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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

SINGULAR DIscoYERY.-1he workmen employ
ed in repairing the hotel buiiling on Washington
Square, lately occupied by Mr. Wesson, made rather
singular discovery on Monday, 25h inst. When
tney were repairing the plank way leading between
the back kitchen and backhouse, they found three
pOcket-books concealed, and upon opening them.
discovered several papers, and three notes, appar.
emily genuine, amounting to over $500, in the ag.
gregate. The notes were, far as we could learn,
drawn by fait Foster to Geo. F. Foster, for $500:
by Asa H. Waters to Peter Rice, for $I2O; and BY
Joseph Avery and Daniel Avery, to whom we did
not learn, for $12O. The workman who found the
pockel-books 10 named Osgood, and ia in the employ
OF the Railroad corporation. The question is, "why
were they hidden there, and by whom?'
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NPEClAL NOTICES.
Last Chanoe.-The great sale of cold

Last Chance.-The great sale of gold and silver
watches, and gold jewery at Alexr Pulnams Auction
House, l43 Main ST., will close this week There is
gleat variety OF almost every kind Of rich gold sill
yer Watches and fine gold iewelry, yet unsod, all Of
which must be sold this tDeek. The goods can be had
during each day at auction prices when ladies'
and gentlemen are invited 10 call Sales will commence
each evening at u O'Clock All goods shall prove as
represented, or 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 may be expected, as we are deter.
mined to find the bottom line.
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Tng snolgr FAMILY Or the effects Of the Maine Liquor

The sEpLET FAMILY, the effects of the Maine Liquor
Law, published by T. o. Walker, SO Cornhi !, Boston
The sedley family, temperance story, designed to
illustrate the happy fleets resulting from the
ment, ard efficient execution of the Main Law"
MIR sedey Is young man in easy circumstances, who
is welded to amiabe young woman, and is the faith
er of family of beautiful children. He is of
frank and social aud drawn gradually into an
indulgence in the Intoxicating Iiu until wife,
children home, business, and sef-respect all di,
vorced for the of the fatal cup When dark dig
pair has gathered around the sedley family and when
he who was the of all their sorrow is seemingly
lost, the Maine Liquor Law nerposes the unhoy al
lance between Sedley and his destroyer, the jug,
is dissolved and he is restored peace and happiness
The story simply written and the incidents are de-
tailed with touching effect.
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SPIRIT RArPNe UNVEILED, by Rev. II. Matison, A. M,
published by Mason Brothers, 20 Park Row, New
York,
This book contains history of spiritualism, so
called from tsorgn in Rochester, N. York its pres
ent state of complex, abstuse MYSTICAL developemen
Mr. Mattson considers spiriialism to be nothing
but gross cheat. Ii is an unmitigated humbug from
first 10 last, according his opinion. He has
made himself well acquainted with the history of all
who 10th favorable and adverse the system; and
he brings the statements specuatons and actspro and
con, which they have adduced together that the pub
lie may JUICE. We do not venture to say that Mr. NJ
has settled the question. his work however, is an
interesting one and is worthy of being read. 1t is for
sale at Edward Livermore's bookstore, Main st.
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snENTIsiInLnN my

From the Report Of the Committee on Dcntletry an
iast Mechanics Fair, held In this city,
y" me case presented by O.. r Harris, Of worcos
VIZ the committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND uN-
ra the nanIalness and delcacy of color the perIec,
carving OF the teeth, and aso of the superiority of he
teeth 10 IL. s W '"e
- Y view Of these facts your ommtee award to him
the first premium of '''''
silver Medal
Tor the specimens pTesented.n
Having Increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth ihe prepared to furnish Dentals with
aud life. like appearance
atoms Of the Teeth.
Tooth bri'heaj also, Tooth Powders, and Wash, su
perlor articles, may be had OF q. HARRIS,
100 Main street, nearly opposite the Post ONCE.
may22 dawly
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lHE CHINESE JUoGLERs.-Thesc celebrated
artistes performed last night to a crowded audi
ence' and they fully realized the eulogiums that
have been passed upon them. The whole per.
iormance was characterized by the most perfect
manuel dexterity, and the most thorough acquain.
lance with jugglery as an art In the knife.
throwing scene, it is impossible to say whether
the dexterous performer, or the passive human
target, claims most Of our admiration. sucb
perfect precision of aim on the one hand. and
such cool and collected courage on the other. are
sufficient to excite The livelest emotions of won
der. The Chinese are certainly great in this bu.
Asiness of diablerie and legerdemain. 1t must
have taken years of practice and the most perfect
training, to have made them what they are Mr..
Coffin deserves rich reward for his enterprise in
bringing them to this country They perform
tonight for the last time
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INTERESTING TO ADyERTIsERs.-The pub
Usher OF the New York Courier s. Enquirer has re-
covered $685. SO from II. |. Ibboison, being the full
amount Of an advertising bill. The deendaEt was
subscriber and yearly advertiser to that paper;
he had an advertisement inserted out Of the usual
course, which loaded and displayed, and pub
lished for one hundred and Fifty DAYS. The defence
set up was that some Of his other advertisements
were omitted. and that the other advertisement in
question was inserted for such a length without or
ders. The court ruled that Mr. l. should haye given
notice TO the editor discontinue the advertisement
and not expect to enjoy the benefit OF. advertising
without paying for it.
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apes diff ALEX. PUTNAM, Auct,r.

