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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

THE PEsTILENcE AT New ORLEANs.-The
Evening edition of the New York Tribune of
Saturday, contains some later advices from New
Orleans, showing that the yellow fever is raging
heavy rains which have overfowed some of the
lower streets, have increased the epidemic, and
the whole city wears the appearance of gloom
and desolation. There were SO new cases admit
ted to the Charity Hospital on the 9th. The
Delta says, it has now become rare thing to see
lady in the street. All are gone and Gin their
places black melancholy stands
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one cause, and the Jury in each OF these trials re-
fused 10 convict, avowedly upon the ground Of a
difference of opinion with the bench on ques-
tian Of law and the Supreme Court OF that day
not only did not presume to say that the jury
were not judges of the law, but expressly yielded
that such was the fact.
This ancient right was never denied IN Aassa-
chusetls until about ten years ago. In the trial
of a case al Lowell, Judge Merrrick, then OF the
Court of Common Pleas, refused TO allow Mr.
Hallett 10 argue the constilutionaliiy of the law
to the jury. | was al the trial. and well Temem-
Der the great feeling of injury to himself and TO the
majesty of The bench, which Judge Merrck dis
played in his charge to the jury, after he had
driven Mr.. Haett away from the case. The
case was carried to the Supreme Court, and they
gave an opinion, in which they agreed that the
counsel had right TO argue the question of law,
but at the same time held that the jury had no
right to decide upon the question of law submit
ted to them. This encroachment has been since
followed by other and more mIust6abIe interfer-
ences Especially in the United States Court held
in Boston) with the powers Of the jury. In 1852
the legislature took up the question, and the Sem
ate, which was strongly coalliionst, passed an
act similar to the resolve now Incorporated into
the Bill Of Rights. Atthat time, Mr.. Burngame
made very effective speech upon The subject
In the House the bill was defeated.
Among those who tooh partHn the very able de-
bate in the conventions in addition to those have
mentioned, Messrs. Burlingame, Keyes, Hallett.
Butler and Abbott of Lowell, and Huntington of
Northampton, who spoke in favor of the resolve;
and Messrs, Hillard and Gray of Boston, Sumner
of Great Darlington: Professor Parker and Pro-
fessor Greenley of Cambridge. Ladd of Cam
bridge, Ex-Judge Morton of Taunton, Chandler
ofGreenfied, Lord of Salem, Train of Framing
ham, Ex-Governor Briggs, Miller of Wareham,
Rockwell Of Pittsfeld, and Huntington of Salem,
on the other side The resolve passed to a second
reading by a vote ofI92 TO l46, and the vote on
the final passage was 1873 TO 1874. Here is the
form in which it passed. The clause which |
have enclosed in brackets was added on the sec.
ond day, upon motion of Mr., Huntington ofNorth-
amptOn.
sin all trials for criminal offences, the jury, af-
ter having received the instruction of the court,
shall have the right, in their verdict of guilty or
not guilty, to determine the law and the facts of
the case; [but it shall be the duty of the court to
superintend the course ofthe trial, to decide upon
the admission and rejection of evidence, and upon
all collateral and incidental proceedings, and aso
to allow bills Of exceptions; and the court may
grant new trial in cases Of conviction. 70
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used


