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REsoLuTIoNs.

By MIR. sabin, That the Marshal be in
structed to enforce the ordinance to prevent
swine and cows from running at large in the
city. Referred to Committee on Police.
By Mr.. Wellhouse, That Mr.. A. c. B cards.
ly be instructed TO place Eve shade trees in
the Circle. Adopted.
By Mr.. oviatt, That the City Auditor be
authorized to take possession of room now
occupied by the Board of City Improve
ments in their building, and fit it up for
auditors Office, and that the Board of City
improvements be requested to take charge
Of ro5ms heretofore called the Marshsl's Of
fee. Committee on Pablic Buildings.
By Mr.. Dixon, That Committee on Har-
bors and Wharves be instructed to propose
salaries for bridge tenders according to q plan
based on the proposition submitted by Mr..
BurlisOn, for the following bridges: Center
street, Light House street, and Colum bus
street. Com. on Harbor and Wharves.
By Mr.. Thomas, That Michael Bechan be
appointed JanitOr for City Hall Buildings
for the current year. Adopted.
By Mr.. ReZner, That Mr.. Lancaster
be appointed to take care Of Clinton Park at
a salary Of $40 per year, and that the Mayor
be requested to invest him with special po-
lice powers for this purpose. Adopted.
By 8, r. WorsWick, That Mr.. J. Gar
man be appointed 10 take charge Of old
school house at corner of st. Clair and Ly-
man streets ct salary of IS per year from
March lst, 1851. Adopted.
Rz. Mr., RogeFa. That Michael Davis be
appointed to take charge OF Pubic rarK on
same terms as past year. Laid on the table
for one week.
By Mr.. Wellhouse, That A. C. Beardsley
be appointed TO take charge Of the Circle at
q salary Of S25 for the coming year. Parks
aud Public Grounds.
By Z. Thomas, That the Auditor be in
Btructed TO draw an order on the Treasurer
for 500 for outdoor relief. ADOPTED.
J. R. WOrswick, That the Board of City
Improvements be instructed to advertise for
proposals for grading and improving Law
renee street between st. Clair and Superior
streets, and that the extra earth be used to
fill up certain lots on Phelps and Merchant
streets, and that a special tax be assessed on
said lots filed up. Board Of City Improve
ments.
The ordinance prescribing the duties Of
City Auditor was referred TO the Financial
Committee and City AttOrnep.
Adjourned.
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@ZoU1vE DRILL.-The exhibition of the
spragus zousves takes place at the Aeade-
my Of Music tomorrow evening. The COM
psny have attained already, great perfection
under the discipline Of Major DcVilliers,
and one of the most attractive exhibitions
ever given in this city may be expected
The bayonet exercise is something new in
this part Of the world. A large class of fen
GERS will also show their skill in the use Of
the small sword.
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THE CITY.

0z- Hawks 4 Bro. are receiving the New
York daily papers quite regularly now, and
in large quantities, and are taking subscrip-
tions at 81 per year, it being SOC Per year
cheaper than they can be obtained from New
York by mail, and much earlier and more
ragular.
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~ Fifty barrels Mess Pork, 60 barrels
Dried Apples, IS boxes Hamburger Cheese,
100 barrels Salt Creek Mills Xxx. Flour,
Carbon Oil at SO cents, and Lubricating Oil
at IS cents per gallon.
GEo. sPRAour. oviatt's Exchange.
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CityCounesL
TUESDAY EVENING, April Q.

