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March II. AD 1917

WoRcEsTER. s.. March II, AID. 1917.
To CHARLES D. BOWMAN, of Oxford, in said County.
Esqaire, Csree,;na -
WOO having been duly appointed Asssnee ~ ,bs
4 Estate of LARKIN ID. NEWTON, of Oxford in
SAID County, yeoman an insoyent debtor are hereby
required to give notice thereof and to give notice
that the second meeting of the creditors of said Ne
ton Will be holden at my office in Worcester in
said County, on the tenth day of april nert AT ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, when where thew NAV nrova
further debts against the said Newton and also show
why certificate of discharge shah moi he arsmtd
to him. And you will this notice by nnblishing
an attested copy of this order in the Daily Spy news
paper published at Worcester aforesaid six times before
the DAY oil SAID meeting, and by giving written notice
by mail or otherwise to all known creditors of said
Newton. And you are to make return of this order
WIN your dolngs thereon at the time and place of said
meeting. CHAs. w. HARTsHORN
,,ao ApsePy: Master in Chancery,
M3ef6t Attest, CHAs. d. BowMAN ASSIGNEE
New YorE and ~ sss - assksgHsHmsHE rs now IN
able Goods sncb Sehuhg nome great variety of desr
K M IN f SILKS EMBRolDERIEs,
Dr. - ,t Laases, Thread Laces,
Cashmere Long do. Bjou Giones
DO Square do. 1fiIljneyu Coo5s
Printed Cashmere do Hbts" n JoOHS'
do Ttkerri do. Monrn;nn C,no5a
Cord Fr'ch Counterpanes, Thread csooJs
t 20 ., 40 Linen Table Covers,
i ILL.,, S aa0ie Cooers, Napkins,
rtdno CoCers, ToteLs.
My stock is now every day reneriSbiro i,h - -,
@ uooas furchasers are invited to call and exam
nnv Ware Hnpse which is,ew one Of The mn, co
I -, Messengers Notice. '''O'' Ss $500
4 WORCESTER Ia4I3 TER S. March &C. l847
III ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery with
Lin and for the County Of Worcester has this day is
sued Warrant against the estate of JAMES R. YOUNG
OF Southbridge, in said County, mechanic an lnsovent
debtor and the payment of any Debts or the delivery
OF any property belonging to said nsolvent debtor To
MN, or Tor nus use and the any property nv
him, forbidden BIZ law f'' ~
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be holden at the office OF Newton & Chaplin at Wor-
cester, in said County, on the fifteenth day of Apru
nert, at ten o'clock in the forenoon for the proo Of
debts, and the choice Of assignee or assignees
M29d6t ANDREW F. AMMIDOWN B. Sheriff
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TRANSACTIONS OF THE
Massachusetts, Horticultural Society.
horticultural Hal, School Street,

