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NOTICE!
JN rnE MATTER OF rnE ESTATE OF

i Matthew Forcry, deceased.
The Auditors report in tho above estate having
been referred to the undersigned for the purpose
Of making certain changes therein, he hereby gives
notice that be will attend to tho duties Of his
appointment, at his Office, in Clearieli, on Wcdnes-
day, December 2S, 1870, at o'clock, p M, when
aud where all parties interested may Ettend.
Dec. T-tt 7. II. MURRAY, Auditor.
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A DMNIsTRAToRs' NoTICE.-Yotic,

A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of SILAs TURNER, deceased
late Of Doggs township, Cloarheld county, Pa,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment. and those having claims or demands
will prescu, them properly authenticated for set
Element. LUCY TURNER,
r. c. FAUST,
Dec. Is, ls7o;6tpi. Administrator.
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IL EPORT Of the condition Of the COUNTY
III NATIONAL BANK Of Cearhcld, at the
close Of business December 2sth, 1870:
RHAouncas
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CTATEMENT OF THE FINANCES or rnr
- clearfeld County Agricultural Society for the
year A. d. 1870;
Jous '. WEAVER, Esq, Treasurer, in account
with said Society,
DEBTOR.
To amount reed FROM Treasurer Hills. fl04 90
To amount reed from ground rent.."" so 90
To amount reed from ticket Office, &e.... ,o3l 05
To amount reed from Co. Comm'rs... 100 90
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

rgvO0tE.~s Harc 25Coto s,ly; fair deu-ud Niahnrs,
IL 0lil oCJ7 bales gos G5JT bales ias SJ DSts
t.orf. 2f -lj i4.-S ..,
CEAnLtsfoy siarch Z5-Cotoa frner Ndinc HGlAei net
rocaas C.I bales; sale. 80 talcs stock 21t4y bales
NoaF1E March z5-Cofon firm; bow Mdings lJe net re-
cp 1850 bales; e1potscoastws 65 bslesi sales loj bales
st.ot, C. li bales. ,,,r. ,.,- - .
re- ,.ts q s..rf: sales - bales; stock 3]I. bales
stys, Msrc 2-Cood rrm; good cenra prices advanced
Irqs Ie net cp ~. baesi saes liUO balesi stock
5..16 bales. ,r,r,-
g,ff0 H. Msrch 2Co'o c1iet but frm Hdlng lfl gross
rerrt bales; sales. ~ bales; stock l2o8 bales
r1y March 2jCoton Aln Ahtiings, l5t D5tc re ops
as tss. ,. bales: les 5oJ bales; stock lzO0 iIfs
G,r.S Nsrca 2jCottou quiet; Good Oni9aU l'4e ne 70
ces si1 M erpors-to Crest braH O5J bas oo"se' tOJ
h.iss. .ri.. fUhsi's: siOok, a,al+ bates ~.
tJJ-l ti.oh 15-Cot.ou lrn ...lgs, l4ei rf rec P5
bales: the continent 4J4 u4.esi o01s'" ." O~es s~'s
lgo l-.si st1cs. 0O,Jij O4es
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27


