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MAT-D4Y CELEBRATIoN.-The teachers and pupils
Of Moss-Side Institute invite the Sabbath and day
schools of the city and particularly the Indies Of the
Convent, to unite with them in their May Day festvi
ties. Each school is requested to wear distinc
tive badge. Come at l01 o'clock The patrons and
friends Of the school are invited to attend.
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A CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures Chism L Bord,
New Orleans, suggest to planters who buy Northern
corn, that they empty from the sack as soon as
reaches the plantation and thoroughly dry it, and then
stir it occasionally to keep it Corn absorbs mos-
ture during river transportation and if kept damp fer
mcntation is sure to ensue, and the grain is soon
spoiled.
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The city OF Moscow was lighted with gas for the
first time on DECEMBER 9th
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VETERAN ED1ToRs.-We learn from a paragraph
doing duty in many papers, that Geo. D. Prentice
has been an editor for tbirtysx years. and Col Green
for thirtytour years It seldom happens that so much
time is devoted TO single pursuit, and to persons
well informed as to editorial abors and duties, it
seems incredible that any mind or any body could
stand for that length Of time the wear and tear of
popular daily Journal 1t is not surprising, when we
remember that, in addition to his regular work as a
journalist Prentice has tried and trod with success
the walks fpoetry and biography to hear of his re-
cent inessnay, that he bore up so long and so well
was rare good fortune The patrarchal Colonel car
ries bis age and uses his wit in happier style than
the old Nestor-thanks to happy and genial temper
ament, Gods best gift.
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THos. McINTYRE, Of New Orleans, is only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and adver
tisements in that city.
Col. s. D. WooD, of Marshall, Texas is duly author
lied to receipt for subscriptions.
Mr.. JoHS G. LoYE, Mndcn, La. is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions.
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GEORGE LEE, LIST Lieut. 2lst g. S. Inf.
Acting Assistant Adutant General
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Marsden's pectoral balm never fails to relieve and
ure
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In view of the fact, reported in our telegraph col
umn this morning. that resolution was introduced in
the Senate yesterday directing the Secretary of War TO
furnish Gov Brownlow with and equipments for
thousand five hundred troops the following pro-
camaton will be read with additional interest:
HEADQUARTERS TENNESSEE STATE GUARDS, !
Nashville e
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?. Fl. SHERIDAN,
Major General, Commanding.
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The sum of all vlaines is figure speech By
which some editors estimate the reconstruction act

ANOTHER FETo.-It will be recollected that the
State Legislature appropriated $50, 900 for the pur
pose of testing the consttutonalty of the late acts
Congress before the United States Supreme Court
Governor Wells took different view of the matte,
and vetoed the bill. The following is his message:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. J
Nn,,.l rlnn,r A,n %
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Know thy Destiny.

