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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-05
BORN.
In Warren, Nov. l6, a son to Benjamin F. Stone.
MARRIED..

Faupc ems NJ Gy at Lincoln House, Dec g. by Rev d. W.
Nam NJ, George Hartwel of Hubbardston TO Miss
ninry a. Br0wn, of Holden. - ~
N TINS CITY, Dec. 8, by Rev J. II. Twomby Mr. Henry
y, flaSg 10 Miss Lucy A. Wesson ''
N, warren, NOV ~ by Rev. II. Blocker Mr. Ouertus
ULis 70 MISS Frances Burbank; Dec by Rev \ &
rick. " i'' hiH'oeth f. rat
In Portland, Me-, Nov. u.s. by Rev w b. IIavdon q II
putt NJ Pr OF this city, to Miss Alba S. dangbter of tho
late pr: Albus Rice, Of Portland '""e"'si VI 'ho
y ~ III, IiSeL0n, NOV. 80 by Rev. VIM T. Brlgqs peer
Princeton. " - =" Frances L. Dali OF
MI; N Bolton, Nov. "a, by Rev 4. T. Stone Charles II
Wuito1mp Of hockDOttOm, formerly of Bolton 10 Miss
Ontnerne NJ Houghton of Is. At the same time by The
same Gilman ). Babcock Of Feionyille 10 Miss Ibhie
" W burgess OF u; by Rev r. s. Edes Win w ROBINSON
10 MISS tannie IL. Houghton, all OF B
=, N narvard, NOV. ~, by Rev WIN. A. Whitwell Mr.
of Harvard. ~ ~ 'e H. oplAsuo
n lexington, Nov. "a, by Rev L. j. Livennoro George
hoDinsOn, Principal of the High School Chcopee 10
hannah e. daughter of VIM. Stevens ESQ
IN WlDralain, Nov. "a VIM. H. Lanpton of Sturbridgc
TO Cate i. jerks of Palmer.
In Amherst, Nov. rs, Isaac N Rico 10 Mary L. FIah
both of llubbardston '
,, ~ Nashua y. H. Nov. a. by Rev. W. H. Darymple
caster, Mass. = ~
In Portland, Me-, Nov 80, by Rev Dr. chckerng Rev.
Lyman White pastor Of the First Congregational Church
N Easton Mass TO Miss Mary c. daughter OF the late
new Carlton Hurd, DID,, of Fryeburg, Me.
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ARREST FOR MAN-STEALING.-Geor w.
Bishop of New Haven is now lying in Jail in
Philadelphia, charged with stealing free man
in New York, with taking him to Alabama
and there selling him. He started for Alaba-
ma several weeks ago, in company with two
other men, with horses for sale at the South.
While in New York they induced a young COL
ored man, by fraudulent promises, to accompa-
ny them, but returned without him. Suspi-
cion was awakened against Bishop by slips in
his conversation, and his imprudent display of
large sums of money, which he had no appar.
ent means of obtaining. He was arrested and
held to bail in the an of $1,000.
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The Critic Criticized.

WORCESTER, Dec. 2, 1859.
Mr.. Editor Will your correspondent of
the Bay State House, in his criticism on Cur
tbs, please inform us on what principle he
would have us stay in our respective churches
to help on the Redeemers kingdom and bless
mankind Is it not to accept his belief of what
constitutes the true church of Christ, thus sub
verting the Protestant principle of private judg-
ments If he would have us stay in the church
when we have so far outgrown its tenets that
in following the dictates of our own conscience
we are accommodated from its midst he is
undermining that doctrine of faith which it was
the mission of Luther's life to build up. 1t is
great mistake to represent Luther as the
great hero OF the dark ages" which the pres
ent age with all its possibilities and capabii-
ties, unsurpassed for its pregnancy ofopportun-
tiles TO stand out alone and advocate the cause
Of the Master" should not presume to initiate.
lie was not the only apostle of the Reforma.
ton, although the powerful genius of his own
mind made him the conspicuous leader of it.
There were numerous others who labored as
earnestly and served the cause as faithfully as
he. He was only man with the same faults
and tailings of ourselves, who, by the trans
cending power Of that faith (which shall say
unto this mountain, be thou removed and cast
into the sea, aud it shall be DONE" looked at
the Roman Hierarchy and it trembed beneath
his gaze.
