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creasing with steady

Our city is the great hide market for the
whole country, but Boston is doing steady
trade, as the following figures giving her I'M
porfa sh0w
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Bnsiness Notices.
SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.

NANE DULLANo.
celebrated SEWING MACHINE The best In
the world Price SIS Sold payments Of % month war
Cor and Agents wanted once
aud SsesroOm WILSON MACHINE CoSPANY 7O7 Broadway
For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disorders.
use BRowSs BRONCHIAL having proved their efficacy by
test Of many wears
PORTABLE WINDOW VENTILATOR, NAMES,
flor private houses Offices etc Fresh draft dts any WINDOW"
Pnce. IS send for circular UNDERuLL Co. 70 puaneI
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
harmless perfect Applied st Factory No. 10
BoDsst Sold sveyvhers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMBS.
l78 DrosdSsy n " 6O9 Clrsinus Phs 81 Greeust Boston
234554 ACCIDENT Policies WRITTEN to Jan.
J. BY TKAvKIKRs ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Co.
Wedding and Ball Cards. Monographs, elegant
boIes paper orders dancing badge &C. Jas Everiel l Bwsy
All seasons bring the horrors of cholera
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,,bc ands locking out for years from tho actual AoE
tiers nearly s5OOooOoo OF acres, and In no way con
feng any epprecabc benefit to those 1t Is proposed 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
GBe aain spn: daroosr GuesOanl oming guIp g. 1872.

was Judge OF the common pleas OF Plymouth for
eleven years prior to 1852; and Elijah had a son
Joseph, who was judge of probate for Plymouth
for many years.
The first John also had a grandson Thomas
Ii. D., who resided in Boston, and was the as
sociate OF Hancock, Adams and Otis in the pa
triOtic movements TO free the country from Brit
ish oppression. He was judge of the common
pleas and judge of probate for Suffolk, as he
also was lieutenant governor aud member of
congress.
The first John also had great-grandson. in
Sctuate, educated for minister but success
sively judge of commonplace, judge of admiral
| ty and Judge of the supreme court.
Luther S. Cushing of Lunenburg, an eminent
| law author and reporter, was Judge of the COM
| mon pleas for Worcester for four years. He
was descendant of the first Judge John; and
| from the same was also Abel Cushing, one of
/ the police judges of Boston for some years.
The first John had brother Caleb, whose
| grandson John, residing in Freeport, Me-, was
| Judge in that state.
From the first Caleb have sprung the Sails
| bury Cushngs First the minister Caleb, then
| Judge of the common pleas for Essex. In l172
he was made chief justice of that court, and con-
tinued in that court till 1913, we think.
The great-grandson of judge Caleb is the
| present Caleb, who was born in Salisbury in
| 1900, and was appointed justice of the supreme
court of Massachusetts in 1852, which office he
resigned in 1858 to become member of Presi-
dent Pierce's cabinet.
We may not have given the names of all the
| Judges Cushing; but we have given enough
| (eleven) to show more judges than any other
| family in America has produced Many of
them have been men of the first ability; and, in
| some respects, the present Caleb Gushing is
| second TO none of the great men of this land.
| He blends the statesman, the jurist and the
| scholar most harmoniously.-Dfe rrimGc Journal.
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In noticing the ministers of the first parish of
Salisbury, we said of Mr.. Cushing, that he had
good blood before, and left good blood after
him, many OF his descendants being distinguish
ed in public life. The Cushings are eminenty
judicial in mind, and have furnished to the bar
and the bench some Of their most distinguished
lights. 1t is. South Shore family, their
American ancestor settling Nottingham in 1894,
only fourteen years after the arrival of the May
flower at Plymouth. His name was Matthew;
and his grandson, John Gushing, was the first
Judge of that name in Massachusetts. His resi-.
dence was Scituate, whence the Salisbury clergy
man came. For twenty-six years, from 1902 to
IT'S, he was chief justice Of the court Of common
pleas for plymouth county. He was then elc-
waited TO tho superior court, sitting ON that
bench to 1893, making his entire judicial life
thrty-One years.
He had son John, Judge OF the common
pleas, Judge Of probate and judge OF the superior
court in all covering the time from 1888 TO 1771
or thirty-three years. This second John had n
son William, an eminent scholar a graduate of
Harvard in l75l, which afterwards conferred ON
him the degree Of LID. lie settled in what is
now Maine, and was the first regularly educated
lawyer OF that state. In 1860 he was probate
Judge for the county of Lincoln; in 1872 he sue.
ceeded his father on the bench of the supe rior
court; and was the only judge who held Office
before the revolution, who was retained in the
organization after the revolution. He was made
chief justice Of the superior court, and in 1898
was appointed by Washington justice of the
supreme court Of the Sni,ed States. When Chief
Justice John Jay resigned, he was nominated for
his successor, but resigned on account OF health.
lie died In 1910.
The second John also had sou Elijah, who
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

