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OARRIAGEs..,O CARRIAGES,
THE Subscriber have now On hand large and vel.
4 selected assortment of CARRIAGES, zsliS ~ ,
end are constantly receiving from the best z
Northern Manufactures, every style aud 80 y
variety. Purchaser would do well 70 give ~
a call. A. WOODRUFF y Co,
GD25 6mdEW los 81. Charles st.
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DENTISTRY, &c.


DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON ard ANFOUX inform their patients
~ that they be consulted daily at esfssz5asaeu
their office, from A. NJ. to P. Dr. t3sEfzl -
P Re many improvements in DEN-Q
ALSURGEBE, are too well known and AJA4J
appreciated TO require enumerating his Block Teeth
particularly Wony the aentian Of those requiring artificial
Their prices graded snit the circumstances vi
all Office at their residence, BARONNE street, near
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~ For Justice Of the Peaes,--GEO. Y. BRIGHT,
for re-slectiun ryd
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
An New M atoTiaIs q he Latest STYLE

J, NARCISSE TERRIO,
DARlsH AUCTiONEER. GENERAL AGENT AND COL
LECTOR-0Ges No. 81 ChsHatshas strfei, D0naisoHgiH'
La.
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OOP4RTNERSHIF.
VIE undersigned have this day formed Cnpartnershir
j under the firm Of r. w. ADAMS & co, and vii
continue the GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS al
heretofore at "A Common street and IL Canal street Row
r w. ADAMS
50 I'm JOHN NJ. LEE.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

LFI. maker aad desleI in JEWELRY, GOLDs&A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES, z a.
All Jswery srcloE repaired al moderate ydces mls68a9
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.. DIR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
54AVlNG returned to the city Of New Orleans from his
II tour in the North and East, is prepared aAseE p
@ psIloLm auoperali0ns az pertaining TO the ~
TEETH; and has become acquainted withS F4Vay15s
he best mode OF operating approved by the -A111J
College Of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Md. lila pnee
Tor operations are in proportion 70 gUit lie J1et al5u
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

BISHOP ONDERDoNK.-At the recent Con.
ventlon oil the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
New York, resolutions were adopted by large
majority, calling upon the House OF Bishops 10
Tx upon some time for the termination of the
suspension inflicted by them upon Bishop On.
derdonk A minority, consisting OF twenty eight
ciergymen and forty one laity, offered Protest
to this act OF the Convention. Among other rea.
sons, the Protest says--"lf, then, the Rt. Rev.
b. I. Onderdonk, d. D., was unworthy, at the
time ofreceivlng his sentence, to exercise the
oiflce OF Christian Bishop, that unworthiness
has been highly aggravated, not only by the alb
sence OF all indications OF repentance, but also by
MS DENIAL OF facts abundantIy proved, and by his
accusations against the Law, the Court, and the
Witnesses"
The Professors further say, that they should
look upon the restoration OF the Bishop as an act
In direct contraventon OF their rights and as ia.
tai to the unity, harmony, and usefulness of the
Church; and they earnestly and solemnly dis
claim all responsibility for the flood of mischief
which must flow from such an outrage upon the
religious senslbilities OF the people, and SO reck-
less defiance OF the just indignation of the
whole Christian world
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Democracy of Worcester County
will hold their County Convention for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Senators for the
ensuing wear, for the pertecting OF their organi-
yaton. and for the transaction of any other bust.
ness that may properly come before it, at the
CITY HALL in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,
The 10th day of October neat, at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon.
The several towns in the County are request
ed to send delegates to said Convention, in the
proportion OF three delegates for each represen.
tative, to which they may respectively be enti-
tied, in the General Court. They are also re-
quested, forthwith to form their political organ
lzaon for the year, and to report the same with
list of their officers to the Convention.
Per Order of the County Committee.
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CAPirAL PUNIsHMENT-Is IT So A late
number OF the Exeter (England) Times has an
ably written review OF sermon by the Dean Of
Exeter, entitled, "The Sacredness of Human
Lite, and Doom OF Murder" The Deans Text
is the oft repeated passage-"Whoso sheddeth
mans blood, By man shall his blood be shed. -
The reviewer denies that the original Scripture
reads SO. He Says
81 say these are not the words OF God. II NAV
seem strange for layman to contradict clergy.
man and Dean to boot, on such poinu hnt
thlsls not the first time that ecclesiastical diso;.
tarles have been set right in their theology: nor
VIII II be the last. | must therefore be nardoo.
ed Tor my presumption. The words of God are
these +: Whatsoever sheddeth mans blood IL
blood shall be she'd; and il Mr. Lowe adj me-
now prove this, | refer him to the mr., o;noI
Heoret0, to the Septuaeint, the Vulgafe. nnd
70 the oerstons, among Others, of WickIiFs
Cdttnet, Sci0, and Ostervald. The words nv
man are an Interpolation, and were placed IN
thePassage by the Bishops, Priests and Dea.
cons, who produced one common version and
dedicated it to that Solomon of British soyereians
the most high and mighty Prince James Who
burned thousands OF old women for wtebc,at,
upon Bible authority'' "''
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Commonwealth of Massachneet,s


