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, 1862-03-31

Gordonev1ne and blew up the railroad bridge.
river. :c-e IL: .s.,..
4 special to the Commercial Advertiser, says
the commission appointed: by the War De-
partment to adjust the claims Of contractors,
have made many important reductions in the
final settlement Of some ofthe presented bills.
The commission will save the treasury millions
Of dollars. The committee on a Bankrupt Law
held a lopgaession last evening and agreed to a
portion Of Mr. Conkling's bill with some
amendments.
, 1862-03-31

HOUSES AND LOTS.
Hense sna 1et On on Ea=aa En=a 9sas Enron
Honse n s1d snd 50tn 50t qnts51e se stHeaE fas
House and lot on Rush st uear Ohio.
House and lot On nivisoa It near wells.
Hoase md lot On WABASH ~ 1ear Adams St.
HsRss e On On asa
Hoase and 1ot On Mabss5 a. ~ near R1nKold Ta'io Il
es F1ss
Hocse and lot On Washington st near Union raIk.
6a es q &
Hone and and 4Sf e
SOUTH SIDE.
sox1so It on MadIeon st near Clark.
24slso # On Laae St neaz yEaba.h nv.
S3oS & o. o. @ Gla5R Rn + neat y ha,s2a sl
Man9 4 On Aliehtna1 aV near Mngod. ~:
s:s 8 %e5fs = ase9 as S Basas E3s Wa Fissa
ii$7;;SSS1S + i 81 aXssSs:s ss y sx5ssT ~ TS1t5S.
5aHl7H It eH State Et lest Spring,
NORTH SIUE.
59x1 olson cor. Of CLARK and Superior ass.
;oxi!b z On huron st near Dearborn
e s3sSo 90 ffet @ P FEs y aesF Ga1caso az
&517u Il On niinois 1l It near Market.
WEST SIDE.
Ssx1seft On Clinton st near Washington,
56xiSo II o. Eliza5efh It nesT Washington. 'A
G0xili It Gu Park av near HoJne st.
2cfx12D # IN Canal st corner Of Taylor.
50x110t. on Prairie st near Elizabeth.
5txlj9 # en- Polk ft near Enlisted.
3 acres, corner Of HARRISON and Ruckef sts.
RIVER L0T-9S feet on the South Branch. all dock
ed and ready for use-good depth Price 5000.
SUBURBAN BESIDEHCEs- Superb Suburban Res
dences scceseihe By car be purchased Or cxch31
Eea for city properly.
GARDENING LOTs+2o acres adjoining Chic.enja-
Station Will te sold IL ac.e lots Or IN body.
mh3!rS9t1t
, 1862-03-31

WINCHESTER, March 24.-Sccretary Seward,
with party Of friends, arrived here last night
at O'Clock, and was escorted from the. cars
to Gen. Shields's headquarters by the 11th
troop Of cavalry. This morning, the party,
Gen. Shields, Assistant Adjutant~ General
Strong and Col Clark, Of Gen. Banks's staff,
visited the battle ground. AL is quiet here.
, 1862-03-31

