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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

We recommend the subjoned nnecGote to the par
ticular study Of slavehoding commandments In rha'
particular il their conduct different from that ID the
old negro woman : And do not our Northern chsrches'
which fellowship shareholders, taie view OF thrst-
lenity very much ike hers
"A negro woman. soon sff r having experienced
religion stole goose to make merry with her consort
from neghbOrDg plantstr on. OF course she was ss
whipped for the good Of ott ers well az OF herself
Soon after these circumstW Gee communion was -
take place in the neighbour God and Dinsh prepared -
go. Her mistress remonst aed with her. and mentioned
the goOse affair saf Client for her not 70 OF
fer hersef on such oily occasion; to which size re-
piled, Lor, Missus, amt gwine to turn my oacA vi
INV Dressed Massa, for no old goose =
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ANoTHRR BLOODY BATTLE IN kAssAs-EzPtoaed:
BY telegraph dispatch in another column, IL WA
be seen that the story previously announced by tee-
graph, of a conflict in Kansas between the FRO
Slavery men and AtOtonists in which several OF the
eombatants were killed and Others wounded was made
out of whole CLOTH except small portion Of the
warp There had been slight furry II true
but not worth recording. Some wag probably MADE up
the rest to satisfy the gaping creduty and rampant
sUiratons OF Abotonists down East. There have
been 40 many Of these bloody stories from Kansas,
almost all of which have proved to be false or grossly
Exaggerated. that one would think the market for
them would be- in a measure glutted; but, on the
contrary the demand for them appears 70 be as good
rs Yer journal Of Commerce.
This is certainly very cool. The Journal 81 COM
nero, not content TO hold the unfortunate free-otate
settlers Of Kansas responsible for all the outrageous
conduct of the Border Rufians-on the old pretense
that they would not act if they had not been pro-
voked-must needs saddle the Abolitionists down
East" with all the lies which the Pro-Slavery teie-
oronb GENERATORS at ST. Louis choose TO send IN tina
direction. The excuse now IL that the gaping Gre
" dulity aud rampant aspirations OF these down
Fast Aboitionsts provoke the st. Louis telegraph
operators to lie.
It's in yain however for The Journal n Commerce
TO hope By this ptul expedent TO call on the atten-
ton Of the public from the atrocities Of ts friends the
Border Rufians. The outrsges which they have
charged On the Free-State have all proved false;
but unfortunately the outrages reported OF them nave
proved but too true. The late inroad into hansas re-
suited in at least two cod-blooded murders Anu
What docs The .Jouraalof Commerce think Oh the
brrriuo down Of the jail at Leayenworh ana ~ inc
,browing Of Col. Delahay's press into the his'"u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
APPOINTMENTS By THE CANAL BOARD
ALBANY, Thursday Jan. p, lsyS.

The Canal Board made the following additional ap-
continents this afternoon . 49,, +. a..
ENsnEERS-J Platt Goodsen, Division Ensinees 70.
Fsstsru Dson Charles F. Smith Fret Assistant bnghee
CoLLvcToRS-J Thomas Davis West Troy Nathan psA
Horse Heads; Nathaniel 5. Petteng, Dres1en hS "
Gaenine Seotssyile John $ Skadden j., Higgins ana W.
w Perkins, Baldwin, Tile -. p....u.i,
WEIeH Maintained SbAdbOit, W est Iroyi pe"Ja"
J.. Higgins, Syracuse; and Lewis Pond, Uuea- H.. -
lssrkeroRs-Beg P. Middleon stanntoI fenoie I iSI
Edward C. Cline and John Fowler New-f Joshqa
zoe David Ferry, i Charles W. Whitney and hrsn
Albany Joseph r. Teft Stephen j. Lewis, Charles aie41 a
hrsstu Suow, Troy; s J. Sehemerhorn sehsnees5ayi Do
Van Syek and Leonard Moore UeaI George H. fHS "o''
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

NAsHlN6foA, Ihurrday, Jan. "a 1856.
No. 37.-Edwin {. Little ct al. W.. Levi W. Hall ct
al. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of the
Court affirming the decree Of the United States Cir
cut Court for the Northern District Of New-York
with costs.
No. ls2.-Robsrt Forsyth Vs. VIM. Kelly. Error to
Circuit Court for the Northern District Of Illinois. On
motion of Mr. Gillett, for defendant the cause was
dOcketed and dismissed with costs.
No. 46.-James A. Abbott, plaintiff, W. The Essex
Company. Argument was commenced by Mr.. Alb
bolt for plaintiff and continued by Messrs. Mervn and
LOTing for defendants.
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THE NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.

