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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
rnvER-soRE CURED.

The Rev RICHARD DuSNING, Pastor OF lie Pressyte-
Monroe county y y q,
lave ;rsi letter from Mr.. Cn,sSEs Dv>>iSc,
Of us Fevcr--ofe. \ Gu Iaay depend
vir, 4 sa-ss for ac elder m the
see he had have Of his iss rnf
az consequences Of FsveIsee The oher
effected snd abr4t tr brfuiafed. srcoti
nn-lied BkaST,s MEDICINE Resi ne s-snls He says y
k.ssr rse1 osiy rusEs BOTTLES BnA<1'S MEDICINE.
placed oa recommendation, fatf siorrnr
with the hics ct God has eyssted
S.ep esf, f,lr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
COTIlI.0N RAND

u GILMAN xlvos notice that he s psspa,ed to fnr-
IL. rsh MUsIC-from i've pieees-(os Rail- and
CooL Parties Applications made TO him, East Ca hv
J. 3. ABBOTT, Monipelef =.
N. lssorsssson siven b. !eses Otherwise promptly
auendsdta z. H. GILMAN. East CaIais.
East Calais, Oct. Is, 1850 97.2.n.
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CANCERS CURED.

MrO KINNEY. merchant, 6yafoa Oueida comfy ~ "
Informed eanccTtoc,or in said county Was erc.mg
orr ll cures fCAscsRs through the efficacy OF BBASTS
PURIFYING EArHACT 4 o1nccy-0cfov IN Greene county,
" Y also using said PURIFIER Mr.. A. B. SETTLE, drug
gs ii MOS. sonery county, y. " has informed
Of inpora-, ~ CsSc.s OF long sia;idin whcn
aged ssdy Of thai place. n therefore. thus
PtsrFfls csaes,, lis purifying healing power wha
impure The blood scsra yc-fs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
RICHARD Martyrs ESTATE.

II Hi subcbas havng sppsaIed tho Honorable
frobste Cont for the District OF Randolph,
soners receivc examine and adjust all cams aud dc
uanis all the estate f Read Aiarty
Williams ia said
veut. the Of FROM TIE 10th day of sept
A. 1885, ncrg allowed by said Court the creditors OF
sid deceased, exhibit and prove he respective caims
bes- us-Sive notice that will attend the duties Of
appointment at tho dwelling house OF widow Orpha
Martyn in Wiliamstown, said District the second
Mondays OF December, aud Marc, next, O'Clock
the ailern oon, OH each of said days.
EBENfZER BASS. Csxamis-
pa a-t AT.VAH SthuNS, }sioners.
W;Ii;,r,stou-r Octal,er i, A. n ls5l ora
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Take Notes.

WHEREAS ny wife, Clarissa D. has rff her bed and
W hoard without any just excuse, hereby forbid all per-
trusting hsrborins her aocoanf will pay
no dets 81 her contracting since deseng her home against
my witt. -
CHESTER CLARK.
4rdo 0.auL
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harvey w. Carpenter 8 ESCdCc .
STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Poraie Conrt hsid at Mon 8.
Washington tbs r,ct.ss. peisr, within and for SAID
dis:ric,, on the 1871 day Of October, a d. 1880.
- OPaRoNiA s. CARPENTER, exscurx of the Isst
- viii and Of Harvey W. Csrpra;er, late of
Norhhs said DISTRICT deceased, presents admins
iraiioe of st.ement- eup,n, "ideed
tina, the referred the 4ih day OF November
the Office Of H. Carpenter said Norih6eid for
alton and allowance and that all concerned re notified
hereof bv lie publication OF this order tho Vermont
Watchan and State Joniaai newspaper printed Mont
Peiier three weeks successvey may be,
they may and at said time and place. Il, they
eause objrct thereto.
h, the Court,
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LIST OF LETTERS

