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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-28

a western friend now in this city writes as
follows The lite of this young and distin.
guished oifiCer-who has Just won So brilliant
victory over Humphrey Marshall in Eastern
Acknowledgements lesson tor young begin.
ners that should not be forgotten, Col. Gar.
Held was born Of respectable parents, in Cuyu.
hoga Co., Ohio, i'll 1881, making him at the
present time but thirty.one years OF age. In
his early years Of oyhood he formed so strong
love tor horses, and independent control Of
his own actions, that he ran away from home
and became driver on canal Possessing
remarkable strength and physical endurance,
with no small amount of combatlve spirit, he
soon became famous as shoulder hitter "
whipping all opponents who were anywhere
near MS own age, and becoming a terror 10 the
quarreisome rowdles who had previously
'ruled the ditch"
During the height of this wild career lie at
tended a revival meeting, became converted,
found new and wealthy friends, who supp led
hun with funds TO attend college, and in 1856
ne graduated at Williams College, Mass, with
the highest honors. Returning to Ohio, lie at
once became settled as a clergyman, and pres.
ident OF the college at Diram, Portage county
lie here became so popular as an eloquent d.
vine, as a lecturer before yceum., and as A
profound scholar, that the success of his school
was without pre- cedent in the state.
Two years ago he was elected by over
whelmlng majority as a member of the state
senate, where he at once rose to the highest
degree OF popularity by his brilliant oratorv
and sound craftsmanship. Just before the
commencement OF the present war he with
drew from the college at Hiram, and com.
menced the practice Of law but at the first
call OF troops he at once entered the field and
rallied around him some of the ablest boys to
be found in Buckeye state.
Col. Garfield stands five feet nine and halt
inches in his stockings, weighs one hundred
and ninety ounds has pair of large blue
eyes, yellowish-white Greeley hair, large ex-
pressive mouth, the outlines of which denote
both good nature and unsweivng determine
ton, and is withal what the ladies have always
called handsome man." 1t was prophecied
at once after his enlistment that, "let Rev, Mr..
Garfield have chance at the rebels, and he
would die in the field or win victory" He
has had his "chance," aud the victory has
been won.
lie has been claimed by some of his friends
70 be the strongest man in Ohio, ii not in the
United States, and the following anecdote is
related OF him as illustrative of his monderful
muscular ability. 1t is said that at one of his
outdoor religious meetings, while he was clio.
quentiy porlraying the patience of Job. n bIg
TWO listed rowdy, who had long been the fer.
ror Of the country, and had broken up nun.
per OF meetings, leaped into the circle ofweep-
ing christians, and with Il wild Indian war
whoop, exclaimed, 'Pm ready for a hpht If
yer white'headed minister is 81 mighty strong
as yer taik OF, let him jump his length inter
Without eyincing the slightest anger, Mr..
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NNatcr.


Mr.. Editor Being one of the sufferers by
means Of the miserable liquid which finds its
way through the pipes of the city aqueduct,
learn, upon inquiry, that, owing to the want
of water in Bell pond the city has resorted to
Gates spring or some other source, and even
by means of this can only furnish the misera.
BILE compound which makes every man who
uses it, both in person and apparel, walking
specimen OF the "yellow disease"
A past official of the city government in.
forms me that, by means of three or four ar
tesian wells, which might be sunk in the
meadow, SO called, at a comparatively triffing
expense, an abundance OF pure water, in addi-
ton to the waters OF Bell pond might be OBJ
tained to supply the present watertakers and
furnish sufficient protection against fire. He
also informs ME that, in case there had been a
severe drought during the past year, such
wells would have been sunk. Knowing moth
ing OF this plan personally, l wish, through
your columns, to call the attention of the city
government to the matter. One thing is clear.
We cannot live so. Such water as is now
furnished will make dirtier community than
ought to be found in the middle of the nine
teenth century, whose boast has been that the
people know how to wash and be clean.
n WATER TAKER.
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GRAND JURY Room,

