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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13
The Greatest Medical Discovery of tho

MR.. KENNEDY, OF RoXbury, has discovered in one
OF our common Pasture Weeds remedy that cures
every kind of lumOr from the Scrofua down to
common Pimple le has tried it in over eleven hun
dred cases, and failed except in two cases hun
der hnmor) lie has now in his possession two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pim
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles is warranted 10 cure the worst canker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three five bottles is warranted to cure the worst
of Erysipelas
One two bottles is warranted tc cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted running of the ears
and botChes among the hair.
Four six bottles is warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin
Two to rhree bottles is warranted 10 cure the worst
of ringwOrm.
Two to three bottles is warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism
Three four botlesi warranted salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the of
fUla.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect warranted whea the above quantity
is taken.
Reader, peddled over a thousand bottles Of this in
the vicinity of Boston. / know the effects of it in
every case. SO sure water will extnguish fire so
sure will this cure humor. never sold bntte of it
but that bottle sold another after trial it always
speaks for itself There two things about this herb
that appears sprprsng-frs that it grows in our
pastures, in some places quite plenty and yet its value
has never been known until discovered it in 1876 ;
second, that it should cure all kinds of hum,r. have
given it 10 children yeaI Old up old of sixty,
from the home est woman in Boston, up the belle of
Nonantum, ard in all cases the cure is certain. No
change OF diet is neeessaryea The best you
get. have likewise an herb WHEN simmered IN sweet
oil, dssoves Scrofuuus swelling of the neck and under
the ears-pTCe SO cents
directions for USe.-Adult, one table spoonful per
day children eight years desert spoonful child
zen from fye to eight years, tea spoonful AS no d.
rectiOn be applicable to all constitutions take
enough to operate the bowels twice day
Mr., Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases
OF ScrofuIa
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY
100 Warren street ROxbUry. For sale by REDDING
d Co 8 State street. Boston
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ Green, 8.
c. White g. Co, g. A. Harrington &, Co., Z IL. Marsh,
F. d. Weather bee, Caldwell y Hill, Bush d Co, James
Green, L. T. Lazell, sibey Scott Clappvie, Geo.
Roberts Suuhbrdge, A. r Amidon div aupl
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u The Hudson River Marine and Fire Insurance
Company have been long celebrated here for their
promptness and berality, in the payment Of LOSSES
Their receipts have been very heavy here, and we
judge they have not been losers by their operations
in Oswego. 1t will long be remembered by the cit
liens our city, that the disastrous CONGREGATIONS
occurred on the fifth day Of July, 1885, aud it will as
long he remembered, with gratitude, by the assured
in the above company, that Mr. James Mason, Sec
Rotary, in the city, and paid their losses in full
amounting to about twelve thousand dollars, on the
i4Ih Of July, which was the eighth day after the
fire Oswego Daily Times.
We copy the above from the Oswego Daily
Times, and would take this occasion to say that the
promptindc in paying losses indicated above, is
characteristic of this company. 1t has an agency in
ths'ciiy, at No. 2 Piper Block, under the snpern.
tendence of Mr. Charles Holland, and all losses sus.
tanned, upon policies issued through him, will be
promptly adjusted at his office.
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VERY SPECIAL NOTICE.

