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Grand and Wonderful!
vyEzEpPAE'S
Splendid DissolVing Views.

WHICH have been exhibited in of the largest Halls in
w Boston for Eighty Nights thousands of admiring
spectators and which have received the strongest
datons of the Presswi be displayed the citizens of
cester commencing ON MONDAY EVENING,
At Flagg Hall, for short Time.
These Pictures executed by distinguished Artists embrace
among many others, the following beautiful views Noun
Auburn and Greenwood Cemeteries in variety of distinct
scenes, HUDSON RIVER by moonlight, White Mountain
Scenery Lisbon, Rome, COnStania0ple, Napies Mount
PeSNUiuS which undegOes sudden and splendid Eruption
before the eye scenes in ireland, WateS Switzerland,
China, and number of the Interesting Cities of the
HOLY LAND The whole series is eminenty picturesque
and pleasing.
The manner of their exhibition is extremely unique They
do not slide before the eye like Panorama unro like
the curtam bnt whilst the spectator is gazing
one Picture il gradually mes or DISSOLVES AWAY, but
tey different character In this day most sngu-
ary fades into night night mets into day. and Summer and
Winter are metamOrphosed into each other. The figures
some OF the Pictures are in motion as natural as life
GENERAL TAYLOR comes forward on horseback and
sautes the audience by raising his cap Boats, Carriages
and Travellers pass and repass each other Also the
OXYHYDROGEN MICROSCOPE,
which magnies many millions of times making the leg of
1y thirty feet long and showing Drop Of Vinegar be
tuH Of LfUe EelS two and three feet long, and Wer TO
abound With AninaiculE as large Turtles. Various
other interesting articles will be submitted to its power.
The whole to close with those most singular whrng and
ever changing PYRAMIC FIRES These have all the
splendid Fireworks, without their danger. They
brilliant wheels of gorgeous magnicence, full OF life from
centre to circumference and i'll their fantastic motions they
form great variety of the regular and beautiful fig
in and constantly changing colos They
greatly admired
GPrce of Tickets 25 cens-Children half price Doors
open at o'cock-Exhib ton to commence at to 8.
May II diff
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Salesman Wanted.

experienced Salesman wanted by the subscriber
n None other need apply. GEO. P. BRYANT
May II DIV
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House Lot for Sale,
y of w p II TT S STIMfs S'I p,a.ua INQUIRE
April 20. - don
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Los on A STEAM pacKrr.
Ains Lives Lost. in an Effort TO Rescue Tho
PsSSeHvers.

( N-Sst. AA E-Eoff TO Rescue til c
Passengers.
The Packet Ship Devonshire ffon Iiyerpool
winch arrived at New York on "Wednesday. brings
ne melancholy intelligence Of the total loss of the
Hamburg (Germanl Steamer. Helena sIoman. bound
ION Hamburg TO New York. with large number
Of passengers, and valuable cargo of German and
French goods.
Inc h. was fine ship of 500 Ions, she had al
ready made two successful voyages between Ham.
burg and New York, and was commanded and
manned by able and experienced seamen. but n
consequence Of damage received in succession of
heavy gales, when the passage had been abort com
Pieted her rndder was broken, stern post stove and
Reel broken off She was rendered totally unnan-
agable, and could only be kept ahoat, BY The most
vigorous efforts Of the crew and passengers.
The accident occurred on the 10th Of November.
and N this condition, the steamer drifted. an in.
manageable wreck, until the 18th, when she was fall
len IN with BY The packet ship Deyonshire from Iiy-
erpooi to New York. and the most vigorous exertions
We're made at once for the succor of those on board
Inc boats Of both ships were pnt IN requison. and
Inc removal of the passengers at once commenced
out most unfortunately, the boat containing the
'hlfd mate' Mr.. J. G. Johnson Of New York. and
three seamen Of The Devonshre with nine passengers
from the Helena Sloman was swanped. by drif;or
upon the steamers bow. Two Of the passengers
saved themselves by clinging 10 the bottom Of the
boat; but the others, together with the brave tars
who had rsked their lives TO serve them, were swept
beyond the reach ofhuman aid.
The shiPwreelsed sufferers speak in the warmest
eFs Of praise Of the heroic condnel of Capt Hoyey
! the Deyonshre and the gallant officers and crew.
nder his command.
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coREss.