Truth is universal, sowing its seed in every
soil, reaping its fruits in every land, from the
martyr who to-day sheds his blood for every
slave who clanks his chains in the listening
ear OF God, whose name shall be immortal
when governments and nations shall pass
away, down to the humble seamstress un.
known beyond the limits of her own house
hold, but registered by the recording angel
among those "who love the Lord" Who
knows what sublime powers Of Luther may
not be wrapped up in the simple, yearning as
plration OF some truth-loving soul, whose con
fllct with the superstitous and false dogmas of
the age engrafted in his own mind, shall send
forth tLunderbolt against the giant system of
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Gov. SEWARD IN PARIs.-"Malakoff, who
writes European letters to the New York
Times, says under the date of Nov. 18th:
Mr.. Seward arrived here five days ago, from
his trip to Jerusalem and the Holy Land, and
is in good health and spirits. He has had some
adventures of a dramatic nature, and has found
not besides a few obstacles to travel on the
route he has passed over. Mr.. Seward indig-
ndnty denies ever eUen hdUing heard Of the pro
jected insurrection at Harper's Ferry, and al
though he recollects having received a call
from man known as Col. Forbes, there tcas
no mention made Of such an attempt at insmrec.
tion. Col. Forbes asked him for means for
another object, which he refused, and that was
all he ever saw of the individual in question.
Mr. Seward goes home in the Arago, in De-
cember.
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NO wonder he was thankful. Read and Judge for
yourselves.
ROCHESTER, October I9, 1889
MEssRs FLEMING Bros Gentlemen: Having experi-
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over TWO years, and oh how thankful am that heard
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ana before had finished the third box was comnetev
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should nave now been in my grave but as is am
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ness OF the efficacy of DIR. MLANES LIVER Pills
BESIDES recovering my health consider that I bove
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clans fees. f-'''
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ana nope 1t may do something towards making these In
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00''p''h'' WILLIAM HISS,
Traveller in Western New York
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all respectable drug stores. None genuine withou me
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BUSINESS PROSPECTS IN CLINTON We are
pleased to record the fact that the mill former.
ly owned by the Lancaster Quilt Company, and
purchased in May last by Messrs. James Reed
and Company, OF Boston, will shortly resume
operations. Preparations are now going for.
ward for starting up, when we shall again have
the productive energies Of the establishment
added to the industry and business Of the town
The starting Of this mill has called for an ex.
tension of the "Street Main" for the purpose
of introducing gas. The workmen sre now
actively engaged in opening High street, pre-
paratory to running the pipe "into the ground"
-Clntou C0ardat.
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PREsENTATIoN.-A pleasant circumstance
TRANSFERRED in connection with the session of the
Third Baptist Sabbath School, Sunday noon.
Mr.. II. S. Washburn in behalf of the members
of the school, presented to Deacon Willard
Ward, who is about to be absent from his
home for the winter, copy of Kitto's Daily
Bible illustrations, in eight volumes, and
copy of Livingston's Travels, elegantly bound.
Mr.. Washburn accompanied the presentation
of the volumes with brief and touching adj
dress expressive of the sentiments of esteem
and regard with which Deacon Ward is re-
garded by his fellow teachers. The entire af-
fair was deserved tribute to the character of
one of our most esteemed citizens, whose
labors in connection with both Sabbath Schools
and public schools have been efficient and
valuable.
We learn in this connection that the ladies of
the Third Baptist Society propose to hold a
social tea party, in the course of next week.
1t will undoubtedly be worthy of their enter
prise and taste.
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inquiry which makes this day an era in the
endless cycle of the ages that constitute eter
nifty to be ''heard round the world? All, my
friend, God has not left himself without wit
ness in my heart, which precedes all written
parchments, and, if needed, will prove a surer
safeguard against wrong and error than it is
possible for human wisdom to invent to save
on the one hand, or for human folly to lead
astray on the other. s.. e. W.
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RnnnhIIcnn Cnucu.ea.

