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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Baiiey's TOothnehe DrOps.-Thls remedy for
ts most eXcruciang pain not only of the best but
the Gerry BEST remedy ever offered those afflicted with
4he eohache after the failure of every other remedy now
offered to he public you have only to try Raeys Tooth
ache Drops, and viii have in one minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS Il POTTER. 1854 Washington st.
Boston, and by Druggists, generally. au14 dom
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JOSHUA R. GIDDINes lectures this evening at
the City Hall, before the City Anti-Savery soci-
ETY.. We hope none of our citizens will neglect
attending. Let him have crowded house.
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Dr. Tobias Watkins, aged seventy Ave years.
who for many years filled the Office of United
States Auditors and who was an able contributor to
several journals and magazines Of the country.
died at Washington on Wednesday.
Lewis Glover has been appointed mail agent
for Massachusetts.
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Z" A thing Of beauty

So sang the gifted poet Keat. whatcan be beau
triu had ane head of Hair that noblest of Natures
adornnents Who that is young, but values the nxuri.
ant locks of youth and would preserve them; and who
that is old but would badness? To all such we
would commend LYoSs KArHARoN universally acknowl.
edged to be the valuable and the most de htfly
pertnmed toilet art Gle prepared Be sure and ask
for LYONS KATHARoN, guard against the valueless
limitations and counerits which have lately been put up
unde somewhat similar Names Sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only 2 cts
HEATH, WYNK0oP & CO.. Pr,prietors.
I'm 63 Liberty street, N. Y
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AccrDBST.--N York, Nov. IA "A new
grain elevator st Charlotte, at the mouth Of
the Genesee River, near Rochester, N. Y,
fell, on Sunday morning, destroying large
amount Of property. 1t contained $4,000
bushels Of wheat, 10000 bushels of which
We're thrown into the water. Loss about
$40, 900.
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PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN.-Rev. d. D Pratt,
Baptist minister in Nashua, n. H., died sud
denly on Tuesday of paralysis of the brain. He
was 65 years Of age.
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EGonomy tn Fuel The WURCE ESTER PEAT
CohtANt I, are prepared to furnish Peat OF superior
delivered In any part of the city. Orders left at
the Spy once, or at the store of &c. f. Dixie will be
PROMPTLY attended TO. ' wa W
careful anapss Of tie Worcester neat recently ad
by Ut. charles T. jackson, the eminent Geologist and
Asayer TO the State of Massachusetts shows that its ca
ton II ~ 50l00 rs T5I06 and he eertiGes that cb
peat w Sc We perfectly well for generating steam and
ios most purposes is SUPERIOR to wood and nesrly
eco omize will do well to give It a trial IN 81
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(successor to Oliver Chase, M, 245 Main St.
Manufacturer # all nds If Plain and Fancy Boxes such
Porte Monnaie, Envelope Comb. and Bit Boxes &C. sc
SHELF BOXES
made in the most superior and durable manner with Gilt
La els, for D Goods Sho, 5, &c.
Particular attention pad to the manufacture of Wedding
CAKE foxes, Of every iesirah pattern
All orders respectfully collected and promptly attended
to. nl6 dtf
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Missouri q. 5. SENATOR. I'm the Missouri
Legislature, on the 18th inst, a motion 10 60
into election Of U. 5. Senator was defeated.
L"o democratic caucuses had been held and
the Benton Democrats passed strong anti
Know Nothing resolutions. The prospoct Of
any election Of U. s. Senator taking place
is still doubtful. P'"No
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-The administration
has not the slightest evidence that the British
fleet Is intended to menace us on any ground
All statements in relation to harsh correspond
ence regarding the Central American ques-
ton are positively false. No demand was
made for British acquiescence in our construc.
ton OF the Clayton treaty. Mr. Marcy simply
insisted on Great Britain indicating her con
structon definitely, which she had never done
before. There has been no insolence on eth
er side-nothiug to prejudice an amicable ar.
rangement, as the presidents message will
show.
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ROBBERY AT GREAT FALLS, N. H.-The
Dry Goods Store of Chickes Wendell, at Great
Fails, was entered and robbed OF some one or
two hundred dollars worth of dry goods on
Wednesday night last
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SunerIn$ Females will find timely relief and a
eln N need one well suited to their case in the faithful
use Of Dr. Cloughs Columbian Pills. The sense Of sink
ing az the PIT Of Il stomach transient pains and aches
eepng SENSATIONS broken rest foul tongue aondency
error sghngs and groanings tremulunsness irrtabity
ntiul startng--these and much MORE these Pills viii
cure sod Tor merely 25cens box See advertisement
S"2u Ny y. SUIT, Druggist. rie20
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TEs MARYLAND LnorsLArvRE stands IA fo,.
lows -
Senate Know Nothing, 8, wings. q
Democrats. 8 :; Union, 4. '
Hoass--Know Nothings, 90 Union, 10 ;
Democrats, 4.
OF the senat'rs, six Wings and Eve Dem.
oeEhls hold over.
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GOODNoW 9 HAYWOOD.

