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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

All of Dr. Humphrey a. Co.'s SPECIFIC Homo
opathc Remedies put up expressly for family use With
book OF full directions. Sold in Worcester by DA viz
SCOTT 25l Main street. and Druggists and Stores pen
orally. d&wly 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

FITcHBURG.-Rev. Mr.. Tilden, prevailed upon by
the written solicitation of about ninetenhs OF the
members of his parish, has withdrawn his resigna-
ton pastor of the First Congregational Society in
Fitchburg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

THE SUPERIOR COURT is still engaged upon the
case of r. S. Denny Erastus Williams, to recover
$36700 for $4,000 pounds of wool. Bacon & Aldrich
and Dewey for the plaintiff; Foster Sc Baldwin for
the defendant.
The southern list of actions for trial assigned
for next Monday morning, but in consequence of a
IOns s.ee rsI..s tT1al, and another special
assignment of case, the southern list is postponed
till Tuesday morning next and will then be in
order
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confess there was considerable "exuberance
of spirit.
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REV. E. E. HALE will preach in the Church of the
Unity tomorrow morning and evening

THE SEA OF ICE.-This interesting drama was pro-
duced last night in fine style, at the heater Mrs.
Barrow played Ogarita with her accustomed force
and happy appreciation of the various phases of the
character. The scenery quite effective, espe-
ciay the illustrations of the cebergs in the northern
ocean; and the various parts, with one exception
caused by sudden illness, were sustained well. Es-
pecially did Mr. BoDiface, of whom much tragedy
Is required, and Mr.. Marston, in comic role please
the audience. The drama is repeated this afternoon
and also for Mrs. Barrow's benefit on Monday.
when crowded and fashionable house is antici-
pated. On the latter occasion, the capital comedi-
eta of the Rough Diamond will also be played,
with Mrs Barrow in her fayorite character of Nan.
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WEBsTER.-The friends of Rev. Thomas Morong
late pastor of the Congregational church in Web
ster, held levee for his benefit at Sheldon's Hal
on the 14th instant the profits of which were $780,
in money and other testimonials of personal regard
Brief addresses made by II. f. Bugbee, ESQ.,
S. A. Tinger Esq, the beneficiary, and various 9TH
ers Mr. Morong's brief connection with the society
recently terminated and he has accepted a unani-
nous call from the Free Evangelical church in
Globe Village, where his labors will commence in
April.
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MECHANICS HALL AND ORGAN.-Our citizens
have reason to be proud of their great hall. 1t
shows not only good taste and good judgment, but
is also noble memorial of the public spirit which
created it, 1t deserves grateful mention for other
and higher reasons. 1t enables our community to
meet face to face and helps to bind us together
more closely as members of one body. The words
of our gifted men from the north and the SOUTH the
east and the west can and do there reach and move
the city's heart, it beats before them Our local
charities find in it fit audiences to hear their claims;
and music, like the words of the master, thrills and
solaces "a multitude" The partition walls of sects
and parties which frequently shut out the light of
heaven as well as the countenances which are not
found in our own narrow conventicle, here for the
time, sink out of sight 1t is our peoples institute
AS the community grows in wisdom and public spir-
it it will help it to fulfill better and BETTER its prov
idenal mission until it shall be generally recogniz
ed as having place in our educational SYSTEM Sec
ond only to that of our public schools.
1t lacks, however, an ORGAN and can never meet
all the wants of large musical societies of other
public occasions without one. We know no reason
why such associations may not meet here when we
can offer such attraction in addition to those we
now have 1t is the Town Hall and its great organ
that draws to Birmingham, from time to time, the
festivals which bring together the highest musical
talent of the kingdom. OF course ambition
must stop short of that instrument; but shall do
well to wait until of the first class be bought
and paid for How grandly one such wOnld be
heard in the anthems, oratorios, and masses of the
Mozart Society, supporting, directing, and illumin
ing ALL as no other invention of man did
We trust that the managers q the Mechanics As
ISOLATION may yet their way to appeal to our c
to supply this want, and that another Fast
decisive step will have been taken to this end.
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POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, Thomas Carney, for
assault Philip Shanasel, was fined 81 and costs.
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SACRED READINGs.-The selection made by Mrs
Barrow for tomorrow evening, at Brinley Hall, is
deserving of all attention and will doubtless bring
out very large attendance. Mrs Barrow's powers
of elOcution. and sympathetic style, are peculiarly
well adapted for these recations. Her success has
been most marked in Boston, where for three sea-
sons she has given series of these intellectual re
unions on Sunday evenings, which have been attend
ed by the most fashionable audiences.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

