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ELECTIONS.

NDiANA-Loss of another Wig Member Of Con,
gFtSs'-Joseph A. Wrgh, has been elected Governor
ana James II. Lane Lieut. Governor by an increased
majority from the last election.
ueorge W. Julian, The Free Soil candidate, is elected
from the iV'h tCaeb B. Smths) District, by 200 ma.
Iorl'y over the Wing candidate.
Edward W. McGaughy (Whg)i is elected from the
'Ilh District by 1000 majority, over Grafton f. Cook,
erly, Dem.
VIM Brown Pok's Cd Assislent Postmaster Gem
era is again elected 10 Congress frem the vlh District
oy majority OF 600 over Herod, the independent
Wing candidate.
ursham N. Fitch, Dem. is elected from the IXth
oalhears District by the small majority of $50 over
williamson Wright, The Wing nominee.
Cyrus l., Durham is elected in the lid (ieney'sl Dis
'nct, by 200 majority over VIM. M. Dunn, Wing.
The Democrats have small majority IN The Legisla>
lure. a,9
SECOND DIsTRIcT-The returns as far as received
IN cate that c. l.. Danham, Dem, elected by 10 MAJ
jority.
In the lst District Nathaniel Aberson The Democrats
l. candidate, is elected over Elisha Embree, Wing.
KENTUCKY. With District, Newton Lane, D.m., in
place of G Duncan, Wing.
IVtb D strict, George A. Caldwell, Dem, in place Of
A. Buckner. Wing
LIST district, Linn Boyd, Dem. elected. No opposi
ton.
| lhh District ]. S. Johnson, Wing, elected
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GREAT FIRE IN PLATTsBuRGH destructive
fire occurred the south end of Main street Paisbnrob
N Y, last Thursday night, which destroyed everything
as lar north as the house, and as far east as the
bridge Every building both sides of the street was
consumed AT least t~o>thirds Of the business part Of
the town has been destroyed. The loss is very heavy
I've fre originated in an Irish grorery from hrowi 9
a igtted cigar lnto spltioon filed with saw dust.
There were IN all sixty>fve buildings burnt Among
them were thirty Including those of L. Myers, D. Ketch.
um Who's d Crosby, Palmer Sons NJ. X Plat, & Co.
Bailey Fitch T. Cook, Nicholas & Lynde, w. H. Nor.
gan& Son t. Convoy, w. Reed, aud S F. Vllos.
The Post Office and Bank are also reported burnt
The less is immense but considera lie exten, GOV.
cred by insurance
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Eg7 The New York Courier & Enquirer relates
the following, as illustrating the ravages OF cho.
era in that city:
A lew days since child belonging TO young
mechanic residing in the upper part of the CITY
was attacked with the cholera, and died in few
hours. On the succeeding day the second child
was attacked with the same maiady, and on the
following day she also died. The third child the
youngest and the only one remaining, was taken
down the same day, and while the mother was al.
tending upon her, she also was attacked by the
same disease, brought on by care and anxiety,
and another day had scarcely elapsed, before she,
too, was numbered with the dead. The remain.
ing child fingered for day or two longer, when
1t followed its mother to the world Of spirits.
Thus, in the short space of week, was a loving
husband and father deprived ofthe partner OF his
joys and sorrows, and left chiidless and alone to
pursue his journey through life. We have heard
OF another case 10 the upper part Of the city,
where man was deprived OF his wife and three
children, while the fourth Wis not expected to
i've from one hour to the next.
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Cholera Record.


AT Boston, Saturday, 10Th deaths we're reported of
which were Americans and Is foreigners
The deaths in Boston or the week ending Saturday
noon, Aug. II were males, l22; females, Il8; total
4o; children under years of age IS; Americans II
Foreigners and children of Foreigners l69 OF which 81
we're by cholera @
AT Montreal, 10Th ntermeuts from cholera reported
today.
Al Quebec, last report 49,
AT New York, Saturday, sc new cases Of cholera and
81 deaths
AT Philadelphia, Friday, l9 cases and deaths.
The cholera has disappeared from most Of the towns
on the Missouri. There is some increase of the disease
in ST Louis during the last few days, Though but few
of tie cases proved fatal
AlCnclnnai the ntefments Tor the II hours IS daysl
ending noon Wednesday,, were 49, OF which 10 W, re
IRON cholera and 10 from other diseases
The cholera still RACES Quincy, liz The aggregate
number OF deaths is 200
AT Albany, Friday 10 cases and deaths.
81 Loms, august g. Deaths from cholera for the
week ending on Monday, 81 from the 23L Of April to
August6 1900.
AT Providence, 10th, Eight deaths from cholera.
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INDrFrERrNcs TO DEArH. The Cincipna

