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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

NicoI & Davidson,
CSC Broadway, aear Great Jones.st
French China Dinner Plates, 9? per dozen
French China soup Tureeus, ~ each
French China Dinner sets very complete s1
Irou-stoue China Dinner Sets very full, go
iyor hsadIel Sheffield D.lnef Knives 81 Is per ioren
Handsome Decora d Din3ev >eb, so
s.sARBIP GILT aHd COMPOSITION BRONZE CLOCKS MAN.
TEL SETS GROUPS FIGURES, aod VASES.
An Immense Reduction.
White China Dinner Sets 10 pieces 80 White Imperial
Stone China pieces $50; White French China pieces
6 5e White China AMI ~ 20 dol Gold
Band 6. gaea an sa n sS j. Pa c Cut Bo Is a $
wand Ivo Knives 81 50 per dol Everything the
Friends the country order their goods sent BY express D.
Carefully packed ,,,.o, =, ,,.r,,,, ..,.,. -, 49,.
Gillon's Lime-Ju Cordini strongly recommended BY
meicl men especially during Spung
months agreeable cooling and corrective the blood and SKIN o
=" - WILLIAM FLEMING CO.. Importers,
STWaren-st. NewYort
Anfi-NIoth soap.-Srongy mprssnsted CAaPHoRArsD
families several when the odor weAen
there Toilet Soap worth all =. Original cot -.y
The Largest aud Most Elegant stock o.
FURNITURE, nooo,,
consisting Of DISSG.ROOM PARLOR ITBRARY add DhDN00A
SUITES. at ,,
l.. KRUTINA'S
Mandatory asl wareroons 30 aud 9s as. & oTosloa
n. B-BinA AL Private Ohces ated up tL.-.--------
-. Janes Hotei,
s =, either by ,elcgram Or by Litter Of
Their n,eni ,rs shall be better PIepsI . 20 ere 10
reputation o. tbs reT aud oiap i,R p0i LGRs per dsy.
comment Transient PpIR,nPRiEIoK JAMES HOTEL Boston.
W.rnoci, A Co. IIatier-.-Geais BOYS Ana ''-'" ~
able HArs-eTer, style $40 Broai~ay. a.. -
Po,t-Oaaco Notice.Ibs MAY iS' 6FSe "a I'll SDAY
sIias S,o'a yRpsgsDAY n On gu Va =. mi ~
l sa-.sa sArUGDAl a'i'iA ~
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Gpeeia! Notices
Preventive Medication

Preventive MedicatiOh.
radical change introduced the practice Of mene
Physicians have ceased to PROSTATE their patients Instead
Of pulling down they build up instead Of asaulng nature they assist
her, Cupping eeehing bsng 'euesectOn, cone 'ntmoDJ
supeng narcotics and ang puges the vone resources
Of the Faculty are rarely sor by the most dogmsc
members Of the profession The old creed that disease was some
thing which mus, be eIpee By violent artificial irrespective OF
the wear and tear Of the organization the The new
creed recognizes the improvement Of the general health " essential
TO the cure Of all local ailments Hence it that HOSTBFTBRs
STOMACH BTTTERS potent vegetable tonic that
pharmacy has ever brought tue assistance Of nature IN her
struggles with disease been cordially approved BY practitioners
Of the modern school Il pleasant 20 reflect that reason snd
philosophy last been victorious over the errors Of the
past aud that thousands thousands Of human beings are
alive and well to-day would Individually be moliens in their
graves had they been subjected the pains and penalties Which we're
deemed orthodox and indispensable % Or 40 years ago
Preventive medication scarcely thought then bat now con
d Of paramount importance celebrity Of the standard IN
voora Alternative and Of the age IA title which HOSTEL
TgRs BTTTERs have fairly earned By their long career Of 'uce')
mainly due to its enclepcy as protective preparation.
Aeourse OF the BTTTERS urgently recommended safe ani
cer spo to Intermittent emeut 6eVers darrhea dyenie
and other maladies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