F0r Prescriptions and Physicians use, 5ro she most
rd'a6ts sources IN Boston and Nelg York, can be
Jo"nd at the Store Of Lews T. LazeH, 2Ol Nam
STREET w
,hVery one who IS any cOnveYsant with Drurs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty oi 6ndna ~ ~
ce perfectly ifee from authorizations Especially is his
the case WIN those in general use Which of m oihers
on o ~ ar pit as pesslbe 1t has been for years
nrugs-ihose which may be relied upon and iii nav
lee confident of The purity Of every article obtained NJ
my establishments trust that dlsoriu,inating nuhlic
viii continue TO sustain me in NV endeavoys he mn
patronage, assuring Them than every article will be held
as represented. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF the day and nigbt "'
vl dawtf L. r. LAZEIi Rno,L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM. The able and
accomplished Boston correspondent of the New
York Post, IN recenl letter to that paper, Civ
ing some account ofthe proceedings of the Con-
sutonal Convention, during the last few DAYS
of its session, has the following:
TRIAL BY JURY.-Six out of thirteen mem.
bers OF the Committee on the Bill of Rights. viz:
Mr. llalett, Mr. Charles Sumner, Judge Allen.
Mr. Burlingame, Mr. Williams of Taunton, and
Mr. Marcy of Greenwich, reported resolve Sc
curing TO the Iurles their ancient right of Judging
Of the lar as well as the .ttpct, in all criminal
cases. This resolve was debated with rematka.
Bile ability on each OF ls stages. Speeches were
limited TO tllieen minutes each; and the remarks
OF Mr. Dana, IN opposition To the resolve, and of
Judge Allen in its favor, illustrated how much AN
able man may say in that short space oftime-
The speech Of Judge Allen, especially, coming
from one of the abest lawyers ia the State. one
who had been upon the bench of the Court of
Common Pleas, and had refused seat upon the
bench olthe Supreme Court, had great effect
As his time was about TO expire, he was stlng
down, with an alusion TO that fact upon his linz
when the President informed him thai he had l,vo
minutes longer.
M "rwo minutes" said the Judge; othnt il
enough to answer the argument of the gentleman
from Boston," add with half dozen rapid and
skllful strokes, he demolished Mr.. billiards.
speech, and sat down before his time was out.
Mr.. Rantou, of Beverly, spoke twice upon the
subject, and with good effect He stated case
which he reeollected to have taken place is Essex
county In 1905, where several trials were had Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

Mrs. PATINGToN ON THE CoNsr1TU-
T1oNAL CoNvENTIoN.-''I see," said Mrs
PartingtOn, as she put by her paper-'that the
institutional invention has become dissolute
Wilson and Butler, and the other persprng per-
formers have gone home to take the senses of the
people There is to be eight propositions, and
the people is to pass 'em all on one bullet, and
inject them or except them as they please. -
And Mrs. P. concluded by advising key tie mind
his book and when he grew up to years of dis
cussion' he might be performer with a celery of
three dollars day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

u Hon w. B. Bannister, of Newburyport,
deceased, has left fifty thousand dollars by will,
to be divided between the American Bible Socie
ty, American Board for Foreign Missions, Educa
Society, Home Missionary Society, and Colonial
ton Society, upon condition that they each pay
to his widow $24O annually, and to his daughter
$l2O annually, during their lives He leaves to
his brother, Seth Bannister, of Brookfeld, ten
Thousand dollars besides, on the same conditions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

MILIrARY.-On Saturday, 9th inst, there
was general muster of the military companies
of this city and adjacent towns, for battalion drill
Seven companies were represented on that occa-
sion, namely, the Worcester Light Infantry
Jackson Guards, Worcester, Oakdale Guards,
West Boylston Light Infantry, Hopkinton Artil-
lery, Berlin L. l., and Milford l.. l., about 200
stalwart, hardy, active fellows, accompanied by
the Worcester Comet Band. The companies
mustered on the Common, and marched thelce
to Pot Ash Valley. where they performed their
evolutions Everybody remarked the excellent
drill and manly bearing Of the Worcester Light
Infantry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

A DoUGHFAcE CONFESSION AND A FREE
SOIL REPLY.-"As the bread that he and | both
eat comes from the business community Of Bos-
ton from men, some Of whom are rich, and all Of
whom hope TO be rich, II does not become US, like
iroward children, to strike at the hand that feeds
us."- George 8. Hiiiard.
"The hand that feeds us The hand that
feeds usl Sir, no hand feeds me that has any
right to control my opinions. "-Richard H. DG.
ma, Jr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

BURDENS A1IALGAMAToR does not answer
the high expectations formed Of it, when it was
first put in operation, for separating the gold from
the ''tailings" of the North Carolina gold mines,
but we understand that an ingenious mechanic in
this city has just completed machine that will
do the required work, and in much more eco
nomical manner. 1t will be tested in New York
in the course ofa few days, and, if accepted by
the contractors, it will nett one.of our fellow cit
liens a handsome little sum-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

WARLIKE.-Two companies of u S. troops
are ordered from from fort Adams, and two from
fort Hamilton, to the Rio Grande, who will sail
on the 9th inst, and more are to follow, to the
number of 1900, from the Atlantic seaboard-
This movement is made in consequence of the in
telligence received at Washington, that the Mex.
leans are assembling considerable bodies Of troops
upon the frontier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