MlpAss 4. y. ruoRSros. the great English A.
trologist, CiAirvoyant and Psyehouetrielan. Who
he's assoa,shed the scientific Glasses ot The Old
worid.ha nov located hsrssif III Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton pcsscsses such wonderful Pow.
srs u second sight - 10 enable her 10 impart
hncvirdgs OF Ae usstsss Importance TO the sin.
gle or married Of either ser. while In ssats Of
trance she delues,es the very features a ne per.
son Yea arc 10 marty. aud by the aid % N insau-
ment of intense power, Known - the Psyshomo-
trupe. guarantees 20 produce lifeihs picture Of
the future husband OF wirs Of the applicant, 10.
x,ther With date d marriage, position In lifs,
leading traits Of character, 40. This 10 no hum
bug, q. thousands Of testimonials can Assert. she
viii sssa, vAss desired, . ssrtiaed IssrsasA,s o.
written xsAsan,ss, thsi ths picture , sAss pr.
ports " be. by enclosing small ioek q nv,
and stating plsss 20 birth. axs. disPeAtisa ard
eowpisIics. and enelosing my ssnts and stamped
savslsps s.idrs.ssd " yospsl. yoa Win receive
she picture and desirssi iniosustion ~ rsssfa
nall. All communications sssrsdly ecnadsssiai
Addrsss, In sssaissss, MAsAAl x =. fnoasros,
r. o. Dog IN, Hsdsos, Mt. sf. iys "
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ImpOrtant 10 The AFFLICTED.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted ut bis OF.
Ace Nos. and Endicott Street. BOSTON. on all
diseases Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long course Of rudy and practical expert.
ence Dr.. Dow has now the Qualification Of present.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 10 cure the most alarming eases OF Geasv.
rAos and SySAiiis. Beneath his Treatment. ell the
horrors OF venereaL aud impure blood, lmpotss.
cy, Scroiula. Gonorrh9a, Ulcers. Pain or Distress
In the regions Of procrsation, Inflammation Of the
Biaddeisnd kidneys, Ilydrocele, Abscesses, liu.
horrible symptoms attending this class Of dsesss,
arc made 90 become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
ailIngs Of child. Particular attention given TO
forms and stages. htisnb who vish 10 remain IN
der Dr. bows treatment few days or weeks. will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges iSr
board Moderate.
P.S Ladies' who are troubled with any dsesss
peculiar 20 their system, will md speedy rslsfby
calling on DIR. DOW, st his once, No. . Eudicott
street.
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~ Horace Grccly's manuscript Is noto.
riou.ly bad, and is said to require printer
Of no ordinary skill to set up his copy" IL
lc happens to write in hurry. The re-
cen, newspaper ancedote Of an article head
cd Wm. u. Seward. which Mr.. Greedy had
returned to him set up "Richard ILL., Is
fresh in the minds Of all; but an occurrence
still more funny is related, which happened
in the Tribune office some years since.
A compositor had made 80 many errors
in setting @,he philosophers" copy, that il
irita,cd him to such degree That he wrote
the typo a letter, discharsing him from
further duly. The compositor being utter
iy unable TO dccipher tho conteuts Of the
note on receiving Il, took Il to the foreman,
who explained TO him that J, expressed that
be was "not careful man, anl Mr.. Gree
lev dispensed with his services F" The man
Laid down his stick, put on his coat and lcn.
The ne., day he applied for situation as
uss;s,an, foreman in a large job printing of-
flee in tho same street The proprietor i'm
auircr if he could bring recommendation
from his las, employer.
.A,ll have 10 this letter from Ma. Gree
ley" said the yosng man boldly, producing
the document
The worthy job printer scanned u for some
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Misfellauenus.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PHANToMs.

The Scientific Chronicle Of NJ. do Parrillc
gives the explanation Of curious fact in
photography and i,s application. Every
one knows that in Photographic pictures
objects really opaque arc not unfrrquently
represented as transparent The fact was
first noticed by Mcssrs. Hill und anderson.
Of Edinburgh, who, in 1914, were engaged
in pho,ographiny the monastery Of York.
During the pose" child happened To
seat himself on q step near the door. and
when the proof was examined the operators
discovered with no small surprise that The
figure Of the child was transparent. The
stones Of the building appeared through his
body nearly as clearly as if they had not
been concealed by il. Thu fact WINS easily
explained. The sensitive plate had already
produced the stones Of the edfce, when
the child interposcd himself, and their ont.
lines remained imprinted on the proof,
which caused the effect Of transparency.
This observation has only recently been
applied to practice, to represent phan,oms'
The photographer arangcs tho scene that
he wishes to reproduce, ind settles upon
the place where the phantom is to show t.
SELF When the image Of the apartment OF
ruins is nearly fixed" the person repre-
sentipg the phantom places himself quickly
in the cornen agreed upon. Ills figure
will not obliteraic the outlines of the object,
already photographed, and will ,bercfors
seem transparent.
In combining this procedure with sierco-
scopy some curious results arc obtained.
Real service ID rendered to science by the
efficacy Of the method either for represent.
ing gcon,ctrcal solids interpenetraiing each
other, or for anatomical plates. by this
means Professor March has exhibited the
principal organs Of the body in trnnsPar-
ent form. When the proofs arc placed in a
siercoscopc tho illusion IS complete, and
one would believe that the organs repre-
scented were structures Of glass.
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A Largo 6 PIP. Circular, giving Information Of
the greatest Importance To the young Of both
sexsa
Il teaches how the homely may become beautl.
ful. the dssplssd respected. and The fonshsn
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should Gall TO send
their Address. and receive . copy, post paid, by
return mall. Address r. o. DrAwsral,
sm9 Troy, N. Y.
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l.)

