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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

ship, and the Anvil mutually sustaining and supporting eaen
ether. ,s.frttfffsrs4 lSPeed the FloHgS
Q. The Army and Navy Of the United saies-which have
covered themselves with imperishabe fame. To-
RT''7' [Siar spangkd Ranner.
TO- Our National Government As much bound IN du'y
70 protect he labor Of the country a. to defend inc
against the foreign foe.
fColumbia, The Gem Of the Ocean.
H. The Democratic Telescope, through which the Dead
Sea in Asia may be seen inside the Consuuon ana our
own Rivers, Lakes, and Hsrbers outside Of II.
,-1 [Sky high. and 4! my stars!
L. The sacred cause Of Human Rights and Human Lib
eyty ,brougbou, the world MarseiLts Hymn.
49, The Wings of Delaware. BEATEN but not dsmayed
Disciplined by misfortune, the next contest will find them
more firm and united and victory will then perch upon their
banner. ss lfosn me 60U
IA The Fair Sex: The education Of mothers, the civi-
aa,ion of the world Here's health to all good Lasses
There were some further proceedings account Of which
i reserved for another day. The North American, Of
Philadelphia to whose Editor indebted for the preced
ing report, says that "Ths party present numbered several
hundred PERSONS among whom many Of the Oldest per-
sona and political friends Mr. CLAIToS who had come from
distant parts Of the State to renew him the expressions Of
that and love which long acquaintance and the emf
nent services rendered their guest to Delaware and the
ton had only tended strengthen and confirm Every
was in the happies spr the most cordial good fellowship
animated the meeting, and every incident contributed to the
harmony and festivity Of the occasion"
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A very large meeting Of the Clergy Of London
was held yesterday, at which very strong language
was used. and an address of most decided tone to
the Bishop Of London agreed upon. A meeting to
address the Crown will be held next Thursday.
The following letter from the private secretary Of
Lord JOHN RUSSELL is very satisfactory upon two
points. The news from Rome stated that the APP
pontment of the Catholic Bishops by the Pope had
the appreciation of the British Government and
also that the Pope's intention to make such APP
pointment was communicated to Lord MIMIC,
when at Rome, in 1913 and that he countenanced
and approved of it. This letter gives the most un-
qualified contradiction to both these assertions
"DowSIsG STREET, OcToBER %, 1885,.
"SIR am directed by Lord JoHs RussELL 10 inform
you, in to your question whether list Of Roman
Catholic preates contained in newspaper is correct that
he has other Of judging than you have YOURSELF
namely, by reading the bull of the Pope in the newspapers
To the second question: whether the creation Of the above
PoPsh bishopHc the appointments thereto have received
the sanction and appreciation Of her Majesty. Ministers am
directed that they have not received such sanction
and appreciation. directed further to state that Lord
MrSTo when Rome, consulted on this measure,
and never gave any counenance to it. J.
have the honor TO be, your obedient servant
"R. w. GREY"
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information, but we do not hesitate TO declare that
it is completely Incorrect" The position of Gen
CHANGARNIER has been materially weakened by the
recent appointment of Gen. SCHRAMM as Minis
ter at War. The order of the day TO the army
which the latter has just issued shows that his APP
pontment will operate as check upon Changar-
nier. Your Generals" says the Minister OF War,
have learned to obey as well as command, and
will set you an example of subordination." This
is a pretty strong hint to that military chief who
taught his officers to set the instructions of the
War Office atdefance, and, by way of example, tore
up, in their presence, the orders sent to himself by
Gen. D'HAUTPouL. 1t is lecture read to Gen.
CHANGARNIER in the presence of the army.
A later and more significant act of the new Min
lister at War is the displacement of Gen. NEU-
MAYER, who commands division of infantry in
the army of Paris, and enjoys in high degree the
confidence of Gen. CHANGARNIER. The latter has
addressed sharp remonstrances TO the Minister of
War, dispu,ing his power to dismiss officers serv-
ing under him, without consulting him. General
ScHRAMM replied that he was competent to take this
step without being compelled to assign his motives
to Gen. Changarnier, and that he was determined
to maintain in their full integrity the prerogatives
Of his Office. Gen. CHANGARNIER then addressed
very decided letter to the President of The Re
public, of which no notice was taken. He then
is said to have rendered his resignation Paris was
full of rumors upon the occasion, and we believe
the whole of this statement is confirmed with the
exception Of the absolute resignation Of General
Changarnier. We are sorry to note that the latest
French papers, particularly those which are said
to take their tone from the Elysee, very bitter
in their comments upon Prussia. we are to look
upon the Constitutional as faithful interpreter
Of the policy Of the President, not doubt can re-
main as to the sentiments Of hostility with which
the French Government regards Prussia. 1t is
understood that the message Of the President will
merely contain a statement Of the condition of
France in relation to the legislative measures which
will occupy the attention Of the Chamber. No al
lusion will be made to the prolongation of the Pre-
sidents powers. In the midst Of all these polt-
cal turns and changes, il is gratifying to find that
the commerce and revenue of France still hold an
onward progress. The custom-house returns for
the month Of September show the following
results
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lady at East Cambridge, (Mass Mrs FHAxcxs Josxs
on afternoon, wounded severely by the acct
dental discharge Of gun, that little hope entertained for
ner recovery appears tba, her son, lad fourteen years
that he might njure himself she endesvored 10 take II from
hm when her dress became enanslsd In the trigger dis.
charging the gum and lodging the contents in her breast
managing Il in most shocking manner.
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LETTER FROM MR.. DALLAS.

