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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
The Meeting Tonight.

The simple announcement of the fact, that
Judge Allen will address the people Of Worces-
ter, upon the political questions of the day, and
especially in reference to the adoption of the new
Constitution is euough of itself TO insure
crowded house.
The Free Democracy will have no occasion to
send for the Band for the purpose of drumming
up recruits as did the wings upon the occasion
Of their late attempt 10 ratiiy the nomination of
Washburn and Plunkelt. Blue lights and sky
rockets will be at discount this evening, and the
air will not be tainted with the smell of "vilain-
Gus saltpetre."
The questions at issue are felt by the people to
be of vital Importance to their own well being and
to the welfare of the whole body polite, and what
they want, at the present time is light Not the
light that glares for a moment from the pasteboard
shell of rocket, and then is dark again, but The
light Of truth and of argument, which Eliminates
the understandings of men, and helps them to
form their opinions by the exercise ofther reason
and Judgment.
Judge Allen, it is well known, was member
Of the Convention which was assembled for the
purpose of altering the present frame of govern
ment of the Commonwealth. He took an active
part in its deliberations, and is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the whole subject upon which he will
speak. He knows, too, the defects of the old
Constitution, and can answer the sOphlsrles by
which the conservative party OF the State are
still laboring to commend that unjust, and une-
quail instrument to the favor Of the masses, as be-
ing better than the old.
Let all, then, who would have a correct knowl-
edge of the questions at issue, before they decide
how to vote, be present this evening, and Judge for
themselves between the old and the new Let those
too, who are already persuaded in their own
minds of the value of the proposed amendments,
and have determined to sustain them. by their
votes be present ALSO that thus their convictions
may be strengthened and their zeal be increased for
the performance of the work which still remains to
be DONE So shall the Heart of the Common
wealth send to the remotest extremities of the
State, the strong pulsations of liberty and equaI-
ty; and the downfall of conservatism, and class
legislation. be written and sealed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
Free Democratic Meetings.
Onward.

Every day adds to the encouraging prospects
of the reform parties of the State in regard TO the
adoption of the new Constitution. The Wings
every where are disheariened and dismayed, and
the bold show Of opposition, which they put on
in the outset of the canvass fails in the presence
of the hosts from their own ranks who seeing the
wisdom and justice of its provisions, proclaim
their determination to sustain the new Consiitu-
ton by their votes.
Mr.. Palfrey's pamphlet has not had the effec.
that they expected. The Democrats have spurn-
ed the imperial ukase of Caleb Cushing, and the
last hope of "savng the State,' as the Wings
understand the term, has faded away. The re-
formers of the State were never so fully aroused,
as at the present time, to a sense of the impor-
lance Of the crisis, and the crowds that nightly
throng the public meetings Of the reformers, to
listen to the eloquent arguments in favor of the
revision of the Constitution, attest by their pres
ence and enthusiasm, the strength Of their con-
victious and purposes. The new Constitution
will be carried by tremendous majority, and we
begin TO think that the calculations of the most
sanguine, in regard to It's success before the peo-
pie, will be greatly exceeded by the actual vote.
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SCHOOL For BOYS.

The undersigned has recently purchased Farm in
ih Town Of Grafton, Mass forty miles tom Boston
ard from Worcester in part. for he purse uf tab
lishmg SCHOOL FOR BOYS, which, it is hoped,
will be safe retreat from city temptations and quiet
cheerful ROME for such youth need for their well
being to breathe the country air, to live plain,
wholesome food, and remain for a oil unGer cotn-
Try hueaces such school and huH.e viii reach
the desired end in human development AID cducatian
- sound mind in sound body"
those placed under my care, Will be regarded not
only as pupils, hut as members oil my family. The To-
cation is what is well known as Brigham Hill spot
unTivaled in the county, purity of air, and
of scenery The time Of the pupils will he divided
between study in doors and sports of doors will
best contribute to their moral and physical welfare.
instruction will be given in The English branches,
necessary for professional active business m and in
the languages required for admission into college.
Pupils Will he received Al all times.
REFxRENcBs.-Rev w. Burton, Camhrideeport! Hon
Sampson Reed, Hon c. r. Russell, T. II Russell, Esq
Boslon Albert Toln'an ESQ, John Milton Earle Esq,
Alonzo mn, D. D., Hon Pny Merrick, Worcester.
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
Grafton Oct &c, 1853 dWaStf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

