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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01
81 ECOND mAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping, aud wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash and have II removed without
further trouble, wilAnnd 70 their advantage to call on
PUTNAM h CLARK,
du No, 143 Main Street
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have also received another lot Of those celebrated
james Nardin Perets ChronGmeer +. 8. Adams & Sons
David Taylor, and the American Watches in Patent Mag
ic Hunting and Open Face Gases, all OF which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices
The best assortment OF Jewelry Silver and Plated Ware
and Fancy Goods, SFecaces of every description
stantly on hand. Also n splendid assortment Of Hair
Jewery and Fancy Hair Pins, and Ladies' and Gentle
mems Dressing Cases.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Double Timers Chronometors Levers and all kinds Of
Watch repairing will receive particular attention. Rail
road conductors and engineers especially invited to
call.
All goods sold at this establishment warranted as
represented, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Country dealers supplied ionabe terms Please
call and examine my stock Of goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
N. B.-Watch Crystals fitted for l24 cents.
J. BRUUKHEIMER,
MIA dtt No Q Raw State GIn.L Moi. :. .......a.
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ms ST CT ON
II. q, q. Blake, graduate Of Harvard Univers
siy and teacher OF IN experience will gvs lessons
ia the Ancient and Modern language and in the Com
mon aud Higher English Sudies at No. Bowdoin street.
dam
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ODE TO john BULL.-........... ...........--
LADY Massey.
soESE FROM MACBETH. .shakspere.
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PART II.
MISS MoBRIDE
JAMIE. LAD OF THE BAsTnE.. Carlton.
CATAwBA VINE. Longfellow.
JESSIE MCDONALD. Mrs Carlton.
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Dancing MIR. MOORE proposes opening an Even
Ing School At DRINLEY HALL for young ladies' and
gentle Mr.. NJ will give instruction in fancy dane
cotillons, and the much admired Iancers quadrlle-
Those wishing Join the clasa will please leave their
names st Mr.. A. Marsh's Store, oil oil
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Nh ASSAC ETTS UTUAL
life Insurance Company,
sPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Capital and Surplus, s2eO,9eO 81.

VIM. 8. GOO WIN.
Agent for Worcester County,
Office No Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass.
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nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
az Notice hereby given that the partnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers under the firm Of
consent. D. @. GATES
D. G. THORsT0N.
Worcester, Get. 81, 1853 dtf o2I
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ANOR SA LE-The Omnibus Line from Mlbury TO
n Worcester, for sale For information Inquire Of the
subscribers in Millbury. VIM. +. LOWELL, or
500 diff ELIAS LOWELL
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N OTICE TO OWNERS AND Proc
IL PRIET0RS OF MILLS The subscriber is desir
GUS of either leasing Cotton MILL OF from IS to leo
looms, OF being engaged superintendent Of one
He as had 16 experience in that Of business and
can bring abundant references to ability Apply to
II. p. EDWARDS at this office. d6t* MA
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ENOPARTNERSH NOTICE.-The sub
a. scribers have this day formed coparnershp under
thu name and style Of ST0WELL, MAYNARD, & CO.,
and have taken the late stall occupied by stowell
Brown, Getty Hall Market for the purpose OF carrying
on the wholesale aud retail provision business all its
branches and hope by strict personal attention receive
a good share of home and transient patronage.
r. p ST0WEIL
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Office No Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass.
This popular and highly successful Company has just
erminatei the seventh year Of its business and after
paying its losses and expenses, has added over
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
during the last year to its Reserve Fund.
Combining all the Advantages Of a Mutual, with the
SAFETY AND STABILITY
of Stock Company, the Directors having personal
pecuniary interest its management, II recommends 1t
self to the patronage OF ali those who believe 1t to be
their duty to
PROVIDE FOR THEIR FAMILIES,
Or others by a
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A SINGULAR ArrAcHMgNT.-Wm. A. Buckner, of
Caroline, informs US OF singular attachment of a
cat on his premises for aSyouug rat which was
thrown to Der, with others, month or two ago.
The cat bad litter Of five kittens in o barrel
which she was rearing with all the tenderness Of
natrop. One Of Mr.. BIS soDs finding three
young rats that had not arrived at discretio
age threw them into the barrel tit-bits for the
cat and her kittens. A few days afterwards with
boyish curiosity, the youth looked in to see how
the pusseys were getting along, when he discover
ed the surviving young ratship at work sharing
the frugal meal which the old cat dispensed. and
she treating it with the paternal care az her
own legitimate offspring. The experiment WAS
frequently made of taking the cat, her kittens,
and the young rat out of the barrel, and watching
her movements. Pnss invariably treated all alike,
taking each by the back Of the neck and replacing
them in the barrel. She evidently made no dis
,inction in the family circle. Afser some six
weeks the rat being we'll grown. disappeared, but
II Ia presumed that 1t went OF on its ow hook,
entering the strife Of life. and that it did not fall
prey to either cat or kittens.-Frederiekstu
Ta.) Herald.
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EsI,- Ir Is wlrn suspsrss that the sir,

