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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The LeEisIature.

CHARLESTON, Wednesisy. Dec. 3. 1851.
in the Senate to-day, the So ,ond re sdlng Of The
blIl ioE the assembling of 4 Convention, passed b.
81 to 9.
Dr.. Thornwell WAS elected President OF the Col
lese, ard DR.. Reynolds, formerly OF the FGrnan
University, TO the vacant professorship.
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NEW. MEXICO.


~ BALTfsoRE. WEDNESDAY Dsc }. 1881
we Team from intI r., tha: CAP. Reynolds left
mere on the s0th nil for Washington. 70 coolest
M5Jor WeIShimsn's right 70 the SEA 81 Delegate
from that Territory
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NETWORK.


BUFFALO. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1881
The execution of Hiram Knckerbocker for the
muroer of Carl Hsrkner in January last IN this city,
is fixed for the 9th Of January. The Supreme Court
TO-DAY decided against the prisoner on motion for
"a no II trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ The Captains Of the non-commis-
stoned comssn,es of.he Cay sTs TO meet t,-norrOw
night st Csrusl Hsii. fer tAe parpose Of fornlng
lhen oomra..es .nto reglmea.s.
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Dv,rp nv DaowsIsG.-The body OF
49, ,,r- v supposed 70 b Alsr. Prazsr, Vas
gsS Icy MOI niBx "a be Dock A. Pier No 70 E,t
Eyer y. -e.,ed ~ss ssSu' - ears o. ~. sns 49,. a"
MT .s. I'D "a ths rad, ast rsr1>'s 81 Sssa- ~
,,sz = ~ > "A - ssfs1 b. IL isIy
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70" On Monday evening next, Rev. Dr.
Rsphsil. the learned Jewish RABBI will deliver
lecture on Hungary His views and opinions sas
IOt ai TO be Interesting in The present hour Of IN
curry concerning the land OF the Magyar
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NIBLo's.-To-nigbt the whole array 81
the Raya force will be brought into sctlEe req1lsl
nan in The two ercelI.nt PsDtomimes OF kim-ka,
ard The Night Owl. The canciog IN the Chlaese
bs ds.oeaIy equal any pet p'odacsd tes ss.sSa
ArEofns so Gsbfei sp3rpr-fse ceH -e1 tee
-. hI !. an, ts.r ali strsnsers should avail them
-iT,s Of e.TcA,s t. Re hsys nsvsS SEGA Sisl's
az IA 2ay-Is.
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CITY ITEMS.

Tbs OpRsA.-To-morrow nigat, |, Sou
n.ubula. w'h Bslnf sario, Bosli lsd cosInl
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THF Reception. The iCsl preparations
Of sse Committee are so far advanced tsss thsy viii
be completed in the coursc ola fe~ hours afser tho
ste.ner Is announced. We cali attention to a notice
on the FIRST page ceaning the line Of march, laAt
The decoration OF houses may 60 on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ARREST FOR FURIOUS DRIyiN6.-A man
named Henry Gillespie. was arrested At clock o. Me-
day Afternoon b. Officer Rockwell Of tho Nastssnh a<d.
charged With beng druak ana dsOrdery snd VITA diving
flously through the Third-syenso. IL seems hs w.s
dryinz san Of elegant horses belonging 20 Pasl Spodod
ESQ and when the corner % torty-thifd-G he fAn
mo wagon add tore of one Of its wheels; ne ,hsa
whipped uc and fuflOusy lar 1orkviils. wheS
he l the horses s'nl Confused at full speed aas1
tkey came IN contact With another wagon, whsn one 81
ths N fe and the oeer who In hot pursuit In hfht
wagon overlook and secured them They we're tsAse
the YoskEls Police Station. Giosps was A'' 'sns'V
INN
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BOARD OF EDUcArIoy-The President,

Z. c Benedict, Esq, u tie char
Pubbc School SOrsfy-On an Application some tine
since RI the Society fr $5oos 20 meet tshencies TIE
Board r. sRftd So co. The pessR. Is an sppuceion FOR The
remaining go The majority Of the COMMITTEES reported
against and Mr. Reched Hnoy IN f1vor olthe apphca-
ton. Ma ority fsDO't adopted-ls 10 s.
RspOTts sd0DssdTo introduce Tor evening schools
pipes INTO ard School No a. IA Filth Nad Apr prla,-
II for four additional stzwsJs AZ School Ne o.
EGktstpth WeId.
coumrnica'ion was received from John d H0ys.
Chairman School Officers Nineteenth Ward the IL
Riy TO schoo house tOreth - ~ 5Ie aud ASKING per-
ruifsiou o. 20 nd repair. Referred
ppcscps for appropriation OF s9t2 Tor deSceacsss IN
coo,sc school and to par Is for school house No
r. IN Tenth NaTd snd other papers we're acted
upon and the Boani % joHrnod
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On Tuesday night the dwelling Of MIR VIM. O'Bres. Ne
entered by three burglars, VIII wsfes
howeYer discovered by Mr. Bnen before they had tse
carry Cd any property One Of them. hadsg ninsu
Jumped out OF the widow to tho roof OF the tes
room aud made his escape Mr. Brien akiss to osk
ture the Others called IN Officer Mehan u tho fourtsssth
Ward but all of them managed 20 by jumping cat
of tho window upon roof Of the and thssce
ground and the fence into Crosbrst piasl
loaded with powder and ball tired NJ Mr. OBnes ~
them but without effect They had about $50 worth Of
cloIhrg dsne up nsnlle ready 70 carry OIL. but tbs
they were obliged leave The rascsls w
Police ands Wgilsnt watch is being kept for them.
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MEAD LIGHT GCARp.-l his company,
under command Of Capt. James Lynch with q musset'
took dinner and pIactced a, BUNS Fsny
The av ards rs follows
First prize beautiful MASSIVE shVtr cup, pre~etes Oy
Rem Wood ESQ won BY Andrew RO6seTs second 90
siiyer mounted ID sset won ~ william Cow thiId do
sTends silver cup Won By Henry Tyson fourth Do set
u silver spoons by ThOs. Brenin hh do, spshdo
gold pencil by George Irsen SIXTH do sPlsuo4I
I'D b-rel vou b. Ensign Samuel Negls seventh do.
sujendc gold pencil, won b. william Hopper eighth DO
a splendid silver pencil, Won b. Edward Holmes n,aih
DO a splendid rife, won b. Lieut.. Samuel ho1slsY
tenth 90 boquet by Capt. James Lynch eleventh
Do a cloth cap won b. william Parker twelnh do.
won BY William Bruce
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your columns 70 call The stseasos ~ chs City Swsus
Inspector 10 the very Insecure coalition 81 I've to-
pcsMy bridge, over tho several cellar exoavadsns
dong the me OF broa- way. la anu ipsuoa % coz
srsm throns along tina; thorouShfsrc. ~oaid ast
pforsr regard COX Ihe safely Of lilo aad tim. lsstfy
N'si ton 10 this subject Rsvsross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

DEATH CAusHp BY ISrRMPgRANcB AND
ENroSURsAn inquest wss held Yesterday II the Re 10
We Hop tSl upon bsis Of RnknosR f1sh go
about 81 years " age, ouad cpen lot 10 Ss.sstesa
St hear Avsnu- h. verdict " death BY iutsapsa Ass
and exposure vas rendered
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PAssrNG CouyTEsfElr MoNsY.-A co,

