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Sight Restored.

GPECTACLES no longer needed By the use of
- simple inst, ument invented by the subscribers
Sight may be retained through life without glasses
OF II may be restored after glasses have been worn many
years. This wonderful effect is produ- ed without main
or Inconvenience. Certificates of cure from Rev O. e.
Fufney, John X. stuyvesant, Esq p ]. Dcvines ESQ
and Others of equal responsibility can be seen AZ
our Office The efficacy of the Cups was shown Inv
experiments in recent lecture in Rome by our agent
DR.. G. b. Brainafd 80 s'
on receipt of IS. Agents wanted
apis d3m No 100 Mason s. n
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az Cheers upon Cheers greet the Worcester
Firemen! Every body should witness it !! The
New Scenery, Incidents and effects creates the
greatest Astonishment and Laughter unpre-
cedented -
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LlMEf ITNJE,,

DRAPER 4 CLARK offer to the public new ind
nster htice OF LINE than can be- found at any other
laos 10 me STATE Alter Try Ing H. II any one ~ not sat
isned helr money VIII be refunded We have dealt in
Lime Tor nieen years. and have never found any before
that gave so good satisfaction.
DRAPER & CLARK,
Apl du 1906 and l07 Front 81.
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a BAD ashington, April 25. The
Freemans Bank, Of this city, has closed h doar.
Of its notes. payment
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MAssAoHUsETTs LEeIsLAruRE.
To EsDAY, April 26, lS59

TUESDAY, april 70, 1893
SENATE. Reports from Commiitees-Bv Mr.
Cary from the the Committee on Education-leave
TO withdraw on the several petitions of The Worces
ter Medical Society, and The School Commutee of
Southbridge.
On motion OF Mr.. Cary it was ordered that the
Committee on Education consider the expediency of
procuring copies of county maps for the use of Coun-
tv Commissioners.
The special assignment for Il O'Clock, the bill TO
incorporate the Springfield and Pennington Valley
Railroad Company, taken up.
MIR. Dwight replied TO the remarks of Mr.. Gilett,
and spoke in favor of the bill.
HoUsE. The orders of the day were taken up
and the House proceeded to discuss the motion 10
reconsider the whereby the bill concerning banks
was passed 10 be engrossed. The subject was de.
bated by Messrs. Wggin Of Boston, Usher of Med
ford Washburn and 30, Of Bostop. The previous
question moved by Mr.. Coolidge Of Boston,
and sustained; and the reconsideration ordered by
vote Of 95 to "a.
Mr., Wiggin OF Boston, moved several amendments
to the bill, which rejected, and the question
of engrossment the yeas and nays were ordered and
tdken-yeas 1913, nays, l06.
The ten hour law-On the House resumug the
unfinished business of yesterday, MIR, Usher of Med
ford, occupied the few minutes allowed for debate in
supporting the substitution of bill for the majority
report; after which the yeas and nays taken
on the motion, and resulted in 136 yeas to SO nays;
majority for the motion 40.
The bill concerning the employment of persons in
corporate establishments then ordered third
reading.
The bill concerning county debts was passed to be
engrosSed.
MIR. WheeleroG Lincoln moved that on and after
tomorrow the regular hour Of meeting in the morn
ing be O'Clock, during the remainder OF the session.
After good deal of debate, motion TO test the
question by and nays made by Mr. Wheeler
and negalived, His motion TO meet at 8 O'Clock
was lost by vote of 1872 to SO.
MIR. Hooper of Boston, from the Committee on
Banks, reported The bill concerning the ''Bank Of
Redemption" in new draft. Placed in the orders
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SELECT SCHooL.-The Summer Session of Miss
Miles select School will commence Wednesday, April
9th. an23 d4t
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IS So.
Lackawanna Coal in First Hands

IoNDITIoNs Of sale, and opening prices, have been
" made known by Circular.
fteSh arrivals of Lackawanna Coal will begin TO
first of Nav 0U' '''O
The subscriber offers for sale Furnace Lump Steamer
Coal. F ''NN" anu"
Csnlncates OF origin will he given where Coal ia
shlpped 10 the Pacific or other distant Ports
ALFRED WRIGHT, AGENT,
Providence, April 2s 1858 snS5 ia,
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l.. B. Nichols, M. d., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
sIcIAN, Residence No. ne Main Street. Office hours
from 10 A. NJ, to and to SPIN.
Aug 6. ISh2.
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STEVENSON UPON HooPER.-The Boston cor
respondent Of the Greenfield Democrat gives the fol.
lowing scientific and suikingIy correct analysis of
the matter and manner Of Mr. j. T. Slevenson's late
attack, in the House of Representatives, upon his
colleague, MIR Homer:
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Bonnet and Hat Bleaching & Remaining

