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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29
"There's good time coming, boys,
Wait q little lon0er.''

GREAT FIRE IN NEW YoRK.-On Saturday
morning, fire broke out at No. l6, Bowery, New
York, which, in consequence Of the severity of the
weather, baled all the efforts Of the fremen TO sub
due 1t, until sixteen buildings we've in ruins. The
Saturday evening Tribune sayp: "Seyera Of the en-
gines became clogged up with the ice, and were
broken by the fIremen in attempting to use them.-
Many Of the iremen we're severely frozen, and were
Obliged % leave the ground The greatest conster
nation prevailed among the residents Of the buildings
- tne vicinity Of the conaagration, and many fed
prec'ptaiely from their dwellings, leaving perhap,.
their all, prey 70 the devourng ELEMENT The TO.
tai loss ofproperty is estimated al sl5o ooo
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day possible Also those wishing TO iusert advertise.
meats in the Weekly should in as early as Monday
noon. All advertisements for this paper. from other.
than regular who have with Of
het, must epaid for at the time they inserted
The Progress Of Freedom and the mission
OF xOssuth
Every day that the great Magyar has spent in
this country, has served to give new impulse to
The cause of Freedom, not upon the continent of
Europe alone, but here in our own land. Men
cannot heve their blood stirred, as it has been by
the mighty appeals of the worlds great champion
OF democratic liberty, without its producing some
effect upon that sluggish conservatism of the great
marts of commerce, and Of our legislative halls,
which dares not permit them to follow any gener-
Gus impulses, until the consequences Of every step
have been weighed in the scales of sell-interest
and its effects upon the price of stocks, or the
value of cotton, has been carefully estimated In
vain, do the bunker sheets in the great cities TEEN
with the most mournfal Jeremiads against the
mission of kossuth, and pirate daily of the dangers
of punging cur country into European war, by
extending the hand of the nation to welcome the
illusuious exile, for Freedoms sake The people
have drank in the inspiration Of his mighty words;
they have been moved by his manly protests
against usurpation and wrong; they have had their
sympathles called out, in behalf of the down
trodden and enslaved, as they have never been
before, and this condition mind will make them
more clear sighted to the injustice and tyranny
perpetrated in their own land, and more disposed
10 feel and appreciate the extent OF this nations
guilt, in outawing her own citizens for exercising
those same glorious instincts that have ennobled
character of Kossuth.
The men of New York and Philadelphia,
have, it is said shed tears of sympathy over the
sutferngs, and trials of the noble Magyar race.
Men who subscribed funds TO fee the lawyers,
who sent Henry Long back TO Georgia. have also
subscribed to help on the cause of Freedom in
Hungary, and women. who have been melted to
tears by the tales of Austrian women whippers,
have given from their embroidered geiicaies, and
silken purses, the current coin Of the Union, IN
token of their regard for the maa who resisted
such barbarils to the last, who have never saa-
scribed any money, OF givea Their sympsshy IA
aid Of the movements calculated 70 parzllzs the
arms of the women whippsrs Of he Barbary
States Of this land
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

CORRESPONDENCE of the IN. Y. Mirror,
writing from Washington, says there is vast
deal Of Wing wire-pulIing for the Presidency.
The friends Of Mr.. Webster are cheating him, and
the New York clique, who profess to be WORKING
fOi him, are secretly favoring Scott. The Boston
Atlas, the Albany Journal, the N. Y. Tribune the
Philadelphia North American, Raymond,s Times
and others are for the General. The Scott men
also urge Secretary Graham for the Vice pre,i-
dsncy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

fhTA1 kAtcaoAD AceDnsr.- Friday eve
alaz, 2 "4o asaed jeremiah Naphy, was ,idiog
~ Jofapike street, 8oa'i Eos'on, aid il crossing
w l'aek ~ oe Old Colony Railroad, hiy degh was
''aes y a locomotive, aud te ~as fatally injured
he @as copyeyed 70 lbe Masgaehoens General
HospitaI, where he died shortly after -Bostoa J,u,.
null
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

RISE or MERcuRY.-The Cleveland Head
gives the following exampleof The g cuieness'' Of
az Irish nurse girl employed in a family in that
cry, and the truly Hlbernian plan adopted BY her
feE regulating The temperature Of a room by
Thermometer. She was told TO keep the instra-
mem - the Hsrsery al a certain point. but on
entering one morning, her mistress found the
ROOM very ca.a and the girl sitting nv the
Stove. helding the Thermometer close 10 The fire.
bscause, as she said g the little spalpeen had run
clean down uansf, ard she Eas warmia' II 10. an
SIRE soc q gate faess up - ma Meanwhile,
though ll1s nsazezrg aaas gsEtl.g sarn, the room
wasHL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

