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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-03
A Canadian Remedy

For Codirms,'. frcguiduiy and D,lihiy Of
he DigcIir, Organs. Inducing H,didche.
Laniiuds. .Nsrrounsu. Gsncral Protird-
ton oCAe Mind and body. PdrGiyai, Sc.
A MOMENTS reflection ought 60 convinc. =
"a .ca.,bl. man Il the fplly snd Danger 81 con.
'ianilN dosing With c,ihaftic medicine. III"
practice !. p.inicious anl suicidal. AurNTsrisrcc
oi iauy ,raf. hi. t,ugh, me that the CONSTANTLY
incrri.iag evil. Of indigr.tion ace fclffuy agsn.
waited ly the tuo ire usr IL Caihiuics. The
American people ate ast bscoming nation oi
d,spcplirs d, their artificial mode. ~ lie. Dps.
tc Ialh,n,s incrlsc the ,trit.blliiy, ani pros.
inir the strength Of h~ digestive organs.
The pill. nv Offered are especially designed
a. allsy ihi.iUiinbil,y, AL ~ the sane t,sc o.
in'igurae aud sfcngthcn all the iunciios OF d'.
gssiion. while the, Pfc gcniy hNal'c. They
are anpdync. ton,c All laxative. They are 80
mild and inyi gpnlius that oB~ .. notIrmiudedb,
any di,arcca5lr Effects that be has takea mcii.
cio~.
Bu.ipe.s men. Students. Professional m,n, fe-
male.. aud all rrr.nn. leadins con6ned OF 'e-
dru,ary lie, ,houI ly thsri.
The undsfsignsd fhy .icians, cLecfully certify
10 the high professional standing oi Df Colby II
Sun.trid. ou- ~ the oilc,t snl beet phy.iriin
ani O. the excellent 'islii-s IT HI. "Ani. Co.lSr
anil Tonic r,li.," which Ne have uscd "a Ou,
practice anil highly appfpNe
J. u. Gibsnn, " ~. Dunhsm, T. T..
CT. COTTON, VI -, co~sa.Sillr,
CHARLES GROWN, ND,
=. =. FOSTER. " ID, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. VI ID. Barnston.
y. JENkS, u,
CIV. COwLES. VI u. snn.iehd.
john MElGs, ~,
JOSEPH BRE,DON. VI ~, Surgeon Il. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. " u. Joaiicook.
LEMUEi. RICHMOND, VI u. Derby Line.
VI. q. GLiNES, VI ~, Compton. &. D..
q. ~. sOMEI>, VI u, Magog, 4. o..
}. RUTHERFORD 10, Ne~poIt, W.
Prepared by DIR. VI. =. COLBY, stsn.,ea 4,
&. T.. and Dr'by Line, Vermont.
Sold B., ~. Rust, -. Paris; BATES & Co. Ia.
RE; 4. -. Moves, Norway; -. Porter. J e..
Gerry. 10. ". Soble anl John II. Rand, Water
ionl; Mt Young. West Paris; &. 4. Knight.
Bryant. Pond. %
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Bes. Sewing Machines in the World,

