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II viii be seen BY a notice in this paper, that
the M0zsrt Society propose TO give the concert
postponed from last spring-for the benefit OF the
family Of their late musical associate aud friend
Mr.. Emery Perry, and that portion Of the pro.
gramme e composed Of those ancient tunes 70
which we have all 40 often listened in days gone
by--whsn his yiol gave the key, aud his voice led
the choir in those sublime old mel ,dies that may
lie as calm and still ia the soul - the waters Of
summers sea. waiting the frat breath Of memory
to swell their waves till they shall fill US all full
again with those ningling melodies and memories
divine. " Music is the language OF the sky, Of
the evening hearth is gathered the little family
chof, with voices oil attuned in sweetest harTn0.
ny with the mothers voice that leads them in tho
ev.ning song of praise, accompanied by the faith.
srsaeep base--the trother's s0h breathing fusc,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

MIssISG.-In Hardaiek, on Tuesday last, as
We learn from the Barre Patriot. Mr. Isaac Pierce
suddenly disappeared, and at the last accounts
had not been heard from. Mr.. Pierce had his
house burnt, not long ago. since which time he
has been very melancholy, and has given other
unmistakeable indications Of insanity. Serious
fears are therefore entertained OF his account,
and large number OF the inhabitants have been
out in search after him. He is young man, and
has wife and child.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

next summer those or them who had families
moved them in. The grist-mill was put mp in
due time. and By the second autumn quite a
village Of snug. warn log huts had gone up.
A fter this, the colony dourished and grew
Great numbers Of hands were employed dur.
ing the winter in falling timber, and when it
was saved l. could be rzfted and run out 70
sea BY the high tides Of spring and fail. These
who came 10 cut lumber, saw the nature Of
the seii when the snow was gone, and they
took up lots For farms.
Al the end Of eight years The wilderness
vas changed into svillsge, and Messrs- Farms
worth, Rsdgely. s Winthrop were wealthy
and respected. A aourishing village had
grown mp about them, all upon their own
iand-the;r own three mills were in full OBJ
ersfion-their store did good business, and
their land was Welding them immense profits.
A school house had been put up for three
yesrs. and that fall saw the finishing touch
put upon handsome church
And where was John Tatnall all this while:
he still lived upon his farm, seven miles up
the river. and he hsdgrown p7or in flesh sl-
most to 2 sksiet3r. His power OF piHehiRg
his Heighbors was gone, for 10 one now ives
obliged to 30 business with him. He saw
fbst village grow up, and he saw poor, honest
winthrop become we5irhy snd iespected--snd
he knew that all this might have been an
honest And hoaorsole mar.
But il vas too late now. he could only
look upcn his own wilderness and then upon
the s.r ling lands Of bis neighbor, and the
eanker sic INTO his soul and made him Iniser-
able. IL time the settlement extended on the
river. and the stout trees upon John Iatnsll's
land began 10 g5ve place 10 houses, barns, and
farms bur John Tst1an did not live 10 see it
or profit by il. HIS chAgriH and envy killed
him and II the last hour Of the mar who
had sil his lifetime made il rule Of practice
10 oyeEreseI all with whom he had any deal
ings. was himself over reached by power
against which No art OF earth can prevail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

IaPRIsosEgST FoR DKBT AND U. S. Pro
cEssEs.-In the United States Circuit Court,
yesterday, Judge Curtis gave decision in the
case Of ex payts freeman, on a rule to show
cause why he did not serve an execution by
taking the body Of debtor. The Court held
that the law Of the State Of Massachusetts,
passed in the winter Of 1866, and which went
into force July 4, 1865, was applicable only
TO state processes, aud not to executions is
suing out Of the United States Courts, and
that the Marshal was hound to take the body
Of the debtor that owing to the state Of un-
certainty as 10 the law, the Marshal was right
in delaying service until he could obtain tho
opinion OF the Court. Boston Herald.
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sP Y..sA TURDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1888.