GTRAW and LACE Bonnets of all kinds ,naSs
~ fashionable, coored in any shade, bleached ANA
pressed IN superior manner, at short notice Neapo-
= Also-Gents thin Hats of all kinds. Bleocned Ard
rfesScd IN the newest styles Orders left at our store
NO lou Main street, will he promptly attended To-
.oo MILES & BROWNING,
100. Corner Of Main and Walnut streets. i6O.
mch22 dawtf ~ A"O'
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CIT 81 A III.
one Night more ofaEe Celebrated TyOupe of
CHINESE ARTISTESl
WEDNESDAY, April e7tb.

iLoE In order to crafty the heads of families
e WIZ are opposed 10 the younger branches heinz
No he hg9t air. and in compliance with ihs
many requests the Chinese Troupe will Give an nm 'He
AFTERNOON PERFOBl5ANTE
This "Wednesday Afternoon. at 2 o,,,o.L a.
25 cts; Children half price 'i'oA' ADMISSION
ne great Company of Celestias will give two more
I'll rr, snSd NailonaI Entertainments one in the Az
- =. EhNOV wv aug one IN the EVENING when
hey WIN exhibit a variety of the most pleasing
interesting and astonishing exploits ever witnessed +;
this or any portion of the WORLD. "''sou !"
In addition to a great variety of TRICKs r.
Necromaacy, Legerdeman, Magic, Dexterity &e will
oe gwen me wonderful and startling IMPkLEMiNT
which for daring dexterity and skill exceeds anvtb
ever attempted hefore public assembly. "s
In the course of the evening the Orientals will givo
specimen Of the CHINESE MUSIC. 9'
IL Admission 25 cents-wthout distincton of oao
Doors open at O'Clock Performance commences Al 3
O'clock mo .aS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

FhFeWe1 BenenGs
Mrs. W. H. Pierce begs leave TO announce that On
FRIDAY Evening next, April 20, the receipts at the Mus
will be for her benefit and trusts that The attend
ance on the occasion will show that she has won 10y
her hearty endeavors p,ease place in the esteem
OF the drama loving citizens, ap27 DIT
Last Chance.-The great sale of gold and silver
watches, and gold ewelry, at Alex Putnam's Auction
House, l43 Main ST., will close this week. There is
gIeat variety of almost every kind Of rich gold aua sill
yer watches, and fine gold jewery yet unsald, all of
which must be sold this Week The goods can be had
during each day at average auction prices when ladies'
and gentlemen invited call Sales will commence
each evening at n O'Clock All goods shall prove as
represented, the money will be refunded. Don't put
Off attending this sale until next week tor next satur-
day evening will positively be the last evening of the
sale, whether the goods all sold or not.
Great bargains mny be expected, we are deter
mined to find the bottom line.
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EsLACIG AHHKS :

NE subscriber has purchased and offers for sale n
Manufacture This is quality of Black siIk which
mas never been retailed in this city, and has the fol-
lowing desirable qualifications:
The color is of that rich deep Black so difficult to oh
TAIN, the Lustre is beautiful than the best Italian
SIR u has no dressing and last but least ,oarrant
dies. GRO p RRVANT +" la
apo dl2tisw3w 1874 Main Stree,
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Cashmere ShaWls,

VIE subscriber has some elegant styles of CASH
HERE SH4WLS, which are of an entire new
''o onOn III. GEO. p. BRYANT,
pP-o uo'isW'W I54 Main A.
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Printed SEWING silk Mnslins.

AIDES are most respectfully invited to call and ex
- anime some beautiful styles OF Printed Sewing Sill
muslns, which have been received to-day by the suL
scrher Also, PRINTED BERAGES, that are verv
elegant and must please all who wishing supeyior
~ucls' GEO. p. BRYANT,
aP|V dl2usw5w No. 15l Main st.
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W orking Cut1er.