Fer aihp Fiaiiy o, MassfaeiatiAg psTo'o.
Aud all We n.k i. fsrrrial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS.
F,cr No. 1. This bsing duy licensed. their
machines are protected against heterogeneous OF
litigation.
r,cr No. 2. These Machines make the lock
stitch alike on both 'ides-and nee q LITTLE les
than h,lla- much thread aud silk a. the chain OF
l0op-siuch machines.
FAcr no. !. Thee Macines are better n.
dap,ed than any other machine. n market To the
frequent change. and almost endle.. variety OF
sewing required in a family. They will sew from
one 10 tseat, lhicknessss OF mirseille. without
stopping, aud make every stitch perfect. They
will even sew from the finest game 10 the h.s.
West cloth, and stoui. hard leather, sithOu,
changing the ised, needle or tension, or making
soy adjustment Of machine whatever. u not
such a In,chise best adap,ed to poblic u.el and
,fbc.t adapted 20 family use, Why not hr ever,
variety OF tight .rwiig manufactured For work
too heavy Tor our family machine. We recommend
our larger sires'
rlor No. I. These machines make the mos,
elastic seam oi ANY 's~ing.mAoh,ae 10 u.e--a fact
ofs.rs grea, Importance 10 sewing elastic gvods,
or good. at an, Mad, on a bias.
fAcT No. 5. No machine !. more durable or
mote simple IN construction, or mot. essi, unier'
stood. The repuU ton oi these machines whei-
ever used will fully demonstrate each OF the above
iaris.
Flcr No. @. These maehioe. TOOK the high.
esi premium at the franklia Institute, Ph'ladel-
pha. 49,,
FIor Not. These machines took the high.
eat premium NJ the New Jersey State fair.
F.cr no. \. The.e mschinc- took the high
90, medal 1T the American Institute, in the cit, Of
New York. together with the highest premium
lor 6ae sewing. machine work.
FAor No. .. These machine. took both the
highest premiums ut ih, Mechanics Fair, Utica,
~. Y.
fAcr No. 10. These machines cen 40 the
same thing generally. Whenever exhibited 10 come
petition with oiher hrsi-clsss sewing-maehine..
fAor No. II. We warrant every machine VS.
cell 10 give BErTER satisfaction than any o'hsf
sewing .maehine in tbs market, or money re"nd'
ed.
r7rsend Cor a circular. AGENTS WANT.
ED. Address,
Finkic r. Lyon Sewing Machine co..
No. 53s BROADWAY, Nrw.YeRK
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Valuable Farm for Sale

IN Nofwa,. king on ih- stage road l'nding from
Ma,sttif,i a. Nnroa, v,lhsc snd south Pare
Depot. containing go srtr-, vel Divided 80"
tiIhsr, moving ,ni pisiut1ge. Nice vel and
run,,rg Waiet hat can ~ rI.,l, taken 'nin the
harm Nanl 4 nice Nuuog orchard, ani plrni, 81
WOOL aui ,imi-r; 'lso hHe thinc~ &c mufk
mar The barn. Sad farm cuts iron - T. 30 Ton.
q h,,, snI cav ,a,,, h. made Z" cu' ~. The
Iu,lii,,. AZ NV sni go,i; a school hoa's al.
,,iu. the premises. anh ohufrhrs a." N'ih'a :
and J ,nil,. ui thr SAM; al-o iso sas, sh'nge,
a,I cl.rls-,rd mill. 'Thc farm !. plsassn,l, ut.
u.,sd arl w,l calculated f,r brit cis.s farm, ot
t~o small on... The o~nsf, l-,ng out Of health,
s,ll .cli. of 'Nchansr iuf smaller one. and g''r
r,si iatg,ia. Th,. Farm Wili su', AZ enirtrtis.
,us u.a, AIT ,isL hr,t rate 90, isr h's hlor.
80 turhrr particular. ant plan Il the pf,mi...
.lIan DANIEL COFFIN. At the farm, of WI.
T.. GuOpNOW, Agcnl. NorSI, Village.
And l. lSoa. lOu
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

ryNIIE FARM kpowa as the kyes farm, situated
IN the town FILTRATION, Oxford County. SAID
l,rm contains about one hundred acres and divided
a. k,ilo~.; IS acres Of 6r.t quality interval. 2j
acre. Of superior upland, all in a high state OF
cultivation. and cut. yearly about 30 ions OF hay;
thu remainder Of al,,at 6fy acres. is suitably III.
,ided into pssiungr and woodl,ld. buildings In
good repair; stable :6N60. and never falling wa.
ter al, both house and stable. Said farm Is .itp-
u,ed within miles 81 Brown's Mills. 50 call.
ed. and ha. been occupied az public house 10,
the last few year. by the sub.er'b-r; snd il !,
fist rate situation ior publY house, as IL Is on
the direct stage route from iiieihei To Enrol. n.
a.. aud the Lake country. The above property
will IT, cold at bargain, u applied ior soon, ~
the subscriber is ont OF health add wishe. To en-
gage in some lighter Labor or business. For iuf.
ihes particulars IN relation To the above property,
reference can be h,d 10 Isaac !. York Of East
Grafton, or the subscriber on the premises.
BENJAMIN BROOKS.
Grafton. Oct. %. 1861. 10
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Copal Varnish.
New York and Portland
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

