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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-05-17

List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the T. O., at Middlebury, VI ,
May is, 1854.
Andrews, James Mckay, James
heirs ofMcHoughton James
Beau, Salia JosephDagarrety, Mary
Gaze, f N Montague, S
Carr. p II Nash Asahel NJ
Carr, Mary 4 Nichols, Charles c
Carr, Mrs ii i OConnor, Michael
Conroe, Horace Olmsted, Clark
Conroe, A 8 Paddle, Parlan
Chittendcn, Clarissa Piper, David
Cotton, Franklin Pond, Ellen
Cushman, Nancy MPond, Ira
Clark, Mary Preston, Mrs Julia
Daniels, Leander Ratelle, Joseph
Daniels, Mary Robbins, L II
Drury, Martha l. Rourke, Ann
Done, Mary Stowell, Alfred
Farr, Mrs s NJ Sumner Ebsnexer
Foot, Freeman heirs of
heirs ofThomas, Thankful
Giles, Almira Taylor, Frederick
Groves, George Tucker, Joshua
Grow, Mrs Towith, G
Heath, Betsey Wakefield, Charles A
Er Please call for Advertised Letters.
+. r. WRIGHT, p. NJ.
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ELGIN SPRING HOUSE.

rNHE STRING HOUSE is open for IL, r.
l. ooption Of visitors. ne proprietor iiav,
ing made large additions % The house, AMI
other necessary improvements, frols conffen.
that he can give satisfaction tn all Nhe may
favor him with their patronage
The proprietor will run a ctrrilse 10 tho
depot IN. Nrrgenpc., in coppecticn -iih thu
mail train Of cars for tho accommodation 4
visitors.
81 ordcls lpr waigr irori3ny CTrord, :
by the galln'loi bottle
-" iost office address. Versennct, VI,
soL",ioN AfLtf
April le, lsoi os,Sn
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SCIIENCK & PILLINFR,

" TItNCIN " 7 IIIII y T1Tt1
DESIGNERS & ENGRAVERS ON WOOD,
OGee No, I Curt Square, Boston,
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store
Fronts. Portraits, Druggists and Pcrfumers
Labels, Seals, Machinery, Cotton Stamps,
Maps, Show Bills, Medals, Stoves, &c, beau
tifully executed.
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7. I nj E.

have y plenty on hand and shall coniiuro
burning through the season. Those Wis., ing
to purchase a superior article, will iin1 II at
my kiln in Miidlehnly, two miles cas- of the
village have sold Of the same TO Thousands
and hear but one opinion expire sscd, pro
nouncing it equal 10 the best they can get u
the country. NELSON CHlrTXNDEN,
Mddlcbnry, April II, 1854. l;tdccl
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BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.

SPRUNG gPl21AJDlsI,
II Z n RY L. D A G G Z 7 T
Offers his usual assortment of Boots and
Shoes, of good quality, suitable for the New
England trade. Also, SHOE GOODS of ev-
cry description for manufacturers, at the
lowest cash prices.
Warehouse, 20 Kil6y street opposite Ccntrals st
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Can DO bought IoF at II, I. FULLER q,
May 8, 1901,
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Geography Without a Master

MlrcHELr.s DIssEcTED MAPS of United States,
Eastern, Middle, Southern and Western
States,-an amusing and instructive gift for
the young. MERRIAM, MOORE g. CO.,
Tray, ". Y, MUSSEY & co and JEWETT
& CO. COruhW B0Sf0r
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NEWTON ACADEMY,
GREAT BARGAINS f!
SELLING AT LOW PRICES F.!

