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inilammatory rs1t,spa.or..---,79S remedy for


Good for Rheumatism, Group, Fresh wounds
burns, Toothsche, Agne in the Face CbilbIain'
Neufaga, Sore throat Rnnronnds. Lapsus Uteri sore
Pitch, Tar, Grease, Oil, &c.; and also Tor vasbng ~
Salt Water. ~ washing IN
This article has been thoroughly examined and ,.s,oa
W eminent Chemists and Apothecares and inv.riabiv
pronounced safe, pleasant and supenor eonbina,11
Ior external applications Ii does not contain in i,.
Sop"sioh palticle OF scid or alhal, and will be
found safe, speedy and effective cure for ali the VA
flOus complaints, above stated,
Gr Price % cts. a bottle.
WHAT HE PEOPLE SAY WHO USE 1T.
and my friends had supposed musl live md die
cripple, with the hip complaint But applied the In
Erla ni ExtrPaior, and in month was per
want some more of the Inaammatory Exti,na,or
Tor II Immediately and invariably leeves my child OF
tne Group CARTER.
Thousands of similar testimonials can be addncod in
proof OF it's wonderful efficacy.
G. ". DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester. Mass.
For sale in Worcester. az hoesale and Retail by
r y. u MARSH, aad d. SEQ r. deodaw6n 'y9q ~
Professor Alex. Barry,s TRlCOptiER
GUS, OR INDICATED COMPOUND. for Beautifv.
iag' uurhng [ressryng restoring, aud Strengthening
the Hair, Relieving Diseases Of the skin Curing Rhen
matte Pains, an Healing External Woupds noandea
by no geographical lines the reputation of Barrv,s u
cophorous pervades the Union. The sn,es NJ tba all,
Gle of late Years have increased In rato Thai sinns,
exceeds belief Professor Barry after caref exa,nl
ns nav ~ ms SAFE book finds that the number of bot.
100000. "' "''''' 'ii"o vi
W present at length The evidences of
the wonderful properties of the Trconherons. when
the public have furnished such an ndors1nent as this
inc cheapness Of the article and the espldnations given
u It's chemical action upon the hair The scalp and In Mi
cases OF superficial irritation, nrs recommended il 10
lhe attention OF the people. This was all that the in
yentor desired Every bottle advertised self The ec
iects OF the mud exceed expectation Il Noted like
charm. The ladies would not he without H. Countrv
dealers In every section OF the United aes found thai
must nave aud thus was built up wholesale tade
OF IN nxtent hitherto unheard Of regards otices ~
TINS Kind The highest point has been reached and
II u believed that the sales this year will be million
and half OF bottles. ''''o"
:. Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway Nav
YORK. Retail price, 70 cents a large bottle -
Liberal discount to purchasers by the auantitv md
by the principal merchants and druggIsis th,oushnn,
the United states and Canada, Mexico, West Ind,os
1teai Britain, France &c., aud by siBLEY n sruTT'
"of0'S'el. myl4 deodaw6m%
Constant dropping or Il ater viii WAR
away stone, ana should any one desire 10 sac b,s MA
bend retiring under the shades of heau,il lnL is
MN make thorough use Of tbs Excelsior Hair onic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

HE WONDERS OF BABYDoM.-A cores
Pondent, writing 10 the Auburn Advertiser, tells
OF two remarkable babies, one ''eight months old =,
that can sing more than twenty tunes'' mo.
body will doubt the truth of that statement y
The other baby, he says, is two years old, and
never made the least noise ''not even a whisper. -
1t can make proper face TO cry, but can't cause
the noise. He also speaks of another in Niagara
county that amt baby. Though it is twelve
years OF age, the child ''never had tooth or the
sign of one"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

Among the incidents related of the Horse
Exhibition at Springfield, the other day, is the
following:
The sharpers were wide awake, and PLAYED a
bold aud atrocious game with Chester Osborn. of
Springfield. He was on the grounds, when he
found himself in the vicinity Of two men, who
were apparently driving horse trade. One in
sisted that his cold man. would be terribly of.
Tended if he should sell his pair of horses TO the
other. Mr.. Osborn became interested, and ao-
preached the pair, when the assumed horse
owner said he would sell Mr.. O. the horses, and
Mr. Osborn might sell them to the other, and his
conscience would be clear. Finally, Mr.. Osborn
made trade for S455, and the buying man
counted out the money, which the other would
not take, all on account Of the sold man.' Mr.,
Osborn was then called upon TO pay the money,
ne being promised $40 for the job. But he had
no money, and with the men came down street
to borrow 1t. He succeeded in getting $500 of
Smith d Cutler, and this he paid over TO his en-
Ployer, who wanted he should go up street, to
shave the matter seuled,' the other scoundre
remaining behind. After going as far as Rock
woods store, MIR. Osborn was requested 10 90
back and tell the other man to come along. He
went back and found the man missing, of course.
and when he returned his other friend had gone.
and with him his $780,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