According to the New York World, the demo-
cratic national convention which opens, TO day,
at Baltimore, is "the most unique and re-
markable political convention that ever assem-.
bled in this country" The oddity of its Ger
tain nomination or endorsement of Horace Gree
ley, gives it an interest the World says, similar
TO that created by the most famous humbugs oil
Barnum, such as "Joyce Heth," the "Woolly
horse, and the "Whatis-it2" Bamum, however
it thinks, never offered anything quite so odd
and monstrous as the entertainment arranged al
Baltimore" The World, being leading dem
oeratic journal, ought to be good authority in
this case. AT any rate, its view Of the situation
at Baltimore appears to be accurate. Certain
ly, the democratic party making Horace Greeley
its candidate for the presidency, outdoes any
spectacle Barnum has ever contrived, and j:
so monstrous, politically, as to be without 8
parallel.
All the various interests appear to be repre-
sented at Baltimore. John COchrane, Alex Nc
Clure, and other Greeleyites of the Cincinnati
persuasion, are there laborng with the anti
Greeley democrats. The straight democrats
who will not vote for Greeley under any circum-
stances, are there ready to organize boiling
convention; but the extent and importance of
their movements are not yet apparent. OF
course, the democratic supporters of Greeley are
on hand, for they constitute very large ma
jOrity Of the convention. The only ques-
ton that appears to have been much
discussed among the assembled delegates,
relates to the manner in which Gree
lev shall he nod aoudidafa
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W oRCEST ER.
TUESDAY. JULY .. 1873.

Certain holders OF the repudiated Minnesota
state bonds, have sought unsuccessfully to get
payment, by means of the franchises of the
bankrupt railroad companies, which were trans
ferred, by the state, TO certain new companies.
1t was claimed, that, the bonds having been is
sued in aid of the defunct railroad companies,
the transferred franchises should be held respon-
sible for the bonds. "Opinions" in accordance
with this view of the case, were obtained from
several eminent lawyers; and then the question
was carried into the district court of the United
States. The lawyers held substantially as fol-
lows: The Minnesota state railroad bonds is
sued in aid of the several land grant railroads,
secured as they were by first mortgage on the
roads, constituted a lien upon all the property
of these companies, their land grants, road beds,
franchises, &C., and this lien was part Of the
bondholders' security, of which the state could
not deprive them; it followed the property TO
whomsoever transferred.
But, this view of the lawyers was not sustain
ed by the court. The suit of the bOndholders
was rejected, The court simply refused TO grant
an injunction and appoint a receiver, without
discussing the merits of the question. We are
not aware that any of these unfortunate bonds
are held in this part of the country; neVerthe-
less, we should like to see the argument by
which this decision is supposed to be sustained.
Probably it would affirm, in new and stronger
terms, the responsibility of the state itself.
Western railroad bonds, including those issued
in aid of railroads, by states aud local munich
pslities, should be handled with great caution
by those who have money to invest. Some oil
them are safe. There are western states incap-
able of repudiating their obligations; and there
are western railroads whose promises to pay are
perfectly good without the aid of mortgage
but there are many eastern people who are moi
so accurately Informed in regard to them, as tC
be able, in all cases, to distinguish the good
from the bad
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LATEST MARHETa.
NEW YORK sTocK MARKET.

