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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

DISTRESSING !,CCrII Nj On FRIDAY Ia>t
BOY about II Years 81 az" named Edward
IIuc',eS, arri':cH;all, i;.ii INTO ciStrrn of hot
water in III" Prin-erv # ti:n Co"f 20 MANN
featuring Co, the cover Ct which lad Teen
removed for temporary purpose. The wa
ter was Of a trnperatrrc 81 a'tou: 100 *,
grees. He Immediately >pr5,ng ont and wash
I'd h;mself with cod water ana although il.
ape .red to suffer- hut ST INT v,a;a at the time.
he was taken home ani died on SUNDAY. He
has been at work in tie prlntcrv for a num-
Ter OF years. and was highly esteemed ny his
employers D5rsr Er,n.r.~
STRANGE Crs7oN.-A Berlin, aper states
iva: 'sere is in Rn>-ia a place ca!!ei Amer
dale, "hcre a mos: singular custom exists
Ever ten wears the awful scenes Of the cru
cih,'en are enacted! ' the Villagers. Some
are dr-s-,-d 10 represent soldiers and Jews.
some as s'hari>eas. a-.i many men. women
ana children ,ara rn,;nl aS :h, crowd OF:
Spectators. IS !:!e on the three crosses. are
NAILED figures IN ,gax. AL ct the feet kneel
W men VII" represent alc Mar,s. The whole
scene i gon" through .ith in all lis details,
"ni lasts all &,y. lhi, re,.. SINGULAR pc. :
s"snauo". which has been kept up s:nce the
,.i'id,e s4'>. IS announce: 10 takeraoe s9an
- H.. s,nr.n o! .ipnt o. - 80" -. e.-,r
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-, r...: IN hand :yo k".se rnvi.r - mana
lie .r,.'~ '...,.--
>. '....i> produce received il. exchange for :,.e
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pour la foUrniture de banes de fer
tinecs points, rusnge dc In vile, pendnn


convenebement fndues fer premiere ouate
harcoa conormfmet plans ciannex6s Files
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liv,ces de Ia Vile, tells
designer apres
dane de vngt,cinq piastres jour.
s'engagea la yle Preparation son
les noodles serv ire onire Les
de
rante de la fdale execution du contrat.
Placements ceptaton des banles
Les propositions pa litre,
Nile Orleans, 10 aolt 1851
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MEDICAL.


ENALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXrH ACTOR,
L. THE onies4I AND ONLY ogmesaa ohm IA.
ssy A sss
H. new @ s
9a H. e sas
ans s Of s aaee Lot
ssIf sRoKEN LINES, when set we'll wrapped up
sas slaa @ saps rsR and
hs Bowels
When Easter oil jaap all eI haze failed su
the Absorb no moro than orsPart winot
ri. see all the disease.
Is value selected rom The thousands IN our Possession.
from all p'r'' of the country
pTTNs
stated That is no case wh,hmay
''PSyss county and City Of
1 s a s s Rass duty 6 % f the thus
during which have bodily
Sa sss
xss Ps"sdS and Galy make rial q
as We'll and hearty The USE Of ~s
Wiling % TO- should make the Of an old
more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS
Cincinnati 9TH month, ls47.
ERYs1pELAs.
For Erysspea the PAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable Other
spy place 5
effects h0rousheue.
asss sss
Kidney and With SsedSs ssspS u S,n ed
with sTF Il.
de hs.ame Stopped o days when my
mnt ,os i n,. Wy ongus ciacae ana me ROOT OF my
in constant bnrnng heat 50 that COLA a my neck
In th;s nas ia,rsd }or daatb anJ naa W.
W. "e"'"b hhu heVef when
Mrs 'ssSAp Gs,le "a me =, T,,,,, =, ~,
brought DO. and applied some t6a Sores felt i'm
mediate ease wherever touched begged
nont me thoroughly was obtained and new life seemed to invest
me- the burning N me chest even made Pills Of md
took them, which cured life valuable
og now m strong as ever and have been carly
'he year ies1' hEhZiA FRENCH.
SALT RIIEUM
AIN heA, 4,
my family for Salt Rbeum OF thirteen years, raon and far
Tb. 90 aa ras hasa Gov " 80 @ ~ u "
sntirsly ran,nyed TIae con ha No ni , ~ ~ ri ~
virtues that the Patent recans from what my
others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
cheeay recommend to the attention the afflicted the Of this
valuable save; ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
buffalo, NJ "
COSTIVEN ESS: OR CONSTIp ALTON or THE Ef,JyFTs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR is lie ,nrrst , and r,os
and sysn ater nj The od $50 ~
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Specifications for Supplying the City with Plate.
for Rridges. for the term of ono Yenr.

