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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05
FrnnkIin Countr News.

ACCIDENT. - Capt. Edward Dennison of
Leyden, fell from ladder in his barn on the
23d, and broke both of his legs.
PRoLIFIc.-A sow belonging to Thomas
Whittemore, j., of Deerfeld, had litter Of
81 pigs, few days since.
FrRE IN WENDELL.-The dwelling house
Of Mr.. Luther Stone, in Wendell, with near
ly all of its contents, was destroyed by fire on
the afternoon of the Sd instant. Loss esti-
mated at about 1920. No insurance.
SHELBuRNE BEEF.-Four cattle fattened by
Robert and Joseph Anderson of Shelburne,
and sold at Brighton market, March 2Sd, by
e. Thayer, weighed 748l lbs. Hides 49S;
Tallow 934 Beef 6040. Two of the above
were sold for $40 per 100 lbs, and two at 80.
Two cattle sold at Brighton, by E. Thayer, and
fattened by William Long, Jr., Of Shelburne,
weighed S58l. Hides 24S; Tallow 404;
Beef 1929. These last were sold at $40 per
100 lbs.
The clergy Of Franklin meet in Convention
to-day, to consider what they can do and ought
to do to awake the public conscience, and open
the public eye to the n.oral ruin with which
our nation is threatened, in consequence OF
the continued aggressive demands Of the slave
power, especially as evidenced in the pending
bill for the territorial organization Of Kansas
and Nebraska.
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FIRE IN HAvERH1LL.-About twenty min
utes past twelve, on Tuesday morning, April
4th, fire was discovered in the brick block on
Water street, occupied by Hobbs & Co., car
rage manufacturers, Merrill & Sargent and
George Whittier, shoe manufacturers. The
fire broke out in room occupied by several
shoemakers, and spread so rapidly that the
entire building was shortly in flames. Hobbs
& Co. saved only one light wagon. The shoe
manufacturers saved small quantity of stock,
and one or two machlAes for working their
stock. All else was wholly lost, as the build
ing was entirely destroyed, notwithstanding
the exertions of the fire department, who were
early on the ground. Loss, probably about
$4,000. Merrill & Sergeant We're insured
$1,000, which nearly covers their loss.
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Connecticut Election.

The people of Connecticut have pronounced
a most emphatic verdict, upon the Nebraska
iniquity, and given the administration an over
the democratic party has been strengthening
itself in this State, for the past three years,
and that, last year, it carried everything its
own way, by strong majorities. When their
tie Nebraska fraud, and passed moderate res
olutons in favor of Freedom. We thought
that possibly, this might save them, notwith-
standing the avowed support which the ad-
ministraton gave to the Nebraska Bill. But
it would not do; the people looked upon the
question of Freedom as the great question of
the day, and by voting down the friends Of
the administration, availed themselves of the
only available mode of expressing their opin-
ions thereon.
The accounts indicate that very large OPP
position majority is elected in both branches of
the legislature.
In Hartford County, in IA towns the oppos-
ition have elected IL Representatives, and the
Democrats only 8.
In New Haven Co., the opposition have
81 Representatives, the Democrats and one
to hear from. A Wing Sheriff, three Senators,
and Judge of Probate are elected.
In Windham and New London Counties,
% opposition Representatives to II Democrats
are elected, and IA to be heard from. Both
counties have elected Wing Sherifs and four
out of five Senators.
In Fairfield county, five wings and two
democrats arc elected, as far as heard from; in
Middlesex county two wings, and in Itch
field ore.
The democrats give up the State. In New
Haven city the wing majority averages 700;
last year it was only 264. Similar changes
run through the State So far as heard from,
only one democratic Senator is elected, name
ly, in the 18th district
OF the eight Sherifs, the wings have GER
tainly got four, and it is supposed the demo-
Gratis will have but one of the other four.
LATER.-A telegraphic despatch from Hart
ford yesterday afternoon, says, that 10 wings
and democrats have been elected to the
Senate, and four to be heard from-probably
wings In the House, so far as heard from,
81 wings to Al democrats are chosen. This
secures an Anti Douglas Senator to Congress,
in place of Toucey.
For Governor and other state officers, there
is no election, in consequence of there being
four tickets in the field, viz: Democratic,
Wing, Free Democratic, and Temperance.
This is not to be regarded as Wing triumph,
for number of the representatives classed as
wing, are Free Democrats, and the victory has
been achieved by temporary union with the
wings, of those of other parties, who regard
party success as subordinate to the vindication
Of free principles 1t is an Anti Nebraska
Anti Douglas, and Anti Pierce triumph, and
as such we hail it with joy. 1t is another
emphatic verdict of the people, and will strike
terror into the hearts of the conspirators at
Washington. We hope Rhode Island viii
follow up, to day, in the same style.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Board of Mayo and Aldermen.
kfnNnAv EvrNrNn Anril 3d 1874

