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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-14
LOCAL NEWS
meteorological Observations
At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Sept II, 1853
Thermometer. Wind Rain.

The CITY TAXES The notice of the City
Treasurer, that the tax bills were ready for set
tlepent, was we'll responded to, yesterday. One
hundred and fifteen prompt gentlemen walked up
and paid their bills, amounting in all to over
three thousand dollars. A pretty good first days
work, considering the hard times.
We give the following tabular classification of
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MURDERER AT LARGB.-The Detroit
Free Press some months since gave an account
Of the bones of man being found at place
fifteen miles distant from Detroit. Search
being instituted, some papers and a valse
were found, which were described, in the
hope that the description might enable the
friends of the man, who it was supposed was
some insane wanderer, to identify him. The
publication of the papers led the friends of
Mr.. John Hickey, railroad freight couduc-
tor, whose family reside at Milford, Conn, to
the knowledge that the remains were his.
Mr.. Hickey left Milford in July, 1867, in
company with an Irishman named Kennedy,
for Chicago, taking with him $500 in gold.
Kennedy had no money and Hickey paid his
fare. Nothing more was heard of him until
October, when his family received letter
from Kennedy. stating that Hickey had left
him and gone TO ireland No further devel-
opponents were made until the discovery of
the remains and publication of the papers,
after which Kennedy was traced and found
to be in Charleston, S. c., sporting freely
with money. Officers went to Charleston
after him, but he escaped before they reached
there, and was traced to New York and from
there to Joliet, Illinois. At the latter place
the offers lost track of him, he having been
notified from Charleston, that they were COM
ing, few days before their arrival. This
was IN June last, and nothing has since been
heard of him.
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Prof. W 0Od's Bair Re-toratTve.-ln our
advertising columns is to he ou1d an Advertisement Of
TINS popular restorative. We know nothing Of its merits
save what we read, but that is sufficient particularly
when we see such Testimony Of its efficacy IS the foog-
ing, which We clip from the Ottawa Free Tradir:
HsViug tried successfully sanjry highly recommend
ed hair tories half denuded crown we ahout
lost al confidence in nosrums Of that snIt until week
ago We met distinguished politician of this State whom
We mad seen three years ago with thin hair as gray
as rat bat now boastiug ane head OF hair as one
could wish. We demanded the secret OF his improved
appearance when he readily accounted for it by ascrh
Jog it to the virtues Of Prot Woods Hair Restorative
We shall try that next-ROck EiOeT Democrat
For sale by GEORGE R. SPUR. and BY all regpeot
able Druggists dhw2w au23
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Rnvngee of lhe yellow Ferer.

New ORLEANS, Sept. H.. The yellow fever
deaths in this city for twenty-four hours to
noon on the 10th were eighty FIVE, being
equal to the worst days of the season.
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN-Th State TEN.
perance Convention meets at fremont TEN.
pie, in Boston, this forenoon, at ten o'clock. Ad.
dresses will be made, during the day and even.
ing. by DIR. Charles Jewett, Rev. Mr. Richardson
of this city, and Others Tickets at half the usu
al fare, to go and return, by either train to-day,
may be had of Mr.. VIM. MecOrney, Lincoln
House Block.
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HnL's GLYcERINE, s#eet Principle OF Oils, for
improving and identifying the Hair, for by JOHN
Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechauics' Hall Building Worces
far
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no MARRIED. LAnIEs

-
1t Is peculiarly suited 1t will, In short time bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Jllar bears the Government,
stamp OF Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
T. auti On!!
These Pills should not be taken by emales that are
pregnant, during the first three months as thew Are
sure to bring on miscarriage but at every other time
ana IN every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections Pain 10
tne BACK and Limos, Fatigue slight exertion Papita
ton OF the Heart Hyserics, and WHITES these Ps will
effect core when all other have failed and although
apoworul remedy, do not contain iron oaomel antimo
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
tnll directions &C company eaGn package.
bole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOsEs
(Late /. o. Baldwin Co. } Rochester N Y
N. b. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzed Agent will ensure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail. - 1850
tates. ~
BURR. FOSTER, b Co, No. l cornhill Boston
Wholesale Agents for New England.
