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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

LITERATURE OF THE ANCIENT INNs-A
recent London paper advertses genuine
1hesaurus of ancient tavern signs and other
curloslhes at auction, collected during long
lie by some curious antiquary. The catalogue
covered an extensive and unique collection
for history of Ancient and Modern Inns.
Taverns, and Coffee Houses in town and conn
try numbering upwards of $50 sgns), formed
with unwearied diligence and vast outlay dur
ing lifetime, and illustrated with upwards of
Z5OO OF ancient and modern engravings, com
prislng Typographical and Antiquarian Sub
lects, Early views of London, Caricatures,
humorous and Satirical Subjects, Portraits
OF Celebrities whose names have been adopt
ed as Signs, Characters remarkable for
thelr Eccentrlcltes, Actors and Actresses
Others illustrating Ancient Sports and Pas
hmes-E tchlngs, Woodcuts and numerous
Others, plain and colored, many of great rari-
y-aso 40 drawings in water-colors sonia.
ana pen and ink, and numerous copies from
scarce engravings and old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with extensive antiquarian, local, and bio
graphical notices (both printed and in MSl, on
Signs and their origin-Merrment and Wit
tlclsms In prose and verse-Tales, Traditions,
Legends, aud Remarkable Incidents Singu-
lar Inscriptions on Tap Room Windows and
Walls-Anecdotes of Landlords, Guests, Wis
ltors, Writers, &C., Bacchanalian and other
Songs and Ballads, some set to music-Fac
smile Autograph Letters of Garrick and 9TH
er celebrated men-scarce Tracts, including
The Downfall of Temporsing Poets, Uni-
censed Printers, Upstart Booksellers, Trottng
Mercuries, and Brawling Hawkers, being
very pleasant dialogue between Lightfoot
the Mercury and Suck Bottle Hawker, Red
Nose the Poet being Moderator between them,
Printed Merrily and May be read Unhappy
betwixt Hawke and Buzzard. 1871"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

lNDIANs.-llon. John Milton Earle, of Wor-
cester, who has been appointed by the Cover
nor the Commissioner, under law of the last
Legislature, TO investigate the condition and
ascertain the property rights Of the Indians of
this Commonwealth, was ut the courthouse in
this city Friday, for the purpose of hearing
parties interested in the subject Quite a large
tract of land in Westport and Dartmouth is
claimed by the descendants of Indians and
some of the present occupants were notified
and were present to yindicate their titles.
After consultation postponement of the hear
ing until August 81, was agreed upon for the
reasons that neither parties were fully prepared
and on account of the illness of Mr. French,
one OF the claimants counsc,--New Bedford
STANDARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

The REVIVAL In IRELAND.-A letter from
Dublin, July 10, in the New York Courier anal
Enquirer, makes the following mention of the
revival =" The wonderful work of the revival
is Speeding. 1t covers Ulster and means are
in operation, in the South and West, as wellas
in the Metropolis, to realize it. There i, a
controversy about the Stricken as they are
called-whether the stroke is the effect of an
epidemic, or the heat OF crowded or protracted
meetings acting on weak nerves, or bystcria
affecting, by sympathy, persons of a certain
temperament; and il is generally allowed, that
II is only, by the spiritual fruit of the gospel,
produced IN permanence that il can be proved
~ the case Of SUCH that the Spirit of God took
hoid OF such condition TO make His truth
eiiectual for their salvation But there il no
question, that surprising and beneficial
change has passed over the great mass of the
people IN tne ProVinee-producing regard for
the Sabbath and religious ordinances and 40.
briefly, peacefulness, and brotherly love. here.
tofore unknown. The twelfth of this month
was given up to prayer and other religious ex
ercises. Nor was there, in Belfast. or else-
where, one particlcof disturbance"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

SLAVE TRADERS AT SALEM.-The New
York Times has special dispatch from Bos-
ton, stating that there are al this time two YES
sells fitting out at Salem for the slave trade on
the coast of Africa. The principals in the af-
fair are a Spanish firm in New York; and the
pecuniary equipment of the vessels has Just
been forwarded in the form of nearly $4,000
in hard specie. If the Government really
wishes to stop this infamous trade, it mustlook
North as well as South and to these small
New England ports as well as to New York
and New Orleans. 1t is further intimated that
other vessels have been fitted out in New Eng
land ports for the same traffic, within the last
three months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

