davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
NevV Method of Tnhalation.

NEW and Wonderful discovery for the cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, trorchtis, Coughs, Colds
and all lung complaints, by Inhalation. Dr. Curtis uA-
geana OF lnhane Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup has
accomplished some of The wonderful OF Asf-
and Consumption in this City, the past month
ever known to man. (See certificates i'll Agents hands.l
The mhaeT Is worn on the breast, under the linen,
without the least Inconvenience constantly supplying
the lungs with pleasant uediCatd vapor, the heat OF
The body being sufficient TO evspofae The fluid Sodby
Boyd Paul No 40 Cortland 81 G.. ii. Ring, cor.
Hayes, It's Fulton ST., Brooklyn Price So package.
y B. Any person enclosing SO by mail, TO Boyd &
Pau or Curtis u Perkins, N. ", wileceive package
containing bottle Of HA gean vapo ofChDIry syr-
up and an Inhaler in heal box by express any
jas deooSwIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

BEDINI.-The New York Express publishes
the following article from the Parlamento, re-
liable newspaper published at Turin:
"When Ugo Bassi and his IN fortunate fellow
prisoners were brought before the Austrian coun
ell of war in Bologna, Monsignor Bedni govern.
ed that province as Commssary Extraordinary
and chose the victims whom anger and military
vengeance were to strike. The first he chose was
Father Bassi as worthy of immediate death J.
The Council of War decreed it. The Carolina
Archbishop having inerceeded in order TO save
Bassi, at least from being shot, and the Austrans
feigning to listen for moment to the entIeaties
Of the Archbishop, Bedini entered the room
furiousy, and insisted and said so much, that the
judges at last pronounced the terrible sentence,
and the governor had it executed.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

LEGISLATIVE DIFFIcULTIEs.-The Leg,
islature of Maine has been in session some three
weeks, but has not yet organized, on account OF
a difference between the Senate and the House
as to filling the vacancies in the former branch;
the Senate wishing OIL only a part OF the va
cancies. But thirteen Senators-no quorum
were elected by the people. OF these thirteen,
seven belong to the Wild Cat" party, so called,
and they wished 10 FIJI only two of the eighteen
vacancies at first, thus giving them the control in
permanently organizing the Senate. But the
House have refused to go into Convention unless
to fill all the vacancies at once. The matter has
finally been referred to the Supreme Court, and
the opinion of tho Judges, on the questions pro-
pounded by the House of Representatives, was
taken in Augusta, and read in the House on Thurs
day. The Court decides -
First--That the Senators elect, though less than
a majority OF the whole board, may decide on
the election of Senators, and that the House can
not fill vacancies without the concurrence of the
Senate.
Second-That the Senators should send up
all vacancies at one time, and that the House
may refuse to go into convention until this is
done.
Third-That if both branches concur, they
may lawfully fill one or more vacancies without
acting on thu others
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

EXTRAoRDINARY INTELLIGENCE.-Th
folio wing, says the Bristol Journal, is contained
in letter received by Joseph Abraham, Esq, of
Bristol from a relative in Hobart Town land kind
ly handed to US by the latter gentleman;
"HoBARr Town, Sept s, 1853
Knowing how deeply interesting any news re-
speeding Australia must be TO you, write to IN
form you of great discovery that has again been
made on the Geelong side, about 56 miles from
the Town. They have been digging very deep,
end have come on a table of gold about 100 ieet
from the surface, apparently lnexhauslible. All
can tell you respecting it, is, that the peoples
minds are partly turned, from the immense dis
covery. Every tub full Of earth they raise from
these holes contains pounds weight of gold The
more they dig, the more Inexhaustible it appears.
At GGelong, tumult has broken out among the
diggers The Government has sent up all the
military 10 quell the disturbances, and the marine
Of her Majesty's ship Electra are mounting guard
at the Treasury, and the sailors of the above
steamer of war mount sentry 1.-The banks. The
military from Van Diemens Land are about to
be dispatched to Melbourne to aid the military al
ready there. Goodness only knows how all this
will end Hobart Town, Sept. 81 BY the
steamer from Geelong this day, find that gold
quarry has been discovered near Geelong, 100 to
1870 feet from the surface of the earth, putting all
diggings in the shade. $4,000 ounces have been
already taken out in three DAYS by few persons
and one person has got lump weighing 1870 lbs.
in one solid piece. This is no exaggeration, and
the greatest excitement PREVAILS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

