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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER so. 1850.
GEORGE Thompson.

-r,o l,rqa number Of our people WHO were desrous
y, hearing this able defender of the peoples rights,
H.. wore disappointed Of it when he was here, VIII
have an opportunity this evening We have already
:c,ad orr readers that he had been invited to the
citv by number Of most respected citizens, and
had accented the invitation. We had hoped previous
10 the time of the meeting have the opportunity OF
nb,shhg the correspondence, bat, as yet, it has not
been handed to
George Thompson deserves warm and cordial re-
cepon from the people Of the United States, as be-
ipg, perhaps, more than any other in England the
advocate and the representative of the democratic re-
oulcan principle the principle on which our govern
ncnt is established in opposition to the monarchical
ad aristocratio! principles Of and he old usty gov
ernments Of Europe. v hal shame II Is TO Americans
that this courageous and eloquent advocate of prin-
c;nles is able 10 beard the British Lion in his very
den without rnolesation, and yet among US, in nom-
nalIy ties america, in Boston, in sight of Bunker
H should be subjected insult and outrage, for ad-
vocatiug the very principles, to which we owe every
thing, Of which We feel proud as a people But,
thanks be to Him, in whose hand is destiny, Bos
ton is not Massachusetts, does it speak the will of
massachusetts country WIZ silSsih oi eS @hN
it has already spoken, in reprobaton Of the mobocrat-
ic spirit of the metropolis. Worcester ard the yicni-
ty spoke on Saturday, and the hard handed and noble
hearted mechanics Of Lynn, spoke alphabetically on
Tuesday evening. And Worcester itself, by itself,
for itself, will speak this evening, for FREE THOUGHT
and FREE sPEEcH But it is not merely adj
vocate of democratic principles, that George Thomp'
son is 10 be kindly received and cheered on his
BY americans. AS one who has done more than al
most any other Of the age, to improve the cond
ton aud elevate the moral standard Of those suffering
under the oppression of old and degenerate govern
ments and of old and inveterate customs and prejudi
ces, social and religious, he deserves the warmes
thanks Of ali who take interest in the improvement
and elevation Of the race.
When such man comes amongst us the people 0
Worcester will always extend 10 him cordial wei
come Aad especially viii they do it, when it SEEM
necessary for the yindicaton Of the character of GU
country and her free institutions. We rejoice then a
this opportunity, not merely for the vindcaton of RICH
principles, but because it will afford MS an opportunity
of high intellectual qualification and enjoyment, whib
it treasures u.s. and inspires with zeal in the no
iy cause Of Humanity and Truth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30

MAHoMMEDAN JUSTICE. A certain mer-
chant left in his last testament seventeen horses to
be divided among his three sons according 10 the
the second one-thrd, and the third a ninth part of
the whole But, when they came to arrange about
the division, it was found that to comply with the
terms of the WILL without sacrificing one or more of
the animals, was impossible. Puzzled in the ex-
IRENE, they repaired to the Cadi; who, having read
the will, observed that such diicult question re-
CURED time for delib ration, and commanded them
to return after two days.
When they again made their appearance, the
Judge said, g have considered carefully your case
and fad that can make such division of the
seventeen horses among You as will give each more
than his strict share, and yet not of the animals
shall be injured Are You CONTENT"
We are, Q Judge" was the reply.
Bring forth the seventeen horses, and let them
be placed in the court, id the Cadi
The animals were brought, and the Judge order
ed his groom to place his own horse with them. He
babe the eldest brother count the horses
sc They are eighteen in number, o Judge" he
said
81 will now make the division,' observed the
Cadi. C You, the eldest are entitled to half: take
then, nine of the horses. You, the second son. are
to receive one-third; take, therefore, six while tt
you, the youngest, belongs the ninth part, namely
two. Thus, the seventeen horses are divided amons
you: you have each more chan your share, and
may now take my own seed back again.
g hlashllIah - exclaimed the brothers, with de
light; g." o Cad, your wisdom equals that Of gu
Lord, Suleiman lbn Daool !''-.Noles on .Njneush
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30

BY MARY HOwITT.

