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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02

Fourth Of lu4reb -JEhy Selected.
DO our readers generally know
the reason why the Poarth of March
Was chosen as the day lor the inaug-
grafton Of the President of the Uni
ted States? { was selected because
the fourth Of March in every year,
com uiencipg from the first inaugura-
ton, cannot come on Sunday for at
least three hundred years.
This fact shows the great regard
which the Trainers of our govern
ment had for the Sabbath. They ar
ranged the matter so wisely that the
day for the performance Of the cere-
monies Of inauguration, Will not fall
on Sunday for three hundred years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02

ABH df Romaacs.-A Cincinnati
gentleman in af1luent circumstances
finding himself in need Of a wife,
and indisposed to submit himself to
the usual tedious formalities Of court
ship, paid d visit to lis sister at
Brownsville, about week ago. Re
yealiag his determination to marry to
her. as to one in whom he could con-
fide, she SET herself to wosk TO help
linn accomplish his purpose. Conn
ing over her lady acqualntances, ior
4 moment, b her mind, she soon set
tied upon one whom she considered
suitable. She Immediately called
OH her, invited her home with her,
which invitation was accepted, and
after introducing her to her brother,
left them to themselves. The mer-
chant abruptly declared his wish, and
poaped the question rs ealEly and
cooily as if presenting 4 bill to Gus
tomef. After little reileciiP Pn, the
maid trembling as surprised fawn,
accepted bis proposal by a reluctant
eyes" and the same evening the Cor
liaa knot WIS tied. and the "twain
became oner to all intents and purpo-
ses They rri4ed in this city on
the Wi lcheste er and left last night
on the Swami for Cincinnati, That
was 4 bargain soon struck. Wheel
iag Times.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
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The Nalcome.

lC4tne ir the evening. or fome in the morning,
leo inc when you're l. 9oke b for, or come without
/ Warming,
iIKf4ses and Welcome lou' Il find hore bef5re vou.
IAnl thH ogt'ner you con Ie itsre the more I'll
4 adore ydu. [plightas.
Light is M heart sine b the day we were
Pred is my check that the ! told me was blightedi
iFho green Of tho trd les poks far sreener than
/ ever. FEevcr,f
lFn pull yop sweet foI Ivers to wear. if you
choose theun, Tmv bosom
b. after you've kissed them, they'll lie o4
IN fetch from the mou4 tain its breeze to n7
/ spire you jyoul
IN fetch from MY fancv ia tale that WORT tire
Qh. your step . like tn rain to the summer
/ vex'd farmer,
pr sabre and shield to a Knight withoutarrnor;
Ill sing you sweet songs I'LL tho stars riso above
/ me-, Cave me-
Then, wandering, I'll wi Ih you in silence, to
y SEe'll look through the recs at the cliff and
I the eyrio. fairy;
u Yen tread round the pa h on the track Of the
/ Well look on the stars. and well list to the
! river, [givo her.
d i'll you.a4k Of your dar ing What git you can
/ O b. she'll whisper YOU, Il owe as unchangeably
/ bearnins, [streahins,
/ Ahd trust, when in setret, most tunefl.ny
Il i'll the starlight in Hd daven above US shall
! auiver, Iriverp
AID our s7uls flow in Pne down etsrnity's
So come in the evening, pr come in the morn
/ ing, <[warnins.
: Come when you're looked for. or come without
Kisses and welcome you'll find here before you,
And the oft'ner you com here the MORE III
/ adore yop [plighted,
Light is my heart s;nc4 the day VIC were
Red is my cheek that they told me was bli GIFTED:
The green cf the trees lo oks far greene than
ever. fsevcr.,
And the linnets are singing "True lovers, don's
The IRIsH ExopUsl An extract Of
a letter received by the Pacific
steamer, dated ParF Fontowp, March
28th, says:
T'All Ireland is in motion. | left
Dublin for this place eighteen days
ago. On my route I met the people
in gangs Of 90 to 60, in ali direct
ions vending their way to the coast
to emigrate for America. The elni
gration is terrible. IfNit continues
a few years longer at this rate, old
Ireland viii be depopulated. Our
best farmers and mechanics, servants
and cidevant soldiers and policemen
out of employ, have all taken the
emigration fever, and are preparing
to emigrate. Cur wonder here is,
how you find employ for all these
people" "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02

