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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
/ MN KILLED ~ MS OIFN HOUSE.
From The Boi,imore .4se,ieaa, SepL p


Between IL and II o'clock Oh Monday night the
residents Of the vicinity of Howard and Montgomery
streets were aroused by the discharge of firearms,
and the runior which followed, to the effect that u
man nan ed Christian Fisher had been shot and killed
az his brother house the northwest corner o. the
above streets by band OF armed men who broke IN
the door aud invaded the premises. From what We
can learn there was a rattle al the house which
gotten up by the deceased or the disposal of
ewelrv and some fifteen or twenty young persons Of
both sexes were copyrighted In the back apartment
About II 20 o'clock party Of men came up TO the
door ON Howard street and demanded admission,
which Was refused them. Tie door was then
forced open aud several shots fired AT those
within by portion of the gang, who rushed into
the front room. Tie deceased, Fisher. in attempting
to defend his sisein-aw, who, u II stated, removed
tie bar rom the door, shot by bal IN the right
side lie 90; out through the back door, and climbing
Tire fence Of tie yard. To the corner of Hill and
Hanover streets several squares from the u the
shooting. Here he was found ana carried back to the
house. where he was attended by Drs. Geo. W Ben
,ou and Hy>er, who probed the wound He fingered
about ten minutes after being brought into the house.
To tlos, around him he gave account OF the shoot
ing which implicated one John Lemon, police officer
Of the southern district who was taken into custody
by Capt Woods and confined IN the southern station
nth Yesterday morning when justice BOYD committed
him 10 Jail for the action Of the grand jury. At
early hour excited crowd congregated about the
premise vi here tie body lay.
Tl., CuroDers Jury, upon hearing the re-v Of the
po-t.mortem examination, rendered a verdict 70 wit:
"Tlat Christian Fisher. the deceased, carne 10 his
death on the nigh, OF the Sth IF Srptemhs, by epis-
,ol sho. fired by one Of party I'D into docca~sds
house by one John Lemon and Others
Tie DECEASED Fisher, was aged Gbou. - year,. a
siuple man ana hatcher by trade. Lemon, arrested
A. sccesory 20 the killing OF Fisher. j. sbou 81 year,
Of see. a Il arried mar and resided az No. Bevans
street in the western portion Of tie city,. IL was At
,sch,d Ia the day police force and otf duty when
the shooting took place. number Of warrants wer.
issued Yesterday by justice Boyd for the arc-t Of par
ties recognized as accessories 10 the bloody affair bu.
VI 10 last evening no morc arrests had been made.
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The above are bet few MY among mary 90
OF a similar character Tie evil is VIDE spss.s
Property owrer- from al over the city ara 60 ssvs
have visited the ROOM Of your Commttss, on n.eIas
exhibited their receipts and demanded rhe edmsods
If TIE Eens against thrir property Inc 80 ar
bsv. been nccolnpaned by bitter denunciaii9ns Mr.
city ccai. wLen informed II tie fact tns.
cr;svrnr campo. be remedied by your MI !.
Citizen. Of high character and standing - ven.
I,or ard humble properly o~per. AS''
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Of tie country should not also have a c,.,;,
~blics,iors. 49, "'"''y 70 pay ns
At the rre-'r' time. when capitalist. Ar.
nves; their means IN securities OF the C..l.-,e %
eminent, bearing Per cent interest. the C...,v'.
frdr himself obliged g. pay lr! or: on ,r- SSs-er
royyed on corporation bonds. e'-
The unsatisfactory condition f the seco,,..
Finance Department Ia. strong tendency 20 s.,s.s'
the coufdeDce II capitalists in n. vala. Il ;,se1o
mites, and the weight ii excsslye interest Z,
Deficiencies aid frauds slso bear the hAres, rpo,
taxpayers. Ss
l6. si,iy-second street, operirg from riAh op...
avenues. There Is d.hc.cncy IN tn. 49, 80
1851 There j. also a. error IN footing M. sa
h.i II $c On this lis., map No. L.. Their. 49,.
$50 paid into tie treasury but the ion Ia. ga
discharged ii record. Robert Mimi n - 'rra
l.. Second-avenue sewer, from Twer,v-,,'s.l
Iwerty-uinth streets nap NJ, ~. Pad in trs.sr,v
tu, uo, discharged Of record, &l0 -. Rsbs,1 ~,
Knuin. ID. {. A-
Is. Thanles-sirest sewer. frosa C;reers,.A ~
pie streets, map No. L.. Pad : cvlIer,o, ..'o-
treasury and not discharged Of record, 81 "a. p.
McGary, II. 4. ""V'.
lg. Sewer in Water streei, frOu, Fulton 70 R..,u
street. map NJ. 10. Paid 10 ool@c,o, ~ De- Snsn
treasury snd Tot discharged of record 60 a PIa "a
MCGary, II. {. "'o''
%. Twentie,h street, paving irOm A,enae A,0r
River. map No. 9. Paid 10 treasury bu, ~, I ss
charged OF record. SIS u. Rob,. Mct;ary n 70 U.s.
Il. Fourth avenue, Op,Ilng iroua Thirty-isl,l -.
One Hundred and tArty-hi;h III Il. There ssI|
cicrey in the accoun, Of 81, 81 -.
The following j the statement Il the accoau,,
T - snsocui II placed IL ta- col-s-
tors hand for oosc; 90. essw "a
Amount drPo-ied IL the TTra.uEy.... ;i7ss 81
Unpaid -,u, books q uecord...... = 81 A-&!rMs
Amount Ct bis deGcieucy, Pei bsoks a. hey
sisnd.-.... elsA N
To which mus; be sdied the following item, sts,.x,
on the books a. unpaid but which have been pad II
no, discharged Of record and the money no. rurs A.,
the treasury;
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On this account the Collector Is eicent the above
nm of 49, -. The items \, b and {. which not
marked of are paid and the money has gone into the
Treasury; but on the account, map No. g
ga 20 fa. been paid discharged Of record, but the
money has not gone into the Treasury.
Cou.ctor Amount Of assessment h-,, sS2"N;
suouu, paid by Collector into the Treasury, s!9oSi;
leaving Apparently uncolected 1853. The amount
of unpaid items taken from the book OF record L
$500. <,.-.
Al tits POINT Of the investigation of this sccouni
he Collector seems 70 have paid into the Treasury
A. o,s mon than be collected but continuing the ex-
animation which required shout two weeks ume,
such the uys;ifed state OF the sccouDt the iae
. revealed that instead Of paying into the Treasury
s. e,s more than he received the Collector recei'ei
81 .5Ss more than be- has accounted for, unless II
appear az e GLal adjusting OF all hir accounts he has
subsequently made good the delcsncy. me above
discrepancy j. explained by the following items pad
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Prom total paid record ttoI
Dsdu amount paid marked on above stated 1885
Lave. ,-ie s-our, <6tg7i
The following therefore, Il true statement oi the
account
Pad t-rr-4Is BY eoAcctoE............. lsr.tl
80 i2
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BENJAMIN
a,p FRANKLIN.
DEBORAH

