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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-11

From this information. fee confident that
The " hole road will be completed 10y the hrst
January 1885. If this expectation be realized
the promise nade 10 the stockholders at their
last annual meeting ill have been fully re-
deemed. In any event | trust that neither
be Stock holders nor others will indulge in
gloomy forebodings. surely shall not; be
cause am well aware that in all great u9der
takings, such as building Raj Road more
than two hundred miles long, It very rarely
happens thai circumstances do not occur 10
delay the progress ofthe work,grearly beyond
the estimated period for completion. This
must need lie so, because Of the uncertainty Of
all human affairs.
4 SknckhnLaer lille LIZ 4. Inn
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4 Stoehh0lder ofMe Ia. j. Tenn.
Rail Road Company

We learn from the Kanawha Republican
that Snodgrass, dem is no doubt elected 10
Congress in the 1lth district, over Lewis,
Ind. DEM a nd Sterrett, (Whig) The Re
publican understands further, that no poll was
opened for Sterrcu in part Of the district
"a rumor having been circulated that he had
declined.
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Philip Watkins, and An


Philip Watkins, and Andrew b. Baker. admir-. of Ed
ward Watkins. decd Defendants
happening that this has been regularly taken
for confessed and set for hearing rules the home
defendant Andrew b. Baker and that the ard, of pub
LEGATION the defendant Phil. Watkins has been
published once week for four successive weeks in the
Lynchburg Vgnian, newspaper published in the city
of Lynchburg and the same has been posted the door
of the Courthouse of this county the LIST day of
county Court after the sad order entered and that
more than month has elapsed since the COMPLETION
of the said order and that neither the said Baker
said Philip Watkins has entered his Appearances This
ION the of the Plaintiffs by Counsel came
on This day to he heard the bill and exhitts-On con-
deration whereof the Court doth order unless the de
endent A. b. Baker sha admit funds in his hands be-
longing To mil. WAIKIKI sufficient to satisfy the debt
and interest in the bill mentioned and the of this
suit that ne do render before Comr. Woodson an ac-
of his administration of the of his inestate
Ed Watkins decd, which sui account the said Com
missioner is directed examine. and settle and
report this Court and the doth further order
that The Commissioner do take account between
the said A. b. Baker and the said p. Watkins so as to
shaw the amount, ifany in the hands of the said A. b.
Baker belonging the said p. Watkins liable to the
payment of the debt due him by the said P Watkins
TO tie paiet, and make report thereof this Court
Copy-Teste
II. +. BOCOCK Clerk
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GOOD lNEs-STABLER,S DIR

~ RHEA CORDIAL Is u pleasant y &tulc, COM
pounded in agreement with the rules OF Pharmacy Of
therapeutic agents long knnwn and Gel, hraled for their
peculiar ,fcacy in curing DiarhGa, and similar oAec,
lions Of the system. In IFS acton, it ALLAYs NAUSEA
and pod uces healthy condition OF the LIVER, thus
removing the at the time it the dis.
ga
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Nor BAD-At the Tom Moore supper, on
Monday evening ex Mayor Quincy, while
descaning upon the Irish character, observed
that although he had never been at Cork, he
he'd seen so many drawings Oft that even.
ing he felt himself almost an lrshman."--
B0St paper.
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EO. DANlELJR. C&
COMMISSIONERS OEE1cr

