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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-31

MILFORD ITEMs.--Th Journal complains Of
fraud in the management by the Board of Over
seers of the P3r, of the funds in their charge,
there being, asit states, difference of 300 in
the accounts Of the books of expenditures, and
their drafts on the treasury.
The fire companies had parade and trial of
skill on Wednesday, and No. 2 drafted water IS
feet, and playel through 525 feet of hose, throw
ing the water Up from l25 to 1870 feet, perpendic.
ularly.
The public schools commence their Fall terms
this morning II. L. Read, Esq, formerly of
Leicester Academy, will take charge of the High
School.
Rev. J. r. Johnson of the Pearl street Church
was to lecture on temperance last evening.
Company A, commanded by Capt. Elbridae
Mann, was out for drill with full ranks last Tues
day afternoon.
The following is the police record for the week;
William Tucker, for keeping a common null
sance, bound oyer in $500 for his appearance at
Worcester
Hosea Warren, for drunkenness, disclosed and
was discharged
Mrs. Kennedy, for selling liquor, fined Sl0 and
costs, wlh twenty days in the House of Correc
ton, with the alternative of thirty days. APP
pealed.
Mrs. Bren, for selling liquor, same sentence.
Committed.
John Mcdonald, Thomas Rourke. and Mi.
ohael Burns, for being drunk, were each fined 80
and costs and Burns. for disturbing the peace.
was subjected to an additional fine Of IS and
costs.
Catherine Fay, assault, fined 81 and costs"
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Of 3osnty. Three Years Standing.


MesSrS. Editor In your account of the mel.
ancholy accident at Mr.. Rugges's, on Friday,
there is one stat ment which may very naturally
leave an erroneqs impression on the minds If
your readers.
You say "Dr Workman was Immediately call
ed, but he pronounced the poor sufferer beyond
mortal aid, and be fingered in great suffering till
three o'clock, P M" This is true, as far as Il
goes, but, standing thus, the inference. TO some
at least, might Ie, that she was abandoned 70
fate, without an hfort being made for her relief;
whereas the Wide truth is, that means were &C.
siduously used = mitigate her suFerings as long
as consciousness and sensibility remained. not.
withstanding tie fatal result was considered in
evitable from tie first. "ge
By inserting he above in your next isspe vo,,
Will obHge yourb very respectfully.
WILLIAM WoRKMAN
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sFEelIAh NOrfCEs.
Partial Deafness aud Discharges from
rhs Ear.


d. HARTLEY bsgs to to those Of his patients
with whom he has been in communication, that he has,
ia compliance with their special requests made arrange
ents to establish his Mar Institution in New York; and
hs generously offers attend all persons suffering from
affections Of the ear without charge until cur3d thereby
proving his unequaed, and protecting the deaf
from being swudled by paying self styled Aursts
btaut fees in advance aud the infection OF still more 50
rious evils by permitting the application OF dangerous
remedies by INEXPERIENCED and unsklfal hands.
Dr. H. may here state that he has no connection what
with any persons advertised to cure deaness neither
has he given permission for the publication Of certificate,
purp rdg to emauae from hm and cannot, therefore,
be responsible for any alarming consequences resulting
from rshness or desperation The loss Of money may
not be material u some peraons but the deprivation Of
one Of the Of the senses, ought to be re-
garded and treated with more than ordinary slciiude
Deafaess, noise In the head, and al dsagreeable dis.
charges from the car speedily ard permanently rem wed
without causing the least pain Inconvenience. cure
In all cases guaranteed where maormaton does notexat.
rhiteen years. close and almost undecided att ntion to
this branch Of spec Al practice has enabled him TO reduce
his sush degree OF success as TO hnd the
confirmed obutinate yield by steady at
tention TO the means prescribed.
