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1891. THE 1891.
PITTsBUGH, PORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
To all Points I'm the S0uth, West, ara.
Northwest.


SPRING ARRANGEMENT
TUNES Cincinnati a. suies and TO Indlanspss-
IL st. Louis and Chicago quicker than ~ any otl-
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Fdst Mail Line-Leave Pittsburgh. f:40 a. m.
Arrives at Cresthne l0sO a. M:
Making clos eonnsc ion: with b Be ls and
Arriving at Indianapolis at s:S5 p. m; 81. Louis.
1919 p. M; Cincinnati 100 p. m; and Chicago iln0'
by steubeayie. Trains both roads meet nj Colum-
bis, and passengers all 60 into Cincinnati together.
ETprsss 7rain-Lesves Pittsburgh ....... 40 a. M
Arrives at Cresthne. 49,. ..1e:S0 O. m.
Making close connections as above.
Arriving at Indianapolis at $50 m; St. Louir. 1870
VI; Cincinnati SEQ n; and Chicago 1890 An
Steubenville Trains both roads meet at Colun,
bus, and passengers all go 10 Cincinnati Together
Sleeping on this train from Pittsburgh 10 Gu.
cinnati. to Indianapolis. and 10 Chicago.
Trains through to Chicago without change Of cars
EASTWARD rnAIys.
tcave Chicago este N and $50 pm. A.rivinea
Lima 2:25 and 8f0 . m. Connecting with trains
for Dayton nrd Cincinnati. Arriving ut trestiine
a:45 IN aud CLIO m
Cleveland, Bunalo and the East and arriving at Pitts
urgh 2.eO a IN and 40 p m. All making close con-
nection: with trains on p:lnsyivania Raiirond for
Accommodation Irdins-From Federal street, Al.
legheny, for New Brighton 915 m and 4.05 m; ar.
rves at B. ighton at HOO 4 m and 5 AZ p IN. Leav
New Brighton at $50 a and 1880 M, arrives at.
Allegheny at $50 a m and 200 m.
Allegheny and Economy Accommo alton trainleavs
Allegheny at i2 m and p m, aud arrives a. Economy
Mt 90 D m and Z p IN. Leaves Economy Mt $50 N
and 33S p m and ARRIVES in Allegheny at 70 a "a,
and 4.5Opm.
AHiance Market Train Leaves Alliance at 500
and arrives in Allegheny at II 80 m; leaves Al
legheny at 2. 20 p and arrives in Alliance at I20 N
stopping all stations for passengers and marketing.
Tickets will be sold for these trains at reduced rates
Through Trains connect as follows:
At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and PIT
burgh Railroad.
At Orrvills, Ohio, to and from Miilersburg,
At Mansfield, ohio, for Mt Vernon Shelby dusky,
Toledo, Diet. oft, &c.
At Cresthne, for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus.
Cincinnati, xena, Dayton, Indianapolis, 81. Louir.
Louisville, &c.
At Forest for Springfield, sandusky, Dayton, Cncin
natl, &C.
Al Lima, for Sydney, Dayton, Cincinnati, &c.
Al Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette. Undian1,) ".
Louis and intermediate points In Central Indiana
and Illinois.
At Plymouth, for Laporie
At wanatah, for all points on the New dibany an;
Salem Railroad.
oand at Chicago with trains for all points In Inr.s
Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
For further information, and Through Tickets apply
J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station Pittsburgh
GEORGE PARKlN, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station. allegheny.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of tic
Company the line Of the road, to all parts Of the
United States. g. 9. H4THEWAf,
General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh
March IS, 1861.
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CLOSE CONVENTIONS MADE

