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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Star Of the West.
adoption Of Neo Constitution IN Oreqon-
Slavery Rejected.


New York, Dec. IA. Steamer Star of the
West, from Aspinwall, with later California
news, arrived here early this morning.
The steamer John l.. Stephens brought
down to Panama upwards of S2,700, 200.
Gen. Walker landed three hundred men at
San Juan del Norte, and took possession Of
the town.
A lieutenant of the Saratoga, who happened
to be on shore, was ordered by Walker to go
on board his (the lIeutenant's) ship.
On the evening of the Sd, the frigate Wa
bash, together with the English ship. Of the
line Brunswick and steam frigate Leopard,
sailed for San Juan, which place they would
blockade. They would also probably take
measures to prevent Walkers troops from
passing up the river.
Quartz mining was being prosecuted
throughout California with great vigor, but
river mining, owing to recent heavy rains, had
been summarily ended for the season. The
waters had risen with such rapidity as TO
sweep off all the fumes and an immense
amount OF mining material.
Lieut.. Beale, with his camel train, from
Texas, arrived at Los Angeles Nov. 9.
ORBGoN.-Dates from Oregon are to the
18th Of November.
The State election Of the 9th resulted in the
success Of the constitution, aud the rejection
of slavery, and exclusion OF free negroes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

ELoPEMENT AND LARCENY = The Milford
journal states that young man, by the name of
William Henry Smith, left that town sudde,,ly va
week ago. He hired horse and carriage Of Mr..
L. B. FELTON,, on the above named evening, to 90
to Hopkinton and return the same night. Not
returning at the time specified, and nothing be-
ing heard from him on Friday, a messenger was
sent to Hopkinton, who ascertained that Smith
had not been to Hopkinton at ALL Mr.. FELTON,
Immediately despatched an agent in the frst
train for Boston, Saturday morning, and another
to Woonsocket and Providence, while he took
horse and cut across the country to Worcester,
where he arrived little before nine O'Clock, and
found the missing team at Swans stable, near
the Western depot. 1t seems that Smith went
direct to Worcester the same night, put up his
horse at one of the stables in this city and took
the midnight train for Springfield, on Friday
morning he was, doubtless, on his way to the far
West, or for New York He is supposed TO have
drawn upon the wardrobes of his fellow boarders
for an outfit, as they were found on Friday morn
ing minus number of useful garments. Smith,
up to this time, had had fair character, though
regarded by those who knew him as rather fast
young man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
Mormon on,rayes.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l4.-The Ka,azas CITY
Josyaa1 of Commerce, of the 9th instant. says
that Joseph Mageans, trader from Green
River, arrived there on Tuesday, being the
latest arrival from Utah. Magean's account
confirms previous advices. He reports that
nearly all the emigrant trains were suffering
from Mormon depredations, their wagons be-
ing burned and their cattle stolen. Large
quantities of grain and forage stored at Fort
Bridges, had been burned, to prevent its pur-
chase by the government. They had also
burned all the grass routes beyond Fort
Bridges. The snow on the mountains was
three feet deep, and the country was covered
with it as far East as Blue River. Buffalo
were abundant.
The Leavenworth Ledger of the 9th, says
an express has just arrived. Col. Sumner ar
rived here last night. Capt Van Vliet passed
through in post haste Saturday morning. The
rapid movements are supposed to have refer
ence to the Utah army but may be dispatches
to General Denver, or General Harvey, the
commander of the troops in Kanzas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
Municipal EIectionr.

BosToN, Dec. A.-Our municipal election.
today, developed quite a spirited contest for
Mayor, the opposing candidates being each
nominated by citizens convention. ratified
by mass meetings in Faneuil Hall. MT,
Frederick w. Lincoln, Jr.. was the successful
candidate, receiving 5000 votes, against 4IS6
cast for Charles B. Hall, the nominee of the
first convention. The Lincoln ticket for Al
dermen and Common Councilman was also
elected.
In Charlestown. James Dana was elected
Mayor by large plurality.
Roxbury reelected Mayor Sleeper by a
handsome plurality.
LOWELL. Dec. l4.-Mr Huntington, Git
zens' candidate, was chosen Mayor by 500
majority.
Newburyport elected Mr.. Cushing, anti
temperance candidate, Mayor, by 81 majority,
S'ef Colby, and the Gushing ticket is success
-Ni IN Doth branches Of the City Government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
Later from Utnh-washIng.on


