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The national Republican., 1862-10-04
(coNNUNicATEp.)
(Extrso, from Letter on the Battle .Field.)

This battle (Antietsml has been the most
sspguinary OF the var, and the only one fought
with design and upon military prinoiplss. The
arrangement Of our oorps-ths overlooking po.
sition ofthe Commanding General-ths sending
into action the right and the loft--ths closing
up Of the centre, xnd Anal sucoess--sxoitss be.
wildering admiration, and carries the mind to
the great fields Of Austerlitz and Wagram,
fought by Napoleon. or all this have spoken.
The heart history of such a conflict, purchased
BY the life and blood Of twenty thousand men,
must be found 10 the hospitals. War has its
gloriss--but it has it's ten thousand demons In
these human tortures, that make the eye balls
xohe.-tho heart bleed lips palsy, and the
brsip reel. The sight Ia at first positively un.
sndurabls. The life blood Of some is still trick.
ling away In silent calnaness the dis.
severed limbs and maniac brain of others give
rise to sounds 9od grant ! may. not again wit
ness.
But ys mothsrs who now seek a son-or wife
= husband-or sister n brother-0r sous n
father-know and be cOnsoled that even here
the hand OF mercy is watchful. and better care
la bestowed upon your loved one than pight at
arst soeH possible. II was In the hospital
where rested the gallant Hooker. that learned
the history of those mythical words 81 often
seen and 10 little understood, -. T.--l66O-X.'
Any thing alleviatins the suffsrings and saving
the lives of our soldiers 10 n national blessing
I witnessed some astonishing results from this
article.
Il is we'll known the effsot Of burnt gunpoW-
der and excitement is thirst, which, added to
the loss OF blood in the wounded, creates the
ne eossaity Of reviving stmulsnt. In this par.
tisllar hospital, the physicians were allowing
their patients to drink Plantation Bitters other.
wise oslled 8. T.-lsG0-X, and although the
wounded are most numerous hsrs-this divis-
lon having opened the Aght ats In the morning
the men we're mostly composed, and there "a
but very little fainting. The article acts upon
the stomach, and nerves In most lncompre.
hensble manner, superior to brandy, and with.
out subsequ quent stupify Ing reaction. 1t origi-
mated in the West Indies. contai lining Calissya
bark, winter green. lavender, snise. Glove
buds, orange, snake root, &C., preserved In st
Croix Rum-ths 8. T.--ls60--X being \ secret
inpf fedient, not yet revealed To tho public. II
Is ., inoipaily recommended Tor want Of appe'
tte, ,disordersd liver. Intermittent fevers, stom
| achio difficulties, &c. ! understand II was
somew hat known In the Southern States previ
ous to the war, and It appears an agent of JEFF
| ferson Davis recently applied to the propris.
tors for the privilege to make it for hospital
| purposes during the war, to which they made
the following reply:
New Y0kg, Jan. 10, lS62.
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II n n u &c ATI
"A IL necessary, either for an OthJsr Private,
In order 10 capture two Certain aticlee, viz One
new SHIRT add one psir Of HOHE, which was len
st my shop daring isd week
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nUoPOsALs FOR WHARF.

WAsHIuoroH AsskEAI d q,
October 1901
skALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed "PtopO,
sails iof Wnari Will be received by the gned
until II IN OF TusFday the 7th October, for build
irg WHARF gu The sle of the I'D whaIf Al the
P.nt niaTy Further reformation will be gwen
by NJ plying 10 arc. ID. RAMSaY
oct It'd Lieut. Col Comg
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POTOMAC
STEA MBOAT COMPANY
FOR BALTIMORE VIA PoiAT LOOKOUT
AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON THE ROUTE

ON THE ROUTE
The steamer ksYPoRI viii run hereafter ea-
tween WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, mailing
two tiips per week each way, touching at POINT
LOOKOUT aud all tho principal landings on the
route
Thoss wishing freight o. pa, ssss can apply 81 y
Street " hsrf, Washington, and Government W hart,
Baltimore. and At the different Landing, on ths
route WIN SNOW Aaspt
Washington, d C sept. Bo, isg octs
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, In the CAPITOL Yard

