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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

A fEEcEDESr. IN 1916. there u..e
listed IN Cs2t Richard O-ea +. ono b,t,.l-
ion. coiorcd nan nsaei Dodsdss. No
served nearly q year. aai "a uaustsr-a
oui m Caiiiornia. COngress. bya speeisI
at. passed 10 ls55. voted q him he ssm-
pay and Allowances d" % uhich o. uoaII Be-
entitled undsr d. eEisfing avs. for sscb
'ervice. in the sane mtnnrr a. Il BE- a.
been legally eni.sted.- We certainly "a,
Sc no harm in following sach q precedent.
and thus 30 Justice % ihc g,li.nt colors8
Troops DOW in fhs ssrsice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

According 70 The DAILY Courier. therc !.
muss IN regard % County Counissioner
n \ ora County. la, Jansa-y. tbcre ~er,
to vaeAneies 70 b tlird.-onc BY the cS-
PIraiion Of = terra and the other bv rs
ieuaiion.-~hich were both Sled bv clec-
ton IakIne q for grated that vacancy
would exist neHi January. ths people elec-
ted a.an ard Lenoe Tie question -he,h-
er one q the Cd ones all retire And CIV,
place O. The rev nlAn. or the election prove
TO haze bcen ~ election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

PRisoNEEs AT RicHNoSp Lieut. G.
ID. Bisbcc. q Peru. forwards Co h.. friend.
=, hose. The folio-ing Est Of member. II
the Si1ieensh Name Resirasnt. ~ho AZ
e0ukned Nth hin on Belle lie. No,. isth
Go. ?. join ?. Hardin. Lew n. Bar-
ksr. Geo. " S@ith Joseph Green. Ed- in
l. N.rney. Corp.
Co. u. Melville W. Webster. Ssrx,
PreHsice Richards. Heary Para. Colan-
bus Bancroft
Coo Doriilas Hobbs. Corp. William
/ Blackwell. Nathan Bartlett.
CO. II. Geo Reading.
Co. G. Seba.tin vose. John Brown.
Co. X. Cunningham. Savage.
ConscriPts. Ben arain Foster. Joaes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

hEhtt MaSAorNy~r The cof-fe-,~v
has issued currency tiH IL has become val.
~sie'' ard -orthies. - 4 T.. she people
rrfuse % fund it 10 confederate bosds A.
lat rcsouroe % j. proposed % rcpudi.,e
tn Whole batch. snd begin anew. That
Governments has also abrogsted the suh.t,.
iuie clause Ia ihe military bin % thar no.
al those rbo have given from one tbou.-
ard 70 ten iAsassnl dollar. Tor substitute.
are nov forced into the ranks themsolses
In ibe lac q shess fsets. h. despoti.u q
al government has becoue - courie,e
tAat no resistanoe can b sasde % tLs.e
srscious sets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Tar CHSi-TtsN CoNNtssI0S. IL ~
been ssggestod that graf good mirhi D.
sooo@Pi.shed. b. procuring the service, q
Rev NJ. Sosib~orth. % set forth n.
GAINS Of TIE above association. IN sorne q
'he pF'EeiPal towns IN this county. IA.
PcrSoaal eNPerience in tie 6eld. and the
earnest and eloqueut manner IN ~hich b
pictures ibs suaerings inevitable % an uho
A. sst3ect 20 the vicissitades q var. -oul5
imrre's the people Nth deeper sense o.
The sacrlaoss thai are beng made by brave
men. ior tbe preservsiion q the govern
meni. thus Prodae ing more liberal eor,ri-
buttons for the to great benevoIent 49,
eiai'ons q the country thar are dong %
great -oTs IN alieviaiing the Suffering. asd
ualn'stsrIng 70 The wants q these noble men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

