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The undersigned having used the Cement Drain Pipes
manufactured by Jlmes c. Peck No. IS Mechanic street.
Worcester most cheeruly bear their testimony to he
neatness, convenience and durability Of the article So
as as judge. the Cement Pipes cheaper and
better and more lasting than any thing that has yet been
contTived for the drainage OF cellars, sinks, NC.
EDWARD EARLE, II. N. TOWER,
HENRY W. MILLER, L. P. ROGERS,
G. B. METCALF, MARSHALL Mills,
VIM. G. CLARK GEORGE W. BARTON
DANIEL S. BURGESS E. B. sTODnARD.
Worcester, April Is, 1857. diff apo
The Alpine Hair Balm Is SO sure to bring
GRAY HAIR 10 its NATURAL COLOR, that many sup
pose it to be Hair Dye it is not. The Bslsam makes
the roots OF the Hair healthy, it to turn the orig
inal color and keeps it from coming out,
For sale ~ j. @. HILL, NJ. B. GREEN & CO., DA-
VlD SCOTT. CHARLES SHELLEY, GEO. r. spURR,
and JAMES GREEN. de3dV6m my19
DIR. Peters CeIebraI ted pills for Femn les
Warranted to be remedy for all obsructiozs in
Females, arising from whatever cause. These Pills
should not be taken if stOppage caused by pregnanc7
for they would invariably cause miscarriage war
ranted purely vegetable, and free from anything inr
GUS to life health. Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box Price $500 For sale by Drs. HILL Il
JAsEPH, sole agents, No l2l Main street. Worcester
All orders should be sent to the above address.
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New YORK, June II The schooner Maitland.
supposed SLAYER, was captured this morning
outside Sandy Hook, by the cutter Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-13

DR.. C. Howard Marshall cannot leave for New
York until Monday evening, therefore he will re.
ceve patients until that time. He is still at the
Bay State House, performing his wonderful cures
IN all diseases Of the head, throat, lungs, and
hlaod
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-13

Mr.. NJ. R. HULL will speak at horticultural Hall to-
morrow Sunday afternoon and evening, at 2I2 and
IL O'Clock respectively. sutiect-Man and the Pro-
gressive Dbpensations through which he has passed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w. &c. T r A YER.
VIII sell piann Pnrtns AT cnsr