PrsaUhinG In the CaP!toI fefd
On Sunday afternoon, At J O'CLOCK, by Rev.
Chaunoey Barnes, Of Albany, New YORK. su6'
jeot-the csuseSof our present troubles,
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FRAN NKLIN & CO.,
=fj
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL

q = II L Q L - N -
80 FsansyivAniA svsnss, s.s~s.a issa
and i3tL streets. aCTtL stIs.
StkCrACIEs aud EYE aI.Asnts stiL ssa.
uins Brazilian Pebbles, Quart. 4, Improving spa
streHg Hgthening the impAiId eyesight
MILITARY FIELD al4Absks
Of superior quality, Tor day or nisht
MI G OStoPEs,
OPERA AS6Es
SIkhEOSCQPES and VIEWS, domestic Ssa
foreign, MATAEMATIGAL and 5URyETOR'5
tE9TRNMENTs, COMPASsES, BAROMEffRS
rHkRMoMETERS, HidRoMETERS, DO, a.
1t the lowest New YORK prices xholasSis or rstai;
FRANKLIN CO.,
sspl1 2tl PennylysRls aveAu~
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Future DAy~.

ID SMALL FRAME HOUSE And LOr, on
rEs isLAsp. At PuBtic SALx-On TUESDAY
AFTkhnOON, October Z, at 3 O'Clock, On the
266, iroatiIg about 10 feet Thirteen and s.hali
street west, bei ween I'D streets south, (IssudJ
and running back about IFS feet, TO . wide alley
story Frame Houss . .ntaining foaF room.
Terms One half cash, the remainder In six
months, with interest, stcsrd by deed Of trust
the premises
Title perfect. JAS. C. McIUIRE CO.,
octt [StsS Auctiaussfs
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
AGENT of, etc :

Dear Sir,-fn reply 10 your communicable
Offering us "Fiity thousand dollars for the re.
cipe and right 10 make the Plantation Btters
for hospital purposes during the war;" We, beg
10 say your price 10 \ liberal one. considering
IL would cost us nothing 10 comply, and that
otherwise we can derive no reyonue from the
Southern States; but, sir, our duties to our
Government and our ideas OF consistency would
not allow us to entertain II, although It might
please us to sssuags the suherings Of your mis-.
guided followers.
We remain,
Very respectfully yours.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

