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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

The Rochester, N. r., american, an ardent
Fillmore paper, now and always. publishes
fun account of the proceedings of the Massa-
chusctis State Council as to tho ratification of
the Philadelphia proceedings, and translates
them as substantial endorsement This is it's
conclusion -
IAN that the American party in Massachu-
setm asks Is TO be assured that Fillmore and
Doneson heartily endorse the American min
ciples, and will be true TO the party and ins,
to oil sections Of the Union. II will reouire
but brief rehection 10 satisfy the enliRhtened
sentiment Of the old Bay State that no truer
men Or better Americans exist in this conn.
try. There can be no question that the Amer
icasis Of MASSACHUSETTS, aciHbs meet fall, among
tho foramost ~ no Fillmore aud Donelson
rufaks.t' 4It .iNHl t4i.. 4a 4.4J4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

A NEW PHASE oP SOUTHERN SLAvERY.-A
gentleman residing in Richmond, writing to
his friend in this city, says THE number
Of free negroes who have applied to the Legis.
lature this winter for the privilege Of choosing
masters and becoming slaves has been so great
that a general law has been passed permitting
them to do so. They are mostly those who
have been slaves, but have been emancipated,
The reason they give lie, that they cannot pro.
vide for themselves, and want masters who
will provide for them in return for their labor.
= TraveIlef
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW sPRTNG Fashions.

TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING At
WHOLESALE.
This branch of business has been steadily increas
ing, and now stands uurlvaled in the country Great
care and attention has been gvea in this depa mt Of
orr business the mt season. meet its enlargement
and the wants OF the Trade and are prepared to m
1ibIt he best stock of YOUths' and Children.
Garments in point of taste, style workmanship and
durability, TO b. found in New En- land
Large additions to present stock of new and desira
latest fashions introduced
Buyers or cash. and the Trade generally are invited to
cal and examine assortment before PURCHASING else
where GEO w SIMMONS, PIPKR Il co
Oak Haiti, 80 and "a North S rect
mch11 d2tawSwlm RosTo,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

THURSDAY, March 10.
SsNATR.-Petnioa-O Henry Chaplin and
So others of Worcester, against that of Luther
D. Goddard and others.
Orders Adoptea-By Mr.. Dewey, that the
Committee on Probate and Chaneery consider
the eXpediency of providing br law that
discharge of an insovent debtor shall be in
valid whenever the debtor shall have omitted
the name of creditor rom his schedule, and
failed to give him due notice of meetings. sc.
Manufacturing Corporations The report of
the Committee on Manufactures, granting
leave to withdraw on various petitions for
charters for manufacturing corporations, and
recommending that they be left TO organise
under the general law, was accepted.
The bill in addition TO M Act to incorpo-
rate the Trustees of the Punchard Free School
IN the town of Andover, passed to be en-
crossed.
House.. -Petaion-Of ]. w. Slocomb and
4O7 others. legal voters of Grafton, agains st
petition of Chase for a new town.
Justin Jones Election Case-The question
was debated in this case, and the yeas and
nays were taken upon the question Of indefi
mite postponement, and rejected by vote of
l2O yeas to l53 nays. The report of the ma
jorty was then accepted, By vote of l55
yeas to IL nays.
MI. Staples of Concord, moved a re- consd-
Grafton of the vote. and this motion went into
the ordess of the day for to- morrow
The resolve appropriating SHIP for the
payment Of outstan ing bills incurred in the
enlargement of the State House, was ordered
to a third reading.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

ABANDONED PoLrTIos.-H Hon. John g. Pal.
frey has withdrawn himself from the political
arena, and, It understood, intend to devote
the remainder Of his life to literature. He ia
writing history Of New England, and will
in few weeks sail for England in order to
prosecute his researches in the arehieyes Of
the mother country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

CoNNEcrIcUr.-T Republicans of Con-
neeticut met in Convention at Hartford on
the 18th, and nominated the following ticket:
For Governor Gideon Welles of Hartford.
For Lieut.. Governor Henry D. Harrison of
New Haven. For Treasurer-Joseph B. Gay
of Thompson. For Secretary John BOYD OF
Winsteal. For Comptroller-John L. Adj
ans of Norwich
Gideon Welles, on old jackson Democrat,
was the organizer and leader of the Demo-
cratic party of Connecticut, and has always
been one of the ablest men in the party in the
New England States. He belongs to that
class of Democrats who have been driven into
a new organization since the party they were
formerly attached to was subverted to the de.
signs OF the slavery propagandists. His nom,
nation must tend to damage the prospects OF
the Administration party at the coming cleo
ton. There is no man in Connecticut better
adoapted to the office of Governor than Mr..
Welles,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

