Fisher, Esq of
IA Hazel Deli Santa Cruz County, Cal, Dec 25th, by
r. X Yests ESQ. M. Frank Lewis, formerly Of LaDcas-
ter Mass, to Matte D. daughter of Cap. Reed formerly
Of San jose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

JAMES q. VILLA MS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. els Main Street,
al -, WORCESTER, MASS. div
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CHAPLIN s. TILL,

CHAPLIN s. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
HENRY CHAPIE. o. H. TnLoTsoN.
Jan. II8b6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

This invoice of Linens purchased at great loss
to close up the Linen department Of the above Arm and
are now offered for sale at small advance to ensure
quick SALE The goods all in perfect order and are
warranted to be all Linen, and of the best make in the
world,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

rom the late hrm of RICHARDS TURNER, At .
Hrge discount from cost Of importation and shah offer the
lot for sale at our store, onI
MONDAY, Feb. 9th.
The lot consists in parto of
so doz. Doylies, at IS cents per dos.
80 doz. g. at sl,O5 per doE.
rs doz. at $1,sT per doE.
All the above would be cheaper than usually found
with 80 cents per doz. added
80 doc. Napkins at s1,25 per doc.
20 doz. at 81, as per doE
20 doz' at $3.50 per doE,
40 doc. at SAYS per dox.
The last lot named snow-drop patterns, with Dam
ask Border, all worth $500 per dog.
so IA Linen Covers.,bleacIled, at $1oO
As "a - atS12S
1854 +" very heavy, double danask, usua
price $780, only s1,5s.
90 super extra Damask 81 Covers, at $780, never re-
tailed for less than s2,T5
Also, 10 different lots .Damask Covers, all grades, at
equally low prices.
10 pieces seyeny-ave cent Linen sheetngs 81 wide.
ut the low price Of so cents
1o-4 Linen sheetngs, aFss ct 80 ct, and $500 Per
yard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

T.. A. GOODNOXV.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
ROOTS, SHOES, and RU BEERS
No. Mechanics Ran Building,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. diff mchs
T.. A. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ausO OGicc No. entraI Exchange. t
DIR. henry Sargent gives special ttention to
Diseases Of the Eye Office No IL Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

Woodward, 50; 2lst, Mr.. VIII
! O'Clock p. d., at his late res
Ids are invited to attend with
iward Prest formerly Of this
~, at 2 P. NJ.
! Martha Whitney, 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23

w. w. PR ATT,
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER
Office No. Flaggs Building, opposite the Bay Sta
j20 House, Worcester, Mass diff
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DIED.

DIED.
In this city, 22d Mrs Martha O. wife of Robert Par
ker. 63 years months.
Fnoers "Wednesday at II o'clock Relatives and friends
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DIR. LINN ELL

no NJ G ATHIsTl
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
to s P. M. No. 6 Walnut ST
Worcester, May %. 1855
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Drp GOODS.
RANK RUPT sToCK ~
LINEN GOODS.
IMPORTANT to HoUsEKEEpERs,

We have Just purchased the whole stock Of Linen Goods
from the late FRA of RICHARDS TURNER, q. .
large discount from cost Of importation and shah offer the
lot for sale at our store, onJ
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Neu a0uc ctisente1.s.

RHONSoN ACADEMy.-Taen next Term of IS
y 2 eks VIII commence EDN Is DAY, the 18th day
OF April Parents who wish u have their sons and
aaoshers surrounded by rfaeuces regarded highly "a
vorsbe to iaellt and moral Improvement are iagit
ed to TatroHizs she school JAMES TUFTS
~ dead3w6w4t Principal.
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FRONTING LINENS.

The last grade named 10 warranted to DO equal to any
linen, usually found at % cents per yard.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

Oct. 27.-The following officers have
been assigned to the sloop-ofwar Vaudalia
which is to join the Pacific Squadrod, viz
Commodore Sinclair, Lieuts Brown. Gallo
well. Jno. L. Davis. Fry. G Glosseli; Acting
Master, Babcock; Surgeon, Wilson; Asst
surgeon; Trist; Purser, jackson.
: The officers Of the Banks of the District
of Columbia at meeting held to-day, re-
solved to receive the notes Of the following
banks as currency, VIE: Bank of the Ne
tropolis, Bank of Washington, Patriotic
BaGk, Washington D. C Bank Of Com
meree and Farmers & Mechanics Bank oI
Georgetown, and all the banks OF Baltimore,
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Iowa Election

