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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
WORCEST Err
fKpiroRfAL CORRESPONDENTS J
The New Congress.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1868

WASHINGTON, dec. D, loOo'
About one third of the members of the house
were in Washington, last night. Many more
came in this morning, and the canvass for Of
ficers of the house is very active. l hear of
but two candidates for speaker, namely; Col
fax of Indiana, and Washhum of Illinois.
The present prospect is that Mr.. Colfax will
get the nomination by a large majority. For
clerk, Mr.. Fessenden of Maine is oftenest
mentioned, but the canvass for clerk is not
yet so fully developed as that for speaker, In
regard to the other offices, nothing is now
clear, save the fact that the candidates for the
nominations are very numerous. The tee-
graph may tell you more definitely what is
arranged, before this letter can reach Wor-
Cester.
understand that postmaster general Blair
strongly opposes the nomination of Mr. Col
fax for speaker; but this opposition is nowi>e
likely to control the result. Some of the very
earnest friends of Mr.. Colfax profess to be
very thankful for it, saying with considerable
emphasis that it has done more to strengthen
than to weaken him. Colfax and Washburn
are both good and reliable men, and, person.
ally, they are on very good terms with each
other, believe. But Mr.. Colfax is believed
to be pre-eminently qualified for the duties Of
the chair, and he is very earnestly supported,
especially by those at the west and elsewhere,
who recognize in what is called ''the Blair
influence an active antagonist.
There are some here who believe confident
ly that Mr.. Etheridge, the present clerk, is
concerned in conspiracy to deprive the re-
publicans of the organization of the house.
1t lis snid that he will refuse to enroll every
member who does not formally present in his
office a regular certificate Of election to con-
gress, before the house assemblies, next Mon
day will not accuse Mr.. Etheridge; but,
it is certain that members are not enrolled as
usual, and that they must go to the clerk with
their certificates, or send to him, in order to
get their names enrolled. An old member OF
the house, who has always relied on the gov
ernor of his state to secure the transmission
of his credentials to the clerk, was startled,
yesterday, to hear that his name is not on tue
roll, and that it will not be placed there until
his certificate goes from himself into the hands
of the clerk. His certificate was left at home,
so sure was he that it would not be necessary.
OF course he wrote instantly for another GER
tifcate, which will probably reach him Satur-
day. Others may be found in the same pre-
dicament. 1t is claimed very reasonably that
M. Etheridge should have given public no.
tce of this new regulation. If he really
means such yillanous mischief as some of the
We hear this morning that Cen Meade has
fallen back to his old camping ground, and
that his forward move nent has led to no inn
portant result. B.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

CoLoRED CAVALRY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Gov. Andrew received this forenoon tele-
gram from the secretary. of war, authorizing
the recruitment of regiment of colored cav
airy in this state. This gives an opportunity
for the enlistment of such troops by the towns
and cities, and their incorporation into the
quotas of those places. Massachusetts, was
the first state under the auspices of which the
negro proved his capacity and bravery, as a
part of the infantry force of the country, and
now she takes the lead in demonstrating that
he will make an equally efficient cavalry SOL
dior Boston Tlanscript, 4th.
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The Coal MONOPOLY,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The Bulletin pub
fishes the following We learn this after
noon from an agent of steamship company
that he has been endeavoring to-day to pur-
chase 1000 tons of coal, but thus far unsuc-
-cesstully. lie has received information that
meeting of coal operators was held last eve
ming, at which it was resolved, in order to keep
up the present high prices, to suspend opera
tons The suspension was to commence im-
mediately, but it was finally determined that
it should not commence until the l4th of De
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
MAR KIED.

In this city Dec J. by Rev Lewis Dwight Mt bi, r.,,
dence In Qunsigamond village Franklin Jacc bs 70 Ms
tina Dwight, both of Dudley. " -A"I-
In Blackstone, Nov 26, Julias George of ManAo,, a.
Abbie Very OF Blackstone. VI enuohr 10
Pond, both OIL. " FIHhees
Mary W Whitney of Templeton " Vi "~i"ler' 10
In SOuthbridge, Nov &C. William Hall 20 N. n
ers Ro5h q w413rd also Joseph Allen ESD to Mia
in Petersham, Nov Is, by Rev j Sb.n,rd.on VI n
LeonaTd PRINCIPAL Of the Greenfield high scbooI ~
Aduie DAUGHTER of the Officiating cergy1n ,n :"
sey TAFT. ~ i"iii' ~ naskell 10 MIS- Bet
In Hardwick, Nov g. Samuel $ Depnis n rn,,. NJ.
Sloley: both of Hardwick ~ ~ Gun" nArlA
In Fiskdale, Nov 49, Willard n Ruttorr,o-., 4.
U pham, both Of Southbrdge. ~ ~ i-ieo'a
snin Wsst springfield, Dec B. Pomeroy of III.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

