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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07
I IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD,
JAMES PYLE'S
6QfOES q MI q 70 IN 4 IN q

JAMES PYLE'S
6eJeg6C ,S0 Ee n at az s
The nigh point of perfection attained in the purica.
ton Of james Pyles Dieetic Saeratus of much i'm.
portance TO the American public, and should command
special attention. Saleratus is used in almost every fam
y from the President down to the humbest citizen in
preparing the greatest necessary Of life, BREAD; hence
the Importance Of purely wholesome article.
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Take heed, that your Chdrens health may not be de.
soyed, for medical men unanimously acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities Of common Saeretus are
destructive to health. II deranges the stomach enters
the SYSTEM and the way for Diseases and
The great mortality among children Of the present day
from apparently simple Diseases 10 great extent
be attri ued To lis destructive properties. Indeed u
consumers had any knowledge Of the dangerous impuri
Ties existing in much Of the common Saeratus in use hcV
would Shudder at The thought of using IL In their fOodi
but here IS an article that can he relied on.
JAMES PHLE'S DiET'ETLC SALERA TUS,
Which is rapidly finding its way all pars Of the coun
ty us pure and harmless qualities sel-eyldent
that any intelligent Lady can be convinced by single
trial. aud It's powerful raising properties are quite sum.
cent to produce one eighth more bread Suitable for tho
most delicate or dyspeptc paent) from the pound Of
Hour han eau be done In the ordinary way. For short
Biscuit, Cake and Pastry Of All kinds 10 by far superior
TO super Carbonate Of Soda and requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE IA The sole originator Of the Detetic Sal
eratus aud that bearing any other Is counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, III Warren Street, New York,
For sale NJ a the Groceries ia Worcester aud through
ou' New England generally 40 dag6m
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The efficacy Of which have been tested in a hundred
cases, and failed to effect speedy cure without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result an tx
tensye practice and not discovered by accident To
gise their virtues would add to their merit Wewoud
only say try them They will be sent to any part of the
country from observation by addressing (post paid
DR.. O. A. HILL, No. l2l Main ST.,
Worcester, Mass.
II Full directinns acccrnna nNing eacn nnttla
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RloI Cstntc.
NOR SALOONS o. TIE TEE MOST BEAUTIFUL
purIDTNG LOTS

In this city situated at corner of Crown and CIstnsl
slrses containing about 5000 square feet Of land For
particulars inquire Of - go.
Il. W. NAtLl, t0V Mdlh Gt-
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One trial will convince the most skeptcsl, and never
after will they be induced to take any ether Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
pud uostY11uos from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07
ERENcH PERL0nLcLL pLrLS AMn nRnps

under the pretence Of efecng cure, medicines which u
nineteen out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign OF it, should shun these bpeds, and use none
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Onulibnscs.

NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN So
O M N i Is u s.
CHANGE OF lME--Monday June o. 1906
Leaves New Worcester,
At64i 49, and 100, A. NJ, aud ~ 80 81 and ?. NJ,
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Az! 81, and II, A. NJ, and u ~, and 9, p. M.
Leave Harrington Co ncr at 9, Z. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, min.
ute5 after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS
WIN leave New Worcester ut 10 A. NJ, and "a p. NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
~ Fare each way, II cents.
je0 d0 l.. D STONE. Proprietor,
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NRENCH PERIOpLOAL PLLLs IND

H. DROPS.-DR. G. A. HILL, No. 121 Main Street
Worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ d. while
practcng in the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD, of Paris and AC
TON, of London
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the femae
system, and be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds Of females in this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invs
ably certain in all cases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

TuVO SIORTSM EN.--We have Just rcteiycd 20
ID kegs Of the genuine DEPOSITS "EAGLEn POWDER,
acknowledged by all TO be the best article made.
BROOKS Il bIEARNB
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UUVEKl H. I,
This is to certify that have used Drs Hill Jaseph's
Cordial Balm Of Syracum, and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended it to many of
my friends who have used it with wonderful success,
and have no hesitation in saying that it is of the
best remedies ever used. II. A.
The above Cordial has been used by Dr. Jaseph for the
last years And at last the proprtors have been Induced
nifty to try it, and test its many virtues 1t be OBJ
tanned of Drs Hill and Jaseph, at their Office, 121 Main
Stree Morcester. Mass.
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OCTOBER z. IS 3 s,
Boston Advertisements