Amherst Court House june 9Th 1858
The parties Interested will take notice, that have
appointed the 10TH lay If July 1853 to the
accounts mentioned in the foregoing der, on which
day, at 10 o'clock in the morning. they requested
attend my office, with their accounts voucher, and
copies OF Cour paper, prep AIRED for examination and
settlement D. II. TAPSCOTT Gcn'r
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4 L a Circuit Court continued and held for H.
"A of Amherst at the Court House thereof on ,5
of September 1852. ''e 4lh
William Mountcastle and Mary A. 7. hi. ,.:e
wife, formerly Jane Hill, John Ma4sie and '3e ia
wife, formerly Sally Hill ana the children afI MS
man and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Fiji y 4 i
who sue by the said Jacob Cawfman iLeirney ~
Plaintiff,
William II Tribble. Eli jenkins and Ln,ind, !.
furmprly Lucinda Tribbe SCHUYLER Tribll rs. " lie
Tribbe, Virginia A Tribble, billiard Il. Pago ' li y
as Nj Wilkinson agent for Peter Hunter GU ip'u'
Jones and George T Peasants pr ,"a''e'
In Chancery
The Court (withnut deciding upon The princilo.-r,
cause, the projections ofthe parties dotbadi %
der and decree hat it be referred to the Cornni '
of the Court take the following aceonnts l., DF'
account ola the property conveyed by the tru ''1
of Tribblc and wife to Garland in the bill n,o,,i
stating character value and what has becora,
same end An account of the quantity and vaIuo ~ .
land in the possession of the Defendant DiJisd I've ~
Page which the interest of Mrs. Poll Tfibl, ~
dover land of her Mother. Mrs. Moore 3 An ao
of property sold and divided bv and amopg, %
children of George w Tribble after the deafb or an
Polly Trbblc, showing its quality, quantity yalpo sun
into whose lands it passed. 4h An account sboai
the interest IF the Plaintiffs trey ardiug them as lepa,
Of Polly Trihble dec'd) in the property sold 6y H..
children of Geo. w. Tribble or received by Them a
mol sold. And account. showing then interest," IN ,l
land in the possession of Dard II. Page bought h.
him of Mrs Polly Tribbe and Waller, and an accom-
showing theirnlerest in the slvave held by pleasant
all which accounts the said commissioner will STATE
take d settle, and make report thereof the our
with any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent y
himselfor required by the parties to be so stuffed.
And mt special Tenn of the Circuit Court Of AM
her-t held for sad county the 18th day of March
l8J3-On motion of the Plaintiff the Commissioner IN
whom the has been referred is authorised to con-
all the parties before him by by notlre published
weekly for four weeks in newspaper published ia
The city Iof Lyncburg. which publication shuII L.
equivalent To. personal service OF said notice.
Al'opy-teste
EO. DANlELIR. O.
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LAxsHoRsE,s MiLL.-Two full s.ore' have been
o.do the main bull ling ofthese Mil-whieh are 10 be
.,pred with New Machinery throughout II IS The IN
fenon Of the proprietor render the establishments
superior one for the manufacturing oi hour ana tue CON
Quoting Of the milling nade.
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RAN RoAD INDIcTRp.-The grand jury of
Essex county, Mass. have indicted the Boston
and Maine Rail Road for causing the death OF
the son of Franklin Pierce last fall.
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LOCAL AFFAlhS'

NV E.e,xx.-rhe Pfrpix Foundry has recently
t,, a. ,ngise ereliiable to that establishment Tor
workmanship &c. 1t is foran en- erPn'ns Mechanic
Of hi. city Who uil shortly have ii in operation
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copy este,
LEO DANIEL, JR., Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, AMHERST. CHI

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE AMHERST. G. h
p, June 9th 1858 {
The parties interested, will take notice rb,t I bav.
appointed the 18th day of July next TO commence rho
accounts mentioned in the foregoing order. ON wbir
day at 10 O'Clock in the morning. they are requested to
attend Al my office, with their accounts voch r. and con
l9a OF court papers, prepared for examination and set
Element ~ SCI
June l-wlw d. HaTApScOpr G.,
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jog swEEsIr.-1he immortal Joe and his virginia
Mn.tres awe one Of their nimble Entertainments ~
tae Masonic Hall last Evening, They appear again
t,.right VI understand the same place
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CoNeERr-THE TEgsEssEkAss-lt VIII be seen oy
notice to-day, that this corps OF Nocas's wiz
give Concert at Masonic Hall next Monday f'sh''
They arrived IN this city last Thursday aud oPeheu at
lie Hall Jr a concert the same evening butowing To the
a.flieieucy Of the notice, very few persons were pre-
sent We had an opportunity, however, o hearing one
two of their pieces the occasion, and were delight
al with the harmony of lhee execution. Amo-g the
voices beside the melownes Of the female voice. was
recognized bnsso of the fines, tone and compass.
Our lovers Of good Music should avail Themselves of the
opportunity hear them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-11

STEAM LINE TO LvERPooL.-The Com.
missoners appointed under the recent act OF
the Legislature Of Maryland, charterng the
Baltimore and Liverpool Steamship Company,
have opened books of subscription to the cap
itol stock Of the Company at the banking house
of Messrs. Greenway Il Co, in the City Of
Baltimore. The Baltimore American learns,
THAT the enterprise has been received in the
right spirit, and that the requisite amount OF
capital will be promptly subscribed" The
steamers arc to be sido-wheel boats, of about
1000 tons each, and calculated chiefly for
freight and immigrant passengers-although
there " i'll be suitable arrangements made for
first class passengers. 1t is expected also that
they will stop going and returning, at Old
Point, for mails and passengers.
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II is said to be bad sign TO sec man with
hishat off at midnight explaining the prize plea
and theory of true democracy 10 lamp post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-11

