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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

C00Ua WANrED-Dry Goods, Bard ware ant
0Grccerits IN exchsnse for Land IN the Stsio or WIS
consu tiluAt on the ne OF Plank Rnad aud near Lsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

WANTED ay young girl "a dressmaker) eitua
w uop sesmstIe.s in private family She unde 81"
.end the mhfiog 81 aSrs arc p2ys U. Gonu zee 10 @ q -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

yE7ANTEO "a suston by young woman, as cham
w befueId and TO sis; at waahipg and Ironing The
hest of ct reference can he given Please call 259
zsheth street tetWeen Bleecker end Houston Can %
seen ot Two days fll lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
ROARDING.

BOARDING Two or three single eentemen may be
psccnrmoe ated with board IL pivAe family shaas 10
rirupt wsls from The Park 22 Canal at all SIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

EsRAstsTRrkS WANTKD-In small family; a
- eir 80 chsEiberrnaio anu sesmsress she must Do
vi ing u he1ef useful City reference VIII o7 re-
Qured. Apply a S72 Eoarthst ell II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

re,pestsble u4se by healthy hoy sgsd II y@Ars
He i, STEADY industrious end temperate Gall or sd -
Apprentices, al "a SIKH az IN me BOOB store sI Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

ncQN WANTKD-The advertiser desres 10 inset
:DUCOwiih party having The aoove sam st immediate
command, vito may wish 70 mako al investment wnara
ibsre services would required, which viii eesllzs
is ice ths sum within u nonhs IRE hiRhes referenceI
VIII be gwen. Address, s., PostOhice, with real Mans
sud sdare=s. So i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

%E1AN%ED-Wsll recommended Gsrman EDgis5,
w Scotch American Prolean, Irish an Protesan do
nesics OF any matt ~ obtain guaona 10 good smiel,
Tree Of charge, by applying ELMOaE5 Seec frote5-
teri Employment Agency, 7 OArmine-at IS 4ls*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

I'd OOA I4UN, I4I ER Elm z" , 7
MIR CD n SEELIH invites Ihe Ape1son OF pErents
I'VE VITO dea-s sri school Boys entirely under the
cate RI n.trucion of the Principal
EVEHlNG sCHooL-Hr C. KlvesiusJucdon evenings
II " t,rg Arithmeac, BooS keeping, Grammar &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

go Nn0 wANTKD FOB FtLE YEARS on
ssnd dosrs on improved real estate IN ihs city OF Ctnc
rsn cIesr Of All iheumbrances worth over oae hanttsd
,hotaHrd dollars row rent OF tsn thousand dJilhrv
for bIch an insrssi OF rne ceoum Aoautn
viii he paid serni-snruay In this city Tbs awa Of Ohio
zen per ineres' 70 be contracted !of ro%s
dsaTons al l. ndpR nu ae shove tsTue VA paeeSa cal %
WiNsLOW, LANlER & co So Wan 81 so' faTther 10
formation e.o 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

peBERT FAIKNER formerly OF warwickahre,
Ia Eng Sc Interested liz property cow tn litigation IN
the Court OF C1sucey 10 England Information rstpac.-
lug him Ia desired by BARNEY D. sUPLEA, y "all-fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

DOY WANgED-Ip a dry goods jopbing honse, a
ID sms1, scllve ntehse sd One wno reside: vi N
era iy useful Apply 70 CHURCH. SWAN CO lao
5so.ys,SsY all IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

WANTEU-By respectable German girl sl1aor
DO general house~ork in small private fanily-''
very good cook and exec lent wa,hsr and ironer
RI from her ts place. where shs can be
tesn for days 37S Washington ct Sill ltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

ACORfORATloS hoTlCE-Puthc notce h-reoy giyea
oa hss been fre-eni-f the Board OF Assistant Alderman,
hzre tho cid street
tkea ard rebuilt "a larger and have tb- d
sesaed he ssned be b-H-Gtted th-r-by An
persons Interested The above, having obeeton tses,o
sbesed pre- he writing
and addressed Easinear th ocs before
instant NICHOLAS DEAF
all i@ Prssdset Ctoeon Asustscs DcearIasnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

u. s. DmrR1CT CouRr.-Tne September Term
opened yesterday before Jnoge Beta But ten Grand
Jurors ans erine ADJ pnned 10 hls forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

VETANFBD-A situation by very compe e1t girl with
w yerv GOOD reference teAmstfesE snd 20 DO 1an
terwork IL private fsmiy, or as nurse and S5amstre'
C6ll nt u six HAY. iU the bookstore stitE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

