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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14
LOCAL NEW 5

THE GRAFTON BANK RoBBERY-The Monsy
RecoUerea-rhe public will be Rlad to learn that
the Sl2 900 stolen a few days since from the
Grafton Bank, at Grafton. in this county, was
recovered last evening, in consequence of con.
fession made to one of the officers Of the Bank
by the boy. Stockwell, who was under arrest,
charged with the robbery.
Ssoekwell was examined yesterday morning be-
fore Joseph Bruce, ESQ.,, and William F. Slo
cum, Esq, who appeared as counsel for the gov
eminent. stated that be was not ready for the
trial, and asked continuance until next Mon
day, which request was granted.
The defendant was ordered to recognize in
$1,000 tor his appearance B. Bigelow, DR..
Griggs, and Albert Stockwell, became bail, and
the defendant was released
F. B. Stoddsrd. Esq OF Worcester, appeared
for the defendant.
Stockwell's confession was made, We under
stand, after he had been released on bail, and he
isnow at large
New ENGLAND NJ ETHoDIsT CoNFRRBNeE.-
Monday mornings session of this body was de
voted 10 hearing the report of the Bible Society,
and an address from Rev. DR. Holditch in de-
fence of the action of that society in reference 10
the Committee of Revision. Rev. Dr. Durbin,
Corresponding Secretary of the Missionary Soci.
ETY., then spoke at length on the claims Of that
cause, showing its great the past year, in
spite of the hard times.
The afternoon was spent in the usual devotion
al exercises.
The Anti-SlaveryESociety held its meeting in
the evening at the Salem Street Church. where
interesting address delivered by Rev. ]
D. Long of the Philadelphia Conference, who, al
though raised at the South and born slavehold.
er, is an earnest advocate of the abolition of
slavery, putting to shame the timid and dough
face Iecreants who disgrace their Northern ORR
gin, The other address OF the evening was given
by Rev. Mr.. Hanson, the original Uncle Tom
Yesterday morning was devoted chiefly to hear
ing Of the reports of the committees, partic-
ulary on the support of superanuated preachers.
Father Taylor preached most eloquent and
touching discourse, one CT his abest efforts.
In the afternoon there was preaching by Rev.
George NJ. Steele of Lowell, after which there
was social meeting. at which Father Taylor pre-
sided.
In the evening discourse was preached by
Rev. A. F, Bailey of Dedham.
The business of The Conference will be conclu-
ded today. The appointments will be announced
this forenoon.
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The VssPER GAS LIGHT.-Messrs. Shepard &
Fitch, the proprietors of this new, brilliant. and
sconom zeal light, illuminated the hall of the Bay
State House, last evening, to such an extent as
to put the lights of the City Gas Company quite
in he shade. The light was the admiration of all
beholders and no one could see any practical diff
feuliy in the way of its universal INTRODUCTION for
illuminating houses. stores, public buildings.
The process by which the gas is generated from
camphene, just fast and no faster than it is
wanted, is exceedingly simple that one cannot
but wonder that it was not hit upon before; and
its absolute safety, combined with the clearness
and brilancy of the light, renders it desirable
article in every family. BY the use of the Vesper
Gas Light, persons living in the most isolated
nsighborhsods may have all the benefits SO far as
light is concerned of those who live in the vicin-
ity of the gas works, and at considerable less,
without fear of explosion or danger of any kind.
and we think the article must come into general
use so soon as its merits become known. We ad-
wise all housekeepers to call at once at the store
OF Messrs. Firth & Nichols, and judge for them
selves, or to visit the Bay State House. this even
ing, where the light may be seen in full opera
ton.
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AT WORK TO THE LAsT.-At about the time
on Friday when the death of Col. Benton was
announced in Congress, he was popped up
IN bed. working with his indomitable perse-
verence and industy upon the condensation
OF the debates IN Congress which has engaged
his attention for year or more.
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SUICIDE BY NEoRo.-A strange instance
OF human folly and perversity, says the clay
ton banner, occurred in Henry county, Ala,
few DAYS ago, in the suicide of a slave be-
longing to Mr.. ]. H. Davis. near Lawrence
vile. The negro, a valuable fellow, vas, as
we learn, very indignant at the fit of certain
shirts which had heen made for him by his
mistress, and declared his determination not
to wear them. Having been moderately
chastised for the purpose of improving his
taste, he precipitated himself into well, frac-
tured his skull, and died.
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Seventh AY."-Under the new amuse-
ment law, called the lager bier act, city au-
thorites are authorized to permit dramatic
representations on Saturday evenings. The
confirmed theater-goers in Boston are rejoic-
ing in the hope that the immemorial interdict
is soon to be removed from that evening.
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Troy AND GREENFIELD RAILRoAD.-The
citizens of Williamstown, on Friday last,
voted to subscribe the full amount allowed by
law, 1888, 600, to aid IN the completion of the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad. All the towns
on the line have now responded, and the
amount Of their subscription is $l45, 500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14