HUDsoN's LAsT.-The atlas of the 9th, con-
tains the following:
''We have held up to the public gaze the double
dealings-the false hearted course of the Presi-
dent; and the only reason why Free Soil coali-
ton organs have felt disturbed is that they think
such an exposure may lessen their chances for Of
y5fce."
Mr.. Hudson evidently cannot get the idea out
of his mind, that every one aolo is not Wing, is
seeking "chance for office" He is determined
not to forgive the President for turning him out
of the snug Office with which General Taylor's
friends bribed him to betray his constituents and
abandon his long protested principles, and so he
vents his rage by perpetual barking at the sap
pointments." Well, let him bark 1t is better
business than telling lies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

WATER CURE-The Ohio Culiyator says a
bucket or two Of water given to spirited horse
just before riding, takes away all disposition to
caper, and renders him perfectly sedate and mOn-
a0eahle
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

ROBERT RANToUL, JR.-A biography Of the
late Mr. Rantou is in preparation, and will short.
ly be published, with collection of his writings
and speeches. Among the papers left by Mr. R.,
there is said to be brilliant, learned, and tho
rough essay on the subject of the right Of jury to
judge of the law as well as tile facts The book
will undoubtedly have wide circulation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. A boy named
Weeks, OF some nine or ten years, employed in
one Of the facioresat Ware, while holding his
mouth upon the edge Of a box resting on an eel
eyator," the latter started and his head was
brought up against the iloor with such force as TO
split bis month open about an inch and half on
each side, loosening the most of bis teeth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

THE CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION has
been open to the public three weeks, and the av-
erage daily receipts, thus ar, have NOT been equal
to the average daily receipts Of the fairs of the
American Institute. The totalreceipts from July
10Th to August 4th, inclusive, were only $24,-
432 IS OF course the managers are greatly dis
appointed at the result, but we think they have
no occasion TO blame anybody bnt themselves
VIVA the Crystal Palace exhibition wants, to en-
sure its complete success, and pay profit to the
stockholders, is man 10 boss the job. Such
one we are sure they have not yet had land every
thing in and about the Palace shows it. If they
get one, the Exhibition will be popular; if they
do moi, 1t VIII turn out a miserable failure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

gg- The Democracy Of Maine are in conten-
tious state at the present time. Two candidates
for Governor are in the field, only one of whom
can by any possibility be elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

ARREST OF PATRIoT.-We learn from the
Boston Times Of Saturday, that Nh Patrick o.
Donoghue, the Irish patriot and exile, was ar.
rested in that city on Friday afternoon, on a com.
plant lodged at the Police Office by Lieut.. Kelly,
of the Shields Artillery, to the effect that he
about to fight duel with Capt. Trainer, the COM
mander of that valiant corps. A hearing was had
before Mr. Justice Rogers, and he was bound over
in the sum of $4,000 to keep the peace.
Mr. O'DOnOghue said-"Sir, l beg leave 10 ex-
press my regret at having to appear here, and l
deeply regret the circumstances that led to t.
but bow to your decision with soemnity and
reverence.
Mr. P Donahoe, of Boston, gave the necessary
bail, and the expatriated O'Donoghue was set at
liberty The case excites considerable attention.
so, dear is the Emerald Isle Of the ocean,
Her daughters are fair as the foam of the wave;
Her sons never join in a rebel commotiony
Tho valiant-are sober, tho joyous-are brave.
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pspn o. CO'ss western Express,
Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brat,
tle6oro, Hartford, New Haven, Pittseld Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, DC, collected at all the
above places. s. v. r. HiCKCOX Agent
JeS DIT Waldo Block. Main street.
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The Worcesfer Cnrnet I,nnd

