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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
McHmaII,s NEW IRmIIctim.

- SYRUP OF IfypoplIoSriilTES. or Lime. Iron
9 sofia and Potash. This preparation contains the lily
IA npip-rliies, with slight excess of tile lypnphn
&-ks rhoruus acid. II Is agreeable method Of admin
istprins The HypUph@phitc, class Of remedies which
have proved Of Hrht snlncn u pulmonary claar
ter general debility and cuacaiiun. Prepared aud aoll 1t
reasonable iHiees. .pW. MelNALl4 Chemist and Ap,h
siRupuF TilF pilnspIIATEs Th. ii Il nntrliive 10
ME- and useful ~ build NJ The system which IL
c"nH'lmpliWs Tor sair by EDW. MclNA le Chemist aud
TiE WINE AND NArrnA-I hnvo a prescription
Tar Mlne mud Nnlll which have been ordered by one of
ON -killn rhysci. have great demand tram the tt
H. Washington aud Baltimore. and is ynuihu nHnsrs
d lncipieni consumption.
PATENT or FAMILY MEDlcfSES-Ayer's Cherry
Psciuml and rms laSncs ENp.ttoIHnI, and NIL iayno's
ullN medicines AiW Swnins rpnsrcl and every other
patent medicine thni IL sni some If which nli, very Qan
nf what they are rrcpm1onlwl.and o them l1l nr
mNils; all OF which Will sell low EDW MelNALlr
no ron THE GaLp MINEs--E Everyday that Inns been
ng 70 NclNA LiS Drug Store to hny then medicines
Se' now lin themselves AT thr gold regions hi. price.
lts eli so reasonable tln they im themselves in good
circumstance with their health much improved with his
superior medicines. EDM. MrINAII.
apps Aputlrealy.
n WALTON BULLETIN, NO. 23I
$50 MARKET STREET. WliMI NurpN. DELAWARE
ID Gum Elastic Fine Tooth Combs, flr -ae at wal'on-
Engal Honey SOM, sold at the Drug Store 81 Market
street, 10y Walton
,ium faslt aiica. 6r children, 4iG soe by A. Walton
Iyori Finn Tnotl Clls. goNl assortment At different
prices. 1T Wulinn'- Drug store.
N Qutr's GAl Liver Jelly. which il pleasant ns
BE nuit ielio- aud Mr from pure Col LiyeI oil, yrd
to suit lie delicate siusels % those who unfortunately
uoed i, Oil, tui stlrat Maiiums Dmg Store 81 Market
STREET.
ti0m Elastic Scc, Combs for sale by Walton 81 Market
street,
Gum Elastic tons Round Combs, fpr children for saleot
Wnliun's.
.lnynr's sentative Fills, Sold ut Walt0n's.
linst Hair oil. for sale At Walton
.nytn'9 ENrreietnnt, sull by walton,
Beef NlairnN, lpr salo ut Maliuns Drug Store
.lnyni- lnic NrrniiIgr. sold At 81 Market street
Ury-inlzcd liam P0niulr, sold ly WALTON,
augai-tt Market st.
> IsIgtNGIUKSI.S ESSENCE OF IA
SS45MAi GA GINGER Is carefully prepared from the
IL hest amniea nscr and pos-tssu- in concentrated
l-S form, the valuable properties 81 this root. II isn
very agreeable warming stniuatt, and is particularly
recommended ir Cuir Faulcnry, Indigestion. Weakness
II M stomach and towels, aud is found slly useful ii
those 81 siUilrm iniisplsiun liable in
summer irii excessive heat over indulgence htilic, or
thai &c exhaustion experienced hy many while tri
rug.
II nlsn makes cxcellpnt drink fur lin harvest ll,
mil Is mus isrd l,I iluli purpose rYIMrrlhy
T.. RitlNuIi uiiST \ co.
i've Druggists Cor. It'll Mnrke; Sts.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
QUESTION soLVED.--Wlio Is LITTLE mi

