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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CONGRESS
First District,

f1TSt D1Str1Ct.
 EH~ We ara auth rig Il an FELIX L. BATSON. or a cand date Congress the nrs dlr- tric mp sed Of thee untis of Bent 'o Washington ali s,n Il, Newton Crawford franklin, Johnson, Pore Nj Ii h, earcv, Van Eu en and Conway Eiecon on the 9th d ,y of November next
 ss- We are au,horizei to announce Hon 1T F. THoMs SN Of tasfrd can iidat, fr Congress iron ionl Dsr ct composed of the counties B Bmtn aa hns'on NJ ,di-on, Carroll Newron C. awfori Frspkn, Johnson Dc, Marion searcy, Van Buren anu Conway.
 Second District
 AS- " are amth ize #" anu"uncr JOHN s H. RAiNEi O qua a candidate for Congress from the I'd ds ricl c,up,s If tn coun s O ses sastau Polk Yell n ,mpry Pike Herp-tead. Laayett" folunbla O.chita. Clark, perv and Hot Spr ng Election first Wed ne~da, tGth)of Nov 1861. aS~ we are auihrriz to announce JOHN T BEARDE> c.nila in the Confederate Stares Congres from ti d ,is Ict.
 ss We authorized to announce nr. A. s. HUEy. a. it4t1 pree the people ofth I'd District in th Cont rat States G ngiess
 ss- w. izsI t, announce SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT lark connty aida Tor Congress from tht Zi'1 tri L necfi,n 6th Nov nber, lS6l
 sS- We aurh.r to announ"e Hon JOHN w. E..cR IS can id't" or pgre-s n ii" di trct ST -reauih ,ized 70 Gen. q b. K Y>r .>, of p ts,d a alIidi for Congress fron the 2I dis trict
 Third District.
 en- We are anth z.n To a"n uIce Hon. JILs0N P. J iA>J nf Uisi,a y, candidate for onsress fo ,.e ii .ricF.
 s4- We a. h rizei t announc" S F. ARNtTr Esq eounty, ca date for Congres from the ti. r di,.r ct
 .K toSsRFsS-Ne auhorized to unce Hon II sfi.A D, of ul ts, 4 candidate fr'I the 3ri ,ct cnp ] of the c'nntie'' ,-ki sai" Dallas Calhoun. u.t .Titi rson Rrt.l Y, lh Aslf Chia,t esi's Arkansas Prairie. Election first W ed nesdsy in November, 1861
 PINE BLUFF, ARK, Sept. I, 1851. FDIros UE D~~ocR.r-
 my a can llae for seat in 1ht Congress rh thiad Gong :essonai D triat If the state o Arh and "bige urs etc
 J. (. MURRAY. EJ- author zed to lion E. c. If RILEY. of Dallas Con from tie 3i di trct
 Fourth Di-trict. Mry- We aua,iiZ 'ion. I'll >. B II IN LY of II A ctudiiare for C,Iigf from the iourtl di- -rricl comp sed D Inc mi of Ful zaId kan d,lph Lanrence, Gre. Ind pend Whiie, Jact Craig ,e i. Po n.tt, Francis, Crtend"n MIs-sipPi n.ro an plips. Election the 6 h day of Nov mb nsAt
 s1- We are au horzs6 10 announce Col J tHES II PA TEh> iN a .te CunGr s from the 4h strict m If th; If tuirou iZlri Kan iogh r. nee. Greene Ind pen1ence White, Iac' 'r' Ionsett FIanr- Crtt-nden, Mississippi. Monroe Philips Election q 9th November. l 6i. STAra eESA!t.he"I authorized t. ain' unce tOft A Nj .Di.DCK ida in stat" tn. t, of Hot ng al,ne and M"ntg rrer,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

