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III. F. M'CLOSKEY.

SHiRTS.--A fine Assortment Of white and printed
~ shirts OF every quality and price For sale by
Galcna, June l. L. II. All. p. CORWITH
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SAINT PAUL AND DCBUQCE PACKET.
The Steamboat Tiger,

A regular trader between Dubuque and ST. raui viii
IA arrive at 81 raui Saturday, and depart ever,
Monday morning. For freight passage apply boaro
10 WIN. H. Randall, at The Lower Landing, ST. Paul
Jane 10, 1851 9
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GEORGE w. BURTON n CO.,
Cader The HdPies House, north end,
Main Street, Dubuauc, IOWa.

VNHOLESALE and Retail dealers in Dry Goods
w Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats Caps, &c, &c, nj
very reduced prizes Pork, Bacon Lard Butter, Flour
Corn, Oats, &c &c, always on hand and for sale IN
quantities to sui the purchaser.
JGiye them call and GU shall not be turned empty
away.
May 81, 1851. 6--6m
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T.. III. g. III. II. CORyvITH,

ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&C., &C.,
No. 90 Steamboat Landing, Gaiena, Uiaois,
HAVE now received their Spring and Summer Stock,
u y consisting of large assortment OF ressdy-msde
Clothing Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy
Goods, &c, &c They would invite the examination Of
Dealers. they think they make it their sdvan
tagc, to purchase In this market.
Among their assortment will be found the following
DO
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ST. PAUL TEMPER rance HOUSE.
My name is MOFTET. NJ Boarding House is on
W. Jackson Street, the hover end Of saint PAM To
find II, keep straight from the steamboat landing,
the sign of triangle, the moth end Of bridge.
My house is large and for prompt payment every
intend TO furnish good fare the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
ST. paul, Nav D. 1851. 5--Iv.
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Dubuque aopertlsemrnts.
POWDER.

POWDER.
r H. BTSSELL. is agent for the sale OF Lofins aud
sDs Smiths celebrated rifle and mining Powder, and
viii furnish purchasers with quantity from te
one 'ftousapd kegs al ST. Louis prizes
IJ'orders ironi abroad promptly Piled
J. l.. BfSSELL,
June &c 1851. QG) Dubuque Iowa
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NOTICE..
To all ,rhom 10 may Concern.

To all ,rhom IL may Concern.
IyLEhSE take notice that n Note made and given hy
II the subscriber NJ i. Orinsby, Of Prairie dI
Chen, Wis. for the payment of ono hundred dollars
g 100 pa, able about the first day OF June, d.,
1852 bearing date about the rst day of May A. H.
1851, and dated Point Douglass obtained from
through the fnse and fraudulent representations OF
said Ormshy. Therefore, take warning thai for Tire
tai OF considerations said note will be paid rs
nc, by M, order, at the maturity thereof
TYLER LONEJOT.
Dated at saltwater VI. r,
June 18th, iS5l-9-u
SUBSCRIPTIONS received frr all the principal quar-
- terry, monthly, weekly daily periodicals. publish
ed in the United States, and Foreign Books and Maya
zines obtained to order.
june 26. (l0-tD Al LIZ Dues BOOK STORE.
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SALTWATER, ST. PAUL AND ST. n
THONS FALLS.
FERRY AT SAINT PAgT.

VHNHE Undersigned gives notice that the proprietor of
II The Fcrry the Lower Landing has built suitable
boats for ferry ing and teams the Mississippi
ryer; and has authorized and employed perform
tile duties of ferry Whr al The ferry can be
found al Mr. Tracy 5 Store on Third street siiat Paul
JAMES THOMPSON.
April %, 1851.
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a BBLs J.p.eed Oil--On hand and for sale by
" july 3. GEORGE E. STROIHER.
A BBI.s Pu'ty--Qn blaiders) on hand and for sale
Il ~ by Ouls b. GEORGE c. SIROTHER.
~ BBIs. Spirits Turpenne--On hand and for sale
i Wy July 81 GEORGE e. AIROTHER.
>. BBIS Lard Oii--On hand and for sale by
- jul, ;. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
- RBlS. Cincinnati Gue--On h9nd and for sale by
- july 8. GEORGE c. STROIHER.
- BBIS. sperm Oii--On hand and Tor sale by
- July .. IGEORGEC c. STROTIER.
a HF. bbls. swce, Oil--Ou hand s.saa.SsSssle by
r. July 3. GEORGE c. STROYHER.
. BBIS. Fish Ol--On hand and for sale by
- July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
SNAn KEGS 81. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
july s. ' "'''' ~" GE 20 s1iI g {. srRorHER.
l61 Boxes wv Window G v, GassAssored s'l's> on
July s. GEORGE c. STRoTHER.
a. Boxes Castle soap-On hand and for sale by
. July 3. GEORGEC. STROTHEE.
q Baskets Olive Oil--On hand and for sale by
~ July 8. GEORGE c. S3RO1NER.
100 OZS. sulph Qunint On hand and for sale
u - e. by July 5. GEORGE l. STROfBER.
bsls. Queen City Yarnsh--On hand ard for sale by
n July 3. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
Il a BBLS spanish whiting -On hand and FOR sale by
l. " yGy g. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
~ hf bbls. Castor O-On hand ard for sale iy
& July 3. GEORGE c. STRO1'HER.
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KITTsoN's ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

kITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
T1vlS desirable ground, lying in the central and
advantageous part OF the basin of ST. Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal business Of the
town. and aforhg also most choice delightful Lots
in the rear upcn the BENCH for dwelling houses; is sur
veyed into Lois and oerea for SALE with titles u-
disputed and ndspusbe al reasonably low prices and
upon liberal termsc credit, for of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the a
diion, will be furnished the rotary saw-mi on easy
terms. CHARLES ii. CAKES.
Agent for rroprietors.
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851 Is
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STEAMBOAT EXCELSIOR.

G4TEEs-n FHNl!IS fine Boat will leave
"a fN X saint PAM for Saint Louis,
N>.-z--ssSx EJl;a.-cn every alternate Friday, until
SS<SSsL---95sswr--sSs further notice. For freight
sH>A passage apply on board to II.
Tracy Third street, Saint Paul. If
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DIR. FRANKLIN NO. 1.
THE STEANlBOAT GOV. RAMNEY.

Nv Ill arrive at Saint PAM in time depart early
w every Monday for Galena. For tIe .sht pas
81 &c, apply on board June IS, lsJl.--9
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THE STONE STORE.

New GOODS at LOIC Prices.
-. SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets,
~ has Just received entre stock of Dry Goods,
Boots * Stues, Hats, Gaps, Hardware, Woojcrware,
Quecnswarc etc. Furniture large stock Farm nipple
OF all kinds, etc. etc, 10 which he invites the at
tention OF purchasers.
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HEANING been actively engaged in the zy.-~s---->
4 Il Practice Of Dentistry ior The pas, AssS s,ys.
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G.. INQUIRE, GUNSMITH,

A T the sign of the Big Gun, Third street, St. Paul
N next door to Caves Saloon is prepared to do ali,
work in his line Of busness promptly and the sntr,
satisfaction of customers.
July ST. lo5l Is
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WALL. leave 81 Anthony for Sauk Rapids, every
w Monday and Thursday after dinner connecting
with The arrival and departure oi The lower boats, 81
laHl June ~ I55l.--9
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A1IiOLESAiE Grocer, Com mission and Forw arding
w Merchants, and general steamboat agent has IL,
store and To arrive by early arrivals the following ari
cles which ao offers the ade the Enex for
cash, at No IS. Steam Boa, Landing, Galena.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-07
VALUABLE PRACTICAL BOOK!

VALUABLE PR TACTICAL BOOKS.
VVNHE American Miller and Millwrishts' Assistant.
u The DYER and COlor-makers Companion.
The Ency clopcd2 Of Chemistry.
The Ency clopcdia Of Domestic Economy.
For sale BY July "a }. BROOhES.
YuNUPPER'S WORKS-Authorixed edition, complete
Il in four volumes, with plates price $l.O0 per vol
For sale by July "a j. BROOhES.
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6alcna advertisements.
Wholesale & Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. ON the Stewart Plahj
FAIRCHILD & cox,
SO Main Street, Gafena

Ot'Ft''0i
G4AVE just opened and eay In receipt Of the new
est and fashionable styles OF rich Dry Goods.
consisting of Silks Shawls, Bareges De Ls'nes Iorhns,
DC, Housekeeping articles, such as Carpets, Maimss
&c, e The most approved sly les aaa newest pntterns
Hosiery and Gloves and in fact everything In the way e
Dry Goods Their stock of fine goods inIge ano oqus
in quality and prices any Thing in Sc Louis or Eastern
markets. The shopping community OF Minnesota nsc
respectfully solicited examine this stock, consisting
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lust received $50 pieces Musquitoe Bar For sale b,
- July "a. lli-s, ELFELT 4 BROS
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FHNIE Steamboat DR.. FRANKLIN No ,, viii arrive
- Paul saturday the list q June, and every
alternate saturday thereafter until further notice, with
immediate despatch to Gaena st. Louis and utermeli-
ate ports. June 10, ie5l.--9
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GROCERIES,.