MExIco.-The New Orleans papers have
dates from the city of Mexico to the 18th of Oct.
and from Vera Cruz to the 2Ist.
The most important item of news is the entire
defeat OF the revolutonisIs in the Department Of
fucatan, by Gen Diaz de Ia Vega The loss of
the enemy is estimated at 800 killed and wound
ed, and about 200 died during the fight with the
cholera, which is making fearful ravages in the
city of Merida. The insurgents have lost all
Their arms, munitions, and camp equipage, and
Chief with remnant Of their bands have fled to
the mountains, and tranquility is again restored,
The cholera still ravages Oaaca and other
places in the department. Several persons of
note have died from it. and some of them in the
course of very few hours.
The Minister Of Fomonto has issued commu-
nicatlon from the Pateut Office of this country,
proposing an exchange Of seed, and slips of plants
grown in the two countries.
No fewer than 263 robbers, assassins, thieves,
&c, were sent from Mexico TO Vera Crnz on the
l4tb ult.
Some difficulty had arisen between the Next
can government aud the Spanish Ambassador.
the latter of whom had consequently suspended
his official functions, and was awaiting The re-.
suit Of the communication of the circumstances
TO Madrid. In the meantime himself and ladv
had len the capital for Vera Crnz, ostensbly for
the change Of air No particulars Of the nature
OF the difficulty are given in the papers now before
us.
The Indians in Durango and Neuvo Leon still
continue Their rayages; but numerous expeditions
have been fitted out against them, which promIse
to be rather too much for them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

EXCELSIOR DO YOU want a good breakfast. dinner,
or support Then call on Gates &STafr. They We
every substantial element OF good eating, ard every
luxury besides. Ii is caution 10 Gates Smelling
those great fat, delicious oysters; and II is treat to
have Taft along with stew, hich the golden
butter floats like amber beads, and from Y HIGH the
steam exhaes like the dcHs Of Sumner. All soIs of
foreign and domestic fruits can be had 237 Main ST.,
and all sorts of CONNECTIONS be obtained. on
get the greatest of all Cowders the Excelsior On Sat
urday evenings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

PROVIDENCE, Nov 3.-The General Assem-
bly, adjourned at Kingston after session Of two
days and half, An act was passed making
railroad and steamboat companies responsible in
damages for the loss of life by carelessness. The
amount Of damage was not limited, This and the
act calling together the Constitutional Conven~
tion were the only public acts passed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
TnE BARRE BuRoLARr CAsE.-The Adv

THE BARRE BURGLARY CAsE.-The Adver.
tser Of this city states that the Coml at Worcester
has set aside the verdict 10 the Of the persons
convicted Of burglary at Barre, with Deputy sheriff
Babhit an accessory, on the ground OF one juror
having been several times intoxicated during the
trial, bn the Worcester papers do not mention the
matler.-Bos. Tfape,ig, An.
The Advertiser has been misinformed. The YER
dict hGs not been set aside. SPY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

% The Wings ran an extra train from Leom-
ins to Fnchburg, on the evening that Mr.. Hoar
passengers was all that could be induced 10 make
the trip, and most of those retired before the
close ofthe meeting. Mr.. IIoar, in good cause
and one which he thoroughly understands, would,
doubtless, draw good audience at any time, but
in such crusade as has undertaken this fall, he
can expect little sympathy from the masses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

~ Thomas Board was executed at Richmond
on Tuesday, for the murder of the Barker family,
When the drop fell, the rope broke and the Grim
mai was precpatcd to the ground. The sher-
III re-adjusted the cord, and the murderer jumped
off the platform, causing his death in a few mo-
menls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

BALTIMORE, Nov 3..-Ihe election Is gen.
orally conceded to the Democrats. The Demo-
CRITIC state ticket is elected, but the Wings have
undoubtedly carried both branches of the Legis-
laiure, thus securing the State Treasurer and U.
s. Senator. The Wings gain four Senators and
ten Delegates. The Congressman elect are John
X. Franklin, Wing; Jacob Sharer, Dem. Joshua
Vansant, Dem; Henry May, Dem; w. Il. Ham
lion, Dem; A. II. Sellers, Wing In Baltimore
city the whole Maine Law ticket is elected.
Gen Scott and Es-President Tyler were al the
Fair in Richmond, Va. TO day The latter de-
livets the valediciory Address tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

The proprietors Of the Cumberland Iron Works
on the Cumberland River, Tennessee, have en-.
gagged The services of twenty Chinese Coolies, as
iron workers. They are expected to arrive
shortly Of Cincinnati, whence they will be
forwarded TO their destination. It is stated that
the Chinese are very expert in working iron.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
FoUR DAYs LArER FR0M EUROPE