,ossc Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER continues the bust;
ei ana Gteansng Redgeiag and Repairing Appar
81 % hso ceanses Ladies' Shawls, Riding Dresses &C.
nheuylg executed at from three. ten DAYS notice.
uoeang at shorter notice when the necessity or con-
YNehience Of customers requires II.
ne mas Increased his help and facilities 10 moot tho scady
increase In his bushes. Ofice No Pleasant street
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LIQUID, LIQUID Amandlne The remarkable and uniform
ucees winch has attended the use OF Ibis preparafon
equens the proprietor to WARRANT il as positive pro
e 9 a1 cure Tor Chapped Hands and Roughness Of
lno okn' Inc rapldty of its effect is mnryenns Tho
majority o. cases yielding two or three apneStions
sToes ne SKIN soft and yelyey in feeling and appear
Mechanics' Hall Building, Worcester Mass dem nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
IN superior styles of Roman letter, old English and
script, with black red ink warranted ndeliibe and
Worcester, Mass. diff ial'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

RemOval.-Dr. C. A. HILLS Medical Office is re
moved to No 50 Main street. diff iyll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

Mrs. NJ. w. GeraIds, PhysIcIan-an exne
at the head of Union street. '
Special attention given to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases of Children Office hours from to a. M and from
ITO d D. M diff ie25
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Butter, Butter.-A few tons of superior Butter for
sale by DRAPER 1, III aPtl, ioi
Also some low price ditto. diff mhii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24
France

