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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06
CITY OF WORCESTER.

NIARD ii. The inhabitants OF Ward number two,
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and warned to meet In the " old school House, the
west side OF summer s'ree,'' Monday, the eighth
day OF November next at O'clock A NJ TO act on the
following articles, to Wit
lst TO give in their for Governor, and Lieu
tenant Governor, of this Commonwealth aud for five
Senators, 10 represent the District of Worcester in the
next General Court fths Commonwealth, on ballet
3D. To give in their for five persons to reore.
sent the city Of Worcester in the next General Court of
this Commonwealth one ballot
Sd. To give in their for one person to repre-
sent Congressional District No. of this Common
wealth. in the 33d Congress OF the United States.
9TH. To give in their votes by ballot this ques-
ton 80 Is 1t expedien that DELEGATES should be chosen
to meet in Conventon for purpose revising or al
terng The Constitution o! Government of this Common
wealth"
All of said ballots to be enclosed and deposited in
the ballot box, in oie sealed envelope
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
closed at p NJ.
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen. A
Oct. 25, 1852. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership,
NOTICE,
CE'FY CssAL YAAHs.

]. NJ. HUNTINGTON & CO., Projectors.
nN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
" Yard (formerly occupied by Is, Buaun,) best quail
tiles of Pennsylvania Coal, viz:
Lehigh, lump and prepared.
White ASH, 9
Red Ash prepared.
Lackawanna, lump and crate.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for smiths use, which will
be sold lowest market rates. and delivered in the
bes possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal Yard utce Park street;
at Mr. j. e. Gregory's Grocery store No. Main street;
at Mr. r. B. Griswod's Grocery store, corner of Main
and School Mr. 6. A. Dressers Shoe store
No l76 Main street; or through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended TO.
G. L. MANN, Agent.
Worcester, July 81. 1852. dawistf
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CIOthier'S Convention!
At MacuIIar, Williams & Co.'S
Great Clothing Mart,
27l Piper's Block, Main st.,
Sign Of the sFuIl Dressed MAN.

271 Piper's Block, Main ST.,
Sign of the Full Dressed Man,
Come come sons OF old Yankee land,
Come from your hills, and your valleys green borders
Come with the bright golden rocks in each open hand
Come and give famous Macuar yonr orders.
Garments YOU when the heat was at ninety-six
Are thin at the elbows, and all out of order
And keen blows the wind with its breath full OF rheu
Bidding you haste to Macullar with orders.
Come, come for the Fall Trade is open now,
And rch CHEAP, and rare, is the Stock Of Macullar
Coats and vests, in thousands awaiting you
Come then, with eagle, halfeage, dollar go
Come for your waistcoats come, for coats black
or blue ,r.w
Come every observation-disclosures, every artizan
Come every gent, from the Bay states wide border.
Come come Paxton and Petersham, Fl0
Pniipston, Templeton, Rutland, and Websterj
Come come Boyston, and Hubbardston, &E
BrookheId and Spencer, Webster, and Leicester.
Come ye from Clinton fair, come from Sweet Auburn
rare;
Come from old Barre, and rural New Brainree;
From Douglas, ana Ashbunham, and famous Westmn
ster, Come Nrer
Come, from brown Ftchburg, and Sutton, and Dudley
Come, come, from Sterling and Royalston,
Holden, and Oakham, Pnceton and blackstone;
From Northbrdge, and Southbridge Hardwick, and
Shrewsbury come
Come, from famed Wnchendon Athol, and Grafton.
Come, the winds our meadows broad
Come with yonr Horses and wagons in order
Come f-thers when forth var they strobe,
Driving John Bull and his hosts in disorder.
Come the store of Macnar, in Worcester,
Rarest aud best of the stores in the nation
Come, and pick out all the Fall clothes you mean TO
wear;
Cheapest, aud finest. and peerless in fashion ssG
At the sign of the g Full Dressed Nan, number 27l,
In Pipers great block, is the mart Of Maeuar;
So gentlemen don't delay, but haste TO that away,
And shine in raiment as bright dollar
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

