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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03
Nursing sore Mouth.


There are few any more tronb esome and annoying
complaints that Mothers subject to, than nursing
Sore Mouth aud none probably, that is thought so
lightly OF by physicians The patient IS allowed 10 suf
fer from day to day, and week to week, without any
remedy. Myers Extract of Rock Rose is speedy and
certain cure, the following certificate will abundantly
prove:
Rev. A. b. l.. Myers,-Dear Sir You have asked
my opinion of the Influences Of your Rock Rose Syrup,
in any instance of nursing Sore mouth which may have
come under my notice. lady IL this city, severely
afflicted with this painful disease and much prosIaon,
"A few weeks continent, nj with twins, commenced
using the Rock Rose, under my advice, and received i'm
mediate relief she had previously suffered much from
this disease with her other children and generally
oT long time in delicate state OF alth, and suffe ed
greatly from canker. The Rock Rosc became inval
liable esHg to her. and her babes, who still live and
trust may be reared by this remedy.
R,y Il. r. WARREN.
New London April 6, 1852
Myers Extract of Rock Rose for sale By Caldwell e.
Hill, and g. H. Marsh. retail Agents James Green, and
Lewis T. Lazeil wholesale and retail Agents, and Drug
gists generally, where panphles,c may be had gratis
now dTuWaThaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03
BY TIE l. Il G APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
PresidentinI EIeclion .

NEW LONDON, CT.
New London County gives five hundred majority
for Pierce The State is considered rure for Pierce
and King, by 5000 majority
BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. I'd.
This city gives Pierce 24S majority, Sandusky
city, Ohio, gives Pierce majority Of So. Toledo,
o., gives Pierce majority Of 1907.
DETROIT, Mich
Perce'S majority in this city, is 500.
Troy, N. Y.
Pierce has carried this city by majority 49,
BALTIMoRE, Md, Nov. 2.
Returns from six wards in this city give Is gain
over the Mayors vote of $50. The Democrats have
probably carried the city by 1000 majority.
NEW YORK CRY, Nov. 2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

G3y- The business of the Philadelphia Mint in
OcIober, has been as follows The aggregate coin,
age for the month, falls below the coinage for Sep
tember upward Of a million Of dollars, Wide the
number Of pieces coined shows an increase OF near
million two hundred thousand The increase is near
~ IN three cent pieces, of which two lnllIons SIX
hundred aud sixty six thousand eight hundfed were
Coined during the month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

oxygenated Bitters.-More Testimony from
New York
UTICA, April 25, 1851.
Messrs. William Bristol & Co.,-Gentleme NAT
your suggestion, / most cheernlly acknow ledge the
great efficacy of the Oxygenaed Btters, in curing me
OF Dyspepsia. had suffered for some two years. My
lQod distressed me very much, and | was constantly
tr onbtd with fatulency ill 30 much reduced that it
wa dlthcut Tor me to give any attention to my bust
ness. PLY scians called it Dy spepsa and General De-
bity, but none of their prescriptions seemed To do me
uny good besiJes had tried various remedies with no
benefit.
The Oxygenated Btters Immediately relieved me of
the distress after eating, and wind the son ac at
the time giving strength, which continued 10
gaia, until my h. alth became much improved, that
could go about my business formerly.
You at liberty publish this If it will induce
others, who suffer from similar complaints, TO try this
most excellent medicine. Yours truly,
NJ CHERRY.
REED, BATES, ~ AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists,
No 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
noy3 dWaSaw
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Judge AIIen,s Declinatinn.

Nothing, we are sure, but considerations con-
nected with his health, could have induced Judoe
Allen to take this step. In his retirement from
Congress, the cause of Freedom there, will lose
one Of lis hrmest, and most sagacious supporters
his feeble health has disabled him from taking
much part In the debates of the House: but his
strength OF purpose, clearness of views and wis
dom IN counsel have been of great service to the
friends with whom he has been associated - M
tional Era, Oct. %.
The above is from the discriminating pen of the
editor Of the National Era, whose opportunity Of
knowing the trnth Of what he so justly says, is Sec
ond to no other mans al Washington The in.
hnence of Judge Allen is far more widely felt than
seem de has cared much more for RIG hi effect on
The public mind, than for any display or notore,y of
himself in securing it. There are very MANY who
estimate power by noise and glare forgetting, or not
knowing, that some Of The mightiest and most con.
slant agencies in nature silent and invisible, cx
cePt to few careful and intimate observers. The
wisest and most devoted friends of freedom at
washington, have felt, and acknowledged, their in.
debtedness to the comprehensive views and steady
purpose Of our cear-sighted Representative. Their
opinion at the Capitol has often been endorsed AZ
home, by the virulence OF journals, which had MOTH
ing to commend them at Washington, but base sub.
TO the arrogant demands and Infamous
schemes OF the worst despotism known upon earth.
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Specfal Notice 10 Eoreir,,nr

