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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
. PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met lat evening" Mr.. b. F. PIScKNEY
in the chair, and quorum being present.
The Committee on Streets reported adverse to the
widening and extension Of Duane.street, from Broad
way TO the East River. Laid on the table TO print
After the reception of petitions and resolutions, the
Board wert into Committee of the Whole. The re-
port Of the Committee Finance, in favor Of paying
speIry & Co fer the clock on the City Hall, was after
some sQualb'ing, referred TO the Committee Arts
and Sciences The report of the Committee Or tin
eDcs in relation to sinks, cesspOo pryies aud vaults,
was considered. 1t provides that such sinks sbal be
81 least ten feet deep ard five feet 10 diameter alsO
hat wherever practicable such sinks. &c., TO be
connected with the public 1t further provides
that all persons desiring to have such sinks, &c. emp
tied between the 3lst Of May and the lst Of Oc0ber
must pay the City Inspector for the OF the city
81 ~ for the permission to 30 it. After considerable
discussion The Con mittee rose, without coUiGg to
decision on the ordinance.
The Committee on Poli,e presented areport in favor
Of paying be expenses of ST. phen w. Brahcb incurred
in 'b- Ma,sell invest cation. Laid Oh the tste and
ordered 10 b printed
The Board soon afeT rsoIrLeS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

"Mr. Hipman presented Us part Of The rounce,
comprising the bsrde which belonged 70 the press OF
q W. brown. editor Of The Herald Of Freedom, pub
sbed at Lawrence. Give it, said Mr.. Brown, as he
p,e.ept the relic TO Mr.. Hnman, and as the ears ran
down bis cheeks TO some printer-he will know for
vbat il was used. Tel him tina. the hand OF George
w. Brown has grasped i many time,.lt VIII never
grasp il again. We .hell cherish the relic as prce
less m, ,mento of brave msn, who has fallen victim
10 the cause Of Freedom by the hands OF ruthless rob-
bers and ss4assns Mr. Hinman akO left W. a copy OF
The Herald Of Freedom, dated at lawrence kareas,
Saturday, May IL 1856. The outside is prinfsd-the
in.ide blank the hand Of violence arrestS the work
in its progress and the blaIk viii remain forever ii.
i,s ner of bis fate and tie infamy of al those who
have confpired 20 bring about this ca asf.ophe.
IN. B.-The password at the destruction of Law
renee among the Border Rutians :.nd which Mr.. Hin
man accidentally overheard, wgs FLASK of Whisky
appropriate and characteristic.
NH. Human promised, If he possibly could, to re-
here Thursday, 10 be present at the State Con-
venton, and promized him an enthusiast; recep-
.on by the Convention, if he would relate to 1t the
whole affair"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

PREsESTATIoS.-Mondaye evening Thos W. james,
esq Of Jersey City, presented with service Of silver
plate from the Trustees Of the Provdent lnsuton Of Savings
Jersey City of which he has been Secretary ana Treasurer
since l8+3 until the present time The gifts consisted u
beautifully wrought silver pitcher goble,s aud
saver for the purpose by Tiffany Co Of New York
Dudley Gregory sen President Of tue nsttu
on There present OF the orins cor0raors aud
present the institution, and few others Among
them DR. Cornelison Peter BentleyP C Dummer Sam
ul Davidson JoI atban Jenkos Capt Comstock, Andrew
CLARK NJ Morgan JustUs Slater, d. Harrson, Aid Dr-y
rn, Judge Griffith Aid Wilson, Benz Mills w. H. rscOtt.
In IesentDe the plate Mr. Gregory history OF the osp
of savings hanks end particularly of this and mesioned
Of its utility during lite long period OF usefulner Mr.
james replied length in appropriate and feeling
The company ser~ad INDUCED in social enjoyment.
during the ing many pleasant "reminiscences OF jersey
City brooght mind In their connection with his and
other institutions connected with the prosperity and growth
Jersey CITY Mr. James intends to Wininaton
Delaware +. W. KinssIsnd 10 his successor Resolutions
scccmpauied the gf.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