w S.o Plopo viii b. receive % the Oae OF the sn enlni-
On, until H. m Arrlgl I'LL iof furnishing delivering az aa put
ae n ri. o the iri an four ioo ahd i Of ihe
me- Poit Oge a rs.Ir Building Boston Mass a. efil ptv ~
v r A. y, o. -! 49, o. g. ~, g. ard the accompinong
rs and scloiu!e coHss principally of roIeI "o1shIoH beams
ne o to he delivered ,ni pa.n place :, neh times as NAY from
r.l.fc DIS te ltruI4u piofhcl tli eii -o1r
M roof hall be- ude tie subject of sepiraie ot ana Ia' ne
be- allowed lit for th making hnl luiag h place oi
ror arI % srt flr mssrg and putting n place a. roei
yriitci tlr uae u tt- dreta a. ellhrf
tsou 10 hlls 20 putting the wJrk in place weli cure
ts de tine o tle men emplo}r Ia soszEB
tl, a. q sd be- fan .ie b the Department when rlqaeL
- t,.Iug viii be furnished hv the eon.rariort , go
~ vork vii not ari anoug The -AcEeht bliesi but WI
L. r,..il.r.I sui awarded On The c-gregl'f.
a., cent M N, amount duo will be ptii the completion
- Lsauce on iual comp 'elun Oi The contract
. aromp MED by penal bond n the sum 0f O0
t me- rr viz fe-ep au perform tie contract aNaniei hm e
ey of lie security he ceulei By the T. = Jage, CerA VI tie
C.lrt a ci.Aorlcy cf the District where be resides
T pep,rneni tie hghs to reject all bis te
deemed 10 tie o. e Government to DO 50 end any pa thai J.,
40 ~ on The printed 10 be- obtained n t Ohce and fo not
tie requirements OF ts advertisement and
schedule. VIII not b. cynitfc Le leT all
h. received from parties who ere not Themselves euracci n he
a5ufetIe ollfon wo a.d Who lave noI DE neee
80. rrIHt- Tor 81 ing DE c.s.IfEs rolled bctfA
pfl.a be- iuI.rI 'Baa oi Iron " k fu Oee snd N1h-
Tfrlsrr. Boston. M.s" -li -rgei ~ ulDLEi J. J. LtAi J..
S4v,uasl4rlL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
vF0YV0TTU COUNTY AGRICULTURAL

NEONNOlIUU IUINII AUKItUI ii "
Va RAILROAD COMPASY-TO CONIRACT0Rs.1Propo'
ain Le reel al he Engineers oice Report H. J untu ho 90
"OSDAY April H. III the bllng oi The M0l1oliA ColhV i'i
j" - I'M m iysd or tie whole work Of grading masonry
b c l ami furnishing aa4 1g ties aal r4ls ioT lAe NAoe
distance OF 81 sections ,,,i.. =,
Pal, M also he received FOR grarg masonry, bridging, sock
ing ana flras and ,yuE ties a. ri SCI ale, -. =.
Pa. an pu tie Engineers once ne!pof' - '
on Do af,,r IilcI -. l3ii 4. .,.
cr 10 reject sl mas not cehei "i'au5'"4 - '-9
CoItany. A.l res 90 commit catiOas 20
E.poft y J W. 1874. A NALLSG j. Che faRneer.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

without quo.sils sAnrc Api 2i ard 2ohs
Al i2lc ami 100 Sc prime Kettle Rendered western on w
spot, az l2tc. FuH so tca No l. e arrive at l2!G -,
PAoyisIOSs TE0N NElYcGK, YOR THs Nkhh ]N
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
E0RSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YonK, Saturday, March 25 is7i.
Tho horsc-trade during the week closing
today although fairly active not "a brisk as during
the preceding one, partly account Of rainy days. and
partly because the extensive demand for farm and work
horses which always marks the opening Of the Spring
trade has By this time been met to great extent and
the trade In speedy and pelgchOrscs IS only about
OPEN The tone OF tho market Is nevertheless frIn and
prices remain unchanged.
pair of blood bays 153 hands and years old, wero
sold today by Messrs Fitch & Conan for s. 500.
The following table IS recapitllaton OF the average
figures at which tho different classes Of horses held
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
Grautl1l

OfHcz rsE taCnEptva. Pturoto co,
Asg-foHg. March lf I'LL :
1INIE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
a huil}-.s Of toe Sat01D AF1 RAILROAD CJNPANY for
cio Of becrs tcoIs o ec0n frq11a
F e hc on MONDAY, april M st o 80 Neg g. Room no a.
D. Ocos. flf doe o. O'Clock p. %. The transfer
too@ U..i BE- close! siaIcl -, all te le'leneIAr15
EM s. THORN See
ff'HE ANNUAL NETTING OF The STOCK
= iHADt+s ol tas IIAs tIaHE COMIAI or NI-T
VIRGINIA for ne Election o I.,on far ersairr ser ae
o. ll on Of sch o.l-r bushes lr ie U' NIIa l1 no Oh q
Oe q o. coags4{ So j. t,.4s-. A-s loi4 tls tl day
o. ay-, loa. at 2 Ococ-
I. Z. On ". ge.rlfar-.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

