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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

9sa'. ssenneGy, o. BoxDury, mas discovered N on
o. oar won pasture weeds remedy that cures every
tiHd oI AumJr from the worst SQT0fula down 10 coms
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursiugsore mouth
one TO three bottles VIII cure the worst Hd OF pnpea
Two OF three bottles viii clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted TO Gne eankern
Three i've bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
One or to 5ottesaro warranted TO cure all hanors
GHq BOTTLES are warranted 10 running Of the ears
and 5l'tciles among the hair.
Four ~ SIX bottles are warranted to corrupt
one jotte vim cure scaly eruptions OF the skin.
two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
T,yo of5hree bottles are warranted 10 cure the mos
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Fbcee orfyur bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum
Five 30 eight bottles w cure the ofscr0fula
One to three bottles warranted 10 the worst
Bands that it has caused by capEeri in tile stomach
ne 80 two hotties are "arranedt to cure sck headache
One q twg 5ottesa are warranted 70 regulate costly
one to two 5otssw Vi regulate all arrangements ofthe
Fyar tos bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
one TO three bottles have cured the worstc Of plies;
ei is always experienced. What mercy to getre
Since lis lrst discovery have from time 70 time add
the tatler OF MEDICINE says; 1T IS an helh Of Jupiter
It39enetl distractions The liver gan and spleen;
it is especalsnd to the liver worth ali other herbs
pq ogcther; cooling it when too hot, and warming it
II s+eaysth appetite, cureth aflgone and sinking
stitches theside.
"itexpens raw viscjous and Shiny hunors out of
eAe body tcleanseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
bi9CG from the adnevs.
"by opening Distractions OF the spleen, pargcth all
burnt chotr and melancholy yapOrs which riseth 10 the
leau ana brain causing distressing headace Fearful fore
bodnR Oh trouble trembling Of The heart, fantng and
gw0onin5.
The herb boiiedn wine IS particularly good to revive
he dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has lnger
lag sickness after fever nothing restores MIN TO health
go quick as drinking the juice OF this herb.
me seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breat and drank at bedtime, prevents what's cOmmon-
p 4ealled nigbtaare, and all melancholy Dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine says Of another herb this
composition that"if is an herb OF the Sup, and in the
sign Leo.
THE the source of alife and rueth the heart;
and this herb the best cordial the
Oi the heart o! any that grows ii COnfUrteth the heart
cuTath al p2lptalon thereof takcth away trembling
EQtlng and smoheTHg Of it, yet must be taken care
fully, or scTere gripping will esue, which be cor
rected with fennel seed or ginger.
No change of diet ever the pest yCu can
get, and enough oft
Bystriety following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by judicuus application OF the
S@A f,afaaa Ointment ScFQtu{a Ointment, and HeqtiRq
Oahe8f every ulcer and of whatever kind or ma
ture except cancer that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cared
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Y Warren
street tRoXnury. Mass. Price 81. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

OUR friends of the Springfield Republican
have not found the manufacture Of "Union
nominations wholly successful" We have
always believed that most fruits should be
left to ripen by the untroubled operation of
natural laws, before any attempt is made to
gather them ANY union that comes natural.
ly, without such forcing as creates disturbance
should be cherished. But here are two ex.
tracts from the Springfield Republican that
seem to US better than twenty homilies on
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

The CONCERT AND OPERA AT MECHANICS
HALL.-The aunounc 'mcnt that the principal
artists oil the Italian Opera, most Of them now
visiting US for the first time are to appear here
in a concert and in opera, is calculated to ex-
cite no ordinary enthusiasm, particularly as
the fame OF all Of them gives promise of a re.
markabIe musical treat. After the concert,
they will appear in costume in opera, and then
We shall enjoy music in its impassonate form.
The young and beautiful American prima
donna, who has been lately SO highly spoken
of by New York and Philadelphia, that we
hardly need to say anything except 10 advise
al! TO go and see her on this, the only opportu-
nifty now appearing, in the opera for the first
time in this city. The delicious tenor, Signor
Brignoli, comes among us for the first lime,
and we shall make up our mind 10 ENJOY the
celebrated turzetto OF Lucrezia Borgia, which
he sings so pathctically, and to work ourselves
up to the point necessary to feel the passion Of
the passage, cob madre mia = in which he
is divine and cannot be equaled by any living
tenor. Mancusi is great artist from the ope
rd houses Oh EUROPE ana havana, ana makes
his appearance here for the first time. Susn
the world-renowned basso, will visit us, TOO,
for the first time. lie has a powerful voice,
clear, sweet, and flexible. Herr Molienhauer
the celebrated yioloncelst viii perform in the
instrumental part. The whole will be under
the direction OF the 10 less distinguished and
capital conductor, Carl Anshutz. The pro.
gramme is one Of the best ever offered IN this
city. The sale of seats is open at the music
store of J. y. Dorman & Co.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
ss towns, S2O7 8078