The Boston Pps denies that Col. Greene and Mr.
Peaslee bonored Mr.. Brooks with dinner; but 1t
does deny and will not deny, that after the assault
upon Mr. Sumner these gentlemen dined with the
offender. The truth Of the affair is, that Brooks and
Keitt were brought to the banquet by Col. George,
sDd, instead of putting them out, the Massachusetts
delegates suffered them to remain, and hal good
time with them. This Col. George is Mr.. Pierce's
right. hand man, and in connection with the Naval
officer and Collector of this port, is his engineer at
Cincinnati. 1t will also be remembered that Mr..
Brooks Mr.. Pierce's chief supporter in South Caro-
lina and that il was through his influence that the
State was persuaded to 20 into the Democratic Con-
vention. The facts illuminate the whole matter, 50
far as such dark affair can be illuminated at all. It
is very clear that considering the doubtful character
of the Convention neither the President his New
England friends could afford to offend Mr.. Brooks.
The influence of this timdity has been in the fact
that during Mr.. Summers illness, and while every
member of the diplomatic corps had called upon him
three times, not a member of the Cabinet has paid
him that attention; and Mr. Cass is the only Admins
tratioD Senator from whom Mr.. Sumner has received
the civility. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NEHEMIAH ADAMS, DELLA A. WEBSTER,
JOHN B. COUGH.
nrr.srondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N Y. Tribune.
BosroS, Saturday, May 81, 1856.
The Anniversaries of the Evangelical Societies closed
yesterday morning with prayer meeting At the Winter
Street Church, which wac crowded 10 ITS utmost cs-
pocity. Among Others Dr. (southside ADAMS spoke,
urging peace and harmony, that we "lay aside the
"petty chickering's prayer drive metaphysics out
"of sight, let ergo give place 20 amen" Doubt
less the friends who displaced him from the committee
ship of this branch of the TRACT SOCIETY would pre-
fer ist the should fJon the ergo by which they
efi, cted lis reno al.
DELLA A. WEBsTTR lad a meeting at the music
hall Yesterday morning, announced at 10 O'Clock and
commencing st II, with so auditors She vas intn,-
ductd by ,he Rev. II. James of Worcester; the other
speakers advertised, the Rev. A. l.. Stone and DR..
LothIop of this city, not appearing at ali. Mr.
James ioid friend OF mue Il at he had been neithe.
consulted invited or notified of the Use OF his own
name in the advertisement. Mis- Webster is lady o
remarkable fine appearance and good address. She
was dress "a richly aud IN good taste. Her Ian
eusre was very choice and beautiful her 'yle quite
eoouept and al times poe'icl aud Ler narrative with
its belshmepts and appeals, quite Impressive and
powerful. der story was the same IN Ihe man that
[as annearcd IN The Indetsndent and Tas TRIBUNE
and otier papers, with such other de:ai and lustfa
tiou as would make it interesting to a popular audi
ence. - o.
bridgeport; Father TAYLOR of this clty anu olhs'S,
mace bri, ad6r al the close Of her sddrt s.
This woman " quite mystery. ind thar the ADD
lhhfids have No confidence 10 her as wohisn OF
honor and integrity, and have advertised let III 'ne
Lrtr as nh wor1by the confidence Of the friends oi
the slave. They do not affect to di-credt her nara
tive in is general fscs but they do cscredt me Pni-
lartbropy of the actions that brought her into he'
difculti,s and OF her present appeals TO the puOc
ad ZONE If the evidence which they have adduced 10
their paper coItsinly bears very hard against her,
have Just : ad privs'e letter from an eminent gen
Il. mab in Kertucky, whose reputation as friend OF
the slave and highly honorable man is well known
through the Free n ste and whose peculiar position
would foroid Toe suspicion Of bis Judgment being
poisoned sean,t her by the slave e,cracy % which he
ss,s ,ha. the oVtiRes Of her story rae but this
an that ho "has conf itncs in ber integrity, and
1ebeses ies 20 bc woman HAT e 20. - b. true.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

