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Gen. Walkers Arrival N.w

Gen. Walkers Arrival nj New OrIepus.
The steamship Empire CITY reached her
wharf at New Orleans, at o'clock Wednes-
day evening, May 81.
Ten thousand people were present to receive
Gen. Walker, who was accompanied bv Col.
jacques, Mr.. Pitcher, and Mr.. Turner. AGENT
of the Associated Press, in a carriage to the
st. Charles Hotel. Where Gen. Walker made
a speech, expressing his thanks for the snlen.
did reception given him, saying that in the
mass before him, he recognized the American
love OF liberty, and assuring them that victory
was still sure.
The greatest excitement prevails in the city,
and the ST. Charles is besieged by thousands.
anxious and eager to see and hear the Gener-
al. He was obliged to speak twice before the
crowd were satisfied.
Gen. Walker surrendered because Can't.
Davis signi6ed his intention of selling the
schooner Granada, with his Walkers re-
serve. Gen. Walker was kept close PRISON
or by the United States Commodore at Pana.
ma, notwithstanding the terms of capitulation.
which allowed him and his officers their III.
erty, and gave them the privilege of retaining
their side arms.
Lieut.. Strain died at Aspinwall ON the 10Th
instant.
The California news, though two weeks
later, is not important.
The dates from Havana are TO the oath inst
but the advices therefrom are tlninterestino
The California papers received discredit The
tory OF Gen. Crabbe's defeat and execution.
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or nothing. 1t must rule or die. Its aaNocales
feel this instinct and and act accordingly Oh'
der this the Border Rufian Legislature mas run
into the extreme of savageism. Their race Tor
SUPREMACY Is desperate they have jumped upon
the safety valve and thrown all considerations TO
the wind; for if they can reach one anticipated
point under their press of steam, all is gained
but If they fall short, all is lost They have piled
the yery cargo into the furnace for fuel, to
make the fires hotter They care nothing for law
their whole being is bathed, baptized, and imbued
with the feeling that power is law; that the hui
beings they trampe on are to be degraded By
law 1t is much easier for such men to pass such
laws than it is for others and better men to repeal
them. No usurping act committed from Julius
Cesar down to the nephew of Napoleon was so
plainly violent and wild as this. {CheeTs.)
We have arrived at that point in our history, in
which the destruction Of our liberties was certain
as the rising and setting of the sun if that usuIp-
alton is not thrown off Our national freedom
cannot live long with such a transaction defended
and legalized, any more than human life and
health could be obtained by the edict Of college
of physicians, that plague and yellow fever con-
tanned the elements OF health Our freedom
no more be continued under the admission and
sanction OF such an iniquity, than our righteous
ness and justice can live under the enforcement
in our Supreme tribunal, of the devilish rule of
Justice, that the African race has no rights that
the white man is bound to respect. loud APP
plause.
ne tnen proceeded TO conSlder the QuVes OF Ihe
ministry. He was bold, eloquent, earnest, and
forcible, upon this point. The pulpit must speak
out; 1T HAD BEEN DUMB LONG ENOUGH. No
sketch merely can give an idea of the eectrfying
sentences and scathing passages, the severe de
nunciation, which marked the close of the ad.
eress, The church had the matter IN its o1on
hands, he said, and was responsible for it, Let
the church but do her duty, and slavery would
cease to be the terrible power that it now is. He
was repeatedly interrupted with outbursts of ap.
plause, and although the address was long, it was
listened to with rapt attention throughout"
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oUce, General Express Office, Lincoln Houss Block.
x Worcester.
TARIFF REDUCED.-on And amer Apr,I la, thrift
rom worcester TO Westhel, Chester Factories Piisaed
ana Chatham, NJ Y, % cents for 10 words each addl
tona word 2 cents
worlds each additional word cents.
A. A. L0VETT, supt.,
New York Boston AID Albany district.
Springfield, Mass, March 81, 1857. dtf ape
