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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28


a Friend Ia me Cainp.s "A herever The proud
oannr otonr counIy waves, under whatever skies,
and on whatever seas The aud stripes unfu led
there mey b. FUND me Russia salvc. Aud how is
hlt Why, experience Ii proved that for soldiers and
sailors, II Is The nosl available valuable remedy thar
has ever yet been onrep 10 The tublc The soldiers
who camped out incur Teceu' wars in Mexico agree
10 declaring that had Il nuth een for the Rnsit raive
they shonld never have been allie have borne many
Of the annoyancs incident 10 .the campaen nv us
use they were enabled defy The egons Of Nosqnitoes
ana Feas that perpctun harassod those less fortunate
81 their comrades, who were lucky enough TO pos
sess box OF the Sa!ye their Lnapaaeks. ON long
marches u was iouni Of essential service and many
were the thanks ofIe ed up-Dy poor Fellows weary
footsors md chafed, alter several hours uavel under
bfong sun, aud over hot sands, whose raw skins
were sOothed aud healed by this convenient ana uuyer
sa remedy. Some women q ho followed the camp, too
who IN consequences OF the climate suffered much from,
the Influence O heat nnon their lender skins reason
IL bless II for the benefit afforded III IN No soldier
Should be without OF least box. Cuts, BRUISES gun
shot add sabre wounns, boils, rheumutipm whno,ya
wend sore feet, nttte ash and host OF Other dIseas
es all fall PROSTATE before tho pOwer OF Russia saye
Price rs cents box sold BY Lewis r. Lazell and
M b.ureen. W0rces er. hec1e d&wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

FIRE, Providence, Dec. 25.--A destructive
fire broke out in Bristol, this morning, ON Gard
iner's wharf, which communicated to Capt. JOS
ephL. Gardeners planning works, which were
destroyed, together with the new fire. arm factory
~ Messrs Burnside, Foster & Bishop, and 800.
600 worth Of timber. The buildings all belonged
TO Capt Gardiner whose loss is about S46 900, on
$4,000, az Offices in Massachusetts, Connecticut
and New York Messrs. Burnside eco. lose
$4,000 on machinery, which is covered BY insur.
ance t.-. FHf-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28


VIM. A, Williams, Samuel d. Harding. and Mo
ses D. Phillips, the Union candidates, are elected
by an average majority of 222 votes over both the
Wing and Citizens Tickets. Phillips's majority
over Washburn, who on both opposition tick.
cts. is 2S2
10 ward 8, D. s. Messenger was elected War
den, and Edwin A. Wood, Clerk.
Ia ward 2, Homer SawtelIe, Joel Davis, and
Joel Dewing, were elected Inspectors, and in
ward 8, George A. Chamberlain, Andrew ].
Brown, and Scotto Berry were chosen.
Warren Lazell was chosen for the School
Committee in ward 2.
Edward Earle was appointed Overseer of the
Poor. in ward 2; and William T. Merri6eld, in
ward 8.
For Assistant Assessor in Ward 2. Erastus N.
Holmes; in Ward s, tIoralO Phelps
For Common Councilmen from Ward 2, Ichahod
Washburn, Thomas II. Rice and Edward Lamb
from Ward 8, Henry Gooldng, and Joseph Walker
Thus the election has resulted as we supposed it
would, ia viu,icating the good faith Of the Free
Democracy Of Worcester, and in securing 10 US
government more nearly in accordance with the
feelings and wishes Of the substantial. moral, and
law abiding portion of the community than could
by any other means, have been seemed This is our
firm conviction, and has been from the first. There
are those with whom we have been in the habit or
acting, and for the opinions of some Of whom we
are accustomed to have high respect, who thought
otherwise But, in this instance, we think the view
which they took Of The subject, was not character
ized by their usual Discrimination and that, on
cool and dispassionate review Of the whole matter
they will yetcome to the same conclusion that we
did.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

MI Chaplin. having selected endIess variety OF ag
the very latest and richest patterns 81 paguerreotype
Gases, selected expressly i9r Chr sfnas and New
Years presents, would cordially welcome all
who wish TO procure gem TO cali Mr. C, w ldo
Block and make selection from largest stock Of
Dagusrre"Jyns "a ofere TO the public
All p ctures tsken al his sTe warranted to
give "a i.ficton.
Mr. Chapn is now the only DagnerreOtyper In this
city to awarded silver medal for the best
Dtguer eotypes, at The Me hanics' Exhibition 1851
Ladies and Gentlemen, make .sise selection. and
go to Chapins, where ION rich gift little
money and where you will be treNted with respect and
attention dec24 DIFF NJ. !. JHA IN Artist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