WIZARD VIII The inhabitants of Ward nunber
w Eight, qualified to vote in elections, are hereby
notified and warned to the Brick Court House
on Monday, the eighth day of November next at Q
O'Clock, A. NJ, to act the following articles TO wit:
Ist To give in their votes for Governor and Lien
tenant Governor, of this Commonwealth and for five
Senator'S to represent the District of Worcester the
next General Court of this Commonwealth on one ballet
Cd. To give in their votes for FIVE persons 10 repre-
sent the city of Worcester in the General Court of
this Commonwealth, on one i,allot
3d. To give in their votes for person to represent
Congressional District Nos Of this Commonwealth in
the SD Congress of the United States.
4th. To give in their by ballot, on this ques
ton Els it expedeDt that Delegates should be chosen
meet in Convention, for the purpose of revising or
altering the Constitution OF Government of this Com
monwealih."
All of said ballots to be enclosed and deposited in
the ballot box, in sealed envelope
The polls shall be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at p. NJ @irFh
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Oct IS 1859. GEO. JONES, Constable
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CITY OF WORCESTER.


VKTARD VII. The inhabitants of Ward number sew.
w en-, qualified to vote in elections, are hereby mott
fed and warmed TO in the School House, corner
of Oxford and Pleasant streets, Monday, the eighth
day OF November next, at O'Clock, A. M TO act OH The
following articles to wit:
la To give in their votes for a Governor, and Lieu
tenant Governor. Of this Commonwealth and Tor five
Senators, to represent the District OF Worcester the
next General Court OF this Commonwealth on one ballot.
3D. To give in their votes for five persons repre-
sent the city of Worcester in the next General Court
this Commonwealth on one ballot.
Sd. To give in their votes for person to repre-
sent Congressional District No 9 Of this Common
wealth, in the Ssd Congress ofthe United States
4th. To give in their votes by ballot, on this ques-
ton - Is 1t exBedient that Delegates should be chosen
to meet in Convention for the purpose of revising or al
tering he Constitution of Government of this Common
wealth"
All OF SAID ballots are 10 be enclosed and deposited in
the ballot box, in one sealed envelope.
closed at p. Nj.
Per order of the Mayor AMI Aldermen.
Oct 25, 1852. GEO. JONES, Constable
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cIrY On WORCESYEa.

CITY OF WORCESTER.
WIZARD v The inhabitants of Ward number five
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and warned TO in the Ash School House,
on Monday, the eighth day of November next, at
9oclock, A. Ms to act on the following articles, to wit
1st To give in their votes for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor of this Commonwealth, and for five
Senator's TO represent the District OF Worcester in the
General Court OF this Commonwealth ON one ballot
I'd. To give in their for five persons TO repre-
the city OF Worcester the next General Coui Of
this Commonwealth, on one ballot.
Sd. To give In their votes for person to repre-
sent Congressional District No 8 Of this Common
wealth in the 33d Congress ofthe United States.
Att. Tog We in their votts by ballot, on this ques-
tion Is expedien that Delegates should be chosen
in Convention, for the purpose of evising or al
tering the Constitution OF Government of this Common
Wealth.
All of III ballots to be enclosed and deposited in
the ballot box, in sealed envelope.
The polls shall be opened at o'clock A. NJ, and
closed az 5 p. NJ.
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Oct p, 1852 GEO. JONES, Constable.
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CTTY "a WORCESTEl

INWARD vi The inhabitants of Ward number six
w qualified TO vote in elections, hereby notified
and warned TO meet in the City Hall Monday, the
eighth day of November next, O'Clock, A Nj to act
OIL the ing articles, 10 wit:
LIST To give in their votes for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, OF this Commonwealth and for five
Senators represent he District Worcester the
next G neral Court ofths Commonwealth on one ballot
3D. To give in their for five persons repre-
sent the ct of Worcester in the General Court of
this Commonwealth on one BALLOT.
Sd. To give in their votes Tor person to repre-
sent Congressional District No his Common
wealth, IN the 33d Congress OF the United Stats
4th. t. give in their votes by ballot on this ques-
ton =" expedient that Deegaes should be chosen
TO meet in Conventions for the purpose Of revising al
terng the Consultation ofGOyernnen of this Common
wealth"
All Of said ballots to be enclosed and deposited in
the ballot box in one sealed envelope.
The polls shall be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at P. NJ.
PR order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Oct. %, 1852. GEO. JONES, Constable
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Piano Fnrtes.