GREEK AFrAihs-Ihe accounts from the Greek cuunir, are contradictory. One day they are alarming and the next nothing lo be ap ,,r he, l. q. We learn from Mr. Holmes, of the Geek A Agency, who ha, been several years trad. ;uy among ,he Greeks, that there is nothing to fear. aud that Op,ihieyoh ,o hss not enough followers to fight, UT, at any rate. 10 do much damage. He. Mr. H., apprehrnds no danger, and thinks that Mir. Ross d'l-sation will be able to srt all things ri ,ht -E. SmiM Hsrald, Oct l7M.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

Tn: steel clad steamer which lately arrived at Savannah, from Liverpool, had on board, among other articles:
 6,OOO EnGrld rifles; 20 riAed cannons, Sl pouuders; 6OOoO blankets; 5O,ooO pairs of shoes; 10000 soldiers jackets; 100000 rife cartridges; large quantity of unfxed ammu milton, a lot of quinine and other medicines.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

tY- The Sheriff of Pulaski county having beer notified of a vacancy in the House Of Representa- tives, c,used by the resignation ot Hon. J. T. Trigg, the undersigned reluctantly yields to the urgent solicitation of friends, and Is accordingly |" candidate for said vacancy at the election to be held on the earies, possible day that may be fixed by the proper authority. JOHN C. EBAY.
 Ju.I 4, Ic6l~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

We confess to liking for Gen. James Shields. He acquitted himself very well in the Mexican war, subsequently fought know nottingham with vigor, and succeeded in reaching the Senate man of great mind he is not, but he has en- ergy and drectness of purpose. He is a genu inc Irishman and has great influence with his countrymen in the north west Bomba Ln- coln rendered him brigader generalshlp which he has refused. This conduct is in striking contrast to that of Thomas Francis Meagher, who Is eating dirt by the bucket full, in order to get d coonel's commission, ill New York.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

A NEN PuwDER MlLL.-iu |. note fom MT. Whtemau Of Nasi vilte, the manufacturer who supplies US with book and newspaper be- m forms us he has just arted powder mill al M IT. chester in Coffee county, Tennessee, which per
 forms finely, and will turn out daily 1000 to Z, 800 lbs of powder of the best quainy. We Wish hin the greatest success m this new undertaL-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

HoN. GREEN B. CLARK-Just as we are about going to press we have received the Fort Smith Parallel from which we learn that the gentem n whose name heads this notice. is candidate tor Congress in the ? district. We will publish his cii cu.ar next week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

IMPORTANT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HOME GUAKD.-All the memb Is of the Home Guard are notified to be present on Tuesday night, the 29h Oct, ls6l, at a regular meeting Of said company. It will be to the interest of each member to attend
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

lg- The Clarendon Standard says, it is strange that the True Democrat is not received at that office until the day after it is distributed there for upper White river. Ifthis matter can be remedied we will try to do it, so that in future it will be received at the earliest time pos sible by our subscribers in that vicinity.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

sent from Pulaski county has been estimated at $lsOOO. The goods already sent could not be bought with quarter of q million of dollars.- Here and else~ here, the patriotic women have taken the blankets from their beds and sent them to the soldiers. In Johnson county, the m chant, offered premiums to the young ladies who made the best or most jeans, and other wooien gods, and the result was that large quantities of excellent goods were brought in, made up and sent to the soldiery
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

sume the command as Captain, but Ii Infantry, then Capt. Lacy will continue II the cohlhaha to which he was unanimously elected.
 Capt. Lacy is a brother ot Major Iiorace Lacy. who has been in service for some mon'ne' fist as aid to Gen. Rugges and now aid to uen'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
.--ADN..

nsy~ The sale Of lands in the Cherokee Re serve, in Pope county Ark, is on the first Mon day in'January, not in June, as stated in our last weeks paper.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

NoTlcE-Thp sick sol,ilerS at the Little Rock Ar.rnai are n mead of some od oomeslc ii"eil ani flannel q ,ts for he dressing of bli>ters a. c oh-r pun poses. som kinl Id, or iad.ts VI have the goodntss furnish those art cies, and U heart.lt thahks ot the sivk and their medicai at tendent, will rcwar4 tne kind ser,i c.
 C. V. MEADOR,
 Iuspe ting Surgeon
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
Total

