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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
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D EMAINrNG in, the POST OFFICE at Della

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Brown Sarah kcIzer Mary sa
i}rugger Jacob l1lrnler VA ,!
l5Iace O5 Llrkiu w l. .,ti.
L"ckrrrIl Peter Mckinney. Fnncis
. ak Jas Married. Geolge
Clark Syly's;er MartIn Jptf .r l..1s
Crutircro DrJ Ii Morgan Olive .
C.ulkirls CIR Morrow Wesley
Culter Ma. "a Newn;aI y w
Chittcmden & 20 Ncy IL II 7.I
ChdeSier q w Norton Joseph es,l
Callahan Bpmiamin 2 Neal Charles y i
cope Miss h Parish Ii l., e.s
Calhoun Lucy Perry Margaret :
(,ahan Susan q Perry Clt m u ine
Duugan Patrick Plumb Ellen
Dawson ON Roland sarah Ann
Downing Eli 2 Robinson Chloc
Fisk nar.i t Robson Adelaide
[ c9utk Oc'H-c ''i''h cHiAANo
Fo~st Cllisti ma Smith l. 2cs
Fud Arey s Smith Juscph
F as Joscp'I sara LIaben
Fletcher J W Sweeney Michael
Fleming F l. Shelley Buos
Fleming AdeIia ShPIey e 8
Frey Eliza Thompson William
Caller z J T'url PIeomia a-a.
Garfield J 4 XaustOn Jeremiah
Grady Mania Nought William L
Haffey Ed E. Walch Edward
Harvey David Watson z nj
Hcmenwny Hannlh Wells Newton
Hamilton John Wiley David
Ingram Wm Wilson Joseph
jackson John WOrline PernIolia
Jewett Hon II J
SIS A THOMSON, Post Master.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

Z. 4 Sign or PooR MAN.-TGle West ern
Virginia correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, who is up among the mountains.
speaks as follows OF the people: =
They are dePlora5ly ignorant, without the
pleasant simplicity of ordinary rusicit!f, and
they arc poor. Their little farms are pastures
and meadows, with patches Of corn. wheat and
potatoes not much larger than a ten pin alley.
They ,eqPort few cattle, and, consiperable
quantities Of becswax and honey. Strange to
say, the expanding enterprise Of hooped skirts
has moi yet affected their female vanity. Cal
leo even IS rare. How can a woman be hap
Ply without calico? and The woman about
Gross Lanes and its neighborhood pefSpire I'M
der cross barred linsey, woolsey, unassistcti by
that voIuptuons swell of the skirts " hielr inn
parts so much grace TO ferlale apparel. Ev-
cry family il thronged With its l;tler Of tow
heads, and by the way, Q clatty lillle woman
on the hill yonder, enlightened me by stating
the curious physiological fact, that tow head
young 'uns is sign of alpoor man. - should
think so, considering the lumbcr 10 the yard
in these mountains. .1ss .a9-.z .rs 8
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Cutlery.

HINE Ivor and Bone Handls Table Knive
Fine Pocket Knivos, RaZursnd scissors, OF the mos
approved makers, will be foun selling cheap at III
Jewelry Store of Z. PlAIT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
c. G..

KT0 dissatisfied Faces areever seen toleave CAV
I'M ITr'S GALLERY, The beauty, excellence and
heaprs OF his work never iailn rendering universA
ttisfaetion Oct ., 90 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Estates, &C., for settIement.