FIVE OLLARS WARD!
AS certain so center, in this city still persis is in ad.
vertisng that he makes and sells g Cbtmc5ly CoI
cred" Daeperreotypes, we mike him the following
proposition
We propose that the Gentlemen hangs case of his
Chemically Colored" Daguerreotypes in the lower
hall of the Central Exchange, of the Pest Office
Tor one week we will hang of our new STYLE
side of his, thus giving The public chance to examine
specimens, and see Wh0 is the h7nlbug
Gentieman who has love of the beautiful. ard
who can app eciae The Fine Arts" and knows tie
nodesty and ler ny disposition Of the 20 cent man.
has deposited w u Five Dollars 10 he given to him
provid ne he will accept of the al owe offer.
VIII the 5O cent man accept qUi6bfe. We shall
see. ADAMS & CHAPLIN
auglO diff Iee MainERlreet
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For Prescriptions and Physicians use, 1o,n The mos,
reliable in Boston and Neio York, can Be
found al the Store Of Lews T. LazeH 20l Main
Street.
Every one who is any conveSsant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty OF finding an arI
Gle perfectly free from adueration. Especially is this
the case with those in general use which, of al Others
should be as pure possible 1t has been for wears
and now is my aim purchase none but the best
Drugs-Lhose which may be relied upon, and all may
feel confident Of the purity Of every article obtained at
my establishment. ] trust that discriminating public
will continue to sustain me in my endeavors by their
patronage, assuring them that every article will be held
as represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded nj all hours OF the day and hight
iyl dawtf l.. I. LAZEIL, Apothecary
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$50, goo Worth of Fine Farms and Build-
nz Lots in and near the healthy and delightfully."- situated
villages of Rosevae, Lakeland, and Hermanvile, on
the Long Island Railroad The Farms contain from
five upward, and well calculated for prohta-
Bile Agricultural and gardening purposes from $50
$50 per acre. and will produce with proper cultivation
much any land within the vicinity of New York
600 shares consisting of Building Lots and Farms, at
SIS only per share, securing four Lots 25x 100 each
a Farm OF from to 20 acres. The lots in the
beautiful village of Rosevae, adjoining Lakeland, and
near the much admired Lake RUnkonkOma, where great
improvements have been made. Anew church has Just
been erected. Many private dwelling have been, and
others now heIng erected. For "a separate Farm,
or share in the Building Lots and Farms which al
be distributed the 30th of June, 1858, apply imme
diatey TO CHARLES WooD, No. 208 Broadway New
York, where maps and pamphlets can be had gratis
le24 deodawtf
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$1,000 REWARni

DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
IL snail be left TO all the people, who shall be en-
Titled to the above reward after using one bottle each
ana they will he sure TO be cured of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Jaundce, Coughs and Colds, Costve
ness iles, weakness Headache, all complaints arising
complaints which every body is more less troubled
with, after thawng ont in the Spring. Langey's Bit
tiers are the very thing all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and no mistake in that as thew
always do good and never harm, and very pleasant
to take. Only 25 and 37l cents a bottle.
Sold in orcester, by James Green, and M. B. Green
wholesale and retail d. Scott, E. ii. Marsh l.. Il La
zell, and all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
Al the towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
marl8 daw6m
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men, weaSers. Having secured steady employ
ment, they recently RENTED money to England,
TO pay the Passage Of their wives across the
ocean to join them, and they were expecting
them daily.
The Superintendent of the road, Mr. South
wick, was in one of the trains, and Mr.. Taft, the
President of the road, was in the other. Mr.. S.
jumped from the train before the collision occurred
and escaped with some slight injuries.
The dead were dreadfully mangled In seve-
raj cases the heads were severed from the bodies,
and two of the bodies were completely cut in
Two
Mr.. Pulnnm, Conductor of the excursion train,
was in the rear car, and escaped unframed.
The engineer escaped by jumping of. The
fireman, as already stated, was killed.
Very few on the upward tram were materially
injured.
Every assistance was rendered that could be,
to the unfortunate sufferers, by the people resid-
ing in the vicinity. The afternoon train from
Providence brought the dead bodies of the Messrs
Rogers of Uxbridge, and Mr. Wood of North
bridge. The afternoon train from this city, which
was the first down train after the disaster, took
up at Whitinsyille and Uxbridge,a large number
of the friends and relatives of those known to
have been on board the train, who were anxious
to learn the fate of those who were near andd dear
to them. A sadder spectacle we have never wit
messed, and heaven grant we may never see It's
like again.
", Ill IL.
slaughter of human beings at this time. The
coroners jury will, doubtless, report all the facts
in the case, and then it will become the duty mot
only of the press, but of every good citizen, to
exert himself to the utmost, in favor of some
stringent measures, which shall protect the lives
of our citizens from the reeklessness of men who
are unfit to hold such stations of trust and re-
sponsibility.
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THE CHIN EsE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July
sOth.-The rebels, in China, captured Annoy on
the 18th Of May, after severe struggle. They
are most friendly to foreigners, and protected the
factories and British Consulate; they profess
desire to trade in all articles except opium. ANY
decisive success on the part of the rebels in the
north would apparently cause gradual rise, and
lead to CONFUSION of the empire An attempt
to retake Annoy had faed Canton was quiet.
Trade was progressing usual. Teas were
coming down from the Interior business trans
actions were, however, but small. Goods of all
kinds were cheap. Freights were expected to
be high for first teas At Shanghae business was
trltilng. Teas were expected to rule high
Another account says that the rebels had threat
ened Canton.
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whOle worla,s rempsranee Convention