The Iowa City Republican of the l7th,
thus exuI.s:
The returns already received, leave not a
shadow of of doubt of a brilliant Republi-
can victory in this State. We have un-
doubte'ly, elected both branches of the
Legislature, and Republican Governor and
Lieut.. Governor, by at least 5000 majority
We have heard from most of the heavy
counties. ard thus far the figure more Than
meet our most sanguine anticipalions. low q
TAX her rlace in the Republican line -
Her intelligent citizen, t. Il hard contes: ed
fight, have rebuaed 'he demagogusm lha,
has appealed to the basest passions in o. del
10 get pcs ession OF piacs ami psscr. The
suhserviency OF Jones is rebnked, and the
place he occupies in the Senate viii be fit
ed BY nsu who will fifty represent com,
munity OF freemen, hostile to the aggressien ns
OF slavery.
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America Triumphant.

One of the American horses in England
has won race at last, and Dir. Ten Brock S
Prioress has goriously redee med the honors
OF the American turf. 1t looks as if he had
been holding back for large. prize, for he
now comes in the winner of stakes said to
exceed $40 900 in value. This will be ex
hlerating news for American sporismen.-
The account OF the race comes BY telegraph
from New Xork as follows:
"Thirty-four horses ran for the Cesarw ich
cup, and the first trial resulted in a dead
heat between Prioress. Et HAHN and Queen
Bess. On The deciding heat, Prieress, the
American, won by length and hall, amid
great cheering The American horse
Lecoalpte Is dead.
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The GREAT CukrKDERAcY "A: the meet.
ing OF the sext Congress two new Stales
y i'll be in readiness for admission into the
UniOn-Minnssota and Oregon. The pro-
gress made thus far fully warrants the ex-
pectation. The constitution sof Minnesota
prohibits slavery. What position Oregon
will taks on the same subject is as yet un-
certain. In effect, however, Oregon is and
will continue TO be a free State. These
will increase the members of the confrd-
eracy TO ihirty-three, witho counting
Kansas, whose admission in some shape
NOW seems imminent. The Constitutional
Convention of Kansas will meet ogain in a
few days, resume and conclude its labors,
sHd the constitution thus framed will either
be submitted to a popular vote or sent to
Congress without such endorsement. At
the approaching 8, ssion of Congress, there
fore, the Union will he materially increased
in members. Steps will also, no doubt, be
taken to organize The new territories Of
Arizpnia, Dacotah and Carson, thus raising
the Eumber Of territories to the same tota
as at present.-Phu. American.
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Hollo,ooy,s PiAs-Persons of bilio,

HollosOoy's Pills Hs-Persons of bilious
habit, or who are liable 10 attacks dyspepsia
should fortify their systems against the re-
laxating heat OF Summer by course OF this
mild apsrient and Alternative in the Spring.
1t not only regulates the secretious, and re-
moves .Obstru, tiOns from the bowels, but
braces and re-yitalizes the digestive powers
when weakened by indulgence, or rendered
torpid by 8 sedentary life. The testimony
of invalids OF both sexes and all ages in
every purI Of the ohe, demonstrates beyond
question that all internal diseases not re-
sulting from maliormaiion are capable oi
being cured by this great remedy
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cn.zEn WITH PRospER1r1.-Ths

CRAzED WITH .PRosPERIrI.-The Ne,O
York Post states that few months since
a partner in a com nercial house in that city
was seized with insanity, said to have been
caused by the unparalleled prosperity of the
concern, which had made profit in one
year OF 81 100000. His own estate was
valued al two and a half millions. He died
at the Lunatic Asylum. His madness was
unnecessary, for the other day, this wealthy
firm failed, having been obliged to take $50,
900 for one thousand shares of Illinois Cen
trsl stock, which was worth short time
since, $500 900. AN these events have oc-
cured within one year and half.
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Marrifa.

On the 22d nst by Rev. J. E. McGAw. Mr.
tsEORGE u NcKOWEN, and Miss FLORENCE
HOVk EFT, both .: Martins Ferry. Belmont co
Ohio.
Ont 22d inst. by Rev JOIN MoFFAT, Mr.
LAMBERT PHIL a, : and Miss SARAH JANE
WAkNOCk.
AT the EAGLE HOTEL on the 9Th inst. by the
same, Mr. JOHN Il. TODD. and Miss MARY J.
NJ w. TODD
On Thursday, the 22d inst, by Rev. R. E. Ca.
RoTHERs. Mr.. HENRY BEEN, Jr-, and Miss
MARGARET CLARK. both OF this county.
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MANY TEACHERS.

