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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

- MISS = +. Campbell Z. Co, have renov-
ed their Milliner Shop to Phillipss building.
near Mauser's Jewelry Establishment. where
they have a fine stock Of Millinery Goods.
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;iVIl En- Gin e ering
MORTGAGE SALE.
r. l. Vance Ct. a.
-. s-n.-s-r t.

Z. l. Vance e. e.
-c7vA CnCSrT. WIS
Euh~iau Merton CIRCUIT cCrRT.
4 vtsae OF decretsl order made BIZ the shove named
ID court, la1el March ~, lS5S "a the 2oye etiitad
cau>e. viii sell q Puoie Fenaue 90 the highest ana
best bidder for cash, the 25-b day OF August a. D.
1855 II O'Clock. 2. ~. az the f~1nt TIE te Co.rt
House in the city Of Mineral Point, Iowa county Wis
cansn the following described nlo-tCaEed premises TO-
ir North East Quarter Of she south East Cusr-er
ofscctlon No rentyslx 5l in Township 80 eight 81
North Range Ne. - East of the Fourth F1ia-
eiral mer5isr sn6 situate said county Of Iowa
satisfy re ~ Four hundred Dollars and sixty
cents, Together with costs cf Suit aud sale.
GEORGE MFSSE RSEFTFT.
Sheriff of I17ra coun-y gis-
Dated She1-I-s Oa5cs. july g. 1853 = rs
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= Read the new advertisements Of Mr.. A.
Beg. He has good supply Of Groceries. and
IS determined To sell as low as they call be had
IL the West.
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II BRoBArE-IosvA COUNTY COURT.


tIse Of estate 81 GHok4E HorE docasel
az rea6iuz and cling fhe pets son Zane Hone ~
tie county of lows State % Wisconsin re,41sel
among other tInes that tearEe Hope, late ~ sa5d
eesfutr She I'D 5ay q Ja.v A. y. 1855 AZ the -ou
i-ev5I- said eouuiy, a1ed intestate leaving
goods and estate VI thsu t4is county. ana tha
she the said petitioner j. the late ia1v ~ said
"a Charles Hope Of said county. II ordered rha
ssid PETITION be- heard bef, te Jae q this CoUra
Court House in the City a Mineral Point said
and il Is srei that notice therst,f De GIVEN
n TIE heirs ri said deceased Is sTI sazerS
ed rslsin cory Of this order three suc-sssiv
weeks rior 10 the said DAY af hearing IN the Mineral
Point tribune weekly newspsPeg prinei at the CITY
Of Mineral Point, in SAID conDtr.
Dated Jpix the sta ISIS
SIS L. = STRONG. County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