The steamer Africa, from Liverpool, 22d ut., ar
rived a' New York, on FRIDAY, Nov. 4Ih, with lis
passengers. There isno,hiog more definite on the
Eastern question. Hosiililies have not commenced,
but the Turks are making the most rapid progress
with their ornaments.
Flour has advanced in England q and Cd bar.
rels in a week.
American Hecarilies are more sought Tor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

WAsHiNGroN, Nov. 3.-The Star SAYS tina,
Congress VIII DO asked to appropriate from three
to live millions of dollars for public buildings at
Washington
fall Of Pckn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
Court of Common Pleas, for; Criminal


FRIDAY, Nov, 4Ih.
Samuel r. Smith was indicted for attempting,
on the 10Th of July last, to set fire to the baln
of Joseph Il. Merry. in MIIbury He pleaded
not gully. Wm. b. Maxwell, Esq, was counsel
for the defendant; when the evidence was closed
Mr.. Maxwell addressed the jury for abOulan hour
and half His address was eloquent and able,
and was highly dcmonstratve Of his extensive
and profound knowledge Of the principles Of The
law. The jury, after retirement of about five
minu'es, relurned verdict Of acquila
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

sPuRR LEWIS respectfully repeat their assurances
the public, thBt they continue prepare the best
meats, fruits, Sc that they continue receive
friends with their accustomed warmth and literally.
They have clam chowder 10 n ght!wiIh end other
glorious vands. They ready for their Friends
Let them come
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
A. PREETi7II77S5SS--.'

Designer and Enguver, upon Wood ana SION.
nn1se on crescent street. All orders eft win 81 w
hioE, al l.; d. Goddard Co.'S, win meet vnh nromn
merry. r " Ian" NJ" ~
FnVorlte Article, with all classes is the Ex-
Ieisor nalr Tonic, prepared by ..ombuid g. Cnmda-
~ Is entitled to distinct above the nostrunis which
uW neeh puned into notority. The name Excelsior il
uica,Ve OF the quality OF tie article in comparison
WIN al aud every Thing OF the Hind yet introduced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

80 The Chairman Of the late Wing rati6ca-
ton Meeting, on that occasion called for "three
cheers for the American by choice" As the
call met with no response, we understand it is
his intention, next, to call for 'hree cheers for
the .americau By birth"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

HEAVY FAiLUREs -Leggett & Bros, paper
dealers, in Pearl street, New York, failed, on Thurs.
dsy. Liabilities about Y420.0OO. They had nc.
cepted for humble, Of country paper mills.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

BALLS Saloons, at Harrington Corner wen pro-
vded with all the necessaries and luXues Of the TIA
BILE and town and country felix's will do well to call
upnn him at breakfast, dinner, supper time. II has
clam chowder tonight. At all other times he has
everything that is delicious and good for the stomach.
He waits for the public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
Attention Free Democrats.

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of Worcester are in
formed that their Head QuABTERs opened day and
evening. in The and commodous rom over the
store Of richmond d TIowbridge, next door South Of
the U. ; IIoie which place they will find the
papers of the lay and good supply OF documents for
gratituiious destributon The skies bright the
cause is onward t2G diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

~ Mayor Wilson, of Montreal, arrested for
murder in ordering the military TO fire in the Ga.
vazzi riot, has not been indicted, nor have the
military officers. Three less important person
have. however, been indicted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

gWe understand that seats will be reserved
for ladies', at the City Hail. this evening but they
should come early, if they wish to Obtain them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

~ Recently, IN examining the assets Of iona.
than Kmba Esq, Of Lisbon, N. H., who died re-
Gently, aged about so years, the appraisers found
about $4,000 in his trunk, most Of which had been
there several years. With the rest was 5000 In
bills on the Lancaster Bank dated 20 years apoand
as fresh ne they were when fret lsrued.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05
,Just Received-

Another lot Of those superior Gold Pens that hava
gwen entire satisfaction 10 al who have used than,
Apply at MARTINS Writing Academy Iss Main a.
and procure tho best article manufactured OILS d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

HoLDEN KNowLToN's, (formerly Flske,s1 ouAD-
hILbE BAND, are prepared TO furnish Music for
DhIs, rafttes, DC. Any number If Pieces deai,ed.
n bay oe mad, by applying TO II. DeLand, No Msr,
ohahFs row. Isaac Fiske, or at the Music storeA
HOLDEN s ""u' w a., ~. r.
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WM. =. BARTON

attorney and Counsellor at Latp,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
N0MMlss IoNER OF DEEDS, for New York New lar
sey, &C., No. Harrington Corner. Worcss,or
ans dawistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

spar king Soda " Rter-Wilh the usual va
riety of choice Syrups Fifty Tickets for one dolla
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary
myi4 du 20 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

