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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12

NJ. Branhim. Committee on Ways and Means.
tabling House bill No n

Mr. Branhnm. Committee on Ways and Means.
tabling House bill No n
BILLS on THIRD READING
House bin No. IS. in reference o. repairing
roads near water courses Recommitted. on mo-
ton % Mr. Csson. tor amendment
House bll No. 80. amending ACT relating 70 iu-
risdietion Of Common Pleas Courts-depriving
said courts Of AL ccgnizance Of cases Of felony.
Lost--yeas 10. nays 81
House bin No. IL, prohibiting Judges Of Com
mon Pleas Courts from prscticing as Attorneys
in inferior courts Passed-yeas %. nays I.
House bill No 81. providing for the collection
OF value Of Government stsmp= used on legal
papers as costs Passed-yeas 81. nays I. 49,.
House bill No s.. amending section 30 OF the
Practices Act Pas~ed-yeas 3. nays n.
House bill No o. repsAling section p 81 act
defining felonies-de6nng crime of arson and
prescribing punishment Passed-yeas ~. nays 6.
House bill No 80 amending the lst section Of
act relative 20 the duties OF County Commission
ers-allowing them To meet in other places than
court houses. Passed-yeas 3, nays2 ?.
House bill No. g, amending the 2lst section
of the Justice Of the Peace act. Passed-yeas
3. naysl.
House bill. No 90. amending the 10th section
of assessment act-changing the time OF making
Assessors returns to March instead Of June,
with reference to working on roads. After rro-
longeI discussion the bill was referred 70 the
Committee on Roads with instructions TO amend
the road law so as TO conform with the provis-
ions OF the bill.
House bill No IL. amending the law with re-
gard TO weights and measures making weight Of
Indiana coal 20 pounds to the bushel md Penn
sylvania coal 80 pounds. PAssed-yeAs "a.
NAYS
Adjourned
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Oar Army Corrc~prndcncc-fr the
uississipp, Squadron.


EplroR SfSrINIL: have seen churches
robbed. graves dssecrated aud most all the bar
b,rities peculiar to modern warfare. we'll as OF
in,eruecine strife but the injustice done to the
soldiers. especially since the emancipation abo
Titan -ssegso loving-yea, negro worshiping-ne
gro rrov'diug aud negro stetllng-proc, nation
OF the Heaven appointed apostle of these angels
OF darkness. tho correc,or ct the types of man
kind, the DESTROYER OF forms OF Government and
the divine teachings Of Christ. has been astound-
ing
To illustrate The other day Captain of one
ofths mesquite feet landed AZ a plantation. aud
without consulting the negroes, brought oil old,
worn out aud helpless men. women and children.
two hundred and ten aud two hCpdrcd and fifty
bales Of cotton The cotton will keep up th.
mess fund. and majority OF the negroes will
have " be supported by Government while down
here aud when In Illinois and Indiana. by the
county. well. OF all this crowd of negroes. and
hundreds OF others that are daily coming Ia aud
are able for duty. the Government agents, carry.
ing out the proclamation. give them two suits oi
good clothing and two dollars per month. while
the soldiers aboard tho same ship or in the same
regiment are doing duty without change OF
c.othing and mtny OF them In rags. No wonder
soldiers are lousy and dirty. aud that they con
tract disease and die
We are IN -sstu quo. nothing having occurred
Of interest since ! last wrote. excep, on ,cs,cr.
day morning. when Csp,si, Elliot. 81 the United
States ram, Queen OF the West, ran the block
sde OF vvicksburg II was perhaps the mos, dar
ing and successful feat OF the war The ram was
not protected by any armor She had one hun
drcd and seventeen shots OF the heaviest calibre
fired 40 her. twelve OF which she receiy ed without
killing sounding single man Besides she
ran into the Rebel steamer Vck-burg and under
the heaviest Rebel guns Captain Elliot j. only
~ wears old and IL A man for ever, ,.ion of
bold dating aud manly courage. W. q. r..
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Revelwsb0n luaugu rased-rhc Abolt.
ton Minority Break mp the Legis.