-, Ii FsoN d Co.. Express forwarders, having
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly ON he
belfast BANKING Company, Belfast Ireland or eny of
s ofahches are now ready draw Checks on the above
Company, from E OO0O.
n Inc advantage OF sending friends abroad A Rank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals must be clearly
obvious W o0 'lediIy
Bills of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Cert6cates
coE passages IRON Liverpool 10 New York or Boston
tufhlshed at This office. s. v. R. HICKCOX, Agent,
yeo du Waldo Block. Main sirfet Wnrcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

"a The Commonwealth has furnished itself
with entirely new type so that it makes an out
Ward appearance, somewhat corresponding with
It's intellectual yigor. We are happy to know that
1t has wide circulation. Had it one commensu-
rate with It's deserts, it would stand in the front
ranks of Boston papers. in patronage as it does
in ability.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03
DIR. j. CInwson keller

Or New York. Analytical Physician, will deliver two
Jtte medicat Lectures, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
evenings, the 4th ana 9Th of November, at WARREN
HALL, Worcester.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend Lecture
to commence at "A o'clock
Nouce. Dr. Kelley will remain at his Office corner
OF mechahlc and church ss during Friday and Satur-
DAY the 9th and 9th of November and will be happy to
consult with patients all diseases
Advice given freely, without charge nov2 d5t-,vIt
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DENTTSTRY


from the report OF the COMMITTEE Dentistry, at the
last Mechanics Fair, held in this CITY:
4" inc Case presented by o. F uarris, of Voices
ter Me Committee gave their UNAEIMoUs AND UN-
euALlED praise both tor the elence of the
rial, the natraess and deicacy of color the perlect
Carving OF the teelh and ALSO for the superiority OF the
pat work, ana the strength and perfect fitting of the
teeth to it. 49,
In view of these facts your Committee award to him
the first p enium of a
>ilver NJ dal,
Tor the specimens presented.''
- Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
dee me subscriber is prepared to furnish Dentists with
Doch leeth, OF superior quality both as to strength
and life like APPEARANCE. s'
Fhcuaf attention paid 10 Filling. and all other oper
LVoth brushes; also, Tooth Powders and Wash su-
perior articles, may be had OF o. r. HARRIS
100 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

Pierce's majority in this city, in l6 wards, is TO-,
9S5; and Seymour, for Governor, about the saue.
New York, Nov. Sd.
Sd Ward, SCOTS majority 22l
4th Ward, Pierces majority, 1913
18th Ward. Pierce's majority, $50
Doth Ward, Pierce's majority, 90S
VIM. Tweed is elected to Congress from the 9Th
district, and John Wheeler in the 9th Brooklyn,
N. Y, gives 1884 majority for Pierce; Williams
burg, N. Y, gives 643 majority.
Congressional Delegation district, Hiram
Wabrdge elected; 4th, Mike Walsh 9TH, WIN.
Walker; Sth, F. b. Cutting-alI democrats; Sey
mour's majority for Governor in the city is about
5000.
Rochester, N. Y, gives Scout 155 majority.
Ere Counly, Pa, Pierce 100 maj.
Hamilton Co., Ohio, Pierce 355 mai.
Ashtabua, Ohio, Scott As maj.
Schuyk Co., Pa, Pierce 700 maj.
Luzerne Co., Pa, Pierce 1000 maj
Allegheny Co., Pa, Scott 1900 maj
From New Hampshire the returns show that the
State has gone for Pierce by about the usual Demo-
cratic majortes.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.
EThe Northern Liberties gives Pierce lO,035 maj.
Lancaster City, 400
Cunbel land County, $50
Rerks County, 5000 3"
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.
PIerce's majority in this city is 4,447. The
State gives its electoral vote for Pierce and King by
large majority.
Nashville, Tenn, Scolt's majority 500 Mem
phis, Scott gains $50 over Taylor. His gains in
the State, thus far, are large.
PortaRd, Me-, gives Scott l $40; Pierce l,74S.
Hale, ISL Concord, N. H., Pierce's gain is POI.
Bangor, Me-, Pierce's plurality is 563. Albany, N.
Y Pierce's majority is 500. Bridgeport, Ct,
Pierce's majority is POI. Nashua, N. H., Scott
39l, Pierce $50, Hale II5 Nashville, N. H.,
Scott 1856, Pierce 1913, Hale 142. Hartford, CT,
SCOTS majority, 65 Wethersfeld, CT, gives him
Ia..v.otu EVouryrrIr ny ~ majority. Pough-
L-ersie, ~ r., SCOTS majority is 1888.
HARTFORD, Cr.-The State has gone for
Pierce by $500 majority.
PROVIDENCE, r. /.
Returns IRON eleven towns, embracing about one
third OF the State, show democratic gain of PSF
from the Governors vote last spring. The State
has gone for Pierce by more than 500 majority.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 2d.-The returns re.
ceved thus far, indicate thai the State has gone for
Pierce, by an overwhelming majority.
lNDIANA.-But few returns are received. Scott
gains largely, as far as heard from.
MAINE. The returns indicate that Pierce has
carried the State by $4,000 majority
VERMONT. Thirteen towns in this State give
Scott 1899 majority
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. I'd. The actual re.
suit cannot be given tonight, there will scarcely
be % majority either way.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov 3d. Sufficient re-
turns have been received to show majority for
Pierce in the State of from 800 to 1000.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov Sd. The returns come
in slowly, but the State has undoubtedly gone for
Pierce by over 1000 majority.
VIRGINIA. The returns indicate that Pierce
mas carried the State by large majority.
BosroN, Nov. 3, hall past 3, A. NJ.
I HAMPDEN CoUNrY-entire, gives Scott 3,545.
Pierce 3,458. Hale ISL.
SUFFOLK CoUNrY-Scou 4,47I, Pierce 4.o66,
Hale ABB
The State has gone for Scott by a small plurality.
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For Representative to Congress- Oh District.
ALEXANDER DEWITT, of Oxford.
The Election.