Henry Parish, who recently died in
New York, was engaged in the dry goods
business for nearly fifty years, and had accu-
mulated fortune Of over one million dollars
large portion of it was made by the pur-
chase of goods at auction during the CONNER
cial panic OF 1922.
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AID TO KANzAs. We are requested to say,
that accounts have been received that the con-
tributions, &C., from this vicinity, through
Martin Stoweil, for Kanzas, have arrived safe
ly. We do this, on account of the news Just
received, that articles from some quarter, have
been intercepted by the " border rufians" at
Lexington, Missouri.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

hANzAs AFFAIRS. st. Louis, March IL =
The correspondent of the Repu olican Tee-
graph writes that the Kanzas Legislature met
and organized at Topeka on the 4th inst.
Gov. Robinson's message reviews the his
tory OF Kanzas, and endearors to justify the
action Of the Free Soil party. He say -
. alt is understood that the Deputy U. s.
Marshal has private instructions to arrest the
members of the Legislature and state officers
for treason, aud that in such an event no resist
ance will be offered. He adds =
'Let what viii come. not finger should
be raised against the federal authority until
there be no hope of relief but revolution. Ex-
posed as the people are to the scalping knife
OF the Western borderers, and bowie knives
and revolvers in the Eastern, a thorough or
ganization of the military is called for
1.-The Free State Legislature has adjourned
to Lawrence, and was in session there on Sat-
urday Z; the members fully determined to car
ry out their measures. Gov. Shannon has
gone there to ascertain what is being DOME
Violence is apprehended, but there is little ex
cltement along the border. One hundred
Sharp's rifles and two cannon have been in
tercepted at Lexington and will be held SUBJ
Ject to the order OF Gov. Shannon
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POLICE Courf.

THURSDAY, March 49,
Before Judge Green.--John O'Neil, John Shea,
and John Lyman, for disturbing the peace. on
Temple street, on Wednesday night, were sever
ally fined SO and costs, and in default of payment
were committed to the House OIL Correction.
Margaret Drinkwine, (Uanadian) for drinking
bad wine, and too much of it, was fined 50 and
costs, which she paid and was discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

GREAT EARTHQUAKES Accounts from San
Francisco, states that an arrival from Japan
brings the Intelligence that the city of Jeddo
was destroyed by an earthquake on the 18th
of November. BY it ten thousand houses were
left in ruins, and thirty thousand persons per-
ished.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

Medical Noiice,-qO THE AFFHCTED-Ner-
vous Weak, sickly and Iniirm-Dr. CouveIs would d.
the attention Of such persons to bis celebrated In
MIGRATING Cordial, advertised IN this paper Young and
middle aged men who have injured themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy
Dr. o. Is consulted personally, or by letter. In such ca.
81 and al disorders Of genllo urinary organs, his
Office No. 321 Hanover Str ct. Boston. daw3m f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

The Galveston (rexas) News says it
appears to be pretty well ascertained now,
that the late severe cold weather has killed
the lemon trees down to the roots, and also
many Of the orange trees, though some Of the
latter do not appear to be much injured.
DR.. Emily Blackwell, sister of DR..
Elizabeth blackwell of New York, has taken
her diploma at medical school in Paris.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

Pliny E. Chase, formerly of this city, has
been nominated by the Republicans of Phila-
delphia, as their candidate for Mayor of that
city. He declined accepting the nomination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

Amos Holbrook, teacher at West Brook
neld, IN attempting to punish scholar, was
beaten by the pupil. The teacher then com
planned OF the boy for assault and battery,
and had him fined SIS and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

ACCIDENT On Wednesday, the 10Th inst,
as Mr.. Asa Brigham of Northboro, was fell.
ing tree, flaw of wind struck it in such a
manner as to split the trunk for nearly
eight feet throwing it from the stump, strik-
my him on the head, and then rolling over
upon HIM. 1t broke his arm in several places,
and two of his ribs. He is seventy. one years
OF ago, and his recovery is considered doubt
full
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CT OTH N CT

