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Ea% PIXIE SIURlES-S3UV.-
The Proprietor Of the "YoRKvILLE EyoUI-
RER offers THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
in prizes for the best ORIGINAL STORIES
delivered to him by the first Of October.
1870. For further particulars, address
In. GRIST, Yorkvillc, S. c.
July 20, 29-tf.
Children cry for WineEan's Crystalized
Worm Candy!
July 20, GIT.
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"V VIM. H. Bernard, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, " ilmington, N. c.
is authorized 70 receive advertisements foE
this paper q, our lowest cash rates."
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IN Indiana, 4 maiden and I raatrcn
arc this week TO nave foot race, to de-
termine whether the single or the HaF-
ried wom.u o( that State are the fleet
Csj
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-20

The hest capital to begin life with is capl>
tal wife.
An unpopular "I.m' with v:rybo1v-:hc
lhaumati-m.
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GooDG1oN's FAcroRY.-Thc enterprisins
firm of L. S. & J. W. GooGSion, of wool
roll carding fame, again present their annual
car;i to the public, and VIC are pleased to see
that they have rcfurnishcd their factory and
supplied it with new cards. Being under
their immediate supcrintcndancc, they guar>
antee satisfaction in all work turned out by
them and with prompt despatch. We notice
that they have appointed Mr.. 4. W. 7.
Simmons as their agent for Ncwbcrry; and as
that gentleman is no longer at the Depot,
but Ia: the Helena shops, that the patrons of the
Factory may not be in doubt, we would sng-
gcst that wool may be left with Mr.. W. Sim
mons, his son at Newhcrry Depot. We add
complimentary, taken from the Laurens
Herald:
VIC arc gra,ifcd 10 learn, rs sign Of en-
tcrprise, that our young and cntcrprising
friends, the Mcssrs. Goodgion, arc adding
ncwmachinery to their Factory, and rehtting
generally, preparing themselves to turn off
work with increased dispatch, and of su-
pcri1r quality. They are determined not to
be utstrippcd. Success to them, ssy we.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIR. D. H. WERTS is respectfully preseu-
ted to the citizens of Newberry, for their suf-
frage at the ensuing election.
May 4, 18-tf. NEWBERRl.
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CAE,ET>HAGGERS AGAIN At WORK.
On Fri!ay last there was great gathering
of the :olorcd people in this town, they came
s:cn, nc !cr:c.c.t ends v:' The district. and
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-20

We have received from Mcssrs. Evans &
Cogswell. OF Charleston, copy Of the new
Fee Bill for Law Officers Of South Carols
na," with complete lis. of law blanks.
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In our next issue will appear highly
interesting and graphic description of a
trip ont West, from the pen Of DR.. S. G..
Wclch.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-20

FnE.-A shed attached to the brick kitch-
en- belonging to, and used by Dr.. Whalcy,
was discovered to be on fire on Tuesday
night, or rather about ! past one o'clock
Wednesday mo rning last, and the alarm be-
ing given, in a vely short time number Of
our citizens, white ard colorcd, were on the
SPOT to render all possible aid. IN the ao-
scpcs of an engine or any other appliance
for ssbduing this terrible enemy, few buck
cts only were to be had, but these in willing
and s.out hands, together with wet blankets
quickly stopped the flames from proceeding
farther than the destruction of the shed in
which the fire originated. Most fortunately
also the night wss very still, scarcely breath
of air stirred, otherwise the efforts made to
stop is progress would have been futile, and
perhaps much valuable property on main
street would have been destroyed. 1t is sup
posedto have been the result of accident,
and the loss to Dr. Whalcy in shed, garden,
fencing and kitchen utensils burnt and b1o>
ken is about $3.50, perhaps.
Wecannot say too much in praise of the
efficient and noble aid rendered by the COL
ored citizens, two Of whom particularly at
tracted marked attention, and to whom in
great measure, arc We indebted for the carly
stop PIT to the fire. Their names We regret
being unable to learn. There were ma
ny Others who did their parts manfully, and
to whom all praise is given. After the
DANCE: was over free treat was given to the
vorkes by the Council, which was richly
deserved and highly appreciated.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-20

