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WAsHIscToS, Jan. IL 1887.
large number Of bills on different sub scs were in.
iroc uced by various gentlemen. Among ihom was one
by Mr. CArr equslzrg grants Of lands 10 the several
states.
One By Mr.. LxrcHsR, establishing branch mint In the
city OF Now York.
BY Mr.. CoIT,x, abollshing the duty on sugar.
BY Mr.. wooDwoE1H, for q railroad and telegraph 70
the Pacific.
California Tor railroad purposes and also . bill providing
Tor he sale Of surveyed and IN that State
BY Mr. wHnrrtp, for the erection Of public buildings
apo military roads IN KAn,ss
BY Mr. woop for one or r ore railroads from the MI,
sisspp TO The Pacific. aud ono By Mr.. FLoKISu equal
zing army rsvy ano marine pensions.
Tie House went Into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on
m1t.
Mr.. AKKRs, OF No 10 reply 10 Mr.. Bowels Remarks
yesterday deeaood tao American pary from the charge
OF proscrpon Of persons Of foreign birth, ora vndcs
Their position tcwarce the Roman Catholic church. He
deprecated the discussion Of the slavery que,Ou ss Of
mschevcus tendency, laying In this connection I'D 10
1854 majority OF the southern representatives voed 10
sustain the Missouri compromise, ami he asked whetber
WAS Just to charge him with free sosm because hs
had opposed the passage Of that measure.
a. Mr. I.sr,r uep Of r L, malnaired il not only in
70 protect and encourage the Industrial pursuits Of The
country He particularly spoke ofthe justice OF admitting
free Of duty the materials which ener into American
man uaour 10 that In this respect we shoud be nlsced
footing with the British manufacturers &c would
tive bis support 10 any bill whish should contain judi
oious discrimination 10 favor of American Industry.
Mr.. LhrCHsk, (Gom Of Va wished 10 snou whesbcr
The Dill or the substitute By Mr.. Campbell OF ohio,
not mere man OF straw sci up 10 be fought for at
sent and whether wnen the discussion bad been closed
he intended 10 introduce sactbcr bill, speak for
hour, and then terminate the debate without aording
Others an opportunity TO be heard.
MI CAMPBELL Crep Of OHIO, replied ths, he set up no
man of straw but II might become necessary W move
subuiiute lor The bill alter It's consideration In Commit
80 Of the Whole the slate Of the Union No advantage
would be taken Of any gentleman.
Mr.. IsIcH,R said that some definite measure ought
10 DC presented ~ msjOrity OF the COMMITTED on Ways
snd Nesns, In order 10 arrive NJ iust oonolusiops
NJ. CAnrBstI wished 10 kno- sbcther minority OF
TIE con mttee bad presented scheme on whish they
woulc stand, and whether Mr. Ietaher intended 90
tam Mr.. Bovces bill for huxontal tin Tor revenue
alone
Mr.. LTcHFP replied that when the majority of N Q
Committee on WAYS and Means present prop stion
which they will stand fall, the minority VIII present
their substitute for Bi. The latter cannot nos present
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Affairs at the State Capital.
CONTESTED SEAT IN THE sENATE-TEMPERAHCE-
CITY RAILROADS, ETC.


