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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28
From the ogdensburg journal, June %.

DEyoURED BY BEARs-On Wednesday, 9th
inst, a child about four years of age was car
risd off and devoured by bear in the town
of Ellenburgh, Clinton county. The child, a
boy, went short distance from his fathers
house, with n brother, about eight years old,
to fish in a brook, At school time the oldest
boy went into the house to prepare for school,
and told his mother that his brother had re-
manned at the brook, and would return in
short time. In little while his mother went
oft L him, but he was not to be found She
then called him, and heard him cry at a dis
lance. The sound rapidly receded, and passed
beyond hearing. The woman Immediately
alarmed her husband, who made search for
the child without success. The neighbors
were then notified, and general search took
place till nghtfall Next day the alarm be-
came more extensive and the search was re
newed with increased energy. 1t was contin-
ued from day to day without avail, till the
following Monday, when man passing ho
low log was growled at by black bear. The
bear was fired upon and killed, In the log
were two Young bears, the missing child's
clothes, and a portion of one of his legs. The
cubs were dispatched, and in the stomachs of
all three were found portions Of the devoured
boy
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BREAK IN THE BRIDGE.-While the salute
was being fired on Monday afternoon last, the
intervals between the firing was filled in by
the tolling of ships bell, adjacent to the
wharf, which gave very solemn and impress
sive character to the affair." A woman who
happened to be passing at the time, rushed
into house of her acquaintance and anxious.
ly inquired who was drowned, remarking at
the same time, that in coming mp Water street
she observed two cannon pointed ever the
water at the head of the wharf, which were
being fired under the superintendent of DIR.
Batchclder, and bell was tolling and it was
dreadful solemn time, and somebody must
be drowned. On being told that the firing
was for Breckenridge, she remarked that she
knew it must be something awful, and anx-
iously inquired how many were drowned by
the break IN the briOqe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

HE DEPARTURE OF THE JAPANEsE.-It is
announced on the authority of the naval com
mlssloners that the steam trigate Niagara,
which is to convey the japanese ambassadors
and suite to their beloved Nphon, is now quite
ready for sea. Immense packages of luggage
marked in the japanese character are now be-
ing slowed away between the Nagara's decks,
and the servants of the embassy are hard at
work packing up for the start The ambassa-
doris will embark on Friday and sail on Satur-
day of this week. having accomplished all the
objects OF their special mission The curren-
cy question, if not definitely settled, has been
put in train so that the greatest obstacle in the
way of western intercourse with the embassy
may be considered as virtually done away
with.-N. Y Herald, June 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

WEDNESDAY, June 27.-The SANDER case,
Sarah Boynton VS.. Lysander B. Harris, which
was commenced on Monday morning last, was
concluded to-day, by verdict in favor Of
the plaintiff for SILL The plaintiff in this
case is a single woman, an operative in mill
at Peterboro, N. IL. The defendant, who is a
resident of Ashburnham, was charged with
having called her person of bad char
acter, and also with having stated that
she had kept house Of ill-fame in
Fitch5urg, and in Mason, N. H., where she
had formerly resided, and was guilty of forni.
cation, sc. The defence set up in the answer
was, denial of having spoken the words set
forth in the plaintiffs declaration, and that
whatever statements defendant did make were
true. Bacon OF Worcester and Pierce of Win.
chendon for the plaintiff, and Norcross & Snow
OF Fitchburg for the defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