CARD.-MTs. WINSLUW TO THE LADIES'
mrn. Winslow. an old and experienced nurse and Fe-
male Physician, would call the attention of The Ladies to
her soothing Syrup for Children teething II will i'm
edaley relieve them from pain, allay all spasmodic
action soften the gums, reduce inflammation and il sure
10 regulate tho Bowels. depend upon IT, Mothers, il
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health TO
your cnidren. ~ Price, rs cents per bottle.
we nave sold very large quantities Of Mrs. WnsOws
sootg syrup during the past six years-seVeal thou
SAND inc lost yea. We believe IL the best medicine in
the world Tor Children eehng, for the cure ofDy
emery ana Darrh@a In Children, whether il arises from
SEEMING rany other cause Ii gives universal salts
'Acuon-neyer heard complaint from any using II
never sold medicine so universally successful In
hevng pain and affecting cufes-feief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE. CURTIS PERKINS, Druggists No. 40 Cort-
CRAMP AND PAIN KILIER
bhe world II ast0nished al the wonderful cures per
FORMED by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepaied
ny CURTIS PERKINS. Its equal has never been
Known Tor removing pan In all casesj for The cure Of
spinal complaints, cTamp In the limbs and stomach,
iheuma tsm In all Its FORMS bill ous choic buTns AOre
throat and gIave decidedly the best remedy In the
word. For particulars, see circulars In the hands o.
Agents, iOi gratuitOns circulation.
~. B.--Be sure md call for CURTIS a. Perkins,
Crhmp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
are base limitations. Price l21 25 37l per bolef
according 10 SIZE Sold in nearly every town In the
State Agents for Worcester Bush CO., h. r. LnzeL
q. Harrington Cherry Valley, Boiionley n GIL
speRctr, J. N. Crout Co. !; Enst Brookneld Alonzo
upham W Brookncld Fiake x Co. BrookGed, Geo
II Low Il Co. Oct27 dau,
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RAILROAD AeCIDENT.-New York, April
24.-The two O'Clock Camden and Amboy train
from Philadelphia, yesterday afternoon, ran into
Ranco's creek, about twelve miles this side of
Philadelphia, owing to the drawbrdge being open
for the passage Of steamer. The engine, all the
baggage cars, crates, and the express cars, we're
precipitated into about Is feet of water. The
brakeman had leg and some of his ribs broken,
and was otherwise injured. The express car
which was sunk, had some $50, 900 on board,
together with many packages. The accident is
believed TO have occurred through gross careless
ness. The passengers, who narrowly escaped
with their lives, arrived in the city, at late hour
last night.
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ILLINoIs.-The Free Democracy of Illinois
are buckling on their armor for the battle of free
dom. The recent odous negro act, which rem
ders that State virtually slave State, has aroused
the friends of liberty to action, and awakened a
feeling Of indignation in the mind Of every one
who has spark Of genuine philanthropy in his
bosom. The State Committee have issued call
for Mass Convention, lone of seriesJ to be
holden at Oitowa, Lasalle county, commencing on
"Wednesday, May 18th,
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1HE SHOE BUsINEss.-The prospects for
good shoe business this season are fla,terine =
The stock of shoes on hand left over, Is ANAL.
and the prices paid, although not afiording large
profits, yet still give encouragement to manucae-
turers to continue their efforts. Stock is hish, and
there must necessarily be an increase in the price
Of shoes About ~ 600, 900 worth of shoes arc
made in Haverhl per annum.- Hauerhiu Gag.
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HALLET AND SLAvERY.--The following reso.
lution was written by Benjamin + HaIlet, Gen.
Pieice's Attorney General for This State. Il takes
the right ground and does more honor to Halet than
any other production Of his we have read since we
had the pleasure Of perusng his able anti. slavery
ago.
hssoived, That we are opposed 10 slapry in epny
yoim and eoloT--and in favor Of freedom and FREE
SolL, ~hereV1 man lines throughout Gods heritage.
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THINGS IN WAsHISGToE.-The Washington
Correspondent OF the New York Tribune, writes as
follows:
The President and his Cabinet Especially Marcy.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1858.
The Diplomatic appointments will not probably
be made for several weeks yet. The only appoint
ment Tor New York will be Dix to France
The Cabinet is unit only against the President.
The members have formed league to sustain each
other. Marcy is fully re-eslablished. It's certain
that Pierce viii allow him to make all the foreign
appointments. No man hostile to Marcy can receive
even Consulate. The pressure on the President
has exhausted HIS patience, and he gives notice in
The Union Of to-day that he will receive visitors but
three times week, and then but Tor the limited
space OF two hours, thus transferring all The power
TO the Cabinet. Marcy's influence is regarded Of
more consequence than the Presidents Pierce has
not energy enough 10 his friends from saught-
er. Marcy got his friend Borand appointed TO a
full mission, as he will his friends Wood Of Ohio,
Meade, of Virginia, and Trousdaie, of Tennessee.
Another Correspondent writes the Tribune, uuder
the same date, as follows:
On DIrs.-Wise or Dix for France; Il. Kidder
Meade, Virginia, Chill; Gov. Wood, of Ohio, Bra
zil; Gov Seymour, of Conn, Mexico; John Row
an, KY, Naples; Stephens, N. j.. The Hague Gov
Trousdae's low state OF health will not suit the Rus
sian climate; Major Polk will probably get an inn
portan position abroad; John V. l.. Pruyn of Alba
ny, desires to go 10 Berlin, but Mr.. Barnard will
probably have another successor.
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FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS. - New York,
April rs. The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer stated last evening, by tel
egraph, that the following appointments have
been agreed upon, TO take effect on the 18th of
July:
Ex-Governor Wood, Of Ohio, Minister to Bra
I'll.
Ex-Governor Trouesdale, of Tennessee, Minis
ter TO Russia
MIR. Wise, or R. X. Meade, Of Virginia, MIN
lister to Chill.
John A. Dix, Minister to France.
Hon. Mr.. Appleton, of Maine, Secretary Of
the Legation TO London.
MIR Helm, of Kentucky, will receive the Gov
ernorship of New Mexico.
The Tehuantepec treaty, as ratified by Presi-
dent Lombardini and his associates, is stated to
have been submitted to Santa Anna, and acqui-
esced in by him.
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The CIimnx I Hair Tonic.