U0TceSter, IS. Sentemkar
X virtue OF an Execution which issued on iudoment
recovered at the September Term uf The Court Of Com
mon fieas Tor the County Of Worcester, A. d. 1919 in
aVor OF Adams Barnes and Joseph Barnes both of Wor
Cester IN me County OF Worcester gentlemen against
Lu TIER BURNETT, JR., of the same Worcester gem
ueman, have taken all the Right in EQUITY which The
sau Luther Burnett had on the fourth day June A. d.
le4s the day when the attached on mesne pro
cess 10 redeem certain morsaged estate situate in
worcester being The first i've parcels Of real estate re
iered to in mortgage deed thereof of Samuel Harrington
ana Jonas Bartlett TO the Worcester Mutual Fire InsEr
recorded in the Registry Deeds for said
county, DOOR 352 page 3l9 and for particular descrjn
on SAID several parcels Real Estate reference NAV
be had to the record of the following deeds to said Luthe
Burnett-lst, deed OF Samuel NJ Burnside BENJAMIN Bnt
man ARENAS Ward ana Charles Allen dated November
10 d. 1882 recorded in The Regis ry of Deeds for said
County book 290 467 End deed Of Jonathan Flag
o9y y 1884 recorded in said Registry book SOL
page IS9 5rd deed OF Abia Jaques dated September e.
lss2 recorded in said Registry, book 3Os page $751; 4h
aeea Of willard Snow dated November 9Th 1885 recorded
n said Registry book ST. page $685. 5th deed OF S. M
burnside and Butman dated Dec. g. 1856 recorded in
said Registry book 3l4 page 27I and on SATURDAY. he
seventeenth day OF November next the erican Tenn
pefahce House in Worcester, in said County At TWO
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon, shall offer for sale Iy nnbic
6FEsTTTSf. o6d ] nav " n WY 1879 ., re-
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts

worcester, ss September ~ 1910
virtue of an Execution which issnea on i1.igment
~ recovered at the september Term of the Court of om
mon Pleas for the County of Worcester. A. ID 1919 in
avor oil O. DoFd of the City, County and state Of Ne
YORK, trader against WILLIAM SAVAGE late re.iden,
OF The City County and State of New York now comor
ant o. me CITY OF Worcester in The County Of Worcester
sHI Stte OF massachusetts,, trader, and AUSTIN GLEA
" negotiating business in the City of New York under
ne name ana nrm OF Savage and Gleason have taken ali
the Right In Equity which the said Austin Geason bad
on me seventh DAY of April last D. 1919 the day when
me same was attached on esne process to redeem Ger
.h morgaged Real Estate, said o,ester and
me same that is described mortgage Deed tbersof
sald austin Gleason to Stephen Taft recorded in The
eglsty oil Deeds for said County book 40 psye 5e and
on Saturday, the seventeenth day of Noyembes
Two o clock ~ the aernoon at the American Temperance
nouse IN sam worcester shall offer for sale To the
eqcity Of redemption sA' Ia
o6d nav ~ o.,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