Col. Isaac H. Wright, ex naval agent of
Boston, and ex-deputy United States marshal
James Riley, of Boston, are both candidates
for the office of superintendent of the United
States armory at Springfield, Mass, vacated
by general Whitney, now collector at Boston.
Riley was delegate to Baltimore, elected as
a Douglas man, but seeded, and is now sus-
tanning Breckenridge; hence the argument
used is that the administration must take care
of him, az his constituents will not Upon
this basis colonel Wright, who is much more
competent man for the place, must be rejected
Collector Whitney, of Boston b. +. Butler,
Fisher Hildreth, George B. Loring Paul r.
George, w. c. N. Swift and Caleb Gushing,
of Massachusetts, are using their influence for
colonel Wright, who is also Breckenridge
man.-N Y Herald
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m .S A.. Journey, siciting the great "Hakim" Ctheh
~ Pny sflan) TO visit their tents and admins
cei-,,I 80 ioh- At every enCampment he was re-
fnt YIN mot profound respect. which deepened
f,i o,ue fFcrence as the effect Of his wonder
A. ; i5eules WTe witnessed by these children of
NJ D." ius!rhess Some of his adventures among them
" ~ .quHe OF q 'omantic cast One of their chiefs
SnJeSHc Ola Beiouin, whose fnvorite daughter had
. Ior wears Infected with scOrbuic disease was
p o'lileu aWaNwith rapture at her recovery under
Iessor noiIoyay's hands, that in burst of graf
uuI, ne ohered him half his focks and herds if he
life. '''i 'Ne "i"e anu pe l's guest Tor
h. me visiting SOnstantnOpIe, on his return home
ny iiau an audIelce with the Sultan and was re-
1850 s.eu 10 prescribe for a favorite ddalisqRe in fine
IN " larem wlO had been pronounced incurabIe
- y tiie turkish doGors. She a Circassian slave
% euipasSllg beaIty, and realized in her form and
I"eg lne description of "YOnng NourmahIn as de
soIIpeu IN Lalla ROkh. Her disease was dyspepsia
"ssidIated, no dnbt, by the ennui created bv n
9seIuestered and mnotonous life. Within n month
noMeNef, lroiessol Hooways great medicines
WIN me ana OF dahl exercise in the gardens of The
oeidSno' accompanied complete cure. and he
subsequently recelytl an autograph letter from the
oult:'h' thanking hin in the warmest terms for re.
storing to health he "Light of his Haremn No
sooner was this cur noised through Constantine
PIE, IMAM the lodgigs of the Great Frank Phvsi-
clan We're terallybesieged by dyspeptic Pashas
anu olllous Beys AMI from he period of his depart
ure 10 the present tine, the demand upon his agents
III Constan1naple fir the remedies that bear his
name has continually increased.-Dr. Liringstonjs
TrdrelS"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

SABBATH School FEsTWAL.-The sabbath
schools connected with the Orthodox Congre.
gational churches of Harvard, Bolton, Shirley,
Lancaster, and Leominster, had their annual
convention and picnic, Wednesday, at the
Hillside Church, in Bolton, Rev. b. X Pierce
OF Lancaster presiding The opening address
was delivered by Mr.. Pierce, who was follow
ed by Rev. S Souther of Worcester in an APP
propriate speech TO the children. The song,
"The Sunday School," was sung, when Mr..
Backus Of Leominster favored the children
with some appropriate remarks. Rev Mr. Rich
ardson Of Worcester also delivered an excellent
and eloquent address, which was followed by
the singing Of "The Angels Song" by the
children The church was crowded to its ut
most. The company then proceeded to the
tables spread in the grove, to which the sever
al societies had contributed abundant refresh.
ment. Other speeches were made by Mr.
Thomas Tucker Of Worcester, Rev. Mcssrs
Dodge and Whtwell of Harvard, and Winches-
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CITY AND COUNTY.

The You've REPUBLICANS of Worcester
held their second meeting last night at War
rem Hall, a large number being present, and a
good deal of enthusiasm manifested in the
good cause. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted for the use of the club The name
adopted is the JUNIOR REPUBLICAN CLUB,
and meetings are to be held every alternate
Wednesday evening. All young men between
the ages of sixteen and twenty six are invited
TO become members. The permanent organic.
alton of the club was perfected as follows
President-Henry VIM.
Vice Presdents-A. Whitney, G. E. Bar.
nard, E. II. HILL John F. Dryden, Andrew
Wiley, and John Hicks
Recording Secretary-W. H. Drury.
Assistant Recording Secretary-John Paul
Jones.
Corresponding Secretary-C c. Baldwin.
Treasurer-Henry A. Harding.
Executive Committee-Henry Winn, L..
Sanford, A. Forbes, II. d. Putnam, H. Bar:
Der, and L. Eddy.
Mr.. Joseph II. Walker being present, was
invited to address the club which he did in an
effective manner, rejoicing in the successful
formation of this organization of the young
men, who had enlisted for the war, and were
bound to assist in the coming triumph of free
dom.
The next meeting will be held Wednesday
propose to discuss the question of the consti-
nationality of the fugitive slave act, among
other exercises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

