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supreme judicial Court.

MONDAY, April Gothic court came in at ten
A. M, when the juries were cmpanuelled as fol-
lows
First Jmy-Edwarl B. Bigelow Of Grafton,
forem IN; Amasa b tncroft of Gardner, james g.
Bemis OF Oakham Prince Bracket of Webster
Frederick A. Brigham OF Shrewsbury, Charles
Carpe ter of Daddy, Jonathan Drury, Jr., of
Athol, Joseph Dudley of Norlhbrdse, Gilbert
Gaskill of Mendon, Calvin L. Gilbert of West
Bro,ktield, JOsiah B. Goddard of Petersham
WIN Conlcy of Worcester.
Second JHy-Ezekiel D. lockwood of South
boro', foreman; Waiter Henry of Worcester, Sol
ONION Haywood of Rpyalston Albert e. Howe of
Princeton, Orrin F. J> slim of Oxford Samuel A.
Maynard OF Worcester Warren E. Moore of
Northborl', G larles Morse Of West Boylston,
Sullivan g. Proctor of Fitchburg, Thomas Page
of Lunenburg, James K. Pierce of Worcester,
James Pufer of Westminster.
SapernaheraieS-Ree 5. RugIes of Hard
wick, Silas Tmgley of Milford, VIM. Walton of
BLACKSTONE, Retus Walling of Douglas.
The first case tried was that OF Henry D Stone
VS. William Di,kinson,for alleged false impris-
onment in which Il verdict was rendered for the
defendant. The case goes up to full bench on
question Of law.
Now on trial, Andrew J. Bartholomew, as
signee, vs. Provustus McKinstry of Sonthbridge.
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FORTRESS MONROE, April l9.--Last even
ing the steamer Freedom arrived fIom
Charleston, bringing no news of Importance.
Phe monitors were all lying near the bar,
none of them having left as has been re-
ported.
Cannonading was distinctly heard last
night, and most of the time to-day, on the
Nansemond river, where our gunboats are
engaged in Smelling out squads of rebels who
are attemptingto plant batteries on the banks of
the river, and who thus far have been de-
feated.
Gen Dig and staff left this morning on the
Henry Burden for the Nansemond. The gen.
eral returned late last evening from Suffolk.
He keeps vigilant eye upon the enemy's
movements about this department
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NEW YORK, April 2O.--COTTON dull heavy and nom
inal; 6ic@65c for mitdliTg uplands
FLOUb-Receipts ll712 bGs; sales l0SOO bbls; state
ana western &c lower, with moderate demand; super
fine state 30 @ $40; extra 675 795: and 100 q
1l5 for choice; round hoop Ohio us "a 7,25; choice
1850 9 $40; supertne western O5 90 645i common to
good extra western SIS a lis; Southern shade easier
saleg 1900 bbs; mixed ogGod 100 @ $780, fancy and eX
ira 1855 q IS; Canada SC lower; sales $50 bbis com
mon $50 a. 500; extra 1850 S2O.
heat market dull and nominal. Corn shade lower
sales 900 bush; mixed western sound So Gg 30; i'll
store and delivered unsou so a SIC. fair request
Beef dull sales 100 hblscouhtry mess 6OO@S,OO dol
lars Pork dull and l0wer sales loo bbiS
u 50@l35O for old, 1928 q l531s for new. Lard dull
and lower; ales 50 bbs q q lO3e. Butter dull ana
heavy; o. 10 IA a lSc; state is 40 22c hiskeN dul
and ower sales $50 bbls i@li4c for State and western
Rice fair demand sales 1900 bags Sugars less active and
steadv sales 500 hhds; New Orleans III a. he; Mus
cOvado = a lO4c. Coffee quiet; MOlasses quiet and
unchanGed sales 500 bbls at AGO. Muscovado 90 hhds
a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

