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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-29
n D. SPEAR, INDIAN DoCToR.-

EN ID. SPEAR, INDIAN DOCTOR
ALs so much celebrated for his remarkable cures,
spectfuy informs the citizens of Boston and vicinity tina
he may be consulted upon the various diseases incident to
the afflicted, as usual at his Office, No. IS KNEELAgD
STREET. DR. S. formerly at $40 Washington street,
Dr. s. will warrant cure in every durable disease and
if fail of effecting cure after giving the medicines
tar trial. will pay the expense to any other physician
that will perform cure, the expense not to exceed one
hundred dollars. After the patient has used nv medi
cnes three days. if he dissatisfied he may return those
not used and the money shall be refunded.
will here give the names of some of my most impor
tant medicines for common diseases For further partc
lars and certificates my bookit may be had free Of
expense, at my Office and also of any of my Agents.
Balm of Life, Nos. l and 2, remedy for all dis
eases of the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia Liver Com
PLANT and General Debility scroula Syrup for the scro
fua, Fistula Ulcers, Cancers, and Tumors also sure
for Chronic Rheumatism Boils, Headache Hip Geut
Sciatca &C., and specific for Mercurial diseases and
Syphilis. Indian Lverwort Pills these pills are highly
exalted family medicine Natures Grand Restorative
Cordial, this is indeed most valuable medicine for Dar
rha, Dysentery, Vomiting, and all gripping pains of the
bowels it pleasant and agreeable children or adults
and acts as tonic as well as physic. Golden Btters
for Nervousness, Barrenness Fluor Albus Re for com
mon cases of Weakness in the Stomach they form an in
valuable remedy Tonic Cordial for all Female Irregular
ities Weakness &c this is purely vegetable remedy.
and far exceeds iron any mineral preparation as ton
ic for females Mothers Cordial to be used few weeks
before confinement. Mothers who have once used this
Cordial Will not dispense with it in subsequent cases
Those who use it have much easier time and get nm
stronger. Womans Friend for the Falling of the Womb
Pain in the side and Back will ayow that these In Il
four articles viz Woman's Friend, Mothers Cordial
Tonic Cordial and Golden Btters, are the most stonish
ing, extraordinary, ecacious, eectua and safe medicines
for the female system that has ever any age or country
been discovered German Lotion, warranted to cure Salt
Rheum and ali kinds of humors. Gravel Mixture snre
remedy for Gravel and all affections of the water Ger
man Powders for Pin Worms, and also a valuable med
cine for Piles. Catrrh Snuf-t will cure the Catarrh
Corn Plaster which will cure Corns Basam of Life for
0oughs Gods, Cramps, spasms Fits, and Splitting Of
Blood AHeaiing salve, superior to all other Sayes be
they Prussia or Texan. Rheumatic Lniment for Pain
in the Limbs Side Back, &c. "--
All these medicines are exceedingly valuable vow have
only to try them and they viii speak better for themselves
than can for them.
The poor literally considered
Principal Office No. Is Kneeiand street. Boston, Massa
oilusee's. ape d&w1y
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Wroferies, Me.


xa GROCERIES! GROCERIES :!
lE=iTo all the old patrons of Dexter & Eddy, ana
49, to all who buy
Groceries, Flour, &c,
would say that having bought out out the Interest Of the
senior partner, (Wilam H. Dexter, at the Store No. 20
southbrdge Street. and having bought in fresh supply
of Goods shall spare pains to make this the MOST
DESIRABLE PLACE to buy
GROCERIES, FOR CASH,
in the City Goods delivered free of CHARGE in all parts
of tho city,and warranted satisfactory.
Call at at No. 20 southbridge Street.
SAM'L EDDY, JR.
Worcester March H. 1854, daw6w
r7a FLOUR! FLOUR! NOW IN
l5 Store, and receiving by Western Railroad, extra
EslzAs5. and common Flour, among which may be
found the following brands:
Chas. j. Hill & Sons unsurpassed Extra.
". Whtney, Premium.
C. j. HUI, Extra Blue Jacket, Ertrd
John Williams, 40. Elliot HfilLs d.
Il. ID. Sheinlire, do. Seneca CHER do
Ind other brands.
Half bbs. Hill Son, Hill Extra and E. D. Shemire
Extra.
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality.
Graham Flour Of superior quality of own manufac
lure in barrels and bags. BLISS, SUTTON, & co.
my24 dawh No. Mechanic st.
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1NURNITURE AND CROCKERY FOR

