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WHOLE NO. 493
Letter from Thomas D'Arcy McGcc.
We find the following letter on the Herbert case
in the Cincinnati Times, from Mr.. McCea the adj.

Letter from Thomas D,Arcv Mcyee.
We find the following letter on the Herbert case
in the Cincinnati Times, from Mr.. McGee. the edi.
tor of the Celt 4,
10 the Members Of the Democratic National Com
ve,ation. .se
.s-..f l0l NASSAU STREET, New York.
May Both, 1856.
GENTLEMEN: A word spoken in time is said to
be worth more than gold, and beg to offer you
such word by favor of the Cincinnati press You
will have at your door, I still hope not on your
benches, delegate from California mr. Herbert
on whose hands yet smokes the blood of poor
countryman Of mine by birth, lately murdered in
public hotel at Washington. address you a sim
pie, straightforward question--ic you mean to ad-
init this man to seat in your convention hope,
l sincerely hope, you do not He is now under
heavy bonds to stand his trial for the murder of
Thomas Keating, and If he has not decency enough
to stay away, you, knowing all the insulting and
unjustfable circumstances Of the case, ought to
have feeling enough to keep him out. a Hfl
am known to several of your number, and,
though never personally engaged in any Presiden-
tial canvass of the three have Witnessed in the
United States, there are those with you who can
certify that all my preferences have hitherto been
Democratic, and my action accordingly. In 1852
Iwas among the first, the most earnest, and be-
ieve not the least efficient in resisting the artful
attempt to make Mr.. Pierce answerable for the
Catholic test in the New Hampshire Constitution.
The " campaign" publications of that day, issued
from the Offices Of the Boston Post, Albany Argus,
and Washington Union, have recorded how ready
for the maintenance of great principle, in COM
mon with the class of citizens to which belong,
was then found to obliterate the memory Of indi-
vidual wrongs.
Precisely in the same spirit now ask for Mr..
Herberts exclusion. Since 1852, fierce social
war has been made on the adopted citizens. So
long as it was confined to sectarian presses and
midnight mobs, we endeavored to resist it with
firm forbearance. But when Democratic MEM
ber of Congress, and delegate to your Convention,
shoots, before breakfast, working man, because
he resented being called damned Irish con of
b-h," it is full time for US to ask you, do you
mean to separate that man from your ranks, or to
overlook notorious facts to vindicate the equal
ty of all classes of citizens, high and low, native
and foreign-born, in practice as in theory? Look
ing anxiously for your decision to your proceedings
| remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
~ a# THOMAS DpARNy MoGEE
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RESTAURANT and READING ROOMS,
Southeast corner Of e and Seventh streets,
opposite Post Office Department.

"HE best of Liquors, Cigars, and Chewing To-
IL bacco; strictly choice Oysters, Sea Turtle, Ter
rapin, Fish and Duck in season; Quail, Woodcock,
Snipe, Venison, and Beefsteak, served by an expe-
renced cook and polite servants in pleasant rooms
Private entrance to Reading and Eating Rooms on
and Seventh streets for those who object to public
bar rooms. t a3 HE .Eytv
Families supplied with Oysters on chafng-dishes.
u Whiskeys, Ales, and other drinks cents; fine
Brandies, 10 cents.
Leading political and literary periodicals in read
ing rooms. stsH Y
Your patronage is respectfully solicited. F Il
15- He tNH1-t o..E.
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~ ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity Of reading
matter in that Of the Fifty Cent
or Dollar Publications. 1t treats
on the Physiology Of Marriage,
and the Secret Infirmities and
Disorder of Youth and Maturity,
resulting from excesses, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disquali-
fications. and their remedies.
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EUELL g.. ATWELL, stove, Tin, and
- Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street. rear
Of the Marshal House, Alexandra, Va. Roofing,
Guttering. asd Spouting, will be done In the best
manner and at the shortest notice. Ias4 MI n
ap 2. .ly fskirAGuW EIONA3G slfv-
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Mt AND r. EADTNG
sf1siaaa ROOMS. efirnrarg g