Just received, and for sale au assortment of
y Beautiful Piano FOrtes.
One gothic style, of excellent finish and tone. Per.
sons wishing TO purchase, invited 10 call and exam
inc these Instruments, at LELAND'S Music Rooms
No. AZ Front street.
Also, JUS received and for sale, dozen beautiful Pr
stools, of various styles s. r. LELAND.
Worcester Oct. 8, 1852. diff
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Under Shirts and Drawers.

LIVERY style and variety of the above Goods can be
IL found at the Harrington Corner Clothing Store,
corner Of Main and Front streets.
oct20 dawtl THAYER & EAMEs.
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Threa Dollars Reward !

II OST, brown and white SPANIEL DOG, with
L. curly hair-answers to the of Carlo. The
finder shall receive the above reward by leaving him
at this Office. octl9 dawtf
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Waters's Hair DYE, and Inks.

WTATERS'S celebrated Hair Dye, Black and Red Ink,
w Indelible Ink, with, and without preparations for
marking Linen, &c, Ihese preparations received the
first premium at the Fair of the American Institute of
1850. AL of the above named articles are for sale by
CALDWELL & HILL. Apothecaries,
now dim 229 Main street..
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Just Received
MILK. MILK.

Old Java Coffee.
R000 LBS. just received, which will he sold in
OOOO quantities 10 suit purchasers, ground or I'M
ground, at the CQfse Factory, Manchester
w. j. WHITE.
Worcester, Nov, 4th, 1852, eod3w*
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BOOKS ! BOOKS ROCKS!
John Keith & Cos Bulletin Of New Books,

John Keith & Cos Bulletin Of New Books,
239 Main street
nISCOVERY and Exploration of the Mississippi
Valley, with original Narratives Of Marquette and
others.
Queer Bonnets-Mrs. Tuthi,I.
The Professionalism.
Meats Wives-Thackeray.
Cabin and Pailor--Randoiph.
Ancient Christianity Exemplifed by l.. Coleman.
Felipe of Faith.
History Of the Mormons, Eieut. J. w. Gunnison.
Review of New Themes, b5 A. Lyman.
Practical Trealise OH Business, by Edwin T. Freddy
Manual Of Execution and Oratory by John Walker.
Fifth Vol of Waverly Novels, Philadelphia Edition.
Southern Matron, and N. E. Bride.
Life North and SOUTH by Mrs. 5. ]. Hale.
81 Series ~ alks aud Talks OF an American Farmer
England, Fred. l.. Omsted.
Lives OF Wellington and Peel.
Reuben MendicOtt or, the Coming Man.
Coneniment better than Wealth. Alice b. Nenl
Ancient Egypt, under the fharaohs Kenlick.
Comparative PLY sOgnomy, or The Resemblance Be-
tween Men and Animals. J. w. Redfeld
The Experiences of Barrister. w. Warner, Esq.
The Recolecti0ns OF Policeman. Thomas Waters
Australia and Her Gold Regions X G. jameson.
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Velvet Trimmings.

Ne all widths and colors constantly on hand, togeth.
" er with newlot OF CLOAK TASSEuS, at
j. H. MYERS, $40 Main street,
oct23 daNt near Worcester House.
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Worcester Academy

A gentleman and his Wife,
AR two Gentlemen, eau be accommodated with Board
Y y and gemteei Room, or Rooms, by immediate an
pcation the subscriber, Sc Front street. Newtons
Block G.. B. MOSELY.
Oct 26th, 1852. dist
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TUST received from Phiadepb iaa large assortment
81 of BLANK ACCOUNT, RECORD, and MEMO
RANDUM BOOKS, embracing almost every variety,
which i'll be sold cheaper than ever offered III this city
before Call at WILSON'S,
oct28 DIV 96 Main street.
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Lace Gimps, and Galloon Trimmings.
OF the above beautiful Trimmings we have on hand
~ variety of patterns, and of most every shade
which we shall sell cheaper than good many OF our
competitors purchase them in New York or Bos-
ton they being Of onr own Importation, gives us the
advantage over all our rivals, in his line of business
IL MYERS 2IO Main street,
oct23 dawtf Wurces er House.
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nov3
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RnnTS! ROOMS !

