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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

80 lew days since hal the pleasure Of call
ing at the Worcester Eye and Ear Infrmar,, under
the Gaze ct DIR. Sione an experienced Oculist and
hnris'' Among the varI0,s patients the Doctor had
Under successful treatment was an interesting o,rl
oi ID, Jane, daughter Of Juha Winde, of Bo,lston.
This gnl had l'een completed, blind for seven months
previous To coming under the Doctnr' care, some
SIX weeks since, aud she has so far recovered her
sigh ~ 10 short tine be- able to see snaII
Objects, as We on selves Witnessed. We also saw
another 81 his raiipnis, badly Gom The State Of
Maine, wls had suffered Tor six wears wilma very
malignant liberation ri the ear, which had resisted
The treatment Of several eminent physicians Of
Maine, Boston, aud csew here, but il is now nea,lv
cured by The treatment OF hardly six uonlhs, under
the care u Dr. Stone. physician ~ eminent in
treating those organs 81 essential 10 happiness,
cannot but re regarded beneiactnr Of our race.
Woonsockd Pdtrid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
French Affairs.

From papers received by the Atlantic, we copy
some further particulars in relation 10 the preselt
state of affairs in Paris.
On Monday, upwards of six thousand of the
officers and men of the regiment newly arrived in
Paris, were introduced 10 the President, who adj
dressed them as follows:
"Gentemen- In receiving the officers of the
different regiments OF the army who succeed each
other in the garrison of Paris, congratulate my
self on seeing them animated With that spirit
which was our glory, ami which constitutes
security. / viii nor speak TO you, therefore,
enher of your duties your discipline. You have
always performed your duties with honor, wheth-
er in the land of Africa, on the soil of France,
and you have always maintained discipline intact
in the midst of The most difficult trials. | hope
that these trials will not return but lfthe gravity
of circumstances should rene them and compel
me 20 make an appeal to your devutedness, am
sure that should not be disappointed because you
know that demand nothing that is not in accor-
dance with my rights, recognized by the constilu-
lion, with military honor and with The interests
ofthe country because have placed at our head
neO VINO have my entire confidence, and aho
merit yours; because iiever The day of danger
should arrive, will not do.as the government
which have proceeded me have done. viii moi
say to you, 'March | viii ioilow you;' but
viii say 10 YOU, 'liarch follow me- -
This speech is loOkod upon declaration OF
againsl the assembly ,and it is said was great
ly disapproved of by the ministry 1t caused a
slight decline on the Bourse, but no olher results
are apparent The p,ople have received it ia
vorabiy and it is said that officers OF all grades,
and soldiers declare their intention 10 adhere to
the President in preference, and if needfu in OPP
position TO The assembly.
The report of the diet of the committee, TO
whom had been referred he electoral law pro-
posed by the President, WIS read III the ssen bly,
ON the llth, 1t recommends the absolute n C
ton of the measure. The d mccratIc socialist
committee ofParis, has declared 1t " i'll take
part in the election III ,hat city on the Both, in
conseqt ence of the curtanent of the franchise
by the law of The 3lst May, and it recommends
all republican, electors 10 pursue the same course.
AT one of lis meetlHgs the connllssary of police
uas in attendance to watch proceedings, when
the committee declared it would not deliberate
in the presence Of the government agent, and add
journed.
| The proposition Of the quesios with regatd to
The cali cut uftroops for the defence Of the as
scmbly is The prevailing topic IN Paris 1t having
been discovered that although The assembly has
this power, the appointment of general over
the said troops rests with the president
Two euiS.aries from the central committee
of refugees in London have been arrested in Paris
and the houses of persons in communication viii
them had been searched and m~ny pt pers sez d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW
And among the most recent, is The new whole
sale and retail Druggist and Apothecary Store, of
Messrs. GEO. S. & Albert j. HOWE, in the new
Worcester Bank Block, on Foster ST. Our read
erS will recognize the junior partner of this con-
Germ, as the efficient and genIlenanly chief clerk
Tor the last ten years, Of Messrs. C. A. & E. Har-
rngton. They have also secured the services of
Mr.. JAS L. BURBANK, who, our citizens " ell
know,has been for several years with the Messrs
Greens. Their store is fitted mp nd furnished in
the. most tasteful manner land they are prepareJ TO
do the handsome thing by all who may favor Them
with call. For full particulars we refer to their
advertisements in another column of to-days
paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
by TELEGRAPH.
hooking celdent.