Reclnmations Promptlyand Fairly adjusted
Mark Packages "Past Express Line. via O. b."
IN NEW YORK Rsysr sSHSs :; aus.9n
ger Depot, 6S Warren st., or At Canal st. Depot.
IN BOSTON Rsys. good: .1 nS;'i S.. saa
and mark above.
Eastward bound freight Of every description win
be forwarded At lowest current rates. and II from
TEN Roads, should be consigned TO IA. wALLlNG-
FORD, Chicago" Or 'GREAr WESTERN RAILWAY,
Detroit"
For the transportation of Live Stock TO Buffalo, Al.
bany NewYorx and Boston, this route 10 uneQualled
for speed stock cars, sleeping for Drovers. and
spacious and convenient yards for stack making Il
most desirable route for shippers.
Through bills Of Lading given. and Rselsmstons
paid at any of the Company's offices.
G. J. BRIDGES. Managing Director G. w.K,, Ham.
itton. JULIUS M0yIUS, Gent Agent, Buffalo. TEOS.
BELL, G. ui frt Agt., Hamilton. w, J. sPlCEK, Agt.
Detroit. E.P. BEACH. Ast. 2r8 Brssdwsy. N.Y.
o. KlMBALL, Agt 81 State st, Boston.
A. WALLlNGFORD ID, Western Ast.,
Cor. Lake and Dearborn 6t.,, srp fremont Hcuse,
! via rt{f - sssF
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VASirY.-The vanity0of human life is "a
river. constantly passing away, andyct con-
stantly coming on.
Forgiveness, the noblest of all self.denial.
ia virtue, which he alone who can prac-
tice in himself can willingly believe in an
other.
1t Is cuyions to note the old sea margins
ofhuman thought! Each subsiding centu-
~ yields some new mystery; we build
where monsters used to hide themselves.
FRIENDsnIP.--Prosperity is no just scale
adve, sity is the only balance to weigh friends
].
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MEDICAL
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

IIO w AILDl fRCSVCIAIION,
A afih9ia PHlLADELPHlA. isot .
Benevolent Institutfon estdbiishcd By special En-.
dosonent, fortAe Retisfoft Sick and Dissrssssd,
afflicted sciA TJrssi6mt and CkreRtc Dtsedsee,
dnd sspectaltyfOr tAs Cure QfDiseases Of the Sea.
tlal O,.gans. aae e4fss sg5 fss.5s as FrD s4eae
NHEDlUAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
scription of thejr condition. Gage, occupation hab.
its OF life, &c) and In cases Of extreme to
furnish Medicine free Of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhea and other Dis.
eases ofthe Sexual Organs and on the New Remedies
employed In the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two thres
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLrN HouGHroN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association No. South Ninth str et, Phla !.
delphia, Pa. By order ofthe Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Presidsnt.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
April 3, IS61-f
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Quilp says that all sorts of bodily
inArmities are petted by fair ladies' as
if they were positive charms, but he
hasn't seena woman yet who could get
up an elegant thing out Of an infuen-
"a, or make fine art of blowing her
nose
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OR CINCINNATI
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road!

Shortest Quickest, aud only Direct Route from Chi
cSGo TO Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
O Lake street, as follows:
First train 145 am, arrives ~ Michigan City at
1890 m, tdinner) La Fayette 525, tsnpper) tndi
annapolis S:l5, pm, Lawrenceburg 1880, and Cincin-
natl at il45p.m.
Second train OOp M arrive at Michigan City at 9:2O
p. M. La Fayett. $40 a.m., Indianapolis $50 am,
Lawrenceburg 1920 In, Cincinnati at i0:45 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 300 pm, arrive at
Burlington at TIPS m arrive at Chicago ut 6l5
at Cincinnati 1880 am.
Only one change of cars between Chicago and Gin.
cinnati.
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and run through from Chicago to Cincinnati without:
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
In the West and at the companys Office, corner Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot Of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
H.J.SPALDING, Agt Chic ago.
WV. POWELL, Trav. Agent,
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RAILROADS..
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
1sthe only Roadto
WASHINGTON, CITY.