CHARGE OF FoRGsRY.-Geo. w. Turbib.
alad II year. of aye residing al No n Wsst r~ssf-
fouIth at was arrested by OGcsr Ball. Of the Csisrs
Ofce charged With forging order fpr $40 Oh yohs
Fullerton Merchant Of No. 50 Coartlaadt ct which he
tsssed TO Mr. Daniel G. OTIS Of No % Court andt sas
for II $40 When the order was presented 70 NJ
Fu.yten Tor payment Il vas pronounced TO be 6orsssy
me accused confessed hs guilt and committed ~
Justice OsiOrn ioI trial.
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BoAnD or EDUCATION Committees
sppenea 70 eS mins the ysross wsri bosl 6sIs -
arc oss,s Sessis Russ aad Red8sld to<sss--
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ARREST FOR BURGLARY. Two mon.
Miles johnson and stephen Smith Tussday arrest
ed ny Oricsrs McCoId and Archer Of the Ffsh war1.
charged Oh breaking into the dwsns house Of Fssnk
clothing to the value u SIS They taken before
Justice Osborn ard committed 10 prison for trial
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KILLED AT SEA.-The bark Maria Nor
ton arrived yesterday reports having spoken on the 2sh
ult IN latitude 81 49, longitude u IS, the British ship
Coloni., hence for Savannah, who reported that the
Captain Rogers fell from aloit two days previous and
was llled His place supplied By the hrsl oicsf Of
tbo sh,p Emma Watts hence for Apalao nicola
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rELt DesD ~ TIE Srsegr.-Aa go.
zee F-s.-say A@ia ~ The Isl ward Ssssise Hes
the totv II Mchsel St,p'etos, ga tfsh emi<fsN
shs Ell dead IN Oni OF No s. Wash NJ sasL Avs9es
Of 6esh bt previous sssse assted AMI hastensd W
f-sl result By waAt Of prooss tod 80
rendered ulfe AMI talr children. IN hst'uts Sfesa-
sisnces oman 30 mourn bls Ices
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING "A
mar named VIM. Bown, carry on Tuessa, m,-n,se
fell into the deck foot OF Charles 81. Nor,h e,vsv
bat MAS fortunately rescued from drc wing ), os.,:
Bennett and Cisfk OF she Ninth Ward. MS cr,-s ssr
help having brought :hem 10 his assistance lie hs1
seen Sleeping in q lon built over the edge % O.
dock and rising in the morning had accidentally
fallen overheard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH lNTRNT TO
Kill A man named Charles Smith was arrested on Taos
DAY Chareed with assault with 20 take his life Of
James 81 Isuehln TIE assault Dmml ted in Water
St tho ghL OF the 23d ult, and Mclaughlin was stab
bed times the face aud had III his goassl
out by his adys Ho lies dangerously ar ct The
Hospital On Wards IsIant. Smith locked sp BY JHs-
tce LOthfOp for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

DAUGHTERS OF TEMPgRANcE.-A public
meeting of the New-York and North American
Grand Union Daughters Of Temperance, WAS held
last night at the Tabernacle The audience was
large and highly respectable, attracted by the name
Of JonS B. GoueH, who was the chief speaker
Rev. ]. ii. Parry, Of the Mariners Church, made a
short Introductory address. and Mr.. Cough followed
in a very impressive and heightened effort. The
Choir. under the direction of VIM. d. Bradbury,
sang several beautiful odes and at 81 o'clock the
meeting adjourned, inspired with fresh interest In
the great reform.
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COFFIN FOUND. The case and lid Of
pre- coffin, stained found By odicer Orofas Of he
1Nth wni al ocock Tuesday mo'nirg, IA Albion no.
IL had the appearance Of having tecesY beea taken In
some vault "a grave.
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FOUNDING. A female infant, about 4
Monday night b. Mr.. Dea rDoTu. .
clothing laid BY side and OF the -
name Ct Caroline Boyer, 1882 written t tAksa
70 the Aims House
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characters well known to the authorities named JsAs
Farrell Thos Haskns and Joseph Murray, were Tssisf-
day arrested BY officers Mcdonald, Kelly and Shshaa q
the Fourth Ward Police. charged with having about
week since stolen from the trunk Of Frasos Emnst.
Maltese resd NJ a. No 81 Chenys., the sum Of 500 -
gold com and also $500 IN silver The room was trsse.
int nrng the absence OF SIR Emmett tho trunk fsros4
ooen and the money stolen thererom On the persos q
F,rre $50 IN gold was found which is supposed to es
part OF the stolen properly This accused were com nsss
10 prison by Justice Osborne for examination.
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ARREST roR HIGHWAY RoBBERY. -Joha
Hays glos key yesterday arrested By officer RaeAf
OF the Sreenth ward charged With having % the ngst
OF the 2h Of October assaulted John Da, and rs,bs4
him Of a wallet containing Slet Hays had sn aooompsos
with hn who ped and has not yet been arrested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
AUCTIONS.
Auction Sale.

ATnTiCE is hereby CIV "a, that ], Jamee Tucker, Jr.,
~ OF Difche- in the County Of Norfolk have en-
Ter into and up the rinises hereinafter described
as r. rtaiI piece land, with dwelling house, barn,
and shop sta ding thereon situated in The Northwestern
" pat OF nil ord, in The c. nnty nt Worcester,
the westerly de # the North Hfchase road called,
coGt inn uii acre Of .aad, less and bonded
as fOiuws, to wiz -
LAID II ZeIlas e. Bd westerly apd suutherIy b. land
o Zems Ball. with ali the privileges aipnr
10 he sane belnngngi whch premises We're mOrgaged
to b, Homer Ball, by Deei dated he fist d ~ Of
&c bsI ID $50, recofdtd ia the Ee lstTy Der,is
for he unity of Wore ster, Book 49, Page az. And
hereby give Office that by a power Of sale
con AIMED ia sad mortgage for conditions oxen in
the saHIe shall, AT Pubic Auction, The LIST day 4
December next, at o'clock Z. NJ on said premises,
gell dispose the te, AID all benefit nd equity
OF edempHOn OF The said Homer T. Ball. the granlor,
his heirs executors, administrations assi.i therein.
JAMES TUCKER, j. Jorfgase-.
Worcestar, Nov 5, ISL nuys d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
THE WORLDS FAIR !"

There is laying, old huI tue,
That every day brings something new !"
Which Something for DAY will rage,
The wo' der this wond'rOus age
Thus old Iuice Heath went through the land
Aud SC did .otl,son's cnured band;
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers;
And mum rous bands If negro singers;
Then Fonmy Gnumb, who kissed, near
Two million sdfe> IN ear;
Barnum the Great Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers g., eek Slavej
All have enjoyed theii length ot days,
And all received their need of praise.
ana now, beyond IN hounds OF ocean,
We've seen contentious a. d cOmmoton!
spot london Vie selected,
A IN stall Palace she erected,
Where furious Frank ard fiery Hum"
The Yankee and The EngllshlBan,-
The Turban'd Turk and Spaius Grandees,
Etst Indian aud the Portuguese
Could ali lorget their ancient rage,
And in MOI peaceful STRIFE engage
Each rear ant us standard high,
Each tae palm at victory
The strife begirs-ihe race commences,
And heller, sAelter fences
sud pushing, pulling, holding back,
Go all the ger-W inning pack
And when The col tests almost endedi
And when Their strenalh's almost expended,
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
Jusl iusheS up, and TAKES THE Prize
He plowed iheir liUd. and moved their oats,
And picked Their locks and beat their boats !
Aud told the that, throughout creat n,
There's nothing like the ulkee nniot!
IN ugh some itroistq,t lands woul roim,
They'd still a sprinklmg left at no ne.
There's W ehstei, Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many more that he could mention;
AND y orks OF Art--oI some hing hne,
aucuiiar-in the Clothing lne--
Has plac. witho his ). aciOus Store,
genus hon 0, ut the donr,
To show to all, Whove any wits
That he can cl0ihe and give n pin-hts %
At W ofcesJer IN The Old Bay state,
Al early morn, or evening late,
Yon'll iipd him with perfect STOCK,
At CLOTHING BAZAAB--PIPER BLOCK
There may he bought, do suppose,
Tie Gentlemans Farmers Clothes"
at prices, too, tn' lowest sum,
For" trade here phen I'm to hum p
IL The y 4nse, of course, knew where it was 70
rs interest to trade; # you all will trade the sam
,iace il will, undoubtedly, be for gotr interest do
Elacullar. Williams &c Co.
SIGN o. H.. FULL DEsESS5 ID MAN,
No. Piper's Block,
CLOTHING BAZAAR, 27l MAIN STREE,
set2b visit WURL LISTER
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DIED.

In this ci y, 99d inst, Horace w only son orof Flor
ace and thebe Chenery, eyed / ears
~ rune al tlis afternoon, o'clock at their resi-
notice. u' i'''neI
o., IN Louisville. Ky, Oct 90 of typhoid fever, james
Shannon lmm,ry OF Boston, IS
In ha,t killmgly, Conn., list inst Jeremiah Dana for
meily If o. 10, aged = ' 20
Papers hl Me, NJ H.. and " please conx.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
TO THE PUBLIC,

