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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
CEs ::::;.::: BINGAMAN COURSE
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THE FIRST REGULAR FALL MELTING Of the Orleans
Jockey Club will come OF on TUESDAY, Dec. 3. lss0s
The following stakes and Community
informed thu the Purse for Race will be hung the
Jug Stand before he sso the Binsman Race
passed o her
SHeepstake CGlts and FIcs,
TUESDAY the Of Decemher-M Mile Subscription
Forfeit $40 l-four ubserihers To
name aud close FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
i8sg-nov subscriber.
Sweepstake Threeyear old Colts and Fes
WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of DECEMBER, e50Twp mile Sub
scrfption S5OFo fit $s0iour subscribers
Race. To and close the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, Ss0-ncw subscriber.
VERANDAH PLATE STAKE
Two mile heas for all ageste the Bngaman Course
THURSDAY the 5th Of December 1850. Subscription 500
Forfeit Su0fonr subscribers make Race. Ihe pro
Prietors of The verandsh Hotel giving
valued a. $500. Toname FIFTEEN I'll DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, isso-now subscriber. Address
THOMAS d. LEEFE,
Agent for the Owners Of The Bngnman Course Orleans
~ Nashville Union copy three and weekly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
I5Ass CHRIsTiAN HOTEI.-This e.ta6ii.hmen


breakfast, supper aid Lodging, each. ......,....,.
eE deduction for Families according their numb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
From tho ltio7al Era ]
Do EFhiis Right!

DO what is right for tliay.daw is breakjn1,
Haihng a future of ffeo.n and light,
Angels above you are sit notes taking
or every action Doaat is right!
Do what is right the shsles are falling.
Chains Of the bondmfo longer are bright,
Ligh'ened by HOPE. sooheyH cease TO he g1l.ing
Truth goeth onward % what is right.
Do what is right! q" be IA less and fearless
Onward; pless onward the goal is in sight
Eyes that are wet, very 81 will be fearless,
Blessings await you in ing what's right,
Do what is right! let the Snsequence follow,
Battle for freednom in irit and might;
And With stout hearts Iooye forth to the morrow,
God will protect you inong the right.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
Comrenoe.

There are many uo are making haste to
be rich, who need toe reminded that COM
potency is all that manan enjoy. Beyond the
aaainmentof this "goen mean" every acqHi-
sition becomes mer avarice, by whatever
name it may be giled. As long as man is
actually in pursuit of lie true medium Of com
peteut enjoyment, souougly expressed by
Agur in his prayer, hes happy, aad That hap
piness is not only a nalral concomitant of his
efforts, bnt the real lessing of Providence
upon his laudable indu.ry. But as soon rs he
steps beyond this mark and accumulates for
the sake Of tie accumulation, he loses bis
peace of mind-the lint of his quietness is
extinguished in anxiety and his happiness is
gone forever. Hencebrward, carping care,
heart consuming solicinde, and fears and ter
rors, without number ad without end, emb.t-
ter his whole existence He may succeed in
what he undertakes, BIT it is at the expense Of
all his cheerfulDess of hart on earth. He may
reach the goal of his enleavors, but it is at the
expense of every oblefeeling, of every soft.
ening emotion. Av;rie, the accumulation of
wealth for its n sake brings with il its own
punishment in tie drying UP OF every fount of
human affection within US, in the disruption Of
every lie with which he charities Of life are
bound, and in the CONVERSION Of the heart into
a substance "harder than the neither milestone"
He who aims at a competence alone, expe-
riences none Of these evils. He has sufficient
for the wants Of himself and family, whether
those wants are real or fictitious With all the
income which lies beyond, he can bless the
society in Which he lives, be benelactor tc
the human race, and obtain a reputation inf.
nilely beyond what the mere acquisition o
wealth could give. But his own Happiness:
has been most abundan,ly secured. His eff
forts are blessed in all that queiness of feeling
which the Consciousness or 1890 r.
SLOWS; beyond this, he caEes not. II ProY
dence should still smile u pm bis labors, h,
knows what use TO make of such accessions o
property, end gives not the subjac, an anxiou.
thought.
Young men who are commencing a prosper
Gus business, are particularly interested il
these remarks. As their aims are, such will
be their character. If they look for compe
tency alone, no artificial Fictitious thirst 70
acquisition viii ntoxieate their desires, an,
none Of the blasting, Wilheiiag effects ofaya
rice will ever scar their hearts. Being salts
fed with what they have for themselves, the,
will he much more ready to receive the bles
sing Of all around them for the benefit whicl
their money produces in the community.
Hartford Cowant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
Lennr I.inl.s cnnoerls