A T Court held for the County of Appoma'tox, cor
~ tnued aud held at the Court-H ouse thereof the lt
day oil April, 1858, sitting Court of Chancery,
John \. Robertson D. CO., Plaintiffs,
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Mr.. EDIroR.-l have been much concerned
to perceive, for some weeks passed, unmistake-
able evidencesof growing spirit ofimpatence
about the progress of our Rail Road. Lest |
might, because OF the deep interest feel in all
that concerns our great enterprise, partakc
OF the same feeling, determined TO know the
true state of the and, To that end, sought
an interview with the President of the Compa.
pany, and learned from him the following
iacts
FIRST: that all the iron for the track to the
State line had been purchased, and adyces
had been received, that much the greater part
was on the way and the balance would soon
follow.
Secondly: that two cargoes had arrived,
and Tat as much as one cargo was now on the
Canal and would arrive here in a day Or two;
tlIat soon as it did arrive the contractor who
has charge of laying the track would resume
work, and progress uninterruptedly to the
South. western terminus.
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sTABLER's ANODyNE CHERRY

EXPECTORANT is conGdeniy recommended toin
vaids, as UNSURPASSED bynn known preparation
for The cure of CoUGHs. IlOARSENESS,an ard oihpt1nt
ofCommnn Cold, b RONG HlTlS.ASTHMA, CHOlI,
CONSuMPTlON,in Early Stage, and Tor the reit OF
the Patient in advanced Stages of thatFATAL D.
ease.
1t combines, in n scientific manner, remedies Of long
esteemed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides is soothing and tonic qualities, acts through
the skin gently Wand with greut efficacy forthe cure "
this class of diseases
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OBITUARY.

VBE u U n u
DIED, in this city on the 9TH of MAY. SALLlE MAPLE
Simpson daughter of hares and J. E. Simpson, alri
years, months, and2 dnys.
She was the sunshine of our home,
An angel to US given,
just when we learned to love her most
God called her home 10 Heaven.
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To PLHip IIakkiAS:

To Philip Watkins:
You will take notice that have appointed the 14h of
July next my Office at Appomattox CO. Ho. to take
the several required by the foregoing Decree
when and where you required to attend by o'clock
in the morning with all the evidence necessary enable
me to take said accounts.
Given under my hand Co.n'r, this 9Th June, 1853
JNO. w. WOODSON, Com'r
June l1-w4w
0AnA LES. NEW LARD, IN STORE
AOOO and for sale by
feb 4-tsF MuRRELL & 3TRATTON.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY YEsTERDAY.-The
House and lots belonging the estate of Mrs. Rowan
deed comprising la ge brick residence one acre of
ground attached, and six half acre lots were
sold yesterday ;ton, at the folo" ing prices
Residence and running through the square
$1,000, bought by Seth Hasey.
Corner east of the Residence sl0j0-bcught by Al
fred Taylor.
Corner wc.t ofthe last $GOO-bought by Seth Iascy.
Corner north of the house. sl0OO-bought by Wm.
J. Read.
Corner north last namel, $8j0 bought by S. w.
Shelton.
Corner west Of the rsr 3j25-bought by r. II Glass.
Corner Of that S50o-bought by J. +. Slaughter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-11

4 T Circuit Court of Aahersi County, continued by
Il adjournment, and held tJr said county, the st Of
April, 1888.
Charles \. Penn in his right aud a surviving ex
of John Penn decd, ard Mar, his wife james
+. Coleman and Betty Ann, his wife admin ,lratur
and administrative Of Daniel l. Coleman, decd.
P,aintiHa
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CORN NEAL.-Aways ON hand superior
~ article al Meal from selected Corn, which will be
delivered any where in the city free of carriage.
June lis II. s IANGHORNE.
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rOOP EEsS WANTED.-A few Coo

" can find employment the Lansh home Mills.
June Its III s. LANGHORNE.
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may 90.
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William II Tribble. Eli jenkins and Lucipd, HI,
formerly Lucinda rribble Schuyler TrbbIe, Ilils u
Tribble. Virginia A. Tribbe, billiard II Paeo III y
as Nj Wilkinson agent for Peter Hunter Gu MN
Jones and George T Peasants ,'a'' les
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Also, Ready-Made Clothing.