BOSTON ELEcT1oN.-A second trial took place
in Boston yesterday for the choice of Municipal
Officers. 1t was c,urentl reported here early
! last evening that DR.. Smith, the Citizens cam
didate, was chosen Mayor, and the second eve
ming edition of the Journal placed him above 300
votes ahead Of all othersIat 2 o'clock But, by
our last advicfs, we are informed that he finally
lacked rs votes Of an election. We think this
settles the question. that he will be elected, on
the next trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

WOULDN'T CoNrEND.-A cross grained,
curly man, too crooked by nature 10 keep still,
went over to his neighbor, MI F., remarkably
thus:
That piece Of fence over there is mine, and
you shan't haven't
Why replied Mr. F.,'you must be mistaken,
No, no; it's NINE, and shall keep it,
well ; said neighbor F., suppose we leave it
to any lawyer you shall choose
i won't leave it to any lawyer said the 9TH
or.
Well continued Mr. F., SHALL we leave it 10
any ionr men il the village that you shall : elect:'
No, shall have the fence
Not at all dIscompcsed, Mr. F. said, well,
neighbor, then shall leave it to you TO whom the
fence belongs, whether 10 you or myself
Struck dumb by that appeal, the wrathy man
turned away, saying, q won't have anything 10
DO with man that won't contend for his own
rights
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
A PIE I SAINT scene.

We spent little time very agreeably, at Miss
Bigeiow's School Rooms, in Union Block, on Mon
DAY Evening. 10 the centre of the front room was
hne Christmas Tree, bearing on its branches an
abundance of gcodiy things. At The head Of the
room was Liable, laden with refreshments in great
variety, while, on either side, was table contain.
log the various and beautiful Christmas presents,
designed forhe students by their friends and each
other. The walls Of The room were very tastefulIy
decorated with evergreen wreaihes and garands. All
favorable time. SANTA CLAUS appeared in per.
son, and calling the girls severaly by name, dis
tributed the presents TO them. The company were
then invited 10 partake Of TIE viands SO boun,ulIy
furnished for ihe occasion. The whole was inter-
spersed with excellent vocal and instrumental music
We could not bnt guess that Mss Bgelo~ fine taste
had found ready and apt assistant in Professor
Siedhoi, her accomplished instructor in German and
other languages, who vinced gre At interest in an
propriatey keeping up this pleasant custom Of the
Vaterand.''
The whole affair passed of in the pleasantcs,
manner, AMI we were very lavoraby impressed with
the department Of the young ladies', eyineing the ex
cellent training which distinguishes this popular
school.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

For Filling Teeth overExposed Nerves,
This operstOn, Original with the subscriber has
been performed by him. during two and half years
nearly three hundred times, with lie loss OF one tooth
only so far as known. Also by several distinguished
Dentists, ~hOm he instructed than years ago
VINO have been emlnently ssful. BY no other
method of treatment heretofore use, can SO many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. s. p. MILLER,
declI DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

AsHApPY REToRT.--A Chicago paper relates
the following good one "a boy was going along
the street carrying pitcher of milk when pres
entity he stumbled and smash went the pitcher
and away ran the milk. Another boy across the
way saw the accident, and shouted % won't
you catch it when you go home your mother II
give it to YOU No she won't either!' screamed
the other; my mother always says never cry
or split milk y"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

In no way people more liable be derived than
IN The Iemedes pTopostd Tor the VAR is OF
lie hen therefore, Medicine has been tested, and
by long use and success fu he's proved itself
valuable, il oughl to be cneshe and will be she
BY all Who value health Bushs Cough Cure Lozenets
have passed thar dtai, have their way public
favor, aHu hell in the highest estimation Tor
the cure of Coughs, Cold, Influenza oarseness
Bronchitis, aud especially hoopng ough and other
ailments of The Lungs aud hest. Don't ne. lect that
Cough Call for LOzeDgss at BUSH x CJ'S, 81 Front
Street. H9 daw1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

6LAMDRn ks ToA Nick NAME.-Under the
rule Of law, that there is not a wrong without 4
remedy suit for Islander, we understand, has
been entered against party for gene raj and eue
clal damages, arising from fastening upon him
nick name, as Il Is called, whereby the plaintiff
charges that he was uniustly brought into ridi-
Guile, and sustained much Injury. The dam
MOI a ~. u, EEpress u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