FLOUR-The market is steady. Sale, Of Western sa
pelhne a 81 90; fancy 70 o. extra SIS a per Dbl
GRAIN Corn is firm. Sales of YeIoR al $50 per bu-
shel Oats are in steady demand. Sales of Northern
and Canada at Csc per bushel Rye is selling at 76Ac
per bnshe.
PR0YIsI0NS-Pork is firm and prcet have advanced
Primeat $l4 10 Is SO; at IS IS So clear and
extra clear 10 a 20 per Dbl. cash and mos Beef
is duh SAILS of Western and extra mess at SI2,
al8 per bhl, ca and four mos. Lard is higher
Sales in bbls at II 1l4c kegs IL II! per h. cash
aud months Hams are selling at IL l4c cash and
4 mos,
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Nor SATIsFIBD.-It is fair to presume that the
Washington Union is not at all satisfied with the
conduct Of its party in the House. Thus, in
enumerating the contingencies of legislation, it
says:
b" If it be financial question, some one of
half dozen Southern Democratic members affiict-
ed win weak vanity for figuring as watch dogs
ofa'he Treasury, and aspiring after Cerberine
fame, who hang about the spiggots of the public
cider barrel, giving violent symptoms OF rabies at
every superfuuus drop that falls from them, re-.
g4dess of what happens at the bung-we say
some one of half dozen Southern members OF
this cast of ambition, puts himself at the head Of
the compact Black Republican party, rein forced
BY SIN IL cohort of Southern Democrats, to pre-
vent the passage of this measure of the Demo-
cratic majority and of the ADMINISTRATION"
This animated passage was provoked by the
defest Of the Deficiency bill. But learning. "af-
ter the foregoing was written, that the bill had
been taken up again and passed, the Union re-.
ereta that it cannot modify its expressions 1t
says;
'.Fhe bill did not pass the House by majority
oil Democratic votes. 1t was passed by the spe.
cial favor OF few Black Republican members
ltv passage was due 20 the fact that there were
Black Republicans enough 10 the House of suti-
Gent ppolic spirit and virtue to vote for urgent
m~asare Vt public necessity. Such is the c1ndi.
tiJn Of aHtirs, that even great measure Of cub
lie necessity and urgency must owe Its passage
to Black Republican favor"
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oAKDALE.-The Literary Circle of oakdale
will give an exhibition at Thomas's Hall, in that
village, on Fast Day evening, consisting Of tab
ieaux music, and dramatic performances, which
will no doubt be Of a very interesting aud enter.
tanning character
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From Havana.

New York, April l3.-Steamer Daniel
Webster from Havana, April Sth, arrived at
noon today. News unimportGnt. Two En-
glish vessels arrived at Havana, on the 8th.
Sugar dull no sales.
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NOTICE 70 THE SICK.
DIR. HILL.

offering to the community his justly celebrated
edes for chronic and diseases Of long standing do
not wish to rie with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
bel of respectable ladies' and gentlemen which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor pedgea
himself not to make any wild assertions or ase stare.
ments of the efficacy of his medicines will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity (which facts will not
warrant A few testimonials here given, and the
doctor soics inquiry from the afflicted into all he
publishes, feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable. ami his medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14

ATeachers' Institute under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Board Of Education. win be
held at the Town Hall, in Milford, on Monday,
April 26, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Delegations from
the neighboriog towns are invited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14

