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The Opinion o. America, on vital subiecr
show an American any invention, from O.
political constitution TO a patent rat trap eud
his first impulse will be to search for It's deiects
his next, to improve upon IT, II, however he
finds 10 perfect--capable Of performing all that
is claimed forit--invaluable mprovable-he
acknowledges the corn adopts the article,
whatever it may be, aud renders due honor TO
! the inventor. This trait in our national chat
auter is signaly illustrated in the bOundlesa
popularity Of Professor Holloway's remedies in
/ this country When they were first advertised
/ in the United States halt the world had already
| approved them The leading governments OF
Europe, public institutions,and eminent scienu-
! fc men had endorsed them. BuCthese creden-
tials were not sufficient for Brother Jonathan" "
/ He must try them in the crucible of experiment
| The results were in the highest degree satisfac-
tory. Dyspepsia, bilious complaints, aiiec.
tions of The bO1 els all the painful and danger
GUS varielics Of internal disease disappeared,
invariably, under the operation of the Pills;
while external disorders, and the effects of ex.
ternal injuries, were rapidly and uniformly re-
moved by the application of the Ointment,-
| This was demonstration The national mind
was convinced Enthusiasm replaced doubt.
We presume that The establishment in New
York Of central depot for the sale of his rem
edies in the United 5 ates, has been the meaus
of adding very considerably to his princely for
tune; but if It has been pecuniary benefit to
/ him, it has been a benefit which money cannot
measure to thousands OF our suffering fellow
ctizcns The Ointment and Pills are now ac-
ccssible to people of every class, in every part
OF the Union, and the amount OF good they have
accomplished may be estimated from the TACT,
that almost without exception the newspapers
and other periodicals have published statements
of cures effected by their operation, and back
the sta ements by editorial declarations Of their
aulhentioity This is a mass If evidence not
/ to be controverted OF shaken. 1t is a rock Of
truth against which the waves of professional
| prejudice beat in vain.-N Y. "COurier"
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Thl' G nfereucr met at 5aniusky on tie 9th
Rev. S F. Fay, Of Da, ton, Moderator Dele
gates we're present from Central North Associ
alton, Cleveland, Grand River, Marietta, Medi
no, Miami, Plymouth Rock, and Puritan Con-
ferences The Delegates Of Cleveland Confer
enee were-Ministers-Henry Cowles, Fayette
shipherJ, John Morgan, A. D. Barber Gideon
Dana, J. H. Prentiss, J A. Thome, G W
White, @. W, Torrey, lex ofieio.) Laymen--
David Lucas, Truman Penfeld, A. Pomcroy,
Z. R gers, Wm L, Brooks. Medina Confer.
ence-AnisJers-S. Cole, T. H. Delamater,
WIN. Russell, L. M Brintnel.
A series Of resolutions offered by Rev. j. c.
Hart, approving the action aud present position
Of the Boston American Tract Society; also ap.
proving the American Reform Book and Tract
Society at Cincinnati, recommend ig that the
churches Of the Conference contribute to the
latter and recommending also that the officers
Of the two Societies correspond with regard to
the matter Of uniting them in one body, led to
interesting addresses by Rev Mr., Hart, Pres.
M shan, Rev. Mr. Storrs, of Cincinnati Prof.
Morgan, and others. Subject laid over to the
Saturday session.
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TAXING PREsENTs-Some time ago mum
Der of our citizens presented Miles Greenwood
with a splendid set Of silver ware, valued at
about $4,000 Mr. G., regarding this as a work
Of art, has not returned 1t for taxation. Yes.
terday he received notice from the Board Of
Equalization, that 81, 500 had been added to bic
tax list, for this SILVER ware lfMr Greenwood
were poor man, he might feel as the man DID
who came in possession Of the elephant Cm.
Gazette
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ImBrOved Health OF senator summer.

