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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-12-17
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II commencing on I'd Monday
GRAND IURoRs
Beccaria township-Thomas Washburn
Bloom towpship-John Fridge
Bradford tp j. II Stewart Isaiah II Williams
Samuel Dunlap s''
IT, Burnside township-Samuel Brilliant. Thomas
w. Kitchen.
Chest township-William McGarvey.
Clearheld borough-Jona Boynton.
SoVington tcwnship-Hubert Hugueny
Decatur township-SoIomon Hammerschiag
Girard township-Nicholas Rouslet
Graham townshi2-David Mcdowell.
Knox township-James McCracken
Lawrence tow'p.-A. L. Bradley, John Fenton.
p1rrls piaa towh; townhs;hip1iames HolIenbach.
Penn township--WilIiam p johnson
Union township-John Dressler
TRAVERSE JURORS
Beecaria township-Jaha Harsh, Henry Beyers
Bell township-David McCracken.
Boggs township-Samuel Lambert
bradford township-Ahsalom Pearce Absalom
Rarger, NJ. L. Gill
Brady ytownsbip-Andrew Liddle, John Nolder,
John Hand. James Nelson Eli Harman Robert
Boyle, Andrew Wilson,
Clearheld borougb-Bepjamin Babcock
Covington township-Charles Schnarrs.
John P Dale 'ei'h
Ferguson township-Grier Bell Foster Davis
Fox township-Judson G. Bundy.
Girard township-John Nelson.
Gosnen town p-J A; L. illegal John Sankey-
Guelich township-Ahr NeyIipe. LisIe F Nc
Gully, John Whiteside
Huston township-Stephen Bundy
=, harthaus township-John Michaels Jr, Edw
Mceiaryey. VIM. 5. SanKey, VIM Harshberger
Knox township-Dayid Catboart
Lawrence township-Geo. Hail, VIM Mapes p
Antes, John Cessna, Levi Derrick
Lumber-city borough-Noah FarweH
MOTIFS townshlp-Michael A Brown, VIM 7.
Rothrock. John Rayhorn.
New washington horough-James NJ Rose.
pike township-Geo Price, Samuel Bloom of A.
rem townshlp-Elisha Fenton, David Lee.
Union township-John p Dale
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-12-17
A UDITOR'S NOT

"A UDlTORS NOTICE-Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned Auditor appoint
ed by the orphans Court of Clearield county to
report distribution of the moneys in the hands of
d. j. Cathcart, Administrator of Jane Wilson
deceased will attend to his duties as Auditor and
hear all persons interested in said estate at the
once OF j. b. MoEnally on Saturday, the Sd day
of January A. ID. 1863. at 2 o'clock D. m
Dec. 10, 1S62 j. H FULFORD. Auditor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Adrerftseneats set large TYPE eats or orr usual
style fH BE- charged double pee for space occ,pisd
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-12-17
Affairs on Sunday.

There was considerable firing during Sun
day, between the advanced troops of the two
armies. At one time the rebels showed dis
position to move upon Gen. Franklins COM
mand. Occasionally the rebels would throw
few shells among our troops. just to remind
us of the fact that they were still there.
With these exceptions every thing was quiet
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Received by Tuesday Evenings Mail.
Further Particulars of Saturdays But
tle-The Rebel Works Taken.