The legal voters of the City of Worcester, who are
members of the Republican party, are requested to
meet at the City Hall on Thursday evening, Dec.
sth, at II o'clock for the purpose ofnomnatng
didates for Mayor and Aldermen; and also, to meet
at their respective ward rooms on Friday evening,
Dec. eth at u O'Clock, for the purpose of making the
ward nominations, to be supported at the municipal
election to be held in this city the 18th inst, and
to transact any other business which may properly
come before the meetings.
Worcester, Dec. 5th 1859
Per order of the Republican City Commute.
j. II. WALKER, Chairman
]. E. TUCKER, Secretary.
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Worthwhile.
The new school house. finished the present
season for the benefit of the inhabitants of
the Worthwhile district, wasd Gated, with ap-
propriate services, last Sa DAY evening. The
school room was quite ed with ladies and
gentlemen belonging to the district, and other
friends. Rev. j. d. E. Jones was introduce
ed as chairman, by Mr.. Kendrick, prudential
committee. Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR.
Hill The president read letter from Mayor
Bullock, expressing his interest in the welfare
OF the school district, and regretting that Off
cial engagements prevented his attendance.
Very excellent and appropriate dedicatory ad-
dresses were then made by Rev. Mr.. Jones,
Rev. Mr. Richardson and Rev. DR.. Hill ,congrat-
ulating the inhabitants upon the possession of so
suitable and elegant house for the instruction
of their children, and commenting it, as well as
the cause, to their constant and faithful care
They were followed in brief remarks by Mr..
Horace Chenery, one of the old residents Mr..
L. M. Lamb, one of the former pupils, Mr..
William Greenleaf, of the Common Council
' - AA'NHi'NA Va 9AS DuAAuA'S SoAihAltlSS, WIN
made his report to the district, and delivered
up the keys, Mr.. William NJ. Chase, Mr.. Sam
uel Warren, and others. Upon the excellent
suggestion of Mr.. Chase, worthy to be CON-
mended and followed by other districts, it was
decided to devote next May Day, or some 9TH
er in the early spring, to identifying and cult
waiting the grounds belonging to the school
The exercises of the evening were interspers-
ed with music from the glee club of the
Messrs. knights, and closed about 10 o'clock
with the singing of familiar hymn by the
whole assembly
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Hgathoe IN correcting regulating, and reaorino nj;
V0S""c"oss, from 9haterer cause, and alWays
Ihese Pills have been used by the DOCTOR for MANY
YEARS poth IN France and in America with nnaraiieed
success III every and he urp ed nv nanv t"s
th WHO nave used them TO make the Pills public for
.e OF those suffering from any IRREGULARITIES
CT, as wen as to prevent an increase al fniiy
% ne VIII not permit it. Females peculiarly sit
aait " tosS supposng themselves SO, are ca toned
n assumes no responsibility this admoni-
10 heatni otherwise the Pills are recommen3ed Fnii
a9 explicit directions accompany each box Price one
Dohar Sod Wholesale and retail by David Scott cor
MI. VI nih ahd Mechanic street, James Green IN Main
street, anu Charles Sibey, l4O Main street Worcester
p;iI ies ~ enclosing them 81, have The Golden
s sent 10 any part OF the country by return mail
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DIED.

IL Fitchburg Nov. rs, Polly, widow of the late Amos
Daily, aged 10 years. - w 'A"''S
In Leomlnster Nov 10, Otis r. Atherton, formerly of
Lancaster, aged 50 yrs and mos - 'ui'' VI
= In Cambridge Nov. so Of small pox, Edward Tbomaa
Dnnon of Wayland, 70 years, student OF medicine n
graduate Of Harvard College In the class Of lNb7
In Newburyport, Noy. 49, Mrs Priscilla Robinson mr.
merly Of hoxiord, aged "a years and mos va
In Washington, d. c., Nov 3O Rufus Davea a,aa Al
years lie was native OF Boston, and son of tlc Into
Judge Thomas Dawes Of Hartford. lie was an auhor ~
some fayorably known poems and novels " ""o'
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FEMININE VENDETTA Boschetti, the
hrst danseuse of the San Carlo Theatre, says
Naples letter, has lately been the object of
feminine vendetta, originating in the jealousy
OF rival. She was attacked in the streets
"hen walking to the theatre, by several
women IN masks, who maltreated her. She
was ape 10 go on to the theatre, however, and
shortly after appeared on the stage, amid thun.
ders OF applause, a rumor of the attack having
become known in the house.
