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w OFceetcr Water Cure, open Summer and
Winter Electro Chemical Baths are used in some cases
Once hours from to P NJ. Out door practice attended
to as heretofore. For terms &C., address
mch7 d&wtf s. ROGERS. M D.
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e. w. w. PRAT n
= oNSTA BILE AND AUCTTONEER
ofhce No Fagg's Building, opposite the Bay State
J2O House, Worcester Mass dtf
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MILFoRD,-The Bay State learns that on Mon
day night an officer of Milford had arrest to
make in that town of a fellow, for some petty Of
fence While engaged in the discharge of his
duty the wife of the prisoner seized the tea-ket-
tie, which filled with boiling water, and
threw it at the officer. Instead of hitting him,
it took her husband full in the breast, scalding
him severely. He is lodged in Summer street at
this time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

FIRE.-The elevators and grain warehouse
of the Toledo, Wabash, and Western Railroad
company, were destroyed by fire May 10Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21
THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy.
By The American Telegraph Compsny's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

SAD ACCIDENT occurred at Sandusky,
Ohio, May 18th, on vessel being built by
Capt. Dibble. The mast broke and fell, Sc
yerely injuring Eve men, named Charles Nc
kinney, John Potter, Capt. Dibble, John
Hill, and George Littlejohn. Potter died on
Monday afternoon. The others are not dan
gerously injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

+ COsIiyeness and Dyspc ps1n.-DR. HARRI
SONS PERISFALTIC LOZGNGEs cure Dizziness. Head
ache Sour Stomach Fatuenoe and every form Of Ipdi
gestion. They Tonic and and Laxative operate with
out pain, and differ from all physical pills. For PILES
and all symptoms incident to females especially in the
young, they are incompatible, They give color 10 he
Blood and action Of the Liver, and assist nature Pre-
scribed by all Physicians.
or sale BY the PROPRIETOR No FREMONT TE,Etr and
by all Druggiats deod&w6m ncbA
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DEVENs. BOAR, 4 IN

DEVENs' BOAR, 4 HILL,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT rAy
No. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
Oh4S DEVBNs, JR GEO. +. HoAR, j. HENRY HuL.
j9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

JAMES o. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, ATTAW
No. 21S Mnkn Street.
"a WORCESTER, MASS. div
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L. b, NICHOLS, M. d..
HO VI E0P ATHIC PHYSICIAN
oFFioE AND RESIDENCE liz MAIN ST. oFFIoE HOUR
FROM ITO 8, AND Z TO 8 O'CLOCK P. NJ
Worcester, 0ct. 20. 1853.
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The undersigned having used the Cement Drain Pipes
manufactured by james q Peck. No. 8S Mechanic street.
Worcester most cheeruly bear their testimony as 10 he
neainess, convenience, and durability Of the article So
ias as we can judge the Cement Pipes are cheaper and
better and more lasting than any thing that has yet been
cJntryed for the drainage OF cellars, sInkg, Nc
EDWARD EARLE, H. NJ TOWER
HENRY W. MILLER No. ~ RouEns
0. d. MErOALF, MARSHALL Mills.
WIN. Y. CLARK, GEORGE w. BARTONA
DANIEL s BURGESS, Il. b. sT0DpARD.
Worcester, April is, 1851 du ap20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

Coroner Connery's case, in New York, was
dismissed, yesterday, by Gov. King.
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Worcester, Mass.

o. H. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY 6 COUNSELLOR AT Law
No s. Brinley Hall,
mh9l DIFF Worcester Etos
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
DRAPER & CLARK,

81 and SO Front street receiving from different -four
eli at Che lowest cash price quarry Mills Samuel D
cyl Louis Chaplin, j. @. Stone, E. II. Beach Hartland
Mills, Delphi Mills, Farmers Mills and many other brands
with half barrels of various qualities; also, Corn Rye
and Meal, Beans, Butter, &c Also, Lime Cement Cal
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover Seed
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AND CHILDREN's
Observation-Disclosures the call, in another column,
for the County Convention, at the City Hall, to.
morrow The Children's Festival will come offat
Mechqnics's Hail. and be addressed by that vet
era in the cause, Peter Sinclair of Scotland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

