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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

HERB SA1vE,

FOR The cure Of Barns, Bruises, cuts, Old FeSteriaq
Sores, Ch0Tyed HaHdS .Scdlds SC
The subscriber has received lot the above Valua
renee, Mass. ' " la"
Mr. BARE manufactures it from the recipe of the cele
DRAFTED Dr. III CHAN and has il in his family and
gwen It away to his afflicted neghbors for many wears
Lately the calls for il have been frequent that he has
neen huuced 10 manufacture for sale MIR OTIS II
Is Is ana others who have used it in this town. say that
II Is the pest article OF the kind they have used
Price 70 cents per box. For sale by
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c. FRASER,

For sale in Worcester by NJ. Il. GREEN Il Co. PIG Main
street AMEs GREEN, III Main street, CHARLES CLARK
corner Main AMI Pleasant streets dit iaIi
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at lois m connects at Norwich win
Train for NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN and NEW
at 7.35 p. m. P St NJ ANDRFWS Snhpt
Supts Office, Nor. Wor Railroad,l
Norwich, Feb. |, 1860.
70 Tickets for sale at the I cket Office Worcester
IA diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

CORN, MEAL, RYE, OATS, AND
~ SHORTS, at reduced prices. CAN and see before
purchasing. LEE SPRAGUF 4 Co
f23 diff M l Park street
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BREAD AND FEED MEAL-Fresh
~ groand at mills, always on hand and for
sale at the west prices
LEE SPRAGUE & co,
n22 diff No | PARK sfreat
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meortlnes.
HEALTHY HUMAN BLOOD,
A N Ally n Fl ID

always presents with the same essential elements and
gives OF course the TRUE STANDARD. AnalvZe the
Blood of person suffering from Consumption. Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia Scrofua, &C. and in erery
instance certain Differences in the red gobules of Blood
Supply these DEFICIENCIES, and you made we'll The
BLOOD FOOD is founded upon this Thcory-hence its
astO success. There are
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9otels.
- sFURR's EATING HOUSE
flour, 6roeerres, 1T.
SUTTON HICKS


Ri o ur. CIR a N, a n d p 7 o u c {
C0MlfISlS SION MERCHANTS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
4 direct, and for sale in any quantity by
f23 diff LEE SPRAGUE & co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

which greatly facilitates the process teething by
tenlng the gums, reducing all infanmation-wilI
ALL PAIN and spasnOdic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers will give rest to yourselv
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Eroi,, wa shimgtol,.,.

WAsHiNaToS, Dec. 1.-THE Douglas and
johnson Association and other citizens, num-
bering some 1000, waited on Judge Douglas at
Q O'Clock this evening, accompanied by the Ma
rlne Band, and ,complimented him with . SER
enade, Judge Douglas was welcomed back to
Washington in a few feliclous remarks by Mr.
John G.. Enos,, President of The ASSOCIATION, af:
ter which; Judge D, made a speech, which was
received with tuinultnous applause. ,,s,l s,s
Referring to Hon. A. II, Stephens late speech
Judge. D. said he endorsed. every sentiment il
contained, and II inspired him with the hope
that there was party yet Strong enough to
save The. country.ea He accepted the Georgia
platform in ailits features.
. The Personal : Liberty Billss should never
have been on the fatate bosisG of any State.
He believed Congress had thepower teeremoye
sll obstrpcionsa to The Fugitive Slave Law,
whether resulting from State or other legisla-
tion 03| Aa8| f3T gai{sSt&9 ELS 711 ga gRMt9&i
aoiIe again sxhested his friends not to indulge
in recriminaton, to let by-gopes gbe by1gones
and to unite for the preservation Of the Union
He concluded by saying that on Monday he
should resume bis Seat IN the Senate with no
prejudice or i'll feeling towards any one except
the foes ot Ibis conntfg. .t8rs sds ,asg .np
I Judge D. was repeatedly chsered epthuuass'tii- s'i
SSaai'Jisbd re eY .srS bed tsSs tsss.5ses
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T'l,e sycfeat OfIS6O.