l hat elaborate epiiaph which Franklin wrote for
bis own tomb Ekenng himself TO All old book. has
never been transferred To marble. The Typogra
phical Society have attempted 10 raise 4 suitable,
monuuent over h. remains, but though the spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

AsoTHTR YELLow-FEvtS NicriH. byron 4.
Cock. esq. a young lawyer in Ne~-pr.ean>. and the
ce-Presidsut OF the Young Mems Christian As-ccia-
tor died in tina, city, Of The prevailing epileuic,
the 18Th Inst.
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90
10 Fifty-third--treet. Regulating and grading from
Third TO Si1th-avenue. Isaac Edwards. collector;
Samr.. Allen, deputy collector. Date of confirmation
December L., 1913.
81 assessment 81, ~ ~
Amount paid INTO Treasury and credited 10
this account for collection t8,85I ~
Amount Of Of unpaid items, pre-
pare frvm t,oA VI records. l2,5loJ9
By this st.,emert the sccount arpsGrs
bsauc-d the total OF payments into the
treasury snd the total Of itein- standing
unpsia u books ofr,eoId sdded together,
making Just equal 70 The Il
hsr. An examination of .he
return unpaid i;s ms made 20 the Bureau
reveals difference and
parent deficiency TO the treasury Of s3 %
Amount OF return Of unpaid em,, per book OF
record as above stated. 1856 y
Amount NJ return Of unpaid items made by
Collector OF Asses.E.su.s Bureau Of
Deduct fIoni this
tanned VI map No s7.............flls 81
Les amount GU rap No N,
cofd.. iS
II 10
si2 u
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Amount oserpaid a. shown BY The booh..........
~. iuLLIxLn.t li.-u.. Iu,... l.-..-.. ....4

