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the state Adm,n,..r..,ou Performing.

The State Administrator PERFORMANCE
GENrLEMEs The Seward organ in this city, immedateiy
after the elections published the following "ApvERrsEMEsr
EXTRAORDINARY, which you Immediately commenced
upon III
"The governor has a number of important appointments
Of The Senate, Tie SECRETARY OF STATE Com ptfoer,
Treasurer, aud Sysyor General nave large number of
On Monday the administration called distribute It's
large number Of depaiysLps, cerkshPs Ie.," com
mencsd by turning out the venerable Archibald Campbell,
Probably this is far as able to 60 at presen, the
Secretary of State having fred his train and len town be
This is sewardism-vena sordid and treacherouspro-
lowe ss
sys and or to praise and be'ray as is Political
Mr. Campbell was first appointed clerk in 1905, un.
der Thomas Totson. Secretary Of State and Archibald
Mcintyre. deputy Secretary In 1872 Elisha jenkins
being Secretary Of State, and Anthony Lamb deputy
Secretary the latter resigned and the 18th OF May Of
that year. Mr. Campbell without solicitation on his part
was appointed to the vacancy -.
Mt Ca mp was ISL thoroughly acquainted with the bu
the entire confidence Of the heads of the department. and
Of the other branches of the State administration during
ne long period q ms service The purity q character
marked the discharge OF his duties, had secured him the
sincere respect Of all who knew him.
Mr. remained deputy through the administrations Of
the following secretaries embracing various shades OF
political character down 10 Mr. Morgan, viz: Thomas
rllotson Elisha Jenkins. Daniel Hale, Jacob Ruisen
Charles ID. Cooper, John Van Ness Yates, Azariah c.
Flag, John a Dix, John c, Spencer, Samuel Young.
Nathaniel s. Benton, and Christopher Morgan.
To have been compelled to quit this place at an early
period would have been probably the reverse OF i'll for.
tune to Mr. Campbell for his energy and integrity would
have commanded positions in private life equally honoa.
Bile, and lucrative II hardly be expected that
in his old age, be adapt himself to new business
Mr. Secretary Morgan, by this act, has marked his ad-
mnisiraion BY peculiarly that characterized that Of
Of his predecessors Whether the difference consti
tutes an honorable much-desirable distinction, the
public will say, " 4
The gentleman appointed 10 succeed Mr.. C. is a. @.
Johnson, esq recent editor Of the "Freeholdef" Mr.
il will be recoeced figured in the recent ant-ren State
convention, and after its adjournment without making
nomination. helped get up the spurious ticket with Nor.
gan, Hunt & Co on, and Spencer and Beach of For
this practical piece OF Sewardsm he is thus rewarded
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MINE STORE.-I beg inye the Of strangers
and citizens generally weseectcd and choice
wines bandies Sc some old and Of The highest order which
offer for sale NJ moderate pricess
Madeira In bottles and casks Of various gades very
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and in wood,
Port wine, Of very superior quality and genuine
Rhine wine, variety, stenberRer
+" Stenwein In Bocksbutel."
Also, Sparkling Rhine and Mosee from the Of Henkc
Co, in Mayence, on the Rhine.
French wines-thampaane Heidsck, Mumm Co.. De
Bnmont," Meet y, Chateau Iafev Bron "
" Haul faance,, s. Julien, nc.
Table Claret, Sauterne, &C.
Brandies, in bottles, vintage 1885, Old London
Dock,o &C. -
Also, on draueht, dark and pale Cognac,
Jamaica Rum, In bottles high proof and finest flavor.
Holland gin, very fine M pure.
Ilsh scotch, and American Whiskey, bottles casks
Anlses ae Bordeaas Curscca" vivid Cherry Brandy and
stomach Bitters, prepared by myself) ~.
scoth Ale and London Brown Stout &C.
Always kept choice article Of Havana cears.
JOHN H BUTHMANN,
Dec 7--otwif2m = =
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BOARDING. --Mrs sarbuck, street. between 18Th and
18th, north side, has several excellent
on very reasonable terms, u application be made
Dec Il-dlwf.
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NEW FANCY GOODs-Tbe subscriber respectfully announces
" TO the ladies and the public that she has from the
North where has selected OF
on the
18th inst. She would name, in part
China flower China mottoes
Card baskets and cases, rosewood boxes ,..
Porte Monnaies, silk purses and bags .... '...
Perfume Farnas Cologne perfoe 6or
handkerchief and toilet
Hair, nail, and tooth brushes
She'll buffalo, and tuck combs, purse and bag
Plain and vaegated silk, steel gilt, beads
Berlin zephyr worsted silk, linen, and
Embroidery, crochett and braiding patterns
assortment of apcy
work Christmas presents which
mention. All Of which win be sold very prices by
MRS. n. GLITCH,
Penn avenue, between 9th and ION streets
Dec 14-A INTEL H
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zousn OF RnPREsEHTATIyEs.