'TiIE first cla.. steamship, CHESAPEAKE.
i Capt. Sidney Crowell. AMI PATArsCO.
Capt l.. ~. I.,y6eld, will hereafter form a Semi.
Weekly line between the ports Of New York and
Porilind. leaving each port every "Wednesday
aud Saturday at . T.. NJ.
Passage s5 %. including fare and state rooms.
The grrat dispiah given To freight by this line,
makes il the most desirable freight commun,ca.
iion between New YuIk aud the Fast. No COM
mission charged at the end for forwarding.
Drayage IN New yo,k he,ween connecting
lines by contract at lowest rates.
Mhe STEAMER that leaves New York Wednes.
days. and ror and Saturday. has Discontinued
her tips for The present. thus leaving but on.
steamer on the line.
Appl, 10 and address,
EMERYs& FOX, Portland.
u. u. CROMWELL 4 Co, New Yoik
Portland, January -, lsGO.
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Van IAndcn's Patent
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS.
HANNAH & CO.,

Sole Proprietors, 30 Cliff Sc. N. Y
Two sires, 800 and SIPS
F3-On receipt ofrrioe PRES will be mailed
10 an, address. hostage paid. Descriptive Circu.
lars sent II reqpcsfed. staiiOners and agent, sup.
piled ON liteial terms.
Extraordinary inducements offered to in,slliseu,
Agents.
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importing Houses,
yAyEBB .yepIeys,

y IN hGB .NoIIt.NS -.
IL q,n,iiie.,b the dozen OF sinslc one.
Watch Gls.sc. anil matcrisl. for Matchmaker
will be- furnished cheaper than they c'ube ho"gh'
IN Partl,nd. D. .hnr, people had better call q"
him sni save moary.
Evrnthins warranted 10 be- Whst u is sold for.
a.. motto -, ilonc.ty :. the bcst policy" and
the most sure a. sucuci. A, wo,k entrusted
a. him viii l,e done according 20 contract, and
warranted gnni.
H. wouhl likr IN sec nHy watches that hs'e
been spoilc hy inexperienced wotkmcn. ana "
n. l.n', mai. them psrl,ua yell there viii be ~"
ch.,gr. The sane With c'Ucks.
PLAN watch m,yemsnis vii We fall lrvelled
uhcnte1uirrd. ,al so.d quiriicro r verge watches
vial be altered 10 Lever EsCp~meuls alta hit
mice. Chtusomst.f hal,ncrs ipsericd ~ watches
that have plaza hilsnc,s. anl hnallN ,n,ihing
tha, y. required &C. 10 done a. watch or cluck +,
will 10 dsas ,t he. .hpp,an Warranted 10 bc uon'
en- a v,tk ,rlik~ m'ap~r.
wnfk .aiiciicd from other ~a,ehmakef'. winch
h. done at tar di.counI.
Jowolry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
rTCshpais fot old Gold and silver.
BITuTtilILL.is6,. 10
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FINKLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
53S broadway. Now.York,

No person Who contemplate purchasing Sew
" ing Machine for family or manufacturing pur.
pp.e,, should ial to scad lpI one oi "rr circulars,
which contains cut, and Toll descriptions Of TIE
several .lyle., price. aud samples Of work, all Of
which We send by mail free. We claim to have
tk.
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aution.

u IN. l.~n estimated that over TIE HHsi,'i
TAsa,s.i DslIrs are paid O. ssinil,ng gussks
apnusly. ~ New England alone, without iHy bs-.
,si t. ihDss wh"p'y Il. Al hi. cnme. from trust.
IN, sAsai sYsFy, io men Who afrahkc destitute ~
hun.t, ck,tacisf. and .k,ll. and ~hus- oaiy ~.
commsnilii5a !. Their own isl.e ani -NtrsNpgIut
a,,,ii,,-,. ~ praise oi ihcm.c'ss. u, therefore.
,ou Noad ata,d tsss lsubsgs'i, take NJ maa'.
~oid. ~ aslu,, Ehsi An p,'i'H'i5-i ar'. bu, NAME
INQUIRY :-it sill oost ,"u nothing. ADD may
save sou NAV, trgfrt'; i'T, a. ad'rftising ply.
.ician., ~ nine eases osi often afr b'gsf. there
i. no ,alst, IN trusting asy of ih'G, unle,. 700
knpw ~, anl vAai ihsy ace.
EYy.Dr. VI. will -rni 'N,r, hy enclosing one
stamp ~ above. Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
WOMEN, ani 90 P,,rai' Du'sa'o gen'iall,, gi'.
ing G,lI incarnation. WIt tA' assi asiosiisi T'r-
sass, asSt,,iiasniais, without ~hich ~ sdS.tti'.
ing an or medicine of thi. kidd !. de.yn-
~ ofANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
q Order. l., nail promptly attended to-
wnIc war adde's yia,siy. aud direct to DE.
MhTrlSoN, -. alp'-.
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wilse..-JosrrHII. wrsr.

