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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-23

border, with the expectation of removal to the
back border when the front permanent vines
may be encroachng, and there allowed to rip
en- their fruit. To many this would be an
agreeable feature, as the characteristic Of the
American is to have the fruit the first year.
This plan of house is well calculated for pot
trees or vines, and was partly erected on ac-
count of its correspondence with a proposed
house exclusively for orchard culture The
interior has had several coats Of whitewash,
with which sulphur had been interminged :;
this and the cost of the pots, which were got
out Of the woods during winter, are not in
cluded in the estimate A wooden lattice
work is placed at the bottom of the wall. The
house, as far as tried, works admirably the
advantage of the two-Sided ventilators is per
ceived, as in cool clear days the Small venti-
lators only may be opened and as the heat in
creases the larger ones may be raised. Should
more ventilation be thought necessary, sliding
doors may be cut in the back walk: for an
orchard house this would be required. The
house presents a very good appearance, and
were another to be erected, no change would
be made. To some the pitch of the roof will
appear too low but as we expect during the
heated term to keep the lass clouded either
by white washing externally or by the paint
ing to resemble frosted glass internally, we
have no fears of the vines burning. The
glass is all fourth quality, ten by twelve, and
is remarkably good for the price, no better
could be desired. A tank for liquid manure
water will be an indispensable adjunct, and has
been already provided for.
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Zeal estate.

&MALL FARM FOR SALE-Situated
~ about miles from the city, containing about 40
of good land all under good state of cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House. Sheds, and
other out-buildngs, Two wells OF neverailmg water
Said farm will be sold great bargain, easy terms
if applied for Immediately j. PiNklIANE,
2j3 and 255 Main corner Mechanic street,
mchl4 diff Worcester.
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GNants.

SITUATION WANTED-Bv compe-
~ tent Book-keeper. Address b. F., at this Office.
mb1I
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furniture, 1T.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

f. W VAIL, late of the firm of L. G. Partridge Co..
would inform his friends and the public that he leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse Flaggs Build
ing opposite the Bay state House, Worcester. and will
give bis attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly ON hand well select
Cd stock of substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
cash from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the same equal in style and finish any sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded His
assortment viii consist OF rich and medium Drawing
Room, ParlOr. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture
Looking Glasses in every variety style and finish: will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses and all other kind Of Mattress
eS Also very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shaes, Fixtures, &c all OF the approved kinds of
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found ir
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descrptions
Upholstered to order superior manner Do not fail to
n2g ,ICu-tf
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ftretuotks.
1890 SAFETY FIRE WORKS
AOOOs
II @ q II c e a = ri c g :

We have sANDERsON It LANERGAN's Safety Fire
Works.
We have ANDREW LANERGAN'S Safety Patent
Fire Works.
We have sANDERsON's Safety Portable Superior
Fire Works.
ALL At REDUCED PRICES.
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patemts.
pa 7 E N T A NC Y

ID A 7 L N T A G E N C Y
FOR rHR-
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE
And other European countries.
The subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC Ann
DRAFISMAN- well acquainted with the Patent Laws
tents -
lie continues to make Models and to prenare snec,e
Cations Drawings, and all necessary papers and to nro
cure Patents in the United States and Eur)pean conn
sponsible agents ~ ~
All business eonfded TO me will be promptly
70 at the lowest rates USUALLY IS cent lower
the same would be done by others in the profcssion
belhg connected with the best Agents at Washington
and maSns 'requcnt trips there, am enabled TO keen
thoroughly posted in all matters relating to Patents and
new Inventions, thus aOrdng the facilities for ne
mhary examinations, and advising Inventors in regard
osecurng Patent Tor their inventions
Inventors Will hnd Ii to their advantage to MI heir In
yenuns into substantial form Model as soon a. prac.
tcabie (his frequently Patent In case ~ nncS
ton OF priority of nveEton and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and
IN inc fatent office as TO securing their rights
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
nooe Ol proceeding given gratis. Preliminary cNamna
tlols made comparing Inventions with those already
~teu or IN use FOR the same purpose or Involving the
same principles, and advice given as the probability OF
huiured dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require tneHh made
10 order upon reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
the acquisitions OF the Patent Oiicc' i, 80.
Deeds OF assignments recorded at Washington C5p.s
Of Drawings Specifications, and other papers '"o ="
The Patent Laws Reports g,s Sases, ana c,ne'
n n, Ky W. q stenss record at Washington can
&c seen A. nv oflce. ss - OF cha,ikv. ~ *
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Wnrrester. Mass
..is once at Mechanics Halt dAw
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THE FAMINE IN KANSAS.

