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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
For the Sny.

Few Thoughts for the People.
The land on which the State House now stands, and
the grounds about belonging to the State are estma-
ted to be worth one million Of dollars Half that sum
would bald, cut of Boston State House, in every re-
spec satisfactory the people of Massachusetts; leav-
ing balance of half million OF dollars to go into the
school fund, to be applied to other appropriate
object.
Boston folks not how long the Legislature is il
session the longer they keep three four hun
bred men there the better for them. The ssBostoa
Regiment of 46, representatives attend the
own personal business and the business of Legislation
too, as it is done.
Remove the State House from Boston, and you short
the sessions half; and what is ofnfnitey great
eFyOaEtagee Eag get rid in measures of the gr.5ng
tion LEICESTER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

TT a book Of $50 pages has been published in
London, with plates and map Of North America
down to the 10th degree Of north latitude, detailing
the plan OF a ralroad across Nova Scotia and the
Canadas from Halifax to the Pacific The idea is
magnificent. The route from Halifax to Quebec is
already surveyed. The distance from England to
China by this proposed road is shown to be fifteen
hundred miles shorter than the nearest route across
the United States. The cost of the road is eslima-
ted at fl4,O00,O 900 averaging $4,000 mile. To
build 1t 20 900 conyicts to be set work at once,
raised 10 great dignity in the united kingdom. Five
millions Of people can be spared from England. Ire
land and Scotland, 10 settle along the route and pop
ulate il to the Pacific. The scheme is TO relieve
Great Britain Of her pauper burdens, regenerae the
old monarchy, and establish her firmly on the Amer
ican continent Jonathan will see about t-Boston
Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
AFe citing Story.

Every one who has visited Washington. 7 SIM
pose, has spent half an hour before the picture Of
the Embarkaton of the Pilgrims, on the p,nel in
ffhe Rolunda. Painters have told me that if was
me best picture there; and Others whose connoseur
ship IS that OF feeling, merely, have confessed 10
daily and mighty hauntngs for many weeks, from
some of its figures aud groupings
The tender sadness on the meek face IF tho ;.,vo
lid boy, and the sanity goodness making that Of his
mother beautiful, with all lis wrinkles, contrast bar
moniously-as indeed, is there not always harmony
IN the antlihess of objects beautiful in themselves
win the youthful and stately figure OF Lady Wins
low, and the proud, soldiery seeming of the hand
some Miles Standish
But, Is, believe, the exquisite countenance O,
Rose, MS young and lovely wife, through whose in.
comparable eyes speaks the whole soul of feminine
Cohstancy tenderness, and trust, and on whose fore
head rests some rays from the fdr-of crown of mar
tyrdom-that elected heritage of womanboood
which attracts all regards, and conquers all hearts
consecrating IN thousand memories, shrines where
its remembrance may keep its throne, :" a thing Of
beauty T" and 8" Joy foreyern'
mr. WIer, the artist, received, as perhaDs all yopr
readers know, ten thousand dollars from the oovern
tnen Tor his picture. This sum he invested entire.
Tor the use oil his three beautiful children. Alas 60,
MS poor heart--his poet heart 1t was his LOT Ia
survive them ALL When they were dead, senti.
hsht OF religious dclIcacy prevented his appropra-
ing TINS fortune, which reverted to him from hi,
children. We can all understand the feeling: il i.
| me same which keeps sacred the wardrobe Of the
l'lle lost darling, though the widowed mother mus
toll the later, Off winters night to cohe her youn.
ger children, the same that guards untouched. IN the
old homestead, the library and Inbratory, now use.
less, o. The dead STUDENT though his sturdy brother,
must labor the harder throughth long summer DAYS
70 reosem the holy extravaganza. But the bereay.
cd father bethougbt him Of worthy use 10 wh;cl
ne wonld consecrate this ownership, sanctGed h,
their bret Inheritance. Having chosen n lovely
mountain snadomed knoll, in rural village by III,
J 'hudson, he built thereon commodous house \
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
For the Sny.