CALVIN r.. PRATT,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. 206 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
maya dtr
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pRA.E.a- -ADnn Ec

For Sale 500 bills of first rate quality of Winter
Apples, by DRAPhR & CLARK
worcester, Oct. rs, 1888
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

Cutch.-40OO lbs. of Clutch, Tor sale BY G. & Y.
J. HOWE. ~ ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

v,,entlemen wishing well made Shirts, goSon. and
collars can hear Of Lnoies accustomed 10 nice ss,nw
" ~ applcation TO the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE sss
Main IT. Ladies' who have nice saw ~ ~, - ~. 80
be accommodated. '" w, oan hlsV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILLIAHg TCKINSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend to this and other matters of bushes at
his Office the Central Bank. nov6-dtf
L.. II. Nichols, NJ. D., RoanPAralcPHy-
sIcIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street. Office hours
from TO A. NJ, to and to Bpm.
Aug (, 1852. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

An Experienced Nurse can he found on an
nhcalon at 293 Vain 81. up stains Room J. OH div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-05

Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN
aprl
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An Experienced DressmaIKer can be found
applying AT 233 Main ST up stains, Room /.
o24 div
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THE PEOPLES RALLY!
CITY HALL.

We have great pleasure in announcing 10 our read
ers, that definite arrangements have been made, by
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Goddard a. 1'wicholl,s QuadriIIe Hand

are prepared TO furnish Music on all oronsions
Apply 10 M GODDARD, Mulbury street
H. W,TWlCHEL1., Fruit street
10 "' LohlNd's Music Store, 2O3 Main IT.
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LEWIS C. MUM. Auctioneer.
SAFES OF Real and PERSONAL Property, promptly at

special Notice to Owners of Houses
The subscriber is constantly having calls for House
nom the best OF tenants Persons having fenements to
81 can ma good customers without trouble and free
VtrPense by calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1888 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS g, MINI
aul7 div
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w EST LlNE-ClNtIN Ga E77y ts-sas5;.-
~ NAIL DAYTON AND SAN ~ -s...- 80
DOshf RIO GE....T To New York hi