The following article from the Newark HI
socate, edited by VIM. D. Morgan, speaks our
sentiments, and we think the sentiments Of
every honest Democrat in the State. We are
scarcely enough for the Black Republicans
when united, and we are certain Of confined
defeat if we remain divided = Ashland. Union.
H,rhe result of the recent election for, Pres-
dent, instead of discouraging Democrats seems
only to have nerved them for the great work
that is yet before them. An occasional reverse
to party as well as to an individual, may
serve, when properly regarded, as q permanent
blessing. 10 the South and to the North, to
the West and to the East, the great lesson has
been taught by our recent reyerses that 10 in
sure victory there must be 3coaeession among
friends, and that without mutual forbearance,
there cannot be that cordially and good feeling
on which effective actien must always be based.
With this lesson impressed on the iinemory Of
ell Democrats, we will be better prepared for
the great campaign of 1864. Who may be cur
candidate in that contest let the future decide.
On the one hand, let no man say that any par
ticular candidate must be prescribed. On the
other hand, let the friends Of no man say that
he, and he alone. shall be the nominee With
prudence and forbearances there IS nothing in
the way OF consolidating as Of old, the Democ-
racy OF the entire length and breadth of the
Union. In the spirit Of Democratic brother
hood. all can come together and stand shoulier
to shoulder in defending the constitution and
its guarantees from the insidious assaults which
fchey will encounter at the hands of the ire
,pEessible elements which wall seek TO control
the Lincoln administration. In this great work
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Conafortable 10 cid Free soi.crs.

The old liberty and the new liberty guard Of
Harrison county, no doubt derived a past
mount Of comfort in reading Gen. Carey's Letter
published in last weeks R1pubiicaa. 1t must
have dohe them good. e. zIa' +" t1F
This Gen. Carey is only after good office
from Lincoln. lie has been boring the people
Of Ohio on the subject Of temperance for a mum.
Der Of years, at a big salary; and all good tenn
perance people hsving become dsgusted with
him, he is now turning his attention to politics,
with the hope Of obtaining Office under Lincoln.
II is the pay he is aher--principle is a very
small consideration with him.
But suppose, Br. Hatton, as you have pub
lished Gen. Carey's letter, yeu now give us the
venerable Joshua R. Giddings' letter to Hon.
Thomas Ewing. How do you think they would
look side by side? Let your readers see-
Don't be too conservative all at once, Br. Hat
ton. 5-rTs 81 Haaa rr e SGD
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PRNcIPLE REDucED TO PEAc1ICE -Ano,h her
instance of practical amalgamaton has lately
taken place in Ohio. the scene of three .fourths
of such operations. Miss Georgiana Tucker, a
highly accomplished white girl, a graduate Of
oberlin College, and a successful lecturer on
literary subjecrs eloped recently from Toledo
with a colored barber, and went to Detroit
Michigan, where they were married, t. Che in.
finite disgust Of ths girls father, who is said to
be nearly crazy from this reduction OF principles
TO practice g. +tfe4 sFts "- lE
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NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
iJotice 10 Tag PAYERS!

5A1 '.'1a sHi TREAsUEER's OFFIcB, 900
ar Cadiz Har. co., Ohio, Dec.5, 1860. ura
The following communication has been recei-
we'd from A. 2. Stone, Esq Treasurer Of thu
State Of Ohio: qi3.gsa "a o8 ss!g eif* aG#
OFFICE OF Treasurer OF STATE:
t-sa@ Columbus o., Nov. 81, 1860
,Fo the Treasurer OF lIarrisons county, 0hioy---
Dear Sir:-Within the last few days | have re-
ceived several letters, from different County
Treasursrs inquiring what kind offuhds shall
require in payment Of dues to the State. | take
this method Of informing all the County Treasu-
rers that shall require gold and silver, or the
notes OF the Specie Paying Banks OF this state.
Truly yours, ..s-' @'' '..---f
5dge5y gs1 A. p. STONE, Treasurer of State.
In pursuance of the above Instructions, | ON
compelled to receive nothing but @'goid and silver
or the notes Of speciepaYing banks OF this ofai 81
's86 si4a n} N7s@ sffH0M AS RICTHEY, 5ta
3 a sj Treasurer Of Harrison couGtys Ohio "a
Dec 5, 1860. f..ty ,e5.
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FREDERICK yUmELLE's