IHE ENEoLLNENr. TIE Le~is'on Jour
nai sPeAks a. follows q tie operations q
The ksard 80 Le~istoa:
The Enrolling Board are examining men
unaer their late order a. The rate % about
80 Per day. Men are exempted oniv far
manifest disability. f1r non-r~sisenos.
alenA-e o. homage. Only asuall fraction
q those ~ho present themselves ind s1-
snpiion-say not more thaa one tsnth
ferhhps l'tp mn have been eEamined the
al Ten days % ~hon 10; more than 100
have seen eEegaPtsd. TIE government
iels siiting oct The nlaniiestly exempt. win
obtain NOR men from the neat thsnit a.
from the lsst drah The Fnroliirr Ro,rI
. farming "a its businss. 9Th ssco... an8
dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

bsii-Gr"S SESrSKt We have tie
BRIT number o. . paper n1dcr the shove H.
ue. issued By DAVID Hale. Esq.. AZ Bridr-
tor. IL 70 substsntiaiiy r~i.sue q ,ie
Reporter. Bridgton j. a stirring pI.ce
and aaords many items - nevs. -hich have
always been admirably eh-onicicd in h.r
local paper. We ar glad % r~ns- a.
soeisi'ons 9TH former editor q The Re-
porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

lax CHEsArEAEE Tho steamer Cbs.a-
Peske Vas captured IN Nova Scotia pors.
lAsi week. By L. : steamer under con
msnd q Capt Nichols. AT Bat three q
the pirates escaped; ard Of tbese bet one
participated IN her capture. The oonnsn-
der q the Dacotah ordered the vessel into
halaiAS. A. the capture ~as within British
waters On landing the peorle liberated
ths prisoners a. once. The vos.eIuas ri,-
oed IN charge q the Canadian osbeiai.
Thus the matter rests. 70 b. decided bv
the governments. The case - considercd
20 b. 80 plain that the English government
cannot hesitate 10 answer a demand for the
delivery Of the vessel As -eI as the rcndi-
tion a the criminals
A statement has appeared 20 the eject
that the pirates had rSIn into Nova Sco,ia
ports and disposed q part of The cargo.
They sold sagAr AZ eeu;s PER poaud. and
-four A. $500 pr barrel Ho~ much "a
disposed u IN this ~sy . not known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

The G9rerument asa secl-itv araia.t
the recurrence a another Cbesapeake ~
far. has decided that a. o.t-ari tsanl
passenger shaI provide ilsussise. ufh
pas'Ports. Pirates have oapfared ore or
80 vessels in ths COLI 30 Che sane nan
ner. snd O. 81 reported thst 81 least uree
't.am~rs in the North have haa rarrou a..
capes. ri vouh have been iost Ut fsr
The vis .laaoe - thcir oGosr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

EnrroE DENoCEsr; The ladic. q Aha.
~ have rcceutly sen, for the soldiers. ~
lbs dried apple. a small quantity q dri -
slusberrie'. ieily. pairs slippers. pair,
''oekings. ! shirt. 80 sleeping caps. soyl..
eAndagss. several rolls of old linen. g..
beside various other little comforss aaa ne
eessaries
Oar be-, wishes 60 nth then. for the
brave deienders q - the dear Cd Flsr.-
". l.
Albany. Dec isth. 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

JA'. II = KRAPP. q The Maine l7th.
arrived bone. Wednesday. on iurlourh
lie as ~oanied IN one q The recent bat.
ile'. by ballet -hioh passed tAroosh b..
srr1 ~hiie charSing the enemy. lie ~As
'Peclaiiy complimenied BY hi. captain. a,
beng tAe oniy soldier b. hsd ever known
70 20 through a charge after receiving .sch
a w0gnl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Tar Nrw JUpcE. Gov Coburn las
appointed Hoo JosePh Baker % Augu.ts.
a'soeiAts Jsstice q the Supreme JsI.eial
Court. ia place o. udEs Rec.
IS 'ourlvr Asscrts thas tie Executive
Coanrii 80 act oonsrn The appointment
q hr. Bassr; On uhich case the appoint
nent al desoire uPoa Gov. Coay. al
Ea-Gov- Crosby all - the nan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Ihs peor'. ~ Portland have o--anirrf
acourse ~ lectures on the stafs q ths roar-
'ry. tbe nci proceeds q vhich 49, e. for
the benefit % TIE soid.ers The f-ss Dec.
ture 81 Dc delivered On saturday eve
uing by O-sn Lovejoy. Es3.. q Inl.oi.
Geu Siek.cs has been engaged % deliver
lecture during Tie season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Zen. Conoufor'. one of the most p-o-,i b.
nert 20 the military adherents q t.s Jaar-
- government. has BEEN Killed. The a.
counts gwen arr Dot sufirientiy definite -
show shsfhsr b. "a as-assinat~i bv par
tes IN The iriers,t q The Frencb. or by
bad u fobter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Tbe Ilra. 81 Portland brings ia,erErsnee
itsi the fgh; between Hsc.nn anI Einv.
rss1'tet in favor q tie later. Hes.sn
hsd BE- shouider broken. 90 ssvs ths rrpor..
Ihe Lonion press denouness he brutal a.
far ~hich b. termed more brutaI thsas bsu
fgtt and more inercusahls TIA. dsel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