VA hNTEB-A situation by aresoectabls younS WON
: Y an 10 do plain cooking washing aud Ironing n
,r all privs,e family; city reference given Calls viii he
attended or two avs Ut 10 I'd floor ffout Toom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

MANITOBA situation by an Americsn woman to
w sew IL Il family or as oud have no ohJ,c
ton to assist he work Of family Good city refsf
ercss Apply a, 1913 Grsnd at sll <2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

- w r HICKS & CO. l4s and Isl FroatsL
Wholesale Agents.
FOR sale By scbiefein, Bros. Co.; aavtisnd Reese
Co; VIM. Burger y Co; Boyd Pail; Haydock, corlies
4 CLAW sD2N lrcig"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

~ gs1 cav RGals, ss, ~ ns FaqA,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
ga Man of ungoverned PASSIONS,

The above is the title of Sermon preached in Mill.
bury Sept 9Th, by the Rev. Leverett Grggs, and for
sale by j. Grout, Of this city.
The occasion of the Discourse was that taqicaI and
melancholy event. which, for SO many months, was the
topic of all minds, and the action of all hearts not
nsensibe to domestic calamity and the common safety
as well as to the preparation of complicated and extra
ordinary crime. 1t fiji occasion for the moral and
religious power of the pulpit, and in few cases was it
more faithfully improved than by the Discourse whose
subject heads thisartcle. Some may dissent perhaps,
not without good reasons from portions Of its theology,
ITS philosophy, its Interpretation of prooftexts but
every reader, of good and good principles, will
commend its general wisdom and kind fidelity bidding
i an earnest godpeed to the heads and hearts of pa
rents and children, throughout our broad community.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
Third Worcester Anti-slayery Bazar
VIII open at BrinIey Hall on, TJ
the 14th OF OctohaT A1ohoay,

m, anu VIII continue open through the wool
Inc return OF the season for our sale nreso,,,
1r penewed demand upon the frinds ohumanity
codla cooperation and assistance which have iur mat
eicent in former years. We wond earpes,i proved so
whosympaihHe with our efforts in behalf of ~ le all
al our ieow-workers in this labor of luye to aid
present OCCASION both by their liberaity and te 10 o The
me falr VIII be Literally supplied with articles t f e'
ornament and utility. is sufficient to saw tt VI l4ste,
uo mas never been surpassed at any previous 'oc
Aftcies Tor tne tefreshment Table will be as neeSc,
as welcome as heretofore. Donations from tb f and
worcester and the vicinity of Tea Coffee sugar a IN
Uou e.s oahe, &c. VIII be gratefully recevedan5
haohs OF Money equally desirable Fruit Of ali uI-
DC peculiarly acceptable and must RELY vi"
our forester friends that the Fair NAV not L on
the Flowers which last year added so gracefy to &
Inc same arrangement for Refreshments will cor,i.
heretofore, and The Table will be found constant, f
cd at all houIs of the day and evening ' 'u'A!sA-
we rely confidently upon the faithful friends IF tb
IN heghboring towns that they will unite with ne IN @
supply OF Refreshments, and we would suggest To @
irg societies that any articles they NAV pease tn ~ N
VIII be very acceptable. " Dts'oW
the l2th' or at any later date during the Fair
Worcester. Sept. 10, 1850. e5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

We trust there will be strong rally Of the friends Of
freedom equal rights, and true democracy at the City
Hall, this evening. We hope, among the rest, to see
the WOMEN WORCESTER there Surely when
the liberty, and the dearest rights of every citizen are
Frustrated at the foot of despotc power, unconsm.
tonally conferred, it is time for ALL THE PEOPLE,
to encourage and cheer on by their presence at least
those who are qualified and willing to stand in the
front ranks of the foes to tyranny in the great contest
that is going on.
The speech of judge Allen, fresh as he is from the
scene of iniquity at Washington, will be invested
with unwonled interest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05


