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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15
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o. FARM FOR SALE-sltuated four miles
A;;; from the Court House. consists of Sfxty-six
.ga1A Acres. divided into Moving and Pasturing, and
s'rteen acres Of y0ung Wo0d Land; on the Farm is
an orchard having large variety of grated The
buildings consist of two story House and Barn. Said
Farm early and well adapted to the cultivation of veg
etabes.
The Farm will be sold cheap cash, or it will be ex-
changed for House or Building Lot in this city. Alarge
portion of the purchase money remain mortgage
Inquire of A. T. EATON,
Corner of Myrtle and Soutbridge streets.
ja4 d1m&w3t
d. HOUSE FOR SA LE.-The House and
;,g Land No. % Summer street, lately owned by Mrs.
.5A. Abigail W. r. Smith, deceased, now occupied by
Five Painless fur sale, at bargain Ike purchaser.
Forparticula sinquire of JOSEPH LEWIS; prem
ises, or WILLIAM JEENIsoN, No ID Chestnut Street.
Worcester, Jan. II, 1855.
- FOR SALEM WESTBORO'.
hE,,i FARM Of the first Disseminating 10 acres
LEE. wewalled and watered. IA acres of hard wood
and good supply Of fruit.
There raised upon the farm the past year as tens
Of English hay, tons Of meadow hay, 800 bushels Poa
toes 400 bushels of corn besides Fruit Beans and Pump
kns not few.
The Buildings consist of large>weI built House-Barn
80 by 80 feetCarriage-hou II by 30Wood house IA
by26 Daguerroype view Of the place may be at
this office.
For further particulars inquire ofW. FISHER Esq
Worcester Dea. s. N. WHITE, State Farm, Westboro,
s. O. GILMAN. upon the premises If desired so acres
with the buildings viii be sold separately.
WestborG, Jan. 9Th, 1855. G2w%
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RICH SEASONABLE GOODS
for eentlemen's wear, we have just received from
PARIS AND LONDON,
rhe choicest styles of RICH yESTINGs for Evening
Dress. New styles of PANTALooN sTUFFS
Entirely new designs for DRESS sND FRoCK COATS
all of which we shall manufacture with such care and
attention as will stamp Garmens at once elegant
and distinctive. and at prices meet the wants of the
most economical
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Il. % Il II "
xr-ARE nroprietor of the One Price CfoLtin4'
Me- tf;s and 10 Main St, Worcester, desires to
cail The attention ef his customers and the public geneI
aup - his very arg ard ex client stock Of
ais E;ST'L And WINTER CLOTHLNG,!!
Tbis stock new containing many very Superior StleI
IF liarmens in patterns Of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry The
FuruishIs. Goods Department..
is in fuller Stock Than in preceding season. Special
attention is inviLsl 70 the
CUSTOM DEPART M ENT!:
MARcHGSr in which eatire satisfaction is warranted IL
co tains a very large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSl
MEREs and VssTINGs Of the best styles to which will
be added all the most desirable Styles both Foreign anil
Domestic, as fast as they come cut.
Grateful for the liberal PATRONAGE hitherto bestowed
upon this establishment the crber means o deserve
Its continuance and be hopes t. assure t. tan increased
degree of confidence aud patror by the great quantity
and variety stock, excellence of workmans Up. great
superb ry in the shape and fitting ofgarments courteous
non to patrons, moderate pr cess and perfectly far
dealing. A. Fs w TX E'
DR., Dupomco's Golden Monthly Pills
FOR FEMALsS-The combination of ingrefiients in
Dr. Duponcp's Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless.
They have been u.s. in toe private practice OF old d.
Dunonco for 50 years. and thousands of ladits
testify to their and neyerfaing success in almost
avery In correcting Irregularities relieving painful
and distressing menstuation, particularly at the change OF
fe From TO 10 Pills will that common yet dreadful
disease the Whites. Nearly every lady in the land suf-
fers from that complaint The above Pill has permanent
" cured thousands, and will you if you use them.
They harm youon the contrary, hey remove all
Instructions to its proper channel and III
vgorate the whole system. Ladies whose health wi not
permit increase Of family, will lind these Plls sue
cessu preventive. For particulars directions the
box. Price Sl-and viii be sent TO ladies confident ally,
by mall ty enclosing 81 to either Of the following agents
JAMES GREEN, Druggist, i'll Main street, GEO r.
SpUKB, POI Main street. or DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main
Worcester who is General Agent for this city, and
who will also supply dealers az PROJECTORS pricrs
DUPoNoo, Proprietor New York.
OF de ld6m
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS

w III
VA Chairs newly Gained at No. 81 Oxford st. ~
u Worcester, by MRS. j. @. CLARK. ~
d14 dom
GNOLD PENS.-We ha now received our SUP.
u ply of Commercial, Medium, and smaller sizes a
very superior article made to order and slammed
with our name. EVERY PEN WARRANTED.
We also have the Wilson'S Patent Pen, which many
think cannot be excelled COLEMAN & PUTNAM
d2T diff 200 Main street
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JANUARY Is. 1ss
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMovAL!
DECEMBER 22d, 1865.

L o G E N L L L NJ E n
The undersigned in order to reduce their present large
stock of RICH FASHIONABLE GOODS fsr Gentl9nen's
wear have determined to MARK DOWN their prices to a
for each article at least FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
Than the goods have ever been sold bore In add
ton to our extensive assortment of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

APPLES AfPAas!!
Those Apples have arrived from Western New York
1900 barrels all the best kinds and in the best condition
DRAPER h CLARK,
n17 dH Washington SQUARE
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TIE EUBL.IO HEALTH.
COMMISSIONERS OP HEALTH.

SOhh RNriONEiES w HBALIH.
The Bco,d Of Commissioners Of iieeIth met ye-ter-
dsS efeucrn pursuant to adjournment Isaac ..
BAREsR. Pre+ide.t, in the Chair; w. +. Concklin,
Secretary.
Tie following eass were reported to tie Board By
Tic Heath Officer and ac-d upon with the aune,ri
psuitS:
Bark Mar from H.yan, arrived 2,h int. sag,r o..
d+r an = Ousr4niine dav, o--ry.,!on 20 -
TN wed ilst % tn city Il al remain vel.
Brig Back HaNk Bisrk River JAHsc. lo-I. o.!
and p1en arriy u 1.h Al", ID proceed t. ~. ~,
tfeT trns PoPry tun-a''d. snd remaining I've dsy-
B.rs Plgl from Ven Cru, viii hde- arrived o. ~. A
inst Two saior- III. Marine Ho-p, arrival
aud Ia- ger reported BY the Heath Offer prob he
yellow fever. Lad over Until Tomorrow.
Jlu Bep.ou arrived from Havana lh int ~ b..
die sre.d l.r T- de-rr Trm..or . conc
the city and take ia outward cargo Referred
B1s NJ s Cou Pc,ifiou'4 TO p The cy Eo4 Or
in thrre o fv. da,s. Petition der.ed.
Bark n T. TA.1sds, Havana tie 1sta Of AuFst
having rern,d sogiwcs. spit Until tae lhh s- sai
since Quarantine w-oes 70 70 the city been
d-h<red exop' hundred ard uirety hoE-hed
retard ~ bsl.ss tn referred The Heath Officer
Bra Nancy AM petitions To to The -i,y leave
land cos! 8; F1SbLpor: or Rondoat Petition denie4
FROM III PHYSICIAN AT THR nARIsE HOSPITAL
MARIys HosPrr.L, QUARANTINE.
staten I.iard, ". l.. Sept; -, ls6.
Dr. EocKwELI, Re.dcut Pby.caa. N. !. City:
Dta- Siv: The mao whom Won ordered to the Ma
River died Saturday evening sooo Alter "ntenz the
Hospital.
Hs dsease Q.lvocay ys!ou ieves and tie
topsy fuzzy corroborsied tbs di.sno-is
Of opinion that he contracted th ever al Greenpoin
Brooklyn. where bis vessel had ben as Tor w.h previous
yeI!Dy fever snd treated the accordingly pity tia.
sucL poor fellow, ,hoald b. 20 Perfected
prevovs to hisl from the cay "ss brought r. IN
Ia. TO-, Of Thru street, Nor Ryrrs marked
Respectfully your. ELISHA - ,i HARRIS
49,, 10 |
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IAdvr,tisemrnt.1
Mark The FACTS .

