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NEW APPLICATION OF CHLoRoFoRM.-The
first experiment upon the local application Of
chloroform has been made with entire success
at the Clinic Hospital. Mr.. Paul Dubois in
duced young girl, an attendant at the Hos
pital to allow her wrist, upon which was q
very virulent abscess, to be fumigated with the
vapor of chloroform. The abscess immediate
ly became insensible and remained so for three
hours. The patient, who before could not
move her arm, nor allow the least contact
with the sore, recovered the entire use of her
hand. On a second trial, when the abscess
had come to head, Mr.. Dubois plunged his
instrument into it, and the patient felt no
pain whatever The wound is now healing,
and certain degree of insensibility conse-
quent upon the Immigration, still exists in the
part. Similar experiments have been made in
America, but no important results have flow
ed from them.
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. GBe 9ailgl spp,
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1854.

AN Awful CoLIERY EXPLOSION occurred at
Wigan, Eng. The number ofcoliers in the mine
at the time was as many as 226. The north
ern levels of the mines were known to be high
ly charged with carburetted hydrogen gas,and
it was here that the explosion took place. The
engine driver and his assistants at the surface
of the shaft were first informed of the acct
dent by two loud reports, as of explosions un-
der ground, which were succeeded by rush
of air, smoke and dust from the shaft. The
alarm was given, and many persons hurried
to therescue About forty miners were drawn
out of the mine. 1t was then discovered that
the north levels of the mine were on fire near
the shaft, thus cutting off the retreat of those
who remained alive within Three hours
elapsed before the searchers could extinguish
the fire so as to allow them to enter the pas
sages. They then succeeded in rescuing about
fourteen persons alive, and at the last accounts
had recovered eighty-seven dead bodies Many
Of those who were killed had been suffocated
with the fumes Of the sulphur. aat
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THE STATE OF PARIs.-Tho duties for the
month of January were 100000 francs less
than in january last, and The calculations for
the year fondly counted upon an increase
This diminution shows simply that Paris has
eaten less, drank less, burnt less, and bought
less fodder for horses and domestic animals,
than in the corresponding month of last year.
This is the consequence of the absence Of the
usual floating population, the customary in
fux of strangers, and the non-return of large
numbers of Legitimists from their chateaslr in
thecountry. All this springs from two causes,
the imbroglio and Anti Napoleonism.
The return for this month will undoubted-
ly be worse still. The departure of the Rus
sian element of the population will be severe
ly felt in the imports Of the city. The exodus,
it is calculated, will include 500 families, be-
sides 800 single gentlemen, of them
wealthy, reckless spenders, prodigal eonsum-
ers, constant customers, eager pleasure-seek-
ers, and most excellent and reliable pay. Par
is will suffer; of that there can be no doubt;
for, more than any other European city, it de-
ponds upon orders from abroad, and purchas-
ers for foreign account. M
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Price Two Cents.
Blessed be the handthat pre-

PLEASURES. Blessed be the handthat pre-
pares pleasure for child for there IS no
saving when and where it may again bloom
forth. Does not almost everybody remember
some kind hearted man who showed hlm a
kindness in the quiet days Of his childhood
The writer Of this recollects himself at thus
moment as bare footed lad, standing at the
wooden fence of poor little garden in his ma
tive village, with longing eyes he gazed ON the
flowers which were blooming there quietly IN
the brightness of a Sunday morning. The
.possessor came forth from his little cottage
he was wood-cutter by trade-and spent the
whole week at his work in the woods. He
was come into his garden to gather flowers to
stick in his coat when he went to church. he
saw the boy, and breaking off the most beautl,
full of his carnations-it was streaked with red
and white-gave it to him. Neither the giyer
nor the receiver spoke a word; and with
bounding steps the boy ran home; and now,
here at ayast distance from that home, after SO
many events of so many years, the feelings OF
gratitude which agitated the breast OF that
boy, expresses itself on paper. The carna-
ton has long since withered, but now 1t
blooms afresh, -Douglas Jerrold.
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THE NEBRASKA BILL-PUBL1c OPINION
The Illinois Legislature endorsed the Ne
braska swindle, and sach an endorsement The
House consists Of seyenty-fiye members: thir-
ty-one only-seuen less than a najority--voted
for the resolution of endorsement. Twenty
one voted nay and twenty-three lodged.