3 The following article was prepared and publish"
IN IA portion of our last Weekly paper. We in
sort 1t in the Daily, for the information of such as feel
an interest il the subject, and have not already seen it
Correction.
An article was published in the Spy last week in the
absence of the Editor and escaped our notice the
time, entitled Sour representatives VS.. Texas Bound.
AIRY BILL which is calculated to do injustice to the
representatives who opposed to that bill. This,
oil course was uninentional the part of the writer
and 1t would not have occurred had he been more ia
miiiar with legislative rules and practice. We have
doubt there were representatives in each of the parties
VINO were disposed to do every thing they constitution
ally could do, TO defeat that most infamous swinde but
the nexorable previous question: was instantly sprung
upon them, under the management of slaveholding
speaker, and John Quincy Adams himself had he been
there in the prime of life and strength would have been
as powerless as child and as voiceIess as mute
Those who have the organization in their hands,
with Willing speaker, may always gag the minority by
the previous question, provided there is majority
ready to second tie motion. BY arrangement, the
speaker will give the floor only of his friends
they, of course, taking to be prompt in seeking it.
There is enough of inquty for in relation
this bill, but it should be laid at the right door.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
Grand Free Soil Rally!

The Free Democracy of Worcester and the adjoia-
ing towns, are notified that there will be Grand Free
Soil Rally at the City Hall in Worcester, on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, Oct. 9th, at O'Clock, to choose
delegates the District and County Conventions to be
holden on the 10Th day Of October next.
Your Representative in Congress, HON. CHARLES
ALLEN, viii address the meeting upon the all mpor-
tant subjects of Slavery and the Slave Laws. Com
meneing at IL O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

20 We notice that Macullar who is SO well and
avorab known as the man who always keeps the best
and most fashionable styles Of Ready Nude Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, at liz Main Street, has just made
his fall purchases and he now not only has the bes,
goods, but has the largest of everything like
Gent'emens' wearing apparel that can any where be
found, and those who are in want should not fail to ex
anime his excellent stock. The most novel article Inc
has for sale is "Jenny Lind" pantaloons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
From the Boston Republican.
The Fugitive slave Ri1l.


This Infamous bill has finally passed both branches
of Congress- My opinions on this subject may
have but little weight with those who voted for it,
but may help sustain the sinking spirit of some poor
dsconsolate one vino having fled from the land OF
oppressors, and is anxiousy leaking TO if there is
any one who will give him cheering look, or kind
reception, or who dares to give him crust of bread
or cup Of cold water, and help him on his way 8
Allow me to say to such an one, that if pursued
by the merciless STAKEHOLDER and every other door
In Boston is closed against him. there is a door that
will be opened at No. Beach street, and that the
fear of fines and Imprisonment will be Intellectual
when the pursuer shall demand his victim 1.-The
enters before the fleeing captive safe, will be at
his peril
am opposed to war, and all the spirit of war
even TO all preparations for what is called selfdefence
IN times peace yet should resist thepursuer, and
not allow him to enter my dwelling until he able
to tread me under his feet. | will not trampe up
on any law, either ofmy State, of the nation
that does not conflict with my conscientious duty to
my God but Jesus has commanded, saying, Z" All
things whatsoever ye would that men should do to
you, do we even so TO them.''
If for no crime, had been taken and sold, and
deprived of all the ghts ofmy manhood land degrad-
ed to the rank ola beast Of burden, not only deprv-
ed Of the opportunity to labor for the support of my
wife and children but even deprived Of their kind
sympathy and COMPROMISING, whenever the inter-
est or will of my oppressors should require it; and
should, at the peril of my life, fee fiom my oppres-
sors, and they should pursue me to the dwelling o
some poor disciple of Jesus, it may be that of col
ored man, and should beg of him 10 protect me
and help me to escape from the pursuer's grasp
should | not hope, if he was christian, he would
give me bread and water, and help ON my way, re-
gardless of the fines and mprisonments that such
kind act might render him liable to.-Could / ex.
pect to meet the appreciation of my Lord if did no
do as much for the fleeing slave? Can there be 9
christian, In this land of the Pilgrims, who will no
do It, and besides do all in his power TO prevent any
one OF those senators representatives in Congress
who voted for that infamous bill, from ever agar
msrepresenting any portion ofthe friends of freedom
IN Boston or elsewhere. 1t is said this is law o
lhe land, and must be obeyed, to such would say
'Wheher it be right in the sight of God to barker
unto you more than unto God, Judge yes
lprefer to obey God, if in so doing must break
the laws of men and be punished rather than VIC
late the laws of God and obey the laws of men to
escape fine and imprsonments, or DEATH
Boston, Sept. 23d, 1850 T. GILBERT.
call the bill infamous, because by it the man or
woman who is charged with being saIave is deprived
OF all the means Of self Defence allowed to those who
are charged with crimes and is to be delivered np sum-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05


