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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
The following nominations are for Ward officers
for the coming year

The following nominations are for Ward officers
for the coming year
For Harden-Joseph Lewis
For Clerk II, Bancroft.
For Inspectors-Wm Hills, VIM. Curby, A. H.John
For Common council-Lyman Howe, O Forbush,
Josiah Rice
For ouerseer ofthe Poor-Nathan Muzzy
For assistant 4ssessor-Joseph Lewis
For School Committee - Josiah Rice. Constant
Shepard.
For Warden-Wm. G. Maynard.
For Cierk-Gsorge II, Estabrook.
For Inspectors-Homer Sawtell, Ozias Hudson
Thomas Smith.
For Common Council-Tmoihy Bancroft, Charles
Wasb burn, u w. Rueg
For Oue seer Of the Poor--senjamin Walker.
For assistant ASSESS r-Ozas Hudson.
For School ComBlittec-J u. Brooks, David Higgins
WAND THREE.
For Warden-Daniel Harrington
For Cierk-ChaIles Staples.
For InSpect0rS-Iames r. Esty, Joseph A. Harring
ton, John :. smith
70, Common Council-Gerry Valentine, John w.
Weherel franklin Skinner.
For Ouerseer OF the Poor-Wam Lucas
For Assistant 4sSeSso,--Nstha t. Bemis.
For School Comnatttee-Jesse w. Goodrich, Frank
lin Hall.
For WardeR-Cbarle Warren
For cler6-W. w Rice
For InsSect0rS-LInus Sturtevant, George w. Bar
keT, John S. Clarks
For Common CounciI-James s. Woodwork, Loison
d. owne Piiny 1ObronS.
For Ouerseer of the Poor-Calvin L. Prouty.
For Assistant ass eSSor-Alvin Allen.
For School Committee John Burbank, Levi Paine.
WARD FIVE.
For Warden-Chatles NJ. GouId.
For Clerk-David M. Woodw' ri.
For InspectorS-P. A. Thompson, David D. StowelI,
Josiah G. Perry.
For Common Council-Samuel Perry, Edwin s.
Stebbins, Jonathan d. Grout.
For Ouerseer of the Poor-Francs Strong.
For Assistant Assessor-F. G. Watkins
For School Conimittee-Phineas Crandall, John F.
Watkins.
WARD SIX.
For WGrden-AIbert Huntingdon,
For Cterk-Frankn l.. Ruggles.
For fnspectors-Josiah w. Allen, Lemuel Smith,
John P Blood.
For Common council-Marshall s. BalloId James
II. Wall, james A. Whpple.
For Operseer oSEhe POor-EdwaId SoutEwck.
For assistant AssPSsor-Edwin Draper.
For School Committee-John c Newton, Orrin
Gilbert.
For Wmden-SaU uel Russell.
For Clerk-Sanford j. Hall
For inSpectors-Elbridge H. Simmons, Amory Car
ter, Asa Walker.
ror Common CouncI-Samuel Ii. Cotton, Samuel B
Dennis, John A. Hunt
For OUerSeer of the Poor-John c. Jaqnes.
For assistant 4sseSS0r-Davd w. Cook.
For School Conimittee-John Milton Earle, Moses
Spooner.
WARE EIGHT
For Warden II. h Chamberln.
For C{erk-Charles f. Wilson.
For Jnspectors-Elbridge bDyden, Jonas Hartshorn
Francis C;oyes.
For Common counciE-E. B. stoddaId, John Mason,
Joseph Daniels.
For Ouerseer If The Pooy-Mason Morse.
For Assistant 1ssessor--Richard Bail
For Schoot committee-Wiliam Dickinson, Ma
thaniel c. Moore.
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THE SACRAMENTO FIRE.-Nelo York, Dec TO-
The Sacramento fire broke out in street. cross
ing Sd to K, L, and M streets, laying bare the
whole space from street South, and ] street
North, and all between Front and 10th streets,
comprising forty blocks and leaving houseless
9-l0ths of the population. The loss is estimated
at Sl0,000,000. The Principal sufferers are War
rem K Co., Young & Kibbee, Wood & KENYON.
each S25000; ]. w. Ford & Co., Phillip Kell-
& Co, Marks & Freedman, G. N. Dawson,
hewitt K Co., G. w. Peacock, each $50 900; Ell
Dorado Saloon, Mccall 4 Co., r. T. Brown &
Co.. Bullam, Foggin, & Co, each $50 900; Har-
denburg, & Horace, each 100000; Meeker &
Co.. add Schoolcraft, each 800, 900; C. j. Hunt
ington 100000 John McNulty Sl50,600.
The State Capitol was saved The office of the
Democratic State Journal and the State Lunatic
Hospital destroyed. The patients in the
latter suffered terribly. $50 buildings were re.
stored, however, during the first nine days SUISSE
quent to the fire.
The fire at San Francisco broke out on the 10th
Kearney streets, spreading down Kearney, the
south side Of Clay street and both sides of Mer-
chant street. destroying 80 buildings. Loss $780,
000
The fire at Maysville occurred Nov 9TH. It
commenced on LIST street, destroying every house
on the northsde, east Of Marden Lane, and all
between Marden Lane and c street. the Atlantic
Hotel, 60 large one) the MaysYe Hotel the
New World Hotel, livery stables, breweries,
stores, &c.
The State election resulted as follows Senate
30 Democrats, 7 Wings House, Democrats,
10 Wings. 3 districts to be heard from.
A great number of Chinese were returning
home. Emigration had fallen off,
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The Election To-Day.