MOSES II IS no i 49,
Mineral Point. July Ifr.e 1855.
I'VE mos, clcer3ullv give Place IL Sir.
Strongs reply TO our rcnt.5a s al last week,
though We cannot see that he has hettered the
matter m the least Having CORRECTLY under
stood 'ho sentiment Of the prayer Of tile Chap
lam. only renders his remarks san more ob.ec
tIonab-o Up our oriaio,. We caanot agree with
him that the evil # slavery does moi. attach 10
Us as nation nor that Wisconsin Is entirely he
yond the reach Of the Effects 81 Thar evil So
long as three fifths Of Tie slave r7arr.-i frl,.
south arc represented m our National T.crisla-
tarc-so long as the evil ac.ualiv exists +, IL,
Territories of the nation. and efforts aee com
tinusd e extend il into new Statss--so Ia,- Ms
every State has officers appointed ~ Tie Gov
eminent whose duty il is 10 guard tile iute-e>.
Of the slaTe-hoaler. and every man is liable a.
a moments Warning e he compelled 90 AID ia
restoring 70 the Master any SLAVE :hat NAV have
escaped from bondage--so long IS the hieheSl
judicial power Of the nation gives 4, ti,, MASTER
the right 70 remove his human cha-,l,s =, The
soil Of our own State. and there hold fheo =.
slaves, Slavery looks TO rs as a National s.1
But we have no desire 70 proloaE this subject
We are ready to accredil to Dir. Strong a Is-rs
degree Of patriotism and admit thar "a ,l, o.-
oaslou Of our celebration. he felt unusually l,a-
tTiofic- Whether Mr.. Strong attended The cela-
braiion for the purpose Of Z. pitching into the
>hanghSls" or otherwise, matters but lit.le WIN
y We are satisfied thar be should enjoy all
ne glory OF his patriotism. a vel IS the
dement's and honors that may attach 70 his re
marks.
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L SHALL and VALUABLE l-lsz 't,st a-'f 'F-a1-h4
sins sollegtious, an1 t-s-er-r l-.-. fs-s-
rz- O. ana nom a. the prineirs- tii5es aa Towns IN
-5s. -NFE9 STATES sud CANADA. -.l.s.-.--ta ,gf.t
1ze sErrses 70 al pazts Of Et i,rfa ana CALIFOR-
NJ
Messenger despatched ds5ls. ofsce 81 stone yya-a
Meuse Near *. Il. Depot Iii $40. ". CoBE
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n Thomas stone Blocs. Second Floor East side Jim
staiiatc under the Tribune oace1 where be Is pre-
~ q take Pictures le shortest possible tin'e- an
sust..e terms.
rl-aer-eotel.es, Ambrotvres 3eleueotEres, Se may
-- 81 customers uHsy choose. ST q which VIII hs
ga II superior yle and ppt up IN such cases a'
-.-.r.5.
t1s IT. ADIZ. 4rtisf
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S~Ned- AI~s-rs A FISHER = Co. III Lgnner. Ind say
Your medicines valuable and here
vow tuuSH auU Consumption Syrup. especially has
d.'c great deal ofEnoa. q. Pancake ESD represent
atFV fFern NOht- county. ce1fned his uftl.
S"h7dmnlen HIS pa5stc Az and friends herS-d nat
he could never recover. aud must ee. Through
the U>ra1eality - tis syrup he has been restored
T. If good health. "A Of Lee
rsq or t1at vlcuits. afflicted with Lung Fever
NhtCf len aim With DAM. cough that bziied the
skill of their physicians. he took this Syrup and Wa
sy0a ress,itei 80 AIS accustomed lsUatta.
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TnE CRoPs--Reeent accounts from various
parts Of This and the adjoining counties are some
what gnfavorable to the farmers prospects. The
h~=e harvest, which has already commenced,
II Is thought by some, viii no5 yield more than
a half crop. in consequence OF rust. Corn !
somewhat Injured BY recent storms, but with
favorable future fair crop may be looked for
- The communication Of J. NJ was receiv-
ed 70 late for our present issue. 1t VIII appear
in eur next, and We hope TO hear often from
hi'a, As wen . upon others, upon the same sub
jccc.
- Several articles inrcfsiee; for this weeks
paper, are unavoidabIy crouded out, but VIII be
attended 10 next week.
GonEy's LtpY's Book for August j. received.
giving a most beautiful Landscape engraving.
ii addition 20 the usual variety OF csnbeIIi-h-
meais and choice variey Of reading matter
The Ladvs l.oe X Is the Magazine OF the aee
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LEGAL NOTICES.