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Shipley, NH Shaw, VIM R-2
Sutliff, Oliver Smith, Vim
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Smith, Osborn Sample, VIM II
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Sears, Peter Sacks, VIM
r.
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Turner, Eco H. Ihorp, J Harry
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Townsend, H--2 Tesgue, Jno
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Thomas, Jos Is Talcott, X
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Turner. JHo Is Thomas, aamI
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Thomas, Jacob Thayer, ThHs IA
TaPgirt Col JHrhorptoI, Thos
Thomson, JAS r 1rot., Capt rG
Toner, j H D--ai homas, LtTC
Tanner, Jos z 1iisstl u, Wm
truman, DR. Jno Teggort, DR. " ii
Thatcher JAc'bE Thomas, WINS
Thomss, Jacob Turner, WmE
Thompson, } Z Thonpsou " L
Thomson, Jno l.
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uhlhorn, j F-2 Van Deusen. W j
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uroaeh, Philip Nosburgh. VIM
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Wotron, DR. / HWilson Jno u
Walton, Ed A-2Willey JnO
Wells, s rgt T. Hwarrsp, JnLl.
Walborn, Ed Wilson, Jnu
Wright, Eilio I white, Jnu
" iiiiami, u y Watson, in.
whiting. + W Wyatt, J Hy
walbofn, Ed Warren, Or u.
W arr iue', Hev EWarren, 1t J II
Wye. II Erwin .Whitney, sc
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Maru, = Williams, Jos l.
Wfttou, b A williLm+, JLoS
Weaver, riei WeJ ar, JAG II
Wagner, FN Wissert, 10,
Wood, 1t Geo E.Weak'ite, JuJ
W"odley, g a Whlpp'u, don !
Webb Geo WoodMau, JnoE
W ,lsGn, Geo " Wilder, Jno X
Wilson. Geo R-2Wirstlipy, Juo q
Way Geo T Weaver, Jacob
whaiLck, GeS.i whts sr, Jos /.
Wright, Geo v VIE, maa, Cpt !
Washburn, Hy LWallaee, Jss
Weston, HownTaW sAvsr, JR
Weaver, uy 6 Wilson, Jas X
White, u race AWIigLt, Jas
" Wilssn, hyS Woods, J0a
Wagsnsi Il WG'd, JsS
Weaver, ay e Wood JIo 81
Mat.on, Hy & Wsll, Jno
Walters, II Wood, Jossph
Williams, Hy T. Wells, Jos H.
Whitehead, II Wood, L,snder
Wagnn, " Watkins, L
Ward, Ssml b Wilder, WALDO Il
Wells, Stml- 3 wilcox. 1t W II
Wight, Stanly u Myett, Wm u
Washburn, s Walker, VIM
WHY taml NJ wainwright, Col
lWRrd, Saml u W Z
W ithero, Sslnl " warren, Wm
WeiseL asrger, 8 Wocdha |, Wm
William. 1t T allace, VIM W
Wrketield, 7 Wetden, Wm &
Walters, rao. Wo)hey, W y
Wilson, fhos Wainwright, G |
.Wormley, DR. W r--5
a WILCOX, W &
Wheat, DR. Tho. Wright, 1t W ID
Wheeler, Thcs u Wilc \ 1t W II
WaSshsu. I Wood, Wn
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Watson 1t W y Webb, Co " W
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Very respectfully yours.
p. Il, DRAKE 4 Co.

These gentlemen give the history OF certain
ingredients of their article for over two hun
drsd years showing that through all changes
Of the medical profession and its practitioners,
strength, composurs and obeerfulness have
been derived from these sources. DR.. Woods
In the Washington Hospitals informed me that
he had been unable to produce an hours sleep
In one patient for nparly two weeka, ana he
was fast sinking and CRAZY, until the Plantation
Bitters came to his knowledge, when one days
trial gave him nights rest and he was now
fast recovering. am surprised our Govern
ment has not equalled Jefferson Davis In energy,
and adopted this invaluable article In all our
hospitals. A. a lay member, can bear witness
II is "good to take." and aIords more energy
and life than anything have ever tried. sno.
cess to the Plantation Bittsrs.
But J have digresssd. 10 my next shall
speak of gathering In the wounded, burytng
the dead, 10. B.
sept 2S-so.l3t
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

V,o MiMHsRs o. CokoRgss, PRoFks.
l. siOnal 0sAtlsAsn, and oshsISs
The sndsrsignsd are prepared to print Bpseas>s
HrieHs, Pamphlets, Reports, or ary dssoTtpeoa q
". q. bOAM4Gi.L ~,
~ 0aN. Il ksss1 a0sse, e41e10
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

T'IRCLE INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ 10. oi k SrRsKr, NsAR The CIEoLE,
TERMS, PER Quarter of ten weeki-Qusrtsr CON
IN, nc ng AZ tie date Of aduission
klsmeItIrY Classes "a English ..,....,.... 80 o.
advanced ClpsSas 10 Eng'ish--L Lit-rstuIe and
\ isLca IL eiuced .,.-..,......-,,.... 90
E.emeatary & ASSES In English, French xLa
Music ....,,...,... .., ... L. ~
Advanced Classes 10 English. French, and
Music ,,.,,...,,.,.,-.......,... 10 %
Extra charge for spanish, Gsrusn, allan, Lstin,
and other Languages
DR. IAPPONE will give Lectures ana othsIwtss
asst T. whenever he eau spare time from his medcaJ
protest. (which hr win continue to praolice o.
usual MkS A. 2APPONE,l pa,,,,.,.
oot3 DIR A. 2APPONE, J '"e0'ps"
INH. ElsHBLACT, OF No. Sal, corner OF
~ Eighth and streets, oppoi,e the Gen, Al Post
Once c IN be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFNEC
TIONS, CONSUMP TI0N, LIVER COA-
PLAINTb, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, as veil q
all Dise ,ses Of Imprudtn noe Of whstevsr character
and which may be declared incuIAbls by other ply
sicians He engages TO make an immed dlate ours
From his lengthy practice In the Icishcs Of msdi
cine he is enabled to offer himself 10 the public q,
being the only one In Warrington capable Of afford
Ing speedy relief All durable will be RuarSr
tied. He warrants cure without ths use 81 met
cury or any other dangerous nedicius- Recent cases
ned In two or three day..
N b Letters addressed to Dr. + , ~ his fncs b ks,
I9l, corner OF Eighth and + streets. opposite Gen.
ersl Post Once will receive immediate s,tsntioa,
DOT 3-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
OFFICIALLY PuBLlsHED IN THE NEWS.
PAPER HAVING THE LARGESr
CIRCULATION.
Ladies' List.