"AVING just opened at No. $50, Penn
1A sylvania avenue, near the foot of Capitol Hill,
new Restaurant am prepared to furnish refresh
ments in the most recherche STYLE The Bar is sup
piled with the be,t Liquors; and to see one of my
juleps is refreshing but to taste itdont mention it.
AS to food, Oysters and Game of all kinds in sea-
son will always b. hand prepared to suit the tastes
of the most fastidious. .4-' tey eet x
Cigars and Tobacco of the best brands, as well as
Pipes, 80 exhilerating after julep.
A Reading Room, with the latest papers, will fur
nish the current news
Long experience in the business encourages me to
promise general satisfaction to my friends and all
who may favor me with call
ap 29-2m # r. NJ A. FENWICK
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Cor. BENTON AT CNcIsNArI.--The Cincinnati
Commercial says, Col Benton has been called on
by many gentlemen, at his parlor in the Broadway
Hotel He is electioneering hard and hot for Bu-
chanan and is death and wo on Pierce and Doug
las. He says: Z. e
! "This administration is most weak and corrupt,
sir-corrupt and weak, sir. The President don't
know his own mind for one hour, sir--not for one
hour. Look at our foreign relations. There is
more danger of the peace Of the world being dis
turbed than you are aware, sir, more than you are
aware of, sir. @ -
"The passions of the people are fearfully arous-
ed, sir-fearfully aroused. Mention the name of
Douglas and every bad passion is aroused--eveIy
one aroused, sir. He is political flbuster, sir
He could not carry free State The North is in
censed very Justly incensed at bis conduct, sir.
This thing of slavery agitation was all settled sir
until he broke il up. The angry feeling of the
North is very just, sir. ..
aAs for Buchanan--never leading man in any
high sense. sir-but man of fair talents, and a
yery pure man in both his public and private life,
sir. He is man of peace, sir---eminently man
of peace The effect Of his nomination would be
10 restore peace to the country, sir"
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w HIT E. III OUSE PAVILION
ON THE POTOMAC.
VNHE undersigned have opened for t.le
IL season this delightful and fashionable resort
for the accommodation Of the public and parties
wishing to visit This most agreeable retreat, where
they be furnished the most liberal terms with
all the luxures Of the season. and with the best re-
freshments of all kinds both at the Pavilion and on
board the boat
Parties having their own caterer can have the rise
Of the dining and ball rooms for fifteen dollars for
the occasion.
aH WIN. COKE & CO.,
4e ssa Ea National Eating House,
aagaE Cor. 9Th steeet and Penn avenue,
an 23-3n * # Washington ID c.
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PsrERspuRe, October al. 1854.

PETERSBURG, October 81, S54
About I've years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
Ia Washington pair Of Glasses for the Spsctarlss
which used, and found them Of great assistance TO
my decayig vision; and my opinion OF him IN that
he is skilhl in the preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too fargone to be benefited by such aid. g1B
81 ta0a4ss4fr5hJ j. r. MAY. 81
Sea for mere testimonialr, the Evening Star.
Aug I5-.y sNs&aNSFAG f4.FNRf3
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THOMAS DARCY MCGEE.

Ahhohi We DiohAoE, AMI lid DlNfLE MEIhOD Of
CURE.It is not object, at this time, to 60 into
a detailed explanation of Professor Holloway's
theory Of disease, but simply to inform the Amer
ican people that one of tue most remarkable men
of this or any former age is among them, and that
his medicines have celebrity unprecedented in
the annals of the world. There is no charlatanry
in his pretensons Unless all the civilized world
are deceived, the Holloway's Pills and Ointment
will drive disease from the human system, under
the most unfavorable circumstaL ces, and il. all
climes. her men have sprang into an ephSme-
raj notoriety by advertising their remedies. Like
butterflies of the day they have buzzed for while
and then expired; both their names and their
medicines have sunk into an obscurity from which
they never emerged. Others have met with
limited success, perhaps as much as they deserved
No man, though he may have the wealth of Cro-
sus, can long deceive an intelligent people with
worthless remedy for disease. If health follows
the administration Of remedy for disease, almost
without an exception, though it is prescribed in
million of instances, and in all forms OF disease
all the doctors on the globe could not make the
people believe that it was not good remedy, or
that the inventor was not public benehctor, and
no empiric or charlatan. f
Professor Holloway's remedies occupy this po-
sition before the citizens Of the world The In
ventor is man Of enlarged powers of mind, who
has seen disease in all its forms, and in all the eli
mates of the world. His medical office, in Lon
don, was daily thronged with patients to such an
extent that police force necessary to be sta
toned at his door. But an Office practice afforded
too narrow field for the exercise of his expan-
sive intellect, and he determined to be the worlds
physician. All countries have had their celebra-
ted physicians; England has had an Abernetby,
France a Magendie, and America Rush but
these mems ambition only extended to a practice
confined to a narrow circle of friends and admi-
rers, or the superintendency of medical hospital
Professor Holloway has chosen the globe as the
atre for his practice, and though now resident of
Republican America, he is prescribing daily for
hundreds Of thousands on the four quarters of the
globe.
His medicines are expressly Resigned to act on
the organs whose functions are so essential to
health. They operate on the stomach, liver, kid
neys, lungs and skin restore their deranged func-
tions uses and thus purify and cleanse the blood
the very fountains Of life.-NeD York Sunday
Times.
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I. PKIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE \
s.ss5sz.r ON THE #
.a PHILOSOPHICAL "
VIEW OF M ARRIAGE,

