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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-29
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NE n - " "A Ii n - u Il
I'VE -
DIR. r. GREEN, has now. under treatment numerous
eases Of all kinds of Chronic Diseases among which are
about five hundred cases OF CANCER His Office is daily
thronged by those acea with scrofua Hnmors Of the
Blood, Diseases of the Threat and Lungs, Dyspepsia v-
er Complaint, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Heart Complaints,
Consumption Of the Blood, Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, and all Chronic Diseases
In consequence of the increase Of business Il became
necessary employ another medical assistant. He has
now the pleasure OF informing the public that be has
cured the services Of d. g. w. Far, thorough ard
compshed physician and surgeon. One who has enjoy
ed superior advantages in the hest medical schools and
hospitals in the country. fH w Ell
DR.. Green having four assistants hopes to be able
to meet the demands of those who may prefer the natural
system OF medicine upon scientific principles. He has
recently fitted up another boarding house, where those
from distance can have all the necessary care for
sonable compensation.
Persons wishing 10 Cancer Scrofuous Tumors ex
tracted by the Plaster do by calling ut the Ofce
Ample reference can be given to show the complete suc.
cess Of his practice. 4 -t ~ t.s..... r r
Dr. Green will be at the Onice every day from A. NJ
till p NJ, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 10
o'clock. DR.. Fay competent person will be 10
the Once from A. NJ tot ?. N Sundays from to 10
o'clock A. M. ~
Once Sc BroOmheld street, Bos on.
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yENHE undersigned having purchased the patent right
a Of HALLIDAY'S SELF REGULATING WIND
MiLL is now ready to contract for their erection upon
eerms stated below with the guarantee that if icy
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
months test and refund the money.
BY an ingenus and novel arrangement this Mill is made
10 regulate ltaelf SO as not to run beyond given
Der OF revolutions per minute thus enabling them to stand
the seyeres gales without the risk of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills this wlrequre Watching aud after
being put norder will require only occasional oiling
for months and even years For economy raising or
forcing for barns and dwellings, for irrgating or
draining lands. and for Railroad purposes this Mil will be
found to surpass everything of the kind,
These Mills awarded the aghesE Premium (Silver
Medals together with Dplomas at the late State Fai
held at Philadelphia, and New York.
Price at Shop for Mills designed far Pumping Vat,
only.
No Wings or Fans #. diameter, ...........,$
ss craving. lsiselam.' g
~ .'..-..-......,.......l6
30 l6 "......................2 25
10 g. ....................27
All orders and inquiries should be addressed to
PERRY THAYER,
auS d@wtf South Groton, or Worcester, Mass.
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Price Two cents.
Clothing.
GREAT RUsHI
Al
w A LII &c BALLOONS
FOR
READY MADE CLOTHING
PRICES MARKED DOWN.
Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever before
in Worcester!


Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever before
in Worcester!
WALL BALLOON take great pleasure in announcin,
to the ctizeus If Worcester and vicinity that we are pre-
pared to sell READY MADE CLOTHING cheaper thar
any other House in the city, FIVE have to 81
S E l. l. A II 60 S TIL
We are bound not to be undersoLd by any one. 0ui
Goods the best the market Affords made of the bes
material, and in the latest styles We have large "a
riety Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting of oravas Ties Silk and Cotton Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs. Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, Wool.
en- Undershirts and Drawers, &c. In our
STOM DEPA RTMEN
may be found large assortment Of Piece Goods hencb
and American Doeskins, Foreign and Domestic Broad.
cloths, Velvet Silk and Cashmere vestings which will be-
made to order in the best manner at short notice. and
satisfaction given.
Do not forget the place to buy cheap.
No. 3 Worcester House Block.
5. h ". r B, waaL WALL Sc BALLOON.
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
A npw cnllactinD Of

Social, Moral, and RELIGIOUS Songs,
Designed for the of Schools, Summaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher Director of Music ard having been for seve
raj years employed as teacher and Director of Musical
Convent!ons and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute Lancaster Mass by
has boon enabled to ascertain the wanto the people in
regard to this department Of education feels confident
that will not only meet the appreciation of the many
Teachers and Superintendent Schools and friends of
education who have earnestly solicited its compilations
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by W. ]. Reynolds Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for
warded to any eddress receipt eleven Letter Postage
Stamps. n13 dtf&w9
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2 ArEs or AnvERTIsINa
HATES Of ADNLhIISINU
fExPLANATIoN- Eight to ten words make line-10 to
lines square nonpareil type.l

Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change to change once
a week SIS week SIT week $25
% The contractor FOR square for year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several sma advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same proportionate rates.
u Advertisements inserted t.4y other day, or on
special days. two thirds of the above rates. Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance.
Special notices. rs per cent advance.
Leaded business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts
inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals 25 cts. Obituary notices. in adj
dition to the record of the death, cents per line
WEEKLY PAPER One square, 8 weeks $1,O0. Each
additional insertion 20 B. On squars months $500.
One square, year, $500
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TH0s. A. GREENE, sec'y
Westborough, Oct. II, 1855. diff

HpUELDING MOYING.-Che subscriber, hav-
> lag had several years experience in Boston and vi
cnty in the moving and raising of both Wood and BJck
Buildings, either with without chmneys standing,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicnitytha and after November 1st he will attend to
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient
per.
References.-F. II. Knncutt, Jonathan Grout, J. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
o25 d9ni* No. Myrtle st.
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Principal Ollce 323 Broadway, N. Y.
BRANCH 0FFiCESt--47 Hanover ST., Boston; l42
Chestnut Ct, Philadelphia; 1Ob Baltimore St. Baltimore;
223 Walnut st., Uuonnah lSl 81. Charles st., New Or
leans, Gloversve N vi 3Il Broad ST., Newark, Nj
d1q = I3n
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SOMETHING WITHOUT ROASTING,
ABOUT COFFEE ROASTING!
rEyR S>LER s. BR HTS
u PATENT STEAM lr

Proprieors Of Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, Boarding
Houses, and individuals, who Coffee, may, for ONE
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS, obtain this de-
sirabe article
Reader, you Hike full.navored ooeei II ou do. do
as tell You. Buy of these Roasters buy your
Coffee in the RAN berry Open the Id take out he crank
and paper Of dtconsj do just YOU read the paper
but advise YOU put IN dessert spoonful only Of
BY atendng To tbs directions, which are plaln enough
you ean IN fifteen minutes have the syn roasted n your
liking, the shengt Of the berry retained and the aroma
50 muc q wiei oen lost, preserved. For ParGhing
Corn the ilorst Is excellent
Please cal at my office, aud see the article. State,
County, Tom. and City Rights In Massachusetts y,r
and New HAMPSHIRE may be obtained BY applying
to me, the only AgenLior the States aforementioned
.f HENRY HEYEss
0lice No. ? Rlagg,s Duiling, Main g.
DIV dlla Worcester, Mas.
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oPatrtiefssst Pine utaS.s.7-.~'-
formed copartnershp for trausacliug general
mission business Flour, GRAIN Butter Cheese, Produce
Leather, &c, under the name of UpHAhI & ALDRICH.
and viii continue the business of Aldi Co. No. AZ
and As Front street, as heretofore.
GEORGE ?. UPHAM.
P. w. ALDRICH.
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NotiCes.

NJ OTICEs-REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ House Lots for SAFE Farms exchanged for city prop
erty City Property exchanged for Farms the country
Aso attends to the Letting of Tenements, Collecting
Rents, &c No Fiagg's building up stairs.
n22 diff AB'M FLAGG.
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To the Courts and justices having jurisdiction in the
premises;
FENHE Trustees Of the State Reform School Westblr-
ough, desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monweath, taking cognzance Of Juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School is occupied by larger
Der of boys than it is fitted provide for They therefore
request tn at present. be sent there. Should
the Trustees is toremsnd portion of the inmates to the
Houses Of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity this notice is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
THoS A. GREENE, sec'y.
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GxHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FuEI- ,

a
The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat of
good quality at $500 for WHOLE 81 so for half cords
Those who wish the price Of fuel to continue at reasonable
rates viii DO well to Peat in their Stoves either with
or without wood, experiments having been made as fully
to test its economy The demand for it hitherto has hen
much greater than was expected About 800 cords have
been distributed and only alb mt 400 this crop re-
main. 1t can be easily delivered IN November than
III the winter months Orders solicited as cav L. as
convenient, at the Office ofths Spy, at the store of
L. II. DIXIE,
NIB DIFF 226 Main st.
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49, FOR SALE.-A NEW HOUSE off
t#;i rooms adapted for two tenements well Finished
aI- plenty of good water Lot contains 6700 square
feet Will be sold cheap fer cash. good credit -Stua
ted on Austin street. Enquire of A. J. EATON
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TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY
Books, 5totionern, &t.

