davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

Who DC tfnho uNduI Ihu head % hhIalos alands
~ sscpoo0 Ibis eotoss only pulun uf tho amount
annually ai hsaiiun g. hdt iiuals h Iheig
PERSONAL services, 10 other words saiafies Tho
ai@nsni 80 saa,,es 90 thp rulee Ia statement No 10 10
fssn % s4r t0u I" sdatIoa 10 h. tLesu ass tapaias
cad ii.slsnsns q. sss Ws,i a. sea,ha ut 500 ~ chs
laa,. aha spht b.. tu ia,lo1 lbs t,aaau aisa uaia,
iie .e..iiu VI Aps pis sgs W tn aia asa,y ~ stal
isf. a. 80 AiMs tnAsa psrast., ~ tEe sai.ios ss.l,l
iss jpN' 30 shp~. ~ e'-,saqn np ehpge IL. ~ .he
tt.,pAa O. sifln Hrh he sa.gI a. esln Lsi napaa va
tti1fF tls. slAlp~l.l npn "a biA.i VI tigiali..
i4l lLi .tiy.Als 4tutf fl "a. slaiMps aLl,A ha i.a
.fApi.ig " W. wsap ip as b4a,d VI supef,.p. -ul
NNNNifn tifN - lg.ai swlNp, fs iai4.s s.aall la
iH l.iAlI Que 5000 ,ANi-iit f4Dl n .Ns. va .ta
alIf ". i.lt.HINi
l't tt. lN. ..i.ea ,-ii ..., ..4.i.u
isHtfHf tNfNHt,. .-Hs.i n4 a.. r....-.stl.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR 1855
We compile from the books in the Controllers Office
the following exhibit of the Treasury the 18th of this
month There many heavy payments to be made be.
fore the close of the year. which will up about all the
balance of appropriations hand
TRUST AND SPECIAL AccoUSrs-lS53.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29


,ekol 0 10, ~ the maintenance oI tho i"liee hpra'l
Tho mIei sem q, the r,,'lces ,eie oi eompeasslioe
AIa a., me,esse vi tho pay q, vel,elpa iApaiaa
euts end io,Nemen. ~, resolution OF 18th NJ
Ntmheh lrNa, ,'t''ttt'f ffft'ftf"'''fHf 'H""
icia,,,.us,tu,ss,tnt,, spsd,nia
The pinglpai re,on II this sam 10 paid 10 The several
,a,ialna i,uenenlu, Policemen aud huonnau. fof rer
sonai set,va The pa,mvnp Atp nplatilunui Among Tho
,s,srai plsh,,ta W Wa,is. shewn Ia statement No q
Nv. ,hiti of Police oatmeics that the sum Of eidpOo
may he ,oanird 10, 90 additional Policemen likely to
be required during the year IA Tho nun oi elplda
hnn hr,n added e. tho rnntea of the present Police force
ol LEO men. II not unreasonable ~ hope That lh'a 10
Enforcement It 20 rof osn ~ 'he salaries ct roheomon
,mpattd with sa9 viii suffice Tor the protection oi tho
CITY Tor 1884 Tho total Increase Of taxation ON account
Of expenditures In The Police Department Is moro than
tlVNtto over the appropriation for 1893
M .rurrr DEPARTMENT.
Statement No T. stlmato OF sum required to be
appropaicd io m, 81 ,h disbursements In this Department
during the wear iS.i statement Is given Of tho amount
o the several contracts for regulating grading and paving
streets which I, paid for by assessment property
The total IL al 723 Ofths sum, the Commissioner Of
street, estimates that there win be required for the pay
minis of 100000
For opening streets also reimbursed by assess
mont 4OOVOO
Charges ON arrears Of assessments. 1,5Oo
E,,,,py vacant lots 1000
Interest ON easements 10000
Closing assessment contracts. 10000
Nils and pumps .................... $50
Aor,Suct Road. in isSi. isee statement No q 10000
Total expenditure to be reimbursed by assess.
mCnt Si'~-V'''O
tavo,;on isre close Of statement No s. .... 10000
DcrLs ard sl;rs repars Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Lands and places OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000
CLEANING docks and slips OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COCO
Reds and EiebtL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Rfnovinc supken vessels .,................. 1000
E.rl estate expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Ratterv eplsreemept ...................... $4,000
Amount 70 be appropriated ................ 32266O
Estimated revenue. lsee statement No 81 ... 5000
Amount to he raised by taxation s3l666O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