Despotism teaches US the advan,
tage Of being systematic. In Europe
100000. 900 Of men are kept in
subiection by 100000, and for no
other reason than that thee, 900, 900
are systematic in their movements.
while the 100000, 600 ere not
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
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IT, ,,sl,,,,,a If VIRGINIA has
.,s.1.-,..5r.,Ii JljRIia lIusters, TO tt.Ae
ar,l,a l.dar l853 All pet-
.,',1i In M l. E'IIa to AZ Militia
~ .' ma = - h. REGISTERED by tile
G.n.,,i-si,ners if tie Iievenue, add
pay - eei1s Per Per a,,i1i' y, IT, s5lr3f s,l,.3l
T. Inc Ame .tI.alsler as otller taxes.
III
.....,,a,iIns ,f i.i,ingstotI, sunpteI
r.l,',,,li,s,esia,sea al or5ioa.,c,-
,.,',l.,.5 l.ng l,, I'LL. 81 ,piriiuoas liq-
aIa'Ia,.t ti;,e, rs lid h lYo ! /
L
f., ,5.,;ae. Till. fl,aeior j per-
= : III, ...,'.' 5.an,. 1Aile IN
= :, l'.a.n, n,,r,I 4. g.ilp
-r,r,,' IAN. Sow .ng Mat i
''9s -. : 80. - iii cdnn,rv
~. .,, ,u.Iye delrlrs of lali-
~
1tl,a aena..iiss hts Among the
deoi,io ns Of tte Court Of Appeai~'
n... - ~ -. int stipr c..se Of the
taptain Of vessel, who, having been
e5lae,.Iy attacked by cholera, orally
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02

The Utica n. y Gaz lie, q q
she 2ad uh-, saws ihat 'l'efe are - =
aile lunalic asyiam ln'iuo. e'.s "oY|. !.
Thirty patients "i'ose i's'.'.''
Itrsce abe 10 the spiiIt-rafpngs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
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MONDAY EyENINs, July 25, 1858.
petition was received from J. r. Burbank and 9th
ers, for e relocsuon Of yheswood Avenue, and fo
the acceptance Of the same as public highway. Orde
cf notice was issued, made returnable on the 18th
August, at O'Clock P. NJ.
The City Liquor Agent reported that his sales from
the 22d June the 2<d Juy averaged SIC 81 per day
The Committee the e.ition for the laying out o
State street, public highway, reported in favor
granting he prayer Of the same.
The petition The Prudential Committee of the Cen
tire School district that the City cause sidewalks to be
laid in front ofthe school houses on Ash and Pleasant
streets, referred TO the Commissioner of High
ways, with instructions to perform the work
The Committee appointed to draw a decree, and re
port plan for he extension of Temple street across the
canal to Grafton street, reported Tint they had done
The estimated If Grading and building the bridge
is s4oo. Damages to The amount of lOs 10 award
ed to George bay, and 500 to D. ;. Messenger. mo
other damages we've awarded.
AJustce Jury was balloted for and John A. Dams, e
$. Mason J. H. Brooks, Lather Slater, james Dudley,
Leonard Harrington, and VIM Ii. Harris drawn.
The Committee the petition of Thomas Esle
and others, for the laying e Oxford street pub
lie highway, reported in favor Of the ssne The usual
order of notice was issued made euynabe The 18Th
Of August
The Board adjourned for two weeks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
Al.00O RENNAEsL.!

DIR. LANGLEY'S MOOT AND HERB BlTTEBs
1t shall he ctt nll The people, WHO shall be en-
titled the shove ald. after using enc butte each,
and they viii lie be cured OF the Liver Compliant,
indigestion, Ja,ndice, Ceusks and Colds, Costve-
ness, Piles Weakness Headache, all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss Of appette-in fact, all The
complaints which every body is OF less Troubled
with, after thawng ont in the Spring. Lausleys Bit
tiers the very thing all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle aud mistake that they
alwa, do good and harm, and very pleasant
to take Only 25'and S7I cents bottle.
Sold in orcester, by James Green, and NJ. b Green,
wholesale ami retail d. scott, Z II Marsh, H. r La
ze and all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
in all The towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 UHien street, Boston,
marlS daW6lu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

lg The Boston Post says; Lord Earnest
Vane, youngest son Of the marquis and marchion-
ess OF Londonderry, has grieyed his parents by
quaneling with his tutor, and enlisling private
in Dragon regiment, the 4th Royal Irish
If all the priyates in the British army, were
sons of ''grieyed marquises and marchionesses, >"
there would be less desire in aristocratc circles
in Britain, to go 10 war They should let that
young man try to rise by merit, instead of money
If so, he has an excellent chance to be private
all his life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