APPOINTMENTS by THE GOVERNOR Avn
COUNCIL. Solomon Lincoln, of bingham. TO he
chairman OF the Board OF Bank Com missioners in
place OF Charles Ii. Warren who declines, Rem.
pen II; Chapman, of Greefeld, 10 be member
o. me Board OF Commissioners to revise the prsc-
uce Oh Inc Courts OF the State, ia place of simon
ureeh'eai' resigned John NJ. Williams of Bos-
ject OF Flats in Boston Harbor, in the nlsca "
Richard Fletcher, resigned. Pave VI
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NOVEL CLAIM. DR.. Gannetts society have
reserved request to surrender immediate posses.
sion Of their church and land in Federal street n
me FIRST Presbyterian society of this CITY. on the
ground oil an alleged provision In the original
srsn' OF SAID estate, that Scotch presbyterian
rom oil worship should always be maintained
there. Boston Journal.
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JAY, D. Sheriff.

r. LEICESTER, IS. Probate Office October s. 1919
TO all persons interested in the Estate of SVI VESTEp
w, Wnn,iEELEK late ofAshburnham deceased Greetin@'
YOU are cited toappear at Court Probate fo h.
modem Fchburg the seventeenth day of Clc,ohsr
instant to show cause why administration RI The estss
Ellis, OF said Ashburnham. "iiham r.
d3twlI CUAS n pprNrr.z
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FREE SOIL CAUCUS.

There will be meeting of the Free Democ-
racy of Worcester, on SATURDAY EVENING
next, Oct. 6, in WARREN HALL, att IL O clock
for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
County Convention, TO be held on Wednesday
the 10th inst.
Per order VIM. A. WALLACE, Sec'ry.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

" Walter Winter OF Barre had h;s match
stolen IRON his blacksmith shop while he was
gone to supper on Monday evening last.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

WOMEN IN CALIFORNIA. A late letter +, op
oah Francisco says" Women being scarce. the v
were PAID much more literally than men x
female cook, roner and washer, received saoo =
month. An Irish girl from this CITY was bired
oy .nFee gentlemen to cook and wash Tor them a.
Sloo month, and had the privilege OF earning
money by taking in work besides. ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

HARDwicK. The Farmers of Hardwck held a
Cate Sho'o on Thursday last The great feature Of
the show was working oxen, of which here were one
hundred and tioeiUe Jokes, belonging 10 the town. be-
sides several Jokes from the neighboring towns.
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U The Lexington Ky Observer remarks, that il
IS not an over estimate to say that property 10 the
amount Of 100000 advertised for sale in bat paner
This results, principally from the number of deaths
caused by the cholera, rendering the settlement and d.
vision OF estates necessary
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Appointments for Lectures.

HENRY BlBB Will Lee ure as follows
In WoIcester on Sunday and Monday EVENINGS 7,b and
ON n IN Newton Upper Falls, Wednesday, lOlh
nc n0ove meetings expected to cormesce Mt sevsp
O'Clock +. NJ VIII the friends of freedom and tho noor
save pese make oil necessary arrangements for the meet
the above. dyx ~ P'P'i' piease copy
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

The CALLS Orhe I'1lis Of Ellen More by ma
rla L"muS Philadelphia Marn E. Harmstead, 1919,
Exactly what It's title purporls-a thrilling temperance
narrative, showing the i'll effects OF offering The first
glass 1t is tale of truth, the names only being dis
guised through respect to members of the family that
are still living The revolution OF human life here pies
'uieu nom aihnence to the poor house, may seem
strange and many will think incredible that woman
could suffer all this, and yet live.
lhe motive OF the editress in getting out this work is
10 ad the cause of temperance, and propagate those
principles. She intends calling the inhabitants Of this
city Tor the sale ofhe work, appealing 10 one and ALL
Price IL liz cents
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POLICE COURT.