QUESTION SOLEED.--WllOI Is LITTLE "Bll.
W lf TllAkPtN Many years tgu thia gntilun was an
sweren By one Of Delwares distinguished sens an ul
told number, who ha, assembled 10 hear it, Many of their
lSonfs now rest IN quiet repoae in rir graves Billy
Thap sa says the oratpr) when young fund Of riding
corn stalk horses On his fathers farm, when Major Tom
stockton was leading the American forces al taking pus
session Of Fort George There few living who were
present ut that battle orcou testify iii fact hn from
History The old hare passel away, the middle aged are
silent and Young Ameridn like th-e II yofc armed with
Resolution told the st iale. and thus the soldier spoke
He spoke ol time wlrn lis fathers liir black and
his whskrlH, Alsn. In tlssr hays there was fothim.
thought u Slianpeanns Of hyrini II shaw ms o.
cn my hnir Now, Young America Ni4lling u improve
with the times, orders Mnl-iMlr. tG,ire Prince Albert
Victoria Dyc. DnncNr,ls- Wigs Se,r-, SlHlnl0oninF.
Those orders all he filled rs calling ~ j. NJ nln H.
Rmcl Practical lailrr4 NJ Fast f1h street, Dryal
Building, Wilmington prl
With lnHufs keen
Ami MnInr hnI.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

r. looms ARE AT NO. 500 fOl1 No so MARKET STR EET
~ Smyths China Store, and opposite the Farmers
Bank Pictures taken Mt all prices and slzes sut the
public Pictures taken and set in Rings Meaons Brpst-
,ns. st., &c. Also pictures IN cloudy as well al clear
Weather Please give mea can and ate for yonrselve.
ang0 q. w. JOHNSON, AnirptypcArist.
SEGARs-A NEW STOCK OF FINE
- seg<rs-at H. II, BayuHURsFs.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
GEORGE yH'dtAE.E..

NJ ERClIANT TAILOR.
80. 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL.
AS clDicc assortment ii Cloths, Clssmor, and Nc.t
- ngs. which hu makes M to rulcr in TIL, heat style liz
Nlsp Keeps supply Of ready nnlr Clothing On lanl
nv Call before plrflIls Ing elsewhere. n,y1l. liz
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

PHOTOGRAPHIC. AMBROTYpE AND MRIAINoTypI
Rooms. DID No Ill No. Az Market Street lni,,cn
ap23ly " ''''"s"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
STOV Esq! STOVES!!!


NtILLIAM II. NAFH, AuCTIONEEK, reaIrcI-
w fully informs Ills friends and the public generally
that liz continues tho AUCTION AND COMMISSION
usinrss in all It's yariun! branches, and SNOW ready u
receive consignment a kinds Of Goods Wares and Mrr-
rnise At HALL, feast Fourth Street,
South side, Market Sircrl " Wilmington. Delaware
Real Estate aud Stocks sold at public private sale
Continues his agency for Renting aud collecting rents Of
houses. farms. &c. Persons wishing to rent will do we'll 10
give Him n call.
Borr0ws and Loans money on commission
Commissioner for taking proof Of Deeds &c., in and for
the State ni New Jersey.
Furniture at reduced prices.
Public Sales every Saturday ut the Auction Rooms Mob
East Fourth street.
Office No. West Fourth strppt, up stairs
B.Iloscs, Farms and Buildings LOIS for sale Please
dive him emil. lnnNli.lN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
EWlIcsin orr. NJ. Rringhurst.