shocking ccident.
New YoRK, Nov. oath.
The north wall of Gregory q Harmon's
Brewery at the corner of Sheriff aud Brown sts,
cell upon the roof Of one of Hoe & Co.'S buildings
this afternoon, crushing portion of 1t A NUM-
her of men were buried in the ruins. Two of
them named Mckay and Brown were killed, and
several severely wounded. The ioreman' Mr..
Allen. is also supposed 10 be killed.
The Coroner is still holding his investigation of
the Schoo-house tragedy. Two more deaths are
reported, boy and girl, and it Is said to be
likely that Others of the wounded wlll die
The Georgia sailed at O'Clock, for Chasres'
with 600 passengers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

To MAKE VARIOUS KINDS OF INK IN THE
BEST MANNER.-JAPAN WAITING INK
boil four ounces OF lugw oud one hour in six
quarts Of water, supplying the d, hciency as 1t
wastes; strain the liquor and add more water to
make the quantity five quarts, II II be deficient,
and while the liquor is still hot, add twenty
ounces of bruised Aleppo gals, four ounces Of
sulphate of iron (copperas) burned to whIteness,
three ounces ofbrown sugar, or io,f, six ounces
of gum arabic, half an ounce of acetate OF cop
per Cbue viiio) keep all in vessel for four
teen days frequently agitaling it during that time;
afterwards let il stand rest till the course parts
fall TO the bottom; then pour off and bottle for USE
n b. The logwood must be the best Cam
peachy
This is the best ink for writing with steel pens,
as the copperas is deprived Of It's uphurc acid,
and does not so readily mjure the pen.
BLUE INK OF THE FINEST DEEP COLOR
Prussian blue and one-slxth part OF oxaiic acid
pounded together, diluted in "a small quantity OF
water; keep this solution or rather mixture, uotll
The Ingredients are perfectly combined. Nine
DAYS is the tim" it ought to~stund Make it
Wi ing thickness by adding pure water and
| Ile dissolved gun Arabic.
Coon RED INK.-Boll a strong decoclon OF
| Br I'll Wood, and add little alum and gum
| arabic. A strong solution OF cochmeai with
| creem of tartar aud aun or murlate OF TIN, IN
very small quantities, makes most brilliant red
ink, hut it Is too expensive for common use 1t
would be most beautiful coor when usf d upon
someanina substance than veg4tahle-like paper.
GREEN INK.-D ssOlye disabled verdlgrls lnlo
strong vinegar, and make it into.a proper conss-
renc, for writing, by solution OF gum arabic
ENTHUSIASTICALLY reason why gum Is re-
qoled N ~ lax, Is that most OF the vegetable and
with the water in which they are boiled or
scaided, SO Intimately that some ct, er substance
or substances are needed to set the particles o
color free from the water, so thai they may leave
an Impression upon the paper. Thus copperas
alum, mnrlate ri tin, acetate of lead and nun
bsr OF OTHER substances used TO sci free the
PARTICLES Of color, or what is called precIpilating
Gum arabic or some other glutnous substance
holds the PARTICLES of color ia solution, in othe
wor IS, from he falling to the bottom and leavins
the water by itsif. and the colorng matter moth
Ing but thick sediment
We have given receipts for making various
kinds of ink; those who are fond of iIiuminatin!
cards, will mud them invaluable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
The Nlodern BeIle.

EXTRACT FROM MR.. sTARK's POEM, READ Al
THE LATE MAEcBksIER, n H. FAIR
The daughter sits in the paror,
Aud hollis in her EASY chan;
She's clad Ia her silks and satins,
And Jewels are in her hair
She winks and glggles and Siinpers'
And smuers and giggles and wInhs.
And though she talks but little,
IT'S vastly more than she thinks.
Her father goes clad in his russet
Aud ragged and seedS at that
His C, ais are all out AT the elbnw,
He. wears a most shocking bad nae
He's boarding aud saving his shlllinss,
SO carefully day by day,
" hile she, GA her beauX and poodes
ais throwing them all away
She lies a-hcd in the morning,
Til nearly the hour OF nooni
Thea comes down swapping and shai'lhs
Because she MAS called so snon;
Her hair is still in the papers,
Her ch eks slid dal,bled with PAINT
Remains oi her last nights bushes,
Before she intended 10 iaint.
She d ats upon men unshaven,
And men Nth ''ihe flowing hair,
She's eloquent over m"ustaches,
The, give such foreign air,
She iaks ol Italian music,
AID fails in love with the moon,
An though but mouse should meet hei'
She sinks away IN IA swcon.
Her feet are so very little,
Her hands very white,
Her Jewels so very heavy,
Aud her head SO very light;
Her colo is made OF cosmetics,
Though this she never viii own,
Her body made mostly OF cotton,
Her heart is made wholly OF stone.
She falls in love with fellow,
" 30 rwtil> with foreign ain
He niartIes her for her money,
She marrIes hun tur his haT;
One OF The vely best matches
Both are well mated ~ lite,
She's 90, IA Tool iur her husband,
He's cot a fool lni his wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