CHC1EsAT1, March go special dispatch
to the Commercial from Indianapolis, says that
Cen BUELL. has assumed command Of our
forces. and at latest adyiees WAS within fifteen
miles Of Beauregurd at Corinth, Miss.
Morgan's rebel cavalry captured another
train on the Louisville and Nashville road on
Friday. Col Currln Pope Of Kentucky was
taken prisoner, With few other Federal off
GERS. The locomotive WAS run into ditch
and the cars destroyed
Parson BrownloW is expected.
, 1862-03-31
THE MONITOR AND AIERRIMAC.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana
FoRTREss MoSRoE, March 25.-Two con-
trabands we're picked up. at daylight this
morning, in an open boat, and carried on
intelligent, and had been at work in the navy
yard. They state that the Mcr1imac, or the
Virginia, as she is now called. came back to
Norfolk from her conflict with the Monitor
leaking badly, and with six feet Of water in
her. AS she came up in hont Of Norfolk six
at first that she would go down before
extra pumps could be Eiggged on board OF her
to relieve her from the water. Her fires were
extinguished By the ewater shortly after hauling
of from the Monitor, which was the reason
the smaller vessels took her in tow. They also
paired, was brought out Of The dry dock on
Monday morning, and that her crew was on
board. ready for action. Several new guns had
also bctn placed on board Of her, Of heavier
metal than those she before had. Tue rebel
steamers Jamestown and Yorktown they rep
resent to have been greatly strengthened and
fully repaired, ready to accompany the McrTi-
mae. The flag Of the latter, with the conmo-
dore's pennant, was flying when theE LETT.
The Monitor stands out in the Roads this
side OF: Sewalrs Point, with steam up ready
for action at any moment. She looks rs calm
| and serene rs If nothing depended on her, aud
her gallant commander Jefers and officers are
| anxious for tho moment to arrive when her
| powers Will be again tested.
AS to other arrangements that have been
made By the Government to meet the IRON
clad monster, it would not be proper for me
to speak, but that they are deemed ample and
sufficient no one here for moment doubts.
| The greatest confidence is felt as to the re-
| suit, and q warm time is anticipated: .:
Whilst on board the Monitor. to-day, l. had
| the pleasure Of witnessing the revolving OF
the tower. 1t moved rs smoothly and rapidly
| as if floating in oil, aud moving as it does on
a pivot, no hard blows can derange its move
| ments. She is In fine condition, and ready fol
| action at moments warning. The pilot.
house is made to rise. from the deck in the
| form Of q cone, and will check the force Of the
balls, and cast them off without damage.
, 1862-03-31

MANASSAS, March 29.-At skirmish at
Rappahannock bridge last evening, Capt.
Clark's Battery, Fourth Artillery, shelled the
rebels with great precision The enemy left
in their haste a number Of cars loaded with
grain and forage. 4 rebel lieutenant and four
priTates we're captured. Si1 men Of the New
York 66th we're captured by the rebels yes
terday.
Heavy firing is heard at intervals in front
A bottle Of strychnine WAS found among the
forage abandoned in the vicinity OF Warrenton
junction. The horse Of Lieut.. King, Fourth
Artillery, was poisoned
A secret meeting Of the secessionists was
held at Fairfax Court House last Wednesday.
Several soldiers have been killed in that vicin-
ity by rebel sympathizers.
, 1862-03-31

New York, March S0.-The steamer New
York, from Southampton. 18th, arrived to-
night.
The-1ate Federal successes caused belief
amcng French merchants that peaceful ar
rangements would shortly be made. The
effect in manufacturing districts is favorable.
Rentes declined to 6911zf 60c-
GREEcE--The insurgents at Sya proclaimed
The Grecian royal troops had taken all exterior
Notifications at Nonplia-
LIVERPOOL, March h19.-Americau securities firm.
Flour dull Wheat active. Com, tendency up
ward, at rs. Sd 029s- Bacon active. Lard i1rnl,
snd upward. Sugar steady and quiet -Consols,
9s7Gs3X for money aud account. Newspapers
Eepoft -four difficult sale. at Cd lower.
, 1862-03-31

BosroE, March "a The number Of Glonces-
ter fishing vessels lost off Georges Banks in
The gale Of February 4th, vas fifteen, aud the
number lost February 1st WIS 4. By the loss
of these nineteen vessels, 138 men were
drowned, leaving 70 widows and upwards Of
1877 children to be provided for. Contribu-
1iQus arc collected for them.
, 1862-03-31
Secretary Stanton to Gen. Shfelds.
The following WAS teleTaphed to General
sahields on Wednesday,:

WAH UEfAsI4kaT. " AsAlHGIoa, M
/ e&tBnIaApIER GEnERaL:SH1Ernz:E :EEour two.
dispatches relative to the brilliant achievement
Of the forces under your command have been
received. While rejoicing at the success Of
your gallant troops, deep COMMUNICATION and
sympathy are felt for those who have been
Victims IN the gallant and victorious contest
well as your; SUCCESS, prove that Lander's
brave division is still bra1ely led; and that
wherever its standard is sdisplayed, rebels will
be routed aod pursued. ;;'':::.> *.::.;
tsTo You, and the officers and soldiers under
your command, the Department returns
thanks. ...
|Signed.] s'EDWAHD II. STANTON,
ssaecretary Of War"
, 1862-03-31

