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3 A good supply of Fancy Paper, Card Board, Cards and Envelopes constantly on hand.
37 My standard of charging is NOT according to what can be obtained, but according to what I deem just to others, and sufficiently remunerative to myself - That I may thereby be enabled to pay my honest debts on call.
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ary. The Assessors, Solicitor, City Physician, Surveyors of High- ways, City Engineer, Superintendent of Streets, Superintendent of Street Lamps, and City Marshal, are chosen by concurrent vote in January. The Auditor of Accounts is chosen by concurrent vote in March. The Superintendent of City Scales, and the Sealer of Weights and Measures, are appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen in January. The Agent for the sale of Liquors is appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen in May.
Treasurer and Collector. Isaac C. Eastman. Salary, $1100.
Auditor of Accounts. George Gardner. Salary, $500, and as Clerk of the Assessors, $100.
Assessors. Joel Powers, Ephraim B. Patch, Noah F. Gates. Sal- ary, Chairman, $700 ; other two, $500, each.
Solicitor. Alpheus R. Brown. Salary, $1000.
City Physician and Superintendent of Buriais. John W. Graves. Salary, $500.
Surveyors of Highways. The Mayor, and Aldermen Mack and Jewett.
City Engineer. Cyrus Latham.
Superintendent of Streets. Wilder Bennett. Salary, $900.
Superintendent of Street Lamps. Samuel K. Pickering. Salary, $900.
Superintendent of City Scales. Amos Merriam. Salary, 60 per cent. of fees received.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. Daniel Cushing.
City Marshal. William H. Clemence. Salary, $1400;
Deputy Marshal. Timothy A. Crowley.
Agent for the Sale of Liquors. Joseph S. Pollard. Salary $750.
Constables. Wm. H. Clemence, Eben H. Rand, Thomas W. Pressney, Daniel G. Greenleaf, Samuel Meserve, Benjamin G. Moon- ey, James Hopkins, Harrison H. Fuller, Edwin A. Clark.
Police Officers. T. A. Crowley, Alpha B. Farr, Thomas Jefferson, Stephen Weymouth, David H. Goodhue, Michael B. Caswell, Squire L Bailey, John Dougherty, Isaac Kimball, Alvah F Hoyt, Rufus L Plaisted, Andrew C Wright, Augustus B Foss, Warren D Foss, Tristam Barnard, Frank C Scott, Lyman Harrington, Andrew J Hoyt, Simeon Hadley, Andrew J McCoy, Captain.
Supernumeraries .- Mason W Presby, Joshua L Draper, Joel M Thurston, Ira Leonard, James Burbank, John W Dick, Daniel W Lane, Zeph. Kittredge, John Coleman, Josephus C Bean, Henry Bean, Isaiah W Pelsue, Daniel C Eaton, Allen P Bickford, Thomas Ingalls, Edward S Herrick, Henry Marshall, David Morrison. Com- pensation : $2.00 per day for those employed in the Police Office ; $1.50 per day for others. Appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen.
Police Officers not paid by the City .- William Lamson, Oliver Moulton, Jonathan Gould, Orin Kempton, George E Gould, Eleazer Burnham, George W Rose, C R Caswell, Alfred Vickery, William Chenery, Horatio N Merrill, Elias F Ripley, Wm B Furbush, Samuel H Philbrick, Ellsworth Frye, Isaiah Morse, Owen Kempton, William G Brady, William W Ingalls.
Watchmen .- All the city police. Appointed by the Mayor and Al- dermen.
Health Commissioner .- William H Clemence.
Truant Commissioners .- William H Clemence, Jesse Huse, An- drew C Wright.
Tythingmen .- The Marshal and all the City Police. Ten or more
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chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen, in January or February.
Surverors of Lumber .- Abner Frost, Lorenzo G Howe, Aaron R Grant, Shadrach R Brackett, Joshua MI Hadley, Luther Smith, Jas M Howe Four or more chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen.
Measurers of Wood and Bark .- Seth Chellis, Abner Frost, Arte- mas Holden, Luther Smith, Hazen Elliott, Joseph Hovey.
Surveyors of Plastering and Painting .- Hazen Elliott, Samuel K Hutchinson, J. M. Hadley, Samuel J. Tuttle, Luther Smith.
Measurer of Upper Leather .- Willard Brown. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen in April.