THURSDAY, Dec. 3.
| SENATE. On motf Mr.. Hamlin oi Maine,
50 much If the Presid. tIessage as relates to Rivers
aud Halbors was reier,i the Committee on Com
merces aad other Jortia the Message were referred
TO appropriate Commit
HoUsE. 1t was va; ) authorize the Speaker TO
appoint the e,aading qltiees.
A resolution ns,s olIj1y Dir Robinson Of Indiana,
ior tue appointment If! elect Committee. with IL
stfue'leas to report sh ssltion is necessary to Sc
cure the prompt execusf the Bouaty Land Act Of
the last session which tides for grants Of the public
domain to soldiers ia ii ar ol 1872. lie stated that
IN. MY ihuusand appaebs were already On file, al
though the law did not until the 2sth of Sept. and
thai The creiary Of q lterior vas Of opinion that
the number Of applicant would reach quarter Of a
million lie resoiuti@alter some discussion, was
adopted
No other business Of fortance was transacted.
CoNcILIArINe II soUrH. The following
eloquent rebuke of ihqgislatan that gave US the
fugitive slave Law, ibua the pen Of that fearless
disine,aal honest naRey Henry Ward Beecher.
10 our mind il reads dr. than Rev Moses Stew
arts letter TO Daniel }Sster
Next. as a conciEoa of the South, it passed
me fagiiYe Slave bill IL would seem that desper-
atoh ifsd made fnen nj The uiost ingenious sub
us' deadiy attach tha4yer has been made upon
coaileFn institutions, hbeen made by their Fugi-
I'VE Save law. Ten busand abolition lecturers,
sent abroad to every h4et aud village in the land,
"ouio haFe made buttiPpe Ia comparison with
t4iat wave q feeling this rolling across the public
halaa. Il has struck nrnesiness into those who
aiofslIme were carelesit has changed conservative
hieh inio last trayelliI men Of movement; ii has
aroused SUCH tide Of fliguation in all our cities as
lew men choose 10 face Ii is not decreasing Ey-
cry day The feeling. opens 0pt of the circle Of
eoiiiefciai papers. the is scarcely paper, relig-
rus q secular, that do not hiss and execrae the
measure. Inc community have been driven back
upon tlelr reserved rigs 'Fhe most religious are
nose 'bat are the nl1s4idignant. The commune
1les 'iiit nave always ben eminent aud significant
Tor Iaw abiding properties, are The very ones thsl
'iqSt hasnliicehtiy spua this Infamous mockery Of
= lay, Latc! That word suggestive Of the
si1's' HaAoNed eAcel!enfs Justice is lis substance
beneiicenee is lis esrdust peace is its frut!
by "iiai Internal juggling re we called to behold
..its sacred name desecisd By monster phantom
y it coaid not pe born, hntil all sacred guards OF
merry were taken awf-the habeas corpus and
iidl p} larE-and which stalks abroad upon It's fso
it2's effand Toe to fs;ice, The mockery Of ben
'.iseHce' ana tue deslnyer of peace! Satan hath
luite oyereaped himsel! That great match Of free
entinent which nothilg has ever been alls T.
heck, will this foul banner and tbis eng;oa cf do,
TRACTION stop il: Ii whI roll over il Fg,e tide
viii sink il down to The bottom If nnblis ;ndie,a.
ion . f''0 -"
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THE NEW YORK STORE.