A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Prlce C5oLhfna.
House. 16S and 10 Main st, Worcester, desires t.
eau the attention OF his customers and the public geneI
ally. to his very larg- pud ex client stock of
FALL AND RINIER CLOTHING I!
This Stock new, containing many very Superior stle
OF Garments, in patterns Of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry The
Furnishing Goods Department,
Is IN ruler stock than in any preceding season. Special
attention Is invited to the
<,COSIOM DEPARl'M EMIT!
I'm the second story) under the direction of Mn
MAhcHANT, in which eatre satisfaction is warranted IL
contains very large assortment of CLOTHS, UAsSI
MEkEs and VESrtNGS. Of the best styles to which will
be added az cthe most desirable styles both Foreign ami
Domestic, as fast they come out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

- Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon thus establishments the subscriber means to deserve
us Continuance and he hopes to assure t. 1t an increased
degree OF confidence aud patronage by the great quantity
and variety of Stock excellence of workmans p great
superiority IN the shape and fitting garments courteous
attention TO patrons, moderate prices, and perfectly air
dealing. A. p II ~ '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

FAST DAY.-Thursday, April 10th, has been
appointed for Fast Day, by Governor Gard
ner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

COFFTNS AND BURIAL CASES.
GEO. SESSIONS, City xtor. 40 Front Street Attends
10 all duties apperainirg the Office of Cnde en- and
keeps constantly on hand Fisk's Metallic Burial Casts,
Cons Cakets and Grave Clothes Of all kinds and sizes
at tie old stand 40 Front Street, Worcester, Mass.
mcha dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

The formation OF new line of steam
ships to connect New. York with Gibrslter,
malta and Trieste, ts announced. ~ ..4 W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

hANzAs AID ITEMS.-Some interesting in
cidents were related by different mem ers of
the Committee on Subscriptions, showing the
general and wsrm interest felt by our citizens
IN the welfare of our countrymen III Kanzas.
Two gentlemen, we are informed, gave $50
each, and several gave $25. One worthy la.
dy gave So, with a promise of $40 more,
"enough to buy a rife if there was any fight
ing" One gentleman gave $40, with the ad-
dition for g bread and lead" The following
lines were returned on the back of one of the
subscription papers circulated among the op.
eratives of a corporation:
Three pence a pound on tea,
Charge by lhn Bull, Esquire,
cked up row, in earlier days,
And kinlled Freedoms fire.
In later times, the self-same wrong
Makes freemen's hearts blood boil
We claim the right for black or white,
10 squat on kanzls soil
And settling there, to make their land
As freemendo by votesi
And not have border rascals force.
BY threats and curses loud and coarse,
Their bant ings down their Threats.
Take then our mite, We Kanzas men,
Oar hearts are warm ana true,
And let it help the holy
Embodied now in you.
Fair girls here add from honest toll
Their trife for your aid:
"Strike for the right, the right is yours"
Cries many a lovely maid;
"We'n share your homes, We Yankee boys,
When Kanzas shall be free;
An i add some copies of yourselves
To uphold liberty"
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1hey give II eecriclie by chemical action. hoy give
Pn by the came great power and they mite the mer-
practice They strike mighty blow at 10 lies of medical
treatment and they must become the "PEoPIE's mtdicjne
sod whct sale aud retail by DAVID SCOTT Al olhe-
ieDl8 AwA,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

DR.. FooTE's rooms at the Bay State H otel,
were, we understand, considerably thronged yes
terday. Among the guests were severalwho had
recovered their health since his last visit, under
his treatment, and the meeting consequently
very pleasant one. Those who wanted faith
when he was here three months ago, will now,
probably take fresh courage, and avail themselves
of his superior skill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

Slate for X oofs. THE subscriber is pared 10
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior qualitya layit in
plesmay seen atthe yard on Grove street
apl3 att JOHN RARNAun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

We advise purchases of Fancy Goods and Teys
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN CUTTER, &
CO. extensive Importers 10 and IT Kby Street, Boston
nch4 dan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

a. PreEEsNe. Designer ard Engrager upon Wood
end Stone. Over the Qunsgamond Bank. Entrance l4I
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders W
meet with prompt attention, Particular attention paid
Drafting Machinery dee3O d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