Inspector of Bale or Bundle Hay .- Amos Merriam. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Weigher of Hay and other Articles .- Horatio Fletcher.
Fence Viewers .- Jereboam Howe, Isaac Page, Joseph Hovey. Cho- sen by concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen, in January.
Field Drivers. Samuel K. Pickering, Calvin S. Chamberlin, Bick- ford Lang, Asa Preston. Chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in Board of Aldermen, in January.
Pound Keeper .- Edwin Saunders. Chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in Board of Aldermen, in Januarv.
Undertakers of Funerals. Calvin T Chamberlin, Ansel P Lesure, Terrence Hanover, James Farrelly, Patrick Smith. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Crier. George Teel. Licensed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Overseers of the Poor. The Mayor, Aldermen Mack and Stickney; Messrs Wilkins, Tuck, Brabrook, Goward, Manahan, and Boyden. The regular meetings are held at the Almshouse on the first day of each month. If the first day be Sunday, the meeting is on the Mon- day following. Charles Wilkins is Secretary of the Board.
School Committee. The Mayor, and President of the Common Council, ex officiis, and the following gentlemen, chosen in the Wards. The figures below designate the wards in which the com- mittee reside :
For 1858 and 1859. 1, John L. Cheney; 2, Frederick Hinckley ; 3, Charles Cowley ; 4, Benjamin Walker; 5, Wm S Southworth ; 6, Edward F Sherman.
For 1859 and 1860. 1, James C Abbott ; 2, Moses G Howe; 3, William North ; 4, David G Lang ; 5, Oldin Nichols; 6, George Stevens.
The regular meetings of the School Committee are held at the Committee Room, on the last Monday of each month, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
City School Library Directors .- The Mayor, and President of the Common Council, ex officiis, and the following persons, chosen by concurrent vote :- Ward 1, James B Francis ; Ward 2, Jonathan L Jenkins; Ward 3, Nathan Allen; Ward 4, Albert B Plimpton. ; Ward 5, Joel Powers; Ward 6, Nathan Crosby. Eliphalet Hills, Librarian. Salary, $650. Chosen by concurrent vote in January.
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CITY GOVERNMENT --- 1859.
MAYOR: JAMES COOK. ALDERMEN :
Lorenzo G. Howe, Paul Hill,
Samuel J. Varney,
Ambrose Lawrence,
Darius C. Brown,
John F. Howe,
Joshua Converse, Jeremiah P. Folsom.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Ward 1 .- John E. Webb, Charles Wilkins, William Barnard, Wil- liam D Blanchard.
Ward 2 .- William P. Webster, William F. Salmon, James M. Howe, David Nichols.
Ward 3 .- Benjamin S. Butterworth, Asahel D. Puffer, George Hob- son, John Willoughby.
Ward 4 .- Caleb Crosby, Jesse Blake, George W. Partridge, George W. Young.
Ward 5 .- H. G. F. Corliss, Luther B. Morse, Josiah G. Peabody, William Goodall.
Ward 6 .- Charles A. Stott, Levi Sprague, Ebenezer Burgess, Leon- ard Brown.
WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1 .- Warden, Benjamin S. Ireson; Inspectors, Aaron R. Grant, James C. Powell, William A. Wright; Clerk, Frederick Baron.
Ward 2 .- Warden, Joseph B. V. Coburn; Inspectors, Lemuel H. Jones, Joshua N. Marshall, George N. Osgood; Clerk, Crawford Burnham.
Ward 3 .- Warden, Harrison G. Blaisdell; Inspectors, Hamilton Burrage, Gilman Tuttle, Henry Hull; Clerk, John F. Billings.
Ward 4 .- Warden, Benjamin Goddard; Inspectors, Benjamin Walk- er, Albert S. Follansbee, Hubbard Wilson; Clerk, Les- ter H. Latham.
Ward 5 .- Warden, Josiah G. Peabody; Inspectors, Arthur A. Cam- bridge, George L. Harris, Joseph L. Cambridge ; Clerk, Edwin Lamson,
Ward 6 .-- Warden, Albion J. Dudley ; Inspectors, Elon A. Sanborn, Francis Brown, John S. Jaques; Clerk, William J. Burnham.