No l79 Main Street, adjoining the Am. Temp. House
Worcester
RE now opening a large and general assortment Of
n CLOTHS, CAsSIMEGES, ALFACCAS,
Lyoaese Cloths, English and French Nerinoes,
Caslmsres, Priatef aH Bc9i DeLanee, Gros de Rhine
CAMELE0N, STRIPED AND BRocADE SILKS,
Satin d. eaeq, together with with large assortment Of
LINEN, CAMBRIA, and EMBROIDERED
LAIN H8YDk ERcHiEFS.
Broache and Plad Wool Shaws, Rich Emb' d.,
Paris Cloabs and Rohes.
The Poprietofs being the direct importers from Europe
of tie above named goods the New oTk Store offer
thetI at less tlian The manufacturers prices
Nov. 70 d2w
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
SATURDAY DEcEMBER :. 1850.


We think il is not little singular. that the Irish
'spatriot'' and refugee, David O'GoTulaR. should.
after making hs escape TO this country through count
less paTils, finally settle down at the South as a
tra3sr in tie souls and bodies Of lis feilo,r men
1t does not argue very well for Sr O German sin
oerity. as lover Of Liberty, and as a declainer
against the oppression Of his counuymen by the
English Government, to see him manifesting such
zeal and alacrty as he appears 10 have done in his
present vocation, and we doubt not, that wherever
beats true Irish heart one that loves liberty and
hates OPPRESSION il cannot but despise and contemn
the tFeachery Of sueh an apostate, from among the
advocates Of equal rights for all men. Yes. David
0Gorman, the Irish patriot, has turned SLAVE
TRADER; and Father Mathew The Irish pialanth, o
is instead Of using The prerogative Of his priesty
oice,to turn him from the error Of his ways, openly
eountenances, encourages, and commends him to
the favorable regards of his countrymenin America.
ior his nigh character. for Integrity. Industry and
BUSINESS HABITS
here are the facts, they need no comment, for no
additional words can add blackness TO The villany
winch O,GoFman perpetrates. or better describe the
s - N--S piiNst WIZ heiPs Iltu on.
Here Is O'Gorman's advertisement from the St
Louis Republican:
NEGRO COMMISSION AID GRRERAL AGEs-
q, 10 fomih street. under the Planters House e.
aosned Tor the purchase and sale Of healthy Negroes
OF good character. The highest price will be obtained
oy saye-owneTs, and private families viii always find
good sound negroes and valuable house servants on
picaton 10 the subscriber
or sale at present, one man aged % years one wo-
Inaa aged Il years, two girls IL and H. and
woman about 40 careful NURSE cook, washer and
lroner all sound and healthy DAVID O'GoRMAx.
General Agent
And here is Father Mathews endorsement of the
character of the villain
-, ST. LOUIS. Oct IS, 1850,
feei great pleasure in learning that nv respected
friend and iellow-countryman, Mr. David OGorpian.
mas, IN addition to his other agencies, opened an Office
40 81 Lhuis tor the transmission Of money 10 Frore
ne nigh character for integrity, industry and business
haoits which Mr.. O'GorInan has DISPLAYED. in Dis I
charging the duties OF the highly responsible situations
which he held in the old country offer an annie mar
atee OF the fidelity and punctaalitywh which he win
execute any business entrusted him. hsartilg ,es5
e" success know he will give satisfaction. and
therefore recommend him my beloved friends and
'ountfymen in the West a
THEoBoLD MATTHEW a
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rHEoRoLp MATTHEW

burglars. We have already given accounts Of three
o0rslaFles committed at Uxbridge on Monday night,
ave a ra"tueket on Tuesday nigat, aud an attempt to
break the house Of Gen. Carpenter in Providence, an
wednesday night, when Of the burglars was shot
by person in the house and carried off 81 biseop1ras
that these burglaries were all committed by the same
gang and that they we're brought to stand by their
bad success at Providence. Still. as matter of pru-
dence, it will be well for the people in other places to
be on their guard
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LECTURES on AFRICA. Notwithstanding the in
clemency Of the weather there was large and re-
spectacle assembage at the City Hail. to listen to Rev
Mr. Pinney's lecture upon the present condition4o
Western Africa Mr. P. was. as our readers are aware
formerly Governor Of Liberia, and has had ample OF.
portunity to become familiar with his subject He is
pleasant speaker, and the facts which he relates are
exceedingly interesting and Instructive lie lectures
again this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07