Leave Worcester at T. Is and II am and Anm
mn Leave Providence at 7.45 and IL 80 a M and 35onm
v All CONNECT at Mvile with coaches for Skaters
and Mendon; At Whns with coaches for Es 1 nn ,,J.
rn a MhI.nsye at Faums with coaches for Grafton Cen
W. ~ r. 1lase and Upton; Worcester with trains of
and Wi " ROAD and Norwich and W. r. r. and Wore
a Nashua r. r. At Waterford with trains Of Norfolk
Pssssn na1pad Tor and from Boston, Dedham &C
IN New York. via New Haven The same eyennr can "i'e
by the $50 NJ train from Providence can
Tb a. a. ssprngneld and Hartford the same evening
ne SV trains connect Worcester with the Exnres
Tn i9 1i new fork which leaves Worcester at NJ
IN a. AM train fromW ter connects M
nm uans LOT Boston, Taunton Fall River NJ Bedford c
ne I'm train at Providence with The Boston
anu Sr = Steamboat a. MD train for New York
Th 80 70 nd II AM trains do not stop at Hamlet
Hamlet 1874 A ~ :, ue nv stop ~ ASHTON OF
l Ae0o dWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
District Convention.

Free Soil of District No Five requested TO
send Delegates Convention be held in Worcester
THURSDAY, OcToBER 10TH, a. O'Clock P NJ. for the
nurpose of nominating candidate represent them in the
next Congress Each and city is requested TO send
three times many delegates its quota of representa-
lives in the General Court.
CHARLES WHITE, Chairman
JAMES III. WALL, Sec'ry. of County Committee.
Worcester Sent 2S. 1850
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
F,.na Soil Conntv Convention.

r., r. Soil voters of the County of Worcester ere re-
crcsed 10 send Delegates County Convention to be
held in tbe Citv Of WORCESTER, on THURSDAY, OcTo-
prn r at 10 O'Clock M for the purpose of nominating
candiate for the Senate Each and city is entitled
10 three times as many delegates its quota of Represen-
tayes in the General Court.
CHARLES WHITE, Chairman
JAMES II. WALL, Secy, of County Committee
yVarcester Sent %, 1885,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

IHE DORCHESTER AND MILroN BANx
ROBBERY We understand that Jack Wade. now
IN confinement in Dedham Jail, acknowledges that he
was one Of the party who robbed the Dorchester and
Milton M ton Bank OF about $4,000, and has given up
S9,ooV or $lo,Voo OF the stolen money. A part Of
1t he had buried at South Boston, and under b;s al
rectlons the place was found and the money recoy-
ereo. 3 ~ eHea "a ~ n,'a frr Traveller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT. The exn-o.--
from Springfield last evening, when abopt tess ess Tram
from that place, ran over a man who ,yos wv miles
on the track, and seriously injured hin, walking
survived but short time As he was son, ,llat ne
ger shortly before the car struck him. il i 10 Stag
that he was intoxicated The engineer g,S supposed
OF danger, by blowing his whistle, bue + no'Ice
needed The name and residence Of the MAN. was not
not ascertalned-Hargord Courant, Tbm ,%I Were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

One Hundred thousand Dollars appropriated
TO Ertend The Capitol. The the House did concur
IN the senate's amendment, making an appropria-
ton for this important purpose. The amount was
500, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

~ a Toronto paper estimates the surnIns NH
crop OF Canada this season at 1000 COO wheat
nno od last year. which was 100000 maxine i
100000 bushels for export. '''0NiDg H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
MARREEn

III ms CITY, Oct by Rev o. H. Totson Mr. Jesse Ma,
I'M q Nashua, N H. to Miss Lovina Hoyt Of Worcester
IN Newburyport Sept 49, Mr. Theodore f. Woodcock Of
OF NewbnrypOrt. Esq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

ADVENT MEETING AT BRIELEY HALL. Elder
4. II. sHIPMAE will preach tomorrow (Sabbath) at
Brlnley Hall, at the usual hours Of public worship.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

w Several cotton mills in the valley ofthe G JUN
nebaug have stopped operations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05


IN this city, Sept 81 Richard son of Richard Peacock e
onois 24th Ellen, daughter of Sewel Haws l6 dayx
|o1n, Alonzo H. Lowell 300 yrs 23th Abel Reed So
city, 90 yrs i'ii! VI 'lis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

G3'1Selby & Co.wil sell this afternoon large lotof
Household Furniture. See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