Until further notice he is The ONLY AGENT for J. w
Vose's Pianos, in this city, viii not be undersod
purchasing elsewhere. FaRectt's Block opposite Ctv
Hall, Worcester. diff ie13
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Crockery, Glass and China Ware,
AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Also, in
New and Second Hand FURNITURGs
CARPETS, FEATHERS, BEDS, STOVES, and gem
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods.
N. B.-Second hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street.
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A meeting at Boston on Wednesday even
ing, to choose delegates to the bogus Ameri-
eau convention at Boston, on the 10th,
was attended by less than fifty persons. Jo-
siah Durham. the chairman, said the object
OF the movement was to unite the Fremont
ana Fillmore Americans in the choice of State
oncers. The committee appointed to nomi-
nate delegates asked an adjournment to Fri
Jay evening, as they were quite uncertain
VINO would be willing to act as delegates
Springfield Republican.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at two
o'clock, and DR.. Cutter of Warren discussed some
of the points suggested by Prof. Russell's ad-
dress. The Doctor thought that the Professor did
not lay stress enough upon physical education,
and thought it ought to become one of the most
important branches in public education.
Rev. George Bushnell, Superintendent of the
Public Schools in Worcester, next addressed the
Convention. His address was eminently practi.
cal and to the point. He laid down rule of ac-
ton for teachers, that could be understood by
every one. He believed that no great power laid
in associations merely but in the individual mem
bers, and exhorted every teacher in the Associa-
ton to do his or her utmost to make individual
effort to advance the cause of public instruction.
Mr.. Kilgour did not wish to be understood that
he thought that an association without individual
effort would be of much use, and made further
explanations of his address, complimenting Mas.
sachusetts schools very highly.
DIR. Cutter arose, and said that he could not
permit good text to pass by without few re-
marks. He was listened to with much attention,
and his words seemed to have good effect upon
the Convention.
Rev. Mr.. Allyn, Commissioner of Public
Schools in Rhode Island, followed, with an ad,
dress full of wisdom and humor, giving evidence
of much classical knowledge and research. We
have scarcely ever listened to speech that was
SO admirable in all respects. Nothing but lack
of space compels to forego the pleasure of lay
ing it complete before our readers. 1t occupied
one hour and ten minutes in delivery.
The Convention here took recess of ten min
utes.
The following gentlemen were chosen for the
Finance Committee ;-Messrs. Cooke Wood
bury, and Cutter.
Mr.. Bushnell proposed that if the Convention
wished to have session Saturday afternoon, he
would pay the expenses of Mr.. Dix, from the An.
des, who was willing to give lecture at that
time.
The proposal on being laid before the Conven-
ton, passed by unanimous vote
DR. Cutter then expressed his satisfaction at
the admirable address of Rev. Mr.. Allyn, and
called upon "a friend from Pennsylvania to
make some remarks upon the subject of schools
in that State.
The gentleman arose, and expressed his entire
ignorance of tae workings of schools in Penn
sylvania, and begged to be excused.
The Secretary suggested that after the adjourn.
ment, such teachers as wished to have good
view of the city might take walk to the hill near
the Female College.
On motion of the Secretary, the box was passed
around to receive subjects for discussion.
The Convention then adjourned till half past
seven o'clock in the evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled at eight o'clock in
the evening, when the President introduced Jo-
seph Sheldon, Esq, OF New Haven, who proceed
ed to deliver an able and scholarlike discourse on
olive Men," which repIete with valuable
suggestions and classical illusions, and was lis
tnnnd To NTH amt nttnnfin., IL n...L1nA
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.-rhe Granite State has
done exalted honor to herself in electing Daniel
Clark of Manchester to be her United States Sen
ator to fill the unexpired term of the late James
Bell. The vote stood in the Legislature, on Fri.
day, for Senator Daniel Clark 100, John S.
Wells l25, scattering 6. Mr.. Clark, besides be-
ing one of the most radical anti slavery men of
New Hampshire, is one of the abest and most
eloquent men of the State, being termed the Ru-
fus Choate of the New Hampshire Bar He will
make the halls of the national Senate echo with
sentiments worthy of Charles Sumner.
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GREAT FooT RAoB-Ne,O York against MaSSa-
cltuSetts - Massachusetts ahead "A great ten
mile foot race, between Young Gildersleeve of
New York and Samuel NJ Keever, the Cam
bridge Deer" took place over the Full Moon
Trotting Park, in this city, on Friday afternoon,
June II, for purse of 5000 side. There was
a large CONGO urse of spectators present, and the
competition was spirited and lively The race
was won by Massachusetts. The time occupied
in the running of each mile was as follows list
mile heat, 5.44 ID, 6 80; 81, 6 AZ; 4th, CAB !;
9th, $50; 9th, 7.Ol; 9TH, 6 At; Sth, 7.04; 9th,
1926; 10th, 722.
New York gave out on the 7th mile heat He
hit stone on the last half Of the 7th mile, which
made him lame.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-13

WORCESTER MEDICAL INSTITUTION. = The
Commencement and Festival of this institution
took place at Chapman Hall, Boston (says the
Herald of that city,, on the llth inst. An adj
dress was delivered before the graduating class
in the afternoon, by Professor Bushee of Wor-
cester, upon the duties and responsibilities of
physicians. The address was an able production;
and received the plaudits OF the audience.
The graduating class numbers 20, and their
names are as follows:
Albert Bailey, James Gcritt Bradt, Chas. Au-
gustus Wheeler, James Nelson Tourtelott, Eli
sha Hervey Quimby. Henry Laying, James Dunn
jackson, of Massachusetts. Silas Wood Hasel-
tine, John Durkee, Vermont A M. Peterson
Benjamin j. Stowe, New York A. S. Wether-
ell, Rhode Island. Samuel b. Agee, Mississippi.
George Merrick Howe, Iowa. Henry Clay En-
erson, Maine. j. Dustin Hodge, New Hamp-
shire. Messrs. Edec, Eaton Mrs. Livonia Gil
man Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth Mclean Harris, Miss
Rachel Humphrey Allen, Massachusetts,.
In the evening, about 100 ladies and gentlemen
assembled in Chapman Hall, where supper was
prepared by Mr.. ]. B. Smith, in his best style
This was very agreeable social festival, and the
committee of arrangements managed the affair
in capital style. When the supper was eaten, a
number of toasts were read, which called forth
eloquent responses from various gentlemen pres
ent.
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Is GIVING GREAT BARGAINS IN
PIANO FORTES!


Call and see some of Woodward & Browns james W,
Vose's Gbert's, and other MAKERS before purchasing
elsewhere. Nos. 8 and ClaTS's Block. d3w i'll
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The Boston Bee denies the correctness of
statement made by US, in regard to the move
ments of its party in Boston. When that paper
shall have settled the matter, which lies, in the
case of the issuing of certain State circular
its party, Mr.. Pangborn or Mr.. Cobb, it will be
high time for it to question any of oar statements,
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POLICE oouRT-Mary Monahan, for selling liquor, was
fined $40 and COSTS and sentenced to the House of Cor
reclion for 20 days, and appealed.
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A gpIendId varlgly Of Blower seod..

