davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-05-19

4 n OPPORTUNITY is NOW
afforded the ladies of Chicago to obtain the ec1c-
bratet ORIENTAL REAETKF1EE Fol; THE CON
PLEA1nS- 1t is entirely vegetable preparation.
Containing mineral ttf.rr drleterious substance
For terms (which are reas.,nable} anu other p37.
ncuIarS. addrGss r. o. Box 1f4S. hlyl4f4.zt1t
, 1862-05-19

~ DIR. Frarkin Chavett's Uterine
C0En1a1 70 WARRANTED To CURE ALL FORMS OF
ETER1sE DISEASE. or the xosEf viii Ing Ks7ESDED ~
Wttt Esn Burrn street Consultation free Post
Office Box @ DR. t. has practred 1l"ilicin" r. twul
fy-nifie reare four Of which have been in this city.
ftSEeSstm
, 1862-05-19

NT A ION &c There will be j
l1 Special ConyacatIon Of Lafayette Chapter No
L. A. 81. 1T their Hall in the Masonic Temple, a.ls
tMcntHy} evening. Mar 18th. for wc:k
myiAft3aIt H.G. CHASE, Sec'y.
, 1862-05-19
4 NEGRO 1NSURRECTIoM Ill
MIVENT,
Several Rebel Vessels Captured.

SAVANNAH TO BE .B0MBARDED.
, 1862-05-19

EnGni GEN. Banks COMMAND.
, 1862-05-19

m10 REWARD List twt Cows.
d l$y One large Durham. roam cnlnrcl. la:~c
bag, horns sawed OF half xay down: Is about ni1lt
black thin neck and poor. horns small snd xt:y ti!
turce chant -!x years old. $40 reward NIL Il. pi!
Evans street. myl9:iGlSt
, 1862-05-19

TOR SALE.-IIousc aud LIT No.
1ss South Green street fso9. House anu Lot No.
Is Edna Pl8cc $1.H1. Lot indiana Avenue ne:1r
MontIrey street. $50 Lat On Madison street $.5o
Apply to PETER SII1AIP, I61 State street.
ulyl4rI4l-It
, 1862-05-19
Irouihg Tables and Skirt Roard*
AT BLAEK E'S.
G-E Washington Street.
rr1r1nr !SAotrrt1

TOPAKTNEK KSIIIi, NOTICE.
CALOisIC GRAIN DRYER.
The undersigned lavc t:s lSy formed + &c partner
slip in the hu-nctr ',fpEyinE Grain and manufacturing
Marsh & Co SYLVESTER MARSH
E. Il. HEBls.A.:u.
Chicago, Arf{l 18th. lft2 n1yl4Tf3t-1u1
, 1862-05-19

thorities we're pnnic-struck at tho document;
that all the common people Who had read it
talked Of laying down thir arms and returning
to their allegiance!
Jack Falstaff never told such nonstrous lies
as that secession sheet utters. The purpose
Of this last fabrication is to dupe its readers
into believing that nothing Is needed to bring
about peace but the elevation to power Of the
Northern allies Of the rebels, Of which it is an
organ. It was only few days ago that this
reasonable sheet urged the Democratic mem
bcrs to stampede from Congress if the major
ity insisted OF passing bill confscating the
property of the rebel leaders. The Govern
ment has suppressed several newspapers for
disloyslty that were not half as reasonable %
that print.
Facts and Incidents ofthe Surrender
OF New Orleans.
The builder Of the ram Mississippi, which
was burned by the rebels at New Orleans as it
lay unfinished on the stocks, publishes card
in the Atlanta papers, asserting that had not
the rebel Government delayed tho construction
of the craft By interfering in his operatiens, it
would have been completed before the attack
On the city, and inevitably have driven back
the q Tankees''
The Charleston Mercury says the Louisiana
floating battery, carrying eight guns, WAS q
complete failure. It, however, confirms the
view Of the architect Of the Mississippi in re-
gard 10 the latter vessel, which was propeller
with three screws, and 16 engines She was
10 carry 20 guns Of The largest caliber. Her
projection or ram was twenty feet Of solid
timber, with an additional steel point. She
, 1862-05-19

go IN D-A Dark Bay Mare,
which the owner can have upon rroring p.,rert:
:ind paying cmrgts, &C.. &C. I. r Bt'GI. pianl5
Mill, Lumber street, near West Twelfth street.
urd6
, 1862-05-19