BIiss's Compound Cod Liver OIL Candy.
The Goldfish has furnished eonen with wide field of
labor, an the TASTES Of people with delicious article
II found (ia the OH FL EqcaPl periql
ne iis Ht be used rs article Of the mate1ia meiica
'eeii introduction II has wrought the most word rfl
changes IN the features he affections Of M throat an
lungs The virtues Of Cod Liver Oil are acknowledged ne
Moi over and all these virtues are found combined in
o4isss eaay, which stands anuvalled as a remedy for
Coughs, &c Beware Of counterfpits 'o
% ireaael by B. X BLISS sole proprietor SPRINGFIELD
fFles = cts nackage. For sale by D. SCOTT JR Is co
general agelts for Worcester Jr,,,,-l,zo .
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. U. s. figate Brandywine, at New York,
brings home several sick seamen from the St Louis
and Congress, and eight seamen sent by the Ameri-
can consul at Rio Janeiro, mutneers, belonging
to ship Henry, of Boston, bound to San Francisco,
which got az far south lat. A. and had to return
to Rio on account Of mutiny. The mate, L. E.
jackson and H. Taylor, boys, are on board as wit
nesses
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hEssRs. EDlroRs-I saw notice in your last
saturday paper, stating thai the Advent Church IN
Worcester, who worship in Briney Han. are II SWIM.
patty with the Advent Churches at iarge ,e,ll
@.sh Q correct the notice BY adding, ..The Advent
0ha'cn' Se.' who symPathise with j. Z Hines 4 j.
vent Churches at large and if any person should feel
1iI''ns p know Of him, would refer them to Pam
Hniet recently published by Bro Weethey in Boston
emitted Hines Trial by the CLARION St. Church.
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HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAeAzIsE. The December
number OF this Magazine has been received This pub
LEGATION contains monthly, large amount of matter Of
high order merit mostly original and from the pens
OF able writer's. The present number contains articles
by Rev. Henry Giles, Mrs. S. c. Hall Erastus Ste
phen and others IL is to matter Of surprise, how
the propretors Of this Magazine can afford to give 50
large amount Of good reading for the small sum Of
SIper year.
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CAsrRRIneE CATTLE MARKET.

Reported Tor the Boston Jounnal.l
At market Cattle about 634 Beeves, aud 400 Stores,
consisting of Working OXen Cows and Calves yeaghIss,
aid two and three years old.
Prices-Market Bcef-ENra Sc 90 per cwti fr quaiiiy
s. 23 second quality 81 so; third quality 4U0i ordinary
s. So Hides S. pei cwt. Taow 50 DO
Stqres-Nork Oxen SOL, &c, s. and 100
Cows and Caves-Sl6, a, 30 and 80.
YearllHgs-S 6 ami 10.
Two years old-Sl0, II and Is.
Three yeaTs oId-sl4 II and II.
sheep and ambs-6950 AT marAeti nearly 81 sold III
cc-Exlra 81, 4G7. By lot 81 50, 81 90 and 81 5o.
swiue-235 at market 1t retail 5a &C.
Remarks. The market is actyei good Cattle ana sheep
and Lambs sell resdy fair prices, and nearly all sold
2G90 live fowls sold here at very high prices
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NoTicE. The ADrEST CHURcH in this city,
s2mpathizog With the Advent Church at large, hold
their meetings, every Sabbath, at Brlley Hui, where
they have preachiog at the usual hours of public wor
ship by their Pastor, Elder I. II. SHIpNAx.
The public are respectfully invited to atteni-Ssats
free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07

