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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

lieved, intervention was excluded, been broken
through? Louis Napoleon has not been held
responsible for the conduct If the king of Sar-
dmia in Naples but from the moment that lie
comes forward and without being able to al
lege any righttul interests in Gaeta as jusiti-
cation for his conduct, arrests the action OF the
Piedmontese in one particular direction, he
assumes position which makes him answer
able for all that has been done by them else
where. If the emperor is the moderator OF
the revolution in the sense Of active interven-
ti1n, the pope may well complain that his ar
my has been destroyed ard AncOna taken
But the world has never recognized tie en-
peror i'll that character. AS the Constitutions
mel has so recently said, Europe is not prepar-
ed to resign itself to the spectacle of "French
Italy"
Although the influence of France is now
put forth apparently on the side of Francis ii
we acquit Louis Napoleon, as we have said
before, OF all intention OF rendering the least
real service to that prince, LeyOnd keeping the
door open for his ultimate escape. The inge-
nuity OF the eXpounlers OF the imperial policy
will doubtless be tasked TO find some special
reason for an act which it would be inconven-
lent to refer to principles. We shalt be sur.
prised if We do not see it reconciled, after
fashion, with the alliance with Piedmont and
the emperor's mistaken interest in the organ
ization OF powerful Italy. The world, how
ever, will look at the natural and necessary
consequences OF the imperial policy, and will
conclude that when the emperor wiled the
cause, he wiled also the effect. 1t is in
This way only that the motives Of Louis
Napoleon will be sought ont in Eng
land. The naturalization OF the fleet
which compelled the surrender OF Ancona is
humiliation to all Italy then Louis Napoleon
wishes to make Italy tcel dependent ON his
will. This dependence, again, will inevitably
strengthen the hands OF the anti monarchical
party, whose greatest weapon is the allegation
that Italian policy i'll the hands of Cavour is
one OF subserviency to France then the en-
peror OF the French seeks to promote disunion
among Itaiians. Most important o. all, the
action prescribed to the rench admiral
throws the burden of the war entirely upon
the Italian army, and thus will, in all proba.
biIlty, prolong the assistance OF the Bourbon
Tor months. Then Louis Napoleon is averse
to the rapid consolidation OF Italy, and has
some end TO serve by keeping the Neapolitan
question open Indefinitely. That is the way
III which people are already reasoning here,
aud we believe they reason right.
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pact and improved plan. The full travelling
kitchen, including camp kettles, cups, plates,
forks, knives, spoons, &c, Tor a party Of
eight person S, weighs only ten pounds. The
tents will be used only in the summer and
fall. d ring the cold weather we shall con-
struct snow huts for sleeping, after the plans
of the Esquimaux. The boat party will
have for protection, while sleeping, tight
awning of light canvass over the boat, which,
during the day, can be c0mpactly slowed.
Our bedding will be of buffalo and dog skins.
Our food is more compact than any before
used by Arctic travellers, ana a decided i'm
provement over the old fashioned pemican. 1t
consists Of desiccated beef, beef soup, potatoes
and other vegetables, which have been prepar
ed expressly for this expedition by Mr.. Cope.
land, of New York. They are condensed
enormously. The soup was tried several
times, and we find that three quarters OF a
pound makes good soup for sixteen persons.
OF this we have thousand pounds. We have
the same quantity Of beet one pound of which
is about equal to six pounds OF fresh meat.
The potatoes and other vegetables are con-
densed in the same proportion. This covers,
however, the weight only, while a still further
reduction is affected by hydraulic pre-, sure, SO
that the desiccated provisions are in the form
Of hard, stony cakes.
Our field work will commence as early next
spring as the season will permit, probably
about the first of April, and we shall use dog
seighs and boats, as tue condition of the ice
will allow. For the final journey a metallic
life boat will be taken along, as it is not prob
able that under any circumstances the sea
northward OF Kennedy channel will be closed
entirely during the summer months.
If the main object of the voyage is accom-
plished next summer, and the parties return to
the vessel before the nayigable season closes,
WIS shall make an effort to return to the United
States in the fall OF next year. II not, we
shall spend a seconu winter the north, and
renew our efforts in the spring OF 1862.
In conclusion, let me say, that there probably
never started il more c0ugenal and enthusias-
tic party on similar enterprise than ours, and
that we have all the elements and that spirit
among us, which, guided by our able Chief
cannot fail to succeed.
p. S. AUGUST l5-2 O'CLOCK P. M.-We
shall sail in about an hour. Since yesterday
northeast wind has been blowing which sets
the ice off the shore and opens passage
through Melville bay. l think our prospects
for penetrating it and reach winter quarters
this year, about lat 70, are still very encour-
aging
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