FOR sale ~ VIM. Bush Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. d6wu dee22
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CHEss.-By the Asia we learn of the ter.
mination of the match between Mr.. Morphy
and Mr.. Iiowenthal, the former winning
nine games to the latter's three, and three
drawn. The Birmingham Festival commence
ed on the oath of August, and the first section
in the tournament had been completed. Some
OK the accounts state that Mr.. Morphy did not
make his appearance, but telegraph dispatch
in the Manchester Guardian, giving an ac-
cunt of the Birmingham meeting, SAYS that
"Mr, Morphy (the American champlon) per.
formed his extraordinary feat of playing eiqAt
games simultaneously, against as many play
ers, without seeing any OF the boards. Great
interest was manifested in this extraordinary
achievement. Mr.. Morphy won every game
except the one against Mr.. J. Ripping, Jr.,
Of Manchester"
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br Legg still continues to cleanse and Re. Dye Mems
Goats Pants, and Vests heretofore He also es
LADIES' shawls &c, Ais office is at No Peasant st.
m86 DIFF
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TIE GREET ENGLIsa REMEDY

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir ]. Clarke, M D.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang In the cure NJ all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe
male constitution is subject 1t moderates ell excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy cure NAV be relied
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Furnishing UndertalSor s. CoGIn Ware
itOmRes
CohFs, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes If every description, always on baud Also the
Me- PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, Of sill sizes
Every thing connected with the management of fnne
rails promy attended No 40 Front street residence
SO Front street. Weros ster. Mass d&wtf my28
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PoTAToEs.-The rot, though in some places
severe, is not general, and it is now evident that
the supply Of sound potatoes will be abundant.
AT New York, the market is largely supplied,
and the price ranges from 81 25 to 50 % per bar.
rel the latter for very fine and large MERGERS
There is no rot in the Miedle States. and il is
mostly confined to some sections Of Massachu-
setts and New Hampshire, near the sea coast
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Mrss y. Goodwin, INCONVENIENCE ann avcceo
inl midwife holds herself In readiness day and nieh.
70 attend 20 the duties Of her profession III
Austin street. All nats,
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0. x. TTLL0TsON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR 1T Law
No. 5, Brnley Hall
u1h21 dtf Worcester Mac,
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Mr. ard MRS. MOORE wall reopen their School a
Warren Hail. on sATURD 4Y. oor 3D. for instructon in
Dancing. Bours Of attendance, from to 5 O'Clock D. m
For particulars, pesse apply to A. Marsh Music Store
septic.
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CHESS IN ENGLAND. The London Critic
says:
alt appears that an effort is being made to
raise the funds necessary for backing our
English champion against this American lad
for a lad he is, and he looks much more
juvenile than he is. The match with Herr
Lowenthal offers, however, very little encour.
agement to Mr.. Stauntons friends. and it is
very confidently predicted that Mr. Morphy
will have to return to America without van.
gushing the king of English chess players.
Having enjoyed an opportunity of overlook
ing Mr.. Morphy's play, we may say that, in
our opinion, he is certainly the most aston
ishing player we have ever beheld. He plays
with great courage, and makes what appears
to be the most alarming sacrifices yet SO pro-
found and well grounded are his calculations,
that he is never more dangerous tn an when he
appears to run the greatest risk and, as we
heard veteran chess. player remark, lit is
impossible to foresee halthis moves. Anoth.
or very wonderful peculiarly about him is
the retentiyeness Of his memory. We are told
on good authority that after playing eleven
or twelve games he will 90 home and play
them over again, from the beginning TO the
end, playing out the variations. and showing
how he would have met any change OF tactics
on the part OF his adversary"
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SMALL, & CoGsW ELL,
C . N S z L o Rs 4 T LAW,
Michigan street, ...-... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON n. SMALL. JoBE p n oocswRT1
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A HORSE THIEF ARREsrED.-On Friday
morning man named Charles H. Stanley
hired horse and buggy at stable on Court
sreett, Boston, with the intention of going to
Chelsea. Instead of proceeding there, how
ever, he came to this city, and on Saturday
sold the buggy and harness at such low prices
as to excite suspicion. He had made ar
engagements to carry the horse on to New
York, when he was arrested by officers Pratt
and Miller. He confessed the crime Prov.