OF DOCK !
1hispreparau0n AZ now presented to the public
n the tp belist thatu wilt mart ,vang long fell
by sihoriag humanity. Being compounded of
sniples to the utter exclusion OF al Injurious min
era substances / viii he found net only striking
ly effica aeious but Tree fromul inidrious tenden-
I Asr general pufiier of tho blocd. IL will be
found unriyalled by ANY oi the mnch Vaun ted and
almns. ever failing qnack nosirums ol the day. IL
will he Feen that we do net claim 20 perform mir-
acles by this remedy. though man nf the cures il
has effected NAV, by some, be considered miTacu-
lous; butwe do claim that
For Coughs, colds Bronchial Affections
General Debility, and as General Purifier,
TT HAS NO EQUAL.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS!
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman o
the city OF Philadelphia, J H Hardy who being
swoTn deposes and says, that in June last he sut-
ieTed from a 'sevete cough, caused by heavy
cold, for month or more, and having procured
one bottle OF Frederick Jumelle's Compound Syr-
up of Dock" he was. entirely cured by it.
Sworn to and subscribed before n e, this first day
of March; 1859 W-P. tfibbard, Alderman.
- J.lH IIAEDy, 79l Fibert street.
Mr. FREDERICK JUMEILE--Dear Sir;
This is TO inform Yputhlt, two bottles Of your
Compound Syrup Of Dock has cured my son of a
bad cough, when two of our best doctors cot :
pletely failed ta release him of the cough. Any
person who doubt this statement you can reier
-thcm TO me. % 171i nJg l,rE ns NN'
-,.---.f... ROBERT MARSHALL CIV
.-7 N. w. Corner oil 5th and South Sis.
sgaH Prepared and sold by The proprietor, ea
! e7 ssTi Frederick Jumelle, rrlerfa
No. 1926 Market, Street, between 18th and 10th
Streets. North Side, Philadelphia.
9Jrti p rice SO CentS Per. Bottle.
vol For Sale by MA HANNA, CadiE, Ohio.
May l6 lS60-ly. .,--..
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I74, DIain street. wheeling, Va.
C,ToNE & THnMA AS announce to tbeir friends
= and the public that they are in recent of
their stock of Fall aud Winter Goods. embracing
Dry Goods in all their varieties, Carpetine Oil
Cloth and Carpet chain, Millinery Goods OF every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally, COM
urising the iaFgest, and in some respects, the
most desirable we ever brought to the city Our
customers may rest assured that they will reap
all the adva ntages thst fair dealing, long expe.
rience, close attention to business, careful buying,
and buying with Cash, can give them, We buy
n ost Of our goods with cash, direc ly from the
manufacturers and Importers and from close c1sh
Auction houses, thereby saving large per CENT
age. We have ample facilities for d1ing a large
Jobbing Trade, and invite the attention Of Mer
chants to our stock before buying, and Taiors to
our sock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
Without particularizing, we will say we keep
the largest stock in tue city oil the following as
well as all goods. ,r.r..-, n s...,.-.... = a-
Dress Silks, Of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, veivets. ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, OF every shade.
- French Prints and Goods
Goods for Friend'swear and travelling.
t Shawis OF every grade and price.
FINDS & Prints, and worsted tabries Tor dresses.
Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints, Ticks, Musins,
Flonnels, Blankets, and goods for Men and Boys
wear generally & YN uHH1F
No good House shall sell cheaper
! Ours,ock of FURs WILDE fouad to be very de-
sirabe. We ask attention 70, our stook OF Car.
petng etc which is very fun and at low prices.
All goods sold at small advance on purchase.
Persons making purchases in the city will find it
to their interest greatly TO give us call before
buying. 534A El4AAeU a.1t H.
Parcels sent 10 anv part Of The city FREE.
Remember the sign OF the "Golden Bee Hive"
near the Suspension Bridge. --..---
Nov. I, 1sGo-tf rs
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Massachusetts osst of tie Uniop.

