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rods and bullet mouIds were taken, but not all.
Made memorandum of the date of the robbing, on
the 25h Of'A August last.
Cross.examined by District Attorney Aldrich.
Keep a memorandum book do not keep one unless
have number Of men to work. l am 10 have
$500 day, and all expenses paid for coming here
Mr. Wadsworlh promised 10 pay me.
Charles II. Thompson, son of the last witness,
testified that the burglary of his fathers store took
place on the third week after the slh Of August.
John J. Thompson, brother of the last wilmsss,
testified TO the date of the robbery from having seen
his father write down the date on the 26th
Chas S. Bassett SAID he knew the handwriting
OF Jasper R. Robinson.
note signed Jasper R. Robinson, for $25, paya-
BILE to Piny H. Babbitt, was presented to the court
Cross. examined by John II. Mathews. Never saw
Robinson write his name, bur have seen him write
CrOss'fram'ned by MIR. Aldrich Boarded with
Robinson and DR.. Gardner at Boston, last January,
in the Eagle Hotel, "a North street. North aud
Ann streets are combinations Of each other Rob.
inson asked me to bring young into the hotel
to gamble with him. l told The young man to look
out, and he did moi play.
Cross examined by Mr.. Wetherell. Mr. Robinson
pretended TO be pedIar. DR.. Gardner appeared 10
be sick part of The time. Never knew him 10 be
sick at night. pedled fer Robinson part of the
time.
Mr. Farley wished to called his associate, N. F.
Bryant witness.
Mr. Bryant refused to take the stand, and the
Court sustained him in his refusal
This ended the evidence for Babbu's defense.
The Court adjourned to l 2 past A. NJ, Thurs
day.
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The NARRATIvE OF SOLOMON NoRTHRoP,
citizen of New York, who was Kidnapped in
Washington in 1884, and rescued from slavery in
1858, through the ntercession of the Executive Of
the State of New York, is work Of The most
thrilling interest. Those who have read of the life
of the slave depicted ia the graphic pages Of Mrs.
Stoves Uncle Tom, will find that this work is not
less repete with tragic interest than that and be-
sides, it bears upon every page the most iucontes-
BILE proofs of its truthfuIness and sincerity 1t il
like its predecessor, Uncle Tom, a first rale Anti.
Slavery document, and should have wide circuIa.
ton in this vicinity.
Copies may be had at the Free Soil Head Quar-.
tiers, and of VIM. G. Maynard, Esq, who has the
agency for this city.
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Arrival OF the Northe,n L1rn,


NORFOLK, Oct 25.--The steamship Northern
Light from Sau Juan de Nicaragua for New Yo,k
put IN here 10 day for coal and provisions. sic
brings San Francisco dates 10 The LIST INST, and 700
passengers, together with one aud half millions of
uollars 10 gold The general news presents no lea.
ture OF importance Nv s"
> ne San Francisco markets we're dull. and nrces
were favorable TO buyers ~" P''''s
Ds,es IRON Utah to August 18th had been 70
ce'Ved al san Francisco. The Indiana we're verv
troublesome among the Mormons, commi,,,ng ,nsn,,
depredations aud murders ''""y
Salt Lake was to he enclosed bv n n,,d .u
John NJ Befnhsel had been re.eec,ed IN C,,,,.o..
by l2U0 majority. S'"s''ss
LleutT. Sparks and Stoneman, Of the Pacific Rail.
road survey, had arrived At Los Angeles. ''''''
The difficulties with the Rogue River Indian.
were renewed
Capt John VALDEZ, Of the u. s. Coast Survey. had
been murdered by party Of Mexicans.
severe fight had occurred near Jacksonville. In
which twelve Indians aud one white man were
killed.
The wreck OF The steamer Uncle Sam had been
discovered embedded IN The sand OF the Colorado.
FROM THE SANDWICH IsLAKDs.--The poli,i
cal excitement at Honolulu continued. The King
had refused to dismiss his ministers, Judd and
Armstrong.
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CoRREcTToN.