ILrUIT trABTEilfAsTsA ~ NhtA JfFtIhi{
PAtLADKLFHla MlIch 10, lsIl:
CFATTD PROPOSALS VIII be received at
) o.. Ue vbt proor form, a III be huas., until y eocA m
m Ny-tY Anil a. Le delivery TIE ciuliAlN Alela
Tih, Of 500 ESAP,ACk8, % be maize In conformity With
m, ,.tt ah.cl te at tlls oEce
' STEWART Van yLlET, IepUty Orarernast'TGelerll
"iN'- " lravet NJ sorOeueral, Z. 4. 4.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
I'm THE nOHNLARS of SAMUEL II. TAY-
Cbances for Business nlcn

DARTNER WANTED-In the Western
COMMISSION BUSINESS; active with Iro-erAte o'!'4
II. IT, W, 2r2 reEnlbsys., Brookl,n
VNO TINMEN.-The STOCK and FlAI UhlG399 Ia
faSrOyB and TIN STORE, IN tae village 81 Nst5y No.
SALE cheap. Good location. Lent low. KObLHI iH""
~ North fIoats.-
SNA TO $4,000 - An Active or Special "a.
ROOV PAErEEG WANTED s'i2 yS ai Soae wsoai the
hest Of acceptable Ponts % Or CO. A b.
trst class opening yo4ug and active DS'i1e-' -
hOLME,, l,n1 tlJ n. \. los.OAee ..--,------
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
Mathinfrp.

DRiCK MACHINES y,,rreRs
u, AM PEfK,KIlL MFG co. FeeA'Al.. w. =.
EoR SALE or to LEIA FACiQE2 3alis dSP p'ta s"S
.ut,ii,i wiz be SOLD or LbAoAD On '''A' "
i,rse es15L Adde'S ?. O. BOX 2Os', = .i,----,,-
TuNIrC FNGINES (new) for SALE very ene"p'
4 W iN'"' fIfea n 1 %
a grcs li = lf.
BUFFALO NAtHNLAf i1fNOl. Du,-I. . y :.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

CUMBERLAND C0AlL-F&Igs,iy, & iy, ni1ta BY sss. G"u iraa
t'f',rl Goal FROM ir bor.r. '.lr' u '"s '1'' ~
Il'Hos- io- 'A' h.A.-a g. -, ILL. 70 Az Il "es't
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

EvGlSgER. OFFICE iirn L. II. DrsTEcr,}
pETtOif, Mich, March ~ l5tl y
DROPOSALS FOR STONE.-SEALED Pro
PoSiIS IN Duplicate furnish stone Tor Aghti21ae on
11cl. f I,t. Hlr,n v rccesed mil H. on LDh ES
NV M l,. N Apil 1871 All necsry blanks and oher iuio
e n be oa.le ibs Ofc upon Application ehf n person VI
bJkter O. IL Fo' '4','i u u oisesS t I,t f. ii District,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
Nmnsem, IT'S.

NVALLACK's
W InOpnetor sndN MANAGE, n LESTER WALLACk
inns tnOhIAil EVENING. n fe' %'s
sni EVERY EVENING aai
SATURDAY MATINEE,
q. iiPn.,
urti ur her
w" 0e p'osaeel ~ t. W Eo6erton's 1t Comedy entl I'd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
ing the roads last spring, and probably died by

ing the roads last spring, and probably died by
suicide or starvation
The Providence Journal says: "The losses in
Providence by the fire in Chicago are very heavy,
and, in many cases, fall upon those who are
least able 10 bear them, upon men and upon
women who cannot ask for charity, but whose
comforts of life will be abridged, whose chill
dren will suffer in their education, and whose
provision for declining life is seriously affected.
They fall also upon many who are able to bear
them, hut who see the earnings of long years of
labor and prudence impaired by this great ca
lomity, the evils of which were distributed over
the whole country. The aggregate losses Of
Providence are reckoned by millions, but they
come at time when the city is enjoying an I'M
prccedented prosperity, and is better able than
at any other previous period of her history to
meet them; and our citizens accept them with
stout hearts and cheerful resolution"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