Il OSr. whik suen.liag the Associates at
IL Ea't Sumner. silver fruit katie. The sr,i-
clc was douhly valuable since il Was the gih of
dear frienl Bc,r the close of lie. VIII the finder
have the sOOdusss to communicate the Tact 10 the
Clerk Of the Association.
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Testimonial. Ike the above arc CONSTANT, be-
,n- ,,seivsd from ~ ssciion. ~ ths country
Shsr, " wc,h.' Mage Compound" has been ia.
ltoducsd.
Az uho nr,r Gom any li'on'e ofihs hreai,
L.sf. o. chat. eaa s1sHa f,hsfby aa.y
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HENRY &. sPALDING,
~ LIBERTY STREET. NEw.YoEK.
CAUTIoN!

A. certain unptineipied persons are attempting
to palm "a On the nn.u.issiing public. limitations
OF my PREPARED GLUE, woold caution all
rer'oa'. to examine before purchasing, and see
that the Iul name
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-09
rPUBLIC- "a

AN ACT making additional apDronrfations for ,,o ,.,
& lot tne year ending June thirty eighteen hun
BE it enacted by the and house of rcnreson,a
Nes OF me United states of America in congress
Dleu' that inc following sums be and thew are herh,
appropriated, to be paid of any money In The iraoy
ry not Otherwise appropriated the service oil The W. ar
For the purchase We sells and necesssrv ol,oa,i
incurred IN hitting them for service two million five bUn
dred and thirty thousand dollars " = mum
For the purchase OF additional vessels two r,lI;on
dollars WV iniiiiohs Vi
and charts twenty thousand dollars ' P'
For repairs at observatory freight Transportation
three thousand dollars.
For the ordnance foundry at the Washinoton 49,.
yard, fifty thousand dollars. i"''
For ordnance, one million dollars.
Sec And he it further enacted that the sum of sev
en- hundred and eghtvthree thousand two huu1red
ninety Jour dollars, being the necessary to be
PROVIDED as estimated ny bUarGapponted that pur
pose 10 pay for and nish the battery now par
italy constructed at ObOken New jersey be and The
same hereby appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated tor the immediate
completion OF said battery Provided that in econtract
Tor Inc completion Of SAID vessel il shall be stipulated
that no part OF the money claimed by Edwin A Stevens
to have been heretofore pended BY him upon said
sci shall be refunded until the of said claim shall
be established to satisfaction the secretary ofnnyv
and he payment of said shall be contingent upon
the OF said an run4clad sgn-nntn ar
steamer to be determined by the president ana s"eh
co tract shall spulate the time within which the vessel
shall be comnleed: Provided nevertheless that said
money shall be expended unless the secretary of
navy is OF opinion that the will secure to the minnie
service efficient steam battery.
Sec. And be it further enacted that the sum of th
teen millions OF dollars be appropriated any mon
ey in the treasury not otherwise appropriated to enable
the secretary OF the navy to rOncad steam
vessels of
Sec And be it further enacted that the secretary of
coffee and sugar for the extract of combined with
milk and sugar, to be procured in the same manner and
meats, pickles, butter, and descattd vegetables if he
shall believe it will be conducive health and com
fort of the navy and not expensive to the
bic to the men, Improved April H. 1862
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ID R II 1 L L S
BOTENIC MEDICAL ESTkBLISHERT.


