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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
G. A H P E TIN G s.!
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & co.
prepared show the largest and best assort-
ment Of
CARPETINGS,
to be found in tie city.
The assortment includes Of the and rich
est styles of JOHN CROssLEYs X sons makes OF
VELVEgS 81 TAPESTRYS.
English and American BRUSSELS.
rAPEsFRYs,
vELyETs,
POWER LOOM BRUSSELS,
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
IMPERIAL THREE PHYS,
MEDALLION CARPETS,
TAPESTRY INaRAINs, New Designs),
DOUBLE sUPERFNE INGRAINs,
DOUBLE EXTRA sUPERFINEs,
KIDDERMINsTER,
EXTRA FINES aud COMMON,
DAMAsK and FWILLED VENETIAN,
DUTCH and HEMP LISTING.
COMMON ALL WOOL
C9TT0N and WOOL,
WoRsTED and WOOL,
DOMESTIC CARPETS,
50 COTTON CARPETS, (fast oolors)
COMMON INGRAM and COTTON CARPETS,
VELVET and BRUSSELS STAIR CARPETS
VENETIAN and WoRsrED STAIR oABPETs
Stair Oil Cloths, Stair Bookings, Royal Damask Twled
and Plain Venetian Stair, Floor Cloths, Green Bazes
Rugs, Door Mats, Carpet Paper Carpet Bind
ings,,Carpst Thread, Stair Rods, Straw Mat,
ting' Floor Cloths, of all widths, Pattern
Gil Cloths for Stoves, Druggets,
Cocoa Mating, Velvet
and Brussels Rugs,
And every other article known to the Carpet trade at the
very lowest prices for CASH.
This department IS under the direct supervision Of one
of the firm, who will give his special attention to Carpet
customers, and see that all are satisfied.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO.,
s1e d6w6w I46 Main Street.
REM NANTs OF CARPETS!
200 yards Remnants of Carpets from to 10 yds they
consist of
YELVETS, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS
PHYS superfne aud common Carpets, for sale at ONE
THIRD less than cost, to close them out.
l46 Main St. JENKINS, HAMILTON 4 co.
eptls, d&w4w
EAA PIECES NEW STXLE SILKS.
In Fall and Winter CoIors.
The LARGEST and BEST variety ever shown in WOr
cester.
$50 Pieces Handsome Plaid Silks.
Al so cents per yard.
JENKINS. HAMILTON Il co
sept. 70. d. w2w
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NOTICE TO THE sT0K.


Offering to the community his Justly celebrated rem
edIs5 for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing
not wish to rihe with the life heslCh Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them he testimonials Of nun
bei OF respectable ladies' and gentlemen, from which thu
suffering Judge for themselves The Doctor plede.i
himself not to make any wild assertions or false stare
Of the efficacy OF bis medicines, Eor Will be hole
any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will moi
vibrant tsW testimonials are here given and the
dootor solicts inquiry from the ,giiced Into al b.
publishes, feeling assured they VII End them perfectly
reliable, sri his medicine worthy Of har confidence
and paTonare.
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testimony Of nsea5er Of Ladies and GsatLenss,
DOCTOR HILL-0eal sir: This Is 10 certify tN.
ny case one OF very bad humor in the blooj but
truly Jja your valuable medicines have cure5
me, and recommend al that sick TO call upon YOU
for you can cure thera. Yours, truly, J L. i.
Worcester, Mass
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ThiE oerthes that my wife WAS afflicted with EeaR
ness, or general debility. Doctor Hills medicines oureo
her. J. Z. 8.
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Sparkling Soda " alter, with all the vari
ETY. oi genuine syTups, at
DAVID SCOTS
ell diff Cor. Nam and Mechanic Streets.
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D0oToR G. 4. HILL-sir; 7 will say that your meai
inc has benefited re much Ny health is much bette,
han it was when commenced taking it. thinAit vii
cure me- have not been troubled with the pain in ny
head but once since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkil
that you might like TO heas how 7 was getting along
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
remain, sir, yours especially, Ir5
Rutland, Nov g. 'sh4 d9 Ial
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see Advertn emept OF the Mutual Life Assurance
Company OF New YORK; the outside
myi5 du
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SITUATIONS wANTED.-By two capable
rcp27 dats No a Water ptreet.
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G., s. MASON
Can probably sell Piano FOrtes cheaper than am
dealer agent in the State. Olarks Block Worcester
je3O diff
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lie las permission to refer to his former teachers Nj
GUsrAvE sATTER, Boston, ADD Messrs. A. S. and B. D.
ALLEN. Worcester. je4 DIFF
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Mr. &lGA s.AsI, 80 sSaAUacy, nas discovered in
n Of osr commO1 plstare wee Is remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
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DRY GOODS.
A MN AND WINTER.