WARRINGTON, Dec. 14.-Private informa-
ton received by the last arrival from the
Plains, says that Dr. Hart, Indian agent, and
the only (Gentile) U. s. officer who remained
in Utah after the other officials left last Spring
effected his escape and reached Col john
ston's camp on the Sweetwater. Paevious to
the departure Of the general officers, DR.. Hart
took refuge with band OF Indians, about
twenty of which guided him through the
passes of the mountains. He was six weeks
reaching the South Pass.
The Senate Democratic caucus today, post
poned the nomination OF printer until We'd
nesday. The subject increases in interest.
The bill prepared by Mr.. Douglas, to ena-
Bile the people of Kanzas to form a constitu-
ton and State government is similar in its
provisions to that heretofore introduced by
Mr.. Toombs.
Mr.. English of Indiana, publicly asserts
that the visit of the Indiana delegation to the
President, was one of courtesy merely, and
has no connection with Kanzas affairs,
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Ward omcers EIeotcd,

Ward .Wxrden-L r Hudson. oleik-H. NJ.
Smith, Inspectors--M. R Williams, Eli Parker, Henry
Hakes. OVerseer Of the POor-Eli4ha ChAnin. As
sistant Assessor. N. 7. Bemis.
Ward a.. Warden "A B. sprAgue. Clerk Jonas
W. seryey. Inspectors. Chas D. Marcy,Ge r. Peck
ham Julius H. Banister 0versseer of the Poor. Samuel
BanistR Assistant Assessor. IA u. MeTriheld.
Ward g.. Warden. Otis NJ InrTusn. Clerk. Geo
Holmes. Inspsotors. Geo. Dixon, Thomas Moore, Geo
Bethune Overseer Of the Poor. D. g. Temple. Assis
ant Assessor. Jason Temple.
Ward T.. Warden-James s. Woodwork Clerk-T.
q. Bancroft. Inspectors-M. 0Driscoi. q. NJ. Gould,
J. W. Bartlett. oVerseer OF the Poor-Frederick War
rem. Assistant Assessor Franklin Phelps.
Ward g.. Northumberland Perry. Olerk-John +.
Murray. nspectors-Benjamin Stowel, Gilman Ferrin,
Ohas ]. Delahanty. Overseer Of the PooF-Parick o.
Rourke. Assistant Assessor-Wm Mayo.
Ward :. Warden. John B. Dexter Clerk. Charles
T. Books. inspectors D. s. Goddard, franklin Whip
pie, 40 Lewis. 0verseer Of the PosE. Edwin Draper
Assistant Assessor. Charles Wood
Ward T.. Warden..B @. fainter. Clerk. William
Mecofney. inspectors. Il L. Mason, Jona Luther Vim
P. Daniels ovtrseer Of the Poor. Thomas Earle. As
sistant Assessor. r.. B Shepherd.
Ward g.. Warden. Richard Bail Clerk g. n. Leon
ard inspectors. "A L. Rogers, Elbridge Bcyden. One
vscancy. 0Terseer If the Poor. Hbsnezer Collier As
slit INT Assessor..W. w. Pratt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Crosby, Nichols. b
Co., of Boston, have published three sets of ae.
ures done up in separate packages, called "Du-
boiss Paper Dolls, Nos. l, 2, and g." They are
very beautiful colored prints, and are SO prepared
as to make the principal figure go through null
tiform transformations, by the change of head
gear, or articles of dress and thus represent vari
Gus characters. They afford very agreeable and
amusing pastime for children, and make one of
the prettiest holiday or birthday presents that
can be procured They are sold by William II
Sanford, successor to q. Baker Il Co
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The Vote for Aldermen.
Union TICKET.
The Common COunCil.
a1ruprQa ET.RCTEO

Ward 1T. W. Hammond, p i Bigelow, Chss. =.
BALLARD The two first on Citizens ticket, and the last
nsmei on the Union ticket
wad Al. NJ O. Armsby, NJ. NJ. Chafin, b. w.
Pond Union Ticket
Wards-s O. Richards, J. g. eusan, Lyman Brown.
Citizens' Ticket
WAri AZ. r. Witt, s. Hathaway, Alvan Allen. OFT
izens' Ticket.
Ward S-l.evi Darker, Geo h Ward, S. V. Stone.
Citizens Ticket.
Ward y. H wan. Joseph Boyden, Geo. g. harton
wa-d TME. B. stoddsrd, G. Goes, Edwin Morse.
Union Tickes
Union Ticket
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

SALE OF PRESIDENT PIERoE's CARHrAdB.-
The carriage presented to Elk President Pies.e BY
the citizens Of Boston, was sold at auction, on
Saturday, by Mr.. Edward Riddle. 1t was BUR.
chased by Messrs. Brown & Severance, st,ble
keepers, Charles street, for S4lO The proceeds
sre to be devoted to the support Of the poo. or
Concord, N. H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