HOUSEKEEPING. Our readers will see by
reiero"ce to our advertising columns, tina, Mr..
Wm II. Eaton, has opened AN inliiaiory Count.
Ing Room in the Worcester Bank Block, for the
purpose Of teaching Book. Keeping, Commercial
writing and Arithmetic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

RAILROAD Acc1DKNr-'rhe Dover. IN.
Il } Gazette, gives the following account of
fatal accident which occurred ON the Cocheco
R.iihoad, on Friday evening LIST
The s. train up at nigh, usually takes the mer-
chandIza cans. he merchandise car on this
train was attached next to the engine the passen
ger car being behind. They had proceeded about
three miles above Rochester village, when in
passing Il 'culver" about fifteen feet deep which
had been undermined by the eavy rain Of The
previous day, the merchandise car fell through,
and the engine, which had passed over, being
suddenly drawn back on the car, completely
demolished both, killing instantly tho engineer,
apt, Samuel P. Iwon,bley, and the fren an, Mr.
Charles Young; also an freshman, named Rich
ard McCiusby. The passenger car sustained no
injury whatever The bodies Of all three were
taken out from under the ruins in about two
hours, but life was extinct.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

GREAT WEBsTER WHIG RALLY IN
GRAFToS~--Tbe Webster WI igs Of Grafton
were invited TO meet on Saturday evening last, to
choose delegates to the Webster Convention to
be held in Boston to day. We learn that the
only persons who responded to the call. were the
4 ntieman who made il, AID the Ssrtou who
lighted the lamps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

SMALL Pox IN CHARLEsTowN. This
much dreaded disease is somewhat prevalent in
CharIes'own at The present time. The iype
OF It known as variolod is most prevalent. II is
confined 10 no particular class or age, but to all
Glasses and ages
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Eg- That old Wing paper, the Newburyport
Herald, contained a remarkable article las,
Thursday. The prostra'ion Of The Wing parry
the Janus faced Springfield convention--and the
miserable, dwelling leadership of the editor Of
The Atlas, were It's topics. w shall refer to il
again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

NATIVE AMER1cANIsM IN BosToN. This
party met on Saturday evening, and nomn. ted
Of ). We Smith. who had 10 votes to I6 for
Francis Turkey, and 2 for Edward Brooks JON
athan Pierce presided, Jesse Mann was the
principal orator, and c. W. Denison read an
aldress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

v. 49, Palmtr, the American Newspaper Agent
Is an authorized Agent for th, paper the tiles of s
ton New York and Phllade hia AMI is duy emplo, ed
|" take adve tsenents and subscriptions al The ties as
required BY us lis receipts will be regarded MS pa,
nlehts. Ills offices re- OSfON, ScOays Bull inns
Court stj NEW YORK, Tribune Buildings; pIIIlA
-DELfhlA, N. w corner laird an, Chestnut SITS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Our Telegrsphic Des patches, last night, from
acarIy all the towns in the State, give Coalition
majority of about six iu,the House. conceding to
the Wings all they claim, with the chances IA
the few remaining towns in favor of the Coalition.
Taking our own previous accounts, it will add
two or three to our majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Particular Notice. The best Daguerr' otypes
mad IN this City made at Dt.VAN ALSTlN'S two
doors no tn of the American Temperance House. The
public invited to call and examine specimen. ]
have got la ge and splendid cory of the Green slave
taken hl1 the lair in this city, which well worth
u visit to my o3Od3W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1851.

r. ADVERTISERS, wishing TO have then advertisements
appear The next day. will please SEND IN as early inc
sy as possible. Also those wishing toeri soVertse-
meats in the Weekly, should send IN as eariy as Monday
uoou All advertisements for tins Papef' from DINERS
than regular advertisers, who have sccounts Wild OF
6oe, must be paid for at the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

FIRE ~ WoRcEsTER.-The City Stable, on
Linden Street. caught fire, set on fire ,ester.
day afternoon, in the bay.,now. Tue Fire Depart
meat was promptly Oh hand, and il WAS soon extn.
guished. Loss, about $3.50 or $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

IHE HILLorYPE.--ltiS now said, upon how
good auihorl we do moi know, that Nr lill's
''nch talked "l'nprovenenl upon the d,gue,ren-
Typ. Is L'are' that the production ofcolors has
MOI been successful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
COMMERCIAL
70 tom MarAei, onaay >ov. "a.