Don't DO 1T!-peopIe are so easily gulled
nowadays, thst we request our readers
should they see on advertisement offering
for 4 small remittance to tell them how a
great deal Of money might be saved, not to
pay attention TO it. And why? because they
will receive for answer: "Never pay boy to
look after your shadow while you climb q
tree 10 look into the middle Of next week. -
Don't
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON. 8. G.,
Corrected Weekly by a. C. EAUFHhN, Bro.
ker, No. 25 Bread Street. .
JULY is. 1870. ...~

STATE SEcUr1r1Zs-South Carolina, old. "a
S.; do new, u Is; do, regist'd stock, e1 int .
CITY SEcUR1T1Es-!iususta. GA. Bonds "a
20; Charleston. S. c., Stock. ex or int. a 49,
do, Fire Loan Bonds, 10a -; Columbia, 5. T.,
Bonds, - a 60.
BAILRoAD BoSDs-BIue Ridge, Grst mortgage,
5oa-: Charleston aud Saw annah, 1oa .: Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta. - 81; Cheraw
and Darlington, a s3; Greenville ard Columbia,
lst mort, S0a -; do, State guarantee, 6a-;
Northeastern, 8. "a; Savannah and Charleston,
lst mort. . a Sc; do: State guarantee; Ia;
South Carolina, "a IS; do, q; Spart2Dourg and
Union. "a 62. r--.
RAILROAD STocKs-Char!ottc. Columbia and
Augusta, "a As; GrecnvilIe and Columeia; "a
Northeastern, 15a /; Savannah and Charles
20; do. half fsbares, - 225. ...
ExcEANeE. &c-New York Sight, off par;
Gold, Ill 4 ll5; Silver. 104 los. 80
SOUTH CAROLINA BASk ELLIS.
Sank Of Newberry. .............-a a
Bank Of Camden. .......... .............5O A.
Bank Of Georgetown. ....................o "a
Bank Of South Carolin a.. .....S a
Bank Of Chester. a
Bank of State OF S. c., prior to 1861. ...@a-
Ba:k Of State OF :. c., issue 1851 and 1867 IS a.
>Plantcrs' and Mechanics Blk ofChrieston-a-
SPeoplcs Bank Of Charleston. p.............-a-
.Union Bank Of Charlesto .';;.-a-
Southwestern X Z Bank OF Charleston, ,new,-a
State Bank of Charleston. 8a-
Farmers ard Exchange Blk Of Charleston. 8
Exchange Bank ofColumbia. ............--z 10
Commercial Bank Of Columbia. ........ .6 a
Merchants Bank of Cheraw.... ........ IA
Planters Bank Of Fairfield. d................4 "a
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable. 81 a.
City Of Charleston Change Bills. ........- -.S a.
.Bills marked thus ~ are being redeemed at
the Bank Counters of each.
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SpAErANBuHG C. H., S. c., !
Mrv 2S 1874

SIn: By direction Of the Central Coun.
Gil, L. L. A., for Spartanburs County, I
am required to transmit TO you the fol.
lowing Resolutions, passed unanimously
this day BY the Central Council
Resolved, That no officer, State OF
Federal, shall hold more offices than such
as may pay in the aggregate :uore than
$1,000 annually"
"Resclvcd, That the Public Officers,
State or Federal, for Spartanburg Coun-
ty, be notified by the Secretary of the
passage of the Resolution in reference to
Salaries, and that they report at the next
meeting of the Central Council, the an.
nuai income arising from their office or
Offices, or approximating thereto"
"ReSoIved, That all officers, State and
Federal, be required to attend every
meeting of the Central Council, az d that
they be notified by the Secretary Of the
passage of the resolution"
! remain, most respectfully yours,
J. G. WINSMlTH,
Acting Secretary.
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We copy the following from the Spar

We copy the following from the Spar
tan. 1t will be seen that this is in keep.
ing wi,h the general idea which agi;a:es
the minds of that large majority Of
Leagucrs who continue poor while the
few get rich on the stealings. The
Spartan supposes that tie resolutions in
relation to salaries were passed to silence
the clamors of the hungry ones. and throw
dust ii their eyes, and that Foster and
Hamilton in the other were thrown out
because they were looking deeper into
their rosuerics than was safe. Anyhow
the ouicry is rising, and the unfortunate
dupcs arc realizing the hcightb and
depth Of the depravity and rottcnncss uf
their fat leaders:
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srElasaNnHf. s. o.
css1yFe4a|a77,,sday. a|77,,d July 20, 1879.
-,.,,,..... =. t,e Executive CcThc