HOLDEN a. knowLror's, Formerly Fiake's,) Quad
nibLG bdND. ace prepared 10 furnish Music IL,
'a.. Ia',ias, &C, Any nunb,r If Pieces nssed
may pe nHn, hp lying TO H.K % Land No M,r
chahls row, iaaac fiske or at the Music Siores
Music arranged for Bras, or string bands, by A.
''."ae' ola desy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

DIR. Conine, tbs renowned phi sican ana traveller
deserves the thanks Of evcy for his Invention the
Ginseng and Mnya syrup fur The cure Of colds coushp
10, there IL n0hlnK Qnpl 10 ID IN the World For sale
by tho Agents Wilsop, faifbank, a. Co., wholesale
.Drugsists, kns 43and 45 Hanover stiest Pilee. III
per bottle. flmss.ssr dec23 d6wit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

fiRx.-A lew minutes past Il O'Clock, Last night,
hre was discovered, issuing from the desk manufac-
turing establishment Of E. P. Wright & Co., in the
Of Faine's Block, corner of Main and Pleasant
Streets. ~
It was situated in the midst ola large amount
Of combustible materials, among which were two
stables and painters shop. Ru., by the zeal.
GUS efforts ofthe Firemen, the fire was confined
to the building in wbich-it originated. which was
destroyed. A considerable amount Of lumber
was removed, and more was saved in a.dsmaged
state, without removing. The loss viii probably
be from $4,000 to S25OO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

place Assistant in Hugh school, or Teacher Of
GrampaE school, is desired by Young lady who Gan
teach the higher Mathematics and The rudlueuts OF
Drawing and French in addition 10 The usual Ensiish
branchts She has had some experience as Ass-tant
IN 6rEl-class Academy, and has high tessim mails.
Inquiry maybe made of Rev T. W. Hf0eIKsoN, Nor
ctstsF. deck daWff a..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

HTwe have a communication from J. Steward
which is crowded out this morning by the press
Of news and other matter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

THE RAT AED THE wEAsKL.--My informant
states that farmer ia The State Of Maine OF his ac-
qaainiaoce, had noticed al d,E rent tinles for the
pefiof eftwo weeks, c,ulbals between a large rAt
a d weasel 10 his ban from which encounters
he latter invariably came of second bead Ooo
tday, being At wwk near bis Iarn, his aucDtion wa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

Having been duly licensed to keep an INrELLIeENcE
OFFICE, The undersigned is prepared furnish Hotels
Boa dins houses anu Private Families with American
aud other male and female Lep. q Orders from the
Crun'ry promptly attended TO- Persous in wan, Ol
all y
~ Tenements, Stores, and Offices. 10 be let.
93 MONEY to loan collateral security.
augl0 dly LEWIS e. MUM, 233 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

, CO The first Snow STORM Of the Season took
place on Monday. During the day and night il
fell to the average depth of nearly two inches.
The latter part Of the night was very windy, blow
mig the snow about in all directions. The Their
mometer varied during Monday and Tuesday
from 20 to 28s above zero
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

-, Free Trade and Farmers, Rights.
worcester tonnty Butter ana cheese vil,, m Kinda
o. Farmers Pfo1nce Of prime 40 y iof NAlh Al RlH
lNrVNs Communication Sore, No. II Lxchnope N.
ueVo dMAThtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

1t was morns bright December morn, as a youth
stood gazing Tor long time on The beagili display
81 AT before him. Ills first ani nttur4l nqilry 10
himself was " Is this, hen" said The youth ri this
he place WI re the lights shadows arc pfctu e. 10
lie ON polished silver plates, an, hy the artists skill
gid win re golJi Echo tnswers 'lis even So
Iben light the torch, he said, nell in Excelsor's
hand, guide both Youth and }ge VIII ne Inc unshipe
ART is studied the highest ge9ree | will kno = tDi,
the youth declares lie aserrds, step by step tin he
Ieacees the Say Light Hall-psoseS- he makes his
first how before the Ttsl's Ch r; takes is frssitling:
he see. The result. how ru ard e. now true =
he Youth IS satisfied ittHIntig 10 his friends he
shows his piize--fe informs them with one has Y
ea'h, the place OF PAGES, VII re ,ne can get The
Tyres Of Life ReDem er, he says, al Union Hl ,ck
Daguerrean Gallery, 1877 Nain street, Over h. d. q
caro- store deai6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

usntlcmen Wishing well made Shirts, Bosoms, and
~ can err o. ladie accn-tomcd :, sewing
MAN 81. Ladies' who hayon soy 10 do, eau also
De accommodated. w Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