TIME following Administrative and Gnrdlans have
Il nled their pRpers for sottemenii
s. Dean, Admir- OF Alex Ross dece sea
: Il. Hills, Guardian q 8. a J y StephenaH, Merry
Levi n. Patch, Minor Heirs of W. brown,
Isaao- CnrrNn,-
Joseph Harris, Edgar Worth.
There win be hearing IN said eaacs a. my once m
Delaware, on Saturday, 0ot 9th, ts6l. ..I-.
seP-ISat I-RANHEY, PTOhais Jpdss. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

Col. AKDREws' LAST MESSAGE TO MS REC
IMENT.-In his funeral sermon at Gambler, on
Col. Lorin Andrews, Bishop Mcllvaine said :
a few days aflcr his getting here, he rccciv.
ed in his chamber, with great joy of heart, the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper. During the
intervals of consciousness, from day to day. he
was very much in prayer--aImost constantly
oflen uttering his Sayior's name, unconscious
that ne was heard, and participating earnestly
with his pastor in devotional exercises. Sweet
expressions Of submission, love, faith and hope
are recorded which they will not be erased
He gave directions concerning his burial and
sent his exhortation to his regiment in words
which he first thought over-then delivered
and then requested to be repeated to him that
he might be sure he was understood. They
were these: "TEIB THEM TO STAND FOR THE
RIGHT, FOR THEIR. COUNTRY AND EoR JEsUs.''-
The exhortation must be delivered to the be-
rcaved regiment, AMI trust it will be written
deep in their hearts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
TIE rlieht of Rrsckinridge.

A Frankfort letter Of the 23l gives the fol-
lowing account of the fight Of the ex-Yicc
PRESIDENT:
John G. Bro ckinridge suddenly disappeared
from Lexington. 1t was only known that he
travelled on the Winchester pike, leading to
Mt, Sterling, Montgomery county, on the di-
rect road thr, ugh Prestonsburg, Ky, to tie
Confederate lines in Western Virginia. He was
going at a rapid rate, in buggy drawn by
two fast trottcrs, with a white man for a drv-
or. and small negro servant boy Ere this
the iron horse Of the railroad is bearing him
swiftly into the arms of his beloved JEFF
What a commentary upon public lie. Il
ms but ,e tc i " he was the lido of his party
in Kentucky, with the prestige Of a rise in fame
unparalleled as to rapidity in The annals d
American History, His worshinpcrs though
no posit!cn too good for him. Fonlly and
confidently looked TO his elevation TO the high
est Office in the gift of his countrymen. Now
we hear Of him as fugitive from justice, fec
ing by night and in a mornings fog throrgh the
i fi'es ia mouRa nous COZ ntry, to throw
himself into the protecting arms of the enemies
of the Constitution and Union
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Important from the south.

The Cincinnati Gazette has some interesting
intelligence obtained freizsa New erl1 bust
ness nlap rigezlels- New Orleans September
BE says that Just belo9le bis aaparture, in
telligence was received ID that city that Mis-,
sisssiippi City lad been en pose lon of by a
portion a. Abe blookadip feet, bllting of the
daily Inc of steamers plying beINeen New
Orleans and Mobile, by way of Lake POnt'
chartrain. The news, our informant says,
created the widest excitement in New Or.
leans, everybody believing that the city would
now be attacted, and if so, must speedily fall,
IS 10 peePprqtiOhs Ind Ind |. been hade fsr Gre in
the rear. The rumor may be unfounded, but
our informant says it was generally believed,
I md that no dispatches were allowed to be sent
over the wires, the telegraph being in the
hands of the military authorities.
He also says that Tum0fs were euFFeR6aiH
the extreme South Of a descent upon the Tex
IS coast and 1t was believed that several
places had fallen into the hands of the Federal
troeps. fu''- -, Z ys....o , I..{f..... .
b. A gentleman connected with the Charleston
police ffor, some years, arrived at Cincinnati by
way Va OAA
left Immediately for Washington, where ht
thinks he can be Of great service to the Gov
I ernIncnt.e The Gazette says 80
A few days before he left Charleston, Q
Large number Of FePcral prisoners arrived
there from Richmond. and were temporarily
placed in Jail, preparatory to their removal tc
Castle Piekney.q Among the number gweIe
| Colonel Coreoran, of the New y ork Sixty
ninth, and Colopets Woodruff and Neff of the
Seconsl kentaely. Regiment Col. -GOreoran
was heavily ironed but talked boldly and de
family to the rebels, telling them be hoped
once more TO meet thnm on the field OF battle
The reason given for ironing the gallant Colo
mel was, because he was "insoicnt." Our
men cntt aTorcd to Eeep. their Spirits up, ant
our Informant says; While, in prison they
would loudly Sing the 'Star Spahgcd iBaEher'
and other patriotic aifs,o '7seoa rem1g I
The,u OF the TIatteras inlet affair pro
ddcel most depressing eflect lnpon thesSoutl
Car, linians, who belieye the interest Of sthc
Southern ConEederacy Rre Secondary To- those
of the State, and think thfer troops IN Virgin
ia should be called home at once, as. thc
q Yankees, may make descent upon thcHilat
any fine. Our Informant represents thc
South as united 10 a man, and says they vii
fight to the bitter end 7'at" '-@a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04


