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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
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To "a, HSs. TADNas N. B,srA Jadg, Of Pr,tai.
6rtk Cosaiy y OIfori.
HUMBLY rrprrseu,s, JEREMIAH KID
Ill DER II Rnmford 10 aid Co-'nt,, that he
j. The sou Of ELiz.HLru WooD late Of Rum.
ford IN sail County. sho dird on the thiuieih
day of January, 4. ID. 1859. interstate. seine and
possessed Ut good. aud chstisl.. rights and cred.
H.. which ought TO h. administered according To
law. Wherefore your peIhioaer pays that al
minisifation of aid estate NAV be- granted IN him.
JEREMIAH klDDER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
HufW 49, Ni'i' aNh l'''N'' We
ELL u. BEAN, Guardian.

OrToNp, s-At Coatt of Probate hei At
Paris. within .ni ior the County Il ONf''d. on
the third Tuesday 81 March, \. ID. 1850.
On the Outgoing petit,on-
Oolvsi. That the .iii p,titioner give notice u
al persons Interested by causing cop, oi hi- ~.
titinn With this ORDER thereon g. H. puhlishri
three week. surce..iysly ~ the ONf,rd Democrat,
, pn,lic n.wsp,per printed At Paris, ~ said
Cnuat,, that the, me-, APPEAR AZ Probate Court
~ h. held at fr',hlrg. 90 the twcniy'ihlrd DAY
oC June next, 1T nine IT the click lathe forenoon,
apI .hrw cause Il any they have Why the same
.houli not h. granted.
THOMAS u .GRowN, J-ig,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
TlIOMAs II. Known, J.iE.
WV DAVID KNAPP. R.rar.
OtFoKD. .s.-N. Can't oi Probate bell AZ Pa
T.. within AZ inrth' County Il ONrri, 90 the
thinl L.. Nv hI MlL-h. 4 ID. lNj9.


third ~. I,y 81 march, \. ID. 1859.
MARY :. CUMMINGS, n,v MARY =.
WI BaSker. GUARDIAN u Edwin w., Elizabeth
4. anil label Cumnlng., minor children ani heir.
Of SiNoS II. CuNNINGs, late 81 Paris, IA sad
County. minors, having presented her hr,t AID a.
nal account OF guardianship Of siid Safds Tor al.
lOwance.
O,iy,d, That the sail gu,r,li.n give notice TO
all person. Interested bs causing this order to be
publi-hrd three week, .ucce.,iSely IN the Oxford
Drmocr,i. printed at Paris, that they may appear
At q Probate Court 10 b. held At PAR. 80 said
County. on tn. third Tuesday Of Nav next. al
nne o'cL'ck. IN the forenoon. and .hsw cause "
any they have, Why the same should not he al.
lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
tAIiithiNt b' bbboii'
Ando'er, March 18th, 1853.

.OsroHB.s. A. a Court ofPrubsie he'll ~ Pa-
RI, wiihia and iof the Coputy Of Oslord, on the
third Tuesday 81 March, A, u. 1859.
On the forcgoin. peiit,on--
Ori,r,d. That the .sid ps,,tioner Civ. notice to
all persons Interested by oau.itga copy 81 her ~.
,itiau with TIL, order thereon, TO be pahli.hei
three wssk. .ucce..ively in The Osiord Democrat
ncv'pap-r printed 1t Psri., in aid Coun'y, that
they may appear a, Probate Count 10 l'e hell AZ
Paris, on the thirl Tuesday n May u,si. at nine
o'clock 10 the forenoon and shew csass " any the,
have, Why the s1mc should MT be grate,i.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Judge.
A true copy-Attest!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE MILL rhurEnll
rOR SALE,
THE subscriber odsr. &c ale O,s Hall II the
4 MIL. Known az SrANLEN'> MILLS, 81.
uatrd in
Hiram, Oxford County, Ne.
The mi'l. are be hr.t rate ru1pla: order; ,he
-vatius nrafl, ail c,.t irou, ani new. The
Saw Nal cuut,ius twu $50. i,r shstng hphrds,
11i ,'-l .as, Co. saving Chph1,rl', >h,ngles,
Lathe, g..
Gti.t Viii, oae run 90 St,ae. sni Cpracracker.
III. subscriber will .-1, ,tlr-,roi, ia cpnncc'
ton 18th che NH, his hpu.e, ons a'i orr.hAli
st,rss. - b, 80 i,rt, al hni.hci, aai urw. With
one acre ui huI.
SOD m,.I o. oaa good STREAM Of water. in
good bu. prss place, sni Suhir tea minuir.'
wslk ofthrsr >tufrs. Poet Oh.e, ,ni q ciurch
The above stIl d. sold AZ q birsain, All terms
u payment made easy.
ll,nn, hpr,l ~, lsl9. y
WANTED. tna ura-r.t.bl,.h-d Ta,Isung
w aud Ciothiug store, in th,. ,ictniiN, q
psunsr. With snail cash capital o. inVcst "a
tAs b,i.ius,.. AdJIy.. oNt'od D,m''rst.
COMMISSIONERS Or INSOLNENCN.-
\ The srb.ruhsr. having trrl appointed by
ths hllpabir Jnige Of Probate f,r The C'uap ut
ONiurd. Commis.ionrrs o. receive aud examine
che clam. ID the Cfsitss ufth~ c.ttte 81 W lillian
Gor,iou , g. lt, offpetarg, 90 aid toant', de-
ceased. which .. represented insplVeni, hereby
give notice that ~ m,nths FROM the 18th dty Il
March \. ID. 1859. are aiIosvi sa,d crri,tnrs %
BAN. in aud p,o,s thrir claims All that ~e vii
attend tp ths dlty a..,gaeI a., ~ the Office oi ID.
X. Hastings be- Lowell, on the last SATURDAY OF
each mouth. at : o'slock, 4. VI.
u. H. HASTINGS,
JOHN WALkER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
THOMAS II. BROWN. J.as..
O,roNp. ,,.-Ats court olProbais hsldM Par.