MO. 243.-Resoiu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
deneu encan, apres jou
raha lie
de Ia yile lie dune
Cations gistr6s bnreeu du Foyer.
(Sisnel FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President dn Cons des Aas Adermtn
[Signel JAMES ROBB
President du Cons, Aldermen
Approuyt lie aont, 1862.
tsignel A. D. CRossAIAN, Marie.
Pour copie conforme II. BIER, secretaire,
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vHVREAsURER's OFFICE, New orleans, Auo

ENREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, AUG.
ls5aln accordance with the provisions the thirty
% 81 Inc Ac Of notice hereby that the
lowing bills OF unpaid Taxes for the Third District
Kennedy, Judge. ~ "
Persons whose appended hereby appear and
answer the demand contained in Bills ,
date hereof W. H. GARLAND, Trca5prer
-
First District.
1851.
1,iciioa O. a He"soh. 5OO
Ranney II j. Observation-Disclosures. ........52O
Sullivan Micl Observation-Disclosures. lof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-01

FROM DR.. Wan. T. PRENTISS.
Mr. BuLLlr regard Sarsaara will
70 extent in cutaneous affections OF long standing
pe ra ProSasis Sabies, Syphe Caehexia all
where the indication Of thorough change
the hrids the body with
junction With ooo treatment think would prefer other pre-
pahn Of Sarparilnin phyBnn will
upon eeuinirg the substances composition
Respectfully, yours, w. r. FRENTIsS, d,
Lewisport, Ky. December A. lssT.
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MEDICAL.
~ ENUlNE MEDICINE v

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
W ISL WRIGHT Co hayingresclr Cd
Of their uHnes have as "
with the popreo all the genuine popular Patent nod
cnes throughout he Quilted States TO keep them constantly spp 90
With f'es aud ample assortment at rae m eesw ne nnh 81
rces by enabed to offer Tor the
ofputchnoors tho which can be found tls
other Having many tho purchase Ad
sale Of acquired facilities conducting hs
particular SCALE prepared,
supply the nde that the purchaser cano
realize handsome either whole
sac or retail At tqe establishment found full assortment
ALL PATENT MEDICINES The following list orriass
their assortment furnished TO dealers In nes csse5
twenty cheaper than hnn
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YESREAsuRER's OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
r. 2 lS5sln accordance with the provisions thirtyih
section Of the Act Consolidation notice is hereby that
lowing lis unpaid Taxes are
new put suit in the First JUSTICES Court Byrns Judge
Inc whose appended hereby
answer the demand contained Tax Bills fifteen the
dA'A hereof W H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-01

MO. 243.-ResOtUed, That the Comptroller be,
and he hereby authorized to sell auction
notice aud to the lowest bidder the supplying the city
with iron plhe for bridges for the
specifications in the Surveyors Office.
(Signedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Alierinen.
lsignedl JAMES ROBE
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Cd August 1852.
lsignedl A. D. CRossMAN Mayor.
True copy; H. BIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-01

BUREAU DU COSTROLEUR,
vLLLK "A ORLEANS, Aoit,, 1852. I
ME- Commencement la resolution qui precede,
par present veniai lie l.UND
lime jour doctobe rrocnan midi rasis eetrat sustt
o. DEBUYS, Contr0leur.
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Mg- C o u N n RFETT Sli-M

COUNTERFETTS .ABOUND!.
All other falsely PAIN EXTRACTORS Counterfsits
DALEYs The worthless WHO re them hope by steanp
they induce the public bocys uostru
Agepts.
Eis ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uiNEi AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME, al. pAlIEYa BE
MRI1TEN WITH PEN, IN DIFFERENT CoLoREI INK. on
UPON IT. =. 1890 w. '> -
~ Depot the United States where all
Will be promptly executed. Fl. DALEY & CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
l5l CHARITIES STREET, NewOrieans,
Where all Dealers in the States LOUISIANA ALABAMA
sIssIPP KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE City Of ST LOUIS
in the Stats Of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
an905m General Agents for Territory.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY NEwoRLEAHs, Aug 1852.
la5- In accordance with the foregoing reso-
luton, notice hereby that will sell MONDAY
tina m day Of October 10 O'Clock the bidder
above mentioned contract. lau4 6ol o. DEBUYS Comptroller
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BUREAU DIES CoMMlSSAIRES |
DE La DETTE CONSOLiDEE DE La NLLE-ORI.EANS.J

