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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14
CONGRESS.
WAaHrNaron

WAsHINeroN Dec. IL
Hors The House Special Standing Com
mttees were ahnounced. The Chairren Of The
principal ones aFe:--@Committee on Commeree,
FuIiers Rubiic Lands. Disney Judiciary. STAN
ton, Of Tennessee; indian Affairs, Orrs Military,
Benton; Naval, Booock; Foreign, Bayley, Va;
Roads and Canals, Durham; Post Office, Olds;
Elections, Stanton, of KY; Way and Means,
Houston Claims, Edgerton Revolutionary Claims,
Peckham; Public Expenditures, Kurlz; Prixnte
Land Claims, Hitler; Manufactures, McNair;
Agriculture, Dawson; Militia, Chastain; Public
Buildings, Crane; Territories, Richardson; Rev.
dictionary Pensons,z Churehwell; Invalid PEN
sions, Straub; Patents, Thurston; Accounts, Cur
It's; Mileage, Haslan; Library, Benton; District
Of Columbia, Hamilton.
( Mr. Geuit Smith presented petition from the
New York temperance Alliance asking Congress
to suppress the use Of intoxicating drinks in the
District of Columbia. and asked for a special
Committee.
Mr.. Colby introduced the Homestead bill, which
was referred TO the Committee on Lands.
\ Mr.. Wentworth, Of Illinois, offered resolu-
tion, affirming that Congress has the power to
provide Tor the construction of Railroad over
the territories of the Union, aud ought immedi-
ately To exercise it. Laid on the table, by a vote
Of l26 to ~.
SENATE.-Mr. Williams, Senator from New
Hampshire, appeared, and was sworn in.
. Mr.. Bright offered list Of Committees, which
was adopted. 9aaS@
Mr. Cass offered resolution calling for the cor-
respondence between the British Government and
the United States, in relation to the treaty Of
Washington. An amendment by Mr. Clayton
was added, and the whole adopted.
Beverly Tucker was chosen Printer to the Sem
ate; the vote was as follows; ri ucker &c, Arm
strong IL. i9t sW 9a E3E6a
The following are the Chairmen of the princi-
pal Committees:--F Foreign Relations, Mason, Va /;
Finance, Hunter; Commerce, Hamlin; Manufac-
lures, Wright; Public Lands, Dodge, Iowa Mil
itary Affairs, Shields; Naval Affairs, Gwinn;
Indian Affairs. Sebastian; Claims, Brodllead;
District of Columbia, Norris; Judiciary, Butler;
Post Office, Rusk; Roads and Lands, Bright;
Territories, Douglass; Printing, Mallory; Libra
ry, Pearne. ,t I0a.as 7 g.es
The Chair presented a series of resolutions,
adopted by ameeting Of the merchants Of New
YORK, protesting against the course of The admn-
istration in removing Collector Bronson. Laid on
the table.
Bills were then introduced for granting lands to
Louisiana, Ohio, California, aud Iowa, for Rail
road purposes. " A
On motion of Mr.. Gwinn the Homestead bill
was referred TO the Committee on Public Lands,
and the Senate adjourned.
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Warranted Pure Drugs

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, fron the mos
reliable sources in Boston and NeaO York, can Be
found at the Store of Le.ois r. Lazeil, POI Main
Street.
Every one WHO'S any conveTsant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding arti
Gle perfectly free from adulteration Especially is this
the with those in general use, which, OF al others,
aud now is my aim, 10 purchase but the best
Drugs-those which may be relied upon, and all may
fee confident of the purity of every article obtained
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
will continue to snstaH in my endeavors by their
patronage, assuring them that every article will be held
as represented. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF the day and night
iy1 dawtf LIT LAZELL, Apothecary.
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Important Events, which are to be made
known to the Public

When, In the course OF hnnan events, il becomes us
individuals of industrial habits inform the public
of all the important changes in politics. religion the
arts aud Sciences and inmaters pertaining 10 business
we take this method, through the medium of printers
nt, to guide all who may wish to secure Tor themselves
or friends good Daguerrean Pictures, Union Block
whefe may be found good assortment Stock Lock
cts c. and where all times, the public can be sat
sfed that will be, please our customers
BY making for them superior style of pictures la
dies and Gentlemen Of Worcester and vicinity please
take the first opportunity and visit the Union Block
Daguerrean Gallery, and satisfy yourselves that ah-
away's Types win, by virtue, redeem this Pledge
Chemically colored and Dagmerre
superior tone and finish. dec9 dti
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Real Estates Insurance, Employment and
IsOarAiMg agency,
No. 2as slain st.. Motcesler. un stnirs.

