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The tone Of the Massachusetts democracy may be in.
ferred from the following resolutions adopted al meet
ing of the democrats OF Dorchester which appointed del
egaes 10 The democratic State convention:
Rsored. That reairm with tmphnsts the princiI
Of tbs resoIuois recently passed by the democracy o.
Dorchester and Of the address aid OF State
central committee.
soip d, That by coalition with fhe soil party
should be giving courage and strength parry aiust
uhch sbsl be called upon, by feeling of pauot
ISM Ourselves 10 uiinot at the approach
nations eecon-a party too, who can exist ony by our
anr,hils'on
Ry0red, That while " it'll regret many who oHc-
nsniuiy bat led iih in The cause o. humanity
themselves the ranks OF opponents, find
great consolation in The reflection that sha still be
wation0 aud not sectional party-lager In numbers than
when we first commenced "conquering and to conquer
in this, the stronghold OF our opponents.
Rf.olpsd. That between the democratic and fee soil par
ties there be union without. part. aiion
OF all political principles OF all past professions and good
fa'h 10 national brethren.
Rsoiptd, hsrss, That delegates chosen represent
at the approaching democratic State tie, aud
hereby instructed 10 tor any office,
candidate Tor aLy office whatever, who hvors such
lion, so suicidal III lis effects the democratic
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I q sssss sssss
The steamship Columbia viii ply between san sno
the arrival o. e mans
and from anaa, and returning wi5ou, delay VA" inc
he the transportation OF
transient between Panama Ah san fah
rbe we'll known steamship Sands Of 500 burden,
the and peculiarly eomnodou IN
ncr Will be kept running ms an extra family
one Of the above steamers keep up
Acapulco and the oih,f Mexican ports
The 10 the Atlantic VIII be maintained by the United
States mail sts amships-
Georgia tons
ONO.
EhVft tly 'x,'p
trrreen' City lsw
Cherokee s........s.....s.sssi rW
Philadelphia 40
Leaving Chagrss lith and 8h Of each
The steamship Falcon win form direct ns
tle detenton possible be ir,pnn- a nsa" s
Pacific steamships through line 10 aud o Nh,
aud Nesico California, aud oregon, agent.
be secured from Armstrong, bs"fason' ~
Tue are Gor through tickets New Yort to san "
been reduced from
soo IN .a. rooms TO-
IN lower cabin o....,...''.'s'''''''''''' ss,
n -. uam, .so.,.x
The rates from New York to cbsgres WI w Wv ~ "'~
W any nie ~ allowed personal baggage hee not sr
ce.dna ,ars 10 10 cents foot and from
p.aa m IAN rrancsco at the rate o sivp per .on
r1s e, or Al hei agency, No ~ West street, New York
south street. w y 80 Aug 2-dy
rxy and style. OF f.ncy shirts, with
~ A. .ar.r Iisie thread under shirts halfhoee
..sp.
ps supply 81 stocks. cheap article
OF weather Just received aud s,r safes, ..,
Gentsmcns Furnishing store, p.nnsyivsns AZ
Nay 0-W
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drrelf Of q Eugifipk SLaps

BUFFALO, Aug Is The first of under tho
IN. occurred this morning. named
Davis claimed by person belonging TO Lou.vile,
named Moore An examination is progressing before
NTH. The affair creates coside able
ctemen and arge crowd collected 70 learn the d.cs
ion of the commissioner
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-17

Full returns and official, from every county in the 10Th
of Tits show the election TO Congress OF the
Rev. Sam C. BIenn (whg) by 567 majority over Borden
(dem)
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rsLEonApnio nGponrs soa THE UNION.
heafucky Election

LOUISVILLE. Aug 10 --Afchbald ID xon, the wing cand
date lof governor, is upque ionaUly defeated Poweis
majority VIII range from five 10 fifteen hundred.
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WEST PoIsr, IN. Y.,) June 1851.
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NORFOLK, August Is.

