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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

FINE FRUIT. We are indebted to Leander
Stockwel, of Grafton, for some magnificent speci-
mems of the Early Crawford Peach. We have seen
none superior to them this season.
William A. Mixer Of New Braintree, who we
learn is son Of our old friend Col. Samuel Mixer,
also left at Office specimen of the same variety
oil Peach, which measured l inches in circumfer-
enec, and weighed haf pound. Verify the farmers
OF New England have much TO he thankful for. in
the enjoyment of the free air Of heaven and the cu
ture the golden harveFts and luscious fruits, with
which good Providence blesse their labors. and
that they not compelled to be rhut up in shops.
offices, ana counting rooms, during the long hours of
these splendid days, subjected 10 the exacions.
liabilities, and diFabiies,whch Cypress the people
Of SO many oflhe nations Of the earth. Let Them
reflect on these things and be thankful; and. while
they offer up the incense Of grateful hearts, let them
determine, ALSO do whatever they can do to make
all mankind, common participants in The same bIes
sings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

FRAUDS UPON THE PENsloN Drp.pr,,r
We learn that on Tuesday last. Charles I. ca
irev and Woodbury. Gilman. both oc Ennnr 80.
arrested by Deputy Marshal Geo. w. TnwIe on Tho
complaint of the T. S. Attorney Jnhn ii c.. sl'
ESQ, for forging and sending TO the Comm;ss;nso'
of Pensions certificates and evidence nm
pension was granted to Bridpe, Sudr;cb as ,ho''ii
ow of Michael Sudrick. The evidence ,bns w.,
consisted Of the declaration of said BRIDGE, thar She
was 81 vears oll opd r,,rr;od e. 80, ~ Oh" 10
Z, 1888; the certificates Of The Tn.n C,Ia"L n II
ping that Michael Sudrick and Bridger Har, ,ror.
married by Rev. Robert Cutler Aprii = 1880 .aJ
the afdayits of two individuals ,ba, MohJ i n'I
in 1928 The affidayi,s were swarm ~ h.. Sh liz
l.. Godfrey Justice of the Peace Tho resI r.o,s
as appeared on an informal nves,io.,;nn h. 49," n
S. Attorney, are as follows: '''e -
Michael Sudrick, a negro. who was &. RevoIu,;o,
airy pensioner, and drew S95 wear At ,bs ma ~
his death, moved from Portsmouth 10 No,,inabaU
some 65 years ago, with white woman as Ri &c
who lived with Michael till his deatb abom, 1929
The white vile of Michael had a wb;,a -.
previous TO her marriage with Nickel - 81
was Bridget Beck, and who lived IN MicbaaI,s c,n-
lily till the death Of her mother. and then Tved LEI
Michae--by whom she had one danohtar ~;
Bridget was the person whose declara,;on ,as ,.
as above. The record certified IN h., ,ha r..
Clerk is clearly forgery made mon The to,,,,
cords by the persons who Obtained The Isnsnn &C.
would appear without the kno yIedee oC iba, otl;or
II also appeared that Rev Rober, Cu,ler bo nos
settled in Epping in I747, left that town in 1755
and died in Greenwich. Mass. in 1886 throa 800
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

er and when they are properly cut there is but
little loss Of ground. The slOping sides admit Of
moving down to the very bolton Of the ditch.
Higher lands which admit Of ploughing, but
are too wet for tage, are to be renovated iu Sep
TENDER. Seeding with grass seed on the inverted
iurrow is one of the improvements of modern
times and can hardly be too highly valued by the
progressive farmer.
Corn stalks may be cut before the tenth of the
month provided you cut them before the corn is
cut up at the roots. The tops should not be per-
mitted to lie long before binding; one good day is
sufficient TO wilt the leaves, and as the band need
not be drawn tight there will be no danger from
mould under the band.
Stalks Of corn, when cut thus early, should be
sci up in piles, and stand at least ten DAYS before
being put into barns. There is an acid in stalks
which should have free atmosphere for dsspa.
ton.
Rocks may be dug in pastures, and bushes may
be checked with scythe, but the plough is more
sure to kill them where the ground is not too
rough. Stone wall is LAID 10 advantage in Sep
TENDER, and no better fence is owned by farmers
than wall on solid ground.
Manure may be hauled from the yards, and
much of it will be wanted for top-dressihg
where grass. seed is sown; and when it is wanted
on low grounds, already in grass, it may be haul
ed out in the latter part of this month, though we
think it should not be spread before October
AS soon as the cowyard is cleared, there should
be new supply of earth, or Of some substance
that may aid to retain all the valuable salts Of the
barnyard let nothing be lost. All the irag-
ments should be PloughmGn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