The complexion of the returns received shows
that the Wings have experienced an overthrow,
more disastrous even than was anticipated--an
overthrow such as must always inevitably, await
any party, that ahandOns principle for mere auail
i5i6ty- When the Philadelphia Convention
nominated Taylor for the Presidency, it virtual
ly dissolved the party, for although Taylor was
elected, it was BY the odds and ends of all par
ties, combined with the araila5ility portion of
the Wing party, without reference to Wing prin-
ciples. But the true test has come now, when
the party has gone into the contest with its own
platform duly prepared and adopted, selecting its
own ground, and under the lead of the most pop
ular man, personally, in the whole nation. And
the result is that it is beaten SO overwhelmingly,
that Gen. Scott will almost need a certificate to
prove that he has been candidate.
In this election, the Free Sellers have laborcd
under great disadvantage, from the south, that
they had no expectation of carrying single
State. This indeed many of their men to stay
away from the polls, and others, STILL to vote for
Scott or Pierce their preferences might dictate
as choice of evils. Under these circumstances,
we have done quite as well as could be expected.
ty, and, we trust, when the returns are all in,
they will show very handsome net gain in the
State. On Monday next, we shall go into the
contest under far more favorable circumstances,
and then we shall slaAs4-A-..-4=-=-.-
The Returns.
Under our telegraphic head will be found a suffi-
cheney Of returns to indicate how the great battle Of
yesterday has resulted The returns, coming as
they do from many different sources, in so many
different States, counties, and towns, could not Of
course be presented with anything like systematic
arrangement, and therefore we give them as we re-
ceive them. To sum up the whole matter then. in
brief, it appears that
The aggregate returns, so FAR as heard from, SHOW
an immense preponderance 10 favor Of Pierce. The
result as stated up 10 the time Of going to press. is
thus reported by the telegraph:
New York gives Democratic majority Of I5.-
oOO. Twenty Democrat and IA Wing Congress.
men are probably elected. The returns from New
Jersey are measre; but she has undoubtedly gone
Democratic, with majority Of l,0OO Virginia has
gone ior Pierce; also, Pennsylvania, by 20 900 ma.
jorty Mary land gives large Democratic majority.
Rhode Island gives Pierce 1000 maiority;-
Maine gives him large mai, and New Ham D.
shire, $4,000 maj. Delaware polls close vote.
and is reported doubtful. Ohio is in favor of
Pierce. Indiana is reported favorable to Scott
but this is doubtful Missouri is for Pierce. Hi
nois and Michigan are for Pierce. Kentucky and
Tennessee are incomplete. Wisconsin is Demo-
cratic, and Vermont is certainly Wing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