4NU' -Vt WAN STREET,
have large stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rub.
Dtrss at wholesaler ALSO at retail full assortment Of
soasonabe goods adapted to the city and country
all which will be sold at low prices
a. oooDNoW'. IS. R. HAYWOOD.
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NOtIce.-W. l.. HOBBS. Teacher of all kinds of Brass
instruments, Clarinet, Flute, &C. Brass Bands tangbi
~ the most thorough manner
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
9ands orchestras &c Apply Lorng Brothsrs' Music
store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter st., Worcester.
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THR LiouoR LAw.--Judge Perkins, Of the
Supreme Court Of Indiana, has pronounced the
prohibitory Liquor Law Of that State 10 be un.
constitutional
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DR.. CIough's CoITu,h;nn y

Df' NlOu%hs Columbian PTIIa-A sure
cue Tor pain in the side headache sick headache Gus
G ness lies, nervousness, and all bilious decaneeme ts
iheSe Fs cure with less cost Of money and loss of time
i any medium ever discovered; and there is no nau.
sea, or gripping, attending their use Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes in he house. to use
as idmV medicine, for these Pills, If used faithfully
WIN break up any fever If used early ard are the best
tnng or cold any person ever tried Sold y d. Scott
e. H. Spurr j. Green. and others diff oIo
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Do you suffer from caarrh Lose not day in procur-
ing box of Durno's celebraei Catarrh Snuff There is
no doubt Of its efficacy.
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attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
No. Brlnsy Hail.. Worcester, Mass
ole diff
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Dress Makfng.-Persons wishing to employ an
eX ersnced Dress Maker at their residences can be ac
commodaed by calling Miss GLEASON at No. 10 Chan
der st. nI5 dtf
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HENRY d. RICE

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law.
NO rs Main street, Worcester, Mass
my3O awtf
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Western Ticket Omce.- Through westerD
Tickets, fol all principal Cities and Towns.
- LEONARD a Co, Agents.
au24 DIFF 1s1 MAI 80,
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IL. u NICHOLS. M. D.,
HON E0PATHIC PLY SICIAN.
OFFICE AMI RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. OFFICE HOURS
FROM TO 8, AND To O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1858. di
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Nn"nhm SDnEuerfeOIype HOOms, 1888 Main
street. opposite American Temperance House. N
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PATENTs.-During the week ending Nov.
18th, thirty eight new patents were issued,
and of this number fourteen were to parties
IN New England. Those in Massachusetts
were as follows:
VIM. c. Shirman of Sand witch, for improved
marble saving machine.
Ransom Cook Of Shelburne Falls, for i'm
proYement IN making boring implements.
John II. Hathaway of Mllbury, for i'm
provement in rotary engines.
Chas. II. johnson of Boston, fer improve
ment in argand gas burners.
Charles Rice Of Boston, and Sylvanus H.
Whorf of Roxbury, for improvement in last
ing and applying soles to shoes.
Sylyanus Sawyer of Fitchburg, for improved
compound proiectile.
Charles L. Warren Of Maiden, for improved
marble saving machine.
James A. Woodbury. of Winchester, for
improvement in planning machines.
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u The Western Lunatlc Asylum, at
6taunton, Va. was nearly destroyed by fro
fow days since.
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Republican Head @ uBrsers and Rpnd-
ing Rooms, always open, No Central Exchange =
Republicans are invited to call make themselves at
home atall times. MIS- dtr
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For aH Es!U AZ OF. in PRACTICAL business branch.
es of study 60 to EAT0NS Mercantile and Mathematical
Institution. Bank Block Foster street
There old and young can select any branch of st,dv
and pursue il day and evening, by individual instruction
There being cas es, stud can commence az apy
SINE. ms institution is uulii Acad mics mas
much by lis Explanatory Lectures and Lucid Rnles
ad pied to each study the student however duh of com
prehenson, is lifted from mis- doubts ami uncertainties
ana moves along with the same rapidly Of understand
ing as the more advanced scholar any should desire
to see the proofs of the success attending this method of
Instruction. they can call and take look" into the Es
adjustment, and get circular containing the names Of
students aud expressions of praise-"By authority
W Eafn will be happy to have call from all frien Is of
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Bnlm on a ThnlInn mi AIn....., y.