Beard of May. and Aldermen.
MONDAY EVENING, April Sd, 1884,
Monday next, at o'clock, P. NJ, was as
assigned for hearing on the petition of Geo.
Shattuck, for damages to his estate, by the
grading of Main Street.
The petitions of ]. +. Pond, for an allow
ance of $4l for fixtures in the school room at
the Medical College, and of T. s. Bliss, for
allowance of $lO6 expended on Highways,
were severally referred to the committee on
claims.
William Mathews was elected Field Driver,
and J. E. Wood, public weigher, at Lincoln
Square, in place Of Elisha Broad resigned.
Mr. L. jerks, was elected measurer of
wood, in place OF Solomon Nixon, resigned.
Samuel Houghton, Dexter II. Perry, and
Josiah H. Light, were drawn as jurors.
The petition of jeremiah Nichols and 214
others, for having dogs muzzled, was referred
to joint special committee, consisting of
Hartley Williams, and w. A. Williams, with
such as the Council may join.
The ordinance, increasing the salaries of the
City Messenger, and Clerk of the Common
Council, was passed to be enrolled.
Alderman Harding, from the Joint Stand
ing Committee on the Fire Department, re-
ported an ordinance, fixing the salaries Of
members of the Fire Department, as follows:
Chief Engineer, $3.50 per annum six assist
ant Engineers, $50 each; Clerk of the board
of Engineers, $40; Assistant Chief, $40;
first and second foreman of Hose Companies,
$25 EACH foreman of other Companies, $50
each; third foremen of Engine Companies,
$40; leading hosemen, of Engine Companies,
$25 each.
Pearl Street was accepted, and made pub
lie highway.
Aldermen Wall, Walker, and Philips were
appointeda committee of conference, on the
petition of D. w. Cook, for placing curb
stones, and laying sidewalks, on Austin St.
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Police Court.


TUESDAY, April, Sd 1854.
Before Judge Gree@.-Patrick Casey for
being drunk was fined So and costs, amount
ting to $6,71, which he paid and was dis
charged.
Samuel Arthur, and John Brown, were
brought up for disturbing the peace on the
evening of the Sd inst, and were severally
fined So and costs amounting to SIS, 80 each.
They paid and were discharged.
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FIRES IN CuBA.-The Empire City steamer
from Havana, at New York, brings accounts
of the prevalence of severe drought in Cuba,
which haze caused much damage. Upwards
Of twenty sugar plantations, including some
Of the largest on the Island, have been burnt,
in consequence Of the dry cane igniting from
some sparks which were emitted from rail-
road notwithstanding an immense destruc-
ton of property.
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HORSES A large drove of horses from Yer
mont, came into the city yesterday sfterncon.
Among them are several pairs of matched
horses, and some very excellent single ones.
They may be seen and purchased at Cutting
stable, Pearl street.
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Roads and Bridges 2250,OO.
g Schools, 100000.
The surveyors of the several highway dis
tricts, were directed to examine their rospec-
tive roads forthwith, and make such immedi-
ate repairs as are necessary, and not, as here
tofore, wait for the annual tax list, committed
to them by the Assessors the last Of May-.one
fourth, only, of the tax be expended prior
to the receipt Of the tax list
A discount Of 10 per cent. was authorized,
on all taxes, other than Highway, paid within
40 days from Aug 10. Pretty large interest,
that.
The law relative to taking pickerel through
the ice, in any of the ponds or waters of the
town, was ordered to be put in force-a fact,
fishermen from abroad will do well to remem-
Der next winter.
The annual report Of the School Committee
represents their schools in a prosperous and
useful condition. The number of schools are
reported at IA, with the same number of teach
ers, and about 1000 scholars
1l1Cy IcCOlulueuQ u IuOIS nearly CO-ODera-
ton of parents, in seconding the efforts of the
teachers. Several of the schools are noticed as
having been properly looked after by parents,
the past year-others, we should Judge, from
therreport, had been too much neglected. The
faults and want of success, in such schools,
is very justly attributed more to the freside
than the teacher or scholar. The buildings
and furniture of five of the thirteen districts
are reported as being cup to the times'-in
the others, immediate resurrection is i1nper-
atiyely necessary" in this respect. They re-
commend the establishment of High School,
for "the good of all the inhabitants of the
town" The abolition of the district system
is warmly opposed. The Committee ssregard
this ancient institution as one Of the most per-
feet patterns of democracy,,in which every
member Of the the district has still living
and impartial interest-where alone, wealth is
foiled in its unceasing attempts to procure
special legislation"
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NoRTHAMProN.-At town meeting to fill
three vacancies in the board of Selectnen, on
Monday, the Temperance Ticket prevailed.
The " Round Hill estate has been sold for
$25, 900, to DR.. Halsted of Rochester, N. Y,
for an Infrmary. DR.. VIM. w. Cutler, of
Boston, has bought the beautiful lot belong
ing to DR.. J. H. Lyman, near Springfield,
and intends to construct an elegant residence
on the premises.
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F1Rsr DIsRICr. Hon. Thomas D. Elliot
was undoubtedly elected to Congress, in
this district on Monday, in place of Scudder,
resigned. He committed himself openly aud
and unreser7edly in opposition to the Nebras-
ka bill, and similar measures while his
opponent, Rowland, with the probable expec-
Triton of thus rece' wing the bunker democratic
vote. failed to commit himself openly on that
question. The results such as we should ex-
pect.
In all the towns but five, Elliot has 3l2
majority over all others, and the remaining
towns will probably increase the majority.
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Snow AT THE NoRTH.-In New Hampshire,
in the lake and mountain region, there is from
two to three feet of snow on a level in the
fields and woods, and the sleighing is good
The rain Of Saturday last had but but little
perceptible effect on this accumulation of snow
1t is apprehended that there will be very heavy
freshets in that region, should warm rain
fall before the immense body of snow has sem
sibly diminished.
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We regret to learn that Hon. Alexander De-
Witt, Representative in Congress from this
district, is confined at his house in ord, by
an attack of infammatory rheumatism.
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Lewis 7. Lazcll, Druggist and Apotlc.