A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG AIEN.-Durng the prac
tce of fifteen years Dr. Till has i'll contact with
almost innumerable cases of Debility, OceasOned b
dreadnl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
to warn all Young men who not afflicted to avoid
ii they value their lives, and to advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they be cured OF such trouble and to let them
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
in time. 1t isno eXageeratUn to that three touts
Of he insane their mady to this horrid habit The
prOprieors OF Insane Asylums cOrrObOTate the
men and If the victim escapes insanity idocy lie
or she is entirely untitled Tor the real pleasures OF lie,
either in of the domestic ercewith provocative
powers ruined afflicted with dstruSt, ever doubtful of
his friends i'll fact, perfect hypOChOndrac what is he
lit for but be cast out and die Attend them once,
ali you who addicted to this miserable habit ii
may be too late, and you may go down 20 dshOnOrcd
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you the pow
ers which you have made instead Of blessing,
they were intended. There exists in the whole
world an object more loathsome miserable than one
thus broken in heath aud hopes Avoid it then as you
wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. Hills practice is wholly the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No 50 lain street orCesleT, open from
to Letters (postpaid) will receive prompt aten
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/ CURE WARRANTED.

DR. Hills MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs Within
three years upwards 300 bottles have been sold in
Boston. I'd not single be produced where it
has tailed TO make quick and lasting This not
a Here assertion. but well known fact which can be
proved at any moment. DIR. Hill would not take this
method to make known the virtues OF this failing
Mixture We're it not to put the public their guard
against the humbug preparations which advertised
BY certain apothecaries who know nothing the dis
eases which they pretend cure who, the sake of
making few dollars cndanGer the life, health and con-
stutlun OF their dendcd victims. To all who are afflicted
with private complaints but especially to you who
have been duped by miserable pctenders Dr. i would
earnestly recommends trial c his failing Mixture
II never falls to cure the in a short time
without regard to diet risk exposure Ii is mild
peasant aud safe TO take. 1t puIcs the blood destroys
the poison lurking in the system and completely reno
Yates ana renews the constitution DR. Hills Mixture
II taken in season. will prevent as well the com
plants tor which ii is recommended; in short it is the
only sure and safe remedy which has been discover
60 LOT The cure of eli private complaints The price Of
DIR HDls Mixture is only IS bottle and IT W iii he sent
securely packed ANA acd any part the city or
country when ordered h the price enclosed Letters
posl-paidl directed to pr Hill will receive prompt at
tehtlOn All consultations held in private without
of eNpOSuIe. N
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OFFICIAL,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
asseo at the Second Session OF the Thirty Seventh
Congress.
LPuBLIc REsoLrr1oN-No q |


RESOLUTION transferring the supervision of tho
capitol extension and The erection OF The new dome To
the department of the interior ~ ~
Resolved by the senate and house Representatives of
me united states of America in congress Assembled
tat me supervision OF the capitol extension and the
erection OF the new dome be and the same is hereby
transferred from the war department TO the de artme
VI tue INFERIOR And all unexpended money which has
nee heretofore appropriated Tor either of the
meh,s heretofore mentioned, shall be expended under
NIL ana supervision of the secretary of the III
% provided thai no money heretofore apprupriattd
sn oe expended upon he capitol until authorized Inv
Oness except so much is necessary 10 protect Tho
t Tudg from injury by the elements and to complete
Approved, April l6, 1862
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MlRAf ULOUS CURE. About seven years ago [
contracted very heavy cold which chung TO me with
dreaul tenacity, resisting all the skill of ply sicans,
and the power Of medicines. | suffered constantly from
pam III the hearti no appetite; part OF the time
weak TO walk; night sweats which reduced ne to Il
shadow; agonizng pain in every Joint in my body;
stantly chtlly in word, poor, miserable un
happy wretch, and often prayed for death. employed
SIX or cght physciHDs, and must have taken least
hugseau OF nauseOus Cdicncs, of kind and anOth
er, but to no good purpose, grew every day
Finally went to Dr. HILL who succeeded In curing me
by hsnew and delightful system of treating diseases in
which the patient is not required To take nasty mcdi
ctnesl was thoroughly cured in about three months
and am now as well and hearty buck. advise the
sick to go to Or Hill who will effect speedy cure ut
onehat the price charged by other physcias and no
filthy medicines, ito be well shaken before taken"
.- JOHN TRASK Providence, X. !.
q Main str Mar Mace
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8ostom A0berttsements.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS


SOLICIrOR OF = : ENTS.
Late Agent Of o. s. Patent Qfce, Washington, ~ der
The Act Of 1870
&c State ST., opposite EziIby ST., I.0ston.
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HIGHLY IMP0RTANT CURE.