All .crofulous persons suffering from general
Debility, Emaciation, Dyspepsia, and Dropsy
of the Limbs, Ablomsn--and. In the female,
Dropsy OF the Ovaries and Womb, generally
accompanied with Inflammation and liberation
Of the Uterus-are permanently cured BY Con.
stitution Life Syrup. The disease known Is
Goitre, or Swelled Neck, the Life Syrup will re
move entirely. The remedy should be taken for
come time, rs the disease 10 exceedingly chron-
10 and stubborn, and will not BE- removed with
out extra effort.
Tumors Of the Ovarics, Tumors OF the Bras,
and swelling Of other glands OF tho body, VIII
be completely reduced without resorting to the
knife, or operations Of any kind.
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Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Di.
seases OF the heart. As palpitatiOn, Diseases OF
the Valves, producing o grating or filing sound ;
Dropsy OF the heart case, and all the affections
of this important organ. (persons suffering
from any acute pain IN the region Of the heart.
will be greatly relieved BY Consultation Life
Syrup, . .--...-.
~. EDI Y. .. ~ III =
Broken Dopn and DELICATE CON.
SITUATIONS, suffering from indisrosiiion
TO Ererfion. Pain m the Back, Loss Of Mem
ory, ForeJodings, Horror of Calamity, Fear
of Disease, Dimncss Of Kson: Dry, Hot
Slin and Enraniiies. Wdnt Of Sleep. Rest.
lessness; Pale. Heggsrd Conniesanee, and
L.assiiude Of tie Muscular System, MI reqnirs
The aid of the CONSTITUTION LIFE
SYRUP.
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tursiy, when, 10 they would s,ss the Great French
Remedy,
IsI DR. JUAN psLAsfARRES
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLsi
Prepared BY GAR.sciERE a DuroSr, No. 2t rue
Delsmsrre, chief Physician To the Hospital du
Nord on Lsriholseire, fair trial. they would nnd
immediate relief, and, IN short time, he faily 70
stored 10 HsaffA aAi Sfrssatk IL 10 USED IN tne
practice ef many eminent French physseianS Win
unborn success, and highly recommended ~ The
only positive and Specific Rssssdy Tor all persons
suffering irom SensIal or SERIAL Debility. Al de-
Sssr~sfsrrAsa. or ss-isaI Ensstoss, all Weakness
% arising nom sexual Excuses &C Youthful lndis
crstions, Loss OF Muscular Energy. Physical Pros
tratlons, Nervousness. Weak spine, Lowness Of
Spirits, Dmness Of Vision. Mysteries Pains In the
Hack and Limbs. impotency, &c. Nolangusge csn
convey an adequate idea of the immediate and nj.
most Miraculous change u produces In the debiii'
tated and shattered systen. In hct, IL stands un
rivslled ~ an uniAiling cure OF the maadss above
mentioned.
suffer no moro, hut use TAs Greet yrsneA Rsms
d., 10 will effect cure where all others fsil, and
Altho' q powerful remedy, contains nothing hurtfu
"a the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and direc
lions toe using, In English, French, Spanish and
6ernan, accompany each box, and are also sen,
nee 10 any address, when requested.
Price One Dollar per boz or six boxes Tor Five
Dollars.
sold by all Druggists throughout the world, OF
will be sent by mail, securely sealed nom observa
ton. by enclosing specified price, to any authorised
agent
Propr,etors' General Agents In America. OSCAR
q. MUSES. q CO., q CortiAndt st., New York.
Dv. A. Baesa, sole agent for sseo and phid~trt.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
I'm RRMiLRN m lRIIClIR lRIIIn.