Samuel II. Barnes, canal commissioner elect
of New York, died on the 14th inst. He was
a man of extraordinary activity, and of the
most generous impulses. The office to which
he had been elected was the first with which
he had been connected. Gov. Morgan has
appointed Ogden N. Chaplin of Albany as
commissioner, in his place.
Watts Sherman and his confederates, of the
famous New York hotel committee, haye pub
lished an humble apology for and retraction of
the lbelous charge, that Gerrit Smith was a
party to the John Brown invasion. They ex.
press regret for "the error" and tor the
wrong done TO Mr.. Smith.
The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer writes 1t is well credited
that Corwin who is now here, is making ne.
tiations Tor the purchase of the National Intel
ligencer, which would be the organ of Lin.
coin. If so, Col. Seaion will remain in it and
it will at the same time maintain high con.
seryalive tone"
Fernando Wood has purchased Fifth ave.
nue. house, corner OF Thirty second street. for
$4,000, and proposes 10 get married flor the
third timei aud move in shortly lie marries
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For all kinds of Clothing,
Mr.. vanderbnt, IS suaolk street. saws Of nr NJ.

Mrs. Vanderbilt, IS Suffolk street, says of DR. NJ,
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills;
Being unwell, and not knowing whether it proceeded
from arrangement of the liver OF Mysteries was nor
suaded to purchase box of Dir. MLANE.S CEIF.
DRAFTED LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh, and before had used them ALL was en- tirev
relieved. am enjoying perfect health and CT Ger
fully recommend DIR. Lanes celebrated Liver PtlIs ,o
all similarly afflicted
New York, March IS, 1883.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'IANr's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured bv FIEM
ING BROS, PITTsBrEGH, Pa There sure other Pills
puporng 10 be Liver Pills, before the public Dr.
M'Lanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated yeri
fugc, be had at all respectable drug stores Nons
genuine Witboai The signature OF FLEMING HROs
MS hbt&Wlt C0l
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DuDLEY.-The Webster Times says that
Jimmy Welch, an Irish boy in Dudley, has
gathered eighteen bushels of chestnuts the
present season, for which he has received
$40 so. The boy has attended school regular
ly, and the chestnuts were all gathered out of
sl.l,.,nl i,n,,rs
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nnhrIcnn Meeting.

The legal voters ofworcester who are members o. the
Republican party are requested to meet al .ne ~
n.TT on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th, inst, at q
,.,r for the purpose of acting upon the following
proposition, viz
That the Republican voters of this city be requested to
assemble in their respective wards the evening Of
- and elect delegates by wards, to City
Convention to held in tins city, at such time and
place as may be ordered, to nominate candidates for
Mavor and Aldermen, be supported at next mu-
eiyal election each ward be entitled delegate
for every twenty-five republican votes given in the
ward at the election for President, and add
tional delegate for a majority fraction.
Per order of the Republican City Committee.
GEORGE T. THOMPSON. President
j. Z. TUCKER, Secretary.
Worcester, Nov Ii, 1850
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

TO SonsumptiVcs.-The advertiser, having b, en-
restored 10 health III few weeks by very simple rene
uy after having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection and that dread disease Consumption any
cure. " "'e""' "a
To all who desire it he liz send copy of the prescrp
non used Gree Of charged with the directions for prensr-
hG am using the same, which they will find 81 RE a RI
tor CoNsU MPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs. &c The only
object OF the advertiser in sending prescription is to
beient tue afflicted and spread Information " hich he
conceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try his remedy as il viii cost them nothing and NAV
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWABD A. WILSON
oil dly Nilltansblrgb KINGS 90 Nc,y yort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

You've RErUBLICANs.-A little fellow, not
three years old, in Salem, who has heard
Whiltier's last poem, about the Quakers, was
playing upon the floor the other day, when,
hearing music in the street he shouted "NIam-
ma, the Quakers are out"
a little boy in Boston, discussing, with his
mother, the future OF his baby brother, sud
denly with sober face, exclaimed "Perhaps,
mother, he will be bad man, and vote Tor
Bell and Everett"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