The following resolutions stand on the re-
ords ofthe proceedings Of the Massachusetts
Legislature: :sa4a aw ta eata r#gss 2sf
Reso2ded, That the annexation of Texas is
ipso fqcto dissolution of the Union. aAiSa
Resolved, That Texas being annexed, Massa.
chusetts is out Of the Union. s7Ht 1af& a"'
As Massachusetts in 1845 declared hersel
out Of the Union, and as she has never been re,
annexed, we are willing that she take Lincolr
and Hamlin out Of the Union with her. ant
make them President and Vice President o
Massachusetts,, and thus we will be rid Of TIL
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

'is 2AI'7 d.. PHTLADELPHIA. as'"''ai
A Benevolent Institution established by special
endowment for the R elief of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted with, Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the cure OF Dsea
n scs of theSexual nrgans.i Ga il.yea -Hie1
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,by the Act
ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with a de-
seription OF their o6ndiion, tage, occupation,
habits of life, &c..) and in cases OF extreme pow
eriy, Medicines furnished free Of charge
8 Valuable reports on Spemalorrhna, and other
diseases Of the sexual organs, and Oh the NEW
REM EDIES employed in the Dispensary sent to
tie afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free ol
charge Two or three Stamps for postage viii be
acceptable.
Address DIR. JlSKlLLIN lH0UGTIF0N, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No. 2, South
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. BY order Of the
Directors ENElE lnrs nfl 5Eul3f ;Es.8HFEs
GEO. FAIRCIiILD, Secretary
Oct ~, lS60-ly fgF7Hs1a sGf HF.E o1 Eaass %
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CIcveIa nd Nationai Democrat.


We agree with the Columbus Fact when it
says:-A change of propriotors has placed this
sterling Democratic paper in the hands of G. b.
Flood & Co. Mr.. Flood has heretofore had
exclusive control of its columns as editor and
right nobly has he fought in the ranks oil the
true Democracy. As proprietor, we wish friend
Flood that success he so honestly merits as a
iife-long and consistent Democrat. and as such
we recommend him to our Cleveland friends
1t is time that Flood should think Of employing
his brains for his o,oa benefit. lie has long e.
nough worked for the aggrandizemento Of Others.
financially and politically, and no one would
feel more pleasure than the Faei to learn Of his
complete and thorough success financially
No one dares question the ability Of Charles B d.
Flood. @@
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HALF AND HALE The Carroll Democ,u

HALF AND HALE The Carroll Democyui
that used to be is now called the Carroll Iaac-
pendent. One half Of the paper IS Republican
and one half Democratic. NJ C. Baxter, Esq
formerly one of the editors of the Fee Press is
the Republican editor, and G. w. Barlow, Esq
che old editor Of the Democrat is the Democrat
ic editor. The thing may work but there is
doubts. We always prefer 'the whole hog OF
none.' 'sf Es ,rt ~. raE
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q GFThe following is a mple of the numer-
ous letters constantly receiving for ilostetter's
Stomaeh BitterS: 1