(R. W. TWICHELL, Leader aud Directory
Are prepared to furnish music for all occasions ApDy
to a. WITT, corner of Front and fremont streets,
N. GODDARD, Mulbury street.
J. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
o. Orders left at G. ill., Lorngs Music store 2O3
Main ST.. the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by J. M.ALDRlCH, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

l. BABlTT Respectfully invites The public TO eau
and examine his newly discovered eolored Dagu
types, at No. and ii Pper's Block, admitted by all
who have them, be unsurpassed by anything in
the art Mr.. b. is enclosing them in beautiful case
inlad with Pearl, for 81 SO. Common Dagueneotypes
for so cents
S. large lot of Fancy Gases which must and
will be sold at very low price Please cali before
purchasing Elsewhere, and satisfy Yourself
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The new and beautiful Chemically Colored -
Daguerreotypes made by Adams 4 Chafin, apd by
them only IN tbis city For proof of the above
ment call at our Rooms and examine Pictures col
ored by this process. III comparison with some which
we have taken over, which were made and sold by
another ArtSt, as Chemically Colored Daguelreoty
Comment is unnecessary.
ADAMS & CLAFIIN,
aug6 du 1873 Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
LIhlEI LIhEEIH

DRAPER Sc CLARK offer to Che public new md
better article of LINE than be found at any other
place in the state After rng it, if any is not sat
isfied their money Will be refunded. We have dealt in
Lime for fifteen years, and have never found any befor
that gave good satisfaction
DRAPER & CLARK,
apl dtf l05 and lO7 Front ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

THOMAS CONNER was hung three times at
Baltimore last Friday,for murder. The rope with
winch he wos hung, broke twice, although !, had
previously been tested by weight oflOOO lbs
Thirty thousand persons were witness TO the in
human spectacle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

ANOTHER CAsE.-Slnce writing the above, we
have read the appeal Of slave woman from New
burn, n c who is striving in the same way, to pur.
chase the freedom Of her husband. Her credentials
show that she is no impostor, and that her case is
one equally deserving of the sympathy andassistance
ofa Christian and liberty loving people, We all
know the Golden Rule, which tells us to do unto
others as we would that they should do unto US, and
here is excellent opportunity for US all TO test our
regard for it, by giving something for the relief of
those who, through the injustice of their fellow men,
are obliged to buy those God-given rights which we
SO freely enjoy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

W Worcester water Cure EmstEtutfOm.-No
GLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
Tor the treatment of nvads at all of the year
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, from
81 to per week. For out of door treatment IS per
week
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
'ottoa Sheets two WOODEN Blankets comfortable,
and old linen for bandages
Out door practice attended TO as usual
Office hours from 2to 4P. NJ
dec6 dwtf S.ROGERS M d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

SENATOR SoULE.-The newly appointed
Minister TO Spain was serenadtd by Dodworth's
band at New York last week, on the night pre-
vous to his departure. The music was accom-
panied by some wretched doggrel lines, composed
and sung by the friends of Cuba in that city, of
which the following verse is a sample;
IT'S fight orlancy,
For Cuba must be,
And tits written by Fate,
The Isle great and free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

RThe New York Tribune of Saturday in an
article reviewing The present aspect of European
affairs, alludes to the Smyrna difficulty in this
wise:
"We state an obvious fact in saying that Capt.
Ingraham, had he sunk the Austrian Corvette in
Smyrna harbor, as it was but chance he did not,
would almost inevitably have been the next Pres
dent Of the United States.''
We think the Tribune is correct and the chan.
ces are that he will sink something yet, finding
how such actions are hailed by the people at
home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
A. PRENTIsN,

Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street. All orders left with g. W.
RICE, at L. D. Goddard Il Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Machi
merry. dec30 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

.s nousnnos OF Parents who Vormnuge composed
", Nas.ot WI Caomel &C., not aware, that while
e, ear 70 benefit the patient, they actually lay
,he he foundations Tor series Of discusses such ~ sal
NnuoD' loss 81 sight, weakness of limbo, &c.
Hobensacks Medicines TO which wensk tho nttenton Of
hu aiec'ly interested IN their own well ms their chill
drens health. In Liver complaints, ana All disord, ~
OF the only genuine medicue ilobrisacs Liyc1 pin
=. " Be nor deceiCed,h but ask for IobensacI,s
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe hat enrh ba
as none else are genuine.
l.. r. LAZEIl, EDW'D H. MARSH, d SCOTT.
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL a HILL
Agents for Worcester. '''""'
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CASE FOR THE BENEvoLENT.-Matt
Beck intelligent colored man, from Virginia, has
been in city for several days, soliciting aid ofthe
benevolent, in order to redeem his vile and two
children from slavery. Matthew was borne slave,
but the decease OF his master, he became fee by
the provisions of his will. BY the recent law of
Virginia, banshing free negroes from The State, he
has been driven from his wife and two children, who
are still held slaves by neighbor Of his former
master The liberty OF these, near and dear 10
him, he can purchase for thirteen hundred dollars.
Half Of it he has already obtained, and doubt not
there are many among who will gladly contribute
to the means that will unite Matthew and his family,
and make them happy in new home, in free State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