The vessel s~nt from Portland 10 Ne-
ORLEANS. "a laden 9TH $50 barrel. q
vegetables ior the soldiers. Another I.
loading for Port Royal. Further oont-ba-
tions Of potatoes. beets. onions and iurnsps
are solicited. send % Rev. WI Had
ley. Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

We lean thai the Bethel Steam mil
company have already commenced % build
= nes nil on ;he ste u thss lately burned
The So s;ructare viii b. larger thaa tbe
one destroyed. They bop o. have the
NTH running e. early a. Msrrh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Mr.. Pierce. ths Canadian tcmpersno.
lecturer. poke a. De,bel. on Thsrslsv
evening. % last ~erk His lecture -as
listened 20 ~ large and attentiys a.
dienoe. j. I'll aid nev intrsst % the
temperanee movement in that actsrs place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Be Hoo- Mr EIbridrs Fobs. ca
red 20 nsrsei last wess. h,g that Esish.
81 go pou1ls. ~Lieh b. tbs heaviest u4
have beard q in this ririuiiy. Hon. II.
4. Reed Inflrms IS that one. killed recent
iy IN BE- Del. -hhorbeo8 rtarLel sIg pound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

We uuderstand that the ladies' q ne.rir
al the societies 18th in Pans aad Nor.
~ay. are raising subscription. snd prepar-
ing boxes Of ARTICLES for hospital purpose
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

\ steam tag veri over Narara Falls
So days since So got 60 fsr .uto the
current for o. heai q .,es--. an.i eosiI n.t
d Harasei. The rre- jamped overheard
snd Ell BOT one rca,hed The shore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Rev. G.. u. b. PEPPER. the pastor q The
Baptist CAurch in this village. d, 9Th ths
army q tn Po'oaac. IN The service u ths
Christian 'omuission. lie -il probably
b. Aossni About TO months. his pllpis BE-
ing 6lled BY d" volanteer.
NA;ersiiie Maj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Geo. I. Te-k.bury. "a Of Re-. Geo. ?
Le~ssbary q GorhAna. y. a.. "a ordaia-
81 a. pastor q West Ea4 Chapel in Port
Lad. oa Ihursdsy. Tee Pres. a.. h. 4.
a recent graiaats q Bangor seminar. ..d
Young nan % exceeding good talent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

The farrner reports Col. Bcars regiment
flied % shs uiaxiuun. TIE s0th las 80
men tie Cavalry 100 the battery iO0.
The whole humber % eniis,nents thss far
IN IN State j. about 1000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

The -hits oaptain % a. stee-ner Tlanter.
proving 30 oo~ariiy % undertakea work
necsssary. cen Giinors Installed Robert
~msll a. captain. 10 uiI bc remembered
ihhf >man. slave. took tb- boat from
Charl-s,on. ard hreagit itt. us. ard Las
'inoe been r.rsta1t'f emp'oy-i a. pii5t
lie is rightly reuariei for BE- skiu "a
drawer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Cen Misha-l Corona died az Fairiir
to1rt Houss. ruesisy evening. from che
snIsrics received frou q iali from Dc bore.
Mono ~otnIrEs o. TrrkFy John T..
bru-n. BE-. sstrefsrv e. tlr Amer.sa
Legsti7n az tanstsntinop,e. ur.tes Al o.
lors. in private ie-te-. rrsrr.'i,g tls
eup'oynen' oftiark soii..r. in = arsey
'' Here are plenty of bia.k oilers. ani
soliiers. uh1 a. a. eel a. -h'te t.ai there
% 90 rreiaiirs her- arnirst color. as ,n
the Jn.ted States ~iavery 10 not hereii-
tsry. tni freema1 b. on footiog. legally.
disabilities sEsins; bin hse say ether b.
msn being
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Hoo. Leonari Andrr~s b. very iu o. e.
'-r Ihs Press says is . no- iortv da,.
since u va taken and his s.taaiioa d. .
very critical oue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