/ ATE H. II. 4 W BEl0GnURsT, Wholoaals and Retail
- Druggist 1903 Market Street $3.50
CRIMSON TETTER WAsII-I have inst ycceiys,. a sun.
ply Of this celebrated cure 1I fetter which IN IRA beat
remedy ever known E Halter, Ringworm Or BARRIERS Itch
CRYSTAL CEMENT or Soluble Glass, for Termansah,
neiding broken gass, China other ware-a new pstichs
| u y; u. HtlNulluRSTS, 103 Market Street
/ IliERMoMErERS-a large assortment az McAllister'a
make III iron, tin aud lockwood frNlcs also enclosed
e s, l'r niry use. HR hhiNGlEURsT, Fourth and
a. L31NdWonTll'S oArAwnA BRANDY, and Lyons, and
iine French l,sIty, IN hotties; also Madeira wines
! FRENCH TRUssEs, light pattern for summer us,.
al.I private room for hitting tlcn TO tho person.
,, GoSS aEtLAfN, with directions, at H. It. BRING.
ESNd coRS sr cTs q India als NY, cents
LEEcliE's SPAWN MIXTURES certain cure i6r spay
s ~ a, M5 ne sy such !. tho experience OF Jo
Vanilla BEAN; also, Extract 81 Vanilla ,oa,,s sor,
tile Btlit by II. u. nrnglnrsts ' ''"'' '0A'
AYERS PARiLLA--A nav p,,,,,r.,,on H., ia
rsmowned manufacturer of Ayers Cherry Pectorai and
DEAD SHOT vERMIFuaE--, fro.l stoct dr.., so,,
ne lropsleors; aiu, neat Almanac gratis at H. H.
FINE coAIRsa general assortment All sizes soma yery
ine ior smoothing the hair. H. H. Brnghist los Market
GEANDRErIIs PILLS, a resurrection If n notea ,i,1
,JAYEs FAMILY MEDICINEs-i an soie aso p and
"lw Yay l ASs supply q AZ his preparations
ihI;Ys ieopnIn ol 1r IT t air dressing
no. very low II. Il. BRINGuURgR
apo No lOi Market Street.
WALTON'S BULLETIN.
EiHTE CASTtlE SOAP for sale by A. WALTON
CltlatN Of MAGNETISM sold by Walton.
linsaells Cow Drink, prepare'lhy y. NJ. Roche.
Wnlton's ~ the place to buy lIalaain 0f Fir
Tooth Brllsles-lntsOi ihen--nt WaliolS
English Military soale-he genri0a by Walton
Fresh crop Clinnonile, ut Nations
Surgeons SPONGE for sale by Walton
Port Mohnaies, raale at Waons
Walton r $50 - ~ " D'
unm Nipples, sold by A. Walton.
English White Fy4t Corn AMI Bunion Phsters used BY
wetE aud by trial affords greut relief sold nj Wnltons
a splendid lot Of Cpmls for sale AT Walton's.
aWeezers, oil various Kinds, for sAlaRI Nations
Walton's Drug Store,
White Windsor Soap r. 4 q. A, Wtght's make an OK.
collent article, " Walton's.
Handsome lnli Boxes. forsale by Walton
Wooeys Salve, sodby Walton
Ayres Pills sold at Waons oetss
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

Wa Wrh's RulituH. MARKET street. boluw Third
--lh Wilmington lpl. hns clOirc assortment Of
Clnti-' GissnleTs and Nc7lng7, selecd expressly ur
The Customer trae, which lie makes up dilar III The
ing GuAls. an1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

and Maine i'll one case a bank in Vermont
sending8 in fifteen, another seven, &C.
In all about fifty OF the counterfeit bills have
been received at the Suffolk and the Bank of
Mutual Redemption but as they were at once
detected no loss will ensue to either institution.
We notice that eight of the countereits on the
Prescott Bank have been received at Buffalo,
and five in New York city. Doubtless others
will come to light. The counterfeits are well
executed, but there are slight dissimilarities
One is thatthe canal boat in the genuine has no
horse, while in the counterfeit there is one.
The signatures of the Prescott are good, while
that of the cashier of the Newton is not so
good.
Neither the Prescott or Newton Bank will
issue any more 500 bills from the old plate,
which has for vignette spread eagle, with
canal locks and railcars in the distance, and
the numerals 100 on each side of the vignette.
This new counterfeit emission shows the wis
dom of the law of the last legislature, requir-
ing the banks of Massachusetts to have separ-
etc plates for their bank bills, which law, how
ever, does not go into operation for year to
come.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30
vanae,hIIt,s stcamer..