F'''NI - bIiNNII % ntfNVf1
Tho s'"y"" vs 'heas hwy Ia tvk lasiwas sheS} efs
u !" 'hls bad tsea aided lhe Nsat ashea Ga. vi sss
w sv "esN have wae hQ esa asy Vi lsss s.lsAl W
sAssAsfs a. The tak iyyy aos aftA,AssA eg 1884 l.
t'~''s' - u W 'eb ~ eVaea .hq a.Ase ssAel W.
fsF 3" wvAee wlai W sAfihA2a "a bsh,5
al4iA VIZ 49,"
Nbe \ p gse,'dessA ies' .eo state ain u, A.. hsse
p. ~ gao te4H~"l o. eNAQqQ
''r Wf ttt- .......... ...t..,.,... tlA9VN
.'N. 81. D, 90 Nq fNtV. ,,,.... ..p.o
-----....-- -..- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29


Statement No q estimate OF the Counsel to the
CORPORATION for salaries disbursements fees of extra coun
sell and payments on balance of inestate estates The
total is s22,575
Statement No % is statement giving the average of
salaries unpaid for want of appropriation also for assess
meLfs, &c.
CONTRACTS FOR ISDEXISG DOCUMENTS IN THE COUNTY
OFFICES.
The for this work have pettoned the Board
of Supervisors offering surrender their contracts On
the Sd of August last the Board OF Supervisors passed
resolution that Collins, Bovine & Co. be released rom
further prosecution of the work of printing indexes of the
records of the offices of the County Clerk Register and
Surrogate condition that upon the payment OF the ac
rendered by them they release the City and County
from said contract.
Collins Bovine & Co. have presented an account for
work DONE amounting to $780,, for which appropri
alton required They have placed their contract in the
hands of the Controller TO be cancelled the payment
of this claim
resolution passed at The same time releasing
Messrs Arthur & Burnett from further responsibility
under their contract of Dec 49, 1882 for printing and
binding indexes of the records of the Registers Oce
their releasing the City from the conditions of the
tract 1t is supposed that larger advanced to
them than the work performed amounts TO At all events
no appropriation is required in their
Clerks employed in copying records in tho offices Of
the County Gle k and Surrogate. They have not been
paid for this service and it is respectfully recommended
that the of their claims and that of Collins Bovine
& Co. he included in the bill and paid to them. The
bills of the clerks are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
moro favorable result could hardly have been anti,
rsed. All which IL respectfully submitted. ''''-
A C. fLAGC Con,~,,.

1arsr asD SPECIAL sccoUsTs-ls54
The foiioEing amounts hereby Appropriated a. 4,
payment n claims TrDa and Special hce,r,, ~ ~
he ycar. t,om and including January l. 1854 Ia ~
incjvding Decembcr 81 1857 va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