SALARIES FOR 1859 .- The following sums were fixed by the City Council, Nov. 23, 1858, as the salaries for the different city officers during the year 1859: Mayor, $1,200; Clerk, $1,000; Treasurer and Collector, $1.000; Auditor, $500; Clerk of Common Council, $150; Clerk of Assessors, $150; Solicitor, $900 ; Assessors, Chairman, $600, and the other two, $500 each; Messenger, $575; Marshal, $1,100; Superintendent of Schools, $1,000; Superintendent of Streets, $900; Superintendent of Lamps, $600; City Physician (to furnish his own medicines), $600; Librarian, $600; City Engineer, $550; Chief Engineer of Fire Department, $300; Superintendent of City Scales, 60 per cent of fees.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency, William A. Richardson, Lowell. Register of Probate and Insolvency, Joseph H. Tyler, East Cam- 22*
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bridge. Assistant Register of Probate and Insolvency, Isaac F. Jones, East Cambridge. Clerk of the Courts, Seth Ames, Cambridge. As- sistant Clerk, M. Preston, Lexington Registers of Deeds, Caleb Hayden, East Cambridge; Asahel B. Wright, Lowell. County Treasurer, Amos Stone, Charlestown. Crier of Courts, Moses Pritchard, Concord. Overseers of House of Correction, Samuel Chandler, Lexington ; William Parmenter, Cambridge; James M. Usher, Medford Master of House of Correction, Charles J, Adams, Cambridge Sheriff John S. Keyes, Concord. Deputy Sheriff's, Samuel .V. Richardson, East Cambridge ; Hosea Jewell, Cambridge- port ; John B. Dearborn, Charlestown ; John B. Moore, Concord ; Joseph G. Bannister, Framingham ; E. T. Clark, Groton ; Elijah Winship, Hopkinton ; Joseph Butterfield, Edwin L Shedd, Philip V. Thomas, Lowell ; John W. Moore, Marlborough ; John T'. White, Medford ; Ephraim H. Brigham, Natick; Horatio N. Hyde, New- ton; Benjamin F. Lewis, Townsend; Eben W. Fisk, Waltham ; Thomas L. Porter, Woburn ; John P. Sherman, Reading. Jailers, Charles J. Adams, Cambridge; Samuel Staples, Concord; Joseph B. Keyes, Lowell.
County Commissioners, Leonard Huntress, Tewksbury, Chairman ; Paul H Sweetser, South Reading; John R. Going, Shirley.
Special Commissioners, William Hastings, Framingham; John Fletcher, Acton.
The County Commissioners meet at Cambridge on the first Tues- day of January ; at ('oncord on the first 'l'uesday of June; and at Lowell on the first Tuesday of September.
Commissioners of Insolvency. Luther J. Fletcher, Lowell; Josiah Rutter, Waltham ; John W. Bacon, Natick.
TERMS OF COURTS IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Supreme Judicial Court At Cambridge, on the third Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday of September. The first week a majority of the "ourt are present for the hearing of questions of law. At Lowell on the second Tuesday in April
Court of Common Pleas. Civil Terms .-- At Cambridge on the se . cond Monday in December At Lowell, on the second Monday in March At Concord, on the first Monday in June. At Lowell, on the first Monday in September. Criminal Terms .- At Cambridge, on the second Monday in February. At ( oncord, on the fourth Monday in June At Lowell, on the fourth Monday in October.
Probate Court. At Cambridge, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of January, second and fourth Tuesdays of February, second and fourth 'Tuesdays of March, second and fourth Tuesdays of April, se- cond Tuesday of May, second Tuesday of June, second and fourth 'Tuesdays of August, second Tuesday of September, second Tuesday of October, second and fourth Tuesdays of November, second and fourth Tuesdays of December. At Lowell, on the first Tuesday of February, first Tuesday of April, first Tuesday of June, first Tuesday of September and first Tuesday of December. At Concord, on the first Tuesday of January, first Tuesday of March, first Tuesday of May, and first Tuesday of October. At Framingham. on the fourth Tuesday of June and fourth Tuesday of October. At Groton, on the fourth f'uesday of May and fourth Tuesday of September.
Court of Insolvency At Lowell on the first Wednesday of every month, except July and August. At Concord, on the first Tuesday of January, March, May and October. At Cambridge on the second
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and fourth Wednesdays of every month, except July, and on other days every week, by special agreement and adjournment.