John adams and State Of Wisconsin,
Joan Bonner ialhtins, Iowa county Circuit Court.
Wsm hensi'sv iisF- The Plaintiff desires tie Trial
mn Ng3s@W a;s' "a - 's Ae''en, y any there
DEFENDANTS. Iowa.
IkG STATE or WISCONSIN.
pra,v am. 1, ,,ite y slli neas-'@v iiaFIaan
~ 49,, ls - - y ~ - -
". aid i- - - " a. - ~ 80 .len
and for ssia county -, 30 asrb ~. ~ I,ns 4 n
Is5s, and 90 serve coav Of your srs,xe- on the sub
~crIberS at the Law t)f5,,,,f ,th : 49, ~ - Z, 49,,
Of Mineral Port lows, county Wisconsin. within twenty
& Of $3.50 ,'f = p ' 81 luminous exclusive q the
a. bsrabr - - aSSsi sil' 60 ''ti-
" nv ''''' ''''@ Ia rs 2t e@t,'I amt
2-w5 ,f1ffna~a1 T5. = Pr : Als;se -,
Myudent ". Starin, State OF Wisconsin.
Fialn'ih Iowa county Circuit Court.
~ s "4ASt
go, - 80 '"I lie Flalnin desires the TRIAL Of
''PrenS9h, "o.taS Aaa Ia the county Of lava
isaac = NeS>more,
, ,eIgita1l Us:
r.. W s.o-,.... To N'ty5g = Lee, John Garter.
Nessnlore, Defendants
S~oC are hereby summoned - answer the complaint
l Of hyndent " Siam. Pla.rtiH. which aied ia
county ct Iowa aaa STATE Of Wisconsin on ths 2s,b da
on the rto at i Law. colees i, . 81 I E a,, -
Office Of Cobb Messmoro, 10 tb, city of Mineral Point
iowa county. Wisconsin, within twenty aavs after the
$40 ct ts,s S''nrs extensive t t.e DAY # service
lsr.s the plaizti vii snal Il M -, -
demanded in tle complaint
AFASA CORR
27we of MiRnrsf Point Plaintiffs At,olnev
STATE OF WISCONSIN. telscrtF eorRr-
COUNTY or IOWA. s.. Iowa county, WIscosiu
Wf!.iarl r Henry T,lafotff
against
trator If tb I 80, ~ ~ 7-, r,i.sa s. -,
er poushertv. D..es.S t,i,l If t6s ..tior : ,+
aert 'n@ o 9f 6 o, .ag there be- g q bad IL
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Rem aTksb,e Case Of Hereditary Consumption

This certtsies thst afflicted about shc
months WITH every symptom 81 consumption. She
great dt 81 t'i ant had an almost inces-snt cough
W haa uo eNprC t'tttou % her
and three sisters haR Cied with consumption. aud
her disease evidently similar theirs Afer she,
had been confined 70 her bed about weeks con
stantF failing. she commenced using St Johns Cough
aud Consumption syrup LIS cured HeF
cough and restored her 70 perfect health which she
ENJOY "a with little Interruption nearly vears
II al-" soon relieved rue o. deeply seated dangerous
q, ugh aud splitting Of blood. JACOB PULSE
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infant JuTed.--W ven child a W wea'.s Of
II tots cold mich settled upon lungs The
cousin continued about year. the ehnd having no
mean time the hopping cough. We L a great
rely Ct uelciue7 nome ~ which were ~ apparent
benefit ttuFly Induced from the strong
Tnrui4iau u several ~ friends Try ~ ioAn4
foHeh aa Consumption ytts. which very elected
!. FLAuGHER. Fort Bait d.
Sold hv an Medicine Dealers who viii furnish ~
ioIu'- Almanac aratis l. l.. 81. JOHN & 60.
Ots O., General Agents for the Western states.
AgeDts-R pclos Pulford. Mineral Point J c. Clark
Avoc8, r. Prank fh0mas. Dodecyiue. NJ Diusdale
i. linden ScodseH q Little. Highland. Cali tho
Asenis and procure ana Almanac n5-iy
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To Melvin y. Lee. John Garter
Msssnore. Defendants.
" ii4i1rn T. Henry. Plafatff.
n erfgfs u -

STATE OF WISCONSIN. telect-.F earRr.
COUNTY or IOWA. s.. ) Iowa couuty WIscosiu.
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Melvin J. Lee John The Plaintiff desires the Trial Of
Carter, James n this Action, i any there be- 10 ta
Stephenson, Julius had in the county Of lava
G. Burnhan and
Isaac F. MesSmore
Defendants.
FHE STATE NIsCGNsTN.
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NEW DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