OSuiy'.' ". ''''' " ~ u 80 ~ S'''' ''''
Miss Athertoa and Miss Cathrne Hof Patrick O'Brier,
ISi-tcr,l tgen,i Miss isvnia Par
Miss Julia N Bug Michael Hcny, tcher,
Ibee, Jeha Hesls, sirs Mara Pierce,
Miss Mary Ann John Harlow, u. n. Parks,
Brown, VIM H,seitIne, jeEfeb Richards,
Michael Boyle, Robert Hill, Miss Phiiena Run
John Byrps, IChafief Hoag, toeis,
John Condon, lC. r. Kenyon, Timothy Sleeper,
John e. Crossett. olkcnrra knsvane, Harvey Smith,
George Duneau. i1enns Lynch, John smith,
Patrick Dillon. 3: Timothy Learv, 2Chases D. Smith,
John Dee Miss Caroline May Mis- Susan Stevens
N. NJ. Foiett, lnaId, 2iJohu Scars,
4ahn Grsev, 2lnsaiel Murphy, John spillane,
SAMUEL Graham, John Murphy, ars.--Slauery,
Michael Gaiiyxn, John Mctasihy, Michse sexton,
John Griffin, Michael Mccarthy Patrick Seuly,
PAT OF Dennis Cor. Miss Bridget Ma Miss Fssay West,
Imas, lisuy, lPatric " aIsh.
Thomas Grendy, Timothy Mannsx, iustasus Young,
Miss Matilda Hogan dennis O'BriAn, -5-.-s
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AuaSING SORE MOUTH, LICOGRNGi, ke.

"brEos, vssssss Co.. n. u. Dcf. 10. isfT-
"Hessrs NJ 7. WALLACE CO.: Some time lsst
ws became debised from the effects of Lun7ra~s
srdNsrssS Sore ssfA that could lin her child
form household labor Her medical varied
physicians. sSU efforts She
became shesor that e time commenced
trsnrs Boraer-e weighed than cishyhve
pnunds but by SIS. had taken four bof she
perfectly ve- TIE 20 perfect fat enabled
To do ali household and gained Iy pounds
at iesh four weeks.
"louJs truly, c. b. 0ALENTlNE."
The reader win that Mr.. GALEsTfNE SAYS
SKILL" He informed by L s. TERRY, ESQ. Of tie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
LIVER-CoMPLAlNT!

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stanford, cesz- one Of re
and Respectable physicians. afflicted with
(oSsi,n many years. an! re,cdy es,o by
BRANT-S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could hun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
LAND ROUTE TO MEN
YORK
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE-FRou
WINDSOR TO NETWORK,
1925.

TRANS leave pr.tebu,.' As A. NJ. and ,, r ~,
the ARRIVAL OF tho connecting with the tnes-
ire ard -uiii,sn Railroads. At ~ siro!e.
Passe.ge.. by The srst train leaving Mortified, reach
Brauhbpso ior The Z. NJ train, Springfield it3
r. II. and proceed then Icy the
EVENING EXPRESS
Over the EiIfo aad New Haven and New York and New
Haven Railroads. arriving in the C,.y at u r NJ
Passengers leaving Brntlebnro' the IS train rcaea
SPIN, ird ~, 30 A. NJ and cAh New Nok ahcut y NJ
TIL. above Will be iouad CHEAT, QUICK, aud CON-
PORTABLE RuT from ali parts Of Vernon, aud West
New Hampshire, giving travellers complete LAND
ROUTE and nsoidDg entirely the dangers Ct the Sound
RETURNING, Passengers leave New YORK by the
A. NJ New York and Newuiven ka,lroad and
reach Battetofo the aud reach Monteife
W-l- River, the day an r. NJ Those iesvns
York Ire 945 r. NJ train. lodge either ~ Hartford
Springfield Northampton, aud teach Nonhei next day
$50 P. NJ.
Passengers arriving Springfield BY the fret ain from
Braiebofo, reach Prov Albany Troy OF hi;sha
the same evening. aud Buffalo the day at =. NJ
F.t further particulars rArH tisDER Railway Cude
whc. The only ztde authorized adscrse for thi-
COMPANY. -
JOSIAH HUNT, supt. C. z. 4. Road
Northampton. Aug. 1t, io5c eS;tf
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1nsuranfe.