VIE subscriber would respectfully inform The citi-
zens Of Worcester, that he has removed from his
0ld stand, NO Pleasant st. to his new room, No rs
ETchange ST., where he will make, sharpen clean and
repair all kinds of Cutlery Also he mas bought the
Stock aud Tools of the late o. Ware, thus enabling
MN TO DO all kinds oil Gun and Pistol work, repairing
locks, keys, &c, short notice and on reasonable
terms large assortment Of keys kept constantly on
hand All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will be made perfect free Of charge
JAMES STEWART
apr daw6m No. rs Exchange st.
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMs

No, Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass.
THE subscribers offer for sale LemueI Gilberts pa.
L ient'aetion and Boudoir PIANO FORTEs of dE
ferent styles, VIZ:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases
the and Octax IN square Cases. WITH prices VARYING
from 500 10 5000 The Boudoar st,le which - sm
peiior 10 oilers m form and tone the Octave in
car, ed Cases thr Octave in plain Cases prices om
sou 20 s5OO. All the Above have Gibe,rs Patent
Acuon, ant are superior 70 any others in the Market
and viii be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
Also, SeraphtneS 1EolianS, and Melodtans.
from the best Makers. Music Books O, all kinds A
cholcn selection OF New Sheet Music Piano Stools
sh'reys Furniture Polish, &c Pia let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY Professor and
ap21 dawtf A. ANDREWS .Teacher of Mnsic
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DEATHS
In this city, April 26, George Edwin, son of Jefferson
b. and Mary X. shaw, year, 10 mos
In this city, April 90 Dean Hurd, SO yrs printers in
H. l. please copy j 81, Charles r., son OF r. R. and
ielict OF VIM w. Ward, 40 yrs; 24th, Ellen L. smith
esuehter of Mrs Mary I. Gushing, Ii yrs Gath, A. d.
months 80
In ST. Louis Mo, March 18th, of Scarlet fever and
canker rash, Charles, aged 2 years April 10th Junius
meTly of New Brainiree.
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A. Huntingdon.

As in Store, No stones Block, large Stock 6
IL Goods IN the Grocery line, which will be sold 70
Cash at the very lowest market prices ar27-dtG
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Dramatic Mus,

m,ANAeER... ....................... CIR,
AoTiNe AND STAGE MANAGER. q Z, ~, " ~
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AHOODs
AT the City Auction and Commission Store No. |
con street., worcester Consignnlelts solicited and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended TO-
jams dHwtf VS.
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the machinery set in motion. and the aclinr
The pisions Is commenced AS the lIwer ps-
tons rises, j, pushes up the crank Of The con-
nectng rod which rests upon t--prOduccs,
thereby, a revolution Of The shaft, by which the
paddle wheels are tGrned, and the ship s AZ
once in motion.
The action Of the cylinders, the regenera'or,
the crank and the rod, and the shaft and wheels,
continues without alteration so long s ii may
be desirable. The furnaces require the attend
ance Of very few men, in comparison with tho
host OF engineers, iiremen, feeders, and super
numeraries that peoples the hold Of our com
mon steamships. Aluson has already been
made TO the fact, that the vessel is enabled TO
carry sufficient supply OF Goa to accomplish
both the outward and return voyages. The
shaft lies concealed between.decks. In this
respect, the application of the new power pos
sesses 4 decided advantage as, in vessels pre-
PEELED by steam, the passages tore-snt- If are
interrupted by the elevation Of the shaft into
lnconvenlent proximity with the head OF the
passer-oy, On the Ericsson, the docks are e -
tlrey clear from stem to stern.
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J. \, L CkwiTH. Secretary.
EXIilBlTlON

tG the ~ state .Ig'jcu}tpY0i Society for 1853,
Notice Is herehv givcn. that the Ea,rd cf
Directors will meet at the, Addison House.
Middlebury. on the 81 Tuesday of Juunarv.
1888, at SIX o'clo,N T.. ~. for the purpose of
nrrlnrIno schedules of Premiums. and arpojnt.
mr the TIN, and place Of ho,iins the re. TX
hJition.
Towns dcsirops of h0Iiinr the Exhibition.
will then have an onoor,uory for ,n,ki,r Dro.
pos1ls.
The town in which the Exhibition IS held
wIlI be expected To furnish to- the accep,ancc of
the Directors Grounds enclosed with sui,-
able board lencc including rroyc if procti.
cable. and emhraclnr an area of at least forty
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The Charms Of Life,

There are thousands of things in The world
to alllItt and sadden-bul oh how many that
are belutiu' ... :. u. world teens with
beauty objects that g,rdden the eye and
warm The heart. We might be happy if we
would. ThcIc are ills that we cannot escape
the odpoach OF disease anddeath, OF msi'or-
tune, the sunderng of earthly ties, and the
conker worm of gret'-hut a vast majority OF
the evils that besot Us might be avoided. The
course of ntemperance, interwoyen as it is
with all llg1menrs of society, is one which ucv-
cr strikes but to destroy. There Is not one
hygh' page upon the record of It's progress
nothing to shld It from the hcartles execration
OF the human race. 1t should m cXlst-it
must not. DO away with all thls--lct wars
come to an end, and let friendship, charity, love
purity and kindness mark lhe Intercourse be-
tween man and man. We are too selfish, as i
the world was made for MS alone. How muct
happier sllull 49, be- ver- va (, TABOR uur,
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XXXII CONCRESS-2d Session.
WAsnIuGroS, Monday, Jan, 3, 1853.
SENATE.