~ UFIV1IVIu Witty u FIOWtT ntDdh.
Complete assortment Of GAoden Seeds.
Few pounds Of Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.
The best prepared Family Medicines.
All the popular Patent Medicines.
A choice variety Of Perfumery, &c.
May be found at NJ. D. GREEN a CO.'S.
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DRAPER s. CLARK,
81 and 80 Front receiving from different -four
ns Mills, the following brands of Flour which they vii
ell at the lowest cash price Quarry Mills, Samuel P.
cyl Louis Chaplin J. G. Stone, g. H. Beach, Hartland
Nils, Delphi Mills, Farmers Mills many other brands
with half barrels of various qualities; also Corn Rye
and Me d, Beans, Butter, &C. Also, Lime, Cement Cal
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New HAMPsHIRE.-The Legislature of New
Hampshire Thursday elected William W.
Eastman, Warden of the State Prison, George c.
Fogg of the Independent Democrat, State Printer,
and Peter Sanborn, Treasurer. These gentle.
men we're the nominees ofthe Republican caucus,
and received the full strength of the party.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE TRooPs FOR UTAH.
The latest Washington despatch on the never
failing subject Of the Mormons, is as follows =
at is believed that Col. Cumming has agreed
to undertake the Governorship of Utah. The
difficulty in the way Of procuring forage and stores
in the Territory is great that it is doubtful if
the troops will winter there. If no serious dis
turbances occur, the mass of them will move on
ward to the Pacific before cold weather. AT pres.
ent no war is anticipated. C
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TeIegraph to the WOrcester Daily spy.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

By the American Telegraph OompaUys Printing Lines.
Once in General Express Office Lincoln House Block.
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+ BARRE ITEMs.-The Gazette says the Tree As
ISOLATION of Barre is doing good work During
the past week, fifty or sixty evergreen trees have
been set on tine Common, many of them very fine
specimens of balsam, spruce, and pine. Not
many years hence, the Park will be the pride of
the town.
The Gazette notices, with pleasure, a beautiful
clump of seventeen evergreen trees set upon the
Common by the contributions of the Young ladies
connected with DR.. Browns Institution. Each
tree bears card with name inscribed MAY the
shadow of those trees "never be less" and
may the fair ones, whose name they bear, live 10
receive the thanks of the next generation.
Preparations are being made for the removal of
the old store upon the Com mon The main mart
of the building is to be removed to the corner of
james and Summer streets. The wings have
been sold to parties who will remove and convert
them to private purposes.
Preparations are making to complete the Cath
Ole Church in Barre, which has remained in an
unfinished state for a long time
Last Wednesday evening, young man in the
employ OF Mr. William r. " hitting of Barre.
while loading logs, had the iorefnger of his right
hand SO badly crushed as to render amputation
at the second joint necessary.s
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT,-Mr, Thomas Fernall,
brakeman on the New York Central Railroad,
fell from the cars at Douglas, on Monday last,
says the Woonsocket Patriot catching his foot
between the hunters, and so severely njuring one
of his toes as to require amputaton, which was
performed by DR.. Kimball of Blackstone.
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FITCHBURG.-The Sentinel contains the partcu-
lars of an affair that came off in that town, from
which itwould appear that the yolice are jealous
in their duties. 1t seems that one of the Irish
population having died, it became matter of me-
cessity to procure pipes and tobacco for the
wake" and two men were accordingly despatch
ed on this esraud, it being then near midnight
They reused grocer's clerk, who proceeded to
Che store and went in with the men, taking the
precaution to lock the door, as he saw some I'M
known on the sidewalk. In the meantime
a member of the constabulary force was abroad,
with a commenaable zeal in the discharge of his
duty-Sagey, no doubt, to find some occasion for
its eXercise-and seeing a light at such an I'M
seasonable hour, stepped up and knocked at the
door. The clerk being busy, he asked one of his
tleman outside, hearing strange noise, jumped
to the conclusion that some mischief was brew
ing, and, with friend who happened to be with
him, and mine host" of the American House.
armed with sticks and stones, awaited the an
pearance of the supposed burglars who, on
leaving the scene of their imaginary depredations
found themselves suddenly requested to g Stop p
which they as suddenly did, being further infu
enced by a material bar to their progress, in the
shape of "trip of board in the hands of strong
man. Fortunately for them, the clerk came up,
and, by timely explanation, obtained their re-
lease from the vigilant +" Chief of Police . and
his efficient volunteer aids.
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Dr. BARRoN's Humor Syrup cures all Humors and
Dyspepsia d5mS mV23
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Messrs. Editors IL am one of that small elias
which is easily satisfied. do not propose to fin
fault now, in spite of the intense provocation wit
which the air is filed. find troubles enough il
the highway, without hunting for them in tn,
woods. / choose to agree, rather than differ
with my neighbor-to bear the ills we have, thar
fly to others we know not of. So much for m,
,,os;t;oy,
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The Convention re-assembled at eight o'clock in
the evening, when the President introduced Jo-
seph Sheldon, Esq, OF New Haven, who proceed
ed to deliver an able and scholarlike discourse on
Live Men," which was replete with valuable
suggestions and classical illusions, and was lis
tened to with rapt attention throughout.
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DIR. Peters Celebrated pills for Femnies
BUSH & co. HAS 1T,
CHARLES CLARKE HAS 1T.