ciusively by the b. o. n. r. Co. Passengers by the
pretended routes to Washington City, are subjected
to omnbustravel tedious delays, and extra charges
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad in connection
with the Central Ohio Railroad presents TO the trav
cling public short and desirable route, from Column
Passengers by this route can visit the cities Of a
tmore, PHILADELPHIA, New York Boston, al the cost
Of a ticketto New York or Boston alone by other
lines. sli Yt8Fa s'rs7e ftI Ha tl8
Throughtickets can also be procured VIA washing
ton City to the Eastern cities, At On additional
traveller. to the East from all Western points can
depend upon quick time and connections Sleep
ing cars attached to all night trains.
Newark $3.50 am, GAINESVILLE 7:is am. Benwood,
(wheengl l2:35 p. M Grafton 5:25 m. Cumb eriand
1910 M Harpsr's Ferry 300 m; arrives in Ralst
500 pm, Newark 4:is pm zanesvfiie $40 psa, Ben.
wood, (Whecling) i0:10pm, Grafton 500 am, Cumber
hand am, Harpers Ferry 1880 pm; arrives at Bal
timore 4:45 pm, Washington City 600 pm.
Direct connections made at Baltimore with above
trains for Philadelphia New York and Boston, and ut
Washington City for Richmond, Wilmington, Charles
on, &c.
Tickets good until use d. with the nsivfiege Of stop
ping or at all principal pofRts. But one change Of
cars between Columbus and Baltimore.
Business men and travellers for pleasure or inform
aion can visit all the eastern cities at comparative
ly small expense. The scenery is celebrated for its
wonderful beauty and sublmity;h Is unsqualed in
the world ltssystem Of day and night Track Police
Its splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph lines;
its large amount Of double track its fire hotels (un
erthe surveillance of the company ensures to the
passenger, speed, safety, and comfort.
Through tickets and baggage checks can he pro-
cured at all the principal and steamboat Of
fees TN the west.
Ask for tickets via Bal.smors and Ohio Railroad.
1. N. COLE, Gen. Ticket Ag'tB&oR
w. P. SMITH, Mast. Transportation,
sfe II. G. JEWETT, Pies't, @ ORR
J. w. BROWN, Gen. Tick 81 Agt II
Eff. FULLER, Gen. West'n A g't B&O n r.
, 1862-03-08

EASILY SAID.-The British ColoniSt,
published in the vicinity of the North Pole
INDUCES in The following splendid specula-
tions upon the war proposed between the
United States and England by the London
Times and the American peace papers
" Esquimault would become the rendez-
vous of large feet, and from there would
sail expeditions to command the Columbia
and capture San Francisco. The want of
defense would render the latter an easy
victory. With San Francisco, the Columbia
and Puget Sound in our possession, no
offensive operations can disturb us. The
concentration of large fleet here would
have the effect of making money plenty"
'' Yes and Skager-rack would become
the rendezvous Of large feet, and from
there would sail expeditions to command the
English Channel and capture London The
want of defnese would render the latter an
easy victory. With London, the English
Channel and the North Sea in our posses
sion, no offensive operations can disturb
us. The concentration of large fleet at
Skager-rack would have the effect ofmaking
money plenty in the surrounding coun-
try Sac. Union.
, 1862-03-08
The Allied European Powers--M exico and
the United States.

There is a growing uneasiness in official
circles, in reference to the complications
which threaten to grow out of European
Intervention in Mexico. Such interven-
ton in the political affairs of any part of
this continent, it is very generally feared,
must sooner or later draw the United
States into collision with the intervening
Powers. How it is to be brought about,
or what precise shape or form it will take,
nobody of course can foresee with certainty.
The American policy known as the Mon
roe doctrine has undoubtedly become
fixed idea of the American people Tho
for years a dogma of the Democratic party
only, the proposition that no European
lish its political system alongside of us, to
the exclusion of more popular forms of
government, is adopted by the people at
large, and the Administration of to-day, as
freely as it was maintained few years ago
by single political school. think it will
be found, when prudence will admit of its
publication, the fact will appear that Mr..
Seward has protested against the proposed
intervention, and intimated that if we do
not make our protest more vigorous and eff
fective at the present time it is only be-
cause we cannot consent to be diverted
from the paramount struggle at home x :
England, it is fully believed here, has al
ready occupied Matamoras, in Mexico If
this shall prove true, the purpose of such
occupation is too transparent for disguise.
tits totally unnecessary for any avowed
and honest aim of the British government
and looks to illicit intercourse with Browns
vile, Texas, on the opposite bank of the
Rio Grande, through which England may
supply herself with the very large stock of
cotton now in Texas, paying for it in COM
modities for which the rebels are in great
distress. Matamoras and Brownsville are
forty miles from the sea; of course our
blockading squadron will be quite unable
to intercept this illegal trade. One can
hardly overestimate the important aid and
comfort which the public enemy will de-
rive through this channel Besides, foreign
goods will be taken from Matamoras, by
British enterprises, into the interior of
Mexico, and thence smuggled across the
boundary, even if we have possession of
Brownsville and were able to prevent their
landing in that immediate point.
All this the Administration foresaw long
ago, and expected to check it, as we'll as to
create a great Union State in western Texas
by the California expedition, and their
plans were defeated by the cry of ''specula-
ton" and ''jobbery' by the very men whose
duty it was to see that corruption and job
berry should be checked and defeated with
out defeating at the same time important
measures of the public policy Washing
ton Cor S. F. Bulletin.
, 1862-03-08