Italy.
A long and forcbe dispatch by Cavour re-
plying to the Italian programme pledges Sar-
DINA to abide by the result oil an appeal to UNI
iversal suffrage. The Opinione of Turin af-
firms that in note of the I'd of March, rela-
tive to Savoy, Cavour expressed the attach.
ment of the government of the king of Sandin-
ia to his province, but at the same time to the
principle he supports in Central Italy He de-
clared his intention to interrogate the popula-
| ton III the manner to be established by Par
Lament, reserving besides the question of the
| guarantees to be given Savoy.
Another authority says that Cavour in the
same note denies that the inhabitants of Sa.
voy and Nice have any desire to be annexed to
France, but he suggests that the question be
tested by vote of the people, as well as in
Tuscany and the Romagnas.
Reports had been current OF insurrection at
| Naples, but are not confirmed.
a great military display took place at Ma.
pies on the LIST, and there was continued activ.
ity in the arsenas. Several persons of dis
tinctioD have been arrested. 1t is reported
that several nobemen are about to be exiled
Attorney General Messna was murdered, and
a Illuminating bomb was thrown at the Director
of Police there.
LATEST VIA Turin, 9h.-The
Opnione publishes Cavour's dispatch of the
I'd, relative to Savoy and Nice. He declares
that the aggrandizement of Sardinia can never
prove dangerous to France, but considering the
obligations Sardinia is under to France, serious
attention must be given to the Emperor's de.
mands. AT moment when Sardinia demands
for the inhabitants of central Italy the right to
dispose of their destiny, she exposes herself to
the charge of inconsistency if she denies the
right of freely expressing their wishes to her
subjects dwelling Oh the other side of the
Alps. However great the regret would be in
the cradle of the Piedmontese monarchy de.
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Seed Oats.-For sale by DRAPER & CLARK.
mhl7 diff " NM
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Mrs. >. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
fu Midwife nods herself in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties her profession Residence is
Austin street. diff o5l
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Ground Oyster Shells, a superior fertilizer for
Farm and Garden use, for sale by '
mhl7 diff DRAPER & CLARK
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ITO LET, OR FOR SALE-THE HOTEL PROPERTY, NOS
279 ard ISL Green wich streos Warren known
Paen HOTEL desrably located for the hotel business
End now doing onrshins business The house and furniture
ease and budnss be purchased The declning
her business IN the only for dsposng Of pro-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|
| A CADEMY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N E0TcE.-.he pos lively cloeaou wEDNEaL Az,
FEB ~ after watch the company leaves for Philadelphia FI
Pos ihe of the Opera night TWO
WEDNESDAY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BIRTHDAY.
GRAND GALA hight.
rorcE-n consequence Of the Storm the Sonnamp
ouA night hal prevented many psrsops from attending
Miss PATTI, sor the last time .AMIMA
In the OF the evening win performed ORA
time, % 81 'at $50 71-
THE GARIBALDI RATAPLAN
Orard National Italian March, composod by Sgpor MUZIO.
pn1usaA Ar,o,; G0Isos y,s sFFAKos9 Eap,o
AL the second para, fun chorus mad orchestra.
Betwse0 the Hrst and second acts, taaf
GRAND oyERgURE IN K v-
Exp, eaaly for the Society
On FnIpAy, GAZzANIGA's FAREWELL.
Only night Of Pacnis Opera 9f
Ca SATURDAY. Grand Conbinstapn and Farewell xATz-
NIKE All the three Prime D0pne Will appear:
AIsS PATTI
Iha the me s pow erf, attraction over oed win ronus
the onsare Opera Of LUCIA Dl LAMAEEMOOk. tina sesoA
e, g LuGkEzIA BUR0LA. and tho socsnd Az of DIN
SUNDAY EVENING. Fob. %.
TIIK MARTYRA La.
Feo great success o. tho Ororo given Sunday As -
has induced the ny eao 70 81 another performances
When viii be perisSynsa 60 nIzettis
AHARTIRI.
Arranged Oraoe TO the entire music Of 81" PoaIueS
6D acsDx x SAL nshs M. y Hsn,s
debut in Loudsa Ia tks spring.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 81, 1860