The very best Cook Stuve OF tle season. either for
coal cd, Ne have the fullest 10
froH bsni eda ah0 nave Ibis Stove IN use. An stoves
80 Al this esablishmrdi w.ffanted 10 prove as rec
0mmendcd. " no. NJI Main street.
uaVN dRMWHF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

In Rochester, N Y. Dec g. Reuben Skies. Esq, fson
Of the late Reuben Skies, ofths city .sagrd7l.
Ut Funeral from Rev Dr. n IFS hafch today, at
II o'clock. Friends invited 10 attend.
In Gfsenylle, (LecesIer) Dec &c, Deacon Nahum
ROckwood, aged IS yenrs
z Funerat services on Thursday nj l2l O'Clock at
the Bapiis Meeting House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

MUSEUM Tonight, ArJ.P Adams, the nindtable
Yankee Comediap, commences short engagement, ne
cessariIy bIe, on account his New York contracts
Mr. Addams' reputation i World wde as The most orig
nal acior ia his peculiar style upon The siege. lie is
the author a most II The Dramas that have ,iven nome
and sane to ii Marble, s,l'sbee, and Locke and he
/, unq"esonably equal if uot superior any of these
in his representations, those who would enj ~ a
hearty laugh, 90 aud see Addaas 5. a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
The Big Trees of California.

Levi Hitchcock of this city has Just received a
letter from his brother, Walter Hitchcock, no
is in Californa, giving account of visit to
the big trees. He also received from him piece
of wood from the big tree which had been cut
down. We make the following extract from the
letter, in which readers not will fail to ba inter
Springfield Republican.
The f'big trees for there arrs4sl of them
over ten feet in diameter, standing on the limits
of few acres,) stand in Mammoth Tree Valley,
about 30 miles north of Sonora, in Calaveras
County. The Mammoth tree which has been
felled, was bored .wn with long augurs, and
took four men twenty-five days to get it down
The stump stands about six feet above the level
of the ground, and its top has been made level
andsmooth, which required sixte DAYS work
| measured 1t from the inside of the bark across
10 the inside of the bark, and it measured Is feet
and it is perfectly sound clear to the heart The
bark to the height offifty two feet has been taken
from the trunk in sections and sent to he fair
at New York. Ii the top half of the tree were
taken off, so as to make level surface, a stage
coach with four horses might be driven ON it.
from the but towards the top distance of l66
feet, it being at this height 10 feet in diamater,
At the length of $50 feet it is 4 feet in diamater
At this point it was broken off in falling and it's
tip was broken in fragments so fine could not
measure them; bat its height had been taken
before it was felled and set down at 300 feet II
is called arbor eit but it is not fully decided to
what variety it belongs. 1t is a little curious
Aidl HO JULIET tIe0 OF the same KIND can be found
less than seven feet in diameter, this tree is
estimated, by scientific gentleman from San
Francisco to be 3l00 years old.
There are many others still standing, of the
same kind, which are monsters, some even larger
than this, butnot sound Onecalled Uncle Toms
Cabins has more commodious room in it than
many miners cabins. There are some large
ones blown down, and one / must not fail to
describe. 1t was evidently decayed before it fell
and in its fall broke off sixty feet from the routs
This part is hollow, and | cannot i've you bet
ter idea of its size than TO tell You that rode my
horse through it from end to end. At the end
where it is broken off the she'll is very thin and
as sat on my horse could not reach my hand
to the inner surface, over my head ; but half way
through, the shell was as much as three feet
thick Over my head, and more than that under
my horses feet, and here it was necessary to lean
forward But this is not the largest There is
another one blown down, which measures 4l0
feet in length. This too is hollow, and if the
hollow We're enlarged little it would make a
very good ropewalk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

A CHuROH 6rfRn Blows -<ineston
Y N. y Dec, 25~~Kary yesterday morning. ths
spirs Of the Frat Dutch Reformed Church was
hlowu dozen, erashing in the roof OF the church
The spi . was 2l8 feet in height and had been
built about year. No one was injured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all
Ia Pulmonary Diseases.