Atwood ,Nsnc yi Appier, Mrs A MAus In, Mrs. j A
Allen, Malvins Aberton, Mrs A
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miscellaneous,

Ofhssr Commanding suldiers' hetreat-S ono sf
Commanding soldiers Rest; kilssey Express OF.
noe President Of the Relief Associ ltion; Connsoti.
out Soldins Relief Association NJ Z B Howard
Expires
Lewis CLEPHANE, Pm
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SentienNsn's list.

by, Al Allen. Geo " Andrews, Martin
son, Allen Arro,d, DR. q } Atohison, N b.
D, A6 Alexander, } Angel, OW
Inder, Col Auurews, Jf, 1t Avery, Captk
JIM 'ams Robt
IronX, b C-.Adams, Jno Aid i:h, KG
lsm' :, Berj Aspsr, Col + Ay.'ili, W
.ton ,Chas pA}ais, Juo l. acumb, 3 l.
q Chas q Antonio, Joseph Arno!d ThcR G
, David X Abrsns Josrrh Allen, ThCsG
p.yi. A&'ell. Jno Sbrel lh.J
Edwin Axt'li lrhiii , Adams Tho.
,uy, l. /. Arnd'age " Allen, Timothy
, Ethaa Atwood, ) Amnon, WIN
s, &c AndIess Jas NJ alexander, Col
/, Co. T. A Andrews, Hon W
Freak Atkinson Wm
Is, Francs Alfotd. MO Arnell, MmH
9, ,FC Alexander, NJ ! Atcon, W
ann q 40 TX
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,


From to 20 years standir g. with names known to SCI
ENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties eff BUCHU, see Bispensa tory
OF the United States
tice of fhysic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. ply.
See remarks made by DR. EPuRAIM MCDOWELL. a
celebrated Physician and Member Of the hoy College
of the ing and Queen Journal
sse edico;C hirurgieal REVIEW, published by BEN
JAMlN lhhNEhS, Fellow OF Royal College OF Sur
geons.
See most of the late Standard Works on Medicine
EXTRACT Bucnu, SHOPPER BOTTLE OR SIX FOR IS 90
rArnoS SSpi Rosa WAsn iS g {" ssS SS
Or halt dozen o. each sg co. which will be sufficient
70 cure the most obstinate cases, il directions ad
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ
ES- Describe symptoms in all communications Cures
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
PERSONALLY tSPpSared 1eors me- an Alderman Of the
sworn doth saw his preparations contain mo- nntcot
no mercury or other Injurious drugs but are purely
sworn And subscribed before ths 2s1 day Of 30
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, Pbla
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE
FROM ga. NJ TOSP.M
Price 81 Per Bottle, Or 6 ion, So.
1t will be delivered to any address, securely packed
Address letters for information in confidence
~. ,o..,.., II, 4. HELMBOLD Chemist
Depot' lVa south Tenth street, below Chestnut Iiia
Beware Of COunterfeiters and Unprin.
cipled Dealers.
Who endeavor to dispose "OF THEIR OWN and
'other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu,
" Improved Rose Wash
Sold b. all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELAlBoLD's-TAKE NO OTHER.
Ont out the advertisement and send for a Avn
ANOln IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE ~
mch2l Tu1h&Saly
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ID K H / l. / S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT.
No. Sc Main Street, Vvoree,er.