Rev. ]. B. Rogers, chaplain of the l4th
Wisconsin regiment. who has been in charge
of the freed blacks at Cairo for some months,
confirmed statement which appeared in the
papers last fall, of the iendish barbarity of
the rebels in northern Alabama, which was so
monstrous as to be received with incredibly.
He says the rebels actually butchered about
thousand blacks to prevent them falling into
the hands of the Union army. Two hundred
were confined in large building, the building
nred, and every one of them burned to death.
one thousand contrabands have been sent
10 Island No. 10 in the Mississippi, to cult
vate the farms on that island for the govern
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ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-relegrams received
at headquarters to-day say that Fayetteville,
AK, was attacked before daylight on Satur
day by about 5000 armed rebels, with four
pieces OF artillery. Our forces were less than
two thousand, part of whom were unarmed.
The rebels were repulsed with considerable
loss. Our loss was live killed and seventeen
wounded.
LATER.-Additonal adyices from Fayette-
willie say the fight there on Saturday lasted
about four hours. The rebels were command
ed by Gen. Cabel, and retreated in,disorder
toward Ozark. Our troops were allArkansas
recruits under Col. Harrison. They were
poorly armed aud equipped and without artil-
lery.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELIaGE APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
THE WAR ON THE NANsnMoND.
a Rebel Battery and Two Hundred
Rebel Prisoners Captured.

FoRr MONROE, April 20.--Heavy firing has
been going on for the last twenty-tour hours
ON the Nansemond river, occasioned from our
gunboats Smelling out the rebels, who are at
tempting to plant batteries at different points
on the river, Last night our gunboats, with
the Sth New York and Sth Connecticut regi-
ments, captured rebel battery of six pieces
OF artillery, together with two hundred prison.
ers taken from the 44th Alabama regiment.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-An Official dispatch
has been received from Maj. Gen. Peck, da-
ted Saturday evening eight o'clock, saying
that Gen. Gettry in conjunction with the gun
boats under Lieut.. Samson, had just stormed
the heavy battery at the west branch, and cap
ured six guns and two hundred Of the 44th
Alabama (rebeD regiment. They crossed in
boats. The S9th New York and the Sth Con-
necicut were the storming party.
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YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y, April 20,-A consid-
cradle portion of this village was burnt this
morning including Barton's Hotel, ConverS
Hotel, and the adjacent buildings.
ALBANY, April 2O.-The senate and assem-
bly, bank committees, after consultation,
have agreed to recon end the senate gold
bill prohibiting banks from loaning on gold or
bills of exchange, under penalty Of forfeit
ure of charter, and requiring reports to the
bank superintendent
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they had received, have been held up TO pub
lie remark and reproach as absent without
leave.
The records of some of the regiments APP
pear to have been kept in II manner highly
discredtable to the commanding and staff Off
GERS charged with the important and response
bic duty OF collecting and arranging the data
which make up the military history of the in.
dividuals composing their respective com"
mands where this trust is neglected the rep
utation and rights of officers and men must
necessarily be endangered.
BY command of Major General Hooker.
4. s. WILLIAMS. a. A. G.
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New York, April 2O.-Another immense
mass meeting was held in this, city this after
of Union citizens. Gen. Scott presided, oc-
cupying Il chair in the balcony Of the Fifth
Avenue hotel. -Four stands were erected
around Madison square, fronting the hotel,
and the attendance at all the stands could not
have been less than twenty thousand, and
among the speakers were John Van Buren,,
Daniel s. Dickinson, Geo. Bancroft, Rev
DIR. Hitchcock, Henry j. Raymond, George
William Curtis, Lyman Tremain, L. Delafield
Smith, Ii. b. Stanton, and others.
A notable feature of the meeting was a
procession of eXpressmen, comprising all the
expresses of the city, which passed round the
square, the wagons and horses gaily decorated
with flags, and the employees of the various
companies cheering as they rode along. Ths
reception TO Gen. Scott when he appeared on
the balcony was exceedingly cordial and en-
thusiastic. He was too feeble, however, to
address the meeting, and was only able to oc-
cupy the chair an hour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

WHILE congratulating those who have the good for
tune to be born beautiful we, the other hand pity
the household who has had the good fortune TO OBJ
tain paper Of lerrick ALIENS Cola Medal oalcratus.
Go Immediately YOUR Grocer and get paper. and,
our word for it, will auy other. 1t has
been analysed by Of the most dist gushed chem
lists in the country and pronounced perfectly harmless,
and to produce eighth more Bread Biscuit from
the barrel OF -four than b. procured with any
other; besides only takes about hall the quantity
Depot ll2 Liberty street.
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr. continues to pay the hiehes
price TO. old papers etc diff ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