The moonlaans on the hillowy deep,
The blue waves ripping on the strand,
The ocean in its peaceful sleep,
The shell that niurmurs ON the sand,
The cloud that dlms the bending sky,
The bow that on its bosom glows,
The sun that lights the vault on high,
The stars at midnight's calm repose:
These praise the power that arched the sky,
And robed the earth in beautys dye.
The melody of Natures choir,
The deep toned anthems of the sea.
The wind that tunes a viewcss Tyre,
The zephyr on its pinions free,
The thunder with It's thrilling notes,
The peal upon the mountain air,
The lay that through the foliage floats,
Or sinks in dying cadence there;
These all to Thee their voices raise,
A ierveut voice Of gushing praise.
The day-star, herald of the dawn,
As the dark shadows fit away,
The tint upon the cheek of morn,
The dew-drop cleaning on the spray
From wild birds in their wanderings.
From streamet leaping to the sea,
From all carth's fair and loving things,
Doth living praise ascend to Thee:
These, with their sil .At tongues proclaim
The varied wonders of Thy name.
Father, Thy hand hath formed the flower,
And flung it ON the ycrdaut lea,
Thou badst it ope a summers hour,
Its hues Of beauty speak Of Thee,
Thy works all praise Thee: shall not man
Alike attuue the grateful hymn?
Shall he not iDm the Lofty stt.1 in
Echoed from heart Of Seraphiml
We tune to Thee our humble lays,
Thy mercy, goodness, love, we praise,
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TIE NEW YORK STORE
No. l19 Main Street, adjoining the Am. Tenn
Worcester,

No. l79 Main Street, adjoining the Am. Tenn &c..
Worcester, zN1se
4 RE now opening large and general assortpsn,
"a CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ALPACCAS 'sii' o
Lyonese Cloths, English and French Merinoe.
Cashmeres, Printed all WooL Defines, Ores do ph,a.
CAAELEoN, STRIPED AND BROCADE sII Ks
Satin Il" c@e"es together with with large assortmeu
LINEN, CAMBRIA, and EMBROIDERED
LAIN HANDKERCRIEFs
Droache and plald Wool shawls, Rich Enlb'd.
The Proprieors being the direct importers frorn r.o
OF ie above named goods, the New York Store can a
Nov. &c
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MEDICAL NOTICE

| E8. D. G. EARRIMGTON, from Boston. has
~ oge"e1 MS 0Bice at No. T15 Mqia-qt Worcester
~ Wonld say that he continues to ali Chronic
name Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaints Piles IIumors
Neahes9 General Debility all the various trains of nerve.
oua aHec'lo Iisness and Ring in the head and restore
ue hpd to It's healthy and sound state The Doct has
oeeh very successful in female complaints of which he has
to the taste ~ anu Pie"s"ii'
~, ~ ollcG hours from AM to PM. cure is war
t1' ." az o'soS il CuFdplc' dtl--nov 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30

eCoNQUERING PREJUDIcE TO SAVE THE
UNION We have had our attention drawn TO an
Admirable and effective print, Illustrative of the SUI
premely ridiculous protestatlous of patriotism, that
are just the only arguments used by the disin
terested supporters of the Fugitive Slave Bill in de-
fence Of that odious ard iniquitons measure The
farehlu- illustrates the nresent nosl-
peculiar institution, and places prominently in view
the questionable aid which the slave power has re-
ceived froma poftionof the clergy Of our country.
In addition to this, it work of art of considerable
merit, As lexicon Of present public opinion, no
man should fail to possess copy. For sale by Bella
Marsh, 25 COrnhill, Boston. Price, u IL cents
each, OR S per doz. TF#T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30