1t is very plaiu that Vanderbilt ought to be
prosecuted for his villainous conduct i'll over
loading his steamers and misusing passengers.
Those who have the evidence should take pro-
per measures against him at once. Meanwhile
something may be done to make the public
acquainted with his proceedings and put trav-
elers on their guard. A passenger who left
New York on the 9th ult., in the Northern
Light, writes thus, perhaps with some exag.
crowding the ship
Gan feelings OF delicacy-all notions of de-
portment--all manifestations of respectful
modesty-was thrust aside by large NUMBER
and the few who from birth and education,
could not, nor would not, so lower themselves,
had to close all the avenues to their outraged
sensbities. With many of those who had
no berths-and large number were females
the common conventionalities of lite were
wholly disregarded. Men and women were
forced to dress, as well as perform all the mi
nutia Of the toiet-many of them too sacred
for sght-beiore crowds of admiring (l) be-
holders. You reached your state room at
night only by great exertion, walking over
PROSTATE sleepers of both sexes, many in
puris ndtufdhbaS owing to restessness in
sleep. Children were piled in on their pa
rents men and women who but few hours
previous were utter strangers, now, in the
very despair OF their helplessness, made com
mon cause, and humanity, irrespective of sex,
eour'ed The drowsy good-oblivious of present
woe IN sleep-packcd heads and tails like
good Scotch herrings. Each of the eight
nights Of our sojourn was but a fac
simie Of the picture thus drawn. The iacili.
ties for cleanliness may be imagined--the filth
begQars description. Ii Il reali,, . ..I
that gaunt disease did not lay his heavy hand
on Us. The provisions in their original state
were doubtless all good, but the culinary ~.
forts verified the old adage in respect 10 lie
paternity OF cooks. The bed, table linen. and
furniture, were filthy; the servants had no
time for cleanliness, in consequence Of the
multiplicity OF their duties. n \
Disgusting and iepulsiye as the subject is
cannot fail rendering description OF tn,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

Worms, WOrms.-There is no disease more com
mon among children, and yet which so frequently
battles the skill of the physician They are
highly detrimental to the constitution and their pres
ence should be carefully guarded against by parents On
the first manifestations of symptoms, every should
be used to expel them promptly and thoroughly. NJ
Lanes Vermifuse, prepared by Fleming Bros of Pitts
burgh, is well established then certain safe and
speedy remedy ever offered for this Troublesome and
dangerous malady; and all who have the management
of children should keep this invaluable medicine on
hand In addition to its perfect safety never fails to
produce the desired effect.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED YERAlIFUGE, manufactured by FLEM
ING Bros of fittsburg, Pa. All other Vermifugcs in
comparison worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Yermi
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills. now be had at
all respectable drug None genuine ithout the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
je2T d6t&wlt TI41
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

A HEAVY OPERATION IN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLAR COUNTERFEIT BILLs.--A late En-.
glish paper remarks that that country is over.
whelmed with counterfeit bank notes, SO well
executed as almost to defy detection. The
same remark will apply to the United States
The counterfeit Of the one hundred dollar bills
of the Brighton Market Bank, of which about
$4,000 were suddenly put in circulation at
the West last year, will be remembered by onr
readers. After u brief respite, an extensive
operation of a similar character has been mi,
tiated by the counterfeiting fraternity, it is
feared with equal success. The counterfeits
are one hundred dollar bills on the Prescott
Bank, Lowell, and Newton Bank, Newton
1t appears that about fifty banks of New
England have the same general plate for their
500 bills, and the torgers having engraved a
fac smile of this plate can easily put in the
names any banks who use it, so that it will
require sharp look out by bank officers for
some time to come to separate the genuine
from the fraudulent emission The counter.
lpits evidently came from Canada. where.
without doubt, Il most skiIful gang OF forpers
have been at work for several years.
Early this morning the counterf felt 500 bills
began to come in from banks in Vermont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

ARREST OF BURGLAR.-A young man
named Robert Smith, about nineteen years Of
age, was arrested in Clinton on Wednesday
night last, by Deputy Sheriff Gibbs and was
brought before Trial Justice Dame for exami-
nation on three separate complaints-one for
breaking and entering the dwelling house of
James Fielding, in Clinton, in the night, some
time last week, and stealing therefrom a silver
watch worth SIS; one for breaking and enter
ing the shop of Luke Bigelow in South Ian
caster on Thursday night of last week, and
stealing therefrom pair of boots and third
complaint for breaking and entering house
in Berlin, on Saturday night last, and stealing
theretrom a watch. The defendant was bound
over in $500 on each complaint, to answer at
the next criminal term of the superior court in
August. Not being able to furnish bail, he
was committed to Jail. The young man says
he has been in this country but about three
months, during most of which time he has re-
sided at Clinton and vicinity. The watch
stolen from Mr.. Fielding had been pawned to
Major L. E. Hall in Holden, in whose possess
ion it was found. Since the examination an.
other similar case of purloining has turned up
against Smith. Mr.. S. j. Moore of Clinton
has identified watch, found in the possession
of Ellen McNlannis, a factory operative, in
that town, as his own, which was stolen from
him. The girl says Smith gave the watch to
her. Smith will also have to answer for this
msdemeanor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