Pa The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
UNITED STATES.
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE, STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VT.
"Lis Insurance il the poor wealth and good in
vesment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS,
HON. WILLIAM C. KITTREuGEs President.
EDMUND WE-TpN,
% ;,;i,i,s I, sSEDM.S Vice Presidents
DIRECTORS,
wM. C. KTTTREDGE, PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
TIMO. P. RLDfIELD, JuLtU. =. DEWEY,
sosgS w TH EnTss 5 DaSls 6 sS%
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND " EsToN, HOMER w. nEAToN,
JULIUS Y. DEWEY.
Me,ic,, Examiner, JULIUS DEWEY, MD.
Cou.al,ius Physician. FRED w. ADAMS, VI. d.
Secretary, j.. 4. THUkSToN.
ofLss Company It's ebarer liberal, and furnishes ad-
v,utngcs 10 those hing become insured, equal, Il not
superior to any other Company in The Union
,ous coos,i,ution add Of fixed and regular habits For
hese reasons risks will be less: the economy OF It's
greater Tts investments will be sefer It's
business with Prsdssce and ensey Al
profits tire end OF every i've yeas VIII Dc put 70 Inc
credit Of tie Life Policies
As Yerment institution il has peculiar clams TO the
patronage of the p-vpIe of the Stale.
Q>FPennns wi-hng Insurance with this Company VIII
be- furnished with of appcnto- by applying at the
Office ffhe COMPANY, or 20 any Of it's ng-nfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31

Liver COMPLAINT
JAUkDscE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC or NElyous
DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS,
AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING
PROM A DISORDKRED LIVER
OR STOMACH SCUH AS CONSTIPA-
TON. INWARD PILES, FULLNEsS, OR BLOOD
TO THE HEAD, AC1DlTY OF THE STOMACH Mar
SEA, HEARTBURN, DISGUST FOR Food, PULL
NESS OR WEIGHT IN THE STOMACH, SOUR
FLUCTUATIONS. SINKING OR FLATU-
LENCY AT THE PIT OF THE STOM
ACH, SWIMMING OF THE HEAD
HURRIED AND DIFFICULTY
BREATHING. FLuTTER-
ING At THE HEAkT,
CHOKING, OR
sUFFOCATING SENSATIONS WHEN IN
LYING POSTURE, biMNESS OF VISION
DOTS OR WEBS BEFORE THE SIGHT
FEVER AND DULL PAIN
IN THE HEAD,
DEFICIENCY
OF PERSPIRATTON,
YELLOWNESS OF THE SKIN
AND EYES, PAIN IN THE SIDE
BACK, CHEST, LIMBS, &C., SUDDEN
FLCSHES OF HEAT, b. RNING IN THE
FLESH, CONSTANT lNAGINtNGS OF tyTr
AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS
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NEW CHURCH MUSIC.
SALAMANDEK SAFES.
J, w, H0WES,

II AS received agency Tor the Sale Of SALAMANCA
L : Is, from the we'll known manYfaciuso OF J. +
WILDER, sc,,on, which enables him sell ut the
afse tus,is prices. few just received.
g Those wishing the best article will please ssamine
Them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31

ATTIC Gsnesce Co. February !, isfs
M r WALLACE = CO.-Gesfr1ses. l Vs. for
ihsl year aic-d with eisesse o tbs stomach. ccad
Tot fleasy 81, stance without causing great
scsH-. and strf and .nualy affected with
stomach l. as al experiment. r:ed one bottle OF BRANTS
MEDICINE, winch, 10 Ler disappointment, ea4 nd
herd ,r Ssaai CITE, e1na- therefore used second
Loii.r. winch -s cuaceiely cured tin disease
well and bcay and ancs. anything without being
puinrd or the ss.iisc. becoming sour.
"Yuurs respectfully. T. G. WILCOX"
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

remriy offered the pGjlic has been hi eegta
ald .fa;a ssififs tue Incidental Erokssss. and ~
r..siariss 81 he BR.ST'5 PvLsosAsy BAtssH II
~ difference vbcilr d-raneemsni be
.re1>t REGULATES ALL, by sire ysaea
d.; craasz.g and -cfaasy nss
ai5ayizy ixsirsrnTrr. u See psmrhie's-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31

Their poser ocer fhe Gbsue diseases tzceed ,e
led BY any other prparsfiss the Unaed Stars as Ia es
att<st, sary cases AFTER SKILLFUL PHYsJCIsYs
HAD FAILED
These BItters worthy the attention Of invalid.
Possessing great virtues 10 the reeii6caiion of disease, A.
the Liver und lesser glands, exercising
powers weakness and affections of The org.s
they are, withaI, certain, safe and pleas ant
READ AND BE- CONVINCED.
The Hon. Charles H. HINELiNE. Editor Of the 1c.-
den Democrats" the best paper In West Jersey say M
2l:-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
MERCUaIAI DIsEASEs.
GENERAL DEBILITY Of The SYSTEM!
Harvey W. Carpenters Estate

~ PR.iNr'S ExT2dCT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
Two Weeks Later from californ =,
Arrival of the crescsn City.


