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EH Il A L. Il IL " ID r. e A ID
JAMES PYLE's
DIETIC SAL e AT U s

The great perfection attained in The publication this
saerau)' places II high in demand amongst u, con
sumers who prefer q pure and wholesome article. Is
superiority anything YET In use, acknowedged ny
all that try e. and rs merits only need r. ne Known
whence will take the place Of every other saleraus In
the market. 1t has
Double the a mt OF RS ising Properties
thai comm saeraus has and is therefore less eSpen-
sve ara every mother who has regard for Tire health Of
her chldfen Will not fail to t.. Medical unani-
mousv admit that the Of acri alka contained In
common saieratus which be1g constantly consumed In
Dread is very destructive 10 health II deranges the
stomach secres in the system and Il the cause Of many
actons that consumers not o. hut there Is
no danger 10 using the DtETIC sALERArUS, Il berg
free from all impurities, containing the necessary quail
ties for raising, which 10 sufficient to produce
~ 0NE-EIGHTH MORE BREADf
al better quality from the barrel Of -four than can be
obtained by any other process. It Is much superior to
supercarbonate Of Soda Or making short biscuit and all
kinda VI CAKE. None will dispute this amer trying H.
Manufactured by JAMES PYLE.
ia Warm st.. New York.
For sale by drocers generally HowH 4 HAcxErr,
Agents los Main street, Worcester.
dacl8 Dan
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VUNHE undersigned having purchased TIE patent right
Of HALLJDAY'S SELF REGULATlN WIND
MILL is ready to act Tor their erection upon
terms stated below, with the guarantee that if ey do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
u uths' test and refund the money.
BY an ingenus and novel arrangement this Mill is made
to regulate itsef not to run beyond given
Der of revolutions per minute thus enabling them to stand
the severes gales without risk Of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills this will require watching, and after
being put in order Will require only seasonal oiling,
for months and years. For economy in raising
Forcing water for barns and dwellings, for irrgating
dTaning lands. and for Railroad purposes this MIL will be
1Onnd 10 surpass everything Of the kind
These Mills were awarded the highest premium (Silver
Medals together with Diplomas at the late State Fa
held at Philadelphia, and Ne York
Prlce at Shop for Mills designed far Pumping Wdtt :
only.
No. /, Wirgs fans it. diameter, $50
$50 p "... a"... ie,' .,a'u Sc
q, IL "...........-..........l 60
" 3. g Is "................-.....2 25
6, s 16 g. ....................2 75
All orders and inquiries should be addressed to
PERRY THAYhR,
ana dSwtf South Gr0tnn. or Worcester. Mass.
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a r e f r Ell! FTRE!!
Tie demand for Triton & MoFARLAND,S FIRE Ann
BURGLAR PROOF
SALAMANDER SAFES.

Increasing 50 rapidly in BostNn throughout the Eastern
states has led us to open War; house III this CITY at No
IL HOWARD st where we shall at all times keep full
and cnplt4 assortment Of sill the various sizes from the
small u.s. to the largest Bank, Insurance Company and
jewellers SAFES ~ ~
The Superior safety peculiar to our make above all
others ured, is that they Fire and Burglar
Proof tact which has been fully demonstrate in the
large fires in SIN Francisco and throughout the Stat
an by those Of orr friends who have relied rpon them
IN times OF trial The fact al'o, that the United States
HoVernmerC in the selection Of sfes gives pref
ehce 70 US above ali Others, and have Safes 10 the
Patent Office for the Government Jewels-ths selection
beng made by men whose opinion has been formed by
aetuai invest cation Of The merits Of the different m anu
actuTers whose sies were scented FOR heir in ection
and carries with H. consequently, much more convincing
proofs Of the superiority claimed by u.s.
DeP0t-RO. IA R0Ward Street.
feb1 d3m Triton & MCFARLAND
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NJArURALIX ALTON IMPORTANT
IA NOTICE!