MELANcHeLY.-I.as Monday,a German ladv. NJ
s'saa, sixy years Of age, direct from Germany, ar
eayed al the canal landing, on In Sale street, in
tais place, on THE packet. Her health was feeble,
II gegtiag 81 the boat aH8 cond c,e 10 Mr.. Pick s
hotel. Ga entering the sitting room, She suddenly
and quiie unexpectedly found herself face 10 face
Nglh her oaly daughter, whom she had not seen for
a number Of years, and 10 see whom she had made
be- journey 60 this country Each recognized the
other, and with estate JOY, folded each o,ber in
their arms. The mother gave ulterance to few
expressions Of ioye aal affection fpr her child, aud
thea s'voaned away. She was placed upon bed !,
and all means were used restore her to conscious
ness. hai ali IL VAIN The .pirit had departed-.she
WIS dead.- Offar4 Fre. TFa9v.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

AEaTgczY,-~h Democratic meeting vas re-
e4'ag ~ p Iozsa cosaty, ~, Al which del
g ~ refs s,p5oie4 % attend tie gtse Con-
fesaaa y ffsoliort o. ne slbof January next
y DE I'sf ofdelezates il found he name d Geo.
= Blskey, ~, late emancipation candidate
Fl lAset Dpyemof, On fae ticket With Cassius
81. CiaY.
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Q he D oilp SPY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1851.

II ADVERTISERS, wishing TO have their advertisements
appear the next day, will please send in early the
day as possible Also, those wishing insert advertise
meats in the Weekly, should send early as Monday
noon. All advertisements for this paper from Others
than regular advertisers who have with the Of
fec, must be paid for at the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

5EssAA8 s11 1-,sHr-s-ss ~ ZEEEsEAE
EEFLa3raE rsE L4sE HrBsAasAg R1vo-
zvrssss "a EHf. 3 =. TEFT1. b I9,-iae .asss.
zm@aa In ass asers and E4i- y manzass, asaeh
ia asa ap4ssiss a tBe sssiuas 8 Ire -. j u lie
Iasaes siaisss 3 rsesa saeF. lsss 80 &c sis pss
-iealisa = sersrs sauass, q ss.9rs y lers a.e,
beias csag. ahssssssauos q lIangarlaa ais.s-r aid
Esarliesrt tsoHs cBssaers relating - IT, - var
ia ahiab Eassua bore = tsa-96sBaus ,as- -
al ihese moias. W. sliaa 90 vas rasse ss i e1r-
- as5ses aas sase 1-s1a5sssres ~ 4 4. - ~
lssa ealausaasd S. iassar sas Eia.1 ,F as s5sn a
r@gac 81 b. ss-asaaaat 5as and se,r 3. D 5.s 1s
iuie set ass sslssea el5zsa asasef b. sn.ss.
MaregFe', - 81 Mars eosssass \ sssa-
gaTiaa hiass. aa up q . fsp hoa-s sassss ,ss
carefsiy rres@rs8. Az esggpes r-ss rasme
upon vhira ~ assos has asss snssS gears u ..,.
and feseareA- To D.. Tea.. nsre r.sa = sr ertsr
man IL the Uoiiea s,zsa.s s 1.s ~ aaee Il s..s~
ine-effecied ihe Hoaztioa x g9s-s ~ ga.
through his agency, that she frss setsl.s - - Id
GRAFTON, IN the mode 70 which tai iaes@sasa uas ~
fected, was forwarded 70 Coagrsss; al . assa.
more than any other author who ilss ssses de q,
tempt, belongs the honor Of having urs,,ea BE ie.t
history Of Hungary, and biography Of Kossatb. hat
has yet appeared from any American pen. Wecor.
daily commend the book the notice Of our readers.
under the conviction that 10 intelligent citizen in the
land can fail 10 reap much instruction from it, pages
| Daniel Upham Of BrookGeld, Is agent ior i,s .ale
| = his county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

we fatn lfom View York, thai the Magyar hat,
with broad. turned % rim, aud baided mnd. i NV
worn W lnodrcds Of well dressed perions in Broad
way, and several gentlemen who have mercantile
credit to sustain, have boldly adopted IT, II = won
derih bow becoming il is, TO almost all faces -
There are several Hungarian innovations in cloaks
o.---Bcston JopyaaL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