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CHRIsTY's MINsTREIs.-R Remember the con-
cert by Chrlsty's Minstrels, at the City Hall, this
evening. This is the first and oldest established
band now in existence, and the entertainment
will be rare one. See advertisement.
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AeRIoULTURAL.--The splendid crop Of hav
in front of the State House, has suffered
much from the storm of this morning, The
greater portion of it having been laid. il has
been ripe for the scythe for some days past !;
and il three commissioners, with salaries of
five dollars per diem each, and expenses Of
travel, are not Immediately appointed to look
alter the securing Of the crop, the Common
wealth is IN danger Of losing it.-Boston
Journal. 28th
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A WHALE CAUGHT AT NANrUcKEr.-A
scrag- head right whale was captured off the
South side Of Nantucket, on Monday last. bv
Captain benjamin Morton and Captain Joseph
Winslow, and towed to the shore The fish
is about thirty. five feet long and will proba.
bly, yield about twenty barrels of oil.
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LEeIsLATIvE.-The House, yesterday after
noon, passed the Resolves concerning the
School for Tdiotic Children" over the Governors
veto, by vote Of four to one. 1t is thought that
it will pass the Senate, in the same manner.
There remained at the adjournment but one
more subject in the orders of the day, in the
House, and the Legislature viii probably adjourn,
sine die, to-day. LauS Deoi
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Medicine
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT & HERB BITTERS
Composed of sarsaparlla Yellow Dock, Wild Cherry,
Thofoughwort Priokly Ash, Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dan.
deion and Wintergreenso combined act directly
upon the of disease, and forming of the best
remedies in the world for Jaundice ami Liver Complaint
in all their orms Dyspepsia CostlVeness Humors of
the Blood and Skim Piles, Indigestion Headache Dizzi-
ness, Heartburn Acid Stomach, Languor, Weakness
Loss of Appetite, Debility, Bilious Diseases, Mercurai
Affections, and all Impurities of the Blood no matter
what the cause may be. Fever and Ague, Coughs and
Colds, broken up and cured at once,
They pleasant to take, useful at all times and sure
to do good They cleanse the bowels purify the blood
heal strengthen, regulate build up. and keep in order
the ahoe system. Everybody should use them Nearly
SIX hundred thousand bottles used last year PROVING
1t the most popular medicine ever known .
Price only 25 and SO cents per bottle Depot 90
Union street, Boston. Sold by all dealers in medicine
everywhere mh25 dawlm
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+ WASHINGTON NBws.-General Scottis now in
Washington, engaged with the Secretary of War
in making new disposition of the whole army.
with view to meet the exigeucies in the Terrific
ries of Utah and Kanzas, and to suppress Indian
hostilities. The Office of Governor of Utah still
goes begging.
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a ~ DFoSFH PIie, sphere0gPnpIls, and Daa
suerseOfyPes CHAPLIN is making the above new
style Pctares, which ate udsurassed beauty and cor
rectness perfect in their delneaons and capabe of Lag
coored far superior to any Daguerreotype They meet
universal appreciation. Mr. O. has so far perfected fhe
new process, that he is able to make good pictures
children at any age Rooms at 1888 Main Street over
Citizens Bauk. dtf ncboT
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The steamship Prometheus arrived at New
YORK, May Is, from New Orleans May 30. and
Havana the 22d. She brings 100000 in silver,
ana upwards Of two hundred passengers, includ,
ing Company T., United States Artillery, Lieut..
EDDY commanding, en- route for New York.
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A splendid variety of Flower Seeds.
A Complete assortment of Gaoden Seeds.
A 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. B. GREEN Il cos.
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Alpine HTEE BsiH.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL

Warranted to Cure Badness. scur, DandruG Itching,
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
new and healthy action; restores the collng matter to
the roots OF the Hair which passes through the Hair and
gives it natural ee Tor without the ase OF Hair Dye
Hundreds Of pre- paratons have been introduced preS
tending 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling of
composed Of Oils Alcohol and ot deleerious materias
and all to Hair Dyes have been introduced that
do not give the Hair natura color besides being trouble
some to use This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation was needed to do what required for the
HAIR the proprietor induced to experiment until he
coud OBTAIN an article that would be the exactremedy,
and alter seven years trial he perfected this Balm
II soothlng and emollient alays all irritation of the
soap' theieoy stopping that troublesome itching It
cures Dandruf and Souri, and when the Hair turned
gray II VIII orlng it back to its original color r. Black,
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft 85V tyssy-
prevents the HAIR from falling off, as will be seer pom
uslg TINS Balm for only few days-life will be Civ TO
me roots of the HAN, and growth will sooon appe-r
ro"tn does not take place at the eud Of the Hair viii
DC seen IN persons who have their Hair dyed If 20
anime mar that has been coorcd for week YOU wilInd
towards the ROOTS that the hair has gray hence
II Is necessary to have the fluid at the roots of the hair
@ mat the whole hair may be natural COLOR Each
ar mas root In the skin and is of itself hollow gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation Of the
pigment from the root When this pigment or coIorDg
matter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and becomes
gray 70 invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study Of the proprietor The discovery OF
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it, 1t will bring the hair to
It's natural color by making the coloring matter in
the roots OF the hair
1t mistaken notion that oil or grease VIII restore the
hair, nothing can be more injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by Q. A. P MASON, Providence, r. 1.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. P. IVES Il CO. so MIX street. Bostsn sole Whole
sale Agent for the United States and Canadas.
For sale by j. Q. HILL, NJ. B. GREEN Il CO., DA-
VID SCOTT CHARLES SHELLEY, GEO. R, spURR
and JAMES GREEN. dom i29
Bush's Cough Care LOzenges are superior
any other Medicine in the form of Candy or Lozen
ges for the of Colds Coughs Hoarsness Asthma
Group Whooping Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH
CO., "a Front street deodtf mch26
@Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer possesses virtue
which not alone pain instantly but regulates the
stomach and gives strength tone and vgor the system
1t Is of those medicines which worth more than
gold Sold by druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada.
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Gov. WAIKER.-The Missouri DeD,ocyat
mentions, as fact not generally known, that
Gov. Walker goes to Kanzas, /" backed up bv
a large amount Of Wall street capital, pledged
to cooperate with him in giant land specu.
lation."
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DAGUERREoTIPEs. - The subscriber would invite all
Who wish for Pictures in any variety style to call and
examine his pictures, at No. 10 Harrington Corner.
N. B. In addition to what may be found at other
rooms in the city, may be had the improved Ambrotyp
Photographs colored in oil coors and the Mianotypes
which other Artists the city have or can have as
they have not the patent right. B. D. MARKHAM
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FIRE IN NEWARK, N. J.-One of the build.
ings Of the Newark India Rubber COMPANY.
used for vulcanizing shoes, was entirely des'
troyed by fire early Thursday morning. with
a large quantity of stock. Loss, $l5, 900.
Jacob Allen, foreman Of Engine Co. No. i.
was instantly killed by the falling Of a wall
and John b. Thorn, Assistant Engineer. badly
injured. Mr.. Allen was the well known ire.
engine builder of that city
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Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, in all its
e dless variety!
And we feel assured by continued attention to the
wants of each and all customers we shall merit
share of public patronage heretofore literally bestow-
ed.
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DEvENS. BOAR, s. HILL,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS ar IAV
No. 2 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
CHAs DEvENs, JR., GEO. +. HoAR, ]. HENRY HILL
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BURNT TO DEATH,--A shocking accident