PuILApFIPHIA, Thursday, Jan. Y IeoO'
Capt Dupont was called as witness to-day III me
case of Commander Richie, aud denied IN the mos,
scoundreP were ever applied to him. His official let
ter TO the Department calling attention to the asSer
fions of Commander Richie was read. q,
The evidence for the prosecution has closed, ana
that for the defense commences tomorrow
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NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Thursday, Jan. q, IoOO'
The Airline Railroad bill was introduced into our
Legislative Assembly to-day with strong speech by
Mr. Parry. -, loo
The State Temperance Convention was neIu ne; !;
TODAY The resolutions adopted declare strongly in
favor of Prohibitory Liquor Law.
Gen. Duff Greene has been speaking before the
Legislative Committee on Corporations IN favor OF a
hi for Railroad Trust Company to protect railroad
securities against foreign capital.
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~rxor..p Rrx.-The exports OF rum from
Nv inc the Let of September last have been
DO n"o gallons. The Economist says that the export
stiops from New-York have also been large reaching
co coo Gallons in the last three weeks. Tbe priee
inland rum when the Eastern war eommencecs
80 thirty cent? gallon il Is now hfytwS esn -
Nth an activity Of demand greater than the so,
sunry. Molasses, in the same period hss nsee mJ~
twenty-five cents to forty eents. aaI n Roton tooI
French Government consrac. for soo,ooo sSo
Tex-Fncland rum at price governed ~ 90" INV
in molssses, The contract s being 'a''pi'
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and James l. Deamae- Syracuse; Gideon Hurlbut Tona
wsnda; John l.. WaGkns Vhtehsl Chester Peu6sd, John
Il. Hal bnd Charles C. Nation, OsreEo.
The work on the Sections 1876 and 1877 was ordered
to be suspended until the question pending as to the
plan, &C., be settled.
The Board then adjourned till the Goth inst.
The appointments for the 18th Section OF the Erie
Canal have not yet been made.
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most OF these religious operators, while their -.
called " schools" are at best but mere farce They
cost this city over $4,000 annually, and detract thss
much from egulalY-estsbshsd and well-known asso-
cisi:ors. So be on your Guard, Phlanihropists.
ME-loyk, Jan. 81 FRANKLIN
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LEGISLATURES.

HARRISBIkI, Ihufsudy, jan. u Iot'V'
A resolution was offered in the House to-day direct
inc the Judicial Committee to inquire If further egs-
iaon was not necessary 10 protect the personal hberc
ties of citizens from the arbitrary proceedings OF
Judges of the United States, exercising l"'dic'ioh Id
this State. Rejected by "a to 81. A.. :.
A hin was then introduced TO change the Vcnre IN
The Kane and Williamson case from Delaware County
10 PHILADELPHIA.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADrLPHIA, Thursday Jan. a. 1850.
The O'Clock train from New-fork encountered,
near Metuchin vehicle crossing the track. Both Of
the horses attached to the vehicle killed and the
driver was slightly injured. The train wa delayed
lOur.
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vETo.-The fiovernor of Alabama has put nls
veto upon the biz passed by both Houses of the Leg
lsture "to rene the loan TO the Mobile ana onio
Railroad Cor Ipany." This road, the Governor says
i already completed over 100 miles beyond the Aa-
bans line, and should rely upon its own resources VI
lock FOR ed from the States ID which II hes'
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ASSEMBLY.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. CAMPBELL.
pTDnDTs nr C0AfNfITerTrS

HEFUKIN UF IUAINIII LIS
Mr.. 3. SMITH, favOrably on the bill 10 repeal the
act excepting Incorporated companies from taxation,
whose profits do not exceed five per cent.
Mr. SPINOLA, to amend the act for the more
effectual prevention Of fires in New-York.
The Annual Report Of the lnsPector-General was
received.
Tie Annno Repor. Of the COmmissary General was
also received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

The following bills were passed. unless otherwise
noted:
To elsnse tie OF Peter Fort Nelson Peter Fort
II relation adoption.
To extend the time the collection Of Taxes in Tow Of
kpwzesf IRE &
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NOTICES OF BILLS.