TENHE WORCESTER DIRECTORY,
n AND ALMANAC, FOR $50, published by II J.
Howaud is now ready, and for sale at wholesale retail
by A. P. ALBEE, No Pleasant-st. i4dtt
NEW ~ OPS! NEW GOODS
LS No. 1874 MAIN srRasT
Just re eived large and elegant assortment of
FREN( II AND ENGLISH STATIONERY!
which We respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also sVTc-iof c. Of Mahogany, Inlad and Rosewood
WRITIN Desk. which we ofes for sale log.
MS dti BAKER, TRU NBULL, & BARNES
A NEW EDITION OF THEECONONI-
- IChb HoUSEKEEPER, by Mrs. e. A. HowLAsD.
This Book of which than $4,000 copies have been
sold will be sent in neat binding, 10 the address Of any
person in the United States free of portage, by their
hitting by letter otherwise IS cents Postage stamps
may be sent if convenient. Address the Publisher,
VIM. ALLEN, 275 Mainst.
Worcester, Oct, H. 1855. dawem
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
BAKER. TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1s4 Main Street.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
English Christpas Book for 1856
Bertha's Christian Vision.
ANIMALS Tor 1856
Pictorial Treasury.
Lauces of Lynwood.
Mysterious Story Book.
The Wind Spirit and Rain Goddess.
Iegons of Brittany Illustrated
Northern Regions.
All Aboard.
The Age of Fclles
Robert Browniugs poems
The Life of Goethe, Lewes.
Ballads, by Thackeray.
Mimic Life, Mrs. Richie.
New vols. British Poets.
Almanacs and Diaries for 1856.
Great variety of Toy Books
Large assortment Fancy Goods.
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GINGER,s SEWING MACHINES !

For sale by Grocers generally HOWE & HAcKETT
Agents. 1903 Main street, Worcester.
dac2S dan
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E1VOR SALEOR TO LEASE FOR A
a term of years, about 5000 feet of Land on Manches
ter street. A good location. Terms favorable.
Apply to T. h j. SUTTON.
dl d&wtf Mechanic St.
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TENHE yORC ESTFR DIRECTORY,
II AND ALMANAC, FOR 1856, published by II ].
Howlaud is ready, and for at wholesale or RETAIL
by A. P. ALBEE, No Peasaut-st. i4dtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

One of special ssengers arrived last night from
Long Island with the following pariiculsrs:-
Bark Echo is ashore opposite Qucge, L. l. She on,
Saturday night She had carried away her mrn and
mizen mast at sea, January Il captain and oil safe
Her cargo is four corn &c.
II is reported that the wrecking schooner John G
Roach, Capt. Henry Clarke, came ashore Saturday
night near Fire Island and that the captain and four sf
the crew perished
LETTERS TO TIE UEDERwRITERs.
We learn from Mr.. Walters that gence has been
received that the ship John Stroud from New Orleans
Tor the port OF New York, is ashore the Rockaway
beach. She laden with four beef and wheat con.
signed to !. w. Ewol.
fmE ISLAND, Jan. 1912 O'Clock.
a. B. NMsos, EsQ The ship stingrsy broke entirely
this morning, and most of her cargo is the beach.
The tide is running tho beach, the cargo ,s
scattered for miles, The at work securing the
cargo. IT very bad working for the men, being In tho
water sDopg broken pieces of ice but they work cheer
fully, and hope TO all the cargo that comes to the
beach, part Of the ship lays in the surf, with her
anchor at the bow What is left Of the ship is held by
the cable. wrote you by the Titan that we should
put the pump board which was d,ne and IL is now
among the ruins. We may It the ses goes
down.
The H. W johnson left here about O'Clock last night
with part OF the cargo She had bad night, but may
have reached the Hook before the hardest OF the gale
We shall get the cargo together fast possible We
are almost entirely shut of from the main land but
shall get along quite we'll have sent the Eastward
to got some 10 haul the cargo The inlet s
open, that we load inside We shall want plenty
Of lighters but steamboat except 10 tow the lighters
bore One Of The Lighters should have sic log sermen to
rave what Of the ships material We shall
want any stores than the extra In the lighters
need, neither shall want clerk unless come
without much Inconvenience.
The schooner Rio Grandc, Captain Joel Norton of
Jeaerson with oysters, came ashore this morning. and
all hands landed on the beach. The schooner Is beating
up with the tide Please let know to whom the cargo
Is consigned The will be needed here constantly
have concluded IL would be best send four barrels Of
breaa, barrel of beef hams and four barrels Of
potatoes. In haste ORLANDO BENNET.
forgot to mention TINT about $50 cases Of silk are
Imded In good order the beach, and about the same
numbor Of tea.
VESSELS ASHORE ON THE JERSEY COAST.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LoNG BRANCH, Jan. IL, 1865.
write to inform you that there is brig hore on the
south side of squan Inlet; schooner about two miles
north Of the inlet named the Envoy, Capt A. r. Collins
cargo fruit, coffee and rum saved There Ia also
bark lahore the south side Of Wreck Pond named the
p, s. Goodeu, csPt = g. uesiu'an fVm Rio Iapsro, IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