FORESTS 1t must be apparent to the slightest
observer, that the forests Of the State are rapidly
diminishing, and that wood, every year is scarcer
and dearer. Considering the value and necessity of
better service eP55gftiAgs aid 45peg cannot do
u perpetudte the forests. To accomplish ~, ia I
Ject, the woods now standing must be carefully
guarded and cut with CAUTION. Oaly the oldest
trees should be selected, leaving the Others to i'm
prove by standing. The high price of wood leads
our farmers, otten to cut OF NIL the timber Of some
pieces of land, whose soil, rocky situation or nos
ton on side HILL prove that it is of no service but
Tor wood. A little care of such tracts, would lead
to their perPetuty and to their constant i crease in
value All woodlands should be so securely fenced
that cattle should have no access little care viii
protect the vely young trees from The growth of IN
derbrush But there is thing, hitherto neglected
by our farmers, to which we wish to call their At
ention, and that Is, the soOjag Of the vurious nuts
that will preserve the forest to posterity. 1t is on
this subject that the present generation have been
the most clreless, and have shown the least regard
to the benefit of the future, because, they NAV sun
pose the present will derive no advantage from #
Let, therefore, our farmers, everu ueG,. scatter
acorns of different species, especially of the white
oak; beach nuts; hickory nuts of the kind most SER
ylceable for fuel and in places adapted to the tree
chesnus, If they wish supply Of fencing; maple
and ash keys, &c, and they will be doing as mncb
service TO their grand children as if thew laid nm
money for them at ten per cent Interest," Hartford
CoUrGnt
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New LONDON RAILROAD. We undoro,,n5
mat THIS Road ITO be Immediately put under con-.
tract, from this city to aybroolt--and the balance n
me route, as soon as it is settled whether il viii rnn
10 New London or Norwich; strong interest bav.
ing sprung up u the latter city to favor ts copnec
tion with the Norwich and Worcester Road A.
soon as that point is settled, The whole project will
bePushed on with yigor We think il viii be onerI
a'ed duripg the year ls5i.--.M0 Bavea Rec.
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DaguerreOtypes.

Mr. VAN AISTAN, Of Briniey Hqy resnectf,llv calls
~ me attention oftho community, to his large and splen-
az collection OF PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS The
subscriber Is not one Of your Sky Paror Fellows, of This
@ VINO need to rnsh to New York. for the portraits of
celehfaled Singers manufactured by other artists in or
uer 70 increase his business. Dr. Van Astan's pctues
are 0 h5s erecuton and rest on their own roerite
anu AL who wish splendid likeness, should cal at his
o''7' dlW-uoy.
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GIL B ERT WALKER.
GENTLEaTEy,S

SHAVING Hair Cutting, and Curling Saloon
NO. 10 MAIN STREET.
Opposite The Court House JYopcrorrn
WHERE lie WOULD BE HAPPY TO SEE MS MANY rRtrvns
ne u shave the young, the old, the CAV,
ne mead or face for ready paw
ANA do il quick with razor brobt
ny morning sun, Or candle light
10 NOW the beard, or cut the hair
therefore my friends, one and ali,
NJ, 81 MUST laVor me with friendly call
OndlWM 2nNv9m
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Straved or Stolen,

COW, nom the pasture belonging to The Estate
OF Nathaniel Brooks situated PATTY in orcester and
o 'y IN AGnn sad cow is of red color and was mis-
during the sickness of the deceased ANY one irving any
ably rewarded. '''7 o-''0 ~, s"', 49, U0 90 Ssi'
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~ George Thompson addressed toe people Of
Lynn, at theirreqnes on 9aueslay dj5g ire 2sth
Those who heard II assure US thauil was naghif-
cent address, far sarpassing, elequepre, his
speeches at this place. we Aalnstlie meeting in
this city, this evening, VIII call cuphs fllpo@ers,
and anticipate ricblea & aLhl'n >,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
BRINLEY HALL,

BRINLEY HALL,
U@e e, V = Iio More anil dccidediy The Last
''''' 10 On MoNDAY EIENiNG, Dec. 2,
10 commence at o'bock.
naiia ~ f wl ne decorated with magnificent parapher
New ieats of Magic Eptra1llj,lr,, ',,,iil'eu
Ln"ghnbie Tricks, &C. g. '"9 "'""oq"%m,
~ l9 curse o. The performance, Mr. H. viii introduce
Gac performance will conclude with the Iaielle I'm
" cards oil admission l2l cts without distinction oroge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30