On Saturday the legislative revoluiionists
brought things TO a head. A suficien, number
OF Abolition Senators absented themselves from
that body 10 prevent quorum. hence no business
vas done during the dsy. In the House the
Senate Abolition programme OF the day before
was ATTEMPTED TO be carried out and with ike
success. On motion Ia take nm the Senate res
o'nuon adlo1Sning the Legislature until June.
hearty All The Abolition members left their seats
call was ordered. and sufficient number 10
N &c quorum were brought IN. and the doors
ordered to be closed against their egress from the
House. The galleries and lotby we're filed with
people looking upon the extraordinary srene
When Il MAS found that a quorum would be hell
in she hail. action was sought 10 be DELAYED nv
numerous parliamentary tricks. talking against
time. &c. but 'hese awaited nothing The ma.
jority held the House 10 It's work, and adopted
the Senate resolution-45 voting for IL and :
against IL. while seven or eight Abolition mem
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Jrpcr sxtra REQUESTED To Rssiox The
C@sboiie citizens of tins State are circulating a
petition calling upon Hon Caleb Is smith, Judge
u The Usssed etstes District Court of Indiana. 90
resign. IN view OF he 'nsulting aud outra geous
language in ssiesense TO their religion IN speech
st recent Abolition meeting ia indianapolis
Judge Smiths denunciations of the Pope and the
cathol.c Church are Characteristics ol the old
leaven of Know Nothingism which is still work
Ing Ia his Abolition party i New Albany Ledger
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ANOTHER "OScoNAoS WOMAN We pub
hshed. few days since. the exploits Of Mrs.
Spencer. OF Clinton county. Indiana, IN present
ins her husband. Joseph Spencer. on the 2s,h Of
December last. with Tour Young Spencers AZ one
bath But Mrs Magee. of Rowens. Wells
county. Indiana, = greatly '.oneommoner" than
Mr.. SPENCER. IN tie way OF babies During a
period % three wears. seven months and nine
teen DAYS. Ms. NJ. gave birth 10 t~elve children
all OF whom are alive and kicking F" The births
occurred a. follows: June 2ith. ls5- one child
June 3Oth. 1883, two children. Nay och. ls6D
two children: Marri, 29,h. ls6i. three children
February l3th. ls62. four children. ln thes.
var times Mrs : services la recruiting infantry
are invAiuable.-lN. A, Ledger.
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BAN KINc.


fKiLBY Fkk6UsoN. fropssssos,l rIero -
~. Gold silver. o. g. Drmssa xcses> - Uaeuvess
Money p~rotiafes sales % Stocks Bcndz &C..
mi..oa Loans coilsterAls ssi trsn-srss ordinary
banking business So3 n. Penn ST., Ind Pile. ib1-
febT-d1os
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PRooRrss OF DEsPoTIsx-ABsoLUTK PowER TO 81
CoxFERRrD on Mn. LixcoLs-CosPLErE SUB
vEEsfox or CoSsrITUTioSAL GovEESNESr-
TnK MICRO SOLDnEs' BILL.
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For the S9th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers.
All TO be delivered at the Government Stables in In
dianapois, Indiana by before the 2sh day Febru-
AIRY.
Deliveries OF Cavalry Horses 10 be A. follows
800 within five (5) days from date OF contract:
800 80 ten (lO
300 .. fifteen( i5) % % ..
SAID Horses to be sound in all particulars less than
tx 6l nor more than eight ( years old; from Is 10
hand high. dark coors (no - good trotters
bride wise and of size sufficient for cavalry purposes
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied By
guarantee FOR its faithful performance PORN of bids
guarantee can he had application 20 this ofire.
No Did will be entertained for less than 100 horses.
when bid Is made by firm. the &c each men,
Der Of the firm must bc given.
Two more bids from the same parties will insure the
rejection of all such bids
Bonds must be filed by 2 O'Clock same day.
Bidders must be present the opening Of The bids or
their bids will not be entertained.
The undersigned reserves the RICH; reject any all
bids deemed asonablc.
These terms and specifications will be rigidly adhered
TO and enforced IA every particular.
Payment made on completion Of contract.
fehs -dtd JAMES \. EktN, A. q. ". 4. 3. A.
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Mr. Wilson. Chairman OF the Bank Committee
reported on the memorial of ID VI Martin. ia re
gard To the ail,irs OF the Ltwrencoburg Branch OF
the Bank OF the State, recommending the ap.
poiutment of an agent TO examine into it, con.
dition. and introducing joint resolution No. II
appointing + Clark as agent to investigate the
aiiir- of the bank and report 10 this Legislature
before It's adlourumeut The Joint resolution was
read trst tine. The report ia full viii be
found on another page of this days paper
Mr. Finch Road. Committee. reported on
Senate bill No. -, recommending It's passage.
Conquered Ia
Mr. Brown. Of Randolph j judiciary Committee.
lepottcd back Senate bal No. IL. with an amend
ment, and when 80 amended that il pass
Amendments adopted. aud the bill ordered third
reading To morrow.
Mr.. Johnson. Committee on Agriculture. re-
ported on that portion of the Governors message
referred 20 them ON the subject of the donation
for Agricultural Colleges. that bill was already
before the Senate on that subject Concurred ia.
Mr. Johnson, same. reported back the report
OF the State Board of Agriculture with n recon
mendation that IL ay on the table. and 500 copies
be printed for the u-e of the Senate So ordered
Nj. Dougla>-Edaea alton: Reported back SEN
ate bill 81. with a recommendation that the pass
age of the bill was inexpedient. Ordered to lay
on the table
Mr. JohnSon-Agriculture; Reported back
House bill No - with an amendment and when
20 amended. that IL pass. This was the game
bill The amendment prolongs tie time for kill
Ing game. Concurted in.
Mr.. Dickinson-O Organization OF Courts: Re
ported back Senate bill No - 10 amend the Jus
lce of the Peace act, with Recommendation
that il lay on the table. The hill limits Tire mum
Der of Justices in townships of 900 voters and
under TO ore Justice The report was concurred
in-yeas -. nays ~
Me Giiiord--Seeet Committee: Reported back
Senate bill No - with amendments, and when so
amended, that il pass The bill Is the one au.
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vvvhk ~ITi COUNCIL AT IFS LAST NETTING
J. passed the following
nat the City Nsrshsi be Instructed 20 1--WE motto,
.aIoosn me Daily Journal aud Daily Senslnsi shss al
s psi on Vie siSewslks Washington street <han
oosn on or before the 18th day af February,
isos arr which time the IN references sa
msuers VIII be rigdiy enforced.
febs-dtd JOHN UNHERsAw. CRY Nsr<AsIl
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INSURANCE.
elGHTY-FiFTH SeMl-ANNUAl EXPOSE.
JANUARY. 1863.
ETNA SIRaNCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. CONNECTICUT