The Presidents MEssAGE.-Thes Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune says that $50 much of the presidents
message as relates to the ways and means by
which the loyal people of the south can be re-
stored to the rights and privileges of the Union
is already in type. 1t is unders TODD that it
has been read to the cabinet, and that it meets
the appreciation of every member of that
body. Those who have read or heard it de-
clare that it will be satisfactory to all but the
bigoted partzans Of slavery"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

ness and railroad men present 1t proposed
40 put on the Inc AS many iirst-class freight
etcamsl'ps - the increasing commercial i'm
portancv Il the city requires, and to this end
The tailIoad managers present promised the
rc-0pvruuon of their respective companies, to
ENSURE prompt and rapid transportation, aud
enable Boston to compete successfully in the
vital question of rates Of freight, and for its
full share of business between the west and
Great Britain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
From Charleston.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 4.-The U. S. supply
steamer Massachusetts; Lieut. VIM. II. West
commanding, arrived at the navy yard this
morning from If Charleston bar Tuesday
afternoon at four o'clock. She brought back
the marine battalion, comprising 200 men and
several refugees from st. Johns river, Fla,
who represent that state to be in starving
condition. She also brought one of the rebel
party who attempted TO blow up the Ironsides
Robert Scott by name, formerly of New
York.
Lieut.. West reports than Gen. Gilmore still
continued to throw shells into Charleston at
the rate of twenty per day, and it was evident
that they were doing considerable damage.
The shells were seen to burst at night. All
the inhabitants of Charleston had been re-
moved to the rear of the city.
The firing on Sumter had ceased, and Gen
Gilmore was turning his attention to the forts
inside the har5or. A terrific fire was kept up
Oh fort johnson. On the reception of the
news of Grants victories on Tuesday, our
army and navy fired grand salutes.. Soon af-
forwards the rebel batteries opened fire, which
was vigorously going on when the Massachu-
sets left. No flag now floats over Sumter,
and only an occasional shot is fired from its
runs.
correspondent Of the Boston Herald, dat
ing off Charleston, Nov. IS, writes Zone or
two rebel batteries on James island have been
completely demolished by our immense shot
and shell. Sumter received an awful pound
ing yesterday. One of our heavy shot struck
upon the inside of the wall facing toward the
city handing. An immense quantity of it fell
into the sea below. The walls are so broken
up that now have fine view through them.
Last night sergeant and ten privates of a
Georgia regiment, stationed on James island,
made good their escape during the darkness,
and surrendered themselves to Gen. Gilmores
forces on Folly island. They say the Charles
tonlans and troops are almost in a state of pam
ic All kinds Of eatables are scarce and enor-
mousy high. They say the south cannot hold
out many months longer. The poor people
are in a state of starvation there and in Sa-
Vannah.
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From the PoIomnc Army.

WASHINGTON, Dec. An was quiet in
front of the army of the Potomac to-day.
Last night the enemy made reconnaissance
in force, consisting of artillery, infantry and
cavalry, and crossed at Raccoon ford, proba-
bly, with the intention OF ascertaining our
strength and position, but they were repused
by detachment of our cavalry corps, and
rapidly retreated to the south side of the Rap
idan. We occupy Culpepper with a cavalry
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A Riot of strikers on the AmbOy Rail-
road,

occurred this week in South Amboy, N. j., on
the part of strikers in the employ of the Cam
den and Amboy railroad Government and
other freight was detained, railroad and other
business stopped, and for two days mob law
reigned supreme. On Wednesday sheriff
with posse of thirty men and militia com
pany from Trenton, dispersed the mob and
arrested many of them. All is quiet now,
and the operations of the road have been re-
Sume0
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fishes private letter from pris0net afn lR2yY3J
prison, which came through without the in
spection of rebel officers, dated Nov. l6. 1t
says: The rebels have again reduced our ra-
tons. We now receive per diem three fourths
of Il pound of corn bread, and one gill of rice
to ten men, and as much water as we can
drink. Meat was stopped q week ago. The
rebels allow us to receive letters, but won't
let us write complaints to the north, if they
can help it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

