Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-18

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N 10 nominate George $. Boutwell, for Governor
twthstandng he is the nominee of party that goes
one fer the fugitive slave BILL Worcester Tran /
7pt, of Monday
The political information Of contemporary is per-
lily astounding.
The Boston Atlas acknowledges that Edward Everett
tote the Wing State Address, If this is the fact MIR.
gerett is greater BLACKBOARD than we supposed man
his birth, cducation and breeding could ever become
SoCIETY.-The address before
e Worcester Agricultural Society to-day will be de-
,ered by j. s. c. Knowllon, Esq, editor of the Pal
dun, and the society will dine at Warren Hall.
FIRE IN SoUTHBoRo.--A two story dwelling house
Southboro, owned by C. w. Walker, Esq, was de-
royed by fire Yesterday morning. Insured in this city,
the Worcester Mutual Office.
= The President has granted a full pardon to
who was convicted at New York, with
theirs, of the murder of Havens I'd mate of the
argue Glen.
CONCERT AT THE FAiR.--The Worcester Mozart
ociey will sing this evening the FAIR and the low
RS of good music will enjoy rich entertainment
Cg7 The Horticultural Exhibition will be open
through the day and evening; the display of fine fruit
nd flowers is very large.
u Gen. Wilson announced to his brigade at the
lose of the muster in Lowell last week. that he should
esign his command after the present season.
- 1t is said by the Manchester (Eng.) Examiner
hat the steamer Baltic, of the Collins line, has been
purchased by the Cunard Company.
~" Mr. Cooper, the novelist, died in communion
With the Episcopal church, which he joined about
Persons visiting Boston the present week, mus, he
careful OF their cash. Several pockets were picked
yesterday.
u President Fillmore is in Boston. and will No
doubt have an opportunity of seeing the place where
the Shadrach war was levied
FRosT.-We have had severe lrosts in this vicinity
for several successive nights.
% j. Fennimore Cooper, the celebrated American
novelist, is dead.
Gg- N. P. Willis, the poet, is dangerously in at
New Bedford
Worcester Water Cure Institution,
NO GLEN STREET.
Ihs Institution is in readiness for patients limits
arrangement the comfort and endowment of The invalid
lave been carefully studied.
Terms, ScFor full board and treatment from Sc to 10
'er week Treatment without board from So to 4 per
nrahea
medical fee OF 50 usually required first examination
Each atient should furnish linen and two heavy
lotion sheets; two wooden blankets; one comCortobl d
Nd linen for bandages &c.
Out door practice attended 10 as usual.
Office hours from 10 20 l2 A. NJ, AMI 2 to Bpm.
ROGERS, NJ. D.
mayZ-dwu e. f. ROGERS, Superintendent.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Conn
1any.-This is now the largest LIE tuon of the Kind in
he United States and the advantages afforded by it TO in
fers are unsurpassed by any in the world 1t offers am
lie security 10 insurers and having over 1900 members
merely affords protection against all embarrassments
rising from fluctuations of the rate of mortality
,a " appnSaunn OF any Information respecting the
xPy, my nc nan at the Office OF The Agent No.
arren Hall, Worcester. A. G. WOOD Aren't
iy3l-d3m s'"'
THE PUBLIC are invited 10 cal al DIR, Van A1s,ir
Rooms ana see some OF his inmilable Vignete
lCtues; also many other styles (by the daauerreotye
focess which are intended for exhibition at the approach
y air Dr. Van keeps 10y far) the largest and most com
,e OF naguereolype goods to be found in the
ae ne best oil everything is for sale and for use at his
'oms frst north of the American Temperance House
lam street, Worcester senJI dtf
TO Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
alng been appointed Agent for several long
IA SOUND Lille Insurance Companies (among which is the
auona Loan Fund can furnish freely to all ersons des
'us OF avaIng themselves of its advantages the fnestn
Tnaon III relation to the whole subject, at the OFFICE
+ THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
Je2o-dwtf EDWARD r. FIsKE.
COOksOn Innocent Mrs. Cookson bns been CornJ
hef iathers IN Maine, and her family preserved from
ID calamity; and beautiful head of hair he n,e
y ven ny lne use OF BURDlTTS OLEAGINOUS MEDI .
AlED COMPOUND, which soitens, cleanses, beauties
III preserves the hair. ''
W sold by l.. T. Lazel, Druggist POI Main st. price
and 37a cents per bottle. gugoo d,r r'
~ CHILsON'S FURNAI Fl@, PonJ,s po
es, Hedenberg's Portable Furnaces. ard
mersOn's VentilatOrs. "iA"
J. +. LORlNG, Agent for the above "a Main stroo.
-- scpl6 dem 4
DIR. II. BUXTON, PULMONIST- orp,cr
4 RESIDENCE, No. 20 Gomez of Mechnnic ~ r ~
l-sis'-Where his services be prompllv ohtoinaI
~ honr' by day or night, when not prevented nv nr
Duties ~ " ProVoh !
- 'D''"''o" COMMUNICATING onu Anvlcc. free. dtf-dec25
MRS. M. S. 1HOMPSON.
FemaIe Physician and Midwife.
1s iSho'eu 10 Kinds Court, rear No. Maple-sireet
Idly
" DICKINSON, Notary Public.
III attend 10 this and TO other matters of bns,n.s w.
-, ONCE over the Central Bank.
worcester. Oct. 8, 1850. dr.
COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER
)" ''oiy 'af'ely Oh sfKu Fiity Tickets for one doll
ene d,y,r H. - hhZEbi, Ap0thecary, L
ep0 u"n 2Ol Main street.
~. = = MOORE, Merchant Tailor and Dealer /,
lps Furnishing Goods-No 2l3t Main street II = i,n
Building, Worcester, MUS. Ii az,