Lewis IL Lazc1l, Druggist and ApOfhc@
cary, 2O1 Main ste, would respectfully solicit the
attention of all interested in the purchase of pure drugs
and medicines, TO his large and well selected assortment.
Every article has been purchased with particular refer
eDce to the retail trade All drugs will be warranted not
only pure but of the best quality procurable Every
will admit that where medicine is needed, but the
PUrest and best should be used Not only should the
physician be able count with certainty upon the proper
effect Of his prescriptions but the patient should know,
that regards purity, his medicine is reliable This
has been taken because is believed intelligent
public require it, and will generously second with their
patronage, every effort to promote their good
Medicines dispensed at all hours of the night
feb2T
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A dog, belonging to William Eager, yoster-
day exhibited symptoms of rabies so decided,
that he was confined, as matter of safety, in
the barn of the U. s. Hotel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05

HARPER's New Monthly Magazine for
April, is received. In addition to its usual
illustrated articles, it has Thackeray's popular
novel of 1.-THE Newcomes, with Doyle's
spirited illustrations. Those who want it
will get it at Livermore's Bookstore.
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1854.
DIED.

In this city, April 3d. William y Geer. egsd 81 years.
Funeral on Thursday, at l2t O'clock the Union Church
heiauyes and friends are invited to attend.
In this city, March 81, Ella Maria daughter Of Roswell
tioodenough yrs. mos; April lst Henrietta PIERCE so
yrs ls Mary W., relic of Clark Elder As yrs; ID, VIM
T. Geer, Fl yrs; I'd, Susan Woods, 20 yrs 8 mos.
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LEcTuRE.-Hon. Arson Burlingame will
lecture before the Young Mems Rhetorical
Society, at the City Hall. on Fast day evening.
The subject of his address will be the Missis-
sippi Valley; upon which he is well posted
and a rich evening" entertainment may be en-
loved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05