In our report Of Tuesdays proceedings Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, we stated that Mr. Nye
testified that the pistol Mr. Bsbbiu gave him when
they were in pursuit of the burgars,was not the
presented to him in Court. This was a mistake.
lie said It was the same pistol. We were led into
this unintenonal error from imperfect hearing, in
consequence of the low tone in which the witness
spoke, and also in consequence Of somewhat noisy
proceedings of some Of the learned and gentlemany
counsel The senior counsel for Babbitt undertook
to make speech 10 the Court on this subject or
Wednesday morning, and seemed to indicate that
the reporters we've influenced by feelings inimcal 10
his client. We utterly deny any snch implication;
and shall exercise vocation, and maintain our
privileges with perfect indifference to any gratutouu
and entirely ou,.ol place criticisms We would
have cheerfuy made the correction at once, if the
gentleman had pointed out the error to us; but he
did not do SO, but addressed himself to the Court
and Jury, who, We most respectfully submit, had
nothing TO do with the matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

Grey Hair Changed and q NeW Grolcth Produced!
The introduction Of " Van Deusens Improved
Wahpene," the great Hair Restorative and acknowl
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail to its primitive
Color has been attended with the signal and unde
nabe success. Such declaration is based on the
ing testimony of inquest ionable facts. Vegetable
properties embrace those nourshi.e aud terminating
simuants which, in concert with Nature, the
bulbs and germs, causing the reproduction Of
growth often INSTRUCTED by sickly and deranged Hair
and forming that depcsite Of colorng matter necessary
10 effect change of Gray Hair its natural aspect.
1t is purely Vegetable Preparation; free from ali ad-
mixture of mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-Stufs peculiar TO the novel inventions of the
the most agreeable preparations of the Toilet; alays
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDW WELL & HILL, Apothecaries,
229 Main ST., Agents for " Orcester.
jyl9 deod& w6m
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Gottschalk,s Concert

This eminent Pianist will give his only Concert
in Worcester, this evesing. He is an American BY
birth, who, having acquired high reputation in
Europe, comes to charm his own countrymen
with his performances. Everywhere, he has sus.
tanned the reputation which has preceded him, and
those who have heard him, in New York and Bos
ton, concede his claims TO high distinction. The
musical critic of the Alias, who Is quite fastidious.
in speaking Of his execution of one Of his peices on
Saturday evening, says sit was the most astonsh-
ing exhibition of mastery over the piano that we
ever heard. The utmost certainty in the widest
intervals, and the most perfect precision amid start.
ling difficulties, vigorous and energetic expression,
united with great rapidly of execution, made this
performance really astonishing. The artistic was
greeted with a storm Of APPLAUSE
The same orator says Of Mr. Aptommas, who AS
slsts IA this concert; "He is unquestionahly, the
most finished and skiul harpist who has ever visit
ed this city,
Mile Behrend, the vocalist of the evening. has
reputation of high order. Altogether, the concert
will, unquestonaby be OF The best we have ever
had.
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The Greatest MedieaI Discovery OF the


MR.. KENNEDY, of RoSbury, has discovered in on,
0i our common Pasture Weeds remedy that cur..
eVerykind of umoT, from the worst ScrOfua down IL
common Pimple lie has tried it in eleven bnu
dred cases, and never failed except in cases. thun
der humor) He has in his possession over Nv o
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
mules OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure n nursing q. rs
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of PIN
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles IL warranted the worst canAer in
the mouth and stomach.
Three TO five bottles Is warranted to cure The worst
case Of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in
theeyes ~
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the eors
and bioches among The hair. ~
Four 20 six bottles is warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers Nf' "''N
Ono bottle will cure scaly eruption d the skin,
Two to three bottles is warranted TO cure The vors
of ringworm. ~ ""'s
Two 10 three bottles Ia warranteJ IN cnro a.. -.
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Ihree or Tour bottles warranted to cure salt rbepm
rive TO eight bottles will cure the worst ease NJ sc,n
fula '''' O"Ao VI sOio-
benefit IL always experienced from ,hs A., ha,,.
Is taken w "'o Iuah"y
Reader, peddled a thousand bottles of this in
Ine Weihhy o. Boston. ! know the effects of il m
every case. So as water viii extinguish Ere 80
sure VIII ms cure humor never sold bottle of il
Unsn I'M oe.le Sold another after trial IL always
speuSs Tor ITSELF There two things about this he1
ai appears to me surprising first that IL grows In our
stuIes ~ some places quite plenty and yet lis value
has never been known until discovered IL in 1886,
aecohd, mat should all kinds Of humfr. have
gwen u TO children year old, up old men Of sxIy
rom lhe hoheest woman 10 boston, up 10 the belle Of
nohhhtum, and In all cases the cure IN certnin No
ohhnke ~ diet IL ever necessaryeRt the best Won rnn
get have likewise an herb when simmefed In s,vss,
Nv dlshoves scronlous swelling Of the neck and under
the ears--pfice so cents. '"uo'
directions for Use.-Adult, one table Hno.n6,t -.
dav children over eight yenfs, desert spoonful cb{J
Ion rom nve 70 eight yenrs, tea spoonful A. M "A
recon Gun be applicable TO ali constitutions. take
enough TO operate on the bowels twice n dav '"No
OF Scrofnla. '""oo W pau cases
,o pi ice ~. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY.
o. 20, . State street, Boston -
r w, ssle " Worcester by d. Scott, NJ D Green, $.
~ ~ W. O9,O. A. Harrington u Co., ". II. Marsh,
vieen, u. u Lalell, sblcy scott Clappyilia Geo.
Roberts ! souihbrdge, A. h. Amidon, div anri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

