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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

AsoTHER Boots IsyESTIGArIoS.-On Monday even
irg last the Board of Aldermen appointed Commit
tee Of three consisting Of Aldermen Fulmer Valentine
and McCorkey to inquire into the charges that Ger.
tsin parties in the employ of the Corporation are inter-
eeted in the cartpg of dirt and refuse from the streets,
and interested in with other persons hav
ing contracts with the Corporation. The investigation
will be go much time lost, for no official inquiry into
corruption be successful in these days. No longer
ago than two three weeks, the report of the Com
mttee, who peepei into Mr. Selahs way of doiog
things and that Of his coDfr6re, jim Irving was e
fectualy disposed Of i'll the Board Of Aldermen by de-
fening the consider ,tou TIL next January. The vote
was entirely partisan, and designed 70 shield members
ofrhe dominant party. In meeting oftbe Com nittee
Mr.. Seah refused to questions on the pretext
that the object Of the inquiry was political persecution
Mr. Comm, sioner Ebling his employees, will, of
course dodge behind the same plea and the nvestiga
ton will be mere farce.
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lns 50 '1seP:asle Sr Holiday rr-..ss = Hss..s,
esIth, psse tsssoI,'s o. Asssoryps vtssA 49, 49,
cured At snos At fasDsekss galleries. h Ss 49,
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ADVERTISEMENT III
tnAAa APP NRAR And Wnht cOuIi

rvr mo-. .ceeptle 20 Parent Brother. sister OK snss
ftau on. al Roo finely fbi.bed PHoTOGsArHs "a. w
,te specimens exhibition ana 80, ar
Ga.sII. No ~ Broadway. ooraer q Nv W -, -
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!. II. JAnss, leroy City. n. J.


TooTHscHy CURED in FIVE minutes, BY DR.. To-
SASS wonderful VENETIAN LtNINgSr, pay HEApAcs8
IN half hour Sold by all the piusss and sterekssvs
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SUPREME COURT-SsscI.L Tksa-Dsc. s-Bsfsts JsAel

pRAcTtcy-RULE AS TO DISCOVERY OF PAPERs,
Ahyoie. Chinsman. sst woloot. sna wesrsy
An application, under 'be revised statutes "a r. o.
Sd ed for the production Of certain letters sad ~ W
plaintiff be in possession under the control Of de,o
dndsn, has made adsvt that neither OF said losss
Is Ia bis possession under bis control
D. Lord Hsued the Of the plaintiff and D. d. Hsss -
Held That the defendants having denied under oath ts:e
papers no, in their possession or under tbsI
discovery be vacated without costs 10 s<tss
party, ,,.. ,,..., H. c. -, ,,.,,h m. nj. ,.~,~
to loot behind this denis. and though might sposste cs -
probability q the % 1 hsy: s1 .s1 on N ss
10 that be cannot ascertain their wnerbou and thus cssPA
PENDANTS the responsibility. aud when they made denis No
power Of the Court sss eIhaused.
'opport hi. view the opinion Of Judge Besvor.s ~
American Exchsnge Bark Duer S52 referred v. nd os-
IRE cS.e Of smith E, a. s,, Dwsh, q Sand c. RDve
csved be in harmony with the other case cited ns.msee
sss py s,sd tbs 10 tie be. o. bis ksowsds, en- S:s[
tsa sought not in his possession. &c.
Henry c. Bowes ast- Aibsrt q. BNisy
The allowance asked cannot be greote1 exceps -
notice 70 The dends1 IL probable that IN that oas' - o.
Cfscvrr TERN
LIABILITY OF HorEL-KIEPERs usDEK rHs cohsos
Eicaol.. Brown .ad Caroline NJ Brown hi. vito. 49, Js-s
N. staple 81 a.
TLis 10 action against the former proPfissss -
10 Nay ia .,epp.d that house s ,, - -:
spt reaiDsd ,hroush The month Of June " a ~ - -
~ e7s which were stolen, IS sse hess'' """ ~ 49,
IT, dety thu, the o.s tool piece IN the m.saS
svrreo .sedbe 70 the LADY,: own &c $50.
P. pt SoiS Ha cell Iespoosib" &C., asasd b AifssA
d. sroot ~to hep; The Loo,e an, az n. &C.,
The JqrJ were is.sas 49, s a.tsdaa saS v. tSs
s,.1 n lo I. II u 4 se dS. "'-'
I,r.pes Tor s.stlfsi ciNt Cornwall saA Tee
MAJ staib for def-td,nt'
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APPRAL OF THE RATHERLEsS.

