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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

IHE GOLD DISCOVERIES IN WASHINGTON
TERRITORY. The last steamer from California
brought intelligence fully eorroboratve of the
discovery of rich deDosites OF gold Throughout
the whole extent of Washington Territory,
and into the British possessions north of the
49th parallel of north latitude The existence
of gold in the territory has long been known,
and its discovery at Fort Colville in 1855, and
the consequent rash of miners to that locality
was thought to have precpitated the Indian
war which commenced during the fall and
winter of that year. The hostiiites of the
Indians and the sparse population OF the ter
ritory has prevented the miners from working
till within a few months. From the accounts
we have received, it would seem that the dis
covery OF gold by Antoine Plante, half breed
settler on the C@ur dAleue river, near the
mouth of that river. was Immediately followed
by the announcement OF the rich placers on
Ihompson's River, near the 49th parallel.
Ihompson's river is a tributary to Frazers
rver and both streams are wholly within the
British possessions. Antoine ,Plante and
another man on the C9ur d'Alene took out
with common rocker, constructed in the
rudest manner, four thousand dollars worth of
dust in two weeks. The gold was carried by
him to the Dalles of the Columbia, where he
exchanged it for provisions and tools, and
again started for the mines. The Hudson Bay
Company have also received great quantities
of gold at Victoria, brought by the Indians
from Thomps- MS river.
There seems to be no doubt as to the au-
thentcity of these gold reports. Private and
official letters, and the accounts of the press
OF Oregon and Washington, all agree as to
matters Of detail, and the official proclamation
OF Governor Douglas, of Vancouver's Island,
warning all persons not to dig on British
ground without first obtaining a license from
him, places the matter beyond the shadow Of
a doubt.
1t is very gratifying for the future prospects
OF Washington Territory that this g eat gold
field should have been discovered Endowed
as that country is, with most genial climate,
with soil of the most productive nature,
and with gigantic forests OF timber and fish.
cries unsurpassed in the world it's CONNER
cia advantages needed only the stimulus
which this discovery will furnish, to be rap
idly developed
Oregon was discovered and settled long
prior to California; but the discovery of gold
has caused the latter in ten short years to out
strip her sister in the race for a place among
the States, and to be the first to attain the
name of the Queen of the Pacific"
Like causes produce like results, and we
may safely predict that in ten years hence,
Washington Territory will not be one iota
behind California, either in population or
commercial Importance Boston Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

SPORTING INTELLIGgNcB.-At the mile trot
on Friday afternoon last, on Full Moon Irotting
Park, between Tom Hyer and Lady Meddlesome
the best three in FIVE, mile heats to harness
Tom Hyer. driven by G. R Wesson, won in the
first heat. in time ESQ IL, and Lady NEEDLE
some, driven by Dan Mace, won in the other
three heats-time 249, 2 AZ, and 245, respect
lively.
On Tuesday afternoon next, two races will
come off on the Agricultural Trotting Park, in
this city, between Tom HYer and Lady Meddle-
some, and Fawn, by the same driver Mile heats,
the best three in FIVE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

A SLAYER CAPTURED "A letter published in
the London Times, from an officer on board the
gun-boat Jasper. Lieut.. Com. Pym. says;
We have captured and brought in, may safely
say, the largest and richest prize ever captured
in the slave-trTde. She is full. rugged and fast
sailing ship Of $50 tuns burden. with full slave
equipment and prOvisioned for their sustenance.
She also had boord specie in gold to the amount
Of 2269 ounces, Spanish and Mexican, or about
$500 sterling, (S42,OOO.) Her name and nation
are unknown. We captured her on the north
side of Matanzas, on the 22d of March, between
8 and 10 A. M, she having sailed from Havana
on the previous night, to purchase and bring over
slaves for the Island Of Cuba.
The pecuniary success Of the Jasper may per-
haps account for the excessive vigilance of the
other Brit SD cruisers,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

SAD ACCIDENTAL Allen & Wheelock's ar
mory, on Saturday morning, as John Foley, who
resides on Ward street, was adjusting belt his
low the elbow DR.. Benjamin Haywood was
called, and, with the assistance of DR.. T. H.
Gage, dressed the arm, but slight hopes are en-
lertained of saving it, Mr.. Foley is in very mod
crate pecuniary circumstances, and has wife
and three children dependent upon him for sup
mort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