J
The grand jury for the current year having
closed their investigations of the first session,
take this opportunity TO express their united
confidence in the ability, fidelity, and perse-
vering energy of the district attorney, P. EN-.
DRY Aldrich, Esq. For his kindness and ur-
banity in assisting us i'll the performance of
our arduous duties, lie will please accept our
thanks.
Through the polteness of Hon. j. S. c..
KnowtolI, sheriff OF the county, we have Wis
tied The county house and Jail in Worcester
We take great pleasure in expressing cur graf
itication OF the general perfect good order
throughout the entire establishment and es
pecially of the cleanliness of each and every
department. Truly, this is model retorma
tory institution, and apparently i'll the right
hands.
We have also visited the State Lunatic Hos
pital in Worcester, under the care and general
superintendence of DR.. Merrck Hemis The
doctor received us at his office, in his usual
happy manner, and conducted us through the
various halls and departments, all OF which we
found in the most perfect order, with every
important element necessary to the health and
comfort Of the inmates, whose physical debili.
ty has become SO wisely and properly cared
for by the commonwealth. This establishment
is provided with most of the modern improve.
ments Tor warming. cooking, &c. All the sur.
roundngs seem to be in perfect keeping with
the object for which the institution was estab-
lished. For the jurors.
d. W. Cook, Foreman.
d. ID. KEYEs, Clerk.
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Suetral 91otltes.



Di'' DOfoNCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
.e,,.,, FOR FEMALES, S
tnatiofe in correcting, regulating and removin oil
structions from whatever cause and alvey, az oD-
as preventive. $500 away S"oeessiat
ne combination of ingredients in these PILLS are
~ G iailess Iheir efficacy and merits arc based nm
nave been strictly followed they have new
er ale9 TO correct all Irregularities Thev relieve main
~ anu W!cuit Menstruaon, particularly al the
eMange OF llie They will the Whites and reroYe
an oDstructlonS arising from colds EXPOSURE mr. epv
Iausei ana may be used successfully rs a nrsven.iv
Femaies peculiarly situated or those supn6sing than
serves So are cautioned against using these Pills while
III mat condition. lest they invite MISCARRIAGE and M
proprietor assumes responsibility after this admoni
non athoueh their mildness would prevent any mischief
70 neatni otherwise the Pills are Recommended Fnli
az IHpiGIt directions accompany each box Price ii
n YIN ~ orceSef Mass, by the following druggists.
MY SCoIT, 25l Main street. JAMES tiREEE liz
III 1tleei, ana W. H. GOULDING $40 Main 81 Ia.
es by 81 10 either ofthe.a5ore ggeDfs
tnLougn ie worcester Post Office can have Tie nils
sSt toonhuentyl by mail to any part OF the comfy
Iee 81 poa5taee Sold also by 4. a. purdef ('linton
a D. e 6faiT, Warren. B. X. DeLaHd North Erook1
nelu ana ~ u Henry, Wesboro' and bv one Druggist
n every Nilase ana city in the United States and 6y
u lowe, sole Proprietor, New York - =
\. B-BeWare oi Commercials Buv no Golden pills
OF any kind unless the box is signed s ID Howe Ali
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore rs Won
value your lie and health, ito say nothing of being hum
plugged out OF your money buy only of those who show
the Signature of 5 d. Howe every box which has
recently been added account of the Pills being conn
forfeited dl0m d27
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TUESDAY, JANUARY rs. 1863.
Nor woRD FROM THE BUnxsIDE rxrrDI,

