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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

The WoMEN's RIGHTs CONVENTION
Third Day. Cleveland, Oct. 8. The Conve
ton assembled yesterday, very quietly, wi,
scarcely any traces of the storm oflhe day pre-,
GUS. The harmony of the assembly was SOD
again threatened by the introduction Of lett
from Rev. L. w. Higginson of Worcester, asi
ing the Convention to take up a collection for Il
purpose of Raising fund to print cheap tracts ,
Woman's Rights.
Mrs. Barker and Abby Kelly objected,
nouncing the Rev. gentleman as hereto. ]
this charge Lucy Stone replied in indignant term
after which, collection was taken up Viii
the plate was going round, some young men
the gallery told the man who passed ii 10 then
that If Miss Stone would come herself thu
would "shell out % That lady, on hearing II
remark, Instantly went to the young genlemel
when they launched out forty dollars in beha
Of the cause.
Mr.. Garrison introduced a resolution abus
ing the Worlds Temperance Convention, for i
action against Antoinete Brown After some
marks by Messrs Giddings and Burleigh, it W.
carriedl
Mr.. Barker made an address quite hlasphemo,
in its tone he rallied at the Church and Bibl,
and abused the clergy generally.
Much confusion and excitement prevailed
While he was speaking Anonete Brown in il
dignant terms signifed her readiness to reply
Mr. Barker oday. The meeting then adonrne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

OHIO DRESSED MEATS IN NEW York IN
AUGUsT-We dined yesterday upon as fine
quarter of lamb as we have ever tasted which
was butchered in Columbus, Ohio, and brought
here IN refrigerator car, by railroad, and we ex-
pect 10 dine tomorrow upon fine pair of fowls,
sweet as though dressed to day, which came
IN the same way. any Of our readers desire
to satisfy themselves that our meats may be all
bu,chered in Ohio, and sent to US in perfect or
der they can do so by calling on d. Tillon, No
8 Washington Market who furnished US with the
above specimens. We are glad TO chronicle this
event. though not very new one, as large guam
titles of game have been sent here from the West
in the same way, because it proves how easy the
thing can be done, aud how much better it would
be to have our meats brought ready dressed from
the country, thus saving the abominable nuisance
OF bull fights and COW chases in the streets, and
cutters OF gore among the dwellings Of women
and children. Success 10 the enterprise If
those who are engaged in the enterprise will give
us the reports, we will publish every arrival
.Ncw York Tribune, .aug. 81.
Cars constructed on the relfigerating principle
for conveying meats to distant markets from the
INTERIOR and oysters from the seaboard to refresh
the "rural districts, Fare becoming very common
Rochester is four hundred miles from salt water,
yet its market has been well supplied with fresh
oysters all the past hot summer and we have never
known fresh lake fish brought from Canada, so
hard, fat, and delicious, as John Miller, of this
city, keeps them in ice. The most delicate
fruits preserved fresh any length of time
The principle is capable of indefinite extension,
and must work perfect revolution in the sup
ply of many necessaries and Injuries, and greatly
promote their general consumption GeneSee
Furmer
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me createst medicaI discovery OF ths

The Greatest Medical Discovery of tbs
Age.
Mr.. KENNEDY, of RoAhnry, has dlscoyereh ~ on
of our common Pasture " ssos, reneoy that eUie,
every kind OF umer, frrm The worst SCI oina dow II
Pimne. lie has trisd ii IN over eiev' hu-
bred cases and failed except in TWO CASTS Ohun-
der hnmor.) He has in his isssession over TWO
hundred certificates Of its vslEe ell within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure nuT>ing re
mouth.
One three bottles will cure ife wesst kind Of PIN
Piles on the tuce.
Two or three bottles will clear the system as bies.
Two bottles is warranted cme the " osst canher m
the mouth and S on ach
Three five bottles is rraied to cure iAe v Srst
case of Erysipelas
One to Two bottles is warranted t. cure all honor III
the eyes.
and bOtches among the hair.
-Four 40 six bottles is warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers
one botte will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles is warranted 10 cure the " Grs
of rinewOrm.
Two to three bOtes is warranted. 10 cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted cure salt rh' UNI
Five eight bottles will cure the worst case OF scIo-
lula
benefit is always experienced from first bo.te
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quay
is taken.
Reader, pedded over a thousand bottles cf this in
The vicinity OF Boston. | Know the effects 81 it III
every case. So sure as water will extngutN fire 50
sure viii This cure humor. l never sold hete of il
speaks for itself here things abthi this herb
that appears surprising first that il grows in our
pastures in places quite plenty andIe its value
has never been known unul discoveied 1t in Ie46
second, that ii should all kinds of hum r. have
given il 10 children ycaI old, up 10 cid men Of sky,
from the hOnteest woman in osttn, ap 20 the belle OF
Nnnantum, and in all the cure is certain. n Q
change OF diet Decess8ryta The best you can
get. have likewise an herb whtn sirmered M sweet
oil, dissolvts Scrcu us swelling of The neck aud under
the ears-pIice SO cents
jjirectionS for Use.-Adult one table spoonful pc.
zen from five TO eight years, spoonful As no di
rection be applicable to all constitutions take
enough to operate on The bowels tHiee day
Mr., Kennedy gives personal Attendance IN had cases
of Scroula.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street. RoX0ury For sae by REDDlNG
& Co 6 Stale street, Boston
For sale in Worcester by D Scott, NJ D Green, s.
G White 4 Co, C. A. Harrington X ,Cn E II. Marsh,
f. D a'hetbee, Caldwell Hin, Bush Co, James
Green, H. T. Lazell, slbey Scott; Clappville Geo,
Roberts Soulhbridge, A. F. Amdop. dly augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