DAeUERasoTTFEs.-We called at Clafan's rooms, 1ss
Naia s. yesterday, for the purpose Of satisfying cur
selves in regard the tTuta Of the culoyies so re-
ou=uly hear pronounced upon his pictures and ca
perieesy s4'i. ied-Ee saw him produce two three
which true 70 Its There seems to b. something in
the pictures be hrirgs forth ualks any others sc ever
savhey are void Of that 1nearthly and csdaverous sp
pssranc 50 ooon in ordinary Dsguerrecsyps, there
is s1eh brill ancy Of tone, vivaciy Of expression and
perfect Detection a the huHsn fac divine thst when you
are viewing the picture il might breath and
speak. Mr cisfl ia Of the art and chef Of
Dsgueneot5pers il the cry. II you want Uaaabie
emeno Of ourseI ri ids, don't fai to call at rooms
lss Main s. =.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

TRAGEDY IN bovrH DASvERs. This morn
ing about O'Clock. "a man named John Brown.
living with his sister. Sally Brown, at place
casazs tbs Rocks" in South Danvers, near
the boundary Of Lyrns murdered his sister by
shooting her and steboing her ia two places,
and then committed eelf-murder BY cutting
hia thioat. An lrishman, who lived with
shom, was out Of doors, and on hearing tho
report Of the gun, went In TO aseertain tho
cause. he was told by Mr. Brown 10 run ior
the Deighbors. for bis sister was dying. lilo
did 90. aud when be returned with others,
che wrstched man had killed himself by
dsav incision In his throat, and his sister was
breathing her last. brown had been out OF
health foF some time. aud il Is probable that
nentai alteration oaxspd hiD ~ comnit toe
burid deed.-- Reuid i6fg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

OFFIcIAL.-The Washington Union of the
l4th, concludes semi official article on our
relations with England as follows:
ave are SATISFIED, upon such inquiry as we
have been able to make, that no cause, induce.
meni, or plausible pretext Of war, or even Of
serious misunderstanding, can be found in
any question now pending between tho two
countries; and that, Therefore, 10 apprehen-
sion on the subject need be entertained by tie
friends Of peace, either In Great Britain or in
the United States"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

The FLORIST, or Singers Guide, is the title Of
new collection of music for the use Of semina
ries, academies, common schools, juvenile sing
ing schools, and the social circle, BY Osgood Col
lister. Mr.. Colister is well known in this city
and vicinity as successful teacher of music and
the collection before us, evineing as it does, both
taste AND judgment on the part of the compiler,
will no doubt meet with ready sale VIM. J.
Reynolds & Company of Boston are the publish.
trs. For sale at all the Bookstores.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

TIE LloS-Hea-y J. Gardner IS elected Governor Of
Massachusetts, bu, this fact does ni etc, the constant
rusho clsozers 81 Ls2ivorlh Was. Pe>ple 60 where
they ze v5h he ssse fare, X: Shower vi be Casf
Mssis;rs--- P,1ss &c b - 70 taIS over the vents
q Tie az s2arzicu P1ia aas pa5s.t Civilians, vo
Ae5 Fcacs ia 45c--s8s, - shere u sls CT- the fy
. psi5-al sars AM aalu,oses, eaSeaiered By he
srs s-ss .a5 p1zs- z@7as III aSpirsa.s Of tie iit-
ts-szs 7l-=s- " aasy a. lksr 81 d5=n 70 TIE sane
a1es=- Al sszay e@sy re same Iuscgas fzr=. They
hasz <rs11 sIzs slsze tr--isA.-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

The Know NoTHTSes X IowA.-The Grand
Know Nothing Council Of Iowa, says the Kew
York Tribune, held 4 session at Iowa City on the
stu instant, and adopted = resolution commend
ing IN the strongest terms the action Of their del
egztes II seeding from the Philadelphia Coan
Gil. They also adopted resolutions declaring Slz-
very Or Freedom 70 be the paramount issue before
the American people and announcing a determine
ton 70 resist 70 the bitter end the aggressions Of
the Slave Power, in whatever form they may nan
ifssi themselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17
ESTER DAILY spy.

and the rich notes from ivory keys, touched 5y
sister gentle hand how sweet the sohgof gisdness
then. How memory keeps Their every strain, that
"A whafeveE lsn3,er fterine. Is heard theirnotes
i brings back all those ingling voices that join
ed in chii5hood's happy songs, though the lips
thst 5reztheG them then are hushed and st5n for
ever; and cherished place must they hold IN
mernury, whoses lives have all been devoted 10
the cultivation = our tastes IN IN art 50 divine
let Us show that regard ~ a generous response 10
toe generous proposition Of tie Mozart Society,
and make It testimonial substantial in bensEis
as il IS worthy in design.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