~ WIN. Conner undertook to leap upon the
boat al the South Ferry, New York, after il had
started, on Monday,and fell into the water losing
his life.
EY- The crop Of Indian corn in New Hamp-
shire will be the largest this year ever known in
the State. The potatoes are all rotling, the hay
crop is small, and apples are ''scarce."
81 On Monday afternoon a horse ran in Buff.
faIo, and dashed through the door Of house into
parlor, where II smashed a looking glass and
and then left. A child lay on the floor and was
twice beneath The horse, but escaped
W Charles w. PIaisied, Of Boston, has been
committed for trial before the Rhode Island supreme
court. for burning the barn attached to the Tee.
graph House In Providence.
EH-A stallion seized Mr. Boyngton, Of oberIin,
Ohio, IN bis mouth, aud threw him into the air:
when he struck the ground the horse jumped upon
him with hs fore Feet seized him by the head, and
broke bis neck short Of severiog The jueuar vein
with his teeth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

B On Tuesday morning about one O'Clock,
George Bliss of Hartford was awakened by the
attempt Of two young men 10 break into his house.
They pushed open the front door in spite of Mr..
Bliss, who called for his nephews, Charles and
Henry, in the hope of frightening the burglars
They cooy said to hlm-'Mr. Bliss, you needn't
call your nephews; they are not here-they are
in College. If you will keep quiet we won't hurt
you, but if you make noise we will We want
your money and your silver They held Mr..
Bliss, and put something over his face so that he
could not speak The noise aroused the Railroad
Waterman and neighbOrs, upon whose approach
the burglars relreated. A singular cool operation.
considering the heat indicated by the thermome-
ter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
VERY SPECIAL NOTTCE.

FL 20 LARS REV ARDt.
AS certain 90 center in this city still persists in adj
vertislng that he makes and sells Chemically Col
ortd Daguereotypes, we make him the following
proposition
We propose that the Gentleman hangs a case Of his
chemically Colored" Daguerreotypes in the lower
eal OF the Central Exchange, from Of the Post Office
Ior one week we will hang case Of our new siye
side of his, thus giving the public chance 10 exsnIns
specimens, and see whO is The humbug
"entleman who has love Of the beautiful and
VINO can appreciate the Zine Arts" and knows the
modesty and retiring disposition Of the SO cent man.
mas deposited with US Fire Dollars TO be given 10 him
providing he VIII accept Of the above offer.
WIZ the 5O cent man accept or audible We shalI
sec. ADAMS & CLAFLIN.
duSlU utI 1919 Main Etreet
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$1,000 REwARDI

pk. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
~ shall ne left 10 all the people, who shall be en-
eu 70 the above reward, after using one bottle each
hd lney VIII hesure to be cured OF the Liver Complaint
" lhdieestion Janndce, Coughs and Colds, Costve-
ness fles Weakness, Headache, all complaints arising
ION impure blood, loss Of appette-i fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
win, alter thawing ont in the Spring. Langley's Bit
tiers are the very thing for all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and mistake in that "a thew
always do good and never harm and ate very pleasant
10 take. Only 25 and 37l cents a bottle
Sold in Worcester by James Green, and M. b. Green
fhoesale and retail u. Scott, r. H. Marsh. l.. n Ia.
i and all other dealers in medicine Also BY dealeru
all the towns and villages every where. NNN''''
marl9 $500" 1-.-Lr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

q Those who are about procuring patents for in.
ventons are directed TO the advertisement of r. H.
Eddy, Esq, % State street. Boston, in our columns.
We believe it would be impossible to end in the
United States gentleman more qualified in such
Matters better calculated to advance the interests
of an inventor. We think Mr.. Eddy justly ranks
among the highest in his profession, ond probably
no one has enjoyed greater expel fence in procur
ing patents in this and foreign countries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
For lhe sny.