JOE LANE Out west several people are in
consolable because the elegant and refined Jo-
seph Lane is not to be our next vice president
They say that his defeat is death blow to
American literature, and will cause complete
stagnation in that branch Of the book trade de.
voted tc Weboter's Spoilers. 1t is rumored
that his friends in Oregon were affected to
tears by the following dispatch Me and
Brick are depheeted hut gods will be dun
GosEF LANE."-N. Y. Eyening Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

THE NIeHr TRAIN TO NEW 1oRK.-Thc
New York and Boston night train, via Spring
field and New Haven, will be started on Mon
day, Nov &c. It viii carry the United States
mails. Whether the public will find all the
accommodations they would be glad to get is
not quite certain; but if once begun, we are
sanguine that it will be continued, and all
needed and proper conveniences must be add
cd in good time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

The BLACKSTONE VALLEY.--Dr. Joseph
Il. Warren, for eighteen years a successful
and much respected physician in WoonsoclSet,
died on the 10th inst.-Louis Budreau, neph.
ew OF Peter Simpson, Jr., while gathering nuts
on the bank of the Blackstone river in Wooil.
socket Monday afternoon, fell into the river
and was drowned.-The Woonsocket Patriot
learns that two men lost their lives by the
breaking of large shaft in the mill of Messrs.
Steere & Tinkham, at Harrisyille, Burrill
vile, on Tuesday MIR. Button, keeper of
boarding house, was arraigned, last Friday,
before Justice Wilson. for threatening the life
of Samuel Thayer, Jr. The case will come
up next Monday playing ball at the
town meeting, last werk, in Burrville, a
Frenchman received stunning blow in the
face from one Of the strikers, which caused
the game to cease for the day. -. The Wide
Awakes Of Woonsocket have voted unan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

MR.. Kennedy, OF Roxbury, mas ,lisco yered IN on
Eud common b pasture weeds remedy that every
mon Pimpe Nv ''iN-
owe bottles are warranted to cure mouth
on the face. ~ ~ MINI vi P"'pio'
Two three bottles will clear the system of bi,os
ootles are warranted TO cure the canker in
Three or five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
klud OF ErySipelaS.
Ono or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
dw9 bottles are warranted to running the ears
"ii Eo nio,cnt g ainohg the mar.
rouI 10 SIX DOtes are warranted to corrupt
running ulcers. I 49,
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Kind of rngworm. ' "S'
desperate case of rheumatism.
hree or four bottles warranted cnre salt rheum
Ne 10 elghl bottles Will the case of scrofIla
one to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
sands that il has caused by eanteg b 0l thou
Sne 70 two bottles are warranted sick headache
state OF the bowels. o " 'N
One to two botte5win regulate all arrangements ofthe
Four six bottles have the worst cases of drop
One 70 three bottles cured tho worst case of plies
ereiiei Is always experienccd What mercy get
iei IN such an eXcruciaiing disease.
Since its frs discovery, have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to it, OF one othe lpp9crates
se aer o. MEDICINE, says; ut rs an herp Oh Jupiter,
III openeth distractions OF the liver, gail and spleen;
II Is an especial friend to the liver worth M Oter NERDS
put together cooling It when 100 ho' anu warming u
feeling in the pit Of the stomach, easeth all pains, and
stitches In tine side.
the body; II cleanseth all Inward ulcers and concealed
blood from the kidneys.
"By opening distractions of the Spleen II purreh ou
burnt choer and melancholy vapors which riseh To the
head and brain, causing distressing headache fearful fnro
bodng OF trouble trembling OF the heart aintng and
swoonlng 'o 'N
The herb boiled in wine particularly good to revive
the lr4opng spirit Of the aged, and whoever has npcr
M sickness AFTER fever nothing restores him TO heath
50 QUICK us drinking the juice VI this herb
Ihe seeds boiled in water cureth the most onppsiyo
uTHlh al bedtime, prevents what
called nightmare and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-"
The Father of Medicine saws of another berh IN tbt.
sign Leo. $50 ~ NV
The sun IS the source of all life and rnleth the heart.
anu herD 10 the best cordial the create
OF the near Of any that grows Il comureth the heart
S1reln all galptaon thereof; takoth away trembling
hnuhg ana sn0thering of 1t; yet II be taken care
Iuy or severe gripping viii ensuo which must be cor
reeted with tcnnel seed or ginger.
No change of diet tho hest vn can
get, ana enough OF H. ~T'' - -
by strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udiciOus application of the
SAL Rheam OiHftleni ScrQtaia Oi0fDienf and Healing
ointment every ulcer and sore Whatever kind or ma
tute except cancer that has taken roots are perfectly
and permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 1870 Warren
ueethoADurY' Mass Price 81. dttaweow ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