1t is not at all probable that there will be choice
of city officers in the Municipal election to day.
With many tickets in the field, it Is improbable
that any party carry majority THE voters
for it's candidates; but il becomes the Free Democ-
racy Of Worcester TO turn ont man, and to throw
full vote for the sulary nominated candidates of
the party These candidates were selected by
large committee appointed at full meeting, with
special reference 10 their qualifications and their
known fidelity to all the principles Of Free Democra-
cy. The ticket thus selected by the Committee,
unanimously, as we are informed, was also unani-
mously adopted by the meeting Of The party on Sat
urday evening. And, it is but justice to the ticket
to say, that it is which commends itself 10 the
Judgment Of every candid man, fairly representing
the interests feelings, and principles Of the pary
and especially that it is calculated TO promote the
objects which have osensiby dictated the "Citizens
movement. at least perfectly the tickle. which
they have nominated.
Our candidate for Mayor is widely known in this
community, as man Of integrity and ability. Pos.
sessed Of thorough knowledge Of the wants of the
city, aud made familiar with existing Municipal af.
fairs, by reason ofhs position for several years past
as Chairman OF the Board of Assessors he can bring
TO the service of his ielow-ctzens, executive talents
Of the first order; and the of qualifications
for the office, we may challenge comparisons with
the candidates Of all other parties.
Our ticket for Aldermen is made up of business
men, representing all the interests Of the community
= - 'J ,
and is such as will commend itself to the
Free Democracy of the CITY, embracing the of
men eminentIy fl and worthy to discharge the duties
which may devolve upon them.
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Az ILLUSTRATED LECTURE will be delivered
this evening, in Horticultural Hall, by s. r. Hine-
the subject being the present condition and artistic
aspect Of Paris, Rome, and Switzerland. The Seal
lery of Europe" or the Sentimental Tour" has
been very widely popular in Boston, AMI as The re.
suit Of native genius, and for its own intrinsic beau.
~, extent, and fidelity, il deserves handsome pat
ronage by the public. Its stay here is but short,
nor can it be seen Tuesday or Saturday ere
ninps
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Winter Clothing.

MACULLAR, WILLIAMS q co. have received
large Stock OF the fashionable and elegant RIN
TER CLOTHING that ever was received III this city.
By combination Of science and they
bed to offer vestmeit IS Of the newest Styles most
during aid fashionable colOrs and nost beautiful tex
lures, al the very lowest remunerutive rates
Macuilar, Ilans q Co. Invite the public to visit
their bazaa inspect their 1nrvalle assortment of
Clatiug Boys clothing at every variety of fabric, and
of every fashionable sly le hand in large quantities.
Siucu!lur, Williams y Co., 27l Piper's Block, Main
street, sign of the Full Dressed Man decl1 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

For THE MILLIoE.-John P. Jeweu. & Co.,
the euterprsing publishers Of "Unce TOMS Cabin"
have just issued new edition of that work, in a
single volume, large octave, which is sold at the ex
tremely low price of 81 IL cents; thus placing in
the convenient reach of every person DESTROYS Of
Bookstore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
JON 10Y EN-.