G. w. WARREN. BARRY g. co.
Have Opened their New Goods,
in all Departments, making a rich show Of NEW
SHAWs, MANrLES and SCARFSi TALMAS, RAG
LANS and CLOAKs and all the New fabrics for Ladies'
Garmsutsi Plain aud Fancy LK5, coors and black.
yELVETS, POPLINs, Irish and French.
MERtNOs, THIBET3 and CAsHMEREs, plain and
printed.
MOURNING GOODS. in the greatest variety of fabrics
PRINTED NJ DeLAINEs and FLANNELs.
Plaid and Crasa-Over DRESS GOODS, in many new
styles
FRENCH AMI ENGLISH PRINTS.
HOU3EKEEPING GOODS Including Blankets and
Fanuels in large quantities. and Domestics Of the best
makes.
EMBROIDEkIEs, LACEs, and WHITE GOODS, of all
kndsi
And 1000 Dozen PARIS KID GLovES-the best ar
ticlss ever received.
Oar senior partner having Just returned from visit to
all the principal manufacturing districts Of Europe where
ne mas placed our orders directly with the mauufactur
for the newest and best abrcs in styles and coors adapt
ed to our best New England taste prepared to
offer, BY the Pa skage or at Retail,
THE FINEST STOCK
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at Wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than e cheapest for
CASH. Call at 262 and 255 Main, Corner Of Ne.
ehanc street, for the best selections and the greatest
Bargains. aA ftN - 3
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UPhoIsterer.

All kinds Of Upholstery work furnished and REPAIRED
Carpets cut made, and put down, at
eas .teb u f.ls., ,, a,.ul 23B Main Street.
lel Opposite piper's Block.
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Cool SOdu, with choice sgrups be found t
Bush Il CO S.34 Front street. diff
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SLATER'S KOBE WALK,
Rear Of QuiDsiFamond Bank. Worcester, Ma
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MRS. NJ. ". GERALDs, Physician,
Experienced and Successful Midwifs,
No. 81 Mechanic street, at the Head Of Union street
Special attention given TO Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases OF Chi dren.
Office hours from to 9 a N aud from l to 8 p, m
pOb
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The WORST S5RoFUL4 DoWS TO A COMMON PIMPIE.
Two bottles are warranted nursing SOLE mouth
One to three bottles VIII cure the kind ofpimples
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fed that their Annual Meeting the choice Of Directors
and nsacon Of any other business which may legally
come before them, will be held in the Han said Bank
on MONDAY the fourth day Of October at o'clock
m. E. w. HAYWOOD, Cashier.
Uxbridge Sept s, 1858. d&wtm IS
TENHE STOCkHOLDERS OF MILL
4 BURY BANK are hereby notified that their AN
NUAL MEETING will be held at their Banking Rooms,
MONDAY, the 4h day Of October next, at O'Clock,
p m, to choose Directors for the ensuing year take
what action they may think proper 10 relation to the
SiDh Section of Chapter 1885, Of the Acts Of 1888 and
transact any other business that may properly he
fore them. By order Of the Directors
D ATWOOD, Cashier.
Mlllbury Bank, Sept Is, 1858. to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
LIST OF MEDICINES.