CARD.-To the citizens Of Worcester ard vieintty-
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed during his stay W. and especially
10 his friends and patrons who have kindly given him
card Of recommendation to his establishment in
Providence Constantly ambitious to merit the public
confidence, can fully recommend Mr. r. RosENBUsH
and testify to his abilities practical optician and
worthy of continuance of the pubIics generous nat
ronage. Respectfully l.. SRISHEIM
providence. Nov. II, 1860 DIFF MIS-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

AGRICULTURAL PREMIUMs.-The trustees
of the Worcester North Agricultural Society
held meeting at the Fitchburg Hotel, Tues
day evening, at which reports were received
and accepted, embracing the following awards
C0rn.-Jos. Goodrich, Lunenburg. LIST premium
So; Albert StrattOn, Leominser I'd, S4 Scion Car :
ter Leominster 3D., 3d. w. q. Wyman, Fitchburg
a gfatulty, 81
1Vheat.-Solon Carter, Leominster LIST premium
S4; Cyrus hilburn, Lunenburg, I'd, SO; Edward
Smith, Fitchburg, Sd, 81
Barley-Cyrus kilburn, Lunenburg, LIST premium
SO: Scion Carter Leominster I'd, So
White Beans.-A. L. Goodrich Fitchburg LIST pre-
MUM. 81; w G. Wyman Fitchburg, I'd 81
Herdsgrdss Seeds-George Kendall, Ashby, LIST pre-
| MUM, 81; Benz Stafford, Fitchburg, I'd, 81
Ruta BagaS-A. +. Goodridge, Fitchburg LIST pre-
mium So w. g. Wyman, Fitchburg, I'd, 50; Levi
Kendall, Fitchburg, gratuity, 81
Sugar BeetS.-A L. Goodrich of Fitchburg LIST
| premium 81.
LIST premium, 81 A. p. Goodrich of Filchburg, I'd,
| 81. ~
Carots.-A p. Goodrich of Fitchburg gratuity
of 49,
Gardsns.-Alyin Crocker of Fitchburg, LIST premi-
| UNI, 81; W. u. Wyman of Fitchburg, 2d 50! j. NJ
| Sawtelle Of Fitchburg, Sd, 81 Justin Stearns OF
| titchbuTg a gratuity of 81; Mrs. j. +. Monroe of
| Fitchburg, for very tasteiully arranged flower
garden, for which no premium was offered received
| gratuity OF 81.
Experiments in Feeding Neat Stoek-Jobn Brooks.
| Jr., of Princeton LIST premium, 81
Experiments ~ Keeping Poalry.-Benjamin Stafford
| of fitchburg LIST premium, 50.
Experiments Nth lIdnmeS-W. &. Wyman Of
| Fitchburg LIST premium, SO.
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mously TO keep up their organization till after
the state election next spring.

THERE is to be a quarterly meeting of the
Worcester Co. Sc. Div. of the A. S. Society,
at West Brookfeld, this evening, and continu-
ing tomorrow Sunday afternoon and even
ing. 1t will be attended by Rev. S. May, Jr.,
IL. Ford Douglass, and L. H. Haywood.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

POLICE CoURT-Jom Curtis, on Friday
for selling liquor, was fined $40 and costs. and
John Burns a vagabond, was sent TO the house
of correction for two months. Daniel bona
hue, for assault and battery upon Julia Mona
han, was fined 81 and costs, which he paid.
Dennis Grady, for assault and battery upon
Charles Finnegan, was bound over in $500 for
his appearance before the Superior Court in
January next, and in default Of bail was com
mitted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

All persons having claims against the Wide Awake
Club Of this city are requested to present the same with
out delay to the subscriber. EDWIN BYNNER
Worcester, Nov. If, 1850. d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

SUPERIOR Court AT FITCHBURG.- The
case of Elbridge G. Twichell VS.. James l..
Gardner-an action of tort to recover damages
for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff in
consequence of defendants building falling
upon him, in May, 1859, is now on trial /;
Wood & Bailey forplantiff; Norcross & Snow
for defendant. The following cases are yet
upon the list for trial Nos 1859, 1921, 1862,
14O8, 14l6. 14l7, 1474 148S 1884, 1897, 1910,
1911. 1912, 1913, 1916, 1880.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