A true eopy-s,ie,ii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
70 the Hon. Thoma. II. Brown, Judge Of IN.

To the Hon. Thoma. n. Brown, Judge Of the
Probate Court f,r the County ~ Oxford.
CATHERINE T.. ARBOTT, Guardian of the
Y heirs of wiLLI.s w. AsBorr, late of An.
dover ia said Coun,y. deceased. respectfully Iep-
resenls, that said heirs will he gre,t, bcae6iied
y The ,ae Of the real estate Of which the said de-
erased died seiIed.
Your petitioner therefore prays tina, your honor
would giant her license to cell a, public or private
sale the said zeal estate and .av,st the proceeds
ior the benefit Of .sld heirs.
CATHERINE T.. ABBOTT.
Ando,er, March 18th, 1853.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

BLACkwoop.-Hawks & Brother have received
Blackwood for February from the New Yolk pub
fishers, Leonard Scott & Co. 1t has the following
contents: .-..-.
Carlyle-Mirage Philosophy History Of Freder-
lex; How we went to Skeye; Objectionable Books;,
Popular Literature, Part ID; The PeriOdical
Press; Rawlinson's Herodeties; Falsely accused !;
Mephites and the Antidote; A cruise in Japanese
waters. r. . ... .rafrfgr
The readers of fBlackwOod always find something
suited to the wants of all classes, and it comes
pleasant ella podrIda to the impatient subscriber
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08
D. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH g. 1859

in detail We write from recollection. In 1916
the Indian appropriation bill was under consid-
Grafton in the Committee Of the Whole Mr.
Giddings attacked an item which proposed to
pay the State of Georgia for certain runaway
slaves who had found shelter among the Greek
Indians. Mr.. Black, Of Georgia, replied in a
grossly foul personal assault upon Giddings-
Amid much excitement, Giddmgs standing in
the side aisle at the left of the Chair, was re-
spending with great severity to the attack
Black, armed with pistol and heavy sword
cane, and followed by three or four Southern
members, Zone of whom is now q distinguished
Senator) crossed the hall, and coming within
striking distance of Giddings, said, Repeat
those words and I'll knock you down." He re-
peated the words, and went on with his speech
At that moment Mr.. Dawson, of Louisiana,
rushed to the spot, cooked his pistol and shout
ed 'I'll shoot him; by Cd, I'll shoot hint
The peril of Giddings was imminent. Quick as
thought, Mr.. Cansine, of Maryland, his hand on
his pistol leaped into the aisle between Black
and Giddings to defend the latter; Kenneth Ray
ner, of North Carolina, also armed, took posi-
tion at the left hand of Giddings; Charles Hud-
son, of Massachusetts,, planted himself on his
right; while Solomon FoOte, of Vermont. now
in the Senate, stood Immediately behind him, to
PIthGiit di assault lTOLu that qudTleE anu LueFt,
surrounded by Causine and Rayner of the South,
and Hudson and Foote of the North, with Black,
Dawson and other armed and incensed men in
front, stood Giddings, his head towering above
the crowd, delivering his speech with great Wig
OF, and entire self possession, and never, from
the beginning to the close of the melee losing the
thread of his subject, except when, as Black ap-
preached him, he hurled at him the defiance,
" Come on the People of Ohio don't send Col0-
ards here p' .-
1t is understood that Mr.. GidJings will spend
his remaining days in preparing a work that
shall depict the scenes that have passed before
his eyes, and in so many of which he has borne
a leading part, during his "Twenty Years in
the House of Representatives. He cannot
render higher service to the country, nor make
a more valuable contribution to the great cause
Let US hope that he will not take for his model
the heavy volumes of Mr.. Benton on a similar
theme. tlr- p
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Spencerlan system
PRACTICAL PENMANsHIE
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.