ers c above card have learned that this step has
raet With oppssition Oh toe part of poruJn of ,hs
c.mmuaiiy. fsw Fhy sicians and especially ofsoms
Of th sse Engaged in ths same busiO &C. it has long
hAen the castafn With sspsra Of the Druggists OF
shj>citT 10 charge an Increased price, for medicines
J.se,n 4 At nigh, and is has been deemed proper
a. secure unifor1ni In this matter BY adopting
EKot rate.
Nth regard 70 tha justice OF the proceeding We
would sag, th&s no man agsd in any other oc-
cupal waGl consider 1t uliair to charge more
tf vet rendered at Unusual hours; acd we Ger.
t4niy think IL improper tOr any PnreIcIAS to OBJ
ts Wall. he obtains an increased fee Of -Four Dbl
l!Ts son sas dsy charge after the hour OF 10 II
agG oaly claim the rity cents atsr hare refir
81
seeause we have not heretcf Insisted upon that
which is 10 itscf Jast and proper, IL is no reason
shy eaouid u,l do so. aud il 10 certainly
he ter 20 have open understanding with the pub
lie than have them subject TO secret rsis and it
dtsiGaIi S1gTies. se6-at3D
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RICHMOND. JUNE 10TH. 1855.


EE-To DR nj. kAEs:-DsAR SIR: feel
IL dnty | owe to you, TO state to the public the
tucceasful removal OF . tamor from the side of my
asct, of httssn years standing. weighing upwardt
Vf thi pounds, without the of o kniie and oi
hich am now well l WAS examined By several
eainent physicians OF my county who advised Ins
- have nothing done with il.
Yours &c. MARY j. GRUBbH.
~ Rssidaacs Beaver Dam, hanover county, Va
xn- DR. KAHN'S Office 10 the corner Of 22a and
Main streets. Ie 5-3ms
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PAINFUL RxsuLr.-A gentleman ra, "a.

rhsFuL kxsuLr.-A gentleman res id. !.
ing in Chesterfield, iuforms ns that . ,abv :, "a.
acquaintance, whose name we are not permitted to
give, suffered severely for several days. frem the
effects OF sting ofa honey bee The lady. It l.
sala' was packing away some honey, when she was
stung 10 the LETT temple. Resorting to the usual
remedies, nothing more was thought Of tha .sino
uniii the next day, when her face began to swsIi.
ana continued to do 20 until the LEFT eye vaa near
y closed. The family physician was sent for, and
nnsiiy succeeded in reducing the swelling and absk
ing the pain which was described as sxcrnci.t;,..
rhe Immediate application Of hsrtshorn is said TO
os never falling remedy for the bite or sting of
poisonous insects. $50 "
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE.
@AENT, PAINE e. CO, I63 AND I65 MAIN er.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED To THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFEERFD FOR sALEIN
RICHMnNn

We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers 70
onr very large AVID we'll assorted stock of bEAUY
MADE CLOTHING. manufactured by ourselves for
CASH. IN the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants ho are in the haiti of purchasing
at the North and elsewhere, will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock Careful exami.
nation before going further.
Resides G,nilemen's Dress Wear, we have very
large stock Of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made IN the very best manner, and Of the most
substantial matters ais
In addition 10 the above we have I'm stere Isn dcz
- 6entlsmen's sHlkTf OF all qualities and st les
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawerf Canton Flannel
and Jeans d. and Sporting ets-al of which will
be sold at prices which will compare fayorabiy with
any market in the country, aud upon the most sat
isflotory terms.
SO I3-6w KENT. PAINE co.
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PosToFFIcE APPAIRs.--Establish-- Mine,
Tucker county, Daniel Z. b. tRudolph postm aster;
tieldss Mills Tucker county. David Bonifeld post
master. Horse Shoe Run, Preston county, Abra-
ham D. Woodipg postmaster. Pleasant Run, Tucker
county. jesse Day postmaster. <ppointsments- -
Chas. l.. Jones postmaster at HAmstead, King
George county, George W. Scrivener, resigned
Wm Huteheson postmaster at Amsterdam, Bote-
tourt county, A A. woodson resigned. James
Bramer, sr, postmaster ct Flat Top, Mercer county,
James j.. Ellison, resigned. Henry Amick, Post
master at Lees Mills, Writ county, Alexander
Kesler. resigned.
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DEATH OF 7. BRLcHER KAY, THE PUaIIIsr.-Thos.
Belcher Kay, the notorious pugilist, died of heart
disease 10 house in Couch street, in this city,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the forty.
seventh year of his age. Kay had world wide
noioriety of the "worst kind" especially among
given to crime in England, from whsrce he was
transported to Van Diemen's Land; but he man
aged to escape from thence some years ago, and
came TO this country, where he took high posi-
zion among the "faucy." For time he keep a
gymnasium in this city, and taught ''the manly
art of self-defence," or in less polite phrase, Of
mauliDg an adversary. few years ago he left
Boston and went to California. and was either ex-
PEELED or ran away during the rule ofthe Vigilance
Committee He next made his appearance in Bos-
ton. and, about year ago, shot an inofensive man
ia an oyster saloon at the west part Of the city,
but avoided arrest by leaving the city temporarily.
He has been sick for several months past.
Boston Courier, Sept. 12th.
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~ LIFE SIzs pHorooRApEs.-Th