- The statistics of the English cotton manufae-
ture for ten months of the year 1850, show that the
consumption of American cotton has diminished com
pared with last year, during the same time, 289, 900
bales so that although the imports at Liverpool were
3oS, 995 bales less than last year, the decrease in
the stock on hand the LIST Nov, was only I9, 500
bales, being 308,900 bales against BIS, 52G last year
We copy the above from one Of our exchange pa
pers. Notwithstanding the large decrease here in
dicated the price ofcotton goods is still so low as
not to be profitable. The production had been slim
uated to such extent to far exceed the demand,
the world over, in this country as well as in Europe
The Mills, being in operation, no one was willing to
suspend, and SO they went on, accommodating stocks,
and thus reducing the prices till the weaker concerns
were compelled to suspend and the more prudent
reduced the amount Of production Still, although
so large reduction is above Indicated has taken
place, the prices do not advance This shows that
the production still exceeds the consumption, and
must be further reduced before the business will as
assume healthy condition 5ra 80
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NOTICE. The ADyENr, C5tgGeH .ip. ytuees4
ter, sympathizing with The Ady(e Church atInige,
hold their meetings, every sabba t 8yflfsi mn.
where they. have preaching 81 De usual hours Of
public worship, by their Pastor, Elder J. H. SNIP
MAN. N4t #H4
The public are respectfully ipsiiad toattsnd.--,
Selts free. u AZ. ~ .lissi 'e1a % 1st4o .,et
tFINt 50 4t3ilgg sGai eH Hpi ea
n#t3 IN H haF .iNIie azat #a
r4a.,9t.-,t.e IS .ss.4 f. G
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2 The Boston Atlas in one of its series of arti-
Giles on the Wing " defeat saps the pro-slavery
city papers by asking the following pertinent CUES
ton:
Suppose we should go into the next canvas
with our banners inscribed with notices like
these: ' INC
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Ice Cream.

= IN IINE JENNY LIND ICE CREAMS, at the Jenn,
~ Lind saloon, SOL Main Street his Ian 3T tgcnI,'a
~ -. WV. s. EAMES.
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Boy Wanted.

z S5 ' = ana respectable BOY wanted in the New
AoRH STORE, about l6 or Is years diane one who
'oards wlh his parents preferred. l7g Main street
.1,c
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CEEsUs.oF New YORK CITY. The TrjJuat
gives full returns from nine wards in the city, which
have population of 22O,7o0. Partial returns and
estimates from the other len wards give SO2 900,
which will make the aggregate population of the
city, 522,766. Add to this the suburbs, Brooklyn,
Williamsburg, &C., and we have a Metropolitan
population Of nearly 100000, or three quarters of
million.
The extreme length of New York city is about
fourteen miles, and its average breadth about one
and half miles, covering about 500 acres of
ground .tgE H. ca resM
The most remote point of New York city in dis
lance from the City llpll is about thrieenindes So
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-
*. :. hossESs is now prepared to board andtreat
- patients or give treatment without board m hi Kri
dence, NO GLEN STREET. ISIS
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to H. and to AIT No
STREET d&wtf oa19
HIiss's Compound Cod Liver OH ca,..,-.
The Alchymists of old sought transmue every tb
touched inlO gold, bu: they were unsuccessful Dr. ma
mas succeeded better than the Alcy miss in dgcoyanr
remedy TO which disease is transmitted into ho.Jtl
OF the agehavng proved of vast service in all cgs J
1t has been used for the of Coughs Coils bd, s,a
and all affections Of the throat ard chest To the astnisb
net Of any one who ever took drop of Cod Liver Oil
the Candy perfectly palatabe. But our friends r;5
TO purchase must beware of countercs. For sale , -
G7PrePared by b. X. BLISS, sole proprietor aola
Price % cts package For sale by d. SCOTT III q gsn
general ageEts for Worcester. dgtyy t1e
WILLIAM DICKINSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
VIII attend js and to other matters a siss J, NJ.
office over the Central Eank.
Worcester, Oct. s, 1850 J,f
SAMUEL Il. COEGDON,
no. So Waits Block, Mai,n street.
Engraver, Stencil, and Stamp Cutter.
Full sets olhe Alphabet in Stencils and Steel Figures ofd
ierent sizes, constantly on hand
DOOR PLATES furnished and engraved
SILVER Ware MARKED, and LETTERING of all kinds done IN
the neatest possible manner.
Worcester, Nov %.
PENNSYLVANIA GOALS,
OF THE BEST VARIETIES, FOR SALE AT THE
Plymouth st. Coal Yard.
Also, PORTS.NO nth com.
u Orders left at the Yard or at the Oce gO5 nTo,n
Street, will be promptly answered
Nov IA dlmisos3tawtf RICE & BARBOUR
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WING DOCTRINES.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW:
1T MUST BE MAINTAINE0I