NEW YoRK July s.-Money easy at a per cent.
Sterling quiet at l09A q l09k. Gold dnli at l3S "a
ll3A. Loans a per cent. Clearngs $4,000 900
Treasury disbursements S79 O00 Engagements for ship
ment tomorrow S6000O0 Governments dun and strong
State bonds quiet. stocks lower particularly on Erie
Pacific Mall and Northwestern viz So, ~ and IN per
cent The rest Of the market sympathZed to less ex
tent say a per cent. The whole list closed steady,
with partial recovery from the lowest figures. The
Eric election continues TO attract much attention in
Wall street The following ticket made up Friday
last, and teegraphed to London Saturday: b Black
stone. president, new A Dlven vice president Old;
Duncan, treasurer new; NJ Barlow, counsel, old
John Dix. old; w Trayers old; Wetnore Cryden
old; Il Holman. Old; II Greene old; j
Cisco Old; Charles Day. Old; Morgan,
Pruyn, new; Olliphant, new
Samuel j Bahcock Since then It is stated that
blackstone. who is now president Of the Chicago and
Alton road has declined the presidency and athere
some talk about Messrs. Cryder, Homan, and Greene
being non residents. To-day it rumOred that Gen.
Dven was likely To be president Some OF the English
representatives are not in entire accord and there will
be considerable challenging of votes under the law
Everything indicates that the election to morrow will
be the most animated for some years The majority of
the new board will probably be in the interest OF the At
lantic and Great Western road:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

The believers in Spiritualism have an import
ant accession TO their number in the person Of
Mr.. Alfred Wallace, the author of "Contribu.
tfons TO the Theory of Natural Selection"
Mr. Wallace is an eminent man of science, more
SO, probably, than any previous convert TO the
spiritual theories, and his deliberate conclusions
are entitled to much respect. His conversion is
thorough; he does not merely accept the phe
nomena, and attribute them to some mysterious
psychic or odie force, Of whose existence there
is no evidence and to whose nature and laws we
have no clue. This is the refuge of shalloweI
and less candid minds than his On what seems
to him competent and sufficient evidence
he accepts as facts the alleged phenomena OF
Spritualism, and, finding no natural force OF
energy known to science adequate to their pro-
duction, and seeing in them distinct and unmis-
taxable traces Of intelligent independent action,
analogous to human conduct, Influenced by mo-
tives, passions and caprices, he is forced to ac-
eept the spiritual theory without reservation. His
conversion is announced in his review OF Rotert
Dale Owens work on spritualism, "The De-
batable Land" in recent number of the Lon
don Quarterly Journal ofScience. He expresses
n'sn opi"io" VI 'ne n'ei"iy merls Oh thlS
DOOR, ana says that the facts therein stated and
maintained ny adequate evidence actually force
upon US the spiritual theory, just as the facts of
geology force upon us the belief IN long series
OF ancient living FORMS different from those now
upon the Garth de adds:
81 must accept all the equally well attested
facts Of equal intrinsic probability, or reject all
and reject silurian fossils as freaks Of nature
neither can accept the facts b. may have wit
hes Y au u ree, Use 2, ehe resi- OF the alpha
mitted, the spiritual theory appears ms Clearly
deduction from them as the theory of extinct
Snmais follows from the facts presented by thei
Ts,a aaa"l,,.,o. ,u,., =.
e. NJ 10 l'"'N "'o"@' VI II
mesa ~ minS WI r'n 1'' "aeos, eauuo' a"u ops"
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thinking HOmac

Banking House.
VIM. IL. MORSE. ....,......,.. BANK Err
42O lfdia Street, corner of Pleasant
Has opened Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
Buys and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold, and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts Of
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGOTIATES BUSINESS PAPER.
GS| Business hours same Banks of Nie city.
REFERENCES By PERMISSION.
Hon; Gro. W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank, Worcester
CALVIN FOSTER ESQ., Worcester
W. d. FORBES, ESQ. President National Bank of Re
demptiOn, Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET IL Co., Bankers. Boston,
WALKER; ANDREWS ~ Co., Bankers, "a wall street
New York City.
Wh BENNErr, ESQ, Hubbardston, Mass
LEVI Haywood, ESQ., Gardner Mass.
CHARLES HEIwooD, ESQ., President First National
worcester, April l5 1872. d3m myl5
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wOrccster GA. Light company.