BARRE.-The thunder shower of last Satur.
day struck at several places in Barre and
vicinity, but fortunately without doing serious
damage. The Barre Gazette says that in the
north part Of Petersham, and the south part
of Athol, the hail fell in such quantities as to
lie several inches thick. Some of the stones
were (of course) "as large as hens eggs"
Much damage was done to fruit and grain,
while window glass suffered ieariully within
the path Of the storm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINEs.-A trial of Moving Ma
chimes for the qualification of farmers in this and neigh
boring tow took place Mr. rOssors lot the
Adams Hotel yesterday The exhibition was quite an
interesting affair." especially 10 the farmers
pred OF whom present The field selected per-
fecty fitted for the trial the ground lying well and grow
ng heavy and luNuriant grass. All the machines work
ed we'll and were measure by the dynamomeer ndi-
cate the draft. About dozen machines were on the
ground, and worked as follows:
It10 Horse MucLiReS.-" Russells," length of cut AZ
feet: draft, $50 lbs.
buckeye length of cut, # in; draft, 1926 lbs
Improved "ketchums. from Worcester, length of
cut, AZ feet; draft, 275 lbs.
'Dantorths y length of cut 5 feet; draft, 1926 lbs
lbs ' ' ~
Kirby's," leuGth of cut, 3ftsin: draft 300 lbs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

'Isuy me, and I'll do You goOd.-CLFAxsF r,r
SYSTEM. PuRIFY THE BLooD-The best Spring and Sa,
mer Medicine in the World is DR.. LANGLEY'S ROM
AND HERE BlTTERS, composed of Sarsaparillo \Vilt
Cherry, Yellow Dock Prickly Ash. Thorouritvor+iLu
Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dandeon, &c, all of which arc a.,
compounded TO act in concert and assist Nafnrc IN
Graduating diseases These Bters continue TO be b
most Standard popular and reliable medicine ever ds
covered for the cure OF Liver Complaints all their a
tendans; Jaundice in its worst forms: Humors: whetb
Of blood or skim all Bilious Diseases and Fon St,,i,
ach; Dyspepsia; Costveness; Female Weakness; and
every disease arising from Indigestion abt
oflife Headache; Dizziness; Pfes Heartburn: Pains
in the side, Bowels or Back Flatulency Of Appe
title, and every kindred complaint arising for mDuritie
Ofthe Blood Diseased Liver Disortlered Stomach to
which every person more orless subject this climate
The effect of this medicine is wonderfut acts d.
rectly upon the bowels and blood, by removing ali Oh
structOns from the internal organs, stimulating them
into healthy action, renovatng the ountais life pur
flying the blood cleansing it from all humors and caus
ing to to through every part of the body
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness =
Only % and 80 cents per bottle Sold by Dealers in
Medicine every where Orders addressed to j. o. LANG.
LEY or GEO. G. GOODWIN d Co. Boston
mill d&eow6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