A gentleman at Bolivar, Tenn. last
week saw a nondeseript sort Of article floating
down the Mississippi, near his plantation Il
resembled miniature Noahs ark, with The
hull knocked oil. Curiosity led him 10 hoard
IL, when he was aatonished to find himself In
the store Of . friend residing fifty miles up
the river. The contents were not greatly In |.
jufed. lie tied tho store to the shore and
started of TO let his trading friend know
where he might find his lost place Of busl-
ness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
BUY Me AND pLL DO You GOOD,D
ow is the time to the great Spring and Summer
medi'ine
DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERR


Composed Of Sarsapay5Ra, via cherry. YeHov
DOCK, Prac6iy Ssh, 7hoTOugAWort, RAu6Grb, Man
drakf, DaHdstiOH, &c,-aU Of t0dlch are so com
bounded as 10 act in concert and assist Nature in
Graduating diSsaSe
The effect OF this medicine is most wonde iaI--i acts
dire ty upon the bowels and blood, by removing all OBJ
structions from the internal organs stimulating tn in
to healthy cotton, waiting the fountains Of life and
ygor purifying the blood cleansing it from all In nors
and causing to through every part OF The
dody. They and eradicate from the system Liver
Complant-thst main wheel of SO many diseases- Jaun
dice in its worst Irms all Billions diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia Costiyeness, Humors Of the Blood
aud Skin, Indigestion headache, Dizziness Piles Heart
burn, Heabnss-, Pain in the Side Bowels Flapeucy
Loss OF Appetite, ami All kin irfd complaints cauea BY
torpid diseased Liver disord cred Stomach or bad
Blood to which all subject in Spring and
Summer
If tax in large doses, Fever ana Aeue may be hrok-
en- up and cured at This has become standad
medicine, and decidedly the Best the word ever saw
Price only 25c for the pint, and S5ic for the Quart
bottle.
Sold by an medicine dealers everywhere. 0rseIs
shculd be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, II Marshall
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists IN Worcester
mch4 d&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

THE CREyAssEs OF THE MISSISSIPPI. Within
the limits OF the state Of Louisiana, there are
about 10000 square miles Of alluya beds,
which Is considerably below the level of the
Mississippi river, when its waters are At their
greater height. These lands nre protected
from overfows by a vast system Of eyees or
ombankments, estimated to be at east I2oo
miles in length, and to have cost at least siy
million dollars. withdrawing the exten.
sive and costly leyoes which have been erect.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
DIR. BrOadbemt's RIeelieag 0nJc,

No. las Court street, near Revere House, Boston,
Mass, established for specially treating and curing AID
Diseases OF che Throat gesrt Langs Throat ans Respira
tory Organs, ny the Inhalation Breathing of Wgrm OF
Cold Meticated Vapors would most respectfully Announce
Othe citizens OF worcester and glcniiyand his
merous patients throughout New England that he hss
returned to his of'e in Boston; Ex0LgsvHLY yoR OF.
sIoE PRACTICE where he may be consulted daily person
ally or 0y letter, from q. to 8 D. N free
TIE PREMATURE DECAY OF YeUgB.-Just published bv
Dr. Broadbent, the eminent Psychologist private medi-
cal treatise on the Early Decay Us American Youth Sem
mai We*kness ard ether diseases Of the sexual organs
I'D both male and female 1t is for gen4pal distribution
and nay be had by calling at his oaice OF Il will be-
mailed sealed envelope to any part the country free
Of CHARGE on receipt OF two letter stamps F pgsage
10 THE LADIES' Ladies troubled with Irregularities
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar 70 nc maie
dec29 d6wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-During the last three
weeks, more than twenty runawavs have
passed through this city on the way to Cana
da One OF the latest passengers was Ken
tuckIan' who was so white in feature as we'll
as color that he travelled through Kentucky
and crossed the river unsupported. When he
presented himself to the underground agents
OF this city, they thought him no runaway,
buta white man, and would have continued
to regard him as an impostor, had not one of
his former fellow bondsmen recognized him.
Another of the late frgitives came from
Memphis. He secreted himself upon steam
er, and arrieed in this city in five days after
wards, without seeing any one. His only
sustenanee was one biscuit, and such drops of
wat5r as the paddles, in their revolutions.
threw to his hiding-place,- Cincinnati Ga
zette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