This destruction, by fire, Of the Philadelphia Ear In
Urinary, OF which DR.. Hartley the head, having re,
leased lin from his duties In that city he has established
permanently his institution for the exclusive treatment
Of Ear Dlieases ut $50 broadway, Nov York
Consultation and Exapina,ion each morning. au3l II
BOard.~ Desirable rooms with board, be OBJ
taiuud. hy auuiViur al 40 Main nu1O
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The Missouri FRAUD.-The Missouri Demo-
crdt is beginning to publish the evidences of the
fraud which is being perpetraied in Missouri to
secure the election of Stewart, Democrat. The
official returns Of the county of Atchison are set
down by the Democratic presses as follows =
Stewart 10, Rollins l25; Stewards majority 45'
The Democrat has received letter from an old
correspondent, resident of that county, enclos-
ing the vote taken from the poll books, and it
stands there recorded just as originally published
that's, Stewart l48, Rollins ll8, or only 80 ma
iority for the former. We shall probably hear
similar reports from other counties, the ofcialre-
turns from which have been kept back for fraudu-
lent purposes.
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The total town and county tax for 1879 was
f4OO Is. 3D., equal to gl.333.34.
In $780, the number ofpolls was $50, the total
amount of real estate Tauaton SlS6,900, and
personal Sill, 642 This is the first year of the
reckoning by the federal currency of dollars and
cents. The three highest tax payers were then
assessed for the following amounts, which exhib-
its remarkable changein eleven years =
Stephen Salisbury, old homestead and III acres
of land, $4,000; personal property S36, 400; to-
tai tax on whole S225.72.
Daniel Waldo house. garden, and three acres
ofland. 5000; personal property $4,000 total
tax on whole S20S.S6.
Daniel Waldo Jr., brick store $500; personal
$4,000 tax S76.02.
Levi Lincoln, homestead dwelling house on
site of the present residence of William A.
Wheeler. Esq, on Lincoln street, and $40 acres
of land, chiefly in Tatnuck, $4,000 personal
property $4,000. Tax on whole S95 l6.
In addition to the above, as valuable remin.
iscence we give the valuation and tax, that year,
on the estates of two other persons, one ofwhom
still lives at an advanced age and the herr If the
other, bearing the same name, now resides upon
a portion of the old estate =
Ebenezer Mower. Iatnuck, 100 acres of land,
S2500 personal $500 tax Sl494.
Ephraim Mower, homestead, (site of old Uni
ted States Hotel, and 100 acres of land, $4,000 !;
personal 800 tax on whole S28.65.
The rate of taxationin 1900, it seems, was a
trife short of five dollars on thousand. Samuel
Flagg, BENJAMIN HeFwood, and David Andrews
were the assessors thlt year
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RoGUEs CAPTURED AND PLUMBER RECov-
FRED.-At St. Louis last week, the police arrest
ed several noted characters, named Fred. Bic
bush, George Bronson, George Benson, and Isl
dore Bessedeh, and upon searching their prems-
es, the pasture belonging to one of them was dug
over, when there were found buried in the soil
between three and four thousand dollars worth
OF counterfeit bills five hundred dollars worth of
jnwelry, and several pounds of massive gold and
silver, the fragments of church candle-sticks,
crucifces, &c. The bills consist of SIS on the
Pittsfeld Bank, Mass, 3s on the National Bank
of Providence, R. l., SIS on the Chippewa Bank,
State of Wisconsin, los on the Northwestern
Bank of Virginia, and 20s on the Bank of the
State of Missouri-all well executed
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va RcE sPY-.M AY. 4U GUST 81. =7857

THE CASE OF Gov. ReBINsoN.-Judge Cato
charged strongly against Gov. Robinson, but the
jury acquitted him. They were, at first. divided,
but they grew tired of staying out with no whis-
ky, and finally, those for conviction submitted.
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DAeUERREoTYPEs. = The subscriher would invite all
Who wish for Pictures in any variety of style to call and
examine his pictures, at No. 16 Harrington Corner.
N. B. In addition to what may be found at other
ooms in the CITY may be had the improved Ambroty pc
Photographs colored in oil coors and the hilanotypes
which No otner Artists in the city have or can have as
they have not the patent right B. D. MAXHAM
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GALLANT AND DARING FEAT.-In the
Glasgow (Scotland) Citizen we find the fol-
lowing:
The S. S. Glasgow has arrived at the
Broomelaw, with dates from New York to 9th
June. She has experienced strong northwest
gales the entire passage. On the evening Of
the 18th of June female with her child in
her arms was accidently swept overheard. A
young gentleman on the quarter deck observ-
ed the accident, ard needless of danger lost
not moment in plunging into the boiling
ocean, A life buoy was thrown to him,
which he caught simultaneously with his
grasping the sinking mother and infant. The
engines We're backed, blue lights were burned
as 1t was almost dark, and life boat was
lowered, and the woman with her infant and
their gallant preserver, were rescued from
their perllous situation. We understand a
medal has been ordered for presentation to
the hero of this noble exploit. The gentle
mans name is Robertson, native of Edin-
burgh, and formerly cornet and assistant
riding master of the Second Royal Life
Guards.
