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J. *. CLARK, MD,
II v WI We . u A u Ill L. HYSICIA AN.

J. X. CLARK, Nd,
HO Nj E THO PHYSICIAN.
Office Removed to his Residence,
ISL mousse on the north side Of Walnut St.,
o (recentiy occuPied ty DR.. hfiteT.
81 TO 10 O'Clock P M
heleTenceS-C. II. Skif. NJ D.. New Haven. CT; VIM
ingalls,, ID Boston; Charles Walker, ID .Northamp
gh; q w. Swazey, d., and Rev. R. II Conklin,
0prnene'd Col Jas Esubrook, A Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, Mays. DIR
j. HOOKER, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Once and Residence, No Park Street.
DIR: HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
ana OF The adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
oy hmse aud 'ocs patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
lie w not trust the dispensing Of Medicine the care of
himself thus avoiding to Patient and Physician
'aa l. DIFF
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RAW STATE SHAWLS,

A SPLENDID assortment of Bay State and other style
N Long and Square Shawls, at the lowest prices ut
Nv ID DIV CHAMBERLINS.
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WANTED.S.
BOarders Wanted.
Situation Wanted,

YOUNG WOMAN, accus omed 10 general homework,
wishes 10 obtain place. Inquire at JAMES O'CON-
NOR'S, Sc Front street. If Nov. /.
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: inetU y sloop oi-war Dale which sailed from
san francisco for the United States on the goth
OIL March, has $500 900 in gold dust on board.
Nearly the whole Of Capt Suffers 1000 BUSH
els oil grain rotted in the field for want of hands
70 harvest it. The price Of Flour at the diggings
when Mr. Parrot lett was SO per lb. though at
san francisco il was down to $40 per Dbl.
"A Boston man named Tyler, son of Bostcn
auchoneer ofthat name, purchased sort OF shed,
and started the FIRST auction store in the place.
The novelty OF the thing attracted crowds, and he
soon did very profitable business. Two or three
Peter Funk establishments soon started up aud
entrapped many Of the green miners who came
down from the diggings. So fast is the progress
OF civilization in California.
Mr.. Parrot, who has spent nearly twenty
years OF his life on the Pacific Coast displays a
thorough knowledge Of the condition of CaIitor-
MA and an entire confidence in the vast extent of
her mineral wealth. Some years ago he was Of
tered the whole Of the ground now occupied by
San Francisco for about $1,000
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% Panama must be poor place for taors,
GLACIERS, and milliners, to judge from the follow
ing facts in letter from that city TO the Hanp-
shire Gazette
"Children up to II or IA years of age, throng
the streets in a state of nudity-an economical
fashion for poor folks, and one that saves the la.
Dor of washing dirty clothes. There are no win
dows or glass to obstruct the free circulation of
air in this country Linen is worn altogether by
the gents, and muslin by the ladies'. 1t is no
place for mllliner's shop, as there are no bon.
nets worn.''
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FEARFUL MORTALITY. On the plantation
of Mr.. James Miller, Waterproof, La, during
the last few days, thirty-nine out OF forty ne
groes on the plantation died of Cholera The
disease entirely baffled medical skill medicine
would not act at all; hearty negro would be ta-
ken slightly i'll, vomiting would shortly ensue,
without any purging, and in two or three hours
the poor negro would be cold and dead
NJ, o. BLLletiu 1871.
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ANOTHER DIscovERY.-A learned Belgian,
M. Mainple, has recently discovered very sim
pie means of distinguishing between real and
apparent death. 1t consists in creating a small
burn; il there is life, blister is always formed
even in the absence of apparent sensbility. If
death has already interviewed, nothing of the kind
OccurS
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GREAT FREIGHrTRAIN. Yesterday. the
largest freight train came over the Stony Brook
Railroad which has ever been known to come
from New York. 1t numbered fifty three cars.
and the freight weighed one hundred and sixty.
two tons. Among the articles OF freight were
eight hundred and eighty one barrels OF flour
from New York, for Blanchard & Co., OF this civ.
The flour came on the Western road from ALBANY
to worcester. LOaCeu Courier.
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FROM SAN FRANCIsCo.-NEwY YORK, May
~. The accounts OF the arrivals OF steamers
California and Oregon at Panama from San Fran
cisco confirmed Their mails are at the 18th
mus, awaiting the arrival OF a steamer at Cha
gres. "A lump Of gold brought by Lieut. Beale,
weighed eight pounds.