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
N0. 200 8Aaim street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts Stocks Specie bought and sold Bills Of Ex-
cnange drawn Oh Barring Brothers 4 Co, pay able in
England Ireland, Scotland &C, in suit Drafts,
collected in any Stale in the Union, and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House, and OPP
posite the Worcester County Bible Societys Depository
Worcester MAY 10, 1852. dIstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

This and beautiful Map, exceeding any of its
kuG in size, completeness finish. has been exhibit
ed at Office by sr. CHARLES TEMPLE, the sole Agent
for It's sale tn hIs County. We gratifie learn,
th9t bsides IT'S favorable reception in public Iusitu
tons y Authorities have given their expressive
testimony TO its value by procuring for oic al
deserves, and i'll undoubtedly receive extensive
patronage, both in and out Of New England
noviS deodaweow1m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Gg lart number Of Chinese immigrants we're
expected 10 arrive at Havana from last accounts -
They are 60 take the place of the slaves on the PLAN
tatIons. Messrs. Villadodo, Wardrop, & Co., Of
HAVANA, are the importers Of 5000, and 10 some 9TH
er hrm is given the privilege OF bringing 5000 more.
Rumors rife that the Queen was eoinp 10 inn
port 10000 of the same of people, as specu-
laion ON her own hook
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.EAREEs IS. PIERCE.

General Collector, 2l2 Main street.
Werc sier, Mass, will attend the collecting of
Notes, and Accounts of every description, with prompt
ness and fidelity.
REFERRNcEs- Reni. F. Haywood NJ. D.; Hon. En-
CRY " ashburD Goddard, Rice az Co.. b. l. IIardon
d Co.; Eatle q Drew, OF Worcester. NJ. d. Phillips.
Esq, OF the fra of Phillips, Sampson Co.. Boston.
Worcester, June rs 1852. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
"Let EN- alone,
And they'll come home,
Aud b,:;,,rr +l,o;,. +,.l III

As to what the Governor thinks, &C., the
Governors thereabouts have been accustomed to
indulge in such little inofensive whims for the
past quarter of a century, and it would be the
height of humanity to find fault with them for so
dong The State physicians to the body polite
all agree that the Irritation principle is an assem-
tial in South Carolina practice. Let 'em alone,
and they'll come home
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The ladies' ofths Central SOCIETY," i'll hold Fair ut
The City Hall. Tuesday Eve, Dec. I4th, for
he sale Of Useful ami Fancy Articles Refreshments.
Music will be furnished for the OCCASION
Doors open O'Clock Adlntiance 10 cts,
The object of the Fair is furnish room in the
Seanens' Home, building in Boston.
Worcester Dec 1859
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
AT Kingston Jamaica.

We were awakened in the morning nv prepare
tions foi coaug. There were about 200 negroes,
men and women, who carried large tubs of coal on
their heads singing merrily all the while, and keep
my me by the stamping Of their feet they proceed.
ed up The staging in line, and as they came up to
the tunnels to coal bunkers, each empled the tub
with sudden jerk, throwing the coal down the fun
mel, while an aged darkey stoodb and noted down
the TALES. This wen; on briskly during the whole
Of the day. In the mean time the passengers went
on shore 70 have ramble over the town, and hook
at The natives Kingston is an old and well built
place. possessing many fine sores and beautiful res.
inences but there is an air Of decay, hanging over
the place which does not speak we'll for the future.
Jamaica is he largest island in the Nest Indies in
possession OF the English. / visited the Presbyte
ran Church, which is large and splendid edifce,
pun o. brick, and was much pleased with the beau
~ oil the interior. The sides are filed with heau,i
iu sculptures concentrating the virtues Of dlstin-
gushed military and naval officers and civilians who
formerly resided in Jamaica. The negroes about
Jamaica are excellent swimmers, and our passengers
amused themselves by throwing dimes into the water
and seeing negroes dive after and catch them which
!hry d'd N every instance, often quarreng for them
in the water.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Several Men to engage In good business as Agents.
Gentlemen of goou address, twenty five years age and
upwards, who have had considerable Nperence Dus-
ness and good saesn en- are PrfJerred such men,
erprising habits, hear of something their advan
tag, by calling b. MOWRY, at the Office, No. 6
Harrington Conner, 279 MaG Street, Worcester, Mass
from to 20 O'clock A. NJ, 10 3, and 8 O'clock p.
VI. iyl9 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

HE GERRY" RiscUE.-Syracuse, Dec. 10.
Hiram Brown, colored, arrested here today,
charged with being concerned in the Jerry rescue
ne was Liberia on bail. Logan, the colored
preacher, charged with the offence, was bailed
yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

PooR AND IGNORANT, Rich AND EDUCATED. Two
Lectures by Hon Horace Mann.
We have received from the Publishers copy of thi g
work which commend the attention of our read
1t makes an appropriate gin to young at this
season Of tn year, teaching hem valuable lessons on
the subject of Temperance and kindred virtues. For
sale by NJ. Reynolds & Co. booksellers, Boston,
Hall, Mills & Co., Syracuse, and Booksellers gene
rally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
Or. j. CIayysop Ke1ev.