The gentleman alluded to is Mr.. Robertson,
husband Of the highly popular vocalist and
actress, Miss Georgiana Hodson.
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TExAs.-T The cotton crop Of Washington coun.
~, Texas, exceeds the most sanguine expec.a-
tons. The crop of Colorado county is tolerably
abundant. Rain was plenty. The Mexican farm.
ers were sending large quantities of corn to
Texas
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TEMPERANCE PIoNIo.-The friends of tenn
perance embraced in the towns comprising the
Worcester and Middlesex Temperance Union.
anticipate a very interesting gathering next Sat.
urday at Appleton Grove, in Braggyille, Milford,
Distinguished speakers, and earnest and old tried
friends of the cause, will be present and take part
in the exercises.
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For the purpose OF reference, we have compiled
the following table Of statistics OF polls, popula.
aion, valuation, and rate of taxation, from the
year 1900 to the present, showing how the city
has progressed, in little more than half a cen.
fury, from population of two thousand with five
hundred polls, to city of twenty-five thousand
inhabitants with five thousand and four hundred
polls. The rate of taxation, too, it will be noted
has been naturally changed from about IS on
thousand, as it used TO be were town, to SO so
on a thousand in 1874 and So on thousand in
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FIRE IN New SALEM.-The tannery owned by
Mr. George 0sgood, in New Salem, was destroy
ed by fire on Wednesday, the 10Th. But very lit
tie of the stock was saved The entire loss is
about $4,000; insured for $500 at the Conway
Office. The loss is severe one for Mr.. Osgood,
who is an INDUSTRIOUS, hard working man, and one
who is highly esteemed by his neighbors. He
was burned out about four years ago, and has
hardly recovered from the effect of that fire. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by friction
of the machinery.
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WASHINGTON, August 20.-Commodore Cas-.
sin, who was on the naval retired list, died this
morning at his residence in Georgetown.
Ebenezer Slocum has been appointed post mas.
ter ofFall River, vice Morton.
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A DIAMOND POUND IN ILLINoIs.-One of
the workmen engaged in boring an artesian
well for Mr.. Van Vert, in Stryker, village
on the Airline Railroad about 90 miles
from Toledo, found pure diamond last week
at depth Of abot 100 feet. The diamond is
the size Of an ordinary marble, and compe D..
tent judges say it is worth at least $1,000.
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BY the Kindness of Mr. Smith, we have been
also furnished with the means of publishing the
following statistics of the taxation in this city for
1887, by which will be noted great changes in the
pecuniary valuation of sundry residents oftwenty
years standing, as compared with their taxation
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"OUR REPoRTBR," of the New York Times,
has paid Mrs. Cunningham another visit.
lie reports that her lawsuits, thus far, have
cost seven or eight thousand dollars, and that
the lady, who is still quito " weak" is about
To write a book.
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BUFFALO, August 29.-The Reciprocity Bank
closed its doors this morning.
Williams, Tanner, 4 Co, forwarders, suspend.
ed Yesterday.
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We would direct the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of Professor Misner, the &C.
complished linguist, in another column.
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WHY Provisions HAVE BEEN DEAR.-THE
Philadelphia Pennsylvania gives a reason
why provisions have been so extraordinarily
high for the past year or two, that the amount
OF production has not kept pace with the in
crease of population. Thus in 1910, for in
stance the United States produced 81 1926. 600
bushels of wheat; los 200, 900 bushels Of
Irish and sweet potatoes; 14970, 900 head of
cattle. Had agriculture remained simply
tatlonary-consdering the increase of popu.
lation-it ought to have produced in 1850
ll5, 240,00 bushels of wheat; LAG, 900 900
bushels of potatoes; 20, $40, 900 head of cat
tie. Instead of which it only yielded lO0,-
100000 bushels of wheat. l04 ,00O, 900 bush
els of potatoes Is, 37S, 900 head of cattle.