PANORAMA OF KANzAs. = This evening, at
Brinley Hall, will be opened Fitzgbbon's panor-
anna of Kanzas and the Indian country. See ad-
vertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

WORCESTER THEATRE-Another Beaeft.-We
hear desire expressed, on the part of many Of
our citizens, for another performance, for the
benefit of those members of Mr.. MarshalPs ex-
cellent dramatic corps, eight in number, that have
not had extended to them beneficiary night.
We understand that in case this wish is complied
with, Friday (to-morrow) evening will be selected
for the occasion, when it is to be hoped there will
be a large attendance, should the entertainment
come off, as we trust it will.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

CHANGE OF TIME,-On and after Monday next,
May 25th the first train for Boston will leave at
quarter before seven, instead of seven, as now
and the four o'clock, P. M, train will leave at
five, and the half-past ten o'clock, P NJ, train at
half-past eleven, P. NJ. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21
senator Butler Recovering,
RaiIrond CcIebrn,io,,.

The latest intelligence is that Senator Butler
# South Carolina is rapidly recovering.
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The Alpine Hair Balin Is so sure 10 bring
GRAY HAIR 10 its NATURAL COLOR that many snn
the roots Of the Hair healthy eauses it TO turn the orig
iial color and keeps it from coming out
FOR sac ~ j. Y. HILL, NJ, b. GREEN Il Co. DA-
NlD eOOLT. CHARLES SIBLEY, GEO. r. BPURR
and JAMES GREEN. de3dv6m - 10 10
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g. F.. CUSHMAN.
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE
Boom IN connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
No American House Block, Worcester
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LOCAL NE VS.
Supreme judicial COurt-SPeeinI Term,
May, 1851.
PreSent-JUsTICgs DEWEY, MERRIcK, and
THOMAS. JUDGE DEWEY presiding.
Murder of Peter & Mary NaughtOn,

TRIAL OF JOAN GLYNN,
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The friends of tenn
perance should bear in mind the call for meet
ing, this afternoon, at the lecture room in Me-
chanics Hall Building, to select delegates to the
County Convention, tomorrow
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G r % r. r Q Z Z
Successor to L. Il. LszelI)
WHOLESALE s RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate ard Foil Mineral Teeth aud
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
syrups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. DIFF f26
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LUrnER's cLoTnING house.

The Style of Goods, Excellent Workmanship, and
Superior Fit Of all our Garments, as well as
the astonishing
l. . w II II q II $
at which we sell them makes it an object for every
10 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

SPRING AND SUMMER
O L o T H N G.
Ever exhibited in this City
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Mothers, Mothers. M0lhers. AN oIn
NURSE FOR CHILDREN Don't fail to procure Mrs.
Minsow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teething 1t has
no squai on Earth No mother who has tried Mrs. Wins
lows sooTHNG SYRUP for Children will ever consent 10
et her child pass through the Distressing and critical pc
Rod OF eething without the aid Of this invaluable prem
aration. If life aad health can be estimated by dollars
and cents, 1t Is worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles 1f Mrs. Wins owls SoorH1Ns sYRup
are sold every year in the United States.
PRICE ONLY 20 GENTS A BOTTLE
Sold OF proprietor's prices, by NJ. b. GREEN & Co
GEO r. sPURR, and Druggists generally.
ap2l d&w6m
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For tie GoUernment-P. EMORY AIDRIcH, Dis
uiet Attorney, and JOHN II. CLIFFORD, At.
torney General.
For The Detence-wM. S. DAVIS, Esq, and
CHARLES DEvENs, JR., ESQ.
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Our Stock Of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, In all its
Endless VnrieIy!
And we feel assured that by continued attention 10 the
wants Of each and all customers, We shall merit
share OF public patronage heretofore Literally bestow-
ed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-21