1HE subscriber wishing to close up Ills
Il business in this place, offers his stock Of
Books &c AT
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The accounts from Washington indicate,
that the administration, after placing one foot
of slavery on Nebraska, IL about to make
step with the other upon Cuba. Frank Pierce
has utterly abandoned himself to the service
of slavery, and seems determined to hurry us
into war with Spain, in order to make the
North eonduce to the building up of South
ern slave confederacy. &AtN4
The Washington correspondent of the N,
Y. Courier says:
sit is understood that there was an impor-
tant discussion in the Cabinet on Thursday
last. Two propositions were discussed--one
being the immediate occupation or blockade
of Cuba, and the ether the sending of two
special ENJOYS to Spain with new propositions,
the design being to force Spain to sell Cuba,
or to bring on a war. 1t is expected the spec
ial commissioners will be nominated and con-
frmed.
The following is from the correspondence of
the N. Y. Express.
!" Information of reliable character has
been received by the President of the organi-
cation of large fillbuster force in our prin-
ciple cities on the sea board, for the purpose of
tdh1hB PosoesSlOA u INC A74anu VI Ouod. Ing
leaders and commander of the expedition is
said to be well known to the government.
We are informed that the propriety under the
circumstances of conniying at these lawless
expeditions have been fully discussed in Cab
met meetings, that Marcy and Gushing ex-
pressed themselves deadly opposed to anything
like an encouragement of fillibusterism, and
+ that Dobbin, Davis and the President on the
other hand favored it, but that more sober
and conservative counsels prevailed. 1t is all
so understood that the question was also fully
discussed in Cabinet councils Of declaration
of war nth Spain, that in this also the coun-
sci of Marcy prevailed, and that it was deter
mined upon to send commissioners with am
pie powers to Spain, to settle the pending diff
ticulties between the countries. Who the
commissioners are lam not ADVISED, but believe
they have not yet been named
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Monday, Nav 2.

Monday, May %.
SENATE.-A message was received from the
President, communicating copy of Mr.. San
-ford's report upon penal codes i'll France and
other European countries.
MIR. Gwin offered a resolution providing for
an adjournment Of Congress on Monday, Sd
of July
The deficiency bill was taken up, and sew
eral house amendments were disagreed to,
and committee of conference asked for and
granted.
Mr.. Brodhead's motion to reconsider the
vote directing the printing of 81 900 addition
al copies Of the agricl l-ural part of the pa
etent Offices report, was taken up, discussed
at length, and agreed to. Mr.. Brodhead
moved an amendment, that printing should
be done by the Senate printer. A discussion
ensued, and the amendment was agreed to-
yeas %, nays II.
The bill authorizing the coinage of 800 and
$50 gold pieces was read to the Senate, and
its consideration postponed to tomorrow. Adj
journed.
HoUsE.-Mr Faulkner asked leave to offer
the following resolution-"O inquiry into
the cause of the death Of James Batchelder,
who, it is alleged, was murdered in Boston or
Friday night last, while engaged in enforcing
law of the U nion and has left widow and
children; that the committee be further in
structed to report a bill making liberal pro-
vision for their relief."
Mr.. Dean objected, saying it was matter
belonging to the executive. Let him enforce
the laws. Negatived, IS to so.
The House went into committee on the Pa
ciic Railroad and Telegraph bills, providing
for railroad and telegraph from the Mssis-
sippi river at point not on the north Of the
18th parallel of north latitude to San Francis
co, and also railroad and telegraph line from
some point on the northerly shore of Lake
Superior of the Mississippi river in Minneso-
ia to the waters of the Pacific ocean. Mr..
McDougal spoke at length in its support.
Gerritt Smith got the floor, saying he in
tended to speak against the Pacific Railroad
bill
The committee rose, there being no bust
ness of importance, Adjourned,
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THE FuaIrIvE CAsB,-The testimony, in
this case, before Judge Loring, is all in, and,
if there is one particle of regard for law, hon
esty, and right, left in the Commissioner
breast, the alleged fugitive MUST BE RELEASED.
In the opinion of sound and experienced
jurists, the evidence, on the part of the COM
plainant, even if the testimony had stopped
there, wasnot such as would warrant any jury
in sustaining the complaint. But when ten
unimpeached witnesses have sworn that Burns
was laboring in Boston, some ten or fifteen
days before the time when it is alleged that
the Virginia fugitive escaped, we do not see
how the Commissioner can give n certificate
of return. Still zee have no confidence in the
honesty of any man who viii hold the Office
of United States Commissioner, and therefore
wait with some anxiety for the result.
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NV ORG ESTER DAILY SPY
the next street to Water street; don't know
his christian name; he keeps boot black