Police Court of Lowell. Court Room in City Market. Hon. Na- than Crosby, Standing Justice. Joel Adams and George Stevens, Esqrs., Special Justices. Samuel P. Hadley jr. Esq., Clerk. Courts for the trial of criminal cases are holden every week day at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms for the trial of civil causes are holden on the first and third Mondays of every month. by rule of Court the terms are extended to three days. Civil trials commence on the first and third Tuesdays of every month.
COUNTY OFFICERS RESIDING IN LOWELL.
Masters in Chancery. A. P. Bonney, William S. Gardner.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers. Alpheus R. Brown, Na - than Crosby, John W. Graves, S. W. Stickney.
Notaries Public. Edwin A. Alger, James G. Carney, John A. Knowles, David Hyde, Samuel W. Stickney, Abel Whitney.
Coroners. Walter Burnham, Josiah B. French, Jeremiah P. Jew- ett, Edwin L. Shedd, Joel Spalding.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum throughout the Commonwealth. Homer Bartlett, Elisha Huntington, Josiah G. Peabody, Isaac S. Morse, William Richardson.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum. Josiah G. Abbot, Joel Adams, Edwin A. Alger, samuel A. Brown, Joseph Butterfield, Benjamin F. Butler, Alpheus R. Brown, Robert B. Caverly, Linus Child, Homer A. Cooke, Horatio G. F. Corliss, Nathan Crosby, Wil- liam S. Gardner, John W. Graves, Samuel P. Hadley, Jr., Joseph B. Keyes, John A. Knowles, Sewall G. Mack, Edward F. Sherman, George Stevens, Theodore H. Sweetser, William P. Webster, Tap- pan Wentworth.
Justices of the Peace. Julian Abbot, James C. Abbott, John T. K. Adams, Hiram A. Alger, Otis Allen, John Avery, James C. Ayer, James H. B. Ayer, Frank F. Battles, George W. Bean, Itha- mar A. Beard, John Bennett, Harrison G. Blaisdell, Andrew Blood, Arthur P. Bonney, Amos R. Boynton, Artemas L Brooks, Ethan Burnap, Abner W. Buttrick, John A. Buttrick, Joshua Converse, James Cook, Isaac Cooper, Charles Cowley, Alanson Crane, Wil- liam Davidson, Robins Dinsmore, Erastus Douglass, Alpha B. Farr, James K Fellows, Luther J. Fletcher, James B. Francis, Abram French, Cyril French Josiah B. French, Abner Frost, Rob- ert J. Garrett, John A. Goodwin, Peter Haggerty, Phillip Hardy, Asa Hildreth, Eliphalet Hills, Frederic Holton, James M. Howe, Lorenzo G. Howe, Moses G. Howe, Samuel K. Hutchinson, Benja- min F. Jackson, Andrew F. Jewett, Jeremiah P. Jewett, Joseph J. Judkins, Jonathan Kendall, John F. Kimball, William Kittredge, Chauncey L Knapp, Jonathan Ladd, William Lamson, Jr., Cyrus Latham, Ambrose Lawrence, Samuel Lawrence, James Loughran, James J. Maguire, Albert Mallard, John F. Manahan, Stephen Man- sur, Joshua N. Marshall, John B. McAlvin, John H. McAlvin,, Hugh McEvoy, John F. McEvoy, Darius Merriam, Joshua Merrill, Samuel N. Merrill, Samuel Meserve, John Nesmith, Arthur F. L. Norris, Francis H. Nourse. Thom .s Ordway, Ephraim B. Patch, Timothy Pearson, Albert B Plimpton, Samuel C. Pratt, Thomas W. Pressey, Abel Richardson, Daniel S. Richardson, George F. Rich- ardson, Augustus B. Roby, George F. Sawtell, Elhanan W. Scott, Sidney Spalding, Samuel W. Stickney, Holland Streeter, Charles A. F. Swan, Joshua Swan, Phillip V. Thomas, Abraham Tilton, Samuel
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J. Tuttle, Artemas S. Tyler, William D. Vinall, Edward F. Watson, Charles A. Welch, Oliver M. Whipple, Joseph White, Frederick A. Whitney, John Willoughby, Hapgood Wright, Asahel B. Wright, John Wright, Walter Wright.