Take no more snpieuAant aud IInrafe
ia tSlIctncR.For unpleasant and dangerous diseases
use Heabod's r. tract Buchu, which has received the
endorsement OF the most prominent Physicians in the
United States is offered afflicted humanity as a
certain cure for the following diseases and symptoms
originating from diseases and aouse OF the Urinary or
Sexual Organs -Genersl Debility Mental and Physical
DepresSion m0ecility, ietermiudt1 OF Blood to Inc
Lead confused Ideas, llysteria General lrritabtv,
teSties7nesS and sleeplessness Night Absence of
Muscular Efficiency, Lnss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia Ema
ciatlon Low Spirits Reorganization or PARALYSIS OF the
ORGANS OF Generation, taipltatUn the Heart and in
TACT an me comcomitans OF nervous and debilitated
To insure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for Helm
Dold axe no other Cares guaranteed. See adver
tlseiilFll' III ahothtf column. deop2m mch6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

Cough, Cold, or AN IRRITATED THROAT, if al
owed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, 0itentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
each directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRoNCHITIs, ASTHMA and CATARRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use
the TrocheS and their extended use has caused them to
be counterieited. BE sure to guard against worthless
limitations OBTAIN only the genuine BroCns Bronchial
4roches which have Pr0red their efficacy by test
many years PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should
use the Troches Military Oiiicsrs and Soldiers who
over-ta the voice, and exposed sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
box. dNw3p az
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EsateheIor's sgasir bye, The BEST THE WORLD
WILLIAM a. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Eye
produces q color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not injure the Hair the least; remedies
the i'll effects OF bad dyes and invg0rates the hair of
life Gray, Red, Rusty IL air instantly turns to II
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold byGEORGE P. HARLOW, 242 Main ST.
and all Druggists, &c. ~ The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A BATCHELOn, the four sides Of each
Factory No. 81 Bearclay street, date 23S Broadway
BbuJ street, New York. dEwly my2s
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Ss. ss. R.-Let us Weigh Facts.-Radway's
Ready Relief if used when pain is experienced, mat
ter what may be its cause will relieve the patient This
fact is readily sscertsined by single trial. if seized with
Cold Chills, Shiverng, Pain in the Head, Lons Back
Legs, Bowels, Diarrhga, Collie, Inf animation of the
Stomach Bowels, Headache, Dizziness, Radwav's
Ready Relief will afford Immediate ease, and prevent
Illness lis will not interfere with the action
of any other medicine, but will in all assist other
indications in facilitating Bear in mind
wherever there is pain Railways Ready Relief should be
used If there is Inflammation it will in a few minutes
alay it, If Congestion, its irIitant proneites
will withdraw the congested blood equalize its cir
culation. As an anodyne it is superior to Morphine
Opium Neratrum Aica and all other narcotics 1t af
fords the sufferer relief, without deadenipr the nercen
tive faculties ltnduces sleep without benumbipg the
senses-quets the without violence to tle ,o
vous system Let those who have not enioved niobt,
calm sleep use it, 1t viii secure Won this blessipc
RAILWAYS READY RI LIEF is sold for rs cents ner
bottle by druggists. Prncpal Office 81 Maiden Lane
New York. ~
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN & Co. and
80 = t''f CIV apl4
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Tnnre Bourbon SVhiskey, Bottled bv UDoLPuo
WoLFE-fo THE PuBLIc.-Haying been solicited by