T OST-On last Wednesday even
Ii in. Red ToTttmonHatc cvntti'tiaE nHetY~th.Gs
dollars 10 gold the preprrty Of 2 poe! = 14:n IIc
tinCcr jIf be hrTlr rewarded by leaving: 1t 1t HEs
UAlkAA.s Intelligence U1l}ce. 16s Dearborn street.
4f+tT
, 1862-05-19

pOARDING.-Av A very pleasant
- suit Of rooms and single roon1s. with board. =
day oaTders Is also wanted At - HaFrI'o strset
myl3-t4S2lt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-20
e04orrester 9ailg Syn.


Worcester Post Onice-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close aSSollows.
Northern w orcester County, Vermont and New Hanp.
nre via Worcester d Nashua Railroad, at 500 g. M and
are due at 100 p. m.
dsle Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at 500 M,
ana 3'0 m and are due at Sis &. and 200 p
princeton and East Princeton. at $50 p and is due at
City OF Boston. 80 and sO0 a. M. II TO- s. and 90
m and are due al so, $50 a. m, $50 and SIS 2 m
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa.
chusetts-sOQ a and soc p m; and are due at $40
M, $50 and Sis p. m.
Rhode Islsnd-t Except towns on the Worcester and
4 e st $40 a. m, and $50 p. NJ.
way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
Western-(All towns In Massachusetts West Of WcI
eesterl a. m, and are due al l2,i5 Pm
Albany, western New York and Western states On
and SEQ and dEe at l2,45 and l045 p IN
Springfield, $40 am, and W and due 1T 10
u m, IL, % and 10 IS p. N,
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
london countless $40 a, and 90 p and due
NJ Il As and 1913 p. m.
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad
nd are due at 9l5 am
New York city and southern States. Q 30 and al
and iO.45
Barre, Barre Plains Petersham, Paxton, Dana NORTH
Dana, and West Rntland s45 a. M, and are due at O
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland Hubbardston Cold
brook, and Oakham. 1885 p M; and are dne at 500
Leicester 9.4S a. NJ and 80 and due at 9.Oa
a.. and 3Vj p. N.
Milleury and West Minbury $50 a. n and $50 p. IN
and are due al $40 a. m. and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury. SIS p. m and is due at 900 a. m
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaville $50
and are due at 3.SO D.
birmingham, South Birmingham Hopknton, Ashland
Woodville, Westboro', Northboro', Southboro Corda
vile, and Grafton. u 10 p and due at $50
and 800 p. m. ard are due at 9. 80 and Is p
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
at this Office ON Sunday at 90 O'Clock p. m.
Office hours from 6.45 a. m, to 500 p M Sundays
from 1000 to 1910 a. j. NJ. EARLE P. NJ
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ter, one rcgimental cOmmissary, one sergeant
MAYOR, one quartermaSter sergeant, one COM
missary sergeant, two hospital stewards, one
saddler sergeant, one chief trumpeter, and
one chief tarrier or blacksmith, and each reg
iment shall consist of twelve companies of
troops, and each company or troop shall have
one captain, one first lieutenant, one second
lieutenant, and one supernumerary second
lieutenant, one first sergeant, one quarter
master sergeant, one commissary sergeant,
five sergeants, eight corporals, two transfers,
two farriers or blackSmiths, one sadder, one
WAGNER and Seventy-eight privates; the
regimental adjutants, the Tegimental quarter
masters, and regimental commissaries to be
taken from their respective regiments Pro-
Yided. that vacancies caused by this organiza
ton shall not be considered as original, but
shall be filled by regular promotion
Sect II. And be it further enacted, that
the president be and he is hereby authorized
to receive into the service of the United States
for the purpose Of constructing entrench-
ments, or performing camp service, or any
other labor or any military or naval service.
for which they may be found competent, per-
sons OF African descent, and such persons
shall be enrolled and organized under such
regulations, not inconsistent with the consti-
tuition and laws, as the president may pre-
scribe.
Sect. 49, And be it further enacted, that
when any man or boy of African descent, who
by the laws of any state shall owe service or
| labor to any person who, during the present
rebellion, has levied war or has borne arms
against the United States, or adhered to their
| enemies by giving them aid and comfort, shall
render any such service as is provided for in
| this act, he, his mother, and his wife and chill
dren, shall forever thereafter be free, any law,
usage, or custom whatsoever TO the contrary
Notwithstanding Provided, that the mother,
wife, and children of such man or boy of At
| rican descent shall not be made tree BY the
| operation Of this act, except where such
mother, wife, or children owe service or labor
to some person who, during the present rebel
lion, has borne arms against the United States
or adhered to their enemies by giving them
| aid and comfort
Sect. IA. And be it further enacted, that
the expenses incurred to carry this act into
| effect shall he paid out of the general appro-
| priation for the army and volunteers.
Sect 10. And be it further enacted, that all
| persons who have been or shall hereafter be
enrolled in the service of the United States
under this act shall receive the pay and ra-
| tons now allowed by law to soldiers. accord
ing to their respective grades Provided, that
persons of African descent who under this
law shall be employed, shall receive ten dol
lars per month and one ration, three dollars
OF which monthly pay may be in clothing.
Sect. l6. And be it further enacted, that
medical purveyors and storekeepers shall give
bonds in such sums as the secretary of war
may require, with security to be approved by
him.
Approved, July II, 1862
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App owed, July Il, 1862.