80Gtnn advertisements.
E7s stMoNs. UANF0RTH,& sCUDDER
81 Nos 81 Is 81 South Market and Chatham Stree S,
Boston, offer for sale:
500 Hhis Porto aico al Musoovaio Sugars
100 aids 5nd IS ierc IS Free Labor Sugar
$50 boxes Bro. Har. SUGAR.
1850 hhds Porto Rcn, duscogadn and Cuba Molasses
100 bids Free Labor NOLASSES
200 hhds New Orleans Noasses.
$500 half chess Green and Black TEAS.
25CO bags, fiucha, java Rio, Porto Cl5slol ana 81
Domingo COFFEE
200 bags PEPPER. 80 bags PIMENT0.
so caSys NUTNEjS with general assortment of
GROCERIES VIZ eoi3m
- AND BURN OINTMENT
- AN Is now offered to the public not
NtSpSC+IHSM as q new compound, it having
EtSr $50, U N heeu known for years TO the pro-
LfSS1%BAa IA prietor'S friends, at whose Scc-
Ehs - ga "a itaton Il is now brought for
EE - ~ - IL ward As application for
NYA 49, EsE5I ~ ii Burns and Scsds, It may well
Va, N$x1A5S% III be termed specifics and as it
We h--7 C5.% is safe and sure and needing no
~ CAN% covering, is easily and quickly
applied. it stands unrivaled by
any other remedy. 1t also cures Cuts Bruises Sore Lips
and Eve Lids Chapped Hands and Arms, Diseases Of the
Skin inflammation Sore Nipples, Sores Children, Salt
Rheum, Chates Sprans &c II good IN all cases where
outward appcst is needed
For further particulars, bills accompanying each
box.
We the undersigned knowing the above Ointment, aud
having been acquainted with the proprietor FOR many
years. his statements to the full reliance Of
all whom it may concern
Signed: BENZ. BARsTOw, P. NJ, Mattadoisetti lo-
RING MEGs, CALEB KING SAMUEL sFURTEvANT Jr' Treas
urer of Rochester.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by JOS. HUDSON, Mattapoi
set Mass Price rs cents per box Or may be ordered
of 5. N Il II G, UFYoRD, III Court street, Boston,
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This is an age Of new thing. among much good there
is much humbug. Be not anxious to be ex,erin,c
safe and eicacous, and the public may rey hat tbev
will do what is promised for them. '
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For Nervous Weakness amt General DeJility,
Cough rs the bark Of the dog hat warns person of
approaching Consumption. In most cases Of colds and
coughs they arise from torpid state Of the liver and in
all such cases the Wild Cherry Biltcrs Is the best thing
that can be TAKEN aud long and adjective diseases may be
prevented and cured by their timely use. Neuralgia
nervous rheumatism spa5ms, aintng, assudc, or torpid
state Of the liver finds certain aud pleasant antdote IN
the Wild Cherry Bitters. For females II Is particulsy
adapted, and is panlcea
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am always Cad TO give freely and persons calling
upon me need not feel under any obligations take med
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Arnold's Globules and Vital Fluid

The character of Pleasant Purifying Tonic, in contra
distinction to that of Nauseatng Drastic Physc; and
constituted them the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

Mr.. r. II. Hibbard. waa time troubled with Lass
Of appetite and JaiHtHeSs at ne Stomach which was
peculiarly distressing. was advised by friends TO
try your wild Cherry Bitters. did sos and before had
used one bottle found myself better, and before another
bottle used, had gained my strength my appetite
WAS good, and am In good health, AS sedatYe
or tonic, thinkn fact know they arc not surpassed
by anyt thing have ever used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDNETH'
PREPARED and sold by HIBBABD h OSBORNE, No. SO
Nassau Street. New York; aud sold by many Of the deal
ers throughout the country.
~ Frioe, 81 per Bottle.
For sale BY J0HN-Q HILL, Eole Agent for Worcester
Mass aud by dealers generally. dly mchl1
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II Every Pen manufactured at this Establishment
warranted perfect. div mar2T
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g1O. O0(g m RAW W. n EoR4 \, !
ayRV Or. CLOUGH's COLUMgTAN
REE.E.2I

These T'lIs are getting wonderful sale for new tbno
market VI the reason they cure disease so certainly
Dyspepsia, Liver Complain Headache, Costiveness Piles
Nervousness, aud especially
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

ArHoId's MedicO -CbemicGt Discovery has been uhGn
iRlOusiy accorded the title Of
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E=-EE,.sssasszzzz=,7 NORWICH s. WORCESTER
sesfg H1sis! RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY, May LIST, 1856, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows
Norwich for Worcester and Way Stations, A NJ. 1900
M, and 945 ?. NJ.
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, and 1015
A. M, and $50 ?. NJ.
The Steamboat Train for leaves at p. m.
P st. M. ANDREWS, Agent,
N. r W. r. R. Office, Norwich. May s, 1856. tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
THE REFLECTION OF GEN. SPINNER.