Arrived, brig Falcon, from Baltimore b tx Henry Woods
from Porto r co fr tiuore Schooner Oscar jones,
l,o n Baltimore for New Brdo put of head
winds. Arrived, barque Whie Cloud, in liz days from
| Caliao
Corn all kinds is ST Hing from SO So Wheat
duI-With sales of good red at 20 75 cents RedoAk
hhds. saves, e25. Tar scarce, and wanted AZ 81 TO-
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BALrlaoRg. Augesi I5-5. p. m.
as arrived. ste las made the short
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

r. Il n
lt.s.IisI,: IN ~ ~ ,.. nese ,,
m LII e. !. - & oa' ,', nnes
fms fe,v da,s sca no r Saemt h'oon pedIar
sbre,vd cban frona ov... .nnT a. s,eadv habit.
and ,Yoodo ILL., and other xings
drove ,brnob ,ho S Rhode Island
heavv laden with corn broom Ee had called at key-
eral Stores and offered H. Ioad r evaso small a por-
finn of Il INF ,yben he ,old ,hgn thai ne wanted cash,
and nothing else. in payment. lSyshad uniformly given
him to understand thai they pA breoms enough, and
that he might 90 further At Ie,gth se drove up to
large wholesale establishment bn the West side and
/ not far from the bridge and onte offered hls
wares.'' "Wei," said the perciant, 81 want the
SPOONS badly enough, but whit will you take ia pay y
| This was poser. The pesar was aching TO get
rid of his brooms, but he wom sooner sell single
broom for cash-than the whole load for any other
artcle--especally article Aghich he could mol as
readily dispose OF as he coulJRrooms Alter mo-
ments hesitation therefore, he EfuSyed MS courage 10
the sticking popi-(it required some f9ura9e' alief
having lost the chance of selling his aaI a9ti dozen
times by similar answer J-7aed a,sy ~ .old the mer
chant that he must have the CASH ~ course ,he mer
chant protested that cash was sesc, ana that ne must
purchae, il he purchased at ALL wh what he had IN
store to pay with de really yanife 'ne prooms ana
he did not hesitate TO say SO p inc tunes were marc,
and he had notes to pays AND heae goods that must be
disposed OF. Really ne woud pat ms goods at cost
price, tor the sake oil trad,Ss% asa would take the
whoe ioaa Of nrooms wfseN ts peter had laoored so
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY-I50 PAS.
sENGERs AND $3.50 O,O0O.--NEw York, Oct 4
The steamer Empire City, Capt Tanner, arrived
this morning, with Havana dates TO the I'd instant
She brings $50 passengers, 100000 in dust on
freight, and $3.50 900 in hands of passengers.
The U. S. steamer JohNe Hancock was lying al
Havana. IN
Among the passengeraby the Empire City is
Captain Ellis, late of the Cuban expedition who was
liberated by the Captain General half an hour be-
fore the Empire City sailed.
There were thirteen prisoners still remaining in
the hospitals. They would he sent TO Spain as soor
as conyaesceht.
The Falcon, from Chrgres, arrived at Havana on
the I'd.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

Ii would be we'll Tor those traders who intend puS
chasing stock of Clothing this fall, to send to Messs
Whiting, kehoe 4 GalIoupe ior catalogue Of their
stock. 1t would greatly aid them in making up their
list Of the articles wanted and we are satisfied that they
cannot open an account with any house where there is
larger assortment of well made articles.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

FROM MExIco-PRoGREss OF THE RovoLU-
rIoN.-The Revolution on the Rio Grand seems
to be at stand.
Gen CarabaJal still remains at Camargo, The
people of that town had resolved to accept the pro-
nunciamento Of the revolutionists.
report having reached Matamoras that the in
vaders were preparing TO march upon them, large
number of the Inhabitants, including all the womet
and children, fed, leaving only 25O men in tn,
town.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

GS- An English paper isays Sthat r. O'Gorman,
Esq, one of the Oldest merchants of Dublin. has
left Ireland for the United States with capital Of
over f2O,OOO The exile of bis only son, who is
al present practising barrister at the American
bar, has been the cause Of Mr., O'Gormans emi.
grafton. aa altaa
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
DELEGATES TO COUNTY, CONVENTION

DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION.
LEIcEsrER.-Samuel Hurd, Edward Brown.
L. G. Dickinson. Substitutes-Baylis Upham,
Milton lockwood, Daniel W. Kent
MILFoRD.-Suivan Thayer, Hiram Hunt, John
Whitman. substitutes-Elias Whitney, Col. Adam
Hunt, and A. T. Wilkinson.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

REPoRTED FAILURE.--It has been rumored in
State street to-day that Mr. David Pingree had failed
in Salem. The rumor arises from the fact that he is on
the paper of Messrs Dexter Harrington & Co.. but we
believe Mr.. L. is abundanty solvent his liabii-
ties and able also to pay his contingent ones. But he
perhaps aooHld MT feel on=ed sarifce his la ge pro-
Psrty IN ordert meet these latter obligations. Mr. p. is
President Of the Naunkeag Bauk, and is considered in
Salem worth round mition.-Bost. ITay. 9Th
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

80 II any Wing ever expects to elect Whis
Presl dent upon any other basis than full, fair and
explicit acqulescence in the fnaty of the Compromise
measures, we are not that Wing. No Whig National
Convention will ever be called but upon that express
understanding beforehand The Wings OF Tennessee
Kentucky, North Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, and
Virginia, vii never go into Convention with us but
upon this express understanding. York Err
press.
Hear that, anli-savery Wings! (the few there are
left OF you.) Tread up and take the kidnapping
| pledge!-LoiUeH AmaicQn.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
worcester Water Care Institution.

This Institution is in readiness for patients In its
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Terms, &c-For full board and treatment from Sc to 10
per week Treatment without board, from So to 4 per
week. No deduction for ahseace efs week. A
medical fee of So usually required for first examinations
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two woolen blankets; eoort4ble and
old linen for bandages &c.
Ont dOor practice attended TO as usual
Office hours from 10 10 l2 A. NJ, ana 2to 3 p. NJ
5 ROGERS. NJ. u.
may2- 2-dw0 Il. f. ROGERS. SuDerntendent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Free Soil Nominations.
FREE SOIL COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Soil Democracy of Worcester COUNTY, will
meet in by their delega in the City Hail. at
Worcester, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day October next
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Each town will send delegates naon
the basis of three for each representative they entitled
10 in the General Court
Per order OF the County Committee.
CHARLES NHlfE, Chairman.
Worcester September 25. 1851
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

NJ " B. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent,
an authorized Agent for this pa the ties OF Bus-
ton. New ok and Philadelphia and duly empoye ed TO
take advertisements and subscriptions the
quired by His receipts will be regarded payments
His Offices arc BOSTON, Scollay Is Buildings Court St;
NEW YORK, Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n.
w corner Third and Chestnut streets.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

THE BosToE J0UENAL learns that the Wings
Worcester are preparing for the coming contest j,
good earnest. We are happy TO say that the Fn
Soilers are wide awake-never more so--and don't il
tend to be caught mapping.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

GEORGIA AELEcTIoN.-Saranah, Oct THE re.
turns OF the election held in this State yesterday, come
in slowly but far received they Indicate decided
majarities for the Union candidates
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

THE Cow TMEF.-Parmentcr, the COW thief, has
been sentenced, upon the yarocs indictments against
him, to six years in the State Prison.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
STATE LUNATIc HosPITAL,
Worcester, Oct. 7lh, 1851.


To THE ED's. OF THE SPY.
The quantity of Rain fallen during the four first
mouths was, in June 3.l6, July, 2.l7, Aug; 197
Sept. 2.s5. Total, 1915 Inches.
The minimum quantity of Rain fallen for IL years
past, during the months, was in 1S46-June, g.
81 July S8l, Aug; 244. Sept, 100. Total 9.52
inches.
The maximum, was in l847.-June 5,29. July 4.86,
Aug. 42O. Sept, III. Total 2l, 81, inches.
The minimum quantity for ii years past.
Fallen in June, was in 1S41, | 90 inch
July, g 1849, 1.60
Aug, " 1851, 1877
Sept, g 1886, 90"
The maximum quantity
&c June. &c 1S47, 5.29 inches.
&c July, sc 1s47, 4S6,
g Aug, 1843, 9.19"
I" Sept, 1850, 1872"
EDW. A. SMITH.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Worthwhile Nursery.