"SERyED 'EM RIGHT. "--At the court Of Conn
mon Pleas, in Dedham, District Attorney Wikin-
son made preseutuenl from the Grand Jury, Of
three wiinese named Thomas McCue, Chaeles
Fisher, and Joseph Burk, summoned to testify on
liquor case IN Canton When questioned BY The
Grand Jury they gave eyasiye answers To an
inquiry OF what Kind Of liquors he bought at the shop
IL question: one witness replied that he had called
it "campbene." The Court gave them rcpri.
mand, fined them $lO and costs and ordered thai
their witness fees be not allowed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

ATTgMPTED LlQuoR SEIZURE AND DrrpAr
or The AUfHoRlfiEs..--Bapgor Me-. Dee. 26lh.
There was ROT 10 dayat Mount Desert, in an
attempt 10 seize liquors. The officer was knocked
down, and the liquors carried Of in triumph by the
rioters, aud secreted. The authorities had sent to
Ellsworth for additional officers, and further trouble
was apprehended.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

DaowsED-Oa Thursday last, son Of Mr..
Ezfa s@ih, aged II, and a Mr.. Nightingale, were
drowned ia the Hening Pond, in Plymouth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

DohcnFsrEn AsD WiLros BASIN RoBBEaY.
- pefSon supposed 70 have beeo engaged 10 the
famous Dofeiesier and Milton Bank robbery has
been caught % buffalo Tbs Is the 9Th Three
are N State ffison, and one Is nov 10 Jail a Ded.
ban, waiting sentence. Justice, though slow, is
generally pretty sure Of her objects.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

a CHILD, nineteen days DID, was killed, in
England. by taking single drop Of laudanum,
Oh sugar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

JENNY LrED's FAREWELL CoNcERrs. Jenny
Lind VII give The first Of her farewell series Of six
concerts IN New York city next Tuesday evening.
The price Of Tickets has been fixed at SO, ss2 and
Al each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

A LETTER from the mines, Published in a
California paper, says,-''We are improving up
here-rniners 6g.s less, drink less, and pray more
than they did.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

THE CoLDEsr. Saturday morning. the Their.
mometer at sunrise indicated temperature of
So below zero in Dorchester; ID below in MIL
ion? 10 l-2 below in West Newton; p : below
in Salem; IS below in South Danvsrs; and s .
below in Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

THE GERMANIAss.-This talented band Of mu-
sieans viii give Of their inimiiabe performances
At the City Hall, o-morrow evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

HEAVY D1mAGEs FoK LiBGL.--Dahie n
Hunt, a steamboat Captain, has recovered s27,5CO
damages for libel, AZ -. Loais, from John simood..
Il appears the defendant had charged tie plaindff
with ogefoadiug his boat; and ~ Chairman of The
Board Of Underwriters, had Published notice IN
the 81 Louis and New Orleans papei 4, stating hat
the insurance Offices would not insure goods Skinned
~ any boat commanded by the plaintiff. The con
sequence was, he could procure no freight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

OHio.-Wm. Duane Morgan Esq, recently
elected Auditor of Ohio, has announced his de-
termination to have all State taxes collected in
specie, with view to test the solvency of the
Banks ofthal State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

RAnaoAD DisfoesDs ,~-Tas gss,ea Pfysi.
deooe Rai'raae Conpsay iesoereses = s4gi s.s.ssl
dividend q . pr oehf, maklag pr cegt g., iae
year. Fichbsrg, seai1sootsi, 3 ler eeot, 7 ~
eeet ior ile gear Worcester, ssmi-aaeaai, ar
per cent, 7pereepi or ihe gear FsH river, ,e,ai.
annual, ] cent, ~ PER cent ~ DE year,--
Western, sen,i-amual, pr cent, per ceat C,r he
year. Taunton Braaeh, seioi,soosal, 4 per cent,
sper cent ior The year. Ea,ien, semi aauaal, 4
per cent, per cent for fbe sear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

GEoRGIA.-'lhe Georgia Legislature has re-
jected by vote of 80 to 26, proposition to call
onlhe people to unite in sending delegates to the
Democratic Presidential Couyeation to be held IN
BaIlimore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

IlFE AND LETTERS OF JUICE SroRY.-
Lutte s. Brown, Boston, have just pubIist ed the
life aud letters Of Judge Story, edited by his SON.
In notice oftbe work, the New York Evening
Post SAYS;
at is litlle curious that there is but one letter
in the volume from Mr.. Webster,and that short
OF which seems 10 have cot in by accident Il
Is well known, indeed, The volume shows that
the Judge was in frequent correspondence with
MF, Webster, and it is improbable that the let
tiers of the latter have been DESTROYED 0fcourse
The editor has act suppressed them voluntarily,
and The Inference IS lhat they have been sup
pressed by Nh Webster
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Must be Paid!