To the Editor Of The NJ " Tribune SN
SIR In your issue of the 10th you speak Of Messrs
MATTEsoN and BENNETT meeting coalition of Sham.
Democracy and Pro-Slavery Know othingism, but
say nothing of our gallant SPINNER meeting and crush
ing out" the same thing though he is spoken of in the
same article. The contest in this District single
handed one; there was none Of Midshpman Easys
triangular duel about it. The Border uian Democ-
racy nominated Edwin Dodge, Cass-Hunker Demo-
Graf, who was adopted by the Hindoos, and received
the joint support Of these political Samese twins. This
came Dodge was the Know Nothing an pseudo Demo-
cratic candidate for State Senator last Fall and
beaten by Judge Clark in this county by more than
l,O00 Two years ago he supported and urged Others
10 support n s. Benton the X. N. candidate, and last
Fall tie X. N. candidate for Canal Commits oner and
subsequently Auditor of the Hindoo Canal Board. To
defeat Mr. SPINNER the District flooded by
forged pamphlet puTporting to be signed by the Her
kimer County Democratic Committee, charging him
with being en- "In6del "Deist," denouncng our
"arostituted mother" &c. Forged Geographic dis
patches were sent to and circulated by leading Demo-
Gratis in this county, averng the truth Of the pam
phlet to be set afoat the day before election 1t is due
70 that Committee to say that they repudae both the
pamplet and the dispatches, and pronounce them base
forgeres II was this kind of reckless and shameless
warfare that we were compelled to contend against,
but the emphatic 900 majority by which we reflect
our faithful representative is singing rebuke TO these
assassns of character and admonton to the repre-
sentatives Of the people everywhere that they have
only to adhere courageousy to the right TO meet tne
verdict" Well done good and faithful servant. We
would make the majority larger if we could hold the
election again tomorrow. ). LAWRENCE
Codc N Y. Nov. Il, 1856.
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THE SPIRIT WORLD.

To NE Editor Of The " y. Tribune
SIR: see in your paper Of yesterday thrilling let
ter on the progress of Sprtualism in South America
and though you intimate doubt to the conversion
of the Archbishop Of Caracas to Sprituasm, spoken
Of in said letter myself have cOubt Of the same,
when call to mind the wondrous development and
momentum of the Spiritual power in this vicinity
think can somewhat surprise you, and perhaps make
you q true beiever-you who are disposed to triae
little with your evident faith in the great truth-by
nsratiDg several instances Of spiritual agency lately
exhibited in BostOn-al more or lees striking and in
tensely vivid.
First: -Four Of Us sitting around a tsble-two
ladies' and two gentlemen-resting our hands the
edge, and at the time in personal contact with
each other in order to complete the spiritual circle.
Ore Of number was young man Of unusual intel
Bgence and genius l may say He had lately been
obliged to go into chance, having been defrauded BY
his partner in the Wholesale shoe business lie nad
also had disappointment in love, which weighed upon
bis sp's but 10 which for reasons OF deicacy oia
net aude He interogated the spirits AZ to what branch
Of business he should now take up tor the pnrPoSe "
renoy eiiDg his fortunes whereupon the meouI, one
of the ladies' Miss S., raped out, Go INTO ne con-
tectionery businessl" Receiving so PromPt an ans
he exclaimed, his whole frame racked WIN enon,
SIS there any female now living to whom pI
my addres ses and if So whom 7 The medium PfonPuy
answered " Yes Mss 81" This was the medIum
hersel, who, covered with confusion, exclaimed a.
once that she had in vain tined 10 refrain Jun sias
those words, but the spirit cohPeneu ~ $3.50.
The Young man soon after went into th conisetonery
bns;na.s and has succeeded far beyond hB expecfa-
tons; and last month be married Mss D, young
lsdy Of beauty end high Gezree OF fancy and genius
Their married life ia destined TO be most happy.
Sod; A large party Of which w.s one s.t
around the table Hands were paeedJand the personal
contact completed Then OF the ladies Mrs. g.,
WIDOW Of maslye age, eoUmereed 10 lnterOgsss her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
ST. LAWRENCE CLAIMS THE BANNER
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.