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The CORY PAPERs.-Mr. William. NJ
Cory OF Ohio is publishing what he calls the
Secret History of the Failure of Mr. Buchan.
ans Administration" about which there is
nothing secret; but the Cory Papers are very
good reading We knew their author, some
years ago, as one of the ablest, most determin-
ed, and most pig-headed of the Calhoun poll
tlclals, and have been rather surprised at not
hearing of him before this in our political con-
tests.-BoSton I}ruceiier
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CLINToN.-Thursday afternoon, LIST inst.
while the workmen were filling the inner tank
in the gasometer lately constructed by the
Clinton Gas Company, the pressing of the wa
ter proved too much, as the cement had not
become thoroughly dry, gave way, and with it
portion of the building.
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sustain and encourage by the most liberal
treatment, fully organized Fire Department,
composed of the most active and effective
class of its population.
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49,, 10 ALL WHO Use BRANDY
Upolpho WOlie's pure Cognac Brandy imnorted and
noen bv himself warranted pure and Of the best auai-
ny ne citizens of Worcester respectfully invited
w. NY ts lfrandy which, comparison will be found
20 any article of the kind offered for sale in This
market Each bottle has the following Certificate and
We are requested by MrW0e to that when the Ger
hcate on the bottle is not sufficient he is ayavs willing
make an aflldavit that what he says in the Certif2
PURE COGNAC BRANDY
CERTIFICATE
hereby certify that the Brandy contained in tbis hot
tie was imported and bottled by me- with my name on
Tue lor medical and private and is warranted
perfectly pure, and of the best quality.
CO. tDoLPHO WOLFE, q Beaver-st., New York
SchRappS.
For sale by Druggists generally. dlm+ u22
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W"rd's select Circulating Library is omen
DAY I'd evening for the delivery Books Ali new and
des BILE publications may be found therein as soon as
published and plenty of copies in to supply all.
!EKMs-SlA CENTS for the reading of book with the
privilege of retaining it one week.
catalogues Jree, upon application to the Library
CHEAP BOOKSTORE AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY M Q
aus diff - "-AND'
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Gerrit Smith is improving quite rapidly
at the Asylum. gentleman from Peterboro'
who visited him says Mr.. S. was rational on
most subjects. There is no reason to doubt
that he will entirely recover.
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CURTIS LECTURE, To NIGHT-The lecture
by Geo. W. Curtis, at Mechanics Hall, this
evening, is the same one he lately delivered in
Henry Ward Beecher's church in Brooklyn, in
the course of lectures delivered there. 1t is
grand lecture, and will berichy worth the cost
of admittance.
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MIR. PAUNcEFoRT has engaged, for Eve
nights, Yankee Letter, the comedian and vo.
calist, and Clara LIE Roy, who will appear at
the Theater tonight, in the play of "Rosina
Meadows" and in a farce
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MIR. Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER continues tho brci
ess "a CtednSmg Redyeing and Repairing Mems Appar
FL anu also cleanses Ladies Shawls Riding Dresses &c
lie has increased his help facilities to meet the STEADY
INCREASE p IN ms bushes Office No. Pleasant street
he-uNlng executed at from three to ten DAYS notice
ana cleaning at shorter notice the necessity or con
Vehience OF customers requires it, dtf go
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MOllOway's Pills are the only universal ,nedicIna
OF the presen day The sun never sets mon tho sne
s oenenca influence IN lands both civilized and
savage Is the medicine of the million for ali the inter
nl complaints Of the human frame Sold at the mann
factory, No ~ Maiden Lane, New York and bv all nrn
~i 'ON'' "iu "a peI DoA dot
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POLICE CoURr.-On Saturday. Jeremiah
Dyer, for vagrancy, was sent to the House of
Correction, for one month.
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FITcHBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY.-During the
two hundred and forty minutes the library
was open, on Thursday, LIST inst, two hun
dred and ffty-six books were taken out.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

The Native Americans of Boston have light
ed their Howard street camp fire, and have
nominated George W. Messenger for Mayor
The 'citizens" caucua in Roxbury broke up
in row. The Anne leans and Republicans
friendly to Hon. II 4odore Otis for Mayor
have called an independent caucus.