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 4 I'm.
dcott Street. Boston consulted daily for ell dis
Uteri. or Milling OF the Womb, Fluor Albus, Sup.
preston, and other menstrual derAn ssments, are
now treated upon new pathological principles. ssd
speedy relief guaranteed In . very few days. No
Invariably certain 10 the new mods Of treatment,
that most obstinsts complaints yield under It. aad
The afictsd psrson soon rsloees 10 perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had create! experience In
any other physician 10 Boston, ana has, Anss
lsis, confined his whole attention TO the cure Of
private diseases and Female Complaints.
N: B.-All Letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not he answered.
Office honrs from 3 A. n. tos ?. n,
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stimulates The oryang of life into vigorous action restoring
the hralth anil exsipg disease. Hence rapidly cure
var ETY. u complaints which caused By impurty n
The bl.A such Scrofala, 90 Kings Evil rumoSs, "
e~rs sarrs Erupcns, Pimpes, Diotchcs, boils, n An
thony Firr I~e os Erysipslas letter Salt Rheuln
SAID Head. Ring Worm, Cancer &C CaDcerous rumors
ssr Eyes femsle Diseases such Retenlion Irregular
ity SUPPRESSION Whites, steriiy also Syphilis or Vene
rial Dseases Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases. Iry
Aytxs sAksAplkLLA AMI zee br yourself the surprising
activity with which ceznses The blood and cures hes'
dlsnrlers.
During late years The public have been mlsled BY ary'
botle prstendhg 10 give quart 81 Extract ~ SArapA
rill r one dollar Most of thc have been frauds upot
the sick Coz they contain little, any sarsaparl, ba
ost,n NO curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter ds
ap,sintmeut has o~e the use Of the various extracts
az s.rsapariia which n,l the Market until the name u
ssis has come sypof ymous with imposition and cheat
sun We call this COMPOUND sSsralsra," AMI intend b
supply such a rrmry shall the name from the
Lad % obloauy which rsts upon a. We think We have
groand &c believing has yirues which are irresistible
hy the ordinary run of the diseases u intended TO cure
We can ely the sick that We oer them the best
Alternative which know how 20 produce, and have
reasoa believe 10 by far the upost eeetaai puraer o.
the bossi yet discovered by any briy.
AYsk's CusRRr PscroslL IL 80 universally kno.n e
surpas. every other remedy ior the cure Of Coughs Coils
lnucnxA llcsr>enSs CraI, Droochitis, lncptent Coo
samlsis and for the relief % Constructive Patients In
ivance stages of the disease that u useless here ~ ~
cuut the evidence of It's virtue. The wors knows them
Pr.parvd by Dr. J. q. AixR Co, Lowell Mas, AMI
s by all druggists anil dealers In medicine everywhere
2ml1
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OiLiSo rHr SrA.-An experienced SEA
captain writes to tho New York Herald
that hc has been mt SEA for twcnty-cight
years. and master Of vessel for the last ten
years, and during tina, time no has saved
the vessel under his command twice by
"oiling the sea-" lie writes that .when
the master Of a ship cannot get out OF
.,orm-,bat il, when ship Is disabled and
he has to take the hcn Of the gnle-if he
has oil on board, start two or three gallons
over the side Of the ship. This will give
tho ship smooth water to the windwanl,
nnd then the oil allowed to run drop by
drop is all that Is required. i"r rs soon as
the sea CONES in contact with the oil IL
breaks. and the ship is in smooth water as
long as the oil is allowed to run. In 1861,
in the heavies, galc Of wind ever saw l
lost all my sails, then tho rudder; and ]
know the vessel could not have ridden the
sea for an hour IL had not Ind oil on
board. Five gallons Of oil lasted NJ. fifty
six hours, and this saved the vessel, cargo
aud lives on board. Let ships Of heavy
tonnage have two iron tanks Of Tory gallons
each, one ON each side, with faucet so ar
ranged that the oil can he started ut any
time; small vessels, ten gallon tanks, and oil
ships boats tanks Of live gallons each, well
filed, so that in case the ship founder or
hun, the l,oats will have oil To smooth the
sen in case Of u gale. With these tanks OF
oil ON board Of ships AMI a good man for
nms,er-onc who knows the laws Of storms
and handles his ship 80 as to get J, Oh, ct
the storm, you will have no more founder
ing OF good ships at sea, tho loss Of many
lives and millions Of money"
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IIELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUcIN and In
FRovED ROss WASH cures secret and delicate die
orders In all their stages. at little expense, tti'
or no change In diet. no Inconvenience and no ex
posure. IL Is pleasant IN tasre and odor, immedi
ate In Its action, aud Tree from all injurious prop
eftiss
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The celebrated DIX DOW conunues 70 uovoto Ms
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases Incl
dent to the female system. An experiences oftwsn.
ty.thrss years enables Hun 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the ssst OF SsSp'ss.
$40. anil all other M,astrssi Dsrsnsems.t', IRON
,rAai,vsr ess,s. All letters for advice must CON
tain 81. once, No. Endieott street, BOSTON
N.B.-Board furnished TO those who wish TO 70
main under treatment.
Doston, june -, ls66. lyW
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. uss HkLssoLbs ExraAcr Brcnu AMI
IMPROVED RosR WASH.
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e;OO WILL ne FORFEITED ny pR,