4 PrnE A laf In Portland. saturday
evening. ssv hsnd-hox on a Doorstep.
-hich D. concigded 90 conf.rate Ca
rearAiHg bone. mueh O. his surpri.e. Re
FOND the h7r O. contain a Iiveb sbe. s5use-
That iro't tittsn by exposure. The ehId
vas taken o. fhe sims house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Ne Gen Eoseerans has teen appointed
9 the eammsnd oi th~ western district q
Missouri. -birh ineis.iss Ksass.. mscb 20
the relief a ths loyal u.en ~ char -sr.o,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

The sno- q last wcek has made aaits
good sleighing IN this region. &C. eel o.
hr1ughout The STATE. In YORK County q
20. o. snow j. reported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

In the senate recently. Hon. John 2.
Hale rose on Question % privilege. Tie
rea-l from paper a s;aiennsnt. thsta Sen
Ator from Ne Engiaai had been oomprc-
mised By testimony .ho-ing that D. haa
reserved = hribs % $500 % obtain the -
leas- Of prisoncr. lie stated that ~ "a.
called upon asst year in has professional ca
Paeity. % act A. counsel for p<r,oa con
hned IN The Old Capitol lie bad .oue
deiiosry about Attempting ths oa.e. bu, a.
isr oonsaitaiion nth Hon. Rsversy John
son. and Others. tboaghi therr "a. NJ IN
CONSISTENCY IN DONG 80. and aoccp,ed a -
tanner q 500. lie conda~ted tbe de-
isnsc- All rccvivcd for his professional .er-
wees. further sum ofsi0p0 Itua.ps-~-
~ = professional natter. Mr.. johnson
Arose and STATED thar ID. aIlu.ion 10 hiu.-
sell Vas correct and thAt be considered a..
at -as rigAtfully done Senstor wiI.on
has sinoe gisSn notice Of. ball p-ohibisiu-
Senators from engaging Ia such oA,ses
hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Col Higginsou sent narth ~ tie Ara
90. ths .kia % ore q tie bloo8hou,ls
tiiieiby Calt Brysni's parry on the raaiu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

CHstsrNss TErEs A Ch-i.trr,, r..
vi BE prepared - Friday evening q an.
~ees. a. The vestry. for The ohildren con-
n~,iel 9Th 10 Cougrcgationsl Socist,. a.
>os'h Pans. Doabiless The eutertain-
m~ni al add O. the number q hoars. that
wi beat more quickly IN the realization q
q " Merry Chrirua.
Tie 'oosrrsaiionai ard Usirersaist 90
oiefies ~ Nor~ay. esch observe Chr-u..
eve o. hfe manner. On Thor,isv evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

bfrn. At Rnory Hospital. wa.L.nzsos
j.. e.. Dee. i5th ~ Chronic Diarrh.ra. NJ
Ehphts Ripley. ofBsckf,li. Ne. m--.
Der % 18th Rec a.. ]. Ne Volunteer.
asod so. D. isf,s lucrative ba.iue., -ben
Dc eo.ntry called In sndsr a sense that
tii services ~ere needed and nobIy "a, o.
"ooi a. BIS pea Until cot do-n bya more
iaiai enemy Cd OR soiiisrs than ths bale,
BE lcases uifs anI rhid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