horticultural Hall, School Street,
Boston, March %, Ie47. s
TINE Massachusetts Horticultural society announce
the public, that its Committee of Publication pre-
pairing To publish the first number of series of Transac
tions of the Society
This publication has been for some years in contempla
ton and materials have been collected for this purpose
but it has been hitherto delayed until the Of the
Society should enable it to be produced in style of
ceence which could not fail to render it both permanent,
and honor 10 the advanced state OF The Horticulture
the present day.
fl is intended that the work shall be in ROYAL OcrAvo
and the numbers shall appear frequently materials
accumulate each shall contain from four sir PLATES
chiefly FRUITS, but occasionally Of FLO WERS dratcn
and coiored from nature By the best talent the country
produce and also the proceedings Of the Society," in
Guiding reports of the weekly and annual exhibitions
TO the date of publication.
The Society hopes TO offer such premiums able
communications Horticultural Subjects shall
these Transactions papers containing information Of
great practical value all interested in this pursuit..
Although the authors of papers will alone be generally
responsible for their contents yet all and descp
tions Of Fruits will be published under the immediate
supervision the Fruit Committee and of Flowers under
that OF the Flower Committee; that the authenticity
ofthe Society will be attached TO the most essen ia por
tlOns their Transactions.
To establish standard for MI the present varieties OF
fruit ard to enable the pnb1 judge of the quality of
new kinds they shall be presented from imported trees
or run varieties originating in his country, will be one
OF the principal purposes OF these Transactions and will
receive the particular attention. only OF the Commit
tees Society," hut also of the most experienced ofis
members.
the cost OF plaes, PRINTING! &c., and will not exceed rs els
per number: Others the charge will be 81.
All communications intended for publication, may be
addressed 10 j. b TESCHEMACHE9 Esq, Correspond.
ng Secretary of the Society, Boston
Orders aud subscripnons for these Transactions may be
addressed TO w. ID. TICKNOR Il co. publishers corner
nf Washington ard School Streets Boston,
Conmitfee Of Publication, J. =. IEsClEMAChbh,
c. X. DILLAWAY,
E3ENR WIGHT,
SAMUEL WALKER,
JOSEPH BRECK,
AARON WILLIAMS j.
4wl3 E. 9. r. WALKER.
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POSTSCRTPT,

Having engaged the services OF Mr. VIM. GOES,
long and avoraby known the citizens of Worcester
superior BooT MAKER, shall continue the manulac
ture Of CUSTOM BOOTS, heretofore. A continuation
Of avors in this branch of business respectfully solicited
REPAIRING done by first rate workmen at short notice
and in style not to be surpassed if it be equaed by any
others in town. CIIAS. B. ROBBINS
Worcester. March 81. d6tW4t Main
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

ID ECENTLY used in the Of No 80 Printing
Cloths, and in good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
II Fni-hers-l DoGber-I Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads eachl8 Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spndes2 pair Mules, of 436 and liz spndles-
! Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-1 Cylinder and Dofer
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills.
1t may be examined al any time on application to Mr.
sILAs DMsMoRE SO Main 81, Forester. For par
ticuars inquire Of 5 b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 70. dSRw wtf52
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PHYSIOLOGY.

DR.. DARLING will lecture at the Town Hall
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings of this
week. u All are invited 10 attend.
Lecture to commence u O'clock
Worcester, March %.
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Iedge my word That ] VIII sell
BOOTS AND SHOES
of the very best quality, at the Lowest
nossihle Drices.

To satisfy themselves of this fact, the public have only
to call and examine the prices and quality larger
and well selected assortment of Ladies', Gents and Chill
drens Boots and recently purchased for the Spring
and Summer trade. CI1AS. B. ROBBINS
Worcester, March 81. No 22l Main 81. &
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DIED,
Worcester, March %

DIED,
In Cincinnati Ohio, Feb "a. DR. Meier Fage, formerly
OF this town.
In East Douglas, Feb 2s, of consumption Wild Submit
Moore, 81.
In Northboro, March Z, Mrs II R. Beeman, wife of Mr.
Abel Beeman 4s.
In Boyston, March Is, Mr. Thanie Cutting, 78
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FAREWELL 81 WHEELOCK,
House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
Granting and Paper Han ging done TO order.
DElNG practical Painters themselves and having secured
ID the services Of Mr. G. PEASE in the Granting depart
ment il will be their endeavor To merit, and hope re-
ceive a share of the public patronage.
1F Shop No. Mechanic Street. Thomas Sutton's
Grain Store. S FARWEII,
Worcester, March A. ls47. dam J. II. WHEELOCK.
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Drugs, Medicines. Paints. &c.