Total. .....................s5,6 1858 90
reducing the half mill tax to fourth of mill In the
tax levy made in July Of that year. instead of assessing
one fourth of mill on the taxable property the halfmil
assessed This unauthorized levy the tax.
payers of the City of half the collected equal to
Se7942 co. But it aided the Treasury of 1882 to the
amount thus drawn from the people.
Indeed the Treasury was aided by nearly double this
sum- having paid to the State Treasury only about
$4,000 of the tax levy Of 1852 leaving $4,000 10 be
paid from the of 1853. And with the aid de-
rived from this erroneous statement of the account the
Controller admitted in his report Of the 18th December,
1882 that there deficiency in the tax levy of 1852 of
s74257 81 II to this had been added the s7500O since
paid account Of the tax Of 1882 from the 1883
and the ss792 co. which illegally collected and used
in 1882 the deficiency would have been s9Oii And,
with the exception Of the ss79i the nancia operations
of the City for the year 1853 have been borne down. and
the people oppressed by this erroneous deficiency.
In addition to all these endorsements which weigh
heavily on the finances of the City the State Legislature
at the extra session in July last increased the State
from one fourth Of mill to To answer this
draft of the tax law, required pay into the State
Treasury the Of S436e3 49, This new tax Law adds
on the amount of the assessment Of 1853, the of
s3l0s24 &c. The tax law did not arrive in the City until
after the Board Of Supervisors had confirmed the
ment rolls on the Goth July. But for this circumstance
there would have been added to the tax levy Of 1885, the
addiic nal Of s30224 90, only SOB 4e0 49, having
been put into the tax levy Of July.
is necessary, therefore, to make appropriation of
s4l3,ts6 80 for the State Mill Tax, under which the
Finance Department pay to the State Treasury
the net proceeds Of fourth of MILL in the
OF cole ctoD and can borrow revenue bonds in antc
patton Of the tax of 1884, the additional equal the
proceeds of three fourths of mill This will subject
the City the payment of additional interest bat il
is the only mode by which meet the demands of
the law.
At the time of the confirmation Of the Tax rolls in July
It understood that the State School Law had been
pronounced unconstitutional by the State Courts The
tax for the School purposes of $50 go therefore
excluded from the tax levy If it turns out that there
mappehension in regard to the inyaldity Of the law
the Corporation will be required to borrow the money on
bonds until the required be raised by tax
The following statement shows the amount necessary to
be appropriated for the year 1854 and the amount Of tax
required 10 be levied, viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

In The estimate for cleaning streets IL item Of el3jO
ff Impedors An Inspector In each contract district il
oil Tia, The public nefosi can require The whole system
~ inspection IL u questionable utility Tho taxes Of tho
tiy should DC expended Ia paying working mon and not
b. supporting numerous class 81 persons mere lockers
On "a see oilep voh sefy large proportion Of Tho
amount paid ~ fnspsd0s yields yaniage tho City
Ills Han is reduced 10000 The II e. 900 h rst
mated H., removing insuabrahsas The expenditure Tho
ssi tesf Las been about sjboD aud oven ihis SON o..
cttds W ssgo The expenditure iH 1881
bi-'Bj itsftnfoKs ntfARthfsf
Statement no ., 10 80 .siiniais ~ i1 ,t,iaei
tInla 'iy firteooss Department Tho lsia su,, mol
Including aata.iis D. efb5lo
ssl"''if ffffiffffffftf iaf"o
IoiJ ,,.+.,t....... tt.stf.+...,.. s8i go
ias3tlis made ~ is ivD.i.I o.. nit as .laka ga
.i4, Niicb a4t pali " .tsi4iii4a hs". - Street ~
Ia.iua aad 10 ili.s4'g "a - .ahI.aid ~ Us s..4
laio ~ iil. e4l..i. ~ s-t.t..ati va Ls .AtA.l}
10 49, esse iDs.s u hgi.sls ls4.t ~ ~ l4. ~ iAe
,aIqiy AfUs e0Ai.4il aHb WAi u hssaQia iu l.Al4.
~ d'ta eai..lis efJ llelld W. 4 ilea asai44l 49,
n4tDi4f DH 'ttaurhriHMH ~. ih4' 'Vt4 t-A Ns
i.ll4A.Ny 4lnHDH.
f.fAl.tfl n. i+t .lIiN
It-.4
0|l04.lH, A.. l..ln.l t0s0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

,,s,,,., r.s.s - ssss ISL ~ :" e'''' '''S a"N''
ss<A VSt~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