6 BRISTOL CoUNTY.-The Democratic and Free
Soil County Conventions were held on Tnesdat
at Taunton. The towns were fully represented,
about seventy five delegates being present at each
Convention. The two Conventions agreed on
ticket for Senators, comprising two Democratic
ana one Free Soiler, VIZ Charles II. Vickery of
Taunton, Daniel Wilbur of Somerset, and Isaac
ID. Hall Of New Bedford The only delegate who
opposed the ticket was Marcus Morton Of Taun-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

NORFOLK CoUNTY-The Free Democratic and
Democratic Senatorial Conventions for this Couniy
were held at Dedham, yesterday, and they agreed
on the following Coalition Ticket for Senalors:-
Francis w. Bird, Of Wapole, Joseph W. Rob.
erlson, Of Quincy, and James Bartlett, Of BROOKLYN
me proceedings of both Conventions we're en-.
trey harmonious, and on all sides there ,,as
condolences that this ticket WILDE elected. In The
Free Democratic Convention, NJ. M. Fisher NJ
Medway, presided, and there we're speeches from
Messrs. Fisher, Richardson Of Dorchescr Biyd
Ell iso Roxhufy, Webb Of Dedham, and o,hers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27
InfiammatOry ExtirpatOr.-A Remedy for
he


Good for Rheumatism, Group. Fresh Wounds
Dprns, Toothache, Ague in the Face, Chiblains
Neuralgia Sore throat, Runrounds Iapsus Uleri sore
Lips, &c. Also, for Cleansing Clothes, from Paint
rItch Tar Crease Oil, &c.j and also TOR washing in
Salt Water.
rms article has been thoroughly examined and tested
BY eminent Chemists and Apothecares and invariablv
pronounced safe, pleasant and superior combination
Tor external applications. Ii does not contain in ia
composition particle of acid or alkali, and will be
found sate speedy, and effective for all the va
rious complaints, above stated.
0r Price 25 cts. bottle.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY WHO USE IT.
and my friends had supposed must live and die a
cripple, with the hip complaint But l applied the In
nammatCry ExtlrPator, and in month | was per-
lectly we'll JAMES WUOnpuRJ
want some more Of the lnaammaory Extirpator
Tor il Immediately and invariably IeHeves INV child nj
the Group. H. CARTFp
Thousands of similar testimonials can be addneed in
proof OF its wonderful efficacy
q. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester Mass
FOR sale in Worcester, at Wholesale aud Retail hv
Il. MARSH aad ID. SCOTT deodav6m 'v3a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

- The New Bedford Mercury says 'sMr
Washburn has heard Of the nomination and is not
angry has landed and accepts" The Wing parly'
has fallen SO low that il is considered great cause
Tor congraIulaon, il man does not get mad at be.
ing nominated by them. And if man not only
Keeps his temper but accepts when nominated, then
their joy is almost unbounded.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