Thousanas OF Parents vino VemiTlge composed
of Castor Oil, CaOmel, C. NOS aware that while
they appear 10 benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations tor series OF diseases. such sal
ivatioD, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, 81
In another column viii he found he advertisement Of
Robensack's Medicines winch eask the attention Of
all directly interested heir OWN Well as their Chill
dgen's health. In Liver complaints, ana al dsord
arising from hose OF bilious Pc yen houdmake use
n " BE not dsceiUcd," but ASA for hohersac6's
Worm syrup and Liver fills, and observe lh',t each
the signature o. he Proprietor, }. n. iCBENSaUK,
as none else are genuine.
J.. r. LhZEI1u EDW'D II MARSH SCOTT,
Jr, JANIS GREEN, and CALDW ELL 3 hill,
Agents for Worcester.
81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

ANOTHER OF THE PATRloTs.-Mr Patrick
oDonahue, who was one Of the leaders in the at
tempt at Ireaad's liberation in 1913, arrived at New
York on Monday morning, il the Northern Light
from California, having escaped from his prison
house IN Van Dieman's Land, in December last
The recital Of Mr. Donahue's suAerings and trials,
together with his many airbreadh escapes from the
spies and officers OF the British Clown, occupies
nearly five closely printed columns of the New York
Tribune, which paper says that Mr. O'Donahue is
looking well and hearty. He is stopping at the As
tor House for the present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

sTArUARY.-In The slatuary department Of the
Crystal Paace, We observed only one piece that
claimed to be Of American origin, alb oush the artgt
has foreign name, which We ale glad to have for.
gotten II consists Of group Of three figures, said
to represent Washington, the United States, and
Liberty. The arms and legs Of all three appear to
have been modelled by spar-makers apprentice,
upon one pattern, being simply canes in MARBLE
The whole group evinces less taste and skill than is
usually displayed by schooI-boys iu1be construction
OF snow image; and we entirely agree with the
Evening Post, that this group, though IT is among
the eceatrcies Of epace.s not at all credlabe to
the taste Of the Committee, who admitted il to a
place among works Of art.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

gff- Twenty nine churches, including several
built by Sic Christopher. Wren, after the great
fire pfl 600, aFe4 10 be demolished in che qyiof
London, on the plea lbpt there is no occasion for
them now, 50 many Ofthes pffishioners living out
of the ot( mr11n fomnna biz anliqe ,HaTNrtFT
!i( aldW. i3dsHeA 90 20 w
~ Ss6Tl iLapis NapoleOu.o Empenor, by dls grace
Of Gods aftdlihb Milbofthb nation" is wrfdpgqf
historical Bdold,o Which will be published III No
y.embef. lie works steadily at il two hours every
day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
reasons why the CLIMAX Hair Tonio

Reasons why the climax EIsfr Tonic
should be used.
1st. To produce new hair,
end. To prevent badness.
81. To give danduf lesve to Withdraw
4lh. To promote The growth Of The hair.
5th To give tile hair rich end luAunant appear
anee.
9Th. To give the hair a natural gloss
7tt To curl the hair easily.
sth To dress the hur tastetul'y
9Th To prevent the hair from turning gray
10th. To cure the headache
llih. To keep the head clear.
18th Because is che best compound in use ot all
these purposes.
sole Proprietor, /. T. LAzEII, Druggist, 2Ol Main
rect. yl off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

IEcENDIARlsM.-An attempt was made TO fire
the Alassasoit House in Springfield, on Saturday
night. A barrel Of combusliDes was placed in the
stable and set on fie, but was almost Immediately
discovered and exlinguished by three colored men,
who were up at the time. The proprietor of the
house, Fayshe Springfield Republican,, presented
each of the men with suit Of clothes, as re
ward for their timely assistance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