70 IUFA HarAei, OndRy Ov. "a.
our an Gtaih.-Th market 3 firm Tor Flour with
sales Mo aud acrig s. - u 37l fur aucy and
c"1mo brands; % or cuuiron Geuese; 4 ST. a 1850
or lahc al'ds CCrn is firm at Ga "A 65c for tiISrd;-
an NoFthe II Oats are Gu 10 Al. per bush
Proysiuhs-POlk is firm ut Tie prices nuted Salur.
'oy 81 - plenty ami ul. good brands " estcru so-
ling at . Sit s. per Dbl In Lard and Hams no
change.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Job Printing of All nts-P' n pbi' If. Gaia osue
Shop III, bal k checks. lacards CoIcu Bills Nst
ing and Business POstes, DC &c, NEATLY and
PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE, upon dera.e
FERNS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Notice THE prupretors Of this paper VIII not
he responsible for am goods delivered to others than
themselves their families without written or
der from as for the same EARLE 81 DREW
Worcester Augus1 = diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

DR.. Harrin gton, at 20, t21 Main street,
can be Consulted fde truly at his Once IN all cases
OF chr mic and acute diseases. Office hours ON A.
NJ. to p. NJ. All communications must be post paid.
naval
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

II. X. StratfOrd would say to all those
wishing DaauerfeotN pes Of themselves or friends,
that they obtain by calling him, at The
Daguerrean, Palace, Nos Ii and II Harrington
Bio H. rner OF Main aud runt SITS, where all il be
treated with civility and pollen@ Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sep27df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Mrs III. :. ThOm psOn, Female Physician and
Midwife has Removed 10 Hints Court, reir M" Maoie
street apl4 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
WILLIAM DICKINs JON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

VIII attend this and other matters Of business at
HE Office over the Central Bank nov DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

J.. u. N5thoIs, nj. D., HoYGpATHIc ply
sICIAN Residence NO il2 Main Street. once nOurs-
from 10 8 a. M, TO aud to r N
ANS l. dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

DIR. II. w. ux tOR n, PULMoNisT, Corner of
Main and Myrtlr streets, opposite 60 -ons ulsery,-
Where his services be promptly obtained at any
hour by day eight when not prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultauon Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
SALE OF STOCKS,
AT BOSTON. M Onday November "a,
New Yorle NIarLets-Er0n. pry G99a, Repo,lsr

New YoRK, NV. ~ 1851
ana ofrat"ns to the extent OF 100 000 $4,000 lbs have
tattn plac' mo- VIII CHI we VIII designate 1000 lbs
Mchsn 42a ts $500 Illinois at 30 cts; 80 O0 Blood
Unia a. ooa ctj o00 nutch's Cou u ut Al cts; $500
Can da priv tie terms, supposed at s, cts
I'm W ool a. also BEEN in request with sales OF
6ooO lbs Ext al Az CT 1900 do Super at 80 cts 800
IDS q" NJ 90 cs; ana 20L0 No. al 33 cts
II sppea 10 be he enera impression among con.
sumo and alers, that Fleece VI col " in Of ya,v
much ON present rates, and that though the ,ales
must necessarily be small, the aggregate demand viii
be larg enough to call tor the entiie clip.
Hide Market.-The stock exc eds Il O0OO No better
IeeIhg prev Ms, ava no CITATIONS made Ond the
Necessities OF The purchasers.
o. Inc sales embrace 1000 Buenos Ayres prncpaly COW
II IDS ~ ctsi i00I Buenos Ayrs lbs l2l 500 do
duh, 80 lbs s. 1000 do green salled 81 so q on pri
vatp terms u D do kip, 1900 do Cali and son horse
lff snot ,ransped, hut supposed Mt low Zig ire 5000
Ofihoco nj 1895 100 Carthagena 81; 81 do MS thev
n, eecting only water damage 2 ! ID, 81; l3io
dry reAas, q 1910 Wesiern slaughter Al; 500 Matamo
ras p ivhie terms; 50o dry Sou fern, ".
Lght stock Is dull and slow sale We have adyices
rom uIope that would lead us IL believe hat no i'm
proveneh' can be looked for there which would ope-
ia idVofabiy n our hide market.
Southern Iight...........,.,..... OIL a. 10I
81 ahhdh green Observation-Disclosures a.
neXas and New Ohems.. 10 a-lo
C Caoua sauRhter' Ia 30
Nh rt ~ e9'''''''''''''''''' '...'. - IA -
NJ n ''Ianue. '.'.'................... IA
~ HSios "eN Sui'eu''.'''........ - o. al
Leather Market.-The st ck is large but the. demand
Is active while prices rule Inv. Buenas Atres and Rio
1raiiue light and middle 3i n "a els hcav, III ALA
good aud poor dry in like propoition or farl, stated
averaging cent LEES than thu OF the hides This
Is an promising close year lhat opened with bright
ana IN elig prospects The tanneriea fnll to re-
petion-th re ate more hides In uarket lhnn a wsnt-
eh me Excess being of itself large stock aud
tainty that this amount will be more than doubled in
the three CO ming months.
aa hefu .fafa hnf II, ng.
me' sol other Than Buenos Ayres aud Rio GraIde,
rul ng n lc per ID. SIS.
eau dnllr"nd prices fr below aremuneratins point.
We quoie--
Light weights, HemlOck sole. ..........I3i a1qt
mluolc 40 ''.........'..'.........', ia
HchFF 40 ..s.s..s...'.s'.......... AlJt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

