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in tie khotied, gnared, somewhat obscure
style of the author, filled with learning, dcveE
opiug an occasional sparkle of wit, leading the
tiiind TO elevations among the feeciest clouds OF
thought His Vote Is low aid rather mtinoti
bnous. 1t requires a constant strain upon the
powers of attention to hear, and another effort
equally severe to "catch" completely the mean.
ing, and then it is frequently impossible unless
You have a seat in font
The fair has been well patronized through the
second week, the friends OF homeopathy having
reason to congratulate themselves on its success.
A very beautiful gr0tip Of Zephyr and Flora
in bronze, has attracted much attention. it is d
practical subject, Zephyr being represented with
wings, bearing Flora. 1t is elegantly mounted,
and will prove a great prize to the fortunate
pcsaeasorl tltugh tic teHdfe Of the otFner 10 as
yet very slight. Its value is $500, in shares of
one dollar each, The cafe is one Of the
pleasantest resorts Here twenty blooming
Voting ladies; all wearing "Dolly Vardens, j
the new and universally becoming fashion,
blending in their graceful folds all the coors of
the rainbow, i'll their active hhrryiig to and fro,
make very bright gay, animated scene of
happy confusion.
At church fair this week, a lottery upon a
very novel plan was introduced, whereby triple
profit was realized, and much fun, mirth and
iollity resulted At one table aprors Of ali
Imaginable toibrs were sold to the ladies, at an
other ties to match were sold to the gentlemen,
and, upon a given signal, the gentleman who
had tie that matched an apron, was obliged to
invite the lady who wore it to the ice-crcam
table, A method OF natural selection" of stlcti
delightful uncertainty produced, as may be sup
posed, many scenes and much merriment ex-
cept when the wrong parties matched, as some
times couldn't be helped. CT. FALCEbA.
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lFRoN OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
New YORK, April 26, 1872.

New YORK, April 26, 1872
Perhaps the most interesting point developed
in the eight tables of the census is the nature
and extent Of the movement Of our population.
The general result may be summed up thus:
OF the IS 100000 whites of native birth, about
GS25,00O have emigratcd from the stateil which
they were born, and reside in some other. That
is, as nearly as may be, a quarter of them are
emigrants. There is no state which has not
inhabitants from every other state in the Union,
except that in some there are no emigrauts from
Nebraska, Nevada and Oregon, The details re-
specting this migration occupy tables VI, VII,
VII, filling siXty-three pages. From these
have compiled the following abstract of the
migrahons of tue white population. The FIRST
column of figures shows the number of these
born in each state, the second column those who
reside in the state of their birth, the third those
who have migrated to other states, fourth col
umn shows the per centage of native emigrants
TO the whole native population. There is a
slight variation between the results and the gen
eral summary of the census; my table making
this population about 80 900 more than the gen
eral sum given in the census. / have not taken
the trouble to find out just where the error lies,
as ii is too slight TO senSibly affect the result:
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members offthe cortes, in which there was a
combination of all the elements of opposition
against the government Of Amadeus This
combination was beaten by the government, but
it elected ia members of the cortes, as follows;
Carlisis IS, Isabelliss 81, iederalst republicans
~, radical republicans 60. The excitement pro-
duced by this election, and the vehement an-
tagonism 10 the government displayed by all
these parties, moved the Carlists 10 attempt
''risiug," which, according 10 the dispatches,
has become rather formidable. 1t gives one a
very poor opinion OF the Spanish republicans
to know that they are capable OF forming
a political combination with the Car
lists; but we can not believe they will aid this
attempt TO give these maliguants supreme con
troll of the country, by placing Don Carlos on
the throne. This, certainly, is not the way to
republic, nor the way TO free institutions of any
kind. The Spanish republicans, like most Eu-
ropean republicans, need TO learn the wisdom
Of accepting the best that can be secured at
present, in order TO secure more hereafter bv
means of a stronger and wider development of
their principles. 1t is nowise likely that any Of
them suppose government in the hands of Don
Carlos will be as good for them as that of ANA
deus. We do not believe they will help the
Carlists.
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KEEP THE HAIR UNBLEMsHED. II am like an old
hemlock-withered at the top" said venerable Indian
Clie Pointing to his Thin and bleaching locks. Thou
sailds of men dnd women in civilized society, much
younger than the old Sycamore, like him. witiered
at the Top, simply because they have neglected to use
the the means of preserving and beauihng the hair
which science had placed at their disposal II LYONS
KATHARoN be faithfully applied Office Or twice day t8
the bers and the scalp it is just impossible that the
hair should decay wther, fall out become harsh and
filthy, as that meadow, duly refreshed with nightly
dews and sun raina, should become lrd ard barte of
green blades This matches preparation not only keeps
the hair alive and the skin of The head in healthy AMI
clean condition, but actually mupes the flaments and
imparts to them lustre, iexbihty and wavy beauty
undesirable by any other mode of treatment 1t does
not, like the metallic and sulphurUus hair dyes dry up
the natural moisture OF the scalp, but supplies nutmen
to the roots of the hair and vigor to the AOers
APPS wlt&deOplw
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A Sound Mind.