go Vhereas In respons to preliminary meeting of the
friends of Temperance in North America to make ar
rAngements ioT Worlds Temperance Convention in
the CITY OF New York during the Worlds Fair a
NEE eetI assembled IN that City, on the 18th of May,
1885, which assumed the power to exclude several
uarly elected delegates, because they were Women:
ana t0heTeds, portion Ct the members of that meet.
ing retired from it, regarding false both to the let
ter, and the spirit of the call
The Undersigned consisting in part of such secedno
Delegates hereby invite all thuse in favor of Worlds
temperance Convention tChich shalL be true TO its
name 10 meet in tie City OF New York. On Thursday
ana Friday the LIST and I'd of september next to con-
slider the present needs Of the Temperance Reform.
New York, July Is, 1853
signed-T. w. Higginson Mass Horace Greeley
y; Mary Y. G. Greeley, n Y; Joshua Giddines
Ohio; Francis d Gage, Missouri; L Snow, N !;
Theodore Parker, Mass Antoineue l. Brown v !.
Daniel w Vaughan, r Samuel LongfeIaw. N Y !:
VIM Balch, o II Wellington Y JAS Mon
Penn; Lucrctia Mott Penn Paulina Wright Davis ri;
Francis Jackson, Mass: Sidney Pierce Penn George
Hall, N Mary Vaughn N Y; Melanc,n w Ill
hams, III; Erasmus D Hudson, Mass Ashby Pearce
Rowland johnson, N Y ien'a Wait johnson, |;
Emily Clark, Daniel Adams, Me C C Bur
ieish, Conn Gertrude Bnrleigh, Conn; Edward
webb, Del John Merrick, N u Catharne NJ schuy-
LYDIA T Fowler, VI IA Calkins, N VI r Wells;
) w Kellogg, Y; Buchanan. Y; 6 Wheeler,
n " Joshua Brown, N VI N A Davis N fl: stephen
y Foster, Me Royal Bamum. Y; o Wheeler,
Geo Colburn, N VI Jas Campbell, Y;EH Chapn'
u Lucy Stone, Mass; Samuel May, Y; Oliver
Johnson, II Mary w johnson, N Y; VIM
,WhIe' W Wisconsin; II A Dali, Canada West; Caro-
inc w dedy Dali, Canada West; VIM Lloyd Garrison
miss; Harriet Hunt, Mass; VIM II Charming N Y:
t Trail, Y; Sumner Stebbns Penn; Thoa Cband,
Ter, Mlchj Thos Garrett, Deli Wendell Phillips Mass;
Joseph A Dugdale, PENN Edward Nj Davies Penn;
Isaac Prescott, Ohio; Rowland T Robinson VT; Ra.
ehael Robinson, VI; Lydia Mott Y; stephen Grimes
j; and 80 others
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

SINGULAR STATEMENT FOR RELIGIOUS
F.. PAPER.-The New York Independent, a Congre,
gational paper, with which we believe Rev. Henry
Ward Beechsr is more less intimately connected,
holds the following language on skeptcisn and re-
tolm:-
Among all the earnest minded young men who are
at this moment leading in thought and action in
America, we venture to say that four ffihs are
skeptica even Of the great historical facts of Chris
tianity.
What is told Christian doctrine by the church
es is not even considered by them. And further
more, there is among them general i'll concealed
dsirust of The clerical body a GLASS; and an utter
disgust with the very aspect Of modern Christianity
and Of church worship. This skepticism is not
fppant; little is said about il. 1t is not peculiar
ity alone of the radicals and fanatics many of
them are men of calm and even balance of mind,
and belong to class of utraists 1t is not worldly
and selfish The doubers lead in the most seIfde-
nying enterprises of the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

YELLOW FEVER IN NV ORLEANs.-New
York, Aug IL. A letter from New Orleans
states that Mr. Grmshsw, editor of the Crescent,
had died from yellow fever
Mr. Brennan, one ofthe editors Of the Delta,
had recovered from the fever, but became stone
blind; he was, however, gradually recovering his
eyesight The fever had been very fatal on
board the steamboats,, one boat having lost Is
passengers
The total collections so far in this city, for the
New Orleans sufferers, exceeds 1000.
New ORLEANS, August lIlh. The fever
spreads with fearful rapidity, and many are at
tackled who have already had it. In the dry
goods store Of c. A. Barriere, four clerks were
attacked and died the same day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