No. 233 Main ST., Worcester, Up Stairs.
10 you wish TO sell your estaiel Do you wish
10 BUY q house? Do You wish to let your houses TO
good tenants? Do you wish to get your lie or your
goods nsuredf Have you house You wish to selli
you wish for boarJers! Are you lin want of boarding
heuse! Have you store for sale or TO leta Do you
wish to borrow money collateral security Have
you money to lend on mortgages OF real estate. Do
you wish to buy arml Have You house lots for sale!
DO you wish to buy house lut! Do you wish to hire
Store? iiave you an office TO let? Do you wish to
hire an ofiicee Are you In want Of employment If
80, you viii do well to call at the above Asency,
lyl5 deodtf LEWIS q. MUM.
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IntelIfgence nnicez

Having been duly licensed to keep an INrELLIeENcs
OFFIcE the undersigned is prepared 10 furnish Hotels
Boarding houses ana Private Families with American
and other male and female help ~ Orders from inc
Country promptly attended to- Persons In want Of
all N y - 'u :"
NJ fenements. Stores, and Offices, Ia be et
k{ MONEY to loan on collateral security
augl0 dly LEWIS C. MUM, 233 Main at
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Grey Hair Changed ana Nelo Gfoioth Produced!
The introduction Of Swan Deusen's improved
Wahpene," the great Bair Restorative and acknowl-
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail to 10 primitive
coor has been attended with the most signal and unde
Unable success. Such declaration is based the
ing testimony of unques ioDabe facts. a Vegetable
properties embrace those nourshiag and terminating
stimuants which, in concert with Nature act on The
bulbs and germs, causing the reproduction Of new
growth oten DISTRACTED by sicky ami deTanged air
and forming that depcsite o. coorng matter necessary
TO Effect change Of Gray Hair It's natural aspect
tits purely Vegetable Prepafation free from ali adj
mixture of mineral acids, alcoholic liquids snd those
Dye-slus so peculiar TO the novel inventions of the
day. Sale and pleasant IN It's application, il is Of
the most agreeable preparations OF the Toilet alays
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL & HILL, Apothecaries,
iyIs deod&w6m
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FAREWELL BENFFT;Tiii,..

a CAhD-s D.sNye. reasurer OF the Museum,
wonld respectfully return HIS thanks TO tho patrons and
friends Of Tho institution, for their uniform kindness aud
encouragement and begs leave to inform thom that his
last and Farewell Benefit, in wofcester will take pac
On Friday Evening next, Dec l6 on which occasion The
beautiful play of'Agnes de vsue" and The nne old
drama Of tbs Golden Farmsr," win DO performed 40.
ecmpnnsd with varisty Of dancing and singing, BY
Mrs Leighton and Miss Mccarthy and Brother. Hs
fcndly hopes that this bill will the appreciation Of
hts numerous friends and the ovcra Of the Dfnna and
cordially invites the cheering presence Of one and all
"p'n sho occaSloh #A e#el deei4
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Bush,s oough cure Lozengos

In no way are people more liable 10 be deceived than
IN the remedies proposed or curing the various Ills OF
by long and successful cures has proved itself in
valuable, il oughl to be cherishe1 and will be she
by all who value health. Bushs Cough Cure LozeDges,
favor, now held in the hishest estimation for
the cure Of Coughs, Cold, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, and especially Whooping ough, and other
ailments Of the Lungs aud Chest Don't neglect that
Cough Call for Lozenges at BUSH & CO.'S, 81 Front
Street. n9 daMtf
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school wanted.

place Assistant in High school, or Teacher of
Grammar School, is desired by young lady. who can
teach the higher Mathematics, and the Tudiments of
Drawing md French. in addition the usual English
branches. She has had some experience Assistant
in frsiclass Academy. and has high testimonials
Inquiry may be made of Rev t. W. HIsaNsoN, Wor-
crster. dec6 dawtf
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R2rCaliiornia comes into the Senate with the
usual modesty Of spoild child, the youngest Of
tho family Mr.. Gwin gives notice Of SO many
bills for the benefit Of the golden State, that he
might more compendiously move bill not ITO
give everybody everything, but to give California
everything We hope that before the session
closes the discovery will be made that ali The
United States docs not lie west OF the Rocky
Mountains o. even beyond the Mississippi Proc.
tastcs journal
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Notice is hereby given that the subscriber intends
open, on the first week in January next, d day and
evening school, for instruction the Italian French
German and Spanish languages for further particulars
inquire at John Keith's Bookstore 239 Main street
decl2 d3ms b. FERDINAND
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]. s. c. KNOWLTON, Chairman

REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER ENERAI--The
postmaster Generals Report is long, able and
ing extracts
The whole number of Post Offices in the Uni
ted States at the close ofthe last official year end
ing ing June 81, 1898, was 1880 OF this number
zoo are OF the INCEST class, the Postmasttrs of
which are appointed by the President.
At the presentdate, Dec /, 1853, the total num-
per OF Post ofiicesis 22,68S. During the past
year, commencing July, 1852 /, 1898 Post Offices
were established; 479 were discontinued; and
there we're appointed to Office during said wear
oeSlues the t,oSo Postmasters to the newly estab-
hshed o1t1ces aforesaid, 1850 upon resignation.
20 on death, 1872 on change of site. 81 where the
fostmasters had moved away, and 1921 on the
removal or prior incumbents being 1857 POST
masters mi appointed during the year ending June
the close Of the fiscal year. ending on the Both
June last, there were in operation within tbe
United States 6.692 mail routes. Their agoreaato
length was ~ ,743 miles, and 1888 Contractors
were employed thereon. ~
The annual transportation of the mails on
tnoSe routes were q ,o92, DAP miles, and the an
nual cost thereof, S4, 495, $685. being about seven
cents two mills per mile Of these 6l4 800
642 Of annual transportation, 10 96S 705 miles are
required to be performed on railroad at a cost Of
l,69l ,32l, being about twelve cents three mile
per mile $50 1865 miles in steamboats,, at cost
OF $632 360, being about nine cents four mills nov
mile Y, 1896, 1926 miles in coaches. at cost If
s., ,95S being about five cents six mills ner
mile; and 800, 446 miles in modes not specified
at cost Of SlO55,Sl3 being about FIVE cents
per mile.
The expenditures Of the Department di,rino tba
last fiscal year were Sz982 7d8 The gross reyen.
ue from all sources was Sc, $40, 1877.
1t appears from the foregoing statement that
the gross revenue of the year, ending June 30.
of S2,42,03l> 'i-e 'uN'
s, yl,57l,0OO of this deficiency is supplied by the
balance on the Auditors book on july /, 1859.
and by 9the appropriations to supply DEFICIENCIES.
amounting to upward offs 900 900, leaving S546'
OO0 to be provided by Congress for the service Of
the year ending June 80, 1853 -
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LAwREEcK.-The elee.ion IN Lawrence, resulted
Ia . disastrous defeat Of the whigs. The Free
Soilers aod Democrats elected the entire Aldarmao
ticket aud nine Councimen. The whas chose
four ceuoeilmea, No choice Of Mayor. the Deme-
ers'ie sasdidate running ahead, The Lawrence
Ce,Fisr bswaiIs ihs resuit 10 moarpIal STRAINS, par.
sicuay the acl That the Iriph have gone bach % the
Dsmoontie party.
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HOLIDAY sSINmsa,T1

Just Received ,-among which may be found beautiful
Pearl Gard CASES. Portmonnaies, Jewel Boxes Brace
let's, Brooches, Rings Charms Fancy Gold Watches,
Chains Keys and lots of other things suitable for
Christmas ard New Years Gifts, at
f. IT. PUTNAM'S,
No 2l9 Main st, doors south of american Temperance
DIP House, under the Universast Church. dtf
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For Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and ALI
Pulmonary Diseases.

''Messrs REED, CUTLER & Co., Druggists Boston,
During practice of twenty years have used all
is best, and hope ii will be better known, and more
generally used Yours Respectfully,
Saeo, Nov. ., 1858. JOHN a. BERRY, NJ. D.''
Put up in so cent and 81 bottles, and for sale By
Apothecaries and Country Merchants generally.
dec2 dsm
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MunicipaI Eleclion.