Nor WORD FROM THE BURNSIDE ExPEDI-
rIoN The suspense is becoming intolerable.
The feet left Hampton Roads two weeks ago
last Sunday, and nothing has been heard Of it
since, save that it was seen off the coast Of
North Carolina by one or two vessels that ar
rived at Fort Monroe, day or two after it
sailed. The vague reports that come to US
frem the rebels al Norfolk amount to nothing
1t is not certain that the expedition stopped
on the coast of North Carolina. Henry
A. Wise is in command at Roanoke Island
but instead of interfering with him, Gen,
Burnside may have gone on to some point
further south. The stormy weather may have
delayed his operations. Ii he is not further
south than Pamlico Sound, it is time for some
vessel Of tue fleet to return with a report OF
what he has done.
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Garfield exclaimed, ayes nv friends, Job was
pattern of patience, and yet if he was here
at the present moment doubt not thai he
would do as am about to" and walking up
TO the bully, with a movement almost as quick
as lightning, he turned him half way round.
Knocked of his cap, and, grasping him by the
hair, hoised him as arms length from the
ground as easg as il it had been an infant,
The fellow being "a cowald-.as all rowdies are
was almost frightened TO death, and scream
ed out in the most frantic manner, LET 90
my har! For Gods sake let go! I'll never
trouble you Ggtn ! Let 60 my hart" After
max the fellow promise to occupy front
seat during the rest Of the meeting, Mr.. Gar
helu let INN dfap 1t is needless to say that
the outdoor meetings in that section were
never afterward disturbed, if Rev. Mr.. Gar.
held was the clergyman present Saturday
EUeninq Gazette
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DEATH OF PETEETNEET.-The well Lno,vr
Utah chief Peteeneet as reported dieJ NJ or
near Fort Crittenden, Cedar Valley nm NJ
about the 23d ult No horses were Killed. on
the occasion, as is generally the case when m
Indian of distinction dies, but novel and
brutal ceremony, by his express order. was
instituted instead, aud that was the killing
OF his wife, who was dispatched by beating
out her brains with an AK, a squaw being Tie
eXecutioner. The chief was buried alter The
manner OF Indian sculpture in the mountains
adjacent, and his murdered wife in the valley
ath.-DeSeret News, Jan. |.
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A South SIDE MINIsTER.-Th Congrega.
tionalist speaks OF one OF the principal church
es burned at the recent great CONGREGATIONS at
Charleston, S. G 1.-The Circular church is
Congregational, and Rev. Drs. Adams and
Bag1en, of this city, assisted in the installa
ton of Mr.. Rice, who is still member of the
Suffolk South Association. He was formerly
settled at West Killingly, Conn, acted as stat
ed supply of the Chestnut street. church in
Chelsea through the summer of 1867, and
was subsequently settled in the town Of
Brighton, from whence he went to Charles
ton. When in Connecticut he was under
stood to be strongly conservative but vi lille in
Chelsea he repeatedly expressed earnest anti
slavery sentiments and especially in his
prayers eynced a warm sympathy Tor the
oppressed, On his last visit here, which was
several months previous to Mr. Lncons
election, he seemed to have become thoroughly
southernized, and even persistently argued
the rghtfuness of slavery On Bible grounds.
In the last letter which we saw from him he
mentioned with apparent qualification the fact
that, as he wrote, his ear was saluted with
the click of the hammers used in preparing
the floating battery to operate against Fort
Sumter"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-28

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use OF HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on Of the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized bv the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized BY the
use Of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker
chief
'hLAi EAPECrATIoNS' will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE. for CbaonoG
Hands, Roughness Of tic skin, Ac
Prepared and sold by
4. JOHN Q. HILL, Apothccary,
~ "fh Mechanics Hall
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The emancipationists of the north ar. a.
reprehensibIe as the secesstonists Of the south
Boston Post
That is to say, it is no worse for JEFF. Davis
and his associates to raise armies and make
bloody war on the government, than for Wen
dell PHILIPPE or VIM. Lloyd Garrison, or some
other abolitionists to make a speech against
slavery. Treason ought to feel very much
obliged 10 you for this declaration You, how.
ever, with your ready and honorable purpose
to stand by the old dag, ought to be incapable
Of making it.
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GRAFTON.-The whole number of marriages
in Grafton in 1861 was 81 births 1870, of which
sc were Of foreign pareutage, 4 of mixed pa
rentage, and 60 of American parentage, lille
climate whole number of deaths IS, of which
number q were under year. Is were be-
tween l and 10 years, from 10 to 90 IA from
20 to 80, 16 from 80 to 60, II from 60 to TO-
and 6 over 10; 70 were OF American, and 10
of foreign birth
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A Few SANITARY SUGGESTIONS -"Nev-
er," pursues Halls journal Of Health "never
sit for more than five minutes at time with
the back against the fire or stove"
This is good rule, and should be observed
by all persons except those who have neither
fires nor stoves. Persons who are so fortu.
nate as to possess these articles would do well
to avoid sitting on them for longer time than
that specified above.
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Experience teaches us that deeacy prevents many
females from applying for the means to alleviate suffer-
ing and life That objection is cbviate in the case
ofS James Carkes Pills, prepared alter the prescrip
ton OF Clarke, Physician the Queen of Eng
laHd andwe known to be the only safe and remedy
for female difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They be sent in bottle containing SO pills post free
by enco ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH II CO., and all Druggists
mis- deodNweow
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In Newtonyie, Jan %, CAPT John Doak s2 ue v.s
one ol the oldest snip masters OF Boston AMI 49,, %
se,o[ member on one Of the Boston Marine Soe;ety
"a M ~ Jan % Carlos stewart Tor sone
zen years an eultor Of the New York SIM y W. sViiS
Oh ~ ,Sa2haa II, Jan 25 suddenly Of nsar d,sooso
~ IA Hiiii s, proprietor Of the Indian iead HoIs'
10 tbc ,l5 '" as very extensively and ayornbI LnUY
and hoartv pubic as landlord whose Genial 3sna
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-28