CHARLES SHELLEY HAS 1T,
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LOCAB NEWS

worcester County Teachers' Convention.
The Worcester County Teachers Association
assembled at the City Hall, yesterday, at 10 IA
O'Clock. About 800 persons were present, the
greater part being young ladies-fresh, pretty,
and good-loOking.
The Convention was called to order by E. A.
Hubbard of Fitchburg, President of the last
vention, and prayer was offered by Rev. George
Bushnell, Superintendent of the Public Schools
in this city.
The call for the Convention was read by the
Secretary, E. g. Hewett of Worcester, together
with the proceedings of the last convention. Mr..
Hewett, from the Committee on the Constitution,
then read the document, and it was unanimously
adopted, and it was signed by nearly all present.
The Convention then proceeded to elect the
following officers
President-E. A. Hubbard.
Vice Presidents George Bushnell, P. W.
Calkns, H. R. Pierce
Secretary-E. C. Hewett.
Executive Committee-H. B. Sprague. Justus
Aldrich, W Reynolds.
The President made few remarks, accepting
the office, and thanking the Convention for the
same.
Prof. Russell of Bowdoin College being unable
to be present, the Secretary read his address,
which had been forwarded to the Convention 1t
was an address of considerable power, setting
forth, in clear and well,defned manner, the
proper course to be taken in order to make
much-desired progress in school teaching. It
was, however, theoretical entirely, and we mag
inc that it will be long time before our school
teachers can possibly come up to the standard set
for them by the Professor.
The address was about one hour in length. At
the close, vote Of thanks was passed to the
writer of the address, as was also one to Mr..
Hewett, for the manner in which he read it.
A committee of three was appointed to report
series of resolutions, Saturday afternoon,
which composed the following gentlemen III.
B. Sprague, W. Reynolds, H R. Pierce.
Mr.. Kilgour of Wisconsin then made some re-
marks upon the progress Of education in that
place, after which the Convention adjourned for
dinner.
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B. A. HARRINGTON Has IT.
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May be found at NJ. b. GREEN a CO.'S.
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EVAPORATION SALE OF RIAL ESTATE -rUBLIo
fss. e. y ,sS S q % q
& Ssnnsn Council the OF he sinking Fund
% # e" SSsa r sen
W. I q. az q New @ ns
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o. oS ss .::, =. . s. ss.sy a. extended
s Ss"s . he SuSSss Ssrssn on s .ouery
ts Of Chatham and The westerly 'ds Of Pearl street
=. NJ s ss.-S :. sH and ~ '''t
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q city o: Page A. o rs A., N
:: nsy sos he p1rchA.sr Of each .naisa
[ . s * = s ssv ls
q s ss; :; In .ss:rd " the
= s. fs.s; e w ans 10 y r WI
Nm street subject e.anon. Of The is..s Of The same re-
q s & on D;Ss III day n on Z:
s.A..er Of this 10, @ &c entitled o receive ss rent d r
z Nav n.a. and VII 3 rsSursS V sssams
Ne Vase regard % The payments for buildings q The s1'
sS The house ,o north side q Pm street. com
y Zee, inches deco both ''des house Is feet BY
~ ihs nosse and lot north .de q Thirteenth s:rss. com
SECS ss .ts IA iss deco
ah -Four south side OF Fifty second street, com
usencfrs feet OF Lexington avenue
Sh Thirty lots being the souhery haf OF The block be-
-e Seventy fourth seventy nth ssreea and ne Third
and vour.h avenues ,-x,--,n
gbts and Eighty first streets AID Third and Fourth
Eh Twelve lcs On lieh and iiTh street. between
YhFd and Fourth avenues 49,, -