Thus the diminution of these articles during
period OF ten years amounted to about I5,-
100000 bushels Of wheat, which is a falling
off OF Ii; 100000 bushels of potatoes
which is falling off of 1-3 1000 900 head
Of cattle, which is falling off of Ito; of the
production in l84O-duly taking into calcu.
latlon the increase of population.
Here is one great reason for the advance in
provisions Another cause is the export of
these articles to foreign countries. Still
another grows out of temptation drawing the
laboring classes to the West. Before thew
produced more than they consumed. Now
that is the first year or two after the emigra.
tion-they consume more than they produce,
OF what they produce is not within the reach
of consumers. 1t will not always or long be
SO, we hope.
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Mrs. CUNNINGHAM ANTEoEDENTs. There
are many stories floating about in regard to
the past history of this woman, but few, we
are sorry to say, show her in any favorable
light. The following is said to be reliable:
About eight years ago Mrs. Cunningham
was housekeeper for a Young DR.. G-n,
then living in Fouth street, Ninth Ward.
The DR.. was at that time unmarried, and be,
longed to highly respectable family. The
lady began after time to cut up the same
didoes and "spread her nett as she did with
DR.. Burdell-all but the tragic part. The
Dr. hit upon an expedient; he went round
to Fire Company located in the vicinity and
told his story to the "boys'' remunerated
them little, and in less time than we
have been writing this, Mrs. c. and all her
duds found themselves in the street. Had
DIR. Burdell pursued this course. he might
have been living this day.--N. Y Neaos.
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Analytical Physician can he consulted by ladies and
gentlemen at his ojse corner Of Church and sipchaDio
streets, Worcester, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the IA
sd IN OF September free of charge upon an diseases
OF the human system Ladies and gentlemen are f1vit
ed to call d6tNwN aros
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The above list embraces the names Of 66S indi-
viduals and firms who pay a tax Of 800 and up
wards, being 100 more than there were last year.
And it will be seen by an investigation of the
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BuInctt's Preparations.

'FLoRtAEL." "A new and exquisite perfume for the
handkerchief prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston,
for sale by ]. Q. HiIl.
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IiNSURAN nee AND COLLECTION
-

IlNSURAN NOE AND COLLECTION
. f E I @ f.
The subscriber has taken an Office at 4 81 Main
Street. Cup sairs) and is prepared to negotiate insur
ances to any amount the best Mutual and Stock Com
panies, also will pay particular attention to the settlement
of accounts, collection of bills, &c, SC.
j. K. BANISTER.
1877 Main st., Cup stairs.)
REFEgEEoEs.- FIELD, Esq Insurance Commits
sionerj JOHN BoYDEN ESQ.,, Exchange Broker. diff jy2
ga Stitch ia time Oftimles saves nine,
Was sung in ages fed
Hair that's gray if checked to-day slEs
Will save hoary head!
Then haste, Oh haste, nor moment waste
T will act just like charm.
Y is glorious stuff (this is no puff H
Mason's Alpine Hair Balm.
For sale by J. Q. HILL, NJ. B. GREEN & CO.. DA.
VID, SCOTT, CHARLES SIBLEY, GEO. R. 8PURR
and JAMES GREEN. de3dw6n mv13
BUSH s. co. HAVE II,
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KALLIsToN, OR ORIENTAL WATER--For improving ant
identifying the coDpexon prepared by Joseph Burnet
& Co., Boston, for sale by j @ Hill
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Adm gaAK &R
ATTORNEY 4 CoUNSELLoR At Lar.
NO 2lS Mem Ftreet,.-- -WorcestefAass
N
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"BURNETT's COCAINE ban admirable preparation for
the mar prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., BGston for
sale by J. Q. Hill.
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ORIENTAL TooTH W1sH-Prepsred by Joseph Burnett
4 Co., Boston, for sale by ]. Q. Hill.
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Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, in all its
Endless Variety!