An eccentric person, the MARQUIS Ma
laizi, of Florence just deceased. has or
dered, by his will, portion of his fortune 10
be invested, and the interest to be paid to the
"most hump backed man. in Tuscany. The
recipient of the income is to be chosen nv
twelve other hump backed men, each Of whom
for his trouble is to be rewarded wi h a gold
medal bearing the efgy of Esop
tits supposed that men shed more tears by shaving
with dull razors than from any other cause. A. Cum
mngs grnds and sets them Nicely that they feel
like laughing He alsomakes, sharpens and repairs all
kinds cutlery and instruments 1877 Main street over
Freeland's Clothing stere.
NJ B-Guns and Pistols repaired, locks and KEYS
made and repaired, hears ground, no.
The IMPROVED AMBRoTYPE Perfected and made bv
Oadn also the common Ambrotype and the inimitabe
AmorograPh, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge ooodion for sale at 1888 Main street. ap29.u
Burnets 0ocoane fer the Hair for SALE in Worcester bv
JohN O. HILL, Apothecsry, Mechanics Hall Building
Burnetps Kasston or Oriental Water for BeauHfyinp
The Complexion, fot sale in Worcester ny John o.
HILL, APothecarS, Mechanics Han Building.
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy, for sale in woroe,,sr r.,
Worcester Ion 'uins
saniords Liver Invig6rator fer sale in Worcester nv
JOHN 2. HILL, Apothecary, Mechancs' Hall building
Worcester. D'' DO''u''s'
sr James Oarkes celebrated Female Pills for sale in
Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL, Apotheclry, Mechanic
HaD Building, Worcester -
Proi Wood s Hair Resorahys, for sale in Worcester
by JOHN q. HILL, Mecbanics Hall Building, Worces
ter. Ne' "''"oS
Me- . A D
MIS- . n. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and xvi,
nalsamum, for sale in Worcester by JOHN o. Mil
Apothecay, Mechanics Hall, Worcester. '"'
PERUVIAN syrup for sale in Worcester by JOHN O
NIL, Apothecary Mechanics Hail Building. Woroes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

At the annual meeting of the Union Sabbath
School, held on Wednesday evening. May 26,
P. L. Moen Chairman, the following officers were
chosen For Superntent, Amos Whiting; AS.
sistant, B. D Allen Librarian, Nathaniel Cook,
Nathan Perry, and Charles Muzzy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

At Woodyille, Hayerhill, N. H., a
boy eight years old, playing on the banks Of
the Connecticut. fell in and sunk in the water
twelve or fifteen feet deepj his little compan-
ions ran off to alarm the neighbors James
Hadlock, an Irish boy, twelve years old, hear
ing their cries, plunged in where he saw the
bubbles rise, and pucked up ~he drowned
child by the locks; aud he was resuscitated
by DIR. McNab.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

:, sHow or STATIONS AT GREESTBLD.-The
Maasaehusetts and Vermont Association for
me Improvement Of horses offered an elegant
shFef pitcher for the exhibition OF the best
M9tang stallion, Al their annual meeting on
"s,,unesoas' AZ Greenfield, and several fno
.an'ons appeared, only four Of which, how
e'S, were uo'ted. The plate was won by
Z, T. kilburn OF Whitehall, N. " iorms,,,
Of Fsirhaven, VI. Time, 2.6s.
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NOTICE 40 the SICK,
DIR. HILL.

offering to the community mis- justly celebrated rem
9dIes for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing
not wish to tri1e with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of nun,
bel Of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any Wild assertions lase state
mens Of the efficacy Of his medicines will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
doctor soicts inquiry from the afflicted into all be
publishes, feeling assured they will hud them perfectly
reliable ami his medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

MILITARY AT meeting of the Commits
stoned Officers Of the 3D. Battalion of RiAes-
held at the armory of Company B, in Holden on
Friday evening. May 49, Maj, E. B. Stoddard. of
Maj. Gen. Morse's staff, was chosed Major of the
battalion, under the new organization.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

CURrous EPIrAPH.-The. following epitaph can
now be found on a stone in the old burial ground
in East Westminster. Vt. II stands over the
grave u William French, who was shot in the
cid Court House BY some British-troops station
cd there, March 10, l775;
Here VIM. Feench his Body lies
For Murder his Blood for vengeance cries.
King George ye third his Tory Grew,
that with bAwi his head ehot threw.
Eor Liberty aad bis Oountry's 0nodi
he lost his Life his dearest Bood.D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

Phipttntton Of the Heart Tnouslnds ara
b9utfmg from tbs disease, Reid the adyertis ept in
another column, Disease " the Hesrip AMI tbe yan
win learn not ouly re cause Of the disease bnt az
mamie, OF being relieved IL apy person has ever been
Dyapspte Reiqeiy, let them walchs eT eta Of a. m a
case Of PALrirAtiUr, as this Ia disease of most da
CURE A. any fale BY ths usual remedies. 1.-THE Rsmedy
@u'uAaomeht myS1 dAw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
IMPROVED AMRROTYPEs.