OF New York, Analytical Physician will be in attend
ance AT his office, OF Mechanic and Church ss.
Worcester, curing TUESDAY and v ednesday the l4h
and 18th OF December to give advice to the SICK upon
various diseases OF Men, y omen and Children
Advice given iree, without charge The afflicted are
Invited Call. decS d6t-wIt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

I-g Thomas Francis Meagher received Sl 642.
as the net proceeds Of his lecture at The Melrnpol
ian, on The evening Of the 25h ut, after deducrine
All expenses-the largest sum, we believe, ever paid
any man for one lecture in this country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

GB dreadful accident occurred at the Arenes
Naiionales in Paris. A rope on which two rome
dancers were performing, at height Of 80 Yards.
suddenly broke, and they were both precipa,ed to
the ground; one was killed on the spot and the 9TH
er was SO dreadluy injured, that he died an hour af-
ter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13
RalIring Committees

AT the Free Democratic meeting at the CITY Hall.
Oh Saturday evening, It was voted, unanimously, to
appoint the same Raiying Committees to act in the
Wards to-day, that have done such efectua service
an the previous elections Of this campaign.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Waldo Block, " orcester Goods and Packages for
warded to Sprngfeld Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
tleboru', Hartford New Havtn, PtsfeId Albany, Troy,
Buffalo, Cleveland, encinnat Detroit Chicago, and all
intermediate places
DRAFTs, NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above PAGES. S. V. R HIt KC' X, Agent,
ie8 DIFF Waldo Block, Main street.
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RIiIIer,s INC alton

For Filling Teeth over Reposed Nerves,
This oper OD, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during and half years,
nearly three hundred lht s, with loss OF tooth
OnlS so far as Known Also by several distinguished
Dentis HON he Instructed more than years ag J.,
VINO have been emnenlly succ s>fu By no ,ther
method Of treatment hefet fore III use. can many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. s. r MILLER.
dec1I DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

CLOSE Vo1lEG.--The vote in Morgan county,
Va, last year, for Governor, STOOD Democratic.
22S, Wing, 228 This ear, for President, it stands
Pierce 29l, Scott 291.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

E8T The Message of Gov. Means to the South
Carolina Legislature, breathes strongly of nulli-
fcation. The Governor thinks the time will soon
come when the South will band together, and
form Southern Republic.
No doubt of it. Notification is periodical
disease with the Quattlebums. The best curative
for it is a mastery inactivity. According to an
old nursery rhyme all that is necessary is to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

~ ). M. PETITE NGlLL L. co, Newspaper AID
Yertisng Agents. are the Agents the Daily and
y spy ami are authorized receive Advertisements and
subscriptions for the lowest rates. heir receipts
are regarded as payments. heir offices are at New
York, l22 Nassau street; Boston, 10 State street.
elS davy4C
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

On landing at Panama, we found the town full oil
people, all bound for California, having arrived at
Aspmwa N the steamers United States, Oho, and
Falcon, which vessels awaiting us at Aspinwall.
Alter good deal OF difficulty, we chained permits
sion to sleep the 1oor OF Of the rooms IN the
Louisiana House, for the triling OF one dollar!
Here we passed most miserable night, the fees
paying their devoirs to us all the time. In an outer
room were lying about forty fifty mere Of our pas
sengers, who, they could not sleep themselves,
determined no one else should; and such noise OF
catawaulmg, cock Growing, brayng Of mules neigh
ing OF horses, barking Of dogs and puppies, grun,ing
OF pigs, and all Others possible to imagine, certain
y never heard before. One scamp capped the eli.
max about o'clock in the morning, 10y crying fire.
as loud as he could, which caused all who we're
sleeping N The other pats OF the house to rush out
IN Their night clothes to ascertain where the fire
WAS, and when some inquired what was The
matter. the gentleman coolly observed that he want.
ed fire to light his cigar! Ofcnurse there was no
more s,eep to be had, all tuned OUT and walk
ed about the streets till breakfast time
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bounty Lands and Pensionsl

And all Law matters attended to as usual Cash maid
Tor Soldiers warrants. by w 3 BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
cctl-dawIs3m* 5IiarrngIon Gunner Mnrcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Gold Pens.-Mr L T. Martin the well known
teacher Of Penmanshlp, in Brinley Row, has received
another 10 OF those superior Gold Pens, selected by
himself with great care at the mandatory in New
York, which he warrants Will suit the hand, and meet
the wants OF the most iastidous lady gentleman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