FURNITURE AND CRoCKERY FOR
u SALE Bear IN mind that ) i. HOODS Commits
sion and General Furnishing Store, No Pearl ST. is the
place TO buy and secondhand furniture cockery glass
and britannia ware clocks carpets Stoves and most
every thing in the house furnishing line cheaper than at
any other establishment in the county, please call and ex
anime for yourselves.
NJ b. Those breaking up housekeeping and others hav
ing furniture or property dispose Of will please call at
my place as buy all kinds at the shortest notice,
Worcester, March 9, 1854. j. i. HOOD.
iffgrT INCH 7 DIFF
CSOAP.-2O cases Soda Soap; rs bbls. Oil Soap; for
- sale by :. g, s.. 4 A. J. HOWE,
mah15 diff Worcester Bank Block.
SAL SODA AND SODA AsH.--For sale ~
- the quantity or single cask, by 49, III
ap24 d4w G.. "A. HARRINGTON & co.
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GV~ VEGETABLE PULMON-
1SS4ks TAS.N. AIRY BABSAM, - Containing neither
Ae%A .sCErs, \ Prussic Acid nor Tartar Emetie.
k4rK4TUlNnnelSl The Great STANDARD REMEDY
Nj eAInHARY for all PULMONARY DISEASES
kS>fc fosAA extensively used, tested, and approved
N OVeHsr. in New England, Canada, and the
SA keoD SSVlSE British Provinces during period of
in u &SSuGprovsS TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS, by
%&SglzSSAssa--SS Eminent Physicians, C}ergymen,
Professors of Colleges, Theological Summarizes Scientific
and Distinguished Public Menand in fact by all classes
in the community See Certificates in Pamphlets and
wrappers to bottles among which are, Rev. DR.. Lyman
Reecher late President of Lane Theological Seminary
Cincinnati Ohio-Rev Dr. Leonard Woods Abbott, Prof
of Theology in Andover Theological Seminary, Mass
Hon Daniel p Thompson, Secretary of State OF Vermont
author of Screen Mountain Boys" "Lock Amsdeu, &c.
Montpelier Vt-N f. Williams; Esq, formerly Collector
of the Port of Baltimore Md-Rev. Josiah Litch Phila
delpha, Pa-and many Others
A physics writes: 81 with confidence recommend it
superior to any other preparation for the above COM
plants"
In connection with our old so ct. article, put up
81 size in large square bottles uih rich enGmeLed
blue tcrdppers gilt directions, and fac SitLe of HIM.
Jonn Cutler containing nearly four times the quantity
OF the smaller size.
nT BeWare Of Counterfeits and InaitGtionSWL1
Inquire for the article by its whole name,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER, CO.. Druggists,
SO India st. Boston, Mass and sold by Apothecares and
Country Merchants generally Price, large size $1 small
size, SO cents.
For sale in Worcester by L. T. LAZELL, JAS. GREEN
CO.. and D. SCOTT, Jr deodaw2m ap13
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FIR. HOBENSACK'S AGAIN.-Tbe sub
~ cess of his WORM SYRUP AND LIVER PILLS has
caused aperson initiate Them but beware Of oacks nos
rums The following viii show you one OF the many thous
and cures performed by Hobensack's Worm Syrup
Mr. }. N. HoBENsAcK IL cannot but express my low
ana gratitude for the wonders your Worm Syrup has done
ior my babe IL mas been poor, puny, suffering mortal
almost from its birth All the kind care and nursing of its
ond ahctionate mother with all the medicine prescribed
by skiiu ply scians gave me but little hope that it would
nota prey to death two of dear babes had This
boy seemed to he pinng away but when my wife obtained
your Worm Syrup, she gave but two te;spoonus when
two rightully large from it, the next day Ave
more very soon seven moremaking fourteen in all twelve
inches long, from child 20 months DID, by taking about
hai bottle Of your syrup. cannot it too
highly to my friends
Yours &c. DAVID BowERs 26 Brown at
For sale by P. r. SLATER & Co, General Wholesale
and Retail Agents for New England, No. 8 fremont Tenn
pie, Boston. mchlO deow&wSm
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expresses.