We see, by the New York papers, that Jenny
Lind is to give grand DAY CONCERT at Tripler
Hall Tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 10, at I 0 clock
?. N. The Programme Is a very rich one. The
first part will consist of sacred music in which Miss
Lind will sing 81 know that my Redeemer liyeth'',
and ''On mighty Pens,' &c, &c. She will also,
give Grand Concerts on Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday evenings, Nov. A. Is, and 18th, which viii
close her concerts in New York In all the above
she will sing the ''Bird Song and the ''erdsan'
or echo Song
1t will be seen by an advertisement in this paper,
that Excursion tickets may be had at the Station of
the Boston and Worcester Rail Road in this city,
emitting the holder to passage 10 and from New
York, and admission to either of the concerts, for
1928. The bearer of the ticket may leave Wor-
cester by way Of Norwich, any day this week, and
return on or before Wednesday, the 2Oth inst Tick
els are also for sale at Lazel's Bookstore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
The Gambler

The idea that man can be honest while
he is confirmed gambler, is absurd. Gam
bling saps the principle Of honesty, and makes
a man a villain in night. The record Of ,his
vice is full of cases which are fearfully illus
rative of the truth of this position. In short
time aman will learn to cheat his victim with
ont mercy He will lead him to the bar, and
induce him 10 drink and when his brain is
on fire, will lead him back TO the board, and
rob him Of his all. He may know that he has
a Starving wife and child al home, but he cares
not for that. He may know that the safety OF
the mans reason, and ljfe, and SOUL, may de-
pend on the game; but he cares not. He viii
cheat him, even il he knows his wife and child
will starye, or die broken hearted: he win
play and rifle his pockets, though he may be-
lieve all the while that the poor wretch will be
driven TO madness, 10 suicide, to hell. The
tender mercy of the confirmed gambler is
cruel. Gold is his god; and to secure il, he
would barter away the souls of bis own chill
dren. know of no vice which so eGectnally
hardens the heart, destroys all tender feeling.
end deadens the soul to things which are ex.
eellani, as does ganibiug.-D. C. Edfy,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

- The experiment of taking man out of pris-
On, where he was confined for breach of the peace
and placing him at the head of the city government
has quite satisfied the people of Pittsburgh. Not
only has the elected Mayor been indicted for misde-
meanor in Office, but the grand jury have paid their
respects to some of his subordinates. One Of his
policemen has been found guilty of larceny, another
of perjury another of an assault, with intention
to kill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

FUGITIVE SLAVES. 1t is stated that the number
of fugitive slaves already in the villages of Maiden,
Sandwich, and Windsor, Canada, is 1000. They
have entered those points from all portions of the
West. The Commandments of the British garrisons, at
the two latter places, have given up the barracks to
lodge them in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
Repregeatatives Elected.


Free Sellers in Small Capitals, Wings in Italics,
Democrats in Roman
Worcester, JOHN NJ. EARLE
CHARLES WAsHBURg.
BESJAMIN FLAGG.
JOIN F. GLEASON.
EDWARD EARLE.
leicester, SANUEL WArsoS.
Holden, GEO. W BAscOM.
Southboro, LOvETT FAY.
"estboro, ELMER BRIGHAM-6I mai.
Auburn, A. L. Ackley f. s. Dem.
Shrewsbury, L. S. ALLEN.
Sterling, No choice
Lunenburg, WILLARD PORTER.
Harvard, GEO. GERRY,
Fitchburg, CHARLES MASON.
Nath'l Wood
w Boylston, GEN. E. NJ. HosMER.
Lancaster, Anthony Lane.
Millbury, o. E. THOMPSON.
Clinton, II. N. BigelJlD.
Princeton, IEPHRAIM BEMAN
Gardner, JOHN EDGELL.
Westmnster Dir. john WHITE
Sturbrdge has elected Free Soil Representative.
Oxford
Charlton, Luthur Littlefeld. Dem.
West Brookfeld, WIN. CURTIS
Spencer, VIM. Baldwin, Free Soil.
Warren, choice.
Webster no choice.
N. Brook6eld, WIN. F. ADAMS.
Pittsfeld, Wing elected.
Bechertown, Democrat elected,in place of Hon. Ny
ron Lawrence.
Wbraham, No choice.
Holyoke, Dem majority Of I6.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
THE ADMTRATION OF THE AGE
1T Waldo Hall-for one week
'mmeactng on TUESDAY EVENING, A.. 70

