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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20
LOCAL NEM S

THE TNsoLvENr CoURT.-There was quite a
large attendance, at the Insovent Court yester-
day, Of gentlemen of property and standing" in
order to prove their claims against the estate of H
D. Stone. Twenty-seven claims were sworn or af-
6rmed to by gentlemen present, for the following
amounts, but, for reasons which will be obvioys,
we withhold the names Of the parties, viz One
claim of S675,25, one Of S5,9l2 80, one of Sl,1
ISL 75 one of 81 800 90, one of S3Olly7I, one Of
81 666 81, one OF S464 IS, one Of S2,446 81, one
OfSl,sOO 90, one of 81 100 OIL, one of Sl,739 SO,
of 81, l0l 70, one Of 81, lS9. one of S59S 81,
one OF Sl,57S 90, one of 1854 %, one of 1928 25,
one of Sl,24l so, one of Sll ,047 Is, one Of SI34
80 lone of S9O6 90, one of Sl37 49, one of Sl65 II,
one of 81, 444 So, one of SS5 90, one OF $40 80,
one Of Sl5l 20. The claims proved at this first
meeting amount to about forty.two thousand dol
las. and are only about one third of the amount
which due. Messrs. William Bckford and
Fitzroy Willard were chosen assignees by large
majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

At New York, says The Express, the abundance Of
money at the discount houses 10 degree ahated and
Of prime commercial signatures there not as compared
with the date last year. ten per made In the
opinion Of leading houses per cent is large an
estimate The usual supply Of manuftursrs paper is
wanting, including the large quantity made by iobbng
houses sdY but slow restoration Of business /. pro
crossing.
good deal Of money ands it, EaI icto stock op-
creations that merchants will look for in vain later in the
season
DRY Go0rs The Independent Gays a moderate de-
mand has sprung up for staple domestic ard import
ed, and prices firm. Snme Western and Southern
buyers in the market. The OF goods in the
public warehouse is large and has even accunu atpd
the ls of January Credit is very cautiously gyen
and the DIMINISHED If houses doing business this
those that remain The demand and the supply are pret
ty well balanced, ANY great increase in the consumption
would 'peedly put up prices; but such is not by any
means anticipated for long time
BREADsTUFFs, &c = The Evening Post says-The
buovani feeling at the Corn Exchange continual Bread
sufs are in reduced supply Plour is IOc higher -
Choice eranls are sought after Wheat is also higher
choice paroles commanding advance of 21 per BUSH
Corn Is finer and with moderate receipts prices close at
animprOvement of lc on white.
Pork sells slowly at a slight advance Beef is irm,
WITH only moderate business doing. Lsrd is lower ami
dull Gut meate inactive at the me rates asked
Dressed hogs very Gull.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

The DEMOCRATIC GuILLoTINB AT WORK
UPON DEMocRATs.-The Washington correspon.
dent Of the Philadelphia Pen'asylUanian says that
as Mr.. Douglas has abandoned the Democratic
party, "thrown himself entirely into the arms Of
Republicanism and fanaticism." the Democrats
should treat him an enemy. He adds that the
President has busted the postmaster at Chicago,
Douglas man, who forgot that he owed certain
duties to the partyIwhich was rewarding him, and
gave his influence to the enemies of the national
administration. For similar reasons the post.
master at Columbus, Ohio, has also been Temov.
e, and in both these instances Democrats Of the
Lscompton stripe have received the places vaca.
ted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN BLAcKsToNE.-The
number of births in the town OF Blackstone dur
ing the year 1857 was 1874. The parents Of lO4
Of these children were Irish born; and of 9th.
ers, either the father or mother was Irish.
The number of deaths in the town during the
year was lOS, 28 Of which were by canker rash
and scarlet fever, and 10 by consumption. The
deaths by consumption are less in number than
in foImer years, as shown by the following;
lS55-Deaths l49; by consumption 80.
lS56-Deaths 100; by consumption "a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

WASHINGTON MArTERs.-The New York
Herald correspondent, writing Feb. IS, says
"rhe report Of the Senate Committee on
There is no intention at present on the part Of
the friends Of the administration, of joining
the admission Of Kanzas with that of Mnne-
sofa, but should the opposition endeavor TO
rush matters, then the bills will be passed to-
gether.
Chimes Correspondence Cooks nomina-
ton "a Post Master at Chicago, will be resist
ed, on the ground that he is already default.
or 10 the government IL IL Indignantly de-
MED that Clark Of New York, will vote for
Lecompton. The tariff investigating commit.
tee will report partially in few days.
(Iyituns CorTospondence.) The conclusion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