a we Wan Timely Warned Of Danger wfNsse every
"a power 10 avert IT, only the ignorant Obstinate and foolish
neyee Sne necessary precIaon Nations been
On. sicnce by The dse.vrY u vaccination has nen
es OF o onco dreaded Thousands Of anooy
eesn poisoned b drinking water bee soda drawn through
ana IRON his numbers suffer this
& % e"se o. me-, m.ay Eminent physicians from time %
Of DEATH
Shall not hse their warning We do Trust them mpcy % are
us Of disease why not also submit Rndanoe
American genius has peetei LNED KAp PPz through which
wste flows as pure as drawn through lie. rs adopt import
ant hygene Improvement By Introducing TyEp LEAD PrPz
every dwelling Sod b. the CoLvRts suAv WIIAFp
siIeA Circular end sample Of pipe BY maj res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 20, 1s7l-7:3O p. III.

wAsHINGTON d. c., April %, 1s7l-7;SO p H. }
Synopsis for the past t,oentp-four hours. ~.
The barometer has risen slowly with falllng
on the Pacific coast, but has fallen Win
rapid increase OF temperature at the Rocky Mountain
Stations The area OF lowest pressure Is now III Upper
Canada The rains which Thursday evening preVaed Oh
the south Atlantic and the lower lakes nave oeason
ntirev I'm the former districts At present they are
confined 10 the Eastern Atlantic coast with 0ccasOnai
local rain in Western Pennsylvania ana Miseonti ~
Ccar or clearing weather prevails south and west OF
Kentucky The barometer has huctuated somewhat IN
the central and southern regions IL has risen on te
eYeTywhere east Of the Mississippi and south OF hey
West, Florida ,,,,,v
II IA probable that fresh aud brisk winds from tne
and northwest viii prevail from Pennsy l.
gania ,~est and south TO the Mississippi ana on the
I.ina small local storms Will probably pass over the
"a and Eastern States, with cloudy weather. Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

Winchester's HypopbOsphites viii cure CossvsPrios an
\, unsgrpsssed as a NERVOUS TOSiC and lsvIGORAToR
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Red Rose,
A ue- and dsHsbifafsor@m,.

NjcoI e. Davidson, sslerOoms, 6as Broadway Pic,o
constantly bringing ou new patterns OF Chandeliers aud
GA PIures in Glass. Bonze, Gilt and Omou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

JoIuson,s Anodyne Linimeut-Rst sbei lsl0-or nerns
and ssterus use Used recommended b. P ns everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
MARRIED.

Wedding nd Visiting Cards. Iuits Stamping Mote P,esr
WIN EyERDELs Sons 0t PoLToSsr. OLD DUrca CHURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

Relief and Health 20 Your ChiIdren.-Mr, wI,.,ovr
sooratsG sfRuP for Chidren
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Zinc Gold JeMelry.

Fine Gold Jewelry.
GOLD EAR RINGS AND PlNS..'' +o o9 ~, 70 ~ stt
GOLD 90 so ~ 70 20 eacn'
SEAL RINGS. p = no.
p IS COZ RINGS scarst -. 81 55 10 IL each
COLD sLEBVE BUTTONS and STUDS 30 ~ % TO - SGT
GOLD BAND BRAC kLE - 10 2 X si2 20 20 each
WATCH CHAINS. go S23, SO - 30 each
GFSTIEMENs GOLD VEST CHAINS tl8 20, 81 20 so each
GOLD NECKLAC IS = -! @lVV 80 70 ~ an an
GOLD THIMBbES ? . % 2 Fan
SILVER TTlMBLBS % ana % cents
%, 81, dnd ~ par
GOLD ElBGLASSBS.... ...'.....'''. 20 - %
WATCHES ard JEWELRY reTa red by hrs class vorkmen
GEO. C. ALLEN, 5il Broadway doors below Fourteenth ~
Formerly as sud 5lJ Broadway.
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Hearth ard Home.

Hearth ard Home.
HAVE YOU SEEN TT LATELY;
WITH IT'S E }EAT IMPROVEMENTS
UNDER TIE NEW PUBLIsuERsr
TAKE A LOOK AT IT.
THIS WEEK. OR ANY WEEK. now
HEARTH AND HOME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

Steamship Ctr Of Dublin Btl Allen Liverpool April va 8aee0'
MeLeoI Capt knoLr rom ns1ah. va NHas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
YOU WANT TT.