The qualified electors Of said eopRtY OF DslswaEs
are hereby notified that general election wiubs held
Tequlrsdb law at the u'pa places Of holding slse
tiOns IN said county,
on Tuesday the 8lh day Of Oct. 1861.
a, which time nnd place win be chosen BY bafoa--
g - % LIeutsnant GsysmeSI
" :, :, :. TGsass.s. e q s,. sssss
{" { MsSSsi q the BOstJ or rubl,s
r.t. WORKS
. g. " Supreme Iudge
state Senator for the Dstfiet
posed Of Delaware and LiskIas
"a Rspissshlasiys lathe State Lssi,.
" Tteas6rer fot Delaware Counsy
CommissioneF fer Dsiawafe eoantyl
q tnhrmRFy Director for . -
nd the Trustees OF the seversi Townships ia said
OF the Court OF CsmnOa Pleas the following nulbsS
Of jurors oF their Esspssvs tohahipas Whoh s thsE
RRPor,ionmsRt, less The hggbsF rsmsiaiag IN The sss
ware Is Genoa Harlem ei Ktugstoa a AsiheTty %
Marlborough oxford 4, oTanssSs forseI Mad.
nor S ;setOto 9 Thompson ; Trenton ~ Toy ,;
The following is isi fths names Of juror' remain
Ing IL the b0E. 10 Wits ~ e l1E4
berkshire township--RobsH MeAlstsr sRd C q
Delaware touuship-Isaao Day Jsha Nesstj Pc.
ter KsissrI Horace Alleai Raymond BaIF-
Oxford TO nahip- Edmuua Scott.
Porter townshin--JOhn SpiadlsF and gonaph Potter.
RAdRor tswAlhip--Phiup 1oRss aud Jeha SaAss.
seiotO tOwahhip--EvRp Carr.
Thompson tow aship--FhauaGs L.avsAasrs
Troy townthiP-JohR Downing and Wm g NefHa.
And also the trustees Of the several toFashiPs IN
aid county OF Delaware required 70 fnrAlah the
Judge Of the court OF Probate the g allowing nubsr
OF Jurors for n eir respective toWhshira vits
p!s@n1. ,a,Ss 70 G.6oS Ss,;a IsI.%S S' no. ssssss
Liberty 70 Marlborough Oz i1Ed p Orange 10
Por,sr's RaanOr II solOtO Il TheIP'ea Tres.
ION o; Troy 3. - ,,,.,, -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

IbosAxAroraA. oct. ii-T6o morning
papers will issue an address from Gov.
Morton, calling on the people o { Indiana
to enroll themselves under the militia
laws ofrhe State. fer the protection of
oar hor,lers.-
It is reported ifroa Evansville, today,
that on' Saturday excniag. 1000 rebel
infantry and l5ff caTalry were at White
Plains. l2-miieS FronF HoE kfnsville, Ky.
marching on Henderson
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Sheriff S Proclamation.

Delaware. Sept. &c. 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31
ALBANY
General InfirINary
461 BROADWAY.