To DESTROY CRIcKETs.-Put Scotch
sunff upon the hole where they come out.
A friend of ours vouches for the efficacy
of the above remedy. He says he tried it,
and on going to the hole the next MORN
ing, he picked up dOube-handful of crick
cts: each of which on examination, proved
to have broken neck. produced by excess.
i've sneezing. Democratic Era.
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MEXICAN NEws-GEsERAL NPILLsw

MEXICAN NEws-GEsERAL NPILLew's
LETTER II MEXICO advices from
Mexico say:
1.-The radical papers, as might be suppo.
sed, make very good use of the Pillow let
ter, touching the armstice before the city
of Mexico. The name of Antonio Lopez
de Santa Anna is published IN flaming cap
itals at the head OF their columns, as "ths
traitor who sold his country to tine Yam
KEGS for million of dollars" receiving
ten thousand thereof down."
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ROAD NOTICE,
HEREBY GIVEN THAT

Y apetition will he presented to the Commits
s0ners of Belmont county at their December Ses-
sion praying alt the county road along the Lank
OF the Oh River, in Putnsy ship. and Belmont
county, The Southern boundary line, fol lows:
to leave the old roaS al the South end of 'he new
stone house of John u. Gardner and James u Gill.
and ab0ve the old track of the road. southerly,
directly in front the mouth of the slope into the
coal hank. and terminate in the old road after
crossing ihe inc nall one story house own
ed by Robert CTangie, being the first house on his
land, and his North line. and TO have the old
road vacated bet ween tho sc points ocI54w
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6yThis .s certainly IN age OF wonders
and We are privileged people who live in
shis age Among the great events over
which we should rejoice is the chance, only
70 be enjoyed once IN an age of getting any
thing you want. .. such reasonable rates.
MArsa q TArtoR, Main St. Wheeling
are ready to furnish all classes with al
styles soi dry goods at all prices.
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FOR SALE.

Il sale the property which he now occup les near
81. Clairsve. Ohio The dwelling is -
cottage frame, 42x36 feet, story twelve feet,-s
contains seven apartments, is built of good S35S8
material and is finished in superior style. The -z-
ouhuildings are stahling, carriage house, &c. The
land connected with the buildings is 1--WE divi
ded in 10 meadow, pasture, orchard and garden The
orchard contains abOu. hit! Apple Trees, comprising
various kinds. from the earliest the latest; twenty
of natural Peach, and eighty of the finest
cites, ripeniIg from AUGUST 10 the last OF October.
and in the hest possible condition The garden con-
iains choice variety of ornamental trees and shrubs,
cuuants, varieties of goOseberIy strawberry, rasp-
berry. grape, pear. Cherry and plum.
NPAny person desiring a retired. comfortable
residence will do well TO look this property,
can be examined a, any time.
jy!6l ALEX. YOUNG.
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0your readers will please observe the
sdvertisemeus sf T. CAsrwnIsHr. Also
that cf HKxRY KuRrz. HENRY is one of
those men We like to recommend. don't for
get hiu..
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BALrrxoRE AHp OHIO RAIL RoAD.-By
the following report of the receipts OF this
road. for the year ending Sept. 80, COM
pared With the previous year, il will be seen
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nySome one must have been putting
emptyings Under the Ohio. At any rate 1t
has raised good deal within the last week.
-Demoeratic Era.
That's strange. when it has been going
lo,cn all the time.
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1ieb.