Health of mind is very closely dependent upon health
of body The brain is the organ of thought and feeling
as truly as the eye Is the organ Of seeing. Thus the
physical state of the brain in large measure determines
what the man is both morally and intellectually The
health and condition of the BRAIN to very great extent
are proportonate to the health and condition of the
system generally. The brain demands more abundant
nutrition than any other part of the body This owing
to the peculiarly rapid molecular changes which its sub
stance undergOes, in the emotional or mental
action The brain is also remarkably susceptible to the
presence of impurities in blood From all this we see
the vauabeness OF medicine such as DIR. Gottlieb
Fischs Bitters which both stimulates the digestion,
thus furnishing abundant nutrition, and at the
time, stimulates the excretores thus insuring pure
nutrition.
This subject continued next week under "DRowsI-
NESS AFTER EATING deop&wlw apps
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The New York Daily Standard will be discon
tinued on the first Of May, its propiietors having
expended on it $4,000 beyond its receipts, and
being unwilling to expeAd more. 1t is by no
means 50 easy to establish a new daily paper,
now, as it was thirty years ago, when, in most
cases, the whole cost OF issuing a daily paper
was considerably less than is now paid for tele-
graphic dispatches alone. The Standard, start
ed about two years ago, has been managed
with decided ability, and with no lack of fnan-
cial care and skill; but, another S15O,OOO would
probably have failed TO establish it on a paying
basis. And vet, it could live and prosper, with
its present business, we presume if the cost of
issuing it were no more than the cost of issuing
such paper when the New York Tribune was
started. But the conditions of success are no
longer the SINE, and the proprietors of the
Standard find their experiment altogether too
COSTLY
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LATHSE MARK E-res,
NEW YORK STOCK MARvET

slender today than for time The rates rniiug M
T. e per cent on approved coaterals. At one time
az per cent, while again loans were made as high M
per cent goldj but as we said the market mas been
steady 70 good borrowers at "a per cent throughout
The assistant treasurer paid out in gold todayOn ne,
count 81 Vs redeemed, S3l0OO; for January and March
interest S4JOOO for May interest, $3.50 0OO total Ss5
600. The payments Of May Interest fince Wednesday
when they begun, mount to Sl,95I,000.
Government bonds at the close were strong
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-29

Those who give much attention to Spanish
politics, know what is meant by "a Carlist
rising" in that country Ii means a conspiracy
of those who represent the dark ages aud think
they can be restored; a conspiracy of the ma
hgnant uira-montanists TO revolutionize the
government in their own favor and exterminate
a'l tendencies TO political freedom. The head
aNa nope OF these conspiraiors is Don Carlos, a
bourbon who calls himself Duke of Madrid.
ne IS The third Don Carlos who has troubled
span, since the beginning Of the present cen.
Jury " inspiring ultra-montane conspiracies
Ihere would be an important gain TO ciy,lizs.
ton if all such troubleH Of the Euyonean no.
tons should be caught aud hung az t,,i,ar-
for they arr traitors and enemies Of the bu,n.r
raee. The Spanish people have repudiated ~.
D1l rlr'os anl DIS family, ana 10 ju.t.ce q
tn2mtyes, they should treat his treason n.
ihey woald treat that Of any Other unserupul,us
conspimiOT.
There has just been an election in Spain fol
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHtCAGO April 2I- Flour active-eXtra spring at s6T5
q s25. WheatIn speculative demand and higher; No
Stirring at p 3t2 a lbs. Corn 9penCd firm, but closed
dull at 43ac for No mixed. Opts aciye and better at
35 a 352.c for No p Rye strongerat I5t for so 3 Bar
Icy easier, IS a. sic Provisions acliye mess orA
Sl270 a Slg75. Lard scarce SS.Si asked. Bulk meats
higher, at Axe for shoulders 6@ 67c for ear rib
SIDES and I$c for clear sides Hams in pickle a. SIC.
High wines At s4h a SIC. Live hogs moder tely active
10 Ssl24 "a AS Receipts 5O00 bbs -four. 5000 bush
wheat $4,000 bush corn, leOe0 bush oats. 1000 bush
hdrey 10 900 hdgs. sipmtts-3g0i bills -four, 1900
bush wheat Iii 900 BUSH cor 4SO0U bsh oats 20U9 busi
rye. POGO bush barley 5000 hogs
CINCiNSATI April zT.-pork buoyant and unsettled;
fegu,sr Sl3; city S4. Lard unchanged Bulk meats
tive and higher; shoulders 4lc; packed sides held at
6sc; clear rib sides Tie Bacon-shOulders held at 5hc
clear rib sides 7Hc clear sides Tic Live hogs in tar
demand and firm. at S4,25 $50. Whisky steady, at
SEW ORLEANS, April 2i.-Cotton steady; middllngs
at 23hc.
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Letter from New York,