The Mobile Register contains the following
California news to the 9th OF April:-Plans were
on loot to establish regular line of mails through
California. There were so vessels at San Fran.
cisco, with new arrivals daily.
The town OF San francisco was under great
excitement, from rumors af1oat that the military
was preparing to attack it, and Gen. Smith had
abolished all measures of safety taken by the
legislature. The Alcalde and all the council of
the town had been displaced by Justices OF the
Peace, and disorder was reigning in all branch.
es OF the administration, which was attributed to
the conduct OF their late governor, Colonel Ma.
son.
Another mutiny had occurred on board ship
Ohio, and Commodore Jones had put the mutt
neers in irons.
ADDITIONAL. The latest dates from San
francisco, are to the 14th of April at which time
the steamer Oregon left California. She arrived
at San Bias on the 22d-leit on the 9th and ar.
rived at Panama on 9th May, after touching at
Acapulco for water The steamers California
and Oregon would both leave Panama for ian
francisco in about ten days. 1t is said that the
oregon has on board about $3.50 900 in gold dust
New ORLEANS, May 23.- No progress made
In stopping the crevasse-efforts vigorously con
hnued-water stll rising The flood extended
whiting three squares OF the river-Carondele eft
street and Charities street are seriously menaced.
The water in Bayou and John streets is but three
inches lower than during the great inundation of
1881. There are great fears OF the levee break
ing along the canal
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Ey The sums paid for advertising by some OF
the dealers in Patent Medicines in New York il
almost incredible. The Editors of the New
York Sun state that DIR. Townsend has paid them
ten thousand dollars within the last four wears for
advertising; and we have understood that Sands's
great Sarsaparilla establishment in that CITY. ex.
ponds annually some seventy FIVE thousand dol.
lars in advertising in different papers through the
country. The amount paid by Dr. Townsend for
advertising during the last four years is SAID 10 be
over two hundred thousand dollars Large sums
Of money are also expended, in engaging the SER
wees OF persons to write their advertisements.
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MEAN MAN. We have heard Of mean
men in our day, but correspondent OF the ST.
Louis Reveille menti,ns one TO whom must be
yielded the palm t'e
Talk about mean men! Why, there is that
Bill Thompson, he's the meanest man / ever
heard on. Bill was a constable there. WbvI
don't you think, he had-an execution against me
Tor a little matter of groceries, and he came out
and leyelled on my old 'omans ducks. and he
wanted me 70 drive 'em up for him. told him
TO catch 'em himself; and he chased 'em round
and round the house, and every time he'd catch
duck, ned set down aud wiring its head off and
charge mileage @
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u Some Of the Taylor papers have been taking
credit TO the administration for the appointment of j. S.
Skinner, formerly Editor of Tie American Farmer 10
the charge Of Agricultural Statistics ia the Patent Off.
ce. ltturns out, however, be another person who
was appoInted--one F G Skinner.
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ELoPE MENT CASE. A Mr.. Turner and Mrs
Mccain, who disappeared from Uxbridge last
fall, recently turned up at Albany, where thew
were keeping grocery, and living as man and
wife, The woman took off with her trunk con.
tanning $500, belonging to her husband--tbem mon
ey was used to buy out the grocery, and the trunk
was found in their possession, and on complaint
OF MIR Mccain, Turner has been committed for
trial.
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ES correspondent OF the Belfast Journal tells
OF amusing incident which happened at Aupusta
the other evening. Two gentlemen met. each
unknownto the other, when one asked the other
It ne knew "where Mr. John Hodgdon could be
lound" "You probably mean John Hodgdon Of
Aroostook, President of the Senate'' aNo, I'm
that John Hodgdon myself" F" We'll Tn, the
ether one, the Representative from LncolnviIle.
Boston Times.
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New ORLEANS SEREEADERs. The Springfield
Republican, judicious and cautious paper, speaks
Warmly of The musical performances Of this company.
Il says: "they are the best troupe we have ever had
amongst us They give their first concert in this city,
at Warren Hail. this evening
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FIRE.-A fire occurred at Warren, N H., on
the 9th Of May, destroying the dwelling house
OF Mr.. Vowel Leathers. The wife OF Mr.
Leathers, blind woman, persisted in the flames,
there being no men about at the time of the con
ffagration to rescue her, HdverhtH Repatblicnn.