ANOTHER RAILROAD Acc1DENr.-As Mat
thew Geary, Of Boston, was returning to Lynn on
Thursday evening by the Saugus Branch Rail-
road, he stepped from the cars at the station on
North Common ST., and fell, completely smash
ing his left arm, so that it had to be taken off by
the shoulder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Z. 5. American steamship Supply, Lieut..
Com. David d. Porter, was at Constantine
pie on the 10Th ult. A letter from the city
says
''In her arrived also Major Wayne, of the
United States army. You are aware thatthe
Supply has been ltached to the war depart.
nlent by the secretary Of the navy for the pur-
pose ofconyeying number of eames to the
United States. In pursuit Of this object she
has visited runis, Smyrna and Salonica. At
the former place she took on board three cam
els, one presented to the United States gov
ernment by the Bey, and two purchased -
These have already been on board sixty five
days, and from their excellent appearance,
clearly show that an ordinary voyage across
the Atlantic would not affect their health in
the least. They are growing quite fat under
the diet and idle life which they lead on ship
board. hear that the sultan designs Offer
ing Captain Porter for his government,
number OF the best camels to be mad at this
place. Every person is quite well on board Of
the Supply. Captain Porter, Major Wayne,
and NJ. Heap have gone to the Crimea to ex-
anime the Bactrian camels with two humps,
in use there. They will also be able to visit
the RUNS of Sebasiopol."
benson r. Moore, planter Of Mount
4 ANHqoANs AGHAsf Nullt lHbOAicdteu OH tne
morning OF the 18th ult., deliberately fred a
revolver at his daughter, missing her fortu.
natey As his son was approaching him 10
prevent his firing a second time at the daUgh-
ter, be TUNED und shot him dead. The uu-
happy man then made an unsucct ssful attempt
upon his own life. so much for liquor.
Thos. Stafford, of Little Falls, N. Y,
was in the habit OF bathing his head every
morning, in cisiern a short distance from
his house. On tue morning of the 3D., as he
went to battle as usual. the water In the els.
cisteru being few feet from the TOP, e
slipped in head frst and was drowned he
was ioun an hot after wards, with his legs
hanging over the edge Of the cistetn.
A person who was recently called in
court Tor the purpose Of proving the correct
ness Of Doctors bill. was asked by the la8.
yer whether " the doctor did not make SIEVE.
raj Visits after the patient was out Of dsngeri"
No. replied the witness, " l considered
tie patient IN danger as long rs the doctor
continued his visits"
Charles Higgins, fourteen years old,
Ia Alton, Ohio, went ia the garden for the
purpose Of shooting a chicken, aud not Zee.
Ing any. fired ut random the ball struck hrs
mother, who was behind busb, aud killed
Der insanity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Ezr DgslASs Harrtngtoa Carnei. have finished every
srrlz gz-a. rs1s fsr msz5ag their saloon TIE no-t
se-sbi- ard so7us rendezvous for every tass in
eas that noizgs politicians, TO Assem- l4 in Of
izE eyepin. and tsse cigar and bow Of oysters, or
hAs-y e2zt- q SOUP, TAX ever tie news Of the
day. the prospects OF the di-reat parties, &c Here is
his place al to resale ,eseTes to the hest adyan-
s,gs. They have grant and imposing denomination
shzEe this evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

DR.. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms l5s Main, Of Walnut street. Thankfu
his patrons for their assstarce he viii endeaTor
retail their confidence whrh he atters hmss IT. he hs
woa and gain that Of al Others who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth. which have given such genera
satisfaction are nsel led in all the various yes ard up
on IL b-sr materials. ir26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Lucy BosToS, Or, Honlan's Riskts and Spirit
ualisni, illustrating the Foilies and Decisions
Of the Nineteenth Century, by Fred Folio
Boston Shepard Clark < Co.
We have received from the publishers, hand
some duudecimo volume with the above title. 1t
contains four hundred pages, several handsome
engrayings, and more hippant mons nse than we
remember to have seen combined in one volume
for twelvemonth. We infer from the preface
that the author intended te write satire upon
the topics named o. the Il lei age-if so, he has
utterly failed in his design, and in glancng over
its contents, we are reminded Of nothing SO much
as the lines OF Hudi6ras-
"Some guns tleie are, that 80 coniriye H.
To miss whatever mark lhey drive att
And though well aimed Il duck plo,er,
Bear vide and KICK their QUAR- oUtTn
When good book paper is worth shilling a
pound, it seems pity to sec it wasted upon such
trash this is. Keith Co. have il Tor sale, and
they have also large assortment OF better books
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