A Ill The unsettled counts The late firm Of LONG
IN SNOW, must be settled previous TO Jan lath
Until that tine tic ace uns can be settled With either
Of the rn, al the store of GEO. A. DRESSER, No l76
, Main street g. W.IONGLEY.
declg dI6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

We are glad tsaat Adams is 50 well natropizeJ
AT his New sEs ligt Rooms il Brinoy Rev There is
~ MS bagnereotYpes, JUST disposition of Eight and
shadow mi ga natural position, and M artist al ar
Engagement OF III III Hccesso les which make up per
fec picture To time expense ald dsapnoint
ne, call ol Adams fpr Daenerroiypes and avoid The
Rooms ~ III Sc uh0 have neither skin or genius
fur q bnsinoss, aud who sole aim is 10 cure The
Tocks rather lli 20 attain perte tan TO elevate an
art whose Importance hey capable of appreciat
ing INV 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29
Lost,

nN the road from Leicester 10 Worcester last Frday
~ morning, IA small Cloth BAG, with "A Dog wroIgh'
IN Noised side and BIRD on Me other ltcon-
tanned pair Of panaloons puir OF Shoes, ana some
other articles. The finder shall be suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at this Office. dec2q az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

L. y. NJ thols, III. ID, HomnrArHc ~.
sIoIAN, Residence No II2 Main street on PHY-
from tos A. NJ, 2 to and toaP.M hours
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

IA boy captured two deer near sandusky,
Ohio, by throwiega rope over their antlers, which
BY some means had become 50 entangled as to
prevent either from escaping
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

IN ti5 city Is inst Sarah A. vile OF israel Reyes,
IN the -6th ear her age.
cfai oh Tuesday, al 10 O'clock, from her late resi-
on Lhtoln street Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend. ~
iIe 2sih inst eyi B Fagg, aged "a
uhe ~ GA IHesdaS, o'oloch trom the residence
o. ms lahtr on Elizabeth Friends are invited to
attend without il,lher notice
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Wanted Immediately.

A GOOD TENEMENT fora small family, IN the
IA immediate vioiaity OF THIS Office. for when iar
rent will be pad. Inquire at the Counting Room oil
this paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

~ Lola Monies is 10 make her FIRST appearance
40 Monday evening, at the broadway Theatre New
York. The tickets are to be sold at auction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

CoLoRED SEAMEN.-Mr. Mazyek, from the
committee of the South Carolina legislature on
the remonstrance of the British Consul, reports
that the law subjecting colored seanen to imprs-
onment on their arrival in that state, ''does not
conflict with the British treaty nor the U. S.
Constitution The Governor is requested to com
municate to the Consul that
"'This law is maintained because it is deemed
important to the internal peace and security
the state, and not from any desire TO embarrass
their commerce. or TO offend their just pride That
the people Of the State attached TO the princi-
pies of free trade, and fully appreciate the pre-
eminent importance of an unrestricted commerce
with the subjects OF her Britannia Majesty; but, if
they are compelled TO choose between CONNER
oia interest and az essential attribute Of indepen-
dent sovereignty, they will uuhesitalingly prefer
the latter, and they believe that their sympathy
will command the appreciation aud choice of the
goverumen, and people of Great Britain"
THr GREAT FAIR IN NEW YoRK. The
Board Of Aldermen Of New York, have adopted
resolution granting to MIR. Riddle aud his asso-
cates the exclusive use Of Madison Square for
two years. Mr.. R, is to erecta building in the
square, measuring GOO by 200 feet, in which he
purposes to exhibit articles brought from the
Worlds Fair. He is restricted to charge of
fifty cents for admission, is to expend six thou
sand dollars in erecting an iron fence around the
square, and at the expiration of two years is to
take away the building Ii is understood that
the building IS to cost Sl5oO0O and the parties
interested expect to gain large profits by the ex-
hibiiion.
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| THE CoLDEsr. Saturday morning. the tbsr.
mometer at sunrise indicated "a tempera,pr. of
= below zero in Dorchester; ID below in MIL
TOM lo IL below in West Newton; p : below
in Salem; Is below in South Danvsrs; and s .
below in Worcester.
OHlo.-Wm. Duane Morgan Esq, recently
elected Auditor of Ohio, has announced his de-
termination to have all State taxes collected in
specie, with view to test the sovency of the
Banks ofthat State.
GnoReIA.-'ihe Georgia Legislature has re-
jected by vote Of 90 to 26, proposition to call
onlhe people to unite in sending delegates to the
Democratic Presidential Convention to be held IN
Baltimore
ALABAmA.-In the House, the Judiciary Com.
miuee to whom was elrrled the bill to prevent the
Introduction Of slaves iulo the State, for sale, and for
other purposes reported that it is, at this time, in.
eSpedieut to legisate upon he sui jcct
A FELLOW named Jacl, Hole living near Cow
ngton, KY, has adopted way of writing his
name, which throws phonotypy clear into the
shade. He makes big -. )" and then abs his
pen through I've paper fosihe e'Fiolc.'
REPoRTs concerning Hon Henry Clay's health
state thathe is slowly but surely sinking under an
affection oflhe lungs, and that but lille hope is
entertained Of his living until spring
g.rc,. -, ', a., ,x,,pt 40 E. .n,,i,
vanuaIi, Georgia Ii fell throughout one night,
being the FIRST snow since 1889. The thermome-
ter was at the freezing point.
THE MusEUm-Mr. Gernon, The Dramatic D.
rector Of this establishments takes beaeft Ibis eve
ming, as Don Cesar, il the drama Of Bon Caesar de
Baaan. The performances to conclude with the
Bronze Horse.
Ga The storm last evening, prevented the leIe-
graphic wires from working, aud in consequence, we
are without usual dispatches this morning.
PLURAL1rY LAw.-The Dedham Gazette
thinks that the Plurality Law, so far as it relates
TO the choice of Presidential Electors, my be re-
pealed at The next session 9th legislature 1t
ought never to have been passed LoceH finer
lean.
- The Waterown and Rome railroad, N. Y,
had, on the 24lh inst, been blocked up for some
days, by snow.
A Marriages STOPPED. Gen. Caivaignac
was to have been married to Mdlle Oder, the
heiress ola wealthy banker, on the very day he
was arrested and sent 10 Ham.
~ Lola Monies is 10 make her FIRST appearance
40 Monday evening, at the broadway Theatre New
York. The tickets are to be sold at auction.
IA boy captured two deer near sandusky,
Ohio, by throwinga rope over their antlers, which
BY some means had become SO entangled as to
prevent either from escaping.
A LETTER from the mines, Published in
California paper, says,-''We are improving up
here-innefs fg.t less, drink less, and pray more
than they did.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