AN ACT to authorize the secretary of the
navy to accept the title to Leugue island in
the Delaware river, for naval purposes.
BE it enacted by the senate and house OF
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the secretary
Of the navy be and he is hereby authorized
to receive and accept from the city authori-
ties of the city of Philadelphia the title to
League island, in the Delaware river, together
with the marsh east of and adjacent thereto,
within the first ward of the said city of Phila-
delphia, together with all riparian rights and
privileges thereunto belonging and appertain-
ing, to be used for naval purposes by the gov
eminent of the United States Provided, that
said title shall not be accepted and received
unless the same shall be perfect and indefeas-
lble to the whole island and marsh adjacent to
low water mark; nor if, upon more thorough
examination and survey of the premises by a
competent board of officers to be by him APP
pointed, he shall discover that the public in
terests Will not be promoted by acquiring the
title as aforesaid.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that the
board OF officers to be appointed by the secre-
letury OF the navy, according to the proyis-
IONS oi the first section Of this act. shall no.
lore proceeding 70 any decision of the oues-
uoh herelnDeiore referred to them, make a
survey ana examination Of the harbor of Nov
London, Connecticut, and its surroundings.
with reference to its capacity and firmness for
a naval depot and navy yard, and whether
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PuRLIc REsoLurIoN-No. 81


A RESOLUTION regulating the employ
ment Of the convicts in the penitentiary of
the District of Columbia for their improve
ment and benefit.
Resolved by the senate and house of repre-
sentatves of the United States of America in
congress assembled, that the warden of the
penltentiary of the District of Columbia shall,
so TAR as may be practicable, employ the con-
victs therein in the manufacture of shoes for
the use of the army and navy, to be made as
the war and navy departments shall direct :
orders for which shall be, by said departments,
given TO the warden from time to time upon
his request; the shoes to be paid for by said
departments ordering the same at the custom
airy rates for shoes of like quality.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that all
prisoners that may hereafter be confined in
said penitentiary for term of years, who con-
duct themselves so thatno charge for miscon-
duct shall be sustained against them, shall
have deduction of one month in each year
made from the term of their sentence, and
shall be entitled to their discharge so much
the sooner, upon the certificate of the warden
of their good condnct, with the approval OF
the secretary of the interior.
Approved July II, 1862.
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Approved, July II, 1862.
TPUBLIC-NO. l39. !
AN ACT concerning a land claim in the stat
of Iowa. and for other Durposes.