T1HE Subscribe, would respectfully announce 20 I'd
opened
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

Ia the District Court of the
Jutlt4 states for fa-
District oI Wisconsin.
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t0u5N md Pam m the Sido Of Five Yeavs'
Standing tured.--t afflicted with n cough and
pam "a mv side and breast fYe years During three
years Scarceig able sufficient
Employed four Il We Physicians, unable to
kfve rrief My disease considered
ris- Fortunately took st Johns Cough and
ton syrup. which has restored perfect health
After taking the medicine week. enjoyed excel
lea5 appetite. JOHN NJ. KIRCHEk. T.4hn. q.
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Hannah Jsraa. State OF Wisconsin.
j aiCta, Iowa county. Circuit Court.
0gais-f Tho Plaintiff desires tse Trial Of II us
iaehofd Jacka Action It any tAero be, toe Had ~
IeicuLaut. ) Iowa cauistr-
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Iu fie u -rzef Court r.
Size td 1tata-f
ta- lfists oi fss GA ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

James q kaiEhtand
lewis llUfl
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i. =. aIAR>HAL'> SALE.

Nelson futile,
William g. Nlrfar.3.
George NJ Gray and
Frederick IuItle.
rs
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LADIES. LOOK HERE.

grim EAS-Ju-. received ANA for sale ~
> z3-t ANTON BEL
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An irreprrssible low cry broke from the
pallid lips Of Honora. Throw up the
cards J" she nid: at Is wicked. this tam.
pering with the mysteries Of the future!"
The above 10 the commencement Of Mrs.
Southworth's great story, which is now be-
ing published In the New York Ledger
We give this as rample; but It is only the
beginning Of this most interesting, fasinat-
ing, and beautiful tale-the balance, or con-
tinuation Of il, can only be found in the
New York Ledger, the great family paper,
for which the most popular writers in the
country contribute, and which can be found
at all the stors throughout the city and
country, where papers are sold. Remember
and ask for the New York Ledger Of Janu.
airy l6, and you will get the continuation
OF the story from where it leaves OF here
IL you cannot get copy from any news Of.
Zee, the publisher of the Ledger will mail
you copy on the receipt Of Eve cents.
The Ledger is mailed, to subscribers, at
90 year, or two copies for So. Address
your letters to Robert Bonner, Publisher,
"A Ann street, New York. IL is the hand.
soonest and best family paper in the coun:
try, elegantly illustrated, and characterized,
by high moral tone.
The stony is, Of itself alone, worth the
price of the Ledger. To peruse the history
Of the lovely heroine, Miss Paule-how she
came to DO bride for only an evening, and
all the strange and absorbing particulars
connected Herewith, will be q treat for oil
who take the trouble to get the Ledger.
Her smile 50 son, her heart so kind,
Her voice for PHYS tones 50 ht,
All speak her woman bu! her mind
Lins her where bards and ssges sit.
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Desperate suite In which he had left those ~
dear to him. Jack listened with much in.
terest, and at once proposed 70 Richard to
help him to pick the pocket Of an old man,
who was staring into window on the op.
posite side Of the street. Richard refused
with horror, although Jack urged the neces-
sity of ut once getting something to save
the life of his mother and little may. Jack
then undertook the business alone, and just
as he had relieved the old gentleman Of his
pocket.book, q policeman sprang from q
doorway to arrest him but Jack made
good his escape. Not 50 Richard, who was
at once seized by the policeman Us IN accom-.
plioe of the escaped pickpocket.
elan no thief, sir, cried Richard, break
ing from the strong grasp that held him,
and throwing himself ut the feet Of the old
gentleman, who had just come TO the spot,
Sthough poverty and hunger tempted me to
become one. Ny mother and sister are starv-
The future history and trials of this poor
boy is given in the New York Ledger Of Jan.
uary lG, which is for sale at oil the book.
stores and news Offices.
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DR. CUDwoRTIi-nOtane Inhrmary, No. Is