"a Just Receive all the latest sy les of supe -nl
~ Moleskin HATS, which will he sold low to Cash
purchasers. as L. MERRILL, q
s24 dawtf No. 22l Main st.,
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Mu.icaI Notice

HOLDEN KNowLToN's, formerly Fiske's,l Quad
RIFLE BAND, are prepared to furnish Music for
Balls, Parties, &c. Any number of Pieces desned,
chants Row, Isaac Fiske, or at the Music Stores.
Music arranged for Brass, String Bands, by A.
HOLDEN. oils d3m
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A, PRENTISA,

Designer and EngIaver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street All orders left with g. w
RICE, al l.. u. Goddard & Co.'S, will with prOmp
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Mach
nery. dec3O diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19

Goddard g. 9vvicheIIs Quad,iIIe Hand
are prepared to furnish Music on all or asions.
Apply TO n p. GODDARD, Mubur ,treet.
Z. w. TWICHELL, Fruit rtet.
GIL LORINGS Music S re, 2J3 Main st.
al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19
A. ANDREWS.

Teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No A. Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass.
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
worcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE mAs1aER............I. 6 CARrL1Tcu

erAGE MANAGER. .'''......1. u YAK Lli1H'
ON SATURDAY Af,rn Nov 18Th, at 8 O'Clock
will he ac,ed the beautiful Drama in Two Act en-
Titled Mathew. he WarfOck Of the Glen.
Mathew. Uhe WarlocK). ...... III. Il Warwick.
Andrew. ..Selton Parry.
The Countess. Mrs. Beisssnheiz.
To be followed by the highly popular vocalist Miss
neen."
After which The much admired soHgsIer, II. NJ. Ma.
earthly will sing The Gay Cavalier"
To conclude with the beautiful COmedietta, entitled
Cousin Cherry.
Cousin Cherry. Mrs. w. II. Leighton.
O. Full particulars, see Bills of the day
lT Price of Admissions arquette % Cents Fam
lily circle. 123 CTS Gallery, l25 cts
Performance TO commence at O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19

Gentlemen wishing well made Shirts, Bosoms, and
Collars hear OF Ladies, accustomed - nice sewing,
on application TO the INTELLlGE nee OFFICE 23S
Main st. Ladies who have nice SO TO do eau also
be accommodated. s. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19
A. Putnam's. No. rs Main street.

Commencing on FRIDAY, Noe IS, and co,stisa-
Wiag one aoeeh, or until closed off,
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited TO ex-
anime this assortment, each day of sale. And they
can assure themselves this is the LARGEST and BEST
collection offered IN th a city.
Blank Books, Stationery, Catholic Books, English
works. c., sc. Sale Positive.
u Books at Private Sale, at fair prces.sE1
Auction Sale commences at O'Clock, P. NJ.
J. PHlLBRlCK, Agent.
nl5 DIT A. PUTNAM Auctoneer
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
New Worcester and Lincoln So Omnib,

New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
WILL run as follows:
w Leaves New Worcester,
Al O'Clock A. NJ, 9 A. NJ, u p. NJ, 81 P. NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
at O'Clock NJ, IL NJ, q P NJ, and P M.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester 8
minutes after leaving Lincoln Square
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, the ON
nbus will leave New Worcester ct O'Clock, and re-
turning, leave City Han g. at the close ofLectures
&C -SuEpAYs-
will leave New Worcester at 10 A NJ, and P. NJ. re-
turning at the close of meetings.
II5- Fare, each way, 6 la cents. DIFF mig
WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOOKSTORE,
Opposite american Temperance House
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JuIius ii. siedhof

Offers his services teacher OF ancient and Modern
Languages to the public Office, No. 1872 Main ST.
81 dtf
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Household Furniture at Auction,

ON TUESDAY. Nov 22d, at No. Is High Street.
~ will be sold at . O'Clock NJ. at public Auction
at the house No IS High street, former occupied by
Col. James sheppard a large assortment of Household
Furnu Q, comprising all articles generally used in
housekeeping. s. w. SELBx Auctioneer.
MIS- dat
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Situation Wanted,

pY young man as an assistant Book-keeper, either
ID in the city country, or as clerk in a grocery
store, where the business would consist partly in writ
ing. Apply at the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 1888
Maiu street, up stairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19
DEATHS.