The subscriber respectfully informs the Foreign Popu-
ation Of New England that he still attends to the bust
Of preparing first and second papers for those who
wish to become citizens Of the United Sael very mod
crate terms at his old stand.
All foreigners residing out Of the city of BOSTON desr
ing to procure First Of final Papers of Naturalization
must come to Boston, as there is other court in any
town city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified to do the
business.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing First Parers can pro-
cure them any day between the hours of 10 NJ. and
p Last Papers ON Fridays only, from ~ o'clock A..
NJ. to p. NJ.
THOMAS ROWEAN. Jus Of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England.
129 Federal Street, Boston.
n9l dHwfm
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EAHuGs, DYES, &c.-G. S. a A. J. HOWE
NJ Worcester Bank Block have in store and oIer for
sale. lots 10 suit,
Acid sulphurcI Nader, Dutch;
10 Ntrici Nutgalls, Ground
90 MoHa'ici pearlash, FIRST sort
Alum, ump and ground Potash Grst sort
Ammonia, Aqus aud cArbi pntnsh Dichronnte
ARGOS, Ground Prose pauers,
Brim tone crude ana rehnd Starch, Wheat, and
Blue Ntnni sumac. aicyj
Copperas Am. and English, Soda Ash,
Cuich, Cudheari 81 sodat
Oochineal Honduras sal Nixoni
Extract OF INgwood Tin, Bancn;
Glue Iron Liquor, Tin, Crtstals;
Isinulass, Amrficari Wood, Eaglish.
Indigo, Beogal
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uBEMOVAL.-T The subscriber having removed
ia from Orange a. To ~ snuhbdfest would re'pect-
fully give notice Mt he will continue heretofore, to
keep the best supply 81 -
to be found In the city Order received by A. 7. Albee,
az GEo. I. KING.
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RAKEE

FREEMAN BAKER
NERO q ANDIZB AND MONEY BROKER
NO. SaieGa Street. Boston.
Money TO loan on Personal Property Watches bought
500 and EXCHANGED Cesh for old Gold and Silver
an Sseeond hand Watche DIFF ma-1
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.


ANthe Petition aforesaid, Ordered Thnr the Petitioners
W atested copy Of their Petition with this Or
der thereon, to be served upon the Town Clerks of the
several towns Of sutton and DOuqsss also Published three
times vt least in the Daiy Worcester Transcript, and
IN the Daily Worcester Spy, salt service to be tweny-ope
days at least before ths eighteenth day Of March nex
that all persons Interested may then appear and show
cause Il any they have why the prayer Of said petition
shoull not be granted.
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lExPuASAuoN.-Eig to ten words make line-10 Ia
lines square" nonpareil type.
r.. : o
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ReaI Gstate.

BUILDING LOTS-wen located in different
ED parts of this city. For Sale cheap by
auS1istf G. A. HARRINGTON Il co.
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BUILDING MOVlNG.-the subscriber hav-
EB ing had several years. experience in Boston and vi
entity in the moving and raising of both Wood and BGk
Buildings, either with without chimne,s standing,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that on and after November 1t he will attend to
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient
ner.
References F II. Kinnicutt Jonathan Grout, j. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
o25 d3mt No 8 Myrtle st.
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SICILY SUMAC.-1o0 bags Ingham & Co Is Is
- quality sumac, just received and for sale by
n17 diff G.S 4 A. J. HOWE.
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In The House Of Repre- .entaliyes Feb 10 lses Con-
CURED. W. I. hAshhLL' NieIA'
true copy--Atest. 49,.
f23 dst y. cox, CLERK o. tlle sennss
WPONNETS, BON n Ers i--Ladies in want OF
y Bonnets will aud the largest assortment and the
p1ettest styles 10 be found In the city AZ BkOMNlNdS
For further particulars call a. hs Store AoV NAM ~
pla 4a az
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AN HARVARD sTREET-A good Building
~ Lot for Sale by @. A. HARRINGTON.
istf
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CTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY. VVOrcesser, Mass.
INCORPORATED 1916


ctOAPs.-Persens in want Of Soaps Of any descrtp
y ton Toilet Household Pimice which is Just the
thing for Mechanics will do well 10 cal 1t GEORGE r.
spURR's, 2Ol Main st., and examine his magnificent
stock n26 dtf
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WIN. q. GOODSPEED-CARPE AND
Wv JOIN ER--Building, Job Work, AMI Joinery in
gu its hranchss, attended to at short notice.
Shop, 10 Is Wellington street.
Worcester, August 3, 1855. DIFF
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6 ERWIN.-Furniture Painting, Vanishing,
-, aud Polishing done in the best style. Chamber
Belts Repainred.
Cash paid for good second. hand Furniture, at
al FRONT STREET next to Harding's Block
HIy
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Northwest Guns for the Indian service in 1856.