atm of a Thousand Flowers !-Reader,
yuu WISH beautiful complexion II So use the BaIn
Ihousand FioWerS." 1t eradicates all Tan pimples
anu hreckes from the face. For washing and shaving
s,a cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perumed
FETRIDGE CO.. Boston a n spr.n .oio a.,
for Worcester. ia ' 'O-e " IN
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q ScnoOI Commuters, or Teachers fitting mn
school Rooms with the Modern schon Desks and stoos
Gan purchase 30 in good condition. for onehAlf their oTi
nal cost, by applying to WIN. II. EATON Proprietor 81
massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical stir, a.
Worcester, Mass. au2b = '', 49,
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DRAPER A. CI-1RE

Seconds Hand Pianos constantly ON hand N,
sale and TO let Meodeons taken In exchsuee far P,nas
". A.. TAYLOR FARLEY g.
no uu Matn
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W, W. I c E.
4 T TOR BY a T LAW,
No. l Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
iYI4l WORCESTER MASS Id&wtf
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Dir. Henry Sargent gives special attention "a
Diseases OF the Eye. Office No II Worcester Bank Block
my29 diff
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nennoynl.-LEoNAkD'b Boston Eastern Ex
press Co, have IN Fir Office 10 $50 Main s,
briniey Block, noarly opposite American House. -
au1
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DR. sTEARNS

ATTORNEY ANT COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. Fln%g's Building.
iYl WORCESTER. MASS d&w6moA
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!. 4. LINNELL, MD.
II II ~ d d A L u c Il u q II q

(For nine years Allopathic Phys cian.)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
Once hours from s to 9 A. ~. aDd l to 3 P. NJ
iy % d6m
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1900 Barrels w inter AppIcs on the vav
rom Western New York, packed in new barrels and IN
prime order. DRAPER 4 MANI ~ III
no uu Front atrant
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Money UNCHANGED.

lNDIA.-Ihe mortality resulting from snakes
IN the Scinde is said to be frightiu. Deaths
from this cause, taken in conjunction with
the slaughter occasioned by the wolves in the
PunJab, amounting to about twice as much
again, and the destruction in few months of
thirteen men by tigers at Singapore, says the
Bombay Times, impresses the mind more Tor.
chilly with the fact of the existence of a sGanty
and helpless population than folio of Stats
teal tables. Hero we have men still battling
with the beasts for the possession of the earth
the wolf feeding his cubs and provisioning
his den from the cottage cradle the husband.
man LAID dead, as he goes forth to cultivate
his fields, by the bite of reptile scarcely
thicker than his finger or longer than his arm.
Al the battle of Mecance we had 81 killed and
zoe wounded at Dubba our casualties
amounted to $40 killed and wounded, 40 uf
these having fallen. The snakes commit
more slaughter in year than was incur
red by us altogether in two of the hardest
fought battles that had occurred in India for a
century, and which faded province fertile
as India to our dominions" That these things
must have gone on in the Ameers' reign for uu-
limited periods, unnoticed, may be taken for
granted. Now that they have become known
to us, no time should be lost or efforts spared
IN endeavoring to mitigate a mischief obvious
y capable of Distinction Selected by the
N. I. EUening Post.
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Mrs. NJ. w. Gera Ids. Female PhysjcTan.
Mrs having given special attention 10 the theory of
Midwifery, and united with the stu W about s years
Pacce three Of which has been in this city and without
the loss If single mother child, would, with degree
Of confidence still fer and recommend her services to her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified f7males.
N. B. Uterine and other Female Complai nts will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's Serpentne
Supporter
Residence So Summer street. between Central and Ex
change SITS. Mo diff
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.
No 40 Front Street. voroo.,o.
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w A WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. FLAGG's BLOCK Worcester, Mass
dis diff
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ATTORNEY AND coUNSELLoR At Ian
No.2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
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T.. n NICU0IG NJ

Dentist has removed his office and residence to No "
nut greet, Worcester.
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GEoRGIA.-The official vote of the election in
Georgia last month, for Governor, foots up as fol-
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ouer ioi sale and We keep hand through the seauon
better assortment OF LIME than can be bouTht Al an
Sne' p'ce IN the state Also Cement and oalcne Pas
Woroeater, MARCH Ig.,Isba an 49,
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SABBATH School STATE CONVENTION. This
body closed its session on Wednesday afternoon,
at fremont Temple, which was crowded to excess
throughout. The exercises were commenced with
voluntary on the organ followed by singing by
the five hundred Sabbath school children present.
The Rev. B. W. Chidlaw of Ohio, WEIGH
preacher and Children's Missionary, then address.
ed the Conventions describing the success of his
labors at the West. He said fifteen missionaries
in the West, sent thither by the schools of Bos-
ton, Brooklyn, and New York, had gathered fif-
teen hundred children into Sabbath schools, and
with these was the Bible introduced. He con-
cuded in manner fitted to the subject which the
words of the hymn had suggested to him.
Rev. MIR. Kalock, of the fremont Temple, was
next introduced, and spoke of the cheering infu.
ences of such scene this.
Speeches were then made by Rev. Mr. Ander-
son of Roxbury, and Rev. r. G. Pardee of N. Y,
interspersed with singing, at the close of which
the Convention broke up. having been one of the
most interesting and successful gatherings of the
kind ever assembled.
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n. H. DEMOCRATIC CoNvENrIoN.-Con Concord,
N. H., Nou. 1.-THE Democratic Convention
met to-day, Hon. Henry Hubbard President
Hon. John s. Wells, OF Exeter, was nominat-
ed for Governor, and series of resolutions
Fepudiating Know Nothingism. the Maine Lii
quor Law, in favor Of popular sovereignty,
approving Of the administration policy in all
It's details, and recommending Hon Franklin
Pierce as candidate for the next Presidency,
were adopted with great unanimity. Nearly
every town in the State was represented.
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worccaicr shuliIc Con1,u,

