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Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

For Moth Patches, FreekIes and Ton,
Use PeTryS Moth and Freekle Lotion.
1t is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known for
where. DEPOT, 49 BOND ST., Y.
Pimples ON the Face.
For Comedones, Blaek-worms or Grubs Pimply Erup-
tions, and Blotehed designations on the Face use
PeTTy's Comedone and Pimple Remedy.
Is invaluable to the afflicted Prepared only by Dr.
u. c. PERRY, DRRAAToLoGIsT, 40 BOND ST., n. Y. Sold
BY Draq0sts egerg1here d&w4m f2
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

Gee. =. AoPpin dk Ce., Commin.on Merchants
end Dealsrr In Flour, Corn Rye, Oats Mali Meal OF Al
kind Fine and Coarse Ieeo, Linsssd on Neal, Ne.
sasn'es'ssssl worcester. Mass az iaaa
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

Five Per Cent. per AnRum
Allowed for Money on Call. Z. A. GooDN0W,
aus diff First National Bank.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19
Worcester Gas Light Company.

worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac.
turing purposes and Family use is now offered to the
Prices:
One Ghaldron of SS bushels. ..............saoO
In quantities less than half Chaldron, is Cents per
bushel -
Payments may be made and orders its delivery will
be issued only at the Office Of the Company, No. Bank
Block, Foster street, up stairs,
REPAIRS, dc.
irregularities or failure osuppy gas should be report
ed and applications for service pipes and may be
made at the REPAIR Room, No. Crompton's Block Me
chanic street up stairs diff iaI
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

John 3. Clark 81 Son, Commisson Merchants
sna dealers in Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster Lime Cal
phosphate Of Lime, and Western Produce, Nos. e5 and
dtf JOHN 8. CLARK SON.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

Oppression after eating headache, debility,
are the effects OF Indigestion One, two at most OF
Parsons PaTgattve Pftls will give Immediate relief
Joanson's ARodyRe LiRi1ent may be administered to
children with perfect success in cases of Group whoop
ing cough influenza and almost any of the diseases TO
which they liable. deop&wlw aplT
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

you down from want of good rich blood you
need Tonic, and Kngleys Iron Tonic the best thing
you use.
aplT deop3t ATE. A. WARREN s.
ALL LADIES Know that men do not like rough
skinned woman, with freckles tan and pimpes.
Natures remedy for these moryng blemishes as well
as for Mothpatches and Rlng-marks is Hagans Magno-
Liza Balm. 1T gives to the complexion that smooth,
transparent and marble purity which bespeaks refine
ment exces admiration, and is woman's chief atrac-
tlon This is what the Balm will do and gradual and
naturally that its cannot be detected Then add
nxurant head of hair by using the best and popu
lar Hair Dressing and Restorer in the world-Lyon's
Celebrated Kathairon-and your friends will hardly
know you These articles are sold by all Druggists
al0 deop&wlm
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

Foreign Mark kets.-lBv Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, April ls.-Consols 93S a 9SH American
securities quiet ve-twenties, lS62s, 904 1865, DID,
s9H; 1865, 92H ten fOrties, S9H.
LIVERPOOL April lS--Cotton dull uplands 7Hd; saes
10000 bales.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

Bath Tubs and Boilers Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash Trays Sinks DO BE- fitted up at short notice. and
in thorough manner. dtf Jys
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

central racine gold bonds .SoA 0qSoH
Money active this afternoon, but rates about the
same yesterday. Exchange continues firm at ITO %
l0h. Stocks closed strong though some leading speeu
The only exception to the advance on the list to-day was
Panama which sold down to SAX the lowest point since
the opening Of the Pacific roads Express stocks to-day
were bloyant and higher. Coal and miscellaneous
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-19

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK April l8.-The advance In gold continued
till close Of business the latest sales being a llA %
ilH the highest prices of the day; the specie export
for tomorrow is now estimated at million and quar-
ter Governments closed active and generally higher.
United States currency os .ll5h@ll5h
United States Skies 1881 coupons. -. .ll7@ll1h
United States 5-20's, 1852 coupons. ll9A 1ll3A
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
POLICE NOTES.