the next street to Water street; don't know
his christian name; he keeps boot black
shop. MN
George II. Dre,c, Iwhite) called. Was book
keeper at the Mattapan Works, until the 18th
of this month. Know that Jones was emplov-
ed about the LIST of March to wash windows
at the Mattapan Works; he was there several
days; there was two or three men with him;
there>were a colored man working with him;
had not seen the prisoner at the bar, from the
time he arrived thereS until saw him here
yesterday; yesterday came in here, and when
saw Burns, recognized him; saw him before
with Jones when Jones came to get a job, and
Ireferred him to Mr.. Sanger; i looked at this
man and asked Jones if he was his brother,
and he said all men are my brothers; about
the first Of March after settled with Jones,
Burns came to me and asked me how much l
paid Jones; don't recollect the nurnber of days
they worked; have no doubt of the identity of
the man; recognize him by his general ap-
pearance; saw him enough here to recognize
him; when came in yesterday, Burns follow
ed me all round tho room with his eyes; paid
Jones for his wort.
Csoss-ezamined Saw him twice to notice
him particularly; one of these times was when
he came to ask how much paid JONES' and
the other, when they came to see about the
job; somebody sent for me yesterday noon, say
ing / might be wanted as witness here; was
brought here yesterday to look at Burns;
Mr.. Stetson came to me yesterday, at nay res
idence, ID Indiana Place; hadn't been here
before yesterday; Stetson said was wanted
as a witness at the Court House yesterday
Morning; was not outside of the Court House
Friday or Friday night; was about here one
hour on Saturday; never noticed the scar on
his hand.
The Court adjourned to three O. clock.
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General Nesvs suna.narY

HI. k. Seymour, a messenger of the
American Express Company, has been arrested
at Cincinnati, charged with stealing pack
age containing $ll00.
The advance guard of this year
Mormon emigration, over the plains, is en-
camped at Kansas, and is 1900 strong.
Wild Cat, the celebrated Florida chief.
is now residing on the Mexican frontier, and
is constantly committing depredations on the
people Of Texas, stealing cattle, &c.
In Manchester, last week, Alice Jones
jumpedInto the cotton factory pond, at North
Weare, n. H., with her little girl, four years
old. They were rescued by two gentlemen
who were passing.
The louisville papers announce The
arrival, in that city, Of Matt. +. Ward, from
his Arkansas plantation, on the steamer
Robert J. Ward. Quite a sensation was pro-
duced throughout the city when intelligence
of his presence was circulated
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A FRIeHrrUL PIcruRE.-In recent temp
crance meeting in New York, member of
the Common Council stated that there were
in that city T. los places where rum is sold,
4,222 Of which are unlicensed; 5,893 are kept
open On the Sabbath. and 5s597 are kept BY
foreigners. During 1868 there were %, 900
arrests for crime aud yagranoy. Taking the
average receipts Of the rum shops in the city
at ten dollars per day, they exceed $25, 000,-
600 a year, which divided among the Is, 600
arrested would give each 5000. hwould give
$40 to every man. woman, and child in the
city. 1t would add four per cent. annually
to the real and personal estate Of New York,
. and double it in twenty Eve years. 1t is
nine millions more than the sum devoted to
education ii the State. 1t would be equal to
IL IL per cent. on the eutire export trade Of
the United States.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MONDAY, evening, zJLn May.
The bin entitled can Ordinance amenda-
tory of an Ordinance concerning the Fire
Department" which came up amended from
the other Board, was taken up, and the
amendments were not concurred it.
The order that the Committee OF Public
Grounds and Shade Trees, cause a suitable
fence to be built forthwith round the School
house, on Burncoat Plain, was adopted.
The claim of Robert F. Comstoclx, for danl-
age to his estate, on Main street, was referred
to the Committee, who have in charge the
claims of persons in the same vicinity.
Aid. Walker from the Committee, on Claims
for damages on account of grading Main st.,
made Report, the recommendations of which
were adopted separately.
The damage to the estate of Mrs. Goddard
was assessed at $500; Of Luther Spring, Cd,
at 500; of Geo. Shattuck, nothing and
further time was required to consider the
claim Of Alvin Waite.
@ The decree locating, &c., jackson street,
was recommitted
Jos. Curtis was drawn as a juror, in place
of Levi Barker.
q Order of notice, in relation to Mill Brook,
was made returnable on Saturday, 10th day
of June. aA
Agricultural street was accepted, approved,
and allowed as public highway.
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AS the capture and destruction of the Free
dom Club Banner, has afforded considerable
merriment to those persons who pin their faith
to that interesting sheet, the Boston Journal,
it is well enough to say that it was neither
captured nor destroyed. Although attacked
by more than dozen men, most of them po-
lice officers, it was carried off in triumph and
is still in the hands of the Freedom Club,
minus only its staff, and bit Of its fringe.
Let this standard bearer be remembered.
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EXAMINATION OF PRIsoNERs.-John G.
Cluer, Albert G. Brown, Jr, John J. Roberts,
Henry Howe. Martin Stowell, Walter Finney,
JOHN Morrison, Thomas jackson, Walter Bis
hop, John Wesley, and John Thompson, the
eleven persons who arc charged with the MUIR
der Of James Batchelder, on Friday evening
last, were brought before the Police Court,
on Tuesday, forenoon. but their examination
was further postponed till Friday next, at II
o'clock A. NJ. The prisoners were then re-
manded to Jail. Eo
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The Pittsburgh Gazette, very able and in
fuential Anti-Slavery Wing journal, aIvo-
Gates the nomination Of candidates for Con-
gross on the simple ground of opposition to
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and
without regard to old party distinctions. Such
is the spirit of The Clerekan9 Herald, con-
servative Wing paper, and indeed of the great
mass of free-souled newspapers throughoutthe
North and West. The Hartford Co,Wal,t, also
one of the Oldest and most powerful papers in
New England, calls for New Party, The
Otsego Democrat, a New York Barnburner
paper, for Northern Party, while TIE Troy
Wing, (Silrer Gray,) goes for uniting the
whole people of the free States i'll an Anti
Slavery League. One common sentiment
pervades the northern press in view of the
great danger of the country and of Freedom.
That sentiment is one of union to resist and
beat back the entertainments of the slave
power. In this they only initiate the example
OF the South. There we see Democrats, Union
men, Secessionists, and Wings, all combining,
with few honorable exceptions, to push for
ward the crusade of Slavery against Free Soil
and Free Institutions. 1t is only by initiating
this example, finging overheard all former dis
tinctions of party, and organizing the forces of
the North and Of Liberty in one compact pha-
lanx that the great contest of the age can be
won. And we rejoice to see that this truth is
heartily appreciated by journals of power and
responsibility which have hitherto battled I'M
der opposing political banncrs.--N Y. Tribune.
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The CONVENTION. We hope that the ex-
citing scenes we have been passing through,
will not have the effect of preventing full
attendance of the State Convention, at Fame
uil Hall, to day. John P. Hale, Giddings,
and other noble spirits, will be there, to cheer
on the people to the support of Liberty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-31