From FensaeoIa-Evacuat of Forts
Of FlOrtda coming to their Senses-1
ized.
New YORK, March 30.-The steamer Em-
pire City, from Port Royal, nas arrived. The
following is from the Ncc South newspaper Of
the ed :
Gen. Sherman visited Jacksonville on the
10Th, and was waited on by u committee Of
citizens, who represented that ell in town were
Unionists. The rebels, when they left, threat
ened to hang all who remained.
Guerilla bands we're destroying the property
! Of all suspected unionists, by the orders Of
rebel General Trapier. -.
The sentiment Of eastern Florida is declared
to be loyal. Rebel deserters are numerous.
Many are willing to take up arms against the
rebel tyranny. Our troops we're treated hos
pitably.
The gunboat Ottawa has been 120 miles up
St. Johns river, beyond Jacksonville, meet
displayed and the Inhabitants claimed protec-
| ton.
The steamer st. Mary and yacht America
were found sunk, but VIC arc raising them.
Pensacola has been evacuated, including
Forts Batrancas and McRea- The troops
| to go.
t Gen. Sherman issued q proclamation to the
people Of East Florida. saying he came to pro-
| tect loyal citizens and enable them to resusci-
| tate State Government. The sole desire OF the
Government is to maintain the integrity Of
| the Constitution and laws, and reclaim the re-
! yoIted States to their allegiance.
At a meeting of loyal citizens Of jackson
vile, Oh the Goth, it was declared that no State
las the constitutional right to separate from
the United States, and that the act of seces-
sion by Florida is void and in conflict with the
| Gnrrtifnffnye Hay1nr hnay7 EnhTnitfRH tn
the people for ratification, and they protested
against all acts of the Convention depriying
them Of their rights as citizens Of the United
States; the despotism which denied them free
dom Of speech and the press, and forced con
They recommended convention to be callei
forthwith, to organize o State government
and the United States government be request
order and protect persons and property.
, 1862-03-31

Fishing Vessels Lost~-.13S Men
Drowned
Boston, March 2a.-The number Of Glouces-
ter fishing vessels that were lost off Georges
Bank in the gale of February 1st and 4tE, was
nineteen. BIZ the loss Of these nineteen YES
sells, one hundred and thirty eight men were
5rrH
, 1862-03-31

DOARDIN G--BoaTd and plea
.fl.et betTsen Wansa snh M5enss1sTanma: Aso
9eW dsy boardar4 can BE- accomn odated rna2+n76 tw
, 1862-03-31

: fY The Louisville aud Nashville Railroad
is is tar repaired that the running time be-
tween the two cities is reduced to twelve
hours
, 1862-03-31

- ~ "a; g:
9 Gov" Geo. ". Johnzon and the rest
Of the Provisional Government" Of Ken
fucky, are at Decatur, Alabama, having estab-
aithed the Capital Of Kentucky in a slbley
teut, near 4hst Generals headquarters.
, 1862-03-31

| :" AkTED. Parties declining
tuse to dispose Of can nea: Of c.sh 2afcnser hY Al
d1essr;. r O. Box No, 1i{p. nh15n1sSrim
, 1862-03-31

: ~ a Southern paper says Gen. Beauregard
has appealed to the planters for their bells to
be cast into cannon. Mars asks the aid Of
Bel-0ts1a
, 1862-03-31

TURNER JUNCTION, ILL.,, March 29.-The
express train going west on the Galena road
to-day noon ran over German at Cottage
Hill He lived but three hours; name IN
known
, 1862-03-31

"ANTED-An unmarried man,
W who thoroughly rnderstan6a tac business 10
taEc chasge Ct a Stock Faz7n- -A1dress ROCKWELL
co, La eane. III, giving references to q1altdca-
t1ops- mhA ii. 4tW
, 1862-03-31

The Nashville Reported still at Eeau-
fort.
New YonK, March 50.-The transport New
York arrived from Newbern 26ti1. Hatteras
2Sth. The Nashville is reported still at Beau
fort.
, 1862-03-31

TO RENT.-Large Cellar Room Of
i Brick Building No, go State street. Also, Brick
Stable II rear Of same b1,ldin conr1nng I've stal's
hnd carriage and harness rooms. Inquire 1T the Gro
cerv Etnre No 16U State street nhS1. .n413s.t
, 1862-03-31
NRlo advertisements.