W There are some things that BALL, at Harrington
Conner does not pretend TO dol but ifanybody can cook
better dinner than he, should like to see the man.
lie would be curiosity in "lhese diggins." Every
man 10 his professions and Balls profession is the gas
'onomcj and II anybody doubts his excellence in that
'hey nave only TO look at the growing corporationsn
ano uelghted countenances Of his customers, or what
oe'er sun Just walk in and test the for yourself
fou VIII hnd him ready and happy to wait all who
call and to serve them the best the market Affords
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AZ. POIsONING-n

Thousands OF Porents who VoTmiuge composed
OF Castor Oil Calomel, &C, aware, that while
they appear TO benefit the patient, they actually lay
Ing the foundations Tor series OF discusses such as sal
walton, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs &c.
IN another column viii be found he advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention of
directly Interested N their well ms their Chill
dfen's health. In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising from hose ~ bilious Spe you should max se
OF the only genuine medicine Hohtnsacks Liver Pills
~ :" Be moi decsiDein but ask for Flobensack,s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature o. The Proprietor, J. ~ HOBENSACK.
none else are genuine.
l.. T, LAZELI., EDW'D II. MARSH, u SCOTT.
Jr JAMES GREEN, ind CALDWELL a. HILL
Agents for Worcester.
ie2l dtf
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NE1cELsIoR''-That is, onward and uPward-and
GATES Is bound to sustain the he has chosen for
MS renowned and popular eating establishment. His
course Is onward, stil onward" und every new dish
seems, II possible, little better than the last Itisa
moo'el point which excelshis provisions or his cook
ery-bn II is agreed all hands, that both are first
rate IT, then, you wish for anything Tor the inner man.
from peanut to first chop siroin, Gates Is the man
to accommodate YOU Call ON him at No. 1856 Main ~,
and sect
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Balti
Aug IL. train from Cumberland for Baltimore
off the track this afternoon, about seven miles
above Berkeley depot. The engine, teuder,and bag
gage and smoking car were badly smashed. VIM.
Llnthlcum, the fireman, was killed; Charles Lin
thlcum, engineer, and Robert Anderson, who
was on the engine, were badly hurt The pas,
sengers escaped unharmed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

EY-James g. Halleu, Esq, Of Yarmouth, has
cut this year from less than three fourlhs Of an
acre afreclaimed land, three tons and six.hun-
bred and forty eight pounds Of fine hay, and The
meadow gives good promise OF producing another
crop
GTOne hundred and forty millions dollars
worth Of tobacco was consumed by Great Britain
last year--enough TO keep a million boys at
good school, paying their board and clothing, as
we'll as tuition.
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.

Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
lst. To produce new hair
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandmf leave TO Withdraw"
4th. To promote the growth of the hair.
5th. To give the hair a rich and luxurIant appear
ance.
9th. To give the hair a natural gloss.
7th To curl the hair easily.
9Th To dress the hair asteiullv.
9Th To prevent the hair from turning gray
10th. To cure the headache.
llih. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound IN uso for all
these purposes
sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main
rect. wi diff
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sPuRR q LEWIS keep on the even tenor Of their w,,.
cool as one Of their cueumhers and as unmoyed as -
the raging dog star was pouring down hs burning
influence on everything around. Their larder ia con
Santy furnished with the best Of everything in i,s
son, aud Hkiul cooks prepare II to tho acceptance or
the most fasiidous tastes. What piles of frulu How
ripe and iu'clousl And then the oblsIng and accom-.
modalng manner In which every customer ia attended
TO- VIII explain the cause of the greet popularity Of this
noted restaurant. Remember the pIace--spurr g.
Lewis, Piper Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

FATAL AFFRAY-ln New London CT, on
Monday evening, while Goodman Roberts, mate
of ship Candace, was trying to separate two bel
ligerant Inshmen, one of them named Thomas
Gleason, drew a knife and stabbed Roberts in the
throat, the blade passing downward into his lungs,
infiicting mortal wound. Gleason was arrested
and is in prison awaiting the result of his murder
ous assault
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BATHING RooMs.-Our readers are reff rred
to the advertisement off. j. johnson, from which
1t will be seen that he has fitted up an elegant and
convenient suite of bathing rooms at No. l2O
Main street. Such an establishment, so centrally
and favorably located, must be great accommo-
dauon to our citizens, and, we cannot doubt, will
receive the liberal support to which it Is entitled
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