EULoGY ON Mr.. WEBsTER.-Mr. Everett, in
consequence of his acceptance of the office of
Secretary of State has declined the invitation to
deliver the Eulogy on Mr. Webster, and Rufus
Choate has been requested to perform the service.
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JAMES Al. pMTRCE

General Collector, 2l2 Main Street,
We're, stet, Mass. will attend 10 the clIectino Of
Notes ang accounts OF every description with prompt
ory ashhnrn; Goddard, Rice 81 Co B. l. IIardon
q 20 Earle d Drew, OF Worcester. NJ D. Phillips.
Esq o. me nrm OF Phillips, Sampson L. Co. Boston.
Worcester June z6 1852 1tf
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Gy Mary Jane, daughter Of Emmor b. Steele,
of Haverford township, Pa, while gathering ches-
nuts 10 field near the house Of her parents, aum-
bled and fell upon the stub OF corn stalk, which,
entering the side Of her neck and seyering one of
the main arteries, caused her death in about twenty
minutes thereafter.
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Esg7 The Brattleboro' Eagle learns that upwards
of 10000 sheep have been sold and driven from
the town of Shoreham, Vt, at prices ranging
from fifty cents to three dollars and half. This
unusual sale of stock is owing to the scarcity of
food.
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Trnnortant Nevys.

Macular, Williams q Co., piper's Block, 27I Main
street. have Just received large consignment of India
Rubbar Goods aud the exten i've and varied Stock
of BOYS Clothing ever presented TO the citizens OF WUr
ceSter.
Mtculllr Williams & Co.'S India Rubber Goods an as
flexible wooden cloth, elegant make, impervous
ra and they supercede the necessity of ing
umbrella Their Boys Clothing is of the beauti
full textures of the most elegant fashions OF the
most excellent workmanship
The citizens Of Worcesie had such chance
suit themselves handsomely at the lowest rates. that
offered by Macular Williams q Co oct2O-dn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

~ Robert Carter, Esq, has ceased his edi-
toral connection with the Commonwealth news
paper Hon. F. w Bird will act as political edi-
tor until after the State election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03
w ANT

several Men 10 engage in good business as AGENTS
"eemen Oh e9od address, twenty five years of age and
upN ARDS, who have had considerable experience IN 1us
ness and gooI salesn en- preferred Such nen ofen
ePisng hanlts can hear of something to their adyan-
Tag, by calling on D. MOWRY, at the Office, No 6
harrington Corner, 279 Nam Street, Worcester Mass
VI. ~ 10 - ~ 70 y 'l"oh, r.
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EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF CLOTHING, CoUN-
TERFEIT MONEY, &c.-Two men, named Henry
Hogan and George Davis were arrested in New
York, on Monday, having in their possession two
trunks filled with elegant wearing apparel, which
IS supposed to be stolen property, brought to this
city from other places. In the trunks were also
found bunch of skeleton keys, package Of
counterfeit soyereigns, pair of false whiskers
and some other small articles The accused were
committed to prison to await examination. The
trunks are marked in chalk, Camden, N. j."
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b. II. kin icy,

Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American Tenn
Perance House, Main street, Worcester Mass where
he prepared TO receive orders for iss Statues Me
dalton ana Cameo Likenesses, &c. d. signs for M6nu-
mental Works also furnished on short notice.
jy5 dawtf
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stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts, Stocks, ana Specie, bought and sold. Bills Of Bx
Epeir3{ ufdTn on Barring, Brothers, Co.. payable in
-. in ms
ana Notes collected in any Stale in the Union and the
Canalas Loans negotiated, < c., SC
Office directly front the Worcester House and IN.
posile tie Worcester County Bible Socieys Deno,itor
Worcester, May 10, 1852. d,stf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

SECRETARY OF SrATE-The appointment of
EDWARD Everett, to be Secretary of State, is in
keeping with the character of the present admin.
lstration. 1t will be remembered that when Mr.
Everett was Governor of this State, he recon.
aienoeu tnat the discussion of the Slavery ques-
a0n should be made penal offence, i,sdictable 81
'o'0' !" hat more suitable man could be fopnd q
sustain the Fugitive Slave Law, and represent
party that has made the suppression Of the frss-
dom Of speech and the press. one of 81 oa.s:sS,
principles nai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

There were iity-one deaths from yellow fever and
eleven from cholera in New Orleans the past week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03
DIR. JOHN nj. HATTyAyw.v

ooid respectfully inform the citizens of Wo,cester
practice OF his profession at 04"'
No. Sc Front street,
Opposite Trumbull street)
Worcester, October Isl 1882 ,.e
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Superior Cold PENS

Inc subscriber furnish Gold Pens of his ovvn co
eeo. al OF which have been tested by him. and all
OF winch will he warranted. To those who NAV desire
perfect article opportunity will be given TO snnnIv
themselves, at The rooms Of the subscriber Ff'
Il. L. MARTIN, Writing Muster
oct20 d3m No 1870 Nal s.r1,
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GrenViiie,s VecetabIe Fxtract.