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Levee at Waldo Hall

me LADIES Of The Zion METHODIST socIgrv ~ r..
onange street. intend holding Levee at WAIDo Hail
~ aousDAf May 3! Any and all donations viii he
O'Clock IN the afternoon and in the Evening ~
May "a a" ociocA n
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E5 The fine steamer {. America . reached this
city last evening from New Orleans Her off
GERS report having buried twenty-one or twenty
two persons on her way up, who died en- board,
OF cholera st. Louis Rev., Nav Iofh
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tB% Gen. Taylor is said to be brushing up his
Latin, and is now reading Cicerco-ssDe O6ici,s''
"a work about the fishes Or g the Offices -
from which Gen. Harrison is supposed to have
quoted "the remark Of Roman consul - past
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STEAM Mill BURNT. The Boxboro' and West
Acton ste m mill, in West Acton totally destroyed
about ten O'Clock on Thursday night The fac tory be-
longed to David b Reyes, Of Lowell, loss about TO-
OO0-nsured $500. The buildings were occupied by
many mechanics, who lost all their tools.
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G5P Manganese, heretofore found in this county only
IN Vermont has recently been dscoveredin Berks coun>
ty Pa. The is said to be Of The richest quality
yielding ninety per cent. Of pure metal.
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u So great is the dread Of the cholera in the vicinity
ofCnclnnat that, the 18th inst there were moi three
county people in market
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Eco PoNE. Three eggs, quart of Indian
meal, large table spoonful OF fresh butter,
small tea spoonful OF salt, half pint or more OF
MIX Beat the eggs light and mix them with
MIX tnen Sur In gradually the Indian meal, ad-
ding salt and butter. Ii must not be barter hrt
soft dough, just thick enough to be stirred well
WIN spoon. II too thin, add more Indian meal.
IL 100 sun, thin it with little more m,lk. Beat
or sur 1t long and hard. Butter tin or iron nan.
put the mixture into it, and set the pan immedi
a'eiy into an oven, which must be moderately
not at hrst, and the heat increased Afterwards
a Dutch oven Is the best TOR the purpose. II
should bake an hour and halt or two hours. in
proportion to its thickness. Send it to the table
not ana cut into slices. Eat with butter or mo.
lasses. -Eachange.
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u An eye Indignantly diseased, was successfully
cut out at Cincinnati last week. while the patient zas
under the influence of chloroform
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CAPITAL Trial. Thursday, June H. is assigned
BY the Supreme Judicial Cour for the trial Of Sueeer
now in our jail for the murder Of his wife in South,
bridge.
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The CHOLERA. The New York Board of Health
yesterday, reported new cases of cholera and
two deaths since the last report
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ID The Dover Enquirer says that there has not been
death in that town the Goth April period OF
more than four weeks, which is remark able for town
having 10 600 inhabitants
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JENNY LIND The Charleston Mercury of the 18Th
inst says that letter received in that city states that
Jenny Lind intends shortly pay visit to this coun>
try
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CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS. The fol-
lowing additional appointments, have transpired
Charles Russell, OF Princeton, weigher and gau-
ger; Robert Richardson, of Dorchester; --
Muproe, of Lynn; Thomas Wentworth, of Low
ell; James Bird, of Charlestown; Andrew j
Loud, and George w. Mcclellan, inspectors =
David Homer, night inspector.
Boston Journal
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U5 The accounts from California which we pubs h
this morning, will be found highly interesting. They
are copied from the New York Tribune. Proceeding
as they do from public officers of our government, d.
recy from the gold region, entire confidence may be
placed in them.
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10 From the LIST TO the ped Of May, there were 65
deaths in Chicago, Of which 81 were from cholera.
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FACTS IN PHYSIOLOGY. Elephants live for
two, three, and even four hundred years. A
healthy, full grown elephant consumes thirty
pounds OF grain per day.
Bats, in India, are called flying foxes and
measure six feet from tip to tip
oneeP' IN wild pastures, practise self-defence
by an array in which rams stand foremost in con.
cert with ewes, and lambs In the centre OF hol.
low square.
Three Hudson's Bay dogs draw sledge, load.
ed with three hundred pounds, Is miles a day.
One pair OF pigs will increase in six years to
1890, taking the increase at ID times per an.
mum. 8s8 -
A paifof sheep in the same time would bear
but 81. @9nMFt eF9m
A single female house.hy produces in one sea.
son 20 $50 1920 eggs.