No. I. FLYER PmLs.-For Fever Congestion and
Infampaton of all kinds.
No. g WoRs PrLLs.-For Worm Fever Worm
Collie, Wetting the Bed.
No. 3. BaBY's PmLs.-For Collie, Crying, Teething
and Wakefulness.
No. 4. DnRRHEA PiLLs.-For Darrhea, Cholera
Infantum and Summer Complaint.
No. s. DYsEsTERY PmLs.--For Cole, Gripping
Dysentery or Bloody Elux
No. G. CHOLERA PILIs.-For Cholera, Cholera
Morbns, Vomiting.
No. z. CouGH PiLLs.-For Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Influenza and Sore Throat.
No. 8. TooTHAcHE PILLs.-For Toothache, Face
ache and Neuralgas
No. 9. HEADACHE PiLLs.-For Headaches, Vertigo,
Heat and Fullness of the Head.
No. 10. DYSPEPSIA PmLs.-For Weak and Deranged
Stomachs, Constipation and Liver Com
paint.
No. II. For FEMALE InRrGULsRITIrs, Scanty Pain
full or Suppressed Menses.
No. 12. FEMALE PILLs.-FOr Leucorrhpa, Profuse
Menses and Bearing Down.
No. I3. GROUP PLLs.-For Group, Hosrse Cough
Bad Breathing.
No. IA. SALT RHEUA PILLs.-For Erysipelas, Erup
tions, Pimpes in the Face.
No. Is. RHEUMATIC PiLLs.-For Pain, Lameness, or
Soreness in the Chest, Back, Loins or Limbs
A. For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Old
mis-managed Agues.
p For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or External.
O. For Sore, Weak Infained Eyes and Eyeids
Failing, Weak or Blurred Sight.
C. For Catarrh of long standing recent either with
obstruction profuse discharge.
w. c. For whoopng Cough, abating its violence and
shortening its course.
PRICE.
Case of 70 vals complete in Morocco and Book...S5
Case Of 20 vals and Book, plain.
Case Of Is boxes and Bo0k......-.............-.-
Case of boxes, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Single numbered boxes, with direct Ms. 1913 cents
Single leered boxes, with directions ...-..5O CENTS
These Medicines by the case or single box sent
10 any part of the country free Of charge receipt
of the price.
Address HUMPHREYS & PALMER,
No. 562 Broadway, NewYork.
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HuNFHRESs'
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
X l. NJ T. d I T. =
FOR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE USE.
HUMPHREYS d PALMER,
No SOP Brosdwsy, New York.
JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.

No creat uublic want can long remain unanswered.
When a condition Of thng- has become developed 20
,ba, great public want = realized -ither in theology,
civil government or physics That very want or demand
IA s,re IN create supply. The hour viii the
man and the need the thing. Witness the -e~Ing
machine, the reaper, the telegraph. There may b.
several aborions Many may run before they sent.
but ultimately humanity viii triumph, and the van,
be supplied
i, cannot BIZ that Medicine VIII long remain wha, it
ba- been. rnass Of intrcecies, OF which they who
know most know little while the confident pretender il
sure 70 be- a knave. Norw il be always system 20
intricate and obscure that only the priests OF the tempe
can speak It's language or interpret It's symbols or an
oracle 70 equiyocal that he who consuts the priest
are. ar lily or wore than he WHO aiares The temple
altogether There must long be system that
comes down TO the wants Of humanity in everyday
life that meets the want OF the mother at her cradle
the nurse at the bedside the father % his Journey
the -aor on the sea. Something or some system tia,
everybody have, and everybody use, to arrest
the first invaons OF disease and 20 the ruddy
current Of life ere It's fountains visited and IL
forces undermined.
Old-scbool medicine, with It's crude drugs and poi
-ons can never meet this want That game long
futile the Wanted panaceas and elxrs which ignorance
has begotten and folly sustained. The waer-cnre can
be than doubtful expedient or useful pal
latve in the hands Of the people. Nor can the usual
form Of Homeopathy, however large its domestic
manual complete it assortment Of tnctnres and
pellets, be ever anything more than an amusing pas
time in the hands OF the people. The system was
never designed for such use, and nil such
place.
Does our system Of SPECIFIC HONEoPATHIc RENE
meet his WANT II beomes one 10 speak with
mOdesty Of his productions; yet but echo the
sentiment of thousands who daily them, and have
long experienced their efficacy in a Thousand varying
occasions, when say that they Just what the
people want, economical, simple, prompt reliable, and
yet without danger in their use. For this they were
designed and inended-to the ready resource
10 the mother and nurse meet the wants OF the home
and freside well 10 be the companion Of the rav
eler. To be, in fact the great system of popular med
cation Invested OF all ntroaces and technically, and
brought down TO the common and level Of every
day life. For this end we have expended several
years of labor and study TO say nothing OF money, and
in this aim rust to succeed, success o which any
man may be proud.
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QUESTION LED.