SEE HERE The New Publishers Of HEARTH AsS
HOME took hold months since, with tho deerna''. -
the best paper in the world for eve Hearth HOms mahs
wRgKLy Journal 10 eireusdou every equal o.
their popusr Monthly the Amtoas Aoulur.i which for
years been ~ou. circulation because Of real Tu@ fhT
bv, gone on quietly Organizing aud improving HEARTH AND HOME
dunns these mouths and they public 10 bays e'H OF
and $40 how much has been accomplished Every uevsdr Hs Ne
paper or will go, for you OF PobshO" will send copy
ONLY EIGHT CENTSt
ONLY EIGHT CENTS
ONLY EIGHT CENTst
f., . Journal although usUif'so'b .0d extensively
-, ,.a,b,o NEWS SHEET besaes While the Iias-
awerou. so and beautiful. the PaSushe" innse UeeaA
~. pRApryG MATTER Thsy believe it will be ssnl
,o,urD. in interest, practices, Information Ia good as' '' We
aoo,.sseDer for the LATHE PoIls, aud fOs all classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

Here Is the testimony Of the farmers epitomized
The crying want of farming districts is labor
Machinery would seem 10 have usurped the place of
human labor 70 some extent but as farming in order 70
q pay. requires the best cultivation OF the soil hand
labor IS necessary; but It grows scarcer in NewTnpIapd
every year during the hayug season men are rarely IN
De had AT any price and the hh rate OF wages nuts IL
Out OF the reach Of the ordinary farmer 10 hire com
Xtent number OF hands for the year Of eight month";
We therefore hire hand for year or season and trst
20 LUCK u catch some stray help when WORK nusbes
WHAT Is needed to improve the farming interest Is more
aDd cheaper help. Let The Astdtc come Ireland bas
smOs run out and those now here getting loo much
Amercanled ~ be very efficient hepthe best Working
~ themselves and buying FARMS and the others earning
Ner wages as easily they In house sf,irs
ore worse Women are paid high wages are very incom
1eIeht and daily grow inefficient IL takes three
women " DO what one used 70 do, and house keeing ia
seeuhg " be grsyOus burden. Give the Asiatics
DeSn al any rate for fair trial. Let the shOemakers
A 70 their lasts, ana not attempt 20 exclude from
S.neI departments OF labor good and capable wOrkmen
IoyusLy needed 30 many more profitable emplOyments
e. Doeh opened to farmers Sous, aud the soil has been
WAGES or WOMEN
n SecuOn concerning and theiriwOrk was pre-
p"o DIV lay who paid special attention to the sub
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

Fears are entertained for the safety of Brig
Mary i Kinds, of Bristol, Nc, which sailed
from Bangor Oct Eth. for Palermo and had
nor arrived At her port Of destination on the
Gath ut
Baraue Geo Hunt. which was di,mas,cl
the hurricsne AT Cuba last tall has been
epaired al Wilmington and newly rigging.
She i TO load for Liverpool
snip rodtiac. from Liverpool for Boston.
which got ashore near Cape Lookout. was
wing in IN easy position on the 18th inst with
a fair rrn>p"c, Of saving the cargo
shin u Aymrr, SAWYER from Ntnr VI for
'allao. put into Acapulco Goth. ult in dis
tress. having sprung slcak.
Hrig Idoia. Nhit'eno from Catanie for
York, was wrecked 10 miles South Of
Barnegat night Of the 18th inst. The Udola
registered $50 tons. was built at Machjas in
ISL anl hailed from New York
LAUNCHRD-At SANDY Point recently b, RF
Rice hsIqne OF ajS tons. named Sarah which
j. for sale. The new bsrqur Caribou recently
launched BY t1leord. Berry 4 90 i also for
sale AMI Will be >Cut 81 Bo-ton for 4 market
sch John. Jones Of Mt Desert was damac-
ed by fire ut Chelsea 10Th inst. 10 the amount
Of 500. lhr Waterman was heating pitch
which boiled over and communicated fire to
the wood work.
Brig Antelope. kumhall. from New Ynrk
ior Havana waite ~ anchor IN the BAY 18th
was forged from anchors by the leo which
came driving down from above aud was driv-
en- ashore near the Rnarncr shoals She was
hauled on ~ q tug mud wed back to New
FORK for examination,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