Mr. Dance of Texas has made quinine from tree common to our southern forests. The Houston Telegraph thinks it is from the prick, ash
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

Broad-swords are made at several factories ln the South, whereat ceria;n editors are congratu Ialing their readers. Last summer a company wls here from South Arkansas, all armed wlih homemade swords. They were made from scy,he, or bars of steel; were strong, well tenn pered. and srvceably mountei. Wrlng oi ,hi., we are remi4de,l of Ja request made to us. to advise all farmers and housekeeper. wh" have old ra,ps and files about the house, to gather them up and take them to the black smiths to be made into ' tooth pi, ks.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

e1y- As several mistakes and om ssions were in the list of donated othng We published last week, the list is az in inserted with the corrections.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

A late number of the New York Herald gives a table, proiessed to be compiled from the late census of the late United States, of the number of men in "Secessia." between the ages ot IS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

The legislature of Connecticut authorized the governor to call out 10000 troops. Lincoln wants more men from that State, but the gov ernor throws himself back on the act of the leg isla,nre and refuses to furnish more food for powder. The "stars and stripes and the "glo- rious union" are about played out in Connect ior,t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
Public Speaking.

The Hon. A. II. GANLAND wiii dress the public on the Sub to the confederate State, at tie times and places named bel W. E-, euiIe point counfy 18th October
 Murirstst,oro Pike tn
 Arkaiieipha, dark ' 2d Nov.
 Lock port fIot Spring G 4th '
 l,cntn, Saline rth |" The of Puask ant Jeff omitted in his have sei the thoroughly them. and lists havs te d stribu in both for friends of the rr jet will make other app intments easily filled the time tho,e naie they will attended to n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
HEAD QuARqER- l3TH RTG'T ARK. MILITIA, ]
 L.tLLe H0cL.. Nct 2ld lNRl
Orler No. 2
WANTED

A GOOD practical TAIN ER hat can well re- "A commended ohri and nd'stry. To suci per mlnrnt situa and Lttrai wages will be given Ad irrss teri 5n at nhits >ulphur Springs mics If in- bluff oehersun county, ArNansis.
 oct. 2t 5t+ M. CURPTE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

The northern papers report as prisoners cap tured m Western Virginia and sent to Colum' bus, Ohio the following lrivates of Col. Rust Sd Arkansas regiment: J. W. Brooks, J. Garlal, (ali2htly wouuded,) J. G. Carter and C. 5. Harris.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
NOTICE

HEREBY GIVEN That letters of administration have been antt t. the Gnd reign by the probate cUut of Pulaski county, Arka-as, tn thuty If Juiy h. lHl, upn tie of Jams NJ deceased lac said county. All having caim> against said rsate requr Il t) exh bit til the ad ninttatrix properly autht cat, wi hin the date said letters, h' may be precuded any in and hat if such am b, not eXhititel witun two years rom the ate of eers th shall barred and precluGeI om any benefit from such estate.
 RuSINA MOORE, Adn'x
 of James Moore. deceased.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
LITTLE ROCK, ::: <: OCT. 24, ls6l. (OAF1DERATE STATES TICKET.
 FOR PRESIDENT, JEFFERSON DAVIS,
 OF MISSISSIPPI.
 FOR VICE ESIDENT, Alexander Fl Stephens,
 OF GEORGIA.
For Ele tor 8.

EDWARD CROSS, ct Hempstead County DAVID WALKER. of Washington Co. JOHN R. HAMPTON, of Bradley Co. H. L. GRINS TED. of Ouachita Co. w. c. BEvENS. of Lailendence Co. w. w. MANSFIELD, ef Framhiin Co. RIM. GAINES, of Chiim Co.
 Reay- ELEcTIoN-ls WEDNESDAY IN NOvEM
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

aud re luest him to publ sh the same thlt he sscrcta V furnish the father of the decedse with | copy, and that they be spread on the minutes Of the lod se. A. J. MANER, rou,,;,,os
 J. M BROWN.(
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