Christmas, Mt Our House, All ready. with
Splendid Goods Tor PRESENTS, al PuTNAM'S. NO.
2l9 Main street, doors south of American Temper.
hnco House. decl0 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

PLURAL1rY LAw.-The Dedbam Gazette
thinks that the Ploralty Law so far as it relates
TO the choice of Presidential Electors my be re-
pealed at the next session ofthe legislature 1t
ought never TO have been passed LoceH finer
lean.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

A FELLOW named Jack Hole living near Cow
ington, KY, has adopted way of writing his
name, which throws phonoiypy clear into the
shade He makes big -" and then jabs his
pen through I've paper forihe sflole.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

Iy The storm last evening, prevented the ieIe-
graphic wires from working, aud in consequence, we
are without our usual dispatches this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

DIR. Harrington, at 8 o. k21 MAIN street,
caH be CONSULTED cofienfqHy ~ his Office, all cases
N. to- n, All communications mast be post raid.
nOv2l dig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

- The Waterlown and Rome railroad, N. Y,
had, on the 24lh INST, been blocked up for some
days, by snow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

. Q & aFs d exquisite flavor nre always to be
found N ~ utilities 10 suit, nj The Drug store Of
T.. T. LAIELL,
l5-dti POI hlan st.
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; "a nNAD "a TEAlFa.

Ruspimi's italian Hair Tonic, Is nniyersa5
eslee ed as the purest and best preparation for cleal
ing preserving, and beautiyn The Hair Prepasss<
ans sold wholesale ard RETAIL BY G. S. q A. ] nffW n
and D. sCOrr, Jr, 4 co. 9ec20dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

Cool and sparkIGng soda-wi,h
every variety OF sYRUrS. Fit, Tickets for one dollar
l. 7, LAZELi, Apothecary,
sepb dwtt 20 Main street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

DIR. II. w. Bu to IA, PuLMoSisT, Corner Of
MAN and lyre streets, opposite Co on's ulsery,-
Where his services can be promptly obtained al any
hour by day or ight, when prevented By previous
Professional luIies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

Us. moore, MERCHANT TALON, and Dealer
IN Gents Furnishing GOods-No. 2l35 Mainstreot, u.
Hotel Building, Worcester. Mass. jy2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

y. *. clark, HoMGpATHro PuYsIcfAv.-No
walnut street 0iIice honrs from TO a. NJ, and
nom ] 20 u.
Worcester Jan. lst 1854 anl II