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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

LAHoK FIRg.-The oil-cake mill Of John
3ai, at Sehaghticoke, and the Aax mill adj !.
Joining. belonging to David Mills & Son. 10.
gether with large dwelling house, were
burned on Wednesday morning. Loss $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

ExoELsTSn-Thycr & Taft invite the citizens of wr.
ceser generally, whether private citizens Or candidates.
Tor Office to one Of their crack entertainments thIs eve
ming Nands Of the choicest kinds and decace OF the
iare't quality as usual 10 be served up Gail AT the
Excelsior, all who wish for tIptop A No FIRE CHI.
zehs' Ticket for municipal cicrs icing talk, or one
could beet be made up BY selecting from the patr n. .,
'ne Excelsior" 80 you can serve double purpose BY
attending there 10 night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

An English turnip weighing twenty-six and
half pounds, without the top, (Which, of itself,
weighed about ten poundse was raised this year
by Mr.. Paul H. Whitcomb, of Ashby Beat
thaL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

The GRAIN CROP OF THE CoUNTRY.-The
New York Times has the following in regard
to the available surplus of the wheat crop
which in these hard times cannot fail to inter
est our readers:
well advised Western authority estimates
the excess of wheat over our wants for home
consumption, at 100000 bushels. The
harvest reports of July and August bear out
this calculation. The receipts Of new grain
at the sea board in October and Novemb Der
fully indorse it. The real question is, how
far this surplus will be drawn upon from
abroad. The draft last year was only 6,S2I,-
5S4 bushels The American crop was a fail
ure. The year before, the draft was %, l4S,-
$50 bushels. The crop was fair average
Prices thus far show 40 cents the bushel and
81 the barrel above the currency of 1853. The
chances arc they win continue to rule higher
than in 1853 throughout the season.
But assuming half the present difference,
say twenty certs the bushel and one dollar
the barrel, and reducing -four to wheat
five bushels to the barrel-we have this com
parison
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

sruaR LEWIS to settle the much controyertad ouerv
as to who shah re Nayorf" "a question which nobodv
appears to be able to give satisfactory answer have con-
cevei project to settle the matter ut once by Inviting
al the proposed candidates for the Mayoray Of the ctv
70 grand tetalnment at Of their magnificent a.
looms this evening" and leave II the company presen u
select The best looking for the Place 80 be on hand
AL Of you, fyou wish to have voice in this important
matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

NEGRO CoNsPIRAeY.-It is stated that in
Ouachita county. Arkansas, secret organiz-
alton, with pass words, signs, and grips, has
been discovered among the negroes. The
murder and robbery of their masters was to
be their primary object, and then they were
to take flight for free State, killing all who
resisted their progress. About one hundred
were concerned in the plot. Eleven of them
had already escaped for the North
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

eTATfsTfcAL.--fhe population nf Brooklyn,
including the late city OF Wiliamsbufgh, Is
officially annous osd as 1914, 225; an increase
of ovsr "a 900 since 1860. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, December
Term. Chief Justice Melen presiding, is now in
session. Case No S94 was on trial yes terday.-
Cases next in order, 1915, Io48. 1862, 1858, llS5,
1857, 1874, 1888, 1891, 1892
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

~. ''.''.V- eII1TsoVOJ
The most destructive fires during the last
month occurred at Warwick, K. l., Chicago,
ILL.,, and San Francisco, Cal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Upton's auction sale of books, opposite the
Post Office, will close this evening. Books at
retail during the day at auction prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

ACCIDENT IN BARRE Mr.. Timothy r Hincll-
ley of Barre, while at work in Dr. Brownie barn,
last Monday, fell, in consequence Of the breaking
Of plank on whick he was standing, from the
scaffold to the cellar below, breaking his leg in
two places, and shattering the bones of his foot.
He is large, athletic man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08
GOODNOW $ HAYWOOD.


Have large Seek Of Boots, Shoes, and Rub.
ocrs' ~ whoiesaiei also at retail full assortment Of
soasonabe goods adapted to the city and country trade
all Of Witch will be sold at low prices -4
nj ar '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

cute for pain in the side headache, scE headache eos
tvness, lies, nevou ness, and all bilious derangeme IT,
Jhe'e rus cure with less cost Of money and loss Of time
thn any medium EVER discoveries and there is no nnu
sea- or gripping, Attending their Every family in
worcester shouid have dozen boxes sS house TO use
a. FAMILY mdicne for these Pills, II used faithfully
VIII bfeak up any fever ii used early ard n The best
thing or cold any pcrs ev tried. SID ly D. Scott
g. II. Spur, }. Greer. and others DIFF olg
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y. u. LINNELL. MID.

hoMGoPATHIsT AND SURGEON.
49,. tFor nine years an Alopahic physcian,1
Vt n,aa IND ntslpsScs ~ WALsur Or. WoRcnsTra
IVA dan, )" 70 w. Asa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Wiider'S Patent SalamadcP Snfes,--Tbe
best Fire Proof Safe in the wold with Wders Patent
Iowaer ana Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by s. A.
ROWLAND, General Insurance Agent No la Main 81
over the Quinsigamond Bank. al dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