J. GtR,Ess cstsbii.i ment No. Ji9 Broadway, corner
Of Leonard st. the oldest and extensive in ho Uuitsi
State
GrRsEy tie fr introduce the AIT Of Photography IN
recently made poran alterations and improve
tnents in his establishment
Quincy has greater facilities for producing ner work
every branch has heretofore been produced this county
CT RhsY hse still his employ the best OF h old arsts
GrssrY has recently sdde! % the above talented corps
Of u,erica1 French, and G-fu-an artists.
vRSEvs ooOred Photographs Of al sizes need only 10 bs
seen 10 b. appreciated; they sp Ak tor themselves
GvRkFYs plain unroIched Photographs never eqaed
IS say artist. and the best judges.
GvRsEYs Dazuereotypes universally pronounced s1p
Nor productions . ,,.,
received Testimonials Tor hs xiii THAN any
other in the profession .
received the only medal Tor fhotoApn4c PROVISIONS
AZ the late Psrs IL % sequsntly ,
GyEsEY head the world in the Photographic
Art. <.,.,,....
p-s- Of tn city
GuRksY has no With other establishment In
any part Of the city. ,..,.,L.
&ussgy attends personally 20 h sad friends and has
done for the last sixteen years.
vsSgr will b. happy 20 con,inre that S'en.,'n ana
will sill endrsyor pleae al VINO may vor nn WIN '''
20 ha Photographic Pasce OF Art "cNsY
M. 3f9 Broadway. coruf Vi Le@n1t street
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MoRE ExrCLsIoss.-A few days ago. the citizens
OF Livingston. Sumter County held meeting to
slider the Of man named Samuel SherOOd, charged
with being Abolition incendiary. The evidence Of
several Witnesses clear that the suspicious Of tho
public were correct. The man denied the charge as
follows:
Gent, mon: am Enghmsn came 10 this country
about Eve months landed a, New Orleans have worked
fI BIZ Stot hey In the capacity Of journeyman tailor
Methodist 10 England aud ILL did give orders
for whisky sometimes fer quart and sometime for
gallon gallon and half per week, not knowing IL
Slavery 10 detesed Abol onist. but not
now have said that Slavery wrong at the North but the
South could along without H. did try to get the
purposes mentioned believing Frank be good boy aud
ChIistian-not knowing that il wss wrong"
The decision of the meeting that Sherood should
leave the county within three days He left. The fol-
lowing is description Of his person. given in tho
reported proceedings Of the meeting:
Bherood native Of England journeyman tailor by trade.
twenty five years o. FIVE feet eight inches high dark
eyes fair skin and exhibits devotion member OF the
Methodist Church He is fugitive from the English and
eLeuy recommend him ~ the good citizens Of Boston OF
Albany"
We have another similar case. On the 30th ult.
meeting was held at Cedar Creek Church, in Clark
County, Mississippi TO attend TO two AbolitiOniss,
named John and Henry Price. The proof was unques.
tiOnabe and the result of the investigation follows
After haring the evidence, the House unanimously
resolved
l. That Messrs. John and Henry Price are guilty Of
the charges preferred against them.
2. That they Aboitionists and anxious to propa
gate their faith that sub eet among our slaves.
3. That they dangerous persons in slaveholding
community, and ought to be elected from it
The meeting then resolved itself into " committee
of the whole" to inform these two fraudulent Prices
that they must leave the State within FIVE days. Thcy
accordingly left.
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The circuusdsursS OF the sdc OF the two copies u
A.s< nd xdoIn a. f.laaN.