The suit which has long been pending be-
tween the Chauncy street Church and the city
of Boston, has been decided against the city in
the court of the last resort, and the church re-
covers damages to the amount of nearly 500
O00
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GARDNER-The smallpox is said to be
prevalent in Gardner.
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In Sturbridge the bell was tolled from 10
A. NJ, to II M, and other demonstrations were
made expressive of the popular feeling.
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of appointments

Presiding Elder-M. Long.
West Warren--J. Bracket.
East Br0okleld-D. S. Caldwell.
South Warren-J Grouse
Fltchburg-To be supplied
Hardwick-L. Osborn.
This sect, from the similarity of its name is
often COMPOUNDED with the Moravians, but they
are entirely distinct. The Moravians origin
ated In Germany, something over hundred
years ago; while this order sprang up about
seventy years since in Pennsylvania. VIM.
Otherbein, their founder, was pious German
who sympathized with the agents in the Meth
odistic revival, and hence his followers are
classed with the Methodistic sects, though
they in fact have no connection with any of the
numerous families of Methodsm In doctrine,
however, and church polity, they have closely
initiated the latter bodies
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BosToN Road
As the engine express was passing from en-.
CINE house to the lower station, on Saturday
afternoon about 81 o'clock, it struck and ran
over man, when near the western car
house. The body of the unfortunate man was
mutilated in the most shocking manner, his
breast being crushed, and his limbs badly
broken. He was not seen by either engineer
or fireman. The speed was slow, not exceed
ing, it is supposed, five miles an hour. He
entered only few feet west of the place where
he was struck; but it now appears, he was
lame and deaf He proved to be Josiah Hem
enway of Shrewsbury, aged from 65 to 70
years. He leaves wife and three married
daughters in Shrewsbury, all highly respec-
table. He has not lived with his family for
some time on account, it is said, of habits of
intemperance. Coroner Rice will hold an in
quest on Monday morning.
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City ann County Antellrgcnce.

The SNow.-After one of the mildest and
pleasantest Novembers ever known in this lat
itude, during which the Indian summer
weather has largely prevailed, change has
taken place, and yesterday was our first win
try day. On Friday it was so mild and pleas
ant that people sat with their windows open,
the ground was free from frost, and garden
flowers were in bloom but that evening the
weather changed, it grew cooler, and late on
Saturday evening it commenced showing,
with the thermometer at "a. The storm con
tinued, snow, sleet, and hail falling moderately
through the day yesterday, and at midnight,
last night, there was about three inches on the
ground. The temperature had moderated,
with indications that the hail which was falling
moderately might change to rain before morn.
ing.
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The UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIsr.-Tbis
sect, which sent a couple of missionaries to
New England, at their conference in Ohio,
two years ago, have organized the work into
New England district, with the following list
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Homeopathic Medicines of all kinds Kent for
- - - 'A--'S A'''
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John Z. Taft, 2l4 Main street. Worcester dol
in all kinds India Rubber Goods d6ln+ s97 '''icI
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Lucius MerrifeId, Teacher of the Piano Forte
harmony, &C. Residence Carroll street, Worcester
OF diff
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$40 70 Mistake Kit will amply renav Won ~ IT.,
MIS- SNlON AkI GALLERY
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q. III. Jencks, Dentist, 23s Main streo. -,
opposite Elm street. DIFF S'ieet' near
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moved HE tna rteilotte, NJ. ID. Dentist has re
ner Rooms with DR.. Newton ee' 10 harrington Cor
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III. G. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron mn, -
ohutters Gratngs, &c, at Sc Union street II Du9rs
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=. Il: LinneII, NJ. d., HOMEOPATHIC PUySI
SaaN AND SURGEON, No. Elm street Worcestn-
once hours from to 4, and b p. m deodtf o9s
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Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law Onice M q
Bnnley Hall, Worcester, Mass. dly inch7
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.. r; Harris, Dentist, I5S Main street odno.i.n
he new Mechanics Hall Building da ~ 'pG -
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q; nradt, Nj. D., Physician and Surgeon of
pm diff ~ ." '"-i anu 10