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EXPRESSES.

& EONARD s. CO.'S BOSTON * EAST
q 4 TERN EXPRESS,
OUer the Boston 8 Worcester RrilYood,
0FFIoEs-1s0 Main St. Worcester Court Street
Boston, mh12 DIFF
l8ssk.ss4s. FULLER'S NOR VQIGH AND
&@@ WORCESTER EXPRESS.
OFF1oEs180m Main st., Worcester N. O. Brakenridge'
tore, under Wauregan House, Norwich, OF.
npackages should be marked Eullers Express.
orcester, Sept. LIST, 1856. sept5
Esyzszsq ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
zsssssS WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
0PFIoEs.-lSG Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooke
bore, Woonsocket; No Exchange street, Providence.
EEssssszs- FJSKE s. co IS UNITED STATES
W.. AND CANADA EXPRESS. - Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via. Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Law
rance, &C. furnishing the direct and exhibitions line
FISKE & CO., Proprietors,
40 Court Square Boston
j. Il. 0sgood, Agent. General Express Office, No
Lincoln House Block. Worcester. dh MI
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RAILROAD ~gU,
=siss-1es2Z AND STEAMER szg salslaaaiszs5

GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.
For all the South and Western States via STEAMERS
from Buffalo for all Lover and Upper Lake ports and
Railroads to all points, Pass ngers by this line will
lind il much peasaner, and from 81 Sc chea ger than
any other routes including meals and rooms on the
boats. For III kets, aTpiy to BRADLEY & co., Leon
ard's Express Oce u. NJ Wier, General Ticket Agent
Worcester ard Nashua Railroad; at Junction Ticket
Office, Worcesterj O. ESHAW Travelling Agent; and
d. l. RAY, General Receiver, II Albany street. Boston
List of farea from Wos hester
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MEDICINES.
GRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISH
VI MENT

u MENT
1911 Main Street. Worcester.
The koIe need not physician but they that sick.
voice from Natures Garden. DR. C. A HILL
formerly Of Boston, is graduate from the school Of Ma
ture and independent Botanic Physician; is
his Dploms His Aateria Medics-NGfUre's b0andiess
Vegetable kingdom. Fis general headquarters-Wor
ceser, Mass, where all orders be addressed, to
insure attention. DR.. Hill will send bic medicines any
part Of the Union,
The Doctors Medicines are prepared expressly for
following Complaints
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Kidney Dificulties Influenza Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind,
Fluor Abus, Vertigo in the Head
Whoopal Cough Epilepsy, Epieptic Fits,
Peurisy, Splitting Blood,
Oostiveness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back,
St. Vitus Dance Salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
Fits, Disrrhsa, Lock jaw, Commissions,
Palpitstion of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Coughs, Piles Scroiula Ruptures, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms Erysipela3,
Overlooking Of the Call, Liver Complaints
g1-The Doctor has a safe and sure remedy for all
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self All private difficulties treated with snccess and in
strict confidence. dly nS
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INSURANCE.

FENHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY, of New York, has a capital of
8 A 6 8 S OOOI!
It's net increase in the last year hasbeen sS97 S6319
The dividend Of Feb II, 1858, 40 per cent on the
aggregate of premiums paid during Ave years. amount-
ing to SILL AZ, sos lS. The reversionary value Of
this division being added to the amount of the Policy
makes single increase of more than 100 upon many
Of the Poccie made for $40 600 and an increase upon
all SIN Her Policies in the same proportion.
This is nov the oldest and much the largest Mutual
Life Insurance Compeny in the Country.
Any further information may be had BY Application by
mail or in person, 10 the gent,
FRANKLIN WHIPPLE,
apo deodtf 2eS Main street, Worcester.
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The above rods may be had CO
FREEMAN b WETHERELL
81 Exchange street, Merrided'S Building.
apps d2awswtf Worcester, Macs.
E9AH IRON AND STEEL
IR O N
as tons assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
1850 assorted beat refined Iron, round nat, and
Square,
80 tons shattiug Iron, from u to 6inches round.
20 " small round, and square Iron, from I6 to
Of sn inch.
tons o. B. horse-nail rods
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 g hest Norway rods. and shapes assorted.
Joop and band Iron from to 0 inoheH vide.
20 beet 0lendon Iron.
Lowmore Iron, assorted
Oval, and half-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
EEL.
S tons sleigh shoe Steel (swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson Bro. q oo.)
round machinery Steel
English spring
German
Bustered III
oofking
Fisher . Norris Cast Steel Face Anv,h ana
Vices. Best Raglish Anvils and Vices.
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and Ro1ES
ELIPTIC SPRINGS BLACRSMITHis BBLLOWg.
BLAoKsMITH's SEA coAh, ONO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
GRIN TONES.
Horse Nails made from the best o. B. Iron warranted
NIB, 2: I. are also Agents for ADRIoNAo AMER
Eg The above win be sold on the most favorable tero
sy the subscribers the old stand washington Square
WEBSTER. Oct. l. 1854 deoS
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& o M THING N &c w
ID A N 1 Ell $
Patent GT@4sW altar FweE,
- Manufactured from
BRUSH WOOD, TwIGs. &C.