ar lEhhOoN SESSION.
1. X. Ware, OF Fitchburg, who was the mapis.
trate before whom Pond was examined at Barre.was
next examined. He read from his minutes If the
examination, the testimony OF Pond, in relation 10
the marks by which he distinguished the pistol. He
also read the testimony Of Mr.. Woods, in relation
to the conversation in Mr.. drich's house between
Babbiu and Mr.. Baker The object of calling this
witness was to show that there were discrepancies
between the evidence Of the Witnesses at the exam
nation in Barre, and upon the stand IN the present
trial.
Isaac I. Babbitl, brother of the defendant. saw
Rabbit at my house in Filchburg in July last. He
had some handouts and pistol in his possnssion.-
Inc pistol was similar TO the shown to the wit.
ness. Babbitt put the handouts and pistol into
cupboard in the house Of the witness.
Cross-eromined by ]. II. Mathews, ESQ. Nv
brother came 10 my house about 10 O'Clock A. M
DO not know how he came. He was in INV front
room, when came in. ! was in the room about 10
minutes with my brother. lle had on linen over
coat DO not know that he had two coats on. lie
took the bandcufis and pistol from his pocket; but
do not know which pocket it was. II was rolled
upin paper My brother rolled it up. This was on
thu 25lh of july
Joseph Curtis, Barre, lives on Rabbits farm.
called the "Od Place" He came there in Joly
last, and took away pistol. Cannot tell what Kind
OF one il was, as saw only The breech Of il. This
witness was cross-eSamined by District Attorney
Aldrich, in relation to what he had said about the
pistol on former occasion, to Mr. Aldrich. The
witness negatived almost all the questions put TO him
touching his former statements.
Appleton Clark, Deputy Sheriff of Hubbardstou.
Had conversation in July art, with P. II. Babbtt
III relation to counterfeit money.
Testimony ruled out by the Court.
Mrs Anne Babb,u, wife of Isaac T. Rabbit. ,e.
members r. u. Babbitt being at her house ON the
10Th Of July lie brought pair of handcuffs and a
revolver, and pu, them ina cupboard; remaeked
at the time, "Why, Pliny are you obliged 10 carry
such weapon that1'
Stephen Thompson, Haverhill, am ia whitesmith
Ny store was robbed Of pistols on the night Of The
10Th Of August. They consisted Of one Of Allen A.
Thurber's revolvors, one Of Colts revolyers. and
number Of rifles, some double barrelled and anna
single. Cannot identity the pistols that we're s,oen.
because there ate others jus, like them. Some "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

~ IL the revised Consti,ut,on Is 30 vo,y oh;...
'0"'1e az Tue wing papersand orators now pretend,
now a'd ~ happen that, The final vote in The Con.
Ven''o" on adopting the several parts Of h. only 6ay.
ss'a members could be ooud vote aeains, auy one
OF the propositions, and several Of those we,e
er democratic The fact Is, Iha, Boston h.oLsr;.u
IL leading of the party on ilt for ia own benef,.
against the sound sense Of the country portion Of i,
nd will land Il IN ditch, as il has done beGa,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

IMPORTANT Decision THE Supreme Judicial
Court, now sitting at Cambridge. have just decided
the question in regard to the jurisdiction of Police
Courts in liquor cases. In the case of Common.
wealth VS.. Eames, the defendant, an iuhabrant of
Lowell, was convicted Of selling liquor before Jus
tice Pearson, Of Dracut. The Corr; held that Pear.
son had jurisdiction, and that the exclusive uris-
dction Of the Lowell Police Court was not affected
by anything in the law. The opinion was written
by Chief Justice Shaw, and the decision was an.
nounced by Judge Metcalf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27
JOHN BUYDEN,

Notary Public, Stock Exchange, and BEoney Bro
ker, No 200 Man Street
Uncurrent Rank Notes, Drafts, Stocks, md Specie
bought and sold. Bills OF Exchange drawn on Baring
Brothers, y Co.. payable in England Ireland Scot
aud, &C. IN sums TO SUIT Drafts and Notes collected
IN any state IN the Union, and the Canadas. Loans
negotiated, DC, dc.
Office directly front Of the Worcester House, and op-
posite the Worcester County Bible Society Deposi.
tory OILS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

IS The FitchPurg Revile, in acknowledging the
apathy which prevails at the present time in the
wing ranks endeavors to account for in several diff
ierent ways. Among other reasons, it says:
at is in part doubtless ascribabe TO the fact that
conservatism per Sc less exciting than radical pro.
gressionsm.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

u Messrs Caldwell & Hill, No 229 Main 81, are
putting up, for Family use, great variety of Extracts
such as Lemon orgeat, Rose, Cinnamon, & c., for fla
voring Pies. Puddings &c, which they sell either at
wholesale or retail, very low rates Houseseepers
will find these articles very pure and highly cons en-
traed and after single trial, will prefer them BOTH
ON The score of economy and convenience TO The or.
binary powdered preparations of these spices and con-
dement's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-There was ,yb;,o
frost N this city and country last night. Also N,
Mobile. The thermometer here az sunrise was
down TO 49, ''''so was
There were three deaths from yellow fever at Mo.
bile yesterday.
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County Convention.