~ sassrsss o. TIE Eze:a:::vs c0Thc bX.
20; orr onts:,:c w;Il hnio" Reform
.,;,;;c, and c!aon~"pon our readers to
.::o es>1efi!ly aud to talk Of 1t
80. ana whenever practicable. 1t
.s.i:Ii!f uavo free course and ventilation.
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South CAROLINA BANK AND Trust
CoMPASY.-In another column will be found
the card of this Company, located at Colum-
bia, and to which we refer otr readers with
pleasure for further particulars.
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CoSFIEMED.-Mr. A. II. Riser, the present
incumbent, we notice has been confirmed as
Post Master at Newbcrry4
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To THE COUNTY CoxMIss1oNERs.-!At
the request Of citizen taxpayers, VIC urge
that the County Commissioners Of Ncwberry
publish statement Of their receipts and dis
barsements Of public monies, that the people
may know how much has been received and
how it has been appropriated. This is but
right, and such exhibits should always be
made, and Sc hope that the request will not
have to preferred again. We notice that it
has been done elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-20

DRoCTU Marry sections Of this district
arc now suffering for wan, of rain, some of
which have had none in over four weeks,
and in consequence corn and cotton arc both
liable to be cut off. This drouth is only par
tisl however, We arc pleased to say, for other
sections have enjoyed good seasons all the
while, and the crops arc looking splendid.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-02-10

LINES OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Mr.. Wash
burn of Wisconsin, has presented in the
House the bill for the establishment of lines
of ocean steamers which has been agreed on
by the Special Committee on American Com
merce. The bill proposes to establish four
lines of steamers as follows: The Atlantic
Steamship Company to ply between Boston,
Portland, Glasgow and Liverpool, sail
ing from each Of said ports on alternate
weeks the American Iron Steamship Com
peny, to ply between New York and Liver
pool, touching at Queenstown, and making
weekly trips; the Transatlantic Steamship
Company, to ply between Philadelphia and
Baltimore and Southampton and Brennan,
touching at each port on alternate weeks.
The bill further requires that all the ships
shall be built or ready to take their places in
the lines within one year from the date of the
organization of the companies.
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Who will care:
When we lay beneath the daisies,
Underneath the churchyard mould.
And the long grass DER our faces
Lays it fingers damp and cold;
When we sleep from care and sorrow.
And the ills of earthly life
Sleep, to know no sad tomorrow,
With its bitterness of strife,
Who will care:
Who will care:
Who will come to weep above us,
Lying, oh. so white and still,
Underneath the skies of summer.
When all natures pulses thrill,
TO new life glad and tender,
Full of beauty, rich and sweet,
All the world is clad in splendor
That the Years shall e'er repeat
Who will care?
Who will care2
Who will think of white hands lying
On still and silent breast,
Never more TO know of signing,
Evermore to know Of rest!
Who will care? No one can tells Us,
But if rest and peace befall,
Win it matter if they miss us,
Or they miss us not at all!
Not at all.
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! THINK OF THEE.
FROM TIE GERMAN.