subscriber takes pleasure In announcing % his
msrous patrons and the public at lar Re, that he
Eov prepared to furnish Photograph from ninia-
lures to FULL LLtE sIZE, either plain or oolorsd,
y hich. for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
# not superior TO any produced in this city lsse
than the usual price. Old Picturss copied and en-
.arsed to any size.
CitizeDs and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GiBBe' Temple Of Aat. Csrin
shian Hall, Main street, between sth ana 10Th:
Pc GIBBS.
p. e-If you want q genuine Ambrotype, this b
the place to get IT, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work, Also. 1slainotypes. ~
any other Picture in tho Photographic Art
ie lS p. IL. q.
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sesy- The sroMAcH prepares the sle-

nents Of the bile and the blood. and If il does the
work frebiy ana imperfectly, liver ant ether vsxa-
tlous diseases the certain result. As tvon tn re
fore, any affections of this kind arc perceived, We
nsy rest assured that she digestive organs ale sut
oi order The first ard only thing u be done, h 70
sIsrash--the handspring Of the animal machns-
~ For thus purpose We can Onhiently recon
snd DR.. HosTITTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERs. Acting ss an Alternative and a teris IL
the digestion, changes the condition. Of
tue blood and thereby gives regularity b the bow
els.
For saleby Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. an 2o-lm
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PoLIcs OpsRArross.-The Mavor had

VLICb OPEHATI0NB.-The MaVOr bad
only few trivial cases to dfspose of vesterd.v-
These were: Mary, slave to r. G. Williams, arrest.
cd at JerdeDa nsyo's house, with An illegal psss:
and rs her owner could not be found shs was lock
cd up until this morning. Philip Vermilion,
charged. George Richards, q free negro, having
tobacco 10 his possession, supposed to have been
sfolen Discharged. Horace, slave to George j.
sumner, snspected Of stealing piece Of pig iron
discharged. VIM. Stephens, drunk and asleep ON
= market bench Fined 81. Thsodrick NunsalIy.
Assauiting and boating George w. Parkinson. Dis
charged. Jack Jones, free negro, supposed to
have stolen three pairs OF pants. Patrick Kane,
Assauiting and beating Thomas Dodson. Held to
bail for examination to day.
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Iey- HuroHIsoa' VgGxrABLx DYspkp

EE5- HurCHIs0f VEGETABLE UYEPkP
sIA RTTsss the most popular family Medicine OF
the age. Dyspepsia in its worst forms, disorder si
tse Stumael spd Bowels. BillIeusness, YsiIvwness
of the skin, want "a Appetite Debility, Headache,
lita-t Uostiveuess, Heartburn. Liver Complaint,
lns II 3rrs of the SKIN, Liver. and kydneys; Acid
stomach, parrhts.. Vertigo. Dimness of eight,
Jauudics astiu1 uf Strength, Fiaiulence, Wi fire.
0u.ot B-icbiug of Wind, Vitiaied Taste, Constipa-
-tyou and uneasiness Of tao Bowels, Burning senss-
tion in the Pit Of the Stomach, Oppression after Rat
tn Depression of Spirits ID at once removed BY the
xl-p OF this remedy.
The but rs put up in pint bottles with To. fol
lowiuK words blown in the glass U TIL iRub'
DisPKpsiA BIFfkRS, NEW YORK" with my
f4c. simls pasted the cork and en- the sutside
wrapper II sacn bottle
c II RING. Proprietor.
Druggist, Ie3 Broadway, New York.
pricR 30 cents per bottie.
FISHER & WINSTON, druggists,
aa ls-im Sole Agents.
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Ey- RICHMosD AGENCY.
Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Insurance Company
CAPITAL SiO,UUU, 900.