ADJUSTMENTS.
u Allen. Sole Lesses and rrcprietor
grand spesacgl,r drama taken from Ss xrassa
Nights Entertainments, Of
OR, TIRE WONDERFUL LAMP, a-,.
NEW sAS Hsy R9ys sss assistants
TpEsps ss ESss sTs F fss GalGssAL MUSIC
WIN bs presented the magnificent fairy Oriental spectacular
ALADDIN;
On THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Absns1si .masici.n: VI Peiris
Princess Bahoubadour .M.ss u. Lang
THE xoMENrous QUESTION,
SINGING SHOEMAKER
r, FORGE caRlsrY's MNsrHELs.
= u sGsHgs SH5HSsai1.
GS0 cSEisTYs ssi'S sSSs$ Flss: ss: ''
Received nightly WITH the mos. desfsnng shouts d Asghs
10 s's.ssAssas! ss's: ifss'e'; ' zyAnA
w. Oi SS +: S1 SSE; ~ ss$sa
YIN apper every evening in s. GEGEsR ATED ORIGINAL
o. s.ss. s y . e. .s
T,BE CONCERT OF THE SEASON
bshut OF the beautiful Contra,o Mrs JAS H. Bare ,Y-
sis up h sSsp.s.r a
rcg, Guimete and a. o. Tmm al Cooper nsitue wedass
day evening. Feb. ~. 1850
TanasaCornet aPiscn lenrs do Pervenche Schretsr
LOUlS-SoH RBlBhR
Soug-Farewe 10 the Moua,aina .BatAet
.tl' Dr. GUHsMkTrE.
c'v''nA-Ah s's1n Mrs.. BARCLAY. Sas''n
Piano soo1rand Fanias;a Thames from Martha Satter
GUSTAV SATfER.
Scena-Fra Hoes Ms--Lucia vonzetli
Mr.. PERRLSG.
g. Duct-1ern Image Dcai Del~Semraude. q. Rosaai
Mrs. BARCLAY and DR.. GUILMErrE.
IL
l. Piano sslo-Corosn Etuie, a Ast Sacr
GUSTAV SATrER.
Duet-dhe SancH Sgh salfe
MRS BAkULAy AND MR. PERnlNG.
j. Descriptive Soag1he Maniac Guilu9tc and Russe,l
DIR. GuILmETTE.
sos-CttnetA pistonAve Maria gchu perth
LOUIS SCHRElBER-
Gong-Gooa Night, Farewell .Ku,ksn
MRS. BARCLAY. N
| Mr.. PRRRINa. 'H
I. TricAdicu, Dear Native and W Vincent Wals,e
! MRS BARCLAY, M8. PERRINGlAsp DR. GUTIMRTTR.
Tckes 90 cents For sale at the music sores
al the coor CD the evening OF tho concert
Doors open al O'clock concert al O'Clock pre-
cisely .t+ -
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Gee ohny: x a, nov poiC,ntss nS;I .as:s.s
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p:rIOr%ss from FsSspSes 1859 sna S.nas.y 9 lssS
r1dsr 0sh w,i certify
sss. r. sss,
Is s "a fsss e az
q, 4, } # $$S,$$$$$'sss.' '
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sslss9 e. oss
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e: ::. 6 sssss g. ;afn
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@ Tss e. Ss ssss e s9 os nss sr BENZ e.
sePany Of mins,rel, wh sad performed under that
% judge sss's aro or
NJ sG From & 'ss Of George s ssss q
any re sea s p s negro are "a
ssy the afe ne ssason are ohsrs who
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Late partner Of Geo. ohris,y. worcester, Mass
PAIA@Sas s sAspES MV ss1 Hh5s FEB ~ 1862
Grand i ,s Ball military and civic Hsclmen wnl
North river end take up In reyer order ,,,,,,
'DANCIkG JENNEY"sTArUE BIZ CRAWFORD
'as BUSH OF = II. sss,
FISHER GIRL" " By Bar5ss.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY.
Open day and evening. Admission Is cents
ssye yoaaa s. rwo
rs e. rss Ssss re L s1
pIKRg 0FNKA HOUSE. - ---- IN = --
fsr:scs hsyiax so9nus,ssson, y 1a.ts o. business
Sor. ssnssl y. PIKE. 0insiansa, Oh6. q - -"
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY SCOTTISH CoNcERr
x..Sson ssssy IS o sfaasyn
VNANTED-FIRsT CLASS MALH AND FEMALE PAN
tommisu the latter required also DO proficient the
pallet. address baltimore, Herald Office.
THEATRIoAL-wANTED. A FIRsT CLASS VIOLIN
serm AZ, msnt CURED Apply % g. How
= :. on ssassI6G zRxH srnrr
s,. SM, T. - PAM CAILEoENIA MENAaxRrE
- IL m sseMn Ard unable to continue he manage
~. large fass tow on.S. r. Y S n wsn
icr epee RSsi 100 Bso az Ayen CsissrIIs Hsa.Ese
A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssoOI ALTON AR
raL are esng made for ihe twelfth annual
n MandSy April IL 1900 ihe bsrevoisp cSsraser ~ ~:
un M IN "a ernioss manner 70 the favorable
jo;s EasssSa.. comHs.e.. - - "As sssSsisry
). g. brSss1T. .
GARD 70 MAnAagRs.
a. Mia. ELLA z2YAEA respectfully asur.s easnasssJ
h.s sn com aunicions % easnss. cssraees ralsi,ye
ss ~ Sga s s,t BE- ses5ssss, 2 ss SZ sparS
WINES, Liquors, &c.
y ARR OLD BRARDTEs
~ lhoscs Es1eira and sisrsy ssines,
Einss ssorbor srs soncsgsssiA whakiss.
c9et,sas. o. tsos and 20. s.s o,
8 s y6ao7F 4 o.,
wso.ess!s urcssrs
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~ RAND MILITARY FRTz AND DRILL.
~ OF TUE
INDEPENDENOE GUARD,
COMPANY a, TWELFTH REGIMENT.
AT THE
. ACADknY or MUSIC,