FIRE IN NoRrHAMPToN.-A 5 l-2
O'Clock, Thursday morning, the new brick build
ing at the corner Of Pleasant Street and Shop
Row, in Northampton, was discovered TO be on
fire. The lower story was occupied by c. X.
Hawks & Co., dry goods dealers, and the upper
story by the Holyoke bank. The interior of the
building was consumed, but the entire walls re-
main standing. Hawks g. Co.'S stock was valued
at Ssl5 900, of which about $4,000 worth was
saved,a part being damaged by smoke and water.
Insured for Sill 400 at PittsGeld, Hartford, and
at Oswego, N. Y. The insurance on the build
ing. which was owned by Harved Kirkland, was
$4,000, at the Hampshire Mutual which will more
than the loss SpringfeId Repub.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q.
SENATE.-.The Bedini correspondence trans
mitted to the Senate this morning, consists Of
letter from Secretary Marcy to the President, sub
hitting copy of letter from Cardinal Antonel-
Ii, the Pope's Minister of Foreign Affairs address
ed to the State Department; another from the
Pope HIMSELF recommending NJ Bedini to his
kind reception, and despatch from Lewis Cass,
Jr, our Minister at Rome, in which that junction.
airy alludes to an interview he had with Cardin-
al Antonelli, who expressed himself as being graft
fled with the kind reception extended to the
Nunco in the United States, and spoke Of the
satisfaction il had given to the Pope
The Senate then took up the private calen-
dar, and after passing several bills, Adjourned to
Monday.
HoUsE.--Nothing Of interest was done il the
House, which also adjourned to Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
NOTICE.

At a regular meeting of the Worcester flre'"e"'
the following preamble and resolutions were uhinf
mously sdot ted.
Whereas, we, tie Worcester FiTeTnep ieel nuiaeises
aqgreved by the action Of the City Government ~ NOV
respecting our petition, ard electing ilulchhson
Assistant Engineer, contrary TO the prayer OF
of the Fire Departments; and whereas, the eieclioh VI
Charles Hersey was effected by fraudulent repo1's'
stating that Loring Goes would not serve elec'eH'
and thereby defeating his election And, whereas, u,
E Hutchinson has, by sundry acts, rendered hifnse
obnoxious to us, Firemfn, -.
Therefore Resolved, That we deprecate the spnt
manifested BY The Municipal Government, in eleclhS
B. Hutchinson Assistant Engineer, in opposition 10
the expressed wish OF majority OF the Ere depart
ment.
Resolved, That b. E. Hutchinson has, by sundry
acts, rendered himself obnoxious 10 apd, by want
offrankntss and imparality has shown himself ohnt
for the Office to which he is again elected.
Resolved, That we consider the section ol Charles
Hersey instead OF LoTing Goes, WINS effected by ase
report to the City Government Chat Mr.. Goes woud
not serve elected that have reason TO beleve
that he, his friends circulated said TepoE Tor suc
object.
Resolved, That in opinion, the harmony oi the
Fire depends upon The resignation al NJ
Hutchinson and Jersey and that if they have the eo"d
ofthe Fire Department in view, they viii resign ihe Oh
fees to which they were recently elected
Resolved, That highly esteem, aud viii cordially
support the present Board of Engineers, With The eXcep
tiOn OF Mr. Hutchinson.
Resolved, That the allegation that L r. Hudson as
the instigator of the late movement oftho Fitemen:
wholly unfount ed, no having no more TO do with th'
same than any Fireman who signed the petition
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be sem
to each of The daily papers fol publication, aud IL
Messs. Hutchinson ami Hersey
q. jILLsoN, Chairman.
WIN. T ALLEN, Secretary. 1928 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

WHERE ARE WE why, according to the
the Independence of the United States of Ameri-
ce the 6567th year of the Julian Period the
56l4th year since the creation of the world ac-
cordiug to the Jews; the 2607th year according
to Varro) since the foundation of Rome; the
263Oth year of the Olympiads, or the second year
of the 65Sth Olympiad, beginning in July, 1858,
if fix the era of the Olympiads at IT'S IL years
before Christ the l270th year (of twelve luna
tions) since the Hegira, or fight of Mahomet,
which as is generally Supposed, teok place on the
18th of July in the year 622 of the Christian era
That's where we are.-Ho8ee Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

81 On the 18th day of February, 1915, near
ly 80 years since, fire occurred en- the very spot
" hichwas the scene Of that on Sunday morning
Ii destroyed two dwelling houses and two stores,
and was the most destructive fire that had ever
visited Worcester. The loss was estimated at
$4,000. That was before the days of insurance
in the country, and the sympathies Of the benev-
client were appealed to, and contributions were
taken up in varous parts of the county. The
FIRE occurred at nearly midday, during one of the
most terrific snow storms Of that or any other
season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