Commissioners of other States Residing in Lowell. Alabama, George F. Richardson ; California, William A. Richardson ; Con- necticut, Jonathan Ladd, Geo. F. Richardson; Florida, George F. Richardson ; Georgia, George F. Richardson ; Illinois, Jona- than Ladd ; Indiana, Jonathan Ladd. Geo. F. Richardson; Iowa, Robert B. Caverly, Jonathan Ladd, Geo. F. Richardson ; Kentucky, George F. Richardson; Louisiana, George F. Richardson ; Maine, Samuel A. Brown, Robert B. Caverly, Samuel Lawrence, George F. Richardson, William A. Richardson ; Michigan, Jonathan Ladd, George F. Richardson; Minnesota, Jonathan Ladd; Mississippi, George F. Richardson ; Missouri, George F. Richardson; New Hampshire, Moses G. Howe, Jonathan Ladd, Samuel Lawrence, A. F. L. Norris, Geo. F. Richardson, Wm. A. Richardson, Wm. P. Webster ; New Jersey, Jonathan Ladd: New York, Robert B. Caverly, Jonathan Ladd; North Carolina, George F Richardson ; Ohio, Jonathan Ladd. George F. Richardson ; Pennsylvania, Samuel P. Hadley, Geo. F. Richardson ; Rhode Island, Geo. F. Richardson, South Carolina, Geo F. Richardson; Tennessee, Geo. F. Richardson; Texas, Geo. F. Richardson ; Vermont, Alpheus R. Brown, Jonathan Ladd, Geo. F. Richardson, Wm. P. Webster; Virginia, George F. Richardson ; Wisconsin, Jonathan Ladd, George F Richardson, Wm. A. Richardson.
COUNTY OR DISTRICT ASOCIATIONS.
Middlesex North Agricultural Society. Incorporated; May 8, 1855, The Society is composed of members from the city of Lowell, and towns of Billerica, Burlington, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, North Reading, South Reading, Tewksbury, Tyngsborough, West- ford and Wilmington. The Society own a piece of land comprising fifteen acres, in the southern part of the city of Lowell, which is used as a fair ground for agricultural purposes. Officers of the society for 1859: J. C. Bartlett, Chelmsford, President; Elijah M. Read, Tewksbury, Artemas L. Brooks, Lowell, J. B. V. Coburn, Dracut, Otis Adams, Chelmsford, Vice Presidents; Samuel J. Varney, Rec. Secretary; Hocum Hosford, Lowell, Cor. Secretary ; Alfred Gilman, Treasurer.
Agricultural Library-at S. Mansur's Store, 138 Central Street. Organized Dec., 1858. The subscribers to the Library are residents of Lowell, Dracut and Tewksbury. There are about 250 volumes in the I ibrary. Officers : Elijah M Read, Tewksbury, President ; Asa Clement, Dracut, Vice President; David G Lang, Lowell, Secre- tary ; Nathan Allen, Lowell, Treasurer; Stephen Mansur, Lowell, Librarian.
Middlesex North District Medical Society. This Society holds its meetings at the Natural History Room Mechanics Building, on the last Wednesday of each month, except May, when it is held on the Wednesday preceding the annual meeting of the State society. The Society includes Lowell and several of the surrounding towns . Officers, 1858-9 : John W. Graves, Lowell, President ; Charles A. Savory, Lowell, Vice President; Jonathan Brown, Tewksbury, Sec- retary ; N. B. Edwards, N. Chelmsford, Treasurer and Librarian ;
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Jeremiah P. Jewett, Lowell, Curator of Cabinet; John W Graves, John C. Dalton, Jeremiah P. Jewett. Charles A. Savory, Luther B. Morse. Hanover Dickey, Joel Spalding, Lowell, N. Cutter, Pep- perell, D. A. Dow, Westford, Councillors ; Nathan Allen, Hanover Dickey, Elisha Huntington, D. Parker Gage, Lowell; Jeremiah Blake, Dracut, Censors.
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Dealers in and Manufacturers of Cooking, Office, and Parlor Stoves, Of Various and Beautiful Patterns ; Among which are the famed
Boston & Maine Cooking Stoves, For Coal and Wood; The celebrated MCGREGOR Parlor Stoves and Ventilating Furnaces.
Agents for the sale of
Mott's Invincible Cooking Ranges.