MEssRs. EDITORS The course of the Boston
Post, at this time, recalls to my mind circumstance
related to me by Worcester county Senator some ten
years ago, more.
The Wings, at the time, had but small working
majority in the legislature. The Democratic party was
pretty strongly represented that year; and all efforts
mainly directed against the charterng of large
corporations.
This Senator said thata personal and political friend
of the editor of the Post, called upon him. and request
ed his assistance and influence in getting an act.
through the legislature, Incorporating company with
very great capital. The Senator said that he told
the gentleman that he had no objection to any proper
acts Of Incorporation; but, added "your friend Of the
Post constantly opposing these and abusing us
for passing them.''
The gentleman replied to the Senator, VA that Is
all id nonsense;t don't mean ana thing;-itts onl,
INTENDED for country democrats. The petition for the act
presented, and talked about some and finally. the
act was passed against the remonstrances Of the Post
"whch, TIE Senator said he then clearly saw, were
&c INTENDED only for country democrats
A Tookar
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A Locker on.

THE UNKNOWN DEAD.-A correspondent of one
of our exchanges, writing from San Francisco, and
abiding to the deaths by cholera, says that the names
Of many victims are not published. One undertaken,
in single day, buried five persons whose names could
not be ascertained. Men arrive from the mines. or
from sea, strangers to almost every one Boarding in
restaurants, and paying for each meal at the time and
for their lodgings each night in advance they have no
necessity register their names and hundreds Of these
men have died'n few weeks utterly unknown in the
community.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

~ The Legislature of the State adjourned yes
terday, to Tuesday next, in order to give the mem
hers an opportunity to attend their town meetings on
Monday. This will be great advantage to some
of their number They will find their physical con-
dton improved by the pure country air; and contact
with the straightforward principles of theircountry
constituencies, will strengthen the integrity those
who lack more firmness, and enable them better to
resist the corrupting appliances which Hunkersm
brings to bear upon them in Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

worship, which he named the g Church of the Holy
Innocents y Other children, who should at that
font be bap!ised into Ills name, who was the friend
Of children; PRIESTS who should at that altar take
''vows of God> upon them lovers, who should
there promise TO each other lifetime Of mutual
help and mutual love; the dead, over whose clay,
the solemn words of burial, g Earth TO earh ashes
TO ashes. dast to DUST should there be spoken;
these were to be the egaees of the artists chill
dren
Is it not &c touching poem," this Offering which
love and grief have laid on the altar Of faith and
charity?
1t is easy to believe these children must have been
fair and lovely; and, with the image Of Rose Stan
dish in our thoughts, to fancy their mother most
beautiful and good. Indeed | cannot conceive the
artist could have painted such face, except as the
portrait, in form in soul, Of the woman that he
loved For it is not SISTERS nor daughter face
there is something widely different in the tender
meanings clu tering around that beautiful month,
and in the earnest--oh that word is weak the IN
tense devotion and truhfulncss of those wonderful
upward glancng eyes. 1t needs not the manly fig
ure by her sde nor the familiar touch of her slender
hand ubon his shoulder to tell that Rose Sandish
is bride.
Mr.. Wer's church, half buried in summer foliage
when we saw it, is beautiful specimen of rural
architecture, and its bell has tone very musical
and sweet. This Is as we should have chosen Let
beauty and melody hang the garland and the Tyre
over the high places - hallowed by the affections
let them adorn and dignity the affairs where the
tender voices of religion and desire whisper hope
fully of reunion. 1t is their true aposteship on
earth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
The New York Tndenardar+

iS paper under the editorial management of Messrs
Leonard Bacon, Joseph Thompson, r. S. Storr.
Jr assisted by Rev. Joshua Leavu, Rev DR. Cbeeyer
and Rev. H. W. Beecher This is of the best pane
IN the counry-regularly received Also, the New Yo k
weekly lroune Herald, Ani-slavery Saudard-Arthnr's
ing thrilling story entitled Curious 4dgentlurs NJ
Mr NeWnlan NOUeitie'-N Evangelist Dollar Paner.
Scientific American; Family COnrier &c &c
u The POLICE GAZETTE Tor this week is received
and is us interesting Call at No. Merchants
Row. HURRIII g. nAVIs
ianlS-3t = -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Valuable Real Estate for Sale or to Let.

o2A fE'HE subscriber will sell at fair prce the vana
ssIt A bic Tavern stand situated in the centre of the
- town OF Leicester for years past occupied By Mr..
IMAM Hatch, consisting Of about eleven of yalua
PIE la'd ana the Buildings Bile for a large boarding
mouse hoel and livery stable The place has occli-
peu "' los time as boa ding house and hotel ard is
orally sn4ted few rods from the Academy and in the
midst OF urishng village. stage runs from this house
twice ca each day, to the city of Worcester and is well
lp ted.
The above property offered fer until the first day
OF March eXt, AID IL sold terms made easy Ino sold al
'ha .e wl De leased rom the first day of April
Leicester, Ian Is, 1851. HIRAM KNIGHT
ian II d&Wtf
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commonwealth OF r1assachnsetts.

Won ESTER, IS.
a Conr OF Common Pleas begun and holden at Wor-
ces'e within aud for the Comfy Of Worcester on the
hst Monday OF December being the second dav of snd
month IN tie year OF onr ord thousand eight hundred
BY the Honorable EBENEZER r. HOAR
One of the Justices of said Court
Preamble and BY Law, passed by The town Of sirews
bury, Nov llth, 1850
WHEREAS during the past season the Inhabitants O (
Shrewsbury have been equently annoyed by House. r.
cSo, on one OF tina Public highways of the town by which
the traveller has been subjected To Inconvenience as well
as danger-Ihereore The Legal Voters Of shrewsbury
IN town meeting assembcd do pass the following Bylaw.
BY aw.--Any person persons who shall hereaf-
YER De found guisy ofRunnng Trong Horses for the
Trial OF Speed any ofhc public highways Of the town
N presence of public assembly shall conviction there
o be required tn pay into the Treasury Of The town. the
snn Of twcnty Dollars for each and every such offence
The foregoing Bylaw, being presented the Court a
this Term is approved.
copy of the Record.
Attest, CIiAs W. HARTsHoRN, Clerk.
ian1e-dltw3t
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IETEREsTING CHEMICAL Discovery A, !,
recent meeting Of the Natural History Society. Mr.
Wells, OF Cambridge, announced that Mr.. Francis II
Storer, student IN the Cambridge Scientific school.
belonging 70 this city, had recently discovered al lbe
Cambridge laboratory, iodine in the amnoniacal liquor
from the Boston Gas works. 1t the firs time that
had been detected here, and the observation was in
tercsing as showing the probable existence Of this SUBJ
stance IN the waters which had supplied the plants
which made up the coal formation-Atlas
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CARD.
dtfdec25

MRS. HALL acquants her friends and the public gen
orally that she is ready to receive pupils her house. Nc
II MYRTLE STREET, for instruction III Music, French
and Painting IN Water CoorS Monochromatic Painting
Sc Mrs II will also give lessons inviting English Gram
mar History, Geography, c., and trusts having receive,
her education under the first Masters of Edinburgh
that she will be enabled to give entire satisfaction TO al
those who may favor her with their patronage. Term,
moderate o. Specimens ST Painting at TUcKER's Book
STORE, MAN Street. dtf April Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

ARRIvAL FROM THE Arctic SEAs-The
ship Chandler Price, Capt Jacob Taber, arrived at
this port yesterday from the Arctic seas via. Homo
lulu, IN passage of IA days from the latter, with
a full cargo of oil and whaebone The princ,paI
portion Of her cargo, consisting of 5000 barrels Of
whale oil, was purchased by the agent of CONNER
cial house in New York, within few hours of her
arrival The price paid has not TRANSFERRED
Bedford .Mercury,. 18th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

ID Ore ounce Of preventive better than . nam,
OF Gu e SO is one bottle of Burditrs Oleasnogs Wci
cated Compound, better for person whose hair fi
Oh or who is troubled with Dandun scuri, &c, ihaSs
one Dozen bottles for person Who is strictly bald Az
tend TO il in season and you prevent badness ~
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail bv 4
Burdtt, DrUegi and Apothecary Clinton Mass: ao a.
Worcester, BY L. I. LAZELL Druggist, and GNOci
MERRILL. rtf 80 II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
A Ten Dollar Prize

Ten Dollar Ffize will be paid any young man of This
N city, between l6 and 25 years Of age who will deliver
the best original defamation before the public about six
occupied in delivering said defamation mus not evceed *
minutes, or be less than 5. -
Competitors will please address Sigman Worcester
stating name and residence and the subject upon which
they propose to speak ian taa,t
Worcester, Jan lS, 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

Shoemaker's spouses should be Peggies, gam
bler's ladies Bets, and Sue would be just the wife
for an attorney Sophies should be of a sedative
disposition, and confectonefs' wives should always
be Patties. Sometimes name oiH excite remark
all the papers copied the marriage of Henry Apple
and Sarah Apple, but ue could see no improperly
in the making of two apples into one pair
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
The Life of Bristol Bill.

lust received, also Sermon on "The Cirsi I'm,
~ Mans obligation 10 Obey u,n by Rev. Mr. Storrs oi
brooklyn, NJ y. The Fugitive SloUe Lar tried by IN,
old and new Testament, by Rev. loseph p Thomson.
SETHEN'S Black Code of the District of Columbia inst
received and for sale at the Newspaper Depot Of
janl6-d3t No 8 Merchantsi nov
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
A Rare Chance for Hotel Keeners.

The Subscriber offers for furniture and lease Of
that wei known -STAND-Anowu as WATTS EX-
CHANGE, situated nearly opposeihe Court House.
As the above stand is the the Court House. of any
Hotel i'll the place, and but five walk from the
Railroad Stations, it is considered Of the Stands
IN the City Possession given or before the first of April
particulars enquire Of the Subscriber the prem
ises. p N " Aim
oTceStef, Dec. 29th, 1850. Wi&dtf
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan 10, by Rev. 0. H. Tloson, Mr. Benz.
B. Chds, to Miss Annis E. Howe
Ga the 10th inst. by A. G. Randall Esq. Mr.. Frederick
W Sawyer, of Milblry, to Miss Lucy Ann Sprague of
Worcester.
In Clinton 9TH inst by Rev. Mr. Bowers Mr. Mitchell
Little, Of Harvard, and Miss Esther Butler
In Lancaster, 9Th inst, by Rev. Mr. BarOl Mr. b. Man
ley, to Miss NJ. L. Hoax, both of Clinton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
FUCKERS ANNOUNCEMENT

NEW BOOKS.
The Wide Wide World
Bards of the Bible by Glfllan
Island " orld of the Pacific by H. T. Cheaver
A Winter In Madeira, ana a Summer in Florence
Home Ballads for New EngandeIs, by Nila
Andrews Latin and English Lexicon.
keyrries OF a bachelor, by Jk. Marvel.
Mothers RecOmpense.
Evening of Lille
Memoir OF Mrs. II. NJ. Mason
Grace Greeiwood's Poems
Occasional Poems, by Mrs. 5. H. Todd
Gems from the Sacred Nine
History of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood
Boys Treasury Of Sports.
Life Of John Randolph, 2 vols
Alton Locke
Bohn's Hand Book of Games.
BOOK OF Passions, by g. +. r. James.
Farmers Guide, No, IL, by Stephens.
Dictionary otMechanics, No 20, By Byrne.
Icnnographic Encyclopedia, No. Is.
Shakspeare's Works. No 80.
o. JGst published aid for sale by
e. N. TUCKER, No. sc MAIN STREET ,
oct24 dM&S&wlf
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j. K, CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PHYsT.
CIAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from to .
A. NJ and from 10 p. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. lst 1851. ianl If
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EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
No. ID WASHINGTON Snnare. Wnrnesta

N SNNSSSSA5
~ constantly receiving large quantities OF West India
n Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston,
whct they VIII sell very cheap for cash AS they a
dong STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS would call the atie1i-
toh o al lhose who wish to pay cash for their goods
customers - ~
Worcester. JAN 16, 1851. ianl6d,rtf
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ONO SENATORIAL ELEcTIoEs. The Wing eau.
Gus have nominated Ewing for the short term after FIVE
ballots failed to nominate him for the long term. Hi.
ram Grswold had the highest vote, and will probably
be elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

MRS. s. GOODWIN, an experienced and success.
FIJI Midwife, las hundred and can testify duno
the year l650 holds herself in readiness day and
night TO attend to the duties of her profession. Thankful
for past iavors share of patronage is solicited which
hod be bestowed upon ,c0qn and ilnot, will be upon
A word the wise is Sufficient. Residence No
Austinstfeet. l3mo,l Worcester, Ian. 10, 1851.
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landlord recently called out to temperance
nun" Why you are looking yellow with your alb.
sllnence." 6 Yes" said the man putting his hand
INTO his pocket, and pulling out some eagles, and
my pocket is looking yellow, too.'' '"N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
THE NATIONAL ERA.

7 the request ofquite nus Der ofindivduals we have
IN maize arrangements to receive the Era, regularly
sons wishing to have it, be supplied by calling at
Merchants Row. Subscriptions for Mis- Sw
helms Pittsburg Saturday Visiter, at the News
paper Defot OF BURRIl.L u DAVIS,
jaui6-iwif No s. Merchants, Row
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LEWIS &c. JON, Architect Third sto,,-
81 fIhiey Row, Opposite the American Temperate;
House,
jams WORCESTER, MASS.
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Frof. Mitchell on Astronomy.

DROP. F. NJ. MITCHELL, Director of the Cincinnati
Observatory, will lecture in The City Hail. on Monday
evening, next y O'clock Fhe harmony between the
revelations of Modern Astronomy and language Of the
BiRe. desefrigtiye Of Phenomena in the Heavens"
zells Bookstores and at the door Allholes ana La
Worcester Jan. l8. ianI9d9t
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The majority IN favor Of the new Constitution Of
Michigan is 26,la6; against free suffrage, 1896 A
Democratic State that, Of the Cass stripe
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NOTICES hereby given that Premium raguerreotype,
will be aken coored and neatly put up in handsome Mo
rocco Gases, at No. Brinley Hall, for so cents.
jan6u DR. VAN ALSTlN.
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WATER CUR".--DR. S. ROGERS is now prepred
board and patients give without buarc
at his residence, NO GLEN STREET.
OFFICE Hours, from 10 TO II and to 4at No. MAPIJ
STREET. d&wtf Oc22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

DIR. HARRIS, 15A Main Street. is prepared n
-xract Teeth ictR0ut pain by the OF this receny dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM distrinyT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

u Even the most sceptca ami ncreduIous who con-
snlt Madame Young, at the Franklin House, Worceste,
Mass, declare their utter astonshne about her wonder
nl and myserola power reyelaous CARDS the pt
picst ut and future. D. G. II
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary Pv1,,,-
WEI at q 10 His and to other matters Of brs,.
Office over the Central EnTlE ' ''S
Worcester, Oct. S, 1850 ,.c
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Messengers Notice.
janl6-dst

Worcester, January II 1881
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this dny issued y
Warrant against the Estate Of LYMAN BROWN.
insovent debtor, and the payment Of any debts or te ey
ey OF any property belonging adnsolyent debtor 10
nm or ior his use, and the transfer fany property by him
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsolyent debtor
VIII be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office of said
commissioner in Worcester, in said County ON the an
DAY OF February next nj 10 O'clock in forenoon for tho
proof Of debts and to choose assignee or nssgne
Estate. LOWELL nAKFD H. ~ " :, us
janl6-d3twlt Nins,sanaa -
~ V0 ceSter, S.. Probate ONce, Jan 16, 1851
To all persons interested in the estate of SALLY RAZEF
ncrsOn. n, e,sa. n'e''i'N
" are eltea 10 appear nj Court Of Probate TO he
hoden NJ worcester, on the fl 81 Tuesday oc February
next osh0w cnuse VIII, License should not be ernnte ~
Lyman Burlngame, her Guardian upon his Petition TO sell
ne whole OF the Real Estate Of said Sally Razee mon.
toned ~ said Petitions for the purpose of pnttiuy out ~
proceeds thereof atnterest for her benefit Wv
janis dS2M CHAS O. pRENTIss pa
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DIED.

In Liberty Pa. 4h inst of consumption Mr.. Joshua
Jewett, of Clinton, Mass aged %
In Clinton, 9Th inst. very suddenly Mrs. Lucy, wife
Mr.. r. F. Webb aged 36.
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Sublime.

SWDIllnes
They tell me that am handsome yet,
And all the ladies say:
sDo lock at him, the dear old man
Grows younger every days.
And when each friend asks: cat your age
How youfiee from iIls?''
always al sVer " In my youth
paid my Printers bills!
Population of Pennsy 900. The in
crease in the last ten years is about half million.
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Y See advertisement Of Professor MitcheIl's
lecture.
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DIR. II. BUXTON, PUL8TO>IST. ~- OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
ton-st.-Where his service be promptly obtained at
any hour by day light when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscnltation ami Advice, Free dt-dec2j
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Notice.

'lNHE Worcester Childrens Friend Society, will hold its
Il second Annual Meeting at Briney Hal on SATURDAY
January 25th at half past o'clock p NJ All "a
are invited attend. MARCIA KNOWI TON So,
Worcester, Jan. l8. ionls,dfit
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Lost.

m the 18th inst supposed on Main St short black
continuing about $l7 in bills and some small chance
Inc hinder will be reasonably Sarded by leaving it win
VIM T. Wilson, at A. & W. II. Harrss
Worcester, Jan. 16, 1851. ian1sdiset
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u Th.ri isa gooI st,ry en- the outside.