COURT OF CoxMoN PLEAs.-The ease of Derby
%. Dickinson, an action Of contract, in which
abe plaintiff claims Of VIM. Dickinson one half
che cost of grading the sidewalk in front Of
Flagg's building, in this city, was decided by
verdict for defendant Swan for plaintiff, and
Rice and Dewey Williams for defence.
The case of Samuel Jenhison, Treasurer Of the
State Lunstic Asylum vs. the inhabitants of
Waltham, is now on trial. Aldrich and Stod-
dard for plaintiff, aud Hoar and Rutter for de-
fence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

HoRsE AND CARRIAGE SroLEN.-on Sunday
evening, about FIVE o'clock, horse and buggy,
belonging to Mr. John L. Baker, while hitched
in front Of house on Millbury street, was stolen
by some unknown person. In the course Of the
evening they were found without driver in the
vicinity of Cherry Valley, four or five miles dis
sant, headed toward the city. The horse was
rocking with sweat in consequences Of severe
driving He was cared for by the finder, and,
yesterday morning, Mr.. Baker recovered his
property again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
The School Committee
MEMBERS ELgOTED.

The figures agsinst each name indicate che term OF
service for which they are chosen.
Ward 10 P. Gilbert, years. VIM. 8. Green,
years; 7 W. Il 'mmond, year
Ward IT. K, Earle, 8; Geo. T. Hoar, q T. L. Mel
con, /.
Ward "a L. Burbank, 8; Jonas Bartlett, q John
Rooney,
Ward S.-Rev. E. Cutler, 3, s. V. Stone, d Thos. Mo.
Ward e.-D. A. Goddard, 3, Willard Ward, 2; A. W.
Ward wv. W. Bics, 5, Rev D. W. Faauce, q; John
ward Delight Foster, s. BE-. Chambsrllu, a, W.
n Davis l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

GREAT scAMP.--The Bath Organ says N.
S. Simpson, who is now in Augusta jail, charg-
ed with firing his own house in Windsor, CONFESS
es to whole catalogue Of crimes--that he set
FIRE to his own house in that CITY, that he set the
fire in which a woman and two children we're
burned few years ago, near Deacon Mitchell's,
that he led the mob in burning tho South Church,
and that he was ringleader in the cornerstone
mob on the site Of the Catholic Church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

The EFFEoTs OF STRYoHNINE WHIsKRi-A
young woman in Cincinnati got drunk the pther
DAY, and was taken to station; while there she
had constant commissions, during which two men
could not hold her, and she afterwards died. The
doctors said the fits were caused by free iidul-
gence in strychnine whiskey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

hi baa EsToN' Dec. l4.-Ihe steamship Isa-
oei mas arrived here from Havana. Her news
Is unlnportant: Sugar has improved /; mo-
Inc y ). trigate Susquehianna arrived at
MY "est rom the Mediterranean, and had
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
The Money MsrLot.

New YoRK, Dec. l4,There was better
feeling manifested in financial matters to-day,
on the publication Of the Buropas adyices.
The Bank statement to night will show an
increase in the discount line also, a larger
specie average than was anticipated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

FIRE AT ToLLAND.-The house of d. Mitchell,
OF Tolland, was destroyed by fire which t1ok
from the chimney, on Friday evening, the 9th
ult., and part of the furniture aud all the pro.
visions we're destroyed. Loss some five Or six
hundred dollars, partly insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

EXCHANGE HorEL.--Daniel Pratt, the great
American traveller, and candidate for the Presi-
dency Of the United States in 1850, arrived in
Worcester yesterday morning, and will lecture
thia evening In the Exchange Hotel. at o'clock,
delivering odes, poems, anecdotes, an account OF
bis travels to Michigan, and Richmond, Va, and
interview with Gov. Wise, Mayor, and ministers
Of Richmond, and President James Buchanan,
&c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

, COMPLIMENTARY CoEoERT.-We understand
that Fske's Band, assisted BY the popular actress
Miss Holman, who will Sing several Of her favor.
ite songs, and Mr.. b. D. Allan, so we'll and IA.
vOrably known to the musical public Of this city,
will give complimentary concert, on Friday eve.
ming, to Mr.. Hobbs, the clariOnet.player Of the
band. We trust our citizens will give him full
house
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

UNIVERSALLY CONFERENCE.-The quarterly
UniyeFsalist Conference Of Ministers and Laymen
will be held in the Universalist Church, in this
city, tomorrow. The object Of this Conference is,
the promotion Of spiritual culture and the Chris.
tian-Iiie. Members Of all Christian seels and CON.
RIsgations are invited. Public services at 10 Ia
O'Clock, A. M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