To the Editor az The ~ Y Tribsse.
SIR: wish to thank you, in behalf Of the widow
and daughter whose appeal you kindly published in
your paper of Nov. 10. prompt response has much
relieved the vents of the poor snd ally grateful fam
ily TIE following amounts received: Albany:
Cash, 81; Harrisburg: j. w. N, 8; K. $. K, eli
Cesh, s.; Cash, sl Taunton: Cash, s3i Stamford;
Eddie &c; Ned, &C.. Maggie, &C.; SalIie, &C.; Fannie
p. ID. Red, g.; s. b tn, msop, S. A Friend, 81
G. W., 81; c. Is, -; A Friend, si-Totsl, $50 81
II. G. T..
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This is enormous and well illustrates the prodgous
growth of Wisconsin within the last five years. by
the next census that District will undoubtedly be
titled 10 al least three members OF Congress Union.
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700 ooon fhsv.rsi.er..tu

One ShIlin,-,n - so Wv THB PEOPLE odsrrx ~
only Ore SSi,sn, pssecd e. Ssht and ca.eS ceu,sS. -
Dollar Depot Of HoIsts. No BS.s,a NJ ss'~'h o>s'
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coupr oy oyyyaAL sEssIONs-Dsc. s-Betoss Jsdss
~N Caps0s.
THE FIRST WARD BURGLARY.

Joseph PeEd~r. Richard Greeosooc, Joat Ven Pse-
- I'd ard Harris parties Who eaasht in the store &
ud Co No. - Brood street. Which they robbed q 49,
1850 worth Of slts aTsAsnsd and al pss1ed guy
- brsl. IN Ae thd The pea ssosptsd. 40 ~
Court hsm the STATE prison. Tor fsaT yea sAs -
ChsTes VII. sad william Connolly psscsd % ~
chsrfrd With f-oUisu.y receiving stolen goods The
o. brfslsry the ssose OF Crane Co. lace Wa
l. JAsusry last Of poodsto the vsse Of ese1 a -
Tho q .! yn cot concluded When tAs Cosr ssS''''~
a
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COURT ;oALxnDAl-rrrs DAG. N n -

UsrrvD 81 Ars, DursicT Cooss.-No'' a. ~ 70
ss II. IS. ~. g, ~ ~. Nas ia 10 n
SUPREME CouRT-SpecS Tes~ :, = - 70 o. * ~
~ Is i o. -. ~ rs IN. 81. y. so ~ a. a. "A -
bcPIsios Cous1 -ThI 81 rst g., 81 sss - ~, =
ieq OH s1, SIS rs. - q" w. w. -
Ef7 30 So. S7, L7 sw. sr;:S.-u Ma g. t%76 9e14
sUpslhs CoSn - ga m as No. 1871, -. oM
Sse. isi: 'm- Error PLsA1-rdl res uLp.N Z
sos az, ~ rs. iis IS 70 s - lSs ''-'''
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RUS OvER.-Mrs. Desmond, residing at the corner
If ard Thirty second street yeter
morning in Seventeenth street BY ~ express wagon and
Lad one Of her legs fractured She conveyed 70 her resi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

Mejor Samuel C. Thompson Of New-York has beer
appointed Epgineern- Chief, New-York State Militia
with rank Of Bgsdier General in place Of Gen. Scher
merhOn, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

RUKGIARY.-JOhu CNI'n. &C Old "State-Ptlson
bird wa. found Monday nght concealed In the cellar %
4 nemen house Of Ninth aud rhrty ninln
street ard octed up He had broken into one Of tue rooms
md stolen 81 So The prisoner taken before Justice
v eIsh and held 70 Awsit examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

