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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

The CONFERENCE OF CHURcHEs,-At the
morning session, yesterday, reports were heard
from the various churches embraced in the
association, after which there was a discus
sion participated in by Rev. Messrs. Sweet
ser, Richardson, and Allen of this city, Hough-
ton of Berlin, Kendall of Auburn, and Bard
well Of Oxford, on the custom: GLOW can
the eXigency of our country be turned to the
promotion of religion?"
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Fourteen thousand nine hundred and sixty
four men have been mustered into the service
Of the United States for nine months from this
commonwealth. There were in camp, Oct
20, 1853. TO this is to be added l060-the
number contained in the 9th regiment and
Jones battery-making 1913 volunteers for
nine months thus fur raised in the common
wealth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

The LYCEuM LECTURES The series of lee
lures, under the auspices of the lyceum COM
mittee, embraces the names of Edward Ever
EFT, Henry Ward Beecher, II. W. Bellows,
NJ. d. Conway, r. S. Storrs, and other we'll
known and favorite lecturers. The introduce
tory lecture will be given Thursday evening,
Nov. 9th, by Henry Ward Beecher
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Worcester Southwest Senatorial District
Convention.

W Orcester southwest Senatorial District
Convention.
The republicans of the Worcester south
west senatorial district assembled in conven-
ton at the Town Hail. in Charlton, on We'd
nesday, Oct. 22d, for the purpose of nomi-
mating a candidate for state senator.
The convention was permanently organized
as follows =
President-Wm. S. Adams of West Brookfeld.
Vice PresidenS-Henry Haynes Jr. of Stur-
bridge, John Warren Of Auburn, Vim. II. Davis of
= seeretaries-H c. Gray OF Southbridge, Joseph
Burroughs of Oxford.
The committee on credentials reported
eleven towns in the district, represented by
forty-six delegates.
Inc convention proceeded to vote informal
ly tor candidate for senator, with the follow
ing result
Whole number of votes...- 40
Asher Josn OF Webster,,,.,... %
kOenezer Davis OF Dudley,.............. Q
Henry Haynes, DR., of Sturbridg e ........... 6
John McFales OF West BroOkfeid ,,,., 2
+. ID. Brown of Webster, .................3
The names of Mr.. Davis of Dudley. and
Mr.. Haynes of Sturbridge, were withdrawn,
and on the formal ballot Asher Joslin of Web
ster, received forty-one votes, the whole num-
Der cast, and was declared unanimously NOM
mated as candidate for senator.
NJ. VIM. II. Davis of Webster returned the
thanks Of the Webster delegation for the hon
or conferred upon their esteemed fellow citi-
zen, who, he believed would faithfully and
ably represent the district. Dr. Carpenter of
Warren, and others, expressed their unquali-
fled approval OF the choice made of candi-
date for senator. From intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. JoSlin, they felt confident that he
would honorably represent the district in the
support of the great republican principles rep
resented by John A. Andrew aud Charles
Sumner. Rev. /. Holmes being called for,
made short address, congratulating the con
yention on the happy result of its labors, and
recommending unwavering fidelity to, and
firm support of the principles of human free
dom.
The following persons were appointed a
district committee for the ensuing year,
Auburn, Ezra Rice; Brookfeld, Geo S. Dewey;
Charlton, Rufus Is. Dodge; Dudley, Amasa Davis;
leicester John ID. Coggswell; lOxlord, Moses
Stone Souihbridge. II. &. Cray Spencer Dexter
BuIaTd; Stulbridge. Henry Haynes, Jr; Warren,
j. b. Hubbard; West Brookield, Horace D. Raw
son; Webster, VIM. H. Davis.
The committee was subsequently organized
by choosing Rufus b. Dodge president, and
IL. c. Gray secretary.
The HUrcHlNsoNs had a good house last
night, and gave fine concert. A gentleman
who has attended every concert the Hutchin-
sons ever gave in this place tells us that Viola
is perfect counterpart of Abby. John w
Hutchinson and his family are established IA
vorites with Worcester county audiences.
The WIZARD is to perform at the theatre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

ANOTHER REGIMENT THROUGH WORCESTER.
The Goth Maine regiment is expected here
about one o'clock this afternoon, on its way
to New York via Norwich. 1t was quartered
in Faneuil Hall last night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

Gov. ANDREW has appointed William S.
Denny of this city to be commissioner to ex-
anime the accounts of the Worcester and
Nashua railroad, vice Stephen p. Twiss, term
pynirpd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