10 Horse OwneFs.-Swees Infallible Eminent
Tor Horses is unrvaled by any All in all cases Of Lame
ness arising from Sprans Bruisa Wrenching its eff
rect Is magical and certain, lancss or Saddle Calls
scratches, Mango &c, it will asCcure speedily SPAWN
and ngbone be easily prevated and cured in their
nclent stages but confirmed beyond the pos
slblty OF radical cure No Of the kind however,
Is so desperate or hopeless but itmay alevattd by
TINS Linment, and its faithful Application will always
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should havGths remedy at hand,
LOT ITS timely use at the rst APPEARANCE of IaneuesS
VIII ceetually prevent those Formidable diseases mem
Toned to which all horses aae and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses early worthless
mVZl d3tawkweOYyy
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Excursion OF THE UNITARIAN SUNDAY
ScHooLs.-The Sunday schools connected
with the two Unitarian churches of this city,
went out to Davis cottage, on Lake Quinsig-
almond, yesterday afternoon, to enjoy their
annual picnic. Six or seven hundred men,
bers of the two congregations left in train of
ten cars at halfpa one o'clock, and on ar
irving at the lake, found the grove decorated,
and otherwise arranged in the happiest style
for the pleasure of the company. The old
tower, styled by the boatmen who now infest
the adjacent waters, the eight house." was
smiling with banners, while two military tents
CLEANED amid the shrubbery, and plenty of
seats newly set up in the many pleasant spots,
looked out on the lake, which from this point
presents one of its most inviting features, be-
cause of the many islands which rise to view.
Nearly all the boats on the lake were put
to good use during the afternoon, and many
found pleasure in dancing on the green sward.
AT the proper time the picnic baskets were
emptied of their contents, and the gentler sex
put the tables in order Tor a feast And the
legs were not removed from under the pine
till Rev. Messrs, Hill and Shipper, and
Messrs. Albert Tolman and Dexter F. Parker,
had gratified the audience by making some
impromptu remarks suited to the occasion.
The National Band furnished music. Be.
fore the return the band embarked in the
whale-boat, and were rowed out into the lake,
where they played some fine music to the APP
preciatiye listeners on shore. During the af-
ternoon the various boat clubs rowed up to the
not always that pic MICS are so well arranged
for the pleasure of those concerned, as was
this, and all returned home in the y P. NJ.
train, feeling much better for the trip.
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STOLEN TEAM Enthusiastically after
noon, Mr.. Lakin of Leicester left his horse
and wagon hitched in front of Faweett &
Warfelds store, opposite the City Hall, on
Front street, to do some business. On return
ing, about six O'Clock, to ride home, he found
his team missing. Late in the evening cou-
pie of boys drove with it to the police Office,
stating that they found it hitched to a post near
the brick school house on the common.
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ter of Clinton. The Lancaster band cOntribu-
ted much to the enjoymentof the festival, The
company separated at four o'clock for home,
having spent the day in very agreeable and
satisfactory manner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

Worms, WOrms.-here is no disease mora cor,
mon among chlldren andyet none which frequently
battles the skill OF the PHYSICIAN as worms tho, .
highly detrimental to thecoostitutiop and tboir ns
ece souo De carefully s1aEed against by parents On
te hrst manifestations OF symptoms every means should
nc useo 10 eXpei them promptly and thoroughly NJ
Lanes Vermifuge prepared ~ Fleming Bros of Pi++
burgh is wen established as he most certain safe ana
speedy remedy offeredfr this troublesome and
dangerous maady; and all 'ho have the management
Oh cmidren should keep rms Invaluable medicine on
hand. In addition to its perid safety II never fails To
produce the desired effect
Purchasers will be careful I'd ask for DIR M-T4vF,s
CELEBRATED FUGEmanufacturedby FLEM
ING Bros OF fittsburg, Pa All other Vermuges in
comparison are worthless. DEN Lanes genuine Yermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Ills be had at
all respectable drug stores Nne genuine aihout the
signature Of FLEMING BROS.
je2T d6t&wl0 RAJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

The STRAWBERRY TRADE.-Our market
has overlooked with strawberries, during the
last few days, but the demand seems to in
crease with the supply. 1t is probable that
the daily sales of the dealers exceed one thou.
sand boxes. Messrs Taft & Lilley alone have
daily sale of about two hundred boxes,
grown chiefly in Shirley and Grafton, and of
the richest varieties to be found in the market
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