S1r.E1 IsrEor1xEsr-The Committee 90 Street,
Of the Aldermen were TO h.ve met yeaerdsy afS g
roou. but Mr.. Briggs. the Chairman. only spprviug,
70 bu.ipes. was done, The principal matters before
,hem for cO.sde ration are petitions for EXTEND Beck
nan street sero.. the Park to Broadway; widening
and e..sn ling worth street. t~eVy-6v, feet to Bsr-
Tar street; and restoring the ongai grade Of br9oms
srs. l. 10. xssa Nulbsuy sad hlaIssth stssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

DIsoRDERLY HousEs.-Cspt. Carpenter aud Sc
geant Smith Of the Fifth Ward Police arrested yesterday ate
noon Jo,ephipe Webs Christina Rosen wct Sophia Denni
Anps Hsa, and Teresa ROTH al Of whom rsDd charged y"
dorde.y Tor the purpose Of prostitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

BURGLARY John Stevens, q young man, was ar
Yesterday charged with breaking into the sawmi NO.
$50 vi At stealing ttererom clothing 10 the ysde OF
SIS some which he ps~ned and te basEee vas iouaf on
bis pttson He Was commit ted by Justiee FlAndresa
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siar .re arrested CHARGED with feonioa.ly pssnr tss
kep ia the shape % bail the North RIVER BANKING
COMPANY Wm ydey grocer q; No ~ Fat ISiit rne
n - xee held By Jusiice audIetu await tkamns'ion
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ANEr,C.S IssTITUTE MECHANICS CLCB-"e
would call the attention of our mechasical friends 20
the first meeting Of the Mechanics Cuo to be he'd th'
evening at the rooms of the Institute, No. oi Broad
way The Committee Of Manufactures, Science and
Art under whose care these meetings are teii nave
unsninousy appointed Charles II. Hiswel' Consult
ng Engineer, to preside From the lively interest
manfe sed at these meetings last season, We nave no
doubt but they vii be vel attended this Subjects OF
interest viii be discussed, AID papers on imp
sai ects read We will here observe that these meet
Dgs are Lot fcrm, bat more of the character OIL
conversations, where all participate who have any
thirg rev OF novel to communicate Fact' iron ei-
perispce are ties times more useful thaa theories WIN
cut srsctice. These meetings are held on Tue "a an1
9Th " dnesiay of each month, ami are Tree 70 soy
who take Al in,ees. in the progress 81 the inec''e
arts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

DUANE SraEFr The Committee on Streets Of the
councilmen met yesterday in the City Library for the
purpose of correcting informaity which existed in
the report relative to the widening Of Duane street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18
For The Spy.

Worcester, Oct. 18th, 1885.
MFssRs. EDGTORs II observed a eommuniea
ton in the S9yof the 18th inst, over the sigma
ture of {" Truth, intended fos reply to an arti
Gle which appeared in the Spy of Sept. 9th, il
retation TO the Mechanics Hall
wo9ld saF faI the heReGt Of those who wsl
to sec what similarity there is between the Me.
that have both designs in my sfice, and. it vii
give me pleasure to show them 70 any one VIII,
villa take the trouble-to call there.
In company with one or more of our BUILDING
COMMITTEES, have visited fremont Temple, an,
hasie Hall, in Boston, and several beautiful hall
in Kew York and Philadelphia I foana roo
arrangements in each ofthen and vet our hall
not copied from either ofthen, or any other hal
that have seen in internal arrangements, or i
detail Theyoppg German alluded to worked il
my Office SIX Or eight days, and had abont as muc
to do in designing the Mechanics Hall, as YOU
Type settlers hayein deslg3ai8g your editorials
e. BUYDRs Architect,
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Contrast the letter of Prot. Hedfick OF North
Carolina, in favor Of Fremont and against
slavery extension, with the long. duh apollo
gies, which men of position in the North are
writing, for their votes against Fremont aud
far slavery extension. There is no SO telling
commentary upon the fears and weakness of
the latter, as the courage and frmness of the
torInet. While Northern men are wiring,
speaking, and yoting'in favor Of Slavery, true
souls in the South are raising their prayers
and their voices against IL. Prof uearick
touches off Fremont's qualifications and the
objections to slavery extension. from the
south-side view, with force and point that
are really crisp and sparkling. Let Northern
men. who are doubtnghow to vote, consult
Prof. Hcdrick. He is the bsst recipe for an
honest doughtace we have yet seen.-Spring-
.feid Republican.
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County officers.

For Sheriff.. sc. KNowLroN, of Worcester.
For Register Of tie Court Of hssoloencg-J. ].
PIPER, OF Fitchbarg.
For Clert Of the Co,gts--JasEpH MASON, of
Worcester.
For District .Atqrney--P, E, AunRroH, of
Worcester.
For Register Of Prosass--C. G. Pgaxriss} of
Worcester.
For Commissioners Of Ias9lnencg--J. STEVENS
of Athol, HARTLEY WILLIAMS of Worcester,
D II MERRIAM o. Fitchburg. and I. G, kESyr
OF Milford.
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pccIc.a dt....,.... sssn...

For Cistefl sns. ana Cellar ngaius manufactured nd
for sale by tle subscih'r, as Ne 80 Mechanic 3,.rq
f9ese pipes IRE from three to six inches IN diameter
the5 ate made OF The hesJ ef hydraulic cement are H
feose1 by moisture d if properly lai VIII, last as losc
as The best or iron piFt FL use.
An persons N want Of such aTti3le wiHio veil 10
eau as above or AZ ny boarding place No 30 Pleasant
Z :. ! am PREPARED 10 do al siads Of Ccnen. work
such as ceTsealin4 cisterns and cellar bottoms
oS uu JAEfEE al pFs,ll -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

ATTENTION, MAcH1NIsrs AND GuNsMITHs.
i. W. Yaiiiwil sell, to-day, at 2o'cloek, at tn
Lower Junction Machine Shop, per order of as.
signees, lot Of valuable machine tools, rife bar
rels, sc. Tor particulars, see advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

How IkANZAs rs 10 BE MADE a SLAVE STATE
WAR THE RUFFIANs SSY.-At the late bo-
gus election IN Kanzas, besides eieetipg Whit
held to CONGRESS and members of the new Mis-
souri, Kanzas Legislature, the pro slavery
settlers and Mis8ourians voted for a C0nyen-
ton to organize kansas as slave State
.Fhis, says the Missouri Repu6}6can /" settles
the distraetng question according to law. -
Under this process, backed up by the general
government, if Border Ruifianism should
have possession Of the next administration.
Kauzas would inevitably become slave
State, even if ninety-uine out Of every hun
dred of her people were opposed to it. They
are effeetually excluded from voting by an
constitutional and degrading test oaths md at
the same time every Missourian may vote on
the payment OF dollar. There is, therefore,
no possibility Of saving Kenzas from pro-
slavery and ruftian domination, except By
bloody revolution, if the sham Democracy re-
tain the control of the general government.-
The people Of Kanzas see and deeply feel this
hence their anxiety for the election Of Col.
Fremont, as their,las aud sply hope.
A Border Rutiap, writing from Westport,
Mo, TO the st. Lous Republican, saws that
g GOV. Geary is becoming exceedingly popu-
lar, and his great activity is gaining him hun.
dreds of friends daily among the kuifians.
On the other hand, the Squdtter Sovereign,
the buchanan paper of the territory, finds
fault because the Governor allows armed free
State men to come i'll from the North, and de-
slares that no Northern man is fit to be Cow
ernor OF kanaas :" there is not on6gos them
who has nerys tg do his d,ty- If Geary has
done what rumor charges, he is perjUY6d
scamp, and should be hooted oiit Of Banzas
territory, instanter, 1t looks to us rs if the
administration were trying to force the pro.
slavery party in Kanzas territory TO acts of Vi
olence." This language is doubtless used to
| stimulate the rathans TO the new invasion of
| Kanzas, which they have planned for No.
vember, when they threaten to complete their
I bloody wofk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToRs.

AT LARGE,
JULIUS ROCKWELL and THOMAS COLE
of Pittsfeld
DISTRICTS.
Dist. No. 1, John Vinson, of Edgartown.
+" 2, A. B. Wheeler of n. Bridgewater.
I" 8, Geo r. Russell OF West Roxbnry,
A. Gen. 0diorne of Boston
" 5, Lucius b. Marsh of Boston.
6, Geo. II. Devereux OF Salem.
z james NJ Usher Of Mcdiord.
s, John Nesmith OF Lowell.
g. John S. G, Knowlton 81 WorcesieI,
TO- Charles E Forbes of Northampton.
II, Franklin Ripley of Greenfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

FOR COUNCILLOR SEVENTH DISTRICT,
ANsEL Phelps, of 0reenGsl,ls
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Senators for wercester Counfy.
GEO. f. H0AR, of Worcester;
VICTORIOUS TAFT, of Upten;
OHIO WHITNEY, Of Ashhurnham;
WIN. MIXTBB. OF HaYdwick:
J.. r. HITCHCOCK, of Warren.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

Posr 0FFicE RoBBBn The post Office at
Wilmington, BEL, was again robbed ON We'd
nesday night. George AZ. Townsend, the
man robber, escaped from Newcastle jail, on
Tuesday night, with other prisoners, which
iaduees the suspicion that the robbery. Of the
post Office was effected by Townsend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

On. BRoADBENT's Rooms, at the Bay Stat.
House, orc crowded day and evening, by thost
wishing for medical aid, and by others wishing
their teeth extracted. He is designing to crowa
his business here into next week, as his engage
ments call him elsewhere after that time So
those purposing to consult him will have /,
watch pretty closely for an opportunity. =
He adopts the principle Of first come frsf
served, > and 70 call now will ensure attention
1t is wonderful how he has attracted the patro
mage Of inyalids, but his skill as a lecturer, an
the fact that he rs-no new conner amongst us, ac
counts for it in part, The fact that he brings til
sciences Of Phren9logy and Mesmerism to bea
upon ascertaining the causes Of disease, andi
adapting his medicines to effect cures, may ais.
throw light upon it. Perhaps, more than all, tn
innumerable testimonials he brings with him frof;
the sick bed under his treatment, gives him sue
cheering tokens Of public patronage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18
The Elections.

The Buchaniers teiegraphed last evenin,
from Philadelphia that they had carried I'll
state by three thousand majority, and W.
should put faith in their superior organization
aud correspondence if il We're not for thei
obvious determination to claim a victory at ali
hazards. Fhey did so Thursday ff7orHing,
claiming five thousand majority when the re
turns were against them. If clearly beaten
they viii not admit it till after the President
iai Election,
Our dispatches give the State to the Anti
Buchanan ticket by about one thousand ma
jority, but we do not claim a triumph on ST
narrow margin as this. IL may be for US.
may be against us, by mere fraction, which
decides nothing as TO the vote for President.
Over four hundred thousand votes haze been
poiied. and the number will be swelled TO at
least four hundred ard Fifty thousand III the
Presidential contest. We shall know how
that election results when we see the returns.
ONO is Cor us By a majority largely inereas-
ed from last year, ia spite Of the desperate
Fillmore opposition, sustained by Buchanan
money. Her vote for Fremont is beyond qes-
ton. .
INDIANA ISIS drawn battle. We think VIII
lard. the Buchanier candidate, is aleetsa Gov
ernor by a majority, while the Republicans
haze six of the eleven members Of Congress
and the Senate, with The fiousc against them.
Here, tdo. tie vote for President must be
oouut9d; it cannot be anticipated.
Fellow Repdbiteans4 the election of our
President is rot yet secured, nor ix1it lost. 1t
viii take al the work that is in us TO carry it,
but thar viii do it. Let not a nerve he re-
Taxed, or an effort abated, until sunset of the
4th Of November !-Neso Yotk Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

FOR RsPRBsENTATTyB TO CONGRESS,
HENRY CHAPLIN, OF WoRonsrER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

4. feran 5sk, Designer and Eugrsver upou Wood
2od Steao. over q" sgiu@gamoud Bank Frt1aaye IA
MA1h street H's On Crescent Street All order viii
a'S thIfTs3E p a.-ention Psytela5 atten;ionfia In
aNug Maca iae4y, 80 Ri
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Ii. MnNn

ItZF5s y spsfs sEsns inexperienced ana succias
MO iig Atff herssi p read ness day and nief,t b. a
attndthe dutiss fa.ession 2esideuse III ai,s.;s
oet2I ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

u tAere is much pleasure ami. saiisse5e aud even
happiness in knowing th~t you have arrived IT, CERTAIN
point which you have been striving 20 ,tis for sears
CLAFIS IS THERE he operates s.ta egrtsiDty Of
wdusne the mos. pleasing results bis pictures are
heapa' in tone ADMIR- by perfect a an Ire mnntest
ds'oeations and invaluable rs nemsatoes Of the human
face divine.
oIa5ia's Gallery is me Gallery of galleries; if You are
in pursuit of first class psgpeweetyne, made on tablets
Of chsme@l+f F0Rf sityrR, or If sou pctare on
Glass une4aaiiel By any patent lgum) pr1cass.
Rooms l8s Vain - over oiti.ens' hans satalm
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Diseases of slse fssroTat and LmnsA,-DR;
DILLEN BACK having removed to No, Cambridge s.
near the jleYere House continues MS usual to devote
himself exclusively IS the examination and treatment of
all diseases he spiratQyorgaasi Consumption, Br0n
chts, Asthma.Pna Cattrrh. lis mode Of practice con-
ssts ia inhang breathing the remedies Produced intoa
state Of Yapor from suitable apparatus constructed fer
that purpose combined Rh such constitutional asUrts
and local applications As the eXge1cies OF the may
seem to indicate For te succeasfof his treatment the
Doctor refers to persons The highest character and 20
sitian5 In this cy ana elsewhere, many Of whom have
been cured 4ud pasey restored health whenabaa.
donet rs the orrsry modes Of practice Persons at
dtssafee WSuR thAlae,l1es Of nv system Of
pr'etioe by giving gi statement of their rase II rit.
ing can have the app1oprat5 remedies, with iuhalants
and 81 necessary dreon for use sent to them b.
press.
y. i, Innr3er that 9e public may l be 1pisled b, the
neutrality-suspicious. Of gnoraut lretsfers would say
that Fkaye no branch Office, and that there no physl
cia Boston practising medicine, who has or ever
has had any e0Unact5u with me- any right to use NY
RaIue BeNaro of ans who such an announcement.
Il. 2. DfLLBNBACK, N, D.,
Physician for Diseases Of IT, iuugs
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C3fAI,lN {. p3EL0TSGN.>
. ATTORNEYS AaG GGENSELLoBs At Law =
UNNRy CHAPIa d If 'ffr,,g.s,,
Jan l.i856
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

At Baiihrobe, IN aa'wag Ireland,
tha vita Of iouicg named Mngrul, loG
beg two lttlo chnGren while str 0eit 70
bring % kettle d hot w8tei Us sgaG ilo thuu
slo we' No ue' i5t snaksUe buttnr fAe eldest
ehta meaoeao forced d,p baby inlbtbg charn,
2 a~ ~ m9thqr unnlhmgiY senldea is 10
death Rendered. irartA by tho discovery
she threw stool Of the other atid Hh.ch KIN.
cd it,and thon drowned herself
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

Also gives special ateutep TO tF treatment Of Eetp.Is
Complaints, and diseases of Children
~ Summer Street bctssen Central anu Exchapee
IS dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

u r1 ? HIsTl
WI meet his oa5ce pat'e.'s ,eTeaftef Eren, and
20 z. NJ Yo .;.5lt -, i ~
Worcester Nay 26, 1855 an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

REV. AR. HtGGINsoN will preach at Hortidul
tuaal Hall, tomorrow morning and evening, sub
iect-Kanzas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

FArsE Acou,g*r. -.Cul Greohier, the son
OF Grraap parents q boy about ton yerrs of
age, tdi from a wuinut tree, in tho 2 l3ast
Nnldge, on Wednesday afternoon, breaking
both re arms just aboFc the wrists AID lrAc-
trnbg his skull, besides other Injuries
It, rcmaluod insudbe til bis death a6oht
i've hours alter the aocidoat.- c{ef0a G6,t
y0bt