Commercial relates abe following:
AS one Of our reporters was riding down the
hill from st. Joseph's grave yard, he met rude
vehicle drawn by single horse, and in il a cot.
nm containing the remains of probably stranger.
The driver was in his shirt sleeves, and ast9ide
the jaded animal. while sitting upon the cof; n in
the wagon was dirty boy about fourtee en- We srs
OF age, playing jeacs harp! And both man
ana BOY seemed as merry as though they were
on their way TO iroc instead OF the eternal rest.
ing place oil mortality. Truly, habit beoe,s in.
difference, and pestilence. like war, seem 10 nh.
literate the feelings Of solemnity which naturallv
belong to the human heart''
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xT-ee Soil nomination for Congress.
mo the Free pemOoracy Of NIassaehusetts.

m Notice is hereby given that State Convention
IF the Free Soil Party of Massachusetts will be held al
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September u h.
al 10 o'clock TO nominate candidates for Goveno7 and
Lieutenant Governor; and TO take such other measures
as may be deemed important to the cause OF Freedom
The several cities and towns OF the Commonwealth
are requested choose delegates to the Convention III
the proportion of three for every representative in the
General Court to which they arehy law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested to take all ncedlu steps to
full delegation to the Convention.
By order Of the Free Soil Stale Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman.
M SIsRga L Marrgs. ia }sserstaries,
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Valuable Real Estate,
AT AWICTWON

WILL. be sold at Pubic Auction, the premises, on
w Tuesday the 14tk day of august merit 10 o'clock
H. NJ valuable lot OF land for either cultivation building
situated within mile ;he City Hail. Souihbrdg Street,
aud containing between and eight The situation
Of the most beautiful that be found the vicinity
being gentle elevation, which commandsa fine view al
most the whole city Of three RAN roads for considerable dis
ance and extensive prospect Of the surrounding country
Ills well situated for dividing into ots and will be sold together
Otherwise will suit purcha Terms will be made easy
For further particulars inquire of WILLARD EARLE.
Worcester, July IS, 1s49. w3wdlw
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LEMONS AND LEMONADE. II ought 10 be known
and remembered, that the acid Of the lemon, and lem
onade drink, extreme " rerncious and have in
several well aested cases, produced cholera Howevs
er harmless beverage under ordinary circumstances
lemonade should be avoided during the cholera season.
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CAss LETTER IN Wisconsin. The Green Ban
Adcocate strong iiunke paper makes the follow, no
assertion
!" The principles OF that party (the Free Soil
partly were then during the lite Presidential
camPaign,) and are now the principles OF the De-
mocracy, and there was no earthly necessity OF
dividing our party on that ground''
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TRIUMPH Saturday mail brought us accounts of
the election of George w Julian, the Free Soil cand,
date, in the district represented in the last Congress bv
Ndeo D. smith, Who after making great professions Of
Free San opinions, &c. finally skunk into Tayorism,
l"e same ma brought accounts OF the loss TO the Tay>
lorl'es OF TWO representatives in X, nlueky. Tuey also
claim TO We gained Two districts, the second and hind
The probability now is, that the Taylor and Cass men
VIII be about equally balanced in the next House o,
Representatives, and the Free Soil men, about twenty
IN number will very certainly hold tie balance of power
IN their hands.
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sAvE YOUR EGG SHELLS. Eggs that are
to be used tor buildings, custards, SC, should be
nicely cleaned before they are broken, with
cloth dipped in strong vinegar. Then, if after
being emptied OF all but the white that always
remalns sticking TO the inside, the shells are
spread out and dried, they serve we'll tor clear
ing coHee as lslngiass, or any other substance
generally used for that purpose, with additional
advantage that it costs nothing but little fore.
thought
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ABUSE OF MAGNEsIA People should be
very careful in the use OF Magnesia LISA yerv
dangerous substance to use, and there are too
many, We believe, who use it for the stomach for
!" heart burn" who do not know the dangers at.
tending its employment for that purpose. The
use OF it has been the cause OF many cases of
/" stone," and il has been discovered that the ter
rible disease in Switzerland called Goitre. ia due
TO the action OF magnetism salts on the system of
the inhabitants-the salts being founk in solution
with the waters of the Swiss valleys.
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CHEsHRE RAILROAD. The business upon
this road mas been rapidly increasing since the lst
OF May, Notwithstanding the general depression
in all departments OF business, and this, too,
though the Rutland road is not yet opened to
point which turns the travel and freight OF West.
ern Vermont in this direction. Probably three
iourths OF the travel and business OF Western
Vermont still takes its own course, via ALBANY to
New York and Boston, being secured at present
that way by the construction Of the Troy and
Whitehall Railroad. The balance of it seeks the
Central road, and is divided now between this line
and the Northern" In few weeks the Rut
land will be opened TO Ludlow, when the Chesh.
ire will begin to realize the great increase OF bust.
ness destined ultimately TO pass over its line. We
understand The eceipts in May, on the Cheshire
road were over $4,000, and in June, l5. OOO.-
Keene Sentinel.
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10 Purchasers Of Real Estate for occupation, invest
ment, speculation, will 90 well to attend the sale on
Souhbridge street Tomorrow (see advertisement y
The situation is elevated and beautiful, and in every le
spect well adap ed TO build upon.
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Ut The steamer Canada, which sailed from Boston
on the i3lh uli, and from Halifax the 2Oih reached
Liverpool on The 28lb-making the passage from Hill.
Tx 10 Liverpool in 7 81 days!
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SUSPICION. There is as much truth as poe
try in the following, from Dickens Curiosity
Shop -" Thus it will always happen that these
men OF the world, who 60 through it in armor,
defend themselves from quite as much good as
evil; to say nothing OF the Inconvenience and
absurdity OF mounting guard with microscope
at all times, and of wearing coat of mail on the
most innocent occasions
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Straved or Stolen.