The foreign correspondent Of the Evening Post
writes under date Of May 18th, that he met the
Hon. Charles Sumner in Turin, who seemed in
exesllet health. He affirmed that he was
quite we'll, and intended to 60 to Paris to get
the fai Of his physician, when he would sail for
the United States, purPosng to resume his
Senatorial duties. This intelligence will be
gratifying to the hosts Of friends OF the distn-
gui'hed Massachusetts Senator. May bis re-
storation to the health and strength Of which
he was 50 brutally deprived, be perfect and
lAIting.
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SLAUGHTER OF SHE BY DoGs.-The AS
SCISSORS returns in Champaign county show that
no less than $50 sheep were killed in that coun
ty in 1853 by dogs, aud 56i injured, involving
a loss to the farmers of 50, 1879. All the dogs
in Ohio are not worth the damage done by the
ours in a single county
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Columns d XEN1t RAmRoAD.-A dividend
Of four per cent was declared upon the net
earnings of this road for the last six months
William B. Hubbard was unanimously elected
President, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Robert Neil ESD Columbus
Gaeette.
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HEAyY FALURE. - The failure Of VIM. Crane,
the extensive distiller and produce dealer at
Dresden, is announced, and it is supposed by
his creditors that he has absconded His LA
bilities are estimated at from $4,000 to ss5,
600.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor William DennisOn, Jr.
F" Lisuf Governor Robert q Kirk.
4" Supreme Jados-Wilham Y. GhOlson.
+" Siafs Aud for-- Robert w, Tayler.
" Sfiie Treasursr-Alfred r. atOns
" Secrsfgry Of Siais-AddisOB p. Russell.
" Public WOrks--JOhn n Gregory.
" SehoJi Coamissioner-Anson smyth.
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MoRE FRosFs.- The 10th and nth Of June
1859, we're chilly days. and the nights frosty
so frosty as to cut tender vegetation ia some
places in this vicinity.
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strawberry Festival
PROGRAMME
or THE
Eleventh Sin g-FestiVal
OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN sRNGER BUND,
PROGRAM ME

- y y - - - ~ = IT CBbANal 81
OF rHB
NORTH AMERICAN SENGER BUND,
At Cleveland,
On the l4th, 18Th, 10th and l7th Of June, 1850
FtHSl DAY.
Reception Of the sin,ers he Headquarters at National
In the Evening at the Cevsiand Thoater the Romantic
Ole
ALLESSANDRO STRADELLA,
With full chorusses aud full chesra VII be performed
BY lho male aud fem No nou er, OF the Cleveland Gloo
Club. John Oktr Leader # the Orchestra.
SECOND DAY.
HIsococH in ths evening" al the Cleveland Theatre the
great Voca an Musical oncert vii be reformed by 40
the direction Of Prot r. Abel.
PART I.
BY the Orchestra
by all lie Singers ana Orchestra.
PART II.
1-Overure-Summer Night Dream ...... q. Msndelsohn
. o-,v,rri,r scono by the orchestra n ri.,.,
'''' All the Singers ana Orchestra. 49, ''''''
THIRD DAY.
~ 3aclock in tho afternoon, the Cleveland Thuatre
PRIZE CONUEHr, by the several Sing SocIetos
l-Overws Freschutz Won Weber
2-Pnze Sineing all the different Societies OF the North
In the evening tho BANQUET will take place at the
N4uonul ilull.
+ tUHlH DAY.
Great Procession nll the Singers by the
LishJ Diu Artil cry Compani7s aud Turner's from
Public 'quare Wilson Park, wnero the P.C-NlC vii
ttkr % ace
Ia tho evening FESTIVAL BALL a National Hall.
OPERA-Bovss-S seats 81 90; Dress and Family
Circle 80 cents; Gallery -; Resoatvgd sea.s rs.
GRAND CONCERT r. Boxef-Single seats s1,2 Par
qnette Dress lrce 81; Dress aud Family ltrc. 75;
G. er. 81.
PRIZE CnNCERT-Boxes 70; Dress and Family Circle
90, Gallery so
Reserved seats he secured DR. Metrr's office and
the day o each. h.pcroImnuCe al the Theatre offie.
TEX Books can he b at he door or 10 euts
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The HoME MONTHLY One of the very best
monthlies for the family is published in Buffalo,
aud edited by Mrs ARGy and Mrs GILDERsLEEvE,
and we are pleasedto learn that its circulation,
the first year Of its existence, fully equals ox 3.
poctation We clip as follows from the Buffalo
Express of Saturday
PRIzGs.-The publishers ofthe Home Month
ly, Aey IL GlIdersleeve, a few days ago award
ell the premiums offered to the persons sending
in the largest lists of subscribers 60 their mag,
azlne. The handsome melodeon was won 10y
E. NJ. Leonard, Of Oberlin, Ohio The elegsut
silver tea service by Mrs s. Il. Long of Ham
burg, in this county, aud the sewing machine
by Mrs Flora Granuis, of Cleveland The
twenty-five dollar bible, which was TO be award
ed to the one sending the largest list for one
post Office address, went also to Obern The
award was pleasant duty on the part Of the
publishers, and very gratifying to the recipients
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MARRIED,