IL. ACADRhY or MUSIC,
TUFgDAY EVENING Feb 81 1860.
TICKET5 TWO DOLLARS,
Admitting gentleman and lRdlc4,
Can De bad mt the hotels and music stosea-
TWO BANDS.
Under lbs direction II. Dod soh will furnish the muac
TIE REFRNiIiMENT SALOONS
WIN be under The management of Dscsr Florence.
THE WHOLE BUIIDINu
VIII be thrown open and appropriately decorated.
Doors open Mt O. clock.
Dancing viii commences At O'Clock precisely.
WAN AMBUR0H 4 CO.'S MENA0EBrE.
AT Palace Gardens, Fourteenth street. near Sixth
Animals fed At y O'Clock each day
LARGEST COLLECTION or ANIMALS IN tbs WORLD
Just added en- enormous South American Condor.
Als0 the gresteft lvicg curosites In tho woH, y1
A PAIR or FULL GROWN CHINESE MUSK DEER
Seven inches htgh weighing three pounds five
Performance this afternoon and evening, OF Ponies Moe
keys Muee, Jack Espkans Lions TIGERS Leopards Pcms
and Panttess :. $40 Ii. 81 a
N'RsNKI.TN MUSEUM, LIT GRAND STREET, TWO
II doors from Broadway. will reopen on
SATURDAY, Feb rs,
with and beautiful troupe OF
MODEL ARTISTS,
FINEST FORMED WOMEN IN TnR WORLD.
Twoperfornapees iii be given every day
O'Clock In thr afternoon and at In the evening Remember
the opening day,
: SATURDAY. Feb e. le
ADJ iss!onOrsteera seats 20
boxes, 81; seats on the ttage, S.
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IN FARE ~ tn ALBANY

IN FARE ~ TO ALBANY.
On and after Wednesday Jauuryy Is 1880 trains will iesys
Twenty SIXTH street s,src1 Few York, follows
Fer Wilamsoridgs-sS srd II A. NJ; $50 and $50 r H.
FIG White Piaina-t2 $50 end r. NJ.
-6l5P Z. H.. from Wits sires. dspo-
For SrSton Fails < NJ ron Twenty sIsa s'Tecs dspo'
For Aipany-s A. NJ raxi AMI $50 p n express, eouuoc-
ing With the NJ y Central Ralrosd.
BFTURNrfn WILL LEAVE
wihann,bridee $40 and 93l a n, eni an. $40 P.N
Whta Plsos-5 and 7.0 e. A;i1p
Crcton-1 q. K. MNsrtou-i A. ~.
Alosuy-ll A. X rusti sud 40 p. N, syprcs, n.
=. n.l lad $40 ?. NJ erFress t-ans ocneec' ~ Cos,
-Four Corners e.. all ssat,aE Western ssriI $50
gage chscked 5e nal -n5 trains IT Watt
Csuirc stree from - SIS 4. y SnA .coa % t.a r
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ITO LET-FRoM THE 1sT OF MAY NEXT The LARGE
three story and Aic dwelling Houfe So Amty street 40.
ply to @. q ~ILMSRDINU, u Park place, or j. IS IRE.
LAND so Ws street,
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ITO LET-THE NEW FIRST LASS BROWN STONE
front Houses three story and attic 2i9 Twen
beth street, the later fronting Chelsea squares will
peted and ready company March,
repee with every be desired
Apply D. CUSHNAN l52 Ninth avenue between Tween.
kieth streets.
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ITO LET-A BRICK BUILDING 20 By rs FEET. FOUR
stories high the Of Twenty eighth al First
well scapted for any manufacturing business being
well lighted three sides has boiler aud ali
necessary fixtures Tor manufacturing indigo; leased low
Of years with wao.t tbs fixtures Possession
be had trmedissely. Apply TO PETER LYNCH, No. Al
veeey af
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mo LEr-A HOTEL. (IHrRr7.FIvE ROOM, Few
DOORS Broadway, down n possesso1 Ia lhcas
da,s part The Furniture for sale II wan,e3 Apply
rs Moadw ~. bssenerl .
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HOUSE WANTED-FROM NAY NEXT IN THE IMMF
date vicinity OF Fourth to Fourteenth and fro
tt 10 Fourth avenue Mue contain all conveuiences and b.
1 complete order Atdress irving full particulars as sic,
OF house &c. also stating she lowest rent that will taken
oke OF more years j. o. W. Grand street Post oce son
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ia Ess iyenty third street With all msdern convent.
ences rent $50 Also shop In the OF 10 Seekman
with steam desired. Apply to A. LLyING5rO. IL
Beokmsu street.
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|CTORE TO LET-1HF STORE, BASEMENT ANo SUB
cellar Of The five story brown stone front Buidag IS
street. being feet wide aud 100 fest Ia dspth we'll light
calculated for book publisher Wholesale drusgis
|,treet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-29
MEM PUBLICATIONS.