We suppose il is natural for every pullet to think
that the lat egg which hs dropped from her feathers
y the whitest the roundest and the largest egg in all
pulletdon and know il is for every man 10
consider his last particular improvement the summit
Of human achievement and to herald his TN whistle ~
the loudesst trumpet ever sounded the field Of bat
he But having devoted the thought, Investigations
ard most Of the labors Of the last eight years to the
development and perfecting Of series OF Remedies
for The people and having witnessed the good effects Of
these Remedies in hundreds Of instances ard received
the congratulations and testimonies Of Of others
10 the came purpori We think we are authorized to
spread the matter before the people and claim tr-
umph for our common humanity. For If disease may
be warded of and prevented by the parent or nurse
with box Of sugar pills, and if grave diseases can be
cured by medicines no; only nnocuous and harmless but
tasteess and pleasant alike TO invalid and baoy' hu-
mainly has certainly gained somewhat.
We present this series of Specific Remedies a. the
result of our abors, and claim for them these id
vantages:
THEY ARE HARMLESS.
In no instance do they produce injury, neither to sick
or well, old or young.
THEY ARE SIMPLE.
You always know what to take and how to take It.
The systen is di,ested u all nreaey and tehatcoiy
and brought down to the wants Of everyday life.
THEY ARE COSvTSIEsT.
A thousand times little curative is needed
when you could not go to the dOctor-have not the
time OF the money to spare, for doctors are sometimes
al expensive as well a distant luxury.
THY ARE EFFICIENT.
Thousands have been cured bythein. Read the tes-
tmony. You often cure at first with the ounce what
you afterward could not relieve with the pound.
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

None are well qualified to give evidence those
who speak from experience, and testify unbiased by
interest.
From Pref ". Morris, Rochester, n. Y
Prof Humphreys 4 Co.-DcGr Sirs Your Hence
pethie Specific Remedies have most efficiently super
sesd all other kinds of domestic medicines wherever
their adaptation and virtues have become known.
have had much pleasure in commencing them.
from personal experience to many of my friends and
have done with ful confidence in the correctness Of
your composite theory, and Of the principles on which
your specifics are prepared. My observation of the
results Of their has been rather extended, and
these results have found to be invariably beneficial
and Of the moet satisfactory kind.
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TESTIMONIALS.