think of thee
When first the showers,
OF springtde wake the sleeping flowers,
When birds are singing on the lea
And the shmmering sunlight gilds the sea.
When thou of me?
think of thee
In the twilight gray,
BY the shaded fount, whose ceaseess play
Falls on my ear like a silver bell,
Or a voice beloved. rs it breathes "farcwell.'
Where thou of me:
think of thee
With a sweet, sad pain,
With timid longing to meet again.
Yet in thy truth ! calmly rest,
As Il child that sleeps on its mothers breast.
How thou of me:
0 think of me
Till yon bright Heaven,
Receives our souls, by Christ forgiven,
And angel hands our forms array,
In that glorious realm of perfect day
And | Of thee
MRS. NJ. W. r.
Belfast Feb 1870
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The startling announcement Is made by Il
Louisville, Ky, paper Of the resuscitation of
the murderer kriel, who was supposed to
have suffered death on Friday week by the
gibbet 1t is said that his bearing on the
scaffold was so unnaturally calm that those
who stood near him thought the man did not
realize that death was so near, but still chung
to life with a terrible tenacity. When the
rope that held the trap was severed and the
body fell it was subject Of remark that the
closed hands and position of the legs and feet
remained entirely unchanged, showing tre-
mendous exercise of will and control of nerve.
The neck was not broken, neither was the rope
drawn so closely about his neck that its
mark could be distinguished, nor was the skin
clalcd a particle, and it was noticed by per-
sons who witnessed the execution that the ca
rotid arteries of the neck pull sated after the
surgeons declared life extinct After hang
ing some minutes, kriers body was placed in
coffin and rapidly driven away to the ccmc-
terry vault. A surgeon of skill, and affirm be
lever in the theory of resuscitation through
the galvanic process, is said to have been
driven in q wagon, containing mattress and
Blankets to the cemetery; shortly thereafter
the vehicle returned with the body of Kriel
which was conveyed to the surgery of anoth-
er skilful and learned physician, where some
ten or twelve excited and expectant students
stood anxiously awaiting the arrival of the
strange party: The body was placed in a re-
cumbent position on the table, the galyanic
battery applied, and in less than fifteen min
utes the warm blood commenced to course
through the chilled body, and at last the eyes
opened. One OF the appalled, students asked
Kriel if he was sensible; the ewes answered
expressively, and the lips opened Intellectual
ly, for no speech came forth. Stimulants We're
poured down the throat of the revived crim-
nal, and in less than one hour after he had
been placed in the surgery, Kriel sat up and
asked them, "What have you done? Am I
alive" The students then disguised and
hurried him away to place of safety.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-02-10

A singular legal controversy threatens to
originate from a recent fire in Somerville,
growing out of cutting off the fire engine
hose, which was laid across Fitchburg Rail
road by the passing of train. The loss by
the fire was some $4,000, and suits are
brought against Fitchburg Railroad Com
pany by the town for damage to hose, and
by underwriters, the latter for $4,000, which
amount they claim could have been saved
but for cutting the hose.
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
PUBLISHED BY THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,


PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Opposite Revere House,
1000 Copies Sold the Last Year.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF PRESERyA.
TON. A Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of
EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PREMATURE DECLINE IN
MAN, NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY ,'HYPoCII-
oNDKIA, and all other diseases arising from the ERRORS
OF YOUTH, or the INDIsCREToNs OF ExCEssEs of ma
ure years. This is indeed book for every man. Price
only One Dollar. 2S5 pages bound in cloth DR. A, II
HAYES, Author.
A Book for Every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND
HER DISEASES; or WOMAN TREATED OF Phys.
IoLoGICALLI AND PATHoLoGICALLY from INFANCY
TO OLD AGE, with elegant ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAy.
INGs.
These are beyond all comparison, the most extraordi-
nary works of Physiology published There is
nothing whatever that the MARRIED or SINGLE of
EITHER Sen can either require wish to know but
what is fully explained, and many matters of the most
important and interesting character are introduced
which no GfpSon be found in any other works
in our language. Al the New DISCOVERIES of the au.
thor, whose experience is of uninterrupted magni
tudcs probably before fell the lot OF any
man--are given in full. No person should be without
these valuable books They utterly unlike any others
published.
VALUABLE BOoKS.-We have received the valuable
medical works of DIR. Albert IL. Hayes. These books
are of actual merit and should find place In every
tegent family They not the cheap order of abomin
able trash published by irresponsible parties and pur
chased to crafty coarse tastes, but written by
sponsible professional gentleman Of eminence,
source OF instruction vital matters concerning which
lamentabe ignorance exists. The important subjects
presented are treated with deccy ability and
appendix many useful prescriptions for prevailing
complaints are added Coos Republican, lancaster NJ
H. Sept. T. 1863.
DR.. HAYES Is one of the most learned ana popular
physicians of the day. and is entitled to the gratitude of
for these invaluable productions 1t
be his aim to induce and avoid the
OF those diseases TO which they subject and he tells
them just how and when to do it FdTminqton Oh -on
Gle f0rmington, Ne, Sept. 2, 1860.
These are truly scientific and popular works by Dr.
Hayes Of the most learned and popular physicians
of the day.-The Medical and Surgical Journal Jatiy
1869
Price of SCIENCE OF LIFE. $I.o0. PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, $500. In 1'ur-
ley morocco full gilt, $500. Postage paid.
Either book sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address CHE PEABODY MEDICAL INsTITU rE't Or
DR.. HAY Els, No. Bulfnch Street. Boston.
N. B.-Dr. H. may be consulted in strices confidence
on all diseases requiring skill secresy and experience
INYIOLABLF SECREsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. lyrt
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SAVE THE CHILDREN,