The Improvei. Ambroype a. taken bv Taplev A.
0lalk al NO. 10 Harrington Corner corner Of Main and
trout streets, are unVtr ally admitted to be the A1tst
anu most durable picture how made in the city They
are pMrorized by hundreds every week
Ihe photograph, Dagner"otype, M,lanotype, Letter.
ype ana Tie common Ambfoype, are also made at the
above place. Cal AMI see rs, everybody.
TAPLEY CLARK, Artists.
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ANOTHER LARGE CALF.-Mr. Jonas Bartlett
of this city, has COW which gave birth to a calf
few days since, which weighed one hundred and
twenty and half pounds.
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sFEClAL N0TICEs.


m. r,.,, -, a.. WORCESTER, May %, 1858
take this opportunity Of returning Heir mo.t
heartfelt thinks 10 Capt Lamb Tor bis very comp iment
sy escort from orr city, their late exclusion 10
Wp'9Iu. Aso' 70 the dfaiton Light Infantry Bnd to a.
", ntsyWooui Esq OF Upton for the reception and
eolaon furnished hem on the occasion, and especially
10 me Milford Light Infantry, aud the nh,bIt n,s q,
wv" tyWh' or the bile Inequalities OF which they were
ne tsepl,nss not forgetting the very graceful reception
rendered them by Che HONORARY Mem6ers u o. q on
er return home and to Mr. spurr Tor the bounti mi
collation. provided for the occa, ion
ftr order Of Cot O 3 oHn.ps,
Com. Of 10Th HeRimpnt a v NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

FIRE ALARNs.-There were two alarms, last
evening, but, after dilRent search, the FIRE de-
paItment and citizens were unable to find any
6re
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
Woods Hair Rcs1oy,,,jvc %.

var
known any other medicine win large shape CT public
confidence in SO short time as this has done II has
not Deen more than year since rst heard Of IT, and
II noH stands at the head Of all melies OF the Kind
we have never used aOy of It oUTselvs nagi1g had no
OCCASION as our "croWn Of glory only as " retaps
us original color, but gets more so-bai some oil our
trends have and have knowo il to fail 10 restoril
tte mar 70 his original color. We advise ouch as are
becoming prematnrely ray, give the .'Restoraiiye,s
a trial Chester (HliHois) Herald
For sale by GEORGE r. sPURk and bv ali vesn.ct
able Druggists daw9w y,vSi Wv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

POLICE CoURT.-On Saturday last Bridget
Green, for assault on Mary Morrisey, was fined
81 and costs, and committed in default of
payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
IMPERIAL PHnT0CRAnus

VI HFhlN IS producing mis- and iniuitabla styia
o. photographs with eni success Yoa have or,y 10
@ ~, one PICTURES afer which, the artist an
indefinite number, al uniformly good Enbont f1lt ey
trouble 70 the subject They cheaper and more per-
ec consd ring their size, than any otAey picture ana
duclions. Ne'NFN'S ~"
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FIRE WORKS,

sANOERS0S h LAEERGAN, the we'll known o,,Iv
slccessul yrotechnists the City OF Boston ovhe past
Fr Years. thy did not have anything TO do with the
unfortunate exhibition last year Boston Common rare
prepared to furnish Exhibitions of tue superior Ssetv
gre Works from to $50JO-from Torpedo to 20 ID.
kockei-at short notice. Their spacious Sales Ware
House is now at LDEN, GUTTER, 3 co ., 81 q SO
Federal street, Bost.n, dtJyA rnv90
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testimony Of q number of Ladies and Ge,stlenen
DOCTOR HIL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my case was one Of very bad humor in the bloud, but
can truly say that your valuable medicines cured
ne, and recommend all that sick, to call upon you
for you can cure them Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

ma - B00k for the Million. Just published, by
Court Street. Boston, brief Treatise OF as plgrs an
Dsedses OF lhe sexual b stsm Of both sunni
t,n ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by physician o. tie
Dostol Hceeuc HoipitAl." This work als1 contains
scorchng exposure Of the deception and mpostre nrs
uced by advertising quacks, with some Of their names
ana locations. so0 by periodical dealers ggnerlIy,
Address Box 1902, Boston Post ONCE div wch9l
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This certfes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, general debility. Doctor H's medicines cured
her. LEN
DOoToR G. A. HILJ--sir: will say that your medi.
lue has benefited me much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking it. thnktt Will
cure me have not been troubled with the pain in nv
head out since taking your medicine The distress
between ny shoulders has all rassed away. Thlnkas
that you might like to hear how getting along
have taken the 6erty'to address these lines 70 you
remain, sir, yours especially, Mrs. G O.
Rutland Nov. 5, 1854 DIFF ,sI .
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LOCAL NEWS
COurt ofCommou Pleas. Crimip,aI Tern,