BEeUEsTs.-The .late Miss Margaret Ten
Eyck, of Albany, left requests to the amount OF
$4,000, as follows Theological Seminary, at
New Brunswick, n j., $4,000; American Bible
Society, 1000; American Tract Society, 1000;
American Sunday School Union, 1000; Foreign
Missions of Reformed Dutch Church, 1000; Do
mestic Missions Of do 1000; Orphan Asylum,
Albany, 500; City Hospital, Albany, 500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
A great an d important end accompIis h ed

Grey Hdt5 Changed ana a ReU GlOWfh Produced!
The introduction Of g Van Deusen's improved
Wahpene" the great Hair Restorative and aoknowl
edged Specific for changing Gray Han to its primitive
color, has been attended with the sigma and unde
nabe success Such declaration is based the
ing testimony of unquesfionable facts. Vegetable
properties embrace those nOurishi.g and terminating
siimuants which, III concert with Nature act the
bulbs and germs, causing the reproduction of new
growth ofteH INSTRUCTED by sokly deranged Hair
and forming that depcse OF cOorng matter necessary
10 effect change Of Gray fair to It's natural ASPECT
1t is purely Vegetable Preparation; free from all ad-
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-Sufs so pecuar to the novel inventions OF the
day. Safe and pleasant IN lis application, it is Of
the most agreeable preparations OF the Toilet al avs
nervous Headaches, sc.
For sale by CALDWELL q HILL, Apotlecaries,
229 Main st., Agents for W orcester.
iYl9 dend.N " anl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

ERIE, Jan. 27.-There has been great excite
ment here to-day, consequent on the return ofthe
Kilpatricks, and others from Pittsburgh. Can
mons were fred 10 notify the country to turn out
and give them reception. The crowd made
rush to tear down the State street bridge, but
Judge Thompson and others nterferred and
stopped them. The crowd then dispersed.
Messrs. Walker and Tracy, Directors of the
Railroad, were notified by Committee, last
night, to leave the town, but they refused TO 20,
and there are strong indications of their being
mohbed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

A True P1cTURE.--We are sorry to see
that John Mitchell is going The way of many 9TH
ers Of the patriots who have come here with great
ecldt, and fizzled out after few weeks of glory
A few days ago John Mitchell was the observed
Of all observers; now there are none so poor
as 10 do him honor'' The whole press of the
country is down upon him and his paper. The
former may be considered as toerably near his
extinguishment the latter, which began with a
circulation of some fifty thousand, is said by the
other journals 10 be in arapd Decline Sic transit
gloria mundt-.NeW York Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

PARIS, Jan. 5.-Al Europe has been CONCEAL
ed. Iceland might be the appeaton Of three
fourths of the continent. Most of the rail road
trains have been interrupted by snow in France
as well as in Belgium and throughout Ger.
many and the North. Skating on the river Seine
continued until Monday last, and the universal
white scenery seemed permanent The day be-
fore yesterday, however, came warm winds, and
copious rain and, this morning, there is not
vestige of winter in The Garden of The Tuerles.
We shall hear Of disastrous floods in the interior
from speedy general lhaw and dissolution.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

The subscriber, having taken the Office formerly
occupied by EDWIN HAVEN, in the west Ante
Room Of Horticultural Hail. would give notice that he
is ready to transact all kinds of business connected
with an Intelligence Office. Al persons may rest as
sured, who want to hire let labor rent or sell II ouses
House LOIS, Lands and Farms shall have it done right
and no mistake, by calling his Office on Front ST.
opposite the City Hall. PERRY THAYER
Worcester, Oct. %, 1853. 90 al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

SINGULAR AND FATAL ExcITEMENT.-
A distressing and very singular incident is related
to us by the clerk of the steamer Isabel, az hav-
ing occurred that boat during her last trip from
New Orleans to this city. The day Of her de-
parture young man named Aga Thomas regis
tered hts name among her cabin passengers. He
was young fellow Of prepossessing appearance,
neatly clad, temperate in his habits. Two or
three evenings alter starting out, Thomas sat
near the stove in the social hail. with several 9th.
er passengers, taking part in the conversation
After various discussions the subject turned on
the Preparations Of steamboat robbeTies and mur.
dels, and Thomas was soon silenced and appear
ed to listen with rapidly increasing excitement.
AT last, inierrupting the speaker, he tald him he
did not know what was the matter with him-he
thought he was becoming deranged His COM
panions laughed at him, and believing probably
that he was TESTING, resumed the subject. Thorn
as soon could not contain himself, and Jumping m,
he broke up from the crowd, ran along the whole
cabin, then out Of the ladies' apartment on to
the afterguards. whence he jumped, without hes.
itaiion, into the river, and was drowned The
whole thing was done so rapidly, that no one
could divine his intention or interfere to arrest it
before his fatal contamination. The boat was
stopped as soon as possible, and yawl sent out,
but owing to the delay and excitement, and pre-
valng darkness, the unfortunate victim was not
even seen. His hat was found floating on the
water The deceased was from Georgia, and
was proceeding, it is said, in search of brother
who lives IN Arkausas.--S Louis Democrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