On the 23d inst, VIM. H. LEW Is, eldest son o
REEcE and SARAH JANE LEWIS, aged Ia years, clio
sed his eyes to the scenes Of earth in his souihiu
vigor. Just when the opening bud was bursting In
10 manhood. And thus We are called upon ~ re
cord the death Of one OF the most smiab'e yuuth
in our neighborhood, one who never suffered Pro
ianity, obscene language. or acts $50 common Il
the young) T. bespot mar his mo ais, in a word
he WIS Tree from turpeiude, maniv and dignltlet
all his walks affectonal. AMI obedient TO his pa
rents. endesvoring always To x. rcise his brigh
iDieliect in q becoming and useful manner. Be
in iull o vigor and ambition he haA b.gun Ia LAY
l.is plans tor useful life, but, aias al an unex
pc el moment He was speech y cui on oy hemOT
Thage vi tine bowels Of typhoid eyor.
icrtw, i've houTs bti It The lamp of liir cessec
to flicker in its tabernacle OF mortality the remain
ing spark would a tpear al tunes enlIely exun'
guished, then brignled up uli the tiickering tane
could again lie seen bu; stll appeared actually dy'
ing and unconscious 10 al earthly objects. until
fifteen minutes beord his death, he opened his eyes
with the brightness of healtb. fixed thcm On lis
maternal friend that was standing by and as II TO
cheer her in MS expiring moments speaks ths ION
dest and dearest at all names, Mother, mother,
some water" which was instantly supplied by her
kind and tremulous hand. He drank the delicious
1uid. Strengthened out. and alter short st.ugg e
tell into the cold embrace OF death.
And while We sympathize with these parents in
Their sore bsreuvement, we feel that Ihey have
CduSt W ADt SdNlOui. up
his Jewels, has taken anIiabie u son To nil a
vaca4cy in h"av.n.
Then, o iond Mother and Father, find consola
lation III knowing that thou ait the parents oil an
angel.
And weep not for the departed,
For the capuve spirit Tree,
Your loved one anu true hearted,
Who has crossed hes ~intry sea-
Youmay say he has faded,
Like the early flowers of spring,
And his grave will soon be shaded
BY the oaks dropping wing.
That reptiles will be creeping
In the midnight dark and lone,
Where the sun you loved is sleeping,
Where the night winds make their moan
And you weep that youth and beauty,
In It's bloom, should thus decay,
That death shou Id do his duty,
And summon WILLIE away.
Know ye not that withered flowers,
When the wintry tturms are o'er,
Bloom again in bt btauues bowers,
On tn joyous streanleis shore.
Know We not that vu;ceess rivers
Aound with winters icy chains,
Bright, rosy spring de iivers,
And that WILLIE will sing again.
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A~The only run on the banks we hsve
had was that Of q fellow who took The bsnk OF
- Ohio n'pursuit OF downward steamer.
-DeMocrat,e Ers.
Worse and worse, did he bring it back
againi
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sst fly from it. They viii approach nearer
and nearer, saying "ohe step is nuthi lg, one
move forward cannot place me In reach OF
danger" All, friend, it ldoa't take many
stsps to carry Us a great distance. The
nearer you go the stronger grows the cur.
rent, the harder it is to manage your boat;
one step only shows that smother will show
more, and SO it is until you lose your oars,
you grow helpless, yeu wh.rl madly round,
grow dizzy. and, ST last, all thai is left of
the form that made glad some heart and
home, is the wild, desPairing shrek that
floats on the wind az the waves close, to
open for that one never. / can't conceive
how men who are possessed of reason and
intellect can so throw themselves helplessly
on a stream thst they kRoso leads to desruc-
tion-give themselves iEte the control of
such a monster as Rum. | can't compre-
bend why "men will put an enemy in their
mouths to steal away their brains" How
can they love anything that has done So
much harm! can't "see through h"'-
Will some enlighten mel VIII some one
expound the philosophy of the matter for
my especial qualification, ! pause for in
formation.
There Is subject ! want to hear Edith
and the rest OF the saBctum frequeBters dis
cuss. That is-Woman's Rights. |
think it would be so much fun to got up q
confsb on that subject. That is if they
weren't ali Of one opinion. Who'll begin!
Who'll .pitch IN" first!
What did you remark, Mr.. Chsirman,-
My times up, ., dear! was just going
to plunge into long and eloquent discussion
on the merits and denerits of women in
general. Bul if must, must. So good
Bye
Yours, reckon,
FAH TAz MAYGoR /. A.
P. s HuRRAH FOR CEASE. By the
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6JCommon Pleas Court commences
next Tuesday. Judge nAssH is expected to
preside.
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TEACHERS OF BELMONT COUNI

TEACHERS OF BELMONT COUNTY,
Ohio. with all others interested; are re-
spectfully invited to meet at BARNE s.
WILLIE, Ohio, on Friday and Saturday, Nov
9th and 7th, 1857, for the purpose of re-ol
ganizing Teat hers Institute.
MANY TEACHERS.
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Ntlu a0bertistments.
Probate Court.