Meas & bows thick boots Morocco slippers,
30 do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25
Massachusetts Legislature.

SENATE.-Mr. Russell from the Judiciary Commit.
tee, reported avoraby the petition of Seth A,nes
ana Others, Tor an Assistant Clerk in the county Courts
OF M Msiddlesex, and fixing the salary at $500.
ne orders Of the day we're now taken I'M. the frat
business being the bill concerning the taxation Of
gagged property.
On the merits Of this bill considerable debate aso
Before any question was taken however the orders f
the day were laid on the table. VI
Mr. Russell introduced the following order. which
adopted "-'0"
Ordered, That the Special Committee on the Home.
stead Exemption consider the expediency of exemptino
rom attachment, or execution for debt pews in houses
o. public worship occupied by the debtor or his fam.
lily. ' '"'i-
Mr.. Saunders presented the petition of John Gould.
ing and Others praying TO be Incorporated as the M III
bury Wooden Company.
House. Petitions, &c. presented and relerred-Of
" 4. Urosvenor and others for q change in the law
concerning the taxation Of real estate in school dis.
'icls oil sundy parties concerning the license aw and
q extending the elective franchise to women of the
agricultural Bank in Pttsfed for an increase Of
capital; oil George lockwood and 1916 others. If
Ashbprnham, Royaston, Ashby, Llnenburp and Fitch.
purg, Tor the formation Of new county, consistno n
twenty-three towns in the northery part of Wor.
Gester and westerly part Of Mddlesex (referred 10
JOINT Special Commec) Of John W. James and ali.
efs III featlont to the taxation Of real estate of coro
Llonsi OF George II. Clifford and others Of Wes,nor,
Tor that towns share Of the school fund for I8iQ-50 ~
j. U. Abbott and others for the abolisbment ~ ~
Lowell Police Court, and the establishment in ;ts ,a
OF Court Under different organization.
Reports IRON Committees. BY Mr.. Curtis of Bos.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WAsHINeToN, Feb. q.
Exclusively to the Spy


SENATE. The Indian Appropriation Bill was
passed.
The Postage bill next taken up, and Bushs bill
adopted substitute for the House bill Bush's bill
provides three cents postage on letters ifprepd and
five unpaid Letters going three thousand miles
are to be double these rates, The bill also imposes on
newspapers tariff of from FIVE to twenty FIVE cents per
quarter, for weeklies, according the distance; Semi
weeklies, double and ri-weekes treble those rates.
Dailies FIVE times these rates Weekly papers to cir
cuate free within the county where they published
HOUSE. In committee of the whole, the civil and
diplomatic bill was discussed Several speeches were
made, and after the general debate closed the House
took recess at six O'Clock.
WAsHINGToN ITEMS Washington, Feb 80 Mr..
Stanley was in the House yesterday. The evidence
not sufficient against him on the final examination
to sustain the charge of contemplated duel, and he
was discharged without bail. Mr.. Inge is to be,
fonnd, and it is feared duel may yet take place.
Powers Greek slave has been purchased by gentle
man of this city for $4,000.
JENNY LIND AT NEW ORLEANS. Jenny Lind
has proved immensely attractive, Her first five con-
certs realized over 100000. She gives FIVE more and
then goes ST. Louis and will be in Cincinnati about
April LIST.
The Iowa Legislature have passed bin abolishing
the death penalty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25
The Spirit.