r,iai ..la 4, Capialna, faestooaois md Poleo
InfH, via An. .oo
i6gs roicemeo. 81 s5oo IL .,,,,'n'", "s,s"D
" Captains, NJ ~ 400 ea,b ,,s,ttt,,s, zyy"y
I" id'""'""'s' ~ f"''""''"''''' ~ 7si 900
,,,.,..,, T., A,,o. y,,,ao D.,,1noept ..... g0OJO
nslafles pnid ~ Department u Education io'ii o.o
. n', aI ,,,..,..., s...h .......... 1900
r,,, 81 ,gse, 500
ILis shows that tho large Of noahy million ani
ann, m Of dollars " annually drawn from tho people W
TAXATION and dbuned 10 various officer. on accoun, OF
ucfeobh services Tho sum which ~ put 10 the TAX D III
Inc annual report under the head Of salaries covers le
linn ono fourth part 0f the annually paid account
~ salaries and IL the large paid 10 lnspcctors for
r.rpoual services DO added II would show That the sums
paid the various kinds of officers and agents OF he Wy
arc five times greater than the amount when Is ofighay
placed In The columns OF Salaries
Statement No II Is estimate Of the receipts and ex
renditures Of tho Commissioners Of the SnAng Fund.- on
ncccun, Of the public debt
Estimated receipts. ..ssys,SOV W
Estimated expenditures .......... "2o'- 90
Estimated receipts over expendituressl2i,s 97 "a
Statement No. Is is a estimate OF the Tax Comms-
soners salaries Ward maps and an arrearage OF eOo
allowed them by resoluOnof the Board of Supervisors
portion of this sum for extra compensation extending
back to January previouto the Charter As the lon
section of the Charter relates TO Corporation ON
GERS and as the Tax Commissioners are County ohlcers
supposed that the prohibition in regard to extra allowance
does not apply to this The total amount Of the est
Statement No 10 is an estimate furnished by the Re
ceiver of Taxes of the salaries and expenditures in his
Bureau.
Statement No 30 is list of assessments on the properly
of the CITY for various improvements therein stated
The total s27 1859 30 This is for bills charged to the
City beyond the appropriated to ibis object for the a
wear In addition TO this aTrearage there has been pad
for assessments on the City ; of when was
charged on the Park for widening Blocker St ~
The estimates for Election expenses IS $4,000. ms
is an ncrerse of So coo last year The resolutions Of
the Common Council allow 50 to each Of the inspectors
and each Of the Clerks and els for the rent OF room
aseb AZ 90 .............. s34a9
There are III Election Districs-two Clerks, each
at e9 ->S'
mere cle,L ar, each ~ e. liolon osl
i' sis ise - 1905
There are % Wsrds-a Clerk each So is........ 90
Printing stationery nesting. &c.............. 1894
The cost of advertising in June was........... 42si
Total .................-.sIs3i J
Statement No u is an estimate OF the Counsel TO the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

TRUST AND SPECIAL ACcoUNrS-IdoJ
appropriations and Expenditures on Trust and Special
accounts, from jan. 10 Nor. IL, 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

1CtIl tio,f
Statement No 10 shows the amount of salaries of the
officers clerks, &C. in the several Departments of the
City Government for 1859 and ls5J The following is
summary of the total to be paid account OF sala
lies in each Department for 1854, viz:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
FOR SAVE

nNE large new Houss, OF 80 rooms; good Barn
" having accommodations for Two Horses, price
$500 Also six Houses, at prices from $4,000, TO
$4,000 Eight Cottage Houses, prices from OOO
TO 25OO. The above houses new, recently built
and pleasantly situated beautiful rise, within four
minutes walk OF City Hail. South long credit for
most OF the purchase money.
Also, for sale, very cheap, several eligible HOUSE
LOTS, within Ave minutes walk Of the CITY Hall,
south, long credit given Inquire the corner Of Myr
Tie ana Southbridge SIS, OF A. j. EATON.
ol8 dIwA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
COAL AT CITY COAL YARD

Nov on hand, and constantly receiving at City
IN Coal Yard best varieties of Pennsy lvania Coal
for family use, which viii he sold the lowest market
price, and delivered in The best possible order.
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
left at City Coal Yard Office, Park ST.. the Grocery
Store Of Mr. ID. Hawkins, Jr, Lincoln Squere, or
through the Post Oce will be thankfully received and
promptly hlled. G. Il. MANN, Agent.
Sent Is, 1853. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
FOR SAVE.