MAY 3lst at he reside Of The Hon Lcster TAYLOR in
Clarlon, Mr.. CLlNrlN GOODWIN Of Middlefeld. and
Miss LUCY W 1AYi OR Cluidon
lr Charlen on the IN inst STEPHEN sEARLs and
Z1A MANLY.
IN Ham den Juno sth Mr.. OBSON WARRGNFR Of
CliI1don aud Miss CLOIINDA SBUhN of IIamhden.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-13

A LAWYER IN LUoK.-Hon. Ralph s, Hart,
formerly President Judge OF this Judicial
Circuit, removed to st. Louis some time ago,
and commenced the practice of the law The
Dayton Empire says he has recently gained
case in which his fees amount TO SlOO,OOO--
That is, he gets a retainer fee' of $50, 600,
an ten per cent. upon the sale of the property
in litigation, which is valued at 81 500, ,O0O-
st. Louis paper says the properly can be
sold for that amount at auction any day.-Ur-
baHa Gds.
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THE NIcToRIA BRp0E.-The high water in
the st. Lawrence this season has so impeded
the work ON the remaining piers of the Victoria
Bridge, that it is feared the immense structure
cannot be completed in time for the proposed
inaugural celebration the coming autumn.
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6rnrroI NOlires.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
Brook yn Saturd ~. NAV 2,th prav maze 10 wears
old, bob M ind legs crOukol aud very few hars on her
mhne ANY Wrso returning said mare hIr Garfstts
tavern Wi b. hUeraly rewarded
JOHN STREBLE,
OHAS. MILLER.
lnll 23B Butchers
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ROUSE ~ JENIVAINtsS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
N S u h A n G II
AGENTS,

EOR SALE.-BOLlVAR STREET
a troulug Propec "A good house and large lot with
'ruit aud thuhboy. SluOU.
a ACRFS-Iu Euclid, Iu.t ON "a line from East Cieye
luuu-lug hon uut frame barn small amount Of tim
bcr balance woli Cleured ut black IOam soil ran
De rented 'orh ave years 10 pay per prico-sbO
KiNSMAN ST "A corner lot 75s2Oo f,ct well located
LAKE STA corner lot with ,:ono dwellins and barn.
CLINTON PARK-Vucant lot on North side a Get
@ nen'' i4g1i9E Lake Lrio AsU vacant OF on soulh
LAKE SI -oppo,tc tho Marine losptal-Y cant lot 30
4 o. o. 20 In ally thulp
AN IMPROVED FARM IN CONgIN-Nenr 10 Two
utuu our half cared with 4 rouJ frame botse rrb
ana Weu y a cIHd. $1,000
DoNEh,t nrr's ON q Lake shore sandy loam
.ty mh Vel wutc ed, l3urris loOI timber lo0d tam
huse Hl bafn and orchard Of grattOd ruJ an iQ fBt
rate order So peraOTo
Like sr-Beyoid Clinton Park lot sGrleO IT,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANgE
hln0mAN hoA Ab-3 mi oa from tho Court lIOuse-gev-
eutoon acres with large cotia-e house barn and VA
par pay house and lot he civ say SOMA mi nosi
~ lne balance mas remain ON bond ANA morieage-
FARM-Iu Sheffield, Lorai, Co. 100 acres on the No IN
Ridge road, amles trun Eyrn SON IUostIv t9ndy s1I
gnve,ly loan ~ "a some boli NJ land a AFRO Two q oTy
Im house and large bern and or lula ynlufbie frn
81 per acre, about wu thirds may be pad m r1ot west
o.u lands ' 49,
FivE .AURES-O ON tho Lake shore North of Perry 81
bu ldiug with engine aud boiler valuable i,r maiufsc-
iu,lns purposes VIII take one hau ofray 10 Wesem
lLLiNolS-32O ocies IN the Epsiern psrt Of he Ssre
miles rom station ul the Chic 20 Br uch q n1ig
Aghllsl X 90 a hne no lthy cOuWry improve farms
~ aionnd set tied m hy farmers RON % resion y
VIII exchange Tor gond farm witun 20 mile of this
ma1h ROUSE 8 JENNINGS.
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tnoltts.
Real Gstatc AQents.