BOY named WFaley, only fourteen years of
age, killed panther few days since, near St.
James, South Carolina The animal measured
IL feet long, and ? IL feet in height; the head
was twenty two inches round; its paw seven
inches long, and five broad, and his weight one
hundred and thirty pounds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

tTss We " Befsfds. Fem. -.
Mrs. g., havipg given special atteIif PhysscIae.
hiiSl'ery and united with The stuiv a. ue sns'Iy o.
me los 81 sins le mother child, would ana let
o. confidence, still n and recommend her ee1fte
hlsn'. generally as h considers The bushnell IT
exclusively to qualified males. 9-longing
n 3. crime and other Ferpa'e Canp'ai nts, go
be attended 20 IN come ;tion with Dr. Wilson's ser asp
Supporter. 'utine
Resid-uce. IS Sumner street. between Central a,A
change SITS. MO S,sSx.
e X. sVEFuERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
10 fLASSs BLOCK Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

sPrRR LEWIS, hit III c1una inns in the paliii-
cal world hs subsidized prepared TO afford every &C.
commodatian their I'D friends and patrons and tn.
public gen rally 10 the SHAPE Of abes o. he greatest
variety, ard the most decuus quality. Their mats,
piss stszs and CHER dsias Of TIE superb Kind
One .ess only n ges Or hen in order
eon.aut patronage Of teir establishments They have
general entertainment to night Al ii their Saloons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

ALTERED BANK BILLs.-Ones on the Dover
bauk, n. d. altered to tens, in circulation.
They are skillfully executed, and very difficult Of
detection, except to practised eye. This altera.
ton is new and is not mentioned in any detector.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Coon PAY The Merna tile Library As
ISOLATION, Of Boston. have engaged Pro essor
Silliman, OF Yale College. 10 deliver a course
OF lectures this winter. Tor which he Is 10 re-
coiyo two thousand dollars III addition TO bis
cxpcnsp~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17
GBt 3ailn Spp,
SATURDAY, NOV. II. 1855,

POLITIcAL.-The lately claimed "Ameriesn''
victories IN the southern elections have turned
out to be no great shakes. In Louisiana the
Democrats have chosen their Governor b. two
thousand majority. and al BIT enc member Of
Congress- In MARYLAND the Know Nothings
make little better show, but j; S known that N
both these States that organization has abolished
the Catholic test, tie very basis upon which the
party Is organized in the Northern States.
In Wisconsin, the contest : sill ia doubt be-
tween the Republican and Democratic candidates
for Governor. The Republicans have majority
il the Senate, and The Democrats majority Of
ore or two il the House.
II New York. the Republicans have M oTity
il he Senate, and plurality II the Assembly
over both the Know Noshngs and the Demo-
eEats. Another PEAR We shah completely rOut
them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

LADIES buying ready made eloaks will find it
very much TO their advantage to examine the stock
for sale at Bryants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

n Sutton, Nov 18Th. Of heat disease Mr. Peter ,k
well, aged -.
In II chburg Sov II, Joanna T. daughter N widow
Aiary Bennett az ID % wars 10 mos y 9Th Susan
child Of William and lane Alamson aged years 10 cs
Nov 10Th, Hey frewer, aged 81 years. Nov IN
OsaeaT thd of sila ard Eyira Smith, aged Is davs
years. -
In Cambridge, Henry county Illinois. Mrs Nancy o
FlaPg' aged " arr, f1meriy n Lunenburg dass
IN BaldEins7ille IT. John Hosner ID Young a. o.,
OF joshua and M'ry Hosmer, aged yrs. mos and Il
DAYS. "
In Dana n, Fnoch raErags. So
in Tempetoa, 5J5nezvllel 10Th, Ira Lord
In Dana, 7th Azuba W. Gleason, 20 reenfeld papers
please copy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

DEATH OF a VENERABLE CIERAYsfAN.-The
venerable Rev Thadaeus Fiske, D. D.. for forty
years pastor OF the First Congregational Church
in Cambridge, died on wednesday, November
18th, at the advanced age Of ninety-two years
and i've months. = short time since, Dr. Fiske
vent to reside with lis relatives IN Challestown,
in winch city be died, The deceased was grad
uate Of Harvard College IN the class Of 1885, ands
a. the time Of his deeeasc vas, with single ex-
eeption, the Oldest person living in the order Of
graduation. He received his degree Of Divinity
from Columbian College. New York, in 1921
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

nTancIls
es Of study, q 70 EAT0NS Mercantile and MathsmaIta al
Institution, Bank Block. Foster stree.
There old and young can select any branch Of stuIy
and pursue il day and evening, by Individual insrucion
There being cas es, stud uis can commence al any
sine. This lns tuition is unlise most Acad mics. mas
much as iy iis Explanatory L ctuTes and Lucid Rules
al ped to each study the student however dull of com
prehension, is litd from ns doubts ana uncertainties
and moves along with the sane rapidy # uH rstlnd.
ing the advanced tchoiar. Il any should desire
to see the proofs Of The att nninz this method Of
instruction, they call and take look" into the Is.
aldishmfn 1T, and get circular contain ing the nsmts Of
students, and expressions Of pfase-'By authority
Mr Ea,nn sill be happy to have call from all frien Is Of
Eiucatinn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