Ellassss.4sga w HITCO MRS VYORCEs-
" STTses TER AND FITCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Fchburg by every train stopping
at all intermediate places. Packages forwarded Notes
Drafts and Bills collected and paid all orders attend
ed to with despatch Office of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 diff
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RERUILp THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.

will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with Ell
ciency Ireguarty with uniform and natural activity, and
this not only without hazard of reaction, but with happy
effect on the general organization u Bear in mind that
all maladies wherever they begn with the
SYSTEM and that the parazation of the Of motion
and sensation is PHYSICAL DEATH Bear in mind, also
that for every kind of nervous disease the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
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| EICESTER & WORCESTER EX-
IL PRESS--The subscribers will run daily Expres.
for the conveyance of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
places, and after this date leaving Leicester at o'clock
a. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock P. NJ.
All orders entrusted to us left at the Post Office or
at Horace Waites Store Leicester (where may be
iound0 will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
Office in Worcester, at A. II. Newton's, 207 Main St.
JOEL SHELLEY Il co.
Leicester March l 1919 poaro dsnr.f
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EEzas=sszz1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND

r5sssss-s5t-z9s@55s-l ROSES PROVIDENCE A Nd
tS ss.--et%sz WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River, Mansfield Attleboro'
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wckfeld Peacedale, and Wakefield, r. l.; and Stoning
ton, Conn OFFICE Am House Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-29

No language convey an adequate idea of the nme
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions in
the diseased debtated and shattered system.
Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, inn
paired by sickness the unsng and relaxed organization
is at once braced revived and built up The mental and
under its influence. Nor is the effect temporary; the
contrary the relief permanent for the cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF and restore
l. tn ifs normal condition,
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Boston advertisements.

ttVNNO BE OR NOT TO BE---rHAT rs
II THE QUESTION: Whether It's nober 10 bear
the torments of the
Tape Worm, or take up arms against it, by
Using Castor Oil, Nermiiuges and-die!
Eor in that sleep Of death, who can bear
The tormen;s of Worms, which carry us 10
That bourne from which no traveller rcturnsP
soft you nown--the only never-failing remedy
Is H0BENSACK'S WORM SYRUP and LIVER PILLS
J. N. HoBENsAcK, Proprietor Philadelphia.
For sale by p. r. SLAYER Il CO., Wholesale Agents
3 Tremont Temple, Boston.
deuw3taw&w3m mchs
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Roilroaos.
FITCHBURG s. WORCEsT Err r. r..
NORWICH AND WORCEsTER II. r /.

AsslalefssgsssI WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, = E-S@S r
9 gs2s:...,ssig Nov. /, 1858. ssssSsasSS5.Sss-.
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Confusion, gddness, rush of blood TO the head melancholy
mental debility, hyseria wretchedness, thoughts of self
destruction fear of insanity, hypochondrass dyspepsia
general prostraon rritabity nervousness inability to
Sleep diseases incident to females decay of the propagate
ing functions monomania, vague errors paptation of the
heart impoency constipation, ETC., ETC., from whatever
arising it is if there any reliance to be placed on
human testimony, absolutely infallible.
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A GhEAT MEDlOINE Fur fEMALEo'
The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females mark era in the
annals of medicine Thousands Of smulants have been
nvented-thousands of nyigorants concocted-al pur-
porting to be specified the various diseases and drange
to which the delicate formation of renders
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~ Price IS per bottle, two for SIS, six for $12
Q. II RING Proprietor, 1872 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS.
Worcester, NJ B. Green; Springfield, Bliss & Haven
Providence, J. Bach SOM Boston, Burr 4 Perry.
MI dMTh&w
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

INFEHMAaY AT GRBRnwEtL Spa1res.
Our fellow citizen DR. RoMEp, il will
be seen. has completed bis Infrnary
buildings at Grseuwell Springs. and
Il ready now to receive, and give med
icsl attention to negroes. The spot at
Greeuwell selected by the Duct, for
his lnfi'mary, Is not SURPASSED III beat.
ty Ut scenery, by any in the State
We make this assertion IN authority /.
and call on any, aud every one who
has ever visited the spot, to testify TO
the truth Of our assertion 1t In on
the bank Of the romantic Amite, A
pleasant three hours ride from this
city, and in grove Of magnolia, beach,
and other forrest trees. which shelter
it from The searching summer SUN
The grounds adjacent are broken up
with hill and dale. In sight Of the
location selected by The Doctor, for
his Iotittnary. there gushes out, per
petual stream Of the putest coolest
crystal waters that ever came bubbling
from The bosom Of mother earth to
Stake The thirst Of ungrateful man.
DR.. KoaER is certain to meet the
success his enterprise so richly de-
serves
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u. s. DtsrR,cr ConnT--The ca 20