Showing defriency in this scc0un, Of. ..........
70 Eleventh sy'uus, opening Forty cisbih street =
Forty ninth stf.et.-An4ount al Gsses-mrut lit.
AmouE, depostrd ia Treasury ........,....fll,79 I
Amount Of ulp paid on record. ............... 7&
Short IN this account a. shown by tse bo0ss....,.
SHOWING defc.oucy IN this account of...........
Amount Of unpaid itars returned ~ Bureau ~ Ar
.eHs.''..'''s'''s''''...... 40 2.
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Total dsfceu6y above accouuts...........s21, ,
C.her results arrived AT in the progress Of the eN-
aniuaon ii this work VII be reported 10 your honor
able body o. soon asceitaired. 4 further report
viii be laid before you in a f'w days. IL mast y,
borne in mind by tie Common Council and the paDI.
that the various d. fcences mentioned il ths report
ouy Of the principal not of interest. The Hlef-
ct has not yet been calculated.
Tie following receipts tor moneys paid ior se I
which are not discharged of have been exhio-
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Roar. HcGsRy, II. &
10. Paving Seventeenth street inn Avenue A 10
Eat River Map No. Il. Pad in treasury but not
discharged OF record, }i 90. RoBr. hchIsSIN,
ID. &.
H. Tagging sidewalks in Thrty-thrd street from
Fourth 10 sixth avenue. Collector ov-rpad on tins
account, A. -. RoBI. McGaRr. ID. {.
L. Baisiing sewer IN Th.uy-lirst sta-rt rom Sew
epth 10 Sixth avenue. Map No. -, paid II treasury,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-12

Hair r esterative.-EveTyo one we thick. agrees
with "a in the opinion thar the hunsu hair is The rsat
blural ornament that is possessed either BY geties
lsdy. Just meet an apparently coed looking man NV
instGncs in the street; you admire his aturea bfse
ard general bearing but loRl he lifts his hat in reeo-i
ton Of your bow, and the charm has vanished f,r Trb
bod is written on lis bald head and the elorv hss 10
parted with the wing locks that once fonYi h luyn
ronsy there In the cav of al ady the matter IT, if pos
Fi0le worse such ca'eS reminding one # the cir.n,
stance on which the lowing epi2rsm is founded:
80 give M fair Emma ,ock OF your hair
hashfui j ing lover TOOK courage aud stgf ed;
9" iva sil 10 refuse such a no lest rcqlest-
20 axe the wh0ls l5ig p the dear creature reuIisd
Now t. prevent slch catastrophe Is within i roger
Of every ldy Sni gentlemeni for by using Poi Aoois
Hair Rest1ratTe, IA is only prevented from falling
of or turing gray but the article will restore hair in
bald places, ard even II it has changed color and bsee
gray it viii bring it back its pristine beauty and luxp
rance. Those who are acquitted with the anatomy.
physiology and pathology Of the bsr must well aware
that certain subances have specific scon upon it and
1t s hy ufieous combination of these that Pro, Wood
has succeeded in compoandng uixtvre possessed Of re-
N 'rA able viiiues - RaUerey Magazine Gad Literary
Ga1ette.
For sale by GEORGE r sPURR. and BY all resnect
able DrGggise dtwQw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-12
Thirteenth AnuuaI announcement