CITY RAILROADS, ETC.
ALBANY, Jan. Ii, 1857.
Mr., Sckles fights like q hero In the Sense Every
day, when the question up for his expulsion he
takes the floor and the time in contendng for
his rights until the hour OF adjournment Mr.. Sckes you
know endowed with any reasonable amount Of caco-
hes quedi and he embraces every opportunity to dis
play IT, He occupied most of the session this morning.
~ he will this evening He made homs thursts At
the republicans this morning. 10 which, they possess
any spunk. they must reply. Senator Ramsay will un-
derake the task Of replying TO some OF Mr. ckes strong
Msertions Tho case may occupy The remainder Of the
wer ~ are 70 DC made wd
Yesterday, Mr. Jones, the democratic leader In the
House, introduced resolution declaring prohibitory
mtsec TO introduce stringent license law This morn
Ing Mr.. Foot called up the resolution made or rather
rcad, written speech against It, and offered an amend
nell declaring that prohibory law should be passed
AVOIDING the objections urged by the Court OF Appeals
ton laying the original esoluion and amendment on the
table, and that they be printed for special consideration
The vote 10 day gave Indication way the oiher
but tier seemed TO be In favor OF ignoring the whole
matter. No doubt the fact that Senator Seward II
row largely engaged In the wholesale liquor
rsic may have an overpowering influence In the House
Nj Speaker Lttlejohn he. been unusually careful in
he selection Of the House commts co. A. announced
day they seem TO be very inpartiay constituted, al
ways concedng the right 70 take OF political mat.
tiers The Committee on Cities and Villages, to whom the
New York TAX bills, po,e bill and charter amendment
viii be referred, consist OF Mr. Van volkcnburg, OF
steuben, Chairman, and Mr. Pomeroy, Mr.. Hollis Mr..
varpum and Me-. John J. Reilly The two latter beoag
10 The New York delegation Both experienced sgis
iators and are well versed In mst.ers resng 70 the
city. The citizens Of New York may feel safe In the
hsnes Of that respectable committee.
Mr. Hogeboor inquiries Of the Attorney General what
PROVISIONS any Of the Maine law are now in force OF
what avail viii that opinion be with the majority pou
oally opposed 10 Mr. CushingS
The Attorney General, In reply 70 resolution Of the
House states HE OPTION that the present Legislature
perfectly TO district the state toough the
l1t one fsed 70 perform that duty under the coust
luton
Mr.. John J. Reilly laid on the table the following
bill
other person, who shall obstruct the highway
through Which railroad shall pass by pilng no
other material in clearing the railroad track shall couvic
ton thereof be subec, 20 sue Of not less than
than nfy dollars for each offence such
any caur competent 10 try the and al fines
ed shall be paid proper officers OF the City Hos
piial for the benefit OF the same.
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THE EMBEzzLIMEST UPON THE NORTHERN RAIL
AytowpAsyrne Parsian Jour nas contain tue following
nsr.grsps The oss sustained by the Northern Rkl~ay
con pspy which orig nay sx millions IL uow reducod
20 'abou, four millions IN consequence Of ire dsnovery
~ Ire ,bsrcs dep sred At the Bank II France and tue
seizure OF the moneyt which Carpertcr had w his
ro,se~son when arreted. not yet exactly known "a
what manner the shareholders ~ have " sustain ihs
Ios bu, n ts gcnei ally believed that viii not be a.
ses,ed upon period Of ten years only IN Which case toe
shares would ony have 70 sustain loss OF one franc per
sbs 70 upor their dividend during the period oil the Don
cessop which would reduce the annual reserve ten or
fifteen centmes GER share and annum In both cases
the shareholders will bsye htue 70 suber by 'hs unor
turste affair
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TIVE orrpA Mr.. suskosch's season promises we'll An
engage ment with Madame % whorst has already been
.sred. The subscription books will be opened at the
Academy todsy, and the subscribers viii have the adj
VANTAGE Of securing the choice sests In advance.
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their substitute for bill which the majority say they
win abandon.
Mr. CAMPBELL denied that the majority intend abandon
Dg the principles which the bill ID founded and which
are set forth In their report on the tariff.
The Com mittee rose
various tArih were offered and oPdeyed IN
be printed, and the House adjourned.
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Naval Intelligence.

mail for the squsdron the coast OF Brazil VIII be
made up at the Naval Lyceum, closing Saturday noon.
the 18th inst Letters and papers sent 10 tho care Of
Naval Lyceum, at the Navy Yard, Nee York, will be
promptly forwarded.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.