STIMPSON & REED, No. &c Merchants Row,
~ BOSTON, offer for sale reasonable terms, The
following with full assortment of Medicines, Paints and
Dyeing Drugs.
500e us Arrow Root so lbs do do. Norwood.
25 bbls Alcohol. 90 bales Sumac
10 bbls Balls Copevia. 10 cases White Wax.
1000 lbs Peruvian Bark. 10 bales Snake Root
10 cases Borax 5000 lbs Tartaric Acid.
do Cardamon Seeds 1900 lbs Oxalc Acid.
do Cassia Buds. $50 lbs purePow'd Ipecac
1900 Carbon Amonia $50 lbs do do Jalop.
200 boxes CASTLE Soap. 25 bhls Copperas.
$50 lbs Cochineal 25 bbls Alum.
5000 lbs CT cam Tarter. 300 bbls gro. Dyewocd
25 bbls EPSON Salts 200 carboys Oil Vitriol.
1900 trs Rochelle Salts. 20 do Nitric Acid.
100 bbls Gsuber salts. 10 do Muriat Acid.
Gum Benzon 5000 lbs White Lead.
do do Trajacanth. bbs Copal Varnish.
1000 lbs Irish Moss 10 bbs spts Turpentlne.
1900 lbs JUjube Paste so bbls Whiting of supe
20 bbls Dat Meal rior quality.
200 lbs pure Oil Peppt
Boston, March 49, d2aw3m
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

Ul3SOIuLIUM q UUpdA UAAOA oAA4P'
TIE Coplunershp heretofore existing between the
is his day by mutual consent, dissolved. The business
vl be continued at the Old stand 10 MAIN STREET by
O. F. THOMPSON, who is duly authorized to settle the
accounts OF the lae firm The bills due will he made out
and ready for settlement the first ddy Of april.
OLNEY +. THOMPSON,
CHARLES BALLARD.
Worcester March 90 1877. dw3wl3
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Teeth Rem0ved with0llt Pain.

The use of the LETHEoN, (or Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry exclusively granted by the Patenee to
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP 81 HARRIS, who have used il so sue
cessiuy since its ntroduciion would invite those desiring
to rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call their office where all operations Dentistry
carefully and skiIlly performed reasonable terms
DO Rooms, l54 Main-street.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

worcester and Nashua Kali Road.
DROP0S AIS for furnishing CROSs-TIES TIMBER,
STILLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road,
will be the Office Worcesier-Schedues and
SpeciGclti Of which may e had on application to
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Che Engineer, or either of the
following famed Gentlemen
ELI w HoLBRooK, Esq, w sst Boylston-JAuoB FISH.
Err, Esq, Lancaster-J. p. WnTCoMB, Esq Harvard
N. p. SMITH, Esq Groton-As F. LAWRENCE, Esq, Pep
perell--1EoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq Nashua
WIN A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester, Dec 1886. ep3!eJpu so w. & NJ r. R. Co
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WANTED.

WANTED.
4 GOOD " Mndyour business' Carriage Maker to set
tie amongst the industrious and intelligent people OF
South Roya-ton. II is growing village Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad, with in near OF the
above business, with plenty Of timber with Power Shop
to let, In which is of DANIELS planning MAcHINEs
which will be run on reasonable terms.
DOORS, sASHES, BLINDS, md BOXES, for sale.
So. Royaston, Feb %. LUTHER HARRINGTON
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Help Wanted.

4 MAN to drive an Oy and other work on Farm,
4 4 with Family work in Cotton MILL Also three
or four other tamsies containing Spinning and Mule
room help To first rate families good tenements will be
provided and constant employment given good prices
For further particulars apply the subscribers the
premises, or address by mail to WiLtnsonuile, Mass
E. SAUNDERS a. BROTHER.
Graf on, March 90. dwSwl2
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TO Painters.
Board wv anted,
WOOD


IN kinds of HERE'S, pnI IN by the SHAKERS. tor
n nale Inv D. SCOTT, JR., a CO,
Druggists and Apofhecaries
,yorcestpr NV ~ 47U l73 Main st.
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mr., EDITOR,

patrons the very efficient aid which they have af
0rded in clearing my Store of my old Stock of Goods
w- aud in return for this favor hereby
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Incidents of the Rum Contest.