MIL1 TARy roos
large assortment of SHyor1 " " U u .
Drntin iTT ,rb oyercoat Sngs Tistits CHps
fact eveFvthne ups kne, Fork and spoon din
i,iihs mat Soldier wants to mote In, 80
loftabie Presentation swords 10 MAKE nm COM
quality. RICH Rhi9EiuIedl OF the best
Ior,o ,-u. sign OF The Big Gun l95 Main sra
and Spectaeles. riifei " are JeEelry,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

y Frsend Ia Need-Ery H.-pR. SWEETS
IN FALLlBLE LlNlMEEl is prepare0 from the REGIME
VI pr STEPHEN Sweet. of Connecticut, the great bune
seitet and has been used in his practice the last
twenty wears with the most astonishing success an
external remedy ii is without rival and will aIeviafn
PAIN more speedily than other preparation Ear ali
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it Is truly ufihIe
ana as II urative Tor sores, Wounds, Sprains Bruises
&c ITS soothing healin and powerful strenqthering
pFoperSs eAclte the lust wonder and asonishmen Of
an who have ever gwen it trial over four EuuIred
the last two wears, attest this fact = " 'i''
See advertisement. decd qpry On
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24
~, ,,.,, a card to the s.assIes
IN DofONCoS GOLDEH PERIODICAL PILLS

DIX DUPONCOS golden PERIODICAL Pills
,.,, FOR FEMALES.
iiocln correcting, regulating, ard removing all oh
as a preventive. ''N'''."
ne combination Of ingredients in these Pills are er
lectN harmless Their icacy me rts are based IN
on al extensive practice ut Thirty years and where
me IrectlOns nave been strictly followed thev have ey
e. v 20 correct all rree ulaities. They relieve nnin
IUi ana UNCUT MenstrUatiun, (partiCularIv al the
cnahgt OF mel They will cure the Whites and rerove
an ODstruetlons arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; ana may be used cCeSsfnlIv AS a nreyeitiy
FSlales pecu lrly situated. those supp0sinp ten1
ScleSso, are cautioned against using these Pills willis
III that condition. lest they invite miscarriage and tho
proprietor assumes no Responsibility alter this adun1
t" aIthough then nneSs would prevent any MISCHIEF
10 eat other" Use the Pills are rceoinmendpd FniI
anu eNPhclt directions accompany each box Prize ii
o0i. IN HOrceSte1, Mass, by the fO lowing drupests
DANlD SCOI1i 2ll Main street, JAMES GREEN iii
Mali street ana w. II. GOULDlNG, $40 Main st. La.
ules DySenumG by 81 to either Othe'' bUpp 10eUts
through tls wore Ster'POst OlCe can have Tie Mills
sent cOhhden!yl ~ mail to any part of the coui,Iy
ireeol hostage. Sold also by i. A ot,y1etf Clinton
T. y ~ q btdT, warren. b. Il. DeLaDd &Orth Rrouk-
ntlu ana y: o. Henfg WesbOrU' and by one Druggist
~ every village ana city in the United States and by s.
u howe, sole Proprietor, New York.
\. b,-Beware of COHntereits Buy no Golden Pills.
OF any KIND unless the box is signed g. d. Howe All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as YOU
Nue your NE ana health, Ito say nothing being hum
DISReu out ~ Your money bay only those who show
inc signature Of $ ID. Howe every box, which has
FeCtny been added on account Of the pills being
terlelteu. dl0n $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

Experience teaches that deIicacy preven,so,sn1,
females from applying for the means to alleviate
ing and save life That objection cbyated in the case
James Ciarke PMS, prepared the prescrip
ton Of SrJames Clarke Physician to the Queen Eng
and and well known to be the only and sue remedy
sorfemale difficulties and distractions from, any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills
by enco' ing 81 and postage STAMPS to anv agent.
Sold by BUSH IL Co. and all druggists
nj deOdSweow
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TO those VIII" rake Tsn,s,-Manr neonlo t,on