- John Quincy Adams said he did not consider
the profession Of the law, in point of dignity, or in
point Of importance, beyond that of the shoemaker,
or the sailor, or the housewrigh or the mason, or
any Of the mechanical professions Oar sentiments
exactly; any thing that is useful is honorable, and
the greater the utility of the vocation. 50 much great
the honor
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notice. Bro WEETHEY Of Boston, viii preach
al " arrea Hal, next Sabbath, where tbe2l Advent
sFra an Worcester hold their regular meetings, every
lords Day. and who are in sympathy with all who
i7Ee o1r Lord and saviour.-Scate fce
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- IN more 'haa one church the Gutta Percha Com.
Pany tubes have been fitted up from the pulpit and
feau'og-desk 70 pews occupied BY deaf persons. and
notwithstanding they may sit upwards Of tbtv c.,
rom the pulpit, they can hear every word perfec,Iy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07

EY- Worcester correspondent Of the New YORK
Recorder, who did not like George Thompsons speech
es mt city, vents his spleen through the columns Of
mat Jonrna by tissue of misrepresentation and in
situations that an honest man should be ashamed Of.
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DIED.

IN THIS city, Oct 8 Mrs Nancy T. Cook wife of Daniel
Cook of Paxton, 20 wears
10Y. x, Mr. Daniel Cook aged 81 years
NJ, new BEDFORD Both pit, after long and painful illness
Mss betsey daughter Of Rev S Holmes.
IN Milwaukee, Rev. William Marchant brmerly of Ed
gartown, Mass 81. " ~
IA b9s'on ID inst. Rev. Isaac Boyle D. d., gradu-
ate al Harvard University in the class OF 1919
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Political Rem5ntsee,,c..s.

Dantet Hs5sier at .f.iaet3a in 1918. Il think
we are inst as good aHti-slayety men and Free Soil
up ~ -e1lsra5Iice and pre-emmence above onr
neighbgrs. var
"6e4iIemen. ii Is well known that there is notb-
ing IN ths ButEaio platform, which, in general. docs
moi meet The appreciation, aud the entire apDroa,ioa
q all the Wings Of the Middle and Northern St,tes
suppose now. that all Of Us who are Wings sbonlj
s' ana Joa the FREE Sod pary-wh hat would be fbs
result: Why SC far, nothing would happen but that
l'5 ny party Woad have changed lis name. That
oai1 p5 an = Instead OF being the Wing party it
Mou'o ne me Free Soil party. We would he an
there exactly upon the same PRINCIPLES pnon yb;b
we have already stood '''''''
Daniel We5ster at the STATE Conregtioo :, 1917
ar can only say that, in my Judgment We are
10 use the first. and the last, and every DECISION
y men occurs, n maintaining our sentiments agaos'
lie extension of the slave power
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FATAL RAILROAD RIoT. Three Germans were
Killed and several wounded in riot between the Irish
ana uerinans, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on
"Wednesday. The military lodged twenty five Of the
Irish in Jail.
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WATER cuRE.
Free Lecture on Western Africa.