occurred at Auburn, N. Y, on the oath inst
Miss Laura Green, girl Of eighteen, 4 do
nestle in the family Of Thomas NJ. How. re-.
tired to bed with spirit gas lamp, and soon
after was heard to scream. 1t was some time
before help reached her, when the unfortu-
nate girl was dead, having been burnt in a
horrible gmanner. 1t is supposed that her
clothes accidentally took FIRE from the lanp.
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF News. We see
it stated. but with truth we do not know, that
upon the completion of the Atlantic tele
graph, the leading New York dailies propose
to take thousand words of news each day.
This will cost them from $4,000 to $1,000 per
week, and the papers will be increased in
proportion. Indeed, it is already rumored
that the Herald will be five cents a COW after
the new arrangement begins. OF course the
Tribune and Times will follow suit. In that
event, the circulation of these papers will suf
fer omewhat-unless, indeed, their enter
prise and outlay are appreciated as they ought
to be.
1t is one of the anomalies of the day that
while the price of everything else has very
largely increased, the price of newspapers
should have remained stationary and es
especially that the improvement in their quail
lty and character,-the immensely increased
expense of making them and the necessity for
still further advances in the same direction.
should not have involved correspond
ing advance in their cost to consumers. The
cost of preparing copy of the Times, ri
Dune, or Herald is at least four times as great
as was the cost of preparing a copy of the best
newspaper published in this city ten wears
ego; and yet they are sold at less than half
the price, Buffalo Express.
Persons frequently ask why the New York
newspapers cannot pay as high prices for lit.
erary assistance and thus obtain matter of as
good quality as the London Tiu,es..-ines.
much as their circulation would receive a
corresponding increase. The reason is that
no possible increase in circulation alone could
meet the expense, and if met, it might be- by
an increased Quantity Of advertising, that in
crease would diminish in Just the same ratio.
tho space that could be devoted to reading
matter. The London Times is sold at eight
cents copy, which gives decided profit
upon each sheet, oven when accompanied by
supplement at a decided loss upon every
copy sold. Under such circumstances it is
obviously impossible to extend indefinitely
the expense of our journals without impos-
ing ubon advertisers burdens far greater than
they should called be upon to bear.-New
York Times,
These comments of The Times apply equally
well to the Boston papers.
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Wisdom is justified of her children" Gar
rison, Phillips, Pillsbury, Foster, &c, have been
denounced for years, by almost the whole clergy
of New England, for asserting that the said
clergy were dumb dogs, who dared not open their
mouths to speak about American slavery. The
Rev. Geo. B. Cheever now says that the pulpit
has been dumb long enough. Who is right in
the premises @ IN A CORNER,
The ORIGINAL DRIED SoorT's FIRST Ap-
PEARANCE AFTER THE DEcIsIoN.-The real
original bred, was the lion of the Court
House Saturday morning. About 10 o'clock
he made his appearance on the steps fronting
on Fonrth street. He was soon recognized
and surrounded by a score of LAWYERS, all
congratulating him on his enviable notorietv.
Some said he was the most celebrated charac-
ter of the present day that he caused a
greater stir in the United States than La
fayette himself, and advised him to 90 to Bos.
ton, exhibit himself there, and from thence to
London, but to be sure before he left for Eng
land to get an introduction from Mrs. Stowe
to the Duchess of Sutherland, and that
doubtless his fortune would be made. Others
advised him to join the black republicans and
stump it through the State for Major Rollins.
during the ensuing canvass, while some others
advised him to join the church. "No massa,'
said bred, ''me not go to Boston or England
nor to the stump neder me stay in st.
Louis" bred is small, pleasant looking
negro. between fifty and sixty years of age,
somewhat the worse for wear and tear. He
wore moustache and imperial, and was
dressed in suit of seedy black.-St. Louis
Ied1eT
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LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No L LincOIa "a Omse Block.
aD28
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Worcester Water Cure, open Summer and
Winter. Electro Chemical Baths used in some cases.
Office hours from to P NJ. Out door practice attended
to as heretofore. For terms &c, address
mch7 d&wtf s. ROGERS. M D,
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