- 1OAnyOW VI NIUIGUy
RETWEEN the 18th and 30th OF july, dur.
~ ing the absence of the owner, THREE BLUE AND
WHITE TUMBLER PIGEONS If they have yoluns
ary taken their abode among strangers The finder by
leaving word at this office, where they may found shall
he suitably rewarded; but they have been involunary
mprise ned it hoped that they will be set at liberty
Also, left aboat the same time, WHITE RUFF.
Aug. IL. C.. A. CHASE
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THE CrLTiVAvoR. TbeAugus, number OF this cap
ital agricultural periodical published by L. Tucker at
Albany, is at hand. contains, usual, great var
ETY. Of excellent information, adapted the wants of the
EARNING community.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


fTHIIE firm Of BRADLEY d RICE is dissolved this day
by mutual consent, and OsGooD BRADLEY is h reby
au' horzed TO settle the husin, of the late frm
oSGUOD BRADLEY.
EDWARD Is. RICE.
Worcester, Aug. 10, le49. 81. AIS
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MoFLMENrs OF Gen. TAILOR. Gen. Taylor ar
rived at liImore Thursday evening from Washington
and was escorted to Barnum's Hotel. Friday IN ming
he left accompanied BY Gov. Johnston and Dr. Wood
ans proceeds TO Lant aser Penn.
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NOTlCE.

HE copartnership heretofore existing between Der.
L RAH CURTIS, AARON WHITE, ANSON JOHN
SON, GEORGE STAPLES, under the name of the
ProU dence and Worcester Stage Company was dissolved
on the LIST day Of JAN, le4S. ANSON JOHNSON.
Aug: IS, 1919. AARON WHITE.
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In Barre, July &c. Mrs Lucreta wife of Mr. Charles R.
Lamb, 81 "
In xhrdge, July H. Barton Cook Esq. So.
In Millvie, July TO- Mrs Caroline, wife of Mr William
p. Walden and daughter OF the late Benoni Taft %.
In New York, Aug 7h, George Oscar youngest son OF
Time thy b. Abbott, Is IHos. and 10 days.
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% Charles Sprague, returning note 10 the Rev.
John Pierpont, which he had paid at the Globe Bank
Boston, wrote the following coupIet on the envelope:
- Behold wonder seldom seen by men
Lines Of no value from John Plerpont's pen"
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MARRIED..