To those who Take TDiIis.-Many people ttou
bed with Cost'veness, Indigestion Headache &c, are
constantly dosing themselves with Pills Seiditz Water
salts &c, without deriving any lasting benefit Now
the fact is all that these purgatives accomplish is TO-
evcuate from the bowels the waery element from the
blood No permanent relief is obtsined TIC Ueadache
continues from the fact that the lie is stin Lett crcu
ting m Inc blood, causing Congestion Dizziness &c
Jhc bowels continue costye, the excavations being
caused by the drastic operations only lfyou would
avoid these difficulties, take RAILWAYS hEGupATIYe
Pills. the will operate the Liver and will emj-
nate from The blood all its impurities and purge o the
system all morbid and corrupt hunors One evacuation
from the bowels, b. RADwAY's ILLS will drive out
more diseased hnmurs from the system Than dozen dis
charges OF the Drastic Pills Salts. aNd Srlitz Waters
1t is this Drastic PursatioD that occasions so much
weakness.
lo1 suffer the pain and annoyance OF Drastic glis-
Charges and TAIL 10 the File and Huors still left
in the blood and system to multiply diseases RADwAYs
REGULATING Pitts the My purgatvCs to use;
no matter he weak the patient may be dose OF these
pins Will give strength because their operation they
purge from the system the numor ana bile aud hence
they cleanse and purify the circula ion.
SOLD by Druggists. For sale in Worcester ny NJ d
"fEhN a Co dow 022
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ALI boxes packages designed for the soldiers Re-
ci Committee, will hereafter be LETT at the Soldiers
Rest No Foster street. nearly posite the and
Worcester Railroad Depot, instead of 100 Main street
as heretofore.
Ole dkwtf Pr, C,,
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ant Frank L. Leach to be captain; second
lieutenant VIM. S. Cobb to be first lieuten-
anti sergeant Henry 7. Hall to be second
lieutenant.
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Col. MAGGI's REGMENT.-The following
extract from letter from the chaplain of the
33d Massachusetts regiment, dated Fairfax
Court House, Oct. 10, is published in the New
Bedford Standard -
eve have at last been successful in our eff
forts to join Gen. Sigel, one of our generals
who has never yet lost battle or made false
step You can conceive our joy at being under
| Such leader. Our regiment is an anti-slave-
| fy lorce-l. e., the all-controlling inspiration
Is against slavery and for freedom, This is
owing greatly to the fact that the colonel COM
| mahdlng Is an earnest abolitionist Pint lis
under one Of the pro-slayery generals who
disgrace tins grand war for freedom. and we
should be prosecuted and thwarted and wrong
ca at every step. But with Sigel we find the
instant and enthusiastic answer to our aspira-
tloh lor freedom, and grand, united father
land. Sigel is the child of the peonle. and
fought for the people against the crowned des.
pousm OF Prussia in the revolution of I84S.
Then young man, he was put at the head NJ
seventy thousand soldiers fighting for liber.
ty. Then, as now, he showed himself q
profound strategist and consummate COM
mander. Then, as now, he had the entire
and enthusiastic love of his soldiers. He il
one Of the few generals, he and Fremont who
inspire their soldiers with love and faith il
the cause and leader, which makes them in.
vincible in the hour Of battle. Sigel. like Ere
mont, is a representative man, and as sucf
the elected leader of the new democracy which
this war is to usher into being in our country
a democracy which will inscrbe justice, lib.
erty, and fraternity, on its banner as its watch.
words, and thereby win this continent, and al
length the world, to the practical brotherhood
OF Christ The presidents proclamation is re-
ceyed by the 33d regiment, with eager en-
thusiasm. | wished you could have seen the
men as preached to them the Sunday follow
ing on this message Of liberty. The fact is
the people are all ready. 1t is our blind pol
itlcians only, who oppose the will of God, as
clearly set forth in this war"
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II 50, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS Il
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is tie Machine
above ali others ono altering screens for every
piece, and 80 lRoN RUST, enid wing YOU
clothes with this hachne, well an udaLt. Call
and see one in AZ Z. \. CUMMINGS shop 205
MAR street opposite BrinleN Hall
Agents wanted in every state City. and Town State
County, and Town Rights for sale dt "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

SWORDS, SASHES. BELTS SInJrTDFp erD ans
And al, C oaLa, PISTOLS. nAvtkSACKS. y
AlsoIDrhking Tubes, Rubber Cups Writiro nssts
Anie Fork and spoon, with many other articles fra
sou comfort, all OF which will bp sold NJ the invest
possible price Particular attention given to trncurin
PRESENTATION SWORDS
,, 49, CHAS. G. COLEMAN
,!EALER IN WATCHES JEwELRY, SuvEE " ARE sc
81 au 23 Main street, corner o. Foster.
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Fcnnies! Females! FemnIes! Use that safe
pleasant remedy known as HELMBJLD'o EXTRACT
BUCIlt, for all complaints ucident the No fam
ily should he without it, and none will when tried
by them 1t is used by Young and old in the decline or
change Of Life and after aud before marriage, during
ana ter confinement To strengthen The s. restore
nature to its proper channel, and invpOrate the broken
down constitution, from whatever cause originated. Use
no more worthless pills Take llelmbolds Extract Blu
Gnu see advertisement m another column. Cut it ont
and send for il. deop2m au28
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CITY AND COUNTY.

