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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

RAILROAD RIOT AND ARREsr-A riot occurred on Thurs
day the 10th ut among the aborers the railroad
Norwich, Ohio which was qucled by the Sheriff and a
posse from GAINESVILLE arresting number of the beltice
rents, who were committed toprison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

We are indebted to the clerk of the steamship Louis
ana for Texas papers -l---- ..=.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

5 WHY WAS NOT Mr. BRApFoRp CONFIRMED IF one of
our honorable Senators answer this question, he
(soule or Downs will himself from rather
broadly insinuated suspicious floating thick as Autumna
leaves through this community. WASH that in the hope
of democratic success, there might be possibility of
placing democrat upon the Supreme Bench Did par
tsanship 20 to such length
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

We thank the clerk of the steamer sultana for St.
Louis papers. 80 ---.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

Loss BRIG NAEAQuAGus.-Wc learn from tho eif-
the steamship louisiana from Galveston that the
brig Earaquagus from ThomaSton, loaded with lime,
struck the North Breakers at Galveston Bar the 4h
instant and sunk her main deU When the Louisiana
came out on Sunday last, the vessel fire. and is
s,nposed will be a total loss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
rEIEGRAPHED no THE CRESCENT.
lsp The National llHf. ...,,.,r--
TOftice Corner Of ST. Charles and Gravler sIreetsJ

AN fhe National 1.-the.
TOfice Corner Of St. Charles and afa'ier s'ee'lf-
Steamboat Sunk.
LOUISVILLE Tuesday, September l.
a;o+oh from sTempbs reports that the steamer Paw
hound IN the river from has been snagged
- - ). short distance below Memphis Most of her
ia damaged The boat lies in six feet water, and is
exneeted to be raised in few days
California Steamer.
= A'a NEwYoRK, September Z.
The steamer Northern Light has arrived here from San
uan which place she left the Goth August She brings
600 worth gold and large number of passengers
Her dates from California later than those taken to
Neworleans by the Daniel Webster
F'ire.
BALTIMORE, September 7.
fire broke outin this city last night which destroyed
the extensive stiery Martin Sellers s. Co., and other
property.
NEwYoRK, September.
Cotton is yet quiet and the sales day limited to
500 bales Midliug Uplands quoted at 1o and Mid
ding Orleans at 101sc per h., and dropping Flour is
firm with sales of State brands at 81 So and Southern at
81 rs to 81 50 per Dbl Mixed Corn has been in fair
quest at 72l and White at 73c per bushe Mess Pork
$40 SO per Dbl
Ohio River-Markets.
PIrTsRuReH, September I.
There is now scant two feet six inches water in the
channel and the river still falling.
CINCINNATI, September I.
The river is yet falling and has receded nearly twelve
inches during the last twenty hours Flour dull al
So % to SO 80 U Dbl Whisky steady at 1890 per gallon
Markets quiet. ..... .-.-
RIVER NEws,-The st. Louis Union of the Both ult ha
| the following from the upper Mississippi;
| The Minnesota, Wisconsin, Wyoming and Danube arr
plying the head of the Lower Rapids and Gaena
connecting the former place with the packets whci
below Keokuk The boats charge from 10 to l23
per bushel for grain shpned from points between
the rapids and Is cents from the towns above Below re
okuk the current rates are, pound freights l2 to II
cents wheat to cents corn cents and oats cents
The Altoona which had been sold for $50 o0 is to b.
delivered her the railroad Is openet
to Springfield Then Captain Lamothe will assume TIT
command, and Captain D. c. Adams will take charge o
| the Cornelia
BoArs LYING Up.-The following boats are now lynt
up at Paducah for repairs:
| Huntsville Bostona. Nashville, Winfield Scott Noun
taineer Ringgod, Mohcan Swallow, Globe, America Lu
ella and Mustang
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
lds~ CONSOLIDATED AssoC1Ar1oN.-The me

beers OF this Association requested attend the meen to be
held WEDNESDAY,, the sth nst hafpnst ook, the
Pearl situated No St. Charles opposite the Theatre
Byor of the President, J. WALDORF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