U. $. DfsrRlcr ConRr--The case
of William II. Wilder and Phillip
Pendergast came up yesterday in this
court for trial before a jury. The ac-
cused are charged on several indict-
ments with having defrauded tho Uni
ted States Government out of n large
quantity Of land, by forged or fraudu-
lent soldiers warrants
This case was before Judge MEGA
leb few days since. when a demur-
rer was entered by the accused, on the
ground that the law on which the writs
are based uses the words. "defrauJihg
the Government out of money" the
word land not being found in the law
Judge McCaleb. however, overruled
the objection, which, had it been sus-
tanned by the Court, would have end'
ed the matter. and the first suit is now
progressing before jury.--P'enyane
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

Suffering among the Cherohees -
The Memphis Eagle aud Equirer, Of
the 7th instant, says
Persons just from the Cherokee
nation, northwest Of the State Of Ark :
ansas, state that.'here Is great suffer.
ing among the poor Indians in that
region, many Of them being compelled
to resort to theft to obtain The com-
mon necossaries Of life. Their case is
one that strongly appeals to the
sympatbics Of the whites who occupy
their ancient hunting grounds. It
has been suggested that Government
should adopt some measure for their
relief.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

4 Bunker UH Solder Dcad -
Died il Wor,hipgtop. Mass, on the
Goth ult., Samuel Follett n survivor
Of th3 battle Of Bunker Hill. aged 81
years. Mr.. Follett was born on the
23d November. 1867, 10 Aueborough.
He joined The army when in his eigh-
teenth year, rema ned in the service
fifteen months. and served at the bat.
tie Of Bunker Hill in Col. Reeds reg
iment. He settled in Wor'ingthon in
1881. and ever since resided there.
His first vote was for Gen. Washington
for President. and he has voted in
every presidential election since, Civ
ing his vote for Gen. Scott in 1852.
He is believed to have been the last
survivor Of the first great battle Of the
revolution.
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~ Will our sworn friend Of the
True Delta, receive our unfcigned
thanks for compliments--flatteriug
compliments i; with the assurance that
when OCCASION offers, we shall take
occasion, TO do something, the better
to deserve them. Any thing but "Col."
call us not by such title; we knew a
fellow once. to be hanged with it
We are essentially a peace officer -
Bare We, the title of 'Col., VIC should
have to fight some cracked brain fell
low every day in the week If we
must need bear title, call ia "Hon."
this never runs to seed---i can get no
lower down than second Justice Of
the Peace. Chief Of Police, or a mem.
Der Of the Legislature.
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serves

RurNlNa SHnRr The papers are
running short for attractive "ibesds'' to
articles on the Eastern Question. The
last article that strikes our attention,
ia headed BLACK Sea Troubles" We
should like 10 know how the Black
Sen can be more troubled hy the war,
than the Red, Dead. or any other Sea 7
1t is poetic expression to say THE
Angry Sea roars," this is giving life
10 inert matter, always At rest unless
og'fafei, by the winds, or the earth
whom suffering colo from an earth.
quake. Hence it ia clearly not right
TO call the difficulties at Sevastupol
The Black Sea Trouble" We may
say with proprie'y; "the Lion rosrs
and shakes his shaggy name and this
may e. old England. or we my
quote with proprie'y those beautiful
lines from, The Poet, about the King
Of France
1.-THE Ring n France,
With full Ten thnusand men,
Marched ip bit and then
Marched down again"
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COMMODORE PERRY 800 The Americans
in Berlin were surprised not long ago
by seeing announced the arrival In
that city Of Commodore Perry, Of
the United States navy whose recent
expedition to Japan has attracted such
universal attention. lie came through
Vienna and Trieste and has already
left that place for the Hague. where
members Of his family are waiting to
receive him.
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fy- serious co,upl;auts arc mad

Ey Serious complaints are made
by the people against, Governor Reed
or the new Gov. Of Kansas. II j. said
that he has been seized with n restless
thirst for pecul ton. and gain. that he
is dealing IN Lands, town and city prop
erty, to the entire neglect Of bis official
duties. ..-....
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Christian Warfare.