mr.. CCDWORTIi-Botanic Inhrmary, No. Is,
IL Howard street, Boston, Mass.
DR. CUDWORTIl attributes 10 his SEw DISCOVERY
much Of his In curing the most deerooted oh
stnate COMPLICATED and long standing, and even ~.
disorders Of the human system. Ills utter dis
card of sTeury hyrate of potash, anil other mineral
posons from the medical practice, forced him to search
Tor substitute and the result vas this agent which
In itself Is thorough but mild searcher, discover and
expeer Of all mercurial other poisonous deposits Of
the humon system.
cleansing ami r,noyatng remedy, the "New Discovery
& the basis on which his theory Of Healing long ami well
settled disorders IL ounde and viii In all intro
uce healthy action Of great consequence, but where
he pronounces thorough cure, u has sEyER FAILkD.
Old Diseases ofthe Throat, Chest Heart and Lungs,
Cout and rheumatism. Indigestion, General Debility,
Mercurial Affections, Females Chronic Disorders, Ner
you.ness and Iabua Headache, diseases of ndscreet
Young and mdleaged persons, AMI all diseases of the
kin OF urinary organs constitute list Of human afc-
tons In which RS "New Discovcry"is ola most Also.
lutte efficacy. For the satisfaction % the publlc $500
will be legally forfeited II grain Of mercury found IN
any medical preparation from this Institution.
All persons who by an In njudicous or deficient mel.
caI have lost all faith In the profession, AMI
all hope % recovery may for couple % weeks try this
INV DISCOVERY, and never continue n medical treat
ment that In three weeks has effected important aud
upienlable change 20 his benefit.
Dr. Cudworth has his Laboratory, where all Ihis
medicines are prepared. II Is his interests to pay
WE'LL and carefully select the drugs used In his practice,
so that no spurious Inert drugs old sluggish com.
pounds nor mistaken inaccurate, or titous prepara-
TONS can defeat his knowledge AMI disappont his pa
tent No IL Howard street. Once open day and eve
ming lyr32
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AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE

N ENpRESSION OF GRATITUDE
"A Ea.t Cambridge, June -, 1854 To rHE AFFLICTED
This oertihss that have suffered for several years with
that dreadful of all complaints Seminal Weakness
one but ply .ican, or person afflicted a. was,
can realize the situation vas In applied 10 an old
an skfal doctor. he It'd me that my dill not re-
qulrc medicine that should soon get well II Was
careful % my habits. I waited AMI waited until i--
came 80 weak and reyous that could hardly walk
then consulted physician Who pre,eDiei to under
san the disease took his medicines three months, but
no relief since, have applied 10 other physlcians,
hut received no benefit. began % despair Wished
never had been lm-hai q continual pain OF distress
n my hsad-dlIliness, ringing In my eats orgetalness,
weak eyes kc. ~as much emaelated, my friends sup
t.ed me In decline iInm Intense study and conhne-
n,ent The 2isl % last April. Chat day shall never
ffvet) freni anil fellow student SAID 10 me- "Charles
have come 20 advise you. I have been uoabled the
came as you ae-lhsrefe, kBDs all your bad feelings
and the cause Of them,"I called upon DR.. Cudworth,
and he cured me. AMI he will you 10 Jon take his
medicine. Take my advice AMI you will never regret
n, The neat day called on him-followed hfs improved
course Of treatment Cor little nine veeks-sradu.
ally improving AMI am strong aud veil both 10
mind AMI body. fthis communication should meet the
eye u any Que afflicted ~ Vas, advise them 40 q
friend % suffering humanity, 10 20 and the Doctor,
and they viii BE- currl aud saved from an unllmsly
grave and enjoy all the blessings attendant upon health.
Re,der DO not delay you are In troable, male OF fe
male. CHARLES DICKSON.
To Dr.. Cadu0rth. lyr32
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the ONCE OF Commits
sioner Of patents, H. H. EDDY, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There few, any persons acting In tina
capacity, who had 30 much business beforethe Patent
Office and there were none who conducted u will
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
- one VI the best Informed and most skfu Patent 30
ictors In the United States, and have no hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
more competent and trustworthy, and more capable q
putting their applications In form to for then
An early and favorable consderatonat the atent or
ace. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents "
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SUMNER AND FRUIT SEASON
Notice of Foreclosure.