TIE MAplsoSmLLE BARHEcuE--This celebration has
been postponed fas stated in the notice When
ever it Of our friends of old ST. Tam
many. expect host of Scott and Graham men from
Neworleans and cheers for Old Chippewa which will
make the pinewoods ring.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

The Cuban meeting, which adjourned on Sunday, the
9th met pursuant to adjournment Tuesday the 18th
Col c. r. Wheat in the Chair Capt. A Daily. j. L.
Pluckett, Vice Presidents.
The meeting, after several enthusiastic speeches from
several distinguished Cuban adjourned to Sunday
the 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ at the Shades.
JOHN NJ. PLucKErT, Secretary pro TEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

The following left yesterday in the steamship
Falcon, for Aspinwall:
Murray child Bhn, lady and three Children NJ Ducha and
iady Mess Phelps Penny, Carroll. MYERS toussel Jr
Uani Lata ii Brady Baker, NJ IuiJa, and eighty
lie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

QuERY.-A whig friend says that, inasmuch as, all
the country the wings celebrating
made memorable by the achievements of Gen Scott he
wishes to learn what day made memorable by the
of Gen Pierce democratic friends propose Gel
cbrating lie waggshy remarks that they failed to
celebrate the 10th Auguston which day he received
puryhe hopes they will not fail to celebrate the
10th September on which day las he beiieTes) Gen.
Pierce resigned and returned home
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

N,vM.--The frigate Columbia is to be the flag ship of
the Home Squadron and bear the broad pennant of Com
modore Newton, the Commander-in- Chief Captain lar-
wood is to command the flag ship-Surgeon Sharp is to
be Fleet Surgeon. The squadron will consist of the
frigate Columbia, the soops-o fwar Albany, Cyane and
Decatur and two more steamers
The Saranac is under orders for cruise to Rio TO con-
yey the Minister from Brazil homeward.
The United States steamer San Jacinto Captain Crabb,
was at Constantnope the 29th of July Acorrespond
ent the Boston Traveller says, she arrived in crippled
condition the time she broke down on her voyage
out In crossing the Atlantic she broke down. and was
Obliged to put into Cadz for repairs, and detained
there several weeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

\ a /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No GA
NJ meeting this Lodge will be held WEDNESDAY
g EVENING, the 5th o'clock Masonic Hall
OF Baronne and Periido Members
q iested to be punctual. By order.
ssps F. A. DENTZEL, Secretary.
Z Al n CRESCENT GUARDS, ATTENTION You are
VI "a hereby ordered attend the Regular Drills Il ibis the
III ID Armoy, on EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
- - sep5 J.J CASEY Captain.
! .AAiA WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, ATTENTION. y
W9 You hereby the regular Drills of the
tf6ES Company, held the Clubhouse, EVERY MONDAY
gEGA EVENING Until further orat, The Drill will Invariably
precisely particularly
requested Squad Drills hee EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
the same hour By order Of
R. BANNIsTER, Lieutenant Commanding.
Wa. NJ DECAsr Orderly Sergeant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
GRIND Esafste OF Fast stock.


all Of which will
appear Fcayune Crescent The Horses be the
Livery Stable Carroll
BOB WHITE, BUGGY AND HARNESS;
BURNETT COLT, BUGGY AND HARNESS,
PACING HORSE WHEELING;
PACING HORSE ACORN
The highest take Harness; highest
Burnett Colt ess the take Pacing Horse
Wheeling throw akea Pacing Horse Acorn One hun
dTedc chances $40 Ia chance,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