"Messrs REED, CUTLER n Co., Druggists, Bosion.-
During pIacuce Of twenty years Ihtve used all
the popular rrmedies for Coughs AID wen satisfied
that your VEGETABLE Pulmonary BALSA NJ,
is best, and hope it will be better known, and
generally used Yours Respectfully,
Saco, Nov 2, 1853. John A. BERRY, NJ. Do
Put up in so and 81 bottles, and for sale by
Apothecaries and Country Merchants generally
dec2 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

Designer and Engraver, upon " ond and StoBe.--
House on Crescent street All orders lett wiih y.
.iCE, at l.. u. Goddard & Co.'s, viii meet viih promp
attention. Particular attention paid drafting mach
merry. dec30 dtc
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special Notice to 1lwners az q,

The subsciber is constantly having calls for Houses
om he bes OF tenants. Persons having 'enemenIs to
ell, caIl find good customers witnut trouble, sud free
Of fGpense BY calling ut tn REAL ESTATE AGENCY
2s3 Main street, up stairs LEWIS C, MUM
aul7 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
'PEuIAL NOTICES.
POULTRY AND HOGS,

Just received, pine lot " Turkeys, Chickens.
Gee'e, DC. Also, al other lot slaughtered Hogs
- 1900 DhAPEk a CLARK,
dee25 dtf fsta Washing on square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

American Girls; or Women can have ox-
celen situations, aud good pay, IN small inies by
applying at toe Intelligence Office, 233 Main Street, up
stairs. decl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

Julius n. Sfedhof
Offers his teacher OF Aruient and Modern
Languages 10 The pubic. Office, No. 49, Main ST.
81 dti
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B .. Msxhom

EAHE pr sent prnpre Of The oieal Daeu rreap Pal
ace, wOul respectfully Inform Inc Iallle. ara Cssn
uemen Worcester and vicinity ina, be has rstt,ed
snd furnished these Rooms in such a STYLE that 4 in
eec palace Ah9 aver 10 Years eXpstirnee aid prsc-
hce ~ tue principal cities OF Iht Union he ofTass hs
services To- you, suaranlyHg in all cases 20 ai.e yon
pictures which sh u be entirely satisfactory OF htrn
styie and finish Rooms No. I5 I6 AMI IA Iarrington
Corner Situated on the corner of Maln ana Fron
SuecN ott20 dif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

l.. 3. Nichols, NJ. y. fip aGPATaIC PHY-
sIctAN, Residence No IL Main Street. Office hours
rom 9 TO A. NJ, TO and z TO Pm.
Aug 8, 1852. L. a.l div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

Snow SroRM.-Charlstcn, s. G. Dec. 20
4 slight snow storm occurred this morniag, the
6rst Of the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
HOLIDAY sy,r.Nvs-,,y.y

Just Received, among which may he found beautiful
Pearl Card Cases, PuTmonuaies, Jewel Boxes, Btaoe-
let's, u ooches, Rings, Charms, Fancy Gold Watches
Chains Keys. and lots Of other things suitable for
Christmas atd New Years lifts, at
+. IT.. PUTNAM's
No 2l9 Main st, doors south ofAmercan Temperance
az House. under The UniversAIsl hnreh. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

PuTNAM's MONTHLY MAaAzINE-The NUM-
Der of Putnam, for January, 1884, is an excellent
and able number. 1t contains an article on
HWashington's Early Days" by Mr. Kirkland:
and one on the Public Buildings Of New York,
both of which are beautifully illustrated The
other articles ars the National Inventory" An
adventure on the Plains, Modern Prophets, Con-
fession Of Young Artist. &c.
Putnam is for sale at Keith &Co's 239 Main
Street. ~ earr r ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

Notice is hereby given that The subscriber intends
open, on the first week in January next, day and
evening school, or Instruction The Italian French,
German and Spanish languages, for further particulars,
inquire at John KeiIh's Bookstore z39 Main street
decl2 d3ws b FERDINAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

At tho City Auction and Commission Store. No.
Pearl street, Worcester Consignmtnts solicited. and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended TO.
lnn6 ---- N ~ hMwtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
E1eeIsior Hair Tonic.

For promoting the growth preservation, and beauty
Of the inr, alrestng falling OH preventing baldne
toilet preparation for sale at the low price Of 25 ents
by Lombard a Cu,dal nov3O dk N1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28

Spa, kIing soda Water--Wilh the usual va
riety Of choice syrnps. Fifty Tickets for one doIla
l.. i. LAZELI Apothecary. "
myl4 dit pol Main straot =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-28
Citv Election.

An Election was held IN this City on Monday, to
Gil vacancies IN the Board Of Aldermen and several
vacancies in the Common Council and Ward Or
GERS in Ward II and VIII. The regular Union
Ticket for Aldermen was chosen and the Coalition
Ticket in Ward II, and the Wing Ticket in Ward
VII. The vote for Aldermen was follows: