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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
NOM ktt ElN INC Al
Will SON q H0BS0N'S,
q II o q r n I e S

Moss Boots Aole Leatber Bhakeis. Htis, Aea
rg Uooii,n Goods, Linstgs, PRINTS, Osna-
bugs, DomtsiicS iea and Sicd,
XyrIlC II they onet the lowest market priro cash
w or exchange Tor Country Produce and NV siiet
teniop 10 business, they hope receive rofton o nnh
patronage. JOSEPH u. WILSON,
HAIIl'L II HOBSpN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

EtcO EsHndvcd .ECres,
<ssyygA more less called The "Chnrehn ttart, par-
F8f5s5 chased bY the said Richard \. Ellis OF John
Isats Burke, ad)ining the landa Of samuel RurlSs
90 and others. This trart contains by actual sur
vey l97 acres; it adIon- the eBo~en" tract on
the northwest SIDE OF Ess mountain; the land is some
what rolling uneven. but capable OF high Improvement
halt IN best ginal growth et tmhtf n i-
distant y miles from Podlar Mills and miles from the
jane riyer.
AISO-anoher tract oi LAND in the county OF amherst
Ge.crbed in the said deed containing acres, lHne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

EsRtsS and Brouzed Feuders.
u J + /, SIS -snrun,cd and nursery Tenders,
Bronzed ard Iass AndirJus,
Cenroo And rins,
Br,>s.nead 3 d pl he'd shoye' aud T'ongr.
Burzel StaodJtd-,
Crates Coai Ii,ds. Coal shovels. So, &c
On hand and for sac by
OF u I-fs GREhoRf ROY Al.i'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
N [ w CO N C E r N.
=, w, ,elANE,

MIN STREET, Lf.NUHBjRG, III
VATOt LII respectfully inform the cscns oi ynehhurE
anI the puhe genc,ay that he has takcn the House
formerly occupied by Iaroh Rnmhough, Hat Store,
ubHe hc ispo" receiving from the Nottha large aoa gen.
etai assortment oI by Goods consisting in pat ol
iadics' nless Goods. newest stN1es.
Cloths, tassimrrcs, Vest ngs and Thinning,
kersey. Gncts Blankets, suitable To- servants cloth
iu".
Ready Made Ciothine.
Shawl" and gcat variety Of Fancy articles too numerous
TO meuhun,
Also, fne Stockqf
Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, steel, 4 G
And large assortment oG uals Caps, Bpets Shoes and
Leather all ot Nheh hc respectfully invites the
ton o those IN o Goods feeling assured that he
gise satisfaction, both in quality aud priee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
T1ro EEHndvcd rmd Eighty odd

AeRES maff - j.s, purchased ti llr sad laehnd III
lis a indy Eut aa uus the faud II i4hu NaHl aud
others lhfs iact, kauu the A,t MI ulrt adj 5,ne
thu tract a-t above mentioned lfrpula h n,u srtr
and racuanen h lhudc and departure, a6i a,rcs It IS
distant about three and half anr mile nom the lancs
llxet, with whuh 1t e9n'uuta alr. hy ozrluf tn1d
ihc Land hes remarkably ipNc nrly Natcred, ahnul ono
hal Original grow IT, and the hs,ucc IN eood SECOND
growth oi timbcr The soil is variable, ttd, samo
alay, bat all sood.
T. rare the amount secured ohc paid b lr said deed oi
trust to Charlie Els, Decreased VhoN the
rafnc o ilsnud Aim. with tie interest thni Meurflnod
and shall accrue thereon with all tic proper COSTS aud char
ecs oi mixing the sand salr.
And in execution Of tic trusts Great ed m another decd oi
trus executed by the Rrhaid = Ellis deceased,
10 Thomas II Is, Charlie Eds Innor, and thnmpe at.
ter the 1thdav II lunr ~ heHtr lSs aud which deed
also o record an the il- uet al the county court NJ
Amherst al the instance and ifqne oi the sad Thomas
Ellis and CHARLES flhs Administrations 81 hrlts t, de
ceased VIII he sold b, the undersigned trustee aforesaid
public aueton, To iho highest bd,t ho daY OF
tan II not the next lar day) and nj the samr place, aud on
the terms all respects, the property above
toned is to be sold, the following property 10 wit
Attract ot LAND situated in thr county oi Amherst and
described in the said deed as containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
|. 3 90 A c RE s,

wsN 81 this quantity. about $50 acres ave haliss sd
ksE9S l. hc Watte. 1hetu - an abundant supply 81
sSsMs bne timhef a. the land, aud two 6nc .lfesm.
ran through Il, capable ol driving Jaw mills 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
e i 20 Ct, 8:

large and Chaee selection Of irish Linens oi all
grades,
pillow Linens and Linen Shcc'ing,
Dlmasl, rable Cloths and Napkins,
BIRDS Eve ald Iiirkahaez Diapers,
NVhitp Blacl, and Brown Hollands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

Cambrrs, Jaconc's 4 plaid Muslins,
Swi>s. Book y Niuil NInslins,
Cambria and Furniture Dimity,
Laees, Cap Nets, Edging and Inserting:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

VERY tlap'fu mdead.ipr the lberl patronage already
npuG>tod wish tainl,rm my hienis that alter ma.
,oaato dcay, arising from o strike nmpng the worhmcn
my assotment Of
\. u ii q ~ Fine u
has greatly improved, aud win be tuarle improving.
think nstutmfnt gnnd ui most kinds o Guads
usually kept III Shoe aud Hat Sto,o. have no deposit
ton 10 sound land Trumpet preainng great Inducements
or unprecedented low prices mean rather Ia be governed
by the b,tierr rule, OF Give aud ld live -
oct II 2tlns = SENBuliY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
he Convcnti \.

Convention I be held, io-da and tomorrow, at
BRINLEY HALL, 'to consider ii question of WO-
MANS RIGHTS, NUTlES, aud HELATIONS,"
subject as importai at least, other that
claims the attention Off public, and one ''"h III"
welfare of society is most a ply involved
Thoughtess persons may L this subje"' Off as
many have done and do with sneer but sneerproves
nothing and in our opinion is poorly applied in such
case this To suppose that the laws and customs Of
the community, as they now exist. in relation TO the
relative and reciprocal rights duties, and relations of
the sexes, not susceptible of Improvement is uot
wise philosophical And surely that system, the OPP
GRAFTON Of which subjects THIRTY THOUSAND females,
in the city Of New York alone, lives of hopeless in
fanny, and adds, annually less than fee thousand
fresh victims to the number-that system which dooms
still more thousands in the city to lives Of the most
ahect toll, both by day and night for ptance scarce
" sufficient keep soul and body to9etherthat sys
TEN which makes wide distinction in the reward
which is paid to male or female for precisely the
services-hat system, in "a word, which makes thou
sands ofmeanng and unjust distinctions in the rights
and dates ofthe sexestha system must be susceptible
Of Improvement Hit is not it must surely be able to
stand the test ofthe frees and fullest discussion.
We are not among thosc therefore, who would meet
such movement as this with either opposition or rid-
cule We pity those who would. We wish those en-
gagged tia hearty God speed in the work. knowing it
can do no harm, and hoping may do much good. u
tralSHls may be preached in the Conventional would
be strange they were not, for every that is
worth anything has them, matter of course; bnt
where reason is free to meet them, and discussion open
to combat them, they do no harm and tend elicit truth
We hope, therefore, that citizens will attend the
Convention and give patient hearing to the discus
sions,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

A SoUTHERNER's DREAM OF THE FUTURE.
The Editor of the Richmond Va Examiner has re-
Gently visited the North and he thus records his i'm
Pressions upon behodng for the first time the great
est Commercial Emporium of the Union. The edi-
tor must have an imagination of a hundred horse
power, to conure up such vision of the capital of a
Southern nation, which will so far outrival New
York. as to make the latter place only the resort of
antiquarians.
''The mind is irresistibly impeled upon the idea,
that the population and wealth before the eve has
yet found no abiding city and that if the vast in
land trade which brings them there, should one day
turn down the Mississippi or be drawn into the cur
rent winch yet to flow in an iron channel across
the continent from the Pacific to the Chesapeake,
the European traffic which now meets at the Hud-
sons mouth, might go to form the capital of South
ern nation; and leave New York to add one more
name TO the list of cities famous in history, still vs-
ted by antiquarians, and immortazed in song, which
were once the seats of continental commerce, and
have since ceased to be remembered by any save
historians, poets, and antquarians another Car
thage, or Plr;eus another Byzantium, or Venice -
Oh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
(For the Snv.l

At meeting held in Leicester on Saturday evening.
Oct. 10Th, it was unanimously
Resored, That the people of the free States NAV well
congratulate themselves, that in opposing late law of
Congress, denominated the "Fugitive Slave bill " thew
not left to the painful alternative of either violating
constitutional law, the dictates of conscience,
knowing do, that this odious law is alike repup-
nan to Declaration of Independence the Constitu-
ton of the United States, and every dictate of Human
ity Therefore
Resolved, That we form ourselves into ssCommttee
of the Whole for the protection of any sfgitive' who
may hannen among US. and pursued for the purpose
al right and constitutional might for his or her nrotec-
ton. Pio''0-
ReSolued, That although we do not fear the opera.
ton OF this law in Massachusetts, and so far as we or
In slaves concerned would neUcr ask for its renea
and would be willing that it should remain as long as
us authors choose, as of the wickedness Of
nose who voted TOR it, and the cowardice of those who
lodged vote; yet blot and disgrace upon our stat
ute book, we demand its speedy repeal.
Alter the passage Of the above resolutions, the oI-
lowing gentlemen elected officers of chichester
Freedom Club" for the ensuing year
Pres'dent-ABRAM FIRTH Esq.
Wee Presidents-Wm NJ. Rice, Dwight Disco.
Recording Sec'y-J. Waldo Denny.
Corresponding Sec'y-Geo. D. Merriam.
IreasaTr-Alonzo White.
:, hTec"ttUe Commaee-Loyal G. Dickinson Billings
swan, Samuel w. Kent, Heman NJ. Burr, Samuel
fiurd, Willard Howe Milton Rockvood Ph;neas
Waite, Samuel Firth
voted, That the proceedings of this meeting be
handed to the Spy for publication
WIN. NJ. RICE, Chairman.
J. WALDO DENNY, Secretary.
Leicester, Oct. 81, 1885,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

BEAUTIFUL. A mother who was in the habit
of asking her children before they retired at night,
what they had done during the day to make others
happy found young twin daughter silent. The
elder spoke modestIy of deeds avid disposition,
founded on the golden rule, "Do unto others as YOU
would have them do unto you" Still the little
bright face was bowed down in silence The ones
ton was repeated, and the dear little child said tim
ldly-A little girl who sat by me on the bench at
school, had lost baby brother. All the time she
studied her lesson she hid her face in the book and
cried. felt so sorry that | laid my face on the
same book and cried with her. Then she looked up
and put her arms around my mock hut do not know
why she said had done her 80 much good.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

Ig The lean man has come and gone, and now we
have the fat g-the most extraordinary piece of wo-
manhood ever witnessed. Why, if she would but
place herself at the head of the Womans Rights Con-
vention, and go forth their champion, the cause
would be sustained beyond peradventure, for nothing
could stand against her, and certainly no one could
have greater UeigM Think of girl, only 16 years
old, weighing almost fee hundred po,tndsl Aye, almost
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS! As large as four or five
Common women, with hands and feet of only the COM
mon size. Those who would see the greatest sight they
ever saw should not fail to go and her. She is at
the Daguerreotype Rooms, in Brinley Room.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

FRANCIS Bowen. A correspondent comments
on the alleged duty of the Trustees of Harvard Uni
versiV to confirm the selection of Francis Bowen.
the American champion of Austria against Hungary,
her Professor of History and Political Economy
We do not sympathize with our correspondent Con
sidering what MIR. Bowen is, what he has done, and
what Universities generally are, we think the seec-
ton of Bowen an eminently fit If his Political
Economy is hmsy and perncious, it is nevertheless
that of American Universities and Colleges If his
sentiments are largely imbued with Toryism and
Despotism SO are those generally prevalent in Col
leges. In short, we consider Bowen the very man
for College Professor in $780, and trust his nominal
ton has been or will soon be ratified.
NJ Y Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
Crawford
Osgood
9456.
52S5

II The Cleveland True Democrat very truly
gives an idea which we commend to the special at
tentlon of the false democrat of the Boston Post
1t is as follows
.'The Fugitive law applies to schite apprentices,
and all whites who owe service. If the employer
be cruel, harsh, tyrannica the poor boy, the ayiie
eoho owes service, has remedy If he seeks an
other and happier home, that empoyer-his master,
now, under the fugitive aw-may seize him ,eith or.
'githo~t process, and compel him, against any and
all proof, to be virtually his slaue 70
Thus every father who puts son out to trade,
puts him under the provisions of this ubiquitous
law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81. A returned Californian
named VIM. Herring, died in this city on Saturday,
at the Hotel de lnvalides. He was out of his mind
and no information could be obtained from him rela-
tive to his family. whereabouts. He left drafts
on New York for SIX hundred dollars, besides seven
ounces of gold dust.
An officer from Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday
arrested a man, who some time since absconded
from Glasgow with eight thousand dollars belonging
to the Bank of Scotland Fourteen hundred dollars
Of the money was recovered, and the man discharg-
ed from custody.
The Cholera has broken out at Steubenvlle, O.
Twenty cases have occurred since Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
FRANKLIN HOTTSF-