CONVICTION OF THE STOCKPORT RIoTERs-lt will be re-
membered that serious riot occurred time since at
Stockport England growing out of attempt to prevent
Catholic Sunday School procession. The trial of the
rioters Chester few weeks ago and on the
18th u the jury returned the following verdict against
the Irish Catholics:
Guilty against all the prisoners for riot the first and
second counts On the third fourth counts Murphy
alone found guilty of feoniousy wounding the wit
Pcken On the fifth count Naughton, guilty Of an
assault on Thomas Pearson On the sixth count Roger
McDermo guilty the charge of feloniousy wound
ing James Swindles.
Sentence deferred, and on the following morning
the court took up the charges against the English Pro-
testants against whom there less than seven in
dctments for felony including the charges of demoish
ing the two Roman Catholic chapo and the house of the
| priests,
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Paul T.. Y.7searN,
TRANSLATOR


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THE SroRM AT key WEsr.-A letter from Key West,
of the 9th ut describes the hurricane there the 22d
ult of terrible fury and the town was only pre-
served from repetition of the destructiyeness of the
storm 1876 by the gale blowing from the South East
and the being broken upon the reef the town being
under lee The shipping in the harbor did not suffer in
the least The letter adds:
at is feared that Captain John Could of the schooner
Sprague with his crew lost in attempting to get
ashore from his vessel ashore bank in this harbor
during the gale. Some boats have been out to the
schooner to-day and returned reporting her aban-
boned Nothing yet been heard of her captain. He
may have gone the Keys to lceward The schooner
pocahontas and bark Empress left this port on the 10TH
and it is feared were in the gale The bark Norma
left Havana the day before the Jasper and we fear is
sstern to windward -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
DIED.

In Athol, Jan. 26, Mrs James Humphrey, wife ofhe
late Gen. Hunt phrey, of Atho!, aged 49,
In New salem, Jan IT, DR.. Chester Thomas, aged 81.
In Ashburnham, Jan. 24th Mrs. LYDIA Widow of
Ca [. Jacob Farbank aged 81 Mrs, f. was seated at
the akast table, when suddenly raising her hands TO
her head, she exclaimed, 6" believe shall be crnzy;"
she sank back in her chair, and Immediately expiied.
In Princeton Jan. % h, john Winch, aged "a; 4th
inst. Mrs Perss F. wife Of Israel Everett, aged SO
In Shrewsbury Mass, Feb 10th, Maria Elizabeth,
daughter of Ed ward and Miranda Sawte aged 10 years
Dennis seal is placed on the brow of the iar
On the gems that are bright the richest and rare;
At the sound of his manaate they yield 10 his sway
And exntns in triumph, he bears them away.
saw that fond mother gaze with delight,
On her rosy child with eye sparkli ing and bright;
While Hope whispered DIT, she roaned in ner bower
That heroved one would cheer her fe's sunny hour
But All far too pure too blissful for Earth
Wer the joys that clustered around this hearth;
Fer Earhs blghted flowers. flower was too fair
God placed it mid Angels, and babe it bloom there
Shrewsbury, Mass. H..
In Mlllbury, Feb g. Mr. Elijah Marble, OF the late
Dea Solom Marble, of M aged 81 years
In Milford, the 9th ult,, ter prOtacted illness
of many years, which she bore with christian oftilude
and patient resignation the Divine will Miss Adene
Adams, aged As years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

Consumption can be cured.-A Miss Jose
phine Moore, in Consumption, failing very fast called
DR.. H. X. Root, the 2Sd Of October last, when The
Dr. in Worcester before, by the earnest request of
a Mr.. Hammond having some or years before been
cured of consumption by the Doctor. She is happy 10
say that she is perfectly WE'LL together with good rich
blood and ID pounds of additional flesh lady of equal
or better condition of health said Miss Moore than she,
ircated by celebrated physician Of Worcester
buried some or days since. Dr. Root, with his un
erring and infable Lung Barometer, can be consulted
at the Worcecter House, cor This week
Many physicians, like many mechanics, good men,
but not extra skiltuI or ingenious. 1t requires the
cream Of medical skill 10 detect, TIRE at and the
lious kinds Of consumption, without guess work,
permenting, which can be always obtained if the
is curable by the aid of the Lung Barometer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Farm for Sale.