For Freight and Cabin or Steerage Passage
Apply at the COmpany's Office 50 STATE STREET.
BosrON. JANE ALEXANDER, Agent.
Or in worcester, TO RICE WHITING,
ulygI diff nd Pearl Sic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
. FnR SALE-In West Rorlston-

49, FOR SALE-In West Boylston, a
M; Farm of s. acres: cuts IS tons Of hay; keeps six
b5IlI eight head Of stock; well fenced and well
'eS watered; plenty of fruit house contains nine
ooms, all in good repair; barn 81 30, In good condi-
ions Que mile from depot, \ from church, store &c
rice $500. o. n. POND & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

WANTED-To purchase Immediately for
w cash, FARM, pleasantly located in a good
neghbOrhOod, convenient 10 church. school, store and
depot Buildings must he IN good repair and surround
ngs pleasant. Apply to D. y. POND & CO.
SO diff Front ST. Exchange.
WANTED - Several Small Farms near
w Worcester. Ako, few good Residences central
y ocated-yclnIty OF Portland orChatham pre-
fcrred. o. n. POND Il CO..
s29 du Front st. Exchange.
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RrnL O5state.

NOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BOARD
II ING HOUSE. furnished and ull Of boardcrs; ceu-
tray located, within minutes walk of the Post
vetuals twenty -four Reason for selling i'll health OF
one OF the firm Eal on 9n Fl, 9F9 VdEe co
sig DIFF NO. Brincy Han, Worcester, Mass
~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House of G
E,i; rooms on oxford rlain acre land, well fenced;
EiIL house nearly new and in perfect order. Price
NJ Appl%tt92 D. F. PARMENTER 4 co.,
~ FOR SALE-A Superior Farm of 20
E;iiT acres; withmS miles of Gty Han: extra set OF
LII buildings; large amount Of fruit of All varieties;
&c, win be sold at great bargain if called or soon
u. +. F1RMESTER x co.
- FOR SALE-A . story House; nine
&Iii; rooms BAN and acres Of good land fine or
iourishing village miles from Worcester For
- '''' D. F. PARMENTER co.
~ FOR SABE-A very desirable Farm
A;i Of 20 acres, miles from Court House superior
good buildings, and we fenced ni iS Watercd Rp
ply to d. F. PARMENrEB X co.
49, FOR SALEM Westboro', a Farm
Hi,iI Of 1853 acres ~ miles from centre miles from
El!l Worcester cuts from 80 to 100 tons Of hay; a
splendid orchard Of $50 trees, all in bearing good
Apply to d. F. PARMENrER 4 co.
~ FOR SALE A 2-tenement, French
NEE; roof House, barn and large lot on Woodland
Mlll street; all in excellent order.
@@s70a d. f. PAIAIENTER d CO..
sl6 DIT NJ Brinlcy Han
~ FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
Eii One Of the best stock or milk arms in Woodstock.
NIL Conn., miles rom yIlage various churches
stones; cuts 90 tons hay with machine; 1850 engrafed
apple trees also peach pear and cherry trees large
number choice varieties Of grape vines two-story house
with L. painted and papered recently blinded barn IS
SO, with cellar under the whole; aGueuCt water at
house and barn. all necessary Outbudngs in excellent
repair: milk is sold at the door pleasantly located at-
ording fine view of the country around; excellent
leghbOrs. rare chance TO purchase desirable resi-.
ience combined with a profitable farm. win be sold
0w If applied tor soon. Inquire Of +. CAPEN Real
Estate Agent Putnam, Ct, visit his office and 1t Will
Ie shown, and several other cheap farms il desired
OLA dat
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A FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
ON JOHN STREET,