SPIRITUAL PRIDE.-At the opening services
Of the Episcopal Convention, yesterday, the Right
Rev Bishop Wainwright saw ft to refuse the
application of reporters for seats in the Conven-
lion, on the ground, as we are credibly informed,
that reporers were TOO "prolane and indecorous"
set OF men TO be admitted during religious SER
vice. We regret 10 hear from this eminent pre-
late, SO bad an account of our reporting friends,
bui the public have yet to learn what conduct Of
theirs. or what special attainments in holiness on
his patt,will justify an imputalion like the above.
~ y, EUcning Post, 6th.
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Bush's Cough Cure Lczsnges.
DREPARED on the basis, /" more permanent form,
i and designed TO take the place of
BUSH'S COMPOUND COUGH CANDY.

W"uiNhtou WIN OOu Liver VII.
These Lozenges contain the medica properties of the
Candy In more convenient, highly Concentrated aud
ettec tive form and to these are added some new nr.
ces, WHICH, III their pecuar action, give TO the who
apower before unattained. aad render before one
OF The best safest, and pleisantest medicines OF the
Kind ever offered 10 the public, for Coughs, Colds
oarseness Catarrhs, Bronchial Affections and all other
diseases OF the lungs
They are a certain cure for Whoopng Cough, and
form the best remedy used for Group and the
croupy cough TO which children subject
Bush's Cough candy, from long ana extensive use
has acquired reputation which places il beyOnu con.
troyersy among the best remedies In use for mi
mOnary diseases Of every kind. But the action oil all
and other ingredients which II contains, have soma
times In moist atmosphere, served to soften the snc
chaue natter and 1t, not tho less ocacoua n,
palatnble, but the less agreeable 90 the touch And
with ali the care bestowed upon the manuneture /,
WINS imp 1sslba always TO avoid this unpeasnnt
ing, occasoned by heat and tae absorption Of water
om the air To remedy this evil All ATTEMPT has been
mnde TO present the same thing in the fom of Lozen
ges,whioh should retain the medicinal pronerties
In chemical combination with sugar IN a less oneniity
20 secure perlnanence of form pleaenntness ~
taste, and the proper elicina effect The eforis INV
ever for this purpose have length been crowne win
success. The Cough Cure Lozengts are the resnlf =
They are given 10 the public with the ,ame renuts,ion
oil tho Cough Candy. Already have they gone Mia rx
tensiye use, and give the best Of satisfaction Ia ni ho
use Them For acute and clronc diseases of Inc nnes
they stand unrivalled. Prepared and sold BY
BUSH A. CO.,
No. "a Front At Worcester Muss
OH dec daw3m
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EY The Chicago papers bring ns the sad
news Of the death Of ANNIE the last Of Mr.. De-
Wofs' four children, who suffered from the dread
ful accident on board the Bay State The fu-
neral, 90 the 9th ut was largely attended, and
the exercises were most solemn and impressive.
These were said to be, two Of them especially,
children Of great promise--but they are thus ear
y taken away, and the parents health left DESC
late. May he that lehpers the wind TO the shorn
lamb comfort them in their affection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

