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CoOksOl innOcent!-Mrs. Cookson has been found
al her athers III Maine, and her family preserved from
sad calHmy and so beautiful head hair be pre-
seryedb the use OF BURDlTT'S OLEAGINOUS MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND, which softens, ceases, beauties,
and preserves the hair.
& sold by L.. T. Lazell, Druggist, 2Ol Main ST. Price
s5 and 81 cents per bote. aug2O.dtt
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Worcester Water Cure Institution.

y
This Institution is readiness for patients In its
arrangement The comfort and enjoyment OF the invalid
have been carefully studied
Terns &c.tOr full board and treatment from Sc to 10
per week Treatment withou. board, from So TO Der
week No deduction for absence less than one week. A
medical lee OF 50 usually required for first examination.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheeIsj two wooden bankets comfortable and
old linen for bandages DC
Out door practice attended TO as usual.
Office hours from 10 o IL A. NJ, and 2 to p NJ.
S ROGERS, NJ. ID.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-16

TO husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Companies among which is the
National Loan Fund.- furnish freely to ali ersons desi-
rous OF awaiting themselves of its advantages fullest in
FORMATION III relation to the whole subject the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
je20-dwtf EDWARD n FIsKF
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DIED

IN this CITY, llh instant Miss Isabel A. Howe aged 49,
III Spehcer' DIN instant Mrs Elias Bems aged 40.
In West Brookteld, 9TH instant Ella Frances, daughter
oil sherlock d and Harriet F. Livermore, aged year
month aud IL DAYS ''
IN Sterling, 10Th instant, Miss Lucy Goss aged TO-
IN LuhenbuGg, 9th instant, MIR Andrew SAWYER 90
In Holland, Ere Co., N. Y, June llth Dea Caleb Cut
ef aged 9O Dea O. was born in Milford, Mass and was
Oh the Old Puritan stock lie removed to Erie 1 n Y
In 1916 and died ON the farm which he frat purchased
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-16

u JOB PRINTING of all kinds,-I'aIn phle cts,
Catalogues, shop bills, Bank Checks, Pias
cards, concert Bills, Visiting and business
CARDS, Posters, &c. &C.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at TlllS OEFIGE. mnderala LerLns Ill
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~ The Steamer Pampeo, Of Cuban notorety, has
been surrendered to the Collector Of Jacksonville, Fla
She was chased into the river by revenue cutter and
was blockaded there so that she could not escape.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-16

q CHILSHN'S FURNAt e.. Ponds RAN
$es, Hedenberg's Portable Fugnaces, and
EnIersOn's VeMtilatOrs.
D. Flooring Agent tor the above, rs Main street.
IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-16

gY' The Worlds Fair, at London. docs M, e.n
interest Additions have just been received frou
Sweden.
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,h G me New York Mirror thai the rece,p,s a,
Tue New York Hotel are from $1,000 10 Slo0o '" AZ
over ana above expenses. The pronra,or Al ,u"y
not, has made nearly 100000 in the las Gva won
and y now preparing to build new hotel Of yh;,d
MARBLE which will outshne everything in the hotel n'
Inc above paragraph is having run throuOb III,
papers, without any note OF the discrepancy it contains
According to our "silern,'' $1,000 n div ,yold /,
more than $500 900 in single year, but the Statement
that the proprietor has cleared manly that sum in 70,
years is sufficiently exuavagant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-16

The SLAVE RIOT IN CHRIsrIANA.-Tbe IT
D. Marshall, attended by fifty U. S. troops went 70
'ni's'lana on Saturday, and made twenty-four ar
rests Most of the prisoners are col,red, who were
armed with guns, dirks, &c. The excitement con-
'lnue' undated. Not less than hundred negroes
are reported to have been concerned in ros;.,;a a.
oniceT'. Young Gorsuch IS still alive. After ex-
amlna'on' two whites and nine negroes were con,
ned TO Lancaster Jail, and the rest were d,scboroa
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NoIICE.-The proprietors Of this paper VIII not be
responsible for goods delivered others Than them
serves or their own families, without written order from
us for the same. EARLE A. DREW
worcester, August Z.
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MARRIED.

In this city, lth instant by Rev. ]. D. King of East
Brldsew"ter, Mr. Elijah Klmba Jr, of Clappvie 10 Miss
susan E. Hardness of this city.
In Clinton, All instant, by Rev. Mr. Bowers, Mr. John
w. Brown TO Miss Elizabeth l. Davis
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WORCESTER DELEGATIoE.-At meeting Of ,bo
Free'So party of Worcester, held on FRIDAY evening
August 22d, the following gentlemen were chosen ,o
represent the Free-Soilers of this city in the stare
Couvnpton IN ha hold ,h;s IA,
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Charles Allen, Peter G. Bacon!
Henry Chaplin, Jonas M. Miles.
Charles Washbnrn, John w. Wetbereu.
John r. Burbank, Warren Williams,
Edwin Draper, Samuel A. Porter,
e. q. Watkins, Geo. +. lloar,
Curtis Forbush Timothy S. Stone.
John +. Gleason.
Voted to give the Committee power to fill all yacan.
cies that may occur in the delegation.
Thomas DREW, Sec'y.
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r vg,p M ~ ~ Sn,, September 10, 1851
oy ior the county OF Worcester, has this lny issued
u ,mlDury IN said County, Matchmaker an insoyen,
uep'or nno me payment of any debts or the delver m
y properly belonging TO said nsolven debtor 10 bi
forbidden by law. - F''f'S ~ MN, are
or VIII be held at court of Insolvency NJ te mice -,
a 20 N Worcester in said County on The 9
my " C.ooer next nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for th
"'s nss'oi J. w. WHIPPLE, DIS
'-uo'"" Messenger.
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. New Mown Hav.

A Supply of this new and much admired pere,mo -, .,
N bins just received and for sails by ~ " Luz
sepIo owlsdw IL y. LAZELL Apolhecnry on Min s,
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Gents White Kid Gloves,
A LII numbers, OF the best qualiIv unap, co.
IA found at 'PVi'''' ai"u!s 10 LIE
seplb d6twtf CuANprp,rD- go
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Ladies White Kid Gloves
III. numbers oi the ceebrated AubrV, XII cIo, 4.
~ Whlle and Black Colors, just received by 'S' -
'NPlO uOtNu CHAMKERIIN & 90
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
HI The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been aathorizeG by resolution Of
that body, ito invite plans accompanied by esti-
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
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sTEELE's FAsHIONABLE HAT
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,.
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FACULTY. a4
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