in order 10 give the resolves second reading AT this
time, aud they were lhoreupon read second time,
aud inaiiy passed.
Mr. Dana for Manchester, submitted in order that
the Judiciary Committee consider the expediency Of
reporting provisions on the following subjects, VIZ
OF officers holding over; of commissions by the
Governor, Of officers elected by the people; OF au-
thority Of the Governor 10 suspend orremove officers
elected by the people; Of the time for holding The
first election under The Constitution, if adopted.
Adopted.
Mr. Halett, from the special Committee to whom
was recommuted tie subject OF future Constitutional
Conventions, made report, which was laid on the
table and ordered to he printed.
The Convention then took up the resolves from
the Committee en- the Bill Of Rights, the question
being onutdeing them to the second reading
Mr Strong Of East Hampton, moved an additional
resolve that no person shall hereafter he imprisoned
for deb, on contract express implied, except in
cases of fraud; and on this amendment, called Tor
The yeas and nays, which were ordered. Yeas l2O
nays "A. Adopted The resolutions were then or
dered to a second reading
Leave was given TO the Judiciary Committee 10
sit during the sessions Of the Convention.
The Convention then al journed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

u Among the items of news by the Arctic, we find
that lady in Paris lecenuy committed suicide, the
sole reason being excessive modification arising from
the loss of fine head Of hair, French hair dressers
world renowned for their artistic taste and skill
but it would seem that none Of them were tqua TO this
emergency. We cannet but think tnat patience per
severance, aud Climax Hair Tonic would have saved
the poor lady's he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

MoRAL1TY.-Therea are MANY persons who
pride themselves on their morality, which slgni-
lies nothing more than bare freedom from vice.
man may possess morality, without single
virtue. We are not, therefore, disposed to find
a great deal of fault with those reIigionists who
profess to despise mere morality. A person Is
moral, if he be not Incorporate, or cenIlous, or
proiane, or addicted to lying. Yet he may be all
this, and still be notorious for meanness, selfish
ness, cruelty, magnity, eowardice, and all those
vices Of the heart, which are not punishable at a
court Of law. We despse man, whose virtues,
if they may be SO called, are all of this negative
character, pjCayuae men, who never think of a
neighbor, unless they see chance to make a lit"
tie money ont of him, Too timid to commit a
bold fraud their penuriousness renders them more
contemplate than absolute knavery When
these vices Of the heart are conspicuous traits in
IA mans character, the addition Of piety renders
it the more detestible, like one handsome feature
in counlenauce that is full of loathsome deform-
lty.-SaIem Freeman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

w The Springfield Republican is responsible foi
the following very tough story:
:, James Thorn, Of Clinton, near Pouqbkeepse, N.
has an OK that gives milk freely. lie n bag
with four teals, each Of which Yields milk Gke
that Of a COW The bag is divided into four sections
bot unlike the cows, u has no udder. Each quar-.
ter Of The bag has a cavity which supplies H. la,
independent The Others. When MIXED 81, !, n
readily supplied again, like that Of the COW. The
animal is worked every day ON the farm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

Gy In Wisconsin, the Wing State Convention
having adjourned without nominating a ticket, the
great mass Of liberal, progressive anti rum Wings
will support the ticket presented by the Freesoiers,
which is composed Of compehn Mt, upright liberal adj
vocates of the Name law.--Nelo York Tribune
IB@ The cholera is raging very fatally among the
boamen on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, above
Hnrneris Ecrrv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

MURDER AT New HAvEN-On Sunday last,
the wife of BazilIa Bradley, residing in North
New Haven. was murdered while her husband
was at church. Upon entering the house after
meeting was over, Mr. Bradley discovered the
dead body of his wife upon the floor, and that the
house had been robbed of several articles of value,
Suspicion at once fell upon young Irshman
named Michael Jennings, who was formerly in
Mr. Bradley's employ, and he has been arrested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

MAD Cow caused grea, CONSERVATION IN IN
streets Of New York on Monday After iniurinp
several persons severely, and teGn all the efforts
Of the Police 10 catch her, for long time, she was
finally lassoed in the Park by Spanish boy, re-
Gently from California, and secured by the Police
"to await a requisiiion from her owner"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

Losr.-A hard working, industrious man, belong.
ing to Norhbridge, either lost or was robbed of his
pocket book, containing over two hundred dollars,
somewhere in the vicinity OF Main street, yesterday
forenoon. II lost, the finder will be literally re.
warded by leaving it this Office. II stolen, the
suggestion is made TO the thief, whether he would
not feel hlde easier his mind, If ne returned
portion Of it to the loser, who is a poor man, and
can i'll afford to part with all he possessed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