CHARLES SUMNER The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York Evenirg Post writes,
under date of April IL, as follows;
- 1 regret to be compelled to announce that
Mr.. Sumner health is quite poor. He attempt
ed TO walk from the Capitol to his lodgings, yes
terday, but the return of the pains in his back
were severe that he was put into a carriage and
conveyed home. He is far from being well man,
and should avoid all excitement. He is anxious
to resume his official duties but is not sufficient
ly recovered yet to do so.
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TEMPERANCE REvIvAL.-As seen by the ad-
vertisement in another column, there are to be a
series of Temperance meetings in this city, at
Mechanics Hall, the first CT which is to be held
on Monday evening next, when Rev. DR.. Chaplin
of New York will speak; and on the Monday
following, Hon. Neal Dow.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GooDs.-Those who
wish for bargains in this line, will do well to call
at the New York Branch opposite the Bay State
House. T. Ward & Co. are dsposiug of their
stock of millinery and fancy dry goods at aston
ishingly low prices. See advertisement, in am
other column.
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tntf-Leoomptou ylc,orv.

ELIzABETHTowN, N. j.. April l3-The en-
tire anti Lecompton ticket was elected by
about two hundred majority.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Those ladies who have shawls to cleanse this Spring.
will do well to consult the advertisements of Mr. Legg In
an thar roiu--r NJ this naper 90
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MILITARY LEvEE.-The City Guards, having
taken Brnley Hall armory, and fitted it up
in fine STYLE have. with their well known hospi-
tally, invited their friends to join them in dedi
eating it, on Friday evening next, by social le
wee.
We understand the order of exercises to be =
Short speeches by distinguished gentlemen
music, songs. &c, after which the company will
be invited to join the may dance to the music of
Goddard Aldrich's @ Iadrille Band.
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a PR0CLAMATION
I o HE La DIES!I1

WHEREAS it appears that the days Of right honor and
htegrlty are fast fading away. and WHEREAS the nm
scinpuious and ig0orant daily taking advantage a
tne profound and learned, Be- IT KNOWN TBgRgFoRR In
an whether MAIDS, Wives, or WIDOWS that ma
CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE Ills are AIoNR the oertaiT
panacea for the troubles incident to female disorganzs
noni they ALONE citing all painful menstriaton
sssuagiug paptations Of the heart disturbed seen min
IN the side, and canslug health and happiness n the
whole SEX more especially to the MARRIED poRTtoN az
they are certain to bring on the monthly neriod Wiz
regularity. AND WHEREAS, These PILLS aye nnral1
vegetable and entirely rec from Minerals therefore nar
eGty harmless in their operations and wholly unIil-o
oher medicines thrust upon the public purportjno ~
Ehfct the o'9ects already detailed THERRpoRR re -
kNOWS, that NOTHING but the said PILLS nf m
onhHobMAN WIN accomplish the desired object when
DlsAPP1NFNEST has been experienced under tbe ,sgs
Vi orHEk Pill 81 and the LADIES will cause this procla
NATION II spread amongst Them beir own eyerlasting
oehehV-aWays promising that said Proclamation in one
cass must pc considered null and void; that ia m sav
saV lne III must not be taken when any female is IN
an INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise a misear,iage oil,
be the inc sifabe result. '''4s' ""'
EXpllcit directions, 70 be carefully read accor,pa
each box Price 81. Sent by mail On enclosing Il y
Dr' OoTne'us L. ChsesemSn, Box 4591 Post once Nsv
horE Cly, or to NJ b. Green & Co. Worcester Msss
States. u III 'ne United
Given under my hand and SEAL
Il. B: HUrUHlNGs, General Agent for tbs Iinjta5
States l6b Chambers ST., New York to whom ali [
should be addressed. ~ al Oiueia
Grsod by NJ. B Green Co., Worcester.
uo daw8m
uFrd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14