CURE ron THE TooTHAcHE.-Take n
paper OF tobacco, pour upon ii wine glass Of
warm water, squeeze out part Of the moisture.
and alter placing the pulp upon slice Of bread.
apply It as plaster to the face There il moth
ing IKE ! for the ,oothache, and il il the only
remedy Tor u IN it's worst form, the ngue in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

BEAUTIFUL FLOWER Roo1s.-Recollscl that selby's
sale OF DUTCH BULBS, and other fine flower roots.
takes place at O'Clock, this afternoon. Among The
roots are several kinds of the finest and new varieties
eli teonies, lilies, & C. See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

PUTNAM's Magazine for November comes
promptly to hand, lreighted with new store of
those rich articles, which, without those fact-
tous aids, so often resorted to, as substitute
for talent, learning, and labor, have placed this
IN the front rank of American periodicals. We
commend the work 10 our eaders.
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Trial of the Barre Burglars.
Court of Common pleas, for Criminal
Cases,

BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP.


BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP.
Counsel for the Government, District Attorney
Ald5ieh and ]. H. Mathews, ESQ.,; for Babbitt,
Geo. Farley, Esq, and N. F. Bryant, Esq;
fol Williams, J. Z. Park, Esq; for Gardner,
Robinson, and Smith, C. X. Wetherell and H.
ID. Stone, Esqrs.
SATURDAY. Der. 20.
District Attorney Adrich resumed his argument at
l O'Clock, aud clised at 10 minutes past II, p
NJ. His address characterized by the most rig
i'd adherence to the evidence, by the most faithful
application of the principles Of logic and by tenn
Perance and clearness Of reasoning. There was no
attempt made to influence the jury outside of the is
sue now pending. No fights of fancy or extrava-
giant dramatical illusions were INDUCED in. No APP
peals were made to the personal stake which the
jurors, as citizens, have in the defence of our sacred
homes. The argument of the learned gentleman
was as honorable TO his heart, and 10 his sense Of
justice, as it was credabIe to his requirements as
scholar, and 70 his ability as a lawyer
The Court was adjourned to 10 IL O'Clock Mon
day morning, when The learned judge win deliver
his charge TO the jury.
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AccIDENT.-On Friday afternoon, Oct %, MIR.
Samuel Adams, Of Northbridge, "A young man 21
years Of age, accidentally shot himself, while huu.
ing The sccident was caused by jumping with the
gun in his hand The charge entered just above the
heart, and it is thought the wound will prove
fatal.
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Hon. wHITING GRlswOLD.
THE PEOPLES RALLY!
CITY Hall

We have great pleasure in announcing 10 our read
ers. that definite arrangements have been made, by
which
Hon. CHARLES ALLEN
will address the citizens of Worcester and vicinity,
on Saturday eusning Nou. 5, on the issues involved
in the pending election, and especially in defence
Of the amended Constitution; and
Hon. CHARLES SUMNER
will address them, on the same subjects, on Saturday
evening, Nop II. Both meetings will be held in
the CRY HALL, and we hazard nothing in the pre-
diction, that both of them will be such as will DEM
onstrate the earnestness of the people in the cause of
Freedom and Reform.
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p Some Western paper records that Mrs.
Cosner recently trapped bear.
Thereupon the Clinton Courant wants to know
whether the lady did catch veritabIe iour-fooled
bar or whether the salirca hussey thus caustca-
" announces her marriage
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NiiIIer's Operntion

For FiIling Teeth OgerExposed Nerves.
ms operation, original with the subscriber. has
heen performed by him, during TWO and half years
nearly three hundred times with the loss of one tooth
Gniy so far az known, Also, by several distinguished
pehusts, whom ne instructed more than years ago
who have been eminently succt ssiul. nv No tie,
method OF treatment heretofore IN use can so many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. 4 p Mil I'D
dec1I =
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Intelligence Once.