The Crescent City from Chagres, by vay of Ha
vana, with fortnight later news from California
arrived at New York Thursday evening. She brings
SEQ passenger, and million and halfin god.
The Crescent City left Havana Nov. 10Th
1 ie steamer Carolina left San Francisco Oct IL
a'r'ved at Panama Sd with s 800 900 m gold The
steamer Columbus left San Francisco on the 1q,b
yet, and at Panama Sth inst, with $500 600.
ne steamer Pacific arrived at Havana. Nov I6
with 500 passengers for New Orleans and New YorL
the greater part being for New Orleans She had
S2Sl 800 10 gold dust.
Is The news of the admission of California in TO be
I mon was received at st. Francisco, on Oct 18Th
at II O'Clock A. NJ, by the mail steamer Oragon
n.y. Lieut.. Patterson, L. ;. A., and caused uni1er,
sal ouburst of enthusiastic joy, which continued with
roars OF cannon, huzzas, bonfres, and iuminations
throughout the night, and had scarcely slackenod
when the Columbus left at p NJ. Of the l9th
ne corporation OF San Francisco and citizens gen
orally were already making preparations 10 celebrate
The great event with becoming honors.
HE IUBA MINES. A gentleman lust down
from Downlngyllle, on the fork of North Yuba re-
pors mn the miners IN that quarter have been very
successful The Hawkins Bar Co. have cbanaaJ
tie entire course of the Zurlomne river. ond bsro
been amply rewarded so far
CHOLERA IN JAMAICA. When tho Crasoor,
VI
City arrived at Port Royal, jamaica, on her om'
ward passage, the cholera was existing and rao,ng
10 such an alarming extent at Kingston and oibep
parts olihe island, that it was deemed not prujen,
by Capt Sioddard 10 return that way, having larre
number Of passengers
Extract Of a letter from Kingston, Jan, Nov 9Th
received al Havana per British Steamer on the 10Th.
regret to state that our Island, especially our
city, has been and still is suffering from The cholera
we have bad over eighteen hundred deaths. from
Oct 10th TO 9TH inst, within the city alone and oh-
er parts Of the island says about 600. Business i
qnie suspended, and all parties at work RELIEVING lbc
wants o. he poor and sicIl.'
The steamer Pacific Claws ine) left Chogres on
Monday IN, with over five hundred passengers
Principally for New Orleans, ard arrived at Havana
on Saturday morning Her passengers reported tb,t
she was near being lost by bad navigation. going in.
to the shoals, but without touching Her passengers
were packed in bulk for want Of room rive persoas
were drowned on Chagres Bay in endsayoring ~
reach the Pacific in an Indian canoe. Another Io,,
caPszed passengers losing baggage and SlI .oos in
dnst, Chagres bar was unusually rough ,,iilatbo
crescent City was at anchor, but much worse ,Ger
her passengers got Off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Niagara

