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Very respectfully, DR.. G. A. HILL,
apis diff Office 121 Main ST., Worcester.
q RENCH PERIODICAL Pills An


TRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
u DR0PS.-DR c. A. HILL, No. III Main Street
Worcester Mass, would say great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by ]. Harrington NJ D. while
practcing in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD Of Paris and A
TON, of London.
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
SYSTEM and can be taken without hazard They are
known by hundreds of females In this country to be the
on preparation ever discovered that has proved nvar
ably certain in all cases.
Impressions, Irregularities, &c.
one trial will convince the most skeptica and never
aieer VIII they be induced to take any other Ladies who
nave oiten oeen deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from f''
Male and Female In,posters.
under the pretence Of eectng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have an Injurious effect upon
ne system without producing the desired result or any
sign Of 1T should shun bpeds and use none but the
genuine $500 w WV
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AVID DROPS.
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundre,
cases and never failed to effect speedy cure without any
pad result The Pills and Drops are the result Of an ex
nse practce and not discovered by accident To eulo.
gse thelr virtues would not add to their merit Wewoud
only say, try them They will be any part of the
country secure from observation by addressing post pad)
DR.. c. A. HILL, No. III Main st.
Worcester Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each bottle.
frlce, nye dollars. ianl7 diff
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VNNHE GOOD TIME HAS COME!-JUST
II received 2200 lbs. extra quality BUTTER in tubs of
about 100 lbs. each. For sale low. SELDOM RICE
ialO DIFF Adams' Market. 2aI Main ST.
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nISEA Asses OF THE SKIM
~ CHAS. A. PHELPS, NJ. D.,
No. Beach Street, near Washington Street, Boston.
With general practice DR.. p, since his return from
Europe, gives special attentiod 10 DISEASES OF
THE SKIN in ali forms
Usual Office hours from II to l. and from to P. NJ,
and in the evening. deoSat&w6m dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-10

RAGS.-GRAlN AND FLOUR BAGS
I'D of all kinds, at Manufacturers Prices by
BLISS, SUTTON, & co,
mv25 daWtf M Nacb,n;,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-10

DUTTER.-75 TUBS CHOICE VER-
Id mont Dairy Butter 20 Kegs New York do do
For sale by VIM. o. SWEET CO.,
does diff 1856 Main st.
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I.sa ROsS's PROVIDENCE AND

ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
W0RCEST EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected,
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fail River Mansfield, Ateboro'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, Fast Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Wickfed, Peacedale, and Wakefield R. l.; and Stoning-
ton, Conn. OFFICE, Am House, Worcester.
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ID HEU MATISM CURED BY THE USE
n OF McINTlRE'S RHEUMATIC TINCTURE AND
LINIMENT-A safe, sure, and certain remedy for all
Rheumatic Affections whether of muscular, or neuralgia
character.
Persons using it will find quack nostrum, or panacea
Ito all diseases to which flesh is ncident-buts some
thing which will suddenly and eectualy relieve the most
severe rheumatic pains, reduce swelling of joints cure
sprains, burns, and bowel complaint
The Proprietor also offers to the public, the GREAT
INDIAN PURIFIER OF THE BL00D-MASURY'S
Extract Of SARSAPARILLA and V.AU-A-HOo!
The beneficial effects derived from the use of these in
valuable medicines, proofs of their superiority
They have gained the confidence and appreciation of the
public, and are placed elevation which has no par
alle among the popular medicines of the day We use
strong language from the accounts receiving daily
OF its wonderful effects, and cures of diseases.
This compound is the Great Purifier of the Blood and
all diseases have to give way before this powerful agent
such as Salt RheIm Scrofula, Kings Evil, Eryspeas
Scald Head Botches the face and all kindred Diseases
will find sure and safe remedy for Dyspepsia, Pain in
the Side, Heart and Liver, Coughs, Consumptiye Com
plants Costiyeness Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis GEN
eral Debility, &c.
Prepared and sold by
J. S. MCINTYRE, Sole Proprietor.
= .f-A nAa~wr
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MEAL OF ALL KINDS. : FRESH
I'VE Ground, and for sale by
BLISS, SUTTON, CO.,
my25 dawf No. S Mechanic ST.
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TpUTTER - BUTTER J. 1000 LBS,
I'D Butter-extra nicejust received, and for sale by
G. II. HARLOW
~ df So Front st., Newton Block
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Gi0AL All CITY COAL YARD.-Now on
- hands and constantly receiving at City Coal Yard,
pst varieties o. Pennsylvania Coal for family use which
~ y solo a. the lowest market price, and delivered in
Duality and Weight lparranted satisfactory. Orders
81 = ny co lard Office Park street. at the Grocery
s.efe o W " A. Hawkins, Jr Lincoln square or hro,
~ 9os' tss MN De thankfully received and promptly
A', a., 4 lex. @. =. MANN, Agent.
ELL u looo. diff
GlGN And ANCT PAINTINC.-Tbe
sposcrper, DESTROYS Of giving more particular atten
tn % sne ABOVE named business has removed 10 IIar
ringt0n Corner, Room No. ., up stairs where be win
await all orders. ia9 dtf DExrER RICE.
EHTE WOODS AND DYE sTTrEe
~ LogWen, faustic, Camwood, HypernIc Barrooa
y hHood, QuarcitrOn Bark sumae ana Clutch, t ssls
~ G. 5. 4 A. J. HOWE,
1el8 ~ Wor. Bank Block
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HIyINE FEED.-FRESH GROUND. AND
IL for sale by BLISS, SUTTON 4 co.,
my25 dawtf No. 3 Mechanic ct
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FITCHBURG AND WORCEsTER r. R. TRAINS.