OGDESsBURGB, Nov. H. 1856.
notice that correspondent in your issue of the
10th irst from Hartford, Cortland County, claimed
for that town the banner having given the largest
propoonate majority Of any town in the State for the
Republican ticket. Although Hartford has done nobly
ST. Lawrence not only claims TO be the banner county,
the very Gibralter Of Republican Democracy but aso
insists that she contains within her borders the banner
towns of the State. Our majority in this county over
Buchanan is 7,74S over Fi-nomore, 1906 over boh,
64l6. Such is the contribution Of the independent far
mers, mechanics and laborngmen of old 81. Lawrence
to the cause of Human Freedom, and in behalf OF
civil AID religious liberty
Hartford casts a fraction over 10 out Of every III votes
for Fremont.
Stockholm, in this county is our banner town. 1t
cast S25 votes775 for Fremont % for Buchanan and
81 for Fillmore, Averaging l5l for Fremont out OF
every lGI votes cast The town OF Fine gave us IA out
of every Is votes cast Lawrence gives us ~ I'D Out
of every III Is votes cast and Parishye Is fraction
short OF 10 out Of every II votes.
Fine gave the greatest proportionae vote Tor IRE
mont except Stockholm, and the least against Fill
more The latter gentleman was not known az
candidate in that town, there being % votes for FIRE.
mont for Buchanan, and none for Fillmore. If any
county has done better than St. Lawrence or any
towns better than the above let them stand forth and
spesk; the honor shall be awarded them.
= opposition TO true Republicanism in this county
is hardly strong enough TO make campaign interest
ing. Yours truly J.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

The ship Hemisphere lef this por. yesterday with
about two hundred and fifty men, rank and 6ls, des-
tined for Florida. The destination Of these troops Is
Fort Myers near the mouth Of the Csloosa River.
Companies f and y, Fourth Regiment Of Artillery,
were taken frcm Fort Hamilton and the recruits from
Fort Columbus, Governors Island the other conf
panes of this regiment having sailed previously. The
command Of the regime Mt is assigned TO Major William
w. Morris, he beirg the senior FIELD officer lit for
tive duty. The headquarters OF the Fourth will be
"in the field during the campaigning months, and
their operations will be in the Everglades and Ham
mu.ks extending from the Big Cypress Swsmps in .
south-e asterly direction.
The object of course is to subdue the Indians Maj.
Morris has been stationed for the last six years at
Bellows Island and Fot Hamilton. He has had
great experience, however, among the Indians. His
first service was against Indians in 1919, on the Yellow
Stone River, under General Leavenworth. In 1895.
during the Seminole War, he commanded . regiment
of Creek Volunteers and has served in all the CAM
paigns in Florida since that time. From our knowl-
edge of Major Morris we feel confident that he will
his best exertons to reduce the hostility Of the Indian
tribes with as little bloodshed or other horrors or
.everities of war is possible strict and rigid dis
cipnarian in the army, he is nevertheless generous
and humane. During the late severe epidemic at Fort
Hamilton he never absented himself from his post but
personally attended to the wants OF his men In their
sickness as parent would atterd to the wants Of his
children Indeed all the officers who have just left
this station gained for themselves high reputation for
their gentlemaDy bearing, and carry with them tho
regards and best wishes Of all with whom they became
acquainted.
The following is list of the officers on board tue
Hemisphere:
Major MoaRrs, Commanding Lieut. 0ooDs,
Breyet Major PENsERroS, Lieut.. JAMES,
Cant Gerry. Lieut.. ANDERs
Capt. Brown, Assistant Surgeon Bascock,
Capt. DE- RUssy, Lieut. HAyYARD, AdJt 9TH Ar
Lieut.. PERxNs, tlery.
INF
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clothing many Of thcu sick and one or wo had die
a, Mr.. Anys wish, solely from Their prirnoa'. From
suffering for want OF food and viii soon be n .dy 70
perish from cold and many bsSe died from stara Con
We commend these Kansas sufferers to your lird
consideration and prompt relief Wnas Is done, mus,
be done quickly. Winter will soor be upon them. and
il win be difficult = get anything into the Territory but
money OF light and valuable articles. Plan and stout
clothing for men, women and children, blankets and
Whatever will keep families vHm, are Perishingy
needed Provisions Huet be furnished at the West,
lear the Territory; bst tea coffee, rice sugar, and
any groceries that nd bulky, wild be mosf welcome
We want msney-NoSIy, 10 purchase proTsions 70
keep these nebe men, wo0en and chrsren from suief-
ing and death BY hunger and cold. We went aiso
special donate 70 support those prscoes guarded by
United States bayones and United Ststescannon, sndto
give them allie aud honorable defense on their tnai
now pending.
In the midst OF the sbunda-t blessings o. bount-
full Providence and enjoying sach privileges as have
fallen 10 the lot of 10 other people, earnestly solicit
that collection contribution Se made in each church
and congregation, the day Of sur annual Thankigv-
ing the succeeding Sabbath, IN AID or rHE SUI
FERERs KANSAS; and that from each church of
every demo mnstion, bor Of clothing and PURSE or
MosEY be at once forwarded to ksnsss. Such dona-
tioIs 4 money clothing may lie sent directly to W.
when possible, or to Thsddeus Hyatt, esq. No 10
West broadway n. Y. In either case they will be
forwarded safely and speedily to Kansss.
Whatever Is sent to Chicago 10 New-York. the
donors urged to inform Mr.. yatt the subscriber
by mail, stating the amount OF money, where and
when sent, and as near may be, LIST of the arti
ces Of clothing &C., and the estimated value of the
whole. We are very happy TO say that the lsdies of
New.York are at work with devotion and energy and
us much of the fruits of their abors will be gath
cred in by the 10Th inst and that Kansas will receive
their bounty early in December.
Ten or twelve cleryymen OF New-York have ex-
pressed their cordial approval of this appeal but time
has not permitted such array Of names would do
justice to the feelings of the pastors of the city many
"A whom hp in
congregations
In bahaf of Thaddeus Hyatt, esq Chairman OF the
National Kansas Aid Committee, now in session at
Chicago CHARLES j. WARRES.
Ne,c- York, Nov 10. 1855.
Editors and conductors Of the Press respectfully re.
quesed give the above insertion and brief notice.
J. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
BOSTON HAIL OF ARTS.