CURIOUS RESURRECTION CAsE.-A curious
case occurred last week ut Rome, in Franklin
county, Ohio. Mrs. Peters, wife of German
OF that name, after short illness, was sun.
posed to have died. Her husband made i'm
mediate arrangements for her funeral, having
procured collin in this city. On placing her
BODY IN the collin, general Precipitation was
observed throughout the skin, which was re-.
ported to the husband with the suggestion that
the burial be deferred, in the hope of reanimo.
lion. To this the husband objected. and had
her inferred the same day, (Saturdav) After
the burial services were over. some relatives OF
the supposed deceased, who reside in this city,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs FOR A SERIES OF
IEARs.-We are informed that an employee
of the Boston and Worcester Railroad Cor
porauon, has been detected in robberies at the
freight depot in this city. These have been
carried on for series Of years. enabling the
man to accumulate property of some thirty
thousand dollars. He owns two houses in the
city, large number of bank shares, and has
made investments generally with free hand
His salary has been not more than enough to
sustain him comfortably, and he could not have
lald up SlOOO. In his operations, as an assist
ant, he has had woman in disguise-Bee
The basis of the above paragraph, so far as
we can ascertain, is as follows At all the
freight depots of this city, where large amounts
OF valuable goods are stored, occasional losses
occur. In consequence the police of the cit Y
keep watch upon such localities In the
case of the Boston and Worcester Railroad.
the police noticed, one night last week, two
persons lurking about the freight depot. one of
whom went in. Afterwards noise was heard
by the officers as if the lid of a box was forced
OIL, after which the two persons departed.
They were followed and arrested.
Upon the person of one, who it was after
wards asce tanned, was woman in mans APP
parel, was found two pieces of goods, supposed
to have been taken from the box at the depot.
Both were arrested, and one proved to be John
Robbins, clerk at the Worcester Freight De-
pot, while the other, 1.-THE woman in male ap-
parel, was Sarah L. Hennessey, who keeps a
small shop in the lower part of Summer street.
They were taken before the Police Court and
gave bonds in $500 each for trial Robbins.
when arrested, warned the officer to be careful
what they did, as he was worth SO 900. Ii is
not probable, however, that the goods taken
from the Worcester Railroad depot, amount to
any very large sum, though railroad compa.
MES are often obliged to pay for goods which
mysteriously disappear.
The hair of the woman Hennessey was cut
short and the assumption Of coat and brooches
gave her boyish appearance. In her store a
considerable amount of goods were found but
none that could be identified as having been
taken fro'n the Worcester Freight depot
Boston Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

arrived at Rome to attend the funeral. which
had already taken place, and hearing of the
circumstances, caused the body, which then
had been four hours in the grave, to be disin-
TERED, when, to their surprise and joy, they
found signs OF life still remaining. Restora-
tlves being administered, Mrs. Peters gradu-
ally recovered, was taken by her friends in
this city, and is now we'll We are informed
that she refuses to again live with her hus-
band. The circumstances connected with the
affair are strange, indeed, and should undergo
inyestigation.-CoI Columbus CO.. Fact
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

WINDFALL FOR THE LOUISIANA STATE
BANK.-About the best illustration we have
known for long time of the Scriptural max
i'm, that "unto them that have shall be given.
and to them that have not shall be taken away
even that they have" has recently occurred
in our city. That great, rich institution, the
Louisiana State Bank, whose stock is quoted
at SlSO-which has three millions and a half
specie in its vaults, and nearly six millions in.
vested in paper, loans, discounts, and pledges
suddenly turned up the other day the ega.
tee of $4,000, bequeathed by a gentleman
in Mississippi, who is an entire stranger to the
bank, never having had any transactions with
it. The circumstances are these A rich old
planter named Matthews, DESTROYS of spting
his relations-left his property, exceeding
$4,000 in value, to his illegitimate children
by colored woman, and in the event of their
disability to inherit, to the Louisiana State
Bank. The will contained few legacies to
his brothers and sisters. Under the law of
Mississippi, the colored children cannot inner
it, and the Bank seems to have pretty clear
prospect for this property His white rela.
tons, however, have commenced 70 contest il.
and the Bank has employed counsel to main,
tain its right-NeOo Orleans Della. .JlLy 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

In GLoUcEsrE, the Democrats have chosen
delegates TO the State Convention, in the Pop
ular Sovereignty basis, "as embodied in the
Compromises measures of 1850, and ratified
by the people in the Presidential election of
1852, and reafrmed in the Kansas Nebraska
Act Of 1854, and incorporated in the Cincinna-
ii platform in 1856, as expounded by Mr. Blu
chanan in his letter accepting the nomination
and approved by the people"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09
"Buy me ana I'll d, Won oooa ;, noa,,,. -,