ILLINOIS IS rHr FIELD.-The Republicans of
Illinois held State Convention 4. Bloomington the
.stb ul,., and nominated for Governor, Col WILLIAM
II. BIssEIL, ard for Lieutenant Governor, FRiscrs A.
HofFNss. The following dispatches passed between
TIE Bloomington Convention anu the Republican CJn-
venton which was in session at Cola lbus Ohio the
same day:
BLooarsGroy, III Tlarsday, May %, 1856.
Pre'iderf ef fie Ch. Rcpa5i'eqa S'dk c1spea'i.N
TIE delegates OF the Freemen OF Illinois. in Conven
Ton assembled, send greeting 20 the Freemen OF Ohio
VIM. IL. Bissell Nominated for Governor By the met
sn'htsiastc aecamation. Tie largest Delegate Con-
vention ever assembled in Irinsis. Gov. Reeder aud
Mrs Robinson here, and have appeared before the
y1bhc. and wese greetei Wit the widest sppau-e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
THE IySURRECTION IN .HAYTE.

From Th. Boston Daily Ereriag Traet'i-~. ys"e2
By the schooner Neptune, which arrived at New
York from Aux Csyes, we have lmPo,tsh. sn'ei, -.
gence. For some time past, and especially Ance the
utter failure of the attack upon the Dom'ncans, tne
Emperor Soulouque has rapidly lost IN Populapty a.
lea.t in come parts Of the Isand IL will be seen ~
the following letter from . prominent ihnaona an' Al
Aux Caves TO his friends in this city, that strong Ia
surrestonary movement against the existing Govern
ment Las actually commenced IN that part OF the
Island, which may possibly end 10 the ovellnrow o'
the pl esent Emperor and the re.'taDnsoheut " vac
Republic The letter bears marks OF having been
written under the influence Of feelings or surprise
and CONSERVATION, but IL Of undoubted authenticity.
II is dated May 10:
al expected to have had ample time today TO re.
NV 10 your letter. but q. in Hsyti We know not what
dsy may bring forth, is happens that l have but
barely time to write few hurried lines. ..
"This morning I was awoke in startling manner
by the alarm drums / bad but just time to get on
my trousers before learned from our sorekeeper VINO
had rushed up starr that the insurgents were cose 10
town. and were expected at once to attack It, w nile
l was thinking whether l should load my pistols or
not. Just remembered that had none; 40 thought
had better not load them, but dress a. quietly pos
sibe ard learn really the state of affairs. dld so
aud this is what picked up: body of from 900 to
5000 insurgents took possession of a post between
this and Pngrey last night, with view OF attacking
the town today. The military authorities were only
aware Of this at this morning. The alarm drums
were beat and every male in the town was ordered 70
join the troops. At 10 IN. the troops marched out
with those that had joined them. Whether they in-
tend to give battle to-day, know not; but rather
suspect, seeing that they are but 500 strong, they will
content themselves with defending the entry of the
town till more help comes up. What expect is this,
that the troops will not defend the entry Of the town
long if the insurgents have the pluck 10 push ahead
and we may, therefore, expect great fun (for the
insurgents, and not for us tomorrow, in sle way OF
pllage.
al o'clock.--The alarm is again beating. The
troops sert out they say repulsed, and the in
surgents are pushing forward. People are running
in every direction through the streets and shutting
toors. ] going to shut up, to be au courant OF
what is going on I shall write you again The
Captain thinks it's time that he goes off
"yours, in haste"
In case of general hsurection, there would be
fair opportunity for american Intervention" la
Walker
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