VIE Subscriber offers for sale al ks Nursery on Wes
a. Boylston street, good handsome Apple Trees from
2to years od--and autumn is the best time 10 set them
Also Pear, Cherry, and Peach Trees Grape Vines &c
pI-dlw5t CHARLES NASH. 2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Dress and Cloak Tri1

M have just opened great variety of New and Fash
w ionah;e Trimmings. including an assortment of The
HEAVY SEWING SILK FRINGE for Dress Trimmings
1870 ma for Velvets
RICH EMBROIDERY GIMPs, :.
BLACK & CuLoRED vELvETs & pLUsHEs.
VELVET RlBBoNS-all widths and Colors,
WoRsIED BRAlDs, SILK BRAIDs, CHENILLE
Cords Gimps Ribbons &c &C. in great variety and very
chFap at CHAMBERI IN A. CO ~ ie,,e % ', ,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

AUCTION. selby g. Co. will sell large quar-
tity Of Household Furniture, at auction this afe
noon. Among the articles are some excellent cool
stoves, ~ -ssand
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

FaE PUBLIC are invited to call at DR.. Van Alstn
Daguerrean Rooms inmitable Vienette
fictures also many other STYLES, (by the daguereotype
rocess which are intended for exhibition approach
ing arr Dr. Van keeps (by far) the largest and
plee assortment OF Daguerreoype goods he found
Htate The best of every thing is for sale and for his
rooms first north of the American Temperance House.
Main street, Worcester sepIl DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

rz-JOB PRINTING Of all kndsr-PampIlIets.
Catal Ogues, shop Bills. Bank Checks, PIa.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &C. q c--NEATLY and PROMPTLY
execnted III THIS OEEICE. moderate LerIns dti
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK Or.
FRESH IMPORTED
FALL coo DS!!
CHANDLER 81 Co., 6 s. srlnmer Street,
BOSTON,

! CHANDLER 81 Co., 6 s. stlrsamer Street.
BOSTON,
Have received by late arrivals, a large stock of
English, French and German Goods,
of their importation, comprising complete assort-
men of the and most beautiful articles Tor the Es
Trade all of which will be offered at tLe lowest market
prices, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
this extensive Stock may be almost every article
Iusuay found in the best Dry Goods Establishments and
likewise many and desirable styles Goods net to be
found elsewhere having been ordered Europe by one Of
the Partners, exclusively for their own sales O. Coz
would invite purchasers visiting the city 10 an examna.
ton OF their STOCK assuring th,m that er 10
now more complete than any former pti0d, and they
doubt not will be found upon examination, compare fas
yoreby with The best selected stocks this any other
city 1t consists in part OF
RICH BRoCADE SILK :, in dark and medium colors;
BLACK 8RoCADE sILkS, il beautiful siy les and great
PLAID SILKS, rich colors; RICH PLAIN SILKS;
STRIPE slLks, new styles ana good coors; EsEs
GRO DE ECOSE. for Cloaks ana Dresses; GE5a
RICH wATERED SILKS Black aud PAX colors: .~~
PLAIN BLACK Silks, of every width AID quality; Ell
6dACR di q Al AhMsREs NJ and 2 9,hsr small gnle
BLACK BOMBAZINES, English French
PLAIN WOODEN GOODS; lLAID SPUN SILKS;
BLACK GRAPES, French and Epgl sh;
PARIS PRINTED CASHMERE DE EC0sSE, very rich
styles;
RICH PRINTED MoUssELINE DE LANES;
PRINTED PERSIANS; POPLINS;
FRERCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS;
fAhlS AND VIENNA LUNG AND St4DA ARE SHAWLS;
SCOTCH PLAID SHAWLS
PLAIN THIBET SHAWLS, Wool and silk Frnges;
SCARFS n patterns;
PARIS FANCY ARTICLES;
EMBRoDlDERIES, French and Scotch, complete
sOrlmeIt;
PRINTED TABLE AND PIANO CovERsy elegant pat
terms;
EMBOSSED TABLE and PIANO COVERS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH CHINTZHS;
MERlNO CLOTHS, in choice coOfs;
CASSIMERES, for BOYS wear;
TABLE bAMAsK and TABLE LINENS, of every de-
scllpton;
S9lRfI G LINENS
BLAN Kl Is, large assortment;
COLD ENGLISH FLANNEL; WHITE FbANNELS;
HOSIERY, large and well selected stock;
SILK HANiKERC HIEFS and CkAVATS;
LINEN CAMBhIC HANDKERt hIEFS, &c, &C.
Pnrcha ers reminded that in addition to our Rich
Stock Of Foreign Goods al times keep large assorI-
ment OF American Goods which invariably oer at low
prices.
The One Price System
will be strictly adhered to- and conducting our business
the same general plan which adopted the
ment and which has, believe been very generally aE-
proved by our customers, will be continued.
CHANDLER & co,
No and 8 Summer Street Boston.
Oe-d3taw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