Rev ]. B. PINNEY formerly Governor Of Liberia, Will
give ecture this SATURDAY. evening, in the CITY
HaLat - oclockwith special reference to the past and
present condition Of the Saue Trade and that Repub
lie dec7
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q The unusually mild weather has been favorable
to the Mackere fishery, which, in the beginning Of the
season seemed likely to be failure. The Portland
Nus says that already 5000 barrels have been sailed
in that city, and several vessels are vet to arrive
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STEAMERS ExPEoTED-- Mus troa California n
mana. on Sunday or Monday, the arrival Of the
steamer Georgia, at New York, with news from Cali.
lorna 70 the first Of November, may be expected.
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i1AFL"kAfioN- OF AFRICA. Late adyices from
Europe state that the two German travellers Oyo,ooI
and Barth, who accompanied the expedition Of F;.b
ardSon to the interior of Africa have been heard o
report received at Berlin. dated the 18th Of Ang,st
let 'hem $40 miles southeast Of Tripos. where tbe,
intended to await the termination Of the rainv
they were preparing canoes, which can Be carried l.,
eaaies and used to cross the rivers The tyayaIlss
are asslsled by contributions both from the king and
the Geographical Society If Berlin.
. NJ Poiteyin, recently made an ascent from
the Champ de Mars, Paris, in his immense balloon.
Attached was a bullock bearing on lis back Aldne.
PoiteFn, crowned with roses and clad in white dress.
over which vas thrown purple velvet cloak enabroi,l
cred with gold Gaighan states that the foolish
couple elected their descent short distance from
the tort Of Aubervers. The bul swas placed in 4
whefe 1t commenced eating with good appetite
ASoTHER EXCURSION to Providence will take
place to-day. the cars leaving at O'Clock. The fare
for passage down and back including ticket to the
Panorama Of the Garden Of Eden. is only 50 cents. AT
this rate, one could hardly afford to stay at home
Most Of our readers aware that the Panorama is
one OF the best paintings Of the kind in the country
= The State debt of Virginia is over nine MIL
lions of dollars.
y 1t will cost more than 81, 600 to rebuild the
Insane Asylum at Augusta, Me.
- The New Hampshire convention has voted
that the governor shall be elected for two wears.
. Ia the whole State of New Hampshire there
are two hundred and forty-sx lawyers.
- Rev. Hiram A. Tracy, of sutton. has been
appointed District Secretary Of the American Board
for Cincinnati, Ohio.
y The injection has been removed from the
Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank, Providence
and it is againin operation The Directors have an.
pointed Albert G. Stilwell as Cashier. The bills Of
course pass current
3 The population of Worcester County accord
ing to the late U. 5. Census, is l26, sos
2 fashionable wedding tool, place at Albany
last week, and it is stated that the wedding presents
whch the bride received, valued at near eight
thousand dollars
- q man named King has just been pardoned
rom the Ohio State Prison, after having been con-
hned there SIX years. The dealh-bed concsssi,o Of
-ne real criminal proved Kings innocence.
PUTTING on 4 Coon FACE. We are very sorr,
nat some of our Wing friends take the recent defa,
= inc party 10 ihs State with such bad grace To
''r neigooor Of the 14gis, we would especially COM
mend the example Of The New Bedford MreaD.wbcb
''nds Up an article upon the unpleasant subject Of be
eFerFes Of the Wing part, the following nonclaapt
tran
of our own part we expect to have sometime
IVY !" "iiie about during the coming YEAR Ii Il r
ONE 70 pc always in majority and We Shall sbar,a,
y peh 70 meet the change d circumstances. II We
fraid!'' No''Io'a' "ho's
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HE TEXAS BOUNDARY BILL Accrprrn NJ.
H''4a, re =. Mr. Pearce's bill has been accepted
y inc texas legislature, almost unanimously.
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% The Boston OH Ftllow says that the proceed
ings Of the late Wing demonstration Il Fqneu Hail.
""il sound like thunder from the heart Of patriotism.
Rather strange kind Of a sound that.
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MARRTEn-

In this city Nov. 2sth, BY Rev Mr. Smith Mr. Ad5io,
'ainer TO Miss Elizabeth T. Bush
W boston by the Rev. A. 4 Miner Mr. Otis L. Davis Of
mare, to Miss Sarah J. Jennison OF b
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& Rare Chance,
49,, -rr, .,
Nnhca.

ryPERsONs wishing TO obtain copies Of the "Daily
Chronotype' containing the THANKSGIVING Sermon,
hy Rev. Theodore Parker the State Of the Nation can
BE- supplied by apqlyeg at the SPY OFFICE.
dec7 CHARLES HAYNES, Ageat for ChlonoWpe.