Alter the reading Of the journal OF the previous days
proceedings, Mr. IITTLEfIELD offered the following
Resolved That th. House win not adjourn until IN. choice
Mr. JAMES THOMPSON offered a resolution author.
ixnG and directing the Sergeant alarms and the Door
keeper TO enforce the i7h rule Of the House OF Repre-.
snatves Of the last Congress- directing tina, all but
BEN and other persons TO whom the privilege had been
accorded, should be excluded from the floor
Cries OF Read il !. " Read il ~
The Clerk then read the rule.
MI. WENTWORTH suggested the proprety OF amend
ING the last resolution. TO include authority and d.
rections to the same officers 10 enforce the conventional
rule - 70 who should be admitted the ladies' galleries
JAMES ss IN ses, s he amendment
and sed that In proposing the resolution he had design
Of rejecting on the officers designated therein.
cd, and Il was adopted.
Mr. HOUSTON rose 10 correct the Clerks explanation
d the rule, specifying who should be admitted TO the la
dies galleries; the Clerk having omitted TO mention that
gentlemen introduced by members were included.
The Clerk being about TO put the question upon the
resolution Of the gentleman from Maine, [Mr LITTLE
Mr., JOHNSON. OF Arkansas, moved that il be laid on
Cries Of w ~Sall the roll !" "Call the rolf"
Mr.. +. KING asked permission 10 say 10 the House
that IL the democratic party desired to elect the Speaker
they could do 80 BY supporting Mr. STRONG, Of Berks
county. Pennsylvania
DurR. SrRoSe, MILLER, and HnInRp; and they having
taken their seats, The House proceeded with ?
The 45th (ptua voce) ballot for Speaker, which re-
suited as follows;
Whole number Of votes cast, 226.
Necessary TO a choice, Ia.
Mr.. Winthrop received 2o Mr.. Boyd, 81 Mr.. Slanly,
IS; Mr.. Scherck, Mr. Potter, %; Mr. II. Cobb,
Mr.. Morehead, 8; Mr. T. Stevens, "a; MIR. Outlaw,
Mr.. Robinson, 4; Mr.. Strong, 3; Mr. Stanton, Mr..
kaufman. Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Disney, 1; Mr.. James
Thompson, 1; Mr. Duer, Ii Mr.. McClernand, Mr..
Tuck, ~
3 Those who voted for Mt Boyd were Nessrs. Albert.
son. Ashe Aveett, Bay Bayy, Beale Blssel, Bocock,
Bowdon, Bowlln, A. q, Brown, VIM j Brown, Burt, G..
+. Caldwell, II. Cobb, w r. w. Cobb, Cocock, Daniel,
Durham, Edmundson. Ewing. Feaherston, Fuller, Gil
more, German, Green, Hackett, Hall, Hamilton, Ham.
mond. Harrison, Harmanson, l. g. Harris, s. w. Harris,
r. L. Harris, Hbbard, Holiday, Holmes, Howard, An.
drew Johnson Robert w. Johnson, Jones, kaufman, La
SSre, Letter, Lefeld Job Mann, Mason, Mc(2lenand,
Mcdowell, McLanalan, Robert NJ. McLane, McMullen,
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CoRREcrfoNs,-Mf HUBBARD was enormously pub
lshed in yesterday mornings Union having voted for
Mr.. PerTER on the 42d ballot for Speaker He voted
for Mr.. r. p STASTos as announced another part Of
the record OF the same ballot.
AT the request OF Mr. F. r. MCLEAN, whose first reso-
luton published yesterday embraced error in drawing
il up, epublish the resolution in corrected form,
follows
Rssopd That, upon the first vote for Speaker whoever
shall receive plurality OF the voes provided that plua
" shall be ioynnc fhietbs OF all the votes ca) shall be
Speaker OF this House.
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The Hon. Sam Housros, senator from the State OF
Teras appeared in his seat in the Senate.
IN UNDERWOO asked leave to withdraw from the
6es OF the Senate the petition and papers OF Johnson
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Turkey hin Estate for Sale.