capt. j. :. Powers. the worthy
trader" has moved his goods from his
YES el into "IIeath's store. seal Cove,
which he will occupy until May first. Many
old customers may he glad to hear Of
thi,.
Mr.. Oliver Norwood. realized from one
kernel of barley last summer. eight hun
dred and sixty nine kernels, and That's the
truth.
RELIcs.-Capt. b. Benson has cutlass
one of the seven captured by Capt John
Allen from the H. NJ. Brig. Bream. III
June 1914. also a sword once the property
of French officer who belonged on the
staff of Napoleon Bonaparte when he
passed the Alps in 1850.
Mrs. Priscilla Richardson has a set OF
sermons. (printed) by the great John Pres
| ton. preacher of Lincoln lime" ia Queen
Elizabeth's reign.
Capt. Abraham Richardson killed a
hog" this winter which brought the scales
down to 535 pounds.
Spiritual Marriage. In recent spirit
ual circle young woman had her de ad
lover called up who said he must bt
married. and Justice being near the
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Sullivan Items.


| Sullivan Items.
MIR Ray, of Harrington will commence
a singing school this week, at Falls Hall.
sullivan.
"A little child OF Henry Smith, ofSteu-
ben was poisoned to death. the Illh. inst.
from drinkin. solution OF tin.
As DR.. {. W. Stockman OF S.enben,
was driving from Gonld>boro to :. one
day last week. his hos Sc took fright and
became unmanagablc. The Doctor was left
in the snow by the road-side-thc sleigh
entirely demolished the horse badly hurt,
and Doctors medicin very widely and
promi>coa-ly dispensed. withou. regard -
quantity or quality, and in violation OF
every established rule Of the science of
Physlc.
Justice Court--tiouldsboro McCTatc
J. Presiding. Feb. l4ih. State. on com
plaini Of 5 :. Sargent vs.. Charles Smith.
Sargent. collector oftaxcs for the town OF
Gould~boro. attempted To arrest Smith for
noa- payment of lax. Smith resisted. On
being arraicncd far this offence, Smith
waived an examination. aud was bauul
over to April Term Of ;. J. Court,
Mrs J. u. Wilkinson Of sullivan. hav.
i'm OCCASION to leave her house for few
rinn'"~. short time since. len therein
ae,tv" Hflc children. thc elder. 4 dau.h-
g.: f4- ttar, " asc, and Tho Younger.
~.'4. ts" 1ta-, oil. During the absence
- N-- W. 'I- liitl~ boys crork taking
ng.. . Annie. with a hcroism worthy
'f aa adglt. puiici Of the hunins garment
" promptly. that her baby brother unlike
Falstah. wa> put % no pain hy th- touch
of flrc. Annie threw III, Carmen, inlo al
adjoining room. and then ran fer her
mother. When Mr. " rct mcd ipthc
house. the only tokens Of bAbs's frock
tAen existing. were q room ra,l Of smoke
and tn chAfrcd impress Of the confa.ra-
t.on, ou ihe floor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

Public schools The people Of Surry VII
lage sadly need new school house. The
school is taught at present In one of the
most shabby, uncomfortable. iil-yentilatcd
buildings in the county. The move to
sweep away the old school house. aud put
a good one in its place. will be made this
spring. The people who camc ont to the
meeting represented some If the hest citi-
gems Of the place. The Village District Is
the largest. aud needs School House with
two rooms for their accommodation. The
dwellings, the meeting houses. even the
barns and stables are Tar more ereditable
to he place than the school house.
Interesting remarks were made by Rev.
/. 5. Trip. Supervisor Of Surry schools.
NJ. SWEET The teacher. also spoke. \
choir of Young people opened and closed
tAc meeting with singing.
Il Mas matter Of regret that Hon.
Samuel WATSON. who IS strongly interested
in the schools. was prevented from being
present. on account of indi-posiiion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