IN West Millbury, Dec T. of dipthe,in Cbsri. NJ 80
OF John and larry Brown, yrs 2mos -''''0 ~ Sun
1 Gnet al SUNDAY at O'Clock. Relatives and friends
In Webster Oct II, of diptheria, Simeon G Newton .
soldier1n Co e, 3ith Regt Mass Vols lie WAS hi ahIa
esteemed and loved by his company lie sureTed Ely
s als aSe In the service and sent home BY CAPT
mother before he should DIE ~ ' " MS
IN Charlton Nov 2S Hannah, wife OF Major John Hill
Syrs ii mos 5Oh, at the town almshouse David Fits
SS yrs; 9th, Mary Burlngame, yrs $3.50
IN LLunenDurg v q Franklin Harrington, 80 yrs
hleu al the battle of Chickamaugu, Charles p only
burg, rs yrs A'is'' " ri''n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

New YORK, Dec. A special to the Eve
ming Post, dated Washington, Dee. 4th, says
from Gen. Meade's army represent
that everything is quiet to day.
The government has ordered the sale of all
confiscated lands in Virginia, South Carolina,
Florida, and Tennessee, on the 10Th of Janu-
airy. The sale will be peremptory, to pay the
direct tax of those states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

WAsHINGToN, Dec 4.-The U. S. steamer
Sassacus, yesterday, while towing down the
Potomac in the evening another vessel, was
run into near Mount Vernon by the brig Alice
Lee of Wilmington, Del, bound up with a
load OF lumber. The wheel-house OF the Sas-
sacus was torn off, the wheel was injured, and
four of her men fell overheard, two OF whom
were rescued by the brig, which was also dam
aged The Sassacus returned to the navy
yard for repairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE opposition
members of the house of representatives,
about fifty in number, had free conversa-
ton tonight at the capitol. Representative
King, the only border state man present, pre-
sided. The border state men also had con-
sultation tonight. No definite action was
taken with regard to the election of officers of
the hnnSn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

BosToN AND LIvERPooL,-The capitalists
and business men of Boston have taken pre-
liminary steps toward establishing a line of
steamships between that city and LiyernooI.
The legislature, last winter, incorporated for
this purpose Messrs. E. s. Tobey, Amos A.
Lawrence, James M. Beebe, and others, with
authority to raise a capital stock of two mil
lions of dollars. Persons interested held
IN citing, OH Wednesday, at the rooms of the
board of trade, and the prosecution of the
work was warmly advocated by all the bust
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

SEVERE ASSAULT, AND THEIR CoLoRs TAKEN!
1t ia not often that we hear of a more chivalrous
assault and with such dyeng success, and SO few
killed, as has been made on Howe Stevens Fam
ily Dye Colors and that too by ladies, wholly unac
customed to any thing of the kind. Every lady in
the country should continue the assault until these
coors are found in every house Sold by all the
druggists throughout the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 4.-The sub treasury
at this point was replenished yesterday by the
transfer of $3,OO0,000 in legal tenders The
government finances are working smoothly,
and there is no probability of Mr.. Chase's
coming into market for another loan at pres
ent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
GuorrIIIa work on inc MI,s,,sIppi

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-The cotton trade be-
tween Memphis and Arkansas has been bro
ken up by guerrillas, who plumber the people
of their cotton, destroy it, and conscript the
owners. Cotton was quoted in Memphis on
the LIST inst. at AZ zoe cash.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

A CARp-The Ladies of the Board of Managers of the
Childrens Friend Society desire to express their thanks
to all who kindly assisted the time of the recent
fire thy fee especially INDEBTED to those friends who
SO generously opened their houses tor the scceGmoda
ton of the family until home can be provided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
The Five-Twenty BOND. READY

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The sales of five
twentes to-day amounted to $674, 300 The
long delayed bonds are now being delivered
at the rate of a million and halt per day and
larger amounts are promised during the
waak
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
LATEST NEWS.
GEN. LONGsTREET's REFUSES.
He Loses 1000 Men and four
Cannon.
By LEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY S