RAIL ROAD AcCIDENT.--Soon after the 8
G'clock train Of the York and Cumberland
Rail Road had left the Goibam station yesterday,
1t ran over and totally demolished a horse and
wagon, the driver thereof narrowly escaping the
samefat The train was going twenty miles an
hour at the time, but no blame is attached TO The
engineer. He states that he first saw the man
sitting in the wagon. and that he was attempting
to whip his horse across the track that as the
engine approached, the horse, evidently lrghten.
ed, leaped directly before it-PorHand Adu,
Oct
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gTWe have stated that Rev. Mr.. Ellis, col.
league pastor with Rev. Sebastian Sireeier, over
toe First Nniyersalisi Church in Boston, had re-
signed. The reason is said to be that the church
had voted his venerable colleague out Of the pull
pit, because he signed the clerical petition to the
Mayor and Aldermen, TO enforce the Maine Ii
quor law
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

EXPLICIT = Judge.-'Does the Court unde,
stand you TO say, you man, thai you did NJ,
knoW you were 10 be witness in The case ?
Butcher Boy.-'Why YOU Ihunderin old lhicl
head, how dyer s'pose / know what the Cou,
understands I've told yer tut e and we
do-no 'ow, any more about it than II blind bull
terrier pup. va as did say didntknow
was TO be witness dyer understand now !
yer dOuble~eyed old puke, you?'
Witness committed for contempt, with sixt,
days added, for indulgence in what the Cour
stgmatlzed as The most appalling profanity, fo
threatening TO La ann the Court collectively =
and 'griting' on his teeth in such an aw fol man
ner, as 10 make the Courts blood run cold =
Western paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

10 The Transcript of Saturday, contains another
tissue Of absurd faIsehoods, over the signature Of
''Ventus 10 relation TO the basis Of representation
question, discussed in The Constitutional Convention
That Whigling says, "Keep it before the people,
that the main object Of the Coslitionsts, in the
forming Of the new Constitutions was to deprive he
emigrants, wao line IN cites Of Their Just and equal
rights as Ameucan citizens. Now, the Constitutional
Convention Of Massachusetts, had neither the dis.
position nor ability TO deprive any ''American chi.
Izen," nauralized, or native, OF bis Just and equal
right such. The Constitution Of the United
States American citizens their rights, and
will secure them, until General Scott, and the other
members Of the "Native" patty, succeed in their
endeavors deprive Foreigners ofheir constitution.
al right to become American citizens, and until the
Wings coasummate Bowers plan Of making slaves
OF them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

M. S. CHAPLIN having returned Waldo Block
Daguerrean Rooms, will attend personally to those
who may favor him with call.
All those wishing for perfect gem Of the art, will
OF course avail themselves of the first opportunity Of
calling MIR c. and secure one or more of those me-
mentoes, which in the hour of aliclon price can
purchase.
Mr. Chaplin is taking splendid DaguerTeoypes and en-
closing them in very beautiful case nlad with pearl
for ST 90. Also, in very fine cases for 0 cts.
Please call and examine speclu before Purchasing
at any other rooms, and satisfy yourselves that you
can buy cheaper and better Daguerreoypes Chapns
than any other Rooms in this City
This Is no humbug VIII you call and favor me with
a sitting DIFF s27
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MARRIAGES.

In Taunton 9Th inst by Rev Mess Emery and
Maltby Mr. R. 5 Washhurn, Of The late firm of T..
Washburn d Co, Merchants, to Miss Charlotte A.
Reed, youngest daughter of Hodges Reed Esq, all Of
Taunton; Sd inst at the LIST Congregational Chuch,
by It's PASTOR the Rev MIR MalIby Mr Thomas Taylor,
of Gardiner Ne, TO Miss Harriet l.. Wsahburn, daugh'
Ter Of the late Henry Washburn, Esq, OF Taunton.
In West B lston, Mr. Ezra II Perkins to Mss Cath
crime Nc Neil. both OF Clnton Dt Chauncey A. VIII.
cox, of Uxbridge, to Miss Adela, daughter of Levi
PIERCE.
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DEATHS.

In Oakham, Oct, 2, James B. Waie, aged so yrs.
In Barre Oct. 5, Mrs Nancy Bacon, vile Of MIR sam
ue Bacon, aged 65i OFT 6, Mrs Dolly Adams, 80.
In Hubbardston, Sept 28th, James Woods, ~.
In Holden, Miss Elizabeth, daughter Of Henry Par
ker, 81.
In Greene county Va, George Thornton, aged 100
years, patriot of the revolution.
In New Orleans, Aug 81, of yellow fever, John No
BILE Cumming, eldest of The late Rev Hooper Cum
ming, u. y.
In North Easton Mass Miss Emily Nacomber,one of
the twins celebrated for their gift Of song.
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a Great BlessiMg TO tne Aflieted.