A. THIS valushe Estate is now offered Tor sale on
snsM terms that cannot fail to suit pn chasers Ii
%a& consists Of about sixty OF Land with
'enient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
ans through the centre OF said Farm, falls
act oone hundred and twenty feel 10
about 70 rods forming one OF the best Water Powers
Worcester County,
There are upon the premises three thorough built
td substantial Rock Dams, with Grst Saw Lathe, and
Jingle Mills, all in good running order The Mill Pond
one mile in length and extends from the road leading
New Braintree, TO that leading 10 Barre Half a mile
pove the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Poi, which is the
ain reservoir. For description OF this Pond Lake,
>se Typographical OF Massachusetts a as
From the best thority, and actual survey, would
announce To the public that this Water Power is amply
Efficient to move in the aggregate, FIVE hundred Cotton
Looms with all THAR attendant machinery, that amount
any other. The location is good and easy of access,
icing miles from the City Hall in Worcester, the
treat thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
aam, and New Braintree. if
The above as been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber those
has the liberty to refer to. 1t will be sold whole,
In seperatS privileges, as may best suit purchasers
For further particulars inquire Of The subscriber in
YswWOrcester, or Hon Isaac Davis Worcester,-Alhert
';urtis Esq., Nen Worcester, -ThOs. Bottomly ESQ.,
-etcester-A. B. Pike, ESQ.,. Providence r. I.,-smon
;, Grout, Esq, Schenectady NJ. Y,-Messrs Pratt,
towns & Scott, W0reester,-Willard Snow, ESQ Par
3n,--Daniel Coburn, Esq, LotoeH.
sasea CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dec. 20, 1913 dwtf
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valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated an WORCESTER, one mile from the City Hall.
IA THE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
s. of good Land, under ahgh of cultivation,
well stocked with all the various fruits adapted 10
climate expense having been spared procure the
est kinds the country would Afford The buildings
ood. The BARN is one The best in the County, 20 IT,
49, with 20 IT posts, and Gel under the whole II
WIS recently built at of CO thousand dollars. The
a1ildngs supplied with water brought in aqueduct
Theowner would divide it ii preferred, and sell part
either with without the buildings and portion would
sold, ifdesred in small lots Of from TO five acres,
nus afording eligible opportunity for thos who de-
build and have little Land for cuiyaon This
estate furnishes one of the best opportunities to be
lad for securing valuable properly the of
his hourshng city either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may tie made a, the
spy OFFICE dwtf Jan %
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FACTORY no LET.

~ IN SPENCER, table for Cotton Wooden
M Goods or other manufacturing mechanical
A purposes. Said Fac DRY is situated in the Centre
'illage OF Spencer, on never failing stream of water
giving sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
PREPARATION, more than sufficient for wooden
aachnery The building is So by 80 t. three stories and
ttc, nearly and In rs>Tae order with "a # brest
Wheel with main drums and belts. Connected with the
btve is new Dwelling House for two Teneneus, and
Land. fHtfttE fs
AMEs DRAPER, Esq of Spencer Of The subscribers in
Warren. KNOWLES & SHELLEY.
June III. dwtf
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To 4 TT

"a TIVE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
NH i known the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
Es;Sl pot 100 feet by 50-wil be fitted up accommo
late Lessee. track will be laid if DESIRED for
into basement.
Also. Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine ShoP-50 by 80 IT,
stories high with engine and engine attach
edand B!acksmihs Shop near, 40 by So feet slore.
high with yard roOm--w be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given Inquire the office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las MAR
StrAet diff Feb g
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a THE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
ss.M about mile south OF Grafton centre, conian
ing about IS acres Of good Landwel watered-the
}Gil ngs in good condition-ihe House large and
convenient for two families, with failing well OF
excellent water in the house-the Barn has been built
within few years The Farm is divided into Pasture.
Wood Land, Moving and Tilage. There is good Water
privilege the premises, where dam he raised with
flowing other premises. Said Farm win be sold low
n1 terms. For further Information apply to The
hscrber in Sutton centre, or to HESRY PRENTICE,
II the premises. HENRY b. HOWARD.
sutton, Dec s.. Ct e dwtf
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Houses and Lois.