We itih -
HORCESIER MEDICAL STTTUTIoN
Winter Session 1S5Ss59.
commencing the hret WFDNEsD bY in Novernbe, ot
worcester Mass and continuing sixteen weeks The
course Of instruction will be- as in years past liberal
thorough, and systematic.
In enc present age Of progression, it will be conceded
by all liberal minds that demand exists for an Insttu
u9n n New England, where liberal system Of Medicine
can oe taught, based npon American Eclectcisu
eech the Trustees and Faculty announce to be the
object Of the Worcester Medical College and entertain
the fullest confidence Of success in their e1rs and of
permanently in an Institution elevated in its character
liberal in its views and free from the medical despon
and Intolerance that too often prevail in other schools
For further information addtres JOHN W JOHN
soN, NJ Dean of the Faculty, Hartford, Conn, or
au2 detd& xeou IN,
z oval.-Dr. LtNNELL, Homeopathic, haa
removed tn No. Kim street. first reejifrce above tel
Lincoln House. Office hours from 2to 3 snd to 7 D. u
oil ar
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ r e e L h g 7 U r Ell!
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE.
PSYCHOLOGY hHmnrn mou .tn,rrrN An

h NJ II Il q U r e
PHYSIOLOGY HYGIENE.
PSYCHOLOGY, MEDICAL TREATMENT, &c.
DIR. E. G. CUTTER, of Bost7n will give a course of
Three Lectures, at HORTICULTURAL HALL Worceso
ter FIRST Lecture FREE to Ladies and Gentlemen,
On Tuesday Evening, Oct. 1 2th,
q O'Clock, precisely
su6jsct,-Medicated Inhalaton for the cure Of CONF
SUMPTION Bronchitis, Oatarrh and all Chronic Diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs The subject of vital i'm
portance to all of 5cTofua Cousumptige nab
its.
Mothers persons having Children under their care
who are troubled with Pin Worms, Stomach or Taps
Worms, are especially invited to the above lecture
large number Of Tape Worms recently taken (by
y discovered Medicine) will be exhibited.
Private Lecture to Ladies, Wednesday Afternoon
Oct. 10, at O'Clock, sams haL) subject-socal Life
matrinony Posterity &C. hog to choose the right com
panion for life. Also. useful advice respecting health
and happiness. Admission to this lecture 10 cents
Private Leriure to Gentlemen, Wednesday Evening
Get Is, at u o'clock Subject, -Courship, Marriage
also the doings fimpTudent fast young of
decline in health &c, This subject Of Importance
to health and happiness. Lads under 10 years of age
not admitted. Admission Is cents.
Dr. Gutter will at the close Of each lecture illustrate
those marvellous states of the mind IS Trance
sopnaH b1ism, Mesmersu, Fascination, Mental Hallu.
cinatiOn, Spectral Illusions, cts.
Dr. Gutter can be consulted upon all Diseases at the
LINCOLN HoUsE, on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. ID
and l4th.
Notice. Patients wishing for DR.. Cutters medicines
must call on him, send to bis office, II BIomfei St.,
Boston. He has agents for tue sale OF his medicines
ootl2 2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-12

These pills are nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in France and America with
Unparalleled success egero case; and he is urged by
raay thousand ladies who have used them, to make
the Pills pubcf9r the alienation OF those sueiugs from
any rregulerses whatever well as to prevent AZ in
crease Of faulty where heath will not permit it. Females
pecuary situatei those supposing themselves so.
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con.
di len as the the proprietor responsibility af
ter n above aimonlion although their dness would
prsy.n any mischief to hesh otherwise the pills are
recommended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81
Sold Wholesale an retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug.
est. Gal Main street, corner Of Mechanic street. Wor
cesler Macs, and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street,
Worcester, Mass. Ladies', by enclosing them 81, can
have the Gleen Pills sent to any part OF the Country
Confidently by return mail Sold also by L. Brr lett
CtUton James z. Lane Fitchburg; cantre s. Son Dan
eisnuyllei A. Houghton, Atho Depot Balch Son Prov
iae;ei Weeks PUtter Boston, end by Druggist in
every town in the Union.
N B,-Laiies be particular in asking for 'Dr, Dupon
co.'s Goide0 Pills and that the signature is on the
b X you viii then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell You they are no secret com
pound, but made known to all concerned
pp6 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-12
NFEN IN WANT OF BUsIN Ess.