For CoRCoRANs BRIGADE.-Last evening,
as announced by the posters, Colonel James
O'Brien of the 18th Grish) regiment, NJ. VIM.
convened grand war meeting IN the City
Hall Of Worcester. Colonel Ward, of Camp
Wood, gave the services of his band on the
occasion. Mayor Aldrich, who presided on
the occasion, stated the object OF the ColonePs
mission to this city namely, to help recruit
his regiment which is designed to join the
legion of the hero Corcoran.
Col OBrien, in the course of an effective
address, took occasion to acknowledge the
very generous and noble sympathy afforded
him in his recruiting labors, by his excellency
Gov. Andrew and his honor mayor Wightman
of Boston. The meeting was subsequently
addressed by Maj. McCatferty and Lieut.. Gar
vey in very happy style. The meeting,
which was quite a success, will, we hope,
greatly contribute to the completion of this
gallant regiment.
We understand that to-day Colonel O'Brien
proceeds to Springfield, to hold another meet
ing for the same object and we anticipate
pleasing and satisfactory results from such
efforts as he and his colleagues are putting
forth.
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MidwiGe.-MRS NJ. GEBALDS, PHYSICIAN AND
SUCcEss'tL MIDWIFE, No 80 Exchange street. special
attention given to Uterine Complaints and Eases of
children, ONCE hours from 70 a. and from to
r. d. gu
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crease Of $2S,9I9 over the nraviors ,.oau
The business of the road is on tbo $50 e''i
ana promises well for the future The old
board OF directors were reelected. 'i'
Under the last call of the governor No,,.
Haven was required to furnish 81 men 70 en-
the vacancies of rejected men, To meet III
requisition, over 40 men have enlisted einno
the 9th day of October. New Haven TINS ns-
capes draft. Hartford doesn't
WAR ITEMS.
Gen. Burnside is assigned to the general
charge OF the defences of Harper's Ferry and
the second and twelfth army corps are placed
under his orders for the present.
When Pope's officers, taken prisoners bv
jackson, were examined in Richmond as to
their politics, Gen. Prince, who had been
Breckenridge man, replied "a democrat" but
almost instantly added, "No; put me down as
an abolitionist."
MISCELLANEOUS.
A singular couple got married in Chester
county, pennsylvania, the other dav. merely
making the following declaration in the pres
ence Of friends I'VE, Orson S. Murray and
Lydia z. Jacobs, make known to these our
friends that we have chosen each other for
conJugal compani0nShAp-in prosperity and
adversely, in life and till death. We ask no
license; we submit to no dictaton: we bow
to no authority. We recognize no God nor
Almighty power to guide or guard us. Our
promises are to ourselves and each other.
not to others. Our trust is not in others,
but IN ourselves and each other"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

liiIRri-fouRrH REGINENr.-The follow
ing commissions have been issued :--"Capt
Harrison W. Pratt to be major; first lcuten.
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Special Qotltes.

sore Fhr"'ht Cured PRESTON Nov. %. 1859.
iailibe Llnment bronchial Sore Throat with ytrv
beneficial results 1t has done me more good than All
other remedies Nh ch have tried. ~ ~
o4 dSwiw JOSEPH NJ COOMBS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

EscpnbiictH sniOn ryention.-The repub.
Means Oi the worcester South East Senatorial District
ad all the who NAV desire to unite with them in the
nrm support of the present state national admins
rat"s ana are III favor of using all the means known
10 cIVzed warfare TO summsry crush most diaboli-
sat feDelol are requested 10 SEND delegates to CON
Nentlon to be holden at Tat's Hall in JXbrdpe on
Wednesday the 18Th inst, at one o'clock N. for the
purpose OF nominating senator represent said dis
trict in The Massachusetts Legislature and 10 iran
Sact such otner business the interests of the Union
the district may require
The basis of representation in the convention will he
one delegate to each in the district and one ad
uonal deePate for every two hundred voters or n ma
lorlty fraction of that number, according to the last
The dtrct comprises the follow ing towns Blackstone
Douglas, Milford Mendun NOrIhbridge sutton and Tx
bridge BY order of district committee
o25dto29 JASON WATERS Chairman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