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-The following de-
spatch has been received at the military head.
quarters in this city:
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 30.-All is well. The
enemy was repulsed yesterday with heavy
loss. Everything is going on well, and we
feel very confident.
Dispatches state that in the assault of Knox
vile on the 29th ult., the rebels lost over 1000
killed, wounded and prisoners.
Special dispatches from Cumberland Gap,
dated Dec. Sd, report that there was fighting
yesterday at Walkers Ford, two miles from
the Gap, between Fosters and Longstreet's
cavalry. The latter, in attempting to cross
the Clnch river, were repused, with the loss
Of fifty men. We captured four guns,
Two of our surgeons were found murdered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Central Railroad l24a; Pittsburg, Fort wayne,, md
Chicago Railroad s25 Michigan Southern Railroad 19;
American Coal Co preferred s25; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad 1875 quicksilver Mining Co, 10 6s5; Pacific
Mail Steamship Co 2l2 Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad i6h; Alton and Terre Haute Railroad SIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Treatment OF Diseases of tho Chest
lung Throat Respiratory Organs, and Nervous Alice
tions.-DR ALPHoSsE WOLF (ds Paris) who has been
practising physician in New York city for the mast eight
years Informs his patients the public that he has
returned from visit to tha hospitals of Paris and LON
don, and has resumed his practice
DIR VOLTS successful treatment Of the above diseases,
DeSlues Neuralgia, Rheumatism SC. &C. is well known
ana can be atteste1 by most respectable parties He
can De consulted personally from to 10 a. m and to
p '' anu correspondence by mail promptly attended
~ DIR. A. WOLF
MI dawGal 1872 Broadway. New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

~ NEM J DIRK, Dee. 4.-Stocks are Stehdier; American
Gold ISL; SKIES one year certificates. new 81;
skies si coupons, Os3; Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail
ROAD lO4k; Chicago Rock Island Railroad 1884; Lii
nos Central scrip l8 n York Central Railroad 1889;
Reading Railroad l20a; Erie preferred lOl3 Erie Rail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

BARRE.-The ladies of the Baptist society held
social leyce at their church last Wednesday evening
in aid oftheir pastor, Rsy. Mr. Hunt. Dea, Gleason
presided, and interesting speeches were made by
DR.. Rowland. Lieut.. Babbitt, and Rev Dir. Hunt of
this town, Rev. Messrs. reoubst and Jordan Of
Oakham, and Capt J q. Crawford. The music, by
the Oakham Band, was excellent. Refreshments i'll
great variety and abundance were provided. Re
CENTS SlO9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

~ OIICE.-I have removed my Repair
- shop from No. %. to MRS. l. s. CHAPMAN's SHOE
eroRE, No 81 Main street, where shall pleased to
see ALL FRIENDS snd former patrons and viii pledge
them that all work entrusted me, shall be satstacto
rily executed.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed, S. CARPENTER.
worcester, Oct g. 1868. d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

The Confessions sud Experience aR
HnVnIEd.-Publisbed for the benefit, and warning
ami caution to young who sufIs from Nervous De
btv Premature Decay oil Manhoo etc, supplying at
the same time The means Of self BY ono who
cured himself after being put great expense and in
jury through medical hunbug and quackery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
mis- d&wly Bedford, Kings County, NY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Browns Bronchial 'FrOches FOR CoUGHs AND
CULDs-A ne elected Cough, Cold. IrritGted Sore
Throat if allo ed t. progress results in serious Pumo
nary Bronchial and Ashmatc Diseases uttenimes in
durable BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs reach directly
the Effected parts and give almost immediate relief For
Bronchitis Asthma, Catarrh and Consumptive Coughs
the 1roches useful. Pubic Speakers and Singers
should have the rrOches to clear and sireng hen the
Voice. Military Ofcers and Soldiers who overtsX the
voice, and exposed to sudden changes should
them Obtain only the genuine. browns bronchial
Trochcs' having proved their eff acy by many
years highly recommends and pres iribed by Phys
cans and Surgeons in the Army and received tes
timOnials from many eminent men.
Sold by all Dru sgiss and Dea in Medicine in the
United States foreign countries at rs cts per
box. d&wlm n23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Observation-Disclosures war meetings nre be
ing held, and about half of the towns quota have
already enlisted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