To resolve the w1lfare now wapnp
in the East into its Legitimate cause. it
will be found that religion is at the
foundation Of the quarrel working on
up through the political element, aud
the struggle for temporal md there
fore spiritual supremacy. The war is
one of the Greek and Latan churches.
both acti' e upon The principle Of Ma.
bonnet. that the "true faith" must pre-
vail, If he sword and bayonet. have to
be rescrtea 70, as convincing evidence
Of its power and purity. And what,
pray, is the true faith 7 The old
gospel If the lat,iarchs and holy
fathers. which is so intimately con.
nectsd with the new light, belongs Of
right to the jew. 1t is his record Of
the deeds If his noble ancestors and
modern Christianity has ap, reprinted
1t to use, without any other credit
than that Of uurniIigatsJ persecution
to the scattered tribe Uf Israel I.ere
we have distinctive mark between
the people. Leaving The Hebrew,
next il order Of succession, comes the
Greek church, which Is also marked
distipotively from the Latin ehristiani.
ty Of old Rome, which claims for itself
primitive existence and exclusive puri.
ty. Through long series Of years Of
dIsgrscefu battles for opinion sake,
with power ebbing and flowing from
Catholic to Protestant States. we
come to the present day, where the
religion Of the past 's mixed in with
the politics Of the present, in such Il
manner as to preclude the possibility
of finding any one Of the original els-
ments Now we find a thousand and
one scots at varience, and all in the
darkness Of the true light Of the gospel
Of Jesus Christ--a doctrine, tending
with u certainty Of ultimate SUCCESS to
unite all mankind in one holy bond of
union. DO not marvel then, that
there is pestilence and famine, disas-
ferrous accidents by flood and fire il
is the curse called down by the frse
agency of man from Heaven, and let
it work its worl, it will purify The
moral atmosphere, and send down to
"Hades' the surplus revenue Of hu-
Look at the horrid tho beastly
spectacle, in the East, where men arr
marched up to grin moment at the
fearful appliances Of death, and are
then knocked of their legs into the
jaws Of eternity. What is
it for? Is it not destiny--is there
not Hand in this, above man, and
working through him for some ulti
mate good ? So it appears to one a.
far removed from the smoke Of battle
as we are here. 1t is not enough i,
would seem, in this Christian war. for
poor benighted devils to DO sent in
platoons to -- heaven, by gun.
powder, but pestilence is at work, and
freezing weather IL at work; the
small host Of 1000 sick and wounded,
were burnt to death a short time since
in n hospital at Scyastopol. And yet
more have to g. the same way this is
Christian warfare.
I. The. Purser OF the steamship Per.
Al
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E~ All the French ship. in the
Baltic are under orders. for service IN
the Mediterranean. Seventeen first
class steamers embarked from Tonlon,
on the 2bth nit, FIR the seat Of war
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~ James MelIenry GO. the
English Bankers who failed short
time since, conclude that they can
pay sixpenee on the pound. They
make this offer because they are i'm
patient 10 60 into business again. and
desire to do so. without ineumbran.
ces,
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IHH NHxr q. s. SENAtoR.-We
ire now within a few weeks travel Of

IH# NHxr q. s. SENAtoR.-We
are now within A few weeks travel o.
the day for another Legislative body
to assemble at the State Capitol and
the first thing to engage their atten-
ton. is the election Of United States
Senator.
The party press has been heard on
this subject and only two or three
names have been mentioned in this
connection-the same as were before
the last Legislature for the unexpired,
term Of Mr.. sould. The gentlemen
spoken Of as candidates, are Of til
dominant party, and The Wing house
that Jack built, has been torn down
and cannot turn out whole man for
any station, therefore the result may
be as at first anticipated We hear
the name ofthe Hon. Charles Gyarre
spoken Of and, all things considered,
we think that he would be supported
in fair and open contest. The
course pursued by Mr.. Gyarre, du
ring All election in New Orleans a
short lime ago, in which he was emf
nently The mbought candidate F., Sc
cured him many warm friends through
ont The country In That contest it
will be remembered he took stand
against bribery and corruption; aud the
late shifting Of the political currents,
have taoitly pronounced his defeat, a
mctry. Mr.. Gyarre is evidently q
patriot, and on the side of the coun-
try, for the countries sake. II his
name is used ~ a candidate for u. s.
Senator, it will carry a weight with
it, that now. (sinoe the times are
elanged) will secure bis election,
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A decision, just rendered by the
United States circuit court ut Boston,
has disfranchised two thousand alien
voters in consequence Of the defective
organisation Of the police court by
which their papers we're issued.
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r The Dentists Of New York
have had a meeting to consider, the
case Of Dr.. Beale Of Philadelpbia, and
to offer him their sympathy ard condo
leuce. '''~'- p <..' 81 ''-'