IrOOate court.
The State of Ohio Belmont County, IS
y OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! the following named Executors Admin: sira.
tors and Guardians have filed their accounts and
vouchers IN my flee for settlement, to wit:
James GAS, Guardian OF John Messengers heirs
Thu Das Asn, Guardian OF Sarah Ann Parry
John II Piper and David SaSeIs, Adm'rs Of Amos
Kelsey, dec d.
Joseph s. Robinson, Ear of Samuel Robinson
decd.
Braudus and Edward Bethel, EI'Is of Henry Beth
el. decd.
Ammon Ewers, Ex'r of John Evers. decd.
AmmOn Ewers. Adm r of Patty Ewers, decd.
James Moore Admir- de bonis non OF VIM. John
son, decd.
Cyrus G. Ewers Qua rdian IF Eden J. Ewers.
James and John GLADDEN., Adm'rs OF Jacob Glad
den, decd.
he first five above named accounts will he for
hearing and settlement the l9ih, and the five last
on the 2Th days of November next
DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
Oct. e9. 1857.
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/ A / L

Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEM
~ SELIES INJECTED to Ie hy Note, scnd,
Mortgage or uiherw Use, earnestly rogue sled t0
nav of the same their Indebtedness nay fall due;
in no case III wait iorger for the same than the
first day of March next. Payment to William Book
er. Esq, of ~ CairsvIle, can he made the same as
to personally, he is fully authorized % re-
ceive aud receipt in every case whatever
seIul JACOR ERASTtTS GROVE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29

0hrTbe School Teachers Examination.
win be held at its usual place Of meeting
November 4th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29

Gentlemen, as for your de-
partment ii is complete, for have a choice, stock
of COATS, and can it anu suit either old or young
in price, quality and size. feel confident that ANY
one who wants can al least save money bS calling
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Yours, | reckon,

FAH TAz MAYGoR I. A.
P. s HuRRAH FoR CEASE! By the
way, wonder if the weather amt Locof1co,
It's been SO Srum ever since the election.
FAN.
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&pfaI yntfIIigerlts.
q. o. r. R. Time Table for the
Stations In Belmont County.

Depend uPos this MI 1afths, hsuSs TI an ,,.,,
erxseos- s.p, %. 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29

In cases o Salt Rheum, where medical waters, o.
piOus and every recipe Uf the pharmacypea nave
oruyed useless The DIN ment will accomplish thor
oush Fever So. es heal quickly under its iniu-
aud its relaxing elect upon contracted sinews Is
any wonderful.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29
DiSch;srying ulcers.

A most remary able aud happy change produced
in the appe rance Indignant ulcers after few ap
nj locations o this Ointment. The surrounding red
ness van jshes and granues of hea hy flesh hesin
lake Inc place of the discharged matter This pro
cess goes on or less rapidly until the orIiice y
iIIed NJ lh sound MATERIAL and the ulcer radically
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AGENTS WANTED.
CH Ids & PETERSON,
PUBLISHERS,
COZ, Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.

J. b. LIPPlNCoTT Il CO., 20, North Fourth st
Philadelphia; PHILLIPS, SAMPSON 4 CO.. J3
Winter street, Boston, SHELDON, BLAKEMoRE
& CO., us, Nassaa street. New York; G. p. PUT.
NAM L CO.. 3el, Broadway, New York; APPLE
GAZE CO., 10, Main street, Cincinnati; q. q.
lGRiGGs Il co. Ill, Lake street, Chicago.
au66w
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a Word TO MCri,crS

The young the most frequent sufferers rom eI
teTusI INJURIES and therefore every mother shoul'
have this lie alng preparation constantly al hand
is an absolute specnc for sOre breasts and quickly
removes the enCrusied sores which semeiimes dis
figure the heads and faces Of children.
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significant Facts

This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet cure for scor
butic affections and the hest possible remedy for
wounds and bruises. Large supplies of il have re-
Gently Leen ordered by the Sultan OF Turkey of hos
piiaI purposes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29
Rheumatism ScrOiula, Erysipe.
las.

These are among the most terrible and organizing
disea Of the muscles, the esIy fibre and The skin
yet in their worst FORMS and seemingly ncura-
he, they inva iably disappear under perseve-Ing
application OF this soOth ing healing aniidoe 10 pam
and inflammation
Salt Rheunl, Fever Sores, Stia
I0inrS