The flea, grasshopper and locust, iump 200
times their own length, equal 10 quarter Of q
mile for man. ~
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FARTHER From HUNGARY. The N. Y.
Courier publishes continuation of its telegraph
ic despatch at Liverpool from London, which it
says had been detained by accident The fol-
lowing extracts are impsrtant:-
At Vienna the news arrived on the 9Th. that
battle had taken place near Siered, three leagues
from Presburg, in which the Hungarians were
the vicors. They crossed the river and Siered
tell into their hands The CONSERVATION at Pres
burg was very great as it was supposed the
Austrlans conld not hold out The Hungarians
have entered Gallicia, and will proceed towards
BIala 10 Gu off the communication between
Vienna and Galca
PEs1H, May 1. Kossuh has issued proca-
nation in which he tells the Hungarians to have
courage and fear nothing, for thousands Of their
fellow countrymen are ready to sacrifice life and
property In their defence. He says the Rus.
slams are coming, called, it is true, by the Aus
TRANS 10 help them, but with the real motive OF
assisting the Hungauans, but that the Sclavon-
ans, the Transylvanians, and the Galicians are
all rising in their favor, and to tree them from an
insupportabe yoke.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Philadelphia. May 8, Ida Luthera daughter or VIM
H. ana Charlotte Merrill, formerly ofMlIbury Mass AGED
year and mos. 4'"'''a ssu
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quaint writer OF sentences says-I have
seen women SO delicate that they were afraid 10
ride for fear the horse might run away-afraid to
sail for fear the boat might upset-afr to walk
for fear the dew might tall--but never saw one
afraid TO get married.
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No. Sc CUSTONHO USE STR EET, .Nele Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-.N0 Pan reg4firei until
Cure is qfscted-Pnyae Diseases cured in few days
MEDICINES, at No. So CusTonHOUsE street, New Orleans,
Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
OF the forms Of certain Disease his general advertise
ment in another column. The treatment adopted by him !.
that which has the approval of tie distinguished Sur
Of Paris London and New York and lbs universal sue
has proved beyond doubt that permanent Tor the
OF Constitutional Syphilis GOu0uhWa Structure
Enlargement OF the PrOstae Glands, diseases induced by
certain solitary Practice ETC. etc, be obtained
moral certainty, If application be made thus gIu-s inri
EenCe, skill and experience can De relied Since DR.. hu
len opened in this city, all the many that have
undtr his have been cured, without single exception.
some of these OF years standing One remarkable
Of structure, 20 DID, has been cured the surprise of the
patient. The gentleman (whOe resQectabHity Is known to
the citizens Of New Orcaul j. hand, and (by his permits
Hou) be referred To- Dr. Ms treatment OF Structure is
not known South Of New HDrk. Ills treatment OF GOuOr
hma and elect the most perfect discovered u is the
shortest, safest and sures The patient takes copaya
cubeGs tupenuue or other nauseOus doses but OBJ
tanned IN one or Two days without pain, lvenience
change OF Dict ~ Nopay, unless cure is effected within
the time named.
DEMONSTRATIONS men or other, who, by sexual excess
orsepoluton. may have brought themselves any OF the
painful consequence resulting from trained udu eeuce
seminal emissions general debility, or constitutional dcrggge-
mCnf, may consult Dr. Mullen in honorable confidence; he
oilers them perfect The sirictes serrey observed
Dr. Mullen may be ultel daily bis office, No S. Gus
tOmInuse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, MI
60" Remember, No S. l'usfor1bDusa street.
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NeWOrIeans POst-office,
QI.n Da-lI nom A. d. % P. llon snnI- L. 81 N 4 N

GREAT EASTERN MAIL, via Mobile. ViRter Arrange
nss 1ss sa5 g. Y mr. At ~ ioT postpaid lettsr
Supple. Fef ps Tuesday. Thursday ana SATURDAY B5
s. Loui' FasF chraa aEd Paseag0uia every Saturday.
GET BatoERoggs St. Haneig-
in's Poht, GTseasis Graad Eaks, Colla5ia vaBoieon
as c95bH KY Cairo, and III Tie oess On ta Ohio up 10
sy & s,s ss ISL. S gsqsSs Tuesday and FRI
AeFosGa saa 6sa.A Closes daily Except Sunday P.