Slate for RoGfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality and lay in
the best manner, on the most satisfactory terms Sam.
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
8p13 DIFF JOHN BARNARD.
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 1 Lincoln HOuso Block.
APPS DIFF
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d R. j. M. RICE
OMce No. Huntington Block,
Corner OF Main and Front Streets.
A. rengisRs Designer and Eugrayer upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank Entrance I41
Main street, VrEse Crescent Street All orders with
meet Slf5nT' te' sioD Particular attention paid {
drau % ~ dec30
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SENATE.--The following bills, &C., were
passed to be engrossed. 10 fix the salaries of
the District Attorneys for the Northern, East
ern and Southern Districts concerning the
crime of Embezzlement; in relation to the
State Printing; to repeal chapter l6S Of the
acts Of 1853 authorizing L. IL. & Kate E.
Rogers to sell real estate; concerning drains
and sewers in the city of Boston.
The Tunnel Loan Bill was also passed to
be engrossed, an amendment offered by Mr..
Mixter, that the subscription of 5000 200
should be an unconditional cash subscription,
being rejected.
The Senate then took recess until .
o'clock.
HousE'-Ihe following bills and resolves
were passad to be en- rossed :--Concerning
the Neponset Bridge and Braintree and Wey.
mouth Turnpike; exempting certain vessels
from compulsory pilotage; authorizing pass
ports; concerning the repairs and furniture
tor the state House in relation to the trials
OF llbels Tor divorce concerning school houses
and other public buildings.
Ihe House refused to reconsider the vote
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
TESTIMONIAL.
LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. G.,

LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. e.,
May II, 1857.
Dr. J. A. CLoPr1oN: Dear Sir:-Yours of May 6. was
received home Jamestown, Guord Coz yesterday but
had then time came here to-day court
and made inquiry the which had been under
your and attention. and learned that two very mpor
tan had been effected by medicines. That of
Mr.. Samuel Bingham of Mocksve and Archibald P. Car
ter ESQ.,, of Davie county. who willing to testify in
your behalf in the suit had it not been settled Mr. Mabry
also referring to important of young lady that
at his house she went on her way to you.
have small hard, dry scab my cheek which is get
ting little Doctor what will it 1t has been
there for several years.
Most Respe fully,
GEORGE c. MENDENHALL.
June 2, 1857 55-sw2m.
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dates for Congress in the thirteen Distri

Distribution made the test everywhere. The
Democrats met it boldly, and see the result Not
word was said about Catholics ard foreigners. but it
was n"-''disribution"- "distribution
and "our share of the public lands" A few days
before the election the Richmond Wing made the
following appeal:
GALL HANDS TO THE REscUE.-We entreat the
friends of Distribution wherever voice reach
before the day of election, to devote themselves
with the energy and zeal that becomes them in be-
half of the election of their candidates. the pros
poets are truly encouraging for the of
raj of the distribution canddats for Congress, and
we would urge every distribution voter, in every
district and county, do his whole duty, and srug
gle like men to ensure their triumph. From now
until the sun goes down on Thursday is the most
important part of the canvass and let every one in
his appropriate sphere devote himself energetically,
enthusiastically to advance the cause we have so
much at heart. One single cote may be of immense
consequence to the fate of standard bearers let
therefore, ere,y rote be poUed We implore our
friedds everywhere to be diligent and active, and
leave no stone unturned to achieve the victory To
the breach, boys, and nobly carry the day."
Well, we now see how much strength distribu-
ton has. The attempt to bride the people of Vir-
ginia with their own money, has been made and
failed. We look for similar result in this State.
With the Washington Union exclaim, All
honor to the heroic and steadfast democracy of the
glorious Old Dominion! The insidous and silly
for moment shake their constancy or warp their
fidelity to principle"
Where is Bolts?
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: WEDNESDAY, JUNE
The Yarbrough House.