Stomach Bitters;s - sorAa yt'ss.- ass,-s,u
CANANpaGtA, July 10, 1859
1fessrs Hostettey q. Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa.-
Gents:-Asi we are strangers t1herewith en-
closeIyou twenty-eight dollars fer siour dozen
Hostetter's Stomach BiNers, which please for
ward via Michigan Southern Railroad, Toledo,
Ohio, and Clayton Station. have purchased
several dozen bottles ata1loiedo this summer,
but. the sale is On the increase SO much that
wish TO open a,direet trade swithgyou, 4 was
induced to try y ur bitters by my physician,
ior the Liver Complaint, and received such ma
terial aid thatI have recommended IL to others
and have sold about two dezenaper week for
some time. I,-have all kinds ofnedicine in
nv store, but there is none that can, 50 cheer
fully and tfuth'ully recommend as your bitters
for l know they have helped me beyond my
expectation. Yours respectfully, risk
PIiHaQ WILSON
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.ns<Y,aadall Clark iwas Rned atstbe latetefm
,rs,s.s q;ssaitS SCoart of Lossdes couaty, Ata.s
=, oo, az III Gsdiag his slaves well. Y"
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SsEPH MEANS. salii aMEs MEANS eco. q. MEANS
MEANS G. BR0TE ERS. nj
8 EfUB7E,N WILLIE, HIO.


M Eh ND U DAC1 u END. "'
8 EaUBaEN WILLIE, OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS .
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of Thfeshine Ma.
chinr and Mill Castings, Gtering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shafting, with heavy
p forging. &e., &c. .A"G A43 '7t'8 1'h J.
Our facilities enable us to do work OF this kind
uneuualled in this part Of the State. Orders ad-
4ressea to Means & Brothers, Steubenville. Ohio
- We add extra cts from letters addressed ,ous du.
RUG the lastyear relative to our Engines.
SJaSj ,iol'aI 3a LAGRANGE, Jefferson co. 20. y
August j, 1856 "A d.
MEANS g. BROTHERS: "Your Engine ha now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me & have
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with 10 bushels Of
coal and think if we bad good dry wheat it could
be done with less coal nave no hesitation in re-
'0"''''sD''s 'NE'' A. NJ. BUCHANAN
DELAWARE CRY, K. T!5U5
sW 5s;'.as artg .gas September 10, lS56.4{}
MEssRs MEANS; "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
nv YOU. work finely Ii does all that we ask or
thatryou warranted it 70 do. We wish you could
make MAKE more 0 Sp's' = ~ 'I obBEtf & SOLOMON
ISLAND CREEE TOWNSHIP jeff co. T.
September 15 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & RRoTnERs 'sMy Engine does
frst-rate. ! am satisfied and will npon all occaons
recommend the purchase OF Engines OF your make.
al&a6g Js.2 D &s# j& } IAMES SCOTT.
.sFg et srs IlooKsrowN, Beaver CO., Pa. T.
Octpber II, 1856. !
MsssRs MEANS e RRoTHERs: Sowing to defec
tive found alton my Engine, bought of you last sea
on, did not do so we'll Now it does well and we
car Grind as much wheat with as little fuel as an,
one know OF lwish all wanting Steam Engines
'ou'' 'V 80" ~ ~ FsFs = s>oTHANIED WOODROW
fgrs{ 4 II zMolNTYRE CREEK, Jeff. CO., o 4 ;r
October IL, 1856.
g MassRs. MEANS g. BRoTHERs: awe have our tvorA
all finished Engine perieet--works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
4 ace ours J'i7 Hf RALSTON & BROWN.
81 li,l 4 SeoTT Posi- OFFICE, Adams co.. o., ils
March st, SO.
MEssRs. MEANS 4 BRorHERs: tfI i've now finish.
ed the starting Of yeur second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied. If you have ever built any thai
/ beats either Of them, should like to know Where
they are. Come andsee these; g.-a. u} 81
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright
| u Steubenyilie. Jan. %. .lS57-3 A"E ,H32Ha% 7aH
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T'Iae Uifras RmIe, q