Is i not desirable to know what spirit we
are OF for the heart is eaaily deceived, Tc
guard against error in ourselves is both visa
ana important. The spirit of man will he ms
IS 'he state OF his Iiearl; good or evil, profane
or 10 heaven " e"iti'
The spirit is the genius of the mind m i
me mental breath Of the soul, aud the indny
OF the heart. If the spirit be good. then bas
me soul been renewed, and if the spirit be
evil then is The heart unchanged - &c
a Christian spirit is pre-eminenlly excellen,
ana me irn't OF such a spirit honours God
ana Is esteemed and beloved of men.
In, 'ieiS ana quiet spirit is of great price
pos.sessor and the disturber of Others US
gentle spirit is as the sweet and refresh.
ing dew, but the harsh spirit is as The cLiling
wind from the east. N''"''"s
a KIND split is lovely as the dove, bu, the
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correspondent wishes to call the attention Of the
public to the selection of candidates for officers, in
reference, particularly to Public Schools in order
that it may be understood whether of really free
principles only are placed in situations where those
principles may be brought bear dscty on our Insti.
tuons. He says:
"To illustrate the necessity of having men Of praci-
PIE rather than mere party men, | would call the at.
tent m ofyour readers to the following fact
liberal minded man of louisiana sent a number of
the children Of his slaves the Free States in order
that hey might receive education and trades adapted
to their capacity, and become here Free respectable cit
liens, which they could not in Louisiana.
One of them boy of seven years, bright aud active
as any child of his age, located in family of this
city, not twenty rods from of large brick school
houses where children of his age and atainmens both
Yankee and Irish daily assembled to acquire the rudi-
ments of knowledge. His friends applied to the School
Committee to admit him to said school and were po-
itey Informed that school specially provided for
children of his color in Pine Meadow, some mile OF
from his residence.
As the boy could be admitted on terms of equal
to the schools of the city of Worcester place was
provided for him in adong town, where the hunk
erism of colorphoba was not so rampant and where
he is pursuing his stndies on terms of perfect
equality with the other scholars who are all white -
G.
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spirit OF hatred odious as the blood.slaiuld
vulture.
A candid spirit is bright and radiant as tbo
sunbeams; an cnvious spirit dark and lower'
ing as the electric cloud.
cheerful spirit iS'as The fruitful yardor
but the gloomy spirit is as the rugged rock or
tie saI dy desc ri. u
proud spirit is as the fool dancing on ,bo
verge OF the precipice; humble spirit dwell,
as i'll the valley of security.
A boasting spirit indicates emptiness oe
mind, but modest spirit is Of itself treaspra
to those who possess it.
A reflective spirit becometh a probationo,
of earth; and the inconsiderate and reckIoe.
bear the marks Of folly in their foreheadS
A resigned spirit beftteth creatures of tbo
dust; mnrmurng spirit only addeth to #.
misery and disappointment. 10
A prayerfnl spirit leaneth on the arm of To.
hovah; but the prayerless rely on their own
resources.
A believing spirit trusteth the divine trn,b
and goodness, and realizeth present enioy
mcnI; but the doubtful and unbeleving hayo
recourse to empty cistems thai can hold No
water.
A loving spirit is God enshrined in the sopl
and heaven begun on earth; spirit of male
violence an nword curse, and corrodn1
plague.
A heavenly spilit enjoys celestial immuni.
ties; hodeth converse with The skies and
communion with the beaIifed; but an earthly
spirit is that of the serpent that crawletb IN
lie dust.
A generous spirit, like full blown rose
spreadeth its fragrance afar; an avaricious
spirit is as the poisonous hemlock, or deadly
niahtshade.
The liberal spirit is fourishing as the willow
by the water-sde; the covetous as the pricky
brlar in the desert.
The spirit of the Christian is of God-from
above and of holy likeness to that of Jesus.
The spirit of the sinner is of self, from be-
meath, and resembleth the image of the evil
one.
| Yet among the unregenerate there are
many things attractive and lovely; so among
The renewed, there are many things not lovely
or of good report
Therefore reader! try thy spirit and seek
Tor the influences of holiness, which will beau
lily, exalt, and enrapture.
| See that thy spirit is noble as the children
OF the heavenly king: not petty, puerile, big
oted, or stunted by the chilling influences of
earth bat rise in holy likeness 10 thy God
IN pure enjoyment of halowed converse with
hlm, SO that at last thine enraptured spirit
shall know and feel the JOY and glory of the
seraphIm around his throne.-Dr. Burns
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For the Spy.
"The Baptism OF summer shower"


Who has not seen cloud outstretched
Over the weary land,
At first so small, as scare to make
The measure of a hand?
Then spreading like a gloomy bird
Its dark, pol tentous wings,
Over the bright and dazzling light
Ofall carths glorious things !
Who has not felt the cooling drops
Falling upon his brow,
And in the grateful baptism
Performed one holy VOW !
One prayer-whose consecrated tone,
Like some sweet breathing flower,
Poured forth soul of love and song
To Him who gave the shower?
Who has not seen the parted clouds
Fold up their shadowy scroll
And over all the daylight heaven
tide Of glory roll -!
Or from earth's winged worshppcrs,
Who has not heard prayer
To Him who bathed each snowy wing
In the fresh, dewey air?
Ye men of care and worldly strife !
Where is yoar worship now?
Did the same hand which blessed the bird
Baptise your burning brow
Oh look ye on the beauteous earth,
And such holicr strife
From the pure rain-drops of the sky
Receive better life.
February %, 1851. NJ L. w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