a M. ID. LA CROIX, M. D.,
ALBANY, NEW YORK,
$50 pages and 13O Fine, Plain, and Oolored Lith-
t ographs and Plates.
PRICE ONLY TwENrY-FIvE CENTS.
Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union.
NHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISH.
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letter from Nicaragua says that VIM. Irving
Lansdale, of Kentucky, in the battle Of Rivas,
made forty-eight shots with Kentucky rife, and
killed exactly that number Of Costa Ricans- He
shot at rest, and from safe cover. He is said
to be able to knock the middle spot Of the tray Of
hearts nine times out Of ten, at one hundred yards
No wonder that American arms are invincible.
The Eagle and Enquirer gets off the following,
which made the editor take refuge behind bottle
Of ginger wine. Lucky resource
"why is Memphis larger than oincinnati'
of course wo gave itup. &
uWhy." said he {" Sineeagnat-eye
Memphis must be larger you know" l
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"PRO BONO PUBLICO.o I

N. B. J. G. Devereux is Commissioner of the
Court Of Claims.a IA ---..a.-.- -. =. feb 23-dn
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ADDRESS o. J. WOOD Co, s16 Broadway, ~ Y,
and ia Market street, st. Louis Mo-. II s.ltbrFt
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT&
CO., and by all Dmggists. .,is.e,.... jan s--H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-29

A. PrentEss. Designer and Gngraver upon Wood
and Stone. over the Quusppmond Bank. Entrance l4l
Main street House Oh Crescent Street All orders will
meet wi hprompt attention Particular attention paid to
rafting Machinery dec3O du
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A PeF1umcd overwhelmingly or gentleman
would remain under the curse Of dssgreeabe breath,
when using the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowERsn as
dentrihce would not only render sweet but leave the
teeth white as al.baster' Many persons do MT know
their breath i bad and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single drop of
Balm" on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning fifty cent bottle will last yeaI.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will
remove tar pimpes and feckes from TIE skim leaving
1t Of soft and roseate hue Wet towel pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush
IN either warm or cd water, pour two three drops
OF "FALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard well,
and it viii make beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving Price ony fifty Beware
of counteifeits. None genuine unless signed by
W. p. FETRTDGE 4 CO.,
s22 daw6m Franklin SQUARE, New York.
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Light 5n Dark Places. Railways Family
Friend is acknowledged to be the most interesting Medical
Journal published. II solves the most difficult medical
problems, and unraves the Mysteries of disease in such
plain, straight forward manner that all who read
derstaud Let all who desire to know themselves, and
learn how to rid their bodies from disease read the Fam
lily Friend. Besides the valuable Information relative
disease and It's treatment in its many forms, the Family
famed Song of Co-Lua-Bi Al, with two elegant ustra
items Railways FANNY Friend can be had, free of
charge, by the agents Railway Co.. in this city, or
by addressing RADWAY Il co,
1862 Fulton street, N. Y.
'Radway's r. r. Remedies are sold by druggists mer-
chants and store-keepers, in every city, town. village
and Z corners, in the U. States and British America"
S23 daWlW
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1Dants.