EWh sabscfib is %culd respectfully announce TO the
L public TIA they have opeind
Druggist and Apotheoary Establishment,
for dispensing rure
Drugs and Family Medicines.
English, French, German, and American Chemicals
constantly ON hane; and they pledge themselves that
every article purchased their e. blishmen shall be
as represented and ou guaranteed in all cases
Our STOCK of FAMILY MEDICINES, has been Sc
lectcd with much care.
We shall be constantly receiving
All New ssoAaTcagS.
az they are intro ucei b TIE Msi.ea Fasu,ty Also
supply of all the
Popular Patent Medicines,
Perfumes, Pomaaes, u general ent oi FAN
CY ARTI LES.
Gsneesl Ag nts 1urAet's 81 erior Cod Liver oil
and Ia racs of Lemon, Vanilla &C, esteemed above
I'll ether kinds for their and de licaie flavor
Having secured ine services Of air AMHs l. BURBANK
well known nd recommended by the Medical Faouty
of Worcester and vicinit the retail department will be
udei hi. supervision, and he will gave his personal at
teiioa the preparation Of tHYstci .As PagscKIP-
TIONs. G. 5 Il 4 ]. HON e.
Corner of Foster ana f,orwch SIS;
nov IS dom w rcester Bahk Block.
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WORC ESTER LYCEUM.
Z q YY-El

THE G URSE OF LECTURES,
ENOK The Winter of 1851 q III commence thiq
(rhu slayO evening, ,ov 18th, the CITY
DALI. and he continued IS follows, viz -
LIST Lecture, Nov. 10 Rev. Fl. w BGEcHER, Brook, n
Ny
2i NV. %, Rev NEaEMIAH ADAMS D. D.
Boston
Sd q Dec / Rev NJ RK HoPxINs, d. Pres-
dent o Williams College.
9Th Dee IS, R>LPI Waldo EMERSON
9Th " Jan g. Rev. DR.. HALL, Providence, r.
OH {" Jan y, Rev WALTER CtARKG, Hartford,
Conn
III &C Feb 5, lrof G. c. FELTON,, Cambridge
8th Feb. Is, Rev SiLvEs JUDD, o Maine.
10th e Mar 10, Rev. FREDERICK IL Ii EDGE, Prov
Idence
9th Mar. A. Rev GEORGE E ELLIS. Oh 'rlestown
Tickets FOR the may be obtained of the ecre-
tary, and at the Bookstores. at The foil wing nices
&c ten'en 8 so Ladies aud Minors, S0,5J.
All purchasers OF Tickets Will lie emitted 10 The use
OF the Library, containing about 4a volumes of vaua-
Bile Books for the Whole year. The Doors will be op II
al Z, aii closed at 7 ~ O'Clock
WILLIAM WORKMAN. President
novl3 If EDWAHDSOu1H u lex, Secre ary
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Cottage Wanted
Teacher Wanted.


- uld rslened with great pleasure announce tn the
o',tze OF worcester md vicimy, that Inc above
named o"cle'y propose giving a series OF
o dfand Vocal and Instrumental Concerts
~ 'mis Guy commencing rs sufficient uumber
Vi tO r. can be obtained defray thu expenses
Iefmahias VIII be assisted by some OF the hest
Iuslcs talent il the courtrl among thus. now enggo
casti nr CHARLES MUELLER. pitnisf. an d The ser.
80 =" one OF ne most eminent Harpsls Ill the world
ne = hcerts will be given OH TUESDAY Evenings
lpfo|abf OF different weeks frtm De- 10 Marc
Is Vi importance that subscriptions should be ,ynped,
u'olg "aue a persons wishing become subscribers
INV NOT De called up0a pc sohal y are invited TO
ti5i names ut the Exchange ut (isst floor OF
1 al 3Ncnah!e) or at AmeIc. Huuse y, orceser
L i.isermores Book Store, Marsfs Mus Store
>, p edsure.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,. 60 m
Halt do three d. 1900 $Suu
es.I JOliN BOYDE -
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Cider Ri andy.

A uncommonly pure ricie o. the above, Just re
N ceived and Tor sale by
novll Awssis L.T.LAzELL, Druggist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
THANKSGIVING IS COME.
WHEATON & EICKcOx.