A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durinp the nrac
uce OF hiteen years Dr. Hill has come In cOrtnct with
almost mnumetable cases of Debility occasioned NV
dreadnl habit OF solitary self abuse They continue
10 warn all Young men VIII not afflicted to avoid
II as they value their lives, and advise all who
troubled with the habit or its consequences wherS
they can pc cured OF such trouble, let them know
e ure disasters resulting in the non attendance of them
III time IL Is no eNaeeeratlOn that three tourfbs
q me insane owe their maady this horrd hubit The
prOpretOrs OF Insane Asylums cOroborate the state
me and II the victim escapes insanity or idOcv Vet lie
or She IS entirely untitled for the resi- pleasures Of life
either in or out of the domestic erce-wifh
powers ruined afflicted with distrust ever doubtful OF
ms lrlens III TACT perfect hypOchondrac what is he
nj Tor but TO be cast and die Attend 10 th nj
you who are addicted to this miserable habit or il
may be too late, and you 90 down 20 disbonorea
grave hardly ut to meet the God who gave Won the
ers which you have made curse instead Of bIessna
as they were intended There exists NOT in the ~ hn,
world an object more loathsOme miserable than one
mus broken IN health and hopes. Avoid il then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven " - ~ "' U"
1 ilo praetee Is wholly on the botanic principle
Office No. ~ lain street orCesfcr omen from ~,
to p M Letters postpad) will receive prompt aticn
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRACULOUS CURE. About seven years ago. 1
contracted very heavy cold which clune 10 me Win
dreadful tenacty resisting all the skill Of nbt Scisns
ana Inc power Of medicines suffered constantly rom
weak TO walk; night sweats which REDUCED ne 70 n
shauow; hYonlzng pain in every joint in my body; cen
stahty cBillyi III word, poor, miserable ~
napN Wretch, ana often prayed for death. empIoved
slA OF esht physciHns and must have taken al least
noGsneau u hausecus edicines, OF kind and anofh-
81, OGt 10 no good purpose grew worse every dpv
thailN, went TO Dr. Hill, who succeeded in curing me
D MS new ana delightful system treating diseases in
Mhch he patient is not required take nasty pedi-
cmesl was thoroughly cured in about three moi
ana am now as well and hearty as buck / advise Tho
SICK TO So Dr Hill who will effect a speedy cure at
filthy medicines, ito he well shak en- before taken
m JOHN TRASH Providence, X. |.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-05
THE PECULIAR

faint or iOfection which we
call SCRoFULA turks In the
constitution of multitudes
OfmeD 1t either produces
or is produced by an en-.
feeb'ed, vitiatrd state of
the blood wherein that flu
ID becomes incompetent to
sustain the vital forces in
their vigorous action, and
Leaves the system to fall
into disorder and decay.
The scrofulous contamina-
tion is variously caused by
mercurial disease. low liv
ing, discrdered digestion
from unhealthy food, i'm
pure air, filth ard filthy
the depressing vices,
and alb We all, the venereal
infe stion. Whatever be its
origin. il is hereditary in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-05
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE.