BUREAU DIES CoMMlSSAIRES
DE La DETTE CoNsoLDEE DE La NILE. oRI.EANs.(
. NouvELLEo LEANS JUN 1882.
TONFORhENIENT aux dispositions de FActe
~ de Ia de PEat approuvt lie Mai isi7 IN monant
de err, s"tfsant etant. mains
DsS PROPOSITIONS CACHETEEs reeues bureau jus
quu II Sepembr 1861 midi Ia venie de BoNs
do Tex ncpna No. Tn, julu'a de Ia sonne de
QUARASTE MILE PIASTRES Les des PROPOSITIONS deyont aver
0re la Muncpale NO. I'm
Giles pss onside lie d = de Sepenbr
1853 midi les etre orts liberal
echeaues plus dai auron pree
aehees advertisement de la Mu
nietpalite No I'm, creee par le dit de MAJ, ls4
d. A. GRO SMAN, Mare
o. DeBUYS, Coptr6leur.
WA. II. GARLAND, Tresorier.
w. p. CONVERSE, Rspporeur
ComG de Finances du Conseil des Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Rapporteur
de Finances Censei des Assistants Aldermen.
4. LAYEr, Seereare. aulS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

numbering fourteen, strong hard working
men. They have made hut $50, the last
four weeks, or on anaverage IA cents a day
to each one. Crowds of miners still flock
in here, attracted by the fabulous reports
oflhe richness of these mines. Some have
done well, a lew very well, while the min
ers generally have not made enough 10 sup
port them. Our trading operation did not
amount 10 any thing. The expense ofirav-
cling, Transportation of goods, time &c ate
upall the profits" Tired Of this location
they removed 10 Jacksonville, and formed a
conn any, under carefully prepared rules
I and regulations for mining and digging cam
ais. &c. A large company had been en-
gagged at this place for six months in dig
ging canal. 1t was stupeudous work,
intended TO drain more than mile OF the
river. They expected to make at least
| $4,000 for each member. Their shares
were sold at $1,000.
ITO be Contnued.3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
TIlumi ated Daguerreotypes.

WHEREAS, /, HENRY Il. INsLEY, Of the City,
County. and State OF New York. did obtain Let
tiers faent, of he United taes daed the sixth day Of
January, one thousand eight hundred and hy-tw0 Tor
Daguerreotype process, denominated illuminated Da-
glerreotvpes. And whereas, An1rew w. Van Astin,
of The City of WORCESTER in the County of Worcester
STATE OF Massachusetts. is dtsirous of acquiring in
tertst therein.
Now know all Men by these presents, that for and in
Consider att n Di The of - dollars, IN hand to
me paid, the receipt whereof is h Ieby acknowledged,
l. The said Henry L. sey have assigned, sod, and set
over and by these presents hereby cedr, sell, assign
and set over the said Andrew W Van lstm all my
right title and interest, which have iii he said
ton as secured by said Letters PATENT for, to,
and III the City and County of orcesteT, anil State Of
Massachusetts and III no other place. The same to be
held and enjoyed by the sand Andrew w. Van istin for
his and beuoo and for the use and behuof of
his legal repre- enatves in the above mentio limited
district TO the full end and which the said Let
tiers Patent may hereafter be graz ted, fully
and entirely as the would have been held ana
oyed by me, had this nment and sale not been
made
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my sigma
tire and SEAL this twenty seventh day of january,
thousand eight hundred and dity-two.
H. Il. lNSLEY.
Signed and sealed in the presence of ms !
HUMPHREY, !
WIN. WkLLAiAN.
fell. dat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

SchencIS's Pu monte Syrup.-The following
certificate in favor OF this invaluable remedy Tor Pulmo
nary Complaints is from well known Bookseller in
Boston;
BosTon Nov. 25th 1850.
To MEssRs. REppING & Co. No. State street.
GENILEMRN;-M he winter # ls49-'50, ! was afiic-
Il with severe Cold, accom- aned with hars Cough,
sotness of the I'm gs and Throat, and hoarsenesS
which times amounted nearly 10 loss ofspeech; and
after using the u+ remedies Tor seven weeks. 10 no
purpose induced, at yonr suggestion, to try
"SCHENCKS PULMONlC sNRlP,' which, in less
than three restored me to my usual health; and
as the season is upon us, when very many king
remedies fol similar troubles my testimony in behalf
Of yonr Invaluable Medicine, may prove OF some slight
value, and most cheerfuly place IT at our service
GEO. "a. BRIGGS,
Liberty Tree Bookstore, corner of Washington
and Essex streets, Boston.
FIR sale mt S. A. lIOWLAND'S Bookstore, ~ Main
street. Wore ster. iebl6 d6tw3t
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For the spy.