Carlos ID. Stuart quite well known u
peetieal contributor to some OF our periodical =,
died last week in northampton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-28

ES"tehelor'" Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. a. Bachelors Splendid lair Dye is the Oyiqig al and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair bye known Instan.
tananeous in its effects does stain the Skin and yit
crates the hair for life lie carefG and use none other
than the genuine, signed side Of every box
WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Stores eyer where Manuts.
tory No 81 Barclay street. date Ii Bond street and 232
A'foauHay, New 1ork- G&wly ans
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Attention is called to the advertisement of
great sale of books and jewelry, by Chand-
Ter Hills
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h. h. Nichols, VI. ID, Homeopathic RShys5s
eltn-Ohee and residence w ain street Oic hours
from to ! and from 70 O'Clock y. IL.
Worcester, October. %, 1855. dtf ais
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ocDNE AAEo EhESlDlNG
MONDAY, Jan. 27.-The court came in at
10 o'clock, when the following arrangements
were made =
John Sharp, alias John Scamp. alias John
W. Whitfield, of Blackstone, indicted for
breaking and entering the house of Mary A.
Trip, and stealing sundI y goods thereirom,
pleaded not guilty.
James Sullivan OF Worcester, a lad of twelve
years, ON three separate indictments for break
ing and entering the shop OF Zephaniah VIII.
lams, and stealing four dollars theretrom; for
breaking and entering in the night time the
store of VIM. IL. Dexter, with intent to steal;
and for breaking and enlering the Worcester
depot, and stealing one key thereirom to
all OF which charges the defendant pleaded not
guilty.
John Healy and James Mcclure of Black
stone, tor assaulting and beating, and cutting
and wounding Michael Kennedy the former
pleaded not guilty and the latter guilty.
John knights OF Milford, for assault with
hatchet on Patrick Mahan, and, in extenua-
ton, said it was in defence OF his house and
family, which the complainant sought 10 enter
to provoke quarrel He was sentenced 10
hard labor i'll the house OF corr ection tor two
months.
Timothy Minahan OF Worcester, lad of
twelve years, TOR breaking and entering the
shop Of Cyrus X. Hubbard, and stealing pies,
candles, &c. theretrom, 10 the value of So,
pleaded guilty.
John Moore and Mary Carroll OF Milford,
for adultery, on the 10Th OF January instant,
each pleaded not guilty.
Eunice L. Parker of Worcester, arraigned
for passing counterfeit money, waived the
reading OF the indictment, saying she would
not contend with The commonwealth, and was
let of on promise OF good behaviour in the
future, with the indictment hanging over her
as security for the same.
Owing to the dera 1gement of travel on ac-
count of the storm, but one traverse Jury WIS
organized, of which VIM. Dickinson was
chosen foreman. Before this jury several
cases were tried, as follows -
James Sullivan was found guilty on the in.
dctment Tor breaking and entering and lar.
ceny from the store of Zephaniah Williams,
and retracted and pleaded guilty to tha indict.
ment for breaking and catering the store OF
VIM. ii. Dexter. Defendant was sentenced
to the house OF correction for three months on
the first named indictment, and further action
was suspended on The two other indictments
against him.
John O'Brien of Worcester, appellant, was
convicted of vagrancy, and sentenced to the
house OF correction for two months. lie has
lain in Jail since the llth OF November last,
awaiting trial on appeal, thus getting more
than twice the imprisonment he would have
received had he yielded to his FIRST sentence
from the police court. Defendant has sub.
jected the commonwealth to much needless
expense and himself to more than double
portion OF "dUrance vile, " for the sweet privi-
lege of appealing.
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DIR. SWeet'A Inf;IllibIe L.fnTnIent is truly a
rend in need, and every family should have it AT hand
O23 dEXylI+ ~ - a. 'i'Nii"'
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MARRIED.