The whole result in 222 towns now received
is for Andrew 52,289, Davis 26,699. In the
southeast senatorial district, the towns of Mil.
ford, Sutton, and Uxbridge, give a considera-
bic majority for WIN. r. HILL Of Sutton, and
his election would appear to be secure. From
the west district, where lively contest was
anticipated between the friends of Henry
Smith, republican, and j. G. Nudge, Union,
we have no returns.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

it is presumed, with some reference to this
case.
The government officer, who has made very
many OF the arrests of traitors now at Fort
Warren, regards this arrest as likely to lead to
important results. He has been in pursuit of
French for long time, and it was only bv the
most ingenious plans carefully executed, that
he was at last secured
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

LECTURE BY AN ESCAPED CoNTRABAND-
A slave named William, who recently escaped
from plantation in the vicinity Of Bull Run
Virginia, will lecture at Bunley Hall, in this
city, this evening, at seven O'clock, with the
object of raising means to educate himself
lie gives interesting accounts, in other places
where lie has leclured Of his life, suferings,
and rescue. The genuineness OF his story is
attested by his rescuer, Mr.. Henry jones, who
accompanies him.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
SpetlaI 33otytes.

Bs''tcheior's RIair Dye, THE BEST IL THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Oigaa{ and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
antaneous in its effects, does stain the skin and invig.
oratcs the hair for life Be careful and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM =. BATCHELoE Sold By all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manufac.
tory No 81 Barclay street. date IL Bond street. and 232
broau"aY, New York. d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

LECTUREs.-Two courses of lectures will
be held the coming winter, as usual, by the
Lyceum and Mechanics Association. Hon.
Daniel S. Dickinson, attorney general elect of
tue state Of New York, will deliver one OF ii e
Introductory lectures. and Hon Edwad
Everett the other.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
THE STATE ELECTION.

The republican ticket in this state is elected
by about thirty-two thousand majority, and
as belore-largely republican. The following
is a summary of the vote in the several coun
ties, as far as heard from, except that of Wor-
cester county, which is given in detail =
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

Important arrest in ConnectIcut-FnrISer,
FL. French, The EiIibusler ;aud Traitor, at
Fort W4ueu.
-rIom the Boston Fo5.l
An arrest was made, Tuesday, by officers of
the United States government, which is re-
garded as one OF the mCst important that has
yet been made since the breaking out Of the
rebellion. The particulars are as follows,
as gathered by one OF our reporters For
several months a man named Parker IL .
French, alias Lieut. Carlisle Murray, alias
Charles MaXy, has been travelling in various
parts Of the west and north, tor the purpose
chiefly Of organizing the order known as the
Knights Of the Golden Circle He was arrest.
ed yesterday morning in Bradford, Conn, a
few miles from New HaVen, where lie had or
ganized Il lodge, and spread secession senti
ments to nO small extent. Ills arrest was
made by the superintendent OF the govern.
ment detective police from Washington, and
Detective Franklin Of Philadelphia.
French has been stopping in Bradford and
vicinity ior about SIX weeks, under the alias
OF MaXy, and had succeeded i'll estranging
many persons from loyalty 10 the government.
In lis possession were found the constitution
and byIaws OF the Golden Circle, and entire
authority from parties at the south ior organ.
izing the institution He also had many other
documents OF interest and Importance. Among
them are letters purporting 10 be from Jetf.
Davis, Emerson Etheridge, Parson Brownlow,
and others, most OF which are doubtless for
geries. He is believed to have had much gem
uine correspondence with influential seces-
sionists. So much had he endeared himself
to the people OF Bradford, that the officers felt
compelled, on securing his person, to leave
town ut once, fearing that an attempt at les
cue might he made, They took the cars for
Boston, and arrived here Tuesday evening,
and was conveyed to FoIt-Warren the next
morning.
French is regarded as one OF the most
accomplished scoGndrels in the country. He
was one OF Walkers right hand men in the
Nicaragua affair, and has fought three duels,
in one OF which he lost his right arm. Through
IL forged letter in the name OF Parson Brown
low, he obtained the sum Of $1,000 from Amos
Lawrence OF this city, the money being given
in support of the parsons somewhat famous
paper. He has figured in various schemes of
yillainy particularly in California. He says
he has information of parties in Boston who
are playing directly into the hands of the
secessionists. SO emphatically does he assert
this that government will cause certain mat
tiers to be investigated; and the names of
sundry citizens engaged in commerce, partcu
larly with St. John, and thence to southern
ports, will be oyerhauled. Secretary Seward
is to make an immediate visit TO Boston, and
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