The Hon. GEORGE M. DALLAS, Ex-Vice Pres
dent of the United States, has addressed the fol
lowing letter to the Committee Of Arrangements
for the great Union meeting which is to take place
at Philadelphia this evening
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
Gazetteer of the United States.

T1lIIS work will comprise ample descriptions of all the
States T. rritories Counties, Districts Towns, Cities
and Villages in the United Siaes which will be append
ei numerous Statistical Tables good Map of the United
States and choice variety of handsome Engravings, by
JOHN AWARD, author of the New England Gazetteer,
Law Register, Book of Religions, etc.
The GAZETTEER is to be issued as the United
states Census has been officially returned Washington
which will be in the early part of 1851. No pains
pese viii be spared render this work and valu
able to the public generally.
1t will contain between 700 and 800 pages printed
with new and beautiful p pe good paper full bound in
leather in superior STYLE with gilt backs and
Price 10 subscribers Three DOHars copy, payable de-
livery.
Agents Wanted.
The undersigned having taken the Agency of the County
of Worcester for the above work. desous of obtaining
number OF efficient AGENTS to the sere-M ToWns
IN this County, for which liberal commissions will be allow
ed
" For further information, call upon the subscriber
the TRIBUNE OFFICE, Pearl Street. between the hours
of Z! and p A. NJ, l2! and ], and and 6 P. NJ
Worcester, Nov. %. d2w w4t J BURRILL.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
LOOK AT THISI