ALBANY, Jan. II, 1857.
A petition was presented from the trustees OF the
Children's Hospital asking for relief
The following bills were reported upon fsvorsoly:-
The Flushing Female Academy.
To amend the law relative TO foreign corporations.
Relative 10 the Marine Court Of New York.
Relative TO mechanics furnishing or repairing ma
chinery.
To incorporate the American Guano Company.
INTRODUCED
By Mr. PnooKs-for amending the charter Of the Nur'
pubic.
Relative 70 the Police Department, Of New York.
For amending the charter OF New YORK.
BY nr. srScxn-to appropriate - for the ere,tIor.
OF an executive mansion
By Mr. O P. sxrrH-ro amend the Brooklyn school
BY Mr.. NADDN-To amend the Insurance. law.
The Senate went into executive session.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho argument In the Barr and sckles case was con.
tnued, and no other business Was done.
Assembly.
Albany, Jan. IA. 1861.
The following petitions were presented
For an international bridge company.
For change Of the general banking law.
To amend the act relsuve TO the collection Of taxes IL
Brooklyn.
Prom John Murray, Of Ne. York, borrower o'
money; and from the New York Chamber OF Commerce,
skins for modification Of the usury laws
tOrs New York omniOu. Drivers Association
FOR Polytechnic Ooegc for me cinusion OF informa
tor about engineering, miaips, 10
From the New York Typographical Society sskng for
reief
Frem tho American Geographical Society for q ship
canal fscm The Hudtos river 10 Lake Champlais.
ayoial petitions ror pro.ionor! nlaor ~ Y and Tor
The Appropriation Bll OF last year re ported sut
made a sp. cia order for 70 morrow Mt twelve O'Clock
Tho report OF the Auditor Of the Canal Depsrm
presented
In relation 10 the comp ensaoa Of Iosn commissioner
To amend the lag OF divorce
BY NJ John j. hley-To amend the pawnbrokers law
OF New YORK
Fer better provisions Tor paupers, criminals and tho
insane
To ksalze divorces for deser,on and inhumsu treat
mcnt.
INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the TUT ein OF New York.
10 amend the police laws of the city OF New YORK.
FOR the extension Of time generally for the COLLECTION
Of iaxes
To prOtec, the citizens Of tho city Of New York from
iupo,iton BY the civ railroad companies -.
10 provide for the disposition OF head ino1ey 10 New
YORK, and IA disposition By the Seamans Fund Trus
tees
Mr. Jones' resolution that Ia inexpedicut 10 intro
duse prohbncry nquor ieE this sesson, VI" called M
tharge made against the republican party, that troy
would destrt prOr ibon Ior that tney 10 He
pro qo,od an smepdmen, a. folio Rcsoged, rnst the
Introduction Of prohbstory Law during tho preiea
tlon II txpeuiens This was laid the liable.
On The resolution coming Up grant the o. the ~
tembly Chamber FOR lccture Kansas, Nc. Jouet
opposed u on the ground that fule Wa contsm.
plated for not letting any person have the 81 the
ooped dtolsrug that OF The chsmber would
he granted 10 any person Of ASSOCIATION inose Of tas
state
A tesolr.ion aaoP'ed calling for In,ormaloo rom
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United States Senators from Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. Ia, 1857
James A. BAyard and w. Bates were nominated by the
democrats for United States Senators Dover last night
Mr. Bayard for the long The election is fixed for
this afternoon,
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The Slave Troubles In Maryland,

BALrMCRn, Jan. IA, 1901
The County Court of New Kent county Virginia Ii en-
gagged trying several negroes charged With ncing In.
surrection. One negro has been convicted and sen.
fenced to be hung ana supposed that Another would
meet the same fate
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was Forney who secured the triumph of Mr. Blu
chanan in November, by securing the Pennsylva-
MIA October election, through his liberal side
door" arrangements with the business men of the
movable Know Nothings We are satisfied that
five per cent added to the three hundred
thousand dollars of the democracy, as the bid
of the republicans in June or July for the CO
operation of the stand-Off Know Nothing or
gans and leaders in Pennsylvania, would
have carried her October election against
the democracy, and the November election
in favor of Fremont. In other words, a
change of fifteen hundred votes in the Pennsyl-
vania October election would have defeated Mr..
Buchanan, and the republicans might have gained
10000 votes in October through the disbursement
of two or three hundred thousand dollars in June
and July. But we suspect that there were other
influences operating against Col. Forney ct Har-
rsburg, which it would be well not to overlook.
Had Mr.. Senator Brodhead no friends there feel
ing rather sore at seeing the incumbent of the
Senate SO cavalierly set aside for Col. Forney?
Were there not here and there some unfortunate
incidents and associations in Col Forney's his
tory calculated to furnish a plausible excuse for
little dainty rebellion against the Kings will
and pleasure?
No matter. The twenty years of constant and
invaluable services on the part of Col. Forney in
behalf of Mr.. Buchanan's election to the White
House, entitle the former now to the especial re-
membrance of the latter. Accordingly, and as
nobody can question the capabilities Of Col. For
ney for the Office, we renew our motion that he
be appointed to serve as Postmaster General I'M
der the new administration, provided always that
the said Col. Forney, thus appointed, shall here
after keep himself out Of the kitchen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21