We prefer to present the notable facts communi-
Gated by our many valued correspondents IN such
a form that individuals may not have cause fer Of
fence or deem themselves personally assailed. Our
correspondent writes
Ii really did not look right to see the First Judge oil
the County leading drunken rabbe around to every
grog shop town last night to drink in honor OF the
Rum triumph. You hardly imagine the effort made
by the License party to carry the day
Our correspondent in Volney, Owego Co. says
About .eveneghths Of the entire vote Of our town Is
polled Had the whole been the result would not
have been changed C95 maj for No Lcen'e) believe
the advocates of Temperance here resolved to enforce
the Law
Our correspondent at Augusta Oneida Co writes;
Two Revolutionary vSterans, each over g years OF
age voted No License also one man in his lOls' year
Our correspondent at Sag Harbor writes
The .,aunch old Wing town SOUTHAMPTON has deci-
cided again and most emphstcsly, for No License.
Although the vote and msjority somewhat dimin'
ished compared with the preceding year yet the No
License sentiment may with safety be considered In
the advance The reserve Of the Temperance forces
did not engage in the contes, yesterday.
East Hampton, renowned for its Old Clinton" It's
literature and steady habits has also gone No License
Pirzkead Sont40ld and Shetv bland towns went No
License las. year BY rnsjorties that left hopes for
the advocates Of Licenses this year consequently they
did not invite trial Of strength.
Thus YOU will perceive the First Assembly District in
Old suffolk composed of the towns above IL thoroughly
No License and this position u can unquestonsoly
maintain.
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From Havana.

We have received the Diari0 de Ia Marina and
Faro Industrial up to April t. from which we
translate the following.
The Diario publishes the following letter, dated
at Vera Cruz, April 9:
1T said today that santa Anna Is at Encerro with
700 to soon men and that be Is foruying Cerro Gordo
with the intention OF opposing the passage Of the Amer
can forces into the interior The greater part of these
forces have already left Vera Cruz and the remainder
will march to night More than 200 men now III
with yellow fever and dysentey caused BY the extreme
heat Of the last fifteen dsys aud Il all do not make haste
10 get into the country they will ind difficult 10 remain
here
The Mexican Consul at Havana under date Of April
T. publishes notice the purpose that all effects and
merchandise going from Havana TO Vera Cruz which
shall not appear TO have passed through the Office Of the
Consulate BY copy OF the Invoice which II Is his duty
TO forward 70 his Government VII be contested on
passing from Vera Cruz to any place in the Republic
Also that passengers Mexico whose passports have
no, been rissg by the Consulate will not be allowed 10
enter the Republic but viii be compelled TO return 70
the poin, or points Of their ernbarkation-
The Diario complains Of the heAi-sio Fahrenheit
notwithstanding this public snusements have no, been
neglected Herr Alexander in particular, sPpesrs TO
have been successful There appears 10 be notn x ike
de,nondenev In the Island AL the towns7 ssys the
DARN are celebrating with dances and rejocings the
bouu,ss Of Providence an abundant harvest prices ike
The n,.p, and an active demand IN spite Of tie high
f,isbt are GOOD reasons for enthusiasm and sk,ssc
hon"
The reeeu,s of the Gardenas Rlilrosd for the month
Of March were s5774O S. and the expenses s572 a.
ne, profit s3l SIS a.
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through ali veins. be demanded vengeance and the
audience were thirsty for vengeance. He melted
in pity and the audience melted with him-he wept
upon the poor victim and the audience wept with
him Il was in vain that bis adversary attempted
to speak He pressed him-he pushed him at
every point-he overwhelmed hin-he annihilsted
him. The Judgment which went forth from the
mouth Of the Advocate was repeated by the Judges.
The man was condemned. All the world now say
that the man was innocent. But u. Berger was
eloquent nevertheless
Another case gives Us better thoughts Of the
great Advocate A man by the name of Dehors
had been condemned TO death NJ. Berger be-
leved he was innocent and DE obtained from the
Court Of Cessation the order for new tral. He
was again condemned. He obtained with infinite
trouble another order and the third and final strug
gle in which human life was the stake took place.
Berger threw himself into the cause with all his
mighty force and Dehors was acquitted. Over
come with gratitude, the man-lesdlng his son on
enc side and his daughter on the other-hastened
TO the house Of the Advocate, and throwing himself
at the feet Of his saviour offered him packet Of
bills Of the Bank Of France the savings Of his whole
life. Berger took the money-divlded II into TWO
parts and gave one the girl for her marriage por
ton and the other to the boy to enable him to com
plete his education Well done brave old Advo-
cate It would Be well if the world had more like
thee
To say that NJ Berger has no faults would be
saying more than ! believe-but he probably has as
few as have fallen to the lot Of any man in his situa
ton In his private life which will afford the best
evidence as to his character he is universally al
lowed to be good-temPered, easy, cheerful liberal
and man Of taste. He is an inordinate lover Of
music and what certainly is not against the repu-
tation he may have for generous character he is
something of an Epicurean. 1t Is said that he is
mprovident and throws money out Of the win
dows, which Of course only proves that he has
talent enough to make it come in at the doors and
j, therefore not much to his discredit. palmer.
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Court MONDAY.
Law Courts