This is the most effectua emedy discover ed for
the THROAT DISTEMPER, or W hat is called malig
nant putrid Sore Throat, SCARLET FEVER, CAN
KER, CANKER RASH, CANKER or THRUSH IN
the MGnth, what i usually termed Sore Mouth, DY-
SENTBRY and Canker IA the Bowels, Sore Mouth Of
Nursing Women and the Aerid Iiumors OF Teething
Children; shot, for almost All the attcti of the
Mucous Membrane ofthe Mouth, Throat, aud alimenta
ny caials. ~ Sold by d. SCOTT, Jr.,
septl7 OF 243 Main street, Worcester.
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S4,I40,OOO 90

The annexed comparative table will show the de.
posts of gold Gust in each month"; from January TO
October, inclusive, in 1851 aud 1852. The increase
this veal thus far is So, 643, 1853.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

" The House Of Representatives of Rhode T..
'and mas rejected by vote Of 49 10 IA, bil I, r.
peal the liquor law Of the last session. ~ " re-
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Bush,s Cough Cmre Loaennea

The edIclnal properties OF which have been lone and
succ, ssiuy used in the form of Bushs celebrated ouoh
Candy for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Huarseness Ca
tarh Asthma, Bronchitis and all other diseases of the
Lungs, pa ticularty Group and WHonpING CoueH-
For Clergymen Lecturers Vocalsts and public speak
ers OF all classes th9y are invaluable. Sold wholesale
and retail, by BUSH Il co, Botanic Druggists
hoVz uaWZw "a Front street
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Thompson IL Co.'S. Western Fcynrass

81 I'73'AI 70 W b " 6SLtEh EXDreHH,
waldo Block, " orcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat.
Beo cya1a New Haven ptsed Albany, Troy,
intermediate places s'' anu al
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected AZ al, the
above places. s. v r HICKCl v A az an inc
jeS DIT Woldn pIaat A. Aseht,
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,,d Df' n w: IL 4 N. PULMoNIsT Corner n
anu "yrue streets, opposite Col on's Nursery-
w ere ms services can be promptly obtained AZ anv
ny Jay or night, when not prevented by previous
Auscultatl0n anu Advice Free d4f 40.
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Worcester Water Cure Insti1ntio:

=, ~
GLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
od te treatment Of nvads at all of the yeat
TENNIS, &c.--For full board and treatment from S5
tolO per week Treatment without board, from So 10
per week. "
hash patient should furnish one line and two heavy
ottoI sneetsj twowoolen Blankets one comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 2to 4P. NJ
dec6 dWu 5. ROGERS. M ID
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D. *. Clark, NJ. D., TomGpATEIc P,vs,c,x
= NV, 10 anut street. Office hours from to A. M
WorcesIer.Jan ist, 1851 ion,,t
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Bounty Lands and Pensions,

j. ana an Law matters attended TO as nspal Cosb riI
NViuiols /" d[lahts' by w. s. BARTON,
oc,i COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
'''A-ua"lsomf Harrington Corner Worcestar
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SnectaI Nnainn

Special Notice.
An experienced Nurse-also good Cools ava ,,,
oel Girls canhe had, by apply ing at oi'"
uti HorticulturoI II
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vote or the city OF woree.ter.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
uGA.l vS

Last year, Pulfrey had 1860, Winthrop $50, Bout
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=
VI Az the BEST brands, constantly hand, and for
sale wholesale and retail, by ID, SCOTT, Jr.,
oclI6 dlI Apolhecary. 243 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03

Segars of exquisite favor are always to be
found IN quantities to suit, at the Drug Store Of
l.. #. LAZELL,
lo-uii 20l Main st.
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south CaroIinaE lec,,on

CAROLINA, Nov. 2. The South Carolina Leeis-
chosen electors favorable to Pierce and King
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49, -. IS; Z Q Is, M. d., HoMGpATE,c ppv
sIclAN, residence No. j IL Main Street nti ny
from na 70 ~ A. M, to and to pm. "ouiS