For four years was AFFLICTED with the most distressing
pains in my head, bones, and stomach. and general
feeling OF soreness whole BODY together with
shaking and trembling and fearful dreams, which net
ONLY UNITED me for the duties OF life but made life Itself
burden. tried dozens of remedies without success
and finally applied 70 DR. Hill, No 50 ain street. and m
few weeks, by his new and expeditions system treat
ment, he affected am now In perfect health
ana can undergo great deal u labor without pain or
fatigue q. a. L., Nashua n H.
TO Dr. NIL, 50 Main st Get Worcester, AVS. ~
DR o. A HILL--near Sir-Words cannot fv,,,.ss q,
you the grattuGc fee Is due you fer the beneAt bavs
received from your truly Invaluable medicines. a, ~
think cannot fully Justify myself without tvins Iris
you have been my guardian angel IN restoIng ma NO
health, which had long despnirtd OF 1ad ~,
long time two years. been troubled with that ,,nst
dreadful OF al cor llhnts Seminal Emissions which so
give up all business, aud consult physician re"rd,
,ase applied to the sO-calied best pbvsiria, IL
Boston commenced taking his medicines and ron ~.
unueu 10 10 SO TWO months, without getting any relief
had lOS- about twenty poands Of flesh and saw ~
continue tat inp his highly Wanted SPECIFICS hat
would SIC relieve my suneriugs This ph, stefan tLen
told me mat my incurable Thar / had bat,a.
wh1jn would end IN consumption then desi aired ~
obtO ing any ret and saw that unless sOmethino was
zone 70 mitigate the c0mpl int, should be numbered
WIN IN. dea Iappen ng to pass your office one day
ithoueht won make one more trial ] Commenced
taxing your Indian vegetable Meo cin March Tho pam
ana am now trough the bene ting effects that trny
Wonoerlu meuche restored to perfect health and shai
not tail 10 recommend to any of nv friends f,of er.
suffering nom such or any other disease Ionlng M
Will hnd you enjoying health and prosperity remain
FoxbOro', June 25th. 1903 r. MILLS
my case, as YOU see dt. X Mia
To g. A. nm, botanic Phyalcian) ~'''"'
81 Main at. WorceatNr. Maaa
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CURE WARRANTED.

DIX; Hills MIXTURE swarranted to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the Urinary organs Within the last
three " airs upwards Of 5000 bottles have been sold in
Boston; not single case can be produced where it
mas iaied TO make quick and lasting CT RE- This Is nor
rere assertion, but well known fact which can lie
proved at any moment. Dr. Hill would moi take this
method to make known the virtues this never ane
MlHthTe were 1t not to put the public their guard
against Inc hunDug preparations wheh advertised
DN certain apOthecaries who know not hing of the s
eases hch they pretend to cure, who for the sake Of
making few dollars endanger the life heai tb and con-
sttution OF their deluded victims To ali who are cfed
win private complaints, but more especially to YOU who
nave Decn duped by miserable peenderr Dr. lll would
earnestly recommends trial cf his failing Mixture
ltneVer lalis TO cure the worst cases in short time
without regard to diet risk exposure IL is mild
pleasant and safe to take II puIes the bloou destroys
the poison lurking III the SYSTEM and COMPLETELY reno
Yates and renews the constitution. DR. Hills Mixture
IL taken in season, will prevent well cure the com
plants tor which IT is recommended; in short is the
Only sure and safe remedy which has ever been discover
cd Tor the cure OF all private complaints. The price of
DIR lil's Mixture is only IS bottle will be sent
securely packed aled to part of the city or
country, when ordered iih the price enclosed Letters
(pOstpaid) directed to pr Hi will receive prompt at
tention' All consultations are held in private without
fear of exposure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-05

FOR SALE--A lot of Wood MACHINERY
n consisting OF one Daniels Plancr 10 lect nane "a
nehes wide one small Cylinder Planer with Saw com
I puSSu one ishorhg Machine with Boring Arbor aus
F mase also Se 4ne Bg2tens MN and Upright D SELF
about 1000 ieet OF Seasoned Lumber &c Gc Enoniye
81 so, f.. RlCE, Meuneld's Building, or Of y A.
"VNhi' W ouniinoI street. du mch25
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS
COLDS, INCIPiFNT CONSUMPTION. AND
FOR THE RELIEF or CON ,uMPrIYE
PATIENTS IN ADVANCED STA
GEES OF THE DISEASE.
This has been long used and so universally known
that we need do than the public that nd
qualy kept to the best il has been and that III
may be relied ON do all 1t ever has done
Prepared by DIR j. G. AVER &c Co.
Practical and ARdIyiicaI Chelpisis
Lowell, Mass.
sold BY all druggists everywhere and By ali The drug
glsts In Worcester. - ~ '"e
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-05
Washington, D. c. 1862

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