Ladies', Try it'll you wish TO find an articl
peculiarly adapted Tor dressing the HAIR removing
dandruil, &c, use the Excelsior Hair Tonic prepared
6y Lombard a. Cundall and sold by Druggists and
tancy dealers generally in the United States and Can
adas. dnvOw ivo7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

Worthy of NOtice.-Dr Morse's Invigorating
Cordial the only sure and safe remedy yet discovered
for general debility rui GUS capaci tang for
", business, or matrimony. Affections of the head,
back, limos, and nerves. speedily removed, with d
recons and important advice the married single,
See advertisement. jel4 dM&Thawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

7I1VVTHeV uItN COUlSeEEOT az Lao,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for New York, New Jer.
seyi &C, No. Harrington Corner, Worcester
apis daWistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

DR.. Andrews Hydro Medicated baths,
For The cure OF rheumatism, GOut sin JoinIs srro-
fula. Ring-vorm, aud all cutnneous Diseasrs' arisav
nom want OF fuldity, or mpurliy of the Hood.
- NJ, ~. Ihose wishing 20 avail themselves Of The
Medicinal properties Of the above Blths am ~ ec.
ccommodaied Tuesdays Thursdays, and snturdays' a,
NO. 81 Pleasant st., Worcester, Mass. d6x ~ Al
y. y. bacon, Counsellor az l.aw.-IIiu tim
peng no longer occupied with the duties of The Mayor
NV no WI aeyoto himself exclusively to the business
January ., 1858. iens JIv
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WIN. =. RARTnN.


attorney and Counsellor at Lam.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, for New York New Ter
seyi &C, No. Harrington Corner, Worcester
apis dawistf
MiIIbury COrnet Band.
J. J. DENlSuN, Leader and Director
Are prepared to furnish Music on all occasions Ordeys
left with Il. BENCHLEY RandalPs Block, or VIM r.
LoVaLL, VIII be promptly attended TO.
JelS dSm' WIN +. LOWELL, Clerk.
MRS = G o d W In, An experienced and success
ful Midwife holds herself II readiness dav and uiebt
to attend TO the duties If her profession Residence
No. 6A1stins street. o2i-dtf
Old Havana Cigars,
Oi all the BEST brands constantly on hand and for
sale Wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT, Jr,
oc'le du Apolheeary, 243 Main street.
spa, kIing Soda Waler-with the usual VA
riety Of choice syrups Fifty Tickets for one dollar
. r b. T. LAzELL, Apoihecary,
myl4 du 2Ol Main street
CALVIN H. PRATT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
NO. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
maya DIFF
Segars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found IN qu'ntliesto SUI n the Drug Store Of
r Il. II. LAZELL,
I5-du 20l Main 81.
A. ANDREWS,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Plano
Forte, and Music Room, No a, Huntington
Corner, Worcester Mass
bEsr OF REFEnENoEs GIVEN.
aprl DIFF
y. l.. HOOD,
= ~ mo Oity Auction and Commission store, No.
rear street, Worcester COnsignmtnts solicited, aud
auction business OF all kinds promptly attended TO.
ianB dhwtf
WILLIAM D.ICKIN SON,
- NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend to this aud to other matters of business nj
hhoilce over the Central Bank. nov6-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

Aegars Of exquisite flavor are always to be
found In qumtlties 10 SUI NJ the Drug Store OF
l.. r. LAZELL,
l3-dt pol Mnin 81.
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CALVIN H. PRATT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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A. ANDREWS,
Teacher Of Vocal aud Instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No a, Harrington
Conner Worcester Mass.
BEsT OF REFEnENcEs GIVEN