James johnson (coloredl was drowned at Pier lS,
yesterday.
Julius Freyer's cabinet shop, No. $50 Warren-st.,
broohlYn, was damaged o. loo By Ere yesterday.
George. Rogers, age 80, night watchman. was
drowned a tbe foot Dnonve BrootJn on Wedsesd night
Lizzie Wilson, age 4, Of No. 785 Eleventh-aye, was
severely Hured Yesterday By locomotive Of The Hsds'n hVu Rail-
road
Lawrence Bergen, age 45, of One-hundred- and.
nnhtt and Tpthavs thrown out Of wagon IN TsntaVs
tsrdAJ, and probably fatally injured
The body Of an unknown man, age 81, feet 9
hehs having bi hair aad sandy pns.he snd red
lE.R
Charles Steinhof. German tailor, ago IS, OF No.
heetoftc ds yesterday In tie Psrk Hospt. hon ipwies
tory No. GIeenuiehst
verdict of accidental death WA rendered, yes
,sSo' S n Ne sss. q !,ss. sns s a. Ne
and FortJ.secona-st and va run over
v. An inquest was held yesterday, st St. yncent's
nop on nt bo45 Of wn WSf ass a. yho Will: ahsns from
Induced IN the stomach, ipdnoed woman
sbet
Tho Board Of Police dismissed, yesterday, the fol-
nt ChAI.es Schmidt Harrison fottn lhd Pstnk Ash
ee Isnth freenet Wn Bepnis John H. Keller Of the P
Ffeh Wright Pergssos Of tbs Hineteenth Pebet Wm A.
Q, as nweey ar Prsn and Archibald H. bsAsssd of
Ne TNssu 1N PHGSsi
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The Rev. Clement G. Dickey was installed,
last evening" pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at
Tompkins-ave and McDonough-st., Brooklyn. The Rev.
DR.. Duryca preached.
The Old Ladies' Home of the NJ. E. Church
in Fotysccondst will receive its annual donation visit
this evening These visits intended to supplement the
slender endowment OF the institution The Rev. TnonAs
Guard will address the company.
The New-York Female Assistance Society
held it's 5sth annual meeting in the Reformed Dutch
Church at Fifth-ave. and Twenty-nnh-st yesterday.
After address by the Rev. Dr. Ormston the report Of
managers containing statistics and Incidents Of the
work OF the Society," read Tho Treasurer reported
balance Oft6T75 81.
A regular monthly meeting Of the Medico-
Legal Society held last evening in the lectureroom
OF the College OF Physicians and Surgeons, at Twenty
thlrd-st and Fourthaye Prof Lewis Peet Of the New
York Institute for the Deaf and Dumb read paper
The Psychical Status and Criminal Responsibility OF the
Totally UDeducated Deaf and Dumb advocating tho
responsibility OF deaf mutes and egsaton to enforce ed
ucetlOn in all such cases.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
PROMINENT ARRYvALA

PROMINENT ARRrvAIA
Nfth-Avcnue HoteLEx- Gov. Bullock OF Mas
Armenia, N. Y. the Hon. NJ p. Bemns, Mayyille, n II;
Judge Israel Spencer Of Syracuse. Prot W. Miles OF
Charleston, q. CT Thomas H. Garfield OF Vermont An
son stager OF Chicago, and E. +. Winsow OF 81 Louis
go 81. Nicholas Hotet-Gen y; p. BANKS and namily OF
Lieut. Gov of ILLINOIS, j. F. Joy Of Detroit ana o.
b. Nnderman OF Philadelphia - Ast3r Mouse-Hen
Lawrence Co., N. Y, and ex-senator Cattel OF NewJer
seys= Westminster Hotet-Isaac Lvermore OF Boston
- 81 Janss Hotel-Senator- elect Madden Of Mid
dletown, r. Y. and the Rev. James Saul OF Phila
delphia z== Metropolitan Hokt-Orange 3. Wnans OF
Dunkrk N T.; the Hon. T. l. Miner OF Havana, N; T.;
head Of Pennsylvania. - HOFFMAN House-Ex-C ON
gressmen ". ID. Bishop and r. ID, Hubbard OF Con-
necticut. Ne,c- York HOtel-The Countess Bcrti.
NATL Of Italy, Gen. q. +. Marvin OF Albany and Dr.
Casanova OF Spain. 60 ST. Dents Hott-Capt. John
Goldman OF Boston. Grdnd Central H0tet-0. Do
SibOurg. French Consul at BOstOn.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
ZINE WATCHES,
DEAUTTFUL SNOW! AND OTHER POEMS.