AN IMPosroR.-Th Hopedale (Milford) Prac.
teal Chrtst'an cautions the public against man
who has recently been begging in that vicinity.
and who, by his forcible appeals to the sympa-
thies of the people, collected quite large sum Of
money, which he exchanged at Aldrich's store,
in Mendon, for five and ten dollar bank bills. He
is described as apparently somewhere about
twenty-one to twenty five yeare Of age, middle
STATURE light complexion, retreating forehead,
dark mustache on his upper lip, probably colored
or wholly artificial, rest Of his face shaven, de-
Gently dressed, and carried dark cOlored valise.
He put on an air of extreme modesty, plaintive
tone, and an apologetic air, protesting great re.
luctanceto ask such favor, and deep.felt, never
ending gratitude for kindness shown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

We are pleased to learn that our friend Jared
Benson, formerly Of Blackstone in this coanty,
and more recently a resident of this city, and
predecessor of Edwin Bynner, Esq, as Trans
portation Agent of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad has become prominent citizen of Min
nesota, to which he removed two or three years
since. At the last election he was chosen to the
Senate, but lost his seat through some informal-
ity He is now Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

STATE HOUSE, MATTERs.--It is stated that
number Of removals Of clerks have been made in
the Office Of the Secretary of State, in addition to
that Of Mr.. lrsley Of Chelsea, before reported
viz ;--Mr. Alanson Hswley, formerly of Spring,
held, Mr.. Morgan Smith, Mr. Eli Fernald, Mr..
Goodman, and young man named Lovett son
Of the chief clerk. The names Of the new mes
ssDgsrs Of the House, in place Of Messrs. Cakes
and Haynes, removed, are Messrs. Brown and
Bunker.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

SKATING EXCURSION TO NEW WORCESTER
omnibuses will start from Harrington corner,
to-day, at one half-past one, two, and half-past
two O'Clock P. NJ, and return as often as skaters
shall get tired Of the sport. The Curtis pond is
in good condition and will accommodate about
"two thousand" besides "ladies and children"
Fare six cents each way.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

Messrs. Editors - Will you please say to your
readers, that my time is so much occupied in the
construction Of large engine, as to prevent me
from extending the courteses could wish in the
exhibition of the model AT my earliest leisure
an engine will be placed on exhibition in some
convenient place in the city.
HENRY M PAINE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

DohNAN is doing wonders in the way Of feeding the
muttudes needing food who perambulae the payements
Those who call there, awaiting themselves OF Harknes
ski In cooking up the substAntals, never 90 away an
hungered On the contrary you depart with the utmost
satisfaction Of funess, determined to call again Br,k
times are expected at DormanS tonight over sewS chow
ders, &C., &o,
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Railroad Accident.

RUTLAND, VT, Feb. 10. The passenger
car OF the middle freight train from Burline.
ton for this place was thrown off the track
today near Clarendon, seriously iniurine
Mrs Sheldon of Fair Haven, William Hos
kinson Of Headville, Ephraim Jones of Read
ing, Vermont, ]. q. Hurd of jefferson Coun.
ty, New York, and Franklin Maynard Of
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

Work AT THE HoosAo TUNNEL. - The
North Adams NeVs says "the big borer" will
be raised from the mouth Of the tunnel, where
il has rested since last fall, and will be put in
operation when a solid face Of rock Is found.
Already 400 feet of heading has been finished
through bed Of lime stone, without reach
ing the mountain rock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

We learn that Rev. Or. Hill will deliver a lee,
ture at the parish church, on Sunday evening,
upon the subject of Rome and Romanism.'
repeat series of lectures delivered about year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

HORSE BLANKETs.-Those who have charge
of horses, this cold weather, should remember
that Mr.. ]. NJ. Follansbee, opposite the Boston
and Worcester depot. has large stock of horse
blankets, which he will dispose of very low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

We are requested to stale that the next of Mr..
Higginson's discourses on "American Society,
will be given at Washburn Hall, tomorrow even
ing. Subject, American Politics." Morning
service as usual.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