Further Particulars of Saturdays But
tle-The Rebel Works Taken.
The fight was variable up to half past one
O'Clock Saturday afternoon that it was not
known which side had the advantage. This
state of things continued until nearly night
to meet us, making most desperate resistance.
At half past two in the afternoon our troops
were rapidly crossing the river, and by sunset,
or little after, the balance had got over.
1t is estimated that forty thousand of our
glorious and gallant army were engaged in
the bloody work of the day trying to take the
first ridge back of the town, on which the
rebels first line Of works were situated. Un-
til late in the day it seemed impossible to do
so; bnt it is reported that the perseverance, and
mnfinching courage Of the .army of the Potomac
at last prevailed. Just before darkness put a
stop to the days battle, success crowned their
efforts. Thus they took the whole ridge,
from in front of the town down to Franklin's
it all night, and at four O'Clock this morning
were eagerly making preparations to renew
the fight. General Burnside remained on
the battle field all night. giving orders, look
ing to the position and condition of his forces,
and encouraging them in view of the work
to be performed. The struggle on our left,
undeHGen. Franklin, was especialyobstiuate,
and his eventual success decided the fate of
the day.
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On the 9th inst, boiler exploded in the
r Rolling Mill At Kittanning. Pa, by which q
young man, named Colwell, was killed and
another, named Fiscus, severely scalded. Tho
upper portion of Colwell's head was entirely
blown of.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-12-17
Affairs on Monday.

On Monday morning there was some skir-
mishing and considerable artillery firing.
Very little firing done by either party in the
afternoon-the rebels only throwing few
shots into the city, while they were strength
ening their works. The wounded are being
removed to this side of the river.
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STOVES.-50 COOKING STOVES, of all sizes,
~ for sale cheap for cash, by
Dec ., 1862. R. M0SSOP, Clearfeld.
SALI-a good article, and very cheap at the
~ store OF WIN. z. IRWIN, Clearfeld,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tbe unsersi.,,

"A uDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
"A an Auditor appointed by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Centre county, to make distribution
of the money in the hands of George Alexander,
Esq, High Sheriff, arising from the sale of the
real estate of j. j. Lingle. will attend to the du
ties of his appointment on Tuesday the Both day
of December instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day, at his office in Beefonte, when and where
all persons interested are requested to attend,
and those having claims to present them or be de-
barred from coming in said fund.
aBellefonte, Dec 2 1862. ADAM HOY, Auditor
TNO THE PUBLIC.---The undersigned hav-
IL ing purchased the entire stock of the late firm
of Moore Etzweiler and having m made large ad-
ditons thereto, is now prepared to wait upon Gus
toners. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the firm, he hopes by
strict personal attentio.i to business to merit a
continuance of the same.
March %, '62 If D. F. ETZWEILER
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Portugal, legalizng the Importation of certain for
The recent authorization OF the cortes has been
communicated 10 this department by the minister
resident OF the United States nj Lisbon and is pub
hshed as being of interest to the agricultural and
commercial classes of this country =
Department Of state for Public Works, Commerce and
Industry.
In accordance with the authorization conceded to
the government by lie law of the llth OF the cur
rent month, and having heard. i'll continuity with
article I'd of said law, the civil governors of the
Kingdom the respective councils OF districts, and the
general council OF commerce, industry, and agIicul-
ture am hereby pleased TO decree the following
ART. l. The importation of foreign cereals wheat,
rye barley and oats, in grain baked bread lis al
lowed through the inland OF maritime ports OF the
continent OF the Kingdom until the end of the
month of April next.
the same duties natiolal gain when dispatched
orcclsumpiiol4.
ART. I'd. Aitertle EN- Il tcifCd this decree
such cereals therein specified will still be
mittcd if it be proved before Government and the
respective fiscal committee that the same cereals
left the ports of their Shipment for those of This
Kingdom i'll sufficient time 10 have arrived within
the specified time i'll the of regular voyage.
Let the Councillor OF State, Minister and Secieta-
fy OF State for Finance, and the Minister for Public
Works. Commerce ana Industry thus understand
these presents and cause the same to be executed.
Palace of Necessidades. the 18th of September,
1861. THE KING.
ANTONIO JozE D'AvILA,
VELLoZo DE HARTA,
THRAso AUGUSTE.
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G0logtcsteg QaiIg SPY,