TRAVELLERS RoBBED.-We learn from the
Springfield Republican, that s. 8 Day and wife, of
that city, were ROBBED Of their gold watches aud
$500 10 money. while stopping at the ouowa House
10 Montreal, few days since. We believe this is
the same house at which son Of f. B. Brigham, of
this city, was robbed Of gold watch and more than
a hundred dollars in money, about year since
Such occurrences ale said 10 be quite common, and
II will be well for all travellers to be on their guard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

RAILROAD ACCIDENT An accident happened
to the eight O'Clock mail train from New York to
Philadelphia, on Monday morning, in consequence
oil the breaking Of a wheel. The conductor, who
was standing on The platform at the time Of the oe.
currenee, was thrown to the ground and badly in
jured. No other person was injured although the
cars were much broken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

The CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION The
ship Centa,r, from Europe brings 62 cases Of goods
for the Exhibition, some Of them being statues in
marble, Of very high order Of merit. The cash
receipts on Monday were ST ,3O775.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

DIED.-1he Northern Light brings from CaIilor-
mia the sad intelligence Of The death of our fellow
citizen, GiTbs Lilly. Mr.. L. died al San Francisco
on the l7ih Of June, aged 80 years. His friends
here have entertained the most painful soliciude in
regard TO his Gate, having learned by lbe last sleam-
or w, be was dangerou " III.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

THE CRoPs.-The Western papers speak
nearly unanimously Of the great yield of wheat
this year, and Rochester paper observes that if
1t were not for the influx of gold, the price would
probably not exceed IS cents bushe. The
farmers have done well. More than fifty thou
sand dollars have been paid 10 the farmers of
Wyoming county, New York, for wool alone,
this season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

FoR THE FISHING GRoUND.-Tbe U. S. war
steamers Fulton and Princeton, and the soop Of war
Decatur, sailed fom the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Monday, TO look after the interests Of American
fishermen, who draw the line oa the shores Of the
British possessions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

Glg- Henry 5. Wasbburn Esq, Of this city, has
been appointed by the Governor, as ono Of the Conn
missioners, on The part Of this State, for the Crysa
Palace Exhibition
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

CAuTIoN,-We caution readers against
pretended blind man, who is perambuIaliug the city
for the purpose Of soliciting aims lie assumed no
less thaQ three aliases yesterday, ia many differ
ent places, and is 10 doubt an imposter who should
be looked aher BY the police.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
spy .TnR nnIrTrr

III connection with The Office Of this paper we have
IN extensive Job Printing Office furnished with ev.tv
NsflN OF type aud both fact an slow presses upon
which we cnn GIL Hy order for Printing with neanees
ana desnalch, and ~ very low pt!cess Cnl nnd Sec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.-We learn
from the Providence Journal, that the Postmaster
General has refused to renew the contract for
carrying the mails, with the Stonington line,
from New York to Boston, aud from the Norwich
Courier of Saturday, we obtain the information,
that ''there will be two daily mails between Bos-
ton and New York via Norwich and the Norfolk
County Railroad. These mails Mill leare each
city at Il. NJ, and P. M, arriving in
the other at p M and 6 II. M, resl'ectiuelv.
The frst tram wiz lhus be substantially the same
as thepresent day mail via Worcester and SPRING
field, while the second win afford all the facilities
Of the steamboat mail, with the additional conye-
nence Of closing several hours later. The ar
rangement viii take effect, it is stated, when the
functions of the Norwich g. Worcester with the
New London, Willimantic & Palmer, and tie
Norfolk County Railroads are completed The
former will shortly be effected, but The latter
will not be done for five or six weeks"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

The city debt 1t present is about Sl08,o00 The APP
popraton Of $4,000 FOR interest will therefore reduce
the principal So coo, Ia addition sum TO be
raised to meet the expenses Of the city, there is this
year, State tax Of eo4, and Couly lax ofss45o
20 levied upon Worcester mabing whole tsxes amo
TO $llO,' 50 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
WlT. s. R6RToNi,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
o. NOTARY PURIC,
OoMMissloNRR OF DEEDS, for New YORK; New Ier.
sey, go NO 3 Harrington Corner, Worcester
dpio duNtstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

DRS. WM J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re.
moved her Ohlee om CIRCUITS Buildings, TO The Pleas
alt ana spae!ous Rooms, iA Bfin ey low, over The
Citizens Bank and directly opposite the American
House. AHA d.