Would you yourself from suffering after eating
or acidty Of the stomach burning sensation or ndi
gestion? Use Herrick Aliens Gold Medal saIeratus
Never use soda if you procure this article. 1t will
strengthen weak stomachs and relieve dyspepsia is
saving in the quantity ofour, &c. &c. Tryit Grocers
and druggists most all sell It, The wholesale agents are
wholesale gr0cers.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

OYSTERS, OYsrEEs.-J. LUD1NGroN Il Co., No. Foster
street keeps constantly hand wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters. As they constantly
cevng them fresh and IN large quantities, they are able
to meet The wants Of their customers All orders lett at
their place will he promptly attended to. g.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
CITY AND COUNTY

COL DEyENs, DIR. JOS N. Bates, and the
quartermastcr, Of the fifteenth regiment, leave
Washington to-day for Worcester, to obtain
recruits for the regiment. They will arrive
here tomorrow afternoon, probably.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

SPENcER.-rhe town of Spencer, in this
county, is loyal, patriotic, and generous TO the
core. One hundred of its inhabitants have
volunteered, and are now at the seat Of war.
The town has given them clothing, money,
&C., amounting to upwards of $1,000, and is
now aiding the relatives left at home to the
amount Of Sl1 per day, or upwards of $500
per month. Last week they sent each yo7n-
teer stout pair Of winter boots, blanket,
and pair of socks and gloves. They have
organized a society to furnish their volunteers
with such articles of comfort as they need, and
which government does not furnish.
They are prepared for any emergency, and
in case such disaster should beiall their men
as did the fifteenth regiment, they will dis.
patch committee 10 the scene, with hospital
clothing and such articles of food as the
wounded and sick soldier can got only from
home, Men, women, and children, without
party or sect, are engaged in this work; they
put their faith in the Lord, and the constituted
authorities, and back it up freely with their
labor and money. To-.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

DR., Sweets TnG!silibIe LlnIment is truly
ilenu IN hee0 ana every ialy should nave it hand
o23 d&Wly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

70 the Young Eaties and Gentlemen of
WoFcester.-lhe subscriber continues to receive
pupils on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons
for the study Of rawing, in Pencil or Crayon.
fHpls I'll every department received usual. Every
advantage VIII be afforded to students who Intend 10
teach. Photographs Painted ard Copict in Water Col.
9s, or t Painting \ large collection of Oil Paintings
Water CQors and India ink Drawings for sale and On
Ifcc eNhbltlon. THOS EDWARDS.
Sc dam '''' -' 4 ''ss D"iuiis'
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