The circumstances Of the sdc Of the two copies Of
"My Bosdaee end Pvcedom aic AZ fslows:
Wien VIC fnd completed our inventory in June lat
had bocls which had been kept in the back part Of
our store brought forward and placed on oar from, ts
Llos Among the books thur brought forward WA
Of he two Q, pies of DOuGlHss book which were in
our Ifs~Its on.
ANcw-Oicars gentleman dropped into tho s.orc,
wanting something 10 read us he wcot up Tho river.
IT, locking over the stock. bo finds this copy OF
"Dot glass and remarks 70 my partner, DO they
aOw YOU "a keep -nCh stuff in your bookstores here y
Ills reply we, Not exactly. though people here
claim de right to rad prctt, much VIVA, they please
The gentleman replied " tia. .ucb book, would no!
be allowed in New-Orcans'
AL war not prrrent do rot profess 10 give the
literal words used but believe give the spirii Of the
rcnarks
lie bought some ether book and left and my part
replaced The book il tie hack part Of our store
This gentleman Travelled up the river with the Rev.
Mr.. Ilawtbo of Mobile al told him be had seen
such and such book at Strcklands store.
The Rev Mr. Hawtho ne tells Col. Jones. while on
vis.t 10 his housc, the thing. Tho Colonel no
quests him If such is the ca4e 70 buy and scnd 1t
10 linn.
Wien the Rev. Mr.. Hawthorne returns 10 tho city,
he sends bis Donulaw, Dr. Cragin. to buy the books
He buys two sil We have, takes one himself. and
order. the other to be charged and seDt to Col Jones
/ was not present At the time Of the purchase.
Mr. Philip, our clerk, who sold the - Autographs Of
Freedom" siaet, regarding its salc, as follows;
young r. nteman who If clerk in Mr.. Salsmsn's
cigar store his name do not know stopped in front
of our store, accompanied by friend and said to
him.; Come in / want to buy come sabbath School
"bd9k, and want you to help me make the solection
They entered the store and were waited upon by
MI Epson who met them al the front counter.
The young man talked with Mr.. Json about the
hool book while his friend went directly to the
shelves beyond the middle of the store, took down
book handed it to and said Whs, is the price Of
that" / replied, Zone dollar He said. II WIZ
take it." / rut our stamp it, wrapped it up, and
handed it to him. He paid me for it, aud both geate-
men Immediately left Withou: purchasing any sabbath
School books
II have done aught other than what have stated
above II is unknown to me.
challenge any proof that BY word or deed have,
dir, CITY or Indirectly, in any form shape, attempted
or de-red during any period Of my life, to circulate
any Abolition document sentiment or anything else
which could In any way tend to prOInugate Anti
Slavery views, beyond the above facts.
My whole lite at the South gives the lie direct to any
such assertion.
The ten thousand lies and rumors in circulation which
have become engrafted ON the above facts false
from beginning to end WILLIAM STRICKLAND.
Bytys Hotel htv- fo'k. Sept 6. 1855.
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A communication was received from the Warden of
Bellevue Hospital stating that two cases of yellow
the Hospital one of them had been sont to the Marine
Hospital The people on the steamboat King Philip
refused to take the to Marine Hospital in conSe-
as in An open boat which the Physician thought must
cause the patients death.
The following Junior Assistants for Belvue Hospital
were appointed: John G. johnson, of Andovx, Mass.
Geo. S Hardsway. Columbus, Ga; Fred A. Burial
IT,. New-lork Carl +. w. Haase New-YOrk; John