MILLBURY, Sept. 5h.
The Millhury Freedom Club held meeting on
Saturday evening, the 81 inst, for the choice oil
delegates to The Stale Convention, at FitchImre.
The following were chosen:
Deiegates.-Col. Asa II. Waters, OrviIIe E.
Thompson, Edward E. For bes.
Substiutes--Geo. II. Rice, Daniel Paul Esq, DIR.
Leonard SpauIding.
Col. Waters gave some interesting incidents rel.
alive TO the late "Conventon, 'and promised TO give
the citizens generally, future time faithful
account Of his stewardship while member Of
that "Conventon.'
LEONARD SPAULDING Sec'y, BRO tenn.
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81 The Quebec Morning Chronicle say: The
Americans want Cuba, and they have frequently
told US they want Canada. Canada Is fast going
to them. Our lumber goes to New York, our
-four and cattle to Boston or Portland, our very
steamships go TO Portland in the winter, and it
must be borne in mind that commercial is the
most solid Of all political annexations. Canada is
aseady part and parcel of the U. States, and we
are sorry at it. Nothing but a rush Of immigration
can save us. The tide of public opinion and Of
public power Is on the turn Loyalty to Great
Britain is on the ebb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
A great and Important end acc omplished

Grey Hair Changed and a NeW Gr0lUth Produced!
The introduction of 6 Van Deusens Imprpvcd
Wahpene," the great Hair Restorative and acknowl-
edged Specific for changing Gray Hair its primitive
color, mas been attended with the most signal and unde
nabe success Such declaration is based on the uner
ing testimony OF unquestionabe facts. A Vegetable
properties embrace those nourshng and terminating
sunulanis which, in concert with Nature act on the
bulbs and germs, causing the reproduction Of new
growth often INSTRUCTED by sicky and deranged lair
anu forming that depcsite OF cooring necessary
70 thect change OF Gray Hair to its natural aspe:t
II is purely Vegetable Preparntion free from ali adj
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-sInis so peculiar TO the novel inventions of the
Gay sale and pleasant in It's application 1t one of
the most agreeable preparation of the Toilet; aays
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL & HILL, Apothecsries
22s Main st., Agents for " orceser.
jyl9 deodS WIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

FOR Prescriptions and Physicians use, FINN The most
reliable sources in Boston and Nslc York, can 6.
found at the Store Of Lems 4. Lazsll, 20l Nam
Street. "
- Every one who II any cOnveFsant with Dfuas md
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding an ayi
ee perfectly free from adueraiion. Especially IL ,hs
me case with those In general ute which Of vi oths,s
should be as pure as possible. II has been for year
ana now Is my aim, 90 purchase none hut the bss,'
Wugs-ihose which may be relied upon aud MI NAV
Iee confident OF the purity Of every article obtained ~
my establishment trust that DISCRIMINATING nnhie
VIII continue to sustain me In my endeuyon by Their
patronage, assuring then that every article will Be- hsd
as represented. Physclens prescriptions carefully
yl d1wu l.. Il. LAZELI Apothec.x,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

Dr. f. %. Phinney's Dysentery Cure
Is very superior Remedy for Dysentery Diarrhpa.
Cholera and other Bowel Complaints characterized by
pam and Increased action. Tie author has fully tested
Its virtues by practical use OF IL during The last
twelve years, with the successful results Put nm
in the form of WIDER il is applicable to those more
active forms OF disease where liquid preparations are
1aaunlsslbls on acto1n' Of containing alcoholic spirits
II Is an excellent family Medicine ana standard Remedy
and adapted TO persons of all ages.
=, For sale In Worcester, by Caldwell & HILL T.. II.
ma,sn, u scott, NJ Green, Lewis T. Lazeli Sibey
4 Scott, and James Teen. Also by Apoheoar,ss nn3
dealers in Medicine in the Country generally. General
agency at s6 Commercial Street, Boston.
B29 deodaw2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

GB The Hartford Courant says that some
months since the Mercantile Lodge Of the |. o. of
q. r. in that city, dissolved their society and d.
vided their funds among their members. On
Tuesday evening last the Charter Oak Lodge fol-
lowed their example, and it is said, that the Hy-
penon Lodge are about taking similar steps. The
Charter Oak had fund Of about $4,000 to be d.
vlded among 1870 members
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

AMERICAN MISSIONARY AssocIATIoN.-Th
Association will hold its next annual meeting in
Worcester, on the 2Sth Of this month, al O'Clock
p M, and the friends of the Association have been
requested by the Committee of Arrangements to see
that due notice thereof is seasonably given in the
Churches Of the various denominations in their sew
era towns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
shOnId be used.