Any smart, active man, with capital from 800 to
$500 wishing to engage in profitable business Of trad
ing in any city large town in any of the New England
States obtain such chance by applying in person or
by letter to CHARLES BLANCHARD CO., Basement
OF Old State House, Room No. q State street. Boston,
Mass and by giving reference to honesty and ability
can obtain good credit for goods. This presents "a
vorabe opportunity for merchants now In business as
well as seeking business. d2w o.
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AUCTIONS.

GREAT SALE OF LANDS IN MI(Fl-
NJ IGAN.-In pursuance OF q resolution Of the Board
of Directors Of the Saint Marys Falls Ship Canal Co and
Ia order o facilitate and encourage settlements in some
Of the Interior counties where this Company hold large
DO lies 81 valuable Farming and Pins Inns sha Of
fer at Public ea'e On the 18th day CT October next at
the Companys Land Ofics in Detroit. the following
Land: Acrss
In Tuscola county Casg Bivsr.............l4Ol
10 Grafton county Pine River. 700
In Nontcaim county Fiat fine Chippewa Rivers II OOO
In Jssoeua comfy, Chppeway River. $50
10 Cae county Tobacco Riyer................IO96 $50
Ia Midland county, Titabswassa Riger..........6S2o
Tot,lacres.........................50588
These Lands ore among The Choicest Selections of
me COMPANY and are very desirable FIR + ,rmng and
um'erEe purposes TheyWii he SOLD withot reserve
at minimum price of SO per acre and upnn the usual
terms Wis 01t-ifih down. and the balance in one two
three ani four ears, with interest six per ceut per
aurum.
Liberal terms will given to Colonies or individuals
DESTROYS of m King immediate settiene Mt
Arrangements have reen made to receive in payment
the fut paid Stock Of the Company, the rate OF $50
per share either in whole ia part any es under
thie Offering and in like the Bonds Of the Com,
pany At par.
TheseLande have been thoroughly explored and any in
formation concerning their character quality aud quen
tity of timber aud locality may be geen at this Office
They con9in average Of more than 6O0O feet coed
pine iunber per acre, good proportion Of It clear.
hap, of any township tract, Tith general descrIp-
tons OF the Laods may also he obtained apple
letter or othsrwi'e, to GEO. s FROSp Land Agent.
neral Land Office, St, 8isrg's Faa Ship Canal Co
500 dlOlZ Detroit Sept !, 1853
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REAL ESTATE

" See Fourth Page for additional "ReaI
Estate" "To Let,' Wants" &c.
o.. FARM FOR SALt-Plcasantiy situated
f!;i mile uorth Of h Court House in Worcester
H. confusing o. 50 acres Of good productive ian
vel st cked sith cooi variety Of choice fruit trees
and supplied with food Sater ueqor falling The build
50 deodlf CALVIN BRIGHAM,
a. Eos aAGg-A Farm, containing about %
: acres, divided into mowiog, tlige, pssuring, and
City Hall, south, and Only SI4OO. Tuqgire of
a % = A.. J EATON
ana AN FOX = bG-eituatei in south Wor
ceser, Containing 81 acres, about zoo ample trees
choice iIuit pums, caerries grapes and woodland vii
be sold in lots to suit purchasers For urther particulars
inquire of the su6'1rioeT on lie premises
So d&wlm A. f. CARPENTER.
E4Nuk SALE. ~ stN& ELLENG HOUSES
E at VERY Low PRICES In order to close al un
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated in
he center of the CITY OF Worcester, will be sold at much
below the real value.
Lots and Houses east side of Portland street, Nos
80 end 81.
Lot and double Brick House. Nos 81 aud 49, west side
of Portland street
Lot and ube House the east side of Portland St,
Nos. II an IA
Lot and House Nc. 20, on west side of Salem street
Lot and Houss Wellington street. opposite residence
of ]. Q. and Jaques.
let and Factory Buillpg on Southh;idge street
Lot ami House en- coraeT of West and Cottage SITS
Also, Building Lots on Chandler austin, and New
bury streets.
For terms of sale and further information as to the
property, apply tc W. W RICE,
Worcester Bank Block.
II. DEWEY,
sep2T 2l3 Main st.
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ADJUSTMENTS
XWOR CEsTER THEATER.