Silas d. Harrington Of Paxton, and Theron Z.
Hall Of Holden, have been appointed by the Gov
ernor and qualified as Justices Of the Peace for
the county Of Worcester
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-Iwo iIishmen of the
name of Davis, by trade fish peddlers, have
been residing for short time in the vicinity
of Tuck's Point, Beverly. Tuesday morning
they were in an intoxicated condition, and got
into quarrel and tight, during which one
brother drew a knife and stabbed the other
inhictng a wound OF which he died in
short time. The murderer was at once ar
rested and conveyed to Salem jail.
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RIVAL TO CHoATg.--A Washington letter wri
ter says that Gen. Cass, having been applied to
for his autograph, replied in the following lacouic
epibtle; f #..
"April 9, 1853
Dear Sir-I enclose my signature for transmits.
sion TO your friend. II is written upon card
on which my name is printed, that the key may
accompany the heroglyphics
am dear sir, respectfully yours,
Lew. CAss."
The joke in this is, says the correspondent,
that our venerable Secretary Of State writes a
shocking bad hand." and knows il, and there
fore he adopts the policy Of the painter, Who, I'M
der his picture Of some unnteiligible nondescript
printed the words, This is a horse"
bELoHERrowN. - Our correspondent at Bel
chertown says ,-"There have been large num-
Der Of deaths here among children, within the
last three months, Of scarlet fever but the disease
seems now abated.
The carriage shops are getting in full operation
again but the rate Of wages are reduced
The religious interest seems on the increase"
Counterfeit i've dollar bills Of the Merebapts'
Bank, at Norwich, have recently appeared. and
aIo very like hegenuipe.
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FAST DAY.-Piof. Harrington will give anoth-
er of his pleasing performances in ventriloqusm
and magic. at the City Hall, tomorrow evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14

The Supreme Judicial Court, Judge Merrick
presiding, commenced its April session in this
city yesterday.
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Hon. Stephen Salisbury ard lady left town yes
terday for New York thence to sail on three
months trip to Rurope.
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POLICE CoURr.-Yesterday James Toole, for
being drunk, was fined SO and costs, and com
fnitted
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testimony Of a number of Ladies' and Gentlemen
DoCToR HrLL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my case was one Of very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that are sick to call upon YOU
Tor you can cure them. Yours, truly, J L. L.
Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14

r.. :,
TooS l'oLIENlE S BROKEN Up hree %
VT $50 ooncerns' os'enSioly located !" ~
orH ou. ieally estaDI'shea al Norwicn' ~
iaSC "eeN oroken up oy 'he arrest Oh inc
ps'oei ensasea IN men, through me agency
Va 80 oiiloei D'lhsy' Oh ne" OK. me
ossnnd sonoelns ~ele eom1uSseo uhuer Tue
Cieu "S';s Oh mares IS '" '; morton Co.
bavin y ~ ,T anu o. u nan Go' eac9
n na,e onnocs III wan street. NE" ORR auu
o"on issuing Hash newspaper "hleh was
Son. MI oNer 'ne country together "lth lying
uinoulaIs' LOT tne purpose oil entrapp'ng Inc
un~ary ,nto sehdlng money tor tickets Tor
pcs men are never drawn. Inc names oil
'ne papers issued oy these concerns were
me DeheIaelor, ne Golden Era, and
al. 1AlneiIcal Mohtnly Ledger. !hese papers
%efe PRINTED ana issued IN Norwich, u, and
al d. letters addressed to the propHetors IN
new YORK were re- mailed Tor Norwich, where
Vhe real headquarters were located. About
three hundred letters were received daily.
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CHAPLIN a DADMUN

ATTORNEYS s COUNSRLLORS NJ ram
Nos Worcester Bank Block worce..e. Ear l11H
~ nSNNf VHAPN' APPLETON DADMUS,
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hemovai.-Mrs.M M. ~ .lEkKAl4D, Physician. ana
an experienced and very successful Midwife "a anu
rom NO. IA Nawbury street 10 No So Mechanic stvse
~ tae mead OF Union street Special attention given ~
iyt7 ar
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DocToB G. A. HrLI-sir will say that your medi.
Inc has oeneftted me much My heath is much bette7
han it was when commenced taking it. thnk{t viii
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The 8,
between my shoulders has all passed away. Fhinkiu
that you might like to hear how l was gettingalonq
have taken the liberty to address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. @ O.
Rutland. Nov. 3. 1854 AFT iai
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enc Monderfni nnd GI1,ea I.na. n.