/ WIG DOCIRiNES.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW;
IT MUST BE MAINTAINED
DOWN WITH THE wILMoT PRov1so.
| NO TRIAL BY JURY FOR NEGROES.
CONQUER YOUR PREJUDIcEs
TEXAS AND TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
FREE SOIL AND DIsUNIoN ARE THE SAME
Where, we ask, would we come out at Could we
carry school district in this state And vet, we
ask candid men, if the above are not the issues
winch the writers in the Daily Advertiser, Courier
and Journal, (E IN Brutea) now advocate, and
cal Them Wing Administration measure?''
Undoubtedly, the papers above named do adyo-
cate all these, as Wing Administration measures
and what is more, most Of the Wing papers unite
with them in it, or admit tho same thing taclv. nv
omltiIng any protest against the doctrines. The
administration paper at Washington defends them
as Why doctrines, and the Atlas will have to do II
or beplched overheard, as Horace Mann was.
Nsw York Boot and Shoe TRADE, Nor. % y
Trade, in this department, has fallen Off in co,nn,o,
WIN ihe other branches Boys, youths and mem,
common boots are still plenty, lie market bavng
been oyersockcd during the latter part of tba seoso
The rise in Oak Sole will affect prices Of The Gnor
class of work, while the depression in Henlock viii
enable the manufacturers of the coarse grade Il vor
to better profit. On
e aST selby & Co, will sell large amount of fur
nIipre at their rooms this afternoon. See adyertis.
meb' sss 'tr,.l5q r
81 b p u
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Fowls for Sale.

TUE subscriber has just we'd by rail road SEQ TIL
l. klES and CHICKENS from the state of Vermont
lnear Canaha Incl hieh he offers NJ his frn ID
fy ny 'he single, Dozen, or Hundred at me nri IL
Oh common poultry They have been selected win
to obtain the best Kind for a breeding stock
In29e VINO propose to change their breed viii do wei
70 can s"on, that hey may have good selection
Shrewsbury, Nov. 30, dw2w CHAS. E. NILES.
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NOTICE.

VIZ subscribers VIII receive SEALED PROPOSALS 70
Il building new TOWN HOUSE in The to,vn IF 7 eomv
mster' until the 23l day of December next
me building is TO be built Of Brick and covered with
ae 10 De 80 by 81 feet one story and basement and to
1851. Vi O''opoi' ~ ~
The plans and specifications NAV be seen nj The office of
'NIL W. FIEI ClIER in Leominster.
JOEL w FLETCHER
JOSEPH HASKELL.
EPHRAIM ROBBINS Building Com
JOHN NICHOLS inittee.
GEO w. WAKEFIELD,
Leominster, Nov IS, 1850 lwd3ww-nov 81.
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Representative Election.