't ca,o Of 100 Learned and Perfor mir.,
CtfGNoR nliv6mrocu s ana Java SpRr,Ows.
$500 ,' Si DENoIOwith his numerous family ~ nerc
s t oarners ofEurope, having arrived IN his ci,
~ munitions at Waldo Hall The concnrren, IN
,ie thousands who have witnessed his
niol, unite in The expression that il is tho ond m
ace of{e e aaei lie respectfully soloiis the patron
~ tnn uiaotan's IN general during his STAY
~ Aumssi0n l2f cents. Doors omen nj n o,,i,
commence at u o'clock ~ 'Pen At b! ocock--to
afternoon performances will be Given on ,vrn,,r
For parten,ys soa al . oclock-door open at q
NV p'sIuhime' dwlw nl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

WE LIKE THAT-we mean the 'new pill"
which a distinguished physician has just invanted.-
This mfable remedy for melancholy is made Of
'fun and fresh air, in equal proportions and is to be
taken with cold water three times day" Having
used this article for the last five years, we can bear
testimony 10 its great virtues.
TfOonsocbet Patriot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
NOTTCE.

WE the undersigned beg leave te announce to the Gill
zeiis Of worcester and vicinity, that we have formed
coparne rship under the firm of EpwhRps 4. H.xrpor
A0 ~ Wa@tgton Square, where shall keen constantly
on hand large assortment OF WEST INDIA GOODS ana
uhOC ckES OF all kinds cheap be ound in MS
CITY, share of the public patronoap is -
ed Pu'i' 'oiIOi'-
Goods sent to any part of the city free of EXPENSE
c,o 49,, II. G.. EDWARDS
Oc' l'' lou d"2wnl2 T. G. BANCROFT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
Eitohburg and Worcester Railroad.


lsai "a .5...:..
MAINS leave Worcester for Fitclburg in connection
cepl Sundays az '' "a
Gas and II A. NJ, and al l0PN
hETURNING-Leaye liiChburg at
$50 A. NJ, 1880 and 5.45PN
Iheshorest and most direct Railroad route between Wor
Sesler; Mass aud Burlington VT BY The way OF Fitch
oug' Bellows Falls and Rutland. This rone is go
miles shorter than any other
Inc next shorter route by the way Of Fitchburr Bel
lows fals Windsor White River Junction ana M0nipe-
r ms route Is 20 miles shorter than any other except
tne one mentioned above and 20 miles nearer than any
oher route to all stations the Vermont Central ana Pas
sumpsic River Railroads.
asenges going by either Of these routes by the morning
Tram nom Worcester have hour at Fitchiurg in which
"a ael pIeakasl- Those going in the Il o'clock train from
"TiIes'er nave my minutes at Filchhurg az dinner time,
for tea. ''' "'''N'N@ ''7'Ni
kGTuRNINo-Passengers who arrive AT Fchburg By the
y O'Clock NJ train, have time get dinner and those who
~ Ioe ~ 'e minutes past o'clock 2. NJ truin have time
~ et yea ana arrive at Worcester early as by any other
route The early train from fitchburg arrive. in Worces-
er m season for the New York train VIA Springfield and
Tue hst IRAN IN season for The NewYork train via Norwich,
Nov H. 1850. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

HE UNION IN MIDDLEsEY, The Boston
Republican says:
We learn from the best authority that the sig,ors
from Cambridge, of the call for the boiling meeting
az Concord, with only one exception, will suppoTl
the Union ticket for Senators
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

lSDIASA CONSTITUTIONAL CONGESTION. The
chief object Of the Indiana Constitutional Convention
seems to be to protect the State against the negroes
proposition to extend to them the right Of suffrage
was rejected by vote Of TO 124. A proposition to
submit the question Of negro suffrage to the people was
also rejected by vote of 60 to g. provision was
then adopted to prohibit the reception of negro test
mony in the courts Prohibitions we're adopted against
the immigration Of negroes from others States No
thing had been done the latest accounts towards the
establishment Of slavery, but if the people ms most
Democratic State should any time feel inclined 10
adopt the patriarcha institution, they viii ud every
thing ready for its introduction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

The EXCURSION. 1t will be borne in mind,
that those who take excursion tickets for New York,
may remain-in that city till one week from to-mor-
row, or may return any day previous thereto, at
their option. Tickets may be had at WARREN
LAzELL's Bookstore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

. The great bell of Nineveh has been safely de-
posted in the British Museum. 1t is considering the
great lapse of time, in extraordinary state Of pres.
ervation stands nearly twelve feet height and weighs
upwards Of six tons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