We have we'll meaning Republicans in Har-
rison county who are giving out that Mr. Lin
colin will favor the people with Conservative
administration, substantially Wing in the gem
erai line ofits policy. Mosthappy would we
be to believe that this is his purpose. But nd
one need look Tor such an administration aTht
uitras rule, ahdswill continue to rule. The D.
bio State Joxrna'g the acknowledged organ o
the republican pArtyin Ohio, says. s0onserva
tism is the Intellectual Rcpublicanism ofexpedi
ency men in the North: MIR Lincoln was elect
ed as q RSpablican, and ifhe turns out some
thing else, he goes the way Of all deceisefs.'
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a The Commissioners cfHarrison County
are now in session-4U Charles Wells, Esq., the
new member awong them.
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.505rAyeung man. who hss rscegtlya taken q
wiiessays heldid not 6ndB y ,hnlfso hardlto get
married, sss hsdid afterward to got the farnir
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s.;PoTaroEs I'm, sslowA.--,lbee potato erCp o.
Iowa is said to have been immense this year,
In some instances, four or five hundred bushels
Der acre has beeH obtained. ~ 'o@ 'HP RAi ysni
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1EcNeel w. M o. rHaasal School Of Onto.
r. Fall Term III weeks begins August 2s, 1860 h
Winter Term tf6 wecksy begins Nov, Goth, 1850
Competent Instructors inn all the depaf tments
Board for gentlemen 90, 90: ler ladies rs per
week. F4f VIZ"
Rooms for clubbing or self.boatdiagys4 9Hi2oiq
For Catalogue and ALI particulars apply to the
principal, % S1NN' EDWIN REG AL
Hopedale Harrison county, Aug. 22,ssIa6o. i5S aag
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saa-The place to gss ,sards printed nsatly and
cheapgy IS atthe SsStiWa Office. 'AAi x ta&9
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TT- /" ,woTtHnan,
''''' w. CHEMiCOPNTHIC 'r''"

CHEMlCOrAi HlC
PH Y SIC,IAN M
Will be IN Cadiz, at the National House, Fri
day, December 81, 1860. A'2'otl5a3'
nR. WORKMAN claims to be regdiarly ed.
~ rpcated Physician, and does not wish 70 be
setd oN n among those illierate Quacks who. have
infested the couniry from time to time5n DIR z WI
wshesit also known that he expects 70 visit Cad.
IL for some time to come, and trusts by close at
tentitn 10 business and an honorable dealing to
meritya Ehare o.. patronage in chronic diseases
which he has made his study and treatment for
years. A large aumhef oil cases esr, Loptoduced
in This oountyawho have been cured by Dr.. WORT
mans new treatment after doctoring for years TO
/ no effect. DR.. Wtwas ipartsof bis time, while
a studentso sofmed dicipe, under the insirnctiqn Of
the fdr- famed Proc Ackley, oi Cleveland. Ohio.
also Ind private instructions from Prof Kirkland,
! upon Physical Diagnosisagag 81 gs sl IN 95iess
| Cure of Mr.. Mcintosh, ,oho Wds docsoSed By IA
e di6syeat, Physiaansa a5e ,eFob tFa eln8
| I his case was extremely bad, b and since he is
4 restored but few need despair. Write to him.
/ .d6FIi bia8 ssrfWELLsvlILE, juhe,14, 1860
| 7 Ihava been cured by Dr. sWprtman, and this
day discharged after doctoring with fourteen diff
| ferent physicians from Philadelphia west, and
geyer 5eeii 6ssiass Sn,, scent hsnaleas
round when first commended With Wortman
and now 4 can grub oil day q and have done 50 for
4 the pas, six weeks. suffered beyond description
with allstie sy6ptoms,i II thewolsto form of Liy!
or Disease. dyspepsia, Neryons Prosirntion, slrtis
tation Of the Lungs, and pains all over the body
Or. Wortnnn is the first who ever gfeached my
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