HEAVY Loss OF STOCK.-Mr Hersper-
ger, who lives on the Sacramento river, in
Sutter county, Cal, has experienced very
severe losses in stock on account of the late
freshet. He had six thousand head of sheep
and 400 head of cattle on his ranch, and the
sudden rise of the waters made it impossi-
bic for them to remove them. He has
consequently been compelled to keep them
all on about 200 acres of land, that being
all the dry land in his neighborhood. He
has fed all the hay or grain he had or
could purchase, and as a last resort was OBJ
liged to charter the steamer 'Vasalia,' to
transport them to this place, where he can
get access to the hill lands. Over 100 head
of his cattle have already died from cold and
want of water and the loss of sheep will
be still greater in proportion. Three barge
loads have already landed here, to the num-
Der of 5000, and it is distressing to see
them-abour 200 having died here and on
the trip down. The road to the foothills,
where he is driving, is lined with the poor
animals, which, exhausted, lie down and
die on the route. The loss in stock from
these freshets cannot be estimated. At
least one-third of the stock of the State
must have perished-this being only one of
the instances of loss and of the mildest
type.-Knights Landing NeroS
, 1862-03-08
True Charity.

'Tis charity to guard the couch
Of one whose death is drawing near,
But still, whose malady is such
That others shrink away with fear.
To give, not where we hope to gain
The praise of those who see the deed,
But where we find, in street or lane,
The most of merit and of need.
To stand beside our open door,
With friendly hand and loving heart,
And greet alike the rich and poor,
Who jostling throng life's busy mart.
For sorrow dwells on every side,
And enters in at every door,
And throws its scepter, far and wide,
Among the rich rs well as poor.
The tear that starts when death appears
Within the humble cottage walls,
Tells nothing more of hopes and fears
Than mourning in more stately halls.
And charity may find the rich
As grateful for a kindly deed,
As those who in their rags and filth,
Proclaim their Wretchedness and need.
A mothers tears, although they flow
By silken couch with comforts nigh,
May tell as much of earthly woe,
AS that which dims the beggar's eye.
Then charity must journey wide,
And enter in at every door;
For sorrow dwells on every side,
Among the rich as well as poor.
, 1862-03-08

Country Orders sol cited and punetually attended
to. TERMS invariably CASH. Iy
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X Ii | l. l. S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No Sc Main Street, Worceser.

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG AlEN-Dnri,,a tI,o ,,roc
tce OF hlteen Years Dr. Hill has in contact with
Almost hulherablc cases of Debility, Occasioncd H.
ureadnl habit of solitary self abuse They contnne
70 warn an Young men who are not afflicted to avoid
IL as they value their lives, and to advise ali "a no arc
uOuNled with the habit OF its consequences where
ey can De cured OF such trouble and let them know
Tue re disasters resulting in the attendance of them
~ uc II Is no eNageeration to that three toulths
y 'hc insane owe their malady this hurrd habit The
popnetOlS OF Insane ASylums COrruborate the state
neul' ana II me victim escapes isany idocy vet he
or sue erely untitled Tor the real pleasures Of life
el'eV III or out OF the domestic eircle-wib pocreatiye
powers ruined afflicted with distrust doubtful of
~ M laet perfect hypoehOndriac. what is he
Az AL you Mh9 are addicted to this miserable habit or it
may De 100 late, and may go down 20 disbonorcd
crave lafuy Mt to meet the God who gave YOU the now
US winch you nave made instead Of a blessing
AZ teE were intended. There exists not in the "a hnIs
h III. oDlect more loathsome miserable than one
% 0Iokeh III health and hopes. Avoid it then as Won
WISH lur happiness ana heaven ~
and il practice Is wholly ON the botanic principle
"l,u therefore upon a natural foundation. f'
Oice NO. 81 Vain street " orCester omen from \ N,
70 p NJ Letters postpaid) will receive prolupt atfcn
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1aiIroa0s.
BOSTON & WORCESTER