Messrs. Jones Of Iowa, and Houston Of 'Gcx-
as, took their seats.
The annu report Of the Surveyor General
Of California and Oregon, was received.
a memorial was received from DR., Wells,
Tor compensation on account of his fathers dis
covery OF the anp sthetc agent in surgical ca
ses. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Fish presented memorial from the Pro-
pretors of the New York and Havre mil
steamers, asking increased compens ,tion &C
modification of contract.
Mr.. Cass presented memorial from the Bl--
tst Union, Maryland praying interposltinn Of
Government in behalf Of enjoyment Of relig~
lous liberty of Americans in Europ,.
Mr.. Cas5 supported the prayer Of the rc'i-
TONERS IN long speech, and moved its refo
renee to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Hale followed. He approved highly of
the object OF the memorial, bat did not see how
this Government could rghtfuy interfere in
the matter, 1t would be asking other govern.
ments to establish law higher than the la W.
of the land 'She doctrine Of higher law has
already been condemned in this country.
The memorial was finally referred.
Mr. Mason asked that his Cuban resolution
might be taken up and passed, as the gnn'le-
men who proposed tO debat, it had agreed to
wait TIL the recent Of information.
Mr. Hale osered a resolution calling FOR in
formation relative 70 Commodore Mnrpan's
cruise IN the Mediterranean Laid over
The bill conpens ting M4iue and II ss9chu-
sets for lands taken from them by treaty of
Washington, was taken uP, passed. and then
reconsldercd. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House went into Conn;ttec Of the
Whole, for the purpose of taking up the urpra
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Vermont State Agricultural SocietV.

,,o,,;,,,. 60 H., D;.....- ,..,i..r
~''s ~ ''0 Ol''''o'7 'e'u ut '"o -
iand House, Bellows Falls, on the 9th OF De-
ccmber last. The following named gentlemen
were elected members of tac ceneral Commit.
.,,, r.. ,l,, ,.oo. o,,.,,;,,
~ '' Wv 1D' ensuing -. 80,
bf""mgfon to'-AIonzo ii!nSdI.i' OF Ben
h'hglof'' L. D. Armstrong, oi west porsct.
"nfiu"a 'o'-.h luuIetoii uo,uSiI,i'n, CaSt'e-
to,'' J""l 'IG"e' y' b'a"uo"' hocN"oou Daf-
Fe'; h"'ia'u'
'I""'So" eo.--pdFia iiiI' b'luPott, A'o"Zo
- nn!h',h' Cornwall
, D""te""e" Co--i - ,hp,> - ,o"c'ou'tt, i'
p'ouee'I, purllue'ol'' mona "Ieaso'i' hch
ihonu'
'Funhtth Co.--hlchheI +. Palmer, St. Al
bans William Blake, Swanton, II. No5thruP,
Swahton.
Grnnd iS'e tO-Ctp'. +. i. ID vlS.
Lq0 ollie Co.-Sulmrn Churchill, Stove.
Or'er0s Fc.-N - N'''' Bcownlngton.
Ca'cd ma to l.. c. Ned.1.ton, 81. Jo;aa-
bd"y. Andrew NC Mcdeh, Dahvllie'
Or4dEe o.-Heorge I. BALDWIN, BTadiorj i
Edw Dongiass Chelsea.
" Hshngt Co.--- ood, Dare, Joan
ureEoTy, Nor'Ine!d,
On1Sor Co'-John T. HNnnnr. NlndSor,
John CnNmnG' Woodstoc';. John Wright, Nor
WIcl, Nnem's onShnrn kochester.
'n4oH = { --Iilnr'e5 Nh'nin, Erattlenofo,
George C1mPbeii, West W c,tmlnster Israel
LAYTON. " lImng,on.
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W ashingiOu Items.