Youv DIX. nf,ns 70 cur. In ~. tim. than any ,e~r
oocunaoo or ,ssr o. sxr.urs 10 n, vr.h~r. with ,sIs
.nd rlezs.bt m~tcioer
scIg. tRryyc AVID SoIIrxRy HxBTrs.
Their eos.t, AMI eoo...ueoo-s
socy.I IJIwryrs I,D s,rUIr,o,s
'oN'A" N-''S ~'D 90 '"'''
lncrient 70 harief and single iahfs
SECRET AND DELICATE DiSORDERSI
Mereuri, Affections Iruptoos anil ali Diseases a ,As
skim Ulcers q the Nose, Throat anil D"iy Pmpks -
the Face sscilngs IL the joints Nerv<'Sss Const-
tueo.l an! c,her Weaknesses !" f"s'h ard the "'r'
gorY SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
DR.. DIxs
pRJYIrc xcDIcIL OFyIcrs
a, .,, 49,
81 Esa'eeu s'rees' be"en' Msss''
arranged that patients hear zach osv
ecotcct, the osLr entrance 70 his once Ne. Inv.
log no conectlou With his re'ienc' Consequently 10 IAN.
w nNsru' ~ S.' VI ~ s&ooN'" %" NY "s''>"
"P""s - u" ' nm nrv
Quaeks who win 10 OF anything, even Isriurs uea
selves, 10 impsse upon PATIENTLY that he
"a INA ONLY apsrLIa ssIprArs psyspIlS Apyssrplss
-, $500
,,rrrcs xr.,,
sATAI" fL<hS
engaged 10 treatment a Special Diseass., Dat - van
known TO many Cisissns, iab'nherS hsrh.nss, Heel
,,r',s,,s ~ ~ "~N y" ''@" 's>A"""' ,'~
'''"'"'"
STRdfOERS AND TR<PELLIRs'
To avoid sDi r-csts Imposoa Of Torsirn AID Native
Quscks ,sors Hu srous In Bsoa than oter large eiiss
n, nv
pN DiN
psoofiy vfrrs 10 Pofcssou and respectable PhySeans-
many ubn consult him In critical cAss, tecauss he
seknos'cired skili and reputation, attained through -
0os experiences, pf.eus AMI oe'er'.'la.
AfLdCIED Avn o'so"'o'AiA'
be MT roti AMI sfd 10 your suffering, In snr Deceived
by the lying 6sst, misrepresentation, tse pronses asA
pretnsions Of
roREIGN <yD NxTIYc 0UScEs.
80, :, a, -, $3.50 ,.,,n
vno AS nses W. ~ $50 .',s,s, ss.s, a.
-. ~ ts,,.,,o.s :. Co.,. .h,sb n.,,s .,rsi Am
an, Isr a ,bs voi o.h,, s,st rsn.s "a m. pe.d.
no., Is.inci untr,.n ma ool, assuming a,., .d,,rs.
rtb~r their imposition assume name. a. cher mo-t ose.
h,ae ,h,,eizns loo. sce dead Neither te loosiyo By
,,., r,vrpu,, u<rrps
toASH "o'f No" """@"''
through kie certificates and r-fseces and reommen.
ati"s a ther moieines ~ ne dfSd, Who eanna etT~
H. %asls,s. swi ss.s q diasr.ni hsrts sn pans ssd
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DIR. s. 8. PircHs
"FAHILY PHYSICIAN"