LEGfsLATIvE.-In the Senate, yesterday, the
Hoosac Tunnel Bill was passed to be enacted
In the House, the discussion was commenced
on the amendment to the Constitution ON the
basis of representation.
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wonderful discovery for the of Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and all lung complaints DR.
Curtis's Hygeana, Inhang Hygean Vapor and Cherry
Syrup, has accomplished of the wonderful cures
OF Asthma and Consumption in this city, during past
month, known to (see certificates in Agents.
hands) The inhaler is on the breast under the
nen, without the least inconvenience constantly supply
the lungs with pleasant medcated vapor, the heat
If the body being sufficient evaporate the fluid Sold by
Boyd Paul, No 40 Cortlandt st. C. H. Ring, corner Of
John ST. and Broadway, N. y, and by Mrs Hayes, 175
Fulton St., Brooklyn. Price So package.
n. b. Any person enclosing SO by mall to Boyd &
Paul. Curtis Perkins, N " will receive package
containing bottle of Hygean Vapor, Of CherrySyr
up and Inhaler in neat box by express free to any
part of the United States, four packages for $40
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green 212 Main st.
a9 deod&wly
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Auftions.


ON FRIDAY, April l. commencing at 9 O'Clock the entire
Furniture Of said house. consisting in part of IS edstead
35 Feather Beds 35 Mattresses rs Comtortabes 30 wooden
Blankets, $50 Sheets and Pillow Cases. Bed Spreads Conn
terpanes SO Wash Stands and Dressing Tables 3S Look
ing Glasses, TWENTY CARPETS, 200 Chairs 20 Dining
Tables, large assortment of Crockery Glass and Tin
Ware, Wooden do, Table Cutlery Napkins Towels Bur-
eaus, Secretaries, Gard Tables, Sofas Stoves Re-
frgeraors Soda Fountain and Marble Slab Clocks Cup
boards Desk wf general assortment of Kitchen Fur
niture and number of other articles not enumerated
Buggy, Harnesses, Buffalo Robes, &C., &C.
Sale positive. No posponement on account of the
Weather S. w. SELBY, Auctr.
Worcester, April 8, 1852. dts
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE AT AUC-
IN TlON.Will be sold at Public Auction at the Resjs
dence of the late WILLIAM r. WESSON, on Grafton
street, April 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
VALUABLE BLACK COLT.
VERY FAST, not surpassed by any in Massachusetts,
Bay Horse, Black Horse Covered York Buggy open
do, sleighs, Robes,
ONE COW, ONE HEIFERi
Set Double Harnesses, Single do Blankets Lots Of
Manure, lot Of Compost, Wagon Pole, Feed Trough
Hay Cutter, OK Cart, Hay Body and Tongue Wheel
barrow, Chains, Forks Shovels, Wrenches, Measures
Bells, Whlerees, Water Pots, Wood Windows old Iron
and great variety Of other articles not enumerated
Sale positive, and postponement on account Of the
Weather S. d. HARDING, Admir-.
$. W. SELBY, Auetr.
Worcester, April Sd, 1854 dts
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LYoEUM.-Rev. Samuel Johnson of Salem,
will give the closing lecture before the Lyce-
um this evening. Mr.. Johnson is a man of
decided talent, and his discourse, both in mat
Ter and manner, will be such an one as will
delight a Worcester audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05

ELDER ]. V. HINES, Of Boston, will preach tonight at
the Advent Chapel Thomas ST. The public are invited to
attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor to be proud Of the es-
Adjustment Of the Tonic in short time upon so irm
basis he uy persuaded that taRt success is owing in
great degree the real erceece Of the article Itself
Il will therefore be ridly kept up to the orgne standard,
and composed heretofore Of Ingredients the best and
most expensive be found. The effects resulting from the
use Of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world see. Vol
untary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy al
an agent for f@ f
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softenng and arranging the Hair,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruif,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to-
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have al.
T. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass, !" blown in the glass.
Price 20 cts per bottles large bottles (pnts 70 cts, with
liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All or.
ders by mail express, otherwise promptly executed.
L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
feb27 dawtf 2Oi Main IL.
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Triumphnmf Success OF fhc q nion ri,

Triumphant Success Of the Union Block
DAGu ERREAN GALLERY. Rich Opening of Fancy
Stock, Lockets &c. Now the time to secure for your
selves friends, Dagureotypes superior tone and
fnisl,-and the HATHAWAY BROTHERS, will ever
make it their highest aim to make good scork and to
please their customers Be it remembered that we take
no fifty cent types. ap4 DIFF
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PAPE ANGIN GS,
AT
KS "a % WV s. C. d. IS,