Physicians Druggists GrJcers and private families to
add 70 my ba'iness Pure Bourbon Whisky" in bottles
the same as am and have been doing with nv ..Scbie
dam achnapps' to seal it with my seal, and ad my Ger
heate TO the label of its undodbted purity, ply
say that after great deal OF difficulty have con
cluded an arrangement with two Of the largest nd old
est distillers in Kentucky for irregular supply
The Whisky will be in quart bottles and packed in
eases Of one dozen each
Craving for the following letter careful and attentive
perusal, remain yours &c
UDOLPnO WOLFE
NEW YORK, January SOth, 1868
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq % Beaver ST. New YORK
DEAR rIR:-rhe want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
PURPOSES has been long tel by the profession and thou
sands Of lives have been sacrificed by the use of aGuer
aed articles
We have tested the Bourbon Whisky which you sent
US and consider uIy entitled to the high
you claim for it.
we would recommend you TO appoint some of the re.
spectacle Apohccaries in different part the United
States Agents tor the same when needed for medci
nal purposes
Wishing GU success in your enterprise,
Wereman your obedent servants,
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ D., No. | Gramarcy Park
j. NJ. CARNocHAS, N. D., Professor OF Clinical Sur.
gerry, Surgeon-in-chietto the State Hospital &C.
LEWIS A. SAYRE MD, 795 Broadway.
Ii. 2. DE WEES, NJ. D., 19l Broadway
JOSEPH WOOSTER, 81. D., l2O Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE, N. d 81 Blocker sire t.
JOHN O'REILLY, NJ. D., 239 Fourth street
b. j. RAPHAEL, N. d. Professor of the Principles
and Practics OF Surgery. New York Medical Col
lege, Ec., 8 Ninth street, and Others
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, AND PRIVATE
FAsLIEs.-I beg leave inform the Public have an
pointed the following firms in Boston, Agents for the
sale of this Pure Bourbon Whisky, where samples can
always be SEEM and Will be for sale by every Gro
GER Druggist, and Apothecary and Hotel in the United
states UDOLPHO WOLFE,
y Beaver street.
GEORGE GOODWIN Il Co, Boston
SIJAS PIERCE ~ Co.,
y. NJ CoLCoRD & Co.,
Nj 5. BURR d Co..
CARTER RUST d Co
SETH +. PICKER IL Co..
9. A. RICHARDS,
ID G0oDNOw ~ Co..
REED, CUTLER, q Co.,
I'D dEW3uI
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when the troublesome customer turned his rough
attentions to the subordinate BARRIERS, one OF
whom mildly demonstrated by knocking him
DIVA. Some say the barber kicked him, but
that we believe is a foul libel Nc is unmer-
ctuI in an argument, Tut he never strikes a man
after he is down. The city marshal here took
the offending customer under his care, and
physician was called 10 dress his wounds,
which warc conspicuous, but not mortal.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the State lunatic Osnitalin Worcester for the week
ending April 49, 1853
TLa,.,o
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To AaoTse OVgneTs.--DR. SWEETS iNFALLtBLE
LNlMENT FOR HORSES is uhrivaled by any in ana all
cases # Laneness. arising nom Spra,ns, Bruises or
WrechnE lis eject is magical and certain Harness or
AaGdle calls scratches Mango, &c, Will also cure
speedily SPAWN and Ringboie may be easily prevented
and cured In their neipcnt stages, but confirmed
are beyon the possibility of radical cure No case of
the kind however, desperate or hopeless but ii may
be alieylaed by this Linmcnt and its faithful applcd-
ton Will always the Lameness and enable the
herse TO travel with comparative ease.
livery horse owner should have this remedy al hand
for its timely the first appearance OF Laeness
VIII enectually prevent those formidable diseases men
TONED, to which all h0rses liable, and which render
SO many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
See advertisement. deo OILS
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Fighting on the Cumberland.

