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Me1irinrs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY.


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA.-
Il TIVE Says the St. Louis C1Io) Democrat: Below
we publish letter Dr. Wood, Of this iiy from gen
Of his Toae Such eTenes must have IL s
are guarantees o. truth the Dr. needs encOmiUs
useless pufferT from the press:
PROF wOoD Co-Gsniiemes Having @ N nv ate sSSsn,
tion called. f-w moHhs sinee to The highly beneficial
application Of II upon nv own hair, which had become
81 m agsce s Soe ts ~ s5ss eT nsTS q
tCttie Of your Hair Restorative and used it. soon
about twice ~ssk hsEe Since Sq 1uTed anobeT eTeS S
tie q Wi ieh have used some now certify 70 tbs
both my head ami ia e. and my hair has resumed its
nstrS color anil beeye more soft and glossy than has
old my good WIFE al the age Of htwo, has used it with
The above notice deem due 70 you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever viii Tightyu use IT,
statements. am citizen Of this CITY, and have been
resident here io tht last hieen years and an known to
nearly every one mere and IN adolnr towns Any
make Of the above Hh my nsme attached. is your
vice IS wish e preserve the beauties Of nature Ohsrs
-mtTuly yours. A C. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE. January q, ls5s
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
lose the bes portion Of my hair from ects Of the vl
low eyer in New ORLEANS in ls54 vas induced make
veJ thing NEEDED Ny har IS now thick aud glossy and
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev X Bragg. Is minister in regg-
lar stsnding and pastor OF the OrthodoI Church Brook
field, Mass He Is gentleman OF great influence and
universally beloved; WI DYER
BRoOKFIELD, January u. 1853
PROP WooD-Desr Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure 70 say that its effect has
beer excellent in removing Inflammation dzndruf and
colStant tendency 10 itching. with which have been
troubled from my ch dhOod md has slsOc Orei nv hair
which was bec0mng 10 its original coin hateusad
other article with anything like the pleasure or
profit Yours truly. 4 BRAGG.
The Restora i've is pit up in 4 les three sizes viz:
Large medium; and small. The snau holds half pint
and rstsils fr dollar per bottle uedum holds AZ
leasr tweutv cent proportion than the SMALL
and retais for two dollars bOtthe large holds quart
tfoy per cent IN prnpoon and retails for hrss
o. ]. WOOD Co. Propristors, 3l2 Broadway. New
York Tin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
meutl and ia Market street st Louis Mo and sold by
all good Druggists and Faucs Goods Deslers ocI6
III
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Fran NankiK-we have PORCELAINS. FANS, FILA
GRE WORK, and CORALS-
From Naples-we have LAVA CAMEOS. IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles Of VERTU.
From Rome-we have AIOSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTS,
and VASES.
From Geneva-IEe have Enameled WATCHES. JEWEL
RY and Works Of Art more beautiful than a
Turks dream of Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAICS, CAMEoS, & TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments
From Venice-we have PAINTINGS and ENAMELS.
From Dresden-we have CHINA Ornaments, of every de-
scTlption
From StrausbuIghwe have every variety of BOHEMIAN
From Paris-Se have ALABAsTER CLOCKS, Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES, FANS, PERFUMERY,
WATCHES, aud Ten Thousand Articles OF
Use and Beau'y
And from COpeu haren-We have one of JULIE sJURGEN-
SENS world renowned CHRONOMETER R
WATCHES. (Ihis is the Watch viii h was
acknowledged the best at the London E1hl-
From Iondon-we have I'm. WATCHES and Watch Move.
ments PAPER MACHE Work Boxes and
JeWelry Caskets; also splendid stock o
LUBIN'S PERFUAIERY and SOAPS
From Shefeld-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers cele-
blalei Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors.
And from our dear land. have variety OF Good
that we may we'll be proud of.
From Walthnm Massive have the American Watches.
Frsm Bristol Give have the universal Yankee Clocks
From HaItfOrd-we have Rogers Bros premium FLsle'
Ware, Forks, Spoons, Cups, Castors, &C
From Haydensvi le, Massive have Dawson. Warren )
Hyde's Gold Pens-a splendid assortment.
From New Lebanon, n. Y.-we have David Kendall
Thermometers.
From the Rubber COmDanyws have the best assornlen
of INDIA RUBBER TOYS IN the state.
And Million other ibings-New, Beautiful and Useiu
Give US q call.
3ecs BENTON & MATHIVET.
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q Dr. Lyons Office is removed from
SIS Water street to No. 81 st. Clair street
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MRS. RoBTNsoN.s cERTIFIcATE.