~. a. Ne o are, MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer
zen FuYnlS Il GOods-No 2l33 Maihstree, u. s.
Hotel BLiliing, Worcester. Mass. Jl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

LEGERDEMAIN.-On One of the NEST remark
able tricks Of Professor Anderson is cirled the
lneShausibe Bottle" IL completely puzzles
and bewllJers, even many of those " no suppose
that they are pretty well acquainted with the
movements and coutFvances of all modern wiz
ards aud nlaglclans. The professor makes his
appearance, aud announces Inst b is about 10
supply all the ladies aud gentlemen WITHIN r,nge
oil his walk extending from Que end of the roam
10 the other with any kind OF liquor they may
choose brandy, GIN whisky or runl-and all
from II single bOltle.-He forthwith distributes
several d'z' II g'asse and then lie produces The
exiraoid AIRY boule III is Of the form Of an or
binary champagne bottle, blu considerably larger,
and holds about thee pinis. The Professor then
passes along lutte platform, extending through
the middle OF the room, aud poufs uut-.fitst
brandV--then rum-and then whiskey, quite ii
RAPIDLY as the liquors are called son etines three
OF rum IN succession, and sometimes six ofwhskev
just as The company desire. Aud This is KEEP, up
Tor considerable time, long enough to exhaust IA
dozen such botes--to The astonshnent as Is ell
delight OF The audience. Al the close, the bottle
Is broken, and two pocket handkerchisls are
taken tiom withn.-Phila. InQnirer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Segars Of exquisite dagor are always TO be
FOUND / a, antilles TO suit, at the Ding Store OF
I6-dti 2Ol Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
REpRESENTATIV ELECTED
Monday, November 244h.
WORCESTER COUNTY


WORCESTER COUNTY.
JVorcsaer.-John Milton Earle, John F. Gleason,
George F. Hoar, Isaac Davis, Putnam w. TAFT,
xhree Free Soil and Two Democrat.
Biackstone-Lahan Bales, Coalition.
Shrewsbury--Luke B. Witherhee, Free So".
NS,thbridge-Hram Wing, Democrat.
Urb14ge---Charles A. living, Free Soil.
PaTton-No choice
tTardan.-Amasa Whitney, Free Soil
Chaylton-Luther Litch6eld Democrat.
Phlpston-Has elected Wing.
Aubwn.-Voted not to send.
Dudiev.-- Jacobs, Free Soil
R,aland-Davd W. Fletcher, Coalition.
W;achendon.- Murdoch, Free Sob.
.Sping6sid.-Three Wings, and HunkeS
Democrat
LOweR.-Six Coalition, one Wing, and three No
Choice.
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na,2datf

we are glad that Adams is 50 wei patronized
AT his New Sk, lighi Rooms Bruley Rev. There is
in Dague reotypes, just disposition OF Light and
shadow natural position and an artist al ar
rangeu,ert OF I'll IN les which make up per-
fec picture To tine expense ati disappt int
inert. call un Adams fer DaguerrOyPes, and avoid the
o0nis ~ III. Sc no have neither tase skill genius
fny | e bis mess. and who sue is 5 cure the
0chs rather than To ii tain perfect n, to elevate
whose impoi tance they incapable Of app eciat
ing. novl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

y. X. G rlK, HoMGrArhIc PHvsIcIAN,-No
from / TO -
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ianl If
"Ool aud sparkling sOda-wih
every variety oil SYRuiS Fnt, TICKETS Tor me alolla
l. I LAZaL.., Apolhe cary,
spph avn POI Ma street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Mfs' - o e d w n, experienced ana success
tul MmNne, holds herself iii readiness da, and night
attend TO the duties of her profession Residence
NO AUSTIN street. o2I-dq