Buy me and I'll do You good ,-ueolth and
ecukl secured, by the Of the great Snrinp and sun
n n egelhc Or Langley Root and Herb Biiters com
L0seu ~ Taisaparilla Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock brink
Ky Nsn, ihor9lghwort, Rhubarb, Mandrake Dnndeon
h oi winch are so compounded rs to act In conccrt
WY assisting nature In Graduating disease Tho clect ~
ih S heuiGme Is most wondcrulit acts directly anon
H. poMcls anu blood, by removing all distractions from
tc Internal organs, stimulating them into heothy an
v the fountains q life purifying the blood,
nncy ~ ~ i,pn an iluIor and causing II to course
au 70 health ana usefulness They cure and eradicate
rom l1s SYSTEM Liver complaint that mnn.,yhe"l ~ 20
many iiseases Jaundce In It's worst forms ali 80
pp,eIes qnu roul stomach. Dyspepsia Costvencss MI
nu7 p huors ana every disease arising from Indi,"s
Dn' uenmehe Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn Palms in ths
S9o nn novels flatulency Loss of Appetite and n ar
~ III vi M LIVER adlsorlcred Stomach or bad Binod
NJ afe more or less subject IN Spring and sum
VIZ aigie lha lugVOVQ persons have been cl,red bv
cr, w. KY aud you viii never regret onlv W
S i Y pnti 80 cents for a large Bottle Sold by
uV"sis ~ MeIlcme everywhere Orders nddreasoI 70 y
nehl5 dnvGn, 'p"iN w., Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

The REsERvoIR.-The pit for the reservoir
has become somewhat extensive; and lockers
on have been amused to see two or three curl
GUS explorers tumble into it. Somebody sug-
gests an artesian well to be bored in the bot
tom of it. When bricked up, the reservoir
will be twenty feet in diameter and fifteen feet
deem
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

ASSAULT AND RoBBERY.-Two men from
Clinton were grossly assaulted in Lowell, last
Saturday, as we learn from the Citizen &
News. They had left their horse and carriage
at the Middlesex Hotel, on Saturday evening,
and proceeded to walk into the city When
just over the railroad crossing they were as
saulted by four Irishmen, who were accom-
panied by young girl. One of the men fled,
while the other defended himself but unsuc-
cessfully, as he was overpowered, stripped of
all his clothing but his pants, of what money
he had, and badly beaten He made his way
into the city, and arrived at the house of his
mother-in-law about one O'Clock While he
was in the power of the rascas, one of them
drew a dirk with the evident intention of dis
patching him, but on the remonstrance of the
girl, Don't kill himp desisted The party
who escaped had large sum of money about
him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

HE FIREMEN's Observation-Disclosures
Engine Co. No. l, of this city, R. NJ Gould
foreman, and Rapid No. 2, C. A. Hardy fore
man, have been granted leave, by the Board of
Engineers, to attend the Firemen's Muster at
Manchester, N. H., with their machines. Ii
ger Engine Co. No. 6, Capt. lew, have voted
to go without their machine, having already
engaged another one for the purpose, and had
it entered. The Washington Engine Co. will
appear on the occasion in their new and beau
tiful uniform, just made for them by Mr. Stur-
tevant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

sAMUEL A. rARKER.


II Sr0ver ~ Bakers Celebrated NoiseIc.s
rrAMILi SEWING MACHINES. New stylcs-priecs
run sOu TO sl25 llemners 50 extra. These machines
sew rom Two HpOOls. purchased from the store reolr
mE no reminding Of threads they hem, fell gather and
hlch III superior style, finishing each seam nv theIr
own operation, without recourse to the hand urcdia az
required by other machines. They will do better nrd
cheaper sewing than scamstress can even If She w1rta
0Hices Of Exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT A sIrsr
DV''O"' f'O pio"u""y' NeW YORK dly iy22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

POLICE CoURT.-Aug. S.-Mrs. Geo Leon
ard was sentenced to the House of Correction
Tor SIX months, MS n common drunkard.-Pat-
rick Carney, for disturbing the peace, was
sent over for one month-John Mullen of
Mlllbury, for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace went over for two months Some other
cases of drunkenness were disposed of by pay.
mcnt Of fines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