IE subscribers have the pleasure of onGming the Ladies
of Worcester and its vicinity that their stock of FANCY
GOODS is now repenished and filed up with tile best
sortment of
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, viz:
Jenny Lind, Agerene and Taglioni BRAIDS
VELVET RIBBONS, great variety.
large assortment of Dress Buttons, viz:
Gilt Silver Steel Glass silk netted, Acron and Jenny Lind
Laces, Edgings, Swiss Muslins,
Jacone Cambrics Wrought COLLARS, CUFFS, UNDER
HDKFS, SLEEVES, and BERTHA CAPES;
SW'ss and Cdhtbrtc Eds ings and InsertingS.
STEEL PURSES and BAGS, PORTMoNIES, PURSE
TWIST Steel Beads Rings Tassels Fringes and Clasps.
Combs and Brushes in an endless variety.
Jenny Lind Polka Coats,
for Chidren's, Misses and Ladies' and OPERA HOODS,
got up by ourselves.
PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY;
Childrens Misses and Ladies' WINTER GLOVES
Doll Heads and Bodies, 20 different sizes
wax Dolls with and without moving ewes India Rubber
Doll Heads and Rattles.
FahGy IOys, AIabaster Work, and various other
French, English and German Fancy articles, too
numerous TO mention
German Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds,
undoubtedly the largest assortment in this city.
CANVASS, WORSTED PATTERNS FLOSSES Emhd
BRAlDs, and al, kinds of Embd materials etc etc
lTOm MIR. MYERS who is thoroughly acouainted
with all kinds of Knitting, Crochet and Embrd work pavs
particular attention TO the matching opatterns selected
our establishment and he always ready TO advise those
who are less skilled in needle work.
u QUICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS is MOTTO and
several years experience have shown that this wav of do
ing business is the prosperous
GFJENNY LIND CoA1s and HOOPS will be knitted to or
der, at short notice. Call
the .NeW England Fancu Store.
%lO Main Street, BUtman Row, Worcester.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT.
DDon't overlook the No. 2I0.h distf novl2
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
GREAT TIMES !
GREAT ATTRACTIoN!! GREAT FuNI!

A T BRINLEY HALL, Worcester, for TWO NIGHTS
n only. Mr.. HARRINGToN, the Greatest VcntrHO7uist
in the World, respectfully announces to the citizens OF
Worcester and vicinity that he will have the honor OF
pearing before them the above named Hall.
THANKSGIVING DAY and EVENING,
also FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 29th Thanksgiving,
tCO performances The day performance commencing at
O'Clock p NJ doors open for the accommodation oi
families and children. The Evening performances will com
mence at O'clock
The Hall will be decorated with magnificent Parapher-
MALTA of immense vaue and will be Brilliantly Illuminated
New feats of Magic, Extraordinary IeHtriioquism,
Ldughdbte Tricks. &c. e.,
In the Of the performance Mr.. H. will introduce
his celebrated WindoW Scene.
Each performance will conclude with the mttabte I'm
itdtioHS,
o. Cards of admission 2 cts, without distinction of age
Nov 26 dat
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE,
Central Exchange

Directly Under Worcester Baaif and Post Office
E subscribers having become joint Proprietors and
L Lessees OF the two wel-known Eating Houses in the
Central Exchange Building, have re-modeed the same
throughout at great pains and expense and converted them
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON so
by 70feet, arranged after the style of the FIRST CLASS
Saloons in New York and Boston, combining all the modern
conveniences and accommodations and forming one of the
most commodous and agreeable EATING HOUSES be found
in the State and far superior any thing of the kind ever
before opened in Worcester.
The Establishment will be known as the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and will be conducted scale of lib
eaity and bounty commensurate with spacious charac
ter and arrangements forming place of respectable
and agreeable rereshment to the citizens of Worcester and
great advantage and accommodation to the public gen.
orally.
PRIVATE TABLES arranged for the convenience of
transient guestsa good DINING HALL for resuar dinners
and public ocCasons-and fine PRIVATE Rooms for compa-
nes of friends clubs societies, and parties The whole
establishment lighted by gas and furnished and
beraly and with express reference to the ease comfort
and enjoyment of visitors.
The LARDER will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and vand and vigant will be used
include the luNuries and decaces of all seasons and the
whole will be served i'll the approved and desirable
style and manner Having secured the services of several
experienced and skiul caterers unte with their per-
sona supervision and efforts, they have hestancy in
waFantng to all guests the most grateful entertainment and
perfect satisfaction.
and prepared i'll variety of style Aso for sale by the
pint, quart or gallon.
Meals will be furnished at all hours,
and Clubs Parties, &c. will be provided for the shortest
notice and on the most liberal terms.
well selected stock Of foreign and domestic FRUIT of
all kinds-NUrs CoNFEcTIoNARY, H0T COFFEE, TEAS,
Cocoa, &c. will always be found on hand.
GTA regular Pastry Department, under the
duct of experienced Lady, is connected with the Esab
lshment, and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE
every Variety will always be found reserve and supplied
toiames parties &c. upon order in the prompt and
satisfactory manner.
1TLadies call with perfect propre ty, such is the
custom of the place.
u The subscribers cordially invite the patronage of the
citizens of Worcester and OF the public, assuring them that
attention expense shall be wanting render the
EXCHANGE EATING House worthy of their generous
support and appreciation.
NIB. Clam Chovders, A No. I furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season. from stock
fresh from the of the Naraganset and taken
ly for our Establishment.
DAN'L c. THURSTON,
JOSEPH NJ. RICHARDS.
Worcester, October 81 1850. w3sdistf ,
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS.
IIOHL d UCh 1HdHhEU UUWI
AT RUINOUS PRICES.