A suitable place in Boston where fresh achievements
in art and invention can be together at all times
headquarters of ingenuity and industry-s central ln-
dusrial ExchaDge-has long been wanted. Occa-
sional exhibitions only make this want more deeply
felt For this reason it is proposed to open to ex-
hbtors and the public large and commodious place.
on terms which, it is believed, will be highly advan-
tageous to both.
The building, two entire stories of which will be de-
voted 10 this purpose. under the denomination OF the
HALL OF ARTS stands near the United States Hotel,
with front of 30 feet on Lincoln street. 10 the east,
and 50 feet on Essex street. to the north. The lower
stories each IA feet in hight and comprising together
more than 900 square feet of floor will be occupied
by the exhibition. Both rooms will have abundance
Such articles only will be admitted are deemed by
the Superintendent to be Of public interest," and worth
paying something to see.
Each exhibitor not occupying more than three square
feet of space will pay rent of 81 per snnum, and for
each additional square foot e. This rent Will be pay
able quarterly in advance.
For every dollar thus paid the exhibitor will receive
ten tickets each giving admission to one perso
Every exhibitor will be allowed free admission for
himself and to keep in attendance person or persons
necessary to take of bis exhibition but not to In
troduce visitors without tickets.
By this arrangement every exhibitor may sell tickets
enough to reimburse himself for the rent he pays and
still have left with which TO crafty his friends
He will find his show case, stand counter SHAFT,
pulleys betting whatever fixture may be necessary
for his exhibition, which will be his own property but
will be responsible for part Of the general expenses
The rooms will be warmed, lighted and kept in order
at the expense Of the proprietor.
The allotment of space and the general arrangement
of articles must conform to the plan of the Superin
tendent.
The price of single ticket, admitting person,
will be 25 cents.
A catalogue of all objects in the exhibition will be
kept constantly in print, properly revised.
The Hall will be ready for the reception of goods de-
signed for the exhibition by the 10Th Of December
and it is hoped that the space will be occupied that
the exhibition will be in operation by Jan. 1857
Those WHO would secure space should make spplca-
tion by letter. to the Superintendent, stating the ma
ture of the articles to be exhibited and the amount Of
space required. EMERY d. FAY, Proprietor
ELIzuR WRIGHT Superintendent, No. 10 Avery
street Boston.