THE FREE DEMOCRACY of the several Towns,
in Worcester County, requested to appoint Dele
gates, to meet in Cow ention, at The
CITY HALL, IN WORCESTER,
On THURSDAY, the 81 day of November next at 10
O'clock A. NJ for the purpose of nominating We per
sons Candidates of the Free Democracy the Coun
~ for Senators in the Legislature of the Common
wealth for the year ensuing; 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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a. PkENTISA.

Designer and Engraver, 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
dnr2n 1IIf
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Attention Free Democrats,

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of Worcester are in
formed that their HEAD QUARTERS opened day and
evening, in the neat and commodious room, over the
store Of hicbmond & Trowbrdge, next door South Of
the u s. Hotel, at which place they will find the
papers of the day aud good supply Of documents for
grattuious distribution. The skies are brght-the
cause is onward o26 diff
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IrhOmpsOn q CO.'S Western EYnress

~ OO'Se We cstSEA
Waldo Block. Worcester Goods and Packages for
Earded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat
teboro', Hartford New Haven, Pttsled, Albany Troy
nffalo, Cleveland, CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago aud ali
Intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, dc. collected at all tho
above places. s. V. r. HiCKCOX Agent
: les dti Waldo Block Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

Lay OF THE LAND.--We have cheering ac
counts from all parts OF the county, respecting the
nomination for Senator. The Democrats, very gen.
orally, are pleased with ii, and will vote for it.
Some Wings, even, have expressed determination
to vote for MIR Alyord - Greenfeld Republic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27
Musical Malice

HOLDEN KNOwLToN's, Formerly Fiske'sl OuAD-
RIFLE BAND, are prepared to furnish Music for
Balls Parties, &C. Any number of Pieces desiled
chants Row, Isaac Fiske, or ct the Music Stores
Music arranged for Brass, or String Bands, by A. p
HOLDEN. ois d9n,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

:, dB The yellow fever is si raging at Galveaion,
houston, ana other places 10 Texas. Lieut.. baker,
Of H.. Army, had died Of Il at Indianaoa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

Rev. Thomas James, of Wrentham, will Lee
ture upon Ant-savery, at the School q use. in New
Worcester, on FRIDAY Evening, Oct 49, The public
are invited to attend OPT d2t
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should he used.

Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should he used.
LIST. To produce hair.
end To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandTuf "leav to withdraw
4th. To promote the growth Of the hair.
5th. To give the hair rich and Iuxunant appear
ance.
9Th. To give the hair natural gloss.
7th. To curl the hair easily.
9th. Todress the hair tas,efully.
9Th. TO prevent the hair from turning gray.
10TH To cure the headache.
lIih. To keep the head clear.
18th Because it is the best compound in use for
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELI, Druggist, 2O1
rect. Jyl diff
Great and Important Change
In the Daguerrean Rooms, formerly conducted by Dr.
A. w. VAN ALsTIN, No. 1877 Main ST., Worcester, a
few doors North of the American TemperaI ce House.
In re-opening these Daguerrean Rooms, the PropTie-
tors would pectuy inform the Ladies' and Gentle
of Worcester and vicinity, that alter 10 years expert
and praci ice in the daguerrean art in the prnci
pie cities of the Union ALSO three years residence
in California takes this method inform The public of
the re opening of seid Rooms.
Their Rooms will be Of the first class and Order and
furnished with the hest of German Instruments making
pictures of different sizes The largest Stock of
ieed Tor inspection to the citizens of Worcester, will
always be on hand, thus giving al Who may wish for
Flctures, facilities which be found any other
rooms IN this city, or the Union 1t will be highest
aim 10 please and satisfy all who NAV favor US with
their patronage. Our motto will at all times be- 10 turn
out superior style of picues which for clearness of
outline, tone and beauty OF finish, will give ner to
said rooms. Your patronage is respectfully solicited
N. B. The Hathaway Brothers, old and experienced
operators, will be retained in this Establishment
Oily dt' BENZ. d. MARKHAM q co.
Mrs. $. g q o d w N, an experienced and succs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

Observation-Disclosures this Thursday Evening and
Saturday afternoon is positively the last OF the great
Fairy Spectacle OF CHERRY and STAR ont lose
the opportunity of seeing it once more before it is
taken Off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27

LEWIS C. MUM. Auctioneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property, prumptlv AT
med to Office, 1913 Main ST.. up stairs