AN ACT concerning a land claim in the state
OF Iowa, and for other purposes.
BE 1t enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the grant of
lands to the then territory of Iowa for the
Improvement of the Des Moines river, made
by the act of August eight, eighteen hundred
and f0rty-siX, is hereby extended so as to in
clude the alternate sections DESIGNATED bv
odd numbers) lying within five miles of said
river, between the Raccoon fork and the
northern boundary of said state; such land are
to be held and applied in accordance with the
provisions of the original grant, except that
the consent of congress is hereby given to the
application of portion thereof to aid in the
construction Of the Keokuk, Fort Des Moines
and Minnesota railroad, in accordance with
the provisions Of the act OF the general as
Semby OF the state Of Iowa, approved March
twenty-five, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight
And If any OF said lands shall have been sold
or otherwise disposed of by the United States
before the passage OF this act, excepting those
released by the United States to the gam
tees Of the state of Iowa under the
joint resolution Of March second, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, the secretary of the
interior is hereby directed to set apart an
equal amount Of lands within said state to be
certified in lieu thereof: Provided, that if the
said state shall have sold and conveyed anv
portion Of the lands lying within the limits Of
this grant the title of which has proved inya-
lid, any lauds which shall be certified to said
state in lieu thereof by virtue of the provis-
ions of this act shall inurc to and be held as a
trust fund for the benefit of the person or per-
sons respectively whose titles shall have failed
as aforesaid.
Approved, July u, 1862
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AN ACT to extend the provisions of the act
OF August four, eighteen hundred and fifty
two, entitled ''An act to grant the right of
way to all rail and plank roads," &C., for
the term of five years, and to amend the
same.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the provisions
of the act entitled IAN act to grant the right
of way to all rail and plank roads and macad-
amzcd turnpikeS passing through the pub
lie lands belonging to the United States,' ap~
proved August four, eighteen hundred and
tifty-two, and of the act extending the same to
all of the public lands of the United States,
approved March three, eighteen hundred and
fifty-tive, be and are hereby extended for the
term of.fve years from the fourth day of Au-
gust, eighteen hundred and sixty-two
Sect 2. And be it further enacted, that the
right of way for a railroad through the public
lands of the United States lying in Wasco
county, in the state of Oregon, be and the
same is hereby granted to the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company.
Approved, July 10, 1862.
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PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 80.

1lSi-lN OZ.
JOINT RESOLUTION recurring the super
intendent of tine Metropolitan police to pay
over certain moneys collected for fines and
penalties, to constitute contingent fund
for certain purposes.
Resolvee by the senate and house of repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in
congress assembled, that the superintendent
of Metropolitan police of the District of Col
mbia shall pay over all such moneys as shall
be paid to him under the act of congress en-
titled can act to provide for the payment of
fines and penalties collected by or paid the
justices of the peace in the District of Col
umbia under the acts of congress approved
the third and fifth of August, eighteen hun
dred and sixty one, and for other purposes, to
the treasurer of the board of said Metripolit
an police: in whose hands the same sha con-
stitute contingent fund" to be disbursed
under the order, and for such purposes as the
said board of police may direct
Approved, July Is, 1862.
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we'd, July y, 1862.
TPUBIC-No. 1927