is intention to sell ever, thing now on hand in ,he
shape of Dry Goods before l5t December 1850 In or
der to accomplish it, have made a general MARX
DOW on our whole stock and such prices that cannot
al to secure ready sale of every article AT ONCE
JOpr stock much larger than il has ever been before
consisting of the most desirable assortment ever offered by
MS, viz:
ALL WOOL THIBETs, every color and quality
70 cts to S Sl.l24
extra nice, 81 j.
Ga LYONEsE CLOTHS, from 25 to SO cts
ALPACCAs and MoHAlRs, in fancy co.'s 30 to so cts
Rich All Wool CAsHMEREs, Cts 4S ~ Cts q !
DE LANES, 81 cts
Blue Maroon Green, Orange, Plain allwoo DLains 42c
Best styles MdNCHESTER De L4INES, su9h as are
sold every where in the city for 20 and % cts, shall sell
ior Se1enteen Cents.
Merrimack, C0ckeco and Hamilton Prints for 10 cts
choice ty lie ofENGLISH PRINTS, that we have been
selling for l2l cts, will offered at Eight Cents.
1900 Yds. "A French Prints, that have been
selling freely at II cts, shall sell them for 123
GTA better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can te shown by
us than by any other in Worcester very fair
Black Silk for so cts, 3-4 yd. wide
Also, in FANCY SILKS, we defy competition, Ell her in
style cheapneSs having in style cheapness having
every thing in the shape Of RICH STRIPE, BROCADE,
PLAIN. Also, every shade and color of
Heavy Changeable Tuc Satins.
The best article of Portsmouth Hose f. r AZ cts
Black Worsted Hose for II cts.
Heavy Rose.Blankets for $3.50 per pair.
Broun and Bieacaed SHEETINGS.
Also, TlCKlNGS, CRASHES, and DIAPERS.
In fact our whole stock is going unheard of prize
This opportunity that seldom Offers for you TO get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for Eiftg Cents.
HALL & THOMPSON.
N. Itis acknowledged by every that have the
best assortment Of
Bay State Long and Square Shawls
there is in Worceser-prices varying from Sl75 so
for the best article Also
Cashmere Long and Square Shawls,
from So to $50.
II You will Obige us by looking through stock and
if our prices not Is per less than the Goods
can be bought elsewhere VIII urge you to buy.
WOr ester, Nov l9. dW4Wis
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27

WorceSter, S.. November 25, 1850
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Tor the County of Worcester has this day issued
rant against the Estate OF JOHN HUNT Of West Boyston,
III sad County, matchmaker, nsolven debtor and the
payment OF any debts, the delivery of any property be-
longing TO said nsolyent debtor, him or for his use and
he transfer oil any property by him. forbidden by law
me lrs meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
VIII be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office of said
day OF December next ten O'Clock in the forenoon for
INC PROOF o debts and to choose assignee assgness
ms estate l.. BAKER, Jr,
MO ID. ST. Messenger.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
E. F. DIXIE