The leading paper of the old line democracy
in Wisconsin, has been deprived of the public
printing. Cause-it opposes the Nebraska
fraud. In these regions it is announced. and
will be till after the New Hampshire election,
that the administration does not make that
measure test. ~ q
The anti Nebraska state convention at
Montpelier Vt, on Thursday last, was num-
erously attended, and embraced influential citi-
zens from all parts of the state, irrespective of
political opinions. Eloquent speeches We're
made and spirited resolutions unanimously
adopted, denouncing the proposed measure.
The New London Star says that the collee-
tor of that port is not in favor of the bill, but
has been from the first its unhinching oppo-
nent. Faithful among the faithlessl In the
midst Of the other Office holders under the
| present dynasty, very much like righteous Lot
| in ancient Sodom! "a
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HoRRIBLE SUFFERING AT SEA.-The ship
Saxonville arrived at this port yesterday, on
the LIST inst, in lat. 81 40, lon. 81 so, fell in
with baIque Orline st. John, (of Gardiner,
MED Rodbird, from Norfolk for Barbados, in
distress. She was hove down Feb. 81, in a
gale from the s. E., dismasted, and had cabin
filed with water. A colored sailor named
Martin was drowned. The second mate went
into the cabin on the night of 22d, and was
drowned. The captain wife died ia his arms
on the 22d. On the 23d, colored seaman
named Douglas, died of exposure and want.
The survivors, Capt. Rodbird, three seamen,
and the cook, remained on the wreck without
provisions or water, until taken off by the
Saxonville To sustain life, they ate Of the
dead body Of the colored man. Douglas, who
died on the 23d Capt Rodbird and the rem
nant Of his crew were in a most distressing
condition when they arrived at this port
The cook, a colored man,a suffered severely
from exposure, and amputation of his legs
will be necessara. There is but little hope of
his surviving Capt. Rodbird who is in a
very feeble state, and one of the men, were
last evening taken to the Massachusetts, Gen
eral Hospital. The other three were taken
to the Marine Hospital. Commonwealth, 9th.
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CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. co..,
" CONWAY, MAsS.-Persons wishing to insure on the
Mutual plan, in safe, dividend paying Co., invited
to make application There two classes of risks taken
by this Co.. the hazard of one class in affecting
the other. Risks upon Farm Houses, Barns and their
contents and Dwellings, in cities and villages, taken in
the first class at low rates of premium.
In the second class, hazardous description Of
property is taken at higher rates of premium but spe
cia hazards taken any price. By dividing its risks,
this Company is able to do the business of two distinct
Companies, at small expence, relatively By prudent
management economy of expenditure and prompt and
honorable dealing this Co. has obtained the public conf
denee, and will endeayor preserve ~ future fair deal
ing This Co. has never made assessments and, if pros
pered as heretofore, will be constant dividend paying
Co. Applications for insurance can be made to LEWIS
c. NUM- at Real Estate Agency, 233 Main street, up
stairs.
DIRgcToRs-James S Whitney, Asa Rowland, Edmund
Burke, f. D. Hamilton, Franklin Childs, Conway; b. w.
Cushman, Bernardston; J. B. Whitney, Sheburne Fasi
Wait Bement, Ashfed; Lewis Bodman, Williamsburg;
Walter II. Bowdain, Springhed William Elliot Green
fields D. H. McGlvery, Boston,
JAMES s. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH II. SPEAeuE, Secretary ja7 d2tlwly
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- No rs State St.-2pposite Kiiby S.-Bostoa.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS. The
Subscriber (late Agent of the Z. S. Patent Office, un
der the Act Of 1881 determined present advantages in
applying for patents superior to those offered inventors
by others, has made arrangements whereby on appca-
tons prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY Doll
LARS (nsead of tcenty, as paid back by others) VIII
be RENTED by him in of failure to obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection Caveats Specifications Assignments, and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
in this any other countries prepared and advice rem
dered legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions
and mfringements Of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specifications
the most reasonable terms but avail themselves OF
the experience of 20 years practice, extensive library
of legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts Of
patents granted in this and other countries; besides enS
saved journey to Washington, the usual great delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining their
patents Copies of claims of any patent furnished by re-
uniting one embellishments recorded at Washington.
