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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment ant
Boarding agency,

No. 233 Main s., oTcesler, Up Stairs.
Do you wish to sell your real estate? Do you wish
to buy house? Do yon wish TO let your houses to
good tenants? Do you wish TO get your life or your
goods insured? Have you house You wish to selll
Are You in want of help, either male or female? Do
you wish for boarders! Are you IN want of boarding
house? Have You store for sale or to let? Do you
wish to borrow money en- collateral security? Have
you money 10 lend on mortgages Of real estate? Do
you wish buy farm? Have you house lots for sale?
Do you wish to buy house hit? Do you wish to hire
a sore? Have pou Office 10 let! Do you wish to
hire an Office? Are yos in want of employment If
so, you will do we'll TO call at the above .ency.
iyl5 tleodtf |. g. MUM.
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No FamilY shouId be Without Thsm.

We speak OF M'Lane's Liver Pills, which have be.
come an Indispensable Family Medicine The iehtful
symptoms which arise from diseased Liver manifest
themselves, or less, in every family dyspepsia,
sick headache, obstruction Of the menses, ague and
fever, pains in the side with dry, hacking cough all
the results Of hepatic dermgement-sn for these DR..
M'Lane's Pills are sovereign remedy They have
beeu known fail aud they should be kept all
times by families
DIRECTIONS Take two or three going to bed, every
second or third night. If they do not pnree two or
three tmes by rex, morning, take one two more
slight breakfast should invariably fellow their
The Liver Pills may be used where purgng is simply
necessary. As all aHti-bous puTgatiye. they are in.
erior And in doses Of three, they give
astonishing relief 10 sick headacne; in slight der
angemeuts Of the stomach
u Purchasers will be carefa 70 ask for DR. M'Lane's
Celebrated Liver P ills, and take none else There ate
other PHI, purForting be Liver Pills before the
public DR. N Lanes Liver Pills also his ce ebrated
vermifuge, be had al all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada
II Burr & Perry, No Coinhill, Boston, General
Agents For safe in Worcester by NJ b. Green, spur
q Seloy, /. Lazel Il. Marsh and James Green,
and by Druggists eenerallN. deod3t&wlt Jyl5
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EB Halifax paper announces the decease Of
Rebecca relct Of the late DR.. w. J. Almop =, an.
age Of 30 years. She was the daughter Of Rev.
Mather Byles, Of Boston memory, and was er,a,
grand niece Of DIR. Cotton Mather, whose fsther
was tho first President Of Harvard College. She
was born In New London. 1862, and with her
father quilted Boston at the time Of It's evacua-
tion BY the British troops. for Nova Scotia.
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CURE OF THE BITE OF A RATTLEsEAKE.--A
Southern medical jurnal says that physician in
Georgia was lately called to Wait an aged negro wo-
man, who eight hours previously had been bitten in
the ankle by a large ratlesnake. The leg was
sweled to double The usual size, and the pulse was
feeble and threadlike. Corn whiskey was immedi-
aiey administered, uutil two quarts had been given,
when slight signs ofnebralion were discoyered.--
The wound was cupped for an hour and aso poul-
ticed. Ina day or two the patient was about her
nsilal hneness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

THE SUFFERING CHINESE AoroRs.--A com.
miiee of benevolent gentlemen in New York have
taken an interest 10 the proposed benefit for the re-
Iiei Of the unfortunate Chinese dramatic comnanv
who have been entced to this country by company
Of Americans, betrayed. derauded, and then desert.
ed, and left to beg, steal, or starve. The object or
this benefit 10 to raise sucen, means TO carry tbem
home, aud thus save the city The expense Of summer.
ing them. Castle Garden has been gwen for tho
purpose, free Of charge, and the benefit will take
place next Saturday. -. ''"s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