G. T. S0RIVEN, Advertising Agsnt, 63 Dcar-
born st., is authorised to receiee for
this aud al the Leading Rspers o| tie Northwest.
, 1862-03-31

The Pyrotechnte Exp1os1en At PhIIA-
.:>de2FhtA., .s;.;:-.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-0ut Of seventy
persons employed in the .psrotechnic works
ed for. Among forty or afly wounded It is
feared numbers will die,
, 1862-03-31

900 PER MON TH.-Wanted
eDcV Agents at a salarE Of from thirty to fifty
dollars per month. With all reasonable travelling and
other expensea For a1ticulats address H HARVEY,
SarfDrfeld Ill mb3ln95l5t
, 1862-03-31

The Stevens Iron-C1ad Battery.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Tlc steamer Nau.
gatuck arrived this morning. She is now IT,
ing off Fort McHenry.
, 1862-03-31

MATRD1ONIAL.-A young gen.
~ ueman Of respectable fortune pleasing address
and cultivated mind but naturally dltdent desires
correspond with m appteCatiye young lady With o
View 70 matrIuony. Please address ERASrES MOE
BIS, Lyons, Iowa. nlh3il9a91t
, 1862-03-31

CECOND HAND SAFES-One at
~ Ss5 and one at S.. good L. as new; ew for sale By,
uISEn9.1lW F. ". FRATT, - LaslIIeet,
, 1862-03-31

WANTED-As early as possible,
~ before May 1st, In desirable part oe the CITY,
nlEasaIt and neatly furnished suite OF rooms VIII
board FOR gsnte1oan wife and one ehsll txo ysaEs
thtd house without board Best Of references given
A9sress stating where IN interview be had Post
OsEee Bu1 :aA. Iuh9 ns8tSt
, 1862-03-31

tY Wendell Phillips is to speak at Racine
on Tuesday next, and at Rockford. the Thurs
day following. :.
, 1862-03-31

nv NfANTED.-A situation as Book
keeper, " o1e who Inns kept books tere for six
this Office. uhIrrtSTY1r
, 1862-03-31
The Reorganization Of the Democratic
Party.
ispeeial Dispatch to the n Z. Ttibune1

"Aaf1ta9I0hs ha1C4 Sas Ao0%
Tic call for the Democratic caucus f,e1d IN
Tuesday night, which the Herald would faiu
cover 9yer gn anaat Mith dinner tableelotb was
said to have been extended to al lie Ror1er-
State members, many Of whom attended. III.
Va1landigham, Of course, engineered the thing.
ard introduced series of resolutions with Z
brief speech. The character Of the platform
thus offered to the party can be inferred from
ita pro slavery Bourcs and The resistance to its
adoption which came from the North In the
debate which followed, Mr. Vallandighana aud
The Bonaer-state men are said to hare closed
their ranks tightly in favor Of such . prosecu.
ton Of the var rs to give compromise to the
rebels, salvation to slavery, military candi-
date to the Democracy, and Democratic
President to the restored Union. An adjourn
uent took place in the height Of the debate;
It ia said that renewal Of the discussion will
take place In the room of the Joint Committee
on tie: Conduct Of the War1 not exacty &C,
cording to adjournment, but under clrcnm;
stances highly calculated to elicit truth and
.establish tustiee.. - go. =. 49, =
, 1862-03-31

TOMMIsSIONER OF DEEDS
~ aud GENERAL CONyETAkCER for EQER3
State and TERRITORY Il the United Stntea- Also,
Notary Public, Marine and Note P1otester.
~ Passports obtained PHILlP a H0TEE, Cas-
sfn7fy's Rf,ntn1 na24nSd9-3tnEt
, 1862-03-31

:: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
On BOARD THE STEAMER Y, FEWnsoN,
- ISLAND No. IL, March 28, 1862. :
. :! - 7r...t ao 1o.t
, 1862-03-31

NTOTICE.-Ten Dollars Reward
IN strayed from my premises, No. ss North Peoriast
light colored name an3 till any person giYng lnior
shall receive the above reward
u1ll3i nst2-9t JAMES MELAU 3HL1S.
, 1862-03-31