WILL continue to sell the balance of his STOCK AT
w COST ard for the better information of the public
will quote prices:
Pure White Lead Philadel Prussian do g. 70 IS cts
phia stamp, 64 CTS Cochneal, s AS
Red Lead cts. French Yellow, 2
Pure Dry Lead, So cts; Chrome Green, 25 cts
Rose Pink, very fine, 10 cts; Brunswick do, cts
Turkey TIMBER, cts; Paris do a. lS Is, q & 33cts.
Verdigrs, 81 cts. Glue, 10 to Is cts, different
English Whiting, II ct. makers.
Boston do. ct. liumTragicanth best sort, 62c.
Chrome Yellow, u. ,l4& CSC do Arabic do 25c.
Stone Yellow, cts Ivory Black
Alcohol in bbls IS cts. Lamp do.
BoraX, 10 CTS. Manila Indigo
Paris Blue, so cts. lsinglass Prussian.
Ultra marine do so cts. do American.
IPTogether tn Dye Woods, Curriers' Oil Coach and
Furniture Vash Black Varnish, Paint Brushes, Oils for
family use, &c, &c, &c
E. f. D. has OIL for hand or large lamps which he
can recommend at only Sl23 per gallon 1t will compare
with eghs of the Oil usually sold at 374 to So
Also % Boxes Extra DUN FISH.
Worcester Nov %, 1850. d3w
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
RARE CHANCE.
Blacksmith's Stock and Tools at Auction.

Also, Stand In Lei.
WILL be sold at Public Auction on SATUTDAY, the
w 30th of Norem6er, at the shop Ad ms Square so
called i'll Worcester, large stock Of TOOLS, &C. used in
said shop, cons sting in part of
2Anvils, air OF Bellows, upright Drill, Tire Bender
and st he, Vices Screw Plates and Dies Shueng
Tools, cast iron Trough, Ok Swing and chains, Toug,
Hammers, Heading Tools Sedges, and all the Tools
sary for carrying on the busness o a country shop
The whole be sold without reserve in consequence
the i'll health of the present owner
~ The above is good chance for any wishing good
location for the business.
Terms made known at time of sale Sale commrnce at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. ELI B. LAMSON
Worcester Nov 81, 1850. n22ds Auct'r.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
GRAND SLAVE PANORAMA
Will be Opened for Exhibition,
This Day, at Waldo Hall!

TVIE SLAVE HIS HISTORY AND DESTINY, as
/ shown in fUe grand Panoramic Scenes comprising
nearly 1000 feet of canvas.
scene lst.-TAe Coast Of africa: giving representa-
ton of Kidnapping.
SCENE 2d.-Tbe Stare Market at cuba: at which human
beings being knocked down the highest bidder.
SCENE 3d.-Ptdntation with cotton fields, slaves at
work, negro cabins, &c, &c
SCENE 4th.-Ibe Stale Prison: the parting of husband
and wife, children and parents, &c
SCENE 5h.-Ihe CrHcttieS PrdctiSed the Stare: the
Fugtive-the and privileges of freedom, eXhibi
ted in the preaching of the gospel &C.
During the Exhibition, number Of SUe Songs will be
sung, characteristic of the Slaves
The scenes they exhibited, will be fully explained
by 5. NJ AFRICANUS.
o. Tickets 124 cents, Children half price To he OBJ
tanned at the door.
Doors open at Z: Exhibition to commence at7l o'clock
Nov. 26
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
CONCERT
THANKSGIVING DAY EVENING.

r, r. LELAND proposes to give Concert at the
CITY HAIL. on the above Evening.
The First Part of the performance will be occupied by his
rrVENiLE CHOIR, to consist Of Choruses Duets.
Songs, &C r,,r 1,oncrrr,, ,,o1.,r
coCETY Mr. HENRY BENCHLY, Leader, have kindly vol
nnteered 10 perform several pecesamongst others they
viii perform that beautiful CANrATA THE MORNING" J"
IN four vocal parts by RlEs
Doors open at 6 o'clOck-perfomance commence at Z.
aPTckets 25 be had at Livermores Bookstore
orj at the door d4twlt Nov 23
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
JUVENILE CONCERT.