TUESDAY EVENING, April 9.
Present-MessrS. Anthony, Ballard, Bur
ton, Blair, Coonrad, Corning, Dixon, Keat'
ing, Masters, Meyer, Oviatt, Palmer, Rec
ner, sabin, Stevens, sturgsss, Thomas, Well
house, willard, Worswick.
coNNUHIcATIOSs.
Final estimate of cost Of Noble Alley sew
/ sr, S2I3. Placed on file.
Final estimate for the improvement oi
| Superior street, BY sOuthWOrth \ Williams
and approved by Civil Engineer, total amt
$Il, ,6S7 81. On fle.
Final estimate of Frankfort street sewer,
and approved by the Civil Engineer, total
amount $sl9 Is. On file.
Bonds Of Wm. Hunt. S. Leslie, D. Lynch,
I. G. Vail, John W. HaYer, W. G, Steadman,
G. Dotterwick, Jas. Kane, Phillip weisse,
Christian Valid, John WhiteiaW, Charles
Childs, Ed. Russell, I. B. Whitney, John
Moran, G. Brand, J. B. Smith and L. N.
Eastman, wero presented endorsed by the
City Attorney. Filed.
kemonstrance Of Darius Adams against
the assessments for sewer on Bridge and
Franklin streets. s
A resolution was offered that l3I< cents
per foot be deducted from the assessment
for the branch sewer South Of Superior St.
Placed on file.
communication from VIM. McNslly,
declining to serve as Constable, was received
and accepted. On motion Of Mr.. Palmer,
L. N. Eastman was appointed.
Communication Of Secretary of Water
Works Of receipts and expenditures for 1851.
The total receipts Sl,376.33
The total expenditures e31.9z
Excess Of receipts S74t4l
Filed.
Bill of City Police for services rendered
from April I'd to April sth, 1881, $I56.OO.-
COMMITTEES on Police.
Petition for appointment Of Alvin Chase
as q suitable person to tske care Of the Park
during the coming season. Referred to
Committee on Parks aud Public Grounds.
From Trustees Of Water Works, TO appoint
Patrick Monks to the Office for filing public
cisterns Of the city. Committee on Fire and
Water.
Petition of certain residents on Bridge
street, remonstrsting against the construc-
tion Of sewer on Bridge street. Board of
City Improvements.
Council proceeded to ballot for an Inspect
or of Lumber, and elected A. Whipple,
For Inspector Of Pork, Beef and Fish, John
Pail otarfad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

WHlz HE has CouE To.-A Cleveland law
yer, whoRss traysling in the rural diHtricts
a day or two lince happened 70 meet with
an old gentleman, an acquaintance with
whom he entered into conversation.
''Well, j" sad the countryman, ''frisud G.
is going to Nebraska, is he7"
ooh, no, was the reply; all that has
been changed he is going as minister to
Bolivia"
"Ho, hot remarked the old gentleman,
in the biggest cspitals." "a minister, is he
Well, declare, shouldd't s'pOsed he wou.d
"a come to that. Wonder if he thinks he
can make more money preaching thsu
practieing lawf and the speaker drew
out yellow bandanna and wiped the per-
spiration from his brow. "
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOUSD AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures estarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liYer and stomach Office
III Ontario street.
oIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vsth in g superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. Il. KIDNEY.
jan1sRlO
&C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. deossRlO
Va Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar. are for sale at ". P. Fogg's Croeksry
Store.
FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
~ See advertisement of DR.. sanSOrd's
Liver Invigorator.
~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in tO-dsy's paper.
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8:eal esla#.
poUsE & JENNINGS,
III
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. I'll Superior 81, up statrsl
MARBLE BLOCK.
80 80 oR EICHANqE