hiuitiudes of them suffer, nger, and die because OF
Pin " oTms The only efectual remedy for these
troublesome and dangerous of all worms in children
adults. is found in DIR, GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP
Purely vegetable safe and certain valuable cathartc
and beneficial to health. GEO. C. GOODWIN 4 co.,
Boston, and all druggists.
Ern1t
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. a. u II L O N

n sHA " I'LL BE FORFEITED BY DIR. L.. d. X
DOW if filling to in less time than any
other physician efectuay and permanently, with
less restraint from occupation less exposure to all
weather, with safe pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE ND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Morcural Affections; Eruptions and all diseases Of the
skin; Ulcers and body; Plmplts
The Face Swelling of the Joints Nervousness Constltu-
ona and Other Weaknesses in youth and the ad-
vanced, at all ages, of
BOTH sEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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The Portland Press says that a little boy
Of that city was terribly bitten and lacerated
by dog belonging to man named Sheehan
The dog was shot
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Belfast Savings Bank.
NOW is TIE TINE TO DEPOSIT.
"A penny saved is penny earned

nEPOSITS made on or before the LIST of December!
L. January February March or April, will be placed
upon interest on the lst of each month.
Deposits received daily at the Banking Room, irom
to 10 A. M, and to 4P NJ. Saturdays from to Y M
JOHN III. QUIMBY, Treas. ASA EAU NCE, fTtst'
Belfast, Nov. Is, 1869. INV
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DR.. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

DR.. Ham s ArOmatlC InVlgOTatOr
Removes from the system i'll caused by the e
alcoholic liquors, and ehectually destroys
the appetite for these smulant 1t gives tone to deb
itated surfaces. Eete matter is removed from
the system, thereby restoring 1t to normal hcahul
dition AS medicine it is quick and efectual, curing
the most aggravated Of Dyspepsia Kidney Com
plaints and all other arrangements Of the Stomach
Bowels in speedy manner This elegant preparation
stood the Of years. Wine glass full before eat
ing will give good appetite, and prevent all suffering
from indigestion. Ladies of weak and delicate constitu-
tons should take the lnvgorator three times day.
wine glass full before retiring will insure re
reshing sleep. All the proprietor asks is trial. and
induce this he has put the Invigorator in pint bottles
at so centsquarts $500 Principal Depot 10 Central
wharf Boston. Sold by all druggists
Sold in Belfast by =. A. HOW ES 4 co
In Stockton by JOHN N. 4 VI ES and VI RS II
r. IA M HALL iy5
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The business heretofore carried on at Y Main street
Belfast, by Barker Burgess, Will De continued M tne
to the late firm 10y note account are - st
tie the once is necessary that AZ dehanus
will remain with the undersigned short tme Tor settle
ment. ALBERT I. bO huEoo.
Belfast JAM 10. 1870. o"z"
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FOR SALE
Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

TT1HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing pee
i tween the undersigned, under the trn name OF
BARKER BURGESS, is this day dissolved by mutual
CONSENT and the affairs of the late firm WI De seed py
Albert C. Burgess who alone is authorized to use the
" FRED BARKER,
ALBERT c. BURGESS.
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80 arranged that patients hear each other
Recoect the only to his Office As NO. FL, hav
ing no connection with his residence, consequently
family interru 1on, that account any person
hesitate apply ng at his office.
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TWENTY YEARS
STRANGERS AND TRAyELLE

engaged in treatment Of Special Diseases fact well
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants, Hotel
Propretors &c. that he is much recommended and par
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boa!y asserts, nd it cannot be contradctcd except by
quacks, who will say do anything even perure them
selves, to impose upon patients, that he
Is THE 0SLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
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To avoid and escape imposition foreign ana native
quacks in Boston than in other large
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WHO WILL CARE.

Belfast. Feb. 1870.