N which Letters are introduced by
l. analysis and syoihesiS aud progressively graded tC
H-et tue san hool and pups Of every class. Each
book contains luci Jules .entic instructions app-
cahle 10 ach letter and copy ;at any Intelligent
can efficiently mpat intruc the learner acquire
an elegant and systematic a aadwlns without the aid OF
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No. 1-Conains eight erent letters with their simple
above each copy. e Il af
No Contains 7diherent letters md affords additional
practice the let Book l. The first two
books EMBRACE al he shot, contracted let
teTs, and are designed foT beginners and poor wTi
tsFs 7E
No. 3-Conains 70 Tong extended letters introduc-
ed by principles, alIlysi5 and synthesis.
No. 4-Embraf 'he capitals which introduced hy
principles and aaalysis in connection vii words
and combinations best calculated 10 pdo suce gOOl
lOm, ordeTana facility of execution.
No. 5-Contaius sentences embri cling the and
small letters, aGorfing substantial practice all
the principles aud III es given in the preceding
four Books.
No. 6-Contans short Business of every day use
in business. bookkeeping, &C. and Is an Iut: o.
No. 7-BOok ofcorfect BUSINESS Forms, embracing Due
Bills. Receipts. Orders, Notes, Drafts, Set If EX
Change Accounts Current, Account Sales. Ledg-
er He dings Letter Of Introduction, Supencrip-
No S-Ladiss' Book of approved notifications of The
System, designed 10 impsrt plain rapid and
beautiful Epistolary hand.
EXERCISE BOOKS
No. Ito accompany books l. 3 and g. to aid the pupt
in acquiring that free Dse OF the fingers and fore
essential to easy and rapid execution Of tn
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No -o be used in cOrnectiOl wi the higher plumbers
oftbe Series to gain command Of the hand in the
movement required to execute the adv anced cop
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

The HANGING REsURREcTIoSIsT.-Th case
reported by the Buffalo Commercial of q '.resur-
reetionist' hanging himself, whilst getting over
fence with dead body, is not the first instance Of
thief becoming his own executioner. In the
parish of Cembartin, North Devon, England,
there is stone stile called "The hanging stone, >,
from the circumstance of man who stole sheep
and having tied the animals legs took it as was
supposed on his back to carry it of. In getting
over the stile he and his burden got on opposite
sides, where the dead man and the live sheep were
found on the following morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08
6air Dpe.

dying ECONOMY FOR BAR
A. bers. BASSETT HAIR DYE. great desideratuu
expressly BARRIERS benefit Which can be bought in
large small qnties at fifty per cent less than you
purchase other dys in the country Bottles that you
have to 81 for you get the m ed for fifty
and further for the SAME quantity. You get any
shade desire from light shade brown shade and IL
black and gives the best satisfaction cusomers wa
ing, keeps natural appear For sale Wholesale al
Retail by WM L. AMBUSH. I64 Superior ST. .
mYl2d.tf5 , Regularly authorized Agen
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New Books.

T IFE OF DOUGLASS JERROLD,
IL Biographies, By Arago ID Series Manual of Chess
by Kenny: Queens of Scotland vol VII, The Old anita
ton by HungrrfOrd, The New Priest, Poems by Fanny
Keble Butler Miss Coopsrs Mount Vernon Letter For
sale by
febls ]. R. CoRB co.
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING THIS
w excellent Series Of Baps SIS per SET Anew sup
ply Just received.
fsblI b CnBB CO .
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY, MORNING, MAR.. S, 1s59
PLAIN IND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.


" Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrpliO
dono Al the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
the latest impr wed and steam presses in
best style short notice. at reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid blank Every description
ofBIndng done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books. &c. sc
A SAD CHANeE.-Ye met in the street yester-
day an abandoned girl who frequents River street
and the docks the record of whose life would make
sad but startling romance. A few years ago she
was the fond and peted child Of one of the wealth
lest men OF Licking county. Reared in opulence
and luxury, she had every advantage that love or
money could procure for her, and speedily became
one of the most educated, refined and companions
BILE young ladies to be anywhere found. With a
naturally superior intellect she added to her accom-
plshments all that able teachers and an aptness TO
learn could furnish. year or two since, her
father died, leaving his wife and this daughter to
mourn over him. Previous to this time the daughter
had been acquainted with gentleman, wdower,
and the acquaintanceship of the two ripened into
an affection which was expected to lead to mar
riage. Soon after the death of the father the
mother laid her plans 10 secure the aforesaid wid-
over for her own companion, rather than as her
son-in-law Her plans at length succeeded and the
two were married, leaving the poor girl to lament
the unfaithfulness OF her lover and the cruelty Of
her mother. She soon grew desperate, and, hay-
ing lost all joy in life, she plunged into dissipation
and from that into prostitution, and she is now,
the age oils, common prostitute in this city when
her qualifications fit her for adornng any circles of
society. Before entering upon this course of vice,
she could readily and pleasantly converse upon his
tory, science, literature, or languages, and was as
accomplished as studious. What she is now and
what her course viii lead her to;-how she abuses
and degraGes her noble talents;-what dark and
horrible future opens up to her-how she will live
and how she will die can be imagined but not de-
scribed. Unheeding al efforts to reclaim her from
herdOwnward course, she lives her life away, but
who would care to be in the place of that mother
who was the unthinking cause of all this abase-
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

BIDDY AND THE "0LD DOMINION. That very
amusing story originally published in Arthur's
Home Magazine, giving an account of Biddy's
trials in pursuit of good coffee under difficulties, y
has been published by Aessrs. Fogg, Ellsworth &
Co. in the form of a neat little book of twenty
pages for grauitous circulation. They will take
pleasure in furnishing all who call with copy. j
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

CANTON CoRREsPoNDENcE.-We received the
following note on Sa urday, since which time we
have been devoting several hours per day TO acare-
ful study of its purport. We think however our
readers can better study it out for themselves =
One thing is evident-viz: that our correspondent
is Capital letter-writer
.l. - Canton March 1859. .
Dear Sir
l Shall relate you A true Story of c. A.
Henhouse q Clerk at Rahnne Store not moving h is
name, Takinga pleasure voyage or perilous adven-
ture on The twentieth day of February being on
Sunday They Concluded To have Some Sport BY
going up The Stream To Mahern in The neighbor
hood Of five miles from Waynesburgh after getting
The desderatum forth. They purchased Small
Skill and Launched it in The wild rapids or de-
luged Bottom. away They glide with Joyous
Thought AID mid Greeting Cheers. They were
not Long To be Seen By The Crowd Making
Three miles in Safety also with Some exertons
The Channel was closely followed. Comming in
Collision with some drifted timber The Boat was
upset Leaving Them To Struggle for Life. Mt.
Henhouse being IN expert Swimmer gained hold
OF Sonle timber very Som. Bnt The Clerk Could
not as Luck would have it he manage Safe on
some Shrubery Mr.. NewhOuSe taking The Boat
acrOst The dIifted wood Plead and Insisted on his
partner To Get in But he did rot
The former Being more Courageous ventured in
Inc Skll Leaving MS partner whistle Tor the want
ot Thought after making The distance of one half
mile Striking Snag flop went his meat house
Leaving him open listed To work for Shore as
The Current Being very Swift and having an Over
Coat on which was as wet as wet Could Be ~
Carrying him Some distance and Being Taken
under water Twice Apropos a Tree was handy
Taking hold of it he found The water was Shallow
walked To Shore Leaving Bee Line for Waynes
burgh he gave The alarm Some fifty persons or
more were at the place for Seven O'clock Building
sfreiScreamng finally he aroused as Groom try
ing different ways to Rescue him by Cutting trees
as They were Layed The water Carried Them of
Working till Twelve at night finally Mr. Rahune
proposed Riding in after him finding him asleep
Taking hold and swan To Shore at The peril of his
Life. Thanks To Mr.. Rahnne
Please Publish This note it may Be Beneficial To
Those Braking The Sabbath hear after Please
mend The Matter Send me one Number of your pa
per That This note may Be in ]. SF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

This invention on exhibition at ths Paint and Glass
srehouse Of i. DENHAM, No 50 Public Square
County sno Sate RIGHTS for sale by the patentess dee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

CHURCH MUsIc.-The sermon preached by Rev.
F. T. Brown Of the Westminster Church q few
sabbaths ago, upon Church music, has been pub
lished and sent out. The Speaker takes the ground
that the Bible teaches-lst. The duty Of singing in
church worship; ID. The duty of all the congrega
tion 10 sing; and Sd The duty of the choir to aid
and assist the congregation in singing and making
music. This will rather cut into the ideas and po
sitions of members Of prominent choirs. The sub
iect is one of interest, and the sermon will doubtless
be extensively read
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