This ceIhes that have been in very Door hsalth for
and found little relief after empos ing nnrsr
Of Physicians. Ny disease ProaDsis Ute ri -
been reduced by that and FlOuOr Albus uu rad be.
liberated considerable extent By the advice OF N
W Bushnell procured and took totties OF arahs;
Uterine gatholicon which enabled 20 attend 10 ne b
band IN his last sickness until he died which wal abcuf
year since have taken three bottles since hs 5efh
which has made able to labor support nv sni- a.
three children. The Catholcon has nsafy restored e 20
health. IL IS the only thing that has mitis sted M u
ing fer which feel very grateful
MARY z. ROBINSON.
Noaie3ns dealers generally. iuli2
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hDI:t-
a RoIloway's Pills cleanse the blood of
all degeneratng particles and render pure and healthy
huld It. action is gentle, but sure and reliable. Fever
and Ague and the periodical diseases most prevalent upon
this continent prevented by timely Of this mar
veous remedy and cured Of the same accord
ing the directions accompanying each box Sold nt the
aaufactory No 50 Mai len Lane New York and by all
druggists, at 25c &c, and 81 per box. dec22:d&M2s
2 One of the most prevalent, and at the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that ttend the
human flesh is the Fever and Ague For long time the
medical world continually bringing forth numer-
Gus specifics its permanent cure; but all without eject
Dr. Hoseter an experienced and celebrated Physci7n
has succeeded furnishing the public with valuable
preparation the of Fever and Ague The steady
and increasing demand tely made for the 3iiters" and
the universal success attending its have made for
reputIion unsurpassed by specific of the kind For
the Of the Fever and Ague Dr. Hostetters celebrated
Stomach Bitters and should claim superiority
any other preparation eEtant
For sale bv druggists and dealers generally eyeryMheTe
n would invite the attention # our readers to The
new "AeUE CURE" advertised in columns. 1t Is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its Ell
cacy and We learned from reliable sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expect atoms Citizens Of
the West fail appreciate the paramount value TO
them Of Sa and certain remedy for this ating disem
per- without either Quinine minerals and consequently
without injury the constitutional health We have
than ordinary sarlst
cause convinced it Will answer crying want
among US and relieve great amount of suffering
-Rspublioaa Warsqtg Ind dceIl
~ TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mingl3 IN the society Of ladies' win
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
TAlNEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
edectual dentrihces in II whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mpaTs the breath, oeL
offensive, an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING-Its rich laher penetrates and sOftens
the beari prevents irritation renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. c. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
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GuefiaI Notices.
q Rolloway's Pills cleanse the blood Of

q For Gas Fixtures and Fittiag-APpty
Fo07 EaslsorfA Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. %.
The steamer Peter Telon, from Louisville to
New Orleans, sunk at GreenviIle, Mississippi No
lives lost.
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DIAMoNDS-from Golconda and Brazil;
RUBIES-from Syria, Ceylon and Hohenstein;
TOPAZ-frOm the Altai Mountains and Kamschatksi
EDIERALDS-from Egypt Syria and New Mexico;
oPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands s Honduras
TURQUOISE-frOm Persia;
PEARIS-from Ceylon. Olmutz and New Jersey.
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Hlaabinists &r.
IA. "a " = ! g . = l!.-a - " "

Manufacturer of ali kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY. LATHES, MODELS,
Boiling Mills for jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
EsGperloI street. American Buildings, Cleveland, 1
Opposite the We3dsll House ! aHg2s Ia. "a
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by Tie Union Telegraph,
FFIoE, WARIEs's s BLOCK, COREEz OF BAEx AND
ST. CLlIR sTREETs.
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We have

The whole world has contributed make stock
rything The moat faStIdious could desire
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N. H. sOLoMoNSON.

PRAcrIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
largest assortment of the approved kinds CT
PFcTACLES Auhis glasses, whether for near or FAR
ghted are ground under his own inspection by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care SO as to
suit the eyes in al cases. curing WsaEeSs DszziReSs or
attenuation the Eyes and imParling strength ioT long
reading OF fine sewing.
e N H. Solononson would here inform the public
that he employs any in the sale Of hslenses
Y Also. a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES nj
cROSCOPEs, COAdPASSES &c, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. as perfect as natural
TOhee 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iun21
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BENTON & MATHIVET
B. G D 1T 2 ,

CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SC Particular attention pal to the repairing OF
Watches, Clocks Fine 'Tj,rv sr Also, manufacturer
Of solid JeWelrT - -II:I- street Cleveland
ap4 l72
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DE sAuTY HEARn FROnI.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Real Gstate Agents.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN s U IA n G E
AGENTS,
No SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stsirs.--

G1O00 OR $4,000 TO LOAN
DlsOOO on TIRsT CLASS Real Eststs Security.
IT ROUSE JENNINGS,
decls Marble Block.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
Il FARM OF FIFTY ACRESEIn Sandqsky county,
on Plank Road near Fremont - saTdy loan soil and
mberexchange for from TO 10 acres near the city,
$1,000
FOURTEEN ACRES-oa the Detroit Plank Road, four
miles city, small house, good barn, and some
frnif-e1change for farm 81 500
PITTSBURGH ST-TwO Houses. and Lots, &C feet front
and 500 feet deep to the caIal-s1change for farm
PARMA.-Seventeen ares. nine miles fIom the city;
small house and barn, with variety Of fruit. SsOO-one
half IN Western lands.
MISSOURI L LANDS-welI located-at 81 80 per scre-to
exchange for Ready Clothing also good Iowa
anis
CEDAR ST.-House and Lot; nice cottage house and
considerable fto exchange for from lOto 20 acres near
the city. SI.2OO
lotto exchange for q farm.
CROTON ST-House and Lotto exchange for farm
$1,000
LANSING, AIICH--FOur Lots for sale cheap, or ex-
change for small house and lot in the city.
GARDEN ST-House and Lott large two story house,
well fnished-to exchange for q farm.
ROUSE JENNINGS
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SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. l. co.
MANUFACTURING
fharmaCeUtiStS and Chemists.
From Pkyaclaas.
MARsHALL'S UTERINE CArHoLIcoN

Marshals Uterine CathOieon will certainly cur. Al
the diseases for which II IS recommended
There is no medicine like it IN this country"
In the worst cases i have ever met with MarSh.u
erine Catholconis a ceri ain and safe remedy - ---
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Rral Gstatf Agfrlts.

WANTED-AN improved FARM
w Of 100 Will pSy half cash and the bal
ance in good Land H r SMITH CO., Agents,
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WEST BEDFORD. CoshOcton Co Msy a 1877.
Mr. H. B. Kingsley, S:-I have been selling t nj;
cine Of the Grafenberg ompany for the last len yrS d
have invariably found them TO give good s7ticl mi
the pills have sold 10 great many families ns rvsT
therea and coffee, and with trade thu have fecos
ape article Marshalfs Uterlne CaiholiUp IS msol
cIns that neS done great amount Of coed in female ses
One lady sod to toll me she had Received nor.
benefit from one bottle than she did fm long courss 81
medicaltreatmentby by The most skillful pbrsicisns -
. Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