FALL RrER.M,ss.. FIN. 9Th. 1871

ALL NV Tx d u.s. Il iB bku lNa
MK. EDTroE: Allow me through the
AmericaR to call the attention of the citi-
zens of Ellsworth, and vicinity, to the
IN nufacture OF cotton. Ellsworth with its
fine water power, ought to contain four or
Ave Cotton mills. In Fall River they can
manufacture cotton and run their mills
with steam power and haul their coal and
cotton over one mile after it is landed on
the wharf. All the mills at Fail River do
not have to haul theiI coal and cotton thus
far; but a new mill has just been started
and they had to pay $4,000 70 the land TO
build on and when it is done, all the coal
and cotton will have TO be hauled over one
mile.
There are to be five mills built here the
coming summer. and these mills will con
tain about 10. 900 spindles, and they are all
| 10 be run by steam power 1t will require
| capital to build and run cotton mill,
| but it does not require rich men to do it;
make Stock Company and get charter
| from the State and then put the shares al
| 500 each, and sell to any who will buy.
| When one mill is built others will follow
and 80 will the proposed Edd Road &c Cas-
| tine. Sam1
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pscAcl aAi aWaIlnS trau-por. alton to
kostoA "a BucA por, from Tie merchants
IA Erv"Ai:a- the result Of week .aih-
eFilf
The ice IN Center Harhor is Il in"hc>
thick and viii probably remain closed IN
til ihc first If April The channel ih
Eg-ermos.in Reach j. free iruin lee and
nayigablc to vessels.
The gray horse Tommy. owned by
y. uerrick. is saidto 20 his mile. square
trnltiug. III three minutes ca-y-is improy-
ing very fast in speed-Nelson propose
neAi year 70 pit Tommy against Rosa Bon
heur on 3 mile heat for the stakes.
Mr., j & Nauehester OF Brooklin.
presented her husband a few day, az
with a strappiag large boy. smart and like
Is. weighing IL - 10, plump ayoirdupoi.
WHO ca, he,- ,ba.s An honor Ia fhn..
whot-v.
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on t,.be,sof .b.,,o,l c.r,, tom. ,cre /
vas crown un,pixed with any other CROP
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Hinehill ftrnS.

The Hancock County Lodge /. o. OF
G. T.. held its fourth annual session with
Ba@aduce Lodge. West Brooksvilie on The
fourteenth inst. Eight Lodges were rep
resented and the attendance was good
The spirit of the i..ceting indicated earnest
work and determined purpose. The fol-
lowing rcsoluf ions were passed viz:
II >olrtd. As friends OF Temperance We
have occasion Tor gratitude Of God. Tor The
hopeful state OF our cause IN the nation.
Eeselrod. Il Is with pleasure VIC rccog-
uize the fact that our worthy governor Is
q >trpnE advocate of our cause.
Hrsyir6d That dTunkeao>S Is ! crime.
aud should be regarded a. such t.a' law
>houldD enacted TO punish the druuAatd.
a. wei. is the seller
ReS3Icci. That W Will use oar best en-
deaVor> % suppress importance Until
the manufacture. importation. traffic and
u>r. bc haui>Aed from the country.
The following eniccr- were elected C.t
tire ensuing year VIZ. 6. Y. Mills, va
Brook>yilic. W. &. r.; Thomas " Lara.
Bluehul, II. ); p. y. Staples, y ,rih p
nobscof. v. 7. Duc notice Of the next
''t''' "tt' ~ -tf'" a. 1914 :" ~ +'''
tic Lodges in the County may b. repre-
scjtcd.
The following persons were duly in
stalled officers Of Mountain Echo Lodge
/. .. ofG. T. Blnchill Oh THE evening az
the liza inst. : b johnson. ". &. r.:
Farnic Whitney. W. V. r.; Frank L Green
w s.: T.. J. Miller. ". +. s.; Traak
Arnold. W. L: IT. W. johnson. W. Ch4p.
". wilkins. ". NJ: Ma1 l.. johnson,
W. !. g.; Iehahod Grind ". .. Ga.
hhhic SWEET. ". u. VI; Flora Barker
W. i. :. Emily Wood, ". L Il. s..
Mr.. Friend. W. /. IL :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
Deer Isle, -Hlll'r Remedy.