Mr.. REILLY. of bill for the relief Of Newly orl
Volunteers who served in the Mexican War
Mr. WILLIAMS, TO charter the New-lOrk Laiies'
Home Infnnary Of the VI. +. Church.
Mr.. DIXON, to legalize acts Of supervisors ofNew-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

Amo mt Ieesfyed on Deposit the year 30 @ -
Amount %
Number OF
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporters.
SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday. Jan. "a.
THE PRISONS OF THE STATE

DINA L. AIBAN1, lUuTrudy. Jan. "a.
THE PRISONS OF THE STATE.
The three Inspectors of State Prisons submitted
their Annual Report to the Senate this morning. 1t
is certainly the most vOumniOus document thus far
presented to the Legislature. The following facts are
abstracted from it:
Of sc the Auburn Prison, decrease
45l. and at the Clinton Prison an increase Of 81.
The humber Of recOmmitments during the year a. Auburn
q; Snr-Sng Il; Clinton, p
first conviction, 6 second conviction. 81 third cony
ton 49, fourth conviction 81 fifth conviction seventh
viction, 1-Totsl, 702.
Number Of pardons and combinations during the wear
At Auburn 30 whites blacks Sing Sing - whites blacks
and white females Clinton. 20 whites, blacks Total 1874
whites and % blacks
Of punshmens during the year have been: At Al
bum zC8; Sing Sing, 4Gl; Clinton, 29o-Total, 1919
Number Of deaths including casualties and suicides IS: Al
Auburn. Ia Sing Sing, Z: Clinton, T.
Aggregate earnings Of the three Prisons for the year ending
September So 1855: I21 A. against 1851 p last year
Increase, All S5i - -.
6i8 81 last year. Decrease, 5o6lJ8 g.
EXPENSES Of the three Prisons their earnings during the
same period are +o2516-aganst S8'O6l y the previous
Number of mbece and insane the prisons follows:
Auburn, ri Clinton. q Sing Sing, B.
Insane conycts in the Utica Asylum 49, making total Of 81
TO be provided for
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES;
AUBURN PRISON.
Total contract earnings during the fiscal year ending
Sept. 80, 80 sl3 70
Miscellaneous earnings. 4755 ~
Total. ABB 30
Total 67'7S5 10
Total earnings over 47l65 50
SING SING PRISON,
Total tW0i u
Total ll6H+ 81
Excess of expenses earnings, : 1859 90
CLISTON PRISON.
Total earnings S523I2 10
Total 1882 y
Fxcess of exnenses over earniurs.......4l64j9 p
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EXCESS OF eKpenstS ONtT taIIlIIss' IO'fI' =
RESOLUTIONS-ABOUTC CLAIMS.
Mr.. LEE moved the following concurrent resolution

which lies over under the rule
RsoIred f the Senate concur) That ell claims for Canal
damages which NAV referred the Committee Claims in
either House dating back than five yeos shall be sub
nitted 10 the Canal Board whose duty shall be 70 examine
the hue and aforesaid Committees whether said
claims adudcated either in whole in part by said
Board what PAYMENTS have been made by said Board
I'm oudation of said claims and when aud 70 communicate
sny other information possession Of the Board that thew
deem useful aid the Committee in their inyestga
Il. ilclnt
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TO PREVENT PRIZE-FIGHTISG.

Nh BKOUkN lntrOuuCtu INC IUIU"II ID - -
80 nT.ysnt Prize fighting and fighting among game AMI
mails
SECTION Every person who shall set on foot OF
or move 10 or carry on, promote or do any Aet oTau @
berapce of any premedated fight or contention between
srops with their fists commonly called prize hghhe OF a
fsLtps between birds cocks dogs bulls OF peas
o. docs dogs and badgers or asy otef a
that sha been premeditated by any person hsNn
custody Of such animals shall be liable 70 arrest IoI 70
- ~ On CONVECTION her shall be punished by mpTsoutneh
in ptnspsrv or comfy Jail for term not less nAn Yen
exreedrg one OF By hne not exceeding @i
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SEC. Z. Tbs Act snhll take e5ect tInfnediatelyf
TO ENABLE NETWORK EXECUTIVE OFFICERS TO
OBTAIN INFORMATION.

NJ ANTHON introduced the following:
AN ACT 70 enable the Executive Ocers in the City u e"
Yolk 20 obt-h Information proof necessary in the a
charge VI their duties
SycTIoy Wherever Any head Of executive department.
or Of pv bureau such department shall require niofAion
OF po Of any fsc enable him 70 decide a. 10 any tnAe
~ ibr pertaining such department bureau. he may t
ue such information proof 70 De furnished BY adssso
minister All necessary osshs satous bat no fee shall %
CHARGED therefor -. IN /.
SIC Wlfu f.se svessing in such afhtAut snal n
,.si 70 be perjury and shall be punished accordingly
Src s This Act shall take effect immediately.
Tpr CENSUS MARsHALs IN NETWORK CITY,
M BREVOORT brought in a bill which provides
pat tbe supervisors Of the City ard County OF New
yok sba paw to each Of the Marsha sl95 for descno
no civ lands, and q cents per line fov recording
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NrW.yORK EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.