Missouri has seven members in the U. $. Congress. John B. Clark, who was in oar city lately. is in and with the South. F. P. Blair. jr. i, q federal colonel. J. A. Rollins has com mand of so called union brigade. Elijah Il. Norton is good secessonist John w. Reed is an officer in Gen. Prices army. John > Phelps and John W. Noell are very quiet. It is stated that Phelp. favors Lincolnsm and Noel freedom. In Arkansas, Hindman Is brig. general and Can't colonel in the Confederate service. Sebastian IS seces'onst, M'tchel is. or was, attached to the south Arkansas reo;ment Rust is in active service in western Viry;nia Johns pn is member ofthe military committee of the Confederate Congress ana aid [, Gen. Johnston of Kentucky The Texas C,ngressmen are all in active service.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

It appears that Billy Muligap, of Springfield n,toriety is not Billy Mulligan, the rowdy ot New York but Chicago attorney. The latter name Billy, though a great scoundre, has not t.uen % low as to accept commission from Lincoln.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
Little Rock, Ark. Oct. q, 1881 6w
War Bonds.

a IL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber Ky note or "A otherwise pay tie same in AK boND D., at pac.
 ,,ct k4 JAMES A. HENRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

As an evidence of the nnanimity of the senti nent of the people of Maryland and their sym pathy with the s 'uth, We see it stated that she has not furnished single regiment to the Li- coln army. Coaxing has been lost on her. wi it. force and oppression have increased their hatred to their vile "ppressors. Her day of vengeance will assuredly come.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

Legal decisions at the North are not worth much now a-days. One of the most astounding decisions lately rendered is one to the effect that umbrellas are perso"at property! A justice Burt. at Buffalo, N. r., sentenced a man to i'm prisonment and hard labor for six months, for stealing an umbrella.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
HAD QUtFTERs 13TH RECT ARA, MILITIA,
 Little Rock, Oct. 22d, lSOl.

Ltle Rock, Uct ZZd lSUI
 Order No. l.
 FENHAT part If the city of Little Rock heretofore known and composed of C, mpany E. of the 3 h ttgm mt kansiS Nia, > her Iy connected wilh and hereafter will compose iOm part of company A, Which now Il es the wtule city. By Jruer of the loonel Conman1ant Oct Il BENJ oiILLW FLU, AdJuta1t
 HEAD QUARqER~ l3rH RTG'T ARK MILITIA,
 Little Rock, oct. 22d, 1861.
 Order No. 2.
 y.NunRE will be electi n holden Saturday the 9h T day of ,mber lSoi, he cit of Little Rock comnis ioud officers uf company A. towi first and TWO secuni Li'ut uaatS
 Pc wl he open at the Market House. an conduct ed b> ih judge and clerks of Inst ,l iction. bs order ot he Colonel CummandAnt. oct + It B NJ SI SIiLLWELI. Adju'ant.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

KY As co.n,ntt q to the jul of onway counfy, w Arkansas, or the 18th day of october, A. l.. MJ IS6I a no gro man who calls his SIM bNsays "a Il. belongs to Jo,epn Sc ,tt Prairie county Ark -lE said ne.o feet gh suppoed to De - years Id, had on when committed pair uf brogru sh an old gray coat and vest bare headed per ccivabie.
 of said slave hereby notified 70 come forward pro,e his property pay charges and take him away hs will be dealt uith as the law directs.
 ANDY 4. LIYlNu>rON, sheriff
 and lailer of Con way, county Ark. oct ol 1s61 6t Cost of adv. ; !6 ur sI per We k
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
QUAATER NJ ssTER's OFFICE,
 I.itLIe E.ck Ar,enal. Oct. 23l. 1sRl

SEALED PROP $ LIS will b. eived at this ofce until S the h day Novomb lSl iutnisi ing this post with O cnru- hickory. cak ash wood be d. dyrred the Arsenal urouud practcab; aite award mcut of 1ht proposals be sealed td dressed to the A A. C a, Little Rock nal Little Rock will be required to give bond with apvlov d security fD the thul performance of contract ihe A A. . , will reserve t. himself the privilege l>ng the bids cn ely in the price shoald appear orbliant. Bids opened at l2 clock d.
 THOMAS RECTOR,
 Oct 2t 2w tai't. A. c. S < A A. O. N.
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unscrrpulous Speculators.