The three last were not elected, S. D. Harding
lacking only votes, and Messrs. Williams s Phil
lips, II each.
School Commute at Large
The whole number Of ballots for School Com
mittee at large was 2O5s; necessary for choice
1880; Rev. Seth Sweeiser had lII8, VIM w
Rice l242; Rev. T, w. Higginsou 1909; DR.. A.
B. Deland 1928; Rev. ]. G. Adams 1926; Rev.
Horace James 1854; Geo. A. Dresser 1895;
Thomas McGenns 1913; and were elected
Common Colncilnren.
The following are the names ofthe Common Coun.
cilmen elected. 9a
Ward |. Francis Hovey, Samuel A.. Porter and
Gerry Valentine.
Ward 8, Henry Tolman, Henry Prentiss, l..
Chandler.
E Ward 4. James s. Woodwork, L. D, Towne,
Phillip Lothrop.
Wards. Willard Brown, Francis Strong, Nm.
S. Lincoln.
Ward g. Josiah W. Allen. JOS. H. Walker,
James Estabrook sta
Ward Z. Calvin Foster, Jonas Hartshorn, E.
B Sloddard. 3
Ward s. George Hobbs. A
There are five vacancies in the Common Council
no election being effected in Ward q and only one
being chosen in Ward g..
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Reasons why the CLIMAX Hair Tonic
sh0nld be used,

LIST. To produce new hair.
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give daudrud' "leav 10 Withdraw
4th To promote the growth Of the hair
5th To give the hair rich and uxuriant appear
ance. -rk
9Th. To evethe hair natural gloss.
nh. To curl the has easily.
sth. To dress the hair tastefoy.
9Th 10 prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache.
lith. To keep the headcear.
18th Because tits the best compound in uso for al
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main
street ,yl d,f :
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HoLDKN & KNowLror's, (foimery Fiskea,) QUAD
RIFLE BAND, are prepared 10 furnish Music for
Balls Parties, &c, Any number Of Pieces uesied
chanps Row. Isaac Fiske, or AZ tho Aiusc stores
Music arranged Tor Brass Or String Bands, by a.
HOLDEN. ola dsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

WAsHINcrcN, Dec. IL III The Senate both
parties have made their selections for members
ofthe various committees. II is understood that
.he Democrats decided to pnl Mr.. Chase on sew
eral Committees, us Democrat, with the un-
derstanding that the Wings wonid do the same
by Mr.. Sumner. Thistle Wing caucus declined
or neglected to do. IL is certainly a matter of
regret that the Wings should thus show them.
selves less magnanimous than their opponents. :.
Bot soft is, with portion Of them, at least
Cor. NJ Y Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

BBln Hartford, on Saturday evening. a wo.
man attempted 10 ill lighted lamp with burn
ing had. The natural Consequences ensued.
The fluid took fire, Miss Jane Dugeon, aged l6y
was burnt so that It is doubtful whether she lives.
and Il she does, she will lose her eyes, while her
sister had her hands badly burned in attempting
70 nut out the hnmaa. -Y ~ NrNF.''e
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The Ranner stove.

The very best Cook Stove of the season, either for
coalor wood as have the fullest testimonials prove
ftonf hundreds who have this Stove in use All Stoves
cod at this establishment, Warranted to prove as rec
ommended. ~ NO. 23E Main street.
ua2o deMWaF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and stone.
House on Crescent street. All orders left with o. w
EiCE, al J.. d. Goddard Il Co.'s will meet with pronp
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting Mach
merry dec30 DIFF
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saraIh- Nadine Extra.

Wake, lady, wake the moon are hisb .al
The twinklin' stars are beamin', q
While now and then across The aky
A meteor are streaming 4 s.,
Wake, Sally, wake and look on me
Awake, Square Bubbin's daughter /
II l'll have you and you'Il have mo
(By Gosh who threw that water ~
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1antf

.. K. Clark, N. D., HONG PATHIe PHYsIcIA
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from TO a NJ
and from ! to 81 y.
Worcester ian list, 1851 janlU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

American Girls, or Women, can have ex-
cellen situations, and good pay, m small families by
applying at the Intelligence Office 233 Main Street, up
stairs. dec12 ly
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The Greatest Medical Discovery of tn


MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbnry has discovered In or
of our common Pasture Weeds, remedy that cUrs
every kind of umor, from The Scfofua dow tC
a common Pimpe. He has tried it in eleven bnu
bred cases. failed except in two cases hun
der hnmor.) He has in his possession over two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing s,re
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of MIN
pies on the face
Two three bottles viii clear the system Of biles
Two bottles is warranted the worst cauke r in
the mouth and stomach
Three five bottles is warranted to cure the worst
Case of Erysipelas.
Que two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two to three bottles is warranted TO cure the wors
case of ringworm.
Two to Three bottles is warranted TO cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst of scIo
fula.~
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cureis warranted When the quantity
istaken. 4N
Reader, peddled over thousand bottles of this in
the vicinity OF Boston. | know the effects of it in
every case. So water will extinguish fire 40
sure will this cure humor. never sold bottle of II
but that bottle sod another after trial il always
speaks for itself There two things about this heis
that appears TO surprising first that grows in our
nastures, in places qune plenty and yet its value
has never been known until discovered il in 1886
second, that il should all kinds of humtr have
given il 10 children year old up to old of sky
from the hoeiest woman in Boston, mp the belle Of
Nonantum, ard in all the cure Is certain. No
chance OF diet is ever necessary The best you can
get. have likewise an herb when simmered in sweet
oil dssoves scrnfuons swelling OF the neck aud under
the ears-pIiee so cents
Directions for Use.--Adnlt, one table spoonful pc.
dayi children over eight years. desert spoonful child
zen from five to eight years, tea spoonful As no di
rection be applicable to all constitutions take
enough to operate on The bowels twice day
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance NJ bad cases
of ScFoiula. So
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY
100 Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDlNG
Co, 8 State street, Boston,
For sale in Worcester by d. Scott, M. B. Green g.
@ White Co.,C. A. Harrington & CO., E. H. Marsh.
p Weather bee, Caldwell Hill, Bush d Co. James
Green, L. T. Lazell, sibley & scou; Clappylle Geo.
hopeiis SouthbTidges a. r Amldoh. dly novl
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In connection with The Office of this paper we have
m extensive job Printing Office. furnished with everv
'gricty o. ayPe ana vOtn SLOW presses upon
which w" rsn gu sly order for Printing with nealnesn
and aesnn.Hh- lnd ,. yara iaw l.leeaa .ali a.n sna
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

~ PnATr, 2os Main Street hasjusl received good
assortment ofLadIrs aud Child,ens Furs Those pers
sons who wouf like good aest Of iurs win do 10
give hine call. 80 hey are made By thcbsm maiufao
nifsrs IN the County,
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xREclAL NOTICES.


A New song 20 a Home Tune"
Ofred, covered r edeales much yen 9msy Fave,
But Try Whit yeu please there IS nonsht liAe cur s5sj
From Russia ifis named, and ~lererer you roam,
You'n and Ills The remedy most prizeI atbonle.,
cham from theskes seens 10 dwelli in each box
And folks go to Redding's 10 buy il, In h5cks,
For bruises flesh wounds sores, whtows. Ills sure
iGyou will bar once try it, 10 make fine cure
Pliee IS cents box. Sold by L. T. L 8 ell, and NJ
Green, Worcester. decl3 dts wilt
Syrup of Ginseng & MaIva. Ginseng Grst be
came well known in Europe, through the missionaries
II dssOyes humors pulmonary diseases strength
the stomach, and increases the vital spns. The
Syrup is for sale by Nilsson, FaiTbank & Co, whole
sale druggists Nos. 43 and As Hanover street. nearly
opposite the American House. who are the sole agents.
decl3 ~ "a -l IltaI dIt& wilt
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AZ tho City Auction and Commission Store, No. |
Pearl street, Worcester. Consgnmtnts solicited, and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended to-
Lana --lL--- n
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spa, killing Soda Ivater-with the usual va
riety of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for dolla
sa- L. T. LAZEBL, Apotaecafy,E
myl4 diff 20l Main street.
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NrtIIar,s fnnarnt,on-

For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves.
Ihs operation, original with the subscriber Ia.
been performed by him, during two and half yesrs
nearly three hundred times with the loss of one tooth
onty, so lar as known Also, by several distinguished
Ssh1ss whom ne instructed more Than two years ago
who have been emnently succt ssftll ~ no .sIsss
metao1 q treatment heretofore in use can 40 manv
exposed. slat f7i .5i-- a p Mi gg sa
decll Sos sa5ss8 = nanisH -.
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EWThe Boston Bee announces tho failure of
N.F. Cunningham e. Co., merchants, Nos. "a and
rs, India Wharf, Boston, for $l50,000. The
firm has been extensively Engaged in the Aus.
tralia and California trade. They were supposed
TO be very wealthy. The senior partner Is d.
rector IN tho Merchants Bank. and was regarded
as Napoleon 10 monied circles. The failure
created great sensation down town. and was Tho
prominent ihcneof the afternoon and evening.