Journal
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Slate for ROufs.-Tht subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality sy in
the best manner, the satisfactory terms satna
pies may be aean 81 the yard m Grove street.
RplS H. TOHE BARNARD
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CinGfn's TlOublp o ins> 3 tss brutyEpa,
permanently sealed, SURPASSED beauty vt fin
sh bdlliancy If oLe, co7r and ru.hfu1ess 10 nature
Do not foil to give him call il you wsh Tor a picture
satisfactory in respect. His rooms are over the
Citlzen's Bank, llS Main stEeet. diff
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III G q l. n n o u g E i.
WORCESTER. MASS.
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NoWfOn7s COu9h Bninsgll for Inc relief and
cure OF Group Influenza Bronchitis Whoopinr Oonoh
Oommon Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally, and long stan ling Coughs-In these there is not
Jus superor ana while tits thus ecacous, it is perfect
y safe to administer to all persons of All ages bot as an
eSpectorant and elDetic
This 5alsam was FIRST compounded and used by the late
roll Gavin Newton N D., with great success in an OK
tensve practice for many years It only needs 70 ne ocs
tried to secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. NV gITsu H
w., Botanic Druggists "a Front street Worcester Mass
memo jeoetf
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See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of New York, The outside
mVlb dtf
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ReHnOT0l.-Dr. LINNELL, IBonmopathist has
5emoVed tn No Elm street. first resideuce above tea
Lincoln House. Office hours from to and to Z D. N
OF dtf
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Ar1Old's GiObuIes and Vital Fluid. Pc
ale, wholesale and retail by
30 Hull Druggist and Apothecery,
mT4 If Apchanics' Hall Block
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MRS. NJ. W. GEEAg.DS, Phvsfc5nu.
=. an Egperienced amt Successful Midolts,
No. 81 Mechanic street, at the Head Of Union street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases Of Chi dren.
once hours from to a. m, and from to s p. m.
e25 d:f
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4. s. MASON
Can probably sell Pdnuo FOrses cheaper thaa any
dealer or agent in the State. Csrks Block Worcester
ie30 dtf
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Terra Scotia. Parian. and China Vases.
FANCY GOODS.

Our goods are all selected with great care expressly
Tor our retail trade are OF the FIRST QUALITY an at
thu lowest prices for Cash,
- Every article warranted as represented
ap5 deodAw a FIRTH & NICE OILS.
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POLICE CouRT-Business, yesterday, before
the Court was more than usually interesting and
important.
Daniel Howe and Michael Ryan, for keeping
open shop on Sunday, on Washington SQUARE
and Pine Meadow, respectively, were each fined
SO and costs, and appealed.
Daniel Howe, on two complaints for selling Ii.
quor, was fined $40 and costs &c, on each case,
and appealed.
David Shattuck, on three complaints for sell.
ing liquor. was fined on each, SO and costs &C.,
and appealed.
Michael Ryan, on one complaint for selling Ii.
quor, was dned so and costs &C.. and appeal.
ed and wus discharged on another complaint.
Benjamin Cook aud George Judge alias An
drews. for horse stealing, were each held in 5000
for trial at the next term Of the Criminal Court
Margaret Finnan. for breaking glass in the
house Of her ncighbor, Mary Dee, was sent to the
houfe OF Correction for one month.
William Harris was discharged on a complaint
for being drunk.
Peter Coburn was arraigned upon a complaint
charging him with the larceny Of $50 In bank
bills from one Mary Laskey, his sister.in law,
rom heene, H., who camo here to visit dur.
ng the late Muster. The defendant stoutly de.