PERsEvERGNG WOMAN = Walking 400
miles for husband. Near Norwich Chenan-
go county, n. Y, lived two families of WELL
TODD farmers, between whom there existed
as bitter a feud as ever ragged between the
Montagues and Capulets The heads of the
families consumed the bulk of their time in
annoying each other, and the children on both
sides, with two exceptions, inherited their
parents hatred, and lost no opportunity of
gratifying it.
These exceptions were the oldest son of the
one, and the second daughter of the other,
who, seeing no reason why they should hate
each other in imitation Of their parents, be-
came desperately enamored. The parents
soon discovered how matters stood, and of
course were enraged. John and Mary were
both severely reprimanded, aud charged par
ticularly to think no more Of each other.
But who ever heard Of such charge icing
obeyed The more they were told not to
do, the more they did Seeing that easy
measures would not answer, the parents of
John sent him to an Uncle in this country.
Mary's progenitors. locked her up for a week,
to keep her from following him. After his
departure the poor girl had a serious time of
II. Her parents cutfed her to cure her of des-
pondency, her brothers aud sisters added to
her unhappiness by continual taunts and
revelings, until her home became unsupport-
able.
One night in November last, the whole
family joined in reviling and abusing her.
Not word did she say IN reply, but her ashy
face and bloodess lips showed that something
was brewing. AS soon as the family had re-
tired, she put on her bonnet and shawl, and
going down from her room, noislessly unlock
ed the door, and walked out into the dark :
ness. Half crazed, she had thought Of no.
thing but escape, and had not provided herself
with any necessaries for tho long journey she
had undertaken. She knew where John was,
and she determined to reach him. BY day-
light she had achieved ten miles. At a farm
house she procured breakfast, aud making
inquiries, set out again. Day after day she
travelled, eating and sleeping at farmhouses.
Occasionly charitable waggoner would car
ny her few mles, and then again for DAYS
she was obliged to walk.
Finally, completely worn out, she arrived
at her destination. She found John, told
him her troubles and trials, and put herself
under his protection. John, like sensible
man, posted to Bucyrus, got out the papers.
and married her offhand. To end the storv
as fictitious ones are always concluded, they
should have gone back, fallen on their kneee.
and implored the forgiveness Of their parents.
But neither OF them were romantic. They
felt that they had done nothing to be forgiv.
On for, and had no particular desire to see the
faces Of those who had abused them. SO in
stead Of going East, they went West, and are
by this time settled in Wisconsin, Nep
HaVos PoliodsuS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

"SAvED BY TIE SKIN OF HIS TEETH. As
Henry Collins of Natick, with young com
panion, was skating on the Pawtuxet river,
between River Point and Natick, last Sun
day. they came to weak place in the ice,
and both fell through into the water. The
younger of the party succeeded in getting
out, but Collins could not be extrcated from
his freezing bath for nearly three-quarters of
an hour, during which time he became SO
completely chilled and exhausted as to be un-
able to use his hands or arms At last a rope
was thrown to him, which, as his hands
were powerless, he seized between his teeth,
and thus he was drawn from his perilous sit-
uation. So firmly set were his Jaws upon
the rope that it was a work of considerable
difficulty to loose the convulsiye grasp. Pro-
vtdence Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

Meeting of Americans in Paris, to Condemn
the Recent attempt on the Life Of Louis
NAPOLEON,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

FailurcH.-owng to the failures Of pictures taken
by Cuttings Patent process many think the Ambrotype
not durable picture, The Improved Patent Awbotype
such taken by B. D. MAXHAM, are not only the
most durable picture made but far superior in tone and
finish Go, and all, to Maxhams, if you wish good
durable picture, at fair price. Rooms opposite City
Hail. Harrington Corner. diff o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

sFUHu's BALLOON is principal object Of attention to the
hungry and thirsty denE,ns Of the city, as the crowds
who daily and nightly lhrong his spacious apartments
testify You go In there and nnd,eyery thing to your
satisfaction, and help repeating your vt an ina
urst opportunity, Tall lime, at spurrs tonight '"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

ALBANY, Jan. ia great Anti. Lecomp
ton meeting was held here tonight to listen
to speech from Ex-Gov. Stanton ON the af
fairs of Kansas. Hon. Samuel A. Law pre-
sided.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

In 81. Louis, few days since, an OK
took umbruge at a red petiicoat. and gave
chase 10 the wearer, who only ESCAPED bv
running, into house, the door Of which was
bztgnssbly opeu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