For four years was afc ed with the most distressing
feeling Of soreness over my whole body together with
shaking and trembling and fearful dreams, which not
only united me for the duties OF life but made life itself
burden. tried dozens of remedies without success
few weeks by his and expeditions System Of trent
ment, h affected cure am in perfect health
and can undergo great deal Of labor without pain
fatlgue. &. A. L., Nashua. n. II.
10 DIR. HILL, 81 Main st Get, Worcester, Mass
DIR. G. A HnL-Dcar Sr-Words cannot eXnress 10
you the gratitude feel is due you for the benefit hive
received from your truly Invaluable medicines: ard
think cannot fuy justify my self without giving This
small token of my friendship and esteem insomuch ne
you have been my guardian angel in restoring mo 10
health, which had long since despairtd Of mad for
long time (tNO years. been troubled with that most
ufeaulul 81 all con plbints Seminal Emissions
weakened me ~ body and mind that was Obliged 10
give up all business aud consult physician Regarding
my Ase applied to the so-callcd best physician IL
Boston commenced taking his medicines and con.
unued 10 ~ 50 TWO months, without getting any relief.
had lost about twenty pounds of flesh and eayv N
corunued taking his highly vaunted spcc1C tbet dot
woulu so relieve my sulerngs. This nh, stefan ten
Iolu me 'al my case was pcuruble that had better
when would end In consumption then dest aired ~
obta ing any relief and that unless somptRing ns
done 70 mitigate the GOmpl Int, should he numbered
WIN IN, sea, happenhg to pass our Office one day
thking your lndan vegetable Metcin March the lOth
ana an now through the benehttinV effects that truly
wonseinl medicine, restored to perfect health and shall
not fail TO recommend II to any Of nv friends thot nre
suffering from such any other dlscase Honing MS
VIII ma GU enjoying health ana prosperity fcniain
Foxboro', June 2sth. 1853 r. MILLS
i. 8. You are at liberty 10 make pubic statement
my case, as you see 1T n MIIIS
To g. A. Hill, botanic physlcianl
" Main st., Worcester, Mass.
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE.
celebrated for its medicinal beneficial Qualities as
genuine Stimulant, Tonic Duretie and SudoTc highly
esteemed by eminent physicians, and some OF the INST
families OF Europe and America
AS A DIuRETIC
timpar.s healthy action TO the Glands and Kidney
and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in DrOpsy, Gou
Eruptions and Rheumatic affections.
AS A SUpORIFIC
it opens the and expels all impurities insensi
bic persplration, thereby driving of Eruptions and
cleansing the suace, giving tone and vigor to the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT, and HEALTHY condition
to the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
SPEER'S WINE
s not mixture manufactured article but is pure
rom the juice OF the Portugal Elder cultivated In the
United States recommended by Chemists and Physi.
clans as possessing medicinal properties superior any
other Vine IN use, and an excellent article for all week
and debilitated persons and the aged and inhrm i'm
A LADIES' WINE.
because ii Will not iEtuXiCatc other wines as il con
tans no mixtures of spirits other liquors. and is aa
mired for lis rich, peculiar flavor and nutrive proper
ties imparting healthy tone 10 the digestive organs
and blooming soft and healthy skin and complexion
ALFRED SPEER, Passaic, Nj
is over the cork of each bottle.
MAKE ONE Trial OF THIS VINE.
n. SPEER, Proprietor.
VINEYARD at Passaic n. j. OFFICE 2OS Broadway
New York.
For sale by GEO. R. sPuRR, Agent for Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-09

SWEDISH LEECHES-A fresh lot iusl
- received of superior quality, aud fer sale by GEO
HARLOW, ApOthecary. DIT jai
GARDNER'S RHEUMATIC COM.
~ PoUNDA large lot for sale. wholesale and retail
by GEO. r. SPUR, POI Main street diff mchI