A handsome Country ResidFnoa, in Saudusky, one
and sthslf miles from the kailro depot A large
handsome and we'll furnished Stone House harn5
aud IS acres land, with a great variety OF choice
Eruit; 20 exchange for improved propsrty ~ this
Farm Of lsl aeres, on Plank Read, y mil from
City large two story Brick House, COOS barns, or
chsrd soil sandy loan and uucig--t superIurt IN.
in take paT one alfin house aud few ACRES nszE
the city; kalaucs on Tina
Farm OIL o acres, nine miles lrom City House.
Barn, Orchard. and we'll watered.
BriRhton Riilags-Houss and four acres land With
Barn and fruit
scoviIe Avenuo-large two-story house andlarge
lot. barn &C. Exchange Tor land in part; balance
on long time.
Brick Tavern stand and 201f acres. on one ol To
and convenient house and excellent land Exchange
III nat Z. bouse and lot or a few sores near the civ
one hundred and sixty acres land in Lebenun 60,
Mich. 500 rer acre.
Farm of 81 acrss, On Plank Rosd. miles east %
fhe city q ouse, Barn, Orchard &c A1clange l2f
House aud Lot, say 10 amount o. eku u
tsr-cuwOo ttreef-Housa and Lot le.llial leeLi
House "a en- duish=d and con ieu- -euti vi b Darn
Iiry ofsf Anthony, Minn-TTo vacant iot1. cc1-
tuilll I-eated. 40 exchange for h'l8s AID lot -
th CITY. 90,
Farm oT 100 acrJs. miies from the city. with
Housr, Barn and Orchard 10 e1clange ID Lll4 Y
western part Of this stale
kiu-tiin strret-1wo-story Hougo and lot. 10 eG'
chtuEs for a isrm and a Tow acres urar the =. u
Greenwood street-Two-5tlry Hyus9 ana l9L 70
exchange for Farm
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POLICE-JnO. MOriarty was arrested on
warrant charging him with breaking and
destroying property in the natcre Of q fence,
which belonged to Fred Weiss.
Henry Hubbard took an OYereOat from the
store Of Adam Ruhenstine, on Ontario, st.,
and was placed in charge Of the police.
Thomas TiI1ey, runner for hotel on the
river, wss arrested fo- assault and battery
on the person Of a drayman at the depot
The draynan had been employed By some
emigrants to convey baggage for them, which
was plseed on the dray5 when Tilley Hp-
preached and offered 70 carry il free Of
charge. High words arose, and TiIley struck
his opponent. who is said to be a very peace
able man, but who, thus provoked, event
1t" and aoggsd the former sOundly. Tilley
was afterwards arrested on charge Of assault.
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Gold Pens attached 10 the Fountains are Of the best
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wishing superior article, will do well 20 examine
thes before purchasing else where. This Pens used
As dip ppn Is worth i've Of the ordinary Styles a1
with one dip letter Of thirty moro lines can be
written. Just the Pen for Merchant Mtntsterlt
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~ Prices vary aeooadi1g 70 siza.
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HIALL STYLES OF PENS REPATRED.-Aa
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Excess Of receipts for current year. 20 Is
The average number of members for the
past year Is about S25.
More detailed statements viii be found IN
the reports ofthe Lecture and Library Com
n,iirses sud the statement Of the treasurer.
Ia eonclusion, The Board cannot refrain
fran sfiudiug to the faithful and unremit-
tipg attention Of thsir Librarian, Mr.. ". J.
TGit. WntlAY CKsg, President
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For the Leader.
o Carry me Home 20 Die.
81 WILFRED WTLLETa.


81 WILFREp WTLLETa.
o. take me back 70 my native hills
Away from this stranger land
0 let me feel on my throbbibg brow
The touch Of my mothers hand.
o take me back from this land Of aowers,
This land Of perpetual bloom;
Its brightness falls on my weary soul,
With dreary weight OF gloom.
o ! take me back 10 my native hume,
BY the far lakes sounding shore;
! cannot die Ia this southern land,
TIN I've seen my home once more.
o haste o! haste ere the angel comes
To summon my soul away;
Haste bear me back to my native home,
To my home BY the sObbing bay.
o bury me there, where gentle waves
Fall soft on the smooth white sand
Where breezes bear from the green-rObed glens
The songs Of my native land,
o bear me back to my native home,
Ere the death dews blind my eyes;
o take me far from this land Of lowers
o carry me home 10 die.
oBERLIs, April 7, 1851
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8ravF Siinga, sc.

T10060ISABELLA q CATAW-
lUU. .UUU BA GRAPE VINESicr sals By G.
II POBtgON AGENT for tho sale Of Rochester and
Yefivo Fruit and tai lreegi ahruus. Roses
Dahlias, Gree1house Beddius Plants, and WY va
riefT Of Grape Native sud foreign, Delaware Diana
Concord, Cuyahosa, Union Village, etc
IL Will Be found 10 the adTantaRs Of thO1a wishing
to buy % call on AT Z. before pIrchasiD else ahere
Also, the BEST atock q heruclSafl getlpr . ~ ~
varieties mogty new, from 75 cenSS 70 81 pr dozen
Old Ellietiss, ny selections 50 cents Fer dozen.
lsgOFder1 lefJ with Mr.. B., Is2 Superior 1t.1 VIII
mslf with prompt stteltisu, aprs
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NewburEh-z0 acres, mile fr5m village Houaai
Barn and lhuDdsncs Of fruit
fIintUn street, near the new High School Build uE
good two-st5ry House. and l0ttoxis5 ret. a dssi.
ranle resi- 1eucs-
steam GrIst and Saw Mills Mills from Court
House. Good huidings aud mae1insrgs dwelling
AID barn.
$50 acres Timber Land IN Penns5lrauia-4 uiie95
fror Tideouts and 70 the great Oh leg On .
per acre. ~.
Kiasman strset-tEo-story Briek House ana A'-
len acres on Lake street near Wilson Arenue-
East eleTeland-on Plank hoaas tNo-a's-s A---
sereS -r y miies ron CITY House. Barn and Or
T,T,, - and desirable Brick House and Lot-West9i q
,,d - Frls street. Win Be sold very low
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