Main Street, Worcester,
fssh NHE subscriber has taken this well known public
SsSSN house, and is ready to accommodate the nnbc
jsETa on the most reasonable terms The House is con-
sz9s venently located on the side of Main Street
ABOUT nan way between the Court House the Station of
the Boston and Worcester Railroad and i'll the midst of The
business part OF the city The pleasant and ara
furnished for the convenience and comfort of travellers
me table will be supplied with the the market Affords
ana with strict attention he hopes receive share of III.
public patronage. ~
Attached 70 the House is large and convenient Stable
with ample yard for the accom- notation of rerso,
travelling in private carriages EMORY PERRY
Worcester, Oct 90 1850 d3twtf4A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA. Tdshia ctop.
Oct. %. Gen. Riley and Com, Jones, both declare
in the columns Of the Republic this morning, that
they never received any instructions from Gen Tay-
lor, or his Cabinet to influence the people of Cali
fornia on the subject of slavery. They further state
that they acted altogether their own predictions
The claim of merit for Gen. Taylor and his cabi-
net for the exclusion of slavery therefore with
out foundation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
Messenger,s Notice

TIN uFiNS1v c,,.r,>, October o. 1885,
for the County of Worcester has Ills a ~ insolvency
c c %g sns TIE Estate Of Is CIRCUIT Jn Of Leces
n d su county mn nsolyen debtor and the payment Of
ueoor TO him or for his USE and the trnns(er f
any property by him are forbidden by law ''''' VI
Inc irst meeting of the creditors of said IN o,voo,
WI DC hcd ut Court of Insolvency al the 6ce Of @
d" ng IN Worcester in said County on the 18Th
uay OF november next at ten O'Clock in tic forenno, C
The proof OF debts, and to choose an asscnc ~ 'or
his Estate. lo23 IA ~ I, e OF assiehees OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

GOLD NEWSPAPER. f.. Gleason, publisher Of
'he "fias OF our Union," ia Boston, has issued ma.
per under the name of 'Jenny Lind consisting most
y OF articles relating to the fair Swede printed in ocd
letters on the finest hot pressed satin panor There
"Se portrait Of Jenny at the head of the paper and
smaller one oil Barnum, accompanied by biographi.
cal notice, on the last page 1t is sold BY newspaper
aad periodical vendors, at u 2 cents per COPY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

SeIRREL HUNT. The Meredith Bridge, N. H.
Gazette of Saturday last, states that squirrel hunt
which came off in this place Tuesday, was one Of
the best they ever had. The Capt'ns were A. Craw-
ford and c. o. Osgood. The following was the
state of the count:
Crawford 9456
Osgood 52S5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

w Our readers, who may be in want Of house.
Keeping articles are referred to The advorsooo, #
Wheaton & Hckox, whose establishment Is ,ven .,o,t
Gu WIN almost every article in the furnishing line Il
just such an one as has long been wanted in the cy
ana we congratulate our qponaan, brother publisher in
his escape from the tolls and yexations of pevs,arcr
me- to more agreeable, and we tlus more nrodtao
II not more useful business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

sB Having seen statement in the papers, in relation
70 '"oson Hutchinson, (of the iiutbinson famy) may
DC proper Tor US to state, that he arrived here yescr-
day' IN company of his friends, in state of consider.
abe mental Excitement. We trust however, that a
lew days residence with Dir. Chandler may be su1i-
Gent 10 restore him 70 health, and to the enjoyment Of
the society of his irieuds, with whom we feel most
sincere sympathy in their affection. We learn that the
naady under which he abors, has eeu greatly agra
Vated II not originally induced, by the serngs which
he has witnessed in his recent visit at the west
Inc lug slaves, in consequence of the passage ofthe
late odious law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
DRESSMAKTNG

Nj RS. FELTON, begs leave to announce TO the ades
Va OF Worcester that she has added to her establishment
share of their patronage
CLOAK ana Dress Patterns received Of the latest STYLE
Also, bONNETS and LADIES DRESS CAPS Of the
latest fashions will be opened the present week
Oct22 dr.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
WORCESTER BOOK STORE. q
r. T. Nj q ID LED AVN r-~T Al ~ ~ x