"a THE David Scott Farm $50 called) situated
lIni in Auburn, one mile from Clappvle Depot, and
~ 81 miles from Worcester containing 10
tfLand, uitaby divided into moving, ii lage, pastur
age, and wood land Said Farm cuts yearly fifty tona
best Farms in Worcester County The buildings con-
sist large story house, barn 50 by eighty feet
of water, from unlang spring conducted by pipes
to the house and barn. The subscriber will sell the
buildings, with fifty seventy -1ve OF land, if
wanted For further particulars inquire of Mr. Nelson
Scott Druggist, Vain street, Worcester, of the SUBJ
fcIiber, the premises IiORATlO GATES.
febl1 w3wdIw*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Books Books!! Books -!
1t S. A. ROWLAND DIS.


addition to most extensive aud varied store of
Il Medical, Legal Miscellaneous and School Books
Hnwland harrington Block, Main street, has just
ceived tine following newest issues from the Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia publishing houses
Angel Whispers, ty q ID Eddy
Hungary and Kossuth, by F left, D d.
Templetons Engineer Millwrght and Mechanics
Companion
Examples in Life and Death, by Mrs II Sigourney.
Life in Varied hases, illustrated iii Series of Sketch
es by Mrs Caroline Butler.
Sacred Streams, the Ancient and Modern History
OF the Rivers of the Bible; eded by George Cheever,
ID.
Home is Home; Domestic Tale.
Women of Christianity, by Julia Kavanaeh.
Greenwood Leaves, Second Series; Collection of
Letters and Sketches, by G Greenwo cd.
The Wide, Wide World, by EiiZaOeth Wetherell.
Sunbeams and Shadows, and Buds and Blossoms, by
George tiulse.
Amy Herbert, Tale, by the Rev w Sewell B d.
Chances at Europe, in series of Letters from Great
Britain, France Italy Switzerland, &C. during 1851 by
Horace Greeley
Memories of the Great Metropolis, or Eoudon from
the Tower to the Cry stall Palace, BY Saunders.
Girlhood of Shakspeare's Heroines, in Series of
Tales, by Mary Camden Clarke author of the Concord
of Shakespeare.
Punams Semi Monthly Library.
Whmsicalities, by Thomas lood, with Wood Cuts
Home and Social Philosophy, for Household Words,
by Dickens. febl0 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
COMMERCIAL.
Rosfon NJ arkct-Feh. Is.

Cotton-The Sales confined to small lots al
ser prices, AID the market is dull The adviCes from
Euro e have no effect upon the ma ket
Flour-Hoders very firm, and demand good. We
quote Genesee brands S4 871 10 fancy IS;
do extra al IS rs a IS; Ohio and Michigan coInInon
brands 81 87I, and do fancy S. % per bb. CASH
Southern is in fir demand, at s. per Dbl, mos.
Gran-The market is quiet for Corn. We quote sales
of yellow 10 tic, and Csc for white, per bush cash
Sales of Northern and Nova Scotia Oats at 40
Ale, and in fair request Rye in small lots, at 70c per
bush. cash.
Provisions-Demand is confined to the wants of the
trade We quote Clear Pork at $l7 sos Mess do.
at SIC so, and Prime do. Sl4 So Western Mess
Beef 81 IL So aud do do IL per Dbl mos,
Lard is firm 81 9ac ol bbs, and 10 lOlc for kegs.
Hams at 10 l0!c per ID. mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
7-8 of an Acre of Choice Land,