W hAhifohD. tONNEt1lCIT.
Assgrs JAN. 1853.
-, , Market Value.
Cash, Treasury Notes and Certificate on hand
aud deposited on call end M agent hands Sl,s kst Al
Bank St"ck- Of New York. Hart ford. Boston
81 iou.. Philadelphia and other pl-ces asa sol On
u. > aud state Stock. 81 Kentucky. New
Jersey, Ohio, Michigan New York and IA.
"A
City Binds. New York Brooklyn. Hartford
Rochester, jersey and Miiw aukcs ..... M ian am
Railroad stocks, Hartford and New Haven
Connecticut kvcr and Boston and wor.
1910 1883 %
$50 w. ..s............ f7o.s35 90
49, cut temporary loan........ 100 GOO 90
Real Estate. unincumhcrsd.. 49,. - " sca ~
"'o'''''.''''''...'...' s2.ssa,il 80
ikss LIABILITIES.
Losses, unadjnsisd and due fl.s oas Z.
'ann"r' DIVIDEND psd........ isooo 90 es2s a3s ~
Vet Pa -
Duly swornto, Hartford. Jan. I. lss3 =
20 your Insurance want.
Jan 2e-d'" wM HENDERSON. Agent.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.


WEDNESDAY. February IL. 1863.
The Senate wns called 10 order at9 a NJ
The journal of yesterday was read aud az
,roved
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StEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Thursday February
18th. 1865 for
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
PROPOSALS.
S e aled Proposa l s i.

QUARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT, u s. Al
indianapolis, Ind, heb, 6. 1853.
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MEMORIALS. &c.

Mr. Moore presented series OF resolutions
adopted 10y mass meeting OF the Democratic
citizens OF Owen county. Referred 10 the Com
mittee on Federal Relations.
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MF. White: That the Committee on Agricul-
ture inquire whether further legislation IS neces
sary toe the better protection OF sheep, and report
by oil or otherwise Adopted
The President laid before the Senate AZ invi-
tation from Colonel Darlington 70 attend the
Artillery practice this afternoon ne 2 7. Nj near
the new fair ground.
Dir. Shields moved to accept the invitation,
which prevailed.
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Morgan counties, asking enforcement of 18th
Article of Constitution.
Mr.. Hatfeld From citizens of Fountain
county, with reference to printing lists of delin-
quent land sales.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17