AS an admirable Toilet preparation, which eue dy
can use to advantage stands advance of everything
else If the Hair is decayng. and thereby falling out
the Climax arrests the decay, and prevents the result
If the Hair is harsh and dry the Climax gives to it
soitnesS and natural gloss, unlike the greasy appear
ance resulting from he of many other preparations
and the facility with which it ceanses the head COM
pleely clearing the dandru is absolutely astonish
ing L. T. LAZELL Druggist
apll DIFF POI Main ST., Proprietor
Worcester Water Cure instItutIOn.-No
GLEN SIREET.-This Institution is well arranged
for the treatment of nvads at all seasons of the year
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment T. ON
81 TO per week. For out of door treatment SO per
week.
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
cotton sheetsi two wooden bankets one comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended TO as usual
Office hours lIom 2 to 4P. NJ.
dec6 dwu S.ROGERS,M MD.
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jon N OYD EN-,
A

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
NO. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank n otes,
Drafts Stocks, and Specie bought and sold Bills of Ex
cnange drawn on Barring Broers q Co. payable in
England ireland, Scotland, &C, in suit Drafts
and Notes collected in any Slate in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, SC, &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House. and OBJ
posite the Worcester County Bible societys Depository
Worcester, Nav 49, 1852 d,stF
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TWOWEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Loss of the Steamer Independence and loo
Passengers.