In this city Sept 90 Mary e. daughter of John g. and
Jane Il. (sddings, years months.
In this city, 20.h Elm Watsrman daughter Of ChAs.
W. and CoTnelia A. Rice, mos days,
Funeral on Tuesday, OF IL O'Clock A. NJ.
In Northbrdge Sept 8, Rachel T., widow Of the late
Thompson t. Albee, IS.
10 Dorchester Sept. 10, hrs Maria wife of Capt John
Percival, q. s. Navy.
s months.
In Fitchburg Sept. 10, Charles A, son of Cornelius
and Harriet Council, year, month.
In Barring on, t. Sept TO- Mrs Sarah wife of James
Bishop, and daughter of the late VIM. Whppe Esq, of
Cumberland, 81.
In Milton, Sept 6, Mrs Betsey, widow of the late Hon.
John Ruggles so.
In WeStded, Sept. IT, Miss Frances A. JONES' of Luz
nenburg, Is.
In Milford, Sept o, Maria Wheelock, aged IA weeks
10TH Charles w. infant of q. W. and Henrietta Bliss
5 weeks.
In Fitchburg Sept. II, John, Of Thomas and Mar
garet lane Near months
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
a PRlzETO EVERY PURCHAsER.

a PR lZE TO EVERY PURCHASER
-, y LES WHERE H0W-Why at ali tirles-st
W ,ook store Of Evans s Co., late Of 400 Broadvav
~ dye uaksn four years lease. and opened the in
mense new and elegant store No ST. Rroa5uav Zee
80, Del.hsj feE York. Ry buying book foT one
eo o. asaIas you are at presented with prize
to 50 gehls q 500, sisting Of ne Gold Jew
ey "aienes, &C If the order is sent BY mail he Bos
ala Pn5e IS sent By return mai or express company
me almost every popular work. pubshed
upon al taJecs, novels, Histories &C. and are SOLD At
the usual trade prices. Send OF bring your dol
lar or drafts and they hand once whaterer Won
are aa-ea 70 onos or agents attended to promptly
and agents allowed fair commission F1~'
Catalogues with full explanations sent free By applying
a. sb We. daW3mls eqI
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In Clinton, Sept. 18TH by Rev. David K. Merrill, Mr.
G. L. Kidder to Miss E. r. Robinson, both of Fitch
burg.
In Clinton, Sept. II, by Rev. c. NJ. Bowers, Mr. War
@. Tuttle Of Peru, VT, to Miss Maria N. Blood Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21

G. r. CUSHMAN.
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE. +
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music Store,
No. American House Block, Worcester.
o2dtF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21
TEEHG LIv INVIGORAToR-
PRERAREn RL sAh-nEn1r.

Is great Scientific Medical Discovery and Is daywork
Ing cures almost too great to believe 1t II By
magic, eUeH The first dose gfUHg benefit, and seldom
more taan bottle is required 10 any kind Of
LiUeT complaint from the worst Jaundice Dyspepsia
T. ,inmon headache, all Of which the result Of
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AUCTIONS.
BY E. w. VAIL.

A SSIGNEE'S SAEE.-Wil be sold at Public
IA Auction, TUEBD AY, the goth day of September
at O'Clock in the afternoon, the premises, all the
right in equity, OF GEORGE I. KING, in and unto the
House and Bakery situated Soulhbrdge street. and
latey occupied by said King. Conditions made known
at the time and place of sale Adm THAYER
Sill dt29 Assignee of the estate of G. t. King.
A UCTION,- Farm known as the Wynan Per
"a ry Farm, will be sold at Auction on
THURSDAY, Sept. 28th,
at O'Clock PM frany, the next fair day) in small lots
wood lots pasture lots and house hts with privilege Of
the whole 1t is situated in the ourishing and pleasant
town Of Webster within half mile Of the Webster De
pot and afford the most pleasant building lots in Web
ser. The farm comprises about seventy Of land,
about third well wooded different stages of
ty. with story and half house. 26x3o wood, and
carriage house and barn. with good cellar uuder it.
The housed in thorough repair outside and within, and
ia nearly completed. SOLOMON SUBWAY.
sep10 dts
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
n29 dtf
BOaFd.--Desirable rooms, with board, can be OBJ
tanned, by applying at 80 Main st, au2O diff
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Removable. H. CLARKE has removed his resi-
enoe from No Chestnut street, and his office from No.
Pearl street. Office hours from to and to D. m.
S7 diff
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DR,LINNELL.