corner of Wesby. House contains rooms, including
bath ROOM in good repair; gas and city water; also
nice well Of water good cellar, with furnace; 5000 feet
OF land stocked with pear and apple and grape
vines The grounds are neatly laid out with walks, &c
Inquire OF GEO. l.. BLISS,
oj diff Firm OF Tan. Bliss & Rice, 3sl Nam st.
Y E A L L L A I E
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
N0NWICM AND W0RoEsTNN nINI:

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVE
~ SION, B., H. and Z. RIE ISL.
TEAMS GGrEG souFH. LEAVE WORCESTER At
635 4 m. Way Passenger Train ConDari. a, ,,,n
stef Win train from SoUthbudge and l5r Hns
ton at Plainheld with trains TO aid nom IIrf
IGFu' ana FfONcehcc- at Norwich with Train -
- New London from West Side station ''
WOO a m way Passenger Train. Connects at Y,r.
ttTS,F WIZ, Hall9 IRON Boston, Nashua, Eitehs
y I Lowell, &e. az Worcester Junction WIIb
lern and Providence trains: al rulutn y, lis
train nom Boaton at Plainfeid ior Ff.viia,,'.e.
HtNStWlGh WIN Trains for New london, Aifstc
S'I6 n Way Passenger Train Connects AT War.
c G WIN tr4la from Nashua, Fitchblre, Low.
eE, &c ~ crccster Junction win, Expr,,ss
train from Boston, and trains from " estrrii nj
tl9VlutltG ana W Worcester roads Putnam WITH
from Providence and Hartford arriye IN, ~.
ihS IRAN. Passengers from way stations loytrnt
Mt9siet, Putnam and DanicsonuLcJ for sew
train 10 Norwich " W ''i'A
S.SO IN. Steamboat Express Tram for Nov. y,rs
Connects at Worcester with Trains from EosGtH
Concord, Manchester, Lowell Lawrence Nasbna
pole Ffakn and Baek : toi ieay %,g Sr, Wai
tor rev London AT 9.I5 m.
TRAINS GONG Norm LEAVE NORWfcu ~
S'lO m Steamboat Express train for BOSTON fisiIv
eSeep] aS9hasy] connecting at Putnam for Boz
ion, BlacEsioe, Franklin and Wapoc; At Wut
cestef i9T Boston, Framingham Lowell NasuuR
concord, FltchbGrg &c. This train cive, New
steamer. "a
geo N. way Passenger Train. Connecting
ioE Boston, arriving at Ia. go am; al Wnr"rs," 81
Jueton I I2r SptnsHed, and way stations Albany
Boston, Nashua, Ne.
I1.3O nj. Way Passenger Train CONNECTING a;
PiuEEeld with train from and for Providence.
arriving al Worcester Junc ion i'm seas Oh for IrTs
TO Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany;
B.45 m. Way Passenger Train. Uonrecis ii Nor
%lrh Mth train rem New London. aui at risin.
eeser with train iui Boston.
Leaves Webster for Worcester At 4; 5p0am
leaves Worcester Tor Webster al s;.:s.5 pm
"A, :. st NJ. ANDREWS Snp't.
6. "a. ~ "a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
Steamers.

For passage and information apply to NJ S. CREAGH.
Manager at the Companys office, lO1 State street. Bos-
ton or to NJ. A. POWER, Is Green street dtf sl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

~. FOR SALE-On Clifton St, q new
k8iii twO>tOry 2tenemeu House Of IA rooms, blinded
HliL painted ant papered. all in good shape.
- Price $500. o. y. POND Il co.
Ol6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