AMERICAN, MEXICAN, AND BRITISH WEST
INDIAN CHARAcTERIsrICs. A correspondent OF
the New York Tribune " no came in the last steam
er, writes diary during the VOYAGE, and the fol
lowing extracts describing the pecuarilies Of the
people al Acapulco, al Panama, and at jamaica
copy.
''Acapuco. we sauntered up through the market
where the MtXicans had all kinds of fruit exposed
for sale-oranges, bananas, lines, cittons, cocoa.
nuts, &c, all crying their fruits, and making good
deal of mise. The town, owing To the late rains is
perfectly clean, aud there is quetness aud dream
iness about the place, after the noise and hustle of
San francisco, which is absolutely fascinating -
There are some very fine abode buildings, white
washed and matched with red tiles, hut the greater
part of the town is built poles, pastered up with
mud and matched with grass. They look cool and
comfortable, aud in such climate are no
doubt desirable residences. There is very fine
old church here in excellent preservation, and
the ruins ofanother-a relic OF The old Spaniards
During my journey through Mexico to California,
had picked up hte Spanish, and while saunter-
ing about, it stood me in good stead. | wished the
Buenadilas to almost every pretty Mexican woman
met, dropping into the houses, offering the inmates
cigars, and making myself perfectly at home. At
last, alter walking about the town until we were
tired, we went on board the ship. ! must not omit
mentioning our going into Mexican house, AT the
end Of the town nearest the fort, where lady and
her daughter entertained agreeably that we
remained there upwards of two hours. We also
went into house where an infant was Wing dead.
he woman said the mother was macha ptbro--ihat
is, very poor. We gave hem halt dollar tow ards
the burial and retired, with the blessings If all the
the Mexlcaus showered upon us. TAKEN altogeth-
er, Acapulco Is pretty title Town, and the in.
habIlants appear to- be very kind hearted aud so.
ciabe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

" IL. PA I'M ER, the American Newspaper Agent
is Agen Tor his paper, and authorized to lake advet.
tsehehts ana subscriptions at the as re
CURED by us. His Offices are at Boston, ScholIay'
Buildings; New York, tribune Buildings octl2 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Tcothache! TOOthache l. The Toothache
will be stopped Giatis'' by the application of Bur
retrs Veto on Tooihache." Apply at Horticultural
Hall novz7 dIf
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For School Cammittee nt Lnr0e.

For School Cananiittee at Large.
Rev. Seth Sweetser, w. w Rice, Ichabod
Washburn, Rev. George Bushnell, E. D. Weth-
erbee, Rev. S. B. Swain, Rev. Nathaniel 7. Bent
Rev. I. w. Higginson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

20 The following the names of the candi-
dates OF the Democratic party for Mayor and Alder
men:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

&c e ars OF exquisite flavor always to be
found III Quantities to SUIT at the Drug Store Of
,o,.5 l.. 7. LAZELL,
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IL Is. n o IS, Ma. ID, HoMGPATHIc Ply
slcIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main street Once hours
rom TO A. NJ, to and TO SPIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR AT LAW.
OWce.-one door North Of the Quinsigdmond Bank
noVl9 WORCESTER. Mass d3n
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Edward Ill. ascMenyay.

For aldermen,
Ward No. 1,-SAMUEL A. PORTER.
Z" 2,-EDWARD EARLE.
&" 3,-GILL VALENTINE.
3" 4,-JOHN P. SOUTHGATE.
" 4" 5,-PHINEAS CRANDALL.
" 6.-JOHN F. GLEASON.
" /" 7,-GEORGE JAQUES.
3" 8,-BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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Removal.-1Hrs. NJ. =. Thompson, Female
May l. 1852 DIFF
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HENRY d. RICE.

I'd Havana Cigars,
VI all the BEST brands, constantly hand, and for
sale wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT, Jr,
OctIS diff ApotheCary. 243 Main street
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- . = ~
a. a Clnnlrga

Fashionable hair Dressing Shaving Saloon. No.
2O5 Mann street, five doors North of he American House.
shaving, Iiar Cutting. Curling and shampuong one
G"hstanly on hand general assortment of eumery.
Particular attention paid to cutting Ladies Child
ren's Hair. nov16 dan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

j. *. C. ark, N. D., IfoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
NO Walnut Street. Office hours from TO ga M.
anc from 1913 m
Norcester.Jan list, 1S5. janl If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Mrs. M. w. GeraId,s,
Theoretical and practical Midwife, COZ .r
and Sluhbridge streets q OF
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w LILA NJ DICKIN sON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend to this and other matters of business az
mis- Office over the Central Bank nov6dtf