DR. MI.ane The inventor of The celebrated liver Pills
used hes pills for several years in hi pracice before
he could pe induced offer them he pubic in such
manner to make them known throughout the
country. This learned physician felt the same repug
nance that all Ugh minded of science feel in enter
ing the lists against those inscriptions empires who
obrude their useless upon the public and rely
upon system of putting to snstain them. ConvinCed
however of the real value of the Liver Pills, and in
huenced by the plain distate duty the Doctor finally
sacrificed his delicate feelings the altar of public
good. His great medicine has disappointed the ex-
pectations Of the medical practitioners at whose in
stance he induced to iorego his nclnarious From
every quarter dc hear the CRAFTY ing accounts
Of its wonderful curative efects-the East ana the
West, the North and The South, are alike laden win
"tidings of great JOY" from the afflicted. These
derful Pills have completely conquered that great
scourge of America, the Liver Complaint.
u Purchasers will be careful for DR. MLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else. There ale
other Pills, pu5orng be Liver Pills.uow becre.Ihe
public DIR M'Lanes Liver Pills. also his celebrated
Vermifuge, be had al all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canadn.
u Burr d Perry, No. Co@hill, Bos ton, General
Agents. For sale Worcester by NJ. Is. Green Spur
& sibey, L. T LazelI, E. H. Marsh, and James Green
and by Druggists generally. deod3t&wlt OF
InfIammatory TS1tirpator.-i Remedy for
the GlilliOm.
Good for Rheumatism, Group. Fresh Wounds
Burns, Toothache, Ague in the Face, Chblans
Neuralgia Sore throat Runrounds. iapsus Ueri, Sore
Lips, &c. ho for Cleansing Clothes, from Paint
Pitch, Tar. Grease Oil, &ci and also washing
Salt Water
This article hqa been thoroughly examined and tested
by eminent Chemists and ApotheCaries and ria5iy
pronounced safe. pleasant and superior combination
for external applications 1t does not contain in It's
composition particle Of tcid or akali, and will be
found safe, speedy, and effective for all the
Tious complaints, above stated.
o. Price 25 cts. bottle.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY WHO USE 1T.
and my friends had supposed | must live and die
cripple, with The hip complaint. But l applied the In
liammatLry ExtTpaiUr, and 10 month per
iectly well. JAMES WOODBURY..
want Of The Infammatory Extirpator,
Tor il Immediately and invariably eieyes my child of
The Group. E. CARTER.
Thousands of similar testin onias can be addnced in
proof OF its wonderful efficacy
g. W. DAVIS, Proprietor. Manchester, Mass.
For sale in Worcester. at Wholesale and Retail by
&. ii. MARSH, aad ID. SCOTT. deodaw6m y29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

Having misunderstanding with your neigh
Dor, never go to bed until you have compared
notes for your grievance may prove 10 be i'm.
agnary, and if left unsettled until morning, you
may find that you have been kept awake all night
IN nursing your wrath, and shaking yOur Est at
his shadow, for nothing. @
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10
Court OF Common Pleas, for Criminal
Cases,
BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP.

BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP.
William Whaen and Thomas Doodle Of Black.
stone, were found guilty of aiding in the rescue Of
Hugh McClusky on the 18th Of September last
They fined $50 each and if this sum is not
paid in four days from this date they be con.
fined for 10 months in the House Of Correction.
Thomas Dunn Of Westboro, who pleaded guilty TO
assautng Edward Nc Mahan with a knife, on the
4th ofSeptember, sentenced to l6 months con
fnement in the House Of Correction.
Michael Andres of Worcester, for keeping a
House OF ill-fame, sentenced for Is months IN
the Houee Of Correction.
Charles A. B. Gardner, Of Fitchburg, pleaded
guilty to two indictments for shopbreaking, and
sentenced to years confinement in State Prison
for each offence, day in each year to be solitary.
Joseph Taylor of Worcester, for stealing E. S.
Nason's horse and buggy was sentenced to one year
in the States prison, day solitary; and FOR steal.
ing General Days horse and buggy, &C.; he was
sentenced to another year 10 States prison. one day
solitary.
Thomas d. Osborn who stole horse and buggy
from John and C. A. Rice Of We stboro' on the Sth
day Of June last, sentenced to rs months in the
House Of Correction.
The Court adjourned TO Tuesday, llih inst, at 9
O'Clock, A Nj.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

TERRIBLE MoRTALITY.-The brig New
World, Summers, from CienGuegos for New York -,
put into Havana, Sept3Olh, in distress; the can.
iain's wife and three men were dead, and the
captain and The rest Of the crew were sick. She
was to sail again for New York on The evening Of
ttta ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

THE WING NoMINArIoNs. Syracuse,
Oct 6-The Silver Grays are displeased at the
nominations, and deprecate them as unfair and
exclusive. Some declare they will 90 for the
Adamsntine ticket
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Conartnershin Notice.