Mails Close a. follows:
Northern Worcester Cognty, Vermont and New Hsnp-
shire. via Grcester s Nashns Railroad at 6uU g. H. ana
Fitchburg Ianeqster LeoninsteT West Boylston, Oak
dale, Clinton. Lowell, and Nashua, n H. al SEQ a. M,
and $50 p m; and due at els a. and ioep M
Princeton and East Princeton at $3.50 p M ana Is due AZ
els g.
and are cue at 9lh g. n, $50 and $50 p m
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusetts-se9 a. NJ, and $50 p E' ana are Que al $40
Rhode Island-t Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 IN. and $50 m; ana are
due at $40 & ~, and $50 p 100
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad SSe
N; and are due 81 9 80 a. 80
WesteFn--{All t97gas On Massachusetts, West CT Wor
cesteT,) SIS Z. M. and are due al T. m. -,
Albany fyyeste-a New YORK and Western States SIS
a. m and SEQ p. n. and due at and lH.s5 p.
Spring6eldsi Is M and 500 p IA. and are due at 40
Hartford all Connecticut except windhau and New
London counties, sis and 800 m; and are due
Towns on line OF Norwich and worcester Railroad and
New London and NHindham County, Conn, 1900 e. m
nd are due at SIS
and 10 IS m.
barre, Barre Plains retersham, Paxton, Dana North
Dana, aad West Rutland - a. M aud due At 400
p m.
Holden, Rutland. North Rutland, Hubbardston: Cold
brook, and OskhaT. 33l m; and are due at SUI m
Leicester. IS and 80 and are due at 800
Miliburv and West AIilbury $50 a. m, and $50 p
and are due 81 - a. H. ana SSe p m, -
Shrewsbury. ais p, m, and is due at 900 8.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordayille, $50 a
m; and are due at $50 p.
Birmingham, South BIRMINGHAM. Hopkinton, Ashland
WOodvile, Westoor0'. N0rthboro', Southboro' Corda
vile. and Grafton, 80 p. and are due at is III.
Milford, Mendon. No.liston Bolton Berlin 800 a. IN,
and 500 p. and due al lis a. and Oh p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closet
al TINS once on sunday at 6UO O'Clock p NJ
odice hoors from n, to 500 p m. sundays from
12lOto y 90 D. J. NJ. EARLE P. M
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\ AOA ANAhNNAs
, December "a, 1861.


AN ACT relative to courts martial in the army.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatyes of the United states OF America in Con-
gress assembled That i'll time of war tie commander
of division or separate brigade may appoint gen.
eral courts martial, and confirm, execute. PARDON,
and mitigate their sentences. allowed and re-
of war to commanders of armies and departments
Providing. That sentences OF such courts extending
to loss Of lie or mission OF a commissioned OIL
Ger shall require the confirmation OF the general
commanding the amy in the field to which the
division or brigade belongs; And provided iur,her
That when the division OF brigade commander shall
be the accuser or prosecutor, TIE count shall be APP
pointed by the next higher commander.
Approved, December "a, 1861.
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[PuBLIc-No.2


AN ACT to increase the duties ON tea, coffee. and
sugar.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
scntatives of the United States of America i'll Con-
gress assembled That from and after the Gate OF
the passage OF this actin lieu OF the duties heretofore
IT posed by law articles hereinafter mentioned,
there shall be levied, collected and paid the
goods, wares, and merchandise herein enumerated
and provided for, imported from foreign countries
the following duties and rates ofduty, that is TO say
First. On ali teas, twenty cents per pound. Second
On coffee of all kinds five cents per pound Third
On raw sugar, commonly called AIuscOYado or
brown sugar. and on sugars not advanced above
number twelve, Dutch standard, by clarifying or
other process and on syrup OF sugar or sugar cane
and concentrated molasses or concentrated meladO,
two cents and halt per pound, and on white and
cayed sugar, when advanced beyond the raw state,
above number twelve, Dutch standard. by clarity
ing other process and not yet refined three cents
per pound; refined sugars. whether lump, crush
ed or puh cried, FIVE cents per pound; on sugars
after being refined, when they tiLcuIed color.
ed, or in any way aduerated, and on sugar candy,
eight cents per pound on molasses, six cents per
gallOn Provided. That all syTups of sugar of su.
gar cane, concentrated mOlasses, or concentrated
melado entered under the name Of molasses, or any
other name than syrup of sugar of sugar cane,
concentrated mOasses concentrated melado. shall
be liable to forfeiture the United States and the
same shall be forfeited.
r,,-1ln ,1,auO
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[PUBLIC-No Al
AN ACT to provide forallotment certificates among
vf.x al,