Four skaters in Newport saved themselves
from destruction last week, by driving the
claws of their hammers into the caves of the
building upon which they were working, when
they found their staging giving way. One
poor hod carrier, having no hammer, fell and
was killed.
The corpse of child which was lying in a
house in Providence, prepared for burial, was
burned to a crisp on the night of the 18th, in
consequence of the window curtains taking
fire, and the flames communicating to the
surroundings of the corpse. The shocking
affair was the result ola wake.
The man who stabbed the drummer boy in
the fight at Newport on the 10th, has been
identified, but he has made good his escape.
James L. Horn of Bristol, who recently had
foot race with Shurtleff of Fall River, has
sent a challenge to the postmaster of Paw
tucket which has been accepted The post
master proposes a single heat of five times
around the track of the Pawtucket riding park
at any time when the thermometer shall be
above ninety degrees. He says that race OF
ten or fifteen rods may do very well for boys,
but he considers it contemplate in full-grown
men to engage in such puny contests.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Spectator has got badly bitten in buying
up claims of sailors to prize money. After
paying ont about $50, 200 for claims worth ten
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. II. 1868.

times that amount, he has discovered there is
Il law to prevent the paying of the money to
any butthe sailors themselves
The Virginia City (Nevada) Bulletin says
a large field Of sulphur has been discovered in
Passen Meadows, at the foot of Humboldt Ca
non. As far as it is now traced it covers some
sixty acres, and is from one to three feet
thick. The top is composed of peculiar
kind of crust. The company own 100 acres
of what is supposed to be all sulphur.
The Virginia City (Nevada) Bulletin says
it is absolutely no figure of speech to say that
the streets of that place are paved with silver,
for it is a literal fact that they are. Thou.
sands of tons of rocks, which in other coun-
tries would pay well to extract the silver from,
are used to level and macAdanlize the streets
Rock that will not pass through the screens
at the quartz mills is carried on the roads,
though some of it in any other locality would
be considered rich.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING i
A. ?. WARE & co.

INVITE TIL r. ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOM FRS AND PUBLIC GEN
ESALLY, TO THEIR VERY EXTEN-
sIYEPEODUCTION oFNEW CLOTH
ING, CnAPRIsING a G. ENEIE A l.
STOCK OF sEASoNARLE GARMENTS
ADAPTED To TaE COMFORT AND
II 4STE 0F ALL CLASSES OF PUR-
CHAsEIss INCLUDING. THE MOST
APPwOVED Me- ELTIEs OF THE
SEASON.
'riIE H0YS DEPARTMENT H. IN
FULL STaC *, AND WILL Isc FOUND
WORTHY of A CUNTINUANCE OF
PAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN The CUSTOM DEPA sTsIENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LA ZIG EST AND MOTT DESIRABLE
STOCK OF OVERCOA AGING AND
GOODs FOB ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
DESI1 AsbLE G 9:Ms,.tTs EVER AD
VEHTIsEO AT rails EsrXnLISu-
MENC.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODsIN
EErHER DEPA KT&SEST ON OUR
BUSINESS, ARE EsEs"EorFUALY IN
VArEO 10 SLL AND FREELY Ex-
ANIME THE SAME.
GB- PURCHASERS AT SVEEOLEs ALE
WILL Dc WELL TO LOOK OVER
QUIZ STOCK
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BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The Union Club House, formerly the resi-
dence of Abbott Lawrence, was formally ded-
Gated on the evening of tie 18th. A very
brief report of the private affairs of the Or
ganization was submitted, and the Hon. Ed
ward Everett, president, eloquently welcomed
the members to their new and elegant apart
ments.
Five conscript rioters and three other per-
sons, were arraigned for murder in the SUI
preme judicial court at Boston on tie 10TH
They all pleaded mot guilty." and will have
their trial about the middle of December.
Attorney general Foster appeared for the gov
eminent in each case.
Judge Sprague has passed decree con-
demning the steamer Cronstadt and cargo as
prize of war. The steamer was captured by
the United States steamer Rhode Island, on
the 10Th of August last. She had run the
blockade of Wilmington, N. c., and was
bound to Nassau. The gross proceeds OF the
cargo are about $250,000.
The Inauguration of the grand organ in the
Music Hall, Boston, will take place Novem.
Der I'd, when the best organists of the country
Will exert their skill in elicting its harmonies
An ode has been written for the occasion,
winch will be pronounced by Miss Charlotte
Cushman.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The McBurney estate in Roxbury has beer
purchased by the Catholics of that place, who
will Immediately commence the erection of a
large and elegant church OF So, 700.
The postmaster general has ordered the an
pointment OF John Gushing to be postmaster
at Midway, in place of Mr.. Wales Kimball
resigned.
MIDDIeESEX COUNTY.
G. L. Sawin of Natick was badly injured in
that town, on the 10Th, by the overturning o.
his buggy. He was taken up insensible, and
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Tribute to the Late George Sumner.