ORIENTAL WANDER1NGs. -Arab Gratitude The
Light Of Me Hatem.-During successful medical ca
reer of more than twenty years, in the course Of
which he has visited every quarter OF the globe it
may well be supposed that Professor Holloway has
been the recipient of many marks of honor and
confidence. As the originator of Il system of treat
ment which has swept over the world with force
ana fhplGity thai ~ this enlightened age. are the
prcrogatives OF Truth, his fame everywhere pre-
coded him. Even IN trayersing Arabia, some wears
ago, he found that his name and discoveries were
wen known to The Shciks Of the various tribes and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING IN
FITcHBURG.-The Republicans of Fitchburg
had a grand meeting at the town hall, last eve
ming, to ratify the nominations of Lincoln and
Hamlin. Large delegations were expected
from many towns on the line of the Vermont
and Massachusetts, and Fitchburg and Clinton
railroads, which ran extra trains for the occa-
sion. Speeches were TO be delivered by Ex-
Governor Boutwell,, Mayor Rice of this city,
and others, and good time generally, was
expected, and no doubt had. Bands of music
were to be present from Leominster, Gardner,
and other places
BARRE.-The Massachusetts, society for the
promotion of Agriculture offered, last year,
$500 for the best managed farm in the COM
monwealth. They decided after much con-
sideration, to Withhold the prize, but recon-
mended gratuity of 500 to Mr.. John F.
Ellsworth of Barre, who has received the
check of the treasurer to that amount
GARDNER.-The citizens of Gardner have
voted to have national celebration in con-
nection with the dedication OF the town hall,
and have chosen thirteen gentleman to act as
committee of arrangements; Levi Haywood,
Esq, chief marshal.
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EXCURSION OF FlRnmEN.-Washington e

EXCURSION OF FIREMEN.-W Washington En-.
CINE Company, No. |. of Milford with the
Milford Brass Band, passed through this city
yesterday, on an excursion to Pawtucket,
Providence, and Newport, r. l. They intend
returning by way of Fall River, Bridgewater
and Boston. They made very fine appear
anpn
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POLICE CoURr.-Yesterday, Michael Fox,
Barnard Moore, and Matthew Woods, were
each fined 81 and costs for disturbing the
peace and Arthur O'Neil, for the same of.
fence, was fined So and costs. They were all
committed in default of payment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

To Purchasers of CIotIing.-ParticuIar atteu
ton is called to examinatin of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which, for style, NIX e. and finish is second
to no Custom work in the city.
Garments made to order in tn best manner at short
notice.
Just bear mind that you caniEd better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper thar any store in
the city. L. H. EAMES,
Harrington Corner Maiiand Front street.
apo DIFF Opposite CITY Hall.
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WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
AT special meeting of the trustees of the
Worcester County Agricultural Society, held
at the brick court house in this city, yester-
day, power was given to the committee of ar
engagements to revise the list ofpremiums and
it was voted TO have two days show, and to
charge 10 cents each day for admission to the
grounds
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HE FLORAL DIsPLAY.-Ihe exhibition OF
fruits and flowers, al Horticultural Hall, yes
terday, was not very large, owing in part to
the Unitarian picnic, which took out of town
several persons who are usually numbered in
the list of exhibitors The floral department
was lacking in that overwhelming show of
roses which we have right to expect in June,
Mr. j. Grout being the only exhibitor; but
his collection was fine one, and included
many varieties. The rose it is said, has long
been accounted an emblem of silence, and the
reason why is, the pope, in 1926, consecrated
certain roses which were placed over the con-
fessionary, at Rome hence came the saying
sub rOSd-under the rose.
A couple of tastefully arranged baskets of
flowers were sent in by Mrs. d. w. Lincoln.
VIM. T, Mortified made rich display of
green house plants There were also flow ers
contributed by Mrs. r. Ball, Miss Butman
who had a handsome dish of cut flowers, S.
V. Stone, Mrs. NJ B. Green and Mr.. A Pierce,
whose contribution was a.generous and attract
i've display Of delicate wild flower called
"Orchis" which he gathered in West Boyl-
ston.
james A. Fuller, Edwin Draper, and B.
Butman, exhibited baskets of cherries. But
the display Of strawberries was the most note
worthy thing of the fruit kind. The sensation
strawberry was WILSON'S Albany" which is
assuming a position in its sphere, similar to
that which the Bartlett occupies in the pear
kingdom. OF this variety S. V. Stone ex-
hibted the largest specimens, and they were
magnificent j. Grout showed seven varie-
ties-all handsome fruit. Also there was a
box of straw berries from b. Butman.
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SpeeiaI Notrtes