The UNION ART GALLERY.-Mr. Spooner,
of the Union Art Gallery, 1877 Main street, has
associated with him in the picture business,
MIR. Daniels, who has had great success in the
art Mr.. Spooner has already become favor
ably known to our citizens as an artist of the
first class. His success in taking photographs
has more than once elected the admiration of
the most celebrated photographers of Boston.
The rooms of Messrs. Spooner Daniels are
open to the public, who will find them hung
with excellent pictures of notable persons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

The Oh MARKEr-The week ending An
gust 6, has been quiet one. In sperm oil we
hear OF only the sale of $50 bbls. at 81 .25 nor
gallon. In whale oil $50 bbls. South Sea at
4o3 cents per gallon, and 300 bbs. Northern
not strictly prime, at 46 cents per gallon. In
whalebone we hear Of the sale of 10000 lbs.
Ochotsk at 30 cents per h., and 1000 10 5000
lbs. South Sea, upon private terms.-New Bed
ford Standard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GEO CHRlsTY is coming with his Troupe, and all those
who wish to enjoy hearty laugh let them go and see
christs Mnstrels' at Mechanics Hall, morrow even
ing Aug 10, am sure you will all be pleased
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

UNION SABBATH SCHOOL Picnic will
come off at Sterling Junction tomorrow, at
which all the religious societies of Nashua, N.
H., will be represented.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

Keep supply of my MOTHERS SALvE" by YOU and
DO not be without it, it is the best salve ever offered
lor SAFE Burns, sores, scalds. boils, plies etc. readily
neal when it is applied. See advertisements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

Union Art Gallery, 1877 Main street hoe 00,,.-
tographs, Ambrotypes, Sc &c - i"iUni no
Its reception room, with its mammoth coIto,.i ,
pgs 6s u.s., truly beautiful "a What every one saws
charge. SPOONER q IA NfETVSg ' bupnc ree OF
jyn ar 'if-L0' froprietors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The re-
port of the officers of this important road for
the year which ended June l, has just reached
us.
The gross receipts were, sl,sss,771 IS
The expenditures, for operating the 30
| Annual payment to sink
ing fund, 10000 90
/ Interest and exchange, I35,4SS o.
Excess of receipts ofroad 1861 90 81, $50 III IS
The company owe no floating debt.
| Its bonded debt was SS,lS4,4sS SO
| Less sinking fund, 64,s00 81 -
And capital stock 6,O57 $40 90
The earnings of the year, as compared with
that which ended june l, 1858, show de-
crease of S59O,627 S. while the expenses of
operating it were 1891 ,039 As less. The ex-
perience of the Michigan Central shows how
much more reliable is the local than the
through business, for while the former fell off
10, the latter was 338 per cent. less than the
year before. PROFESSIONALLY local causes had
an influence here but we think it accords
with the general experience of other roads.
The road and its rolling stock are represent
ed to be in fine order. The experience of
many of our readers, who have passed over it
within the past year, will enable them to bear
witness to its good condition. The Directors
refer to certain as satisfactorily explain
ing the reduction of its receipts First, the
general depression of business second, open
ing OF severalfew avenues to market, from
the regiSn which had heretofore been drained,
principally by the two Michigan roads, the
large reduction of freight rates, brought about
by the competition of the four great seaboard
lines, and the partial failure of the wheat crop.
As this road passes through the largest
towns and most populous portions of the State,
as the crops of the great West are quite prom
Using, and as it is managed by men of large ex-
perience and well-tried ability, its future pros
perity is sure. r. N. Rice of Detroit is its
Superintendent, and II. E. Sargent, so widely
and so well known in railroad circles here, is
its general agent at Chicago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

surveying The subscriber Will do all kinds nj az,
yeylngln neat and accurate manner and nj nog 1r
gnartcs INC present season he may be found AZ M
npf deodaw6m Rarr m!V1 wI,unt.,,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

TEAL & Co., from Norwich, Chenango Coun-
ty, N. Y, have newly patented and peculiar
bucket for wells on exhibition at the Waldo
House. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

q: Gale, Attorney at Law, and Genera
nEGi at MlNNEAPoLls, Falls of ST. ANTHONY MINNEsoTa
tb S H. ree charge give any desired information
,a;i ns power concerning present opportunities for
eapasts farmers, mechanics or manufacturers in tbis
part 9l minnesota Refers to Bacon a. Aldrich worcns
uoil' aDl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

