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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

The commissioners continued the work Of
exterminating the infected herds in North
Brooktield on Friday and Saturday last. On
Friday, commits ,ioners Lathorp, Walker, and
Loring, accompanied by Dr. Tyler of North
Brookfeld, as operating surgeon, and others,
first proceeded to the farm of Leonard Stod-
dard, and killed the remainder of his herd,
about twenty five head. They examined one
small yearling hefer, whose right lung was
very much diseased, there being strong adhe-
sions to the chest and diaphragm; also year
ling bull, in which there were strong adhesons,
although the same symptoms were exhibited
in other respects. They next proceeded to
the herd of John Hill, which had been sus-
pected portion of which were killed, and
lound to be in the incipient stages Of the
disease, and very marked. The remain
der OF this herd were condemned, and will be
destroyed to-day, (Monday.) On Saturday,
Commissioner Loring was not present having
been called home by the sudden and danger.
Gus illness of his father. The remainder of
the Board, with Dr. Tyler, visited the farm of
Charles H. Stoddard, and killed three year
old steer, and found the right lung in the in
cipent stages. About two months ago, his
cattle were driven by the barn of c. p. Hun
tington, whose herd were infected, and sew.
eral OF them eat bits of hay by the roadside
scattered from the barns, and it is thought
the disease was caught thereby, as about a
week after some of them showed symptoms of
the malady, and were afterwards condemned.
| The last herd visited was that of Silas H.
Bigelow, whose ten year old OK was killed,
in the left lung of which were found strong
adhesons to the walls of the chest and dia-
| phragm, and a large cist, containing both
serum and pus. The lung (left lobe) weigh.
ed % pounds, the highest average weight of
a healthy lung being not over four pounds.
| The right lung showed marks of the disease
in the earlier stages. No new cases were
discovered. The commissioners are confirm.
ed in the opinion that the disease is confined
entirely to what has been so often termed the
"infccted district" comprising a circle of not
over three miles radius, and that, by destruc
ton of the remaining herds before opportunity
for its spreading has interviewed, the disease
may be entirely eradicated. and it is though
no difficulty will be found in obtaining sutfi
cent fund to enable the work to be done. Tn
subscriptions to the guarantee fund nov
amount to over $4,000. Charles G. Davis
Esq, president of the Plymouth County Ayr
cultural Society, has subscribed $500 in its b,
half. Will other county and local societie
and private individuals follow up the matter
the same liberal spirit?
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DIED.

In this city April 49, Fred Allen infant son of sumner
a anu Luia whitney, mos Is DAYS.
uncrHl at the residence, No Abbott street tolnor-
TOW luesua'l at O'Clock NJ. Friends and acouain-
thnceS are invited To attend.
years. - 'H 90
IN Fchbnrg, April IS, widow Lois Bedding SO wears
months. N' - 'e'Is o
In Tpton, April 20, Gilman Fay, As years
IN iioSton, April 4, Ars Prudence baldwin 60 wears
~ IN Ianl! eham April u of continent small box Jesse
politician in Cambridge " 'i anu
In Boston, April ~ Francis T Luqueer, 81 wears lie
was merchant for forty five wears president of .hc
rTehen ihSurance Company fifteen wears a governor
witch Savings Bank. - ~ N''ei'-
In pecrhcd April 26, Henry Sheldon toll catherer
al Cneapsde bridge 6S wears His death was caused bv
running an awl INTO one of his thumbs about len daye
VI 'Ae
o, In Hartford Conn, April 26, Martha bartholomew
20 years, sister OF the sculptor W.
In thompson, Conn. April %, Caleb Il Crosby e6 eors
member eject OF the legislature and Judge OF Probnc
for The district of Thompson s - i'o"'e
IN Iwnsbury Summit county, Ohio, April l. Mrs Pol
brook Conn in 1870 and her husband died in 2 eay
lng ner on backwoods farm, with family OF tItee on
She carried on the farm, raised the family ac-
cululaed handsome property, and leaves II Children
70 grandchildren, and 81 great grandchildren N''
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Political Intelligence.