ed Her appeal 70 the audience, yesterday, was sP'
psrenty for funds TO prosecute her claims for redress m
the Kentucky Cou,ts This in view Of her own st .e
ments that the Courts would not protect her life
or person she personally appeared thersn 10 prose
cute that they had docketed against her indictments
that had been many years before stricken of by order
Of the Court, is certainly not very hopeful enterprise
What can che hope from such Court
John b. Cough has spoken 10 crowded houses every
day or evening during the week and closes Ibis ca
paign by an address az the fremont Temple to the
children this afternoon, and general lecture at the
same place tomorrow Sunday evening He is the
most remarkable man to attract audiences that this
generation affords.
Mr.. Cough proposes now to take vacation Of three
or four months, previous 10 another tour in Great
Britain. IA. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

TUESDAY, June 3.-RoBERT l.. PELL, President Of
the Institute in the chair. Considering the season
and the oppressive heat of the day the s,en lance
was sikaby good, and the subjects discussed un-
Usually interesting. The SECRETARY read extract.
from the Moniteur "of Societies and Cultiya1on,
pubisbed IN Paris, and sent TO the Cab with the pub
lsbers compliments. II Was felt as pleasant token
of the prevailing unity Of feeling among sgneunr@
brethren.
Government Aid to Agriculure.-Tbe carriage aud
keeping Of all animals awarded a cerahcste u
worthy Of exhibition" sent TO the great show q
France, the Government pays expense OF ana ra'fos
transport at half price. On the Belgian Goveinms''
roads they pass free.
Irogfes.-lt II asserted by wnters IN ,ne .asLx@ sx
that trouies spring from diseased SEEDS of oak,
under sickly oak trees a. has been observed 10 Ger
many and other parts.
Ctr rs Couatry-It seems that the same msns
prevails in France as in this country, since W.T.
DISCUSSES the question: How to prevent fafms"
moving into the city," We should be pleased TO sees
sufficient remedy Of the evil A.
UefcaHey Of Meat.-Tbe sane paper Discusses Ie
subject of the great deficiency Of animal food for u
population of France. A. we understood the 80
ment, the amount annually consumed IS eq1si -
kogIammes per head Of the inhabitants. - -
rouime is equal to pounds ounces penny wes.s
and grains Of Troy weight. pound Troy ccnIAf, I,
8 7eO crsirs and pound avOrdapois 900 grains' -
will be good exeicse OF the boys arithmetic 20 ma ~.
Low many pounds of meat ea,n Frenchnan con'"~
Prolific Shep.-Capt. ID. THEODORE sxIrh,
letter ~ the Cub gave an account of proincn
sheep that staggered the ceduty of member, foSas.
sssured that the witne-s was entirely reliable "
teeu months ago Capt. >. received three eve ~
100 dhys from Chns, without any buck. ne P,I
them upon Norwalk leland, in Long Island sca.
where there was no buck nor has there been -
sxoept the progeny of these eses, and now tee ~
nBulbels seyeif y-iour head. The ew-s must naveiJ
core impreensted on the passage las The pen,x
Q, alton OF sheep il four mnr ths) AMI droppTdx
isuts sbory after landing. The first crop was -
lambs each and second, three, four aud nVe ~
which must have come from the buck lsmbs q. s.I
lee. hsn year Od, AMI a, the most profile rae s''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
SINGULAR CAsE.-A correspondent of

SINGULAR CAsE.-A correspondent of The Maeh;as
Mel Union details very curious case:
Capt. Tufts of this town. having in keg in his
store about two pounds of gunpowder, and wishing to
use the kcg poured the contents into paper, which
he carried to the bouse and gave to his wife for safe
keeping M mu oepg puy ,sp n sss
in an uDoccupied room, with the intention of taking it
out when at leisure, but forgot to do so. Not long
after ts, while Capt. Tufts was saving in lathmil,
one of his hand, coming in contact with the saw, was
nearly cut off. He carried home completely ex-
bausted from loss of blood. His physician aud friends
had nearly despaired of bis e as every effort to stop
the blood had proved unavailing. Meantime a fire
was ordered to warm the room for the reception OF
Capt. Tufts Immediately after kindling the fire his
friends proceeded to carry him into the room, and had
just reached the door when the powder exploded,
breaking the clock, stove, wiodow-glass, &c., into
atoms, and starting from its place one end Of the
house. But the curious part of the story IL that Capt
Tufts received shock which INN ediatey stopped the
blood thereby saving his life for 1t was the opinion
must have proved fatal"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