461 BROADWAY.
IiCo doors from Hon. Erdstus Corning 4
Co.'S Store, and merit TO the Building
occupied By the Albany Board of Trade.
Is the only Institute founded in this country for
exclusive treatment of all diseases of the heap
throat Here every operation which the wisdom
of the Old and New Worlds has shown to be adj
visable in this class Of diseases is daily performed
new and efficient remedies have been introduced,
and many diseases supposed to be incurable are
here permanently and speedily cured.
G A I 4 r Il IL
Is PERFECTEY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
This disease, which has baf1ed physicians for
ages, and brought consumption and death to mill
ons, is permanently cured. This is said positive
V, for during the last ten years we have cured
thousands, and have never failed in efectiDg r
ure, or in producing satisfactory results. This
no mere boast, for we give names of persons who
have been cured. Neglect Catarrh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have Polypus il
the or the various
THROAT DISEASES,
Enlarged Tonsiis, Soreness, Cough. Hoor5e-
ness, Loss Of Toicc, Bronchitis,
DC, &c, SC.
These we cure speedily aud permanently. Still
slight deaths warnings, aud a neglected Catarrh
becomes an incurabie Consumption. We cannot
cure this-we do not profess to. God alone can
save. STILL those who suffer from cough, pains,
nichtsweats, are emaciatcd and raise much, should
not give up until examined by US for as exam
ming physicians to one of the largest Life In
surance Companies" in America, we have every
opportunity to judge whether the lungs are affect
de or nos.
DISEASES OF THE EAR.
Deafness Roaring IN the Ears-No'ses-
RuaajHy from the Edr-Iunors IN
the Ear, &c,
Never nc elect ApplV to us at once. At the H.
frnarv the most hopeless cases Of deafness are
cured by new instruments aud new treatment, as
used in the best institutions in Germany, France
aud England.
We can refer to the following persons, and
| thousands of others who have been cured Of Ca
| tarrh, Throat Disease, &c.
| Mr.. II. Warner Of Warner settlement, neal
| Syracuse, and his sister. The disease accom-
| panied by huge green scabs lsome two inches
| s1uare1. matter and most disgusting stencil.
| Mr.. Taylor, Of Syracuse. Nj L. Hallenbeck
| of Utica. Mr.. Young, of Fayettevllle-the diseas
, was of thirty years standing. Mr.. James De Gra
| and Mrs. Oliver, of Lansingburgh-four year
since MIR. John Tilinghast and Mr.. Geo. Webb
| OF Albany.
VI. Ii. L. Cavart, Of Charlton, Saratoga count,
| Of cough, nirhtsweats, weakness and emaaiatiO
Miss Harding, Of Brooklyn; Mr.. Mc9rath,
| Buffalo; Miss Elbin Of Troy; of partial deatne
| and roaring in the
q Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms an
| Laborator Letters ofinQuiry promptly answers
by one Of the physicians in constant attendance
| Prcscripti rs and Medicines sent to any part q
| the country.
Address "Alb1uy General Indrmary,' 30:
| 1nt2 All y DIV lyF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31