Mr.. WILLIAM S. NAGIY, wei Known the Assistant
Treasurer of the broadway theatre died suddenly s
evening, at eight O'Clock Mr. Nagle was young gsa-
tonan exceedingly popular in his vocation, and his
death will be regretted large circle of personal and
professional friends His wife was Miss Faany Craner,
popular actress and his brother Mr. Joseph ~ Magic,
at present the leading tragcian at the Peoples theatre.
st. Louis,
Mrs. HANNAH BsSSsTr died al her residence, No. q
Vine street Boston on tho lfth inst, at the advanced
age OK one hundred years eleven months and sixteea
days. Mrs. Bennett was native Of Roxbury, but has
and vaa therefore twenty years old when tho Ameros
Reyoution commenced. Mother Boston, the oolorrA
woman, IL now the only centenariAn known TO 10 All
n Boston.
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Police Intelllyencc.
MURDER IN THE EIGHTH wARD--EscAPE or THE
PERPETRATORS.

MURDER IN THE EIGHTH wARD--ESCAPE OF THE
PERPETRATORS.
The Eighth ward has again been the scene of a most
brutal murder perpetrated it is sad by some Of gang
known ''short boys" which inest It, ana seem to
degh, in doing all the injury possible both to the police
and citizens. appears that on Sunday nebt Josenh
and Thomas Cohen brothers, returning from call
TO their residence, No Congress stree WHOM a. they
neared the door two rufans rushed up behind them
and with heavy clubs struck each upon the back OF the
head, knocking them instantly to the pavement The
ruffans then repeated the blows until Of the Young
nsensibe and the other nearly 80 and then od
leaving their victims lying. The alarm wac given by
citizen who happened near aiew moments after
sault had been inflicted and the police conveyed the
brothers tothe residence Of their mother above and
physicians Immediately called to attend them 10
seph fingered in great pain until YESTERDAY and
expired, his skull having been terribly fract,red
Thomas yet lives, but ia In critical situation. He
statas that he recolects Of difficulty that hlufc and
brother have had with any one tlt could have led 10
the assault and not that either Of them had an
enemy who would be guilty ofit He Is therefore az loss
Coroner Perry was engaged yeseriay IN collecting W.T.
nesses and VIII to-day proceed In taking all the tesuno
ny that can be obtained u Is to be hoped that 1t will
be such will lead to the detection and arrest o, The
guilty parties.
THE LATE OUTRAGE By RAILROAD CONDUCTOR
Gilbert Sanford, the man who was pushed from tho
platform Of one Of the Eighth cars while in West
broadway by the conductor the Goth ult. died ycs-
terday a the New York Hospital and Coroner Conuerv
proceeded thther TO hold m inquest upon the body and
investigate the occurrence. Dr.. Dash one Of the sur.
geons OF the hospital testified TO the nature of the iniu
ses received and stated that they were the cause Of
death. Justice Connolly testified to having been pas
senger on tho car at the time In question: heard the
conductor demand fare Of deceased also the refusal OF
the aor to pay but for what the witness did not
know the copductcr passed deceased but after taking
the faro Of the other passengers returned to him. collar
ed him. and thrust him from the car both seemed 70 tal
At once and deceased left lying In the snow. Wit
ness WAS not acquainted with the merits of the case but
thought the feeling In the scerned 10 be Ia favor OF
the conductor The car was No. &, and n MGlyn was
the conductor Adjourned, Tor want Of other tespony
until 'idS morning,
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Personal IntellIgence,