COKE.
This CnEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE Fuel G1- Monuo,c
turing purposes and Family Use, Is now offered 10 ina
public, IN quantities 10 suit at the following Reduced
Prices: - 'N
one G .,hii of 81 buslels."..."....os5O
Il, a.,,,,,t,t,a i, "a. ,t.'....ss........,, 25O
busltel. - - N" PNi
Payments may be made and orders for lts delivery Will
be Issued only AZ the Office Of the Company No. bank
Block, Foster ST., up stairs dtf III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

WOHUEHTER, July D ISL.
AT a meeting Of The directors of the Worcester
safe deposit and trust company, held this day, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that accepting the resignation of
the duties of secretary and treasurer of the Worces
ter safe deposit and trust company, we should do
violence tS feelings and our OF Justice If
we did not express to him our deep realization OF
his personal efforts for the advancement of this in.
stitution since its organization which efforts have
been crowned with eminent success. And we cheer
fully hope that by rast from his arduous labors,
that the cause of his resignation may be removed,
by his restoration to health.
EDWARD r. DISCO, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

CAsroRIA-a substitute for Castor Oils a physic
which does not distress GRIPPE but is sure to operate
when all other remedies have failed. You may conf
IDENTIFY rely the Casora In Stomach Ache Consti.
patton, Flatuency, Group, Worms Piles or deranged
Liver. 1t contains neither Minerals Morphine Opium
nor Alcohol. but is purely vegetable preparation per-
ecty harmless, and above ALL pleasant to take The
Castora soOthes and quets the SYSTEM and produces
natural sleep 1t is wonder iu thing TO assmilate the
food of children and prevent them from crying so
cent bottle Will do she work for family and save many
uuctoFs DIS d4t iy9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
EDWARD \. DISCO, Secretary

Tue safest method of efectualy getting rid of kidney.
bladder and gandula Diseases diabetes gravel mental
and physical debility and complaints incidental the
weaker sex s sMoLASpERs BucHu. II tones and gently
stimulates the entire system, and positively
cures all maladle of the urlno genital organs OF either
sex. doop&wlw i've
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
DIAMOND JEWELRY

Comprising many exceptionally
rare specimens in Single Stones
as well as in carefully Matched
serving especialinterest from the
daily increasing difficulty of pro-
curing stones OF fine material in
telligently and accurately cut,
WATCHES from many of the
most celebrated makers.
ap27 deOp3m
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FINE WATCHES.

and shall at all times keep hand null assortment of
all the various high grade watched including the Perre
gauN Saltzman Lange. Bretlng &c. in Swiss; tOgethe
with the Howard, Walthan and Egin in America. Al
of which we VIII sell ut reasonable priees
Mr.. ALFRED HARrWELL is In our employ as Watch
Maker and we guarantee all work attended to in
prompt and wOrknanlike manner.
Trusting to receive fair share the patronage of the
public In return for efforts serve thOm we invite
those who wish good tme-keepers and reliable time TO
regulate by, to give IA call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
WORCESTER, July s, 1877

Lamson, Gazer Co. will sell this day at
o'clock A. NJ the Brosnihon estate on Spring street
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SpstraI Auttess.

To Inventors
and all Others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments, nererences and other Patent Cases at
tended TO by JAS G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
1903 Main st. diff mhiq
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BOSTON STOCK SALISBURY 7.