~ The mayor Of Washington has given notice 70
the free negroes that they must either leave the CITY
or give bonds and security that they will not become
burden to the corporation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

r Mrs Joseph c. Neal riiicules the Woman 5
Rights Convention, and Ms, 81 isshelm Indignantly
replies. We clip the following FROM the Visitor;
'Nrs. Neal cannot be ignorant that the principal
object Of this Convention, and all the agitation about
w6man's rights, is to secure to the tolllng millions
of her own sex Just reward for their labor-to save
them from the alternatives Of prostitution, starvation
or inceSsant fs-desUoying toll, and yet the whole
subject furnishes herwh material for scorn and ner-
riment! Tell il not In Gath Publish ii not IN the
streets Of Askeon. lest the sons Of the PhIiistines
rejoice that one of the daughters Of Eve, beautiful
and gentle throws down her knitting pins, and tries
her utmost strength to WELD the hammer odd Eul-
can TO aid them in forging ieer, for the wrists other
unfortunate sisters We would it had been some
one else than the gentle Alice Neal, who had volun-
TERED to soil her white hands, and SWEET her fair
face laboring in such a backslnith's shop"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

~ A respectable married. woman in Brdrepor,
Ct' has been detected as pilferer from nearly all
the stores of that city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

There can be little doubt that Senate Is elected,
which Is opposed 10 the present dominant party, and
In favor Of Free Soil principles. The prospect is
highly encouraging, also, for the House Some
towns haye elected union representatives that were
calculated on with great confidence by the Wings.
and others, relied on by them, have failed to elect
We lock for the chvice Of goodly number of their
opponents in these towns to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
REFREsESTArIvE TO eEyERAL c
e oouRr.
REPREsENTATlYL %. coNaREss.

Charles Allen, F.s) 141e
]. NJ Barton. (W) 6I9
J. 5. c. Knowlton d. 52S
Noby have the Free Sellers Of Worcester come m
to the good work. and vindicated their principles and
their cause They have shown that their progress is
onward and still onward, and that they can neither be
terrified or seduced into the support Of the slave pow
err They have been thoroughly tried and have passed
through the fire unscathed and without the smell of
smoke upon their garments Their ranks are more
Consolidated and they win go forward, steadily, to the
accomplishment Of the great purposes for which they
formed their original organization.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

THE GREAT POULTRY SHOW. The New Eng
land Society for the Improvements Of Domestic Poultry
have made arrangements for an exhibition on an extern
sive scale, in Wrights Mammoth Pavilion, in the Pub
lie Garden, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
next On Tuesday evening, in Cochituate Hall, the
Hon. Rufus McIntire, of Parsonsfeld Me-, will dev-
er an address on the object and advantages of the i'm
proyements sought for by the Society
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

NARROW ESCAPE. The family Of Dr. E. II.
Holmes-sx in number-of Cincinnati, narrowly
escaped death by partang of arsenic in some cakes,
through the ignorance Of domestic who could not
read, and put paper of arsenic with another paper
containing cream Of tartar. The sister of Or. H.
used the former instead of the latter to make the
cakes light. The arsenic had been allowed to lie
about the house careessly for some days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

ESQ Brien, who killed man named Ryan, in
Dracut, Mass, few weeks ago. was indicted for
mansaughler, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced at
Lowell, in the Court of Common Pleas, to six
months Imprisonment in the House of Correction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
B. z. NEWTON,
EAttorney and Counsellor ct Law,
70. q Tl,.;r. - u az

Oct -. 1850 dWtf worcester.
Tsliss's Compound Cod Liver OIL Candy.
Probably single article in the eca has ever
conferred many blessings mankind las Cod Liver
OH But all persons cannot the OIL of its
disgusting flavor This fact induced DR. Bliss experience
ed aPohecary, Of Springfield Mass TO compound candy
which should retain all The virtues of the OIL and be free
from its offensive and oder This candy of the
very best remedies for an pulmonary complaints; bat has
It's councres which must be stunned by the purchaser
Call for Bliss's Candy, and receive other
IPPrepared by b. X. BLISS, sole proprietor, Springfield.
Price q CTS package. For sale by D. SCOTT JR, CO..
general agents for Worcester. d6twltl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