Il. G. CROSS d co.
- ENERAL LAND AGENTS AND
~ Dealers IN Missouri Gajua d Lads at l2ll, 25,
JO, ana 20 cents per acre. No .. Huiuun's Block
Op OsltU che Post OtiCr,
Cleveland Ohio
~ Land warrms bought, sold and located
upi7ml q w2iO.
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Notice,

HATTERSLEY would respect
liz fully inform his friends and the public thai ne has
Cmuytd his Gnu Sore tB No. lU2 superior
ioor 40 Gofhgm Aplln's wIere may be found large
tssurimen Of Rifles Shot Guns RI vovers, Pisols Pow
ier Shot GAYS &C, &C. ~ Repairing done neat and
witLdNnn Oh. dec3ldv RIO
plKh'o PEAK-A large assortn ent
4 Of RI LES REVOLVERS ouitabIe for p ks's
Peak. Likewise, double and sugle barre Ell SHOT
GUNS and any quantity Of ceteras, such as POWDER
SHOT CAPS, &C, low for cash Hatersl Gun
store. No lO2N Superior rect } door 10 Gotham
Aphns, ,kepairlng neatly executed with uisputCh
feb ldv'' HAT - RSLTY
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NINTH ANNUAL SALE OF
BOOKS AND sTATIONERY--At Auction
lON SUPERIOR STRl EC, TWO
~ Doors Wet OF American Hotel ou ran ie-opplsitC
Tue johnson House
no stock Is Of rges and most Sc cot ever fer
cd 90 lu tits rity comprising hlc e. .iOns o
auda Works IA every department Of Literature, Science
aud Art uuu. Which may be iOuud
lrvugs Works Cumnlc lu . vols. - calf
GO pur's Works cm tein % vols. 1t mnrrcco
Dickens Works Cumplrl q lu6 l3vIls. y morocco
WayerT Novels cemp ,te IN .yols 6 cat.
Lam, Iam's y woIks complete in vols 4 calf
Leigh hu4 vols; Bakes Biographical bic ionsry; Ap
Pletuu's ID tuu of Mechanics Illustrated viii
Au S, 2NOs n ust atedi Com Pc r., Jipau ExpouiI h.
ois i illus Iatod aud tlum Eat.r; Commercial Rela
tons, vol. 49, 81 vols Congressional Globe, paper:
British Esh lsts complete Ia 81 vols cry ue rdi t0u
Hurpers as ca lbrry; Clust Us Political Text BOOK
Bu ton Anatomy of Melancholy; Buffers huv edli OF
Tue Poet pluteu ntnCd uIItr, buuud 10 antique
usuie ApplctuL's fine dtiOu OF th, pUCts. SuporfnC
best nm1ud pbnte Gold Peus, waruuto ; Fine ..eifr
Note, Commercial AID Cap Pupsr; Piltr Of Fires Hon
OF D1vdi IImoh lrumbs Let ers; also, several thou
sand youm AL Of whc are warranted new and Isrec
aud of tho latest editions.
Lad,s aud pent emeu particular invited to cl du
the day aud examine the Books prvutr su,
ut much less than Usher prices ont forget Toe
zlus Drug tore Sale cO Frd,y Evening juno
3d BEN p FRtN t'H Sn' 'egui1n
H. KEmsHAIL Agent. io6gs
~ Q Mes INNEl 1EAUHkK r-,5lg
y of thg Comet-a-msiou, V Ola aud Flute, &1TV
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Tls invonuon is on exhibition at tie Paint and Glass
Warrhuuse Of II. DENHAM No. 30 Public Square
County and State Rights for sas by the Patontoos doc2t
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10 Builders and Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