1=Tz-ss5ss z-Fa,z BOSTON & WORCESTER
st.s;=;-s-. ;5:=FRAILROAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE
- - s-AEET, commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS ieavefor Boston, as follows:
leave worcester az $50 Exp,, ass Exp to Fran, I,
l. 94o and 100 y m. trains start from the upper
Grafton, I; ~, 100 q. m. l, 5 is y. m.
SSo oq}a 2S O96a; n; !2o and s,sepm,
(or9Iavile' ~ 1929 a. m l.23, 542 p. II
ashland: LIS 1926 a. m, 80, Sac p. m
nM,orthboro' |, a NJ Il 81 T p, n III
MMari52rS', I24, a. m. LOO, $3.50 y. II
EFT FTan'nshsm Il Express, sac SOC 1919 m L39
SNST2hvilie "a ! = a N; l2,45 D. m.
Nest 49, 949 .,iS $40 !lO0 m. Loo, SIP pm
S%faIttvIiie 559 l,54 s2l, HIP m Ill 20 m.
n '' Lower ais 655 800 M O5, 4S0, 555, $50
a % NJ NfgGn = ~ II w9 9Is2a wor
Newtonville' SIS, 7l6. SIG 9,l6 M GIL
J NeTt0p Corner s2! 81 82I, $751; s2 n,27 M 1856
y Hrl b 80 726, SO $40, 1925, l32 M 14 2,
f9 an Crossing $50 100, $50, $50 m, 2a5,
Cambridge Farm, 81 Ss4 984 N, I4e 2ss 500 6,2g,
- Br9"kne 635.. I5 7.45' Is, s., 10 am. p m 100
g. 2I. 695, $50 On sunday S45 m, and i3I5
an connection with trains on Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston. as follows
WoFGester; al 4.l5 Emp 7l5 $50 EXP l3O 2.l5
AA 40 NY 4l5 EXp SEQ EXP a. m. 2I5 Exp. p m.
Exp, 30 Exp. p. III ' ~
New New YORK. via Norwich, $50 EXP. pm.
Mnlbury, 49, m 100 D. IN.
Grafton us a. IN. l.30, 4O0p m
eIi9UI9 li5 a. e; M LS2 "a GO $50 EXP.
Curdaville, lis q. III. 100 400 p. NJ,
Ashland, IT'S a. m. 100, 4 90 D. m.
FraninghaIn. AIS EXP, rs $50 Exp a. m 40 2l5
EXP. 400 80 Exp, S.30 exp. pm
Milford, Ills a. m. l3j, 5 30 p. IN.
Northboro'. I Is a. m 400 D. M
Marlboro, Is a. m 80, AGO D. M
Natick lis, $50 a m. ! 30. 4 90. 6. 90 n NJ
vest NSedham, / l5 $50 m, l.30, 400 pm.
Grantville, Ills, 93O m, 1870 4 90, 6,00pm
Aubumdale, Newlonvile, Newton Corner Cambridge
Gd0sSing and Cambridge Farm, It's, s, $50 m II m
$50, J. 30, 6, I, $50 m. 10y
SaXonve, $50 6. m, 800 p. m.
9,3a, p. IN. " &"
Brookline, =, 745 800, II a. M l2ls* 2SO+ 800.
6i5 ll5 g 10 p III. On sundays at l05 a. M. Il As and
AS only ~
81 New York Sunday Mail Train at T. 80 D M
sin connection with Trains or Charles River Branch
Boston, April So 1862 DIFF - nv,
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1 CURE WARRANTED.