1rr ATLANTIC MONTHLY, October. Boston: Tick
VI 'i'''-' TOT safe W. "''''''''' ny '''ie'-
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sons paper on hi, friend Theodore Parker is i,,rii
mating in it, estimate aid it, conclusion, an, stated
with judicial fairness. Another hsn,ment Of The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-29

that will become necessary for the other por-
tons OF the country. Italy has been so long
manaeled, cramped and bound to the earth, that
1t is reasonable to expect that, when once freed
from her letters, her steps towards constitutions
al government will be but series of stumbling
and blunder; at least, unless sustained at first
by strong and generous power. She has the
examples of France to avoid but the question
is how to avoid them. A skillful leader may
direct her, where she would have to grope in
uncertainty by herself. She has lain bound
upwards of thousand years. and has become
wholly unoccustomed to the ways of freedom
and indepcndence.
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Some twenty years snci. very seriously injured ia
one Of my hi by coming In with the anchor Il the
ship 81 which second mate. The btuise was 50 bad
that my hip has given great trouble most OF the time since
until year ago last April, when heard Davis Pain XII
er, and Immediately procured bottle and BY using &C.
corng 10 the directions, entirely cured Ia about ten days
and have not experienced The least trouble from my complaint
since.
Feeling the Importance Of having this valuable medicine
constantly BY me- before starting for Europe in March
the ship Louvre, from New Yora purchased two large hot
cf to take with While at Antwerp one Of my crew was
attacked with very severe yencry; gave him the Pain
Killer, and il cured him in hurry.
On my passage home, with hundred and sixy-f9ur
passengers, administered TIL. valuable remedy ali who
were SICK and none took II without getting reis One lady
passenger IN particular trIlbal with bad headache
Tor whic she said there cure having brcn troubled
WIN most Of the time for years. told her had
remedy, aud gave her the Pain Killer which, her surprise
ala elect te cure she had long sought In vai1 bad a.
good medicine chest put board a ship, hut
did not open it, there being necessity for 1.-THE Pain Kill
Ter answering all purposes. And do sincerely rtc M
neni To- every snpmdser always 10 take good supply Of
THIS valuable medicine with him going to sea- as il l. 50
valuable and convenient OF wounds or bruises
which are liable to- and frequently do happen tn crews on
shpDoirI ClIRlsTOpllEK ALLYN,
2W3O Late Master Of he Shin Louvre.