ofucE or Tsptlr ArYIms,
Janguy n, s5s.
PROPOSALS viii be received At the oes iadiap Affair,
of the with February fof fuf bog and Dr.
hFeringone hall shsr the l day u May, 1856 and
bali sfer iAh ~ thuusnhd
adsn Department, arysred
iht ssr rtes ~ New Ynk, PhHdelpha
Bhdf+ Detroit Louis, thiraso,
ad~r .isct reserved quire
sbavs Differed and
speched date, sny IN e lsB
Pies and ~ the qaay any additional nuiuser ol guns
actually required the II #..#- VI
soh bidder will be required erhihh sample samples ~ h
kihd srd qssiy "fgga ga- ha " Furnish saa the
department hr frt of nR bod
hlsvea p b. Nos. sdva",rr~"u- 10 80 Indians eondsrs
vicssbl qns, but no hid viii b. dseA
accomplished ny surcett susanee n ne I'D q hs party =
viii dtnKs secufy
far es performances Of hs enrset Within ten days after me
Hvstd.
cu- aps pies ~ The accep'rd bidder win
be dsirrrh W eveu
apd fy 'hstrl Before th1
of- sna., shlctsd tie thorough nnd
rdd simple and ihp-e lha
foaad ima sni fully equal 10 respect, wiz be
isetrd.
bond that of the bd win be required
f the nal execution q the eortse the part ~ The success
fu
Payment Coz NIFTY quantities recsived VIII he made
throsrh ,he Unei States imaedaify ns ne deve
and scceptsnee tistsor GEO w. MANYPRNNY,
Jan 2-dhk then s'awtiah Feb. Cpmair.ioner.
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United states Patent Once,
wasbiu stDD Jsnuafv q. 1876.

IN petition Of Zsphaniah Baswcrt o Haner Onto pray
hp OF grautod to him the OH
April Irfl Improvement consiruetus heating stoves
or sevsn years expiration OF said patent which akcs
niaee on 9Th day Of Apii, le5S--
the said p-tion be heard Al the Patent on &C
Monday gath OF March IL O'Clock, and All
prrsons notified appear aud show cause, II they
have. why ssid petition onPh, % he granted.
opposing TO ne IN the Patent
oiecos, specially forth in wrnr, at least twenty
dRy,
transmitted IN accgd
ance Office, which will be furnished ON app
iu the will be closed the ith dep
osltons, relied testimony, must be
the before morning OF that day the
Rumenta, e. any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published In the Union, Iniei
eancer and Evening star, Washington, d. ci Argus Baltimore
Phd~pa Journal OF Comn,eic
New and Enaner, Cincinnati ohio once week far
spv ~ bsnrtns. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
rsEaoH ofhe above win pease copy, and send ef
bills Paisut oee, with paper containing this notice.
Jan 4--iaw3w .a..# 4. #.s.s.#. .4Hr
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united states Patent Once,

in petition of Michael b. Dyo, OF Pbadelpi, Pennsyiva-
extension OF paeht granted 10 him for
lamps cr essential oils for years from
of said paout, which takes place ON the uir.
ilet Of May, 1876. II
ordered mat the snd petition be heard at the Patent once
Monday nineteenth May al " O'Clock, and all
person. notified appear and show they have,
wal said petition ought not 10 be granted.
the required 6ein Patent
objections specially Vrth an whiting al least twenty
OF hearing Ar testimony 6ied by either party
sad taken and Transmitted IN ac-
the rules OF the Office which will be furnished on aP
plication.
rhs rstuony will be closed the eh of May
relied testimony, nusl
aed Office before The morning Of that day the
Arguments. any, within ten DAYS tho featcr -
Ordered l,o thai published In the Union, Inte
repe,r and Evening STAR Washington, c. Republican, Bal
ore Maryland Psnnvanian Philadelphia, Pal and Journal
OF Commerce, New YORK, NJ ", week for three sue
previous 10 the nineteenth Of May next e day OF
"Ns CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEditots papers will please copy, and send
Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
Fbl5-lRw3w ...5
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~. .... ... Heinond, Jannary p, lhSh
IN eanrmI with the Virginia Of isio page fo section
~ 4" hereby nass tnovu ~ al whah
app~. esraeas f ihs rscheato % city Petersburg,
os'sa ne oh DAY o. Jan s % ard received oce
the Nh 1876 inaaeu held an Inc tth dav
ofbecsrber, s5s the follow civ ~ pets,se,v a.
which f,nna
this COMMONWEALTH, 20 wits -Nf'
lst One huuse residence AZ s,,a r,it.x -.
innfnr hfet dveinE, pn sarks s,,e,
ruoninr south ~ feet, feet fce hencs
~ esi, with small loi IN and siinnR,
sd One raesn lot two rarts aoinns the o ma ,r
SOUTH Noe snd5 The ART No 4, s. feet street
bounded the BY w. r. Jones being 49,
deep The second No rs feet front On MarEt stree.
being the north line from Maket back 100 dem m
the south line from Market bHct M feet derp
ad One house and tot the side ~ nonns alley
ffUp bounded by frasies NORTH BY Hsr
lot, the south by Marshs lot,
fh Ope house and lot Short MARKET devised
O'psra w Mrs w fuenne havhR hrk swens se trrran
on west side az shart Mkt 10 feet front
ring p0
y
Jan i9-'swew # .# . Reg'f Land Ofice
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uni,ea states Patent omse,