Tbrouy huut the Southern Contederacy there i. a certain l.,s of our citize IS, wh are enga- oed in the d.,rrput.bl- and unpatr.olic bu,iAess of speculating upon the necessities of the peo' pie aud the government. To such all extent has this speculatng spirit been carried, It has become necessary for ihe executives of several states to direct public attention to ii, and 10 de-
 n. unce II in lhe terms of severity II deserves
 lh. following notice of 1t We XtIact from the recent message of rhe Governor of Iennessee tn the Legislature of that StMc:
 regret that it s ruy lty to call your attent on to the tendenc. to monopoly and extort on Mhch
 exists to iui Il. ious ext. Tt with c.a-s "f our cit who .,ie intent upon the sOd pui poses ol
 gi n, kin. adv mt lg- of the peculiar cifcuhi- sa"crS Of tne tunes to re 'pexor,l ttnt poh t"h'
 nee ssiteo oi the government and the "a-ts oi thr people.
 Com uItS have re ,ched me from various TOT
 tons oi the olte of his unpatI otc and destrlict- l i've tendency to exravagant speculation. piach"
 ever, articte, indi pensabie to the su port of an
 army, as well as the ordinary necesS les Of iltr,
 at prices far .tb.ve those warranted by the leg tl
 ate laws 0t tra ie, and III nlIy Cases DeA"hu lhe
 reach of he more in,pgcnt claS-e of socoy The merchant anu tri .esmaIl, while res ralned thin proper n s. are neceSS u anu n5eIu m IT, ber5 ot the community, and III comm n with every
 other eaitimate pursuit are entitled 10 the foster ing care ot the SOve nment; but when i0rgetiui 0 their duties as citizens, they suffer themselves l tempted 50 lar upon the sea O. speculation as to become seriou. evils rather than convenlences to the public, 1t becomes your dny as the sua.dl"ns of that pubic to adopt such measures as will bes
 tend to restia illegitimate and mp oper specuIa | ion, and put down an evil which Is becoming st | prevaen and mscheyols
 | In ordinar, times an outra ge1 public sentiment | an the laws of trade would accomplish this end
 hut in tines of gener distress and threatened dan ger, when tue government Is inv ved i'll WAT, alit | nu secure. regardless of pice, wbaeve, miy bt | n-cessar, 10 the i,ant. nance and comfort of OU | patriot and Lr ve tou trymtn Who i've gone tu | he tied to uphold ihe ri-h anu honur of tn, Il | country, and to d-feld ihe lives and ropeity O | h s who are thus SpeculatinS upon tie'r pri
 sationS and neccss t.s. the autho it es Cannot bt too vigiant i their efforts to restr,u the .esses 'f avd,icc and protect society against the evils tt | which it is exposed.
 | Also the following proclamation of the Go | vernon of Alabama we find published in the Alabama papers:
 Proclamation by the Governor of Ala.
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Gspresses 1T.

EISKE x CO.'S UNITED STATES
II AND CANADA EXI RESS-Messengers leave Wor
ceser three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Boston, Nashua Lowell Lawrence &c, furnish
ing the most direct and expeditions line.
FISKE n CO., Proprietors
40 Court Square, Boston.
j H. Osgood, Agent General Express Office No. ]
Lincoln house Block. Worcester.
EULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR.
"A CESTER EXPRESS.
OFFIoEs-NoI Lincoln House Block, Worcester; n.
q: Bracke1rdge's store, under Wauregan House. Nor
witch, CT.
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept l, 1855 SIS
I ,EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
- EASTERN EXPRESS,
Oper the Boston s Worcester Railroad
OFFIcRs-No, Lincoln House Block, Worcester; 3
Court Streei, Boston.
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ls6asa5isl WORCESTER & NASHUA
IL GA d Trains run as follows:
A4--GE- Leave Worcester at 500 and II. Is a. H.,
and 4l0p
Leave Nashua att q. and IL m, and 5 p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton junction, trains directly with ths
trains OF the Stony Brook Rairoad and also with trains
OF the Ftchbug Railroad with the exception of the hra
train from Boston; and at Ftchburg with trains of tho
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. W BENTLEY Sun't
Worcester June l. 1861. diff lei
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@lOrfc}ttt Dahl. s