MES all quit IN the matter, and cast such shade
Of doubt over the mind Of the Court, that be was
discharged
Francis McNulty was up for assaul,ino a man
named Bagnell. He was fined SO and costs, an.
pealed and committed in default OF bail IN elO0
II pork.oll lac p.tnatui - =, -,
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L.U NICHOLS. M. o..
Ho& BoP ATHIu PuYsI0IAK
oFFioB AND REsIDHHcE 1I2 MAIN ST, OVrIog soufs
PROM 10 8, AND 70 3 o'cL00E r. n
Wnrcaatar OF % 1aE2
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his property in the hands of his uncle, w. G.
Deputy. While Stapleiord was absent, Dep
uty sold the property, and on his nephew's
return refused TO account for it. or give him
any satisfaction whatever. Stapleford en-
ployed one VIM. g. Morris rs his lawyer,
who after finding that his client had no legal
remedy, took some steps rather extra judicial
to obtain redress. With party of others,
he seized Deputy, who is an old man, tied
him up and whipped him, and afterwards
suspended him by the neck until he agreed
to sign a deed of his property to Stapleford.
Morris. who is a notary public, certified and
aekowled this deed in due form. Upon the
facts being made public, great excitement
was caused in Tulare. The people at first
desired to lynch Norris. Afterwards he was
tried and sentenced to pay fine of $500 and
be imprisoned in the county Jail for six
months.
Three weeks ago, John Rawle, lad of six
teen years, living in Volcano, Amador coun-
ty who had vainly been endeavoring to OBJ
tain his fathers consent to go to Frazer river,
disappeared, taking with him a valuable horse,
belonging to the family 1t was supposed he
had started for Fraser river, and so little anx-
iety was felt in regard 10 him. On the 18th
of August his body was found in the Butte
Ditch, few miles East of jackson, attached
by "lariat' to a half dead horse. From ap-
pearahces, the boy, on the night after leaving
home, lay down to sleep, with the horse tied
to his person, to prevent his escape. The an
imal, becoming unmanageable through fright
during the night had run off. and dragged
his master by the rope, until the boys life
was extinct. Afterwards the horse had con-
tlnued to Craze around, dragging the body
along for three weeks. Finally, the corpse
had been drawn into u ditch where it became
entangled beyond tho horses strength TO ex-
tricate it. In his efforts to pull loose, the
horse had cut his neck 10 the bone with the
rope. The boys remain We're horribly mutt
lated. Most of his limbs were broken, and
the flesh rubbed bare from the bones.
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Rear OF onin9isamon Bank,.....-.. Worcester, Mass
CROCKERF, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE
Our stock Of the above goods now complete in all its
parts, and offers
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
to those who wish to repeuish their tables aud more
especially to all who are about commencing house keep
ing We have on hand all Zines,
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS,
J. RUSSELL Il CO.'S CUTLERY, (plated or pot,)
Which We have tried and not found wanting
(These goods drew The Medal at The Mechanics Fair
last Fail
Plated and Britannia Tea Pots, Casters and Spoons
Solar Lamps, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats
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CEAFEN g DADMUN.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at Ia "
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY CHAPIN, Appleton DADMUN,
Gpl dtf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the steamshiP Vanderbilt.
THE NEWS OF TIE TREATY OF
PEACE CONFIRMED,

INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
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DR.. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILL s
FOR FEM ES.
tnJatnofe IN correcting, regulating, and removing
all distractions, from Uh1tsUer cause. and
GtlOays SUCCESSFUL as restorative
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ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At EAW.
No 218 Main street - ......-. yyorces,er Mas
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CRnker Rash and ScnrIea Fever.-Espe.
isy during the prevalence of this malignant and fats
diseaseihe public should again be informed that GREW
ElLLE'S PROFITABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
iectna remedy tor csRker caBker rash and scarlet fever
cahke and thrush in the mouth throat dseIn per- what
Is malignant pated throat dysentery and ali SIMS
mer complaints aad now has been in use twenty three
years as family medicine it is unrvasd being com
posed of harmless materials
TIE genuine has the fac simie OF the inventor A. s.