A YOUNG MAN. with a capital of $500, wishes
IA to engage In respectable business in this city
Address K Y. y Worcester Post Office for one week
stating real name and particulars of business 500 dst
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-An expert.
w enced Nurse, to take care of sick ady Also
an Amer'can Servant Girl must be good cook washer
and roner and to do general housework Good wages
will be paid. Inquire at this office
" Good Cap Makers. INQUIRE
w of J. H. KNIGHTS, 1853 Main St.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1856. d3w
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In this city, by Rev. j. q Adams, Mr. Charles H. Cd
lin to Miss Sarah ]. Corbett Charles p Whttemore to
Miss Clara NJ. Goddard.
In this city, Sept rs, by Rev. J. D. u, JONES' George
Paine Of this city Miss Mary Ann Iildreh Of Nashua
NJ II.
In Salem, Sept 25 by Rev. D. D. Vim, Clarendon
Maynard II thscy to A. Ellen Ames, daughter Of Peter
Ames, Esq Of Salem.
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In Hardwict, Sept 2lst Mr.. Hatfield Gould, aged Il
years and months
In Sutton at the Town Farm, Sept 20, Charles Morse
aged co.
In Thompson, c., Sept. 20, DR.. Horato Holbrook GO
IN inc village Of Mllporl, N, "; Sept 4 Col. Lun
"hi'e, formerly OF Spencer, Mass., aged 90 years.
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DR. TOURTELLOTTE..

D - N i IS IN
Gives special attention to diseases of he gums and teeth;
also, general practice surgical and mechanical Office
1888 Main street. formerly occupied by his tutor and friend
DR.. VIM Newton, (now Of Oxford) to whom he is permit
ted to refer. Over Citizens Bank, Worcester, Mass.
VII
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p o r r r a / 4 PAIN TER,
Is happy to inform his friends and the public that he
has reopeped rooms al C. Foster Cas- new Block cor
ner of Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing to ex-
anime his work. do by calling as above or at Boy
denis Exchange Office. DIFF iviR
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MR.. and MRS. MOORE respectfully announce to
their friends and former patrons, that they will reopen
their school at BRINLEY HALL, on WEDNESDAY,
Oct lst The much admired Varsoviana and other new
Dances will be taught
Regular days OF instruction, every Wednesday aud
Saturday. Hours of attendance, from until O'Clock.
Ladies Gentlemen who wish for private instruction will
please call Mr.. NJ at the Hall. For further inorma-
ton apply at A. Marsh's Music Store American House
Block s22 dtol
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H o 81 e r Y.

Ladies' White and Brown Hose, g. s, and 10 cents.
Ladies' Hose every COLOR English goods 121 cents pr
Mems Socks every COLOR heavy English goods from 12tc
Chdrens Hose, every size and COLOR rom cents pair
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Wholesale MGnufacturer OF
AIDES, GtS5BS', Il OHIhDREN's BOOTS & SHOES,
both se@ed aud Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS- BOOTS.
Corner Of Union Market Sreetsa few steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
apl7 div
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Boots and Shoes Cheap for Cash. You
can at al times find at VIM. s G0oDWIN'S Boot and
formerly Smith Il Brothers) Of the largest and best
assortment5 of Boots and Shoes that be found in the
city, which he offers at the very lowest cash ptces
Purchasers will do well to call and examine his stock
befor purchasing iel6 diff
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DIR. CoNvERS 81

o Q r 4 T G r D IA /,
AND NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
This Cordial is the only remedy for those sad develop
mentS of body and mind caused by early and improper
habits of youth
n b. That Involuntary nocturnal loss of physical en-
ergy, oducve of much mischief to the nervous sys-
TEN, incapacating the victim for business society,
matrmony, is speedily restrained by this Cordial 1t is
the only remedy which has effected the desired result in
this maady.
DR.. C0NYERS may be consulted personally or by let
ter without charge at his Office S2l Hanover Street. Bos-
ton where all orders for the Cordial should be
Dr.Convers' Medical Work, 175 pages-THE BEACON;
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO MANHOoD-is the most
important and instructive book published on these
complaints To young it is invaluable It will be
given to those who purchase three bottles of Cordial
Price 50 bottle, bottles for So, or $40 the half doz-
en- iylS daw3m
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IN GREAT VARIETY
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Anttinns,
BYE. w. VAIL.