BANK RBsuMprIoN.-The Worcester banks
resumed specie payments, yesterday. The Bos-
ton banks have also resumed payment, as we'll as
those Of New York and Albany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

10 not neglect cough, however slight, it is hardly
excusable, when simple remedy like Wistars VIVA
Cherry Bassm is within your reach This is in nearly
all cases tfeetual No family should be without Il,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

Vhcein General Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
THIRTE-FIFTH CONGRESs-Fir.,
MONDAY, Dec. IA.
House.
Mr.. Warren, from the special committee
made report recommending the Hons, 70 70
move to the new hall on Wednesday and
that part of the gallery be fitted for Tenort.
els, and that a room be set apart for telegyo,,b
instruments. The report was adopted bv an
over whelming majority.
Mr.. Lane of Oregon, introduced bill for
the payment of expenses incurred by Oregon
and Washington Territories, in the suppress
sion of Indian hostiliies.
Mr.. Moore introduced bill granting the
lands of the States and Territories for the
promotion of the agricultural and mechanical
arts. 1t appropriates six million three hun.
bred thousand acres, to be distributed accord
ing to federal representation.
The Senate resolution announcing the
death of Mr.. Butler, was then received, and
Mr.. Boyce delivered eulogy.
Messrs Stephens, Harris Of Illinois, and
Goode, followed. Resolutions of respect were
passed, and the House adjourned.
Kanzas LrgtsIature-Secrctary StantOn's
Message.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA special session of
the Kanzas legislature organized on the 9Th
inst, by electing c. W. Babcock President of
the Council, and G. w. Deitzler Speaker of
the House.
Secretary Stanton, in his message, says that
in consequence of recent events having pro
duced profound agitation of the public
mind. and a sense of wrongs and injustice,
whether well or ill-founded, and an appre-
hension of greater evil arising therefrom, hav-
ing aroused the people of the territory to their
consideration and to dangerous excitement, [
find myself compelled by sense of duty, to
call you together, that you may adopt prompt
Legislative measures to avert the calamities
which threaten the public peace. After re-
viewing the formation and action of the Con-
stitutional Convention, Mr.. Stanton recon-
mends the passage of an act directing the
election to be held under different officers, on
the same day, and at the same places as are
provided for in the proclamation of the Presi-
dent of the Convention, authorizing the peo-
pie to vote for constitution, in either of the
forms presented by the Convention. The gov
eminent also recommends the passage of a
law making q fraudulent return of votes O
felony, with suitable punishment.
Kanzas letters to the Republican, state that
intense excitement prevails among all classes
of the people in the Territory, and the proba-
bilitles are, that the party opposed to the Le-
compton Convention, will not permit the cleo
ton on the 2lst. Gen. Lane, with three or
four hundred men, were encamped near Lee
compton, and threats had been made of driv-
ing General Calhoun and the members of the
Convention out of the Territory, but no out
break had yet been attempted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

Increase in loans, 1892. $50. Decrease in
specie, $6OO,906. Decrease in Circulation,
2lO,5O6. Decrease in deposits, 8.I26.98l'
The total specie is 26, O5S, ST..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

The person who lost two pairs of children's
leggings, on Monday morning, may hear Of the
same at this Office, or SO Chandler street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

Mlstar's Baisnm Of Wild Cherry,-The
following letter from Rev. Henry Wood Of Co, e,,3 N
H. Editor Of the Congregational journal MAX Vol
nnes IN favor Oh Wistars Bslsam &c ScoRp. N n
1 saIC z.4desaFs, 6sth w. FotSle Co.. Gentlemen:
Two years ago, SUDDEN and violent attack unon nv,
lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks aud ben
recovered, was so nuca oppressed BY difficulty in
eanns, tnat was of,en una7ls to sleep rest upon
bed by night. Th- suffering was extreme and ud Ing
rom the inecaoy Of the remedies used supposed The
disease vas incursble Being persuaded To tr, a bottle
o. Of WletAhs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, without
the least confidence in its efficacy founo the dihtv
almost entirely removed before bottle was used up
having mortal aversion to medicine and seldom asing
hoany FORM sympathy with my fellow sufferers induces
me to make this public statement and recommend ina
article to CHEERS similarly afflicted
tff,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

The population of Rutland, VT, on
the 10Th of September, 1857, was 1884. The
census of 1850, was S9l5; increase in seven
years S9lS, or more than a hundred DER cent
Rutland is now probably the most populous
and wealthy town in Vermont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

In Cincinnati, thirteen of the young
lady teachers in the public sehools---as ap-
pears from the report of very special coma
mittee appointed to examine infinitely into
the mysteries of the interesting subject have
lately resigned in consequence of approaching
matrimonial alliance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

nc Wonderfnl nn,R f3if1e.l -. -

The WOnderfuF and Gifted I.Idy 6oS
arrived giving the people of this place an opportunity
oil testing her wonderful Gift of Prophecy.
ohe "M nesc{lDe your future vile husband, tell
whether yeu will be rich or poor describe ahse,t sssJ
give advics ia relation to LAWSUITS losses marriages.
ohs and deaths, tell past, present and future events
ana unlock the mysteries Of the mind. She possesses
the gift of prophecy to remarkable deyorse az ali ri,
testify whohave called upon her. Az
= S-shs viii prescribe for diseases
shs WI receive call from a t. IL M from tn G
P. m, and from to in the evening, at No I2l Main
street, up stairs, over James Green Co Is Drug Store
Worcester, Mass. dln deciE -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Europa.
LATER NEWS ERoM INDIA.
Gen. Bavelock safe at Lucknow.

Defeat Of the M,aineers at AgrG-l00O Of
them Killed.
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With respect yours truly
None genuine unlcs, sened BurTs on H. rIsner

Dr. sampson, Of Boston, is now stopping at the
Lncoln House. Worcester where he will receive patients
one loeek giving examinations free Of charge.
1t should be borne in mind by the sick that an oppor
tunity Ike the present is seldom afforded them II will
cost you nothing to consult one of the most sSillul
physicians of the present day.
DR.. SAMPS0R's method OF examining gives him a
thorough knowledge OF the nature and causes of you
complaints, which described by him with gonderru
accuracy, information from the patient being Rsse
DR.. s. vsit-d this city seven moths sinoe.
while here be performed many remarkable carey lie
refers to these proofs Of his extraordoafv skD IN he
"healing art" Rooms near ladies' entrance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

Cnnker Rash und scnrIet Fever. rsnac-
isly during the prevalence Of this malignant and fstal
aiseasethe public should again be inform ed that RFN
SLDLh.o HEGEFABLE EXTRACT is the mos eff
fectna remedy Tor csnker canker rash and scar,s l
eanker and thrush in the mouth throat distemsr what
~ maIgnsnt putied sore throat dysentery and ali ann
mer COMPLAINTS and now has been in usp twenty three
posed Of harmless materials w.
Tne gennine has the fac simc Of the inventor, As
bNNlhhb, on the wrapper and circular. IL l. nov,
manufactured by bis widow Mrg "A. Grenville In Wor
eester, and 10 Tor sale at John j. Brown h Soma A9s
washington street. and Charles r Carney 1888 Washing
ton street. Boston Also, by james Green and % ssa
Worcester, aud druggists generally
Also, GRENpiLLE'J LINIMENT, to aooompanv
me Extracts ior liberated sore throat 40 IN ont n
plea ion Its good for any kind of inflammation Por
purna hight or severe, II will reeve tbs anguish aln,os
instantly, and perform most wonderful cre 4, a,S
p we er ever family TO keep II, being also good 10
bruises oholaihs, chapped hands sore lips and rrseu.
pies, &C., &c. al F 'N Ia. 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

H. Il. BtshOp, graduate OF the Baltimore tjolere
Of Dental surgery having bad extensive practice
n ms CITY for the last ten twlve ysars has nov re-
moved his office to his house. No IA PoAr stres ghaTa
ms professional services may stk he ohtsned he Womb
call attention particularly to bis method Of treating ciI
drens teeth, securing to them by timely skill and over
slgh me set OF Natural Teeth the appreciation NJ
winch has induced many parents place their children
uuer nis eharse-and be hopes all parents will See the
Importance OF early placing every child In the csrs ~
comfort W N''uie
az TOOTH POWDER AND WAsY &C., for sale
Office open an hours Of the t'4y and eyenng "A pa,
street, % Dwelling House from Main street
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Every One ShoUII R.,.-S n M. -

-. ,UI'IE tsHtaN Ora BIlaB'a a De-
verthseaneDt "To the citizens Of Yorceser C,y,ntg
and vicinity to be found in another column as well also
Us ms succeeding advertisements which will appear rom
week 70 week in this paper They will interes not only
msniesl essays, replee with ideas and much hat
M interest as regards the common Of the ehrnne
uisSasss' HIS VeWa will no doubt 10 Hresi MANY ne
entirely and novel; departing as thty do In rasnS
particulars, from the old "orhodox" belief as REGARDS
the cause and treatment Of disease,.
HARREN, RISLEY, Il KITCHEN
INN W.
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Is, L s D Z.
THE LATEST NEWS.
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