EIAO1IbU NJ hNU WUItWEbIEh Il. X. TRAINS,
running in connection with Worcester Nashua Trains
Leave fitchburg at a. M 12,40 and 600 p. m.
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills and 415 D. M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
ceser, Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg.
" For connections with the other roads Worcester,
Groton junction, and Nashua, Snow and Wider's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
" Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
llngon Montpelier, Wells River and White River juno
ton, at the fare by each Of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester Dec, 1883. ielO dawtf
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woAoHs T ER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
---oF -
E.uufactures, Tredss, and Professions

r.. fn,,ov,n, List, representing one or two houses
s,snsh N s,sde rs subnt'ed 10 the citizens Of
wo,es.ter county and the public esnarsly with ,hs
fullest confidence that persons n want o. hs prrSS o
,' s,,,Ss IN sny Of the branches here enumerated
Illhe ME "a supply themselves at short notice an
nc \, rrs,onable terms can be met with In BOSto
ar eleaWhero.
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1000 LBS. PRIME WOR-
- cester County Cheese. SO Boxes Old English Dairy
do. For sale by WIN. o. SWEET & CO,
declO dd 1856 Main st.
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-FOR
IN Sale by BLISS, SUTTON, Il CO.,
ny t dawu No. Mechanic st.
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% FLOUR! FLOUR! NOW IN
lEStore, and receiving by Western Railroad, extra
49, and common Flour, among which may be
found the following brands:
Chas. J. HUI & Sons unsurpassed Ertra
H. Whitney, Premium.
C. J. Hill, Extra, Blue Jacket Extra,
John Williams, do Elliot MilLs do
L. d. Shel1aire, do. Seneca Chief do
Ind other brands.
Hall bbls. Hill & Son, Hill Extra, and E. D. Shelmire
Extra.
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality
Graham Flour Of superior quality of own manufac-
ture, in barrels and bags. BLISS, SUTTON, Il co.
my24 dawtf No. S Mechanic at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-10

LNINE FEED.-5O TONS FINE FEED.
a in Store For sale by BLISS, SUTTON, & CO.
No daYH
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER R.R.

hOoAO4N AMI w OtNO Elk He lie
* f-FsSsassssss1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. -
81 ;z4s.Ss4 Commencing Tuesday, Nov. /, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester about O. at 1850, and 1926 A. NJ (3o5
Ex.) 400, C1.O5 Exp PM.
Mllbury 7.10a. $40 D. m,
Milford at 1856, 1880 AIS
Fram'n Cen $40, lilo 2.45, 4sO &"
Saxonvle at 1926 g 100
Newton, $50, s, $3.50 (W.Tr.) ei5*, IL So w.
Trf, a. M; 2e2t, $40, 44o, 525 (W. Tr]* 6.15 S15,t
pm
!" DrOOkline, GAS, TAO, $50, 9, 10 a. M $50, .,
81, 81, $50 and s, 80, p. m.
q Nsedham Plain, SIS and $50 am /, and 5,
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
430 (and $50 Ex.)
" SIillbury at $50 a. M. 4.so p M
Milford at 7.30 am. 43O
Fram'n Gen., $780, 500 a. m. Els, 400, $50 "
SaXonyille at 800 a. IN. 600
Newton, $780, CIV. Tr.) sis, and a. m. 1880 els
CIV. Tr.,) Sl5, s. s, 7.15 and 9.l5i p. IN.
Brookline, IT'S, sos, $780, and II M, l. 80 $780,
AS 6.l5 7.30, and 1890 p M
Charles River Branch, 49, a. m. II 8, els p m.
W. Newton Station. Wednesdays at IL.
Boston, Oct. 81, 1858. dawtf
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All who have injured themselves by private and mpro
per indulgences, will find in this cordial sure relief
Representatives, of the genital organs Loss of
ve power the penalty most frequently paid by those
who give loose rein Of license to their passions YoNG
are too apt to commit from not being
aware of the dreadful effects 80
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Railroads, Mr.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER r.. r.