The undersigned, having used Prof Humphreys 5
Specific Homeopathic Remedies in our families, with
the most satisfactory results, and having full conf
dence in their Genuinencss, Purity and Efficacy, most
shecriuy recommend them To all persons who wish Ia
have safe, reliable and cicacious Remedies ut hand
for private or domestic use.
Rev. VIM. Hosmer Editor Of the Northern Independ-
ent Auburn y. y.
Rev. T. ii. Cressy, ID. D., Rector of st. Peters
Church, jackson, Mich.
Rev. B /. Ives, Chap. Of the Auburn State Prison.
Rev. Spencer NJ. Rice, Rector, New-Bediord, Mass.
Rev. Allen Steele, n. Y. Conference.
Rev. Samuel Nichols East Gen. Con-, y. y.
Rev. Y. S. Pratt, Dorset, VI.
Rev. John f. Robe, Buffalo
Albert ii. Goss, esq, Auburn, \. Y
Charles n. futile, esq, Auburn, y. \.
A. {. Hart, esq, Utica, N \.
Il. \. Merrill, esq,
Hon. Neal Dow. Portland, Ne
Hon. Schuyler Colfax South Bend, Ind.
Hon. George Humphreys, Auburn, y. Y.
Henry ID. Cook, esq, Sandusky, q.
Gen. jesse Segoiue, jackson, Mich.
Hon. X. ii. Graham, Moline, Ill.
Hon. Thomas j, Chase. Monticello, Fla.
Hon. Joseph Benedict, Utica, Y.
VIM. Bristol, esq,
A. s. Pond, esq,
A. Nissan, esq.,
ID. i. White, esq,
James Plunket,, esq, Nashville, Tenn.
J. A. Salisbury, NJ. d., Aurora, Ill.
ROCHESTER.
Among the many in that city who have used them,
and know their positive merits we have the hon0r to
refer you to the following gentlemen:
George X. Clark, 5. r. Allen, r barrow,
~ W Thomas A. Arnold Sam'l Suow,
J. Miller, w. L. Preston, Isaac Butts,
s. Richardson. j. Moses, VIM. Morris.
N. Huntington, ID. Holbrook, }. Curtis,
J. j. Van Zandt, {. j. h. Mount, j. Swinburn.
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HUMPHREYS
HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
r l. NJ L. - | T. =
FOR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE USE.
HUMPHREYS & PALMER,


Od School Physicians, unable from the mass Of ;e'-
,.rnouy TO deny The numerous and important cars
made by Homeopathy. yet attribute these cure en-
.rely 10 die. AMI Imagination. Be-, my good sr, id
never occur 70 you how much better il is TO cure by
diet and Inauguration than with caonei and me lance,
And if disease can b. cured - promptly and vel with
Surar P die, and the Imagination, are You suil,less
in ourng ycr patients with bsteFs ard dosing them
with euinre iodine st-ychnne ana other pr son', the
effects Of which you know are 20 destructive
II IS cents Will purchase for you proper Paysician'
r-escrip,on a diarrhes dy-enery, headache, bal
cold dyspepsia or bilious complaint or I ~ cents viii
procure you true specific for fever and ssue or piles
why should you spend your time TO dance attendance
On the doctor at the tune OF dollar each Tor some
hing quite probematical a. TO ITS value Are You
ike tie man who afraid 10 Use his own nose iest
he shou.d breathe through an improper tube
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
X T. Nj L. ID / T. > :.
FOR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE U.s.
HUMPHREYS & PAL AER,
No. sea Broadway, New fort-

The question i frequently asked, Wherein do your
Specie Medicines dif.r from The usua. Homeopathic
pr partitions We answer they are medicines for
particular dooscs. OF tLat general aggregation Of
symptoms constituting particular disease. and -pe-
officially adapted 70 o. cure. Other Homeopathic
Medicines are general remedies which may b. applied
in the hands Of sklful practitioner to greater va
rie,y OF morbid conditions, but proper application Of
which requires an intimate knovlcdge OF the nature
and characteristics Of the medicine, and al equally
intimate knowledge Of the peculates o! the disease
and patients knowledge which an amateur alway-
finds il difficult and often impossible to pos~ess. ~
that while Specific Medicine. are easily AMI readily
applied, the usual Homeopathic Medicines are a.
lecied with great difficulty and doubt. For instance,
while everybody knows wha. a cough, h>afGcSe, or
d.aSriea or suppressed eAs,ruatioa i, yet but con-
psratiyely few know. and all viii find It difficult 70
earn. what the characteristic Indications for the
Use OF Nsrcarias or BeilG4oaaa, or PalsatHa, g.;
and without this knowledge the medicine cannot DC
prescribed with precision. The action Of the remedies
in both cases j. the same-the principle upon wn'ea
they cure the san.-OSLY Is OsE CASE rHE SSowL-
EDGE SKILL AND ExPERIEycE or THE PBYsIcG,S ARE
EMPLOYED N ADAPTING The MEDICINE TO IRE Dis
EAsE. AND N rHE OTHER THE 'NtrEUR, WITH HIS
BoI LyD BOOK. SEEKS TO Do IT fOR HIMSELF.
Our medicines put up in larger pellets than those
usually employed by Homeopathic physicians, because
they are more convenient 20 take than small Ones and
because they retain the medicine much more firmly
ard for longer time than in the shape of smaller
pellets.
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REMEMBER