THE Subscriber offers sale Forty Building Lots on
Laurel HILL one of the beautiful locations in the
ty. Prices running from (Si0OOO) hundred,
$1,000 0O) sixteen hundred dollars ALSO-One House
tuated on Laurel St., Elizabeth street, and
Shelby street, all and modern built, suitable tor
Ole or two families. d&wtf A. MERRIFIELD.t
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Farm for Sale.
Water Power 10 Let,

- TN New England Village, miles. from Worcester
IA near the Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
leicester Rail Road. The building is 20 by So feet
stories, well lighted and we'll supplied with water
so, the above R1ST MILL, nearly new. I'll e
ding is % by IS feet, with stories and attic
of Stone and Cracker has good run of custom
or four Tenemenls rented with the above, il de-
ed. g&fJ s*fNtt5.
also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
rent. ge T4
Any or all OF the above will be rented for
SMITH d. PRATT.
sew England Village. March 9. dw!f
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Be not Deceived.

4 LTHOUGH the time of prophets is past, yet there
IA are those who would deceive aad hUmbUg the public
by circulating false and sandercus reports hose who
would gain an honest living by industry, would take
ms opportunity TO iffom The public that did learn
my trade OF that young sprou neither have left the city
or slaie. but am engaged in the DAGGERREOTYP Pc
BUSINESS in the Rooms adjoining hose formerly oecu
pied by our worthy friend s. WILLIAMS So MAIN STREET,
where those who in of pictures obtain them
(from twenty-five 10 fifty cents cheaper) by passing few
steps from the top the first flight of stairs, to No.
in the same block than at any other place in Worcester
June 6. DIFF f. w MERRILL
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

IL A NEW and convenient Dwelling House. with
snsSR "A two Tenements. pleasantly located OF
Asl Main Street, within FIVE minutes walk of the City
Hall, and commanding delightful prospect of the city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal. Inquire ofHWIL-
LIAMS, No 29 Main Street, or OF D. BROWN, No. 5
Central Exchange. dIslf June g.
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THE subscribers having taken the YARD formerly occp
ped by b. BUFFUM, now offer for sale large as
sortnlent OF all kinds OF
BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER,
and would respectfully invite the attention OF all wanting
any thing in Iheie Inc TO their stock.
For the past week they have been receiving large
shipments from the east, and 1t has ARRIVED in excellent
order, and is ok sale al the lowest market prices g
Sningles-Sihingles.
1.0O0.O00 Double Extra Shaved CEDAR.
800 COZ ado DO do PINE.
zoo 600 do do Sawed Pine and Cedar
go 900 Extra Pine and Cedar Sawed and Shaved
Persons in wait of perfect covering for their roofs,
will find the arges tRnd hest assortment of Shingles in
our Yard at Washins1on Square which we will be happy
to furnish them on ihssbest of terms.
WORCESTER, mo. ION dwtf T. & o EARLE
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: REMOVAL.

&, REMOVAL.
.nR, E. A. KlTTREDGE has removed his
~ Office TO his new Hydropaihc institution, No. "a
FranHin Place, Franklin Street, BO,TON vapor, and
all kinds Of Unmedicaied Warm and Cold Baths always
in readiness at the Establishment s t'..lsy
Transient boarLerr IN dseases can IL DESIRED find
the best Of and treatment the house, ill
For such, two dollars per day. and upwards For perma
nen bonrdtrs from one 10 Two dollars per day. according
10 rooms, &c. dwtf May 29.
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sIpNEY, New JERSEY. JulY 10. is:

ftts ~ Sidney, New Jersey, July II, 1913.
d. A. IL. CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
OF me what has been the result in my case of the
application of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows
For about tTenty years had been suffering from Dys
pepsla Every year the symptoms became worse nor
could obtain permanent reeifrom any Of med
excellent men but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather. in the discharge of nay pastoral du
ties, become subject to Chronic rheumatism
which for year after year. caused indescribabe an
sulsh In the severer paroxysms the skill of my physi
cans sometimes afforded great relief but this res.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ECENTLY used In the manufacture Of No. 80 Printing
Coths, and now 10 good running order, consisting OF
Picker Wilton 4 sons make--20 Carjs--9 BreIkers-
Finishers-l Doubler-l Drawing France TnIntoE
->dcrs 10 heads each l6 Spinning Frames, i20o iys
ndies-2 pair Mules Of 456 and one OF IL sindes
SaFper-2 Dressers-6 Leems--l Cylinder and Dn1ei.
FINDERS, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
4 may be examined az any time on application 10 NJ
DissMoRE So Main Worcester. Forturtber par
"fhars inquire OF b. HOLBROOK, Holden
rec 70 d3faw Wise
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
"a A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT,
e1sAN IN suitably arranged and occupied genee
4@EA boarding house, pleasantly situated Main
street, will be rented Immediately together with all
furniture and fixtures OF the house. The present
may he retained and the OF the premises boarded
For further Information apply az the OF Eden and
Sudbury streets. July 2.
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Drugs and Medicines.