Manufacturers of every description of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work. Pumps repaired in the BEST POSSIBLE MANNER, and at the shortest notice, C. & M. are also manufacturers of
Ornamental Iron Railing of new and elegant patterns Also, GALVANIZED and Cast Iron Cornices and Gutters, and ORNAMENTAL HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Basement of Second Universalist Church,
Nos. 123 & 125 MARKET STREET, LOWELL, MS.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE MAN THAT DRIVES THE PAIR OF PONIES ?
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK.
DR.4
BRIGGS. THE
GREAT AMERICAN
CHIROP
CORN
REMOVES CORNS
BUNION
Residence:
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MELROSE, MASS.
WITHOUT PAIN OR BLOOD.
MAY BE SEEN AT THE
WASHINGTON HOUSE, LOWELL,
The former part of each month. CONSULTATION FREE.
Dr. Briggs offers his services as an Operator on the Feet, and can remove Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, Callosities, Ingrowing Toe-nails, and all ex- crescences from the Feet.
Operations performed in a few moments, without pain or blood, so that the boot cr shoe can be worn immediately after the operation, without the least inconvenience to the patient.
Dr, B. has devoted much time and thought to this subject, and believes he comprehends its nature and treatment. His success the last twelve years, in
REMOVING OVER 150,000 CORNS,
has been such as to warrant him in promising to all who may confide in his experience and skill, great and satisfactory benefit.
Dr. B. will attend ladies and gentlemen at their residence, if desired, His charges are moderate, trifling indeed, compared with the relief and satisfac- tion he affords the sufferer. He respectfully refers to the Physicians and Surgeons in the State, most of whom are acquainted with the science of Chiropody, and his method of operating.
This is to certify that our feet have been operated upon by Dr. J. Briggs, in a manner perfectly satisfactory to us, and we would most cheerfully recom- mend him as a skilful operator, to those wishing his services.
Sam'l Fay, -
W. H. Clemence, A. C. Wright, H. Wright, - S. T. Lancaster,
Alden B. Buttrick, A. Putnam, -
John A. Buttrick, A. W Buttrick, C. W. Deming, H. Wright, W. F. Salmon, M. Dempsey, S. N. Merrill.
Persons wishing the services of Dr. Briggs can leave their address at his residence, Melrose, Mass., No. 17 Cornliill, Boston, or the Washington House, Lowell, and they will be waited upon at their residences without ex- tra charge. Please bear it in mind that I warrant entire satisfaction or no pay.
RIENTAL
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The sovereign properties of this popular preparation, and the solicitation of friends who have experienced
its beneficial effects have induced Mrs. Bean to offer it to the public: It has received the highest recommendations
from Ladies and Gentlemen of Lowell, Providence, Fall River, &c., attesting its entire efficacy.
BALM
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MRS. A. D. BEAN'S ORIENTAL
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Is a never failing remedy for Fall- ing off of the Hair, and every variety of Baldness, except that arising from injuries or old age. It penetrates the pores, and by its tonic influence on the glands, produces a more luxuri- ant growth of Hair and of a richer hue. It prevents the various diseases of the scalp, removes dandruff, and kills hair-eaters. By its cooling prop- erty it relieves headache as by magic.
BANGS BROTHERS,
A. CLUAAST
Sole Agents of Lowell for A. C. Barstow's Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, &c.
BAY STATE RANGE.
This is a new Range, just introduced into the market. The No. 3 is in- tended for Corporation Boarding Houses-6 holes and 2 ovens, each oven being 19 by 22 inches on the brutom and 15 inches high Also, a No 2 Range, for private families, which requires no more fuel than a Cook Stove. It has two ovens. 16 by 20 inches on the bottom, and 15 inches high, which makes the ovens very large We can give many references if required
A. C Barstow being the manufacturer is recommendation enough. Also, Harp. Bay State Wood and Coal, banner and Leader Cook Stoves. Summer Ranges, 3 sizes. A large assortment of Parlor Stoves. Cast Iron Sinks, Oven Mouths, Boiler Doors, Ash Thimbles, Copper, Iron, and Wooden Pumps, Chain Pumps, Zinc Tubing, Copper, Brass and Iron Kettles. Farm Boilers, Tin Ware. Pumps repaired and Job Work done to order in a work- manlike manner.
BANGS BROTHERS, 105 Central Street, Opposite William Street, Lowello
W. H. BURNAP, Manufacturer and Proprietor of
Davis & Kidder's, Burnap's Improv- ed, Friction Roll, and Spring
MAGNETO- ELECTRIC MACHINES.