Moro from the Census-EnbIe of Migra-
tiOn-rhe Great Currents of Migration
-That from the East 10 she West-Ehe
Southern CIrrenI-Eddies of Removal
-Enter-MisratiOni IN New EmgIaud-Eu-
HueAce of Migration upon National
Characters slavery and Ehter-MIgra-
ton,
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Notice to Patients and ,hc pu,,o

4
Ihat in the event of DIR. j. w KELLEY'S death a
successor has been obtained in the person of NJ NC
CLEARN, NJ. d f, who was two years student with
Dr. j. ClawsOn Kelley the father of the late j. w KEEL
ley and has been in the practice omedclne for IS years
and all the medicines the late j. Clawson Kelley and
j. Wesley Kelley have furnished the public and ma
ents, will in the future be prepared BY Dr. NJ McClearn
at the laboratory in Boston heretofore DR. NJ Nc
Clearn will visit the office OF DR. j. W Kelley in Wor-
ecster the first Thursday and following Friday of each
month. Miss L. II. Fish will continue in the Office at
Worcester as in former years.
NJ. MCCLEAEN, NJ. d.
Reterence.-Daniel Seagravc Edward Denny.
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Bank of Dep6sft.

ISahk Oh DepOrft'
T. a, HAWLE4 Il CO.,................,...BANk
Nc. 1 pepoashire corner State street, Boston.
-Four per cent interest allowed deposit accounts,
subject to check; drawn on any City Bank,
oat Of town depcsit6rs will have their renittaces and
collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General Hankitig ana Commission Business
negotiate Bonds Stocks Notes and otter Securities;
make collections Throughout United States and Europe
As
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
invite inquiries relating to investments and give be-
low the prices of few of the most desirable Boidsi
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Minnesota 7s.......92H
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western 7s........90
Logansport, Charlottesville and Southwestern IS 95
chesapeake ana ONO VA
Connecticut Valley
New York Oswcgo ..................95
Z. S. Bonds and other marketable Securities allowed
full price in exchange dcOp3rn mills
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A ? POPULAR SUPERsTITIoN-Th Washing
ton correspondent of The Boston Post writes as
follows: "lt is queer how much superstition
still fingers in the best and of course most cult
waited society. That as TO having thirteen at
table is probably the most widespread and gen
orally received, Not long since at a fashiona-
bic dinner party here, a gentleman appearing
without his wife, who had been expected until
the last moment, made the thirteenth guest
and so was politely but decidedly invited by
the hostess to return home and come back after
dinner. This he did most amiably. In an
other case guest failing to appear at
dinner, leaving the Ominous number
to be seated at the table, the hostess
brought in one of her children rather than have
thirteen. A singular yerlfcation OF the fears
the superstition prOyokes was that of the death
of VIM. 5. Huntington, cashier of the First ma
tiona bank Of this city, which occurred fort
night since. AT his funeral, which was largely
attended by prominent citizens, one gentleman
said toanother, Pm surprised to see you here;
thought you had been in Washington so short
time that you didn't know Huntington oh,
yes, returned the other; don't you remember
met MN at a dinner party at George Alfred
Iownsendsf II was rather memorable
dinner, for you recollect there were sixteen in
vlted and only thirteen at table. While we were
dining, it was remarked that the fatal number
was present, and we discussed which of us would
probably die before the year was out. | remem-
Der thought was the most likely subject and
| am SO much obliged to Mr.. Huntington for
taking my place, that | came to his funeral
Mr.. Huntington was probably the Youngest
man present at that dinner, yet he was the first
to die"
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SpeeraI Rotrees.