Eb aS ~ ~ sV ~ a. a. -,
14S Main Street, Worcester.
Wheremay be found at all times the largest stock,
and greatest number of patterns of any establishment
Worcester County-prices as low any in Massachu
setand ten per cent cheaper than any other concen
Express Wagons," not excepted. BROWN l. co.
Worcester March q, 1854 daw6w
BOSTON AND WORCESTER r. r..
r. g-zsss5szss5a SPRING ARRANGEMENT. =
EsA 49, .sHg Commencing Monday, April 3, 1854
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Ex.) 400, C1.05 Ex.) P. Nj.
g Milbury GAO am. $40 p. M
q Milford at 700, 1925 400 q
Fram'n Cen. $40, lilo /" 2.55.43
g about g. 1855, 1125 S.15, $50, 4.55, Ills,
F" Saxonville at s." lao g
Newton, $50, 7.3o, 23+ (W.Tr.) o., I1.5O, wv
Tr. a. M; 2o2* S454, 44o, 5.25 CIV Tr.)& 6.l5 S15
;, q Brooklue, e.25, 715, s, 90, 10 a. M. $50,
Needham Plain and s. am. 125, and 5
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7.SO (and Ex.) a. M, 1880, 21b
a, EN- 4.3O (and $50 Ex.)
Millbury at 7.S0a.m 4so p, m
" birmingham at 80, rs Ex.l a. m, 1880, 215, "A
Ex.l 4.SO land $50 Exl
Framn Cen, 100, and s, a. m $50, 2l5l4 Exl4'So
s sa@ will at At u 300 a. M 800 P; m.
q Newton, 80, Nv, Trl so5 and a. m. $780, 2'lS
Brookline, L 1856, 93O and IL M, 12.45, ESQ, $50
5lO els, 7.30, and $50 p. m.
Charles River Branch, 7, m. y; $50, 6.l5 p m.
@. TwICHELL, Sup't.
T,oeto, Anril l. 1874 daWf
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER r.. r..
81 r,zszzzass=za1 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ON
A5e3 and after Monday, April 3, 1854, Pas
senger Trains viii leave Providence and Worcester fol-
lows
Leave Worcester at $50 and 1l.l5 AM, and 410 PM
Leave Providence at 100 and HAS, A. M., and 4, p
For connections with the various Railroads leading from
Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk County
Road Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway Guide pub
iished by George X. Snow, Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport runs in
connection with the 1i.16 A. NJ and 1145 A. NJ Trains
ISAAC II. S0UTHWICK Supt
Providence March 81, 1858. dawtf
X. A. MILLERsS
DAG UERRETAN ROOMS,
No - Central Street. Lowell, next door to vOx Popui
mch27 Once. Il
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SuffOu,

In town meeting, on Monday, Soth ult.,
the following appropriations, for town ex-
penses, the ensuing year, were voted:
For General Purposes 100000.
" Roads and Bridges 2250,00.
Schools, 100000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05

DIR. j. CIawsOm Kelley, ANALYTICAL Ply
scau of New York, will be in attendance at his Office
corner of Mechanic and Church Streets Worcester for
consultation with patients, upon all diseases during
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 9th and It'll. (Ladies
and Gentlemen invited to call No charge for consul
tation. d6t&w2W mch29
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Mrs. s. Goodwin, experienced and successful
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to at
attend the duties Of her profession. Residence Austin
street oct21 diff
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Rusb,s Cougb Curc l.o1c,,ge..

Bush's Cough Cure LOzemges. In no way
are people liable to be deceived than the remedies
proposed for curing the various ills of life. When there
fore medicine has been tested and by long and sue
cssiu cures, has proved itself invaluable, ought be
cherished, and will be cherished, by all who value health
Bushs Cough Cure Lozenges, have passed that ordea,
have won their way to public favor and held in
the highest estimaton for the of Coughs Colds
uenza, Hoarseness Bronchitis and especially Whoopng
Cough and other diseases of the Lungs Chest Don't
neglect that Cough Call for Lozenges at BUSH CO.'S
"a Front Street. noy9 d&wtf
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iteady-Made Clothing and Gents Fur-
misliing Goods, large assortment Of new and fash
ionabe styles constantly hand at ii. c. VALENTINES
No. e;chants Row, Front Of Worcester House.
INCH diff
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hands of this iniquity. Let us cease not to
beseech the God of our fathers, to defeat the
counsels of misguided men, and, if the worst
shall come, that he will grant to the free States
the wisdom, temper, patriotism, and union,
which may be needed in this grave emergency.
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LABELS CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

This incompar
able preparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
of the more or
binary prepara-
tions, and is now
generally con-
ceJled to be the