The subscribers having purchased the right for Wor
cester County, 10 manufacture the Patent Granular
Fuel would inform the citizens Of Worcester ami yeotv
that they have put ~ Machine In Mertiaeds Building
Quantities The 0fauar Fuel IL pronouu ed by all who
have used IT, superior to charcoal for kindHng coal Ares
while az amer fuel FOR cooking stoves ranges &C. It
has equel the Of convenience aud economy
Terms cents per buthe Cash, delivered 20 any mart
Of the city with liberal discount 10 those who purchase
by the quantity at the Mil 10 those taking unde,
twenty-five bushels, 10 cents.
Orders left at the CITY COAL YARD OFFICE. I'm
Genital Exchange, with SCOTT ELLIS, 90 Front st.
BROOKS srEARNs,oppOstte City Hall,or at the CITY
HOTEL, will BE- promptly attended TO-
1rRghts with the requisite machinery, are for sale
Tor all parts Of the County Also, rights 10 ude the In
yenton Ia any part Of the United States may he pego
tated through as. W. b LANE
Merdaeldis Building,
ie22 deod&w3m Over the saw Mil, Exchange a.
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OFFICE, No. SO BRoKFIELD STREET, Boston. MASS.
kev Norris Day.
Rev. Mason, (oity Missionary. .....vce President
Hm Tyler, Esq......... Treasurer
john Styles ESQ.,. Secretary
s BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Rev. Geo. O. Bancroft. Rev Perez Mason,
VIM B. wnher, Esq, Luke Baker, ESQ.,,
John Priest, ESQ, Aaron s. Hayward, Esq.
B. GREENE. NJ. Principal
J. AUTCHINe, NJ, De-. .................Associate
This Insttuton was established for treat
ment Of cAEoERs soRoTULA Humors of the blood and all
Chronic Diseases upon the natural Indian system Of
practice II has been IN successful operation several
years and the fruits Of its practice are found in case
cured in almost every town and village in the New Eng
land States, and from other parts Of the
try Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the genuine Indian
practice cautioned against placing themselves under
he treatment Of any person employed in this Office
We have agents either located Gpeting, and
not responsible for the msdOpgs Of postors in this vi
entity, or any other part pr the country
d. GREEEE, the Principal Of this Institutions has for
the last fteen years had constantly under treatment
several hundred Of Of which had been
agravatee and extended either from being out with
out cleansing the blood, or other improper treatment
until the paednts nearly exhausted before they
to him for relief
he has cured many very aggravated cases Of Cancers
without causing one nth part Of the pain and suffering
which had been previously inflicted Hundreds of such
cases can be referred to, who nov raise their voices
against such imposition, and at whose especial request
We have made these remarks.
h treatment eeanses the blood and extermlnateu the
cancer completely from the SYSTEM and although patients
come with their caSs so aggavaed by wrong treatment
be does not lose more than Eo Of one hundred cases.
Persons having Cancers should aUatl Themselves Of
Or. GreeAs's personal attention.
Most diseases such scroiuia Humors Of he Blood
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Liver Com
plaint Iropsy, Rheumatism Heart Complaint, Female
Complaints and the great variety Of forms in which the
human body afflicted, successfully treated with med
lcnes which be sent any part Of the world with ul
drecions as very correct opinion Of such cases can be
formed upon remhDg correct answers 10 the questions
which may be found In the "Indian Arcans," copy Of
which win be sent free when requested
II nay be wen 10 add that tho business at this esab
ishment is condustsd upon the most liberal terms. nis
the practice win require large in advance
forth promise Of a cure" &C This course Is severe
" condemned BY the Society At thin nstltution the
patients required 70 pay only the price Of the medi
cnep needed In their case except At the prescription
one dollar being charged for recording the and
giving The necessary directions
The Instltuton has Just Issued smother edition Of Dr.
Green's work on "indiaAopathy" or science Of Indian
Medicine, which may be had at Mr.. oHARLEe
oLARKBs Drug Store IN Worcester or By mail from the
IHsSifvrr. Price ~ cents. dk~iy mch2s
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MISCELLANEOUS
nR. G. H. JEN X S

having removed
his Dental Office
to No so main. st.
nearly opposite the
Lincoln House,
takes this oppor
tus ity to tender to
his numerous pat
cons and friends
his sincere thanks
for their very l!bsr-
al patronage while
at the old stani,
and respectfully
solicits a continue
ton OF the same at
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ESTABLISHED IN 1875.