[PUBLIC-No a.
AN ACT to provide forallotment certificates among
the volunteer forces.
Be it enacted by Tie Senate and House OF Repre-
senaiiyes OF the United Stae of America i'll Con-
gress assembled, lat the president OF the United
States shall appoint, for eLeh state having Noun-
teers in the United States service, not exceeding
three persons WHO shall be authorl ed by the piesl
dents commission TO visit the several departments
of the army in which volunteers from their lespec-
tive states may be- and there procure from said vol
unteers from time to time their respective allOimeIts
of their pay to their families or friends, duy cethed
in writing, aud by them. or by some commissioned
officer OF such department, attested i'll puisu Of
such orders as may be made for that purpose by tue
secretary Of war and upon which ceIineu allotment
tile several paymastcs shall, at each regular ply
ment TO troops. give drafts payable in the city Of
New York, to thc order OF such persons TO whom
said allotments may he MADE.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the per-
sons appointed commissioners o carry into elect
the preceding section OF this act shall receive pay
or emoluments whael er from the treasury OF the
United States.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted That The fifth
section OF the act oftwelfth June eighteen hundred
and ffty.eigh giving suffers II hen upon tile sol
diers' pay, be ana the same is hereby repealed; and
all regulations giving suffers rights ana privileges
beyond the rules and articles OF war be and lie
same are hereby abrogated.
Approved, December "a 1861.
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PIN WORMS.

a NEW Dis VERY,
The Ascaridcs Pin Worms, the removal Of which has
ever bnfed the SKIN of the most eminent ara
entirely expelled from the human system by the use of
DR.. E. @. GoULD's PIN WORM SYRUP
cure warranted IN every case.
Relief afforded m twcnty-luur hours
This syrup nnrel, vegetable preparation and harm
less TO the youngest child
HEBYEY & MOORE, Sole Proprletors
Address GEO g. GOODWIN co. II and IL Aiarsbau
street Boston, Mass General Agents for New Fnris
Sold in Worcester by Druggists generally d&wIv U
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Y S P E P 81 A R MED Y i.
DR.. DARIUS HAM & CO.'S
A ES0MATEC INVIG0RATING SPIRIT.

This Medicine has been by the public for six years
WIN mere sing 1av"r 1T is recommended to cure
Dys c1Sa. Nervousness. Heart Bum, Colic Pains,
Niud in the stomach, or Fans in the Bowels,
Hea acfe ,Drowsit ess, Kidney COMPLAINTS,
Low spirits, pelirium lremens Intern
perauce
IT STIMULATES, ExnILIRATEs, INvIGoRArEs, But WILL
NOT lNTO&lCATE OR STUrEfY
As medicine rs quick AMI et!ectual curing the most
aggravated cases ct dyspepsia Kidney Complaints and
All oth,r arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels,
1t wlmstdntly evil the most melancholy and droop
I'M splits aud rest the weak nervous and sicky to
hya.ih st'uHlh ard vipor.
Persons Wit, from the niudelous of liquors have
became driegted. ard their system shattered
constnto, broken down, and subject to that horrible
Immediately ve The happy and healthy invgorane etf-
cacy Of Dr. llams n'igoraling Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL 10.
posE,-ore wine Glass full as often as necessary.
ono uosc " i remove ali Bad spirits.
one dose will cure Ileart-bufn
Three Uuses Will cure iudil eStOn.
one dose " III give you Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pairs of Dysnepsio
One dose " III remove the distressing and dlsu eeae
effects o. Windor lalulencc, aud The stomach
all painful feelings Will De removed. "'
one dose " IL remove the most DISTRESSING minis of
Cole either in the stomach or bowels pains Vi
4 ew doses viii remove all distractions in the Kidney
biauaVr' or Urinary organs 80
PERSONS who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
csmphsS, arc nSsured speedy relief by dose or two
al" '"u''l cure 10y me use o. one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from disspane toe nuch over piobt md
Iel inc ev effects OF poisonous liquors in violent head
sShlVhS AZ stG1uCi weakness
ma one uusc Will remove all bad feelings
dles OF weak and scky constitutions should take the
lhNltuinulg Spt tljcc tin day; 1t will max them
s.rOti GaltlN and happy, remove all distractions and
IVEual,'S from the menstrual OI ans and restore the
oY"ln "l hrHllh ana beauty to tie carewUrn acc. .
,urUE pregnancy II will be found Invaluable medl-
Clr 10 remove dlss rec able at the stomach
~ lhc proprietor asks, is trial, and TO induce ths ne
quart, ST.
Gcncfal cpot. IS Water street, New York.
\, F%r sse in Worcester by Bush y Co James Grcfn
bury, and Druggists generally. oOm dl9
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PUDLIc-No 81
AN ACT making an appropriation for gunboats on
Western rivers.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the rum of one million of
dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated, out
OF any money in the treasury not Otherwise apprO-
priated, Tor guubOas on the western ri,els.
Approved, December "a, 1861.
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dolurrester dolconesoag Mlurning yanuarp 5, 1882
sitm })nrk advertisements.
ME PARKHURST BURRING MA