j. Campbell Brooklyn; John X. Buist, Charleston,
S. c.. Robt. G. McGiven Stratford, Conn.
ltwas
Resored That the Offices Of Cerk in the Lunate aud
Ch in Bellevue Hospital be abolished and hessrs Pincknc
Al Rutherford the ncumbents be notified THAI th services
are dispensed with hfter November l.
The Board sOon after adjourned.
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SUPREME COURT-SPrcIAL TYsn-SErr. 0-BsfsU
Judge DA'IEs
THE WRENCH rCGITpEs IN ThL srPREnE cosHr-
HEAVY BAIL.
The Northern Railway Company Of Franc. sst ChAa Cpss
tisr Louis Grest Eugene Gree be.icita D-buA Aasuan
Parrot and - GueTin.
A c,l suit was commence to-day agaax the
French fugitive fnancers. The claim Of the Oou,
psny il upward Of million oi dollars, appears from
the annexed affidavit upon which Judge DaSks
Issued An order Of arrest in which the bail 6Ked u
$4,000.
The names Of al the defendants but are faminM
TO the public. Felicite Debud stands in q near rdls-
ton TO NJ Parrot; but whether shc BE- married or sagb
is not certain. As a woman she excepted from
the order Of arrest, which was executed in the csso
of the day.
James Morrogh acts for the plaintiffs and MsaasI
Galbraith and Sanyay for the defendants.
We sutjoin the affidavit Of N. Tissouder, Of wAidh
the complaint IL almost q copy:
tn. be- ran. a. Inspector o Of the kcSe@n R~.y
L,d. GitIe icrpciy Uad.I G:.hl.r q c. :4d Cs..
and A.d to the booLs .oseh.r.
bill b.H$' h., Of 'oGs and S,ss, ys.Ss % s s
safe k-spng Deponen further hs the plaintiffs as an m
in Pan. under The name rys sad q Tn. northern Ii
way Con pauy France ,ts defendants rrsd.u
state sewYot That the .sh DAY Of August lss ps
CU.ntier in the employ Of said Company thes, Rra
-. in Ssk employ &ShiT tbs, hsy oss.
in said Company hdacary capacity and had Large .nsI
her csl- T. On o. sIoa. ,hs BIB day q Angus. ga Of
pen.sr asked .nd obsnt, perm q tho Vice Pe.dss
said Company sb~Bt himself from the place 81 bn
said Company for, few days alleging s resson to- az "
,, ,% s.,Hs, biz ,S S'. %., s s TN =:
Grlet sO-entrd himself wu, p-m'sion from "a, oosnnS
tied untI aond.y, Il. .t day q September fis~ia< -
day tbe father s.id Csprn,ier who 90 .so p
Snson which s hsd just hs, bis son he'd nos se
70 ~. his .f.a: brs e Be . mad S, ." . c.p.n =
Grr!et the su.ples u s.d Company sho u.
pn HIsd mt 10 49, H.. a .ssr. .ad
trsp.rty should been Gpted and then and tsese ds-
40 Compsuy 57s7 -as~s u the capita! stock u IL
c, ap.ny sch ..Ie bsns S.nAly Worth Upward Of ~
msirs I'D ,halr. bad b-.n snb,ied BY .d dssd.ns o..
rr and Grr,t, that shortly s,sr such diseovery
tbs bo,en.r-d P.vsnd GasrD Cor The purpose Of smsAs
:s5 ss S liz; ' Of s:s I 20 :s, =
ia.@ n. Obj, ,s.;'; Or n. st ..s.. sSs s- &: -:
GurS E.v. tsadaleny and souoo.J converted Ss .ss .
their own Ths drpon.nt farther ,sys that be kss
fh., Lv G.let IA, eoe .od 70 tsi. dsposess A =
stAer with the sd dnassts eubessA The ssA s.as
-, tx :s.f Va sSs s.s-s
ncGoed BIN and hs co~frDdsnts secretly 70 asfes ~
90. q. va Eus.Ds Gre. Fsuei.. D.Ssd sd Pr. -
bind se sooioeTssd wiis Toe .st Cp.c.. 20 Ls1 -
.: = a d. "a cs ss w. NJ. I a S1s: ds
roD~ry hnovini The ssu,e " have ben enbrsl - eN
Gkatiy obtained y. TISSONNA
Swofn before me this Spfh day q e~Ss>rshes foo&
n. z. EVERETT. Cen ~ 1904
30 BAsBAs cSsPvA
The necessary pspew o. which 70 issue vrh u -
beas corpus rcqunng tAe Production Of W sssvs -
lies in Court hsve beeo peessrsd. ~ vrssV
e<thA ~ Gu vsuA eQap - (ib saass1 -
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YOUNG MEMS FREMONT AND DAYTON
CENTRAL UNION.