DFAUTIFUL SNOW! AND OTHER POEMS.
Bv Mrs G. j. Newly KATB 0DOHOGUUB By Charles Leye.
LIFE or CHARLES DICKENS By Dr. r. Shelton Mackenzie
FANCHON THB CRICKET; Or IA PETITE FADETTE" by
George Sand DENB HOLLOW By Mr.. Henry Wood
And other New Books Published this day BY
T. i. PETERSON BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA
and are for sale BY all Bookseller and Ne" Ageni~
BEAUTIFUL SNOW
BEAUTIFUL SNOW AND OTHER POEMS. New and enlarged
edition. B W Watson In issuing the present rev nj enlarged
edition Of BEAUTIFUL SNOW" several Other written by M
Watson and not ucude G edition. have been added 10 T. VL
Saw please Help Blind" Somewhere to Go and Swinging
ia the poem which lends its to The book BEAU
PL SNOW weT subject with OhHna. and ieehnR az
dps Of the TTechd outcsSt - she
watches beautiful cod AMI unfeeny snow,
that she fair and depicted win ue
artistic All Tom the volume geat Interest,
and display lively pleasant fancy well genuine hearty sym
hold Of the memory will live and last because they touch
chords Of human sympathy. 80 -.
The universal press received the first edition OF Beau
commendon and epecisy spoke OF Mr.
OF the highest and who apaaS directly 10
the hupau heart; EnLdr1f EhLh will be eagerly
sought beautiful Beautiful Snow and Other
volume and is printed the
bound cloth with beed boards,
gt back. Of the haudsomest volumes
country. Pnce Two Dollars An edHon Of II S
also ed suitable for presentation t bound with JUL o %
GH and gilt back. Price. Ihrec Dollars.
MRS j. Z. NEWBl'S GREAINOVEL.
KATE KENNEDY. Noe By Mrs j. C. NeHhg Being the 1r't
cheap and popular Of the celebrated novels ot
C. New issued by Complete in one large
octave yolune. fLce 81 cents
Above all Bookseller viii be sent post
padO OH receip Ot price the publishers
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI-
WATCHES DAnoNDs yAsBoEABLE JE~ELRr and
srERHG Silver, soUIREs 81 PultOnSt Diamonds sIay
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
lAnnouneemenul
BuRNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

UDoLPHo WoLFR's CELEBRATED SCHIEDAM
scHsAPP-The immense popularity Of tho world renowned AROMATIC
scHfp ScHSirPs ofUdopho We Newfor has resulted in e
quut ampu OF late countsng BY persons Who wish
. fer nfehor article This wonderful dureie has been pronounced
BY Thousands leading the country pure
denal offered for sae Put In and pint botts
fot saie By all Druggists and GrOcen
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

Citizens and strangers who desire tasty
snd eiees1t mpehor quality hOah can nseu
faeafer, lla HAsssa.St
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING OFFICE!
Of LORD 99i Broadway Twenty econd <9 Boome
Broadway hadssp gassna hees father gloves ke. cleaned
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

ALEXIS APARTMENTS. - Cologne fountains
and s'eopeap nucbOIe features 10 the apartments Of tbe Grand
Duke the ClsIeudou On diamond pointed peg (manueurd
psy for the oessioa and inserted In Of The bedrsOm
hat purchased Of KSoI, il2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
FLEETWOOD PARK Nov and sPuns stake double

SANE DAIMAeh for $500 mile heats three In hye In harne
P. Names b. W. II: Alen.................''''
u. Haoe1 NJron Perry.
Time 23li, 2:28i 2:29t 7:3l.
ZANE DAY-hatch, S2OO mile beats, best three In hye.
Owners 8. Nose In harness, pscing.............."
Owners g. 3. Dan, TO wagon Iouhg
Timel lSt&, 7:6Jl 2:t6
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
THE TURF.
AT FLEETWOOD Park.

TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
The unfinished team trot between Honest
Allen and running mate against Kingston and running
mate with three other trotng gatches attracted good
attendance at Fleetwood Park yesterday When the
team trot was postponed on Wednesday. Kingston had
won two and Honest Allen one Of the four heats the
third having been decided dead heat. Honest Allen
and mate the fifth heat in 22l and the sixth and
race in 2l99, both hents having been very closely
tested and the rottng having been at times surprisingly
fast. The match between T. Carpenters ch. Major Al
len formerly LOcust) and Dan Maces g. Myon Perry,
for s225O was postponed by consent, and match for
$500 mile heats three five in harness, between Myron
Perry and p Manees b. h. W. Fl. Allen, was troted My
ron Perry won the second, ant W. H. Allen the first,
tween the pacing horse Nose IN harness. and the trot
ting herse Dan, to wagon meheats best three III five,
was won by the PAGER In three straight heats
FLEETWOOD PARK Nov and sPuns and stake 81 m for double
teams mile heats best thfe in Eve, 10 HagonA
T. Carpenter b q Kingston and running mate o .
w Bonts Honest Allen and running mate ]
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
HOME NEWS.
TnKRhoMErRR YESTERDAY.

y THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. ,,,-,.,,
Dan Noon. SD ". bdn'ghh
AJO
HIGH TIDB TO-DAY
Long Branch Roeis Batery and
way, I'd CoasI ID. N.Y. Baths FushiDg, L. l.
80 s:ss s%S 20 so "a
vRATHHR PRotPEcrs ron rms yIcIHIrI
Sse FfA pAge.)
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

GENTS DRESS HArs.-Hebberi, 40 Broadway
slA HAia. 81, BsJI and Chhssss HsA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

The prompt arrest of diseases of the bladder,
seyt Urinary sshls and other complaints Of maI
naar, 10 Insured By the ,gney HELHsoLp's BvCuv.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

"THEY CUREIn What Curesi AVER
CHzRnT PscroHAL for q Ooagh AiERs PLn Purvative
ArrE, sAxiArALlA fer ths complaints , Isaurs lsra
neddne
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

Deaths, last week, 49, including six from
SMALL pOx
The Board of Education expended $2O,3B
last month.
The County Institutions mt Flatbush contain
237 Inmates and the Smallpox Hospital O. PATENTS
The cornerstone of the new church of the
Reformed Dutch congregation laid yesterday after
noon at Wyckoust and Third-ave, the Rev. DR.. KIM
la aud the Rev. Dr. Mason conducting the exercises.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

pOTttT COfTtFpOnuCNL HsKIng
him to forward to THE TRIBUNE ofco any letter that
might come for Mr.. Bgelow from Philadelphia In duo
time the following communication, which proved the
correctness Of the reporters impression regarding Dr.
HyltOn's willingness to carry tho negotiations,
received
JOHN --, NJ D.-Str: young gentleman
called on me few days ago. desrous Of becoming q
did not remember your name, but since recoect that
/ wrote to you some time ago. through one of your
who would he likely 10 send me some students Of
The Young mans name was Edward 4. Blgeiow Of Ham.
burg Penu. think he said he was an ofce student Of
The science Of medicine or II he s please tell him
TO call on me some Monday Thursday, about IL to
HyY and nd call and sec US yourself
PROT YSSfs S6Ey truly 1anorstory No. To- a PHst M
Inelosed with the above q sort Of valentine or
rhythmical essay entitled: "Hygea Or o review Of
Modern Schools Read before the Electric Medical So
ccty Of Pennsylvania at their 18th annual meeting Jan.
a. 1871 By j. Dunbar Hylton NJ. D., Professor Of Chem
stry and ToxicoloRy" The essay proves to be most In
comprehensive and vulgar dOggere Of which the fol-
lowing is fair sample:
Silently and swifter than fash Of light
Draped she In white, but twas so light and thin,
Through IL could behold her glowing skin,
And far more beauteous was her graceful form
Than the bow when first 1t issues from the storm.
DE- HyltOn had in the course Of his conversation In
formed the reporter Lnkt no B1IpOob "ore required IN
the COLLEGE, In The BclecRc Medical Journal which Is
nothing more than advertisement or prospectus Of
this bogus college, list Of seven textbooks IL given.
Five OF these are written and sold by Dr. Buchanan,
who thus makes very nice proht outside Of the regular
fees in which all the professors share. This pamphlet,
beside being illustrated with several horrible carcatures
of diseased countenances Ii rendered attractive by
fullpaRe cut Of W. Henry Bowisby, NJ D., who styled
Secretary Of the NewYor State Eclectic Medical As
ISOLATION and Chairman OF the National Committee
PhaImscOpWia DC"
The pamphlet slso proves the statement made above
With regard to DR.. Hyltons veracity and integrity. Un-
der the head OF " Fees 4" Ooours the folio wing:
Perpetual sehoinrshtP, which entities the holder
So0
Matriculation fee.
GnidastiOn fee. 90
The entirO expense which DR.. Hylton thinks cheap
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
EDUCATIONAL.
GOPhaml Seminary.
Board of Instruction.