n gents w anted-TIsel Lincoln and HamIin Sta
t9hSIy facKets' CAL at 70 Main street, Worcester
Je=o dtt WIN. ALLEN.
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ETolIoVyay's Ointment and Pills are the en-
basSadurs health to all nations, whether civilized or
They need only trial to become the only az
cepted remedial agents for all internal and external dis
orders. sold at the mandatory, No 50 Maiden Lane
New York and by all Druggists at 25c G3c and 81 nor
pOt w pOA Nht inlh
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NBuhIOh SUOck HEarkct-Wcu nosdnY, juno n
20 Eastern Railroads. 10
Fitchburg Railroad I0I1
5 do l0
Is Manchester and Lawrence Railroad I0I3
IS Vermont and Mass. .ailroad ISS
50 New York Central Rilroad. Slj
I Boston and WOrcestr Railroad l0si
IS Phila., vii and Baltimore Railroad 433
Boston and Providence Railroad l0S5
% Boston Water PowerCompauy 22l
10 Cambridge Water W1rks 53
10 Essex COmnanv. "a
425 Isle ROyale Mining Cmpanv IL,
North Cliff Mining Company ii
so Pontiac Mining Conluv a!
ID FRANKLIN Mining Comany, PSI
100 Hurou Mining COMPANY s
* Pittshurg Mi Ing Company, 631
$50 Central Mining Compny Q:
100 do - d en- 81
ShawmUt Bank IO2
fremont Bank Rights Z;
$4,000 Michigan Central Rhlroad Rights (ss9l Act I0I
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Mf'. Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the bus
ness Of Cleansing, RedgeiRg and heQilinq Mems Appar
ell and also cleaIscs Ladies' Shaws Riding Dresses &c
Re-dyinS executed at from three u ten DAYS notice,
and cleaning at shorter notice when DC necessity or con-
Nenence of customers requires it.
He has increased his help and cifte to meet the steady
increase in his business Office No. 'leasant street
w Every description of FANCY IkEING executed in
the best manner, at fair prices and With dispatch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

ssround Oyster Shells, a superior fertilizer TO,
Farm and Garden use, for sale bv ~ w.
mint 0tt DRAPER & CLARK
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George Sessions, FuRNIsuINsI TNpERrA KErANp
8OFfiN AREiio usE--Cotns, Caskes, Patent Metallic
burla cases ana Robes of every description ALWAYS On
sizes. - 49,
Every thing connected with the MANAGEMENT of funerals
promptly attended to- No AZ Front steet; residence
FroEtstreet Worcester, Mass. dlwtf
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@. II. Jencks, ID enlist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street. df o6
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,SSpaidihg's Prepared Glue seems to he unfvcrs
sg Weieoned by housekeepers wherever il p1es. If he
Peesel inc ready reliable adhesive substance needed
LOT repairing furniture and household ware dtf anil
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SIntlin IS making splendid Photographs colorcd oy
loh small DaRuere0types and Ambroypes at ISs
ui dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

The Worcester City Agency.-In Board of Al
dcrmen, March gth, 1860 John O. Hid vas apponted an
agent for he City OF to purchase and SELL
cal PURPOSES FOL the year. in cnfomty to the
laws OF this Commonwealth and such Jules and regula.
tons us may be adopted by the Board Il Mayor and Al
dermen The Agency is at JOHN Q. HILLS Apothecary
store, Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester. Per order,
app d&w9m W w RICE Mayor
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Mrs. M. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FUL MIDWIFE, removed to No. IS Mechanic street, di
rectly opposite her former residence Special attention
given to Uterine Complaints, and diseases OF children.
Office hours FRONT to NJ and from 70 3 7. NJ
ap4 dtt
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=. MRS. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
fu Midwife, aolds herself readiness Law and night TO
attend to the duties her profession. Residence, Is
Austin street dtt o3A
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Draper d. Clark, Agents tor tbesale of Names
Nitrosenzed ouperphosphae Of Lime composed OF Dried
Blood. Bones Sulphuric Acid Peruvian huano and Sui
phate Of Ammonia For sale at New Yofk Prices
mhjl d&wtt
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sa 1hirs Mint Speci1ic-For Badness, &c, kc For
app dtnytf No DiocN' Nam street
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In Cass county, Michigan, Mary Fits
servant Of Jacob Reese, obtained u verdict Of
s226 against lin for having cruelty beaten
her. She has given him )its in good earnest !;
but the Cassopolis Democrat thinks the yer.
diet too small.