Burditts OliagenOus Medicated Compound,
For softening, ceanses, beautng preserving the
Hair This article has proved itself to be the best one
in use for the above purposes and is cGented tain
no articles injurious TO the hair BY the of you will
prevent the hair from falling off and your head will free
from all dandulfs scurf &c you hair is dry and hard
it Will become soft and silky.
~ Sold by L. I. LAZELL Druggist 2Ol Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

EE The concert Of MILE. PARoDI, Tomorrow
evenings presents many attractions for our citizens
1t is the last that be given in this place, by one
who stands confessedly next to Jenny Lind, of all
the gifted g children of song' that have visited u.s.
Then there is great concentration Of talent in those
who asslsher. Patti & Strakotsch are already known
to people, the former as one of the best contrato
singers IN the country, and the latter as the first
pianist of the age. Both have been heard with great
favor here. Mr.. Arthurson comes amongst US now
for the first time, but his fame has proceeded him,
and the talent and taste which have produced so
strong an impression in the larger cities, may be ex
pected to meet with Just appreciation here. The
programme, as will be seen, Is very rich one, and
when given by such company, can hardly fail
draw full house.
Mrs. E. Oakes Smith intends giving her celebrate
lecture "on Womanhood,'' at Briney Hall, O
Tuesday evening Of next week. This lecture ha
been greatly admired in New York and other place,
and Mrs. Smith draws crowded houses wherever sb
is known. The New York Tribune SAYS of her an
her lecture:
i The vigor and depth which characterize the pre
dnctoDs OF her pen are conspicuous features in h,
spoken discourses, and, added to the charm Of
graceful eocution insure highly attractive perform
ance. Combining noble radicalism Of though wit
feminine conservatism Of spirit, she is admirab
qualified 10 do justice TO the delicate theme upo
/ which she treats
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
q he Daily 5pn
WEDNESDAY, ocrose X 5. ls51.

u Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
ear the day, will please in early the day as
possible Also those wishing insert advertisements in
l Weekly, shqad send in as early as Monday noon.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Money Lost.
NOTICE.
Apples,

1H1 Barrels superior Winter Apples, of Greenngs
~ Badwins H. tussetts, Pppins, Russell Pear
mains, Ialnnan Sweetlngs, DC. For sale low, by
81 g WIN. c. CAPRON.
Uxhridge Oct. 3, 1851 1d4t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

To Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Conn anes, (among which is the
National Loan Fund furnish freely all persons desi-
ous OF avang themselves of its advantages the fullest in
formation IN relation to the whole subject, the OFFICE
OF TIL MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
je20-dwtf EDWARD r FISKE
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

DIED.
On the 20ih, Iepthah Bacon ESQ.,, formely of Dudlv
aged y years Mr. Bacon the father of Peter G. Bs
con, Esq, NE present worthy Mayer OF this Ciy and
himsei and his father before him. have subscribed for the
SPY since It's commencement, period of nearly wears
On 2th Sept Susannah Preston, relic the late anl
Preston, aged 65 years, IL months.
lrnters in ~ Va, and N H. please copy.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

NEGARS of Exquisite flavor are aIvyavs 1,
be found in u Sntes 70 suit, at the Drug store of
l3-dtf on1 M H. :,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