Correspondence cf The N. Y. Tnbur..
mound ClTY, Lynn Co., Kansas, Sept >, 1860.
attended the meeting yesterday to take into
consideration the propriety of assisting citizens TO
the comfort, of life, as abs jlute famine is jnst az
door. Hundreds and thousands are leaving. have
been travelling in Southern Kansas, and am the
half has not been told Many of our friends are
Obliged TO leave their claims and the Missourals are
taking their homes and the aud officers at Fort Scott
favor all such high handed injustice.
| am not in the habit of begging, but went % my
neighbor, who has corn for sale, and not HAVING any
money, proposed to let him have shovel poH, par
lor Stove, clock fine Spring calf anything which
ha6 on band; but no corn without money. went TO
another man: but no better lucs. At length one good
man gave an order for little meal, and be sure
Il is i, all shat j. between and death. l.. VEAIcH.
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TIE DROUTH IN KANSAS.

IT, n, Editor Of TAsN Tr,ans.
SIR: a letter signed w. Parry of this place, pub
lished in THE WEEKLY rRIBUsE IF Aug D. abounds In
MEASUREMENTS, which We feel Il our duty 10 correct.
Mr. Parry says we are certainly On the eve Of great
" destuton and suffering IN this nsighborhood." Now
for the facts. Within radius Of FIVE miles from this
point there are in the hands of farmers at oE est-
mate eiQot thousaud busbes Of old corn of which at
sa.t onehirI ia for sale a, 30 cents per bushs Beef
mutton poulry end pork are plenty and very cheap.
Bs.ides every person who planted corn last srng vii
raise part Of crop some MT more than one-ienth,
others in secure ore-tbird of the usual yield. Spring
VIII a, which ripsned early was all tafely harvested
and althouoh the crop va, light it will help through
to another year.
wsbave had seyerea and exhau5tirg dro1th oftwelye
nopths duration, with surpa ingy hot weGner
ugh the month Of July aud August, Fahrenhens
Thermometer of,en indicating peraure Of 10 de-
grees in the sbsde BIT it is Incorrect to say tbs, our
crops are cut o6 Many farmers who have no old
corn will have enough of the new to fatten their
pork, and TIE fodder will sufice for their stock
through the Winter. Oats not an entire Failure,
and the prospect lie that there will bs goa sup
lily of late potatoes saga -saoe, although mu;1 in
ju'ed by he drouh, is rapidly maturing, and will all
be worked mp in due aeon.
We are opposed to begging en- principle AID this
eternal whine about the " suffering poor Of Kangas'
disgnsts those here who determined to make their
own living and turns the IDS Of their friends in
the States IS tho are compelled to bear it. We are pass
ing through seye ordeal, bat are bound 10 come
out Of il right sde mp, with credit aud homo intact
We know not how may be 10 other parts Of the Ter
rory but our resources here are equal 10 necess
ties.
Mr.. Psrrys proposal of a losn by the Territory,
f" and refnndiog by the General Government to the
settlers of the money paid for their lands, isa IMAM
cering scheme of inch rare brilsncy that it will no
doubt attract the a'enon Of business men In all parts
of the UGioD People of the East put As much az
faith in the ,tations CT literary men iicants IN
Ksnsss you do in the professional whine OF the prae-
tced begesr a, home and no more. Very truly,
A. MOORE. yN0. RINGO,
W. r. BROWN, T.. BULLOCK.
Huron Atchison Co, Kansas Sept. J, lss0
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THE TEMPoRALIT OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH
OF ENGLAND AVID IRELASD.-There are in the t5ron
aga Of the Sovereign that is virtday Of Isr dsjss-
ty Ministers about 200 dignh,s, lsuch We afc1bish-
oprcs, bishoplics desneriss, &c and 29o lvugs, OF
the annual value OF 776 900 The Prince Of Wales
has the Disposal of % liviags worth $3),j2O The
Lord Chancellor dspoaes of 7S cgnies and iyngs Of
tie value OF $SsS 900. The Ducny OF Lane iser has
4S ivings value $50 600 Tbe aIchbl-bops and bish-
ops the deans ard chapters, bsv disposal Of 1000
diguilies and Vings, Of the vsln- 40 600 rhers
are in the Gift of tue UDiyefi Of Oxford 49, hyiugs,
value S666, 0OU. Cambritpe hAs 5Of iIvings, value
sl4l 900. The Sipes under private patronage are
1903 with an income of nearly SO $4,000. This
gives for the Church in England l3,2l5 dgnities and
livings with a gross income OF nearly sH76O,OO0.
TIE Irish branch of the Cburoh has two arehbishops
and thirteen BIZ hops, with 300 dgnities aud 1000 v
ings possessing AN annual income OF nearly 10000.
The total NUMBER therefore, of dguites aud hvings
in the United Church of Erglasd and Ireland is 800,
realizing an aggregate moons of re than s7 900 co.,
or NE ry E5OO0 900 sterling. Tnese calculations are
bas.d on the published values of the various dgnies
and virgs the actual value being 10 very many cases
much greater
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1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1874
lCOOC ENTRAL RAJ LR . AD. IOOO
GREAT DOUBLETRACK ROUTE.
rapa iy Of the Road s equal to any In the county
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO ThE WEST