AmA HOUSE, 2136, l. is feet, and wood room
EsRA two stories containing Is well finished rooms,
ASAAwater plenty and good, lot 66x95, on which are
standing a large variety Of choice Fruit Trees Il Is
one of the most eligible situations in the City being but
short distance from the City Hall, South. and near
Main ST. Price, 81 400
Inquire at the corner of Myrtle and southbrldge tts
OF A. ]. EATON.
OILS dlw%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
House Lot Wanted

XXTORTH abou; $500, within few minutes walk of
w City Hall, for which the Cash will be paid, il the
owner will put up small house the land, take a
ortgage Of the who lie, and make payments easy In
addition paying for the house lot payment OF so
will be made towards the house For further parcu
LEWIS q. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
county Temperanoe Convention.

CS04ASy ACA11 POI teAAtO NOANCAblV4ls
A CONVENTION Of the tr ends of Temperance in
IN Worcester County, will be held in the city of Wor
cester, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 18Th, at 10 A. NJ. i'll
horticultural Hat, consider the condition of the
cause, aud take measures 70 county organizations
Wendell Phillips, Esq, Ed win Thompson, Rev B, D..
Peck of Portland, Me- Rev T. w. Iii. gnson, and 9TH
ers, will address the Convention
Temperance Associations invited to send Dele
gates and all who willing to t0ork in the movement
will be cordia y received
Delegates Oh ain tickets at half price, on the
Worcester x Nashua and tchburg d Worcester
Railroad. Ell TER BRiGHAM,) Comfy
oils DOT p ~ ~ t TAFT COMMITTEE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19

Worcester SIS. October II, 1858.
CtHARLEs IL. B. SNOW, Esq, Commissioner OF In
~ solvencl in and for the County OF Worcester, has
this day issued against the Estate of WIZ!
LIAM e. RICHARDSON, of Worcester, in said
County, lnahoder, late partner with George S owe
aud Frank Green under The finn Of Green q Richard
son, and late partner with Thomas &. Richardson un
der the firm ni w T. RChard on 4 Company, an Insol-
Debtor and the Of any Debts and the de-
livery ofany property belonging the said lsoivent
debtor, him, for his use, aud the transfer OF any
properly by him, are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors Of the said nsoyent
debtor, will be held at Court Of Insolvency at the Of
flee the said Commissioner, in Ftehburg said Coun-
ty, on the eigi tn day Of November next, at nne
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof of debts,
the choice of an assignee or assgneus.
j. DAY, Dep. Sheriff,
OILS d2t MESSENGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
Worcestershire Sanoe.

TSOR Roast Meat Fish, and Fowls. We have re-
II ceived lot # the genuine arucle.
Also, English Walnut Ketehup French Sweet Mus
tard, very hne,) different havors
OILS DIFF IL. GRIFFIN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
1HE ABOVE HAVE ALSO Fer SALE
TIE GREAT ALTERNATIVE,
MORTTMORE'S
EB Z TE2Es q ~ IL Sd EaaE,

AND BLOOD PURIFIER
This invaluable remedy, fer every description of
NERVOUS AFFECTION, ard tor diseases of the
Liver aud Kjdneyg, has obtained popularity where
ever introduced, unprecedented in The history of any
other medical preparation brought before the pub
lie.
Many of our most eminent Physicians have thorough
ly tested its merits and now prescribe it the most
eff Give
Alternative, & Blood Purifier ever known.
uagia, Dyspepsia, PalpIiaion of the Heart, Nigh
sweals, and affections OF the Lungs will readily yield
to The influence Of this unrivalled remedy. Physical
arrangements Irregularities especially with FE-
MALES, producing Debility and prosraon of tue
system, may be at obviated and removed by the
Of the
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier,
Which Vegetable Spirit pleasant to take, and per-
fecty safe be used in any of ealth even y the
most delicate female or child.
u Price S 90 per bottle.
Wv. ALEXANDER & co Publishers
No. Barclay IT., (Astor House, New York.
iel8 deodlys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
Situation Wanted.


By Young man, 10 drive an express wagon, brend
Cart to engage in some other active business Apply
as above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
FOR SALE.