-rsSan GENTS ID. S. imitation Cork sole CALF
KMl BOOTS, first tate article, just received and
VV#V for sale low al No. 81 Main street.
Sasa@ Oct27-daw4w l. S CHAPMAN.
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M U S x

A QUANTITY just received, and for sale in suita-
IN bic quantities, at very low rates, by
l.. 4. LAZELL Druggist,
oct29 d&w4wis POI Nam street.
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WIZARD ". The inhabitants of Ward number four
w qualified to vote in elections, are hereby notified
and warned to meet in the g lower City Hall, or Police
Court Room," on Monday, The eighth day of November
next al o'clock, NJ, 10 act on the following articles
to wit:
st To give in their votes for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor of this Commonwealth, and for five
Senator's represent the District Worcester in the
next General Court OF this Commonwealth, ballot
3D. TO give in their votes for five persons repre-
sent the city Of Worcester in the General Court
OF this Commonwealth, on one ballot
Sd To give in their votes Tor one person to repre-
sent Congressional District No Of this Common
wealth, IN the 33d Congress of the United States
4th. To give in their by ballot, on this qnes,
ton - Is 1t expedent that Delegates should be chosen
to meet in Convention for the purpose of revising al
tering the Constitution of Government of this Common
wealth."
All OF said ballots are TO be enclosed and deposited in
the b4llot box, il one sealed envelope
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock, A M, and
closed at 5 p. Nj.
Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Oct. rs, 1852. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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CITY or W00CESYER.


WIZARD III. The inhabitants OF Ward nnmberthree,
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and waned to meet in the south lower basement
OF the Central School House, the side of
Main street,a on Monday the eighth day Of November
next at O'Clock, A. M to acton the following articles,
to wit: lal
ls To give in their votes for Governor, and Lieu
tenant Governor of this Colnmonwea ill., and for five
Senators, 10 represent the District Of Worcester in the
mex General Court of this Commonwealth on ballot.
3D. o give in their votes for FIVE persons repre-
sent the city of Worcester in the General of
this Commonwealth, 90 one ballot.
3D. To give i'll their voies for person TO repre-
sent Congressional District OF this Commonwealth,
N the $50 Congress OF the United States.
Attn To give in their by ballot this ques-
ton =" Is it expedien that Delegates should be chosen
to meet in convention, for the purpose revising al
tering the Constitution of Government of This Common
wealth.
All of said ballots be enclosed and deposited in
the ballot box iii one sealed envelope.
The polls shall he opened ut O'Clock, A. NJ, and
closed at z. NJ.
Per order of the Mayor aud Aldermen.
Oct. rs, 1852. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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WANTS.
Boy Wanted

TN Dry Goods Store, from fourteen sixteen years
Il of age. One whose parents reside in the city would
be preferred.
nOv3 disf A. Y. THOMPSON g. co.
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w A N TIE

OK MOULDERS, to work in the Worcester MaIlea-
Il ~ BILE Iron Foundry.
uovs def WAITE, CHADsEY q co
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-07-28

rying out the purposes of scientific ex-
plorations, and applying the knowledge
obtained by them for the benefit of those
who need it, and those who paid for it ;
the other is evidently perversion of
funds designed for diflusirg knowledge
wealth. morals. power, to personal pride
and individual ACKNOWLEDGMENT The
one tends to democracy, the other to des-
potism
AS the spirit of the age is the dcmoc-
racy of scicnce-the diffusion, not the
consolidation of knowledge-an attempt
will be made to point out several sub
ijccts of science. with such plans aud
modes of promoting them as will tend to
bring knowledge to every mans door,
and to give to ii free access to every far
mer's son and every mccl an;c's daughter.
AS the schools of our country constitute,
or ought to constitute. not national
university" but university of the ma
tion," special endeavors will be made to
present such subjects, plans, and modes.
as will aid in training the young beings
composing them for success in their flu
tnre vocations; to put them ON the track
of practical science productive industry,
and Christian morals
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-07-28
Movements Of Mr.. Webster.