TT EREWlrH issue their Proclamation, inviting al
IL God citizens, uHd whatever ntme they may lie
known. 10 drop in" at aldo Block, and TAXI a
lnnk at tn If fine assortment of Table Cutlery OF
every description price; T. 1rays, Of all qual
ties ana patterlsi Dish eves, cheap than eeond
"a 0ntSj Pteservi Kettles; 'Sau, e ans; Bird
RoaSiers; ing Needles; Skewr's; Basiiig spoons
d. zrn different at ems; Butter Moud- jelly Monds
OF twenty i Vo different pat erns Il hi Pms Past
Dannies; iirgers; Cake Cutters; Coffee Tins Gre
qees, different patterns; Beef steak Dlshes; Vensen
d! zers; Potato SuHshe,s; Potato Dish :; Gravy
Stranefs; Toast DISHES; iot " alter rnS Iey Strain
els: Egg Coddlers; Egg Tfyets; Egg Beat's; Oyster
Bfoi es; Tonneni"rs; Mixing r rs; silver plated Brit
ani'ia planished n and Tin Tea ssard Coffee OF OF
VI ons styles; 1urtey Carver; Bird Cavers! Beef
Sliceis; Coos Knives; Bread KuN e.; Frying Pans!
Cake tn ntrs: qg "'hips; sire BoAes; Ia, liza Bill
ers; Pudding Dish various patterns; atie ois; APP
p PareIs; Pumptin site 5; Hice boile ,; & 10 5:
Cabbage SceTs; Nut tracks; Nut lc,s; Sntfrrs and
Trays; Nutneg aud tread Graters; ashiugi n / lie
Thus; Corn-Cake Tins; Knie 3aske ;, aud thousand
aud one Other articles, Il highly necessary for getting
up a rea old ashton Tn hksgivng hi ner.
"lay the preud old Turkeys w,
Let The Young and grow,
To market they re not cit to go,
Til next Thanksgiving bay. d8t ma
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N4zu stUlas Of Clothing. for the ral. and
WARDEN 4 dudley, No 4, Merchants Row,
Nv have INSTANTLY hand. a large aud extensive
OF ready made O'hing, manufactured by
eXp essly the t. amd country trade
Also, large stock of Gtntemens furnishing goods,
imported and manuiac ured eXpr szly oi our safes.
Call and inspect before purchasing elsewhere
WANDEN Il DUDLEY.
Central Clothes Ware House No. 4, Merchants Row.
d3mis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

NIX LEARNED Will, al The suggestion ana solicita-
non OF many friends OF The above named science devo
porth OF his time 10 the ap! location this new and
eHectual RENT dy OF Nature 90 the lief cure of
the suffering and afflicted. MIR l. seen ana con-
suited, free Of charge during he dav NJ the tcIjn
Room o j g. Moose d Go, No. 10 Mechanic street
md evening al his residence No p Portland St Mr.
b. viii also teach GLASSES ii desired nov24 d6t
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GAR ID.

/ / affords me great pleasure to certify that Mr. p p
i LEA NED became, Some nrne MOI, his since. n mem
Ger OF y Glass OF private ins ruclIon III the sceuce of
mehtii Alchynly; ia Whic involved the aunicution
Oh lhlosrhtr eecnicy to the cue of ai>etse bo,h
mental ana ply sicaI thai since that time by cor es
pod nee or otherwise, he his been under my constant
adVct II regard 20 tae tn cory involved this science
as eli as IN eg ard 10 its practical application TO The
reei OF the afflicted, and that regard him e-er> way
IA eehly qualihe 10 teach the principles of the sci
ece he having complied with N, cCnditi, lis to that
eHec, as Wen as TO practice the success ully IN
NE c"Ie oi On asses, and there cordially commend
MIN 10 the confidence OF the suffering ANA afflicted
Is. tRONN w LIZA us, ii D.
- Prof Mental AIohyny.
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b""l and Shoe Trade Trade is now confined IN small
lot IL iii mp orders, were assorti,,+is NV, Ion
Dr. ken, uId 10 few purcha els from ooo"
VINO are clearing of Fl bal thce"f eli ST cks rrnaia
Tory 10 masking ur leir spiirg work Tie sfocE M
Than Ia year. AID there dues II s1ptaI T., 'rI
niuc" Sl RI manifested n transactions of any de,crn.
u'n' yel expected that matters " in so1u ,ss,,,f
helf "ohtd che eriul as Ifices r. main t, IL ~
same as al oar asst port, with slight trnjenc ~ t.e
Iily scarce - MN arc 'empura-
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