ST. Louis - Supplying .Natehel. Ticksburg, Memphis
Aie.f1an and Cairo Coseu three times week generally
awsek-irIeguaE.
H4TcHsz mp AEP YIoEs9gRe PA9EET. Cloles Monday
Aonaays IhuEsiay and Friday at
IT; kEAHoIsy!LLE Or goAsT-sgppying the Interior Of
on Tuesday and Friday Al p. IN.
CQyINGroa, or LAKE,. Closes Monday Wednesday and
EqA nts a M; due Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY
k sa1 s1 Al e9as tSs week generally On Tuesday
LtFATETTE Closes daily (exnept SUNDAY al n m NJ
Eires daily Except Sunday at II a. IA. - ~ "a
aaY 81 p arriEei Tuesday Thursday aiuray At p M
GALVESTON and PoRr LAvAoA. Closes every sunday at
"a ms arrives tregulaEly once week
bRAzos... COes Thursday al OIival unosI-
VKRA CRUZ, TAHPIoo and MExICo-Pef The West India
Tn-sfsrs a ~ nsi5 s' esnfs sj1 ana 81 q
each. Due on tha 2lat Of each month, n. m.
HAyAHA, WEsT IHDIA IsLAEps, s AMERICA and EuRoPI
Due on Che lat Of each month, at 9 a. 10.
HAvAnA-Per American Packets Closes on the 9Th an,
25h OF each month Charleston dirset-r
uaFi rge.paid single rate i9j cans and pesrs
nonih-irrsgulsr.
oALEoEEIA and oHHqoN-Per American Paoketl via cha
2 lbge9 y GEMS 70 b prepaid do TO Paaaa, 30 ee
a 81 fruad transient cens EACH Il
be prepaid. ARRIVES once month HIsgalaI
Pososs Neuotssn. October 10 49,
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The Great Remedy Proclaimed
The Ol.telstGV life EJtetr ?


lreparfa from the Original REGIME 1900 peqrs al8 6s
coUercd bN Or. .4chiAe -4Hiclh0R, Of PARISH
NOR the Removal and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases
= arising from the impure state OF the system.
nenty Diseases of the Liver and all Bilious niec
uons Diseases OF the Spleen, Heart, and stomach Con
snnHuoni Splitting Of Blood; Coughs; Colds; Night
s3,geafsf Debility Emaciaton Pain and Soreness in the
Hearts lopsy Disease of the Kidneys and Badder Dys
perias taiuencci Sour stomach Langi0r; Depression
o. SPIRITS PAINTERS Cholc Chls Sorenes; Ianleness
ksaief brAsA nerotula Kings Evil all Diseases or
krunt9ns q the SklnIetlrr, Scad Head Salt Rheuu
Bois finpies, ee-j White Swelling Hip Disease Ulcers
4lronsy gaundiee Fever and Ague Chis Fits; Diar-
Thai Pains Of the Feast Nervousness Neuralgia; Rheu
n3atsm 81. Nitus Danee EFyspelas Fuor Albus and
81 Diseases peculiar to Females IN painful Mensrufationt
efanIs cpasus etc; Dyseniery Bowel Complaint and
Disease Of the Amentary Canal Caiamh Dizziness;
fleqaaeie w uuns; Constipation: Piles; Asthma; De-
blY oaeasonei by Intemperanee Dsliium Tanes Los
or Appee; Disease produced by The Of Mercury etn
seebrate Remedy was discovered The famous river Nie
aa ever been fruitful Of disease Inhabitants of
thai country especially the Nile Fever which Is anaagons
10 the common Yellow Fever OF New Orleans and II yas
mol unl the discovery Of the Recipe from which the ORE
ENTAIL LIFE EIIAl is manufactured, that It's ravages
were arrested and the dreadful annual Viiant deprived Of its
deslIOylng power.
Tie Magical effect of this celebrated Medicine in all dis
eases y more like shifting fairy scene in the Arabian Nights
nan thing merely natural and therefore mortal so pronut
decided und complete its operation. Indeed the trans
uagi m single month, the human body from disease 10
tiongi vigorous and enduTabe-is apt strike the
ut1AeI with wonder; but when reflect on the
te together with the fact that seums TO Be
see out by Providence, this present day for the Relief
nanAinds our wonder viii cease, and our surprise give
plAee % heartfelt admiration and thanKfulncss