IL s. MASON respectfully announces to the citizens o
H. Worcester and vicinity, that his CONCERT Exhi-
6iIon of his Glasses in Music, will take place
On, Wednesday Evening, November 27tFi,
AT THE CITY HALL.
The principal design Of this Exhibition is give parents
and friends opportunity to judge of the progress and pro-
hciencv the pupils have made in the study of Music.
1TSinge Tickets, % cents; Family Tickets, admitting
three persons so cents; TO be had at SIR. MARSHS
MUSIC STORE, and at the door.
rFCOncert to commence at O'clock
Nov 20 d5twlt
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
JOSEPH H. GOULD, City Porter,

- "~' ~ ~-@30j wy VAVV
OR, Carrier of Baggage Bundles Light Parcels gen.
" eally will be at the Depots arrival of Trains, and
is in constant readiness accommodate Travellers and
liens. STAND at Boston & Worcester and Norwich Depots
u Dat Straw for filling Beds, constantly on hand Hard
Wood Shavings of the best kind for kndg wood res-or
Soft Wood Shavngs if preferred
Also, CHARCOAL by the barrel delivered any part of
the city, d6taw Nov Is
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
Cologne Water

nF superior quality, constantly hand and for sale in
" bottles of all sizes. Also by the pint gall ,n or in arg
er quantities. J.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary
Oct3l dw4ws c4i POI Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
Half BIeached Sheetings.
Messengers Notice.

NEW and very desirable article, just received and fol
IN sale cheap by b. l.. PARDON g. Co
h'Nl9 dw&c4ws
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
THE ELECTION

so far as heard from decidedly in favor of the BAY
- STATE STOVES, for Wood or Coal which can bt
found at LoRlNG'S, 73 MAIN STREET Please call and
hear the report dw3wis Nov II
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
REMOVAL.
FINE SHIRTS. no ORDER.

He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems of his own Importation and with Cotons of qai
y put up expressly for his USE and hopes that the
perence OF eight years. and personal supervision of every
branch of his business will enable him suit the st-
dOus tastes and to excel all former attempts excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
Nl5dM&TtF29 Chqnbers, l29 WashitlgtOn st.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
The Greatest Bargains Yet,

G
lust received 10 dozen Aieranders best Black Kid
~ GEoCee, slightly shopworn some of which win be of
iered at 25 cts The best of them which not damaged
at all, for %
Also, dozen in coars of the goods and perfect,
sizes 81 6l, will be offered at AZ cts
The Gloves reaied less than Is cts, pair.
Ladies if yon will take the trouble climb up steps, you
viii find some rare bargains seldom met with.
HALL & THOMPSON.
NIB. Long Shawls for 81 ,25
Nov 26 ds4w
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
b b b b b b
Chafin's Premium Yarn.

C0AL-C0AL!
1000 Pounds make a Ton.
dnd good article be obtained this city or
eLselchere
FTNHE subscriber has on hand best varieties
i Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold Loues/
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BIrUMlNOUS COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
~ Orders through the Post Office, or left AT Lewis T.
Lazells Drug Main Street, A. Bay lies store
corner of Main aud School Streets at o. Brumans Store
Southbrdge Street. and my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot, Green St.
viii be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
oct3 dstf Gao EDWARD SOUTnWlCK.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
For Sale at a Bargain,
is at hand.

A Ill who want good Mnce Pies, ,rithout the use o.
N Brandy will find BOILED APPLE JUICE, at No. 30
MAIN Sr ~ Also, country made Apple Sauce, Preserves
and Jees. VIM. A. EAMES.
Nov 2l DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27
BOARD.

TWO Gentlemen be furnished with Board at a con
venient residence Pleasant Street, by application
the subscriber at the Store of b. l.. Hardon a. 90.
novl du G. BENZ. MOSELY.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-27

II AIDES, Misses, and ChiIdren's Patent and Common
RUBBERS warranted to give satisfaction, and at as
low prices, at any other Store in Worcester.
Noy14 diff l. s. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN Sr.