MAItINAEUs
In Woonsocket, July 2Sd, Mr. Ffanklin Knox to Miss
Eliza q Walker, both OF MIIlbury.
In Westminster, July 80, MIR Charles r. r. Clsf1in of
NorthbOro to Miss Emma G ii. Lock
In Ftchburg July 25th, Mr. Charles s Travers to Mrs
Sarah J. Bea both OF Gardner.
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~ Mrs. Col West Hendrckson, Of Harrison, o
lately gave birth to three sons, Wesie, l2lbs, Worm,
l-2 lbs, and Washington, 7 8 lbs. The n her and
family al last accounts. were doing well.
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BosToN VALUATION. Amount OF real and personal
estate in The city of Boston for the year l849
Real Estate SlO2 800 800
Personal Estate 7l,2l8l00
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~ Ones The powder mills near Sunnoytown, Pa
exploded on the I'd INST causing the death Of per-
sons.
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EMPTY HOUSES IN CIScikNATI lis stated that
there notices. than twenty-five hundred houses in
Cincinnati to let this time, the nlabirnts having fed
from the prevailing epidemic.
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Scientific Intelligence. 1t is stated that Mr.
Frankland has made discovery of what he calls
ehyt, or the base OF ether; and it is thought that
ms base will tend to the eucidation OF many in
vowed questions connected with the phenomena
OF etherification, and will prove of great value to
all chemists.
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astonishing cure for consumption as the
old lady said when she sprinkled snuff over her
mince pies.
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Sl74 10000

Number of polls 1897. Increase over 184s-Prop.
erty, sc ,3809O polls SOL Pro rata sc SO for 1000
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CO The specie in the banks in New York city is said
to be nearly double their circulation.
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u The directors Of The Free Academy in New York
have adopted photography as Of the studies Of lie
institution.
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E-y traveller at a hotel rose from his bed at
night to examine the weather, but instead of look.
ing out at the sky, thrust lis head through glass
window ola cupboard Landlord cried the as
tonlshed man." this is very singular weather; the
night is as dark Egypt, and smells of cheese
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ESg The result OF the election in Tenne ssee
causes sombre reflections in the N Y. Tribune.
1t thinks if things go after the present fashion
that the president will grasp but broken sceptre,
and that the plan OF the wings for carrying on the
government is something like the Dutchman's,
VINO, having mired his wagon on a Doggy road
hitched span OF horses to each and whipped I'M
both ways.-BOStOn Post
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hEMARKABLE STATEMENT. An eminent
physician OF Paris, DR. Ronet, has written to a
professional brother in this town, statements so
startling In reference to the results of very SIM
pie mode OF treating, in the worst stages, the dis.
ease now so fatally prevalent in Paris, that we
deem it our duty at to lay it before the pub.
ic The letter, OF which the following is trans.
ation, is dated Paris, June 49, 81 think it nv
duty to inform my professional brethren, that, in
a great number OF patients affected with the cho-
lera in the last stage, that is to say when the pull.
saion OF the heart, and the movement OF the pulse
are absent, and in the commencement of the blue
stage, have succeeded in restoring the action OF
me heart and in recovering the patient from the
blue stage, by administering at intervals OF half
an hour, four cups OF hot and sweetened infusion
oil the common line tree, mint, balm or chamo.
mile, &c, in each OF which cup OF infusion were
four drops OF volatile alka, making 10 drops,
which the patient may take in two hours. The
reaction is almost instantaneous. The pulse com.
mehces instantaneously to beat, rather irree ular.
~ at hrst 1t is true, but afterwards with force.
the blue state disappears. the body, face and ex
tremities are covered with hot and copious sweat.
and in few hours the patient is entirely out of
Danger. 1T is frequently necessary to combat the
reaction when it becomes too strong, bv the az
Sis'ance oil bleeding. Liverpool Albion.
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lhh District, is. johnson, Wing, elected
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Juvenile Singing SchOOI.