GNEN WILLIE, on the wrapper and circular 1t il now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs s. A. Greaye in Wnr
eester, and is Tor sale at John j, Brown & Sons AS
washington street, and Charles 4 Carney 1855 Washing
ton street Boston, Also, by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally
Also, GRENIILLE's LiNLMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat as an outward an
plea ion Its good for any kind of inflammation gor
burns light or severe, it Will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure It would
be well for every family keep it, it being also good foY
bruises chilbsius, ehspped hands, sore lips and noses
pies, &C., &c. dtf sIs
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The SLAVE BRIG ECHO AND HER Captain.
Capt. Townsend is a native of Rhode Island.
and has wife and three children residing in
Providence. He is about thirty three wears
of age, and man of superior address and
education. He is tall and well formed and
has prepossessing features. He has light hair.
large sandy whiskers, and is scrupuously ex-
act in his dress, He speaks freely upon the
affairs of the voyage of the Echo, and states
that he was driven to engage IN the slave
trade, because of i'll success in his VOYAGES in
legitimate commerce. After the Echo left
New Orleans, he states that he called the
crew aft, and said to them that ne proposed
to go into the slave trade, aud promised them
5000 each if they would continue on the vow
age. The Portuguese and SpaDards were
probably aware of the nature of the VOYAGE.
before it was projected. All the crew acced-
ed to the proposition. Instead of proceeding
to St Thomas, for which port she had
shipped, the Echo shaped her course for the
coast Of Africa. When she reached Congo
river, she landed two Spaniands, the slave
agents, who went to look after the cargo, and
the echo proceeded to an island on the coast
for water and fresh provisions. They were
chased from the island by French brig-of-
war, from which they escaped in fog.
Returning then to the coast they took four
hundred and seventy slaves on board, one
hundred and sixty of whom died or the pas
sage. Capt. Townsend then gave up the com
mand of the vessel to a Spaniard, and shipped
as passenger on the brig. This is fire.
quent ruse in the slave trade to avoid the res
possibility in case of capture The Spanish
captain having calculated his reckoning in
correctly, the brig ran ashore in the night at
Abaco, in the Bahama Islands. Floating off
at high water she proceeded on her voyage.
and at daylight passed Sagua la Grande, when
she discovered the Dolphin making towards
her under British colors. She supposed the
Dolphin to be a Spanish brig, which had
hoisted British colors for rtse, not suppos
ing that there was any American vessel of
war cruising among the West Indies or if
there was, that any American vessel would
take sufficient interest the matter to inter-
fere.
The slaves were the captives of warlike
tribes brought to the coast and placed in bar
racoons. While awaiting the arrival of the
slave ship, they were fed on roots and escu-
Tents, and scantily fed at that, and their close
confinement was terrible. On the Echo.
Capt. Townsend states, they were fed on rice,
beans, sliyers of pork, and quart of water,
and a small quantity of whisky each day.
Tobacco was also given them, and thew were
exceedingly fond of it. Capt. Townsend is
connected with an honorable family in Rhode
Island. He is somewhat detected and melan-
choly, but is confident OF escaping the ex
IRENE penalty of his crime by the verdict al
a South Carolina jury.-Neso York Tribune.
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WILLIAM DFCRENSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No ITQ AFas,, et..a.f F-yz-a...,.-.

OHCe known never tsrgosteu.--J our read
ers would have positive luxury for the Toilette rise
Bio gett's 'Persian Balm.n For Cleansing ths Teeth
SHAVING, Champooing, Bathing Beaudying the Gem
pexon, removing Tan, Pimples, Freckles, Sun Marks,
and al dsasreeabe marks from the Skin it has no quail
Bold by all Druggists g. BL0DGEpr h Co. Pro
pret0rs, Ogdeusburgh, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists Worcester and wholesale and
retail BY JOHN O. HILL, bleehanics' Hail Binding.
APPS d5f -6m
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II. Y Rockwell, late Principal Of the High
School at Uxbridge, has been unanimously elect
I'd Principal Of the High School at Millbury.
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ELLIOTT ". PRAT7

o. F. II A R RTS
ID r. n 7 l S r.
lis main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
iyo Building d&wtI