That our system Of SPECIFICS dyesis Tie private OF
domestic practice OF Homeopathy Of all rrcSes ana
echnce,es. and places is mild and benign results
within the reach OF every individual At very mode
-n.. nrtlar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
NJ LII. WORN PILLS.

For all Worm Complaints IN Children or Adults
Worm Fever Worm Cole, Noraoious Appetite, Pick
ing at the Nose Wetting the Bed. 4 pleasant, safe
and rational remedy. Other Worm medicines while
they very rsPugnani and difficult to Be given to
the child only drive of few worms, while, by weak
enire the bowels they induce the rapid growth OF
more worms THAI no real good i done. This medi-
cine by curing the condition on which Worms depend
Of course radically cures them and Is not only safe,
but the only way in which Worms can be destroyed,
and the system perfectly cured. IL has cured, when
all other medicines have failed.
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
II r. VI r. ID 1 T. =
FOR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE usy
HUMPHREYS & PALMER.


Prof Hr~FHRrrs may b. consulted Al HI. a.
Nc. So Broadway, on sl diseases Of the hum, -
tenn. from a. ~. 20 p. n. Patients nav s,.o =
SUI, him by l,'er, s'pdirg fur history o. y. -.
syu p,ous, Sc. ard the medicines VII b. r:a-,.S !,
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For bad Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza,
Bronchitis and Sore Threats Bal Colds neglected OF
frequently repeated, often lay the foundation OF Con-
sumption, Bronchitis and premature decline. Though
there are many remedies advertised a. prompt and
speedy cures, yet safely and yet speedily anu
surely effect this. Oaen single pill taken
at night has entirely relieved the system Of severe
and threat nin- cold hy lie morning.
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No. I'LL BABY'S PILLS.

For all complaints q Infants and Young Children
such as Cole, Crying, Worrying Sleeplessness, sui
iering from teethng; also for slow growth, debility
and general feebleness Of children, these pills are
true paracea They contain no opium or anodyne, and
vet quiet and calm the system relieve cole and the
irritation Of teething ard induce pleasant end natural
rest, without the disadvantage Of opiaes or drugs.
Many old nursts, who know their vare, VIII 70. nurse
Iyne-in women without them.
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No. TX. HEADACHE PILLS.
p rI.,d.ci.s of all SORTS Sick Headache

For Headaches OF all sorts, Sick Headache with
Nausea and Vomiting, &c, for Vertigo, Fulness,
Heat ard Swimming OF the head, Vanishing OF Sight,
Numbness, &c. No one, subject to this distressing
affection should hesitate TO give this simple medicine
trial. Hundreds of have been permanently
cured by II. 1t often averts the attack entirely,
and destroys the predisposition to a return, when
.,ifc, "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11

Asa. the duty II ,pery man to do al ne good W
can, and Of erery pay'ieton TO cure raa'epe, 81
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end prolong Hhaterer q human iye he may 20 a.
my duty 10 gre tie results u my aHd'e', 'Hse"isa-
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
REMARKABLE CURES.
TESTIM IA Is.
40 MORE DOUBT.