In the Calfieaior Of June 1st arc few
lines on Milk Sickness and as the alleged
cpusc sceras 70 me to be entirely erroneous, !
write few lines showing what believe 10
bo the cause.
don't believe that any man can produce
q case Of Milk Sickness or Trembles with
out the weed known as white snakeroot.--
This weed begins to make its appearance in
the latter part Of May. Itgcuerally grows
very rank and its stalk is white towards tho
TOP, but towards tho root il is blue, and
wherever branch starts directly opposite
to Il, you win find another, and so on up
tho stalk--lenves aud branches always com
ing out at the joints Of the weed. This
weed will grow on dry land as we'll as wet,
but is moro Abundant on low land. have
seen fields that wore partly cleared, so full rs
70 look like field Of buclswhcat in full
bloom. As soon rs you clear your field Of
rubbish, and get il well seeded down, this
weed dies out ] had field, two years
ago, that killed four head Of horses and
several cattle. did nothing but to clean
tho field of logs and brush, and seed Il to
grass, and my stock thriyes we'll, md no
signs Of Trembles, and not weed Of this
kind can be found in the field. Ihave a
field now that would make nice pasture for
some Of those men that believe mold to be
the cause, that will lot them have gratis
If they feel disposed to receive it. A fe
malo is easier cured of tho Tremblos than q
male. / could mention several cases o.
this kind, but presume that those that arc
acquainted with tho disease, and have sp
piled remedies, have discovered this, as tht
part Of the animal that is affected by th'
Trembles, is of different form in the NAL
and female.
The statement Of the writer in the Gu
tivotor that the cause of Milk Sickness is
mold that grows in the low wet lands, an'
near tho roots Of grass, and where tho toa'
stools grow, and his proof, il any, in favc
of the mold being poison is, that he kne,
some little children to eat these toad stool
and die in short time. According to hi
statement, as soon as he cleared tho land @
rubbish tho weeds disappeared and tho Mill
Sickness was known no more. Before w
discovered this weed TO be tho cause, varl
Gus were the opinions ahoat concerning tn
cause Of Milk Sickness: some said it wa
water, Others buckeyes, pond lilies mapl
leaves, and SO on, but the fact was the
didn't know tho cause, but only made
guess, and that would end their investigi
tions. W. G. NJ.
CLYDE, Sandusky Co., juno, 1858.
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LossEs By THE FLooD OF CAlRo.-The
whole loss by the flood at Cairo it is said
will bo inside of 100000 The Illinois
Central Railroad can mako all repairs for
$1,000. The loss to the citizens in furni-
ture, buildings and stock, will not exceed
$4,000. The water rose above low water
mark fotty-scycn feet which is two feet
higher than ever before known BY those who
havo lived in that vicinity since l776.-
Chi. Tribune,
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TINIIE subscriber takes this method of informing tho
citizens Of sandussy aud adjoining counties that no
has etted his machinery in the best ORDER and proposes
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MAP OF
ISANDpSKY COUNTY

T0iIN AfrDoliA bes 70 inform the public thar he Is
eD now Engaged n ketdrftq Nap of this County for
nnbicafioj which he fattefs himself VIII nert their
iad ps4onage. n will represent ~ minute detail every
,c of iiterfst IN tie county The honndantF ofeach
6f m be accurately shown With tee ognefs and
the nnnher Of acres il eontanp All the rnads, rivers
streams sc. Willie deneated with perfect bdelly All
M positiors Ruiidngs OF pnbe natnre such AZ
nreps. postadlces mills houses 1i business ke will be
dsfincfie ey shown, The mp will be engraved IN tie
besi styiecf art, BEAUTIFULLY colored, farnsshsd and
mounted on rollers.
ME o Il BuRDicK is sole Agent to saEs suhsssibs's
y.sss .gIa %, lsss ss~s
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II cures as by miracle; your own temper is restored
its natural sweetness and your babe from short and fret
ui nnps to calm and sunbers and the Medical Di,
and household
In the more advanced stages Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-08
RepubIIOnn DissrIct Couveu,,op,

AACPuoAACNM OhhbEhCt conventions
Convention Of tbs opponents of.the National
Administration and friends Of the present State
administration, comprised within the Ninth Con.
gressonAl District, met at Brinley Hall yesterday
afternoon, at two o'clock, and was called to order
by P. Emory Aldrich, Esq, Chairman of the
District Convention. Dexter f. Parker Of wor.
cester, was chosen temporary Chairman Of the
Convention, and J. S. Brown Of Fitchburg tenn
porary Secretary.
On motion Of Hon. Charles White Of worces.
ter, COMMITTEES Of five, selected for the purpose.
reported the following list of permanent Ofisers
Of the Convention;
Prssident-Hon. Ira NJ. Barton Of Worcester.
Vice Preeidents-Hon. ARENAS Lee of TEN.
pIeton, Very Fiske Of SouthbridRe, Amasa Nor.
eroos Of Fitchburg, Dexter +. Parker Of Worees-
ter, FreemBn Walker Of North Brookfeld. Hon.
A. l.. Rogers Of Worcester.
Secretarles--J. S. Brown of Fitchburg, ID. ]
Paul Of Millbury.
Judge Barton, on taking the chair, made a
brief speech, declaring that they had met togeth.
or 70 renew their iealty to the one great over.
shadowing issue Of opposition 10 the extension Of
slavery. II was the mission of the Republican
party 10 oppose slavery to the death, always and
oFety"uofe' AiA AouaAiA1 "SAS VISA A0sS'F0es
A committee Of three, on credentials, reported
that thirtytwo towns were represented by one
hundred and twenty seven delegates.
On motion Of Hon. Artemas Lee Of Temple
ton, members Of the District COMMITTEES were in.
vlted to take seats in the Convention. tR
A COMMITTEES Of three, on fnancs-Adin Thay.
or. chairman--was chosen.
Mr.. Sidney Clarke 81 sOuthbrIdge said he would
take il there were no two opinions as to the
andidais proper to be nominated by this Con.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-08
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
NOTHING NEW ABOUT THE CABLE.