TINE undersigned hereby gives public notice
J. that James Hubbard, Of Sanford, in the Coun'
" Of York, and State Of Maine, Esq, and Hannah
Hubbard, wife Of the said James, TO her right BY
their deed Of Mortgage dated March 29lh, 1880
and recorded March Goth, 1885, IN York County
by said Mortgage deed 10 the undersigned, In
crease 8. Kmball, OF Sanford, In said County, 9
certain tract Of land situated in said Sanford
bounded Easiery by and Of William F: Gowen
Nor,herly by land Of Elijah William, Westerly
by land Of George Novel;, and Soulherly by the
highway, containing ihree.lourths Of an acre, be
the same more or less, with the dwelling house
and another building iheoeon standing.
The condition in said deed has been broken
aud by reason thereof the said Mortgage claim'
10 foreclose said Mortgage.
Dated at Sanford, in sait County Of York, Jan
uary the first, A. d. 1853.
3w2 INCREASE 8. KIMBALL.
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made to you, I was in Baltimore With my
grandmother, and With Mn. willoughey,
who was then Mis- Heine. Curiosity took
us 10 the rooms Of the Egyptian, who was
then practicing in that city. And alter
some preparation as he had used IN your
case, he cast my horoscope and read
my future. IL was this, that before my
twentieth birthday, should be bride, but
never wife, for that te fatal form y me
seafold arose b<t,cem The nnptial b<nsd'ef'en
and hs bridal CHAMBER. Such were the
words Of the prophecy" She spoke with q
solemnity that seemed to Cvershadow every
other feeling. 49,
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A story has been the rounds Of the pa.
pers stating that the grasshoppers consumed
whole crop Of tobacco out west during the
past summer, and afterwards sat upon the
fence by the road side, begging q chow of
tobacco from every passing traveller. But
gentleman who has just returned FROM st.
Louis, says that the report IL untrue.
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DOCTOR CUDwORTH,a at his botanic In

IL Urinary, No IL Howard street Boston, Mass, de
Aotes his whole attention the treatment Of diseases Of
the urinary organs Ills great success In curing these
long standing and difficult cases, such as have formerly
been considered incurabe, IL sufficient 10 commend him
10 the public as worthy Of the extensive patronage which
be has received. Within one year he has cured over
500 csses-a practee which doubt exceeds that 81
any other ply scian In Boston, therefore all persons Az
with any disease will do vel to call on him,
and avoid ali Boosting mpos,ers either foreign native
DR. CUpwORTII still confidently invites the ladies
to test his invaluable method Of treating the many dis
ressing complaints to which the are subject to-
General diseases and all obstruetons removed without.
physical danger. Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
once open day AMI evening. All letters addressed 10
DR.. CuDwoRTIl, 10 Howard street, Boston, Mass,
containing postage stamp, will be attended 10. lyrj2
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From ths prs,snt Commi..,onsr.

uArorsr II. distributing the time have held the
Office Of OF Patents, II. H. Eddy, Esq, OF
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
II business with the Once, Solicitor. lie Is thor
oughly acquainted with the law and the rules OF prac-
Die and successful practitioners with whom l have had
ofacial Intercourse. CHhS. MasON,'
Boston, Sept. q lS57.-ly37. CON-, Of Patents.