N MAKER SC No. l36 Bank street, has iusr return
ed from Europe with splendid assn meul of HAIR and
everything used ia his liuo the latest styles Having
made selections tho test markets. feels confident
of plei 81 got who may fvur him with call He onld
the L1dips puC lar atteni his stock of LONG
HAIR FOR BRAID, sc. A choice assortment uf Per-
fumeriu, Combs Brushes, &n ,GC
C3 Ladies' Hir Dressed his roons OF their own res
idenc"s in he --latest Pari, styles. mar 6R2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-03
0Nurtester 1ailp gpp.

A Curious VISITATION OF ISsEcTs.-We
find in the London Illustrated Times the fol-
lowing account, from correspondent, OF
singular visitation of insects TO a church in
Colchester =
odd YOU observe in the papers curious
paragraph informing the public that a church
in Colchester had been shut up, because it
swarms with foul insects When / saw this
paragraph, / thought it could not be true, but,
on inquiry, l found it even so; and very
strange phenomenon it is. The church in ques.
ton is ST. Peters, the principal church in the
town. 1t has lately been refitted inside, and
scarcely had the congregation returned when
the plague fell upon them. The wretched
creatures which have committed this afro
cious sacrilege are, l am told, as small
as dust numbered by myriads and myri-
ads-and are so lively that fumigation by
sulpher does not kill them; nor will they die
in bottle Theoretically sealed. Whence they
come, is at present mystery. Some say
from the new wood, but that is hardly prob
able. Others aver that they creep from
an old vault, which was broken into acct
dentaly while the church was under re-
pair. For time the congregation hoped
that the plague would be stayed, and held
on, but they were disappointed, and at last
they were obliged to evacuate and shut up the
church. Just fancy-for will not venture to
describe in detail the effect of such vista
ton on 200 devout people, as they gradually
became conscious of it-eyery soul in the
place, from the parson to the Sunday scholars,
clothed in a sort of Nessuss shirt p
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ID EN- O VALID II. c.. A. HILLS
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
No. Sc MAIN STR RECT


Ladies and Gentlemen Strangers and Ffends-I am at
liberty, without solicitation, to make the following
teen months. VIII you read them? and ii your condition
of health requires advice either come and see me or
write me letter and will tell you plainly and honestly
what you need.
Dr. Hill cured me in three days of private diseose
which made its appearance ten days before called at his
office. H. ii. L. Millbnrv
Dr. Hll-Sir Your valuable medicines have permanent
badly for the last five years. A. c. D. Barre Mass
DE- HillPlcase send bottle of Drops for friend
oil mine who Is in trouble. Send the kind you sold
me, and oblige, f. H. NJ Bristol II /
Dir. HILL am now nearly cured Think i shall need
the Powdcrsyou know best. Send as soon as conven.
This was bad case of syphilis ''' "''''''''' NJ H.
Dr. Hill has treated old of private disease for
me, and cured me- which has troubled me by pains in the
limbs' back and joints for the last twelve years
Dr. Hill cured in six weeks of an old case Of svnhis
contracted in the West Indies in 1880 You are al liberty
to insert the above It you think best. Capt. n W. n
breath offend the stomach, but act directly npon the
disease speak from experience
CD, Rutland, Mass.
TO FEMALES.-All disease peculiar to females AZ
suppressons Irregularities &c. speedily and eectuay
removed.
GU The French Periodical Drops and pills or the
above affections have been well tested for the last ten
DIR. Hs "Prevcntlvc" for married ladies sent In opv
direction, secure from observation. Price So Persons at
scrbng their have medicines securely put mn
ana forwarded to any part Of the United States with full
aratc apartments so that patients none but the Doc
tor. " $50 ~
Dr. H. makesno charges for short consultations Post,
vice should enclose small fee, sufficient TO Commensurate
for the time required to write the answer
EeB once hours rom Il. m. to . D. M
Very respectfully, Dr. q, A. HILL
Office No. 81 Main street. Worcester
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
ID IL. HILL,
Cure ofSecret Diseases,
Sc Main Street, Worcester, Mass.

So Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
Where he will continue as heretofore, to consult with
iv Us Giter sea- personally or by letter DR.
success which has attended his practice estab
The Doctor has arranged his Offices that no patient
in contact with another He has great pleasure in
tsement that he has recently possession Of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints It Is
clan, Sir VIM James Of London The title of this valu-
able remedy Is Sir William James Uterine Catbollcon
tain remedy and warranted not TO fail in the immediate
aud falling of the womb Married ladies, whose health
VIII not admit of an increase of family will find II a GER
carriage to be the result II is perfectly harmless
free any where, with advice, on receipt of S.
The limit of this advertisement will prevent DR. HILL
from aiudng to the many advantages patients placed
under by consulting him, and in conclusion he would add
no skill attention or experience viii be wanting his
syphilis gGnorhs%a seet mP9teney, seltabuse and 9th
friendly advice he tenders all strangers as well AZ
friends that upon the first approach Of Infection to apply
at once to hln by adopting this plan the greater dif
Guilty is avoided in enecting speedy and sure cure
TICE.
DIR, HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into considerationin
many cases he takes In hand he warrants perfect and
M Consultations by letter, &c
The following arc the certificates of cures alluded to
""''e' ihe9 eHurelS spehh lor themselves
My Dear Slr-l am truly Obliged to you for treating NV
case so satisfactorily felt If never could be cured
II was my intention MS last resort to go Europe
L. A. PALMER, Worcester.
Dr. lHll-Your medicines, according TO promise cured
me encctually, and IN very short time am now about
my usual business. ''
Sincerely yours, WIN. BRYAN, Worcester
Dear SrI acknowledge your kindness with prafituds
ana WISH 10 prove IL practically by enclosing YOU fee
A. T. WHITNEY, Worcester.
Dr. Hll-Dear Slr-lf ever mn individual sbould Ia
grateful TO another should be YOU Enclosed Gnd AZ
ior another package ofyonr Invaluable remedies Itw
Know, complete my cure. A. q. BURT sutton NJ"
n NJ Brown Ia grateful to Dr. IIill for his profsslonai
skill III his case lie Is entirely relieved OF hIs nicitns
aI hopes 70 have some way ofreuning practical proofs
.no, ONCE 50 Main street, up stairs, Worcester
"PAi ds2an&osu
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A1O.OOO nEMAnn,

for anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Ill's ponocoo
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of Clonorrhma
Sleets StcIures whites, Pains In the Buck and Ioins
seminal weaknesses, Affections the Kldnevs Irri,a
tl3n Of the Ucta Gravel and all the disorders of lie
Urinary ORGANS without the least restriction TO diet drink
OF cunge ~ the application to business These
preparations are entirely ''N''
@ q q / a b O.,
and although powerful they will not lniure IN th tos,
ne most delicate constitution. This preparation Is war
iahted 70 cure the above mentioned dlscascs without
hsH WY exlera applications With my Indian Yegeta
nle Meuclnes you can rely upon thorough cure by call
jy1 dtf 'NP '''i'" "ia'" s'rcot'