Having been duly lcersr-to Keep an INrELLga gNcE
OFFICE, the Undersigned prepared To furnish Hotels
Boa dlns houses, and Private Families with American
and other male and female help. 4 Orders from the
Country promptly attended to- Persons in want nf
help, and those visiting for employment are invited to
all
U Tenemenis, Stores, and Offices, to be let
R3 MONEY TO loan IN collateral security
augl0 dly LEWIS c, MUM 933 Main at
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SEPARATE BOXES FOR VOTES AT THE ELECTION.
10 obyiate the embarrassment and confusion, not
to say fraud, which would be likely to result from
the fact that the votes upon the proposed con-
stltuton are required to be enclosed in sealed en-
velopes while those for Governor. lieutenant
Governor, Senator'S and Representatives, may or
may not be so enclosed, at the option ofeach' yo-
ter,it has been generally agreed that it would be
well to have separate ballot boxes provided at the
polls everywhere for the votes of each kind No
tlrcatlon advising this course has been signed by
officers of the State committees of the three prom.
inent parties.
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Attention Free Democrats.

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of Worcester are in
formed that their HEAD QUARTERS are opened day and
evening in the neat and cummodious room, The
store of kichmond & Trowbridge, next door South Of
the U. 8 HOTEL which place they will find the
papers of the day and good supply of documents for
gratitntious distribution. The skies are brght-the
cause is onward. o2d diff
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Designer and Engrver, upon Wood and Stone
House ON Crescent street. All orders left with g. w
RICE, at l., d. Goddard Co.'S, will meet with promp
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting mach
merry. dec30 dtf
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EU- John Gosuin, the celebrated clown, we'll
known throughout the entire counIry, died recently
at Natchez, Miss, Of yellow fever
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G%- The proprietor Of livery stable, writing from
Sacramento, says he keeps five hortlers three ol
the hye were lormery "Brodway dry goods Gle, ks.
and The other two Baptist cergymen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

VThe shipments Of specie ia 1853 are now
within too millions Of dollars, as large as those
Of 1862, to October III.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

New HAMpsHIRE.-iIon. Jared Perkins has
been nominated for Governor by the Free Dem
ocrats Of New Hampshire.
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County Convention.

TIE FREE DEMOCRACY Of the several Towns,
in Worcester County, requested to appoint Dele
gates, to meet in Convention, at the
CITY HALL, IN WORCESTER,
On THURSDAY, the 81 day of November next at 10
o'clock, M for the purpose of nominating five per-
sons Candidates of the Free Democracy oil the COun-
~, for Senators in the Legislature Of the Common
wealth for me year ensung 10 appoint the necessary
COMMITTEES for the year, and To act upon any other
business that may properly come before them
The towns will send three times as many Delegates
respectively they entitled Representatives in
the legislature
Per order of the Co Committee,
o24 DIFF A. TUCKER. sec'y.
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SpectaI NOTICE 20 UWners OF HOuses,
Inc subscriber is constantly having calls for House
nom the best OF tenants Persons having enements 10
Ell can tnd good customers without trouble and free
81 trPense by calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
2S3 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS G. MUM. :
aul7 div
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Delegates to the County Convention.

Delegates to the County Convention.
AT a meeting of the Free Democracy of the CITY
OF Worcester held on Friday evening, Oct. 18th, the
following gentlemen were chosen Delegates to the
County Convention, and were authorized to ill all
vacancies that might occur by reason of the inab-
ty of any one TO serve.
WARD Nathan Muzzy.
&c 2-Ichabod Washburn.
s-Lulher White.
4-John F. Burbank.
5-Benamin Barber.
:" edwin Draper.
wv. w. Rice
s-HartIey Williams.
AT LARGE.-Charles White, II. II. Chamber.
lin, James White, Joseph Pratt, Geo. w. Russell,
VIM. Dickinson, and II. w. Benchley.
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8 Great AID In porIamt Change