Office No. Aitor House, corner OF Nesey,st.
Facilities for the transportation of Passengers 70 ard nom
nEnAu Chicago st Louis ST. Paul Nashville, Neuph new
Orleans and all other In the West Nouw's ana SOUTH
wet uIsuIpa sed for speed and comfort by any route
Through sins for the West leave New York foot Of OonfI
lAndt q Morning Express, am Evening Express pm
Sleeping und smoking cars on all the trains.
Fare always low, and the tine quick as by any othei
By this route Freighs Of al descriptions be Forwarded TO
and from any point the Railroads OF Ohio keutuc
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY hAlLh,uAp ~
RECT any port the naTgabe rivers Of the est W
steamer from Pittsburgh. - -, ~.
TIE mites Frgbt 70 end from any point Of the West y tn
Raj Ioad s tes favorable o. ss ehea
by other HsToGd Companies Merchants sld shippers iut lsI
Ing the transportation Of their tbs Company can Iey
with confidence On IT, speedy tralsL -,
This Company maintains Emigrant Accom- Aousuo
Line bywh iC parties cmigatng westward ENJOY yh,eP go
comfortable mode Of al ore han me Ia
Of fare. J. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO Ars'l hOuo
LEIGH Co, Freight Agontsl . , smut. -.
No. AstoT House aud No scuih "hitH-s''
MCDONALD 4 BISCHOfF, EuIgant Agrii''
No h Iery place
EEOCII LEWIS General FuPt, Ahovns, Ia
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COURT cMENDAR-Tns DAY

L. s. DISTRICT CouRT-tirst criminal eases viii
he called and then the general centarUovemueu hay
SrpRsME CorRT-GESERAL TERY-Enumerated
BootsNos $40, ~, ~, % 70 D. 2A % o. 90 a. 81, o.
So a. 49, 49, 40 Al ~
SUPREsE CoURr-CmcuIr--Pdr IL-Nos. Il60
lIGi lbs, ll69 40 li2 LA H. llsG l50 lG? llgE
no. l.eGl, Dgg, ll.O llel llst ll9J, l2Ol
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TltAIIU OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