New YoRK, Feb. 1913 P. M.-The Ston-
ington, Norwich, and Fall River steamboats,
have not yet left their piers, owing to the Sc.
we're snow-storm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.-As Monday
next Is regular legal holiday. all notes that are
due on that day must be paid today, as the banks
will not be open.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

c. A. CUMMINGS sharpeDs and repairs Koves and scis-
sors, Union Bio *, over Freelands Clothing Store,
III deodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

= DANvILLE, Pa, Feb. l9.-The jury in the
case OF VIM. ]. Clark, for the murder of his
wife, rendered verdict of guilty today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

gATEs' slLoos aates, At his uurlyalled Saloon. M.
bay state Block KEGS such a universal Huppiv ~
ohooe eaablea as onses every be Inclined 10 enter
~ thsreat and parake when an hungeed 0Ates spre
ms vandu before In great proiuou aud YOU cannc heln
making yourself u homo when thors Give lin a oali
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

Oods Hair RestOrntiye.-AmouQa ALI prem
a.aons for the hair that has been INTRODUCE IA inls
@ none nave ever given the satisfaction or gained the
Popu arity that Prof Woods Hair Restorative low haa
as restorative has passed. th= ordeal Of inpurnerahe
iashohsoe toilets, and wherever they have tested h.
Eunouboe 1t peerless article They find where the hair
stores the vegitaive power Of TIE roots on he Sdd
psces ana causes the fires to sho forth auew-that
ussoVes ana removes al dandruif prevents grayness
wy ha 70 us original color when greyuess has
nsss ana nexioity Of silk tn the hair and keeps il al
ways luxuriant, healthy and in fun vieor-E v rr;h
uhe. ~ ''sOi-"' T. AFt0
Sold by all respectable Druggists dAwaw no
1o MOODS HAlR RtsroRArIy FOR SALE BY
JOHN Q HILL, APoTHECARY. MEctfANtGsi II Al.
BUILDING 'AA-0iAANAOS BALL
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Interesting Proceedings Concerning abe
Sub-aIariae Telegraph.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROP

Arrival of the Steamship Baltic at New
York.
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sFECIAA NOTICES.
GEORGE SESSIONS.

Furnishing Underwater Colin Ware
house,
Collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes If every description always baud Also, the
New PATENT METALLIC OAsKsT, of all sizes.
Every thing connected with the management Of fune
ais promty attended TO- No. 40 Front street. residence
So Front street, Worcester, Mass d&wtf my2s
KBNNEDY's DISCOVERY AND SALT BHEuM
OINTMENT, FOR SALE BY JOHN Q HILL, APUTu-
E1ARY, MECHANICS HALL BUILDING
Mr.. KENNEDY, Roxbary, has discovered in
one of our common pasture Weedsa remedy that es
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
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LAUNCH OF THE LEVIATHAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

His productions for his patrons will be they ever
have been, superior any other artists in this city. lis
aim is Excelsior and the results of his experiments
tangible evidences Of his Call and EXAMINE
specimens at his 1873 Main street, Citzns'
Bank, Worcester, Mass. dim ra20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

CInnin is now making the following styles OF Pic
tues In the best possible photographs Da
guerreotypes, spereogrsphs, Mesnotypes, and Ambro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

AN INHUMAN HUsBAND.-A correspondent
of the st. John IN. b. } Morning Neaos, writ.
ing from Armstrong; Brook, saws that a
brute named Mclean, a resident of Heron
Island, during one of the coolest blowy days
of this winter. drove his sick wife Ca delicate
little woman off her bed and out of doors.
swearing that he would kill her with the axe
he had in his hand il she refused to go. Her
son, boy of sixteen, was absent at the time,
but Immediately on arriving home, and hear
ing the circumstance, he set out in pursuit of
his mother, and found her within a quarter
OF mile of home frigid corpse She had
attempted 10 cross on the ice to the main,
but her strength was unequal to the task and
thus she penshed. Mclean has been arrested
and lodged in Jail to await trial.
A FATHER IN Prison THRouaH TAB
CHIMES OF HIS SOMA few years since,
number Of forged notes, to the amount Of
several thousand dollars, bearing the sigma
ture OF Col. Thomas Learned Of WATERFOWL,
were presented, along with Others which were
genuine, to that gentleman for payment.
The genuine paper had been given in favor OF
his son, by whom IL was alleged the forger-
los we're committed. The old.gentleman was
satisfied OF the spurious character Of most Of
the paper, but was not able to distinguish
between the true and false, and rather than
have his son suffer punihment, he took up the
notes as they matured, for which purpose he
was obliged to sell his goods, aud mortgage
his estate. In this way he has been reduced
from position Of comparative ease to poyer-
ty, and to-day, at the age Of rs years. he
finds himself incarcerated in prison, at the
instance of one Of his creditors. Boston
JouyAaI.
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20. ! 8 D 8.
THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy
BY the American Telegraph Compsny's Printing Lines
once in General Express Office Lincoln House Block.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLoTHINc

For sale-A large stock Of
L o r II I N @ II
comprising
OVEhCOATS Of every choice styse, vw,
Sack. aud
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PANTS AND VESTS
OF every desirable style ana quality all n, which bsv.
'eu manufactured with great care, In the yery heat
"anner' Tor the Fall and Winter wear, and An,
one wishing for
Ohe Garment, or One Hundred.
viii DO well to call this is great chance 10 h, ,sr,
cheap.
Also, an excellent assortment ~
II AZ g G 90 DS,
which viii be sold very low.
Remember the place,
bUrHER'S CLOTHING unusu.
No. I LincOIn House Block,
and those who have their Clothing custom MAJ ana
about ordering an
V'er Cont, Under Conf, Pam. ~ Ve...
""' 10 wen to examine the superior assortment Of
PIECE GOODS
oys, 0n mana from which will make Won very pood
va 0Oae 10Y SlaOO usually sold in this CITY Tor Se0O,
al Buod Par OF Black Pants for &C. usually sold foI
", = wy S0Ou vest Tor 50, usually sold atto 20
., onsh's Cough Cure LoxenIr. are .nue,ior
~ ohg ofher Medieine In the form a Candv ~ io.sn
h s,o' Wy cure Of Colds Coughs Hoarsenesn Asibma
the "aooping Cough Bore Throat and ali diseases OF
she Ihroat and Lungs $50 - 's ' "
10 Prepared and sold at Wholesale and retail nv Rtsuh
''V"' ''reeH deodu mch2o
CHAPLIN a DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS a COUNSELLORS ~ tAv
N9s n Worcester Bank Block, worce.te, M,ss
AMI A, APPLkroA DADHun.
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NEW York, Feb. l9.-The Collins steam
ship Baltic, Capt. Comstock, arrived off
Sandy Hook at IL o'clock Thursday night,
and came up to the city Friday morning.
She left Liverpool at 2 IL clock on Satur-
day, Sd inst John NJ. Bolts is passenger.
Mahommed Pascha did not take passage in
her.
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived at Liy
erpool at IL 1-2 clock P. NJ. on Saturday,
Both ult
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o, hENNEDf , DISCOVERY AND SALT RHEUM
EoAKY' MECHANICS HALL BUILDING
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, FOR sACE nv
S p%4IG n = HILL APorHEoARY, MECHANICS HALL
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The Paris correspondence Of the London
Times, under date Of January %, writes as
follows: A very numerous and highly res
peotable meeting Of Americans was held this
afternoon, in the Hotel du Louvre, to express
their sentiments on the late atrocious attempt
to assassinate the French Emperor. Hon. John
Wethered, ex-member Of the United States
Congress, was called to the chair, and in a
few observations explained the object Of the
meeting. Mr.. Pile Of Louis Aua, then pro.
posed, and Mr.. Prescott of Boston, seconded
the following resolutions
Where's, by the Constitution OF the United States the
conduct OF relations with the foreign governments Il
oonaded 10 the President, and citizens OF the United
States assembled disclaim all inclination or pnr
pose 10 interfere with the Exec1Y3 Of our country In the
discharge OF its duties and
Whereas, While temporarily sourning 10 Paris ian AZ
tempt has been made 10 assassnate their Mjeses the
Emperor and Empress Of the French, and that BY means
which necessarily endangered the lives OF many Of both
and Of All ages against whom the murdefers could
never have had Any cause or III will, and
Whereas, Americans regard with horror Tho crime Of
assassination, aId smell ab0llcal attempts,
Rssotvcs That wv havv board with detestaOn Of tho
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Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY lgo Warren
street, Roxbury, Mass. Price 81. 90 dAnif. ~