The Massachusetts delegates to Chicago,
held a preliminary meeting at the Parker
House in Boston, on Saturday last. Mr.. Linus
B. Comins, presided, and Mr.. Edward L.
Pierce was secretary. Messrs. Charles o. Rog-
ers, Josiah Durham, Geo. w. Mcclellan, iona.
Boune, Jr., and Timothy VIM were delegated
to make suitable arrangements for the accom-
mediation Of the delegates. The president
was authorized to call another meeting of the
delegation at IL O'Clock on Tuesday, May 49,
at their headquarters at the fremont House in
Chicago.
1t has been stated that Col. Forney would
resign his clerkship, IN the contingency of the
nomination of Mr.. Douglas at Charleston. II
will be recollected that Mr.. Hickman declared
in the House, with great spirit, that Forney
would not support Douglas upon the Cincinna-
IL platform without clause, giving it a speci-
fic popular sovereignty Interpretation Public
and private assurances of the same kind vera
showered upon the republican members who
were asked to vote for him.
Judge Montgomery Blair who presided at
the Maryland republican state convention is
the son of JacksOn's righthand man, the Blair
of the Globe. His residence is in Washington.
his country seat in Maryland. The country
seat at Silver Springs OF the old gentleman,
f. P. Blair Jr, who leads the lists of dele
gates, has long been the noted as familiar re-
sort of eminent politicians and statesmen.
The democrats of South Boston, organized
under the name of the national Jefferson club,
held an Indignation meeting, Friday evening,
declaring that Mr.. Douglas was the clubs first
choice for the presidency, and denouncing the
delegates from this state who do not support
him in the convention as faithess to the senti.
ment of the Massachusetts democracy.
The Vermont delegates to Chicago are =
At largc-E. n Briggs of Brandon, p. f.
Washburn Of Woodstock, Edwin ID. Mason Of
Richmond, and E. c. Reddington of St. Johns
bury.--District l, John w. Stewart of Middle
debury, and E. b. Burton of Manchester
District 2, Hugh IL. Henry of Chester and
and VIM. Hebard of Chelsea. District 3,
VIM. Clapp Of St. Adams, and i. d. Sawyer
OF Hyde Park.
The Pittsburg Despatch exposes the exist.
ence OF secret, oath-bound lodges in the in
terest ol the constitutional union party, the
purpose OF which is to defeat the republicans
IN fennsylvania. The editor claiming to
speak from positive knowledge, says it exists
throughout the state, and is being actively re i.
',u''vu III all the states. They may prosper
ELSEWHERE but such institutions will never
again have good time in Massachrso,,s
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The Committee TO whom referred the matter
OF raising fund Tor the relief of the members of the
National Band respectfully present to the citizens
of orcester the following statement of facts as
the result oil their in, esiisHlion
1t appears that during Tie past three years. the re-
celps oI the band Tor professional services have
been insufficient to detray actual expenses and
that, with the exception of those individuals to whom
salalles are pau, and without whose vice the OF
ganilaion could not be efficiently maintained, the
members generally have received no remuneration
Tor their aboTs.
1t also appears that the instruments now used by
the band are the property OF Mr.. Isaac tiske who
manufactured them, and put them into the hands of
the members with tile expectation that their value
would be paid to him at the time the conso iidation
OF the two bands seeerally known as "tiske's" and
after.
Owing to the facts previously stated the members
OF the National Band do not leel encouraged to pur-
chase these instruments, while Mr.. Eiske whose
earnest laborS for the establishment OF an efficient
first class band, have during many years, been in
cessant and costly, feels that lie can no longer all
low lelr gratuouS use i'll the public service and
therefore asks that such measures be taken shall
ensure to him payment of their cost.
The justice of this claim being apparent TO the
committee, and the importance of sustaining the
present excellent organization i'll efficient and
satisfactory condition seeming to be matter of deep
and general Interest to our citizens. they earnestly
direct public attention to the same and in the exc
cutlOn OF the duty committed to them at the meet
ing held i'll Washburn Hall on the 9th inst. re-
spectiuIy announce that subscription will at once
be taken up for the purpose OF relieving the band
from existing difficulties, and invite all persons de-
slrous OF contributing thereto to communicate with
any member of the committee, or with such other
persons as shall be duly authorized by said commit
tee for that purpose, by whom the proposed plan OF
relief will be fully explained.
The committee, i'll thus appealing to their fellow.
citizens, confidently anticipate cordial and gener
Gus response; feeling assured that the just pride
which 50 many OF them take in the reputation til,
banda reputation acquired only by close and intel
ligent application to duty-will prompt them sucl
action shall remove all probability of the disso IL
ton of the organization and give assurance to tho
composing ii, Of the general appreciation of thei
merit, and OF the public desire-in some generou
| degree-to reward It,
JOHN BOYDEN,
A. ii. BULLOCK,
ALEXANDER MARSH, SComm ittee
| BENJAMIN WALhER,
EDWIN BYNNER
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RoUND 3a-The confusion so great that no
appeals could he heard and the ring bein broken in nv
The friends OF Savers at the moment the referee
very improperly got ard retired. Keenan, however
appr"hending some arice TO prevent him from oh,
tanning the belt he had fairly won. remained in the
ring and when time called. after AYERS again
through the ernter of the crowd. that swarncl
within the inner of the Savers was nushed
towards him. but he easily hit him down or pursued
him to the corner among his seconds, 4 man would
dri, a bOv.
In the 4Oh and 4lst rounds this dishonorabe treatment
was repeated. Savers ne Their time being hrou. ut m
until lecnal presented himself before him, and demand
ed he should come out and fight. Finally when he went
up the last time
Round a. finding that though Savers could not or
I'D not, Use from his seat in his corner and his see
onds refused to award him the victory that belonged to
him. by throwing up the SPONGE he advanced uDOn him
in the midst of his seconds and struck him re he sat
Being struck in return bv else in that corner
he turned upon that other party and in his lust ndpna
ton at the outrageous manner in which. the object OF his
ambition had been diShunorabv wrestrd from him he
opened free eh His friends however int rfered and
carried him back to his corner. from hence after
cilrin himself 10 be the winner of the .ht and the true
Of the belt and tile of the Champion Eng
he LEFT the ring. Fair minded and honorable En-. Shmen
Will decide whether these r-hts dearly and hravev
won, shall not be given him because he is stranger
tn their soil
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PoLtcE CoURT-on Saturday, Jeremiah Heferin,
for assault on Deputy Marshal Jackson and officer
Mowry, was fined SO and costs each of two COM
plants, and committed in default jeremiah was
kicking up row generally Hiberna street. on
Friday forenoon, and officer Mowry appearing to
arrest him, he committed an assault upon him At
ter being taken TO the police office defendant furh-
er demeaned himself by making three several on
saughts on Deputy Marshal jackson, which result
ed in an additional complaint against him, for which
he suffered as aforesaid. Levine Libbey for an as
sault ON Isaac Woodcock with knife was discharg-
ed it appearing in evidence that he was acting in
self.deience Patrick Danny was arraigned for as.
sault on his wife, and the case continued.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

Cr0up.-Chdren are often seized very suddenly with
this disease, which, not quickly relieved, proves t
1t generally attacks children in the night after having
day Damp houses, wet feet thin shoes. wet clothes or
Group. Hoters! your children are liable to be taken
with this dread complaint at time wien cx-
pect IT. mt 1t Is not ALWAYS doctor be called or
remedy found, and for this we would advise Won
now and without moments delay, to buy bottle of
DIR. EAToN'S lNFANTILE CORDIAL 1t will cure ever,
case of Croup taken in time; and all complain is
attending leethine, Convusi0ns Coughs, Colds etc 1t
"a sold by all res lectablc druggists MeSSrs CHURCH AZ
DUPONT, New York, are the prOprietors and also sole
a-ehts Tor "Dr iRoNSoN's BLOOD FOOD" which for
CnnsumpVe and Chro' ic disease is a sure remedy DO
net be put of with other articles Write to Church
d DUPONT, New York. if you cannot get them in your
own town.
~ See advertisement. For sale by GEO. Il. SPURR
Sole Agent, Worcester. dNylm gng
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CITY AND COUNTY.

FAREWELL SERMoN.-Rev. d. W. Faunce, who
has oticated with great fidelity devotedness, and
general acceptance pastor of the Pleasant street
Baptist church, in this city, for the past six years
preached his farewell discourse Sunday afternoon,
taking his text from PHILIPPIANS 4:23:-"rhe grace
of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you ALL 1t was a
very effective DISCOURSE drawing frequent from
the large audience present. The church was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity. The preacher reviewed
his field of abors since his settlement here, and the
principles he had proclaimed. He thanked his con-
gregation for the many kindnesses he had received
from Them and reoiced he could say that he left the
church in a greater degree of prosperity than it
had enjoy ed ut any time since its organiza-
ton. he lad that morning administered the
rite Of baptism TO three individuals, who, also,
that afternoon, received from him the right
hand of fellowship with the church. He had also
gwen the hight hand OF fellowship to majority OF
those now the list as members OF the church
Over one hundred of these had been admitted by
baptism Mr. Eaunce proceeds this week to his new
fled OF labor, pastor OF the Baptist church i'll
Maiden. May continued success attend him, i'll the
future as in the past
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lHE ALARM OF FIRE on Saturday evening was
caused by the burning of two bags of waste paper
under the stairway leading TO the Spy office. The
mlScreant who was willing to cause irreparable dam
age to CRAFTY his mischeyous desire to get up an
alarm of fire seen to run from the entry. Owing
to the decisive action of Mr.. Jonathan Luther and
some passers by who first the blaze, the fire
put out almost as soon as the alarm given. The
firemen were promptly hand, but happily were
not obliged to play stream.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

Dr. j. Wesley Kelley, Analytical PhvsI-
cinn can he cOnsIlted at the Medical Ofice No. i42
nam street; worcester, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
MAY 81 and 4ti on all diseases every descrptiun
Chr9nG or Acute Office Adrice Free.
LR Remember, we employ vegetable extracts devoid
OF all ppisonou. Injurious properes those thar act in
accordance with the Laws of Life and Health condemn
ing all systems that sanction the application of
mineral animal or vegetable poisons We invite all la
boring under disease TO call upon We will explain
the nature ana character of their diseases the proper
method OF cure.
W lr. Kelley will be in attendance at the office 27
Fremont street, Boston, during SATURDAY. SUNDAY Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, MAJ 5, g. I, s, and 9.
Ap25 WITTY d6tcS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

MENDoN CONFERENCE.-THE semi-annual meet
ing of the Mendon conference of Congregational
churches was held in Milford, Tuesday and Wed
nesday of last week 1t voted, after much dis
CUSTOM to unite with other conferences in the form
alton of state conference and Rev. DR. Ide of
West Midway, Rev. Samuel Hunt of Franklin, and
Deacons Wright of Milford, Fisher of Midway, and
johnson of FoXbOro', were appointed delegates to
attend meeting in Boston, in september hext, for
that purpose The October meeting of the confer
ence will be held in Midway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

ARRIVAL OF THE NANDuRBILr.-Tbe ,e,vs
by the Vanderbilt, though three DAYS la,er i
of little special importance. The vouna :,
Nice on the question of annexation resulted II
1910 votes in favor and IL against the anpexo
ton. The King and Count Cavour had beon
received with enthusiasm at Naples. Insur.
rections continued in the two Sicilies, and av.
ing columns were IN pursuit Of the insurgents
who had taken refuge in the mountains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

PAsToRAL.-Rev George Denham, pastor of The
Orthodox church in Barre for the last three or four
years has made proposition to dissolve his pastoral
relation. Rev S. Il. Dodd of Spencer has asked
dismisson from his people on account of the made
quacy OF his salary Rev. Dr. Paine of Holden has
reconsidered his request for dismission and deter
mined TO remain with his parish, Rev. Joseph Tor
rey, Jr, has accepted a call from the Congregation
al church in Hardwick, and commences his labors
on Sunday next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

fircnBuEG The annual meeting of the Fitch
burg Gas Company was held at their Office in Fitch.
burg on wednesday, the 18th inst Iyers Phillips OF
Worcester was chosen president; c. w. Wilder of
fiichburg, clerk and iieasurer aud Iyeis Phillips.
Nathaniel Wood, Moses Wood, II. 4. Coggshall,
and IL W. Page, directors. Henry r. Coggshall,
ESQ Is the superintendent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

THE Cox CERT by the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club assisted by Mrs. Long, announced TO take
place at Brney Hall Wednesday evening" will be
well worth attending. The success attending their
last concert here induces them TO favor us once
more on their return from their Southern trip.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

The MAY NIGHT ENrERrAINMENT besides Mr.
Merred, viii give us songs, duets aud chorusses by
choir Of 275 children, among whom are voices Of
much promise, The Duets, Two Forest Nymphsn
and beautiful Star" and the chorus "Mighty Je
hovahr we venture to say, WILL of themselves COM
peBsate all who may be present. Our Sunday School
Singing Society has already good start. Let it be
duly encouraged.
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The Gre.t IndLnn Iscmc1y for FemnIc.

DIR. MArrisUN's INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
known % any thing else OF the kind is prepared from an
indian plant used by the natives for the same purpose
from time innlemuria and now for the first time offered
to the public. TO Married Ladies' it will be found of the
greatest value, as il will bring the Monthly sickness
in eases OF obstruction. after all other remcde, have
been tired IN vain This may seem incredible, bur
guaranteed in al cases, the price will be
20 P"feig tegetd6te cOntdiHiHg ROHahg in the least
ugaLoa$ ~ hedtth. md perfectly Sae al all times.
~ Tut up in two ounce bottles, with full directions
for 4Sn@ ana sent by express from observation
to all parts If the country.
sold ONLY at Or. MATTTSON'S REMEDIAL IN
SllICIE for Special Diseases No Is Union St, Prov-
dence. Il. |.
gzS NENT FREE, bv enclosing stamp above,
pamphlet on lrivaJe and Chronic Maladies generally
also, Circulars. giving full information, with the most
nnduubIed references and testimonials, without which,
no advertising physician medicine Of this kind is de-
serving OF any confidence whatever.
~ Orders by mail promptly attended to. See advcr-
lSelnent IN this palcr deOd&wtf mch2
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FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY-Tho Library will be
open until further notice from ga. NJ to l2t NJ. and
from 2! 10 ., and nom to- r. Borrowers will
find the rooms less crowded at the early part of the
above stated hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

MEssRs }. A. DANA, and L. MELLEN, JR., have
been selected by the committee of the High School
fair to decide by lot the owner of the High School
piano, which will be done this Monday afternoon,
att Dr. NJ. Persons owning shares are invited to be
/
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

MAY MoRNING.-Mr. stone will put some ex-
ira omnibusses ON the New Worcester line, to-mor-
row morning. Those who wish to take a six cent
ride to hope Cemetery on the first morning
May can do 50. The omnibus will leave City Hall
al 81 and return at u A. NJ. They will also be
out at 81, returning al ~ A. NJ.
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both of Milford - ~ 'ii"ush'
IN hosston' ARril s. Edward Spencer to Jennie
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-Th schools to be ex-
amlned to-day, are the following-the last two be.
ing grammar schools
FORENOON.
Thomas street-Mrs. Elizabeth H. Coe, principal
by Mesls. Andrews, Russell, anu U. N. Earle.
lhonlas stfeet-Alss l., Una A Ierry prll,clpal: by
Messrs. baiiaId, benls, aAu ouduaru.
Aldln stfcei-lIiss Meade pnucipai by Messrs.
Stone, BartetI and houghtOn.
AFTERNOON.
Ash street-Miss ChariOue N. Follett principal
by Aiessis. u IA Earle, noughtOn, ana AhuleMs.
Iieasuht street-Ass uaIIlet ~ Malker, plinci-
pail by Messfs. Workman, Bullock, IwomDiy and
russell.
New Worcester-AIiss Anna L. Ayres, principal
by Messis. rover, hOughtOn, Curtis, anu SIN, tn.
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EOK SALE AT A BARGAIN-A GOOD
Horse and Harness; also very nice Ton Bnoov
and two Pianoiortcs. Inquire of j. H. HOOD es''
ap5O d6wu 2lS Main street. Worcester
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new style Of Seamless Water Proof Cans inst
d2O diff
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This Hayti NIinstrels are coming. with Fiftecn
Talented Artists at Mechanics Hall, Wednesday and
Thursday Evenings Nav I'd and 3d. diMvs ana
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Special CLOTHES.

l.. Il. Nichols, VI. D., homeopathic Physi-
from to ,, and from I TO 8 O'Clock, p NJ
Worcester, October 20. 1850. DIFF d3I
Hhls Mint Specfiic-For Badness and FalIinr of
OF me Hair For sale by JAMES GREEN, Druggist
-i"iH street. d6wt app
DR.. G. Mitchell Homeopathic Physician and
Surgeon. Office No Flags Block Worcester
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SPLENDID FRENCH GLADTOT n
G.o;-Z5 Nlrieties, of which bulbs of some of the
ps kinds may be had At from 20 Is and 30 els each of
"l''v d5t j. NJ. EARLE
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EOR SALE IN SUTTON.-A Cottage
Il House, and about twenty acres of EXCELLENT Noyir
ana Illiase Land and thirty Of Wood Land siti
ateu ~ sutton and being part of the Elliott Farm
ply to i " Ivfiiii,.iTsi FAP'
Sutton, April 80, 1860. W. dEw iT
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FIne shirts to Order.-1hc under igned. having
Ten 9edFS cN lerence in the manufacture OF the fer
gt"aaeS OF GENTLEMEN SHIRTS and having given spec
ldl attention to the Set Of the Shirt both in bosom and
Collar is prepared to execute all orders for CIsTnN
HlRTs, in the most thorough manner and a short notice
Gentlemen WISHING Ue 6inO Shirts will do Well 70 li
and leave their measure with ~
GEORGE w. HEARD
313 Washington street, Boston.
- Measures taken and orders received AT C. w
FREELAND " coz 1873 Main street Worcester
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