II The 3Ia. ienberg Company, UTEhINr CATdoLlCoN
l. ceTsin a. fvmals reguiaiili-s, "e'Eess tuo
liberation inanms whites falling and other 'ca deranze
srs Of the u,erue organs well me constitutional uo'ie
arising from them
Prize 81 80 per bottle " For SIX DolLARs FIVE Boz
1IEs WILL BIZ .ISI nv EXPRESS CHARGES PREPAID 10
END oP ExPREss LINE PROM NEwYoHK al
Address JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ d., Resilient Physician
Gr,sfepbery Ip,.it,ne No. 2 BoNu-sr, NEW-YORK.
r9Dr BRIDGE pedg,s hi word fr the truth Of the above
aud 70 induce in niu ere NJ Is net know" ne
permitted 20 refer, among Others, to
HoRAcH GHRgLsY, Of The NeD York TSt'DHe -
Prof A. PEABODY, If Hdyrdyd fresHg mass. -
Rev T. IL. CHAPIs, ID. d., Of Nee YORK.
DR. BRrpGr viii attend Professionally to al ela4'e' o. disease
ao m yceirs pIi,n,s hi residence who are aited WIN
any Of the sboye sympoms with consumpnye dihcile Of
ho.. desiring great cafe All skill .iues OF conf -ment
,partnen and every comfort will De odnd. Fo'
terms address DR.. BRIDGE ds abort.
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SUPREME CoURT-spEcrAL TERx-s.pt 49,

NOTICE To IHE LAX,
Notes ofissue for the October Special Ter lB)nuey,
n must be with the Cers beor, Saturday Sept ~
M issue nlst state its face whether l.
a demurrer or demurrer.
Before Just CO ISGARHAN.
TIE SEW-HAyES RAILROAD CASEs-sErTLENENT OF
THE JUDGMENT.
The counsel in the New-HaveD Railroad Gases were
present this morning b. settle the Judgment.
Judge lpgraham said that tn ordsf amend the peadngs
separate from the udIH end not necessary
be IN the Judgment It all He mad inserted
The amendments rOp0sd IN the which he had
marked on the maIgn With respect TO The judgment he did
10, think necessary orea1t through. Arr aug counel
attention some ncUray IN one toe propos amendments
his Honor read length the order in the case, when
Mr W Curtis Noyrs applied for adjournment that he might
prepare bis findings the part Of the Haven Co.
consultation the further J1urned till the
second Friday in October The Judges order win BE- printed in
pamphlet form IN the mean time
CHAMBERs-Bsfcre Justice SUTHERLAND
De 1 Il vs..
Brideewatsr Manufacturing Co. agt. u. h CofhD.-
Judgment and ,uon BE- set aside The deten is
permitted to appear and plead his ds,hage Costs to neither
party ia this motion.
The People ex rel. Israel Kahn agt. Court of Com
mon City Of New TokMoon granted without
10 either party.
Before Justice lNGRAHAx.
Wm. Can pbel agt, Abgan Parish ell al.-Moton
denied, costs 10 abide event
James Callahan It A. agt- Jasper 5. Yanyeeck ct al
-Allowan OF 800 ordered
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n PAfSAUEI 20. -, u,
On TUESDAY Sept % 1860 at o'clock N nom loot o.
WaItn t. Eonh River tho seunch and iayort9 alespsip
FHPtPE CITY Samuel BAt5I Com andeT, newly
ond oOpperod from her see up with ng new
d.E st,Toqr engine and boilers thoroughly roPatTet and
rd and the vessel throughout pot in first rate condition. viii
b. Dispatched as above. . a., NJ
Ei Of ding Of the proper form furnished at the ONCE aid
No nils ofladng will bs sgued after the hour Of SAILING
az o. 49, e. " IT. n u. ROBERTS.
n B.-FIesht received On AID akr THURSDAY, Sept ~
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Gopartnersbip Notifies,

I1I1F COP MEMBERSHIP of C. S. SLOANE &
a. = III. 5av DISSOLVED oy mutual conse,t
- &c. i' E.i' e'J A' C. S. SLOANE
-, ,,, -. - re,0 J. VI. HOPKINS.
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TO ARRIVE.
Receipt, of Produce.