- ~ Ia " II - AZ ~ "a " u ~ T. y IL u EC ID.
xarvs- TENE subscriber would return his thanks IA
AsE.S$S friends and customers for the very liberal
H9tIIsl ~ patronage bestowed him, continuance of
-AHAsAs-S which is solicited and would inform them ard
the public that his store has been enlarged and improved
so that now 1t is one of the largest and conreieat in
the city.
He would also inform them that that he has now on hand
the largest and most valuable stock of
School, Classical, and Miscellaneous Books
to be found in the County
In addition to The above, he made arrangements 10
receive from the Publishers all NEW BOOKS as soon as
issued. ANIMALS and Books for Presents BIBLES
PRAYER aud HYMN BOOKS, large and small in plain and
costly bindings " i w
SCHooL BOOKS Of all kinds ia USE constantly on hand
Inv bOOhs on hand, or procured at short notice and
sold at the publishers lowest prices
:, Y LAWYERS and Officers BLANKS; Blank NOTES and
DRAFTSj BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS-all those in
common use and made of superior paper-aso RULED and
BOUND TO order at short notice.
.iITHfng, Erdtcing, EnUekope, and J7rappine PAPER
OF all sizes and qualities f+"9 "a h'NN'
hAhElSoN'S COLUMBIAN INNSBRUCK. Janan
UGpymsi MarIns Blue, lndelble Scarlet, Red and Car
mine also, other Inks Of the approved kinds
81 HOOl and FANCY STATIONERY &c &c whole
saie ahd reta: at prices that cannot be undersoll
E. N. TUCKER, 90 MAIN Sr
- 20 ftUdt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

g6- Gen. Tom Thumb is having new house
built in Bridgeport 1t is to be very fine, well
contrived house, with entrances, passages, and
rooms,as ample as if he were the largest man in the
country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

DREADFUL MORTALITY. Out of cargo of
$50 Norwegian emigrants, embarked at Buffalo for
Milwaukee, Gfty-ouI died on the passage, and were
thrown overheard They were victims of ship re-
yer, contracted during recent voyage ofhree months
from Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

" The Wing papers coming out squarely in
defence and justification of the fugitive slave law. or
course, they must do this fail to sustain the admins
tration, whose act il is.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

gR' OF 159 Norwesians who left Buffalo for MiIwau
kee in propeller Allegheny 81 died on the passage, Of
ship fever contracted in three months passage from
Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
For the Daily Sny.
}. WALDO DENNY, Secrei
Leicester, Oct. 81, 1850.


mr. EDITOR saY an article few days since in
the SPY the substance of which was, that man rails
cd one PuShe of potatoes from potatoe in one wear
Now' am not going to try to tell bigger story than
mat but to state what did few years ago, had
very large potatoe "a rare thing to be found now
days. upon which designed to make an experiment.
Accordingly, cut the eyes out, twelve in number de-
posting one eye in HILL The result was, the first
year, had little short of three pecks of uncommon
y large potatoes The next year served them in the
same way cutting the eyes out and planting them sep
araey, and the result of the two years planting of one
potatoe, was eighteen bushels and half Of as fine look
Hi9 potatoes as ever went to MARKET Now il strikes
me, that to raise large potatoes YOU must plant aroo
Seed and to save seed you must cut the poatoe. |
would not recommend cutting more than to balye or
quarter the potatoe if it be large one throw out
these suggestions, and leave it for farmers TO decide =.
" 0 NS't course 10 pursue. MURPHY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

In this city, Oct 18 Mr. John W Cate AGED "a o,,s
months. Printers in New Hampshire please copy
In Norhboro Oct IA, John D. Whippe son Of Franll,n
and Hannah q. Wmpple aged year. ''"'i"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23
Pure Old Port Wine.

Put up IN bottles and for sale by t. r. THZEII Az
ihecary, No. POI Main st. dwdyi. HN"It ~ Apo-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

FREEso1L STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES
RooMs-No. !, Railroad Exchange-lower floor
Court Square, Boston. First door in the building
from Court street.
EDWARD L. KEYEs, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-23

Daguerreotype Saloon fer Sale.
VIE above Carriage is new, and conveniently ARRANGED
l. with large Sky-Light-prce $50. Inquife AT THIS
OFFICE. d6tt " ~, = 90 5oio