p q y N q,
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS
&c, respectfully uorms the public that he has no in
store sn ENTIRE NEW STOCK Bought since the recent
tail IN goods, and now ceiling at very low prices
Umbre les, Canes, &c repaired. S95uhfngin va
'tety Of styles Eyeets set barking for Enbfoiderv
Agency Of New England Dye House.
SIGN Of THE Variety Store" No. 200 Main qreet.
opposite Bginley Hal dtt nqe
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Testi an o n ais.
In proof of what is before written the subscribers will
add the testimonials, the following, Of recent
date which will nut all controversy at rest
From Prof Benz. Ssltinda.
New Haven, April 10, 1858
Mr. Elisha Freeman of Worcester, Mass has exhibited
to twisted spiral sheet Of copper, elongated into
tightening rod 1t appears to to be the FORM
for that pupose that have seen. B. sILLIMAN.
From Prof ". 4. Norton OF Yale COttsge.
1 have examined Freemans tLYolsD Copper Lightn
ing Rod, and have no doubt that sin PERFECTLY Full
Fu. the purposes for which it was designed
w. A. NORTON
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N UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANoE C0.-Incorporated 1851.
Available and CASH Capital,
936O,0OO
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise atstocR
Rates, and continue to pay rs per dividend on one
year policies, and 90 per cent dividend Eve yearn
politics. at their expiration.
y orcester Office in Mechanics Hail.
my6 decd 3. A ROWLAND, Agent.
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EAcTs FOR he INVALID,

INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
!oFFIoE, No. SO BHoKFIELD STREET, BosToE. MASS.
Rev Norris President
Rev. Mason, (oity Missionary. President
WIN. Tyler, Esq........ Treasurer
John Styles Esq. Secretary
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MEDICINES.

a NEW DISCoVERY.-To CURE BAD
~ SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn,
Cholc Pains, Wind 10 the Stomach, Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Deirium Tremens,
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. E NJ % A L :
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
p TENT AG EN- Q Y /.
SAMUEL COOPER

SAMUEL COOPER,
ate Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
WEBSTER BANK BUILDxrTGs
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BOARD OF MANAGERS.
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sys-JA tn u Bar STATE MORGAN
HT1N last trottnR Stallion, dark bay color, With
A-4 bleek mauc, tsi and Limbs, four years Old, one
Al Stable Of Highland aud North Ashland Streets
this seaaon All who wish TO unt- great power. good
diapositcn eiiEy and graceful action togs Their with
hih degree OF intelligence aud speed, In one Horse
invited to zee this beautiful ANIMAL Terms moderate
and good stock warranted Fer further information al
dreas L. BATON, az No. 0 Bay State Shoe Store.
Iel1 dH
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D. KIMBABL h CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers, Providence, r. L.
jy9 dtf Agents for New England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
Voice of tho Press.

The Athens. Georgia Banner, one of the ablest
ane most reliable papers in the south. thus dis
courses Conserving NE .cc"nt election, and the
treachery Of Mr.. Stephen A. Douglas
"A few words now as to how the result Of these
elections has changed our views in regard TO tho
contest in Illinois, and we dismiss the subject.
We have, up TO this time. held that the election
of Douglas over Lincoln preferable, If there
was no possible chance for Democrat TO succeed
over both But our eyes have hecn opened since
the 18th inst, and We have seen the length, and
depth, and breadth of the injury that Douglas has
done the South and the democratic party. We
have seen q loss Of seventeen members of Con-
gress in three States of two State tickets and two
legislatures, all from his trescrery. We shave seen
the efforts that have been made by his strongest
friends to crush out the friends Of the adminisra
ton and put black republicans in Office. We have
seen them running anti-Lecompton democrats
against the regularly nominated supporters OF tho
administration, and thus throwing district after
district into the hands Of the enemy. and we have
learned to look upon them as equally, if not more
the enemies of the South. than the republicans
themselves. And shall we. shall any Southern
man, any true democrat any whore. still continue,
in the face of these revelations, to wish for the
success ofthe man who has done all this mischief,
over anybody-esen black republican! Shall
we prefer Douglas to Lincoln now. or, AS some do.
Douglas to any onef"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
The Americans Of Illinois.