HALIFAX, Oct. THE royal mail steam
ship Canada, Capt. Lang, arrived at Halifax
this forenoon, with the European mails, and
Liverpool and London dates of the 18th ult.,
being three days later.
Cotton had advanced I-16 a lid. per h.,
with moderate sales.
Breadstuffs and provisions were dull.
Consols closed at 81 IA 81 8 s.
The political intelligence by the Canada is
of minor importance.
There is nothing new in regard to the At
lantic Cable. The conflict of words started
by Mr.. Whitehouse with the Directors, con-
tinues.
The Bank of France had reduced its rate of
discount to three per cent. The interest on
Treasury Bonds was also reduced one half
per cent.
The details of the treaty between France
and China had been published, from which it
appears that France obtains indemnity to the
amount of Is 900, 0O0f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hair BestOrative.-Every one we y ink agrees
with Us in the oOinon that the huns HAIR is the greatest
natural ornament that is possessed either by gentleman
or lady Just meet an apparently good looking man for
instance in the street; you admire his features whiskers
and general bearing; hut low he lifts his hat in recogn
ton of your bow an the charm has vanished for Icha
bod is written his bald head and the glory has de
parted with the flowing locks that fouri,htd luxu
rouSly here 10 the Of lady, the matter is If pos
siole worse such reminding one If the circum
stance on which the following epiyrsm is founded:
so give me fair Emma 'ock Of your hairn
0ashfnl young lover took courage and sigf ed;
''Fga sin to refuse s13h a modest REQUEST
So lake ths whole Wg )" the dear creature replied
Now tn prevent such catastrophe is within he power
Of every lady and gentlemen for by using Prof Woods
BAR Restorative ha is only prevented from falling
OF or turning gray, but the Will restore hair in
bald places, and it has changed color and bee ,me
gray it will bring back b its pristine beauty and luxu
rance Those who are acqu2n ted with the anatomy
physiology and pathology the halr must he well aware
that certain subtarces have specific action upon aud
1t is nv iuicous combination these that Pro- Wood
has succeeded in compnpndjng mxvre possessed Of re-
mari able vitues.-W aUsrley Magazine AVID Literary
Gazette.
For sale by GEORGE sPURR. and by all respect
aoie Dr"Bgis's d&w2w Of
DIR. $. FOSCEtt HAVEN.
Fosters Block, Pearl street. Worcester
Special attention given to Diseased Of the Eve
a1S deod&Ctf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-08

An EDITOR IN LAW SUIT.-The Supe-
Nor Court Judge Nash) is engaged in the
trial of the case Of Samuel S. Foss, editor of
the Wooaocket Patriot, against Aaron P.
Richardson and Charles Eastman, of Boston,
for the recovery Of 81, 800 paid by plaintiff for
the patent right of an ''elastic horse shoe for
the State of Rhode Island.
Mr.. Foss alleges that the patent was little
less than a swindle, and that he was inveigled
into it by false representations while the de-
PENDANTS deny the latter imputation and
claim that the " elasticity" of their horse
shoe is beneficial, especially to animals with
diseased or tender feet. The case is one of
general Importance to patent right vendors
and purchasers. and eminent counsel are en-
gaged-R. H. Dana, Jr., ESQ, appearing tor
the prosecution, and Hon. D. W. Gooch for
the defence Boston Post.