NEW YORK, July Cotton Hover; sales 1878 bales;
mi doing uplands 25c. Flour heavy and easier; sales
$50 GGS25; sothern S6sO9Sl2 Wheat lie better with
improved export demands sales lO4 900 bush No spring
Si,55 "a isd; No2, Sl,B q Isl; winter red western
Sl'56 "a Sl,GO; white Michigan, 81 so a Sl15. Corn
unchanged, but in better export demand sales 2s 100
hush steamer new mixed western ST a 59c; sail do 81
"a size Oats lower and moderately active sales 81 900
Pork steady; mess Sl335 "a i340. Lard dun !;
steam ~ 01 Csc Butter dull stac 20 "a 2Sc Whisky
quest; Muscovado 80 a pie refining S1s "a &c. Coffee
steady; Rio l6A "a l9sc. Molasses dun Turpentine
quiet at 49, q 49c; rosn quiet s305 "a 3l2k for
Talow heavy at So a 95-l6 Linseed oil at SIC 1Ss
Chicago July s.-Flour dun and unchanged; extra
spring s6,l5 q Wheat in speculative demand and
closed at % cash seller July; Sll7 % liz seller
August No do. sold at 81 26 a l27. Corn in fair
July, 4s4 g. 4iSe seller August, rejected 36Hc. Oats
hrmer but lower ;N0 26Ac cash i26H seller August
Rye in fair demand and lower, No 55c. Barley steady
No ail al 54c Whiskey steady at s5c. Pork in fair
demand and advanced a. l0c sales Sl3l0 90 49,
cash orseler July; Sl3l0 seller August Lard in good
demand at SsS5 "a ss7& cash or seller July summer
SID Bulk meats strong; shoulders Ak "a 5c clear RIB
81 "a $50 for loose. Bacon quiet and UNCHANGED Cattle
dropping good TO choice S5,5U "a $50; buyers demand
reduction, Live hogs in good demand bacon grades
heavy hogs nominal, light weights $3.50 "a Ais Re-
ceipts-2U0 bbls flour, 10000 bush wheat 23sOOO bush
corn 2s0OO bush oats 1000 bush rye. 1000 bush barley
5000 CATTLE 5000 hogs Shipments bbls flour g. 900
bush wheat 256O0O bush corn bush oats 1900 bush
rye, 5000 bush barley, 1900 cattle, 5000 hogs
GINclNkAII, July s.,-Pork dull and firm; regular
Sl2'25 city S4.T5 Lard steady; summer Sc steam Sstc
Kettle dEc. Bulk active and higher; shoulders
30; clear rib OK "a &c; clear sides &c Bacon in GOOD de
sugar cured hams II @l4hc. Live hogs quiet at 81 q
4,4O Whskey steady at SIC.
Foreign Markets.-[Bv Atlantic Cablel
LoNDoN. July s.-COnsols closed unchanged US
3 2Os, 1865 old, 92h do 1867, 92%.
LIVERPOOL July S-Cotton closed uncnanged,
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Rice, Whiting ~ Bullock,
B A N X E RS Il BROKE RS
Cor. Nam and Pearl SIS, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Ronds, Gold. Silver, Coupons
ETC., etc.

hUeStmeat Securities Specially.
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin or steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in of the principal cities OF Europe
Allow interest on deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate diff apl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

SEASIDE Observation-Disclosures you 60, take along
some or william Extract Jamaica Gin
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TX eIsloVal
Rlce, WHITING q HulIoek,

PARKER & SON, Importing TallOrs, have removed
Their place OF business from 3 Main street to
4I6 Main Street, PavlOr's Granite Block
worcester, july LIST, 1872. d2w iva
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for eandOr by his ayOwal of his belief in spirit
ualism.
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Notlce.-Io ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You
are hereby notified that having legally secured the trade
mark soda Beer" any infringement by THE use or em-
ployment in any way, Of The mark "soDA BEER" or
any assimilation thereof in the manufacture or sale of
Beer, viii receive prompt legal attention.
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STONE CANOES

ed in the most novel and attract
i've styles.
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THE


Chicago, DanviHe d sVincennes Railroad
rams through of the richest portions of Illinois
and Indiana, connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields of Indiana. and by
way OF Evansville and Neutrality-suspicious. entire South.
Its mortgage debt Sls5OO to the mile The road is al
ready earning after all operating expenses are paid,
Much More than the Entire Interest
on all its bonds. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon paying Hnes and for so small to the
mile, seldom in the market
We do not hesitate to recommend them as unusually
They attended with the uncertainties OF pro
ieeted enterprises and the prompt payment of the in
terest. and the final payment of tho principal are
certain as any future financial event,
The Bonds are a First Mortgage and are forsl, 100
EACH have 40 years run and bear interest at the
rate off per per annum payable the first April
and October both principal interest being payable
in gold in New York.
g=we have sold over One Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies, and for the investment
Trust Funds and to the investors and
but small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished application in person or
by mail to
MEssRs. RICE. WHITING & BULLOCK,
WORCESTER,
OR,
W. B. sHATTUCK & CO.,
BANKERS. GENERAL AGENTS,
my2 dT,Ths&weowSm % Nassau ST.. New York.
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Buy Me, and I'll do you GOOd."-Dr.
LnngIey's Root and Herb Isitters No drugs
no posons nothing deeterous nothing but good healthy
roots and herbs, such Sarsaparla Wild Cherry yell
low Dock, Prckly Ash, ThorOughwort. Mandrake RAu-
barb, Dandelion, &c, compounded to reach the
fountains OF disease, and absolutely cure all Humors
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Cos
uveness, Scr0fula and all difficulties arising from dis
eased stomach or impure blood Twenty years of un.
riVaed success has proved them them to be the best
medicine in the world. GEO. e. GOODWIN & co.
Boston, and all druggists. deOp&wl6w f29