IN ILLS RE is warranted to cure emissions
anu All diseases oil the Urinary Organs Within the last
hree years upwards OF 5000 bottles have been sold in
b h not suGle case can be produced where it
mas hlltu 10 make quick and lasting CURE This is moi
here assertion but well known fact which can he
proved at any moment. DR. Hill would not take mis-
eou 10 make known the virtues this never failing
nHtute were It not to put the public on their guard
n6ast me hubug preparations which are advertised
oN CERTAIN apothecareS " hi know nothing Of tho lis
eases Mhch they pretend to cure, who for the sake of
hhS lew dollars, cndanger the life health and CON
suuon OF their deludcd victims. To ali W o are aflcted
WIN private complaints but more especially 10 GU who
l"Ne neeh uuned by miserable pIetendcrS Dr. hin would
recommend trni " his failing Mixture
1t tIeFef Ias 10 cure the worst in Il short time
WITHOUT regard to diet risk exposure II is mild
peasant aud safe 10 take Ii puIics the bl0ou DESTROYS
tht poison lurking III the system, and completely reno
Yates ana reheWs the constitution. DIR. Hills Mixture
taken IN season. viii prevent well as cure The com
pultS Tor winch 1t is recommended; in short II il tI
oh sure and safe remedy which has been discover
co l0 me cure OF all private complaints The nrce F
Dr Hus Mixture is only So bottle and If will he soNt
securely packed ANA conc acd any part of the div Nv
country when ordered, it'll the price tnclOsco r;toJs
pusipaul directed to pr Hill will receive pronpt at
lear of exposure. - F''"N'' "l'huuS
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ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
Institution established for the benefit OF the sick
ana suffering whether rich poor, is under the inme-
diate care of Dr. T. X TAYLOR, aided by some of the
pest consultation talent the city affords. The Wode
treatment prachced embraces all the modern improve
ens which have been made by the professors and stu
gents OF medicine surgery, electricity. magnetism, psy
Shology and mental and spiritual philosophy DR.. lay
LOT IS an experienced pEysician well -killful op
orator ana manipulation. During practice of twenty
years he has been eminey successful in curing some
81 the worst cases OF Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sia kheqmatism Neuralgia Mental and Nervous Depres
sloh ara Female Complaints, which have under
medical care Many cases of Nervous Prostitution Neu
ralgia and Female arrangements are relieved at
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever cause
pr9duced are treated by the eclectic system with nva
IlaDle success Patients from distance, who wish
TO remain in the city while under treatment be fur
nshed with good accommodations and board at moder
ate rates by communicating with DR.. Taylor day OF
two before their arrival.
Office, consultation and operating rooms, No II Han
over street All letters Of inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to DR. r. X. TAYLOR, Bos
ton.
PS.-Dr. Taylor's Medical Work beth sexos emit.
tied THE Medical Companion can be obtained of him,
or of W. v. SPENCER Bookseller and Publisher, "a
Washington street price 50 Three stamps extra
when sert by mail diff APPS
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA TLoJS CURE About seven years AGO.
contracted VeTV heavy cold which clup 10 mo Vim
dreadful ienacity, lrslslhA al Nc skill Of nIn sicions
nH !ne power OF medicines. suffered constantly ron,
pam III the hearti no appetite; part OF the time Toe
weak 10 walk; night sweats which reduced me- tn n
smu9W aFohlzlns pain in every Joint in my body CEN
HHtam.y emily III word, was Il poor, miserable an
uiSppG MIttch ana often prayed for death emploved
IN U tght hNSlclnns, and must have taken AT ieost
~ VI H"usSous edcincs, OF one kind and auofb-
Nj, oGt 10 no good purpose as grew worse every dav
"A went 10 Dr. Hill who succeeded in curing me
~ II new a1 delightful 81 stem Of treating disc ases r
Wcn tne patient IS not required take nasty nied-
I ST. was thoroughly cured in about three months
"HI an now as well and hearty buck advise tbs
SVA 10 e. TO Dr lli who viii effect speedy cure at
o nan inc price charged by other physicians and no
hthY medicines, "tO be well shaken before taken 40
~ ~, ,, - JOHN TRASK Providence r. l.
To DE. HILL 50 Mnin strnrt w nrrnstnr No. ~ ~ -