No. al an % ~ - - -, - = 70 Onnnon Fses room
a. - 70 ". o., q. o. ~ a.. q. s. IL. -. 81
- - w. 'FHt f-Sos. ; Is & 90 a. s. - "a
'"'S -
Law Courts.
Cncrr fCoCEr-Before Judge Edmonds -The trial
Of LSr' Doris charged with forging the nsme Of Sa
ney sni n deceased 70 drst OF $4,000 WA eontn.
~ or seven additional witnesses, scqasinted with
agree h the previous witnesses thar the dram was no,
r,sel ~ MI smith One Of the Witnesses Mr. smalD
is AS' OF this City stated that he bad interview
VIZ ar smith sOmetrie after bis arrival ths, time In
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NEw.BEDFoRD MAss-Thn ancient and honor
able Town has now become City. The City Govern
men, was fully organized on "Wednesday. The Mayor
i. Abraham Rowland. Esq James B. cOnsdon, Esq
was chosen President Of the Common Council In the
evening the event Of the birth of the new cirr was
signaiIed with the usual demou'rston' OF p1ohe re-
jolcins martial music By the Citizens Band ringing Of
Tia bslls salu,es &c. &c.
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aANpALL's GEOLOGY.

INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION Of The scispee
of Geology designed for the use Of tho fooas oy
Randall. Depuiy superinssdess Of Common Schools. Of
N. state ofNew-Yors, he te vol limo Pncs - e.
P.r l. Origin and Progress Of Geological Science
psrt IL General Principles Of Geology.
pan III Scientific Divisions Of 0eoiogy. !.
Part W. Geological Features OF the Unilsd Staes and on
The state Of New-York
Pst v. Practical Rssulls Of Geological ecispe~
- Agents, Booksellers add oiben WIN plssss ssad %
thsr ordera
Esfraef frss ~ AxtAsr's i.fystsefsssi
10 the preparation of this work The ooyse, s,ess
hor has been 10 present from the beet stlsna5e
The leading principle and prominent resnin - 49,
cal science chiefly with The vsw d enss5e ne he,
searches O. he Yoans rhs purely seisns os,ss =
IseAnical language with whles ~ s,oossiy svsidsd
~ Ths wors = ,ra:si .: ssw ls!s W n e.; 40 vo
ns Limo, With nanisscg6 SeSooi Lisrssss NC.
- ssn,. ~ Won AZ b xesa.sd AfosSs asy q Ne
DeeksspGa
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vESEzuELA-By papers received by the PaeE
We have sdvices 10 April 3. Guzman b. not been eI-
ecuted His case to be carried before the superior
court BAT be had taken exceptions TO some offs mem
bers ais personal enemies They deny that they are
sctuated By any such animosity the cause meanwhile
was delayed. Zsmora- the rebel chief, ~n captured
March n BY Col Rurtsdo. He s not disposed Of The
tar question being discussed In the papers Of vene
zuela They are IN favor Of the ad vaorem system Of
duties
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LATEST FROM THE CRY or MExrco-The fall Of
Vera Cruz was announced in the City OF Mexico the
3lst Of March Santa Anns issued address on the
let Of April saying among other things that he de
termiued to oppose the advance Of the Americans upon
the Capital II the nson would stand by him and second
bic efforts