Tei0l bv on Routes Sept ~ 1e24 1872 bbf Flour i9bos
Corn Meal 5l 81 bush Wheat y5 81 ous Core Al ISL bush
Oats 47 buh Mat go pkg. Whky Is pAgs Pfo7i' ois ~
pkgs La d, 200 bags OIL Meal, lOi pLgs Asnot.
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CUPREME COURT-Chy and County Of New

~ Iork-JOHN ALDEN agiint WILLIAM y. pHFLPS
summons for money demand contracLro the aboge
answer the complaint in his which copy herewith
served upon and 10 serve copy Of yoo aus Sef SAID
complaint the subscriber, at HE oe No 1863 Boatwiv
Gey Buding In the City or NeSYoIk @hhin tSenty day.
alter service hereof exclusive Of the d,y OF such service
IL fail the said 5nmpan: WITHIN the Il
aforesaid the psbt H. this action S take judgment saiinst
you the OF bundled and severity I'VE dollars and
xty three cents vita hteres' n the thih Day OF May,
one thousand .h bun dei and sty besd he costs Of this
a.tion-Datcd May 81, 1850 I r STEWART
Plaintiff rs Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled acton MED In the
Office OF the Cers OF the City ald County o. New YORK. a. the
Cry Han Of 4 CITY of EeY tbs I'd day Of Jane 1860
D,,ed June q 1860 I. T. STEWAR T, Pldi1hG Attorney
ltaW. 6wW.
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UNITED STATES COMMIssI JNER's OFFICE -strr. IS
Before Commissioner BETT-.

DA COSTA PROCCREs BAIL At LAST.
Htnrco Da Cysts, the alleged saya-trader, alter
elye unsuccessful attempts obtain ball. has at last oin1
surety IN the peson Mr. Polio b. Bceb ouldss in Seventh
avenue Mr. Beebe is brother OF sxJudge Beebe His
animation was satisfactory ami received bail for the
accused In the sum OF - 90
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fnrnitnre.

A BEDROOM SUITE Of ENAMELED FU6-
n NITURE for eos Of srrante5 manufacture Also
solid chestnut CHAM3 n SUITES plain and ornamental, st
FAbRINGTONS WheroOms No 368 Canslst opposite Wooi
ter. Established in 1913
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUE-
u NITURF In all coors snd styles, Wholesale Retail
s25 .nd Upward also Matt asses aod PAilasses
NAEREN WARD 30 2T1 Csnsl-st.,
P.Et }oorE etrL Of Broadway, n.
MODERN STYLE Of SCHOOL FURNl.
WI TIRE Manufactured ana for sic by N JOHNSON No.
$50 hudsoa-st H. Illustrated circulars application
DUTNAMs PATENT SPRING BED.-The
Il best use WIN NJ. PUTNAM, Agent
No l8l Centre st. Canal, New-York
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Tas TuBusB ~ HIADKLPHII.-.W ". IiEnEa, no iVo
South Third street Agent ia PuuADKIPhA and tD,o
can have rK rBuSR promptly seHcdby Gamers ~ sm0"
oil parts 81 the city.
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AalfR BIZ Gnlnon

"a sell OF VI 0NESDAY S. peubs IL 1880 { c'cioos
epthe d, hsrtif5l )OTrtGE SITES l,ss'ed on
the Ha,bentBck Plank Road cuiy ia unes You Hoboke1
Fern, and within Ter minutes wst o. the EDgIih Neigh
boihold Railroad Sttyn, and only twenty maa'ss pie
by the Northern Reilwsy RON Jersey City These lots
yNy in ,ize from /. 10 10 each according to los:
ton. The land il 10 high Of cultivation On II is
alsIge ovepg house, homes farm house and ne'es
say buid also several fir springs of the Pnrest water
and & wen stocked with choice fruits Of vs6ous kinds The 10
cation Is Deaui 1 and ctly beatty and the property on
be sold without to th be est odd TO lose the tae
Pau NJ f. DGrsnds decd by oT'sr Of the Commissioners
OF Orphans Court Peers lsrous OF seeing the propy
take sbe trains of the Nonh~rn Rsiroed II jersey CITY
leaving ard NJ sid pm, returning II I:S IN,
H. thus si riding every ia ty fr tho acco no
Of The pnrhae money ran reun bond ord mortgage 70
years az per cent: and the lille ndpuAbe For further
particulars spply TO -. -. =. - ,.-,,, =, q,
ROBERT CAMPBELL
VIM DEWOLFE, Commissioner
g. t. BLAUXELT
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6onsc- furnishing @ooos.
HE BROOKLYN CHlNA-wARE HOUSE.