NXyUEN in the course of human events it b.
w comes necessary for any person, OF whatever
age or condition in life to get likeness taken,
lust regard for their own interest, and due con-
sideratiou for the wishes of their friends leads
them 10 enquire where they can expend their
money to the best advantage, aud where they can
obtain the most beautiful, perfect, and durable
picture.
There was time, perhaps, long years ago,
when the art was in its infancy, and no enc ex-
pected to get more than the nero outlines of a
shadow, when it would not have been difficult TO
answer such question, but at the present day,
when there are scores of disconnected youngsters
making haste to '1earn the business" forgetting
that nature designed them to till the SOIL or shove
the plane TO forge the iron, or flourish the paint
brush, and that it would be more creditable tc
themselves and far better for the public at large
If they would "stick to their last and awl" in
stead of producing the miserable abortions which
| they complacently thrust before the people an
call ambrotypes and photographs; at such time
| as this, the question easily be answered, anC
| all will be unanimous in saying; We will pat
ronize him who, by his long experience, has wei
earned the title of veteran" who shows, by HI
works that the me artist like the poet, sis bori
| not made;7 who & asps the sunshine and makes j
subservicnt to his will, throwing light here, an'
a shadow there until the portrait stauis out life
| like. harmonious and beautiful All will b
unanimous in saying: We will patronizo him VIII
has shown by his Who'll career, that he follow
his at because nvcS il, erd not for the paltr.
dollars it brings; who has ever been ready ar
willing to rursro the Beautiful to her home on tn
mountain side, or seek her she reposes in quiet
ness by the side Of the murmuring stream; VIII
boldly Gcscends into the yawninS chasm, wher
even the eYnlisht dlrcs to linger but a moment
or coolIv points his camera at the world Of water
pouring over the rocky precipice, caring never
10. for its terrific roar. All will be unanimous /
saving We will pa.roniEe him who has gathere
together so many and such faithful representation
Of tho faces OF the distinguished men of Vermont
who, regardless of the cost, has sought cut an
transferred 10 the imperishable glass full many
,,er of beauty from the mountains, lakes an
rivers of his native State, forming a collecto
Of which every son or daughter OF the Gree
Mountain State ought to be proud; and when Il
question arises, who has done all this the answ'
will be waited from hilltop and yalley--it viii
whispered by the gentle breeze, aud shrieked :
: the rushing tenpest-Lana's silvery casa i
foaming impetuously down from its lofty home &
Moosalamoo's cloud-capped summit, fastening
its union with Dunmores placid wators-Wi
ooski winding through the fertile wales, and IA
of Queechees silver stream, all, all viii unite
swelling the choral answer. o1NtEs J., THs 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31
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NerVousHeadache
~ KINDS KIM o
Headache.

Ev the use of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Heqdacbe may be prcvented; and
If taken at the commencement Of an attack lmme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtain
ed.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to with females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-rcmov'nS
C0stiUsnssS.
For Literary lin, Sfudcph, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedeatgr4 hatus, taey valua
BILE as a Larativs, improviu; the app ire, giving
toe and Urg0r to the digestive organs, and restoring
the natural elasticity aud strength of the wlole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments having been 10 use many years, during
which time they have p1evc-.od aII relieved a
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache
whether originating in the aerUous system or from
| deTanged state of the stomach
They are entirely veSeta,.5 l. their compos:
ton, an may he taken ut III times with periec'
SAT. ithout making any change q diet a"
J absence # any disagrce1ble fa''~ res'rlS eS1
| afplI4istev then to cuidr7..
BEWARE OF -iTERFEiT>
| The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry
| Sparkling Gu each box.
Sold by Druggists and ali other Dealers Ne
| ioine
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid ou rcceiF
| Of the
| PRICE % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
| HENRY C. SPAULDING,
48 CEDAR STREET, y. J.
Or to WEEKS & POTTER, Boston,
sole Wholesale gents, For New England
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

A safe ana sure remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Group, asthma, JThooPiag-
Cough, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Influenza. Fcrcr and Ague.
It is warranted to relieve Group in hve mia
utes
To break up common cold in a single night.
Torelevo tho Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs
previous to liberation.
The matchlcss success and unprecedented popu-
larity which this remedy has attained in one short
year would seem to be a sufficient guaranty Of it,
eXcellency. If any one doubts it let such give it
one trial.
Read the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood, Lieut. Governor of Vermont.
Mossrs. L. B. Magoon Co. l have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sore throat, and it has proved efficient remedy.
It is a valuable accession TO the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs &c.
l am, &c, Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD
Burlington, Get sth, 1860.
From Hon. Timothy P Rsddeld.
p using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, was entirely cured Of one of the severest
aud most obstinate colds upon NY lungs that l
ever experienced. know of nc remedy equal 10
II Ter con gbs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY ?. AEDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct, 18th, l-C0.
From sew. E Z. Smith D D. Principal c.: New
Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which sou furnished D.
last Spring. when was suffering most severely
from the effects of long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like a charm The first night after
taking it, coughed less and slept better than for
weeks before, and the use If IT finally removed
the difficulty entirely 7 should use it again IN
preference TO an ' iue I have tried V4en
similarly afflicted.
Yours truly,
E u SMITH
Fairfax, Vt, April p! loco
w2Syrl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