HEALTH OF Elk GovERNoR BRIGos. Judge
Briggs. who has been suffering with pro-
longed and painful attack Of rheumatic fever,
we are pleased to learn, is recovering, although
slowly. We presume it will be some weeks
before he will be able to resume his official
duties.--B erkshire EaQ5e. fas. i.aaalsl-a ssal
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We are informed that William Knowles,
who was fined by the Police Court, last week,
to1sAdrunkenness, was not resident of this
city. We state this in justice to William
Knowles of this city, formerly of Auburn, J
who Is not the person implicated,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-31

In this city, May 29th Mrs Sarah Johnson IS years.
In this city May %, Miss Eunce Goddard II years.
20, infant daughter of Austin Flint.
In this city, May Both, Mrs Asenath, wife of Joel b.
Fuller SO years, / month and % days 4
II Funeral at Laurel Street Church, at O'Clock to-
day, "wednesday Relations and friends are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice
In Leominster, May 26th. of consumption. Maria c.,
eldest daughter Of Timothy Fessenden 10 y, ars lq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-31

" w. w. Rice, and H. B. Staples, of this
city, were admitted to practice in the Courts
Of this Commonwealth, before Judge Merrick,
on Monday of this, week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-31

STEAMBOAT ON FRg.-Philadelphia May
PA terrible scene was Witnessed on board
the steamboat Star, this evening. The boat,
from Red Bank, with nearly 1000 passengers,
took ire around the smoke stack, and v hen
shout one mile from the landing, prompt
measures We're taken to extinguish the flames,
and the boat was headed for the nearest wharf.
where the passengers were safely landed and
the fiames extinguished. During the excite
ment many OF the passengers could hardly be
restrained from leaping overheard,
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JAPAN.-lt appears that the Russians were
informed by the Japanese authorities, that in
about two months a treaty would be nego-
tiated, by which the japanese trade would be
opened to all western nations in twelve
months afterwards. This tallies with the fact
that IN two months after the visit of the Rus
slans. the American expedition was expected.
a Dutch captain informs the Hong Kong
Register, that the Japanese army is strong,
well armed with percussion rnuskets, supplied
by the Dutch, and as well drilled as any Eu-
ropean troops.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-31