II William Walker, Postmaster, at Brantford,
Canada, has been sentenced to death for stealing
letters from the mail, to which he pleaded guilty.
He married daughter Of one of the first people,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
I00K At T1TTsl

rTHE subscribers have the pleasure of informing s
of Worcester and lis vicinity that tlcr stock Fancy
sOrtment Of
Dress and Cloak Trimmings. viz:
Jenny Lind, Algerene and Taclimi BR4IDs;
VELVET RIBBONS, great variety.
large assortment of Dress Bu4tons. viz.
Gilt Silver, Steel Glass, silk netted Acron and Jenny ind
Laces, Edgings, Swiss TusIns,
Jaconet Cambrics Wrought COLLARS, CUTFS UNDER
HDKFs, SLEEVES and BERTHA CAFES;
Srtss and Cambria Eagiags and iHsertHgs.
Kid Gloves M G2i cts. per pair.
STEEL PURSES and BAGS, PORTMONIEs. PURSE
TWIST steel Beads, iligs, Tasses Frnecs and Casgs
Combs aud Brushes in an endless variety.
Jenny Lind Polka Coats,
for Children's, Misses and Ladies aud OPERA HOODS
got up by ourselves
PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY:
Chiliren's, Misses and aides WINTER GLOVES.
Doll Heads and Bodies, 20 different sizes;
Wax Dolls, with and without moving eycs India Rubber
Doll Heads and Rattlos
Fancy Toys, AIabaster yVo l.. and various other
French English and German Fancy arlCl,s, too
numerous 70 mention.
German Zephyr and Tapestry Worsted1,
H1fop5tediy ttc largest assortment ~ ttfs cdy.
CANVASS WORsTED PATTERNS, FLOSsEs, Embd
BRAlDS, and all kinds Of Eubd materials, etc. etc
ITOw MIR. MYERS, who is thoroughly acquainted
with all kinds of Knitting, Crochet and EHbs work, pays
particular attention to the matching Of 4fr-s selected in
who are less skilled in needle work.
~ QUICK SALES and SMALL PEuFIEs motto, ard
sesra years experience have shown that this way OF DO
ing business Is tie NEST prosperous.
o. JEHNY LisD CoAra and HOOPS wl be Knitted to Or
der, al short notice. Call at
the .NeW Eagluad F0ncY Store
al0 11ain street, Butman Row, worcester,
MYERS, BAMBEBGER d ROsENBLATT.
/ il Don't overlook the No. $40. ZIG tlisil uoyl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

" The population Of Hartford, CT, is 1881.
In 1910, 1t was 1885, increase 1853, or about 40
per cent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

CT correspondent of the New Engander saws
that Professor Longellow has boughta farm at Stock
bridge, and that Hawthorne has bought one at Lenox
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

SENTENCE. Albion G. Chapin. of Iavronco
has been sentenced at Ipswich for bigamy, to three
years in the State Prise
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

ETA negro man belonging to Mr. Robert Thomp.
son, of Prince Georges county, Md, died in MOI.
tlngham, asi week, at the advanced age ofoae hun
dred and nine gears.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
THE ELECTION!
By Telegraph to the Spy!

riav towns heard from, show great loss for
Briggs compared with last year.
siiIuszsr, Norfolk, and Plymouth certain; Essex
no, heard from. Senate nearly certain; House also.
Horace 3Iaan has from five hundred 10 one thousand
majority Atlas Office shut up IN despair.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures Mann is elected
by abou, fifteen hundred majority, and the union
tickets in Middlesex and Norfolk are elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
REMOVAL,

TT ARLINGTON & GLEASON have removed to
the new Block corner OF Main and Front Streets on
s posite CRY HALL. They have furnished the Store
III WIN general assortment of FAMILY GROCER
. lhs OF the best quality, which they will sell at rea-
---E2 sonable prices
Prime BUTTER and CHEESE at wholesale and retail
GIhelu for past avors they will endoayor by strict at
teniiun to business to merit continuance.
n b. Goods delivered in any part of the city.
Nov IL, 1850. dy4vy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

y There will be great Auction Sale Of stufe !
Birds, at Selby & Co.'s, this afternoon. See odvor
tsement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

The election went OF with great order and quistness
in this city. yesterday, with the following results
VOTE ToR GoEERNoR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

DIED.
IN shrewsbury, Nov g George G. IieywOo, ageu is rs
G funeral tis day at IL O'Clock, from the residence of
has father Daniel Haywood Relatives and friends are in
viled TO attend without further notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
gIRDs- BIRDS AT AUCTION.
6. ". sET.RY s. co.

VIII sell at their Sales Rooms, No. IS MAIN STREET,
THIS AFTERNOON, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock,
Il 4 SUPERB collection of STUFFED BIRDS. pre-
/&S "a pared by A. GALB7 Attn, Natu alist, consisting
ssg.Sot elegant specimens Of Egropeaa South American
- East and West Indian, BIRD or PARADISE, and
other Birds splendid assortment Of The varieties of
RUNNERS GAME BIRDS, etc.
arranged on spfg, IN groups, ec admirably adapted for
Faor Uuaments and worthy the attention Of the Ladies
and Gentlemen ol Worcester.
D. The above is the BE5 collection ever o ed for sale
in this city. DIT Nov u