Mr.. Dabney Cosby, architect and builder, is about
completing the addition to this handsome and popu-
lar house; and when finished it will take rank in
every respect among the first hotels in the State
The addition is thirty-on feet on Fayetteville street
by fifty feet in the rear There is large hall or en-
try room the lower floor, the second story being
intended for ladies parlor, and the third story for
bedrooms for ladies. There are piazzas to the Sec
ond and third stories fronting Fayetteville street
and in front there six noble columns, grantlzed
running up to- the full height of the building
The walls of the lower first story also
to be granitized, giving, with the columns, cool
and pleasant aspect to the whole.
This addition will give about sixty rooms to the
house.
Persons in the Eastern part of the State who may
wish to visit the City and remain time here
for recreation and health, will now find excellent &C.
commodatons, in addition to those already offered,
for their families, including their servants, whose
wants have also, learn, been thought of and pro-
vided for. The landlord, COL Yarbrough, is atten-
tive and polite and spares neither expense nor labor
10 render his guests comfortable.
We may also MENTION in connection with this i'm.
provement, that there is mineral spring near the
City, on the lands Of Mr.. Myatt the waters ofwhich
are said by competent judges to be strongly mpreg.
mated with medicinal properties This should serve
as an additional attraction to visitors
Mr.. Cosby commenced this work about three
months since, and expects to finish it this week.
We know of no piece of work in this place which
has been more rapidly constructed than this and
it has been not only rapidly but soeU done. Mr..
Cosby is seventy-nine years of age yet he is even
now more active and industrious than many of our
young men.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENTS AND PLANK RoAD-The
improvement of Tar River has been suspended, and
the fixtures, materials &C. sold. Thus has $40, 900
been sauandered in another vain effort to improve
our river. About 5000 has also been expended
on the Neuse, with similar result. And, on the
Cape Fear, much doubt and distrust exists to ul
innate success.
The benefits anticipated from Plank Roads, appear
also to be unfounded. The Greenvle and Wilson
Plank Road is rapidly decayng, and doubts are en-
tertaned of its being kept up for any length oftime.
Idabor0' S0utherner
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Corn for the Needy.

We have already noticed the action of the Magis-
trates of Guford County, appropriating $4,000 for
the purchase of corn for the needy; and we now
have the pleasure of stating that the Magistrates of
Warren and Edgecombe have pursued similar
course.
At the last term of Warren County Court, on
motion of Hon. Weldon E. Edwards, the Wardens
OF the Poor were authorized to inquire into the
condition of the most necessitous throughout the
County, and to contribute to their relief; and the
ialth of the County was pledged for the same. The
motion was unanimously adopted.
And at the last term of Edgecombe County Court,
the Wardens of the Poor were authorized to pur-
Chase for the poor and needy not less than eight
hundred barrels of corn, be sold distributed
the necessities and circumstances of the applicants
may require; and the faith of the County was
pledged for the same
We learn that it was contemplated in Orange, on
friday of their County Court, last week, to make
similar provision for the poor and we have doubt
the Magistrates of Wake would have done so at the
late May term if the matter had been brought to
their attention. We trust the Wardens of the Poor
In this County will adopt such measures of relief as,
III their discretion may appear to be proper and
cessary They may rest assured that the people of
the County, as represented by the Magistrates will
sustain them in any well-devsed and well-directed
effort to relieve the poor and needy, in this their
time OF want and suffering.
w AT meeting of the Oak City Guards, held
at the Armory on Monday evening last, VIM. E.
Anderson was elected 4th Lieutenant and joseph
Jones Orderly Sergeant, vice VIM. 3. Alley and
Jno. Spelman resigned. =. =.
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DIE D.,

Near Leachburg. in Johnston county, Mrs. Mary Jane.
wife of CASTOR Johnston in the oath of her age She
good wife and mother and has left dsconsoate hus
band and two small children to their bereavement
Near Wadesboro', the 10th of May, Mrs. Sarah H.
Paul. in the 4sh year of her age She had hope of go-
rious immortality
a. Age and Argus please copy.
In Peterborough, N. c., the 18th u, Marie Walton
infant daughter of Andrew j. and Susan C. S. Sedman
aged five months
"Oh not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green earth,
And took my flower away"
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NOTICE.