l.
uygn HALF 4 MILLION DOLLARS INVES-
TED IN THE UNITED STATES.
The liabilities Of the shareholders unlimited The
revenue. of tn Company, derived from pre- mums
OF insurance, exceed TWO N Lion OF poLLAKs An.
aukLLY.
Tue Company s therefore prepared to increase
the amount hitherto taken, on unexceptionabie
risks They will issue policies for loss or damage by
lire on buildings merchandise, household furniture,
sc &c on liberal terms.
INSURANCE OF RENTS.
This Com pany will Il ske insurance against loss
of RkaTS ty FIHE. new and most liberal
principle
FLOATING POLICY
Floating policies to insure EERCHANDf2E,
wuep in cue any number of stores, or cn Ihs
Wharves and on baard sbips in port granted
Ia addition 10 ihe ordinary mode of insurance.
this Company issues PERMANENT PoLCIls Ou pay
at Cf ten annual premiums. property Is thence
forth permanently insured. -
BT this plan saviag Of nearly FORTY PER
CENT. is effected (fhe SUN thus saved will in IF
tee years amour: 70 the whole OF the deposit =
This risk and .con venience of renewals svoided
The policy can be cancelled at any time, at the Iisk
Vi tho holder the premium being relurDed less I've
per ceEt. CHA r WUkrHAM,( x,.,,.
r w WYATT
80 S-dts Office for the present. a3 Main st.
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HFkssH LEEcaBs.-I have just re.
eejysd, ty Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
rs. which viii be applied upon most reason
able teras.
r. .s-cupping aud Leeohing promptly attended
To- Can be found at all hours Of the day ct the Han
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and u
plight on 9Th street. French Garden Bill.
IaY zS-ts r. O. HOBE0G
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s1 TBRTH ExrRAcrYp, WITHOUT

rNN, III AsNSo VI ELsNshittft
u soatE JONES, Dentist. hereby informs
thss wishing their teeth eytr acted, that he 10 now
prepared with this new method, aud s daily using
II wlsh complete success His sBe ISsTsuNxNTs,
wih their India Tuhb.r fulcrum, are particularly
aiarted 10 it IS they give the operator entire con-
.rci Of the electric carrent 1hit great improve
rae has been generally adopted By the profession
inasniuch ii oHy subdues the paiu Of eXtrsc
tna bul also prevcnts the nervous rrostE alton
s pon such operations especially where there
a 10 naRy teeth 10 be drawn. ss7-3m
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The MANIA FOR MUscLs There is q sortlof Base
Bail Mania pervsding the country just now
Clubs are being organized among the young men
in nearly every New England town,--wh:le here
ia New York it is estimated that there are twenty
or twenty Ave organizations OF the kind. The
movement is good one. Muscle needs to be de-
veopsd and exercised as well as mind, and there
are few better means to that end than Base Ball
Clubs IN. +. Express.
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HOUSE BLOWN Down A PREoiPlcE.-The Rockport
Qnd) Democrat relates a sad occurrence In that
place, on Thursday last. A house, containing q
family, was blown from precipice. The Democrr {
says:
''The house was blown over the rock and fallipx
about seveDty.fve feet was literally mashed to
pieces. and, horrible to relate, Mrs. Glensbeckle
was killed outright, and her four little children
we're more or less maugled. but not killed, though
il is thought one two Of them will die. The
accident occurred about 10 O'Clock, P. n aud soon
after the alarm was given, the citizens rushed to
the scene OF the disaster, and rescued the little
sufferers from among the rubbish and timbers 1t
IL wonder that the children we're not all killed.
The house stood stiltsss IL we're, upon the very
edge Of the rock, and the wind must have lifted IL
mp and turned 1t bottom upward, as 1t seemed to
strike upon the roof. 1t 10 thought that Mrs
Glensbeckle and her children were In bed and
asleep at the time of the awful occurrence.
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CorroN CRoP.-The price current of New York In
its annual statement, puts down the cotton crop.
for she past year, officially at g. 962 bales being
an increase over the previous year of 17 4i3 bales
The exports of the year amount to 500, Ass bales
being an increase Of 337 ,19S bales over last year.
Of the total EXPORTS England took 1909 966, being
an increase last year of 3Sl 096 bales The ex
ports to France duiing the year show decrease Of
1855 bales; and to the north of Europe a de-
crease of &c, ,653 bales.
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Our DEMAND AGAINST PARAGuAY.-It is stated
that Judge Bowlin, our new minister to Paraguay,
will be Instructed TO demand-first, an expIana-
tion and ample apology for the indIgnity offered
to our flag. Second, full indemnity to the South
American Navigation Company for all losses sus
tanned 5y them; and third. q ratification of the
treaty formerly negotiated by Messrs. Schsuck and
Pendeton. Upon the refusal CT either one of these
demands Commodore Shubrick will be called upon
q enforce them
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HOTEL THIEP IN A PEsILous PesIrIos.-About II
o'clock. Saturday night, (says the Cincinnati Ga
zeste Of Monday Mr.. 7. Caldwell, a gentleman
from New York, stopping at the Burnet House,
retired to his room, aud after dsrobing himself for
the night. took bis usual precaution to look under
the bed for thieves. His surprise may be imagined
upon discovering man lying snug against the
wall! without raising an immediate alarm, or
calling the fellow from his hiding place, he quietly
slipped on bis pantaloons aud started down stairs,
locking the door behind him. Prscuring the
services OF Watehmsn Harvey, on duty in the
house. he returned to the room, but after q search
no one could be found. As the door was locked, il
was pretty evident he had aot escaped by that
exit. The insde blinds were opened, but nothing
could be discovered Of the thief, until one of the
persons accidentally caught glimpse If his elbow.
IL was then ascertained that he was standing With
one foot upon the projecting portion of the s,ons
s.il, and the esher upon a gas pipe running along
the building, which was not over an inch and a
bali IN diameter, and maintaining his position BY
pressing his fingers against the smooth stones OF
the side Of the window To have held on for a
minute even, must have required considerable
strength. The window was ON the third floor,
opening into the yard aud at least forty feet from
tue ground, so that his position Was indeed q
Derilous one.
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ALONE ON THE DEEP.-The Bremen chip Magda-
lena, at Liverpool, Eng. recently, reports having
picked up seaman, named George Baker, 10 an
open boat and nearly exhausted, about sixty miles
N. +. by E. Key West, Fla. He was of the
crew of the brig West OF Boston. Mas g., which was
driven on shore on the Florija coast. on her pas
sage from Galveston, Texas, towards Liverpool.
Baker had been two days in the boat, aud knew
nothing of the fate of the rest of the crew.
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SPECIAL NOTTCB9.
HPHCIAL NoTICHs.
~ ERRvous SurrsRlSas.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILlTATgD pRoFEs.
sIoNAL MEN,
:. wnY NOT RAvg yoCR HnALrH ResfoREps
We oh.r you the great REsTokATIvE AND
INv1G0RATuRi