Passengers.
NEW ORLEANS, April %. The steamer United
States from Aspnwal, arrived here to day with dates
from California TO the LIST of April
Steamer Georgia, from New York, arrived AT As
ninwalI on the I'm. Steamer United States, Tor
Uncle SAM sailed from Aspinwall for New YOlk,
on the ming Of the 9th.
The steamer Independence was lost on the 10th Of
February having run ashore on the shoals of Mar
paretia island, where she took fire and burnt. 500
passengers were on board, all of whom leaped into
the water and tIed to swim ashore, of whom 14O
we're lost. MarearetIa Island is upon the coast Of
Lower California.
After suikng, the Independence backed of, but
finding eight feet of water in her hold Capt. Samp-
son ordered the pilot to her ashore ON the beach
at spot 800 yards from land. There the ship took
fire from the intense heat Of tie furnaces, the flames
spreading rapidly and creating the most lrIghtlnl
CONSERVATION among The passengers. A heavy sui
running at the Time, all the boats we're swamped in
trying to make the first trip ashore
To add to the horrors of the the fire reached
the powder magazine which exploded, scattering The
I fragm ents n every direction Many of the passen-
GERS were blown into the sea- aud others jumped in
and were immediately carried of by the strong cur
rent that was sweeping from the shore. Many who
had previously reached the shore were unable TO
render any assistance, and we're obliged to remain
passive spectators Of numbers Of men, women and
children pershmg by fire and in the sea. The mum
DPl lOsl Has DteH NdIloHsl eethidtou at nun A"V I"
200. The ship finally swung round broadside 10 the
beach, where her coal also took fire and she was to-
tally destroyed. The passengers who were saved
found themselves uninhabited island, without
water where they remained for 46 hours in a stale
Of intense suffering.
Finally by firing cannon they were enabled TO
attract the attention OF some whaling vessels lying in
MagdaIen bay, few miles off, who came TO their as
ssance, with provisions, and finally took them Of.
The following are the names, as far as ascertained,
of those from the Eastern States who were lost:-
John Morris, j. Jones, George E. Light, ---
Hartman, WIN. Doyle, R. Mosher, J. Myers, Mrs.
Muffin, Il. o. Neal, T. o. BerIee, Charles A. Ward
all of New York. - Welsh, OF Boston, o.
Hale, w. S. MouIton, of Mass. There were other
New EngaDderS, whose names have not been ascer.
tanned
The steamer Cortez arrived at Panama in Ii days
from San Francisco.
The city of Marysville has been again inundated
by rise of the Feather and Tuba rivers, and much
loss Of properly had occurred.
The steamer California, which left San Francisco
the LIST of April for Panama, took down 81 232,
600 in gold dust, of which $S0O,O00 was to Page,
Bacon & Co., and $3.50, 900 to Adams &'Co.
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NIilIer,s Onernfinm


For Filling Teeth overExposed Nerves.
This operation, Original With the subscriber has
been performed by him, during two and a half wears
nearly three hundred tines with tie loss Of one tooth
only, so far known, Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed more than two years ago
who have been emInently succts sful By no ,tHer
method of treatment heret fore IN USE can SO MANY
teeth be saved after their living membranes become
exposed S. P MILLER
dec1l 49,
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SECOND WILLIAM TELL.-About month
agoi as we learn from the Courier Des Etas Uns,
case was brought before the Correctional Police Of
Spires, city OF Baden, which is certainly without
a parallel in the annals Of justice, A weaver, of
Spire, who had been much extnlled as a marksman,
undertook, by desperate experiment, TO establish
his reputation beyond dispute. To this end, he
loaded his pistol and repaired bis garden, accom-
panied by his son a lad about u years old. He or.
dered the child to stand at fifteen PAGES from him,
with potato on his head. The boy obeyed, with
out making any resistance; aud the father preserv-
ing the utmost GOODNESS, fred his pistol and dslodg.
cd the potato, the ball piercing it through the very
centre.
The weaver's neighbors, 10 whom the fact was re.
lated, refused believe it, and would only be con-
WINGED by repetition of the fool-hardy exploit Ii
was now night; but the intrepid marksman insisted
upon an immediate repetition. Instead ofthe pota-
10, he placed upon the boys head lighted lantern,
at which be dischal ged his pistol, with the same
success as before. The fame of this extraordinary
exploit coming 10 the Of the police, they deemed
1t their duty 10 arrest this second William Tell and
put check to his wild ambition by the agency Of the
law. The Justice before whom the case was
brought, not sympathizing with the admiration
which the affair had excited among the weaver's
neIghbors, and having asceraned, by IA careful in-
vestgalon of the circumstances, that, the second
time, the pistol ball had slightly grazed the boys
cap, condemned the marksman to eight days i'm
prsonment.
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Wounds on horses should be washed twice
day, with clean, soft water, or with little Cas-
tile soap and Then rub with whale oil. This an
swers for all seasons keeps off flies, restores the
hair, and the original color. So saws Inc an
thor Of domestic Animals"
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II 70 Mo no IL