A MALE AND FEMALE TEACHER WANTED TO
"A take charge Of the Wake Male and Female Academy
of July next. A>e WI 'A0 o'"
TINS Institution is situated in Wake county, n c. six
Raleigh to Fayetteville in of the most moral nteeent
wat3er ~ Wv" eA'eAsn'
The branches required to be taught in the Male den.r
men are English attn, Greek and thorough coure Of
Mansmancs in the Female, French, Music on the Piano
Io Gentleman and Lady who can furnish testimonial,
OF their liberal salary will be paid
For particulars address, -
W. h. OF r. B WHITAKER, Proprietors.
rSegn n: ~. April 18th, 1857. 118l-wtf
81 Register copy weekly till forbid
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WATER POWER AND TIMBER LANDS.

IT OFFER, AT PRIVATE SALE, THE MOST VAL
liable Water Power Abbotts Creek within one and
half miles Of the Depot at Lexington n c. near public
There is now old dam and the ruins Of Gold Mill and
Saw Mill at the place There is ample supply at all
times of water 1t the nearest water power to the
of Lexington.
In the Mill Tract is 267 of good wheat and corn
land, and good supply of various kinds of timber Also
adjoining and convenient to this tract will sell another
of 200 all in the finest woodland pine and oak tim.
ber without any cleared land This power is situated in
the midst aud is surrounded BY the finest growth Of pine
white and red oak Of any power know the n O.
Railroad between Raleigh and Charlotte The town Of
Lexington would supply this place of 200 BUSH
els Of corn per day. and know of no place where man
of enterprise could make little fortune There
very great demsnd for lumber ard the county of David
is Just the of building a 100000 Court Houss
within mile and half of this Mill.
W.R. HOLT
Lexington, N. w. March "a, 1857. 1177-Wtf
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Valuable Land and Mills for Sale.

VNHESUBSCRIBER BEING DETERMINED TO MOVE
the Sou th West DESTROYS to sell his well known
Tract Of Land lying in Sany County and on the waters
Said land is we'll timbered and that which is cleared
fertile. and in high state of cultivation good
Belonging to the said tract Valuable Merchants
MILL situated the Yadkin river said Mill is entirely
new, contains three runners and located directly oppo-
site the Yadkn Manufacturing Company The water power
on said tract regarded by competent judges
ANY amount of Machinery be used successfully on
the river and the Dads and from the Mills good and
superior to any other roads, leading to any other Mill in
Stunly county,
Persons wishing to engage in Manufacturing pursuit
would do well to call the subscriber He has several
other tracts not adjoining the above tracts which he
would also like to sell.
Terms made easy. Those wishing buy such property
at all times find the subscriber the premises.
MARVEL KIRK.
Sany Co. N. q Feb 18th, 1857. 2E3mW.
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az We are requested to state, and take pleas
ure in so doing, that the examination of the pupils
of Johnston Male and Female Academy will take
place on the Oath, 25th, and 26th of the present
month. E. A. Thompson, Esq, of Goldsboro', will
deliver the annual address on the 26th. A free din
will be given and the public generally invi-
ted to attend.
The above schools have been under the direction
of j. w. Stuart Esq, for the past four years, under
whose management they have acquired a reputation
throughout the country. We trust their prosperity
will continue.
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Gen. Walker in Neo Orleans-Death Of an Editor.
New ORLEANS, May 29-Gen. Walker and staff,
by invitation. visited the Amph theatre last night
The building was densely crowded. Walker was
greeted enthusiastically His friends say he will re-
turn to Nicaragua in 80 or 60 days, with plenty Of
money and means.
Joseph Brennan, Editor of the New Orleans Times,
died yesterday. He was compatriot of Mitchell
and Meagher.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

DR.. CLoPToN.-We invite attention to the letter
of Geo. c. Mendenhall. Esq, of Guilford, to DR..
Clopton, of Huntsville, Ala. personal acquain-
lance with DR.. c., and some knowledge of his sue.
in the treatment of cancer, scrofala and var-
diseases of the skin, has given confidence in
him. Our readers know that very seldom speak
of doctors or their nostrums but in this instance
we believe. by so doing, are rendering service
to the afflicted as well as to worthy man and an
esteemed friend We have never known DR.. c. to
fail to cure case which he said he could cure