Iiil's Mint Specific, FOR Badness AND FArtrxc
OFF OF THE llAIRIhe following extracts from tt
SHOW Wlat Hi Mint Specific has DONE and no one can
guaranty of what it WW do: w '"i'0ieIi'
,r FIT Is with much satisfaction that am enabled TO GER
~ may peiore using up the first bottle, the falling or
81 my we hair was entirely arrested and all apprebe
SION OF badness entirely removed" FF"'
Worcester. March Is 1859. GEO SESs1oNsu
For the last six months have had good onnortri,
the effects of different preparations for the
mar and to obtain the opinion ofindvidnals msjne tbo
ana ron information thus obtained am setisaed tba
your hlnt Specific is he best remedy extant far he
B"staS any PreSery y5 Of the hair
poS'on' May 70 1901 CllAS. H. BLANCHARD"
% or year my wifes hair had been falling of and she
so tbat b WIN dry, sealy eruption on her head
S SsS y91r Mint Specific and with the use of one bottle
natural b WIZ halr and il is son, glossy and
h ne eruption has entirely disappeared md aha
nS promise OF line growth Of healthy hair
worcester Apnl 20 1859 ISAAC CUSHING"
Upon receiving bottle of your Mint specie II ,o,
ea so pure and nice induced to inv H. have usd
UnE part OF bottle aud find my hair not only assnmjn
ii had fallen off, 0"' u Ss Of sEoMth where
Worcester, March A, 1853" ''''' = a. DAnniIr'
= An acquaintance of mine, who had lost her bair and
Tor months was quite bald by my representation WAS ip
uueed TO try your remedy, and witlioAt oNapperotno
pec lead O0'' has pHso%aR RSS T ss com
No,buo Conductor w9Teester and Nashua Railroad
Eir5sIpared only by JOHN g HILL Apothccary.
N-o dJm Worcester Mass.
To be Raid or not to be Baldi that is Tho
question 20 be be decided now. "CuRlls'S CURE FOR
BALDNESS!' The late great and reliable remedy and
the only article which will restore hair to bald hend ad
b9sityry stop rs falling on Remember 1t contains nv
on Lend OF supher and each Bottle contains one pnt
ana read tue following late and important certiarotn
ana say whether any man need ever be bald ''
from the state treasurer Of Rhode Island;
etroo ! o,,, , NEwroET. March 20 1889
once commenced using Cnrtiss Cure for Baidnca
my mar has ceased entirely from falling ont o1d hss
been very much strengthened. " "'" Nus
SAMUEL A. PARKER
tt, A., PROVIDENCE. Jan. 3, 1850
Having tried various articles to stop INV hnr from s,ti
IigE1n without any effect, have used two botios
o,Curtss Cure for Badness which has copetelv ston
gu NY mar rom falling cordially recommend ii 10 al
rs The best preparation have ever found. ~ ''i
ror.a,., ,, HENRY BUTLER
~ or sale IN Worcester by all Druggists and In Boston
y mas, kichnrlson " Co., Geo. c. Goodwin Il Co Al
H. Punt 20; Weeks Potter, and by all Druggists in
n, j. NJ, CURTIS, Proprietor, Providence H. T.
WAH diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09
OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this Office,
Special 3fotrtes.

Dyspepsia.-rhere is probably no disease which OK
Perenee has SO amply proved to be remcdbc by the Pc
ltUNlAN S1 RUP as Dyspepsia. The most inyeterate
forms OF ms disease have been completely cured bv this
medicine, as ample testimony of our first citizens
proves. d6t 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

The SUPERIOR Court, Chief Justice Allen
presiding, commencedtsfi rstsession for the trial
OF civil causes in this county, at Fitchburg, yes
terday afternoon. Court was opened at two
o'clock, with prayer by Rev Elnathan Da-
Wis, after which few appropriate remarks
were made by his Honor the Chief Justice
The Grand Jury then retired to their room to
commence Investigations. It is understood
they will be able to report on Thursday
when the traverse jurcs will be empaneled
and the trials commenced.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-09

w. e. George, NJ, ID, Eclectic Physician and Sus
geo would respectfully offer his services to the CITIZEN
OF worcester and vicinity. Besides atge practice q
esht years Dr. g. has enjoyed superior advantages for
te STUDY OF Uterine Diseases in the best Lyng-n ospit-
aus OF Europe lie has also had much experience in the
treatment of the various affections the Bronchial yes
special attention - wa e''e
OFFICE, No. ed 1oor,) Harrington Corner Entrance
on Main street, directly opposite Pleasant Office IIours
from to ii a m. and from 8 to & p. m.
- REFERENCEs.-Abel Tompkins, Esq, Boston; Rev J.
u. Adams worcester; j. v Wilson, NJ. D., Norwich:
Bush d Co, Worcester. "'
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