II. H. EDDY, solicitor of Patents.
During the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
ofPatents ~ H. EDDY, Esq, of Boston, did business az
the Patent Oce as Solicitor for procuring Patents Inere
ew if any persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted it with more Skill fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr. Eddy Of the best informed ana
most skul Patent Solicitors in the United States, and
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they canno.
employ person more competent and Trustworthy, ana
capable ca putting their applications in form 70 Sc
for them an early and favorable consideration at the
Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
m 7ds PATENT 0fFIeE,---. q
ar. II, EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass
sRYour facilities for the prosecutioniof any business
connected with this Office equal to those Of any other
agent. I am respectfully yours, &c,
h THOMAS EWBANk,
Il he Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Sept. 6, 1855 deod&w1am
! TFNANNIN.-1OO OZS. RECEIVE ED AND
J N for sale low, by L. I. LAzELL, Druggist,
| nS diff 2O1 Main st.
! a GRAND ASSORTMENT OF FURS,
I, IN for Ladies' and Chdren's wear for sale cheap at
novS0 dtf 81 MERRILL'S 221 Main st.
GROUND PLASTER, constantly on hand, and
! w for sale, at our Mill, on Manchester Street.
feb2S d&w5m BLISS SUTTON, co.
| CARRIAGE, AND FINE BATHING
/ " Sponge, an Extra Lot for sale by = r.. isH
L. L. LAZELL, Druggist,
feb4 ~ diff 201 Main st.
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OrIN1oN OF LORD JoHS RUSSELL. Much
as / abhor war, . observed Lord John Russell,
in the House of Commons, on a recent occa-.
sion, much as deprecate its evils, / con-
fess L do not view it with that apprehension
with which some honorable gentlemen seem
to regard it, The idea that there is such dam
ger in Russian ornaments and forces, appears
to me, / confess, one of those thoughts which
may be described as having in it only one part
Of wisdom and three parts ofcowardice, and
must say it does not affect me.
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Mr.. John V. Miller, son Of the late DR. Mil
Ter Of Fairhaven, died at Dorchester, on Mon
day evening, from the effect Of a morbid poison
received at a post ,norteni examination. He
had Just completed course Of lectures at the
medical college in Boston.
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LOMBARD & CUNDALL,S

impars richness and brilancy to the Hair giving II
dark clean and glossy appearance, with agreeable
perfume 1t penetrating strengthening, and simula
ing, and should aecupy prominent place in every La
DY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S TOILET. ~.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is purely Vegetable Preparation
Excelsior Hair Tonic will cure Nervous Headache.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the Scalp from
Diseases. D.a
Excelsior Hair Tonic will promote the growth preserve,
and beautfy the Hair
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to cure scad Heads,
Scurvy sc.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will stop the falling of the Hair.
Ecesior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the head from
Dandruff.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will prevent badness and gray Hair.
faction.
Excelsior Hair Tonic WILL if used upon the heads of
children, lay the foundation for good head of Hair.
Eek CELSIOR HAIR TONIC!
Each bottle will have the words, "L0MBARD GUN
DALI, EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, SPRINGFIELD,
MASS blown in the glass.
Excelsior Hair Tonc-For particulars see pamphlet
around each bottle.
Excelsior Hair Tonc-None genuine without the fac
smile signature Of the propretors upon the outside
wrapper
Excelsior Hair TonicIs neatly put up in bottles near
ly twice the size of any other Hair preparation.
Excelsior Hair ToncIs sold by all Druggists, Fancy
Goods Dealers and Hair Dressers throughout the country
Excelsior Hair Tonic-Price 2 ) Cents.
N. b. All orders should be addressed to LOMBARD Il
CuNDALL, Goodrchs Block, Springfield, Mass.
feb2l d&wtf
n YON'S KATHAERON,-Just received,
IA fresh supply, which will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail, at the lowest cash pIice, by
BUSH & CO., Botanic Druggists,
"a Front Strapf
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHN MI1ToN EARLE, &
Thomas DREW at No 22 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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iaral Estate, fur Sale, Mr.
IMMENSE TRANSACTIONS IN
REAL ES T IT E,
AT
R ~ ESTAVE TlMPORVWM!!
L. E. BoTT'I

EG Al ESTATE E1MPWEkNUW :!
Property in the exchanged for Farms and Woodlos in
the Country and Real Estate barered for City Lots and
Houses.
City Property for Sale.
81 ] 4 tenement house on Irving st., new.
3 2 tenement houses Chandler st.
. 2 tenement houses on Mason st.
] 3 tenement house, cor. Pleasant and Newton SITS.
2 2 tenement houses on Newton st.
t j . tenement cottage Lafayette st.