Worcester HydrOpafllTc Institution,
No. Glen Street. This Institution is under the NIedi
cal direction of Dr. SETH ROGERS is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons.
Terms usually from 81 to so per week.
For treatment without board, So to S4 per week Office
hours from to p NJ. dawtf anl2
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By TELE CIR Pr.
EXPRESSLY ron THE "srr."
Bosrov. TUESDAY Eve. Nav 20

Boston, Tuesday Eve, May 80.
The testimony for the defence is all in
Eight respectable ACTRESSES corroborate the ties
timony of Jones and Drew. *
The universal opinion here, is that Burns
will go free.
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Offer for SALE ad wilkeep hand through the season,
better assortment Of LIME than bought at any
other place in the State Also Cement and Gacne Plas
ter. .UI
Worcesteg, Barch Is, 1854. diff mch26
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Lectures on BOtnny.-DR. GRAY FISHER,
Professor Of Botany in Harvard College, has been invited
to deliver Six LECTURES BOTANY, in Worcester The
FIRST will be delivered on THURSDAY, June l, at P. NJ,
at Library Room, Bank Block.
Tickets One Dollar, for six lectures to be had at the
bookstores. my26 ii
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A. Prcnfiss, Designer ard Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. House Crescent Street All orders left
with G. w. RICE, at L. D. Goddard & Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention Particular attention paid to Draft
ing Machinery. dec3O dtf
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people liable to be deceived than in the remedies
proposed for curing the various ills of life. When, there
fore medicine has been tested, and by long and
cesul cures, has proved itself invaluable, ought be
cherished, and will be cherished by all who value health
Bushs Cough Cure Lozenges, have passed that ordeal
have won their way to public favor and held IN
the highest estmation for the Of Coughs, Colds, In
auenza, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and especially Whooping
Cough and other diseases Of the Lungs and Chest. Don't
neglect that Cough. Call for Lozenges at BUSH co.'s,
81 Front Street. nov9 d&wtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. j. II. HOIman's Spring Bitiers.--
Spring has come, with its birds and bossos and the best
way for nvads to enjoy its sweets, Is to supply theme
selves with Dr. HoLMASs BTTERs put up pint bottles
at rs cents per bottea sure cure for Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints, &c.
Manufactured by P, R. SLATER l. Co., No. 8 fremont,
Temple, Boston, Proctor Brother agents for Gloucester
: J. Q. HILL, 229 Main street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent ~ l}t # tf my3l deod3m
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Demfisfrr.-H ID RISHnp hi nj 8 has !.
Gentlemen in this City and vicinity nj

si IN, ~ tails lily ana yHclnlty are
mer CRAyATs, NECK TIES, and Pocket Hdkf's.
We have just received one hundred dozen Neu Style
CraOdts Of which very elegant Also SO pieces
Pocketh dkf's of very choice patterns 9,9
CHAS. w. FREELAND l. CO.,
my5 diff UNION BLOCK.
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Security for HcalGh.-The desire of self pfeser-
vAtioa is of the first principles in nature ad has
been implanted in for the wisest purposes. While it
ecites TO labor aud exertion in procuring the of
with patience many dstsses and pains which
less the inevitable lot of ALL The most eecua mehod of
reaching great age by strict attention to the preser-
walton of health and it cannot be denied that by follow
lowing regulated system with respect to sleep, early rs
ing, diet, and daily moderate of DR.. Wheeler's
Sherry Zine Tonic Bitters we may add years to our
existence.
Prepared only by LEWIS WHEELER, Druggist, cor
Of Custom House and Broad Streets, Boston Sold in
this City by L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist 20l Main St. Wor
cester my9 diff
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Holm ROYDEN. Nafarv PnhIic.

Stocks Specie and Bank Notes, bought and sold Bills oil
Exchange for he Old Country, drawn Mesrs George
Peabody & Co.. London) ready hand Collections in
other things usually done by Brokers. mch2O diff
b Demtisfry.-H. F. BISHOP, D. D. S. has awaited
himself of the highest opportunities and the most recent
improvements in Dental Science With long experience
and successful practice in this City, he enabled to offer
renewed inducements those requiring the services of
Dentist.
Teeth filled in the most thorough and skillful manner
II Office at his Residence. 1856 Main st. apl9 dom
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j. X. Clark, M. D., Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street ONCE hours from to A; NJ, and
from TO P. M %
MOrcester Lannarv /. 1851. DIT