10 OF al hCTE OF OIUICb LdIIUy
well covered with choice Fruit Trees, belonging TO Wal
Zen Mcfarland, situated about oneourth OF mile west
of The Meeting Houses and Academy in Leice ter The
buildings nearly new, and very convenient. This
place is of the best stands for good Blacksmith in
County The shop 20 fee; by 90 and can be con-
vered into Dwelling House, with very little expense,
if desired.
large part of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage Tor ng time, if desired For further per-
tculas inquire of Capt Isaac Soutbgate OF Leicester,
or of the Subscriber the Maeable Iron Foundry,
Washington Square, Worcester, Mans.
ALSO, a large lot of BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, fo7
carrying on The Blacksmths business, first rate
der and several hundred bushels CHAR OAL Gan be
had, if wanted. WARREN MCFARLAND.
Feb. Z, 1852. feb9 deodtM4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
DR.. H. X. ROOT,
The Celebrated Consumption and Blood
Doctor, with his Unerring and
INFALLLBLE LUNG BAROMETER,

From 2l5 Broadway, N. Y, has Arrived!
LIE invites the attention OF the Sick aud Afflicted,
IL laboring under any Of the various characters or
forms of Disease such Coughs liberated Tubel-
culous Lungs, Splitting of Blood Pain in the Chest
Shoulders, Side Back, Bleeding Lungs, Chronic Ca.
arrh Night Sweats Nervous Complaints Palpitation,
Ossicaton or Dropsy OF the Hear, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Chronic DiarIhea Incidental Weakness
peculiar Females; Cancer, Tuners. Scrofuous AZ
ectons, Deafness Insanity, Fits, Paralysis Spinal De-
ormities, Gravel Fstula, Cosveness and all cutane
eruptions and Poisonous incubation, and Humors
OF tie Blood, &c
The Doctor is the only man on the Globe, that can
accurately ascertain the nature OF Consumption
He is happy to announce TO the Consumptive, that
out OF 1856 treated with the Lung Barometer, only
two proved incur ible who were pronounced curable-
DIR. H Root can be consulted for this week only, at
the Worcest Huus Worcester, Mass. His Rooms
are No l6, first flour; entrance, 81 door Elm street.
febl0 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Particular Notice,

Savings Bank.
OFFICE IN Central EXCHANGE.
.TNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is opsn
daily for the receipt OF Deposits from all classes.
Wrcester. Oct /. 1851. e oct Ids visit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Preserves. &c.

TUST received, lot nice Preserves, sucf Peach
- Ounce Raspberry and Blackberry, in SIN III Pots
lso prime lot of Mdrrowat, and Pea Beans; Ex-
and Essences, for iayorng PastrN Husk, Palm
Leaf, Jute and Rope Mats, the approaching muddy
season. marsh's Patent Oil, Fluid and Lamp
Oil.
Also, good assortment ofGroceries and other Goods.
in great variety, constantly hand, and for sale low
for Cash, No. 297 Main street, and No Southbrdge
street, by l.. SPRING, 2D.
Worcester Feb Is, 1852. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Farm for Sale.

FTNHE Subscriber will sell. or exchange for Real Es
tate, in the city of WORCESTER Farm vi SO acres,
in the westerly part f Shrewsbury. ahont 81 miles from
the Court Hnnse, the old road Shrewsbury. 1t
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Howe, and
occupied by Peter Rich Jr Ii is desirable place
for one wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted that purpose
For luther particulars, enquire Of Peter Rich Jr,
the premises or of EDWARD EARLE
Worcester st Month"; 1852 ialt29 -dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

We are glad that Adams is 80 well patr0nized
at his New Skylight Rooms in Briney Row. There is
in Daguerreotypes, just disposition Of Light and
shadow, easy natural position, and artist al
Tangement of all the accessories which make up per-
fecf picture. To time expense, and disappuint
men call un Adams for Daguerrotypes and avoid the
Rooms of those who have neither skill or genius
for the business, and whose sole aim is TO secure the
rocks rather than to attain perle lion,
art whose importance they capable of appreciat
ing. uoyl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Gas Fittings.