Board Of Instruction.
G. M. BODICE, A. NJ, Principal,
and Teacher of Classics.
MISS ADELA BARNES,
Preceptress and Teacher of Vocal and Piano Music
MADAME MARIE COURLAENDER,
Teacher of Modern Languages
MISS JENNIE E. BODICE.
Assistant Preceptress, and Teacher of Rhetoric.
Instruction will be given by competent Teachers in
Mathematics Drawing and Painting, and an
Assistant III Music will be secured az
soon as possible.
Winter Term Commences December 5th,
and Continues Eleven Weeks.
BOARD AND TUITION.
TNHE Seminary Building will be devoted to the ac-
n eommodation of young ladies for boarding, yet
tne classes may be arranged SO as to include both
sexes in recitations.
board for Young Ladies $40 per Term.
A tsoung Ladies desrous of boarding themselves will
DC furnished with rooms in the Seminary Rniin@ ~
Ech r9em Is designed for two persons and wifi he
comforters po M articles except quilts
Board ior young men be obtained ap in nrivats
mies on reasonable terms. Facilities are oered to
those wishing to board themselves eiou W
English Studies or Teachers Glass sroo
English Studies and Latin and Greek q 00
French, German or Spanish, each ..... S00
bookkeeping and Penmanship, both, ,.... 800
Drawing. ......................... 400
Pantlng.. .........:................. 500
Piano Music ........................... 12 90
vocal Observation-Disclosures. 800
For further information apply TO
G. MI. BODICE, Principal,
Bethel, Gnntil Nov. 25th), or
T.. A. WATERMAN, Secretary
Gorham, Me-, Nov. 10, 1871. no17d&wtt
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

A COMMISSIONER OF INsCRIPTIONs.-As ]
was walking once with an intelligent friend
in cemetery, he said to me: 1--WE have in
eevery town a commissioner of highways,
whose duty it is to inspect all roads, and not
to allow any street to become public way
unless it is safe and in every way satisfactory.
So we ought, think, to have commissioner
of inscriptions, who should not allow any
epitaph to be placed in graveyard unless it
is free from absurdities and is acceptable to a
correct TASTE" We had just been looking at
monument which bore the name of a high
ly respectable clergyman, and below a square
divided off thus: on the right, "His children" !"
with list of their names; on the left, "His
companions" with a list of the companions I"
l can scarcely say why 1--WE can rarely tell why
any uiiiiis 10 iu,ioro..}, L..t 30 "a.
tai to repress a smile. 1t was as though Brig
ham Young should introduce to you row of
DANES, saying, with a comprehensive wave of
''My wives" And, by the way, dear editor,
will you tell me flor the editor, you know,
is omniscient) why the deceased wife of a
minister is always called his companion? No
one else ever calls his wife so; nor does the
minister, l think, until she is dead. But
then he says: Il have buried my compan-
ion." To be sure, it is not quite as bad as the
'my lady" of half bred nouveaux richesses,
swollen with accidental wealth or public plum
der. l haven't doubt that the ''boss'' always
speaks of 'smy lady," This is both absurd and
pretentious. "Companion" is only absurd. l
heartily second the motion of my friend for a
commissioner of inscriptions. III.
L. Wdyldnd IN Independent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
Not Partial to Salt.