LIST. To produce new hair.
End. To prevent badness
Sd. To give dandrufr "leave to withdraw
4th, To promote the growth of the hair.
9TH. To give the hair rich and luxuriant appear
ance
9th. To give the hair natural gloss.
7th' To curl the hair easily.
Sth To dress the hair tastefully
9Th To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache.
llth. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound in usc for Al,
these purposes.
sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELL Druggist, 2Ol Main
ioot' Ml DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

OPERATIONS OF TIE MIET.-The deposits Of
gold al the United States Mint, at Philadelphia, for
the month OF August have been 81, 100000; of sill
yer $3.50, sOO-totaI $3.50, 600. The total de.
posts since january LIST amount to $SS, 6Sl, l72-an
increase over the period last year of nearly six
millions six hundred thousand dollars. The net in.
crease Of specie f,r the first eight months of the
latter deducting the exports to foreign Countries
Is about twenty three millions.
GOLD BULLION DEPOSITED.
From California S4.469 900
From other sources 40 OOO-S4 $40 COO
Gold in July S3,5O5 33l
Gold in August 4,5l2OO0
Silver Bullion s6DOOO
The following is the comparative statement of the
deposits at the mint during the first egh months of
1851, ;52 and 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

u now open Tor the reception Of pupils Room Mo-
les Main Street. directly sopposlle tho American Tenn
perance House ~ ~
!, n. All thoss who desire PEarror article In
ne way OF Gold Pens, can supply thcmaevesby calling
Nv ne ABOVE room, u. r. MARTIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

REAL ESTATE AT AucTIoN.-S. w. selby & Co.
will sell at public anton this morning, house and lot,
corner of Earle and Edward Streets The house bull
of brick, in thorough manner and the situation is de
lightful See advertisement for further particulars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
BIiIIer,s Opernt,ou

mi. TuI TIIIIhg Teeth OverExposed Nerves,
ms opefaiion, original with the subscriber, has
uecn performed by him, during and half years,
nearly three hundred times, with tho loss Of tooth
Uhy, SO lar az known Also, by several distinguished
oentis whom he instructed more than two years ago,
VINO have been eminently successful. by no other
method Of treatment herett fore IN use, many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes becoms
exposed. y. r. MILLER
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Chr ID ally Spy.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1853.
EREE nEMOCRATIo srA1E onNvEN-

FREE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TION.-The Annual State Convention Of the Free
Democracy for the nomination of candidates for the
offices Of Governor and Lieut. Governor Of the Com
mOnwedlth. will he holden the Town hail. IN Fitch.
burg, on THURSDAY, Sept. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The several towns and cities requested TO send
Delegates the number of three ir every Representa-
i've TO which they entitled in the General Court
Free Democratic papers throughout the Common
wealth, requested to publish this notice By order
Of the Sls.te Committee. EDN ID l.. KEYES. Srcsy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
Morning SESSION.

The Convention was tempoi arily organized by the
election of Gen. 5. f. Carey, Of Ohio, TO the chair
Rev. Mr. Patton, OF New York, and George Dn(.
field, Of Pennsy lyania, were elected Secretaries.
COMMITTEE Of thirteen appointed to select
the names OF suitable persons tor Recommendation 10
The Convention as officers for its permanent orgrni
zatIon.
The President, during the absence Of he Com.
mitllee, addressed the Convention in forcibe and
brief manner.
Mr. George w. Clark, Of Rochester, proposed the
following:
Whereas, The cause Of Temperance is u2rld
Uide in its divine mission. seeking The highest good
Of the whole human race; therefore,
Resolved, That this Convention invite all the
friends OF humanity without respect TO age color or
condition 10 participate in its deliberations and aid
10 its glorious work.
motion was made TO lay the Preamble and Res.
olutions on The table, which, after much violent dis.
cussaon and amid general confusion and disorder,
land during which two appeals were taken from the
decision Of the Chair upon the question Of the rele-
vancy Of the resoutons,) was carried.
The Committee Of permanent organization re.
ported the names Of the following gentlemen as
permanent officers Of the Convention;
Presideht-NEAL Dow.
Wee Presidents--John Cassel, England; Joseph
Carpenter, r.. l.. Lyman Beecher, Mass. Reuben
II. Walwouh, N. Y; Edmund s. James, N. j. !;
Thomas Watson, Penn; Samuel +. Carey, Ohio /;
Christian keener, Md; Geo. Savage, Dist Coum.
bia; John II. Cooke, Va; Isaac Paul, Tenn; ID.
G. Jacones, Mich; 8. d. Hastings, Wis; John
Dugald, Canada; Ed. M. Harris, N. B.; George
Jeffrey, Scotland; X. II. Powell, Ala; g. G. La.
throp, La; A. Paulson, Del; E II. Barry, Ind. !;
John N. Timmons, s. G. Carried.
Seoaaus-Dr WIN. Patton, N. "; R. M. Foust,
Penn; Geo. Dulfeld, Pc mn; Clement Webster, X.
l.; DR. Leeds, Eng; john G. Beckt, Canada.
Jreasw0--Schurena an HaIsiead, MY.
The Convention adjourned 10 meet, Tor speaking,
at z ! 2 O'Clock in The evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention was addressed by Rufus Clark /,
Of Boston, Gen. Carey, Of Ohio, DR. Patton, Of New
York, and John Cassell, Of England. Mr Colburn
also sung two or three Temperance songs.
Our account is abridged from the report Of the N.
Y. Tribune.
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The Pnrlor Conl Stnve-