Mr.. SICkI.ES introduced bill TO enable Executive
officers of the City of Newly Ork to obtain Information
nv nrocf necessary in the discharge Of their official d-
ties which provides that when the head of any EXecu
tive department of the City of NewYork or any head
of Bureau in such department shall require lnfoTma-
ton to enable him decide as to any matter or thipg
nroperv pertaining to such department or bureau he
NAV r. ure such information proof 10 be gwen oy
affidavit taken and sworn to- and for that purpose
he NAV administer all necessary oaths but no lee shan
b CHARGED therefor False swearing in any such pro-
ceedings shall be deemed perjury, and punishable as
such. ..,.
Tur sorTU BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
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THE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
The officers Of this BaDk report thai The
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HE SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
FAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

officers Of this Institution repor! the following
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25
WHITE Ms.

Gases White Linens, slightly damaged, worth o2l
cents, only IS cents Shirt Fronts 6l 1871 H. 90 and rs
cents, Best Colored cambrics % cents Best English
sieca, 10 CENTS Best sarsenet Cambria 10 cents 100
comforters, worth $500, for $3.50. 2uO GENTS
sHAwLs large size, alt WOOL only 400 $4,000 worth
of MUSLIN, EpGlNGs, and INsERTINGs, at your
own prices
NIB Customers should not fail to give us an early
CALL We are determined to close our entire Stock.
WIN. LOCKE, 81 Co,
Nos. So Lincoln HOnse Block, Main st., opposite
Bsston aud Worcester Depot. din 90
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TLANNELs, FLANNELs.

Bales Domet Flannes, l2t cents.
Wool " 90 cents
Gray Twilled I" (all wool) rs cents.
" Red twiled Flannels, (all wool), 25 cents.
&c yard wide White Flaunes 25 cents
Cotton Fannels, 10 cents.
BLANKETS, large size, only $500. CURTAIN MUS
Inns from 12i cents. CRASHES of all kinds. TABLE
DAMAsK, Bleached and Brown. BROWN oovLIls,
from 25 cents. NAPKINS, all Linen, from $l25 per
dozen. BLEAcHED LINEN COVERS, slightly dam
aged by water, 50, only $500. LINEN D0YLIEs.
large size, only % cents. EMBOSSED COVERS all COL
ors, only $l,25.
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CnnItcr RnsI, scn-Iet Fever.

Especially dorug the preva ence Of this malignant
and iatal disease the public should again be informed
that GRENyGLLE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most
edectua remedy for Canker, Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Canker and Thrush the Mouth, Throat Dstemp-
err what is Malignant Putred Sore Throat, DYsgsTERy
ana OIL SUMNER COMPLAINTS has been in use TWEEN
tythree years As family medicine 1t is unrvaled,
being composed OF harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor, A. \
0RENVILLE, on the wrapper and croular. II is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs 5. A. Grsnvle In Wor
cester, and Is Tor sale at John j. Brown Sons, 425
Washington street. aud CharlesT Carney, l8S Washing
ton street, Boston. Also by James ureen ami ID. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also,GkENViLLE's LlNIMBET, 10 accompany the Bx
tracts Tor liberated Sore Throat, an ouwart appca
ION. IL Is good Tor any kind Of md animation. For burus
light severe Il will relieve the anguish almost Instant
ly and perform most wonderful cure 1t would be well
for every family TO keep u being also good for Bruises
Chiblains, Chapped Hands, Sore Lips and Noses Piles
&c. &c afr nlb
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Mem advertisements.
CD NO CHANGE IN THE S
CROCK E2HgX BUSINESS
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CR0CKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER HANGINGS, SC.
To be sold as soon as possible.