IN petition Of Joseph H. Burrows, of Cincinnati, obs,
praying o granted 10 him on the aSd
Apri S4a IN mill stoner Tor seven
the said which takes place on me
day of Apul, trss--
that petition heard at the Patent Once
Monday, the 7ih " O'Clock, ms and al per
app they have, why
ssid petition ought be granted.
INC
their Obi specially forth writing ~ fns, twenty
day ere of all ssmon, hed w either patty
taken uabsmiedin
with obce which viii be furnished ON
application 49,, !,
The ~uony closed the 9Th OF March
depcps relied testimony must DC ned
the Arguments,
if any, within days thereafter.
ordered that this he published IN INC bnios ~
AND Evening Washington d. q; Argus ba
rauio and unon, HARRISBURG rs Journal ~ Comuee,
Enquirer Cincnna Oho once week for thrfe
successive weeks previous the TN Of hpu nsr he a o'
hearing #.... CHARLES MhsoN, Z.
sEdors ~ papers will please copy ana seno
bills Ofics containing 'hs n"hos'
Ian 23~~law3w + 4.
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aions of Cong sud sent " durisg
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posT orFics DrrAarnExr.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and management Of the Po Office Department assigned
by the consution and laws TO the General That
t business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action u is distributed among several bu-
reaus, foows The Appointment Ofce charge the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Oca in
charge Of the Second Assistant Pcstmsster Generals the
Finance Office In charge Of the Th Assistant Postmaster
Gener and the inspection Office, in charge Of the chief
clerk. ###n
Appointment 0Fee.Horaio King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
dscontnuance Of post Offices changes Of sites and
appointment and Of postmsers and route and local
agents. aso the giving Of instructions to postmasters
Postmssters furnished With marking and rating stamps
and letter balances BY this buresu which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the Of the depart
men and with tho supernt odence Of the several agencies
established TOR supplying postmasters with blanks. To this
buesn likewise assigned the supervision OF the mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements,
Contract O9ioe.Wilam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and tweutysN clerks To this Of
ice assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
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New sooh. at Taylor ~ ms"sy'-'
nINLoP's Digest United ssesi Volume,
~ complete. 81 50.
Macaulay's Eagisnd vols, complete for dollar
Feb0 Bvoks'ofei ne" WV A1
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. !. p. BENJAMIN, ,sf

or LOUISIANA ssphs
Delivered in the Senate on the 9th and 18th OF February
1856.
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The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the SEQ
retarT OF the treasury, two comptroler commissioner OF
house board, and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties Of these
several oce and o the force therein respectively
Sscroarys 0Ecson. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury Hon. y @. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer IN charge architect three
ariy employed and clerks The ecre-
tary Treasury charged with the general
OF fiscal transactions Of the government of the
cuton Of the concerning the commerce and
OF the United States lie superDtends the survey OF
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals
the United Sates and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
Fsr.t Coptroders Elisha Whittlesey esq, Comp
troer fifteen clerks He prescrioes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering accounts for tie civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revise and certies The
balances arising thereon.
Second Comptroisr's 0Hcs.--John NJ Brodhead, ESQ.,,
Comptroller and clerks He prescrbes the mode
Of keeping and rendering the Of the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public SERVICE and revses and
o. '3es the balances arising thereon.
Oos " Copanissopsr Of the Ogsonps.Hugh j. Anderson,
esq, Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
revenue and dbursemep and for the building and repair
n custom houses &c., and revses and cethes the balances
arising thereon.
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United states supreme Court Decisions.
JUDGE cuRTls's EDITION.