From my old Stand No. Exchange street, to 30
Main street. or many years j. 5. Rand's Bonnet Storey
doors North of the central Bank, where shall keep
a good assortment OF Silk, Scotch American and Eng
fish GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS. and in season,
large assortment Of my wnmanuacfure ofPARASOLS.
o. Every Umbrella and Parasol will be warranted,
N B. Umbrellas and Pdrasols repaired and covered
in a workmanlike pannaT. N p. MOORE,
feb23 DIFF 80 Main street
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rkoPERTY LEFT an RAILWAY CAR.--Ac-
coroIng TO recent English decision, the law with
regard to the finder Of loot properly does moi annlv
.os ne case o. properly Of passenger accidentally
~ " railway carriage, and found there by a ser.
sn' - we company; and such servant K eait,y Of
=, instead Of taking il to the station or M.
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gg" don't say, Mr. Judge, that the defen.
say; when last seed him he wa, Cus inns wili
face IN mud puddle, and drying L on d nngs ms
Whether a sober man would do this, II co,.. mat
can't say" The court thought he wouldnst n, l
consequence wal, the defendant went up for si4s
ty days. s'A-
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PARDoNED.--Horace Brown, who in IS4I,
was sentenced to the State Prison for life, for
robbing and setting fire to store in. Concord has
been pardoned by the Governor and Council.
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GD-A "gentleman in New York, thirty years
OF age, tall, dark, and handsome, highly educa-
ted, and possessing $4,000 year. adyer,i,es
for wife. Who bids for this magnificent al
lance.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-ORFriday, in Roxbury,
as the workmen were engaged in tearing down
portion OF the wall Of the carpet factory recently
burnt, It suddenly fell, killing man named Da-
vld Smith, instantly, and hurting another named
Martin Kinney, so badly that he is not expected
to live. A child was also slightly injured.
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Genuine Ralnily Medicines. and Paw

Genuine Family Medicines, and Physician
prescriptions, carefully prepared from aerals of the
puest char cter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should be
used in The preparation of family medicines and pre-
scrpOns, proposition clear TO be questioned
The subscriber, fully recognizing this important fact
sures the public, that medicines Obtained of him. may
be depended upon unsurpassed in point of quality.
l.. T. LAZELL Apohecary,
Jan. |, 1853. daWtf 201 Main street
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GoLp IN TExAs.--Galvesion dates to the
18th Instant state that further discoveries gold
have been made in Hamilton valley and great ex-
citement prevailed
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Thompson d Co.'S. Western Express,
Waldo Block. Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brat,
tleborO Hartford, New Haven, PitseId Albany, Troy,
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NoTEs, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places. $. v. X. HlCKCuX, Agent
je8 dit Waldo Block, Main street.
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In addition. the subscriber who now has charge of
SAID lnsiiuto will treat Fractures and Dislocatiops
He will also operate Tor Cataract, stTabsnus Club
OF, sc. GEO UOYT
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GEO W. SKINNER. NJ. d.

LF0'Wefty q TFeSt Nelobury, HaS8.J
Residence, College Building. Union Hill,
WORCESTER Mass.
Refereacc9 :-Calvin Newton. NJ. D., Rev. #. w.
higginson, Worcester; Hon. Horace Mann, West
Newton; The Hutchinson Family, Milford, N. H.
VI Mrs skinner is prepared as heretofore 10 serve
Ladies, as Female Physician, far diseases peculiar to
her sea and Pariurien Patients in the capacity of
anil div