We on.r yoa the great REsrokATivE AND
To Delicate Females and Children,
HAMPT0NS TINCTURE
Is truly a tiessiaol Msappeai 70 cur eiizeus.
Rev. Jamcg W. HGnS icutt, the talented and
.ensiyely read paper. the Christian Banner, pub
fshed AZ fredericksburg, Va la his editorial oil the
vEaErABIas VIC TiScTuRE. ri:s iSns A' VI nA"ftoN'
We had taken strong medicines, observed great
rsr rGeuiarity in our eiet, and all TO no purpose.
bottle of HAAPrON's Y rEaETABLETINCfUEE
assuring us that would ind great relief from ia
use. We briefly replied, seS aooasd ssot eiee dol
Tor .fr all The TinGtare Hampton ever made 10 tar
own individual hearth vas concernea."-
We had no faith 10 1t. Ior any, other medi
cine ia enecting cure on US. In the kindness ot
her heart however. without consulting 10 ab~ u. it,
she sent and got bottle and urged US 10 accept
Of It, and for her sake a. IL could possibly injue
as. to use 1t according 70 direction. Bor the high
gard We had for her anc her act Of kindness We
promised to do 70. And without the least aeger-
alton We eau uuiy say that before We had used the
contents Of one bottle we felt like nev man"
A. 40 1nviSorstor and Restorative where q gentle
stimalant tn wanted believe tsuptrior to all the
tordiAls before the public, a. cure for DYSPkP-
ETA, OOu6H. SCR0fULA and kHkUMATISM
With all Diseases Of tbs stomach aud Bowels ii has
been truly successful TO the Single and Married =
We cher the most valuable remedy, which thou.
sands will testify.
kS- Call aud get Pamphlets and see eures.
sold by tURCxLL, LADD Co, Richmond: By
D.. COukk. Frederic ksburg; by all the Druggists in
Peiarsbura; by M0hTlMkk 4 aOWBRAY, faiti.
more, and by DrnKxists and shopksspers every.
where
&s 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
se C--d&cwts