A Card.-We take this method of returning our
sincere thanks to friends and neighbOrs for their
corua visit TO our house last evening" the 25th ami
yersary of OUT marriage and for the rich tokens Of
friendship bestowed upon us and our family.
MIR. d MRS. II. l.. jerks.
Webster Square, April &c, 1872. dit ap29
"A Card.-MR j. LEARNED of the firm of Learned
Newton Co., most cordially thanks the citizens Of
Milbury and Grafton who aided eifectuay in saving
his property from fire, yesterday. dit ape
We are aware Of the existence of prejudice
against remedies put forward in popular form yet we
In all candor, PROFOUND the question the intelligent
public Why cannot valuable prescription be prepared
TO reach the many instead of tive? DIR JULIHU's
HYDRAsTIC COMPOUND is remedial agent In Kidney
and uruarJ Complaints and Weaknesses, which must
be tried by the invalid to be properly estimated.
For sale by Druggists.
ap29 dap29, myl4,29jel3, .jyl6Gwjy5
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Mutltudes OF them suffer. linger, and die because
fM, HormS. lhe only known mady for these most
Troublesome and dangerous of all worms in children OIL
ADULTS Is DR. GoULD's PIN-woRM SYRUP. Purely veg
etabie; sure death to all worms valuable catRartic
a ~ Deneheia TO heath Warranted Price reduced tC
WI per Dottle' GEO. G. GOODWIN b CO..
-llol dNMAm
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MAIDS OF ATHENS tell yoUr lovers to shur contagion
by using Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger.
THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON in the world is the
Dyspeptc Everything looks dark and gloomy; he feels
out of sorts with himself and everybo iy else Life is
burden to him. This all be changed by taking
Peruvian Syrup protoxde of lron) Gases OF q years
standing have been cured byt deop&wlw ap24
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skin Diseases.-PerFy's Improved Co1aedoRe and
Pampte Re1aedy-The SKIN MEDICINE of the Age. Is
war; hte9 To cure Flesh Worms, Pimples, Eruptions
ann Bloched Designations of the Face Sold by ain
Druggists Depot 80 Bond ST., New York
For Moth Patches, FrecEles and Tan. use PERRY's
Mora AND FRECKLE LOTION. The well known reliable
ana harmless remedy for Brown pscoloraons OF the
race. prepared only by Dr. B. g Perry, Dematoloist,
~ Bond st., New York Sold by druggists everywhere.
mhl5 dM, W&S&w6mI
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Banking HOus,

VIM. H. MORSE. ............. BANKER.
4es Main Street, corpe, Of Pleasant,
Has opened Office for the purpose of doing a General
Banking and Commission Business
Buys and Sells Government Securities, Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold, and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards
Draws Drafts payable sight, available in all parts OF
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS,
EEGOTLATES BUSINESS PAPER.
GR% Business hours as Banks Of the city,
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Hon. GEO, W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ.,, Worcester
W. d. FORBES, EsQ., President National Bank of Re
dempton, Boston,
BREWSTER, SWEET & Co, Bankers, Boston.
WALKER, ANDREWS q Co., Bankers, II Wall street
New York City.
WM. BENNETT, ESQ, Hubbardston, Mass.
LEVI Haywood, ESQ.,, Gardner, Mass.
CHARLES Haywood, ESQ, President FIRST National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
Worcester. April Is, 1872. dim
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and all others interested in Inventions
. PATENTS Oh FAMED,
Reissues Extensions Copyrights Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PRO JRED
Assignments lntererences and other Patent Cases at
tended TO by JAS. G. ARNOLD Worcester Mass
QUO MAIN ST. dti mhl9
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The worcester Mechanics savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daiy for the recepis of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest the Fifteenth day of
each month.
Semi-annual Dividends in january and July.
HARRISON BLISS, President.
" WOODWARD. Treas'r dawtf decl
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worcester rive Cents savings Banl