SUFFOLK COUNTY.
First-Stepheu n. StOckWeii OF Boston.
SeCond-John A. NOVEL; Of Boston,
Third Charles q. LOring of Boston.
Fourth-AleNander II. Iwombly Of Boston.
Fiith-Beniamin Dean of Boston,
ESSEN COUNTY.
First John on of Marblehead.
~econd-Wiliam d. Eorthend of Salem
Third-Christopher Iompkins of Hayerhil
Fourth-Edwiu B. George OF GroyelaHd.
Fifth ohm j. BabsOn OF Gloucester
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
First-Rey. L. q. Haven OF Maiden
Second-John c Dodge of Cambridge.
Thrd-John w. Bacon Of Natick.
F0urth-Wallis Eesseuden of -
Filth-HoRcc z. Wakefield Of Reading.
SNth-Daniel S. Richardson of Lowell.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Central-lIartley Williams of Worcester.
Southeast--Wm. r. ilill OF Sutton
Southwest-Ruius- B. Dodge Of Charlton.
Northeast-Alyah Crocker of Fitchburg.
East-Charles 6. Stevens OF Clinton.
uAMPDEN COUNTY.
Eastern-.James NJ Thompson of Westield.
Western-Mton B. Whitney of Weston.
HAMPSHIRE AND FRANKLIN.
Hampshre-Lewis BOdman Of Williamsburg.
Fraukn-W hitting Griswold OF Greenfield.
II. and L. mixed-C. IL Gilbert Of Ware.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Northern-Ihomas Z. Punkett OF Pittsiied
SoutherlI-Orl0 Burt Of Sandisfeld.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
NOth-Nm d. Swan of BrOOkline.
East-JOnathan Wallis Of Randolph.
West-JOseph Day of Dedham.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
North-Chester /. Reed of Taunton.
Wes-Ezf5a Bf6#{R99fAt f6#{R9fA 81 81 Sew y Gsta5d eSSiord'
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
NOrth-Ebenezer Gay Of bingham
Soutl-Joshua f. Crane OF Bridgewater.
Midde-James H. Mitchell OF East BrideWater
Cape-Ricliard Ii. Libbey Of Wellaeet.
lsland-Charles Dillingham; OF Sandwich.
Representative.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Districts
1-Cornelius Doherty, Alonzo NJ Giles
Austin Cove. Josiah NJ. Reed, Hiram A.
Stevens.
3-James L. Hanson, John F. Flynn.
4-kobert l. Burbank, Cornelius Walker.
5-Hawey Jewell, Edward Brown.
6-Peeg W. Chandler, Beniamin Stevens
T-James Riley, Charles j. Mccarthy.
9-JOhn S Tyler, Eben Cutler.
9-Daniel q. Grafton, Charles A. Morris.
lO-Ansel LOthr0p, Samuel Gibbens
1l-Erancs j. Parker, George Eaton.
Wright
WORCESTER COUNTY.
1-Nelson D. White OF Ashburnham
6-Amasa Norcross OF Eitchburg, Dauic Putnam
OF Lunenburg, and Manson D. lIawes Of
LeominsteT
7--Isaac n. Stone of Harvard.
8-Rey. Jared NJ Heard (rep) of Clinton
9-Zadoc W Gates (deml OF rrinceton
1l-Lucius j. Knowles of Warren.
l2-G. Adams, Jr., of BrOokfeld.
l3-Jom ID. CoggsWell of Leicester.
l4-Wiliiam Mulligan Of Paxton.
l6-Jonathan IL. Nelson Of Shrewsbury.
17-Seth j, AXtell of Grafton.
!6-Rey. George S. Ball (rep) Of Upton.
I9-h; .. ,Lothrop trep) and G. f. Clafm (dem) of
20-Wilian I. 1Ietcalf rep of Mandon.
2l-W; Northrup rep OF Blackstone.
22-Albert Butler OF Douglass
24-DeXter Blood OF Charlton.
Z5-lorace Armsby Of liilbury and Moses Stone
of Oxford Doth rep.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

4Orse ASi:inkets.-1hose in want had better call
on D. NJ tOLlANSBEE, No. Washington Square, he
lore purchasing. dtf olg
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

Is T.. EEIrrEs, gBeutIsf. 55 Main street opposite
the new dech4nics Hal Building o5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

w. RI. '5nniE'ns, Esair Dresser. has removed
10 The Lincoln House, oYerthe Express Once Futrauca
Maple street df n
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

LECTURE ON THE Wharf.-The Town Hall
OF North Brookfed was filled to its utmost
capacity, on Monday evening last, by an
audience assembled to hear from Hon Amasa
Walker an account of his recent visit to the
seat of war. The lecture delivered by re.
quest) was a simple narration of events con.
nected with the battle OF Balls Bluff, and was
illustrated by drawings Of the battle field and
adjoining country. Ii occupied an hour and
half, and was listened to with the deepeat
interest. Mr. Walker spoke in the highest
terms Of the bravery and good conduct of the
troops, but regarded the movement which
brought on the battle as the worst military
blunder that has yet been made.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

WEDNESDAY, Nov 6-Alichae Callighan
and Patrick Sullivan, ON trial for felonious
assault on Thomas Joice Of Potersham, on the
day of tie annual cattle show i'll Barre, were
acquitted.
John S. Saunders of Fitchburg, for liquor
selling verdict guilty.
Dennis Crowley Of Worcester, for burglary,
was sentenced to the house Of correction for
six months
Joseph S. Hill of Worcester, indicted for
being common seller Of liquor: still on trial
The evidence aud arguments of counsel are
concluded, and the judge will charge the jury
this morning,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED Nov. 5, 1861.
FOR GOVERNOR,
.IDEEN D. ANDREW, OF Esnstoa.