Headache.-ln hundreds of instances heavy &C
count is placed against the Stomach, Liver, &C and
Pills, Powders, and Physlc brought into reansition
to cure this maady If you would be relieved Of head
ache and the gloomy dsagreeable feelings attendant
on it, and in their stead be inspired with the revivng
refreshing and hilarious spirit resulting from head
clean and clear and brain free and active use the Ex
celsior Hair Tonic, prepared by Lombard and Cundal
auglO daw2w
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INTELLIGENCE once.

Having been duly licensed TO keep an INTELLraENcK
OFFICE, the undersigned is prepared furnish Hotels
Boarding houses Private Families with Anne rican
and other male and female help. GP Orders from tho
Country promptly attended to- Persons in want of
help, and those ishng for employ are invited to
cala
~ Tenements, Stores, and Offices, TO be let
X MONEY to loan collateral security
auglO dly LEWIS c. MUM, 233 Main st.
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DISTRESSING AcCIDENT-We learn from
the Lowell News, that letter, received at Ames-
bury, from Georgetown, California, records the
death, at that place, ofMr Stephen Chadbourne,
formerly of That village Mr. C. was engaged in
dressing deer which he had shot, when, from
some cause or other, his knife slipped, entering
his leg just above the knee, severing an artery,
and before assistance could be procured, he bled
TO DEATH
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CARD.--MIs WlNsLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mira. Wnsow. an old and ex perienced nurse. and Re-
male physician, would call the attention of the Ladisa 10
her soothing Syrup for Children teetbing II will i'm
media'ey relieve them from pain, alay all spasrnodic
acnon soften the gums, reduce inflammation and il aure
70 regulate tho Bowels Depend upon H. Mothers h
VIII give rest TO yourselves, and relief and health 10
your cniIdren. ~ Price, rs cents per bottle
we nave sold very large quantities of Mrs Wlnsoyya
soohng syrup during tho past six thou
sumo lhe last year. We believe IL the best medicine in
e wofu ior children teethng, for the cure of Dys-
EMERY and DiarrhGa in Children whether arises from
wethng or any other cause IL gives universal salts
never sold medicine so universally successful In re-
SURE. CURTIS PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Corr.
land street, New York. ~
URAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world il astonished al the wonderful cuyes ma.
formed " the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prennred
b' CURTIS Z PERKINS. Its equal has never hser
Known for removing pain In all cases, for The cnrc =,
spinal complaints, crnmp In the limbs and ntomacb
heuma tism IN all ts i0fms bilious ehoc buynn so,s
hrou and g'avel IL decidedly the best remedy N The
woru. For particulars, see circulars In the hands n
Agents, iol gratuitons circulation. y
. n. Bile sure and call for CURTIS A. PERKINS,
Tramp ana ram Killer All others bearing this name
ars Dase limitations Price 2l, 20 37b cts per bottef
ssoooo1"mk 70 SIZE. sold In nearly every town In the
SS"to agents or Worcestefi Bush d. Co, L. Il. Lnxeii
y. a harrington Glory Valley, Bolionley 4 Gill;
sspeAoer, j. NJ Grout a. Co. East Broohneid, Aionao
,upnam W. brookneld, Fske a. Co. Brook6eld, Geo
nav" X TO- ooi27 daw1y
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THE KosZTA AFFAIR.-Tbe Washington cores
pondent of the N Y, Herald states that official dis
patches have been received by the State Depart.
men, relative to the Koszta affair at Smyrna. They
fully sastan Captain Ingraham's conduct, not only
as a brave and efficient officer, but also as man Of
calm judgment. In every respersAs<s proceedings
worthy of the American character. This dis.
patch will not be made public for the present but the
opinion OF the administration as to the propriely of
the CapIain's course. is unanimous
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

MORE LIeUoR LAW TRIALs.-A Mr. Will
son was tried at Barre last Tuesday, before T.
K. Ware, Esq, Of Fitchburg, on several com-
plants against him, for violations of the Liquor
Law, IN Dana. He was adjudged guilty, and in
the Jail in Worcester.