DR. KEELER'S OoUaH CANDY
4 J VIII cure Bronchitis and all Irritation q he
fbfoat and Lungs. Public SpeakeTs would ind this
70 - fho aRsnt they often need.
fsbs - 70 ss had 81 q Public square.
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pv,Ilina Houses on Kinsmans Walnut and HaEl-
ton streets, near Wood.
esoo. We have Four Hundred Dollars with which
y Su' RouSE & JENNINGS.
apr5 Real Estate and lng Agents.
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lHINA. CKOUKEKY q GLASS
~ WARE.
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-

WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TIRELT Of James Edwards manufacturei
yell knsWn to be the B Est and FINEST WARE
mads ct the English Potteries, warranted not %
rack nor turn yellow from hot Watsrin sets and b
The separate piece quite low any interior QEs-
y can be bought elsewhere.
HOLD BAND CHINA-0F THE
l finest quality, imported direct from France
The gliding warranted % stand. Tea-Sel fqr SAG
worth SIe,o0 DininF-Sets for 81, 100 worth S5hto-
ANY pieces wanted can Be hadsepsrEts from sets.
culver PLATED W A r E.
Double Plate looks as we'll 9s Silver, At one-iiith
the cost, and viii last IE YEARS at least, y con-
slant use and then b plated, II desired Our
01sTIBs FORES and SPOONS,
ooFFEE z TEA UREs, 6APKIN RINGs,
BUTTEk DISHES, Nut PlCke.
fEA SITS. SYRUP CUPS,
r. e. Sc. Ae.
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a30tgIs.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----NOs.
iNa 20 and l[uIrsy street, "a door from Broad.
- fhe lnaEl-, New Terk. Huggins 8 Eling
81. A. 17gtn1s lata qf faarl Etrsl
49, 11StcE. y. Q. IhngI lse8 q lsoFsiqg,l cia
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ASSuAL RErOE7s.-The following are re-
ports Of the Director Of the Infrmary and
the tysextou, presented at late meeting
Of the City Council
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% See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd'S
Liver Invigorator.
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~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-dsy's paper.
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GAS FIXTURES-OUR PRESENT
stock comprises the Largest and most com
rists assortment Of Gas Chandeliers and PeloGntas
hon One 70 ten Lights each Brackets, Drop hights,
Glass, PapsT, Tin and Transparent Mica bhades.-
TapaFE and Gas Bighters. &C
Erau ordrrB for GAS FITTING ard REPAIRS,
or alterations Of Gsz Pipes promptly attended % 81
~
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HH-Houssksepers, ard these about going to house.
Fesrfnr are invited 20 cal and examine our stock
which we shall take pleasure in showing, even u
thy Do not wish % nlrcnaso.
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RGG B0IEEKs-F0R TIE Ia
II BILE, with three-Ininufs glasses attached
Just received By fiebi5l ". Z. EOl44.
TGG Gu PS,
II E6G HobDERs, -
EGG GLASSES, ~ al.
EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG BOIIiERS.
Forsaie By lfah2sl w p FOGq.
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Va Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar. are for sale at ". P. FOgg's crOekery
Store.
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81 Fer TeIsgraPhie NoWs and Market
sec Foarsh Page.
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WILLIAM P. FOGG,
q H I N A II A L L,
Corner Of Superior & Seneca sts.
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, lIORNING, APRIL 10.

Citizens Wishing eonveyanoe % either Of the above
stsVgns Omnibus Line, bT leaving their addres. at
the Onubus once, ~ Superior street, door next 70
Weddell House.
Nov. IS, lao.
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nOUsE FURNISHING ARTf-

OLES-A graat variety Of new and e0nvsuirnt
articies for Kitchen uaelator- Saving invenfiong-
vel worth an examination from curiosity alone, such
- Rotary Egg Beaters, OystgrBroileraY Oyster-Oan
Openers, Plsts Marmerss Fire-lron9 gna niandss
Folding Esndsrs, knife and spoon Baskets Table
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Terms, as ass ss:ss:ss 94' bsaIgs; " 4 @ %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-24
d0lortester Daily Spg,
yyoreestcr rost Omce-summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows

Mails Close as follows;
No-theru worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
hire via worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 a M, and
Srs itb s Taneaster Leomnser West Boylston Oak
and q D. m and due at 81 a. H. and l00 p M
Princeton and East Princeton at S45 nj and is due al
9.l5 a, m, ,ooo - Va IN a zo , o an
n M, and are Cue at 9.l5 a M. $50 and 100 p m.
Maine Eastern New HampshiTe, and Eastern Masss
chusetts-9O0 and 500 p M and are due al 9l5
Rhode Island Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroads. $50 and 330p and
due al 9 40 a. NJ and $50 p. m.
Wav Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad 33Op
M and due at $40 a. m,
Western-tAll towns in Massachusetts West OF Wo,,
cester) SIS a. IA, and are due at u 20 p m,
ALBANY fWesteTn New York and Western States s. Is
a M and &C n. and are due at " As and lO45 p.
Sprnp6eds IS a. M, and 400 p m. and are due at sac
Hartford all Connecticut Except windham and New
london countess Is and 400 p. and due
at u As and l0.45 p.
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1900 a ~ I;
and are DUE at a.l5 am.
New York city and Southern States 800 a. M and o.
m; and due at $3.50 and 10 As p M.
barre Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, Merit
Dana ID West Rutland 9.45 a. M aud are due at 400
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbardston. Cold
brook and 0akham $50 p. m. and due at 800
Leicester 945 and 3 30 and are due at 90
Miliburv and West Aillbury $50 a NJ. and SSO p. m
and are due at $40 nl and 63e p m
Shrewsbury BIS .. M, and is due 81 800 a. m.
Grafton New England Village, and Coriaville, G,3A
M; and due at $50 p. m.
birmingham, South Framinghani, Hopklnton, Ashland
woOdviie, WestbOr0', Nerthboro Southhcro Corda
Vile, and Grafton l20 p. and due at 9.l5 a,
Milford, MendOn, Holliston. Bolton. Berlin, 900
ana 500 and are due ri Sis a. M and Oh p
mail for New York and Boston and beyond Is closed
at this office on Sunday at 100 O'Clock p. M
Office hours from IS m, 500 p. sundays from
II Toto u 30. D m. J. NJ. EARLE p. NJ
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9otels ann Restaurants.
HOW ARD HOUSE. FAS9

4 HOW ARD HOUSE, EAST
JsAI4ss LYME Cr.-'rhe proprietor of the above Ho-
ssss5, 4 tel would inform its former patrons and the
fsssT dpubc generally, that this house has been
ll.Ak Aargcd this spring by the addition a number
OF rooms. and painted throughout, and is now
open for the reception of buardeTs.
The above hotel is most beautifully located Mantle
Bav. five miles from New London, the New Haven
and New London Railroad Visitors to This house win
have magnificent view Mantle Bay Long Island
Sound, acknowledged by all to be the delightful
location the northern coast The Fishing Grounds
unsurpassed for variety and quality Coco Bathing with
in a lew steps Of the house. Rowing and Sailing Boats
constantly hand Every attention paid to the comfort
ui the guests. Good Stabling for horses,
Board from 81 to 50 per week
w daw3m VIM. j. STRATTON.
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Boston advertisements.

BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM This
~ Institution established for the benefit OF the sick
suffering, whether rich poor is under the imme
diate care Of DR.. T. X. TAYLOR, aided by OF the
best consultation talent the city affords. The mode OF
treatment practiced embraces all the modern improve
which have been made by the professors and stu
dents medicine surgery, electricity magnetism. psy
chology aud mental and spiritual philosophy DR. Tay
Tor is an experienced physician, well skilfu OPP
orator and manipulation During practice Of twenty
years he has been emneltly successful in curing
of the OF Ling and Liver Diseases, Dyspep
sla Rheumatism Neuralgia, Mental and Nervous Depres
SION ard Female Complaints, which have come under
medical Many cases of Nervous Prostitution, Neu
ralga and Female arrangements relieved at
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever
produced treated by the eclectic system with inva
Tabe success. Patients from distance, who wish
to remain in the city while under treatment, be fur
nished with good accommodations and board at modeT
ate rates, by communicating with DR.. Taylor day
two before their arrival
Office, consultation ard operating rooms No. II Han
over street All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to DR.. I. X TAYLOR Bos
ton.
p S.--Dr. Tayors Medical Work for beth sexos emit
tied "The Medical Companion" can be obtained Of HIM
or Of W. V. SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher "a
Washington street. Price so cents. Three stamps extra
when sert by mail. du APPS