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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

K.srDAo ito iStSrior anS exterior Efa sEgclud.
ing full view of its settlement, political his
tory, social life, climate soil, productions, seen
cry, &c. By Sara I. L. Robinson Boston
Crosby Nichols & Co.
This is the long promised work of Mrs Robin.
son, wife of Governor Robinson, on Kanzas and
its outrages. Its pages were penned amid all the
inconvenience of tent life, during a three
months residence of the authoress in the United
States Camp, at Lecompton, with her husband,
one of the State prisoners 1t is a4aithful nara
tive and accurate portraiture of events in Kanzas
from the foundation in 1854, down to the present
time, and their perusal cannot but inst into the
reader a renewed zeal for the overthrow of that
vast oligarchy which has caused theenactment of
such Infamous outrages. The authoress SAYS in
her preface, " If a bitterness against the powers
that be,betrays itselflet the continual canking of
sabres, land the deaening sound of heavy artillery
in the daily drill of the soldiery, aids in crushing
freemen in Kanzas.-the outrages hourly commit
ed upon peacable and unarmed men,-the daily
news of some friend made prisoner, or butchered
with malignity worse than human 1.-THE deyast.
alton of burning homes, by the eonnivance of the
Governor, under the eye Of the troops, and no
power given them to save an oppressed people, be
placed in the balance against severe Judgement"
The book is for sale in this city By q. Baker &
Co.
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ceived with great distrust. 1t remains for the
Republican voters of Worcester County to de-
eide whether they viii permit meritorious and
faithful public servant, who has no fault but
his Republican principles, and that he holds
an office which some one else wants, and who
has obtruded no personal claims or efforts, but
has been quietly attending to his duties in
their services, while others axe electioneering
against him, to be turned out of his office and
sacrificed.
We confidently assert that Mr.. Mason has
discharged his duties with ability and accura-
cy, promptness and fidelity, and in manner
highly satisfactory to the Court, the bar, and
the public.
To impose on Mr.. Smith the heavy du"
ties and responsibilities of this new office, in
stead Of his present comfortable and lucrative
position, would scarcely be favor to him, while
to turn Mr.. Mason out, would be an act Of
gross injustice.
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concluded he was cheered with the heartest en-
tl-usiasm for some minutes.
After passing vote Of thanks 20 the chairman
the convention adjourned with the liveliest feel
ings Of satisfaction at the result of its delibera-
tions and the most entire confidence in the sue
cess of the ticket.
PEOPLES MEETNG.-There was a large and
enthusiasts meeting last evening, at Horticul-
tural Hall. to hear an address from Eli Thayer,
Esq the Republican nominee for Congress
Hon Henry Chaplin presided. After the appoint
ment ola Committee to make arrangements for
mass delegation to Boston on Wednesday even
ing, and the hearing of a report from Geo T.
Hoar, Mr. Thayer was introduced, and made an
able and eloquent speech, which was loudly cheer
ed
The Committee on delegation to Boston, con-
sists Of Edwin Bynner, George Geer, George R.
Peckham, S. V. Stone, VIM A. Ayers, Joseph
H. Walker, George E. Wyman, VIM. A. Brig
ham.
After some remarks from S. V. Stone, Edwin
Bynner and others, the meeting adjourned, with
cheers for Fremont and Eli Thayer, to meet this
evening athead quarters to hear the report of the
above Committee
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The Pennsylvania Democracy are
sadly trighted at the great % victory they
have achieved. The New York Mirror saws
that Forney visited that city on Thursday,
and forthwith the money bags in Wall street
were summoned together il secret conclaye.
and the fact revealed that another enormous
pile is absolutely necessary to carry Pennsyl-
Yania and without Pennsylvania the Blu
chGnantes confess that all is lost
Rev. Mr.. ]. c. Loyeioy, Democratic
orator, let tho eat out OF the bag at East Cam
bridge, when he said, =" the truth is, slavery
viii naturally and inevitably flow down by
the Gulf Of Mexico, into Moxico and Central
America.
f.. d. Beach, the Buchanan candidate
for governor Of this state made speech in
Enfield, CT, on Friday. A writer in the
Hartford Press says: 4" ho demonstrated that
slavery is an excellent institution il, old nge,
and advocated dissolution of the Union il
Fremont is elected"
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The HUNTINGTON FoRGERIEs.-Ad
torgeres to the extent of S23, 900, by the no.
ted Huntington, have been brought to light.
and more are expected. They were all upon
J. A. Nanwinkle & Co. Ihe-total amount
thus far is $537 900. The New York Herald
gives the following description of Huntington.
"Ihe career of Huntington has been like a
display of reworks-brlliant, but eyanes-
cent. For q little while he spent money like
water. lie had six or eight horses-two pairs
for carriages tor himself and wife, and several
fast trotters. His sdeboard " as brilliant with
massive plate. He was great man at Sara
toga, Niagara and Rockaway, where his wife
had more trunks and more diamonds than any
one else; and in town he kept up two matri-
moni0l establishments, one regular and the
other irregular-One az Christian home, the
other Mahommedan seraglio-one according
to the laws of New York, and the other ac-
cording TO the customs of the MormOns-
within few doors of each other. lie was n
prince for an hour. People ate at his dinners,
drove his horses, drank his wine, borrowed
ms money, aud wondered how he got it ALL
But the crash came at last, and what are all
his former splendors compared with his pres
ent positions lel bought his Injuries at a
tremendously high price"
Inc Now ork Mirror says that note shaw
ers are IN a high state Of excitement in con-
oquenoe OF these forgeries, aud adds:
1--WE have heard il whispered that certain
parties who have more paper out than they
can lind It convenient 20 meet, improve tho
present opportunity to repudate what is
shrewdly suspected to be bona f,le trauaac
tons. In other words, there are said to be
persons who seem little obliyious in regard
to these mattersj and fud very difficult to
discriminate between their bogus aud gem
uine liabilities, II is not strange, therefore,
that just in this emergency ordinary business
paper - quoted, "hard to pass" in Wall
street."
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Explosion OF A POWDER MIN MI