by Il. w. VAIL.
O. EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL -
Esi, ESTATE, IN WORCESTER Is;sf
&aiA The following described Real Es.ate will Sa.t
De sold at Public Auction, THURSDAY, the 9th day
~ First certain estate situated on the west side of
Ohestnut street containing $50 square feet being the
estate formerly occupied by Frederic W. Gale late
second One undivided half Of certain estate .ituatsd
S side OF Irving Street. containing 5000 square
cn;d h ea1e being the same formerly owned and &C.
cupieu by Benz. H. Kinney.
Ihrd, One undivided half NJ certain e.t,,a Al, The
80 VI Ohnton street, containing about 400 SQUARE
W." new mouse thereon, and being the same estate
owned oy Jonathan Circuit and now oceupIed bV
H. g. Townsend, and another - $50 ~" OSoupi'o y
Fourth, One undivided half Of certain estate situated
eoo ue o. rlessant Street. containing about Ii,
lOO square teet with large double house thereon being
the same estate formerly owned by BENZ Buman and Il
next west Of the estate formerly owned and occnned nv
Samuel Boyden. P'SN -
Fifth, One undivided half Of certain tract ~ land ,,.
uate on the eastery side of Clinton street. contaning
about 10000 square feet said land situate in the rear q
the estate upon Pleasant st. above described
The sale will at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
upon the premises Chestnut street. the disposal OF
that esate the other estates will be sold upon The prem
ises, after the sale Chestnut St
Terms made known at the time of sale.
tioneer.
JOSEPH SARGENT, and 8. B. l. GODDARD. Execu.
tore OF the asi Win and Testament of Frederic W. Gale
late deceased.
Worcester, Sept. q, 1856. dts
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Tbe bal.
- ance Of the stock of Furniture in the Ware Rooms
N rags Block, will be closed at Auction on TUES.
DAY, the Both inst Sale will commence at 10 O'CLOCK
Inc stock consists Of Mahogany and Black Walnut Sofas
centre and Gard Tables, Bureaus Stuffed and Sorne
seat Chairs, Easy Chairs, Rockers What Nots Hat
Ireesi Mlrrors with gilt, mahogany and black walnut
frames; Bedsteads Mattresses; cane and wood seat
Nnairsi Clocks, &C. Houskeepers and others will ana
TINS grand chance to bargains as the sale ia
positive. W w. PRATT Anc tIu s's,e -
s2I DIST
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L. BABBITT offers great inducements to Families who
wish Family Groups. Any number OF any age or com.
pleXi1n be taken by the Glass process on ona plate
at single sitting Please call and examine specimens
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Hair Ornaments. Breaatpns Ear Rings Brace
lets, Necklaces, Vest and Guard Chains braided and
mounted with gold to order. Persons having hair of de-
ceased or living friends can have it preserved in neat
and tasteful manner, by leaving it with
COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
au26 DIFF No. Amefiian House Block
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an2R d..
Good Effects of DR.. H5Il's Cordial Balm
of SyrisCHGas


WORCESTER, July g. 1856.
Dear Sir,A few months age called at your establish
ment for your advice when you recommended course of
the Balm Of synacum. am last. with much shame,
induced to address you the miserable situation was
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine. l
am convinced the disease afflicted with was solely
occasloned by having contracted in my early YOUTH
most Infamous habit, the continual practice Of which
had totally stroyea my constitution The health of my
body was cot only affected but the powers of my mind
were much weakened my Judgment had lost it's solidy
and my memory its retentiye faculties; my head was CON-
fused and subject to frequent swimmings and had been
much troubled wish an oppression at my breast which
occasiohed constant perspiration had pains in my
stomach, and weakness and general debility all over
me, with constant yawhing and seepiness; my appetite
was auctuang my spirits greatly depressed so that at
times could scarcely refrain from sghng and invoun-
tary weeping; my eyes were infamed and frequently
emitted waery humo'; in a word | was an object of
misery paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according your diree-
tons for about three months. perfectly recov-
cred; therefore, think it not only my duty to acknowl-
edge the service you have done inform the pub
lie for the benefit of Others who labor the same OF
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered.
am dearsir, your most obliged humble servant,
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MACKENZIE, PRATT, &c 90.
PROPRIETORs.

SITUATION WANTED-AsaD DRY NURSE
- The best of references given, Apply at 2. MUIR
Phys, No. 10 Charles street. d2tt 500
kO BOXES NEW BUNCH AND LAYER
DO RAIsINS, in prime order this day received by
Il. GRIFFIN A. On