r,. Fom SsSeS-5from 10 TO Is inch Cylinders.
rms stove constructed the most scientidc prin
clpes, aud will consume It's own SMOKE and rrses.
making saving OF 40 per over any other stove now
use Inc CRATE and nre-box areIao arranged that no
nIng is required Of the fuel burnt in this stove and
Tue hre only requires EeplenShng once in "a hours.
"a -, ID. @. THURSTON,
Mat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

30 Al the wing city and county Convention
in Philadelphia, on Monday, three of the men,
bers OF nominating committee accepted brides
from two candidates for Office, and voted for the
one who paid the most They were expelled
from the Convention by almost a unanimous vote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

VERMoET ELEcTIoE.-The Whigs claim that
the election, which took place in Vermont on Tues.
day, has resulted in their success, but BY reduced
majority IRON last year. This may, however, be
considered as doubtful I
=. ,. The latest accounts indicate that there is
no choice Of Governor, and that the Senate will be
for The Wings, and the House aKainat them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
Important and Interesting No,,c.

To all who wish for good Daguerrean pc,,,.,
Be wise In Judgment and aim TO secure that MIR
1000; Trnsh q all times can be bought y those ~
VIII buy Ladies' and Genil,menj II you are IN m, ~
Rooms, Nos lg7 and 207 Main street. and aa,ir
selves mat me HATHAWAY BROTHERS viii m.hs
1000 TYPES o. reasonable and living prices "'N
o. ,apeiior tons and finish. good asrorlinsn, ~, .s
au3l d,r " '"' Joarseifcs'
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sn,Isbwry Mansion Sc6oo,.

The Fall Session Of ibis school, viii open wEpNEs
DAY, Sept 7th, and continue fourteen weeks G.,s
ogues with particulars, furnished on application
Candidates for new admission. should nnpiv imm.d,.
ntely. N. 4. uENT' p,tnr,n.i
Lincoln Square, August 80 d bp'Ps 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

HORSE SHow.-Wednesday October 18th has
been fixed upon for The opening day Of Great Ma
onalexhbitOn Of Horses, to be held in Spring
field.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

Gr The Anti Slavery Sewing Circle, will meet at the
Horticultural Hail. this afternoon, ct 2 O'Clock,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

~ Three carmen employed by the Erie Rail.
road Co., at New York have been arrested fol
stealing several thousand dollars worth of freight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

Married, or single, who prefer private residence Il
hotel can be accommodated in a spacious house. ant
in an airy part of the ity reasonable terms by ap
plying 10 the subscriber, q Main street, up stairs
So dly LEWIS G. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
Worlds Temperance Convention.

The World's Temperance Convention met al Met.
ropoliian Hall. New York, at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning. Nearly 1900 persons we're present, Of
which very small portion we're women Their
proceedings wcreIexcing ,and, at times angry,whie
discussing the admission Of delegates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

DRs. VIM. Il J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re.
moved their Office fIOm CIRCUITS Buildings, to the pleas
ant ard spacious Rooms. in Brinley Row, over the
Citizens Bank and directly opposite the American
House. apl4 dt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08

~ X. J. Walker has finally declined the mis-.
sion TO China on account VI ~ health, Il IL believed
by many that Gushing will take bis place. Doubt.
ful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-08
special NOTICE to OWNERS or Honses.

The subscriber is constantly having calls for House
nom the best OF tenants. Persons having enements to
lei can lind good customers without trouble and free
Of expense by callIngat the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
233 lain street, up stairs. LEWIS c, MUM.
anl7
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Total sSa,9l6 zoe ss,5s2,s6s sa27ls29 $685. 79O2g
The number of pieces coined in August, 1853,
was 4Sl7,44O, of which ASS, $50 were gold; $780,,
we're silver, and 559, 400 copper.