Dyspepsia. Sars "'' A''n VT 90 ana
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Coughs, HOrmseUesS and I8Fonchigin.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES when allowed IN
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence 10 the
affected parts the sedatiys and soothing effect to the
coas lining OF the windpipe into the Bronch allays mi
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Colds
ana te various throat affections which public
and singers are liable. d&w6m III III
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- IN OUR -
ETTGTnM nRp RTl

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
we have a LARGE ASSORTMENT of choice STYLES O
COntings, Yestimgs, and Pant Goods,
which will be made to Orier in the Best Style, at the
Shortest Notice and at the
l. o w E > II p r e esq!
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G 10. R. SPuRR

TTTTT y n
,WfiOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer Of Soda Water and
byrups.
N D. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom tne Deat medicines dtr 1876
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THE TUNNEL BILL IN THE SENATE The fol.
lowing are the yeas, nays, and absentees, on
the vote in the Senate, on Wednesday, on the
Hoosac Tunnel bill, after it had encountered the
Executive veto. The change of one vote from nay
to yea, making it stand twenty-five to eleven,
would have given it the requisite two. thirds vote
in that body -
Yea8--Albee Ames, Atwood, Breckenridge
Burbank, Cowdin, Esty, Greene, Harris, Haynes,
Messenger, Merrick Mitchell, Poor, Sabin
Swift, Taft, Usher, Whitney, White, Young--2l
NayS-Biss, Churchill, Clark, Hitchcock
Hoar, Hunkng, Mixter, Rogers, Shaw, Taylor
Warner, Wheeler-l2.
Absent anaUoidably-Feld. AbSe',t probably
anlaUoidably-S Stone. Not 0oting-Upham, pre-
siding officer. Dodged- Batchelder, Bonney,
Sawin, Turner.
These four last are American senators, Gre
tanners ofhis Excellency. Warrington says
they were in the Senate Chamber just before the
vote was taken. Turner and Sawin 'paired off,
in this remarkable way Both voted for the bill
on its passage to third reading; Turner made
up his mind to sustain the veto, so he paired off
with Sawin, who made up his mind the same
way So two friends of the bill rated, and Their
agreed in pairing off together. The only persons
who changed their votes were Breckenridge and
Shaw.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
C L o r n N G. II!
Ever exhibited in this City
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Alpine Hair BaIm.-For something like a year
past have suffered from very unpleasant irritation of
the scalp, and constant accumulation Of dandruT with
dry, harsh condition of the hair which was falling ran
idly was induced by Mr. B. Paten, Druggs. to try
bottle of the Alpine Hair Balm. After the third annli
cation found that my head entirely relieved of the
intense itching, and that there evident improvement
in the condition of the hair both in relation to the falling
and the harshness of the same; by the time had nsed
one bottle, found that the condition the scalp and
hair much better than they had been for one
previous G. D. CLEAVLAND M n
Harrison Avenue, Boston.
For sale by NJ B. Green h Co., David Scott j. O. Hill
George r. Spur, Charles sbley, James Green and All
druggists generally. my29 desdwG,
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LUTHER's CL0TnING HOUSE.

The Style of Goods Excellent Workmanship and
Superior Fit of all our Garments, as well as
the astonishing
l. o w p r I O e S
at which we sell them makes it an object for every
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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GEORGE SESSIONS,
Furnishing Underwater s. Coffin yVare-

n Vonlns' Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
@ :" evo'y description, always on haLd. Also the
NE~ PATGNT METALLIC CAsKET, Of all sizes ~
Every thing connected with the management of h,ner
AIS promtly attended TO. No. 40 Front street res;lecs
81 Front Street, Worcester, blass d&Wtg r9S'
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LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK
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ID II LOM MA A w A RID ED!,
DIR. CLARRE'S
GfAnaIkw., s..N

w DbAaefss
BY the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics AssociaLion
at their Fair held 10 Boston, Sept, 1857
Warranted made OF Dock Root Sarsaparilla DandeIio,
Wild Cherry, Priokley Ash Rhubarb, Thoroughyor Win
,ergresn, &c. Warranted 10 Bilious con,plaints
weak stomach loss Of Appetite dyspepsia piles soste
and humOrs, they renew, restore fortiy and bp1
up the system, very pleasant to take and are sold M MA
low price of 300 apint, 20 qk, qts 75o a. 81 9s
Sold in worcester by JAS. GREEN and N n. an
DREWs, Main street, and dealers throughout city ana
country generally. d3ms N'g 90 auN
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Homeopathic Treatment

OF
VETERI NARY DISEASES,
By s. JOY
At the Stable of N. T. Bems,
my27 No 81 Exchange Street. Worcester. dsm#
ALL VINO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO Err
Advantage to Examine
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BUSH & co. HAS N,
CHARLES CLARKE HAsIT.
CHARLES SIBLEY HAS TT.

b. A. HARRINGTON HAS m
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JAMES q. WILTIAMS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIT0R HTTAvv
No. slS Main Street,
al WORCESTER MAss a.,
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THE GREA TEST MEDICAL, DIsCOy-
ON iVHn

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