We have from New Or!eans ye.y unpleas-
ant adyices. 1t seems that after ali. the
Wing ana Know Nothing coalition was beat
en- by the Democrats in that city, aud that
two of the three candidates for Congress sup
ported by that party are elected.
In this case, the courageous and disintcr-
ested Theodore Hunt has been sacrificed to
party and sectional spirit, and the most gall
liant opponent Of Nebraskaism has been de.
feated. But l confess I should have been
much surprised at an opposite result, and if
anything else has happened in Mississippi,
shall be still more asonished. The success
Of the administration party having been ex.
Vected in both States, produces, Of course. TO
change in the estimates Of party strength in
the House. The Democratic defeat in Mary
land, however, has effected a most decided
breach in theiI calculations. They expected
six obedient party vassals from that State !;
they got none. The members elect are four
Know NothIngs one Independent Wing, and
one independent Democrat. The prospect for
some com romise and coalition which shall
conduce to a speedy organization of the House
is now much improved. We are now for the
first time enabled to place d democracy and ad-
ministration at defiance Washington Cor.
". J.. Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

NOtice.-W. HOBBS. Teacher Of all kinds Of Brass
ln'truments Clarinet, Flute, &C. Brass Bands taught
in the most thorough manner
Also. music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, ofchestras sc. Apply te Loring Broth Music
store, or W L. Hobbs, 20 Winter St., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17
Court Of Common Pleas Criminal
TprIn.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
Friday, Nor l6-In the liquor seizure case of
Harvey Carpenter,of Worcester, the jury return.
ed a verdict Of not guilty.
David Rathbun, of Chicopee, for perjury. YER
dict not guilty.
The case Of Scott Seagrave, of Uxbridge, Ma
hum Morse, P and P. Todd, of Blackstone, and
Leander S. Allen, Of Woonsocket, for assault on
officer, is nov on trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17
GooDNOV & HAYWOOD,

no. lOl MAIN STREET,
Have large stock Of Boots, Shoes, and Rub
bers, at WHOLESALERS also, at retail full assortment OF
soasonaoe goods, adapted the city and country trade
all Of Fhich viii be sold at low prices.
nj dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Does it not cost rather too much sweat and
toll. care and hard work, with elbow grease
and brain racking, to pay these mammoth
sums in one year. for only four kinds of for
eign fabrics, most Of which are merely orns-
mental
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

DouGRFAcE APPROVED The letter Of
Robert Winthrop to the Wings Of Boston, IS
published, with great commentator, in the
Southern journals. The Memphis (Tenu.) Bulie-
tin remarke OF it -
To all of every shade Of faith, in the South
Know NOthings and Democrats alike-it gives
the assurance that on the only proper battle
ground Of this sectional contest, there are tired
Wing soldiers. ready and willing. and able to
contend for the Constitution and the Union
Why should no We be all as united for Freedom
at the North, as they are al the South for Siav-
cry Let ali doughfaces like Winthrop meet
with the contempt they deserve.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Successor to Oliver Chase n D. 2l5 ,iain st.
Manufacturer # all Ids If Pain AMI Fansy Boxes such
Porte honnaie, Envelope. Ioab, and t. Boxes &C &C.
SHELF BOXES
made in the most supsrii and durable manner Eh Gil,
La els, for Gto1s Sho 5. &c.
Particular ate iicn pad t. the Manufacture Of Wedding
Cake 5'Ses, q ersry lesirah pattern.
All ordess respectfully solicited and promptly attended
to. MS dn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

In Leomnsier. \ ~. II by Rev. 4. C. Bronson. Mr.
II Hardwitl. 14th. by Rev. Mr. TupDer Harrnan r
sp9oner AID Harrst f., daughter Of James Brownico
Esq
Ii inee.or. OF by Rev Nr Bigelor. H ne,,fr
Brooi :, Of Hubhsrds-o. ID S-ah War n Prinrotr
IL NeT Brainise. 30 ult., James 81 stone and Jane
p CleaYeland. tcthuf r. =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Dress Mas inz.-persuns wishing 70 tu,ploy an
erienced Dress Maser theI residences car b. ac
commedaied BY calling Miss GLEAsoS at No. 10 Chan.
der st. nI5 DIFF