Manufacturers and Dealers IN AZ, Ilni .,
COTTON AND WOODEN sHUTTLEs
New Worcester Mass
w df RIrHARDsJN 4 SWEET
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Double Entry Book keeping, time unlimited. 80 $40 90
S"inuercii Arhm TIC one month. .............. 400
C"Inmercal PenmanshIp, do ,..,.,4 90
Eneiish Grammar Verbal Instruction. 90
Eplstoary and Commercial Cores ron lence. 5 90
81 dents coming by the Quarter, in Commercial Pen
mansbip and Arithmetic. 10 90
September IS, 1855 dSo
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JUDGE MoRRrs's DEcIsIoN.-The decision of
Judge Norris, by which certain liquor cases in
our Criminal Court have been quashed. is one
which renders nugatory one of the most impor-
tant provisions of the liquor law The decision
is to the effect, that before any search or seizure
can be made, the complaint and warrant must
fully describe, not only the liquors, but also the
ersks or other vessels containing the liquors, to-
gether with any marks, &C., which may be upon
them In the cases in question the ground of
defence by counsel was, that these particulars
were not infinitely specified The section of the
statute referring to this point provides, that in
all cases the complaint shall particularly desig
nate, so as to identify, the building. structure,
and place to be searched, the liquors to be seized
the persons by whom they are owned. kept, or
possessed, and intended for SALE and it shall al
lege the intent of such persons to sell the same
in this Commonwealth, contrary to the provisions
of this act" &c. If Judge Morris's decision is
sustained it will completely nullify this section
of the law, as it will be impossible for prosecut-
ing officers to ascertain beforehand the marks up
on liquor casks which are in the possession of
dealers
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ForJohnson, Democrat. ................5S,47 AIS
For And ews. Know Nothing. $50. .43 422
For OVERLY, Temperance. ......... 6,2S4
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Mrs. y. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness, Gay and night to
attend the duties of her profession Residence is Austin
oct2l
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Worcester Bydropnthjc lust5tu,;oy

9Fcester bydfopaGhic luafituti0H
on SFch ana FOUNTAIN SIS, Worcester, Mass. The
proprietors Of thus Institution aim to make it a com
iorta bic home for nvads at all seasons The location ia
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts Of
the city. F "
Inc medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoeEg
and has never been limited to the exclusive use of water
IN hse casns which seemed require other treatment
For terms, Sc, address
E. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 4PM
au27 dSwtf '
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C0rd.--The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
new store ane would inform his friends and the public
maj the Target of business decided him in max
nei AT great cost permanent arrangements with MIR H
willard gentleman of exquisite taste and skill original
IN designs ant large experience who will hereafter stand
at The head OF the Cutting Department
IL mas been The study Of the proprietor to adv ance he
Se ana quality of the garments produced at HE estab
shnent and with this view has employed the abest
70 be found and he now assure his patrons
lected in any shop in this S ate " ieh efer eoi
full and elegant assortment of Seasonabe Goods for
measured garments v7ly large stock Of Rea H. Made
darments carefully cut and made in the establishment
una er the eye of the proprietor expressly for all
andh an endless variety of Furnishing Goods Each ar
ce as its price marked in plain figures upon it. aud that
prc is acknowledged TO be as low, if not lower than can
be found in This Commonwealth
WIN II. HUDSON, Proprietor,
Clarksnew Block, corner of Main Mechanic street,.
259 Main street d3m&w6m 90
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NOItCE~-SEAL LOST-som time last july
" WS-ch Seal with the owners sIr- Charles H. Ba-
COM miniature in it. The advertised in this
paper at the me but not found Since then the owner
having deceased, the afflicted mother and family will paw
dou e the yaIe of it, questions asked if the finder
viii return to this Office that this last mem nto Of
him nay be preserved by them.
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