TOR SALE.-Whee eIer d Wilson's
Il Sewing Machines for sale very low.-Wt have
fifteen No. four Sewing Machines in perfect order.
These machines haEe paid for themselves in Elx
weeks In business. but having further for
them nc Will cell them very cheap PUeISGT0N
d SCRANTON, III South W&teE street. mhaa5n tY2n1
, 1862-03-31

TOR SALE-At a great sacrifice,
j good two story House and Lot 75x12a feet west
Of Unton Park The House contains ten besides
ClOsets bath and good water both hard aud eof
shade frees set out barn and otez euthonsessll
tatng In lie city INQUIRE Of THOS EaRBfSE. Heal
Estate Agent, 166 Randolph street, upataEs.
, 1862-03-31

TOR SALE-Steam Engine-As six
l. horse power portable steam engine At grcAi bar.
gain for cash 1rqulre It 81 West Washington strest
or address P @, Box 1873, ult3In3Gs st
, 1862-03-31

TOR SALE small houses on
II leased ground WILL be sold cheap for cash. will
be traded fer dry goods Groceries hardware Boots
and Shoes Each house contains rooms; situated On
sh avenue between Polk and Taylor streets Apply to
RQlt Phillips 81 Su1th Clark It. nlh3l n913I3t
, 1862-03-31

M URRY NELSON d CO., PRO-
lX1 DUCE, CONCESSION AND SHIPPING MER-
CHANTS, No ~ Souta Water street Agents fer tha
sdyances Flow aud Grain for shipment to 0sEeEe
or New ToSE In store, giving the shipper the PRIV
KuHxY 6T1RoN (aplB5 T. 3. BTKYTNH.
, 1862-03-31

TsOARDING.-Suits Of rooms and
i sDR1s rooms can be obtained With Board 1t "a
8tato street. Also feH daJ bosrdezS can b aecon-
Tsodafed. fe&+psl&N
, 1862-03-31

Boston for few years past, is directing ntten-
ton to the necessity for improving the railway
connection Of that city with the West The
Boston Ibst urges immediate action. 1t says:
s'Givc us a torty-dye foot grade instead Of
eighty y-tour, between Boston and Troy, and
shorten the route twenty miles, and the work
is nearly done-"' Though in respect to DIS
tance, Boston has the advantage Of New York
in the trade with Liverpool and has extensive
local manufactures, she fails to maintain her
relative Importance as commercial city.
, 1862-03-31
FROM HAMPTON ROADS.


FORTRESS MONROE, March 25.-AGairs re-
main qnict here. So far at Least there is no
ncws that can be communicated. The rebels
have been exceedingly busy about Pigs Point
and Craney Island for the last few days.
Steam tugs have been busily plying to aud
fro, and It is supposed that the rebels are
Strengthening their fortidcations nll along
from Craney Island to the Point. They have
also increased their forces in that vicinity, or
fer effect their camps have been advanced, and
long lines Of tents can be seen along the shore.
Glasses are directed almost momentari1y to-
wards Craney Island, on the lookout for the
Mc1Timac, and every indication Of smoke or
steam in that direction il closely Investigated
hE hundreds Of eager eyes.
Gen. Hunter and staff arrived here yester-
day, en- route to Port Royal, to take command
Of the army operations in that quarter.
, 1862-03-31

TOUND--A JEWEL - Which the
4 owner can have By pr1F1az property and paying
c1larEcs Call on j. F. REED. Office OF tie Board Of
Public WcLke Room No. Is fnutt Uppsa Eli
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00Nareester 4aiLp Spp.
gorces,er Pom On.ce-summsr Advancement