Oyry street OAk street. the bowery Gas ertcndedl nov
yard of FOURTH district Police station house
Fun esvs nant wsrran,ee deeds win be given
Trnps sAIr-ren OF The purchase money and
s e~-s Ne OF fb per paid the Collector Of
. sry revenue the day Of Alo; heen par cent on The
~ Nv Of NAV when The deeds viii be ready for dell
very the remainder Of The purchase money PER
esut bond and mortgage q The option o. NE
Duyhsarr from the si day OF Nay ls3 with IN
rss he rae Of sx cent per Annu payable semi an
iRnosrArhls maps Of the property may be had u the
CsmOusrr ONCE No. Hall OF Reoords Aner The 9Th In
FERNANDO weop, Mayer.
A. q, rLA00, Compu oller
JAMES n. SMITH. Jr., Recorder.
A ". STOUT, Chamberlain 80.
THOMAS McSPED0N, Oh. Fin. Com. Board AID.
r. JOINS, Jr., Gu Fin. Com. Board Councilman,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
Compuoncr's ONCE. January 10 1857.
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$1,000 r s9sssEf hSR So
Seni Of Other psyac.ns ali otbsr remedies t ns rcd
ssS Soa s Sa p.es
,sSsn 70, S.Sy % y. sSsss .s ss Sr
fns. only i,' a,iv. he 3 he sos only
secure. me patient rom sseorsnry s. s.d De S.y
Of hsndsiii stating br Hunter kas removed villain
S%s ss Al, e' s.s scSs md a
f,ArI. on or. cuRrrss, Is HOWARD STREET EAST
" Of grosdwsy you vast ressss re. IN certain
ID. ossS prss.sy ." dses.ss he rn. q %i-psess
cs e. e.. on s% VIZ Be- re- e eIs
~ .nnsi pr,vssey on Diseases. rbe victims o. quscs,
call him with he eer'.n % beng Ynorsoy ,rss'sf
sSs. Dr. o'' d'U'". ff'' ne ''- '''' OnN""S : ~
mn. wLrros has ron A long sEslEs 90 YEARS
m s Sso 70 oasspd sasss -soul !. IN
Of allure The smede. are mild wihou, in.rrup.
sssndanss S.m, IN Ss morning unil - night - his -.
assce g wake, street fey soors vs, q srosdva ne
'''''s Formerly surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital.
mr.. xATSoHs NEW woRK.-.THE CAUSE AND
al pysm.u. s1Sas!u s ocs sssy INFUSED SS
early pdscseon. excess o. oher csnses IN whcn nanre
% na s sre fs s,poeS asSss "
plate: and VII se saS = s wso
consulted copadentay at % walker street, few doors west
vAR. RAIFHH OFFICkt- bAj
IL near woosier-kt bone ill l. and sner O'Clock.
nR WARDS UNFoRruNATE FRIEND Is TUE ne
~ plus ultra certain medicines and oul DC
Known 10 meet universal Rotation and % samp Dr
ward greatest benelacor OF The DAY Dr. wsd nero
by offers reward Of Sos 70 any physician WIG. aver
proper DEMONSTRATION can cure private diseases VII
Uniform eeeytv safety and chsspness AZ ne can by hp
e s sSs h
who doubt he viii cure them without charge. Remember
ye whs been lingering Tor veexs and month drns
ing nsuseous compounds which destroy NE stomach and
swallowing poisonous pI' thsi Undermine ne c9nsusuo1
sbs nv ealing ON Dr. WARD you may In few hours feel
that R,chsrd IL himself again. Price VI Once (od Ho)
20 Canai street three doors ess. az Brcadwg.
m RECORDS PRACT1cE-C y. HAMMOND, r. D.
se Rr,sdwav pupil Of Drs Carrocan and Mott OF this
eiv and Rcors u fIs vho Is The hrs living surgeon fer
deasea Ac Of the rsrusl rsm Computations IN English
and rench once hours from 70 and from 70 in the
evening.
TMpORTArr 10 FErA1sEs.-DfS&A6n8 or pxNAf.xs
exelus,vev ssA~A by Or DUBOra Remedies for female
arrangements nom u 70 - Relief Frassn.ssd IN All cssss
disfaprV provided ~vh board nursing and exclusive seu
sance fks bsdys nsvrpse Calendar costaiunu medical
a6vtpe ~ married and Shse nsaeA free reeesp q -
vcv sisnps o2ee oaty nns HW ytassAA ssssA nys
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FURNITURE.

LroR sALE-1Hy FURNITURE or A BOARDING
II hou.c BleecAsr srcek The furniture me bes
S,s.s.l ' ss,. s.s sd =. ros and