NORWICH AND WORCESTER r.. X.
!, ,.ssusussavssl WINTER ARRANGEMENrs. . l-a-s ~
@55ss,5ssA4Alsstfg Nov J. lS53 tsszlssSys<==5
UfW ARD TRAINS.
TOryiIn =. o. ~ - Ny ~ NJ ana a S0o 4 Sa-
noria,so, =, 80 20 a. a. l5 oe anS s os
4, Daieisohthe' ~ d'50 IVo ana 40
a. tvh. ~ S S'ov - anu ply ~ 4
q n.soss al s S'oo Sve anu Ply
49,, Ol vs, w o,SV 5,io ane o'So
1Ai :, y :. ~ oFves.er, =. $50 1oV ana ''So
t"I Rfssn' Aialn wl'n passenger car a''aeheo'
n0WNWARn
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klICHBO hG WORCESTER r.. r.
fSia Essssszfz=Ss=sss1 TIME ALTERED. - SUMNER AR
Efs RANGEMENT.-0S and after Monday
Juae 1853 trains win leave Fitchburg at A. NJ l240
and 5.45 P. NJ.
Freight $50 A. NJ
Returnirg-Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. NJ.
AMI at AIS p NJ. Freight go P NJ
IVERS PHILLIPS Pres't.
ficnpurg, June ., 1883 jy1 diff
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Gzgsss=.E4s WHITCOMB'S wORCES-
tsss,if '--'sSiSSs TER AND FTTCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Ftchburg by every tran stopping
at all intermediate places. Packages forwarded, Notes.
Drafts and Bills collected and paid, and all orders attend
ed to with despatch Office corner Of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 diff
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nR. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN

Worcester, NJ. B. Green; Springfield, Bliss Haven
Providence, j. Balch & Son; Boston, Burr & Perry
mi dNThEyy
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Z ITTLE ELD,s PATENT


The only Apparatus constructed that would COM
PEI the Perfect Combustion of the Inammabe Gases Of
Anthrac COnI.
For sale by T. P OLIVER, Agent,
oct29 diff No. los Main st.
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La Esss:SSzs=g=+ssss:1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. - On
81 .Esss and after Monday, Nov. Z, 1853 Pas
senger Trains VIII leave Providence and Worcester as fol-
lows:
Leave Worcester at and Ills A. NJ, and 3.45 p NJ
Leave Providence at 7.30 aud HAS, A. NJ, and AIS
p. NJ -N
For connections with the various Railroads leading from
Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk County
Road at Blackstone, Pathfinder Railway Guide pub
lshed by George X. Snow, Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport runs in
connection with the Ills A. NJ, and l1.45 A. NJ. Trains
ISAAC H. SOUTHWICK, Supt.
Providence, Nov 8, 1858 ms dawtf
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coNGRESS-MONDAY.

SESArHThe President pro tenn laid before the Senate
report of the General in relation to the annu
ment of contract with j. W Kelly; also, act Of the k
gislature OF Rhode Island reversing and annung the
judgment of the supreme court OF that State for
rendered against Thomas W, Don in 1874
ar. Sde submitted n resolutions, requesting the Com
mitiee Foreign Relations inquire into the expedency
Of authorizing the President of the United States during
any future of Congress to suspend by proclamation
either wholly partially the operation of the neutrality
laws; which was agreed to-
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill After debate its further consideration
postponed and the Senate into executive session
and shortly after adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REpRFsEsTATyEs.-Th estimates for paying
the volunteers for services the Rogue River valley were
referred to the Committee Military Affairs. The House
proceeded the special orerbeing local territorial bust
ness The New Mexico road bin passed. On motion
of Mr. Bayly of Virginia. the President requested
furnish the House with copies Of correspondence with for
egn in relation TO the rights of also
copies of the instructions of this government our repre-
senatves abroad in relation Cuba and the dispatches
Of said representatives The House went into committee
the organized territorial bills three of which were after
wards reported to the House
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ABOLITION THREATS AGAINST THE TREATY
ABOLITION PREPARATIONS For A NEW PANIC.