ne W Onderfui and GtGted Indy has
Arsyed giving the people OF this place opportunity 10
teting her wonderful Gift of Prophecy.
She will describe your future vile or husband tell
whether will be rich poor describe absent friends
give advice tn relation to lawsuits losses marriages.
oFhs and deaths, tell Tast present and future events
ana nnolk the mysteries Of the mind She the
gt Of prophecy to remarkable degree as all viii tesifv
who have called upon her.
p 8 She Will prescribe for diseases
She Eil receive calls from g. m to IL m from IN
9 p m and from to in the evening" at No 12I Main
street, up stairs over James Green Co.'s Drug Store
WoT ester, Mass. ia2B an
Bush's Couch CHre LOzenses are superior
90 any oReF Med'eine in the form o Candy or LnEen
ges for the cure of Colds Coughs Hoarseness Asthma
Group whipping Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail BY BTsH 4
CO., "a Front street. deodtf MOI ga
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PICTURES FOR rs CENTS.

HATHAWAY will make for the public s,pgls o,o..
Pictures (caed Improved Anbroypes) far Is sen,
Dg p LIE Oy g ~ "pr9gss lbrotgPs known as Cut
W. uu OppOalte OlArkis Rlnnu
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STILL THEY Go. Another party of Irish.
mostly females, some dozen or fifteen In mum.
Der, left this city on Thursday morning. Our
foreign population year ago must have been
more than two thousand, but az the rate they
are leaving, this season, there will be little
need OF Know Nothing party next fall, aud
the Democrats will hnd falling Of in their
votes. - Nss0burgpoyt Hsyosd
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The town elections 10 Chicago have resulted in
aRepuSliean triumph 'uore complete, even, than
at tue city election, aud IL is nov said that there
IL not single Democrat ia civil Office in either
city or town, except the three OF four who consti.
tuas 3 bOpsLeas minority St tho council DOvyd.
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ATtAw
No. 8, Brinley Hall,
mh31 dtf yv,...
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Some members Of Congress had spiritual
circle at Washington, the other night, and the
shade Of Richard NJ. Johnson addressed this
message to Southern Lesomptonite;
"Teli cuttenden that the doctrines which he
has announced in the Senate, and embodied in
his amendment TO the Kauzas bill, will be hailed
by the people Of Kanzas az the principles Of pop
ulaT liberty, and will become the Tallying ground
foe the cansu uction OF a great national party,
which will take possession OF the Government
within three yeafs."
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ReSunl ptiOu.
PEORIA, Ill, April l3.-N. b. Curtis & Co.,
bankers of this city. have resumed payment.
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WASHINGTON MATTERS. = The following
gossip is from the Washington correspondence
of the Nsw York EUeniag Post, dated April
18th:
The Lecompton Democrats of the Senate
and House will caucus tomorrow morning,
and decide what policy to pursue with the
amended Ksnzas bill. If they are satisfied
that the anti Lecomptoniies will refuse a
committee of conference. they will not ask for
one. The anti Lecomptouites agreed yester-
day. after long conference to decline COM
mittee Of conference. While they are aware
that such committee has never been refused
when asked for, they are also aware that such
an extraordinary case has never before pre-
scented itself, where the majority of the House
is refused the right to investigate into frauds
perpetrated against the laws, the Speaker
packing a special committee against the ma
jority to strangle such Investigation! The
majority of the House cannot trust the Speak
er to appoint committee Of conference, and
therefore will vote against one.
When the Leeomptonites ascertain that a
committee will be refused, learn that Mr..
Toombs viii submit a proposition that the
Senate pass the bill with the Crittenden-
Montgomery amendment, declaring, in addi-
ton, that IN doing SO Kanzas is admitted as
slave State, and that in future there shall be
no opposition made to the admission of States
asking for admission with sla very
Efforts are making to induce Fletcher Web
ster, Surveyor of the Port of Boston. to take
a foreign mission. If he accepts. Mr. Beard,
Assistant United States Treasurer at Boston,
will succeed him, and Mr.. Loring Will take
Mr. Boards place. 1t is possible that Mr..
Loring may succeed Webster, as Secretary
Coob IS anxious to keep Beard where he is.
- i Ia, L. Il
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E. y. MASON
Can probably sell Piano EOrtes ebeanc, th.. -.
aep or aeeutn the State. olark's Booi, Woroestsy
1880 an - N'9Vot
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ner' J.F.B.