And we feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants OF each and all customers we shall merit
share of peblic patronage heretofore so literally besow
ed.
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In 1879, the earliest period of which the taxa
ton records exist, the whole number of polls lin.
GLIDING all over l6 years of age,) was AT ofres-
ident property tax payers 800 non resident II !;
amount of poll tax four shillings. The following
is the amount paid by the four highest tax PAYERS
of that year, who are represented by their imme.
diate descendants at the present time in this
place. What change in Circumstances from
the time Of the father to that Of the son, and
nephew, and grandson-for one generation of six
ty-eight years to be able to witness Here is
transcript from the records ofthe year 1883, being
the first year Of the going into operation of the
present Constitution of the federal government.
within the memory ofsome now living, when the
currency was reckoned in pounds, shillings, and
hence
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HON GoP ATHIsT
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
TO 8 P. NJ No, & XValuuf ~
Worcester Nav ga 1854
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FLAvoRISG ExTRAcTs- Prepared by Joseph Burnett h
Co., Boston, Tor sale by ]. Q. Hill
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o. f. "a q X s.,
ID 10 N IL = Il,
1853 main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
jyl Building, d&wtr
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 1 Lincoln House Block
APPS diff
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DIR. j JOhnHOn, recently Of Northboro, ti
this professional he nhabantsof Worcester
and the vicinity
House and Office No. Walnut street.
Worcester. june ~, 1857. dtg
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Arnoid's GlobuIes and Vital FIuid.--For
sale, wholesale ard retail, by
10 HILL, Druggist aud Apothecary,
my4 dti Ngchancs' Hall Block.
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. els Main Street.
IA WORCESTER, MASS. div
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HIDE Eve 8 BANK %.



Wholesale md Retail deaersn COFFINs and CAsRETs
Of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes, &c,
81 Exchange street, Of Waldo street
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MECHANICS HALL.--Notice the advertise
ments, in another column, for grand concerts in
this hall, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
next, by Fiske 5 and Joslyn's Cornet Bands, re
snectiYelv
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DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
diseaseg OF the Eye Office No. IL Worcester Bank BE-,
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DIR. THOMAS H.GAGE
Has taken Office in Worcester No. Pearl street in
u Fosters Block. jy9 d8mk
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w w. FRAT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER,
Office No. Flagg's Building, opposite the Bay State
j2O House. Worcester Mas. dtf
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E. s. MASON
Can probably sell Piano FOrtes cheaper than any
dealer, agent in the State Cark's Block Worcester
je30 diff
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PATENTS The following patents were issued
during the week ending August 25th, to Massa-
chusetts inventors -
filter.
John Toulmin of New Worcester, for improve
ment in vibrating shears.
Lucius }. Knowles OF Warren, for improvement
in steam pressure regulators.
William Wickersham of Boston, for improve
ment in sewing machines.
William w. Willmott of Boston, azsignor to
himself, Amos H. and Charles H. Braina1d. Of
same place, for improvement in boot crimps.
Thomas D. Worrall of Lowell, for design for
stoves.
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CHAPTX & nAnNTI1N.

~ OETAPIN & UADMUNs
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW,
Nos. h 8 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY CHAPIN, APPLETON DADNUN,
apl dtf
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Above will be noticed diminution in our city
appropriations from last year, Of $3.50, while
the State and county tax has increased SS,439.
BY the politeness of Samuel Smith, ESQ.,, the
efficient and gentlemanly City Clerk, we are ena-
bled to publish the following list of those who
are this year taxed $50 and upwards, together
with interesting statistics and "reminiscences, in
egard to the taxation in this city in past years.
LIST OF THOSE TAXED $50 AND UPWARDS.
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JONAS WHITcoMBs ASTHMA REMEDY. Prepared by 10
seph Burnett l. Co, Boston, for sale by J. Q. Hill
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DIR. j. M. RICE
Office No. A Harrington Block,
Corner Of Main ard Front Streets.
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The dysentery at the present time is very prev
alent. as well as fatal in Pawtucket and yicini-
ty. Parents should guard their children against
the unripe frnits with which the markets are
plutted.
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o. II. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law,
No. 5, Brinley Hall,
mh3l dtf Worcester Mass