GINS m anis ely, Jan 10, by Rev W Dadmun, Narus
w. VI brOOkline TO Sarah Wright OF this city
IN west rookred, Jan Y, Elbri geA Day of Warren
~ Fahces ), daughter Of william Adams '
IN Lowell, Jan %, William IlhmbIin of the fifth Maine
regiment and late prisoner az Richmond Va To- ionisS
NJ staples of Lowell ~ ''0"'s"
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john BRENT,"a novel, by the late Theo
uote winthrop, has been published by Tick.
nor " Fields, and is for sale at Holbrooks. Is
" a tale OF adventure in the western region,
on tile prairies, in California at Chicago, and
Tue adthor takes us also to New York and
London. The book cannot fail to be popular.
The plot is admirably contrived to hold tho
readers attention, and the story is full of
movement and thrilling interest. In several
respects it is superior 10 Cecil Dreemo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-28

,r Horse Binnkets and Army Ish,nAetn.-
Those IN want had better call on j. MI FOiIAEsitsE
NO washington square, before purchasing dtfoia
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ne confession and Exncrt.n. :,
caution G t S for the bsneit ana as Warir and
ti,i iIehrture Decay, 6c SUNNY in~ AZ "us ~
aer6ep t 81 EEL Snre by one who cured himself
finn ma uut 70 great expense through medical iimni
aSth anu 29aekery single copies may he had m r.
COUNTY n vac Y NJ MI MAYFAIR, Fsq Bedford kim
elOpe JS5',t a pOsl-pald addressed en-
--------- -''"N"eO"dm MA
GRAPES for swat ~ aiother column, picking Sambuc
in bisHit opeef VINE. 1t is admirable Tticl ssJ
don and New So GE Inc hsi class families in PARIS LON
Is ~nf'h trial, as it gives great satsiactI6H
'N-V deOdIy
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r. AeF. Davis. Attorney ana Counsellor IT Law
Br1niey Row, l9SMain SIRE t, Worcester al ias
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WEST BoYLsToN.-The number of mar
riages recorded tor 1861 is 80. OF these, IA
were of parties belonging to this town, who
went elsewhere 10 get the knot tied. Six
couples were married in town who belonged
to other places, leaving twelve couples who
were married at home. Nine couples were of
foreign birth. The number of births were 80 ;
number of foreign parentage 45, of native pa"
rentage 81. The number OF deaths were Al
OF these, 2 were stillborn, 8 were less than one
year old, patrick MeQuellan) was IS years
old, one of 80 years, and between the ages
off 70 and 50; number OF foreign born, 8;
children Ot foreigners, u.
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se AS - -. e. Mott, Physician and Surn,.,
% Sput street, corner Ot howard ostnn Is
ali sa , ~ ti,s = ana from to ia the cveuin, IN
fect ~ W flhary and Genital Organs Scrn ,Sis
twenty years STmpan &c An experience of OVER
ali o t n, eAeHslye practice enables Dir NJ 10 c,,r
etable. Advice Free douiiI In entirely veg
ueouy Two
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PETERsHAM We find the following in the
Boston Post -
Mr., POSI- was in the country few days
ago, and at the hotel in Petersham | came
across the following. Calling it good thing"
l send it to you. Yours truly,
BROAD STREET
"Slectmen Of Peatersham void respeact.
fully inquire if yew don't think the towne
house bell ought TO bee wrung Tong enuf too
gt the sounds acros the common beefole tina
stop wringing.
Signed Wone of the take payrs"
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II AhuckWheat ElOur.-Just receiver 9TH, t,vs -
buchwheat Flour consignment With 10 an S ~, s
SAY o"eF Ihah an be bought elsewhere In this cii "
W. DRAPER ~ clark
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.. T.. HARRIS, GsentIst. t58 Main street opposite
the new Mechanics HAL Building. AZ
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Adams Gallery, 23R Main Street is now
open for the reception Of the public. dtt dzl
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sinith'b Curative Cleansing dco,,,.,.,,,,,; +.
peIiot remedy for Headache, Burns Sore Lips Bow
i Calker. Piles sure Throat &c a. ~
SAY ny heSA ~ CO. "a Front street by the dozen 81
Single Ootte al manufacturers prices dend I'd VI
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Mrs. VI. w, Geraiss, PuysyCIA, ,,,r, s1-,,,-es
~ ;MiDWIFE, removed to No 43 Exchange street
atStisioh gwen 10 Uterine Complaints and dis
rom to P. NJ tjtt "' q" . a NJ ahe