TNHE Subscriber having purchased of Warren Lazel
Esq., his entire stock of Tools, and interest in the
Gas Fitting business is prepared fit up buildings pub
lie and private, for the of GAS. IN a thorough and
substantial manner, and reasonable terms can
be done in this city, any other
Also, constantly on hand samples Of the latest Pat
terms Of Gas Fixtures, which will be furnished to ORDER
and al short notice All orders left at WARREN La
ZELI'S Book Store the shop, in Of the New
York Store, will meet with prompt attention.
N AINSWORTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
FAIRBANKS
Celebrated Vegetable Healing Compound!

For the cure ofthe following Diseases, viz.
INFLAMMATION oft Lungs, Sore Throal, Head
L ache, Tooth-ache, Ear-Ache, Piles, Rheumatism,
Cholic Cramp, Fever and other Sores. Buns, Scads
Cuts, Bruises and strains, Sngs of Insects, &C., it
has equal.
For Children troubled with Worms, this and
wonderful discovery is of the greatest blessings of
the age few months trial. has won for il notoriey
ding the sanguine expectations OF its triends
nothing bnt lis virtues and the benefit conferred
many who have suffered for years. could make il enjoy
tie reputation which it now has For further informa-
lion relative this Vegetable Compound, cuar
be had of agens VIII testimony OF the highest
der will be ound.
sold in Worcester, by Lewis T. Lazol, 20l Main St;
Pro ective UnioA Store, No. IL Main street; and A.
For sale who esale aud RETAIL by the subscriber in
West Boylston. HORACE FAIRBANKS.
WEST BoYLsToN, Ftb. 7, 1852.
Whatever may be the preudices OF Patent Medicines
we, the undersigned have and felt the magic eff
itcts + Fairbanks Vegetable Compound, in soothing
the pain in great many cases. and know it to
be good article for many the and purposes to
which it is devoted; and where it may not
prove nfable possesses the virtue Of doing injury
We, the undersigned, tee that this is good Medicine
for cry family to have, occasion may req ire
EZEKIEL PIERCE, NATHAN L. DAGGETT,
JOHN HUNT, SAMUEL LAWRENCE,
JOHN MAY, l. M. HOSMER,
WINDSOR MORSE, AMOS CHILD,
NORMAN II. OODALE, b. F. KEYES.
S. H. SMITH,
West Boy lston. Feb. Z. 1852. febl2 daw1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

At Market, 600 Beef Cattle no Stores, pairs Work
ing Oxen 80 Cows and Calves, $3.50 Sheep and Lambs,
and l70 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra, Sc 25; first quality, So;
second no. SIS IS; third do, 81 70 a S.
Working UXen-No sales.
Cows and Calycs-$l9, o. 80, 81 and 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Saes at So so, So SO SO; Extra,
a. so 6.
SWINGS &C., Retail, 81 7c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
Auction Sale of Fnrnitnra

JTOOD & PUTNAM will sell at their Sales Room,
4 L on Saturday, Fe, a. at j O'Clock, p NJ, good
assortment OF Household Furniture, consisting of Bu-
Teaus, Tables Chairs, Wash Stands, Dressing Tables,
Bedsteads, Looking Glasses, Clocks, ook and Par
Tor Stoves, &C. Also, good Harnesses.
Pefemptory sale OF Table Cutlery, in The evening, at
O'Clock. HOOD & PUTNAM, Auct's.
febI3 DIT
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SALE OF STOCKS,
AT Boston, Friday, February ID.
MARRIED,

In Barre, Feb. 5, by Rev, Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. Stewart
Chase of lIoyoke to Miss Charlotte Frances, dangh-
ter of MIR. Joseph Paige.
In Ware, Feb 10th, by Rev. MIR. Ward. Mr.. DIV light
Merriam to Miss Maria French, al of w.