4 tenement house near lincoln st.
$50 House Lots in all parts of the City.
25 on Union Hill, near Medical College; 20 on Yeraon
street; 20 Elm street; so Pleasant street; so Oak
Hill.
Property On Com issiOn in the City.
Building Main st., worth Sl0OO0 House Elm ST.,
worth $4,000; House Portland st Cottage Houses,
new within five minutes walk of the Post 0ice-price
$500 fourth cash down, the remaineer in yearly pay
ments or TO suit purchasers.
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"A NEw HORSE SHoE.-It is well known to
all who have occasion to drive over the hard,
aunyielding payements of the city, that the
feet of horses often suffer, and lameness,
sometimes ola permanent character, is induced.
A shoe has recently been invented and is
about to be introduced in this city, which
promises to remedy this evil It is made of
1t has been thoroughly tested, and found to
be very durable and easy for the horse. Bos-
ton Journal. a tHn
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For Sale--a negro girl, about eighteen or
nineteen years old, good cook and washer,
and a capable, and valuable house servant.
She is offered for sale because she has SO many
beaux that she has no timeto attend to the
duties of a family. This servant is too likely
to keep in town, but with a family in the
country, would be very valuable; she is hon
est and somewhat impertinent, having beentoo
much INDUCED. Enquire at this ofices s
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society,
VIII hold Course of Lectures, this season, at the
CITY HALL,
commencing Tuesday Evening, Nov D. at IL o'clock,
10 be continued as follows, viz:
8. Mar. 14.-Rev. 7. D. ANDERSON Roxbury.
10. Mar. 2S.--Rev. A. L. STONE, Boston. 3
Tickets for the COURSE may be obtained at Hutchnson's,
Wesbys Keths, and Aliens Bookstores at the following
prices A Gentleman and Lady, 81; Gentleman, rs
cents Lady Minor, so cents Single Lectures, II IL
CENTS be paid at the door. Tickets not anserabLe
Doors open IA before Z, and closed at IL precisely.
All persons requested to be in the Hall previous to IL
past O'Clock.
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The Pittsburg newspaper proprietors
are about holding a meeting to combine against
the " use Of the Geographic wires.
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on Commission in the City.
Property for Sale, out Of the CITY.

splendid House, with Barn and Blacksmith Shop,
about 10 Of land situated in the centre Of Boon;
Farm containing 100 Of choice land and good build
ngs, conveniently located, 10 miles from this city one
within miles, one of So acres, within II miles Of th
city; houses and outbudings in ourishing village
u miles from this city; House in RoXbury, built years
barn and of land, commanding delightful view of
Boston, situated in West Newton several valuable water
privileges, varying from to 10 miles from the city; 200
wood and TIMBER from to y miles from the city, to
be sold in small lots, or by the largest amounts,
Purchasers be suited in price and location of pro-
perty in the country or city. feb6 diff
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The STREETS IN NEW YoRK.-The accu
INFLATED filth in the streets of New York,
seems, at length, to have passed the limits Of
endurance. The people have held meetings in
the Park, and have appointed a large commit
tee to take the whole subject into considera-
tion and to petition the Assembly for such
amendment Of the city charter as should give
the power and responsibility to some depart
ment to keep streets in order. The Board of
Health have also met, and in virtue Of the
extensive powers conferred upon them in
cases Of great public emergency, directed that
the streets should be swept under the direc-
ton Of Sanitary Committee, Consisting of
the full Board, and directing the Comptroller
to pay the bills. In consequence of this, or
from some other reason, the extraordinary
phenomen has been exhibited ofmen sweeping
Broadway, and it was rumored that the pave
ment had been discovered in several places.
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lnsuranrr Notices.
INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Canital 5000 600

INSTR AN(sEc.
,,r,r ,,,s,Tr, ,>-c,t, ~c,,r.1N,xy 1r..,s,r,
AsINA ANeuh nN . oU' d1 Az = mar "o'N'
Napl'a SpvV,VoU'
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
--- Capital S250,000.
AMERICAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Providence.
Canital s15O 600
,,,,, ,,- -, ,,,I, ~, ", ,af
Ho'li' A9OiI 800, S.oo ~ - NC" AoA
. NaP'''i @'o'''o0'
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms For further particulars, inquire of
A IL. BULLOCK, Agent,
oil dawf Worcester
~~vO,, T,T,cT-rIr, ,,Y-r,T-.T rTpU ~
w SSifeno NJ S1Si, C6Srn " = = A. = AN
S'fANNN I'M
AT the annual meeting OF this Company, held Decem-
Der a. 1893, the following officers were elected -
President-Anthony Chase,
ITeasuTer--Fred. VIM, Paine. I.#f
Secretary-Charles NJ; Miles.