To Purchasers of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atten
ton is called to examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which, for style, make, and finish is second
to no Custom work in the city.
Garments made to order in the best manner short
notice
Just bear mind that you find goods at this
store and buy cheaper than at any other store in
the city. d. H. EAMES
Harrington Corner Main and Front street,
apo diff Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

principles. We trust it is not his purpose to
abandon the field altogether.
The Centennial BIRTHDAY OF DEACON
john PHILLIPS, of Fiskdale, in Sturbridge,
was duly honored, yesterday. In accordance
with previous arrangements, the exercises be-
gan in the Baptist church, which was filed to
its utmost capacity. They consisted of an adj
dress, poem, extempore remarks, the singing
of two original hymns, closing with the appro-
pirate anthem, Mark the perfect man. and be-
hold the upright" All eyes, however, first
sought the venerable form so widely and well
known in all that region. In response TO the
universal wish, amidst deep silence, he made
few remarks They were spoken in
strong, manly voice. and heard by every lis
tener. He said his creed had four articles.
He believed, ''first, in the goodness of God;
secondly, in the reality and power of revealed
religion; thirdly, in the divinity of our Lord
Jesus Christ; and, fourthly, in the lost condi.
ton of man by nature Here stand, said he,
in closing a monument OF the mercy of God
let us pray
We shall attempt no report of that prayer;
it voiced the happy experience of A HUNDRED
YEARS, spent as Gin the great Taskmaster's
eye" and could have come only from the
depths of profoundly religious soul. 1t was
the service of the day. 1t blessed and hal
lowed the occasion.
Remarks followed by the president of the
day, Esquire Taylor; prayer by Rev Mr..
Parker of Agawam address by Rev. Mr.. Par
ker of Southbridge, on Old Age, its influence
on the aged themselves and through them on
the community; poem Of much interest was
read by Rev. Mr. Preston of Medfield, who
was formerly settled over the Fiskdale socie-
ty. The refreshments were furnished in
bower in the rear of the church, which were
not only abundant in quantity but excellent in
quality.
Two sons of the Deacon were present, Col.
Edward of Sturbrdge, aged IA, and John Of
Spencer, aged about 70; also daughter,
Mrs Marsh, aged about So, of Chicopee Falls
Two children, Perrin, about 68, and Mrs
Richardson, above So both of Wisconsin,
were not present. -Four generations of the
family were there. From without the limits
of the town were E. NJ Phillips, ESQ., of
Westboro', nephew his son, E. b., the able
superintendent of the Boston and Worcester
railroad and his daughter, Mrs. Clark, wife
of Rev Mr.. Clark of Auburndae A grand
son, Mr.. A. Phillips of Monson, was also
there, besides Mr.. j. L. Warren of ClappviIle,
who is member by the very best right next
to birth, l. e., marriage.
The first of the name of Phillips was the
Rev George, who was first minister of Water
town in 1850, from whom the Deacon is the
fifth generation. The subject of this notice
was born where he lives he has served his
own as representative and in every other ca
'acity where integrity and good sense were
'equired has been marked for great equani-
nifty of temper, and now, surrounded by
roops of friends, and all which the great poet
has named as fitting attendants of age, he-"a
veteran with the red cross shield" and like
him without fear" he awaits his translation.
May that day be yet far distant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-30

fstODu EOOtts ttlDOG EOSfis-Hc have yarfoA
ings in reading the advertisement of DR. RWoeA e.
BLOOD FooD. in another column: but we think n 5
cation prpdominates for, though we regret TO sec
ebratcd man coming forward, even in Appearance \
der the same flag quacks-that is by resorfn, =,
vertisng.-yet take satisfaction also in knoin ~
there Is now reliable preparation before the neo11
that most melancholy and fatal dsease-C
and other organic complaints. 'P'iohr
DIT BRONSON is lecturer in our Medical COLLEGES o,
his success IN his speciality has been wonderful b; ~
has consented at variance with the prciudcps of ne
for the benefit Of suffering humanity. i'iev
He has secured for Agents how ever a firm Ivbos,
spectabity separates entirely his preparations from IN
tinge of quackery. MessrS Church Il DUPONT ara a!
sole managers as they also for that most inyainss
OF preparations. Dr. EAToN's INFANTILE CoRpfar Is
mothers could know the great taken in pnttn az
this artce,-some idea of which they can form by tI
comparison of it with other article Of the Nina e
they would preter to anything that has vet been n
them For our own part, il we had child sufering n.y.
would not hesitate 10 administer this preparation E,,
ing that such careful druggists would not engage in ,
thing that was not perfectly safe and eticctual-Oqeb
Gazette. f'eVec
Gzg~ See advertisements For sale by GEO. Il. spt-pp
Sole Agent, Worcester. dkwlm III