= Ofeat anu important Change
In the Daguerrean Rooms, formerly conducted By DR.
A. w VAN ALsTiN, No. l97 Main So Worcester, q
few doors ofth Of the American Temperai ce House
In re-opening these Daguerrean Rooms The Praprie-
tors would pectluy inform he Ladies and Gentle
Of Worcester and vicinity that, alter 10 years expert
ence and ptac'c in The daguerrean art in the prnci-
pie cities OF the Union also. three years. residence
in California, takes this method inform he public of
the re opening ID R0alns
Their Rooms will be of the first class and order, and
furnished with The best OF German Instruments making
pictures of different sizes The largest Stock Of
fefed for inspection the citizens of Worcester will
always be on hand, thus giving al who may wish for
Pictures, facilities which be found an, other
rooms in this city, or The Union 1t will he mig est
aim TO please and satisfy all no may favor Us with
ther patronage Our motto win all times be- 10 turn
out superior style OF pIotues. which ceaYness of
outline, tone and beauty OF finish, will give merit to
said rooms Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
NIB The Hathaway Brothers, old and experienced
operators, will be retained in this Establishment
ol9 dtf BENZ. ID. MARKHAM Il co.
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Later from California.
Arrival of the Ohio.
With SI,12s,O0O i'm Gold
New YoRx, Oct. 2s.

NEW YoRK, Oct 2s.
The steamer Ohio, from Aspinwall, arrived at
a O'Clock this afternoon, bringing S92s, 900 on
freight, and 5000 900 in the hands Of her passen-
gers-also the U. S. mails. The Ohio left AS
pinwall on the 18th inst.
An accident happened on the Panama Railroad
on the Ist inst. While the train which contained
the passengers and mails by the Illinois was
passing over 1t, the locomotive came in collision
with bull, while crossing the bridge near. Tar,
benilla, and was thrown off the track tearing up
the bridge, and precipitatng the into the ra-
vine, 10 feet deep The locomotive aud five cars
were smashed, and the bridge completely de-
strOyed. An Irishman and native were the
only killed. Patrick Howard, passenger, had
both his legs broken. Several others, chiefly
attached 10 the railroad, were more or less in
ured
Eighteen deserters from the U. s. frigate Co.
lumbus, had been arrested Oh the Mosquito coast,
where they had been creating disturbance, and
were carried to Aspinwa in irons.
James Foley, passenger on the Illinois, was
murdered at native ranch, near the River Car
denas
II. B. Majestys sloop-of war Cockatrice ar
rived at Panama on the 18th, from San Bias, with
half "A million of dollars.
disturbance had occurred at Tobago, owing
American ship Ophir by the U. S Consul Their
release was attempted, and fight ensued, but
was soon quelIed.
further shipment of Australian gold, amount
ing to P45, 900 had arrived at Panama, by Adams
& Co.'s Express.
Letters from the Pacific coast had been receiy-
ed. The Peruvian government had promised full
satisfaction for the outrage at the Chincha Is
lands, but Mr. Clay being dissatisfied with the
course of the said Government, had referred the
matter TO his own.
CHILi.-The mines of Coquimbo were Yielding
finely, and the Amazon gold excitement con-
tinued.
fire occurred at Valparaiso on the LIST of Sep
TENDER, destroying IL houses, and about the same
number of Stores. Loss about 5000 ,OOO
The screw schooner Isabel, sent out by Lady
Franklin, for the Arctic reasons, had arrived at
Valparaiso, where, owing to a disagreement
among the officers, the whole expedition was aban-
doned
AUsTRALIA.-Dates from Melbourne are to
Aug. 49, There was great want of laborers,
some receiving as high as fI0 ($50,) per week
No improvement in the markets had occurred
Large stocks of goods and provisions on hand,
with but little demand.
Accounts from the dggings continued TO be
favorable
number of new and rich mines had been
discovered
government gold escort had been attacked
by gang of Bushrangers, and robbed of nearly
$4,000 in gold. Several Of the guards and four
OF the robbers were killed, and all comprising the
escort, but two men, were more or less wounded
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WILL LIAM TOXIN aON
NnTAnW pIrDITn

7
Will attend this and 10 other matters of business nj
his Office over the Central Bank nov6-dtf
T. G, bacon, Counsellor a I4axv.-IIis tim
icing no longer occupied with The duties of the MayoT
NY he viii devote himself exclusively TO the business
oi his profession Office, No l. Central Exchange
January g. 1853. iap5 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

RECOVERY OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY
from the Cincinnati Gazette we learn that sew
eral months since a small box, about ten inches
square, directed to "John Smith," was received
al Cincinnati by express from New York, with
directions to retain until called for As no person
called, the box was finally opened, and found 10
be filled with neat wooden and tin boxes, labelled
"toolh powder and "pomatum,'' several Of
which, upon examination, were discovered 10
contain about $500 in new and well executed
counterfeit bils upon various Eastern banks
The following note was on the top of the small
boxes;
New York, Jan. l4th, 1853.
Mr. SMITH-Dear Sir: ] have sent you a
sample Of tooth powder, also pomatum, which is
a pretty good article. lfyou wish for any, will
forward by express at the prices agreed upon.
yours IN haste, ALEXANDER JONES"
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Free Democratic Meetings.