a eorresPooient Of he Press say, fhat
she gentleman from So. John rl-o a-se4 a.
pii9i for ths pirates on The Csestpeake. 80
Pobably not iorced % % %. The CORES
Pondeni thinss tAat th.s gentleman "a in
concert with The pirates and shipped 18th
ten - serve a. Piloi. lie pretended 20
have been forced to take tbs uhseI ana 81 "a
b. was returning FROM New York where b.
bad sod bis vessel The Lewiston Jour
nai says. Better hant that fellow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Mr. Charles Lamson has purchased bsf
interes; in he Msnchester y. n. Union.
NJ. Iamson vAs f5r some tine editor Of
The Bridgton Reporter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Albany. Dec isth. 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30
Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most efrctusl ntdotes that
medical science has discovered for TINS aihctns Gst
far superior other remedy vet DEVISED Is known
by all no have given il trial, That II does cobn
virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon ls CLASS
complaints, uulSputaOlY proven DI
titude publicly known and remarkable cures IL mas
made of the following diseases: Kings EVIL, or
(sIandulmt SWpIlGngs, TumOrs, Erupu0nE,
Rose st. AnthOny's Fire, salt tsh~ UNI
Scald EHend, Coughs from tubercuiou> de-
biIity, ArOpsy, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, lhdi
gestiOR, syphilis and SyplliLic Infections,
NAercuriaI Diseases, Female WehknesecS,
and indeed, the whole series OF Complaints
from mpurity the blood Minute reports OF indNiu-
al cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which is furnished to the druggists for Sratuous dlStrl
of the remarkable which it has made when
all other remedies have failed TO afford relief Those
cases are purp0sey taken from all sections OIL me cuuh
try in order that every reader may nave access 10 some
who speak TO him Of its benefits from personal
experience Scroua depreSscs the vital energies ana
thus leaves its victims subject to disease ana
its fatal results than healthy constitutions Hence 1t
tends TO shorten and does greatly shorten the average
duration of human life The vast Importance of these
considerations has led us to spend years in penecting
remedy wnichis adequate to its cure This We now Of
fer to the public under the name of AYERS SARsAPA
RILLA, although it is composed of ingredients some of
winch exceed the best OF SlrSdPdriId IN atcratlVe
power. By It's aid YOU may protect yourself from the
suffering and danger of these disorders Purge out the
foul corrnpons that and IN the blood, purge
out the of disease and vigorous health will fol-
low Bv its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions and thus eXpCs the dstemrerS which
Turk within the system or burst out part oft.
We know the public have been deceived by many com.
pounds of SarS0pd nIt that pro missed much and did
nothing; but thew will neither he deceived nor dsap-
pointed in this Its virtues have been by aOun
ing excellence for the of the affecting diseases IL
intended TO reach Although under the same name il
before the people, more cfectual than 9TH
or which has ever been available to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30

The senior members of this firm have been resident
Attorneys at Law Of Washington, D., c. tor the past
twelve years and with their success in the prosecution
fore and their familiarity with the practice in all the
Departments OF Government. they feel assured IN say
ing that they can afford great facilities TO
claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
me1t OF business entrusted 10 them as any other firm
in Washington. They desire TO secure such an amount
of business will enable them to prosecute the claim
for each applicant VERY CiiEApLl, ana on me
OS'l E& q |h' c RsT CONTINGENT OroN
FICERS and .zS-FlYE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES,
for each Pension Bounty or Arrears OF ray o6tSinec,
ani Zen Per Cent on amount of claims for Military
supplies, or Claims for Indemnity.
Soldiers enlisted since the fist of March, 1861 in any
wounds entitled to Pensions. All non commits
stoned officers Prvates, who for two years
to 500 Bounty. All commissioned Officers Pri
Yates enlisted for three wears, ami discharged for
term of their enlistment are entitled 10 he Bounty of
Sl0O Widows OF sold es who are killed. or di', either
before their discharge from wounds received or
neus"ns If fbe,c he me- widow iiypr ihen his minor
pt,r II tv'' a o nu V IN mrsou. II there ia
Mother widow children living and deceased left
mother orphan sisters under sixteen Years OF age,
dependent m for support, they entitled Ia
Pensions Arrears OF Pay and sitO BOUNTY will be paid
as follows viz; LIST the wido I'd, ii widow.
his children. II he died unmarried aud without issue:
LIST to his a'her; 3D. no father 70 his mother: 3D. If
vey and lastly, the Arrears OF Fay to the heirs gem
erai.
G- Persons unable to apply to our associates, and
desiring assistance in the prosecution of their claim,
will be furnished with Blank Appca ions ami lnstruc
tons by mail, on enclosing TEN CENTS in Post Office
Stamps to address giving statement Of their case,
letter of Company, number Of Regiment, and state from
Particular attention given to the collection Prize
Money blank applications for whl5h are nov in readi-
ness JOSEPH H. STEWART,
IIESl0R L. STEVENS,
OSCAR A. STEVENS.
CY@ STEPHEN T TWISS, ESQ Attorney at Law,
Associate and applications prepared and forwarded by
MIN VIII be promptly attended to. al le25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30
GCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
~ Substitute for Calo1nel.