LAWRENCE ir sweeping IKE wi1dfre owe, our land:
BY order ., the Convention.
To tie RspybIsepn Coss<asics 0 .Isnoia
Ohio 10 IDnpA responds: The announcement OF tne
gallant Bliss, II nomination was read amid tremendous
cheers. Ihe pames of Reeder and Mrs. Robinson
er.ee.ed with three cheers from the thou sands
sss' n bed here Judge Hunt and Gen. Lsns are here
a,Ad speak this evening. ,,ouyy
By osder of the Convention. . u. Z: bnowN,
President Of Ohio Freemen's Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

TIE PRINTISG IsK CAsE.-In the Hudson County
Circuit Court Monday the Printing lax Case dsc
sd M verdict for defendants This the su Of Alfred
T. Ttsn sgt J4sper Garetson, shsnf Of Hudson County
John Terhupe had stock Of groceries in jersey City worth
Charles Eare to purchase the right manufacture sad sell
the ink the patent for which owned by the American
goods worth s7O0 indorsed note for 81 800 his ind
ydual eco and Cb.res Gregory lent him os0
TO paw the balance Terhunes creditors goods
Alfred T ConLn had bought them of Kane, and Ssf the
Sheriff espess The plead conspiracy defragd
The case viii probably be carried up.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
A CORRECTION.

30 Ne Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune
SIR: Your correspondent, J. y T. falls INTO an error
in saving that the delegation have all
left but Mr.. Burhngame. was opposed to taking
recess at this time of oan1 er and alarm, and voted
against IT, have not left, and shall not, until the
6Sai az adjournment. Yours truly, NJ. TR,rrOS.
2. 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

Contract FOR IHE ERIE RAILROAD InPROvEARsT.
a for the Of Bergen H for the Newfork
and Te EsIoad bss entered into wnh james Msery
NeebuIsh ~ Y The tunnel Is TO be fo feet N sogh
wide erovgn double track The whole work Of u
nens snd building miles Of double track TO be completed
hx Anxnr. he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27
DIR. CONVERs'
WIG n r ~ 7 No - n ID n

AND NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
This Cordial the only remedy those sad develop
ments Of body and mind caused by early and improper
haoits of youth,
N Is. IDAJ Involuntary nocturnal loss OF physical en-
ergy, productive of much mischief to the nervous sys
TEN, noapaoitating the victim for business society,
matmony is speedily restrained by this Cordial Ii is
NE only remedy which has effected the desired result in
this malady.
Dr. CONNERo may be consulted personally or by let
ter without charge, at his Office 32 Hanover Street, Bos
eon where all orders for the Cordial should be sent
Dr.Convers' Medical Work, 176 pages-THE BEACON;
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO MANIIOOD--s the most
important and instructive book published these
complaints. To young men it is invaluable. II will be
given to those who purchase three bottles Of Cordial
Price 81 botLle bottles for So, or SO the half doz
en-. tylS daw3m
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% Eet.