AN ACT concerning the courts Of the United
States in and for the district of Michigan.
BE 1t enacted by the senate and house of
representatives Of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that in addition to
the courts now provided by law to be held in
the district Of Michigan, general term of the
circuit court of the United States for said dis
trict Of Michigan shall be held annually at the
court room in the city Of Detroit on the Sec
ond Monday of February, and that all writs
bills, pleas, suits, appeals, recognizances. in
dictments, and all other proceedings, civil and
criminal, shall be proceeded with at said term
in like manner as now at the June and Octo-
Der terms of said court.
Approved. July IA, 1862.
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PUBLIC-No. l43.
AN ACT to extend the territorial limits of the
territory of Nevada

AN All to extend the territorial limits of the
territory of Nevada.
Be 1t enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in congress assembled, that all that part of
the territory of the United States included
within the following limits, namely begin.
ming at the point of interjection of the forty
second degree Of north latitude with the thr-
ty-eighth degree oflongitude west from Wash
ington; thence running south on the said thir-
ty-eighth degree of west longitude until it in
tersects the northern boundary line of New
Mexico; thence due west to the thirty-ninth
degree of longitude west from Washington:
thence with said thirty-ninth degree north to
the intersection of said forty-second degree
Of north latitude; thence east with said forty
second degree of north latitude to the place
Of beginning, be and the same is hereby at
tached to and made part of the territory of
Nevada, subject to the limitations, restrictions
and provisions Of the act organizing the terri
tory OF Nevada.
App owed, July IA, 1862.
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the public interests will not be promoted by
establishing naval depot and navy yard in
or near said harbor of New London instead of
League island, and that they also make the
same investigation in regard to the waters of
Narragansett bay.
Approved, July Is, 1862
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Is5ss7aaT7szaE=a BOSTON & WORCESTER
rI:::ss=::5z:::::fRAILRoAD. = SUMNER ARRANGE.
- -YENT commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
heave worcester % at 40 ExP Az 81 Fxp to Franz
I, $40 N. and5OO p m. trains start from the upper
all 9th! others from the Lower Station
M1Hbury, g. 30 q. m. 44U 2. III.
Crater az j. l9 % I, e. m ,5lsp%
Cordaville, IA 20 a. IN. l23 SAP D. m
Milford 40. $40 a. m. 5OOp. M
Northboro I, a. m. l2,3O p. m.
:, Framingham: Is Express, $40, $780, lo.4s IN ls1
Exp, Il Ex 692, ll.Ol Exp. p. m.
Saxonville, 725 a IL IS p. IN.
Natick a 81 a. 70 l i n Loo, 6l2pm
Newton Lower ais, 65, 800 u 05 4SO, 555, $50
West Newton 70, 7l2. 8 70 s82 wor, sl2ll22 wor.,
a. N =. ~, II, q %, 6 H3 Wor.. S,41 =
Mewtonvllle, 6l6' 7l6 SIG 9G M, 3D. ?2l, 446, GIL
Newton Corner 6?l, 81 S2I 8,a7 92l n27 m, l,ss,
l;rshtqn q 72G, It's $40 9,2s, 1872 m l4t, 2,s,
cam5rid Crossing $50, $50. 8,sO $50 m, 49, 2s5,
Ga@Gridge Farm, a. 1884 ss4 m, l4s 2,9s, 5o4 500.
Rfo%tdne ess+ Is, las. Is g, 10 am I2 H., 1850,
~, ~ h95 s. $50 p m On sunday 945 m, and l25
'in connection wtB trains on Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
:, Worcester at AIS Exp lis, $50 Exp. m. ls0 2l5
EE ASa 400 i.i - E Zap 80 80 EXP EXP p
For New York, Springfield, $50 Exp a. ~ ais
EXP, 80 EXp .. m "
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 Exp. p. m.
Millbury, IT'S m. 100 D. In.
Grafton, 7. Is a. m. l.30. 4O0p m.
Westboro', Is q. m, 80. 4N0 $50 Ex D. m
Southbgrough, It's m, 80, 90 pm.
Cordaville. 7l5 a. M 80. 10 p. IA
Ashland, L. a. m. I.30, 4. 90 D. m
EXP. 90 D 30 Exp, $50. exp. p M '' ''
Milford, lis a. m. t3O, $50 p. M.
Northboro', Is a. M, 4 90 D. m
Marlboro, 7 Is a. m i 80, AGO D. m.
Natick. us, $50 a M. / 80. 4 co. 500 M
west Needham Is, $50 m, l.3O, 400 6.OOpm
Granville, 7,l5 $50 NJ 100. 90, 6 90 pm
Au6urnuale Newtonvile, Newton Corner Cambridge
| 1870, 3, 4 80, 6, 7, $50 p m. ' " nj
SaXonyille $50 a. m, 500 p. m.
80, p m. '' '' g
Brookline, r. 745, $780, IL a. m. H. 2sO| 20.
6l5 Is g. 10 p On Sundays at lOl5 a. M II sand
4 d m. only. ' i'
lzB' New York Sunday Mail Train at $780, nm
'In connection with Trains Charles River Branch
No.. .,,o go. f. b. PHILLIPS, Supt
SUssOm apIll 9O: i9oZ uu my5
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CARRIAGE SPONGES.-O One bale Sc.
~ lected Carriale Sponges. for sale by DAVID
SCOTT PSI Main, corner Mechanic street. dtf jyl6
OXYGENATED BITTERS - A sure
~ cure for Dyspepsia for sale by GEO. r. SPUR,
20l Main street dtf apl0
GUM ARABIC.-A large lot of extra
~ Gum Arabic, for sale bv GEO. r. SPUR, 2OI Main
ptr9et. diff mchl
DR. HARRISON'S CHALYBEATE
- - TONIC, or IRONIzED CATAwRA WINE, for
myls du 25l Main, corner Mechanic street..
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Ess,s.- WORCESTER & NASHUA