In Barre, Nov. Is, Mr. e. Henry Howe, aged 2S
In Oakham, Nov 10, Mrs Nancy D Henry, wife of
Mr. Samuel Berry, aged 40.
In Hubbardston, Nov9, stilman A. J. Miller, son of
John and Harriet Miller aged l9.
In Athol, Nov 6, Mr. Lewis Gould, aged 3d. 10th,
Miss Helm Louisa, only daughter Of Loring Jacobs,
aged Is years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19
Boot Manufacturers.

Containing three or four roOms for family of three
persons This is first rate Chance to let tenement
TO good customer without expense Apply as above.
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Marsh's Music Store

ON hand, large assortment of Sheet Music, both
" new and old
instruction Books for all kinds of Instruments
A large assortment of Guitars. Volins, and Flutes
Strings of all kiuds and The best quality.
One six and half Folan Piano Forte to sell or
ct. o Please call and examine. diff MIG
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Barn and Lot AT Aucti IN.

- Will be sold at Public Auction, on SATURDAY,
HHi 81 Nov. 18th at O'Clock p NJ. a large Barn, with
about $500 feet OF Land, corner Of chatham and
Newbury streets. Also,
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Tenement Wanted,
Tenement Wanted,

Within half mile of the Common, for permanent
tenant. Apply above.
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adjoining the containing about 5000 square feet
The barn above named, can be altered to dwelling
house, u Terms of payment made easy.
LEWIS q. MUM, Aucti0neer
n13 lnf
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Y oung Mems Rhetorical Society,
w CITY HALL,
commencing on Tuesday Evening, Nov %, at n o'ck,
TO be continued as follows viz:
|. Nov. 70 lion. JOHN P. HALE, New York
Dec 6.-TIMoTHY BIGELow, Esq, Boston.
y Dec. 20-Hon EDWARD l.. kEYEs, Dedham.
4. Jan 3.-Hon. GEORGE 5. boutwell,, Groton.
5. Jan. Y -GEoRGE SUMNER. Esq, Boston.
Jan. 3l.-Df OLIVER w. Holmes, Boston.
Z. Feb l4--HUn. ANsoN BuRLINGAME, Cambridge.
8. Feb. 28-Rev HORACE JAMES, Worcester.
9. Mar. l4.-Rev T. D. ANDERSON, Roxbury.
10. Mar 2S.-Rev. A. l.. SToNE Boston.
Tickets for the course, may be obtained at Hutchin-
sons, Wesbys Keith's and Aliens Bookstores at the
following prices: A gentleman and Lady, 81; Cen
tleman, rs cents; Lady Minor, so cents. Single
Lectures, l24 cents, 10 be paid at the Door, Tickets
NOT trGRsfera6Is.
Doors open before Z, and closed ~ precisely. All
persons are requested to be in The Hall previous to
past O'clock
c. ULLSON,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE B. WHEELER Committee
T. STOWELL,
G. Il. BRIGGS,
worcester, November, 1853 Of mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19

IN QUANTITIES, FOR sALEAT
E4iyermOFG7S Bookstore.
A Boston and New York rates. Purchasers are
IA invited TO compare prices with any house in
the country. ALSO,
EVERY NEW BOOK is received and for sale as soon
published, by E. LIVERMORE ~ COMPANY,
Mig 1874 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19

LEWIS C. MUM. AuctiOnecr.
sales of Real and Personal Property, promptly at
tended to. Office, 1913 Main ST.. up stairs.
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H, G. FISH,
Blacksmithiug and Grinding

VNHE citizens OF Worcester Informed that we are
i prepared TO make all kinds and shapes Of ia NJ
MERS, { g., TO order to Ieharden and re.tomper
Carpenters Tools. Also, TO grind aud polish HATCH.
ETs, Tools, and all sorts OF Iron and Steel Work, IN
the best possible manner, and dor the lowest cash
terms. BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers junction Building.
M d3mA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19

An Experienced Nurse can be found on ap
picalion at 233 Main ST., up stars, Room l. OF dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19
Great Sale of Books I!

or choice and el, gan Gift Books Annals, Juve-
~ nilrs Medical, Mechanical, Historical; fheoogca
Poetical, Philosophical and Practical Works. many Of
them in rich and costly binding, iusu ated, and every
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