THE PARKHURST BURRING MA
= CIlNE.-The Letters Patent originally issued to
stephen Parkhurst Nav !. 1915 the 'iurring Ma
chine was ON the 18th day OF April 1859 extended for
seven years from and after the LIST day OF Nav 1859
The Undersigned sole owners OF said extended
term and no person party has right make use
sell the machine without right derived from And,
IN order that t.ere may be misunderstanding, We
hereby give notice that our right to the exclusive
1oyment Of sad invention will be protected by every
proper legal means, and all persons who make sell or
use these machines, without right from u, will b
promptly prosecuted for damage $50 machine and
injunctions to restrain them nom further use
AS the Atlas Manufacturing Company have license
to manufacture said machines No 293 Center street
in the city of New York. where it is
ufacturers TO them here be padtng apology
for inringements upou our rights
MIR. 5. X. PARKHURSr is the gent Of the Atlas Man.
utacturne CONF any, and is generally in attendance
their Office. FRANCIS MORRIS,
CHARLES A BULKLEY,
n93 dams ROSI " EIrSSLII
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9arIroa0s.

Isssss5a55l7s7=7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
=::5s.-5;::=tRAILRoAD. = WLyLER ARRANGE
sgz--g5-AENT, commencing MONDAY Nov. Is,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
Leave 0rcester at 435 Exp, 7, $40 m $40 Exp
400, ll.25 Exp. p. m. The 1870 a. m and 400 p. NJ
Station
Millbury, $40 a. M 3.4Op. H.
Grafton, III, 1905 a. H. 4.20 y. N.
Westboro' I.30 1917 a. m, 80 pm.
Cor;aville, ~ l029 a. m. 444 p. m.
Milford. no s45 a. m 4iO p. m
North5oro'. Ia M 400 .. m.
Birmingham 25lExpress, 500 Exp. SOS, 1913 q. m,
Natiek 7.l3, s Is, ll.jO a. m. Loo, Sis m
Newton Lower Falls, SIS, 800 a. M, s45 500 p N. AL
We! Seton 5a7 p III Il sag, sls, ll2g wor m
BtoofRs s5 s IS IS a. e a@ rs at y g.
152O 30 3 10 p. m On Sunday $50 m, and l2l5an
TN connection with trains on Charles River Branch
sr M b IN case Of severe snow storm, the evening
. TRAINS leave BOSTON follows.
For New YORK, VIA Springfield, $50 EXP. 8. Exp,
NV YoTk; via !. Norwich, $50 Exp. p. nj.
worcester At 100 $50 Ex1 40 m hAR s Soo Exp Ais,
Alillbary 100 m 4i5 p NJ . At = p H.
Grafton 100 "a M LIS, AIS m. Also, Mondays at
West6oro'; 7tO a. m, LIS Ais, $50 Ex., N Also,
,cOrdaville, 100 M ll5 AIS m. Also, Mondays at
Ashland, 100 a. m. lis AIS p m Also, Mondays at
Milford, 100 a: m. lis, AIS p. n.
Marlboro, Is, Ais D. m
+ BIRMINGHAM, 100, $50 Exp 70, Is ? Exp. AIS
$50 Exp, S00, exp. Also, MONDAYS at II D. m.
Natick 60 $50 am IL, LIS, AIS, 545 pm Also.
saxonviIie, $50 a. M, 545 p M
Newton WOr., g. 800 a. II. LIS Wor.. IS as,
545, t45 9l5 p. IN. Also Mondays and Wednesdays at
Brookline, :. 0, $50 800 IL a. M *l2l5 28O Sis S.
m. only.
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~-z--3l THE ONLY POSITIVE.
ifai{ zccresz7 LIZ FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