LOUISVILLE, April 2O.-Col. Graham, on
Saturday, attacked the rebels near Celina,
Tenn, killing seven and Destroying their
camp. On Sunday he crossed the Cumber-
land and attacked the rebels there, killing
thirty and routing the remainder. lie is now
in hot pursuit of them. The federal loss is
one killed. Col. Riley attacked the rebels
yesterday at Crulsboro', on the Cumberland,
killing one and capturing sixteen. He is now
chasing the remainder. No federal casualties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

The Diseases of E1O1.scE.-Ne may safely say
that large majority Ofhurse owners entirely iguO
OF the nature, and proper treatment of the
various diseases 10 which horses liable, and II is
laDentable tact thai in consequence of this ignorance,
thousands OF valuable horses ncufaby ruined for
Of timely attention. DR.. sweets Infalllbc Lini
1t is acknO Nledged be the best external remedy
for horses known, and all horse Shonld have it
at hand 1t is recommended by n1rsemen in the highest
terms Worcester sSpy. aplS div
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Bostom Stock Market.

ARTICLES received by the Soldiers Relief Com
mittee since April 13th;-9 pair socks pair nit
tens Miss L. W. Reade, Rutland; l bag dried ap.
pies, do dried raspberries, do. sage, package
Irish moss, pair slippers 10 handkerchief, Mann
vile, Leicester; 6 quilts, Union Society; do. Sd
Baptist Society; pair socks, Mrs. Ii. Wilder;
package isinglass, magazines, Miss 5. f. Earle
April 18th, forwarded to n. L. W. A. A. Boston,
box hospital supplies to Christian Commission,
Boston | box do.
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new YORK april 20.-STOCKS are dull and lower;
Chicago and Rock Island 893 Cleveland and Toledo 923
Michigan southern 5ga; de- guaranteed l0j. 10; u >
Erie y.ailroad 1855; preferred 912 Harlem SO; Chicago
and Alton Railroad Is; Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
PittsburP, Fort Wayne, and Chicago So; Toledo and
Wabash 55s; Cleveland and Pittsburg II; Panama S4
York Central ll3g Central Transit Co 81 BucEs Lead
Co Is skies 81 coupons lOj; Illinois Central bonds
l2l; TOleda and Wabash second 944; American Gold
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ms urrectIOh as Il weapon Of war.
From the London Army and Navy Gazette, edited by
Wm H. Russell.
There Is a journal in this metropolis which
is the reputed organ Of the confederate states.
At all events, the paper has decided southern
procliyities. In the last number it is asserted
that civilized nations will think death by pow
der and ball lis too respectable for men guilty
Of an attempt to incite an inferior race to IN
surrection." The alIusion arises from a re-
port that federal officer of a certain negro
regiment, which is sad to have been taken in
Florida, had been sentenced to be shot. This
passage is one of many proofs that the Amer
leans cannot comprehend the feelings of this
country-it may be of any understanding
the war The uprising Of q portion Of an
eneny'S subjects, inferior or superior in race,
is desirable object to effect. II is quite
legitimate operation Of lcar. If Great
Britain were engaged in war with France,
nothing would be more natural than for our
enemy to excite Hindno, Mussulman, or Arab
to revolt. No rule of warfare would permit us
to treat officers engaged in that service other
wise than as men conducting a legitimate OPP
Grafton. 1t IS a necessary eUU Of acar, in
which servile instruction may be invoked by
an invader, to increase the ordinary horrors
and calamities of hostile occupation. When
some years ago, southern statesmen, insolent
and aggressive, threatened this country with
war, 1t raS remarked oge1 md ore1 again, IN
British journals, that the dispatch of some of
our Vest Indian regiments to Louisiana or
the Carolinas might be one of the most form
idable agencies to lehich eren our east bellig-
erent poWer could resort. Our southern
friends must carry the whole weight of slave
ry on their shoulders, in peace or in war
Servile instruction would be dreadful evil
1t would be repetition of the Indian revolt of
1857. An inferior race would rise against
their masters. But ii is an accident and q
| contingent Of dHy lcaT, in lchicb q state of
Shareholders engages. The officers who de
velop it are are as free from any act of ven
geance or retaliation as those who fight on
the decks Of their ships or in the lines of their
regiments
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Come, Gentle Spring, Ethereal NI!Id-
ns%s, Come !''-The poet in thus apostrophizmg
toe spring must have been from the many diseases
she brings in her train he would have sung another
tune; and all readers may avoid these ailments by
lay ing in stock of PLANTATION BITrERs the greatest
spring medicine in the world Sold everywhere. See
advertisement ap3l deoplm
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Draper AZ Clark, UoANtss1oN MERCHANTS. an
DeaerS N FI9nr Grain Meal. Grass Seed, Salt Lime,
Shells, and Farmers Produce peneraIiy Also Ayents
for the sale OF Coe super Phosphate OF Lime Peruvan
GuanO, American Iuano, ana Ground Rome
-. ~ DRAPER Il CLARK,
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Gard to the PubIIc.-The undersigned deems
II que TO the public to say hat consequence Of his
nimvihs employed Lunsford Lane steward OF his hos
plts Tor SICK and disabled soldiers in this city,
1essay ueay is made in the publication of his Memoir,
oM IN progress The service he Lance has rendered the
gorepnnent though but little known has been highly
apptecaed by the disabled soldiers who heve eNperi-
ec9H the Kind care sympathy of MIR Lane and his
OF The printer. N ~ Will NGroS
flS Il - w. " AHNi+'"'N -''
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nrnper az Clark have just received choice lot
of BIZ n Err consignment that must lie sold lamedi-
ately at some price.
worcester kptil Is 1863 d3w
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Bogles Hyperion Fluid Restores aid Drassos Hair
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Bogles Balm of Cytheria Cures tan and Pim9les
Bogles Wigs and Hair Work New Improyements
Surpass all others. Cheapest, best and most reliable
Try! becOnvinced. W. BOGLE,
mch3l d3n 2O2 Washington ST., Boston
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~ e.. g GoGdwLn, an experienced ana success.
u olds neTselGin readiness day and night 10
Sttelto u me duties of her profession Residence
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'Eia9 CONCESSIONS ANA Experience OF an
Invalid Published for the benefit and as varnino
4h4 caution 70 Young men who suffer from Nervous
Deoillty, premature Decay &c; supplying AT the san
time the means OF self cure. BY one who has cured
himself alter being put to great expense through Iuedi
cal imposition and quackery. BY enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope, SINGLE may had of the
author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD, Bedford, Klnps
county, N l. dNw2n ap4