won CEsTER THEATER.
Lessees and Managers II n W6RT6N No
Engagement for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, Of the great
Comedian,
JOHN e. OWENS.
Tuesday Everina, Oct. 12,
will be performed he excellent Co7edy, entitled
PAUL PRY:
Or. Hope I DOa't Infrude.
Paul Pry. .-..J. L. Ovens. pfmhe Mics Thompson
Al the Company
To conclude with the excellent Farce, the
WIND MILL.
sam7son Low, J, +. Owens. Marian. Miss f. Homan
PrEccs.- Dress Circle and Paroustt 5oo; Family Cir
cts 81.
Doors open at7 performances commence at q o'clock
ETXCURS sON To NEW YORK CITY,
= Through in Two Hours.-Bulsrd's Panorama Of
aew York City shors the visitor Forty Ore miles Of e
Sly lie has perspective view Of forty three Streets
ing from Broa4Eoy, the Astor House, City Hall,
Ionbe, New York Hotel Trinity Church, Barnum's Nh.
scum, Metropolitan Botel, Stuarts Store, ST Ei,hoas
Hotel. Every building on Broadway, At the time the
Panorama was completed, from the Battery to Union
Park One and Haf Miles Of Shipping and Steamboats,
zoo Horses and Carriages 10000 P-opl the Battery and
Castle Gardeni in word. he vie the city Just it
would appseT to him, he to walk ride through the
most INTEREST," part NJ the city 5000 Signs and IS 600
Letters on them! represented BooaA way aloue-
THIS work is painted IS GEO Feet Of Canvas weighs
1870 pounds, four years in being painted, and cost
5000 Dollsrs II has been visited bv more tnan One
Miiioo Persons in the United States and Canada.
At each exhibition Of the Panorama passes before
the spectator Explanatory Lecture will be given by
Dr. J. II. Lille or Mr., 4. Williams Illustrative Of New
York City its statistics business and resources is peo
pie, their goaheadstiveneas, aud much valuable know
edge If crest inpartsnce TO franger and Of general
and instruc i've information to everybody.
wiz exhibit at Worcester in
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MARRLEn

In this city, Oct 6h by Rev. A. Hill, Mr. Safer Iese
to Miss Mary Planet, both Of Grafton; Oct 9Th by the
same Mr. Henry Bradford Of Providence, to Mas sa-
rah s. Arnold CT Webster; Oct. 11lh, by the same 10
rerzo h. Watson to Miss Eleanor A Bemis both spen-
Ger.
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EEARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
n CONSUMERS OF WHITE LEAD.

THAYER, RICE, & CO., No. SO India street, Boston,
General Agents for John 7. Lewis Bros Philadelphia
White Lead, offer the to the pnblc and warrant it
OF the same excellent quality that made by the old
firm of Mordecai Lewis & Co., the style alone being
changed) The quality Of this Lead has been too long
and aVoraby known to require any thing to be said
in its praise and purchasers may be assured that they get
full weight of Lead in each keg and do not pay for the
weight Of the keg, charged by other Companies. For
sale at wholesale or retail, by Q. FOSTER CO., Wor
oeseI, Mass, aud by the trade generally dSm s23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-12

Ia Providence, 1Oh inst DR.. Stephen Harris aged u
years lie was one OF the largest manufacturers in that
section.
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DooroR C. A. HILL-Sir will ssy that vour u,aii
Inc hls oeacfted uuch My health is much bette,
han It vas wnen commenced taking It. thinkit Vii
cure ne have not been troubled with the pain in my
head but once since taking your medicine The distress
between ny shoulders has all passed swsy Thinkin
thst sou might ike 60 hear how I was gettngalong
have taken the liberty to address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs g O
Rutland, Nov. 3. 1854 ar tsI