W On Monday evening Feb 24tb, at the CITY Hall ar
Judgements have been made TO afford our citizens one o
~ richest treats the season. Two original and popular
poenis' "hGt the World as doing" by W. w. Ashley.
ana 1he Loss Of the Ship 81. John," by j. c. Mintun
O0 to close with the laughable touches
ofhe sublime, display Of tioquence)
we trust that approaching public will NOT far, in irving
them full house, for the efforts of the gen,eoe ., se
and the merits of the pieces do certainly claim it.
Noors open at 6a o'clock. Admitt,nce l2I cent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

Card of Thanks.--The officers and members Of
WASHINGTON ENGINE Co. No. l. hereby tender their cor
dial thanks to Messrs. VIM. NJ. Bedford and VIM r. Now
en- Tor theFery acceptable and generous supply of refresh
inehS az the severe reon Grove street. Saturday gt
as WHICH were constantly provided during night and
up 10 Tue honr oil leaving duty next morning Such ber.
ay part evnced grateful appreciation ofthe ser
wees OF the Premen and afforded much comfort and en-
enlargement to the Firemen themselves Per Order
leo2o-dlt* ALBERT N. CHASE. CLERK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1851

NJ Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements APP
pear the next day will please send in as early IN the day as
possible Also wishing to insert advertisements III
The Weekly, should send early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

ARREST OF LEWIS HAYDEE.-On Saturday the
US. Blood Hound pack arrested Lewis Hayden a col.
ored man, well known lecturer upon antisayerv
charged with assisting in the escape ofShadrach He
was ordered to give bail in $4,000 and James Buam.
Of Lynn, offered himself as surety.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

h"rdltt's oIeagimous Mcdicated Compound
Gay proving itself the best preparation for the har
INV peore le public The proprietor has spared no Mains
VI 10 produce perfect article and the ore.t and
INCREASING l sale Is the best evidence of his succe 8
~, OF sao IN bottles at rs and 375 cents e Oh Aa. II
street. "i'' NO. ZUl Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

OARD'--Niagara Fire Engine Company, No g. of
worcester tender their grateful thanks to Messrs l. Wash
ourn u Co.. and VIM NJ Bedford for the liberal COLLATION.
PROVIDED by hem and also to sundry citizens for assistance
rendered by them working their machine on the occa
SION Oh 'e IRE on Saturday evening last BY order of the
Company.
eO<'uiF L. HOSMER Clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

POSTPONED Owing to unfavorable weather ast
evening, the poems which to have been delivered
at the CITY Hall, enow postponed until Tuesday eve.
n'ng March 4th, at which time we trust, that the pub
nc VIII extend their patronage to Messrs Ashley and
Minturn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

81 m 49, p GOODWIN, experienced and success
m Midwife, Gas one hundred and more can testify during
sne past year. lS5OO holds herself in readiness dav and
nsn 10 attend to the duties of her profession banEf
a1 P1si Vors, share of patronage is solicited which
Y pe bestowed upon tconaan, and il not will be upop
man WORD to the wise is sufficient Residence M &
AUSTIN street L3mosI Worcester Ian re- Isl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

w JOB PRINTING of all klnds-PamnbIe,s
o"'"iog"es' shop Bills, Bank Checks. Pin.
"s' concert Bills, Visiting and business
' fosters, &c. &c-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
oNeo"'ou AT lils OFFICE. upon moderate terms dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

Female Physician and NyfIxv,co ups r
a. graduate Of the Female Medical School
W Ieu Boston respectfully informs The Indies 81
'nat she VIII give immediate attention in ali
pi vs, AZ her residence, No. II Main street ~
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. nivt,aauos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

hoLpESs DOLLAR MAoAzINE. This Maya
zne Tor March is received at the Periodical Depot of
J. Burrill, No. s Merchants Row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

ton; Committee the Judiciary, bill concerning Mu-
| tual Insurance Companies.
The orders of the day taken up and good pro.
one stage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

The Governor has assigned Monday, the 9TH day Of
April next for third trial to elect representatives for
the 32d congress in districts No. 2, a, and g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25

be found in ans on aduisite favor always to
febl3dtf l.. L. LAZELL
" - =,