tOECSeteE HOBN Omice-Suumer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hau,p.
ire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 Iu ard
g due al 100 p.
titehburg Lancaster, Leomlnster West povlston OAK
Ale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua N H.. at 500 a. NJ
~ @SV p m and are due at SIS a. and 100 p. m.
Is a. m. -
City OF Boston. $50 and 500 a. m i2lo O. and 500 D
Al and are due at $50, $50 m, $50 and SIS D. NJ
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Masss.
husetts-sOv a. m, and S00p M; and are due at $40
m. $50 and Sis p. m.
Rhode Island-tExcept towns on the Worcester and
rovidence Railroad $50 IN, and $3.50 D. m and are
e al g4O a. M, and 6.S0 p
Way Nail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
M and is due at $40 a. m.
Westen-tAn towns in Massachusetts, West of wol
sester,l a. m, and are due at l2.45 Pr
m, and 90 p m. and disc at u As and l045 p.
springfield $40 am, and % and due at 40
B. m, l245 and l045 p. M.
Hartford, all Connecticut (except windham and New
LONDON counties 500 a m and 800 and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, le.OO a. m ,
nd are due at SIS am.
New York city and Southern States $40 a. M, and al
SAg ana 6l5p M and are due at 800 m, and at $50
and lO.45 p
Barre, Barre Plains Petershsm Paxton, Dana North
Jana ana west Rutland, 945 M; and are due at 4o
p. m.
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbardston. Cold
orook, and Oakham. $50 p M; and due at 800
Leicester S45 m, and 430 M. and due at 90
g. m, and 500 p. m.
Millbury, and West Millbury $50 ~ and 80 p. m
and are due at $40 q. m, and 6.3e p. m,
shrewsbury. BIS p. m, and is due at 800 a. m.
arafton, New England Village, and Cordaville, $50
m; and are due at $50 p. IN.
birmingham, South birmingham Hopkinton Ashland
Noodv1lle, Westboro Northboro', Southboro' Cords
Vine and Grafton, 1910 p M; and due at $50
mlord, Mendon. lloiston, Bolton. Berlin, 500 a.
and 500 p. and are due at 80 a. m and g. Is D. n
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closel
at this office on Sunday at 90 O'Clock p. m.
once hours from 6.45 a. M, to 500 p. M Sundays
from 1000 to 1910 a. M J. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.
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St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Sore Ewes.

From Harvey Seeker Esq., the able editor of TIM sTuk-
, hannovk Democrat, PENNSYLVANIA.
Our only child, about three Yeas of age, was
tucked by pimplcs on his forehead They rapidly spread
covered his face actually blinded his eyes for some
days skiliul physician applied nitrate of silver and
other remedies. without apparent effect For fifteen
DAYS guarded his hands, lest with them he should
tear open the fostering and corrupt wound which
his whole face Having tried every thing else We had
any hope from, began giving your SARsAPARLLA and
applying the odide OF potash lotion you direct The
sore began to heal when had given the first bottle
and was well when Ne had finished the second The
childs evelashes which had out, grew again. and
he is now as healthy and fir as any other The whole
neighbOrhoOd predic.e that the child must die"
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Il IL l l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No. Sc Main street, Worceser


FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tlce OF fifteen years DR. Hill has in contact " ith
almost innumerable of Debility occasoned bv
dreadinl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
TO warn all Young men VIII" not afflicted to avoid
It as they value their lives and to advise all he arc
troubled with the habit its consequences wnera
they can be cured OF such trouble and let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
IN time 1t is no eNaggeratOn to say that three tourhs
Of the insane owe their maady to this habit The
prOpretors OF Insane Asyums cOrroborate the state
melt and If the victim escapes insanity iOcy vet he
or she entirely untitled for the real pleasures ie
either in or out of the domestic eircle-wh pocreatiye
powers ruined afflicted with distrut ever doubtful Of
his friends, i'll fact perfect hypUchondriac what is he
fit for but 10 be cast and die Attend them once
all you who are addicted TO this miserable habit or it
may be too late and you may 60 down dishonOred
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you pow
els which you have made curse instead of blessing
they intended. There exists not in the whole
world an object more loathsOme miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes. Avoid il Then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven
Dr Hill practice is wholly on the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. 81 Main street NorceSter open from S a. M
to M Letters pOspaid) will receive prompt atten
tiOn
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DIR. Stephen Sweet. of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States
Dr. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of DR. Sweets Infallible Liniment"
DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures rheumatism and never fails.
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Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
DIR SWEETS lNFALLlBLE LINIAIENT
Is the best known remedy foI Sprains and Bruises
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known to
fail.
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINlMENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom fai to
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Cures To"thache in minute.
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBL r LINIMFNT
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