Bear-hunting is not always the pleasantest
kind of amusement So thinks Mr.. Hamil-
ton of Missouri. This gentleman shouldered
his rifle one morning and went into the tim
Der abont a mile off, to shoot squirrels. At
night he had not returned, nor did he make
his appearance during the following night.
As aquirrets are not apt to devour a man,
several neighbors the next morning went in
search of him. About O'Clock in the after
noon they found him up a tree, thirty feet
from the ground, and unable to extricate
himself He said that about 3 O'Clock the
previous day he came across large black bear
ana shot at him but missed him, when the
pear made for him with all his might. He
ran, and flnding the bear gaining on him he
tnrew away his rifle and climbed up a syca-
more tree, with the bear following right at his
heeS. The top of this tree had been broken
OH, and was hollow, in which hole he thrust
one OF his legs to keep himself from falling.
put ne soon found that his leg was fast when
he tried to extricate himself, and he coulI
not draw it out. The bear in the meantime
had torn the boot off on the outside. and was
gnawing and eating the flesh from the foot
foot and ankle. Mr.. Hamilton took his
pOcket-knife out and cut at his ewes bnt
with one sweep of his paw the bear strncL
the knife from his hand, with part of two q,
his fingers. He could now see no helm and
gave up to die, expecting to be eaten up alive
by the beast. But soon happy thought
sruck MN. That morning he had put some
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
Experiences Of a Suicide.

man in Harrisburg recently attempted to
commit suicide by taking grain of strych-
nine. The skill of his physician having saved
his life he narrates his experience for the ben
eft of science. He says:
In the course of five minutes I began to
feel slight cramps in the calves of my legs.
The cramps increased in intensity and extend
ed to the feet and thighs, causing the most in
tense pain. l attempted to rise from the
chair, but fell to the floor with convulsions in
the lower extremitics. Unsuccessful at
tempts were made to Lathe my feet in hot
water, each effort to raise me bringing on a
violent paroxysm, in the last one of which l
thought my jaws had become unhinged.
was now perfectly paralyzed from the hips
down and suffering the most excruciating
pains, which began to extend upwards; the
muscles of the shoulders and neck soon being
considerably convulsed, the forearms still be-
ing free from pain.
l now prepared for the final struggle, which
l knew must be near at hand, as l had be-
come rigid from the neck down, save the fore
arms. The convulsions of the muscles were
becoming fearful, and the torture awful to en-
dure. My hands We're drawn i'm to NV sides
with the fingers drawn apart, and .sligftiy
bowed, and the jaws became rigid. felt my
self raised as if by some mighty power, and
fixed immovably, with only my feet and head
touching anything. became unconscious of
everything except my own agony, which was
now beyond all description. / could feel my
heart fluttering, and my brain beating and
throbbing with an irregular motion, as though
at every beat it would burst from its confine-
ment. Every joint was locked, and every
drop of blood seemed stagnated. l remem-
ber thinking it could not be long thus, when
must have lost consciousness.
,horr rnfbino fo1+
sation of relief, as though the garments of
death, which had been drawn over me, were
now being drawn back Those terrible cramps
seemed to be descending towards my lower
limbs. A feeling of relief stole over me, and
began to be again conscious.
From that time l resumed consciousness,
when was entirely free from cramp, with
the exception of little in the feet. had
but one attack of cramps afterwards, which
was Immediately relieved by dose admins
tered by my wife-the doctor having left for
short time-and when he returned felt that
the poison was completely neutralized."
He is not likely to try strychnine again.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Agricultural Implements and Seed.
SAWYER & WOODFORD, No. ~ Mar
ket Square.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

To Let.
A DESIRABLE House of ten rooms. Enquire of
"a G Q. BAKER, 81 Wilmot street.
jy13 diff K. W.LOCKE
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

new House
LNOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
l. and piped Tor Sebag0. Apply en- the premises,
or at 25 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY,
aug25