/ b4t e word
lsIfIr- ~ VII Wheu the contents Of safes are de.
GF41 fAl., Il streyed, they invariably burned
s5 Al uy neat being conducted to them and
@==--=a-- h#t The inside wood casing, through the
r.----zi e4s4 door and doorway, by iron bolts and
. plates forming and fastening the iron
DoX 70 the outside iron plate Of the door and Joining di.
fectly or to se INSIDE woed casing thus forming con.
nuoes Of the best heat conducting material
and contents OF the safe %
~ ~ SAFES save ours are tags built
IL Esc01s1se y0aT SQfe door.
Inc afiGnd Patent SAFE constructed an to entire
" cut OIL ali communication Of heat this part by SO
constructing tie door and the doorway of soap stone
or other n2n-conductng material to have no iron
potts running through the door or plate around
the doorway any connections from the outer to ths
inner part OF the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents Of the safe as eecuay protected from all heal
safe. T "
al. Es. BSss EE-0sy AND ANsON HARDY
Manufacturers and Propret0rs,
81 scnool street. opposite City Hall boston Mass
Samples seen a. st0T IS Of Bush d Co.. FITCH & OTIS
=; HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at C. FOSTER q
" o A&eats'z 22 d ain street diff d3l
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4oston Sobertlsenrents.
BOSTON MEDICAL, ASYTTTM-T

BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
Institution. established for the benefit the sick
end suffering whether rich poor is under the imme-
oate care OF DR.. T. h. TAYLOR aided by some of the
oest consultation talent the city affords. The Wode OF
treatment racticed embraces all the modern improve
ents which have been made by the professors and stu
gents 6" medicine surgery electricity magnetism. psy
Sheiogy and reai and spiritual philosophy. DR.. Tay
LOT IS an experienced physician, we'll as skillful Op
orator aud manipulation. Daring practice Of twenty
years he has been emreny successful in curing some
Of the worst Of Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sia khe qiLatls euragia Mental and ervous Depres
SION. al d Female Complaints which have under
medical care Many cases of Nervous Prosration Neu
ralgia ana Female arrangements relieved at &
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever causg
produced are treated by the eclectic with nva
riabe saccess. Patients from distance who NAV wsi
TO remain IN the city while under treatment can be fur
hsheQ WITH GOOD accommodations and board at moder
ate rates by communicating with DR. Taylor day OF
two before their arrival.
once, consultation ard operating rooms No. II Han.
over street Al letters OF inquiry must enclose post.
age stamp ana be addressed to Dr. I. K TAYLOR Bos.
ton.
r SDr. Taylor's Medical Work for beth sexos enti
tied ihe Medical Companion can be cbaired OF him
or Of ". Y. SPENCER, bookseller and Publisher "a
washington street Price 50 cents Three stamps extra
when sert GY mail. dtf ans