THE inhabitants of Deer Isle have been liberal
] patrons Of HILLS REMEDY, | think ii has
done them good. H. Clossou at the North and W.
ii. II. spolioyd 1T Northwest who has closed his
agency and settled up his accounts, and now the
agency waits a call from come wide awake trader
IN order, and 10 it comes. Hon. 7. Warren Co.
have sold lots OF IL Cranberry Isle has spoken ,
MtDe.ert has had it 4 cAndidly assert that no
dealer in medicine is doing the right thing by a
suffering community without having HilPs Rene.
e.. constantly on hand. Orders solicited. Found
whoies ale il Boston, Bangor and Portland.
Rev. I. HILL, sole Proprietor.
West Wsssrville, Ne. AnN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

Hancock items.
"A class In Instrumental Music" is
Comm of Cherryfleld. The success Of her
pupils is the best guaranty. Of her eonpe-
tency, and adaptability TO instruct Pr
amos. Reed Organs and Melodian>. have
ne.vously aroused from their silence, and
are becoming all but bois,rous. under the
thriving process OF % delicate hands.
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A Book for Ever, bod,

Fistered by the reception Of ani great lie.
mani tor. the above valuable lni timely Ire a.
tl>r-. AMI al>1 a. met great n-.d 10 IA,
present l-e. iur author hs- just Published 4
new h-0A treating "Nc.u-iNrlr pi NrrYuI, AMI
Mental Disease. - Pr. clu'h. rfre : -
or >.nt irre receipt M e. ~ flr in- Dth~r
two blnh-. postrgn paii
Ih--, r'e. beyond all c"mpari.on the most
extraordinary wsrA- pn Physiology ever pub
a.-h.l There 4. nothing whatever That t..r
Married w single, 81 either >-N. c4n .ifher
Require %. wish - know. bIt what = fully eN-
p.Alnel. audi many matters ~ thr most irlpor-
tam ant lnirrr- Ing character 4rr Introduced
ioiwhl-h no sl.u~ion ever can be iouni il any
20 her works Ia our language. All the Nv
DISCOVERIES Of the author. whose cxperirur~ j.
such a. probably never before fell tu th. III ~
Sny man. ar given in nun. No person should
be without these valuable books.
VA ALL Hppk-.-Mr have rrcrtl r,i tL.
,tnsbie medical work. published ~ thr r,.,.
body Medical Institute. These books are 81
actual merit. aud should ind 4 place in every
intelligent iamy. Ihcy are not the chean
order IL ab0mInable trash, publiscdhy ire
| pousible parties. aud purchased to graf IN
/ coarse TASTES. but are written BY 4 rn,pou> biz
| professional gentleman u eminrnce A, Il source
\ - instruction On vital matters, concerning
| which Ianeni1blc ignorance exits. The i'm
! poftant subjects presented are trested " itli
/ deilcacy, ability nnd care, and : an appendix
many usetal prescriptions for prevailing con
| plant, are added. COOS Republican. Ian
| caster. y. III.
The author Of these books l. one Of the
! most learned and popular physicians oi th,
dAy. and i entitled 10 the gratitude Of our race.
for these invaluable productions, |, ,eeiu> L,
| BE- hi aim 70 induce men and women 1, avoid
| the cause Of those disease. to which they ar.
subject. and he tell, them lust how and whsu
To do N1t."-thrOnietl, Fan mington, Maine
sept l-'iy
\. Is. The Author Of the above-nams,
medical work, /, the Chief Consulting Phv.i
elan OF the Peabody Medical Institute. and i
cons ,autiy employed in consult ,tion with inval
i'd from all part~ Of the country. that he la
no lime to attend To mere bu-ile>s details
| Therefore nil letters should be- addressed to tn
Peabody Medical Institute, or TO DT. ". ii
Parker. the Medical Assistant Of the Author
aud h, Bn.ne-. Agent. who, ~ well ~ tn
Author himself. may be consulted on all di>
eases reluirin. skill, secrecy and eXperienc
lnviolabe secrecy aud Certain Re I'll