49, RENT FREE.-The subscriber will sell
A, several good, substantial Dwelling Houses upon
A such Terms as will enable the purchaser to have
good Tenement for HIMSELF rent free. Apply to H. w.
BABBITT, 81 Pleasant st. au26 d9m
o., TO LET-0n northwest corner Of Edward
Fsi, and Elliot Streets one Lower Tenement rent AS
per year a rooms); Upper Tenement rent $40
233 Main st.
Also, one LOUer Tenement south end of Benefit
st. Rent SIS per year. mchlO att
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

Boots aud Shoes Cheap for Cash.-You
can at all times find at WIN. S G0ODWIN'S Boot and
Shoe Store No 44 Main Street, opposite the Post Office
formerly Smith Brothers Of the largest and best
assoments of Boots and Shoes that found in the
city, which he offers at the very lowest cash pces
Purchasers will do well to call and examine his stock
befor purchasing iel6 diff
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e. I. BILLINGS,

p O r T R 4 IT PAIN TER
Is happy inform his friends and the public that he
has reopened c. Foster Cas- new Block cor
ner of Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing to ex
anime his work. can do so by calling above Boy
denis Exchange hce. diff jyl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

Balm Of "A Thousand Flowers Reader
do uwish beautiful complexion? If so, the Bal
OF thousand FloWers." It eradicates all Tan, Pimpes
and Freckles from the face. For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful, perfumed
reath--IT NO EQUAL!
FETRIDGE Il CO.. Boston, G. r. SPUR sole agent
or Worcester. mch26 div
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FrOst's Patent Blind Fastener
The subscriber has recently purchased the sole right
to manufacture and SELL throughout the United States
Frost's Patent Blind Fastener which is dec ded i'm
proyemen for convenience, durability, and cheapness
over anything ever before invented in this line He is
prepared to furnish the same at wholesale or retail at
No, 233 Main ST. up stairs where sample may be seen
my23 DIFF ALONZO EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

"OXYGENATED BIrTERs.-Facts within kuow-
edge justify the belief that the Oxygeuated Btters is
very valuable medicine BY submitting the composition
to the judgment of scientific men, the proprietor has OBJ
waited some Of the strongest objections against ad
versed medical prescriptions 1t is declared by emil
nent chemist as Mr. Hayes to be scientific prepara-
ton and adapted, in all its component parts and
whole for use Ia the for which it is recommended
We know, too, that at least practicug physician
man OF thorough science, AMI who understands the
position Of the medicine has The opinion of it that
Mr. Hayes expresses and has accordingly used 1t in his
practice The certificates speak Of the actual effects of
the medicine In cases Of dyspepsia, Asthma, &C, in
terms that would be thought extravaganza bus for the ip
teqenoe and character Of the gentlemen who sign them
SETH W. FOWLE a 90, 1888 Washington ST., Boston,
Wetherel & Nudge, Petersham, Waite a Thurston
Lecestei Luther Hin, Spencer; Forbes d Putney East
Brooktedi b. V. DeLand, North Brookneld; George s.
field. deod6w2w ai0
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DIR. TOURTELLOTTE

ID II n II l S T
Gives special attention to diseases of the gums and teeth;
also, general practice surgical and mechanical Office
1SS Main street, formerly occupied by his tutor and friend
Dr. VIM Newton, (now of 0xford) to whom he is permit
ted to refer. Over Citz-us' Bank, Worcester Mass
WI dtF
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Slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Boots, Of superior quality and lay il in
the best Manner the most satisfactory terms Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street.
apl3 !. diff JOHN BARNARD.
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EEecGro~ c ne m5cul Baths.-The proprietor
of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths
WORCESTER. Jan. %. 1855. lit
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A. Premt5ss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l41
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders will
meet withprompt attention Particular attention paid to
drafting Machinery. dec3O dtf
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PLAIN BLACK SILKS

THAT WILL NOT CRACKryJy
have received an assortment Of my ceebrnted BLACK
DRESS SILK which 50 many ladies' have purchased Of
in years past, and have given universal sasfacton
Ladieswho are DESTROYS Of purchasing Black Silk
WITHOUT CRACKING, aud will retain it's lustre, buy the
swiss SIX sold from my counter and you will be satisfied
mchzO du GEO. p. BRYANT
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MRS. S. Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to
attendthe duties nj her profession Residence. Is Austin
aGt2l