BRILLIANT MErEoR.-On the morning Of the
9th inst, while our citizens were aroused by the
alarm Of fire at Cape Elizabeth, about 2 O'Clock A.
NJ very brilliant meteor was witnessed in the
north west. lis track extended some is or 20 de-
grees about midway between the horizon and the
zenith and il left luminous track towards that
point where il disappeared, Of some 10 degrees in
length, which remained visible for one or Two mia.
uies.-Po,tiaAd Adp0tise, 9h.
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ACCIDENT TO THE AFRICA,-As the Afri-
ca mail steamer was leaving her dock at Jersey
City, at u O'Clock 10Th inst. the tide caused her
to- strike the next pier, which is being extended
into the river, and The Top which is even with the
surface Of the water Her slarbo6rd wheel was
considerably broken. Two of the arms of the
wheel were broken, and four Of the buckets
broken Oh. She, however, moved off in fine
style, and proceeded on her voyage; but il was
thought that she would be compelled 10 repar ar.
Ter getting below. The ARABIA, in moving into
the Dock passed within foot Of the new pier,
upon which the Africa was injured.-M Y. Til
buHe.
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ac- The TyroIean Minstrsls in their Concerts on
Wednesday and last evening, achieved great and de-
cided Triumph. Combining talent and skill Of high
ORDER they furnish better entertainments than
most Of the travelling bands who have visited Worces
ter while they do not by any means, omit the drolle
res which promote the health of their hearers, by
ercsing their risbie faculties. The last Concert of
their series, will take place this evening They de-
serve and will undoubtedly have full house. Go and
hear IN m.
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JAPAS.-A letter from Rev. DIR. Brdgeman,
American missionary Dated at Canton, April 20,
and published IN the New York Journal Of Com.
merce, says;
"Commodore Perry is here, and from what have
seen Of HIN, and heard Of his plans, you may,
think. expect that permanent relations will before
long be opened with Japan.i
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AZ AUSTRIAN Srr IN CiNoIEEATI.---The Non.
vidua IN the city, who BETRAYED several Of The
German patriots during the struggle Of 4s, and i, Il
hurnsed that he u now acting aa paid spy for the
Austrian government Ifihis be the CAGE, we would
me the rascal rotted out TO receive bis merled pun.
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ETTbe Boston Post gives Mrs. Darlington
credit for the following toast, sent to the Spunk-
willie celebration:
The Relics Of The last War--Ready in case
o. trouble, 10 make sacraments of themselves 20.
the salvation Of the country.
her
RUTH y PARrINoToN.
mark.
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FrsH.-- Ricl ardson, of the Mechanic street
Fish Market, has just received supply Of fresh
fish, of the rarest sorts, and most unexceptiona-
BILE quality. Go early. or they will be all gone !;
for there is sure to be rush for them.
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Another REVOLUTIONARY SoLprER
GoNE.-Mr James Holmes died in Oswego,
N. r., at the residence Of his son. Mr. Charles
Holmes, on the 9th uIt in the Doth year Of his
age. Mr. II. was native Of Sussex county, N. j.,
and participated 10 the battles Of Monmouth,
Germantown, and Brandywine >
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