Printed Cashmeres and DeLaines BE au-
tifnl Embroidered Cashmeres, Satin de
LANES, Plaid Cashmeres, do. Spun Silk, e. G
OPENING THIS WEEK.
Making an assortment Of Dress Goods UNEQUALED
by any in Worcester. "a detw,f
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Co1ineoficuf nInfnnI Iife Insnrnnce a,

OV1tKa1utEcKtS " IttE1I LIE IsasNF0nce COn1-
pamyrhis is the largest In, of The kind in
the united States and the advantages afforded BY it TO in
snrers are unsurpassed by any in TIE world 1t offers
pie security 70 insurers aud having 5000 members
1t thereby affords protection against all embarrassmens
arising from fluctuations of the rate of mortality
Foms of application, any information respecting the
Company, may Be had the office of the Agent No Q
Warren Hail. Worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent
iy3l-d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Married

MARRIED.
In THIS city, Oct 6, by Rev r. Smalev Jesse NJ Melton
to Elizabeth l. Morrison both of Nashua n H.
In TINS city Oct Z by Rev. f.. X. Colver Mr. William
James Haskell OF North Brookleld to Miss Orrii Iirn
of w rcester. " oii''
In this city, Gc 2, by Rev. George Bushnell Mr. Jobp
Briefly, to Miss sophia Wheeler, both OF Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

MbS. >. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
in Midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night
attend to the duties of her profession Residence No.
Austin street. xo3 l-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

with every variety of SYRUPS Fifty Tickets for one dol
lar l. T, LAZEII A nothecarv
sep6 dWt 20l Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

u CHILsoN'S FURNACES, Ponds Ran.
Ses, Hcdenberg's Portable Furnaces, amt
mersOn's Ventilafors.
+. LoRING, Agent for the above, 73 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

N0TICE.-rhe propretors OF this paper will not be
Z lar am g"ods delivered II others than them
SERVES OF 'heir own aiiiIes, Without
for the same. EARLE A. IREW
worcester, August Z diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

j. *. CLARK. HOMEPATIIC PHYSL
CIAN--No Walnut Street Office hours from 2 n,
A. NJ, and from to- + NJ
Worcester, Jan LIST, 1854 ianl #
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

III. X. StratfOrd would say to all those wishing
good Daeuereoypes of themselves friends that they
cnEobtan them by calling on him, the Great Daguer
reah Faace Nos l6 and II Harrington Block, Of
Maiapd Front SITS, where all will be treated with civy
and polileness Entire satisfaction guaranteed sep27 DIFF
DIR. III. BUXTON, PULMONIST. 49, OFFICE
nd RESIDENCE, No 22 coInei Of Mechanic and Carl
on-sts-Where his services can be promptly obtained
any hour by day or night when by previou
Professional Duties.
Auscultation and Advice Free dtCdeco5
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.-
i'll attend this and other matters OF business al
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. &. 1856. DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Wrapping Paper.

NOW receiving from the manufacturers general an
= = sortmenl OF WRAPPING PAPER, and fol sale low
to the trade, at ~ Main street.
sep23 dw3m LEE SpRACI1E e. IN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
II. II. CNAMRERLIN & co
DRESS SILKS.

Invite especial attention to some new and ve
choice sty es in
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

l.. B. CH0LS. NJ. d., HOMEOPATHIC
PLY SICIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street Office
hours, from eto 9 A. NJ, to and to Pm
Auge, /. d1v
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

III. :. MOORE, Mere hant Tailor and Dealer il
6ens Furnishing GoodsNo 2l3s Main street, U. 5 Ito
tel Building, Worcester. Mass. iyl2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08

6tl boxes Iernan Glass, assorted sises 500 do Anne
'! ,,.o POOLE ~ MILES,
ofu"WSh 23l Niaip street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE
IE worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open daily
a Tor the receipt of Deposits from all classes
Worcester, Oct l. 1851. octId&,uistr
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Have received by late arrivals, large Stock o
English, French and German Coco

Of their own importation, comprising complete ass or
menL Of the and most beautiful articles Tor the
Trade, all of which will be offered the lowest markt
prices. at