NEGRO MINsTRELsY.-There is an active de-
msnd in this market for notes from the banjo, the
bones and the'tamborine The class ofpeople that
patronize cork opera are languishing under the
long dearth Of their fayorite amusement, and no
amount of flectures, exhibitions, or operatc con-
certs will take the place of the "Dandy Darkies.-
To such we give pleasure by announcing that
Buckley's Serenaders from New York, are expect.
ed at the Melodeon during the latter part Of this
week Prepare for finn and brother Bones. 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

That DoNATIoN-The friends of Rev. J. C..
White will bear in mind the donation visit at his
house on Thursday afternoon and evening. There
viii assuredly be pleasant time, at which we
hope very large number will gather. sg7ag
The children are invited to make social dona-
ton party at the Pastors on Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08
l9bpsifiarts & Surgeons.
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
--------- mn CID SnN ----
DIR. GLIB SON
Professor Of Medicine and Electropathy
And celebrated for cui ing Chronic Diseases.

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy
And crlebratsd for curing Chronic Diseases.
HAS ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
IL and opened office upstairs Bank street, oppo-
site the Weddel House. and door the Herald Print
ing office, where he will Iemnm for few weeks, it'll
view TO making permanent lOcatIOR Those who
auOppauunity to secure sJf4 medical treatment and at
the certJIn AMI eXptdsiSHs for the per d
physical derau gemens than any that has
yet been offered 10 this community. The combined 81 icf
the Medical World has hitherto failed to mAhy
forms Of disease which ne will cure OFmake - -.-
No Charge for Services schick are not successful,
according opinion which will be gwen when the pn
tient Is rst examined DR. Gibson VIII pas one Hundred
Dollars ans Physician inthe word no will equal his
success IN the treatment OF DYspeps Neuralgia Nervous
Consumption, Scruiu Rheumatism, White swelling,
Withered Limbs RliEdaess, any affection the Sight
from diseases Of the optic and all diseases peculiar
to Females Also the following DISEASES OF 1.-THE
BRAIN, which have heretofore sisted ali modes Of
tIatment b. rl elasses OF Medical Men, treated
natieal precision, namely Chronic Conges
on or Soenlng OF The Br1indiseaseS which ch
tezed by loss OF memOry failing OF sight melancholy a
cor fused state of mind loss of ambition mental energy
and general aversion to activity all Of which symptoms
are certain TO finally terminate in dsocy insanity sui
eide aH. IL ~ y r@'7 .
c. will forfeit One Hun lred in case of tiI1r
to remove any OF The last named diseases p - |
He hopes this notice will be sufficient guarranfv with
The numerous and respectable and
are suffering from the above Diseases that they can now
lHdn case OF failure i-l-Il' ' l-l'1 ~
No charge for consultation Call early if you desire
Office hours O'Clock to O'Clock daily, Sundays sE
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% 10 Chronic I1aUaI5GlS.
DR. BANNING, Gate of New York,
II gives notice that he has located at nd .-r \
No. LA Euclid Street.

And that having perfected his sys.en Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES
PILE SPRINGS,' 'CI1LDBED GIRDIES
q .- ass AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS, .
He is preparedtO treat usually without msdcne the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat and weakness and
hoarsenrss of voice in speaking and singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough bleedinE at
the lungs PAIN shortness OF breath and papation Of
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiees-
ton acidy, Of collapse faintness dull dragging
pains IN the SIDES and al gOne feeling which are ag
gTayated on erecting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic diarThea proapsus ami snd
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
iDcOntnent and painful urinations
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested SO
generally tend TO insanity and physical Iuin
SPINAL DERANGEMENTS; with curvature ineouaii-
ties Of the hips and shoulders ungTaeefu gait and pau
and weakness Of the back which, if arrested tend TO
their increase and to consumption ll.l r II =.
HERNIA; radicalcure effected ION new prncple) by
means OF his new combination Bruce Trusg = .
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREME
standing :
The dropping Of young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and haness of the chest
winch are SO indicative OF early consumption pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPORTERS attention OF ladies is called to
his combination Add mlDal and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
skirt supporter by which most Of the above affections may
be prevented and relieved, the form and bearing Of the
body pToyed and the weight Of the skirts held away from
the stomach Inyaids out OF the city should inquire by
letter when Dr.. y. may be seen
The medical profession are invited to examine his sug
A Lady in attendance upon Iadies d.clo