e=:=5 asz- R ILR o AD.-sUMMER ARRANGE
.-EES---EH=NENT.-Train follows: Leave
Worcester at $40 and Ills M, and 40 p. IN
Leave Nashua att a m. and II M, and p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains oil
Concord where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groon Junction, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with rainB
of the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception of the sl
train from Boston, and at FchbuTg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
a train leaves Worcester every Sunday morning at $40
o'clock for LEVEL and stations stopping to take up
passengers when signal is made Returning leave Low
ell at 5 80 reach Worcester 100
For further particulars and connections with oths
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester June 10, 1862. diff
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ID R.. H I L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,


4, FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Dprine the nr,c
lce Ol neen years Ur. Hill has come in cUrtnct viii,
Almost lnnumerable cases of Debility occasionod bg
dreauln habit OF solitary self abuse They cnntinne
70 warn AL Young men VIII, afflicted to avoid
as they value their lives and advise ali "a hn arc
troubled with the habit its consenllences Ynaro
ihey can be cured Of such trouble to let them know
the DIRE disasters resulting in the attendance
III lme IL sno eX6geeration to say that three fouThs
q me insane owe their malady to this horrd habit he
prOprittols OF Insane Asylums cOruborate tho state
meht ana II the victim escapes Insanity idocy yet he
or She entirely untitled the real pic aslres OF life
either in OF out of the domestic eircleith pocreat
powers ruined led with dstrust ever doubtful of
ms rends, III fact, perfect hypoch0ndrlac what is he
nj LOT Out 20 be ana die Attend them at once
ali You VINO are addicted to this miserable habit or il
ma! oe 100 rare, ana you may down dishonored
save hSrdy ~ to meet the God who gave you the pow
els winch you nave made instead Of a blessing
as they were intended There exists not in The hoie
world an object more loathsome miserable than one
thus broken III health and hopes. Avoid then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven. 100
pr mn practice is wholly the botanic principle
ana therefore upon natural foundation
Ohlce No. 81 Vain street, 0rcester open from M
ton fP' ''eiA