ERRArA-By Typographical error in yester-
days paper we were made to say that Hon. Samuel
Appleton, who died on Tuesday, in Boston, was on
iy thirty-:wo years Of age. He was eigb,y-seyen.
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% We witnessed very affecting sight yes
terday. A girl was about crossing Merwin street
bridge with little wagon, containing what a
casual observer would suppose to be chd-a
neat little counterpart folded delicateiy down
from the "neclr' of the innocent, and its face
concealed by blue veil. 1t was theme that
might have called forth most eloquent outburst
from the warm heart of ''Fanny Fern" Pres
emily, however, in ascending the bridge, the We
hcle unfortunately upset, and out rolled the pre-
cious contents, in the shape of-not a ''babby,''
gentle reader, but well-6Iled achiskeyj ug!-
which was dashed 10 pieces against stone The
grief of the sold folks at home, for the loss Of
The ''dear craythur'' whose ''spint" thus uncere-
moniously took its flight, was no doubt inconsola-
be- Lereland True Democrat. I2fh
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The Providence Post, ofthe 14ih, concludes
its report Of The meeting Of the Providence & Wor-
cester Railroad, in these words:
This certainly one Of the most spirited meet.
Ings convened in our city in long while; the end
to which il arrived, however, we think, was quite
astounding TO its orginators We suppose an APP
peal will be taken TO the Supreme Court of the
State, and a process sought which shall compel the
President Of the corporation to receive, count, and
declare he vote for new Directors. This, we pre-
dict, will also prove failure.
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THIEVES ARREsTED.--A couple Of Boston
thieves named Michael Lynch and Dennis Carey,
were arrested Wednesday, 18th inst, for robbing
the railroad depot at FoAbOro'. They were con-
mtted to Dedham Jail
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A SINGULAR AND HARD CAsE.--About
FIVE years ago, an elderly gentleman and his wife
moved from Virginia to Covlngton, bringing with
them an old family servant called Sam Norris.
They had not enjoyed their new home long, be-
fore the cholera made them its victims Norris
is tobacconist, and being steady industrious
man, made good wages, all of which, above a
pitance required for his own plain support he
sent regularly to the heirs OF his old master, v-
ing in Virginia. This state of affairs lasted until
about year ago, when he was sold TO man
named Patton. who came out 10 see him, and Of
fered to sell HIM TO himself for. $S400 A nego-
citation was entered into, and Norris visited this
City by appointment with his master, and here
concluded the bargain for his freedom, paying
$l50 down, and agreeing to send the remainder
to Virginia. In the course of a few months he
did send two mstaments Of $50 each, and was
expected soon to become fireman. when, Git is
alleged) Patton denied having the $3.50, and ask
ed him $500 more for his liberty, thu eatening, in
case it was not paid, to take him to Missouri and
sell him. Some Of the citizens of Covington,
plying the poor old negro, and having confidence
in his honesty, offered Patton $500 for his liber-
ty, but the master was inexorable, and determine
ed on extorting the $500. This aroused the in-
dignalion of Norris's friends-and finding that
the contract originally made for his freedom could
be proven, they filed bill in Chancery, setting
forth the facts. Yesterday the case was argued
at length before the Circuit Court of Covington.
ne main question Vas, whether contract made
by slave with his master in Ohio would be le-
gal in Kentucky. Gov. Morehead appeared for
Norris. The decision of the Court viii be given
this morning. Norris is about sixty years Of age,
and bears the reputation Of being very honest
Woodworking man. The sympalhies The PEG.
pie of Coviagton are with him. = Cincinnati
Commercial, 8th
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SLAVE THROWN OvERBoARDANp DROWN :
ED.-kn Recorder Winters Court, in n Orleans,
on the I'd instant, the captain and clerk of the
steamboat ''Anpa,'' now lying in the New Basin,
were held to bail in $4,000 each, for an examina.
lion in reference to the death Of the slave God
frey, belonging to Mr.. Hart, under the following
circumstances: John William Meyer, who is a
woodseller, living near the New Basin, makes
affidavit that difficulty arose among tile negro
hands on board the boat, and led to a fight, in the
course of which, the mate ordered the other ne.
groes to throw overheard the slave named; that
this was done, and the slave consequently drown
ed; that the captain and clerk were standing by
laughing at the time, and made no effort to check
the fight, to prevent the slave from being thrown
overheard; and that the mate subsequently as
sauted afiant himself, and threw him into the
New Basin, to the danger of his life,
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ToLERATIoN EXTRAORDINARY. - Their
first visit was 10 Malay Of Dutch descent;
Of fifty, rather tall, aud Of delicate canary
tint. There the Doctor was dazzled by superb
collection Of the gaudy feathered family of Ma
laya. But the bird in all the aviary that most
liked his attention was the lancier's daughter,
young girl of fourteen, with beautifully fair COM
plexion, who sat in corner, her eyes timidly
cast down, her abundant light hair falling in mas
ses over her brow and shoulders. The mission
any looked curiously at her.
''How many children have your" he then said i,
turning to the lndo -Dutchman.
81 have three" was the reply.
"But it seems to me,'' said my companion,
"that when your wife comes to church, she is ac-
companied by but one young man.
"True, senior padre, by Vicente de Pauo,
the only one of my children who is Catholic.
"And the Others, what are they?' inquired
the priest, rather surprised The man of birds
reflected short time before replying 10 this
question.
"There is good in all religions, padre he at
last said. 'sVicente, who is the Oldest of
children, | brought up as a Catholic, like his
mother and myself, (for am Catholic by my
mother, although a Dutchman,l because it is
right that the oldest of family should be of the
same religion as his parents. Ofmy second son,
John, made Protestant, out of respect to the
British, who govern us. | thought, too, that in
consideration of his religion, the Protestant minis
tiers, who are very powerful, might be useful 10
him. As TO my daughter, | was much embar-
raised TO decide what religion | should give her,
when one day as was walking with Imam, he
proved 10 me that Mahometanism Is the best re-
ligion for woman; and accordingly, | made a
Mussuman OF her,
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One Price Clothing warehouse