Lieut. Gorcluor-JOHN NESMITH, Of Lowell.
Secre'p Of S!ate-OLlYER WARNER, Of northampton.
arr (ieaerat DWIGHT FOSTER, of Worcester.
Treasurer HENRY X, OLIVER OF Law renee.
AUDITOR LEVI REED Of Abingdon.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

T.. y. Nichols, NJ. E}., EGOsueau.sfhj,. IBhyS.s
ci'tnOhee and residence III Main street Office Surg
from to audfrom to O'Clock p. NJ
Worcester, October, 20, 1850 utf o1s
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

Apples, ApPice.-5O0 bbls choice Winter and Fan
Apples, Tor sale by DRAPER az CLARK DIFF o3i "a
Fresh gsutteF.-From So to 100 tubs of Fresh But.
& 6e J1SI 81 rgeeyed aud fol sale at DRAPER 5 CLARK'S
90 '1N o' y lVht street, dtf $40
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

8Es' =. HOoawin, experienced ana success.
"a MldWe holds herself in readiness day and night to
attend TO the duties of her profession. Residence l5
Au4tinstreet dti oS4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

Drs. Ngsner ~ ChawberIin, sseptIsts. I49
Main street. an S'9s'' -
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DIR. Hoofland'r
q ER If IN BIT EEs.
LsANIC CORDIAL

of
Geirgres popularity only through years Of trial UuboBns,
satisfaction rendered BY them scases
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYsP RpsIA, JAUSDICr D.p1r.
ITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES or III
KIDNEYS, and all diseases arising dsordered ,s,
weaknsssof thsstoach and Gestire
permanently cnrsd by the GERMAN BI7lERs.
rheBALsAN1o CORDIAL has acquired a Reputation -.
passing that Of any similar preparation s1tnnt II vi,
the mos'severe and long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsESEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, 1NCIPIEET CONSUMPTION, and hr, psr.
formed the aostMtonshing cures ever knowaos
CONFIRMED eoSsUNPTIuNi
Anew doses will also Al check cure the Il
D1ARRHEA proceeding trous Cold In the Bovsls.
These medcnesar are prepared by Dr. c. ". JACKSON IN
No. ts Arch street. Philadelphia Pa AID are sold by spr
Eists and deAersin at7s ospts
tie. Thesgnature of O. NJ jackson will be Oh tbs on,,,
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published snnas by the proprtstors es
EVERYBoDY's ALMANAC, you viii fnd.ss,yp,ou,
mandatory noticefrom all Of the country Tbes.
nsesaTe given away by all agents.
]. WRIGHT CO., Agents
a and ISL Chartresstrsst,
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A PROCLAMATIONs-B BY THE POSTMASTER
f1GENEsAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

u ThE Efs sfafhs GF
AMERICA.
Whereas By the provisions IF 81 section
Offices Of the time the postal service was
taken charge by the said Government the duty OF
Who e I as II sas a
have rendered postal service any States OF this
Gonfederacy under conrpc appointments made by the
eminent took charge " such SERVICE shall present claims
to this established according 10 such
less than six months requiring claimant to state nnder
OATH how much has beea paid and the
4 sn ae o. under which s claim
made for he further Of the whole portion
the balance such claim BY the Government United
OATH whether they perfoed fully the according 10
their contracts during the which they
and what deductions have been made their pay 10 far m
they know on account Of failure partial failure per
Now therefore, + JOHN II REAGAN Postmaster General
q the Confederate Safes America do issue this my proca
ton requiring all persons having claims postal service
named said claims the Auditor of the Treasury
for the Department examination on or before
ne 18th day Of March, 1852 order that may report
Congress of the amount thereof, required by law
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will be
application to the Auditor Of the Treasury the
And hereby require all persons who have heretofore col
ected moneys as postmasters in the States composing the
time the States took charge postal service TO
make out under oath and send to the Auditor Treasury
October next general ledger account with the United
States for the vice of the Department IN "a The
federae States accordance with the general regulations Of
the Post Office Department. issued May 18TH 1889 page 100 ex
h6ng the balances In the possession Of such
Of the Confederate States of America, Richmond Virginia
the 18th day of September. in the year 1861. ~
SEES ltaw4w - 20 Po Of aansro,
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Mothers,

Thous@ndsare daily speaking In the prsIseof
DR.. EAEoE's kNFAETlLk cordial.
nd whyH because s fails to afford ins,a,,s
when given in time ItscS as If by uAEc and
"I'con'ince you that what we ,rue II Contain,
NO PAREooR1C OR oP1ATg
OF any kind andtherefore BY The
OuF nssess OF by deH1enihg ts senbios For III,
sasoh commends itsef tie only reia6le
known for Children Teethng Dsr5hea pysepery
N we hoWe Acidity Of the Stomach Wird Cold in
c Group alsotor soeningthe Gum Reducing
.ns Bowels and Relieving Pain, ithas no equal
aHSes OF CONFUSION or other Fits, Az you value bs Me
health Of yonr children, wah to "a va .bsp, r
osh1hs consequences which to result from h
plants are composed. take but Dr. Eaton, Tt, T
aia thS you can rely upon 1t sperecty harmless snd
notinursthe dedicate infant. Price cents
bottle. Prepared onIyb
CHURCH DCPONT
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