Mrs. Currier, of the Museum.
This lady 5 name is announced for benefit Al
the Museum, this evening. In justice TO the fair
beneficiary, as well just desert TO the excellent
performances off red, it would seem she should
be honored by lhge and generous AUDIENCE
Her professional talents and position most re-
spectacle and creditabe, and her services and ef-
most userur pru1stRvihe, lblSsqm, shays been
ted much to the enjoyment and satisfaction of the
public. The entertainments advertised for her
benegt, this evening, are various and highly al
tractve, embracing the sterling drama Of 'sCharIes
the Twelfth, or the Lion of Sweden (Grrmon
as the king,) and The very popular and amusing
farce of the Family Jars, - interspersed with in
teresing songs by Mr. Currer, (whose fine voice
and singing never fails to afford pleasure, aud
graceful dances by the worthy Misses Leslie
May the occasion be greeted by a Jul house -
ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

RosE.-Professor Agassiz, in lecture upon
the trees of America, stated a remarkable fact in
regard to the family of the rose, which includes
among ITS varieties not only many of the most
beautiful flowers which are known, but also the
richest fruits, such as the apple, pear. peach
plum, apricot, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry
&c, namely, that no fossils or plants belonging to
this family have been discovered by geoIogists !
This ne regarded as conclusive evidence that the
introduction of this family of plants upon the
earth was coeval with, or subsequent to the crea-
'lon OF man, to whose comfort and happiness they
seem especially designed by Providence to con-
tribute,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is.

WASHINGTON, Feb. TO.
Cant. Long. in a letter addressed to Hon w.
R. Smith, of Alabama, says that from the first
moment he saw Kossuth, he spared no pains to
make him and his associates happy, and throws
the responsibility of his conduct at MarsellIes on
the instructions received from Commodore Nor
gan and Consul Hodge.
The inference from the letter, is, that Kossuth,
knowingly or otherwise, would have compromised
the Mississippi, and through her the nation under
which she sailed but was deferred from doing SO
by the determined, but gentlemanly conduct of
Capt. Long. Kossuth, 6ndi himself in the
wrong, acknowledged his error, and thus the mat
ter rested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
BY TELEGRAPH,
90 the lllorfestrr 5pp.

New YoRK, Feb. 10Th.
The buildings, corner of Broadway and Muir
raw streets, was almost consumed by fire last eve
ming. The first story was occupied Messrs. Ball,
Black, g. Co., who sustain considerable damage
to their stock which is valued at $3.50, 900, and is
fully insured.
A money broker is said to have disappeared
within day or two. having embezzled funds to
the amount Of 100000.
Advices from Utah to Nov. 18th, represent the
affairs of Deseret 10 be in fourishing condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

The influence ofthe imperial perlurer has ex
tended to Belgium, which will no doubt be the
hrst object Of attack by Napoleon the little. The
Pu6Itc states that the Bulleti,. Francois, con.
Quoted at Brussels, by NJ. Alexander thomas.
ana which contained some sharp attacks on the
french Government, has been suppress ed BY the
hlng of The Btlglans. NJ Thomas and his CO.
editors have been expelled from Belgium.-.M
y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

p A letter from S. Vukoyies, late Minister of
Justice of Hungary, published on the 18th orJan.
last, in the London Daily News, shows that Kos
suth's acts in relation to his abdicaoA of the GOV
ern"rshlP of Hungary, were strictly as the illus
trious Chief has stated them to be. M. yukoves
convicts both Batthyany and Seszmere, of mean,
miserable detraction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

Doc AND BILL SToRY.-In Baltimore, few
days since, poor man, while counting roll of bank
notes, missed five dollar bill. and suspectng that
his dog, who had been watching him, had swallowed
IT. he immediatel, killed and opened him, and recoy
cred the fragments of the lost note. They we've
carefully joined and the note thus re-issued is pass
ing current.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Obr . aiIp 5pp.
! MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1854.

W Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
appear the day will please send in early the
day possible Also, those wishing to insert advertise
ments in the Weekly should send in early Monday
All advertisements for this paper, from others
Gee, must be paid for the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

MILITARY EETHUsIAsM.-A friend who resides
IN the western part Of Massachusetts. saws that
man aied short time since in lown adjoining the
Que N winch he resides, member OF IA military
c .ba was buried with military DONORS After
performed, of the seleclnen Of The ,n.n b.
was present at the solemn service moved that thye,
'4eeTS De gieentor the military. Providence Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

HE ALE HANIANs. This talented band of
i,'ns're,s dePalt Tor California the 20th inst
%es"e Hutchinson, member of the Hutchinson
Family, is now connected with the Allnpbanians
ana an goes Out with them to the golden land Mr.
Hutchinson has had much experience in concert life
ppsns the hrst to start into notice the Hutchinson
i"mlly. ne Is song writer Of much ability, hay
ing composed most the Home songs ofthe Family.
boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

FRAUD DIscovERED.-Fraudsh have been dis
coverered in New York, practised by person hav.
ing control Of imported goods belon. ing to Phiadel
phia and Boston houses. No name is mentioned.
His cnstom was to borrow money on the invoices.
instead Of delivering the goods to the owners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

WOMAN FLoGGING IN VIRGIN1A.-A free COL
ored woman was committed to Jail at Richmond,
Va and condemned to receive thirty nine asf es on
the 9th inst The crime alleged was that of being
found without papers, and while under re
to appear and answer to charge of assault, she
attempted to make her escape from the city, altred
as a man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
PRov1nENcr Feb. IA.

Gov Allen has signed the bill abolishing capt.
tai punishment, and it has now become a law.
The ship Shenunga, Patten, of Philadelphia,
fom New Orleans for Boston, with cargo of
1928 bales of cotton, struck on Nantucket Shoals
on the 18th inst, and became total loss.
The passengers and crew, with 200 bales Of
cotton, were saved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

GB Those who wish for light, pleasant reading
to amuse leisure hour. with refuses, charades,
conundrums, &C., will find the New York Picayune,
and the New York Reveille, at Thompson's just the
thing they want
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

EB The Wings Of Rhode Island have nominated
for Governor, Amos d. Smith, of Providence. 6r
Lieut. Governor, Rowse Babcock, of Westerly; for
Secretary Of State, Christopher E. Robbins o fNew
port; for Attorney General, Sylvester G. Sherman,
Of North Kingston; for General Treasurer, Samuel
B. Vernon, Of Newport.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

n If Norwegian Judge makes wrong de-
clslon, he has to pay the damage himself. In
Denmark, they have conciatory Judge, before
whom all disputes must pass; if he cannot recon-
clle the parties, they may then apply to court
of law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

THE ONLY EUROPEAN observation-disclosures
land is now the only real republic in Europe
Though it has been often assaulted and surrounded
bypotical storms, it has maintained its nationality
and freedom. In lS40 it adopted Constitution re.
sembling our own. A resolution has been adopted
IN the United States Senats, inqnr,ng into the expe-
dency of sending charge to Switzerland, pres.
ent the only nursery of free principles on the CONT
nent of Europe. 1t was stated by the mover of this
resolution. that the growing commercial relations
between the two countries render it desirable that
we should be represented there. We now furnish
Switzerland with cotton tobacco rice manufactures,
&c. Their tariff on manufactures is liberal aud
should be met with a corresponding spirit on our
part.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

FIRE AT SOUTH FRAM1NGHAM. On Sat-
urday afternoon, the large Straw Hal and Bon
net Mandatory, belonging TO George W. Rich
ardson' situated few rods north of the Railroad
Station in South birmingham, took fire and was
entirely destroyed. About sixty hands, mostly
girls, were employed In the establishment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Carrier Wanted.

Aninelligent and faithful boy is wanted to carry
the Daily Spy on the South route. One who is
thoroughly acquainted about the city, and can bring
good recommendations. None OTHER need apply.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

" The New York Board of Aldermen have
adopted resolutions sympathy with John Mitchell
and Smith O'Brieu, and directed them to be for
warded 70 TO the Congles Of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

% One of the Bureaus of the Government at
Washington has paid ont Of the Treasury, since
1880, the sum of two hundred and eight FIVE thou
sand dollars for horses lost 10 the military service.