GARDNEE.-A rouSng meeting will be held
in Gardner next Wednesday evening. Hon. A. II.
Bullock of this sity, and Col. j. W. Kimball Of
Fitchburg, are expected to be present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

A WORCESTER COUNTY BoY.-Ths Woonsocket
Patriot says shat Gen Wheeler, the rebel, who has
made such savage raids in Tennessee and Kentucky,
was born in Worcester county. We trust we shall
be spared any more definite information the sub
jsct, and that mo questions will be asked as to
which of the tiftyeght towns in the county the i'm.
mediate disgrace belongs of being the native town
of this renegade
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

THE PAY OF PEWArEs.-The great war
meeting at Cooper institute, New York,
Thursday evening, unanimously adopted the
following resolution
Resolved, that recommend congress to in
the pay OF the privates the military service
of the government $50 per month, this to apply
well to those now in service to those who shall
hereafter be mustered into such service.
JOHN ID. PHILBRICK, Esq, superintendent
of schools in Boston, has been appointed n
member of the board of education in place of
Rev. DR.. Haven, resigned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

FIToHBURs.-Mr. c. W. Carter, for five years =
successful teacher in the West Fitchburg grammar
school, has resigned his charge and gone to Wo-
burn as principal of = lourishing school in that
place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

THE STATE BoUNTY.-We understand that
some OF the towns in, the eastern part of the
state have been cheated during the last two
or three days, in the attempt to purchase re-
cruits in the city by offers of larger bounty.
Foreseeing that such methods of recruiting
would lead to infinite complications and
abuses, the governor fOrbids them in the fol-
lowing general order -
l. That all such payments will be considered a. so
much mOuey paid ON account of the commonwealth,
and that il be deducted from the state bounty at
the time of paying the same. Tho Rdjutant general
will prepare the rolls accordingly. The law forbds
all municipal bOuntss, and the governor will en-
deayor TO prevent it being done, even indirectly.
tie urges all good citizens tile necessity of aiding
in EN- Ocing the law in this respect and of discount
tenancing all evasion oft. Nothing prevent Mas
hachusetts raising her contingent, unless it shall be
the injury, injustice, fraud and delay which a COM
petitve system of bOunties surely breeds and which
The law forbids.
II. No recruiting officer of a volunteer regiment
is allowed to cOntraSt to furnish for hire reward
volunteers toward filling any quota. Amy offer to
10 50 shoud be promptly reported at these head
quarters. The offer only that the officer
will endeavor to hold back men readyto enlist in
order to make dishonorabe gain Tor himself with
out adding all the actual force recruited to the
credit of this commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

POLICE CoURT.-FrdGy, Dec John O'Reagan,
convicted of being drunk, paid one dollar and costs
asa fine. John Manning paid three dollars and
costa on similar charge. This was Mannings sea-
Ond offence. James LaleJ, Tor being common
drunkard, and Bridget Lalley, his wife, for being
drunk, were each sent to the hOnse of correction
for three months. Bridget Finneron, for being
drunk was fined two dollars and costs; committed.
Jemes Telman of Paxton, for the same prevailing
offence fined one dollar and costs, which he
wisely concluded to pay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

Adams GniIery.-Mr. ADAMS takes pleasure in
announcing to his friends that he has made engage
ment with a Boston Artist, M GEO. CRIrcHEKsON,
Qate Of Blacks Galiery( In securing engagement
with Mr. Cicheson, Mr. A. has been actuated with the
determination TO continue the reputation The "Ad
ans Gallery a. the leading Gallery of Worcester.
Strangers and others invited to call and better
Pictures in OIL Water Color, India Ink, Pastele,
than can be found in any other establishment Of the
kind in the vicinity. Mr.. CrChersOn will pay particular
attention to ing OF children, copying old pictures to
all sizes and taking Of views in Worcester and vicinity,
Gallery 239 Main sire t, up only flight of stairs.
Mo dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

An Assistant Wanted In ii Dental Once.
good opportunity Tor Student Nitrous Oxide
Laughing Cas- administered in extracting teeth.
$. p. MILLER,
nj diff Office ~ Main street.