SruRR PRIEST OF Main and Foster streets re.
nowned all over the country for the style catering for
the public wants. will give the public another manifesto
ton OF their of serving vands Of the choicest
quality. Those who admire the tallcs fare will be ON
hand, as usual. Remember their superb chowders 6c
to night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

WARRANTED,-llll's Liquid Amandine, for the cure Of
chapped hands roughness OF the skin, &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building. DIFF I'D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

NoTIcE-rhe undcrs gned most respectfully announces
to his many friends and the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity in general that he has the Store known as
L. Srsheims Spectacle Depot 1921 Main street Worces
ter Having from early youth, given my whole atten
ton and study to the art Optics, atter myselfto be
able to adopt Glasses the most defective sight and
shall spare no pains in giving satisfaction in all cases
Solciing the public generous patronage very
spectlully the public humble servants
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

ever, thought proper to examine this appar-
emily worthless, article, and found in it bank
bills and railway shares TO the value of about
l5000f
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Worcester, Nov. le, 1850 X qf~ Nm

EXCHANGE SALooN.-The Dormans, at the Central Ex
change, under the Post Office doing wonders in the
catering line, as the immense crowds who daily and
nightly wend their way to their spacious quarters tes
~ None excel the bormans in this way doing things.
Tonight they will have another grand time chow
dcrs, &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

ACCIDENT FROM FAST DRIvING.-Almost
ing last, in consequence of fast driving. Mr.,
w. I. Allen was driving into the city in a
covered buggy, when he was met by two
other teams, both driving at rapid rate
evidently racing, and collision occurred, in
which Mr.. Aliens buggy was essentially used
up, and himself narrowly escaped serious in
jury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

a Miss Mills, upon whom, it is understood, he
aqrees 10 settle 100000 the day bei'fe The
Lnnf Is tied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

George Sessions, FrRKlsHtyG TEDkRTAKEr
DuFFlh WAEEHorsE Collins Caskes Patent Metallic
lFai eases and Robes OF description always IN
sizes. ~'A"i' VI an
Every thing connected with the M offuper,ls
Front street Worcester Mass dawtf e va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

DR.. y. Foster Haven, Fosters Block, No 1
Pearl s. worcester Special attention given 10 Diseases
OF the Eye. dawcodtf ala
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All Of Dr. Humphrey d. co.. Spe.i6, Uome.
oPatc remedies, pat up expressly for family use With
e900k 81 WI directions. Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOTT psi Main street. and Druggists ana stores gep-
oi"4i' G&Mly az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

MISS A, w. SPRAGUE, who has spoken SO
acceptedly to the spiritualists OF Worcester for
the last two Sundays, will speak again, to-
morrow-the last time Of her present engage
ment-at Washburn Hail. al and o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

Blood FOod-Atten;ion is called TO thjs ,nost 70
m9ihahe and scientific preparations in another
SVlhu II Is an entirely new remedy, must not be
conioudcd with any OF the numerous patent ,nediciues
OF e dal II Is certain remedy for all the diseases
pceiei' anu especially those of chronic nature-of
try it! w '''' HuhererS,
SleS-Ts CHURCH X DUPONT OF New York are the sole
agents for IT, and also prupricOrs the world rel ov ued
nT LAFoN lSFANrILE CORDIAL article which every
MOher should have in her medicine closet in cose az
heed; ava containing it does no paregorc or opiae
81 any KIND, 1t can be relied upon with the utmost corr
Duehce. ana VIII be found an Invaluable article in all
Columbus. Wv '' 'O"f"o"r
>, see advertisement. For sale by Gee. r. SPTIRR
bAViD SCOTT, NJ GREEN Il Co. and GEoReE
T. HARLOW, Agents, Worcester dtwin Ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

Ihe GREAT IndInn Kennedy Tor Temnlca
DIR. NJ ArrlsuNs INDIAN ENMEHAGoGuE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
known any thing else OF the kind and proving efectal
after all others have been tried In vain is prepared and
sold Onlv at Dr. MAFlISON'S REMEDIAL INSTI-
TUrE Tor SPECIAL Disc ASSES, No. ~ Union street,
Providence, r. l.. aud sent by Express secure from OBJ
servaon 10 all parts Of the country tp- For parficu
lars, see advertisement on the fourth page of this paper
aul0 d&weoptf