OH l-olIver Laverty, for disturbing the public
peace at Worcester Sept 80 was sentenced TO The House
OF Correction three months, and committed accord,
ingy. A.
oct Edward Moore, for beng drunk, was fined
one dollar and COSTS and, IN default thereof, COM
mted 10 the House of Correction.
oct 3-George Conlan, for being drunk, was fined
one dollar and costs, "a 85, which he paid
Mary Savo, for stealing pair of ducks from Patrick
Mckenna, was fined one dollar and costs, S407 which
she paid.
Oct 4--John Macarty, for disturbing the peace was
sentenced to the House oil Correction thirty days. and
committed accordingly.
Edward Dillon, for threatening to beat his wife, Julia
Dillon, was sentenced 10 fad sutelies in the sum o
S@Oo to keep the peace for the of three months
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The Democratic
County Convention, held at Warren Hail. yesterday
nominated the following Senatorial Ticket
Pliny Merrck, of Worcester
Otis Adams, of Grafton,
John Raymond, Of Hardwick,
Giles Whitney, of Tempeton,
John EarSkn of Milford.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

MARYLAND ELECTION. For Congress- In the Isl
District Richard j. Bowie, Wing has been elected with,
out opposition
In the lid District the is close, but Hamilton
it is thought is elected which will be democratic gain
Ii The lid, Edward Hammond, dem. is elected bv a
large majority.
In the lVh District Robert NJ. NJ. Lane, dem recci '
ed 1916 votes and Knley Wing, 6326.
In The VIII District, Alexander Evans, Wing, is cleo,
ted.
In the VI District, John B. Kerr, whg was elected
without opposition.
The Wings will have majority of from II to 10, in
he Legislature, thus enabling them to elect U Sem
aor in place OF Reverdy johnson, resigned to take a
place in Gen. Tayor's Cabinet
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uJD There IS serious trouble among the New York
wings. resolve complimentary TO Fillmore, the Tay.
or vice president, was voted down in the state co,ya
ton
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u On tho 10Th September, General TvFggs held a
council with the chiefs Of the Sem noIes The Indians
manifested the most oblging and friendly disposition
and agreed 10 deliver the Indian prisoners now in tbe,
custody, to the officers of army on the 18Th Of the
present month al Charlotte Harbor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

VI Before the Cheshire, N Ii. common pleas Dr
Martin, OF Hinsdae was fued g75 on three indictments
tor violation of the liquor law. The doctor is preSiden,
OF division OF the Of temperance who had been
active IN complaining to the grand jury of rumselleH:
and though he only sold liquor as medicine he coud
not escape The law, and the court refused 10 remit hs
fines.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

E1 The Governor, with the advice of the
Council has appointed Thursday, the 29th Of No.
Vemner next, to be observed in this Common.
Praise. aau
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u The arrangements for au evening line from New
York 10 Boston, via Hartford, are now completed, and
they viii go into operation Monday next the 9th in
The cars will leave New York at2PM
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

W In the ST. Helena Gazette Of tie 7h JuIy the
estate OF ~ acres called Napoeons Vale is offered for
sale, with the dwelling house and tomb Of The nso,o,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

GEORGIA ELECTION Towns net gain fol Governs
or IN 70 counties 580 his vote in l847 There
are reported gains in other counties.
The Democrats have carried both branches of the
Legislature.
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VI A little boy seeing drunken man pros,
traie before the door OF GROCERY, opened the
door, ana putting in his head, said to the proprie
,or. . :, here, neighbOr, your sign has fallen
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"A FAIR EXCHANGE. The female teacher
OF country school once said to one OF her vis.
!ors tits but little they pays me, and IFS bnt
little teaches 'em' -Erchaaee 'u'
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W AT the Stockholders meeting Tuesday, E. B..
Ammldown, Esq, Southbridge, was elected President
OF tie Norfolk County Railroad company.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

NEWS The Lowell Courier has heard of one man
who voted last year with the Free Sellers blu. will NO, do
so this YEAR
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-06

U The National Pathological Convention were in
session at Castle Garden, New York on " ednesda
and Thursday.
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,