On the 18th the Hosten army made forwarf
movement, with the intention OF attacking the forti
tied bridge across the Schlye, at Messunde. The
Danes were driven from their unfortified positions al
Koshendorff and other points, into their entrench.
ments. "Ther cannon aided'' for about an hour
by the Hosteners, but without effect, when the fir
ing ceased, and they began to retire.
The Danes then replaced the bridge which thew
had previously removed, and crossed over with the
intention Embarrassing the retreat of the Hosteiners
but found them so strong to render it unadyisable
TO press them closely. Gen. Willesen took posses
sion Of Rekenford and established his head quarters
at that town, in the afternoon, but was subsequently,
forced to retire owing to the near proximity of the
Danish ships.
The army bivouacked at night at points some
what in advance of their previous position. and on
the following day the Danes still declined to give
them battle. They re-occupied the position which
they held previous TO the advance, and up to the 18th
no farther movements had been made. The Hol-
stelners lost about hundred and thirty, and the
Danes hundred and seventy men.
In Gen. Willisen's proclamation, he saws. eve
have offered him battle in the open field, on the
most favorable circumstances for him. We have do
stroyed all his field works in the East by Rehem-
iorde Holm and Hummolfed, and his camp at
Kackendoff, and thus proved that he is not SO fully
master OF Schleswig he gives himself out to be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
SAMUEL X. BAYLEY

WIZ L. sell .o at Public 1 Auction the whole
~ class, made expressly for the retail trade
- - - and warranted, and viii be closed without
aeelVe anordmg TO purchasers better chance to Obtain
lie sale. 0u ~ 'ilis 0lts az pup
cles "'ies' superior aTu-
G elegant light standing top double Rocka.
CarryalS-l0 elegant stand top Carryals
ChaaSeS-l6 light lancewood Chases of the hest c,o,
and hnish and warranted. 80 4"aii''
KocfGways-9 elegant light Rockaways
nde Seat BugSfes7 superior slide seat Ruocjes n,
two or four persons 80 D'ssies' lof
ahostons-nlo elegant Phatous, assorted patterns
~ IRONING Bugg3es-l5 New York enaneed leather ron
Trotting Wagons. iA''oi up
0Pen Hasons-4 New York Open Wagons
Iouered Hdgons-5Covered Wagons
Hdrnesses-70 sets double and single Harnesses ,, f
superior finish ard make. PN' VI
Cooered SfetShS-2 two horse covered sleebs; epbt
passenger open do; four passenger do doal Albany bI,
luichaserS in want of first articles are reopested to
Ae TINS stock as it the best ever offered NJ Ancton
!" r1osloi ana al warranted custom-buf work
me whoe can he examined three DAYS before tho sae
with Catalogues. d7tSwlt o 'uS see'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

The Germans have been occupying last week
with the sudden and precipitate flight Of the Prince
OF Hesse Cassel. Disputes having occurred between
the Prince and the Chamber as to bis right to i'm
pose taxes without the consent of the latter and the
people having obtained the sanction of the legal tr-
bunas to their resistance of the legal taxes imposed
by the government the Prince found the place too
hot to hold him and fled.
Inc Hessle,ry appear to be getting on very well
without the eector and his infatuated ministers: nd
it is said to be probable that other States will shorty
follow their example. Austria and Prussia ars
viewing this outbreak with no little anxiety. II ia
said that Austria will take sides with the elector r.
the hessians should render such step necessary -
Perfect tranquility prevails at present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
FOUND

GOONO,
a u may be seen at the Store No 11o MAIN STREET
~ the NOTES and BOOK ACCOUNTS Of the late firm,
ol a. NAL LIAR co. all made out and waiting 70 he
PAID ~ The persons to whom they are addressed arc ~
'0'i' iequested 70 Pqy charges and take them array
A. MACULLAR & CO.. 1921 Main Street
Worcester, Sept. 90 1885, 20 - ~, n55's5ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05

call the bill infamous, because by it the man or
woman who is charged with being salave is deprived
of all the means Of self Defence allowed to those who
are charged with crimes, and is to be delivered mp sum-
mariy without the right of trial by ury or any other
proper means ofprovng the charge groundless. Is il
worse crime TO be slave, than thief or murderer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-05
Sedman's Endless Chain pnmn

NJ ru9scTber has been appointed Agent for the sale of
ter and vicinity and he now prepared to All ali orders for
""O pesfeo 70 set np this justly celebrated pump
worcester, Oct 4, 1850. Soa,nM,S,f