The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, arrived
at New York, Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock, with
seven days later news from Europe.
The American steamer Arctic, of ColIms's line.
made Tire passage out ia 10 days II hours.
Liverpool Market. Nov Cotton closes !. s a
IA lower, owing to the trade combining their pur-
chases TO actual wants.
FRANCE. The message of the President has
been communicated TO the Ministers in Council, but
1t contains no alluslon TO proongaton Of power.
Much excitement prevailed at Paris-growing out
OF the dispute between the President and General
Changarnler, while the latter was in fear Of being
arrested
Cnangarnier issued note declaring that the army
does not deliberate, and in yirue of its regulations
Is bound TO abstain from every demonstration and
utter no cries when under arms
NJ. Odlilon Barrot had requested Dupn Presi.
dent of the Assembly, TO declare the committee en-
PermdneRce, and to place Changarner at the head
OF goo men for the defence Of the Assembly which
DuPln declined doing The Committee were hirhlv
indignant This was looked upon as blow at the
PRESIDENT, who 1t was thought would resent il bu
they afterwards shook hands The Assembly was
TO meet IN few days. Nearly all the deputies had
reached Paris.
GERMANY. The general tone of the advices
from Germany is less favorable. With regard ia
esse, 1t Is said Prussia Is prepared definitely 10
rihce the League and It's Constitution, and no resist
ance will be made to Austrian Intervention.
Inc HanoverIan Government have refused 10 march
any troops for the pacifcation of Holstein
Inc officers THE Hessan Guards. it Is said viii
be compelled TO resign their swords 10 the Con-
mander-ln-chi;t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23

had been received from Boston, and the MILNE Of
II, asserted that Il was their opinion if the
bride was 10 have a new dress, she was certainly
going 10 make II herself. ior no application had been
made 10 lhem-iiow that may be know not. but
when he DAY arrived, and Florence Bently, by the
side OF Edward Weaton, appeared before the aston
lsbed spectators, fairer vision Of richness and ee
sance can hardly be inlagined.-Her dress was Of
the rCAesl satin, purely embroidered, over which
fell half skirt Of Brussels lace. veil that
princess might have envied, fell iiom the back other
head. half hiding the delicate orange blossoms nest
ling IN her dark hair. pearl bracelet, worn be-
cause II was the gift of Edward, her only
ment. As she entered the room, Mrs. Porter whis-
peEed-
Il really wonder how Mr. Winter can afford it
suppose he Is glad 10 get rid Of her. thar be In
tends making it a sea. on Of general rejoicing.
Charles, by look checked his wife from this
breach Of good manners, as the ceremony proceed
ed. A soon as over. and the guests had par
taken Of the brides cake, Imported from Boston,
splendid equlpage drove up to the door, and the
poor student, gently disengaging his beautiful bride
from the embrace of her weeping relatives, handed
her ato ii, and then springng TO her side the car
rage rolled away from the intense gaze Of the spec
iacrs. Mr.. Winter enjoyed their surprise for a few
moments, and then said
'1ou are probably somewhat surprised at the sud
den departure Of my niece, and owe an apology fo
so long keeping her circumstances unknown TO YOU
She Is not the poor relative so generally supposed
/ but possesses wealth, the interest of which would
enable me and mine to live in luxury She earl,
learned the value of wealth in the ewes Of the world
and when she came here, discovered by accident
that she was supposed to be a needy relation, and
determined to couDteuance the mistake and thus try
The lovers Of wealth. IN that character, she wor
the heart of Edward Weaton, and be now enjoy:
wealth that will soon take from him the title Of The
Poor Student
''Can this be so ;" solloquzed Charles Porter
1t was commonplace remark, but it did not fall
commonplace upon the ear Of his Wife Her face
Redeemed TO the very temples. and every one ex.
pected a regular scene; but II was STAYED at leas
before the guests. The last time saw her she wa.
endeavoTng to make light hearted girl believe tina
all man would marry her for would be 10 add rich
es 10 his estate CHARLES would never have mar
Tied me- she concluded, turning to her husband
who happened to be present. ''f ii had not been io
my money
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
wouldn't be Trained.

The regular hunkers Of the old parties are very bus,
in training their forces for the great Union meeting Il
be held in Boston the 26th in order finally to bring
them all safely into the Slavery fold
The Boston Advertiser Courier Journal, and bee are
very busy in the matter Caleb Gushing has written a
prosaYery address, Of the rankest character intended
for the State Central Committee to adopt as their own
The first accounts had about it, said that the Com
mlttee rejected it, nauseous but it is now renort
ed that Caleb has fairly rubbed thernoses in with
their consent.
Another report, and it is what We particularly had in
view when commenced this article, is that the ed
itor Of the Boston Post has recently been on Pilgrim
age to the country portions Of the State, to induce
prominent men Of his party to sign the call for that
sneetng to be present at it, and take part in the de-
Iberaons, so as to give it the appearance Of being
spontaneous movement Of the people at large rather
than mere Boston affair, it truly is. 1t is said
further that the Democrats Of Worcester county would
not put their foot in'' although the trap was baited
with the farest promises Of future preerment and that
no sgner could be obtained the CALL or any one in
duced to attend and take active par, 10 the meeting
The mass Of the people in the country, who still re-
tain their connection with the old parties both Demo-
Gratis and Wings, strongly anti slavery in their feel
lngs, and desperate attempt will now be made, to
tram them into the prosavery ranks here their hun
ker leaders and organizations have been for some time
We arlst it will not succeed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23