MeTch0nt Tailor and Dealer IN Reads- Made
Clothing and Gentleme1l's FttYnfshfno Goods.
Nos 1853 and no Main St., Worcester fStoge formerly
occupied by H. II. Chamberlin & Cos
Purchasers will find IN the above establishment eyerv
description Of CLOTHING and u r NISHING
GOODs in prouse variety and the Cloihng generally
OF very superior workmanship and style it being MI
made by persons in the immediate employ of Mr. Ware
urder the supervision of a careful assistant.
No similar establishment in the Commonwealth 10
conducted upon liberal scale, or can present
stronger inducements for genarsl patronage A yerv
small and uniform profit upon great of husi-
ness is the controlling idea in each department. III a
common practice of demanding great prices ana getting
the largest possible sum, here Systematically iepuda
ted and instead, the honorable and just rule of sone
price only is adhered TO with strict fidelity. Every
garment is marked In plain figures, the lowest price
il be sold, aud from the price there he no sbate-
ment variation.
No fail 10 perceive that this is the only Just
and strictly honest rule for the DEALER ard experience
has everywhere abund-nty proved be also in the
long much the most advantageous the purchaser.
II is obvious that no one is here liable pay above he
lowest market valuation for any artica and that those
who are well acquainted with the goods, and those
who are not, pay precisely the same piice
Tie lower story and basement of the Store a re APP
propriated to the sale of Ready Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, and in tho Chambers Adore me Gus
tom Department which now contains splendid assort-
ment of Gunds all kinds of Coats Pants and Vests
and also large variety OF Clothing OF superior work
manshp. All persons lar and near, who want any
description OF MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING, are re-
specially invited to visit this extensive end well stocked
establishment where superior Goods low prices and fair
dealing may in every case be depended nDon.
mch29 dTuaFawtf
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THURSDAY, July l4th.
Before Justice Green.-W William Harris, for
being common vagabond was sent TO the House
Of Correction for two months.
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ACCIDENT IN WoBURN. Wednesday / 9Th
inst. Mr.. Tracy Nichols. Of Woburn. while en-.
gagged m splitting leather, bad his arm drawn into
the machine aud badly fractured. The dislocs-
ton was reduced BY DR.. Gutter, and the patient
is doing well.
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IThompson 8 Co's. Western Esxpress.

Waldo Block. Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
tie6oEo' Hartford Rev liaven pitisied, Albany, Troy
Buffalo Cleveland, Cncinnati Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places
DRAFTS, NOTES, Bills, &c., collected at all the
above places. : V. r. HICKCOX, Al gent,
jeS DIT Waldo Block Main street
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EliIler's Operation

TOT IlIIing lteth UYeTBXp0sed Nerves.
This uperstion, Original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during TWO and a half years.
nearly three hundred Ins with tie loss Of one tooth
only. so far as known, Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed more than years ago
who have been emDently successful BY no ether
methof Of uestment heret fore in use, can so many
teeth he saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. ). r MILLER.
decll ar
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LIHIEI LTTE!Y