MONEY Notwithstanding the calls of in
dustry and enterprise, money is abundant. =
The banks are well disposed to accommodate
their customers and there ia no difficulty in
disposing Of first class securities at moderate
rates. In several instances, we hear Of con-
sderal lie funds remaining unemployed in the
hands Of the owners aud in Others Of con-
siderable investments by capitalists and their
depositors in land stocks and guaranteed rail-
way bonds. Our first class houses decline to
take money in large sums on call at tho legal
rate Of interest. By the returns OF tile Boston
banks officially published this morning, it
appears that the deposits therein are upwards
Of Eftsen millions OF dollars
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Bronchili.. Couahs, Hnnr.enesn. q

BFonrhIfis. C0uahs, Hoar.enesa, Brolcn's
Brench7ai 1roches, or Voice Lozenges ane made from
hahy esteemed recipe for the alteration Of Bronchial
affections Coughs, IL arseness Irritation ofthe Throae
Their chronic, ocrasioaed by cold unusual exeron Of
the vocal organs in speaking singing Cergymen, Yo-
calists. lawyers, ami all public SPEAKERS viii find tn
an admirable substitute water in soothing the bron
chial iups and valuable and efficient remedy. Con
tanning no opium they he Ircely,as requisite
JOHN I. BROWN K SON, Preprietors
wholesale Agents for New England States, WEEKS b
POTTER, Boston.
For salem Worcester by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally. feb1 On
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Dr. Henry Sargent gives special attention 10
DsesSSS o. the Eye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

UhDAY Evening at the Head Quarters. A yencrei AZ
tendance o. ~ Republicans Ia requested
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REV DR. LYMAN ns @Tn@y % G m! NS' nee; ~

boston, =
ventemen,--l lave used the Vegeta5le Pul,nouart
Bafsam myself with benefit in Catansiai Coughs ana
Uods ana nave known u to be used with good ec cts in
around me (Sgned) LYMAN REECfIER
Boston, Oct. 20, 1855
heY pr Leonard Woods Oate Abbott Professor IN An
dover Theological Seminary writes In Messrs Reed Cut
VT 70 as follows" From long use of the Yegstd.
@e pulmonary Basam In my family circle, and In
instances among Theological Students, have been led
regard II as safe and eliicacious medicine"
. Ihe above requires comment, aud must commend
sef TO all The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, so favor
apy known for the past thirty years, for COUGHS, Colds
Chest, is prepared only by REED, CUTLER, Co.,
Druggists, Boston.
Phce-Small bottles 90 cents, large, 81. Sold In Wor
ceSter by Green Harrnpton Scott and druggisa gener
ally Be careful to ret tho genuine.
oet2d dwNS&wRn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

nr Linneli, uses Homeopathic Remedies by In
h"guuh' successfully IN the treatment Of Lung Discusses
WoiNtater, NO. Walnni.rt fehSf
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Nll

can at The on Mil Manchester Street. fer FFrsced
SON, FOR sale Wholesale ard Retail
titles. to SUIT purchasers f
Worcester, March IL 1856 d.N51.
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COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INsrITJ-TE

Persons preparing for business, for sea Will find Il
greatly their good. to send this Institute as hev can
receive the most practical Instructions ard very superior
advantages. l Is open Day ard Evening. Tutio ye,v
moderat'-stationey iueuied. Young ekirg
Eszp pioyeus, viii f nd This the hes, mtdium ~ orob
which to obtain it srPARATE DTPaR7MFNT FER LADIES.
CIIAs. FRENCH, A. NJ, Principal.
YnebA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