ssdrsss. No Sossy rsqs,rsd until The Scoi l. =.
ssivsd, Rod. and fslly approved. u y . perfect
guide 70 the sick OF indispeed. 49,
:, Address. DR. T. s. fircn. . rrsaoat Sired,
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Cleanse the Blood.

with corrupt, disocisresi o. vitiafe
Bioed, you sre sick sli over. 10 maj
burst out in Pimples, 90 Sores, 90 In sosnt
active disease, &C Il may merely keep yea
,iistlcss, Depressed AMI god Tor nothiny
you cannot have good health whih
your hlooi IL impure. Arms sAssArA.
M. purxes o,t thr,e imturities AMI
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mn ruELApIEs. re rl.r..l DIL Dis p.s.

m rurIADlEs, ne vlshrtsi Dil DIX pss-
,L,.,ty invita- eli kdIos Who Dee Medical o. SsS-
g,sI s,,.sr 10 call 81 HE rooms, No u EDiIcott Srcs,
-tn Ma.s which they uui nod ar.nsei ios their sTes
III scosumssiztoo
On. DIX, having devctcd twenty year 10 THE psr
tul.r traprh n he treatment u al disAss posaar ~
em.es Il IL po~ cncedci by al Qssh In this cantry and
In EsrsJr that he excris al otev known t~Actitor In
the saf sJseiy and e6scuAl treaims a IN euaIs
plAints.
lis meidpes Az prvrsrei with The esprcs pars>s q
rvmcvinT an deases such dsbisy, scskDesa, unnsts
raj supy~c>sia, enlargement u he vomb, aso, Ill ds
ehAr~s which nov frum mortst Il tf~ bod. 1fss
Do os fully pry.rei IN tre.i In his peculiar sys.
bah msdtcly md ssrroaily, III diseass q The fenAla
al, sId hey are respectfully Invited 70 call 81
Ne. 81 Esdiests Street, Bsssss.
An istisn requiring sdvios mus eptAin oos d"'iH -
Insure an aIss0.
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MATTHEW HARRISON.
Br. JoHH, N. b., Oct. %, 1863.


Mexsrs. FELL0ws & Co.,-It 10 duo to you, the
heads OF families, and 10 the public NJ large, that
should make statement OF the effects OF your
Worm Lossnges 10 my hmily. Ny daughter. aged
cough for nearly two ycsrs. hrst In dorchester.
Massachusetts,, where our dector attended her Tor
some time hnding he did not help her, procured
syTups and other common remedies, without civ.
Ing relief Since came 70 this city. procured
medical aid, and finding the child grew wops, 90
that We really thought she would die. We desPsir:
called In, and assured NJ that the child was trou.
blod with worms. and that the cough originated
nom that cause. admini,tsred your Worm Los.
cnyys this morning, We we're astoni.hedI the
large e my little finger. Our babe. ONLY seven
teen months old, ste Two lotsngvs. and, siihosgn
seemingly healthy = psssed worn 2, EN- mr.
Iiri, Who Tor ave days had eaten scaLo;y sny'
hing, has . goot appetite, and II nov doing well.
A. HArRiELD.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-05
FREQ to Eyerybodyl

HELMBOLps FLUID EXTRACT BUCuU 10
pleasant In taste and odor. Tree nom all injurious
propertiss and immediate In its action.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-05
sr. JoHN, N. B., March. 1856,

:
Messrs. FELLOWS q Co.,-ThIs 10 TO certify that
my little boy, aged six years, having been much
troubled with worms OF late, administered four
OF your Worm Lossngss , as per directions, and In
nine hours after no passed several large worms.
These losenges are particularly valuable, ~ the
children arc fond OF them. You are ct liberty ~
use this for the beneatsf others.
MATTHEW HARRISON.