Hon. Samuel Wells, Governor elect Of Maine, and John
s. Wells, democratic candidate for Governor Of New
Hampshire, are brothers.
The Emperor and Empress Of France received the fol-
lowing Americans the evening OF Dec. 2a:-Mr. Jen
nngs Wise, Secretary of the American Legation; Mr.
Benham and Mrs. Macrac presented by Mr. Mason, the
American Minister
AccorcHyY11 oF YADAMr GRs.-This talented LADY, was
confined ith daughter Christmas Day at Brighton
Eng and both parent and infant are doing we'll Suor
Mario is at Brighton but leaves England about the 10th
and Mario both engaged for the Royal Italian Opera
in Paris about tho middle of February after which L IA
expected that the great cantatrce and the unrived
tenor viii proceed to Florence.
ARRIVALS.
From California. win Aspinwall, In stcamehn Empire CITY,
iugess, Nathan, Mr. Murray. Boyre, Nide Touchard
SGpss sssos Rev Tde sr. Herr MsnSes Hewitt Esser
Ms Ia,npher son, Master, Mrs smith, Deifendof
S eoopss Mr. ciy % BRUSH % Cos ms.eussr ~ s%cs
Bali, James Butler, Payne. II Mickey. a Boits.
W Haynes, Or Presson, Q w shepard, n Miller,
s,s SaSle ai;s 7sdmH.s Rns "a sy Ksnnsdy TSC
man, Mde Cheyan, Mctaren Esbcr odair Mr. Lobner
S,ree,cr, Roberts Patterson, len, N Hewitt
m hS GsP Nep spt Hssh S.ss s Gsp p a
David Clarke Dood Rolstou T Duunigan Mrs Kelly w
Weber Jacques Pierre, Nelson, Morrc u Truesdac
Foster ana fS completeness IN ~ he m stse,sse &c,
From New 0rcans--w sideii 4 Barbour, u wesliesd
Wilson and daughter, q Wing, j Ward, Pougy, l.
rarroI, Clark Watts Eccles Biauel, n i~nck,
Culer 4 SrAiford Redding. Sitbe q wIdder l. Il
Parker, Mrs Parker, A Oliver.
From Havana Capt Irarrissp. Geo slosn first Officer and
Arqucz and three children Capt Adams, Miss Bard Miss
Duioy, Miss 0aondetci, Capt wsshburn, 8 W Tower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

Ar TIL BROADWAY THEATRE was produced drama.
1.-The Sea Office, or the Thirst for Gold &C. Ts niece
is intensely French in Its character and therefore very
effective We have, in the first act mutiny at sea- set
on by Carlos FISHERY, fbuster passenger, who sue
cees in his piratical schemes by inducing the crew to
think that he lead them realms of untold gold In
the second act we are Introduced to the Arcs regions
where the master of the ship us wife and child have
been cast away. The Ice breaks up leaving only the
child 10 work out the viruous part Of the plot The Gl
buster becomes wealthy-returns 10 Europe aud il
finally yictimsed by the child who was abandoned upon
the ice This piece, account of its strong effects was
quite popular in London and Paris and it was very wei
received by large audience at the Broadway last night
The ice scene was well nanagod and received much de
served applause. The yxncipd parts were nj .ey aet
by Meesis. Fisher and Chapman and Nine Ponisi
At BURROWS Tm-,TRH Ind new farce called TIL.
Brber's Plot" The is laid in the time of Charlie
the Second, Of England That amorous monarch has
passion for the daughter Of the court barber The artist
in revenge, resolves to cut the Kings throat but the
merry monarch ascertaining this fact puts the barber
In his place and frghtens him severely On this stua
ton rests the piece which is rather pleasan. tride
carried of successfully by the clever acting OF Mr. Bur
ton IA the Barber, and Mr.. setcne is apprentice
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HIATRIMONIAI

A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS BUT FEW ACoUAINT-
"A aoce because q his long absence from hoe is desirous
ofcorrerpudng with lady, with the view OF matrimonial
alliance se must be Intelligent ie6ned good
square Pos ofiice. ~
MATRIMONIAL OFFfCE, 76 MADISON STREET ,NExr
M door the corner OF CathertneThosc vshng 70 form
q matrimonial alliance will find 70 their advana "a ~ corw
sddfesiag tpos paol ns. prewser, who has opened
matrimonial register whereby lady gentlensn NAV
secure themselves partner for e, without resooa ~
he unpicsseu alternative OF advertising TO eroress toig
hee parties their real esidepcs h,a,ne.
reference circumfanccs requisites &C. which wll he e
CHANGED Everything concerning lettnrs and interyews
strictly confidential Anappacaslous must coossn two poeAge
slAUpk