TRY The loudest ho4stus and gyirdiest self
Yanrg is not always indicative Of the greatest erit-
Now ah' ugh there are pr, parations so gH
HoD Lhat tae 9hlia'ed would think they originated
" tue btncath the sky and posses surh re arlabe
quahties mat they are unfit for Toor mola flesh but are
aesgned Tor some more ETHEREAL class Of beings II is re-
lreslng to tme IN contact with remidy adapted TO hu-
man us and such we eve to he sc. W Stones Couph
consumption and Bronchitis Elixir II makes only a
mo9st enumeration OF It's merits, but from actual fia1
ann oseyati we believe be the Ury best couch
remedy extent II has cured very bad and ght scat
e' S9sgh Snd colds in forty eight hours; try it,
bCoh oo Sole Aaenis tor Worcester County.
D. nl9sa'e, Ne" England Villages G. A. hale, Grafton
IVA DAWN
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70 70 ~ " L. Ne Osl
II o p T HIC YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RFsIpENcE 112 MIIE 81. OFFICE goupa
FRoM TO 3, AND TO 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NcTCtEttl. ri 70 ~:
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LECTURES ON GEOLOGY. On Wedue sday eve
ning we attended the third Lecture by DIR. Boyn-
ton, and was surprised to see such crowd pre-
sent There could not have been less than eigh.
hundred people present.
| AT the close of an interesting lecture upon the
! Metamorphic Rocks, and Gold Deposits Dr.
| Boynton gave series of startling experiments
with his large Iren Galvanic Battery. He pro-
| duced the Electric Light, which was so intense
| that the eye could not bear it--melted rat-tail
| fle-burned steel, by touching il to electrified
water-illuminated globe of water, by the cleo
trio light passing the electricity through the wa
ter. These and other similar experiments. were.
by far, the most brilliant we have ever seen. and
elicitod from the audience, repeated and enthus-
astic applause.
This evening, DR.. Boynton gives his fourth
lecture, the subject being +" The FIRST Created
Animal Life On this OCCASION the beautiful
painting of the Coral Islands, will be exhibited
1t will be long time before our citizens will
again be favored with such a course of lectures.
The FIRST SHAD.-We saw. yesterday, the
first real indications of returning spring. in the
shape of fresh shad, which was sent to our house
by Messrs. +. Austin Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in fresh, salt, and picked fish, oysters,
Holsters and clans, at No. 2 Mechanic Street. If
our health and strength permits, we shall dine
upon that shad, and some other nice things that
accompanied it to- day, and all who wish to have
as good dinner expect to have should call
at No. 2,and supply themselves from the same lot
Messsrs. Austin & Co. have a good location for
business, and are determined to deserve liberal
patronage, by unremitting efforts to keep their
establishment supplied with the best of every
thing in their line.
HE EAGLE FAN, for cleansing all kinds of
Grain and Seeds, which is advertised in another
column, is pronounced by practical men and
farmers, the best and cheapest apparatus for the
purpose, that has yet been invented The i'm
provements have made it more simple and more
efficient, as the air comes direct from the drum.
unobstructed by any fixture whatever. The cur
rent of air is upwards and forwards upon the fall.
ing grain, and all impurities and Imperfect kerr
nels are taken out in the most thorough manner
| Mr., j. T. Goodwin, the agent of the patentee, is
now at the Worcester House, and will be happy
to explain the operation of the machine to all who
aay call upon him, Or to NEGOTIATE for the Sale
of Rights in any of the New England or South
| ern States.
| DR.. FooTB's rooms at the Bay State Hotel,
were, we understand, considerably thronged yes
terday. Among the guests were severalwho had
recovered their health since his last visit, under
his treatment, and the meeting was consequently
very pleasant one Those who wanted faith
xyba he, 4h~o
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LOOALNEWS.

Col. DEWITT. We learn from gentle.
man of this city, who left Col. DeWitt's resi-
dence at eight o'clock last evening, that he
chad more comfortable day yesterday, and
DR.. Fay of Charlton, who attends him almost
constantly, stated to our informant, that he
vas not without strong hopes of his recovery.
MAD Doe.-Thursday afternoon. a dog ex-
hoitlng signs of hydrophobia. was discovered
at the foot of Laurel Street, and was pursued
TO the neighborhood of Milestone Hill, where
he was disabled, and finally killed, near the
house of Albert Tolman, Esq. The attention
OF the city authorities is called to the necessi-
ty OF stringent execution of the dog laws.
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A giant negro, worth $500, was shot
dead IN the cars, near Charleston, s. c., the
other day, by the accidental discharge of a
pistol which his drunken driver was playfully
pointing at him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14

PenmaRship. isoetkeep ne. Naviga.
TI0N AND ENGINEERING.
u thoroughly taught by PRACTICAL Professors. at
TRENCHS