In the Preparation of the material, and in the
manufacture OF WINGS FARINA CRACKE Frs, The
natural and hcalthfu properties OF the grain
tanned IN their greatest purity and strength; the result
that these crackers contain more nourshmcnt than
can be secu,eI by other process while they possess
to remarkable degree that invigorating principle so
necessary to digestion. div OILS
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To Military Omcer,,


Particular attention is called to my stock Of
q HIT AND DARK BLUE cLoTuS.
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ssrmper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers in -Four, Grain Nj cal, Grass seed. salt Lime
Cement CaciECd Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce Generally Also AGENTS
Tor the sale OF Goes super Phosphate Of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American t'Uano, and Ground Bone
DRAPER ~ CLARK
ap3 diff Nos. % ~ 81 Front St, Worcester
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The 'people's" democratic party in the
Worcester southeast district have nominated
Warner Hunt OF East Douglas as their candi-
date for senator.
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Consumption, Gravel, Gout. Chronic Rheu-
nfaiSm' Dr"pHy' Dyspepsia, Fever and
Il que, and Bladder Complaints.

WoLFES Celebrated SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.
me above medicinal beverage manufactured by the
proprietor in Holland, expressly for medicinal use 1t
has been submitted to the ftst chemists and hl cians
in this country and in Europe have certified to its
valuable medicinal qualities and prescribe it in their
pactic The proprietor in his possession more than
ten thousand letters from patients who have used it in
the aboyenamed complaints. He has the privilege OF
referring to tire following PHYSICIANS who stand at the
head of their proG sson in this city ut up in pint and
quart bottles ana for by all druggists and erocers
UDOLpH0 WOLFE
No. Y Beaver -treet. Now York.
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o23dto2S.

Ciahin is making splendid Photographs, coIored OF
nlan II and Arbrotvnps at 1856
Malnstreet. dtt ii
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DR. sweets lntnIlibIe Eminent Is truly a.
rena IN need ana every family should have IL at hand
90 d&wly
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MILITARY CLOTHING.

having had large experience in this line of busnes
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment ia he
short notice. 'N'e" vi
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Mrs. B. s. Clark, Nj. ID, Physician and sue.
ceSStul Midwife wOu to the ladies of Worcng
aud vicinity that she continues 10 treat all diseases
peculiar to females scientifically and successfully Con
sutaon free Office and residence 309 Alain street cor
ner OF Myrtle DIFF ap2g
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CAMP WooL.-Col. Sprague commanded at
the dress parade of the fifty regiment last
evening by invitation Of Col. Ward.
The following is the roll of the Southbride,
Charlton and Dudley company, Capt. Hobbs,
itty-frst regiment:
Captain-H GRACE Hobbs of Worcester
First LieHteHant-M. b. White of Charlton.
Second Lfeatehant-J. Murray Baker Oh Dudley.
SeTgeaHtS-Wm. b. Curd OF SouthbI ldge, Henry
ton. Edward Carpenter of Dudley, Chaumcey l..
Rice Of Charlie.
Corporals-Levi A Clark of Dudley, Franklin ia
cobs Of Dudley, Cornelius 7. Davis OF Charlton.
George b. Gardner OF Dudley, Henry n. Ball of
Dudley, Lyman l.. Lamb of Charlton. Thomas A.
Stone OF Southbridge, Salem A. Spur OF Charlton.
M"SiciahS-GeOrge 5. Latin of Southbridge, and
YIN. A kiIilLnil tlE w on
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w: q. Richards, YEILBINAHY SURGEoN-FIous
40 20 salem street; stable The rear Of No. 70 Me
chanic street dtf s5
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The Confessions ana Experiences Of nm I'M
vaid.Published for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Delhi
tile means of self cure BY who has cured himself
after being put to great expense through medical impC-
sitOn and quackerv BY enclosing post Maid addressed
snve9Pe SINGLE GQrlEs may be had OF the author MA
TllANlEL MAYFAIR Eaq., Bedford, Kings county,
n l. uNWlY mch0