TINE BROOKLYN CHINA-WARE HOUSE.
steamers H9tes and Families dsomely aud economically
furnished China Glass Silver plated 6'ods &c from an
assortment varied any in the county Rich Sut Dass
Mantle Ornaments elegant Dinner Dessert, and Tea Sets
Bronze and Paran SatuaTy . ~,
Brooklyn particularly aye invite to call before
,nrcbasiuy ONINGTON BROTHERS,
Nos 1893 and 2i0 Fulton-st Brooklyn
ITO the LADIES' The cheapest and best place
L 10 buy SIL.VKR-PLATED WARE TABLE CUTLERY,
aud ali Kinds of House Furnishing Goods, is d. BASS
FORDs at Cooper Institute Aston place ID and thaVs
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COURT OF GENER Al sEssIoNs-sEpr. le.-Before Judge
RUSSELL.

Russell.
Gotleib Lindenmuller, - ears of age, was caught
the Ct carrying away two boxes OF millinery goods the
yAle $50 from the store No Para place. the 2Oth oil
gust He Indicted grand AIceny, but Pea o. g
attempt at grand larceny, sent 10 the PsnsenAy O
a, -. .e.uo
VIM II McSohey end Richard ONe, each q yeMs OF sge
on the nigh of tle th August entered the residence -
LYON 20 Jane street and 70 welllns PP4Iol ~ nm
property to the emouBt 500 They we're seen ny On
Ger Hutchinson Of the Ninth Pre- net n ae 90 Wy o ssu
house who subsequently arrested thsm On ne a o. eois
an abi was attempted q be proved bat tae t1ee Of gu W"
nesse brought that purpose were oana 20 oe
- nonsT having reputation Of being heVes and their
stmoSy was thrown ol The Jury found mm guilty OF burg
H. 4, n dsree ard Il was second ohenss the Judge
a w. Ssc,on INT 10 sentence him TO he Stat Prison for his
stnSl lie ONsi pleaded guilty to bursuy IA the third de
80 nd was cent 10 the state Prison 10! live years
81 8 o. M the Comt adj Ju'ned to wednesday morning
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CA1ARRH You can now Obtain that Oniy rem IN
u eav For ,ur. OF this dsease-Dr G0ODALES
ERRHINE 20 long withheld from sale; PENFoLD PAhh-
FIR MOWER 10 Be.kman st., y. Y. nave II tor Whoe-
ale and retail Price for single bottle I'll with dec;ons for
uspg BY in.spgp stage stamp ANY obtain Of them
panphet, des,r riding aiaTrh
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A1aGhinerp.

CTFAM-BOILER9 -BoardmaEs patent steam lll,
- nae .orc1icsl Bo sIs N use s,o
as III E'9ssy ny, P..tsE geytoJseIe"si d. D9s"D'''
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Me0lral.

4 GENUINE PAIN KILLER
n NO FAMILY sHOCLD BE WITHOUT It
bUSHS MAGIC CREAM LiNlMkSF
The pa II kiJs-ths swelings ceases
You taye ~ rom soil or gIeise. ~,
Sold Nv Gior cor Hcg,ry and GTsnd-st CJidhsoh, 10
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an s,ructons nom the bowels and circulation Their emey
use has nsny life Sold a. No. 2si Sanast ln9t tn
of broadway but No. 294 Canal St, brandleh Vuss
No Union .qlare Csmpbels corner sthav and E'h 81
And by all respectable dealers
Price Is cents per box