Il has been said that tn ewhig. and Americans
Of Illinois sympathisc with Douglas, and will vote
the Douglas ticket at the ensuing election. The
following emphatic protest from the Illinois
American viii remove any such unIounded idea /:
AS Americans. we have neither sympathy nor
support for Mr.. Douglas: ms Old Line Wings, we
would scorn TO Disgrace the memory Of Henry
Clay by speaking a word in behalf Of the man
who built up q reputation 10y hunting down and
yillifying the Sage of Ashland; as lovers Of our
common country, We feel called upon to crowd
from the national councils nll such men a. stop
not at any sectional disturbance which promises
to drift their corrupt carcasses into places Of in
fuencc aud emolument Verify. we are not for
Douylasp
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To the Southern tpnpa,hisers Of Douglas. we
would commend the following brief extract from
his home Organ, the Chicago Times;
"He has secured the adoption Of principle.
which while it is emDently just, wise, and Demo
cratic IN ITSELF has rendered it pretty certain that
THERE WILL NEVER BEANOTHER SLAVE
STATE ERECTED IN ANY OF THE PRESENT
TERRITORIES Of the Union"
BY the way we've heard much lately Of the
''strong pro-slavery speeches Douglas was ma
king" Does the following extracts from his Otta-
wa speech sound = note accoroant to our climes
II do not hold that because the aegre is our IN
.terior. that therefore he ought TO be eur slam. BY
no means can such conclusion be drapn. On The
contrary, I hold that humanity and christianity
both require that the negro shall hare and enjoy
~ priUilege, epery Immunity, dc"
And here is q little more of the Same sort:"
I'VE (ssys Douglass hare eetied the aarery
question as far concerned; sce hare pro-
hibitcd II in Illinois .forerer, and in doing so
think zoe hGpe done riseiy, and there Is man in
the State seke soolid be more strenuous tn his
opposifion to the introduction Of slavery than
~ I-6a posld!"
II there 10 q difference between these senti-
ments and the doctrines which Seward and Greedy
preach, We ara not able to discover it.
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oupsfiority Of American Iron.

The English people themselves admit the supe-
riority Of Americsp iron, and in fact admitted it
more than hundred years ago. The following
evideDce upon the subject, we find in the last
nunbsr Of the American Railroad Journal:
American iron has long borne high character
even in Europe. As far back a. 1913, the officers
of several English dock-yards reported that the
American iron was superior in every respect to
the best Swedes iron. One report stated:
We have lately received from his Majesty's
yard ct Depnord, bar iron, 2t inches broad and
II inches thick, imported by Mr.. Crawley from
America, and pursuant to your warrant Of July
IL, 735, hare made sufficient trial Of each of the
Sorts fnd the said iron to be very good and t for
His Mejestys service, superior in every respect
70 the best 6wedes iron and in our opinion, worth
Ell l0s. Cd. per ton"
They also wrote to the Naval Board, on the 18th
Of February, 1876:
That from the trials We have made from one
ton n irop, imported by Mr.. Crawley from Amer
lea, II u, both in i,s nature and goodness and
value, equal in all respects with Swedes iron.1
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warned his wife to remove with their chill dren 10
place Of security. and not to remain in his pres
cncc number Of kind.hearted gentlemen at
tended him and kept watch on his move n,ents
Ropes and STRIPS were prepared with - IN ich to
confne him in case he became dangerous, and
oil this time the victim. Notwithstanding the eff
forts Of his PHI icans to ctlerize him. grew hour
Nv worse ua.il he died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

A MAN DYING FROM IIYDRoPHoBIA.-A young
tertown, Conn., was during the month of May last
bitten in the arm'by mad dog. The animal was
killed, and Nigsrsapprised to the critical nature
of the wound which readily healed, pursued his
regular vocation until Sunday night last when he
became delrous, and at the sight of water fell
into violent spasms. These unmistskeable symp-
toms Of hydrsphia continued to increase, and be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
JOSEPH LIGON,
THOs, p FITZPATRICK, ) Tras'ee'