Gen. La Vega and Gov Soto were at Puente Nscionsl
on the 9th of March Between the 9Th and 30h two
origades OF infantry and OF cavalry lett the City of
Mexico 10 meet Gen. Scottabou two thousand In all
Santa Anna 10 leave the ls int at the head OF
two thousand more troops He had declared that he
would die sooner than sgn peace. IN. D. Pic. 22d
FRA FIRE broke out yesterday morning. al
ter paper had gone 10 press h the store furnace Of
Henry Bush on Buffalo st which destroyed tho front
part of the building with all It's contents consisting most
ly of pstterns The loss 10 between 5000 and e23co-
Insured tls00. Roch. Dem. Thursday.
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A Fruitful VINE A few days ago the wife
OF Rev. j. Rider, Vicar of Nuneston near Coventry
safely delivered of four children, who s living
ABOUT ten months ago she had three children at BIRTH
VINO are still living. Worcester Chronicle.
Sir I B. Lethbridge Bart, OF Ssndhill Park has offer
ed premium of Is sovereigns to the farmer who shall
employ the largest number OF laborers the grestes
Der OF days and pay the highest wages during the
suing year. Taunton Courier.
Mr. Luke Hansard, whose benevolent efforts 10 anne
norste the condition of his fellow estures are
bounded has commenced the issue Of new journal.
called The SpUh Of me Times upon very comprehen-
sye plan; the grand object Of which is the progress
poet physical, educational, mental, moral and truly
Christian.
The Swedenborgsns Of Louth lending their tracts
by hsndfus and the Mormons tickling the isncies OF
some with q" dialogue between Josh. Smith and the
Devil and Boosting Of 5000 eye witnesses to miracles
said to have been wrought in favor OF Momonism.
Stamford Mercury.
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FRox PoRro RIco.--CaPt- Jacobson, Of the Dan
lab brig NeIlta from hsyssuez, April llth mates that
the market WA bare Of AL kinds Of provisions except
asar and that there was no demand for sustr or mo-
assss owing 70 the nposabiity Of procuring vessels
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CosNoS tLxAs-Psrt l. IN Common Piess room
Nos 60 81. S, 70. 81 81. O. o. ~ so o. 4, 81 Al
.. - ~ Part a-Sos. s Is e6 90 q, s. ~ ~
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MAY
~ The following beautiful Lines are from the pen
At die late lsmented WILLIS GAYLosD CLARK. They
brssihe the very odor OF Spring and the touching
dsypess of sensitive and feeling heart:
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt q. W. Mclean. member " The New-Jefssy Lsgis'
slare late Of The United eases Navy hes Ainay sea
tho following certificate. Istsls lie owu story
RAswAv. Jan IS lsr.
year sirce | taken With The s-a~<~xs and nv
whole system len In dseissed slsie wac ind eceS %
Wy Dr. rovnssods Ss,>ps'sls and sner tAAias two %
hree oo"e. was very msch relieved, and sibo led
enurey to NE sad ssrsapailA have eon,inuet tsAin
H. and nnd tsai improve every day. believe Il sssed
my lie. and would not be without n under any oonsidets
uon- "a W AcLEAN