VJNIE term OF Mr.. EDW'D 5. NAsoN's Singing
O'clock 1T the LECTURE Room Of tho OLD SoUTH CHURCH
Thorough instruction will be given in tho Elements Of
Music and much attention will be paid the development
of the vocal organs, and the cultivation of correct taste in
musical expression.
TIL SECOND, or ADVANCED Class for YOU'VE LADIES,
will commerce the afternoon ut NO. WARREN
HALL, in which instruction win be given in the art Of
reading music sight, and the cultivation OF the voice. &C.
The terms will consist of "a lessons. Tuition for each
class 81 90 d Worcester, Sept. %.
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Grace Greenwood upon Girihood Reflection
suggested by seeing some OF the modern Salem
watches:-
III one hasa corps de reserre OF mental re-.
sources anu heart riches, 10 step in aud fiji up
me ranks, as the blooms and attractions of youth
give way, why 1t is all very W ell, and shows good
kseneraship In this short struggle witt, time which
49,. Ues , nave named the "batle of liie," but
skrmishing, wi,hho glory aud no rpoiIs. sndtoI.
.oweo WIN endless marching and countermarcb.
lng, vi some morning when no reveillc awskes
roll call. "e ~ 'he
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
We make the following xtract from the Spring

VI WaHe Tue IuIIU"Ihg EXTRACT from the SPRING.
fell Republicans account OF this Convention
/ Never were the doings OF political convoca-
ton more the action ol one man, than those of
this Convention OF the Massachusetts, democracy.
One mind governed it from the start. One man
gave tone to its entire action. The delep ate
seemed to have only assembled TO re- istef his de
crees. There was little outbursi OF opposition,
one slight effort TO throw off the yoke, it
was put down at his bidding: AMI those Who had
dared to open their mouths against the purposes
OF the controlling ruler, shrunk back in their
seats, aud permitted themselves to be insued in
silence.
This ruling parsonage, -thisd spot of the Con
vention, was no other than Benjamin +. Hallett
lie it was, that, with the greatest pl DECISIONS OF
allowing everything to be done by the tree ac
ton and will OF the delegates, carved out and ex
ecuted their entire proceedings.
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Negroes Running otcny from the Blessings
Of SforeTy. Eight slaves attempted TO cross the
Ohio River below Maysyilie, ON the night of the
10Th inst, IN order TO get into Ohio and secure
their freedom. There were too many OF them
Tor the skiff. which upset. and four were drown
ed. The other four chung to the bottom oil the
boat and cried fer help, which came TO them ia
the shsPe OF gentleman who had them all put
IN Jail for their masters. Another slave. who
was helping them across, was flogged to the ex-
tent OF the lAw-38 lashes
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Worcester DaiIy .YOuV0aT.

OWING IL the pected amount of patronage which
" the subscriber has received and with view of brings
Ing out the paper III acceptable orm he has con-
cded 10 deter its pub ication until Monday October L.
Advertisements received the City Auction Room No.
l55 NJ ain Street, and at 2O6 Main Street, up stars.
Sept %. dis j. H. EVERETT.
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EFFECT OF IMAGTNATIoN. We mentioned
few days ago, that an Irish woman called at the
City Marsha's Office, aud asked for piece of the
rope with which man hung himself on a wharf
near Charlestown bridge, for the purpose, as size
said, OF curing the Kings evil. The rope was
given to her, and she kept it tied round her
body for the space OF three days. Wednesday,
the rope was returned by the womans husband.
WHO stated that his wife had entirely recovered
an that the troublesome humor had disappeared.
Courier
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Pocket ROOk stolen.

kNRnM the subscriber, In Worcester on Thursday Fept.
20 h. containing small SUN of money, a mortgage
deed and mortgage note ami some papers Of 10 value
except TO the subscriber. WhOvrr will return the above
to the Spy Oce, the Subscriber shall be suitably
rewarded. JOSEPH H. PUTNAM.
sutton, Sept %, 1919 d6lA
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A Row. There was a. lite riot on board the
steamer Empire State on Saturday, between
New York and Newport. A company OF U. S
recruits was on board, on their way to Fort AID
ans, ard soon after the boat left they commenced
shoniing, yelling, and making other demonstra-
tons OF riot, and setting their officers at defanre
Several articles of height were broken open,
and ademijohn containing camphene seized un-
der the supposItion tha'it was rum. OF this the Y
drank freely, one man dying OF its effects, and
several other suffering severely
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TAXES IN CAMBRIDGE. The total valua-
ton OF this city the present year, .667 272
The whole number.ot Polls, is 1922. The arg.
est individual tax, by resident, is paid by Prot.
Andrews Norton, who is taxed 1884 81. Col.
VIM. p. Winchester is a non resident, and is tax
ed 1892 40