DAVIS & KINDERS
PATEN.IL MAGNETO
ELECTRIC MACHINE
These Machines are widely known as the best articles in use, for the cure of Nervous Diseases, such as Nervous Headache, Toothache, Tic Doloreux, Lumbago, Sciatica, and all forms of Nervous Pain-also, for Paralysis in its various forms, from a partial loss of sensation or motion to that of perfect Paralysis.
To Physicians and Surgeons, they are particularly recommended as truly scientific instruments, combining all the advantages that can be obtained from the use of electric machines in the relief of disease, while they have none of the inconveniences attendant upon the use of all others. Being simple in their construction, and completely enclosed in a firm box, they are not liable to derangement, and obtaining its electricity directly from a permanent mag- net, they are constantly ready for use, and are not affected by moisture, but are equally powerful in wet as in dry weather, and may be graduated to any desirable degree of strength. They REQUIRE NO ACIDS OR LIQUORS, and can be used for weeks without once opening the box, as it never need be open except occasionally to oil the bearings.
The Manufacturer submits the following, from thousands of eminent testi- monials, to the publc :
From Dr. Chilton, the eminent Chemist.
DR. W. KIDDER, Astor House. I have examined the Magneto-Electric Machine invented and made by you. They are the simplest and most effectual I have seen. The mechanical arrangement reflects great credit upon the inventor.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist.
New York, April 29, 1854.
From Professor Silliman, of Yale College.
Dear Sir : Dr. Walter Kidder has exhibited to me a Magneto-Electric Machine, in- vented by you. For neatness, compactness, and facility and energy of operation, it is far superior to any instrument of the kind which I have seen. For medical appli- cation, it possesses very decided advantages.
New York, April 28, 1854.
B. SILLIMAN, Senior. SEE NEXT PAGE.
From Professor Page, of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington Washington, March 23, 1854.
Dear Sir : Upon examination and trial, I find your Magneto-Electric Machine more efficient for its size than any I have ever seen. The improvement you have made is one possessing much scientific interest.
Yours respectfully, CHAS. F. PAGE.
From Walter Burnham, M. D., Professor of Surgery and Obstet- rics in the Worcester Medical Institution.
MR. W. H. BURNAP. Dear Sir : Having employed Electro Magnetism'in the treat - ment of all that class of nervous diseases, dependent upon general debility, and un- due irritability, with great advantage for many years; and having used machines, for that purpose, of various constructions, I unhesitatingly recommend the Magneto- Electro Machine manufactured and sold by you as superior to that of any other I have ever seen or used. I have found it of great value in allaying that severe pain dependent upon an irritable state of the nervous system, which sometimes follows capital operations in Surgery, and also in the immediate relief of internal hemorr- hage after child-birth, caused by inertia of the uterus; indeed, I have never failed to produce instantaneous contraction of the uterus, and consequently an immediate relief.
Very truly,
Lowell, February 20, 1856.
WALTER BURNHAM, M. D.
BURNAP'S SPRING MAGNETO - ELECTRIC MACHINE
The Manufacturer having been repeatedly and earnestly importuned by scientific and medical gentlemen from all parts of the globe to bring forward a machine to operate in such a manner as to regulate itself, and after expending much time and money, he has invented and now offers the public the desired article.
This truly wonderful machine is so arranged that it may be wound up in the same manner as a clock, and combines great efficiency and simplicity in its operation, and is not liable to get out of order. It is pe- culiarly adapted for the use of medical gentlemen, and especially re- commended to Surgeon Dentists as a means of alleviating that excrutia- ting and intense pain often produced by extracting teeth. In fact, this machine, as an agent for the eradication of Nervous Diseases, stands alone and unrivalled.
The Proprietor would call the attention of Physicians and the pub- lic to his Eye Bath, for diseases of the eye, and Uterine Insulators, which are used in connection with these machines. Full directions may be found in a book which accompanies the machines, and treats upon all diseases where electricity is applicable.
The signature of the Proprietor is attached to all genuine machines. Be particular to observe that the machines are enclosed in a brass cor- nered (Patent also,) Box.
My only authorized Agents for these Machines in the New England States are
E. A. STANIELS & CO., DRUGGISTS,
Cor. Central and Middlesex Streets, Lowell, Mass.
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