II your bowels are costve, TRY THEM.
If you have worms, TRY THEM.
II your breath is bad, TRY THEM.
If you feel drOwsv. TRY THEM.
If you are NV spirited, TRY THEM.
If you have sick headache; TRY THEM. ,.,,,,,,
THEY ONLY COST Is CEN Is A BOX. TRY THEM.
Blue 4HaSS ard other preparations Of Mercury: ac
ally produce suffering aud leayh than the diseases
they profess TO cure hnd vet this corrosive min raj SO
denounced by the allopahic doctors, prescribed by
them most universally in eases Of Liver Complaint
ITlIE MANDkAKf. PILLS arc composed entirely ct
Nature and their sauary effects will appear as soon as
the medicne Is brought to he t'st Of idr
any sickness o. the stomach but WHEN sven
for FRI DyiPsps nay es PEGpeTw Il fe oNC BY his
udicous treatment the digestive functions are specify
their full vigor aud the worst cases oil ul
When we reflect that the Liver is the largest internal
organ the body, that to it assigned the important
dnty of terhc the blood and preparing the bile, that
it IS subject 10 mary disorders, and that when it dis,
eased inactive the whole body suffers alphabetically
d r chnices in the general health and efect tuTns
which may appear almost miraculous. Headaches Of
shoildefs aching Of the limbs feeling of general WeoE
ness wretchedncss and other alarming or distress
ing symptoms, indicative OF imperfect dsordcred ne
sCSHENCK's SIASDRAKE FILLS .'''O W tue use Oh
Costveness, Piles, bitter erupions and that
anguor lethargy aud depression Of spirits which nn
man Tor tue manas ement Of business and the enjoy
Mandrake Pills Price IS cents Der box.
Remember, Dr. Schenck visits Boston every month.
Nav 10th and 2ls He is also at 81 Bond street Sew
f0fh every tuesday for consultation and advice but
cipal Oce, 80 North SiSth street Philadeiphia. ''''
Irice OF the Pumonc Syrup, and Sea.weed Tonic 81
oot,H, OF % the hall dozen. Mandrake Pills rs
GEORGE h, spURR, agent for Worcester,
o GEO e. GOODWIN & CO, IS Hanover street. Bos
on on are General Agents for the New England Stat,f
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BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. So Main street, Nvorceser.

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG AIEN.--During the prac
tlce OF ateen years DR.. llll has in contact with
Almost lnnuheraDle cases OF Debility oecasioned by
dreadlnl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
70 warn all Young mon VIII not afflicted to avoid
II as they value their lives, to advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can oe cured OF such trouble and let them know
in time 1t isno eXaWeratio to that three ourths
OF the insane owe their malav to this hurrd habit The
prOpretOrs of Insane Asyums corroburate the state
mont and If the victim escapes Insanity or idocv vel he
she Is entirely UNITED for the real pleasures Of life
either in or out OF the domestic eirce-wh procreative
powers ruined, afflicted with dstrust. doubtfu mi
his friends in fact perfect hypochondriac what is he
h Tor but to be out ard die Attend them once
all YOU who addicted to this miserable habit or
be TOO late, and you may down 20 dishonorad
grave hardly tit to meet the God who gave you the pow
which you have made curse instead Of a blessing
they intended There exists not In the whole
world an object more oaths0me miserable than one
thus broken in heath and hopes Avoid il then you
wish for happiness and heaven.
Or Hills practice is holly on the botanic principle,
and therefore upon a natural foundation.
Office so. ~ Vain street. Worcester open from a m.
to 10 Letters postpaid) will receive prompt atteD