Contemplated charges " are spoken Of by my neigh
hors as 'hrES to he wondered at hu it is within the
memory Of man that several changes have been made
the place yet the foun ation of the Heart Of
the Commonwealth = has thus far stood mistaken.
They speak Of Great Discounts " to be made on all
their Goods, including JAMES EDWARDS & SONS
stone Ware, which they specify as the best in the
ket.
beg leave to announce to the public that nave on
hand both Tea ana dinner Ware of EDWARDS, which
would be glad sell 10 per discount before or
after the oath of January next
have now on bend large assortment Of
JOHN ALCOCK'S GOODS,
which cor slider far superior EDWARDS and as have
bOth kinds hand would like any trle TO show the
difference between them to any one who will favor me
with call. AS Mr.. ALCo1K has price, and
all his goods no. to crumbie, unable to make the
discounts that can Eiwads. Upon examination
think will that Alcocks the cheapest at the
LIST PREC ES.
1 have on hand as usual a large otment
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware Silver Plated Tea Sets Knives Forks
Spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats Tin Toilet Ware, &C.
which shall sell at prices can be bought in,
this city.
PANNEL AND DECORATIVE
p A p e Z II "A " G. N C S,
have just received large lot of New Patterns Of
PANNEL and DECOR ALIVE PAPER HANGINGS,
suitable for Parlors Halls, Dining Rooms, &C. Having
the above, safely entire satisfaction. All
NY common Papers will he sold regardless of cost, to
make room for my Spring Sock
j. p. HALE,
d25 d6w4w 1s1 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
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QUILTS. QUILTS.

QUILTS QUILTS.
1o-4 Lancaster Quilts for 81, %.
104 Z" 1471.
12-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 1921
English Toilet odilts for 1,75.
Also, large invoice of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts, rich degn at less than Auction prices
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PtRRY DAVIS YEoErADLE PAIN KILLER after thor
ough trial by innumerablc living Witnesses has prove
itself 10 DO THE MEDICINE or THE ACE, and
has continued to steadily advance in tho estimation Of the
world as the best Family Medicine ever introduced. Sold
BY Druggisls aud 0Fcers.
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Anrtiolrs,
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
1l)o1tts

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - TWELVE
w GIRLS to work on Custom Goats and Pants.-
None but he beet workmen need apply.
Grafton, Mass Dec %. 1855 o. A. DRURY. 4
d24 dww2w
MILK ROUTE.-Waned to purchase in this
a. city, Milk Route. Apply at this office.
d2l dti"
ENANTED.-A young man of experience would
w like situation in first class Grocery or Flour
and Grain Store Clerk Can furnish some capital and
woul like to do SO, and take interest the concern
II, upon trial, such seemed desirable
Would commence next April. sooner If wanted. En-
qure at 1856 Main street. address Box 1O6 Post Office
d20 d3w
EETANTED-By young man, a situation as Dor.
w ter in public house store The best of refer
given Apply at this office. diff d2O
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Size and Price Reducee. from so 10 20 cents
q bottle Homayond's LinDmsnf--the beat Idniment In
and one that 10 used by Physicians as well as the
people. The label bears the certificate OF some Of our
bes physicians and citizens An from merchants
and otherB addressed 10 j. q. Hill, Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
or Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
i. q. HILL Apothecary,
iy12 dawtf Worcester Mas
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INDIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY. . At a
meeting Of this SOCIETY,", he'd Oct LIST, 1858, it was
unanimously voted to adopt the following:
Resolved. That we will not countenance ignorant pre-
tenders quuckery in any FORM receive ply sclars
into the socty any pesons who have not received Med
ical education.
Such being the baps Of the socieys action it Is not
strange that the unanimous selection Of Dr. R. Greene
SO Bromteid street, the experimenting physician,
should some annoyance to those who
imousy left outside of the SOcetys protection and ap.
prevail.
In view Of this the attempts Of another party to veprs-
sent himself only Indian, bat The Indian Doctor,
need slight notice TO manifest their own rdiulous.
ness. Worthy Of silent contempt they may seem TO
those who know the circumstances they those who
less with the Of the case who might
be mfsied by glazing msstatement, and for the pro-
lection Of such Il deemed proper publicly and tdey
announce that DR.. r. GREESR, Superintendent Of the
Indian Medical Institute,
at SO Bromheld street,
THE ONLY INDIAN PHYSICIAN
sanctioned by the New Englanil i,
INDIAN MEDICAL SocIErr.
Tbs attempts OF another to prepresent himself being
entitled to the Of Indian physeian Indian Doc
tor, are utterly unsupported by facts.
How gross then Is the assumption Of being the Indian
Doctor aud Of having the only true Indian remedies in
tue word How deserving then Of rebuks is such
tempt to deceUe fHuafids and the sick The harm done
to the Indian system Of medicine by such pretendeB
warrants the Indian Medical Society In warning the PEG
Pile publicly and repeatedly against such devices N
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
aga d3t&w2t Once SO Bromneld-st., Boston.