SLAVE PLOT IN KENTUoKY.-We learn from
the Louisville Courier, that Henry county, Ky.
has recently been the scene of considerable ex-
citement, arising from the discovery of plot of
some slaves to murder family because they
thought one of their number had been sold, and
then tomake their escape to Canada. The family
which it was proposed to murder was named
Herndon. The hearts OF the conspirators failed.
The negroes talked so as to draw suspicion upon
themselves. and being questioned, confessed the
plot, duplicating large number of negroes and
one white man. Several of the slaves concerned
have been sold.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
rne oreatest MoaIeal piscovery o one

an.
v,NNPDy or poxbnry, has discovered In on
IN .onr,on Pasture Weeds, remedy ihat evis
u, Lind of Uumor, from the worst scfoiuih HoW W
,,oI Pimnle lie has tried it N over eest y rnu
iod cases and never failed except 10 Two euse' [
nteu Dus us Nav now in his possession over TWO
hundred certificates OF its values all "itln twenty
mules OF Boston 80, 80 ..,a a nursing are
mouth Il, ,rra tho ,yorst kind Of pin
pies on the lace an .,sor the system Of liles.
Two bottles is warranted 10 Vui" Wv 49,
The mouth and stomach . onr. n a worst
Three to five bottles Ia warranted 10 Su'' mo "'''
ease Of Erysipems; .,,a a n cure all hutnor in
One to two bottles IL Nhii
the eyes .. ana. cunning of tbs cara
mud bl0ehes among the mar . -. .or,,,n, anil
Four 20 six bottles Is WsIrah'e" " '
running ulcers -, ..,,r+,on If the skin
Two TO three bottles is warranted 10 cure ''e "O''
case of ringwopn, -, o,,. rho n, ost
Two TO three bottles is WARRANTED 10 S"'o '''
desDerate of rhcumdtlhU d.. -t..,n.
frhree or tour bottles 10 WaTrautadt9 cufeH'' W u
Five 10 eight bottles VIII cure we "ofs 'as' % '''
benefit is always experienced ron me lfst oo'te,
and perfect Is warranted "hea lne9s,e
" Reader peddIed over a thousand hottles Of nx IN
IKE vicinity Of Boston. ] know the eiietts Oh " IN
every cass. So waier viii sAilAeosh nra 70
sure IN ihis cure hlmor never sold bhltle oi II
bu, iast bottle sold another after fial IL always
apegls for Itself There 'wo things apoA us hel"
that RppeaIs surprising nfst that II gIo"e " WIZ
rasrures 10 some places quiie Plenty and ei us value
bas aever been Known until discovered il in e4o !;
second, that il should cure all Kinds OF humfr' nave
ive Il IN oh ildrea wear old up 10 old Of sky,
from the aoueliest in Boston, up 70 the belle OF
Nonaniuin acd in all the cure Is eeTiuin No
change OF diet is ever necesssryeat e otst you oah
yet I have likewise IN herb when simmefsd III sweet
OIL issoyss scrolalons swelling of the neck and under
the ears-pIoe SO cents
Direct.6ns for Uas.--Adut, one table anouniul Pc.
day children over eight ears, desert sloohiul child
roG itom 1--WE to light years, Yea spoonful AS no d
rection he applicable TO al cons'',nhons' 'aAe
enough to operate on the bowels twice dsy
Mr., Kennedy gives personal Attendance IN bad cases
Of Scrofila - NM,
price ST. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 w arren street, Roxhury For sale by REDDi No
a. Co state street, BOSTON.
For sale in Worcester By D. Scott, NJ ~ Green, 3
C White 4 Co, c. A. Harrington q Ca, o. ~ March,
E. D Weatherbee, Caldwell& Hin, Bush a Co., James
Green h. T. Laze ribles q scott ClappYIila- SEQ,
Roberts SOuthbrdge, A. f. Amidop dis noVl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

The officers md members of agara Engine Compa-
ny NO g. would respectfully tender their thanks
to VIM Dickinson and family, for their genetous aud
courteous hospalities shown them his house uring
the fire yesterday morning. Thanks also dne TO
Marshall Flagg, Warren Clifford Fucker Bonney,
DI. Beuj Hey wood and Others
j. F. ESTEY. Clerk,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
For Coughs, COids, Consumption and all


"Messrs REED, CUTLER & Co., Druggists, Boston
During practice oftwenty years have setn used all
the popular remedies for Coughs ard am WILL SATISFIED
that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
is best, and hope it viii be better Known and more
generally used Yours Respectfully,
SacO, Nov 2, 1853. JOHN A. BERRY, NJ Dp'
Put up in SO cent and 81 bottles and for sale
ApolheCaries and Country Merchants generally.
rac2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

The officers and members OF Torrent Engine Compa-
ny No, A, would return their sincere thanks to Messrs
VIM Dickinson, Warner Clifford, Francis Oliver. Tuck
Bonney, DR.. Haywood, Marshall Flagg and Others
for the hountul supply OF refreshments furnished them
at the lire on the morning Of the 29 inst
Per order N. IL, COOK, Clerk
Worcester. Jan. 30, laa4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
GARn-

In behalf of the heirs of The lqe Elisha Fagg the sub
scher tenders his sincere thanks the engineers and
members OF the fire department and citizens of WoTces
ter for their gallant aud generous exertiOns IN
cement season of the year, their property from
destruction by fire on the morning of the 29 inst
MARSHALL FLAGG,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

Snow STORM The everest snow storm Of
the season occurred on Thursday, JAN 26, in the
northern part of New Hampshire. At half past
three, p. NJ, neither of the trains of the Boston,
Concord and Montreal, or the northern roads had
reached Manchester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

Dr. ]. CLAwsoN KELLEY, Anay teal Physician, of
New York. will be in attendance Mt his Office, corner Of
Mechanic and Church Streets Worcester for consuti
ton with patients, upon al diseases, during Thursday
and Friday, February I'd and Sd. Ladies and Gentle.
men invited 10 call. No charge for consultation.
ia2S d6i&w2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The members of City Hose Co No. |, hereby tender
Their sincere thanks to HaishaT Fagg, William Dick
nson ESD, and other gentlemen, unAnown The com,
pany for their liberal supply Of refreshments the rc
yesterday morning. PEI order Of the company.
Worcester, an. 80, 1854. HIRAM RICE, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

WOrCester HydrOpathic IMstitMtfOn,-
No. GLEN STREET. This Institution is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons II will remain under the
Medical direction of DR. GEoRGE lioYT, until the return
Of DIR RoGERs, from Paris, in April, 1854.
TERMs.-Usually from 81 TO SO per week. For
treatment without board 50 to S4 per week olO DIFF
Worthy of NOtice.-Dr Morse's Invigoratine
Cordial the only and safe remedy yet discovered
for general debility ruous ncapaciatiDg for soce
", business, or matrimony. Affections of the head
back limbs, and nerves, speedily remove with d.
ections and important advice TO the married single
ee AdUerttsement. iel4 dM&ThawIY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

THOUGHTS To HELP AND CHEER, published by
Crosby, Nichols, & Co., Ill Washington Street,
Boston.
This is moral and religious monitor, containing
appropriate texts from Scripture, for every day for
the first four months in he year, with prose and po-
etcal reflections the same. II is book which
should become the companion of every young man
who desires to lead useful life, and to earn the
approval of his own conscience and the respect Of
his fellow men. 1t is for sale at A. Hutchinson's,
II Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
CARRIER WANrEDi

We want amaIi, active boy, Carrier for this pa
per. One who get up early, and KEEP awake after
he is up, may ind good job by Supplying at this Of
dee. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

HOLDEN g. KNowLToN's, formerly Fiske's,) QUAD
RIFLE BAND, prepared to furnish Music FOL
Balls, Parties, &C. Any number of Pieces desired
may be had by applying TO r. X DeIand, No. Mer
chants Row, Isaac Fske, or at the Music Stores.
Music arranged for Brass, or String Bands, by A. P
HOLDEN. OILS dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

u WIZ, II. HUDSON returns his grateful thanks 10
the Fire Depar ment, and czens of Worcester, for
their prompt and jealous efforts, by which of his
properly saved from destruction, by The fire, on
Sunday morning.
ia .nuary &c. 1854.