ktos r.. spring Arrangement
MI .i E Il, Nofe. Use as folloWsi
are dae {. stsf County, Vermont and New lamp,
Fir SSester & Nashua Railroad al o'VV d. n'' an"
,gbbnra Lancaster. Leominster, West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashma ~ ~ a eS az a.
Princeton and Princeton at S45 M ana IS que at
BIS a. m. .,.ooo. =, 10 IN . "a and Q nn
n M; and are due al BIS a. M, $50 and 100 p m.
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern MasSa
chusetts-9OO a. M, and S.OOp m and are due ats.l5
RboS 9sO isapdExc towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad) $50 a In and $50 M and are
due at $40 a. M, and 80 p. m.
Wsy Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 3.S9 p
m and are due at $40 a. m.
Western-(An towns in Massachusetts West OF w0t
cester) Sis q. In, and are due at $50 p. m.
Albany, (Westen New York and Western States) s. Is
O. M, and 400 and due at l245 and lG45 p. 1n
Sprngfeld,sl5 a. m, and 400 p and due at NAG
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham anu New
london counties IS a. M. and 400 p. and due
at l245 and I0.45 p.
Towns line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad anil
and are due at els
New York city and Southern States, $50 a. m and 400
m. and are due at $50 and 10 IS IN
Barre, Barre Plains Petersham Paxton. Dana, NORTH
aod West Rutland, 945 NJ; and are due at40O p
m; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester s45 a. m, and 80 M, and are due at 0r
O M. and 800 p.
Mibury, and West Millbury, $50 a. H. and g. 80 D. IN
and are due al s.iV a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury BIS r. M. and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaville, $50
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
woodville, Westboro', Norhboro' Southboro' Corda
ville and Grafton 1910 y. and are due at Is a. IN
Milford Mendon, IIoliston, Bolton, Berlin 800 a M
and SEQ and are due at 9,l5 and On p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office on Sunday at 6 90 o'clock p. m.
Office hours from As a. M, 500 D. m. sundays from
IL 10 to IL 40. D. m. EMORY BANISTER p. NJ.
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&oston ESTABLISHMENTS.
ROsTON MEDICAL AsYLUM.-Thi

ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
Institution: established for the benefit OF the sick
and SUFFERING whether rich poor is under the mme
aiate care Of Dr. 4. X. Taylor aided by some OF the
best consultation talent the city Affords The Wode Of
treatment pracced embraces all the modern improve
mens which have been made by the professors and stu
dents OF medicine, surgery electricity magnetism, psy
ehoogy and mental and spiritual philosophy. DIR. Tay.
Tor an experienced physician as well as skllul OPP
orator and manipulation During practice of twenty
ears he has been eminently successful in curing some
Of the worst OF Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sa Rhenmatism Neuralgia, Mental and Nervous Depres
slOn ara Female Complaints, which have come under
medical care Many of Nervous PrOstration Neu-
ralgia and Female Derangcments relieved at a
single visit Diseases Of the Blood, from whatever cause
produced are treated by the eclectic system with inva
riahle success Patients from distance, who may wish
to remain in the city while under treatment can be fur
nshed With GOOD accommodations and board al moder~
ate rates, by communicating with Dir. Taylor day OF
two before their arrival
ONCE consultation and operating rooms o. II Han
over street MI letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. T. X TAYLOR, Bos'
ton.
p S.-Dy Taylor's Medical Work for beth seNos, enti-
tied The Medical Companion can be obtained of him,
or Of W. " SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
washington street Price 50 cents Three stamps extra
when sent by mail. diff APPS