The final trial to eleat representatives in towns which
did not choose on the day of the annual eecton took
place on Monday The towns we have heard from are
as follows:
Aslfeld-TIosea Blake F. S.
Anieborough-Lyman NJ. Daggett, Dem.
Bayre-LuEe Houghton, Dem.
Becket-N Barnes, Wing.
Btackstone-Caeb Thayer, Free Soil.
Bortord-S H. Batcheiler, Wing.
Coacord-A. A. Kelsey, Dem.
Dudley--H. H. Stevens, Democrat.
Fra,hltn-- Metcall, Dem.
HanouT-Rev. John S. Barry, Free Soil.
Ipsonicb--N. r. Farley, Dem.
GIedfeld-Jona P. Bishop, f. S.
Melrose-John F. Paine, f. S.
1fddlaop-E. P. Hutchinson, F. S.
1i9ntgomey-Free Soil.
NeiCbWyp0t-Edward Tappan, Jr and Isaac Ste
vens, Dem.
Needhan,-- Robinson, DEM
North Cbelsea-E. Floyd, wing.
Norton-Austin Messenger, r. S.
Pelham-Nehemiah w. Aldridge, F.S.
Qmncy-George Marsh, F. S.
Saug1s-CharIes Sweetser Dem.
Soatttamptoa-Chauncey Clapp, Free Soil.
Sol4tAesot-John Holcomb, Democrat.
Sudbury Dem.
SprngfeId-John Mills and Henry Adams, Free
aHf Bach nd Wfha ie W. "assan'
Wayland-John b. White Wing.
1eadam-Dr John Porter, Wing.
Wae-Benamin Davis, Jr. Dem
Westlord-One F, S.
WarUck-one Wig.
Wtacheadoa-Dr. Alyah Godding Free Soil.
WeSt B'idgaoater-J. Kineman, F. S.
W'l5raham-R. S. Merck, Free Soil.
The totals of the above are:
Free Soil, 10
Democrats, IA
-33
Wings,
Majority, 26
In Hamilton, Southbridgr, Warren, Northampton,
Whately, Wrenlham, Pautucket, New Bedford, North
field, and Marblehead, there was no choice In An
dover, Haverhill Beverly and Bolton, no meetings
were called. These, with those above named which
have elected, make 40 towns heard from. About 20
more remain to be heard from.
The above table has been carefully corrected and
revised, and is now full and we trust more accurate
than any other that has been published. The re-
suit will be, majority of about fifty against the
ngs In the house 1t is more likely to exceed that
number thanto fall short of it.
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Truases

/ 4'ok sale very low, wholesale and reail hy T. r
LAZELL, Ap0thecary
~ 20l Main st.
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EgT selby & Co, will sell large amount of fur
nliarq at their rooms this afternoon See adyerts-
fntate
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hH. ,. RoGERs is now prepared to board andrea,
- patents or give treatment without board al hid
dence NO. GLEN STREET icsis
OFFICE IIOyRs from 10 tn 10 and tn d q, NJ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
DR., R. WOODWARD,
WATER, CURF

Once corner Of Main and Thomas str,
Aug l6
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The final tral to elet representatives in towns which
did not choose the day of the annual elections took
place on Monday. The towns we have heard from arr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

DA letter from our friend Richard
F. May Esq, now in San Francisco, dated
September 18th, last, states that Nessrs
E. L. Foard and John J. r. Poole had
reached that city. He had seen Messrs
Mark and John Evans at Stockton on their
way 10 the mines, but had heard they had
returned to San Francisco MUCH N
Brown Esq, formerly OF North East wa,
engaged in Stockton as clerk in the stor,
Of Hugg & Shannon
Mr. May is keeping restaurant IN Sar
Francisco, and we presume is doing fin,
business. The following items from hi
bill OF fare for breakfast, will give al
idea Of the cost of living in that city
"Ham and eggs 81; eggs, each 25 CTS
beat steak % cts; broiIed woodcock 81
buckwheat cakes rs cts; hot corn breae
IS cts; hot biscuit 1911 cts; coffee, tea o
chocolate, per cup 12A cts; mush ant
milk so cts; pickles 25 cts; &c.