man who would stand up in the light of day with
the meridian shining over head, and coolly and
deliberately tried prove that II midnight would be
acquire for himself the compliment OF being either
knave fool We know nothing that quite near
this kind of folly the labored efforts Of Greeley Of
the New York Tribune and other leaders Of The abolition
party TO show how much the North is losing because Of
the South aud how greatly all temporal and spiritual
interests suffering because the people will not 50
many words FIRST burn up the constitution of the United
States and then OF the Union body and breeches
fifteen Hourishing States Notwithstanding that there
very respectable degree OF human freedom among
American massesmore than average Of popular
for-some reigion-agood many schools-and consida-
BILE quantity Of passing advantages generally distributed
Greeley win Insist that rushing hcslosg ds-ac
top and that in due IL timefor this his argp
ment tends fh Is sneeree seventeen millions white
which he estimates for the North viii become the rbus
ireland dependents of the three millions Of slaves in the
South One day he tries TO prove how much manufsc
lures and losing because OF the South
other that shall get Canaa we do not get nd
Of the South and Friday last he starts out upon the
following wild balioo,
Tho Gadsden treaty. just adopted BY the Senate give
ten millions Of dollars Santa for large body Of ter
ory and for the abrogaton cf foolish article the treaty
Of Guadalupe fidaleo. To get rid Of that artcewbiohr
qnred TO protect the Mercans against their northern tribes
Of Indians and Of all claims for damages under tive mar
fairly to be worth millions Of dollars This ass
eight millions to be paid r sonyertng territory free
into slave territory, that which the earnest support
Of the treaty shaii become such. Here u aPon'
which requires explanation The public ought 70 know
whether the Mesa valley and the other land acquired from
Mexco To be covered by slavery prohibition In TIC
form OF the Wiimc proviso, formal recognition Of the
Mexican anti slavery law before money to pay for then
Is allowed to be taken from tho treasury And Il would a
be we before these millions paid for land 70 build
southern railroad to understand whether million can
he had to improve the rivers and Of the North
Or IL IL TO be heretofore, millions millions %
slavery and not cent TO benefit the soil Of freedom
Before notice the damage which this treaty V
work to the North let few Of the wfa h'T
hoods Of the New York Tribunewiifu because there
not newspaper In the country that does not know '@
facts which the Tribune wapony distorts In the n
psc~ the Tribune says that the sboeAon Of the cleven
article Of the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidago s worth H0
millions Of dollars Does the Tribune know hat W.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN THE SENATE on THE
CUBAN QUESTION.

The significant speech of Senator Slde of Louisiana
delivered yesterday morning in the Senate will be found
this mornings Union 1t takes that view of the Cuban qu
on suggests that remedy which the imperative nature
the demands The thorough exposure of the glazing
designs of the monarchies of England France and Spain
will asound the country, and will show how steadily and
yet how stealthy, the unscrupulous schemes have
been plotted in regard Cuba while at the time all
three have protested be friendly and at least
EMMY denied the very plot which has been clearly
fastened upon all Let Spain hold the key of this magn
island (ntended by Nature be the headquar
of despotism but the neghbor and brother Of the
American republic let Spain hold the key if she chooses
not to be turned upon ships, if they carried
disease instead of health into her harbprs but in the
spirit of humane and liberazng policy. While she
does this, content Thus far she has acted not
only the oppressor of the people of Cuba, but
the insulter Of the flag Of this country. And yet
in the face of wrongs she has inflicted upon citizens
much has been conceded the apprehensions which The
tyrant always feels But in addition her persistent
outrages upon commerce, she attempts to put
self under the joint protectorae of England and France
We do not propose to discuss the humilatng
attitude in which the speech of Senator Sdel places
the British government Suggestive il is of the
severes censure it does asonish us that she
has been detected in the act Of plotting against the United
States, yet that her declarations TO the contrary
should have proved to be- 10 say the least Of them
decepons We have fully realized, than
casion heretofore the nsncerity Of the English gopemn
whenever that government into collision with the
extension of American institutions Our purpose now
to call the attention Of the country the speech Of sena.
tor Sde and TO the extraordinary disclosures he makes
upon authentic and unanswcruble evidence and the
time TO repeat that the administration Of President
Pierce viii stand by their pledges made the world Yet
the consequences be what they may
In the mean time cannot refrain thanking Senator
Sdel for his able, weconsidered and opportuns
speech.
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MsRmr nsE--Tt is marble time with the boys; that
Is say Is the time that may expect he walks
TO find small lad plungng in between bis astandards'
after his marble-whcp If he walks carelessy he
may stumble group who huddled around ring
They whose names fifty years hence win govern price
of stocks in foreign markcswhose voice viii elcctrify
Senaes and nerve armies to desperate conctwho win
speak Of us the old folks and OF the gay ladies so
beautifully attired as the Questionable old women OF
past gcneraton-thcy talk of marbles and little else
The future Hon Secretary is kneeing on I'M pave
ment regardless who Il Is that knocks him half over sus-
pending the marble in the crook Of his finger while he
charges Bob the future gallant general with gougng
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WASHINGTON CITY
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 9. 1854.

90 DIR O. W. JAAss, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, oho Il
general collecting agent TeIs
assisted BY II. J, 1aoAAs, g. r. Das1 " y. H. TnOEAs Pm
YsKs, O. NJ a. WisssAs a. Il. Canoe, and Dr. Wa IAySs
Receipts o either will be good.
nASsL DEoKHEsr, of Pennsylvania, autofled receive
81 ptions paper, and receipt for The
Or HsRky NJ Lewis. OF Montgomery, Aabaiaa Is ran
travelling che States Of Alabama and Tennessee a.
sisted w G. r. Lrw JAAss o. LEWIS aud SAMUEL d. Ls~is
mr. Il. No. iea South Tenth Ph,ad.i
pha general travelling agent assisted by WA n. WILD
jons COLLINS JAaKs DKsKrso, HAsaIrr Jos. BUrros
Burros Isaac NJ DopIss, Epsvsp w. wILKs MiLIIAs l.
wAraRaAs, and GEORGE L. Nelson.
lry- Receipts from, either OF the above will be- good
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The House met ai ~ O'clock m
Prayer by the chaplain Of the Senate
The journal Of Friday was read and approved.
CONVERSATION TO yoLUSTFre.
The SPEAKER laid before the House commune
nom the War Department transmitting estimates for the
payment Of volunteers for services the Rogue River
nation relating thereto referred the COMMITTEES on Mill
tary Affairs and ordered TO he printed.
PROTECTION rRoN snpwRrcKs
Mr.. SHELTON asked leave to introduce bin for the
better protection Of life and property from shipwrecks
Che New Jersey coast which he said disasters ren.
dered especially urgent
Mr. RICHARDSON objected
krgosPrEaIc
Mr. BANKS presented the memorial OF J. s Richardson
the inventor Of the atmospheric telegraph asking for
appropriation for testing the merits OF this invention for
tho rapid transmission Of packages and mails
As there did not appear 70 be committee 10 which this
could he appropriately referred, he ad leave TO offer
resolution fo select committee Of inquiry the subject
Mr. JONES Of Tennessee thought II not appropri-
ste anyhow and therefore objected TO the reception Of the
resolution.
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS
Mr. RICHARDSON demanded the special order---being
the consideration Of business connected with organized
Territories
The SPEAKER said the business under the special order
the consideration Of the bill for the construction OF
certain military roads and wells in the Territory Of New
Mexico the passage Of which the .eas and nays had
been ordered
The bin psssed--yeas 10 nays so
Mr. PHILLIPS moved 10 amend the title Of the bin hy
inserting the word militarymsking II read military
roads
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There Is living in the town Of Corinth near Ban
gor Me- who has obtained the remarkable age
liz years She Is pauper and nveterae snuff aker
using three boxes full per day with prospect
Of continuing do for time yet before her candle
Of life Is sn.fsd out
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Total No Of pieces 24o 527 total value s2l6a7o SO
JAMES ROSS syowDEN, Director.
MINT UNITED STATES,
Philadelphia, April 80, 1884
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BY Mr.. DISNEY The petition Of forty two steamboat
captains and practical engineers navigating the Ohio river
&c asserting the great value and importance OF
safety guards for preventing explosion OF boilers and asking
Congress pass law opening the public by pur-
boat inspectors Of Cincinnati and thyeight licensed and
safety guards preventing explosions and praying the
invention may be thrown open 70 the public by purchase
otherwise.
BY Mr.. RUFFINi The petition Of H. r Hancock and six
nine Others and Of vessels and Others
Washington North Carolina for appropriation by Con
gress for the construction of pile light house
Northwest Point shos in Pamlco sound Also, the petit
ton Of b. H. Ravens and others, and
Of vessels merchants and Others of Washington North
Carolina for appropriation by Congress for the erection
Of beacon light the point Of Cape ateras North Caro-
lima.