A bRANG EMENTS have been made with samuel
IN Flsgg that mis- name may be by the subscrib
ers, to do business under the name and STYLE of
SAMUEL FLAGG CO and the Manufacture Of
Machinery will hereafter he carried on by us at the old
stand, under the name of SAMUEL FLAGG ~ co.
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUClUS w. POND,
ARTHUR 4. BACK.
WILLIAM w. BISHOP.
~ H. The Mechanical services Of SAMUEL FLAee,
have been secured by us aud Mr. Flare viii contnue
hereafter to work for us
SAMUEL FLAGG g. co.
worcester, Oct. ], 1858. OlO deod2w
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LOWELL POSTMASTER DEAD.-S. P. Good.
hue, Postmaster of Lowell, died about O'Clock on
Thursday evening. Mr.. Guodhue has been subject
to paraIylic shocks for time, and was taken
With one some time last week. His friends had an.
tcipated his death since his last shock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

EY-Members Of the Young Mems Library As
ISOLATION, and others interested in the objects
thereof. will find notice Of The arrangements for
their winter course oflectures, in advertising
coldmns, TO which, their attention is directed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

EB-The Free Democracy have received new
impulse since the Syracuse Convention. Many
honest old rank aud Gle Barnhurners, astounded
to find Prince John, Cochran e. Co, hurrahine
for the fugitive slave law, are going over to the
Free" or Hale Democracy Rochester finer
icoo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

A PHYSICIAN KILLED WHILE ATTEMPT
ING TO EFT UPON MovING TRAIN.--On
Tueseay evening, Edward P. Tffn, physician,
while attempting TO get upon train of the Erie
railroad, in New York city, after it had attained
considerable Roadway, fell under the wheels, and
wasrun over and SO much injured that he died
during the night. He was 80 years of age, a ma
tive of Ohio, and had inst returned from Eu-
rome
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SAD DEATH.--Abram Boodgood, feryman at
Sing Sing, while crossing The river on Saturday
evening with his skif; run over by the wheel
al the Francis SkiddY steamer, ana was drowned
He was 55 years Of age, and leaves mother aged
97.-AibanY Argus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

NEW YoRK Oct. 8. Three Irish women were ar.
rested in this city yesterday, on charge Of passing
counterfeit $40 bile on the Citizens Bank, Of Wor.
nester, Mass.
Government, IL Is said, coniempates purchasing
Mr. Vanderbilt = steam Yacht, North Star, TO send
40 China with the new Minister.
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To he Let.

A COTTAGE on Newbuiy St, rooms n tenement
N on Garden ST corner Chandler and Queen SITS;
l on Wellington It; on William st, ho1Ses
Chandler ST; tenement Ben fit ST; on Pleasant
ST. on Orange st; on Newbury l on Winter ST;
rooms en- Austin st; / room Salem ST. a Barn
Front ST. Apply at The REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
233 Main st up stairs
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NOTICE is hereby given, thai tho firm Of SAMUEL
1NFLAGG a. co las composed o. SAM Ell FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND. LUCli S w. lOND. and AR.
THUR T. BACK, is dissolved l have sold out my
interest, in the late firm to WILLIAM W. BISHOP,
and um in no way connected, as partner in the new
firm Of SAMUEL FLAGe NJ Co SAMUEL FLAGG.
Worcester, sent 3d. 1855 olO deofQw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

The sofis of this City were in high gee last
night in consequence Of tolerably well-founded
rumor that Collector Bronson had received mis-
sive from Washlngiono Of a character that would
induce almost any man TO resign. The story
runs that the Administration is indignant at The
prescription of its soft frinnds, and intnates that
snch work must cease, and that for, future advice
Port, and gentlemen Of that stripe. The decap-
tation of the Buffalo Collector was quoted as
fact Of significant import ; 50 Mr.. Bronson must
keep sharp look out,-.New York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

EY-The Commonwealth, in speaking Of the death
Judge Greenleai, says, alt is bright feature Of
his character, that he was warm and prominent op.
ponent Of the Fugitive Slave Law"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

RAIL ROAD LAVA Mr.. Van Allen has re.
covered twenty five dollars from the Erie Rail
in New York, on charge of false Imprisonment
against the conductor Of the mail train, npon
which he and two ladies in his company we're
carried beyond The station where they wished 10
stop.