DRAPER & CLARK offer 10 the public new ind
better article of LIME than be found at any other
place in the state. After trying IT, f any one is not sat-
isfed Their money VIII be reuEded. We have dealt in
Lime for fifteen years and have never found any before
that gave good satisfaction.
DRAPER & CLARK,
ap1 DIFF los and IN Frant 81
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PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.
"A special meeting of the stockholders of this cur
poralion was held 10 this city yesterday. Mr. Crane,
Of Boston, President of the Norfolk County Railroad,
addressed the corporation at considerable length, ~
explanation of the course which the gentlemen whom
he represented, wished to pursue hereafter, IN The
management of the road, and concluded with offer
ing an amendment TO the by laws, in the words FOL.
lowing
"The board Of directors shall consis. Of twenty
five members, 8ho shall be stockholders, a majority
of whom shall constitute quorum. The directors
shall be chosen by ballot, and all vacancies, occur
ring from any cause, shall be filled by the stockhold
ers at any special meeting called in conformity the
charter"
This proposition led to a protracted discussion,
which occupied large portion OF The day. Mr.
Robinson Of Woonsocket, contended that the stock
holders had no power to increase the number OF d.
recors, at any other than annual meeting, which
opinion was combaued by Mr. Crane, Mr. Bullock, of
Worcester, and other gentlemen.
The debate was able aud anmated and took
very wide range. Railroad management generally,
and the Norfolk County particularly, together with
many other incidental matters were pretty thorough
~ discussed.
MIR Crane called for stock vote on his motion,
which was ordered, and the chair appointed Messrs
Amos d. Smith, Christopher Robinson, and Allen
o. Peck committee to collec; and count the same.
The committee subsequently reported that the whole
number of shares represented was 1875. For the
resolution, $780, against H. 1926; majority in ia
vor of the amendment, 2, l23.
Mr. Crane then moved, that the corporation pro-
coed to the election of ten directors.
The President pronounced the motion out of order,
and refused TO entertain it.
Mr. Crane and Mr. Bullock protested against the
decision OF the chair, as most extraordinary, and
volative Of the rights Of majority of the corpora
tors. The former gentleman handed to the clerk
II L - L
corded viz:
William Dickinson, A, Fl Bullock, and VIM. NJ.
Bedford Of Worcester; Henry NJ. Hobrook, and
Edward Crane. of Boston; Isaac Livermore, Of
Cambridge; Welcome Faruum, Of Waterford -
Daniel ". Vaughan and Horato N. Slater, oil Prov
idence; Edward S. HALL of Millville.
The meeting then adjourned without day.-Prov.
.IoaanaL, l4th.
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SeBars OF exquisite favor are ALWAYS 70 h.
found IN quantities TO sur NJ the Drug store Of
- l.. t. LAZELL
io-du POI Main II
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spar kliDg Soda VVnter-with the usuel W.
rety OF choice syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dollar
H. 4. LAZELL. Apoihtcary
Hyif OH 20l Main street.
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y. D. IiAssETT. r. %,

(Late Of spfingf ela,)
No. l2 PoaTLAND STREET,
" Office hours till a. NJ. from u to 2, and from
to M apis d8m
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The worcester Comet Band.

NN' W. lWlChbLl, Lender aud BrectoT,l
are prepared 10 furnish music for all occasions Apply
to A. WITT, corner Of Front and fremont streets.
N. p GODDARD, Mubury street
J. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
81 Orders left at G. II. Loring's Music store EOS
Nj iin St.. the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by j. M.ALDRICH, Clerk.
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A. PRENTISS,

Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street al orders left with g. w.
RICE, al h. D. Goddard Co.'S, win meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Machi-
merry. dec3g diff
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mfs' =: y Q q w In, An experienced and success
lul Midwife, holds herself readiness day and nioht
to attend 20 the duties If her profession Residence
wv v" 'StiH Sltea. O2l-dtf
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A. ANDRE WIS,

Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Conner, Worcester, Mass.
BEST OF REFERENc Es GIVEN.
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Reasons why th. limax lair Tonic
shoafd he used.
D. Rehhitt. Nn. Y II gsinn..,s RInel..

IL. BE bbttt, no. $ II IL R3per's Block,
VIII devote his time in taking DAGUERREOTYPES
OF the Sick and Deceased, private residences when
called upon. in this branch of the Daguerrean hus-
ness, as well IN copying Daguereoty pes aud taking
Children almost insantaneousy he has proved himself
very successful
Mourning Gases, Fancy Cases richly inlaid with gold
and silver, always on hand diff iefS
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- 3. CLARK, NJ. D., IlomGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
no Walnut street. Once hours from to M.
and from TO 3F NJ.
Worcester ian 1st, 1851 ian1,t
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WI. 5. BARTON.

NOTARY PUldIC,
CoMMIss IoNER OF DEEDS, for New York New Jer-
sey SC, No. harrington Corner, Worcester
apl3 daWstf
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Excelsior Hair Tonfe.-This famous article
he's received the most hatlefing testimonials from all
classes Tor its virtue application TO the head and
hair. Try It! 1Iy it !! Prepared by Lombard &
Cundai and sold by Druggists and Fancy dealers gem
orally in the United States and Canadas
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