GREAT FIRE IN SPRIEGFIELD. The Republicaa
says that al about O'Clock Thursday morning, FIRE
commenced IN the fre.room Of the engine and planning
MIL OF Decreet, Boyngton, & Co-and in spite Of an
efforts to check u the fire spread with great rapdity.
About O'Clock, the planning mill, engine house. the
storage building eaet Of the MILL and the machine sbon
oeeupiedby Wright Co. on the west, were burned
down Immense plies Of lumber were on FIRE.
ne loss OF Decreet, Boyington & Co. must be orea,
We understand they we're insured 10 The a,,o'e, !,
$4,000. '''''''' y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
Disasterous conaagration at sIedrora.

Great destruction Of Property and Loss of Life.
On Thursday evening, at halt past nine O'Clock, a
lire broke out in livery stable, in the town Of Med
ford, and spread with such rapidly as at one t,oe 70
threaten he destruction of large portion of the vii
iage' me wad was blowing strong from the north
west at the time, and the progress Of the flames could
mol Oe checked until some twenty-five buildings were
reduced to ashes. The buildings destroyed were of
wood and SO rapid was the progress Of the flames tba
many oil their occupants unable to save any of
their property. Many families are rendered houseIess
and homeless by this sudden calamity, ard we regreto
add, that a child Of Mr.. -- persisted in the flames
The pecuniary less by the fire is estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000, only small portion Of which is
covered By insurance..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
CONCERT
THANKSGIVING DAY TVFETvG

- X. LELAND proposes to give a Concert at the
-. CITY HALL, on the above Erlning
me ri[sl Fart O the pcfomoace viii be occupied by hi,
JUVENILE CHOIR, TO consist Of Cboru~et bnets E
Songs, &c 'S'
j or the Second Part-THE WORCESTER MOZART
SoSlEi /, Mr. HENRY BEScHLY, Leader have kindly vol
uneered to perform several peces-anocst others thev
VIII perform that beautiful CANTATA, THE MORNINGS
IN four vocal parts, by RIEs.
DooIs open a o'ciock-peTformarce commence at :
y Tickets IS be had at Lyermore's Bookstore
- y No HooI' u4tWit Nov e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23

u sEoARs Of the most approved brands. our
readers VIII bear N mind, are always to be found at
Lazell's Drug Store, No. POP Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
MARRIED,

In this city, Nov p, by Rev Mr. swain. Mr. Rud,s r.,
neg TO Miss Phebe Ana Booth A'
both Of this CITY. - 1''eI,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
4 handsome head OF ]

a handsome head OF 4 air can hs depended on
with ceItaiBt! by the Of BusIes ,perisr Fj,5 b.
trelE curing scpr, dandruf and all diseases Of tie sE
alsnosng the air 10 curl and positively changing ne harsh
est hif mo ihe most soft GLOSSY and healthy staesjy
u eiiTkeI color Price, IS cents Sold by WILLIAM
B0iiLE. 2I7 Washington St Boston
and N. Green. - = : -, - = I1az ~ J.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23
AUCTION.

a. h TUESDAY, Nov. ill., VIII be sold at
EAA5 - public auntion, the Fer ona Prone ~ me
~ n late stephen Flagg in the nth pari or BOWS
60 ioN; consisting OF Hay, n AP1les Potatoes
C,, 1"S' earring leieTs Plows, unoWng Mills Nav
N..eI noTse nake, and all the tools usually found u,op
A. NJ ~. Ng"'teIIte az O'Clock
-, -, -, lou GZtF Administration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-23

C51-selby g. Co. vii! sell at O'Clock this AFTER
noon, great variety Of Household Furniture. See
advertisement. u