WAsnrNGroN, Jan. 4.-Thc Presiden. to-day
sent to the senate the nomination Of Hon. Geo
L. Badger, of North CaroIin1, to the vacant
JudgestIp of the Supreme Court.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appoint,
cd Wm. Miller as Inspector of Ste mbopt
hu''s. and 5. G. Ward Inspector of Boilers at
Now London, CT.
The steamer Fulton has arrived at the Navy
Yard.
Mir, Kings physicians thinks il most prudent
to avoid changes at Norfolk, 1t is uncertain,
however, when he leaves Washington.
Jacksun's statute stands in It's old position in
Layfayett Square, where it will rem. IN housed
until the Sth inst.
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earnestly to promote each ohcr's good. God
has blessed II, with home which is not dark.
lhepc is sunshine everywhere--in the sky,
dpon the carth-there would be in most hearts
FIVE would look around US. The storms that
lie away. and a bright sun shines out. Sum
ner drops her tinted curtain upon the earth,
whlch Is very beautiful, even when Autumn
re,thcs her changing breath upon it. God
regns IN heaeen Murlaur not at a Being 40
bounitul, and we can be happier than we are.
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WAsnl,s7or, Tuesday, Jan. 1.

sen y f..
Mr.. Cass introduced a resolution that no
European power be allowed to colonlze on this
Continent, and discl lining any design on Gu
ba, but the United States viii resist with all
is forces any attempt OF any other power to
obtain possession Of Cuba. Ordered to be
printed
Mr.. Shields reported a bill appropratng
Slo,5O0 to discharge the judgments against
Col Fremont in Europe for liabilities incurred
in California. Passed.
A bill revlving acts granting pensions to
widows of Revolution ry soldiers, and ext nd
ing IT'S provisions TO the widows of soldiers Of
1912, was passed,
Mr.. llale's resolution, calling for information
on the ,nduct Of Commo lore Mo;gin in the
Mediterranean, was. after debate, postponed,
The Char laid before the Senate an answer
from the President to Mr. Cass's rcsolutcn,
calling for inform ton regarding the British
Colony of Ruatln Islands, Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House went into committee on the Nil
ltary Academy after passing resolution res
t.lctng debate to two hours.
air. Folk condemned the course Of the a,I-
mnistration on the Cuban question. and oopos-
cd the Lieutenant Generalship of Gen. Scott
tr. Lane opposed the idea Of taxing Cuba
from Spln but said it would eventually be ours.
lie spoke against the Lieut. Gencraiship.
Mr.. Brooks detcnied the administration.
Mr.. Cb .nd!er advocated the measure.
Mr. Cartier opposed It.
The Deficiency bin was taken II.
Mr.. Gurnon was in favor of the Lien. Cen
eralshlp.
The Committee then rose.
The West Pom. Academy hii, VAS then
M sSpl nDd tho IInuSp aGi.uru.i
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o. The Caloric ship Ericsson went down
t c Riy yesterday, on tral trip. Sne m1dG
about twelve miles an hour before the wind.
In consequence of the heavy aaio, the l.. IN
common with several ether ycsso.s, anchored
for the night oil the Sou,hwcs, SP'.-.N I
Tribune, jan, 5h.
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IL The President Yesterday sent 10 the
Senate the nomination at Hon. GfuHcG T.,
B,pGER, of North Carolina, to 5c Yycsgt
Julges'u? Of the Slpreme Court,
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y! ,IiDE r.,

Dyors and ca ico pincrs, like manufacturing
chemists, have frequently Accommodations of rub
bIsh about their premises, winch they heartily
wish TO got nd Of at any or no pricc and at
iutcrvalc, by new item added to the genera,
stock Of available knowledge, one Of these ac-
cumuiauons becomes Suddenly commercial
suuclhing The dye mherlll called madder
will serve to illustrate this as well as anything
else Maddcr Is the root of a plant which
yields much co oriug m,tter by sleeping in wa
ter; and after being 50 treated, the spent mad
der Is thrown ASIDE, as useless refuse. The
refuse Is not rcL .rougl for manure; no river
couscUnors wlil allow it to be rhr .wn into a
running srclm; aul the dyer Is thus pertorce
compelled 10 give 1t q homestead somewhere or
her, Bat, some clcIr-icIdcd cgperlmenter
just found oul THAT actually, onc-lhird of
the co!orug m1''er Is lett unused in the So
called spent ma lder; and he has shown how to
make pretty penny and an honest penny out
o, it, by the aid OF certain hot acids.
wnLRE PERFUMES COVE FROM.
Whether pny pcrrn,ncd lody wonlj bo dis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-14
Maryland Lcsis,ature---Co oal T1anspor;n-
ton.
Illinois Senator,

SFRl>GFI ELp, jan. >
The Democratic Caucus nominated :. \,
Douglas for Senator by a,cl1matioa. The
election takes place Tomorrow.