~ NOW is THE TIME TO SELL,
Eii. YOUR REAL ESrATEl-Ifand in a ,Isscrirti,i-
~ lll Of your places at once ~ 'i Inscription
,rM . Msnt 90 places Immediately, varying in
pilce from s9VOO To SlO.OOO Hand them in 10 40 -
ABBOTT d RICE
Central Exchange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
A SAFE BOILER.
HARRISON SAFETY BOILER I!
Opinions Of those who have Practically
Tested shcm,

IcsIcW fNCms
GUSrANUS A, JASPER, Of The Union Sugar Refinery.
Charestown, Mass For safety and economy the
six hy horse power Harrison Boilers have In use
SURPRISES the tubular and hue hoilers formerly used
In one year the actual saving in fuel by using the lIatr-
son Rollers WIS 1915 tons and the work accomplished
much greater"
What CHENEY BROTHERS. silk Manufacturers
South Manchester Mass, say of the Harrison Safety
Boiler we now have seven Harrison BOILERS and are
satisfied that they the best for making steam and
most economical in fuel for the quantity of steam they
furnish
DANIEL ALLEN, the Philadelphia Dyer says: ~
am convinced. from practical test that the Harrison
Boiler superior 10 all others for driving and
omy OF inel ana would not have any 9th nv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

-. FOR SALE-In Royalston, Farm of
H,,, ~ acres; good house and barn in good repair
El ~ acres moving and tage 60 pastuling 80 heres
40 wood land. Of heavy and old growth-wood 10 10
~ years Growth, pine, henock, beech, birch and ma
PEE Wlthn 2 mile to mill good ket for an Inc Tim
per cuts 5O tons hay keep 20 head goo orchar near
10 schooi church, &c. Price $500 fora shorf time
ABBOTT a. RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

49,, FOR SALE-A Cottage House of G
E; rooms. oxford Plain: = acre land, well fenced;
ElL house nearly and in perfect order. Price
sll5O Apply to u. +. PARMENTER & co.
SO df No. Rrnlgv Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

o. FOR SALE-In West Boylston, Farm
, Of 1876 acres Of supe' Tor land, in thorough cuva-
slIk ion keep % head; well fenced good two story
house, in thorough repair; two large harms. with
cellars in good repair; pleasantly located. Everything
raised on the farm finds sale the village. Near
depot. churches. Schools Nc. running water 10 house
and barn; 20 acres Of wood plenty of fruit; Is well
worthy the attention o! any wanting good farm
a thriving village l.. A. ELY n Co,
Eogers, Block. Corner MMin and nleaganL .treet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17

"A 5. ALLEN, Pianoforte Tuner and
aAs Music Teacher Rooms At the Worcester County
Musical headquarters. Order States may also be found
with B D. Allen, Dodges Block, Park 81. and az s. N
story A'eNelry establishments, az raj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17


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tue These books are Of actual merit and should find 4
place in every intelligent family. They not the
cheap order of abominable trash, published by ncspOn
are written by responsible professional gentleman OF
emnence as source of instruction vital matters,
concerning which lamentable ignorance exists. Ike
important subjects presented treated with delcucy.
ability and care, ami rs an appendix many useful pre-
scripons for prevailing complaints are added Zoos
ReEHbiicdR. Lancaster. N. H.
tile author of These books Of the most learned
and popular physicians OF the day, and is entitled to the
gratitude Of our race for these Invaluable productions
II seems TO be his aim to induce men and women to avoid
the cause OF those diseases to which they suhcct
and he tells them Just how and when to do H. CHrOHi
Gle, Harrington, Maine, Sept I. 1859.
Either book sent by mail on receipt of price.
N. B.-rhe Author Of the aboye-named medical works
Is the chief Consulting Physician Of the Peabody Medical
Institute and is so constantly employed In consultation
with invalids from all arts OF the country that he
time TO attend to ere business details Therefore all
letters should be addressed TO the PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, or to Dr. W. ii PARKER. The Medical
Assistant of the Author, and his Business Agent who
well as the Author himself may be consulted on ali
Diseases requiring skill. secrecy and experience
ISvtOLABLE SECRECY AND CERTAIN RELIEF.
nj leOp&wlv
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