The curtain has fallen at last on the career
of George Sumner, the most brilliant, accom-
plished, and versatile man that it was ever nv
privilege to call friend. He suffered long and
patiently, bearing the cross of chronic illness
and pam with heroic fortitude. He was so
favorably and largely known as public man
and lecturer, that the great republic of read
ers will welcome more than passing allusion
to his life, his nature, and his accomplish.
ments. | can give nothing in order or detail,
for [ never prepared myself to write his biog-
raphy, yet in repeated conversations it was
impossible not to gather some particulars of
his career. And yet he was singularly i'm
personal sort of man. Identifying himself
fully with those whom he knew intimately, in
teresting himself in all their work, encourag-
ing them in all their hopes, and constructing
for them an even fairer ideal than they had
conjured up, he yet held his own life aloot,
turning the conversation away from himself
with deXterous skill, and avoiding all those
questions which made him the center of in
terest.
His personal appearance is well known /;
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IN ion) nst Insertion, Sl each subsequent Insertion
peentsi one week, o.; two weeks, o. IS; one month";
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the prce Will be three ourhs fthe price Of one square,
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First insertion 81 per square, each sub
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0pe NoNses.
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
~ WORKS

WWT' NIUNCN,
Mrs X. c DUNLAP'S, NO. l2O Main street.
without esoSm, permit US TO say that all who favor
Us with their patronage may expect 20 have their
done equal in every respect TO the Staten Island bye
Works since long connection with tails business has
enabled us to become acquainted with This ce ehratel
establishment, we ar not AFRAID OF comparison with
them.
BY our arrangen cnt all goods received Mrs,
Dul APPS by SATURDAY. noon, Nll be ready for delivery
within one week from the Monday fJuNing
Grape ShaNs al cOlnrS crimson, sole mo scarlet,
purple and drab-we finish In unsurpaSs- beauty Just
like new.
our cOlurs in silk cannot be beat hbons dye
that customers need not BUY now. Lace curtains
We keen square by frames.
We cleanse carpets ChcaJ AMI very handsome.
Kid elU colOred black and cleanscd very fine.
" hi ERDIMAN,
mch9 dit Proprietor OF the y. T., 8. u. W.
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Two tablespoonsful of the Extract of Sarsaparilla,
Drink and one bottle is equal to gallon OF Inc
syrup Of sasaparlha, o. the Decoction, as usually
made.
1S THESE EXTRACTS II AVE BEEN ADMITTED
10 Use IN TIE UNITED ~ ATS ARMY, and are
aSo ~ very general use in ali the SLATE HOSPITALS
and FUbLIC SAM LAZY INSTITUTIONS throughout
the land as we as in private practices, and ctlsid
cred as Invaluable remedies.
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MeoIctnts.
n r II l L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT


\ FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durng the prac
tce OF fifteen years r Hill has come in contact with
almost innumeTabe cases Of Debility occasiOned by
dreadn habit uf solitary self abuse. They continue
30 warn all vuung men VIII are not aeictei to avoid
1t as they value their lives and to advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
in time 1t Is no eX0ggcrHtnn To say that three Oulths
OF the insane owe their mNlad to this horrd habit The
propretors OF Insane AsYums corrObOrate the state
ment, ana If the victim escapes sanA idocy yet he
or she IL entirely untitled for the real pleasures of life
either in or out of the domestic ercle-wh pOcreatve
powers ruined afflicted with disrust. doubtful
his friends in fact perfect hypochnndriac what is he
mt for but to be cast out aud die Attend them
al You who addicted to this miserable habit, or
NAV be too late, and you may go down to dshOnOrec
grave hardly fiji To meet the God who gave you the pow
ers which you have made instead Of blessing,
they intended. There exists not in the whole
world an object more loathsome miserable than
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven.
pr Hills practice is wholly on the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. 81 Vain street Worcester open from a. nj
to IN Letters (pOstpuid) will receive prompt
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IEAMHOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
HAS CURED EVERY CASE or DIABETES IN
WHICH IT HAS BEEN GIVEN.
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ULCERATIoN OF TUE XlDNEYS AND BLADDER,
kEI Iii, Ii9N ~ URlA>IE, DiSEAaLa IF thE
BLADDER, CALCULUS CIR NVEL,
BhICk DUST DEPOSIT,