Repors Of Decisions IN Tho Sepres Court Of The United
" Ssotes Wih Notes and Digest.
BY b. r. Curs OF the associate JUDGES q
vols evo PIIee, - per vol
pHI5 edition comprises The reported by Dallas
Uranck, vols wheaton, ~ yols. Peisfs, 10 Howard
The old Of these 55 the
Iogue piiea which Sa This eduin ~ volumes, IL Of
Subscribers al the low price OF 50 volume So for e
whole.
From the Justices Of e Sapreme Court cf e U"itsd States
We approve plan of Justice Curss Decisions Of The
Supreme the Unitd believe that exeenan
by him much uity legal profession and TO our
country. atN 'Hs N
.....tH atF ROGER o. TANEY, Chief Justice.
JOHN MCLEAN, Associate Justice
'@ #..# " JAMES w. WAYNE, Associate Justice.
.Ea. .fa .a#s# JOHN CAl RON, Associate Justice
PETER ", DANIEL, ASS ,eiat. Justica
SAMUEL NELSON, Associate Justice
ROBERT q. GRlEh, Associate Justice.
... as .Hn- J. A. CAMPBELL, associate Justice. fs
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From Judge Mclean, Of the United States Supreme Court.
have long reports the
will ne correction OF e errors of tD
present
doubted modified "veui o. az
propuaed will II increased value
July is, less JOHN MCLEAN,
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From Judge Curon 0 Ms Cnsted Stdfes Shpreme court
The specimen volume have - well edted and wei
printed and II The vuue well executed IL.
si have AR Justice Cues ediuon will al
all other Court decisions
He dencunb.red ine of OF u-eiess mater
duciDg and student and
ts lawyer and the jadge aud then the ree Is
BILE. JOHN
NASHVILLE Jul 81. ls55,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-17

GREAr BAG NI6Hr Mass MEx7lrs. According
TO previous announcement the Sag NIGHTS of the
city assembled last night in grand mass meeting,
to the number of about five hundred, of which about
one hundred were Irish, seventy-6ve Dutch, and
one hundred and fifty Office holders together with
a considerable number Of Sans boys.
DR.. A. w. Miller called the meeting TO order,
and Alderman w. r. Bsyly was made the chair
man Of the evening, Messrs. James +. Halliday and
Richard II. LAskey were appointed secretaries.
James NJ Carlisle, Esq, of this city, was the first
speaker, and portrayed what he called the evils OF
Known othingism in dark forebodng picture.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Carlisle's speech a
long series of resolutions were offered by some
whose name we did not learn. These resolutions
denounced the principles Of the American party
generally, and grossly misrepresepted the effect Of
the American policy Illustrated in the city gov
eminent. The chairman put tho Affirmative side
Of the question on the adoption of these resolu-
tons, and about half the persons In the room re-
sponded. Without putting the negative side Of
the question he decided the resolutions adopted.
This announcement was received with demonstrar
tons of applause. ass
n This part of the programme having been execu-
ted, the following named honorables were intro
duced in order: T. +. Bowie, of MARYLAND, who
made speech in defence of Catholicism G. w.
Peck, of Michigan, who made Republican speech,
and abused Hons. Humphrey Marshall and Lewis
d. Campbell considerably; A. G. Brown, OF Missis-
sippi; I. B. Florence, of Pennsylvania; T. G. Da-
wilson, of Louisiana; all Of whom made old-fash-
ioncd Democratic stump speeches. But the cream
of the evening was kept till the last After these
honorable gentlemen had got through--and it
seemed to be pretty hard work for some of them
DIR. VIM. B. Magruder was introduced, and pro-
claimed himself the Foreign Catholic candidate for
Mayor. When the Doctor commenced his speech,
there were about two hundred persons present, and
when he had concluded they had dwindled to a
corporal's guard. as VI s.