DR. LINNELL,
o NJ G "A HIST
viii meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
TO 8 P. M. No. 6 Walnut ST
Worcester, May 26. 1855 d
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EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-wi be
sold, at Auction, at the Hotel in the centre of
a valuable tract of real estate adjoining the Grafton
Common being the occupied by DR.. Henry Parker,
as residence. for great number OF years. Said real
place Of business. 1t has it dwelling house,
barn. and number of choice fruit trees, in good bear
ing condition. For further particulars inquire of VIM
Knowlton, Of Upon, VIM. 2. Slocum, Esq Of Grafton,
or of the subscriber. elijah WARREN.
Option, Sept, 9, 1851 d9t
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DF. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
diseases Of the Eye Office No. IL Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21

ArROld's GIObules and Vital FIuid.-For
sale, wholesale and retail, by
10, HILL, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 DIFF Mechanics Hall Block.
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HIGHLAND SCHOOL,
SALISBURY STREET. WORCESTER. MASS.

Ground Plaster for Farmers' Use.-I5
rs just received by DRAPER CLARK,
APT daWtt 81 and 80 Front street,
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REAL ESTATE.

- FARM FOR SALE, IN RUT-
If LAND, pleasantly located in the village, contain
.SssA ing hundred of good land divided into
moving pasturing and woodland well fenced with wall
well Watered throughout large two story house with
ane two barns, of which is about 10 feet long the
other 30x30 To any wishing Purchase farm che
chance is offered the subscriber is engaged 10
business 10 this city, which requires his undivided
ton. Price $1,000
If said farm should not be sold immediately 1t will be
sold at auction, in lots.
For pariicuarJ inquire of the subscriber the Wor
cester Agricultural Warehouse, 24S Main street,
Worcester, Sept, II, 1857. JOHN D. LOWELL.
SIT d&wtf
Ed EAL EST ATE FOR SALE, In The North
k@ part of Charlttn, the depDt, consisting of
two story dwellng house, ell wood carriage house.
shoemakers' shop, ana barn, with from five atty
of choice land suitably divided into moving pasturng,
and woodland The above offers rare chance to a Inc
chanc farmer, shall sell lou If applied for
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber the
place. L. W. LATHE
sis diff
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DRAPER CLARK have just received several brands Of
Wheat FL ur which they offer for sale very low for
cash. sep3 diff
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 219 Main Street,
a WORCESTER. MASS. div
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The FAN term of this Boarding and Day School for
bows, begins Monday, September 14th. For circulars,
giving null information, apply to the Principal.
aus d&wH @. B. METCALF NJ. A.
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Butter! Butter.-Eor sale, a nice lot of fresh
new Butter, in tubs. DRAPER l. CLARK.
au5 diff
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o. II. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No. s, Brinley Hall,
mh31 diff Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21

WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL So
w OIErY.-Ths Society will hold its thirty uinth
Annual Exhibition and PIoEng Match in the city Of
Worcester on the 23l and 24h days Of Sep eber inst
The blowing match and trial Of working oxeu and the
exhibition of stock butter, cheese &C will take place on
the first day, "WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2sd.)
The exhibition will be open for visitors at 0 O'Clock a.
m.
public dinner Will be provided in the Hall Of the So
city, at o'clock p. M the first day of the exhibit.
ton.
The several premiums Except for horses) will be de-
clared at the table.
The second day, (sep 24h) will be devoted exclusive
y to the exhibition and trial Of Rorse commencing with
the trial Of draft horses, at o'clock m.
The premiums for horses, will be declared at O'Clock
p at the Hall.
All entries of neat stock and sxine with certificates Of
the manner Of Feeping amount Of products, &C. must
be made at the office Of the Recording Secretary, Ag
riculturai Hail. previous to O'Clock p M of the Esd
lest.
Entries Of horses may be made up to p. m of 2Sd.
At O'Clock p. the 24th the track will be open
for the exhibition and trial of speed totng horses in
harness, owned in the county, under the direction Of
special Committee appohted to superntend that part of
the exhibition, who will, the c Sc of the TRIAL make
their awards from the stand No gratuity will be award
ed for sound horse, for any which have hereto
fore trotted for money. s Ts
The comnittee would call The attention Of breeders of
cat lie and horses in the county to the very liberal prem
offer by the Society," excellence in these depart
ments of he exhibition, and hope all Interested will en-
dsavor to make the show of the present to exceed
in interest all former ones
For the Committee OF Arrangements,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER, Chairman
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IDuCceSsOr 20 D. 7. IazeII,)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer soda Water and
Syrups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
m the best medicines diff f26