y ESE t pnSFSv 4ES IN IN, =
hous 10 in Il hour. Chicago in III boa S"n'NS IN
VIA CINCINNATI H MILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
-FOUR DAHY TRAINS.
ssconi TIala-Aceommcd.o Esprr,. at ,. N.
Fnsri rTa,H-AS omm" E. =. r T.
The rads Of th. route are laid throughout with heavy mil
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
trst Ian-sshtnng Express leaves Cincinnati at o'clock
Sng n + tn f 1sw aud ing r. y T ss,sts
i'ter Injecting az Basso with the Trans Buffalo mi Al
e Boston vaa Fails ogdSn.saTs GoatFsa
Second TT Accommodation E1eres, leaves y o.
COZ A. NJ stopping at all Way Stations between Cincinnati and San
ToLEto AND CHICAGO
connecting AZ c Win iP F Se SG saa. s st so
Through from G 10 Chicago direct.
DETROIT AND CHICAGO
First Train Lightning Express, O'Clock A. ~,
connecting Detroit Morning Express Train Michigan cer.a
Thoaga from Cincinnati to Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAuTE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third at NJ and Fourth Train
6os Ia5 pa Pn' sp T. pagGn and
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvnLE.
trs TraisIligetning Express At o'clock NJ Second
Richmond sonasns at ehmond wS ws,tea Rs
TROY, PIQUA, Ere.
has Elrss & Soe Second Train
Packets to Piqna ST. Nas and all points
D. .g ,a6 Wiz R.ss Efg5o ss oc4
PIqra. ~ ''
HUNTSVILLE
Third TrainAcommokaton at O'Clock p M connects at DAYTON
OXFORD AND coNNERsvHLE.
frs TranLighinbg Express O'Clock A. NJ and Second Train
Accommodation Express ~ O'Clock BY
ans take Western Stage Co.'s lines Hamilton Oxford
Fourth Train Evening Express O'Clock p NJ Passengers W
4s lam take Western stage Co. Hamilton Oxford
PARE.
From Cnegua to New York Lake to Buffalo and
Fron 81 @ N o' g sl5 %
FIRM l einna to B. via
l"fk Gay ami New York XII
from Nne nat 70 Boston via Lake Buffalo Albany
ans Nesisin LailToads,
An additional clags 50 Nigga Falls on The above
- ''s '0e'N
FROM Cincinnati to Monrefl Lake steamers - Il 90
% 70 . An via Lake steamers and ogdensbugh
% Sneinhal - New York via Lake Og ensbg
From Cincinnati Detott ''''''''
% lehn u 70 lineage Wis Detroit.
from Dcunatl 10 Toledo
toW Sneah Y to Eueagl via Toisds ii SO
From Cincinnati to CLYDE '''''''''''' 2 Wy
lIhA 70 Itrre tiaute
From Cincinnati to Lafayette .,......... 51
I'm a 70 feth lie ......
inc;nsa 80
~ n'hhAl 70 lSchmoud
From Cincinnati o. Eton '''''''''
I'r11 60
l9 h iof and Through Tickets please appy al tLs o
'"'eAa 'orAr OF broadway aud Front srets Cincinnati.
10, oo W a. LATHAM ticket Agent
--s - '4i r W, STRADER General Ag ut.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
n,-., fAEtsB OF ORLElSs, City OF New Orleans
bs mat on the 18th of January 1855 before NO.
uptIh Jusee OF the Peace aforeai
Ely appeared AisIans hrsthe President james Wheeler
secretary OF the ome Mutual Insurance Of New Orleans who
being duly according depoe and nv bat iys
aecoln.sao Just and from he Look |
'I Iianys L, u-.... A. BROTHER, President
Sworn and subscribed
u '. JoNIE, Second Jussice . the Peace
s-zr r, p.-,-.r Of the Parish O Orleans.
FER cent on The earned of the
December 81 1853 for which scrip certificates Mi M .ansd an an, MN
The LIST OF next. y WI 10 '''uS" 0H ma "l'o'
lhe company continues to
Ake W re- ~ me current ateH Of
lamp street ALEXANDER BROTHER, Presrieut.
IL, ,p g JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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EANnT1r no4i- = -. .tif., ~ 80 - Hi'A'A
~. Y, app9ha 10" notices Of We ohaacvfand e'atF 81
" u'uNe numerous tenut1 may De gr-L nFHgt
A.ths Asga sn4 rt's ot1U hag
be pfPef 70 say '1 r. ~ ~ eminent
FROM Au. JOIN L. MORGAN russ..
Pff-sfrns Ia7. IL l-.-
The syrup Of %ild Cherry Tar 10 gwen =
thss who have Used %. llHrF
Aalma 90 geGur4 40 Of u. a. IhuE lIz b. i
srola year. | .N.f'
FEf.f TIE Y e=Tz5s EsYpfR.
nITr-s, Oh I. ,-,-., ,.,.
dR. r. H1vzEta-srt D. -g4rts 10 t.rk !1y - 'tfi
hat and ssysre a5seu5l 2! taegs sIt ~ ga
9vsu ~ 'hg l-e ~ one asi I'.e OF r. 5s h F~-at u s.
80 A. M &
a., a, -'''' syrup Coug.sa4s
'' y,l....-.i
lo'F4f peei.-tis " ~ vfuffltr
tSJAl ma ApH ,pU ppB3T.{R TrpV.tts
,rL.--,-. -----.. soar Evr.rs \ Ian g ts.T
r q "a snn' VI .al4y i0 I., Dr. Dav1sg,rt5af ~
-SItS AIa Ia Iel1f~' aava ~ f,CrT
H. COX hAh used u III %
y d. CoeE cue q re rl5st sI15gert ~ o. r-'.s
Ahg -. attending p4yss,sp or 3D. ~
y V - a.. 80 - n
sspftS rg a1gte1 Sing IN, ft-t GG-.
2i IS truth. p, laat 81 ~ $50 ,,4.f.f. -.,
We a-.--oreilg ~sish h-i tAH 5---
e. II r.yp 4'sd 70 by l'e'piH.'' l'as''' ' -
-''' ~, o. p t,,i.'' a-s'' v ''s'.s' Ls-tf
Nsvstrv .g.t n-gltA ss Ir'
AJ-l taar u has I'D.
perfectly cured. Hs AsCrgd nader e0n7gr lq-.
1'a 49, .a's gTes' many rnts0f r"d
- H1tnett v 3fsr % Gle r.
received 70 lJs74 ,g,....r
! 10. and .Gae4 .sly rauusr7.t ... ..'-- n ....
ny tfs Iha tssnsu. tocagd rem ,se e .,.., w.
p" lsl Az, ".rdlrslsi l7asFt p, ba.sG IT. +, liz.
~ ,aa r5sa,f} P' ia2oas sa, '5d en- 81 '.a.