BOOT SHOE, a. LEATHER STOCK TOOLS
VIE subscribers, DESTROYS OF closing up their bust
y ness OF Manufacturing offer for sale the balance
Of stock, with the unezpired lease Of Store No 85
Front street. WIN. A. DRAPER A. 90
Worcester, Oct. l2. 1853 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
VALUABLE PASTURE LAND!
an AHCTTnN

8 I q q 9 7 I 0 N.
9 w. SELBY will sell on the premises. on FRI
Oa DAY, Oct %, at 10 o'clock, the Pasture known
as the Dvol Lot on Til old road leading from Worces-
ter TO Holm, about 81 mics from Worcester. The
above lot contains 63 Acres OF very valuable Land and
is capable OF being made OF the best Pastures in
Worcester County On the same is a never failing
Spring Of Water, and number of good shade Trees
A plan OF the above may be seen al Selby's Auction
Room. Ii will be sold without reserve and post.
ponement account of the weather ForiurtAer par
ticuars, inquire of S. w. SELBY Auct'f
Ol9 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19

A PARTNER, in the Saw Manufacturing business,
N that can furnish two or three thousand dollars In
Ca h.
The business will pay so por cent. None need apply
but one who has got good mechanical turn, and is
willing to ttulte his labors with his partner For fur
thet particulars inquire Of Il. NJ ELWELL,
OILS dim No. 20 EXCHANGE ST., Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19

IA to l6 years Of age, have good home in the
country, ia small family, for Two or three years APP
ply above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
BOOKS, &c.
English Books,
lust received, ana for sale law, At Sc Main ST
ol3 div E. N. TUCKER, Agent.
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Receieed at SO Main Street, this dag, Oct. Is
n. n. TICKER. AGENT

HecetCea az 20 HUH otTeeti Jus uHy Uct. 10.
4. n. TUCKER, Agent.
NTEMOIR Of Rev. DIR Judson, vols, 50 %
WI Life and Works OF Thomas Cole by Noble i ?
Homes of the New World, 2 vols. by Frederfka -
Bremen, 200
sparlh2 10 Spehu, Oy l. . arthur. rs
Catalogue OF Cry stall Palace, part 9 and 10 25
Great Truths by Great authors, 2Ol
Japan and ,pa"ese, bv Watts, so
The APPS Switzerland and savoy, parts and g. Is
Lieher, on Clvll Liberty vols. $50
The second War with England, by HeaIey, 2 vols $50
Bleak House, so
CasselPs Natural History, part 8 IS
Illustrated tiStory OF Hungary, part and 5, y
DO Magazine of Art, for October, rs
Ol9 d,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
MORTIMOREyS
Rheumatic COMPOUND

FEHlS truly celebrated remedial preparation, efica
i ciOus alike Tor each and every description Of Rheu
matte Complaints, is already well known and es-
teeme Throughout tue United States, to require any
lengthy notice Of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES This heretofore :neurabIe and distressing dis
from the system, and stands nnrivaed in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
to force Hostrum Def re the public but simply TO
request those mos Interested,
SUFFERERS THE.ESEL YES,
procure from the AGENT in Their vicinity circular,
and not only read the testimony Of those who have
perenced its invaluable curative powers but write to
call upon the convaescents that the statements
may emanale from The FOUNTAIN HEAD-a course
which will satisfy the incredulous, and one by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY is certain ofbeing
sustained. Write also the proprieors, who will
cord every inorma on and furnish names Of undoubed
character from every seco Of the Union, numbering
among them of the most eminent Physicians,
Cergymea Editors and prominent citizens, rendering
the reliability and efficacy Of the remedy beyond the
reach Of doubt or distrusj.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
Boy Wanted.

BOUT II years old, to learn the sllyersmi,h busl.
N ness, one Of steady and industrious haklts Apply
at g. MAYNARD'S Silver Ware Mandatory, No. IL
Central Street. ola dawIw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19
Situation Wanted
w AM 4 ID n

BY young man In prva,e family or to drive an ex
press wagon, or bread cart. Apply above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-19

If you Read and Ponder you will be tciss
enough to go 10 L. BABBITr, No. and II PIper's
Block, and get good Dagurrreoype for so cents,
cfen taken Al other Rooms ! 81 so.
II is Il BABBITT who no Is Inducements 10 win the
customers, by making good DagueIreotypes, at ioC
prices. Ladies and Gentlemen call and Tor your
selves. OS diff