EXPLOSION OF A POWDER Mil IN IoWEIL
-Ttoo Men Burned to Death. We learn that
about noon, on Sunday, Goth, two men were
seen to enter an old deserted powder driving
house, belonging to Oliver NJ. Whipple, ESQ,
in Lowell. tbs supposed they fired a match
for the purpose of lighting their pipes, as a
slight explosion Immediately followed, rails
ing the roof of the building and eaveoping it
in flames The two bodies were subsequently
recovered, burned to a crisp, and presenting
shocking spectacle. Coroner E. L. Shed took
the bodies in charge. Their names are John
Humphreys and Philip Carberry, both mar
ried men,-BoSton Journal.
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Grand Torcnlight procesaion.

Arrangements have been made by Com
mittee of the Fremont American and Peo-
Piles Conventions in Suffolk county, for a
grand torchlight procession, and other demon
STATIONS, in Boston, tomorrow "wednesday
evening. 1t is stated to be the determination
of the Committee to exhibit ON that occasion
the energy and strength of the feeling which
pervades the country for Fremont and Day
ton, and the reelection of Charles Sumner, in
a manner not to be mistaken or dsregarded.
Every section of the State is invited to send a
delegation; cavalcade or foot and in such other
way as they may deem proper, to join the pro.
cession, with such music, glee clubs, transpa-
reneies, torches, &C., as they may desire
Let Worcester county, and especially Worces-
ter city, be on hand in imposing numbers
We hope to see thousand strong leave our
depot on Wednesday afternoon. The fare is
to be reduced to very low rate for the occa-
sion, and an extra train will leave Boston in
the evening, at the close of the performances.
The Boston Journal says the procession will
form at six o'clock, under the direction of
Major Cobb. the Chief Marshal, and will be
escorted by a cavaeade of one thousand from
Boston and surrounding towns. In the pro-
cesson will be carried series of twenty five
brilliant historical transparent tableaux, de-
signed and painted by Billings, representing
many interesting and stirring events in the
recent history of our country.
Among the scenes represented will be Sc.
ries representing history of recent events in
Kanzas, the outrages included, with the
names of the noble heroes and martyrs to lib
erty who have there distinguished themselves.
The Journal adds =
"This series of transparencies will be fol-
lowed by several to show the remedy for the
outrages committed in the territory. one of
which will be the Pathfinder planting the
stars and stripes on the highest peak Of the
Rocky Mountains, and the final scene in this
magnificent series will represent the 4th of
March, 1857, at Washington, with the White
House in the distance, and carriage drawn by
six white horses, containing the gallant FIRE.
mont and his noble wife, escorted by an in.
Vulnerable guard of honor from every State in
the Union.
To show the interest excited in this demon
stration, we would state that every band of
music in this vicinity has been engaged"
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County Officers.

For Sheriff.. S. C. KNowLroN, of Worcester.
For Register Of the Court Of IpsolUeney-J. ].
PIPER, OF Fitchburg.
For Clerk Of the Courts-JosEPH MASON, of
Worcester.
For District Attorney--P. E. ALDRIcH, of
Worcester
For Register of Probate--C. G. PRENT1ss, of
Worcester.
For County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALLEN, OF
Oakham.
For Special Onanisstoners-THoMAs BILL
INGs of Lunenburg, CONSTANT SoUTHwoRTH of
Hardwick
For Commissioners Of InSolUency-J. STEVENS
of Athol, HARTLEY WILLIAMS of Worcester,
D. H. MERRIAM of Fitchburg, and T. G. KENT
of Milford.
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FoRGERIEs IN CoNNEoTIoUT.-Th Hartford
Times states that A. Chesbro, young man
doing business at Vernon Centre, has abscond-
ed from that place, after having forged notes
and endorsements to the amount CT $40, OOO,
considerable portion of which was on Nj. A.
Kneeland of Vernon. Also, that forgeries
to the amount of $1,000 have come to light
IN West Stafford, causing no little talk in that
vicinity The party implicated is the Ireasu .
Ter Of the Stafford Linen Company, Mr.. A.
w. Case. The chief portion of the forged pa.
per was made out in the name of Asa Patten,
Esq, as endorser. Mr.. P is one of the mem :
bers of the Linen Company. Case has left
for parts unknown, leaving his family behind.
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ACCIDENT IN WEBsTER.-T The gasometer in
the establishment of Samuel Slater & Son, in the
east village of Webster, exploded on Saturday
last, in consequence of being gnited from
lantern in the hands of the person in charge of
the gas works, the capstan of the gasometer hay
ing been removed. Messrs. Chas Mowry, Ste
phen Wood, Michael Benway, and Frenchman,
whose name we did not learn who were at work
repairing the gasometer, were injured, the two
former very severely, though it is hoped not ia.
tally,by being thrown upwards against the beams
above The roof of the building was torn nearly
off
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HORSE ExHIBITIoN.-At the horse show in
Boston on Saturday, match between Honest
John and JOHNNY Mackay was won by the
former in two straight mile heats, Best time,
2 46. The winner beat Young Ripton and
Fanny in another trial, Time, 81, 247.
The match for $3.50 was wou by Trotting
Childers, beating Romeo, who was second,
and others, in 2 81, 2 90, 2 49, best three in
five. Saddle trot, best two in three, two
mile heats, was won by Major Rodgers; AL
bany Girl second. Prizes, $15o aud $50.
match between Ethan Allen and Flora
Temple comes off on Tuesday next; their
owners desiring to show that better time can
be made by either than in their separate match
es last week.
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Nor REcPRooAL-We cordially approve
of and endorse the nomination Of Andrew ].
Donelson for Vice President. Wig Conpea-
ton at baltimore.
Corruption issues just as naturally out of
the organization Of IYhiggeyy as vermin does
from dead body undergoing decomposition.
AadreW j. D0nelS1n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

DREADFUL CAMPHENE DIsAsTER.-A Cam
phene lamp exploded on Friday night, Oct.
"a, in the house of Mr.. Richard Moore, in
Philadelphia, in consequence of which Mr..
Moore, his vile, and their five children were'
50 shockingly burned, by their clothes taking
fire, that three Of the children have since died,
and the two Others are not expected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore may possibly recover.
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Let the Fremonters in all the towns, in their
selection of candidates for representatives to the
General Court, be particular to select only those
who are pledged or committed in favor of the re
election ofCharles Sumner. This should be made
the main test in all the caucuses for candidates.
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Presidential ELECTORS.

AT LARGE,
JULIUS ROCKWELL and THOMAS COLT,
of Pittsfeld.
DISTRICTS.
Dist. No. 1, John Vinson, of Edgartown.
4" 2, A. B. Wheeler of N. Bridgewater.
8, Geo. R. Russell of West Roxbury.
4, Geo. 0diorne Of Boston.
5, Lucius B. Marsh of Boston.
6, Geo. H. Devereux of Salem.
z, James NJ. Usher of Medford.
s, John Nesmlth of Lowell.
i" 8, John S. G. Knowlton of Worcester .
" 10, Charles E. Forbes of Northampton,
" IL, Franklin Ripley of Greenfield.
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There was grand Republican rally at the
National Theatre, in Boston, on Saturday
evening last. Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr. presi-
ded, and speeches were made by Mr.. Quincy,
Hon. Anson Burlingame, Col, A. o. Brews-
ter and Hon. N. p. Banks, Jr. Last even
ing, Hon. Franklin Dexter, and Hon. Chas.
Hudson, spoke in Faneuil Hall, to crowded
audience OF Republicans.
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The DIsTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-The proceed
ings of the Convention of the Republicans of
the 9th Congressional District. hald in this
city yesterday, will be found in another COL
umn. 1t will be seen that by the unani-
nous vote of the Convention, in which.
nearly every town was represented, Eli Thay
er, Esq, of Worcester, was nominated as the
candidate for Congress for this district. 1t is
a nomination eminently fit to be made and
will arouse such feeling of enthusiasm among
the people OF the district, as cannot fail to se-
cure his election by an overwhelming VOTE
Mr.. Thayer is man of character and educa-
ton. He is not only we'll known to the peo-
pie of Worcester County, but he has also
National reputation, by reason of his connex-
ion with the Emigrant Aid Society, the plan
of whose operations was first suggested by
him. He is a man of indomitable energy,
Of great firmness of purpose, and has way
to carry forward whatever he undertakes. in
manner peculiar to himself, for he always
succeeds against all obstacles.
He is man too that never FILTERS Or tires in
whatever he purposes, and no man will &C.
cuse him of exageration in the remarks that
he made in the convention which nominated
him when he said that (" the only objection he
ever had to Heaven was that it was place of
rest" Heis one that doughtaces cannot coax,
CT slave drivers frighten, for every attribute of
his character seems to say, there is a man.
Upon accepting the nomination, he addressed
the convention for about an hour in the course
of which, he announced his determination OF
take the stump, and the list of appointments
which he has already made to speak in differ
ent towns, twice in each evening until after
the election shows of what stuff he is made.
That the anti Slavery men of the district who
constitute SO large portion of the electors,
will sustain him at the polls and return him
to Congress by triumphant majority, no
man who has witnessed the enthusiasm with
which the nomination is hailed where Mr..
Thayer is best known, can have any reasonable
doubt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

Fashioned The Temperance Lecture an
nounced to be given by Mrs. Norris this evening
at Park st. Church is postponed till to. morrow,
GWednesday) evening, at Old MasonictHall in
Waldo Block. Lecture to commence att O..
clock
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES.

Cure lGd "a PFeVeutntiVe.- br Hbbard's
Wild Cherry Btters is not only certain cure for many
ills that flesh IS heir TO- bu' well known preventative
Bowel Complaints, dyspepsia, and general debility are
most ectuslly cured ny this panacea, while d cbocra
and kindred diseases have been prevented by its
For sale by John O. Hill. sole agent for Worcester,
Mass. and by Gealers generalv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

CasGs,-The members of ''Tankee' Engine Co. Of
Worcester No. s. take this method Of returning their
thanks to the members Of Cat4rsct No 2 of Clinton for
their many kind attentions and courtesies shown us
the occasion of late visit to Clinton the 22d inst.
The polteness and kindness of the members of Cataract
NO q will not he forgotten by us, and shall be happy
on some future occasion, TO recprocate the aYors
ceived. JAMES MCFARLAND, Foreman.
Gro. T. NEWTON, Clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

The ladies connected with the Dread Institute
In this city, have furnished forLy-two cvercoats
Tor one of the military companies in Lawrence.
This company should hereafter be called the Ore.
ad Guards
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ELI THAYER
VIII speak

VIII speak
On Tuesday, Oct. %, at Oxford, at 81 P. NJ.
On Tuesday, Oct IS, at Webster; at S p. m.
On Wednesday, Oct 20, at Sturbridge. at 81 p. m
On Thursday, Oct 80, at Charlton, at 81 p. m.
On Thursday, Oct 80, at Spencer. at p. m.
On Friday, Oct. 81, at Leominster, at 81 p. m.
On Friday, Oct 81, at Ftchburg, at p. ~.
Ga saturday. Nov. /, at Hubbardston, at 3 p m.
On Saturday, Nov L. at Winchendon at 81 p. m,
On Saturday, Nov 1, at Tempeton, at s p. IN.
On Monday, Nov. 8, at Millbury at p. m.
On Monday, Nov. 8, at Sutton, at p. m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

POLICE COURT Monday, Oct. H. Before
J'dge Green.-John 0 Bren was fined IS and
costs, James Shave SO and costs, and John Nc
Mannls 81 and costs, all for being drunk, and
committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

Senators for WOrcester County.
GEO. F. HoAR, of Worcester;
VIGOROUS TAFT, of Upton;
OHIO WHITNEY, JR., of Ashburnham
WIN. MIXTER, OF Hardwick:
J. F. HITCHCOCK, of Warren.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

Doc Losr.-Any one who has seen stray dog
answering the description given in another col
umn, will please return the same to G. W. Bent
ly, Esq, Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

What pyer's Healing EEsEbrocatio, Fss
It is perfect pain destroyer, and an invaluable
dy for the Of Bhuematism Cuts, Wounds, Pain in
the side. bac and limbs Lumbago Sore Throat Butns
Scsds swellincs, Ague Cramp&c For cuts and sounds,
it is superior to any other prep ration, it viii afford i'm
mediate relief in scalds and burns and for pains and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

FIRE IN NORTH OxFoRD.-On FRIDAY morn
ing last, house and shop adjoining, belonging
to Mr.Steer, were burned with all their contents
The fire took from a defect in the chimney. Loss
about $1,000.
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Tie following letter, from Rev. Henry Wood, of Con-
cord N H., e'itor Of the CoRsTe gatioadl journal,
speaks volumes in favor Of Wistar's Balsam.
Concord, N H. March 9 lS49
Mr.. S. W. Fowle Dear Sir,-Two years ago, a sud-
den and violent attack upon my lungs confined to my
bed for several weeks and when recovered was SO
much oppressed by difficulty in breathing that was Of
ten unable to sleep rest upon bed by night The
suffering was extreme, and judging from ha intfcacy If
the remedies used, 1 supposed The disease incurabe.
Being persuaded to try bottle Of
WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
without the least confidence in its Efficacy, found the
1if ulty almost entirely moved before one bottle
used up. Having mortal aversion to medicine, and
seldom using it in any form, sympathy with my fellow
sufferers induces to make this public sst,ment, and
aend the article to others similarly afflicted.
With iespec. yours truly. HENRY WOOD
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS the wrapper
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, only by SETH
W. F0WLE Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTS James Green, D. Scott NJ. B. Green, Charles
Clarke Worcester; c. II Colburn. Leominster.
OIL deOdlw&wlt
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EXCURSION TO BosroN.-1He TorcAlgAt Pro-
ce's'on-An extra train will leave Worcester on
Wednesday afternoon, at IA before o'clock, to
accommodate those who wish to join in the grand
Fremont torehligbt demonstration in Boston, to.
morrow evening, and return after the exercises
are over. The fare will be reduced one half. Let
every Fremonter be on hand.
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j. @. A. GRIFFIN
Esq. Of ChaestowD will speak at Spencer Thursday
evening, Oct. 30
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SUICIDE IN DUDLEY.-A woman named Smith,
living in the house of Dea. Abner Perry in bud.
ley, drowned herself on Saturday evening last
She had been partially deranged for fortnight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

THEATRIoAL.-This evening the Star Company
will perform at the City Hall, the celebrated play
of " the Merchant of Venice" and conclude with
that favorite farce of Paddy Miles Boy" See
advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-28

Diseases Of the ThrOuG and Lnngas-DR.
DlLLENBACk having removed to No. Cambridge Sc
near the Revere House, continues, usual devote
himself exclusively to the examination and treatment Of
all diseases the respiratory orgaus; Consumption ron-
chis, Asthma and Catarrh. His mode Of practice con-
sss in nhang or breathing the remedies reduced into
state Of vapor from suitable apparatus constructed for
that purpose, mbned with such constitutional measures
and local applications as the egences Of the case may
seem TO indicate For the of his treatment the
Doctor refers to Of he highest character and po
slion, in this city and elsewhere many Of whom have
been cured and completely restored to health when abau
dohed by the ordinary modes Of practice. Persons at
distance wishing to avail themselves Of my system Of
practice by giving full statement Of their in writ
ing, can have the appropriate remedies with haants
and all necessary directions for use, sent them by ex
press.
N B. In order that the public may be msled by the
msrepresentstisns az ignorant Tretenders would say
that have branch Office and that there is no ysi
cau in Boston practcug medicine, who has or ever
has had any connection with me, any right to use my
name. Beware OF any who make such an announcement
Il. Z. DlLLENBACK NJ.