COurt OfCOmmo" Pleas. CrimiD'aI Term.
cHIEP JUSTICE MELIEN PgssIDING.
Saturday, May 29.-Henty W. Pratt of Graf
ton, convicted for larceny of $4,000 from the
Grafton Bank, was sentenced TO the House Of
Correction for one year and half.
John stodder Of Lancaster, for larceny of 1872
| from the house of William Townsend was sen.
fenced to the House of Correction for two years.
Joseph and Albert Pinkham appealedcase, for
assault and battery on Daniel Byron, verdict not
guilty.
- Carter of Dana, tried and convicted last
year for being common seller, called up for
sentence. and several friends of temperance from
that town appealed to the Judge in his behalf,
recommending leniency. The Court reserved de-
eision until this morning.
R. W. Shattuck of Worcester, late proprietor
of liquor saloon Oh Mechanic street, indicted
for nuisance, came up for trial, being the first
|, case under the nuisance act coming up for trial
in this county. Mr.. Very, counsel for the de-
fence, raised sundry points Of law, the first Of
which was as to the constitutionalty of the stat
ute. This gave rise to quite an animated con-
lict between the counsel for the defendant and
the District Attorney. The Judge will give his
ruling on the points of law raised, this morning
EXCURSION TO WAoHusErr.--About seventy
(being one half of the Ladies' Collegiate In
sttute in this city, accompanied by the Principal
Werden Reynolds, the Superintendent, Mr.
Smith Messsrs. A. S. aud B. D. Allen, and
Others had pleasant aud delightful excursion
to Waohusett, on Saturday last. The day was
beautiful, and every thing passed off most
sgreeabY to all. On the mountain, addresses
we're made by the Messrs. Reynolds, and singing
was performed under the direction of the Messrs.
Allen The party returned home at about
o'clock in the evening, without meeting with
any accident to mar the equipments of the
occasion. We understand that on Saturday next,
the other half of the scholars aie to enjoy
similar excursion, should the weather be fair,
and we trust it will, and that they may have as
good time as did their associates on Saturday
last.
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. Ina J'S VI Iictures u the most economical and con
IN point Of expense and transportation Of any
"nei style IL can be sent safely by mail Ia letter aub
Jeo 70 no extra charge ard would lie an agreeable spr
Pse 70 any iend OF relative It can be baiped only
OaH'ns s. Tor the nominal SUM Of SO cents sch Nada
only at 1873 Main street 'AS
OLAbhlN s'i continues tn make Daguerreotyp,s and
" his usual unqne style, 1873 Main
over Citizens Rack. ali a1s -
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., m Ehs = Goodwin, inexperienced ana success
al midwife holds herself 10 reasiness day ana night
" etend 70 The duties ~ her profession Resdeorelk
Austin street az oot2l
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invaltdsv Notice this FnetI! For the past
Hty years De. 3. o. RI0uARDsoss SHERRY WINE
pilihs nave oeen unriyaiied elective aud vau-
ape spring aad Summer medicine. And while almost
every one Of te thousands OF remedies that have been
Introduced within that period has been Abandoned pR.
hOhAhDsOh medoide has en sustained It'll Increased
popularity For sale at the Doctorin once NJ, a. naao
yer street. Boston, and by dealers in me ioine every
hn'Io mvlO dam
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RemoVaI.-Dr. LtNNELL, Homo 5pathist haa
atmoyed n No. Elm street, arsl reaIdeuce abom ten
lincoln House. ONCE hours irom 2to and 0 10 b. o
OH al
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See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
company Of New York, 90 the fourth page.
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HOUSE.

The House passed the the Post Office, Ar.
my, and Ocean Mail Steamer Appropriation
Bills.
The House then went into committee on
the private calender.
. Seventy. two House and seventeen Senate
bills were passed. Adjourned.
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WILLIAM CIRCUIT,
4 COuNSELLOR Al LAY

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