The regular meeting of this Association was held last
evening at tie Stuyveeant Institute Northumberland
Ing the uuisvUable condition Of the weather the Hall
HILL made an excellent speech. He viewed politics
in theatrical light and the prominent persons in the
notcal contest a. actors on the stage The apt illus
trations kept the audience continually interested and
were frequently applauded. Nh Han was followed oy
D.N,yI p TYLER Of Connecticut who made stirring
speech, at the conclusion of which the meeting ad-
toutt I'd
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1t would be well for the Germans and Lnsh to TT
member the word, of Robert Wicklfe, ono OF the
kentucky delegates to the Cincinnati Convention
WHICH nominated Buchanan, when he returned to his
own State. Referring to the probable extension Of
slavery and the demand for slsve labor that would
SIRE. he sa'd thai If there po niggers e~ough. he
vac I'm favu Of making slaves Of the id Irsh and
" Dutch" 80 sa,e Csssur N. Cay. Who heard the
remark. aud no ono has verturcd to dispute the socu-
recy d biz etatesae0x.
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lAtTriikensrtl
lA.VrftSsenet-I
FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Tbe Well-ear ned reputd-

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Tbe weuearned reputa-
ton o. e- SCALES ta induced the yerte Of zpeec, snd
Orhles- ba-AEes. offer them Fsrbanhs Scales ssd
pgrcEArs have thereby IN many been s1b-s7d -
frsst and imposition. Te sgbsbess have controvey
with honorAbL oOp>ou who rsassct business Ia t.i owh
name bot they vii take 70 brig y justice Us -
koIe, perpetrators OF The sbov- fraud .nd u tAe S.n n
..k< ias ~ caution the pubic of ther
F.IRsSEst Co. No. is9 Br~dIsy kT-i'h
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fAdvprr.2QrnLt
ThA dramatic

PIpny.s N.1kNAI THEATfR.-Tbe dramatic
VERSION Of Mr.. R.,eh.r Stow. D The DSna s~anP
p-rPAr-d Thest~r. proUi'e. 20 have .oes raa
eLsrt.r q Ter m kasS brea taeen fr krrLs
CosDsLia HowssD .la t.si Of nniy Zoe Mn e hov.td
un,L 1870 49, al Tsis krLsSeos ff hs seeonnodA
tcu q IL L.sza Ths pasouipe "Tse Mgr IisAr SU
90 b pSf{ued MA =
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MARINE AFFAIRS
TOTAL LOSS OF BARK KIRKLAND.

TOTAL LOSS OF BARK KIRKLAND.
From Our Own Correspocdeat-
ATLANTIC Cir, N. j., Tuesdsy, Sept ~, lS't.
Lat night the bark Kirkland of Baltimore, Robert
Bentrnu master. bound from Rio JaDero to New
York came ashore in the gale about foHr miles eeuth
Of Abseoom Inlet. She had a cargo Of coffee, which
with the vessel is total lc~v Fortunately the OH
cers and crew wexe al eeved. 7. N.
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WosASs RIGHTS CosvTErIos PosrroSEp.-lne
Seventh Annual Ns!cnA WonAns Rshss Conveniior Id'~
tses for the stA St and h Of Ocobcs is Temporarily post
ponsd Notice ofiis meeting vii b. given hereafter
u. behalf Of Cen,r. Committee LUCY STONE, Soy.
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[Adver.is Des.
PyRIUMYb BREATH.-What hdy or gentle

ma. would rpusio under tho 4 dissseesb brsxt
xtru by usinz the BALM THOUSAND FLowEss dsnr
fc~ would Dot only render sweet but leave the ,osth white
- aSbss,~r May 81 not know ther breath bod
snd ,b- subject delicate THEN friends will E
Pour drop u the BALM your toothbrush and SasS
The teeth night snd cen. bottle VII ase y,sk
For sale BY 81 Drus None genuine unless signed By PE<'
rIeSE L Co., Propr.etorN
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lAdyertisenrut.I
PpeTOGRAP,Is, DAGURRREOTYPES, AMBR0-

Mr. Ca.sLEs D. PkgpsfcXs ls'e GCRSEY PsEDRIcXs
T most complete establishment IN the
world Removed the corps talented PAisL assts
4. NO 5a6 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel