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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-09

PROFITS OF LECTURES. 1t is stated in an
English medical periodical work, that lecturer
on anatomy in London who has class of 25O pu-
pills, receives $500 guineas annually for deliver
ing lecture, which occupies one hour daily for
half year, the expense, of which to him. for
dead bodies, &c. does not exceed E40. For the
dissecting room he also receives six guineas for
the season from each pupil, about $50, making
900 guineas. He receives five guineas for two
courses of surgical lectures, about $50 pupils,
making $50 guineas. His share of the receipts
from pupils for attending the hospitals is about
9l50O, making, in the whole, not quite 10000
(about $3.50 00O.) per annum.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


At meeting of the County Commissioners, holden at
Worcester, within aud for the County OF Worcester,
the first Monday of October A. D. 1915 by adjourn
ment from the second Tuesday Of September, l945.
WHEREAS, upon the Petition Of HENRY SNOW,
w and hundred and eighy-one Others PRAYING for
a public highway in Worcester and Shrewsbury due pro-
ceedngs having been had thereon il considered and
adjudged by said County Commissioners, at meeting
by them held at Worcester aforesaid the said second
Tuesday OF September aforesaid that common
nience and necessity required that the prayer Of said
petition should be granted and that public highway
should be made, commencing the house Of Prentiss
Bartlett IN Worcester, or at the junction OF the Pine
meadow road with the road formerly known the Bos
ton and Worcester Tnrnpke thence eastery over said
Turnpike, to the east end of the floating bridge
Qunsgamond Pond, to where said Turnpike has been
located as a town road by the Town of Shrewsbury;
thence over said town road with such alterations as
should be thought expedent to some point between the
houses of ARENAS ID. Baker and Isaac Stone thence
the best drecton to the old Post Road the house
OF the foor Etaollshment, in said Shrewsbury or,
near the house Of John Mason in the village of said
hrewsbury 1t is now hereupon Ordered, That notice
be given TO all persons and there
in, that said Commissioners will hold meeting nj the
house OF PHINEHAs w. WATT innholden in said Wor.
eo' OF onaay, tne seventeenth day Of November neat
a wo O'Clock IN the afternoon by publishing
ed copy OF said Adjudication and OF this Order thereon
orcester Iros spy newspaper printed in said
oh 10 pc fourteen days. least fore the said seven.
teenth day of November next, Wv ~ wv
ana u Is further ordered That the Sheriff of said Conn
w. or his Deputy, the Town Clerks of Worcester
s'n ShIewsDhry, each, with attested copy Of said
ot nv 40 ana order, thirty days. at least and also
post up an alested copy thereof in two public places
IN each OF said towns Of Worcester and Shrewsbury
days ut least, before the said seventeenth day
" Novemoer next at which time and place the said
Soiimssslohers VIII proceed TO lay out, locate, and
@ public highway the route above described
d aAo s1oh alterations therein they shall think ex-
peuen ana TO hear all persons and corporal inter-
eseu .nere who may then and there desire to be heard
mereon and to assess such damages any person or
road as aforesaid ~
Attest, WILLIAM JENNIsoN, Clerk pro TEN.
copy ofthe Adjudication and of the Order of notice
hereon.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNIsoN, Clerk pro tenn
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CATTLE SHOW WEEK !!

'HE subscribers will be found fully prepared
a to SHOW and SELL their friends every variety of
REASONABLE GOODS to be found in this market and at
The Lowest Cash Prices!
They have BROAD CLOTHS of all Qualities
BEAVERS and TOp-COGt GOUds of all kinds Cassimeres
Doeshns and Fancy PANTHEON SfS in quantities. Vest
tngS, Trimmings, &c. &c.
Also, LADIES' CLOAK GOODS embracing
every variety worn.
Elegant and Common SHAWLS of every size,
style and quality.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, second to none
III style, quantity, quality cheapness.
beautiful assortment OF Rich and Common PRINTS.
hrst rate assortment of Domestics such as Shtings
SheetingS, Tlckines, Battinss, &C.
A large and perfect assor ment of
MOURNING GOODS,
such as Thbets, Mernoes Alepines Alpaccas, Bomfa-
zines sc.
Fine and Cheap FLANNEI.S all kinds
Rose Whitney and BAH BLANKETS
GLOVES HOSIERY, and in short every variety of de-
srabe seasonabe Goods and the lowest prices of this
or any other market
Their friends are respectfully requested CALL examine
carefully and decide fairly.
ID. 5. MESSENGER & CO.,
Oct 3. dw5wis4l opposite Worcester Bank
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NOTICE

THE subscriber offers for sale all the SLIPS or PEWS
l. IN the Union Church in Worcestershire same being
built in modern style and of the very materials with
ahogany Scroll ,Mahogany Gaping dimensions IL and
half feet in length by feet and nine and half inches in
width-number of Slips seventy-twO
The present offers opportunity 10 any one who is
about building Meeting House. Call upon the subscriber
al No. SO Main Street, or l. WAsHBURN, IA Summer St
LEWIS BRADFORD.
Worcester, Sept 26, 1916. dw4o
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SINGING SCHOOL,

M ESSRS. PERRY AND HAMILTON pro-
IVA pose form Glass for Instruction in the Elements
and Practice OF SACRED MUSIC. The first meeting will
be held at the CHAPEL THOMAS STREET, on Monday
EUenng, October siEh at 81 O'Clock when and where all
persons interested invited attend 1t is intended
that the School shall be held half the Chapel
Thomas Street. and the other halt the Old South
Church II sucen number of persons should subscribe
TO attend the school, Classes primary and adult will
be formed. Terms-tor those belonging Old South
or Central Societies, will be 81 for "a essons-or all other
persons 81 50-payable at the third lesson.
Worcester, Oct 2. I845. dl2t
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Persons Visiting Worcester

RE requested call at the Store of the subscriber
IA where they will find large of BOOKS
every kind usually found in Bookstore including School
Books, BIBLES of all sizes, Hymn Books Books
pleasing aud entertaining Books for the Young Also the
largest assortment OF Perumery Fancy Soaps Cosmetics
Combs Brushes and Toilet Articles be found any
Store in this town Pictures and Frames, wholesale and
retail Fowler's chronological Works and Almanac for
1916, by the hundred or single.
New Goods receiving almost every day Prices uniform
ly Low. 5. A. ROWLAND,
Worcester, Oct 6. d2tw3t lSj Main ST.
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CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE STORE,

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICED
VIE Subscribers having purchased of Thomas Earle his
entireStock of Boots and Shoes would specially in
form their friends and the public general they have
formed cOparnershp existing under the firm Thompson
IL ballard, Tor The purpose transacing The
business at the old stand 10 Mai-street is their nten
ton 10 keep complete and the rest quality
All persons DESTROYS OF purchasing Boots and Shoes
prices, are respectfully invite call and examine our
Stock-where they will find Ladies' Gentlemens' Phia
depha Boots and Shoes of the finest quality Also Mems
Boys and Chidrens CALI Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
oil every descrptiona OF which will be sold low as al
any other store We hope by close application our
sness, and manesting desire to please that we NAV
receive a liberal share Of Public Patronage
THOMPSON d BALLARD.
OLNEY F. THOMPSON
CHARLES BALLARD. {
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EVENING DRESSES.

r have lust opened a splendid assortment of Rich
Il stufs for Evening Dresses comprising Rich Chame-
lion silks in beautiful coors Heavy Brocade, 10 entirely
new designs, Beautiful Embroidered Muslin Dresses Inn
ported within eight days, and are Of the most FASHION
ABLE design. These goods VIII all De soid as low as
can be bought at the store where they sell many
goods, d&w4O JOHN d. WYMAN,
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Edward LivermOre.

(SucceSsOr to M. d. PhiILlps)
HAS for sale large quantity of LETTER PAPER which
i i he will sell very cheap.
Also, Superfne Thin Papers, adapted the new Pos
age System, of 9, aud sheets TO the half ozSO0 miles
for 5 cents.
Together with large assortment of Envelopes of all
sizes, qualities and prices.
Directly opposite American Temperance House.
Worcester, Oct l. dsw
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CARD.

THOMAS EARLE would at This time respectnIlv return
his thanks TO the citizens of Worcester vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed him opening here-t
has been beyond his most sangune expectatons-but on
account of his health has been obliged give it up and
ees warranted in recommending his continue
win ms success0rs-ost OF whom have been the habit
OF trading with Thompson, the firm, has been
engaged with me the past two years. T. EARLE.
Worcester, Sept. 18th, 1845 d&wtf59
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Worcester Oil Store,

HE subscribers offer sale at wholesale and retail an
4 assortment of Bteached and UnbLeached
all, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL.
selected from the New Bedford market expressly for the
retail trade and warranted to be PURE article
fanlles and Others in of superior article are in
eu 10 call ana examine the quality and prices Oil sent
to any part of the village free OF charge
BARBOUR & BARKER
Worcester Sept Is. DIFF 2O5 Main st
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MARRIED,
In this town, Mr. Joseph o. Tubbs Mrs Dolly l. Bill
ings.
In Fitchburg, Mr. Aaron K. Lch Miss Abby Newton.
DIED

DIED,
In this town, Oct George Washington son of Mr. Oliver
Hall, mos.
In Oakham Oct g. Simeon A. Haskell, ofLoring and
Sally Haskell, "a.
In Harvard, Sept 49, of dysentery William B., 16 mos
18th, Sarah Abby 81 yrsz4h, Caharine, yrs-childen
of William and Abigail Emerson Oct 5th Mrs Abigawfe
of William Emerson 81. Oct 8, ofcOnsumpon Mr. Enoch
Kendall "a.
In Sterling Sept 81, Mrs Hannah, rect of the late Elijah
Burpee, 04-PrinterS in NY and N. please copy. Oci
Elizabeth Thomas, daughter Of Jonathan and Thankful
Nichols weeks,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

At WARREN LAZELL'S-I77 Main ST.
UDEA CAPTA--English Martyrs Fasehood and
- Iruth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker on Woman-do. on Intermarrage.
Inc American Pouterers Companion.
The Pope's supremacy. by Isaac Burrows d. D.
Sunday School Question BooksA supply of Banvard,s
Infant SERIES partsTopca and Practical just received
REVISED Statutes OF Mass, Story Promissory
Hotes-Cnshing's Manual-Thomas's Town Oficer-NeW
England Sheriff. ~"
STATIONERY every kind
u All of which will be sold low
July &c. ENOS DORR Aoent
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CAUTION.

Ill persons hereby forbid harboring trusting on
IA my account, a lad named JAMES BURKE, indented
me, as shall pay debts of his contracting after this
date ELI JONES.
Spencer, Oct Z, l945.
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RAZORS.

RAZORS,
THE subscriber has Just received per Hberna another
lot of those ceebeated Damascus RAZORS. made ex-
pressy for me and stamped with my NAME Ali these Ra
zors are warrant ed ly the maker to.
S. w. CREECH, HAIR DRESSER
No fremont House, Boston.
Also the celebrated Russian Kesan Shaving soan The hest
and retail by S. w CREECH H.Ip Dnrssrn
35 M Q Tremoni uonsa p"Ssn 1n'
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nTaChinests Wanted.

OK or Eight Iron Workmen to whom iberal pay and
- steady employment for number Of years will be given
None those OF good moral character and experience in
the business need apply. Those with families preferred
Apply al this Office. dwtf40 Sept rs.
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FRUIT TREES, SC.

xssssgssz FRUIT TREES, &c.
ssa15s5& TIL Worcester Nursery
IMW4TE t now we'll stocked with choice variety
of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES
~aGs@=s~~ and SHRUBS: such Apple Trees, Pears,
PlumS Cherries Peaches Aprcots, Neclarines, Ounces,
Gooseberrie Currants Frs and other Evergeens Noun
tain Ash, Roses, Peones, &c, all in fine order for
planting
% The Autumn is considered by many the best time for
uansplantng, better selection probably
made than in the Spring those wishing Trees, &c. will do
well to call and select them
- fine collection of H4RDY PERENNIAL FLOW
ERING PLANTS, and the is the best time
Them SAMUEL H. COTTON
Worcester, 10 mo. (Sept) 90. dW4w
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DRY GOODS NOTICE,


z WOULD once more respectfully ask the atten-
tion of my patrons and The public generally
to New and Splendid Stock of Rich Dress Goods,
this day opening Having been in New York and Boston
Markets for the past days and given entire time and
attention to the purchasing of the BEST GOODS imported
feel fully warranted in saying that am prepared
show the richest and best selected Of Goods
offered in this tOwn, and equal TO any in Bostoa
much lower prices enunerate all the New
Goods but will name some of the leading articles.
CLOAKINGS, &c.
In Rich Ombra Standings all coors a new article. and
not to he found at any other Store GAIA PGds Rob Roys
Tablets paccas, and heavy corded Changea6le SILKS
and allolher styles ever kept by any one.
DRESS GOODS
100 NEW DRESSES of French Cashmeres and Mouss-
hnes In designs more splendid thdn before i'm
ported Also every description of Reps Corded Cash
meres and mr. de LANES at all prices from three
shiings per yard.
SILKS-SILKS.
so ps NEW SILK some of Which haze NOT been fport
a. Ten ddys-embracng some of the elegant les
ever offered in this country Any in want OF Rich
Silk will be to find the latest style handsomest
article by calling on me-price varying from so to
$2,25.
SHAWLS.
OUer One Thousc nd ShaoLs embracing nearly one hun
dred different sly les, from the cheap Blanket Shawl
TO the Finest Cashmere S25 Purchasers will find on
examination that this the Place purchase good shaws
Cheap.
PRLWI'S-40 cases New Prints, some beau
tifu styles from the Merrmack, Fall River American and
Hamilton Print Works, embracing all qualities, from 10
% cts per yard
Broad Cloths, CaSSimereS, SatinetS. TIaiIors'
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods Of every kind
CARPETS-FEATHERS
OIL CLOTHS, all Withstand description of Drv
Goods ever found in any Store and prices that
fail being entirely satisfactory
call from purchasers requested, and if my Goods and
prices do not please they may assured they will
~ 80 ~ ' JOHN 70 3 B. wYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. %. dws9
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NEW ENGLAND
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.


AND FURNISHING DEPOT,
No. 6, South End Merchants ROac, Worcester,
Directly in Front Of the Worcester House.
M X. l.. BRIGHAM, of the propretors of
VA the above establishment would respectfully inform his
friends and the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
the last three months he has been idle has been
employed since he sold his Tailoring Establishment in
ting manufactured one of the best assortments of
CUSTOM READY-MADE CLOTHING
that can be found in this county.
The proPrietors do say that they have Goots
IN store than was sold in Worcester neither do they
say that Goods OF like quality cannot be bought by
dealers but they do say that they not they know
where thel stock of Clohing made and what 1t is
made Of
We do not say that goods Is or 20 per cent
ess than cost during u years in trade have not
usooVered he secret OF making money in that way but
We VIII guarantee TO sell Clothing better quality, and
as low prices as can be bought in the county Worcester
whether they are bought at Muster elsewhere.
By the way they would just say landing there
is TO be General Muster every day this fall
doors morrill, shall make every possible effort be OF
hand ANY way, we shall all times be within hanc
distance OF where the Great Rush to be- and Goods
Will at all times be ready for inspection and will be exhib
tied to strangers without browbeatng insulting them if
they are not ready to purchase.
They would say that having been paronized beyond
their most sangune expectations. they have made such
rangements as will enable them keep pace with
creased old customers and
non to all who may be in want OF Custom Made Clothing
to call at the
NeW England Clothing Warehouse,
wheEe they WIN receive the most gentlemanly and
teoqs treatment 9S and BETTER GOODS and GREATER
BARGAINS than can be found any other Establishment.
Our Stock of SEAsONABLE GOODS is very extensive
consisting IN part as follows
Dress and HHrOCk Coats.
large assoc ment cut and made in the styles and
best manner from Gemon French English and American
manufactures.
Deer Coats, Sacks, s. ESeEtOs,
And endless variety of Plain and Wave Beavers Gold
Mixd and Codington Tweeds Cassimeres Satnets &c
SPANISH CLOAKS and MACKINAW BLANKET
COATS-the best article ever offered in this place.
SUPER BLACK CASS. PANTS,
large assortment from 81 to SO.
Fancy Cass. and Doeskin Pants.
We have 10000 pair, but SO many that it would
requr etO much labor them.
VESTS---VESTS.
Plain and Figured Velvet; Super Boild Satin, Plain
and Figured Cashmere, Alepine valencaal ofwch are
of our own manufacture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Plain and Fig'd silk and Satin Scars ard Cravas Bo-
sons Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Hdkls Shirts and
Draws, Also, prime lot of Socks-al of which will be
sold ut such prices as cannot fail to suit purchasers.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the above stock OF Goods and satisfy themselves it
not altogether hum6ug advertisements
THAYER & co.
Worcester, Sept q. d4w w8t SO
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CARPETS,
Oil Carnats.
Gold Mixed Tweeds,

ARDON, BROWN & co. have just received
n n few Double Milled Sold Mixed Tweeds, the most
fashionable article for gentlemens Over Goats that has
been imported this season. Sept. "a dw3w
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Cattle Show,

DINNER will be provided for the Worcester Co. Agri-
- cultural Society," the Worcester House, October 6h
1885, at O'Clock. All persons DESTROYS of partaking will
please provide themselves with tickes-prce IS Cts
Tickets for sale at the Town Hall and the Worcester
House. WOOD & FISHER.
Oct. |. Iw
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Cattle Show Day, Wednesday Oct 8,

A Ii PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
IA ter on the above day. and wishing purchase DRY
GOODS of every description will find the largest Uariey
and the best bargains offered in County by cali
ing at HEAD QUARTERS.
We are this week opening large invoices of New and
Rich Goods embracing almost every style of
RICH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKINGS, CALICOES, &C. &C.
the market affords and old patrons and the
public that shall offer every kind Goods we keep at
unusually Low PR. CES that we may make quick sales
aud large ones. HARDON, BROWN s. co.
Worcester, Oct /. dwI4O
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COOK WANTED.
HOUSES ON PEARL STI

HOUSES ON PEARL STREET.
~ fINHE subscriber offers to sell the Block of Brick
Tsh Houses on Pearl Street, occupied by Rev. MIR
- Smalley and Mrs Denny if applied for before the first
day OF January next. ALFRED DWIGHT FOSTER.
Worcester, Oct s. dW4lA
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Carpets, Carpets.
FOR SALE.

Second Hand Cotton Machinery.
DIVE HUNDRED Spindles;
L 8Throste Frames, GA live Spindes each.
For further particulars, inquire OF JOHN SMITH
Barre Sept. l9, l645. dwtf
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EMBROIDERY,

< CARTONS Rich Embroidery, just opened consIs nO
Wro't Collars Chimezettes, Habits Cuffs and Sleeves
OF the latest style imported and for sale very low by
worcester, Sept SO. dwtfl0 j. u WYMAN
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FRUIT STOLEN REWARD.

70
DURING the subscribers absence from town. the past
~ week. the fruit of three peach trees with some pears
has been stolen from his garden The quantity was such
that II was probably stolen to SELL Every owner or occu-
pant, of garden interested preventing such depreda
tions and TO do his part that end the subscriber will nav
twenty dollars TO persons who furnish evil
dence to convict the thief thieves who his Fruit
ALFRED DWIGHT FOSTER
Chesthut ST., worcester sept. % Adw
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-09
To Carpenters,

w ANTED six experienced carpenters to whom con-
w stant employment will be given-aso six wood chop
pers Enquire OF VIM. I. MERRIFIELD.
Sept "A. wotdtf