FL s S3.s r6 ss. ,: .sss A y; :
, embarking passengers Nv
ouvvNsTowN. (Ireland.) The Liverpool; n tend
W. snd PhiIadeipbis Steamship oo%Pa ;I, steam
,...h;rc their fuIl-pov REQ Ciyoe-oui'
,hips as follows
rrNA-saturday June l.
LnTyRITRGH. Saturday June g.
INV OF WARRINGTON Saturday June
and erery Saturday, at Noon' from f'e' -
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE oo
r,pcr CABIN, $500 sTEERAdhS; IT, SSSOO
AZ IN London, $1,000 90 70 Io SG0, 90
s,ssrsre Return Tickets, good fOr . n'0n'
Passengers forwarded to fars, AT re-
- bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp n.y.
oocea psrsons wishing to bring out thef it'enua
e tickets here at the following rates " ~,
4sI From Liverpool or queenstown
IL s75 SIS and sos. Storage from hi'''
oi = AZ 90. From Queenstown S5O,Oo' ,.;o,s
PIT Th.so STEAMERS have superior acconnoual,0
rassongers, and carry experienced surseo"s
TheT are built in Water-tight Iron 0ecIiV'''
80 Patent Fire Annihilators on ooSru;
For further information apply al t"e 'o'"f'"'
Offices. y Roadway. Ny
o,C.F. BLAKE, Agent, Burlington Ill,
March :.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31


RROWN'S '.That trouble in r.v Tr.at. (for
which the "Trocbes" arc q srccifcC)
,r,,,,,rrr, having made me often a more yybi.-
NV III rerer"
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain / .
NAV seem incredible, bu, II 1t fail m any case '
money will be refunded
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been se-1 0itlclt
failure when taken a. directed and VIZ.
the least injury To- health in any case
put up in bottles Of three different strcn5'.
full directions for using, ami sent et
closely scaled 70 all parts = the country
PBICES-FulI strength, Sioi hell .-"
s.; quarter strength. So per bottle.
~ Remember This medicine Is design
Tresslv for obstinate cases, which all o;l-r To-
diem OF tho kind have failed 10 cure; also tli-
Is warranted IS represented in every rtspeo-.l
price viii be refunded. y Beware Of lm-ii'l
None warranted unless purchased directly
NJ. or ot his o.jce. Prepared an sold cay
Or. Nattisoa's Remedial Institute t1r 9Iec
eases. No. D Union Street, Providence N. l.
Il DR.. VI. is a regularly educated I-..-
Cf twenty years practice, giving AIS "--i7
tioH TO this speciality ...-
Consultations by letter or o,ncr"lse ere 49,.
confdental,an and medicines will be SEM y trl..l5
secure from observation, 20 all parts OF .- s-,,-
States. Also accommodations for Paien.s ~
abroad wishing for q secure ant qul-'
with good care, until restored 70 hea.-I
PARTICULAR CAUTION
IN tlese DAYS of medical imHo'i i t--r,.i
assum, TO ne physician without .-- ...s-
If medicine whatever, person r7nn,t 81, -.-t.~-
81 - b,,, t,.ry a,.,Iv. bct;e at leist
some inauiry. aui especially in ,1-e--,,ir.
,,ha ,.si5, the greatest pretcasi"ls. ----~..
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~ - ,.- ...-.alf s5 t- r'is-eai " a.
t-,..- ..,...-i. .I 10 cilri.T 900 ,..4
,..,,.. ,..f..f, ul. sIre any i1ili'' "
-.s-,n 90 rt.--at T. vlea or - -' -, OIL. sb,.-..G
,r;,I - ~ BY enclosing one sti--t s.eriL
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