For the last few days the Hon. Dan
iel Webster has been enjoying the in
MIGRATING sea-breeze at Nahant, and
amusing himself with fishing, &c. His
health has greatly improved since his
return to the North, and he is IN most
excellent spirits. Those Familiarity ac-
quainted with the distinguished states
man, say that he appears to be in bet
ter health than he has been for the last
ten years; in fact, he is DANIEL WEB
TER in the noon-day of his mental and
physical greatness.
Upon learning of the arrival of the
British Minister at the Revere House,
yesterday morning, Mr.. Webster sent
his Private Secretary, Charles Lanman,
Esq, to conduct his guest to Nahant,
and the party left the city in the two
O'Clock steamer. The British Minis
will probably accompany Mr.. Webster
to Marsh6eid, today.
Mr.. Webster will be received at the
Railroad Station in Duxbury, at noon
to-day, by the residents of that and O.
Their towns, and will be triumphan1g
escorted to his residence at Mars field.
The escort will consist OF a cavnlcadc,
numbering several hundred horses. aod
the people generallt, in vehicles Of
every description.--Bosto'. Be, Sat
rday.
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Mr. MEAcuAN.-ihe II. Adams
MeSSpngrr, noticing Jhe nanin ton OF
Mr.. Meacham, says; " >ir. NJ acham
has proved himself % be IN all, .A:,h-
full, AMI popular he resentaiive. No
one of the Vermont Delegation stands
higher (althouah he is bodily short)
at Washington, than Mr.. Meacham.
We are glad that the people Of the LIST
District will avail themselves Of Mr..
Meacham's experience in Congression-
al life, and will not see him set aside
by our reprehensible practice Of too
hasty rotation
The Burlington Free Press says !:
- No District in Vermont can have a
sounder, truer, more faithful or intel
ligent Representative than that which
elects JAMES MEAcHAM. No man in
the State is governed by larger, more
liberal and statesmanlike views, irres-
pcctive of party, than he, while his
personal character is as far removed
from fear as from reproach. He is as
highly respected in Washington as he
is in his own District, and that is praise
enough. We congratulate our friends
of the First District, on transferring
to thom ou1' Representative ~
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For the Middlcbury Register.
Nix. EDITOR:

'
We understand and take great
pleasure in communicating to the
friends OF the Educational interest IN
tins section,that the widely known. and
descivedly loiu'ar irncii al of the
bakersfield Acad' meal Institution.
with scvcial oi his ~ .istants, has been
engaged b. thc iras,.cs Of Barre a
ed ny. 10 .a@c cnar-" o, the sad In.
stinlon ut iutrc, v. 'ie lcat'on
Is sac 20 be leos-a- Gas. -.', lie Of
access ,o"y six mics r'n t,on. .rr.
"A lank road hclns Ia construction
between he two places 10 the emn.
cnt capabilities. an sterling qualities
Of Mr.. Spanlding, the Principal, as an
Instructor, which never fail to win the
regard and esteem Of the Student,
there are numbers in this vicinity
who will attest, and OF which the un-
precedented success OF the Institution
OF which he has so long been the head
Is conclusive proof. The extensive
chemical and hilosI Ideal al aatus
IS to be removed to Barre by Mr.. s.,
and additions made thereto, rendering
1t far superior to any possessed by a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-07-28

RUTLAND CoUNTY.-The following
ticket has been put in nomination by a
a convention of the Wings of Rutland
County:
For Senators, Thomas +. Bogue,
Pittsford, Anon Bailey, Poultncy.
Harvey Shaw, Tinmouth for asst
Jadges, S. ii Kellogg, Pittsford, b.
f. Laogdon, Castleton for She IT.
Jacob Edgcrton, Rutland far State's
Attorney, Martin &. Eycrts, Rutland
for Jadge Of Probate, Dist. Of nut
imd, Harvey Button, Wallingford
ia, Jadye ef |yobote, Dist II Fair
hdrco, Almon Warner, Castlcton 10,
H'gh B@tG, Levi Briggs, Brandon
Tho convention, among other
things,
H,soirei, That we will uphold and
defend with our utmost zeal the prin-
cillcs and policy Of our whig fellow
citizens and We congratulate them
that no party emergencies have driver
us to present an unknown and union
orcd name for their suiIragcs.