UlH virtue of n deed OF trust, executed by tho
said Jas g. Peun dated the 18th day OF February 1859
the undersigned trustee therein, will the and
spncned in the foregoing notice. offer sale large
aud valuable LUMBER HOUSE AND STORE HOUSE
with ali the appurtehances thereto belonging which
nct ranged and situated immediately upon the bank
the Canal and Is almost new having been built
by Mr. Penn This house win yield annually
attended to- eight to twelve hundred dollars independent
profits goods will be sou credit and Il
with day the purchaser to give bond
with approved security and the title retained ultimate
curly TIIOS. L. FITZPATRICK
q e lawferdw Trustec
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property Of one half Of he States. co-settied
viii Themselves. And another pestilent hercsy
they also held vis: That The Poacsr Of Congress
scas ualimited in the Disfr.ot Of Columbia IN regm
lating tie affairs Of that district"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

1MPpNTANt.-A remedy Inns 1T Inst bee is
covered. which Is DaniruH aud
g" tie liar The following interesting
veil known in
aisfy that "KoSsEk's EssFNCEof BAY LA
Just what pretends to bca remedy uneralcd
Of the Hair Every certificate w
know and nos reliable
PETERSBURG, Aug lsth. 1881.
Cot 7. IT RossfR-Deu Sir hsv" used =
Of Bay l., the ren,oval - d.ru ond
thon luirlc rlcrtinE complete and
In consideration of whch 1t
the highest tliAS. W. ARNOLD.
p This valuable article Is for sale wholesale retail
ly Mcs>rs W. A. SrEOfliER& CO. ami JOHN II. SEAY
Drueeistsoi this city. sept 3 dr. cts
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The Northern Democracy.

A correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury.
writing from Philadelphia, gives the following &C
ecant q how ths canvass was conducted by the
leaders Of ~ only national party" in tia.
e ~ frepssfsed Aemselces tke adsooates of
- 1881 S.dsst asias Ayssr. IA inmievasfs,
ss6e19 1872, - ~ public doRafS If ne
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

EIGHTEEN PERSONS Poisoned AT DINNER.-Mr
Muchlimann, his wife, two children, two servant
girls, and twelve boardcrs, were poisoned We'd
nesday while at dinner, by taking arsenic. which
had been mixed with their food. Mr.. Muchlimann
keeps public house GU Second street between
Almond and Poplar After the boarders and the
family had finished their meal, they were all ia
ken with a severe gripping of the bowels and vom-
ting. DR.. Weigel sent for, and Immediately
saw that this general illness had been produced
by.poisan, and went to work at once administer
ing an'idotes. BY good deal of industry and
proper attention the patients were quickly better,
and yesterday morning were so far recovered as
to be pronounced out Of danger. The result will
not been fatal in any case. BY examination and
chemical analysis made by Dr. Emo Saunders,
it was discovered that arsenic was in the soup,
meat, and all the food. The poison had been thus
distributed by being mixed with the salt. The
salt used in cooking had been taken from pitch
err on shelf in the kitchen, close to a window
opening the back yard On Analysing that
left in the vessel, arsenic was found, and it was
evident. from this fact that here was the origin of
the mischief. Some deep-dyed william, perhaps to
take revenge on n single person, had by mixing
the murie,ous agent with the salt in the pitcher,
ieopardzed the lives of large househoid.-&
Louis Republican.
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n care. Rftcr NIL the fhy.tctnn saGt fall
ed by BAkfKs PREMIUM BirI To Mr. T. Baker Dear
Sir: In Justice and persons who iarly
afflicted, permit To cite instance Of the kabs
qua tiles OF your Premium Btters had
until occuy but wife having been AMI ted
affection and dordered stomach, tor III, rast
wlNc years used means her
TO heath She under al or
able physicians but nor relic. could be had
vcra certificates the Nahl made
persuaded wife I'D she did y
sh" began rapidly No; only her
affection and iorrd stomach ed but he
raj heath is better than II has been
Ing and shall Rlways ~
this In Justice aud the cneft of
who sirilarly cftieiei Your obed servant.
Rivhuond, June u, 1881. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE
BAkfRs rRtMirM Brrfrs Richmond, H. le.ss- 1t
is with wiling pleasure that adj testimony
of tktts PRtNtuM Bi rms Ia making
sialhshPc Dyspepsia, viii Ter
much last Also wife. sing
with great after suffering for
Initiation and dsnrdcrch stomach A. spn
them ronvi1r,d their unaiifrs
confidently recommend them to the Afflicted J. ADAMS.
fot sale 10y al the Druggists in tSGchhurs. the
iriucpal Druge sin the If Erhmond
Virginia also Chas Co Washington CITY
d. T.. H. Stabrr Co baltimore, Md ID. s. Miller Gov.
ngtoi. Ky; and Barnes n PARK, y Y
Orders filed b, addressing l.. BAKER. Proprietor
oct u IL Richmond Va