ANsOS BURLTNGAmE
VIII address the citizens Of
-MlLLBURY, MONDAY, Nov. IN.
FITCuBURG, FRIDAY, Nov. llth,
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Mrss y u o q w IA, an experienced ana succe
ful Midwife, holds herself % readiness day and nigh
to attend TO the duties If her profession Residenc
No. Ga 1stin street. o2i-dtf
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Rev. Thomas james, of wrentham, will lee
SPECIAL NOrICEs

APPLEs-APPLFS.
For sale oOo Dds OF lrst rate quality of Winter
Apples, by DRAPER & CLARK
Worcester Oct. 26, 1853 dr.
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j J.. EOOD.
At tho City Auction and Commission Store No. l
IeaIi sueet, worcester Consignments solicited, and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended t.
ldno daNtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

J' X. C1ark,M D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
NO. Walnut Street. Once hours from to "a M
nd from to3F.M.
= WOrceaIer Inn Lat. lEkl lnn1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

An Experienced DressmaIser can be found
yeppymg at 1888 Main ST., up stairs, Room l.
oz4 dly
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Toni,
ahOsaId be use(,


shouId be used.
lst To produce hair
End. To prevent badness.
3d. To give dandruf leav to withdraw"
4th. To promote the growth Of she hair
9Th. To give tie hair a rich and luxunant appear
ance.
9Th To give the hair natural gloss.
7th. To curl the hair easily.
9Th. To dress the hair lastefully.
9th To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache
llh. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound in for
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, l.. 4. LAZELL, Druggist 2O1
rect. BI diff
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u Thanksgiving in Maryland, THURSDAY, Nov
oath
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sicIAN Residence No. l12 Main Street ofics ho,,,s
from $40 3 a. NJ, 2 to and to ePM.
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Dennocratic Meetings.

Hon. N. p. BANKS, Jr.,
VIII address the citizens OIL
Sutton. Thursday evening, Nov. 3.
Upton Friday afternoon, Nov. 4
Milford, Friday evening, Nov.
Holliston, Monday evening, Now.
Hon. WHITING GRlsWOLD,
VIII ADDRESS the citizens Oh
Roxbury, Friday evening, Oct. g.
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An Experienced Nurse can he found on an
pcaIion at 233 Main ST., up stairs, Room l. OF dly
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To GentIemeD and dies

GIRLS that understand Honse0 ork, can be had by
applying at 1913 Main st., up stairs, Room l. ol9 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

spar Killing Soda Water-Wlih the ns,.t %
rlety OF choice syrups. Fifty Tickets for ono dona
,A ,.s L. 4. LAZELL, Apothecary,
m}if Jul Q0l Main strait.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

VIM. y, BARTON
attorney and Counsellor at Lam.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COmMlss ioNER OF DEEDS, for New York. New Jer-
soy, &C., NO Harrington Corner, Worcester.
hOl3 dnWstf
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Constant dropping OF u ater will wen,
awhy "nne, ana Shout any desire 10 see bia N
menu retiring under the shades Of beautiful locks Ia,
hin make thorough usc Of the Excelsior Hair Tonio
ois dhwpw
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~ We you'll call attention The introductory Lee
ture, before The Young Mems Library Association.
which will beSven at tho City Hall, to morrow-Tnes-
dny--evenng, by the Rev. DR.. Bethune, Of BROOKLYN
New York. The very high reputation of the Lecturer
and the fact that he lectures for The first time we be
heVe In WolceSter, on this occasion, will, we presume,
ensure crowded house.
u Readers will find an advertisement in our columns
in which they all interested In relation 10 the Wor
cester Directory for 1874
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

,rur,, CALVIN ". PRATT,
ATTORNEY a COUNSELLOR AT LAW
maya '''' "o'oe''''' ma's' -.