WE take pleasure in announcing to the public
~ that we have taken the Store long occupied
Drug shop, On The corner Of MAIN AND FRONT STREET
htted it up aBew-supplied it with choice and well
selected stock OF FA MILY MEDICINES, and are
now prepared to furnish any and every thing line
our patrons We shall pay particular attention to the
retail part of our business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with The utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES OF any value con always
be found at Store, In addition to stock of Drugs
and Medicines, furnish Tooth, Nail Hair, Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES,t at the very lowest rates
PERFUMERY
VI all Understanding every preparation for the Hair
&c. SOAPS COSMETICS in great variety.
COLOGNE WATER
Of our own and foreign manufacture in any quantity by
the bottle or by the gallon Also, all OF LUBlNS EX-
TRACTS for the handkerchief together with var.ou
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS
Best European LEECiES always on hand.
CONNECTION ERY Il all kinds.
a d SCOTT, JR, & CO.,
No. PSI Main, corner OF Front Street.
WGEcester. Feb 22 1919 wow dtf
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ASANK COMMISSIONERS. The Governor, with
lfce OF the Council, has appointed Charles H
Arren OF Boston, Joseph 5. Cabot OF Salem, and
Forge S. Boutwell, OF Groton TO be Bank Com
Issioners. under the Act OF May I'd, ls49.
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CHANCE.
House for Sale

-, A new and valuable house, of two TenemeBts
IN N stu eted on Carr oil street nearly opposite the
Id Laurel street Church. For particulars enquire on
ie'premses. II June 20 DIFF
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Nervous Diseases.

which complaints arise from simple cause namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
I 90 In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and Med.
zines increase The disease for they weaken the vital en-.
srgies OF the already Frustrated system while under
the strengthening lfegying valizng influence of Gal
coyery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health strength elasticity and Yigor
The great peculiarly and excellence of
DIR. Chl Galvanio Curatives,
consists in the fact that they and cure disease by
OWard application in place of the usual mode of drug
cling and physcking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection
They strengthen the achOie system, egVqlze the circu
fatfOn Of the Cood promote the Secfeos and neuer do
the shest injury under any circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three years Snce
more than
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TWO FRONT ROOMS on MAIN STREET, a few door
north OF the Post Office Inquire at this Office.
June %. .4 dtf
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among winch
were large number Of ladies' who peculiarly sub
iect to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain!
To illustrate the Of the GAIIVANIC BELT, sup
pose the case of person afflicted with that bane of civil
cation, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chrome or Nervous
Disorder. In ordinary cases. stimulan taken which,
by their action the and muscles Of the stom
ach afford temporary relief but which leave the patient
in lower state and with injured faculties after the
ton thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the
BELT Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the worse
symptoms of attack and simply tie the Belt around
the body using the Magnetic Fluid as directed. In a
short period the nsensihe perspiration will act on tho
positive element of the Belt thereby causing Galvanic
circulation which will pass to the negative and thence
back again to the positive, thus keeping up continu
Galvanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PERdA
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS is OFTEN AM.
OF YEARS
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For sale In Worcester ty ihsAgents M. d GREEN
andJ GREEN Co M dM& swenpiy Nov s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-19

THE CouRr OF APPEALS have aunonnc-
ed the following decisions in cases hereto.
fore argued:
In EQUIrY.-Ryau VS.. Jamison, Jsmi.
son vs.. Keilt.-Decree modified.
DurauI s. Wife VS.. Sally.-Appeal dis.
missed.
Morgan 8, Wife VS.. Glover.-Appea
dismissed.
Bush vs. Bush Decree modified.
Kent vs.. Houser.-kppeal dismissed
Collier VS. Collier.-Ord to Courl
Of Errors at nexr Term.
Holman & Wife vs.. Fort.-Decree mo-
dified.
GuisuarI ads. Mayrant.-Decree mo-
difed.
Lang VS.. Brevarf.-Decree modified
Waterman vs.. Kennerly.-Appeal dis
missed.
In LAW -Hook g. Wife ads. Golson.-
New trial granted.
Keuel ads. C!ayton.-Mo,ion refused.
: Hubbard ads. Goode, Kernashau ads.
Same. Morinns refused.
Srrom vs.. Characterization refused.
Provost ads. Richardson. Motion re-
fused.
McCreary ads. Wiliams.-Motion re-
fused.
Lanneau VS.. WiIIiams.-Motion grant
cd.-Columbia Telegraph.