WE Proprietor of this Establishment s nrsnass
usual to furnish his friends and the nmbiic Wiz s as
most perfect Daguerreolypes that can be nrodn"sd
bd OF the pictures executed Mt this long estab
no "alers, u IS enough to repeat that thew have
secured the very highest tokens of award frono ~
FAIR IN this City, and from other euaaljv cn
peten. sources Probably Establishment in The con
y elyoys more enviahie reputation icr its PERFECT
ano LIFELINE TYPES as well as for The bean,v end
l' ~ .ner mlnuest parts. Having secured The
80 s VI MN MOSES 5. CHAPLIN, as an Artist IN
aAe chafge oil my operating department allow me ~ l.;
rsn, aen.ob OF your readers to the beautiful Dasuer
neoypsS executed at DR. VAN ALSTIN,s Estab,sh
ment, NO BRIELEY HALL. 1s'ooi'SA
muse VINO visit our City for the purpose of procurp,
cannot be satisfactorily aceommo
MINIATURES put into silk for sI-,oa ,n.o Vs..
Cases for 81 So ~ ~i-dhu hato VeIvet
able prices. AZ anu ioi sa'c al reason
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STuRRRIDGE. The Annual Cattle Show for this
Town ana vicinity, was held Tuesday last Our
enos nave ommitted to furnish us win the particulars
U FREDERiKA BREmER, The celebrated writer
arrived at New York in the Steamship Canada. and
stops al the As,or House.
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, oo DKAB CASHMERE SCARFS.
o1EIHEh with White, Blue Green and sc.,,s,
coiors, this day received at @"1 s'af'e'
s.n,,. -, HALL & THOMPsoN,s,
ois4w opposite Central Hotel
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

verse from which he had borrowed the sublime
phrase '.we must fight" was not al all surprised
at your history in the l22d page, IN the note, and
some OF the preceding and following pages. MIR.
Henry only pursued In March, ITS, the views and
vows of November, 1774
The other delegates from Virginia returned to
their State in full confidence that all grievances
would be redressed The last words which X. II.
Lee said to me when we parted, were-"We shall,
iniallibly, carry all our points. You will be com
pletely relieved All the offensive acts will be re-
pealed. The army and fleet win be recalled, and
Britain will give up her foolish project"
Washington, only, was in doubt He never spoke
in public In private, he advocated a non cxporta
ton well as non importation agreement. With
BOTH he thought should prevail; without either,
he thought 1t doubtful. Henry was clear in one
opinion; Lee in an opposite opinion; and Washing
ton doubted between them.
Oratory will always command admiration. But
II deserves no great yeneraton II consists in grace
of attitude and motion, inonations of the voice and
expressions of the countenance Could Demos
themes comprehend these three things in his ac
ton
TO speak Of American orators, ancient or mod
ern, would lead me TOO far and indeed out of my
depth must conclude, with fresh assurances of
the high esteem of
Your humble servant,
JOHN ADAMS
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MEDICAL DEPARrMEsr.
vTNHE annual session for ls49 and 80 will COM
i mence, with introductory fsootcuos, On The last
Monday in October next.
The daily Lectures thereafter win be temporarily
delivered in the commodious building neatly fitted
up for the purpose, Liberty street, door north
of Baltimore.
MEDICAL Faculty.
JOHN C, S. MoSKuR, NJ. D.-Institutes and Prac-
tice of Medicine; Med. Jurisprudence and Mental
Diseases.
GEORGE C. M ROBERTS, M D.-Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
REGINALD n. WRIGHT, A. M, NJ. d. Chemistry.
A. SNowDES PIeGor, A, NJ, M. D.--Anatomy
and Physiology
X. N. WRIoHT, A. NJ, NJ. D.-Surgery.
A. S. PioooT, A. NJ, M. D.-Therapeutics, Mat,
Medica, and Hygiene
The duties Of the Demonstration will be performed
by the Professor of Anatomy.
The faculty have at their command the most am
pie means, apparatus, models, &c, for a course as
thorough and complete as is delivered in the best
regulated institutions in the country. The Obstet-
rical models the largest and best ever imported
and were procured in Paris, at great cost.
The Faculty intend as possible TO fill the
vacant chairs with gentlemen thoroughly qualified
to meet the responsible duties thereof
They pledge themselves 70 uhwearied devotion Ia
the interests of all who may be disposed 10 put
themselves under their tuition.
Tickets . us each; Diploma $40; Demonstration
$40; Naturalization 50. Students arriving in the
city requested TO call on some member Of the
Faculty, who will give advice with regard 70 the
selection of boarding house, &c, &c.
For further information, address the Dean of the
Faculty. REGINALD n. WRIGHT,
No. fo3 w. Fayettc ST., one door w of Liberty st.
Sept. ls-eo2w