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NWJKITING, BOOKKEEPING, Nav
Wv IGATION, &c. CoMER's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
1879 Washington Street BOSTON
Established By the present Principal 4. ID. 1910.
Offers superior advantages for Education and Employment
The names and residences of 200 students for whom good
situations as Clerks Keepers &C., obtained the
past year are furnished in the annual catalogue, which
with the cards of TERMS may be had at the Institution
by mail gratis.
GEORGE N. Conner, Principal,
mch9 d3m aided BIZ able and faithtnl assistants.
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!. a MISUNDERSTANDING Nitric, Muriatic
IN Acids, and Aqua Forts, for sale by M a
G. s. & A. j. HOWE,
daeoe s4i dtf W Wor Bank Block
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T HORACE PARTRIDGE

= HORACE PARINKDGE
Jobber and Retailer Of
TOys,W Vat n e $, J eweIry. Cutlery,
n Clocks, Trunks, Nalises, Baskets, Accordeons,
Vioins Guitars Stationary, Plated Spoons,
rIll Fancy Goods, &c. r-l l
No. 107 HANOVER STREET, BosToN, MASS.
~ agent for Morse's Toy Bedsteads, &c.
mchS wSm &d6m
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"a WATER POW Err Z IIIDINGS
fssIf FOR SALE-The Subscriber, wishing to make
&change in his business, offers his entire Estate for
SALE situated in the Aourshing town of Leomnster
sisting of Fifty Acres of Land,
with new building so by 80 feet, two stories high,
new stone dam and fumes. Said building, with the
addition of machine room, would be well adapted for
small paper mill The power is capable of driving four
engines the drest part the season. and may bencreased
one-third with small expense. On the premises
Dwelling Houses, with Barn. Carriage House. Sheds and
all necessary Out Buildings mostly and in good
pair. They situated one-haf mile from Railroad Sta
ton the Fitchburg and Worcester Road which makes
the facilities of freight for Boston and New York surpassed
by in this part of the county The whole will be
sod and part of the purchase money may remain five
years. if desired, will sell half of said estate and
take interest in the business Said buildings could be
fitted ready for use, early in the
For further particulars in relation said estate all COM
municatons addressed the subscriber, post paid will
meet with prompt attention. WHITING GATES.
feb7 1874 d2aWGwtf
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TARIED PEACH.-A NICE ARTICLE
~ Of Dried Peach just received at No $ Front st.
fl6 dtf BROOKS & STEARNS.t
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ERR, CHEEVER. has the the largest and best as :
EV sortment Of TRUsSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Frs, SHOULDER BRACES, LACED STOCKINGS for
Varicose Veins KNEE CAPS &c, that can be found at
any establishment Wholesale dealer and manufacturer
of all the most approved styles of Tuses including the i'm
proved Ratchet Wheel Spiral Spring. Ball and Socket Pad
&c, at the lowest cash prices Also, made to order all
kinds of apparatus for the correction of every variety Of
distortion, maOrmation physical defomy of the hui
man frame. Agency for Dr. Beinhardt,s Patent Glass
Pad Truss and for Paer Patent Artificial Leg Store
and Office No fremont Temple.
Agency for Dr. 5. Fitchs Celebrated Medicines and
Mechanical Remedies for the of Consumption,
Asthma Disease of the Heart, Female Diseases &C. SC
DR. Fitch's Guide Book invalids may be had gratis
DR.. J. Cheever's Store and Office, No. fremont Tenn
pie, Boston. mch9 d3m
SPER HEA RINGS OR Gu
- RATIVE INSTRUMENT for prostate Weakness
The third improvement made these articles has brought
them to complete perfection, and used in of
the Hospitals, and in hundreds Of with triumphant
success.
They may be procured Of DR. J. CIIEEYER No. l Ire
mont Temple Boston, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed
letter enclosing dollars viii procure one sent by
mail to any part Of the Union. INCH s d&w3m
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nOWN AND MERINO CUFFS AND
NJ COLRARS-For sale low. at MERRlLLS,
noy30 rs diff affei 22l Main st.