Worcester Five Cents savings Bank.
no. 246 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FRoM............s,gA. N. to 2. M to P. "
f1sPosiIs from FIVE CENTS TO ONE THoUsAsU Dol
LARS receUed add put upon interest on the first Of euey
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in january and
july and if not withdrawn are added the principal
on tlk fist Of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CHAS. L. PUTNAM, President.
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer dtf jy2O
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a RooI, for Ererr MN

and bens sre psSf he to an worms valuable eaar
oVes5' per bottle GEO. c. GOODWIN h CO.,
la9l d&w4m Boston.
a Book for Every Man.
=, me SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PREsERvATIoN," a
YtatY lPease on he Cause and Cure of Exhausted
2Saa 1 or Snnyo HXpoehondra mpotency spemator
ing from the errors youth the nGiscretlons or ex-
vSsSes OF mature years This is indeed book for every
man. thousands have been taught by this work the
true way to health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest
a9 pesI medical work ever published and the only one
nueh EN- arsed, illustrated, bound in beautiful French
cloth Price ST. Sent by mail postpaid, receipt of
price price Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4
Bulinch st., Boston, Mass. or Dir. W. IL. PARKER, As
sistant physician n B.-rhe author may be consulted
on the above, as well all diseases requiring skill and
eA9eIlehee- deoplyr jas
Foe saIe-onc Black Walnut Chamber Set marble
Top dressing case and large mirror;
One Cabinet Case Whatnot;
One Center Table;
One Three-Fiy Carpet;
One StOve-base burner.
The above is and modern and can be seen at No.
ap24 dtf ID. f. JOHNSON
BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dye
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
Of dlsagreeable odor. The genuine VIM A. Bachelors
Natural Brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful
does not contain particle OF lead any Injurious
pound Sold by all Druggists; Factory lG Bond st.; N.
NV WI
Five Per Gent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call f. A, GooDEow,
aus diff First National Bank
-
John -. Clark ~ Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers Flour and Grain. Land Plaster, Lime
Cacined Plaster Or. Bone, Cement salt Guano Super
Phosphate of Lime and Western Produce Nos PSI and
239 Front ST., Worcester, Mass,
DIFF JOHN S. CLARK & SON.
HGy the quaker IsItters.
they are Great Medical Discovery Extract of choice
Roots and Herbs DIR II. S. FLINT g. CO.,
mh2 dom Propf1etOrs, Providence, II. l.
DIR. y. NJ Barton,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
At Dr. Hunts former Office, No. Elm 81
ONCE hours, 7 tO9 AN, to and q toSP.M
ap2 diff
Geo. n. Moppin az Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal al ali
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Linsecd on Meal 80
la22 diff Mechanic ST. WOrcpsfer Mass
In this city, April &C. George W Taylor aged q yrs
mos D days. D. - 90
PRAYERS AZ the house this afternoon at ~ o'clock and
funeral AZ the Main street Blpgt oirinet
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Worcester Gas Light Company.

COKE.
ms CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Matlufss-
turing purposes and Family Use, is now offered to the
pubic, in quantities to suit, al the following Reduced
Prices: 'e i'uoSu
4ne 4hadr1n of g bushels
In ouan,,tias ioss ~, LOU
Dushel. '' ~ S''i'' POI
PAYMENTS may be made, and orders for its delivery will
Block Foster s up stairs dff -'O' IAN ia4
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huX Me, and Ill do you GOOd."-DP.
1ana@tey koot and Herb Bitters. No drugs
ny Polso5 nothing deleterious nothing but good healthy
low Dock, Prckly Ash, Tboro1ghwort, Mandrake Rim
1rD nandS g &c compounded reach the
iountahs 81 disease, and absolutely cure all Humors
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice Dyspepsia COS
aveess Scr9tula and all difficulties arising from dis
easen stomach or impure blood Twenty wears of nm
mNaied success has proved them them TO be The best
mIeulclne IN the world. GEO. c. GOODWIN AZ co
Doa'oIl, anu all drugslsts. deOp&wl6M f2A
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Card.-A clergyman, while residing m south
Amerlca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
Sneuy or te cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
VICIOUS habits Great numbers been cured by This
noble ,,h, remedy Prompted by desire to benefit tile
acted and unfortunate viii send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicine in scale envelope 10
any one who needs it, FREE OF CHARGE Address JOS
L, lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York CITY,
mh23 dEwfe3& ''
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sckly children.
kiNGSLEY'S IRON and MANDRAKE PILLS are
the best Pills for the of Indigestion, Liver Com
plants, Jaundice, Headache, stomach Ais C0nstipa-
ton and al Diseases arising from torpid state of lie
Sold by p G. SKINNER + SON i'
apll d3ln