VI RS. ,. GOodwsn. an EXPERIENCED and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night. to
attend the duties of her profession Residence is Austin
oct21 htf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in
LADIES, MISSES, & CHTLDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
birth Sewed aud Pegged by the case or dozen
Corner OF Union Market Streesa few steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
au29 d1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

DEsTRTcEyR FIRs-A very destructive
fTe occurred in the workshops Of the State
Prison at Sing Sing. \. Y, on Thursday
night, about SIX o clock in the evening. The
fire broke outin the clothing store. from which
II soon spread &c the machine shop. carpenter
shop, and other outbuildinss of the prison.
Considerable confusion prevailed among the
prisoners, who had not We, returned to their
cells. Both the male and female prisoners
were almost frantic, and many of them shout
ed ont their wishes Tor the total destruction
Of the prison. The loss BY the fire is esti-
mated at about $751; 900. Il originated in the
State shop where the clothing OF the prison is
manufactured, and where the wearing appar-
el OF the prisoners is stored. 1t spread to the
hat shop, and soon swept the entire range of
the South wing. a two-story stone building,
and oHe-siery building, running at right
angles with the South wing. These shops
were occupied by Charles Watson, who en-.
ployed about sixty convicts in the manufac-
ture of hats. It was filed with the most
beautiful and~eompheated machinery. and a
large stock of wool, accumulated Tor the win
ter supply. Nj. Watson's loss Is estimated
at full $40, 600. The property in the State
shop, and which is DESTROYED, will not proba-
bly, exceed $1,000 in value. The shops de-
stroyed viii cost the State about S25. 600 TO
replace. The walls of the main wing are still
standing, and may be rebuilt upon. When
the express train passed through the prison
grounds, 1t was feared that the new building
erected for the use Of the stone contractors,
would also be destroyed. 1t is filed with new
and valuable machinery, which has been used
but a few days; if that is destroyed the loss
will be increased at least $50, 600. The orr
gin of the fire is not known. When first dis
covered, il was burning in the vicinity of the
stove, in the State shop. 1t was surinised
that it was the work of an incendiarv, and
fred for the purpose of affording an opportu-
nifty for the escape of some of the convicts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Nrs q hs,;. in u.s. eiittie EnysicIaus
Midwifery and united with the study about six wears of
practice three OF which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of sin9e mother or child, would with degree
Of conhdtnce st d and recommend her services 20 her
friends generally she considers The business belonging
exclusively to qualified f.males.
n b. Uterine and other Fema'e Complaints will also
Supporter.
Residence, 60 Summer street, between Central aud Elk
change SITS. MO Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

The LoN-Leadworth Witt, to test the qualifications
Of these who have been mentioned for Aldermen of the
CITY Tor the ensuing year have provided magnificent en-
tertalnment to come of tonight which they are Invited
10 atendi-en which oceason should their tendency to
deVour be commensurate with their requisite ademanic
proportions OF body they will be deemed competent to run
Tor ths oa'es named Go in feowcitizens aud witness
an Aldermonic nenagere, once in your life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Painting s. aWin2.--MIsS GRAVES will
reopen her School for ratng in theabove Departments,
on SATURDAY, Dec. s, at Q A Nj
Rooms, QInsigamond Bank Building directly over the
Office OF Hon. Isaac Davis N ace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Purchasers Of Dry Goods. l1ok at Chamber
lin Barnard II Co.'s advertisements and do not fail to
visit their store be raking PURCHASES elsewhere
MS sdtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

VRRDIcT IN MALPRACTICE CAsE.-In
Brooklyn, n. Y, on Thursday. the jury in
the case of Albert a. Wilson against Isaac K
Smell, a physician, brought in verdict of
three thousand dollars damages, for plaintiff.
The malpractice was in badly band aging the
arm of a child
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w. 4 ILLIANS,


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAU
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

THE ANrI-SLAvERY CoURsE.-AIrs. Webb, the
colored eloeutionist, read to full house, at the
CITY Hall, last evening, before the City Anti
Slavery Society. the drama of the Christian Slars
- resurrection Of Uaels Tom. She read it very
ably, and elicited much applause. The piece Was
written exp7essly for Mrs. Webb BY Mrs. Stowe,
and has been kept as near the original as posi-
be. Itwas one Of the best entertainments Of
the season, besides afOrding fund Of sound
anti-slavery instruction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

To Nervous SuiFrFeFs,-A retired clergyman
restored to kealh few days after many years Of great
nervous suffering. is anxious make known The means
OF cure VIII send-iree-the prescription useti Direct
IS Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL No SO Fulton ST., Brook.
lyn, N Y n2s deuS6w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

nav be seeounssa to-. n par by The cheanssf
with WhicA works q isSssT merit arr uVoSaos5
Since she iasrgaCcison q the tssuciTeogvres,
more has bssa done 70 cultivate tbs ssSse xhsu
was seeamQlishsd la century preySouss ana
now tss Photograph. which Is susceptible 8 sach
be2srnzs faisa, ana tie mere recent anlarotspC.
arc perfeetiag whss the daguetrcotvpe began -
isvzted. lead ~ 10 higher cultivation. aud
nicer appreciation Of the highest artistic works.
Aaere : now On exhibition IN this city two finely
executed paintings ay = ioreign artSst-Sssk-
s2ssse n Is ssaay, and MilloE IN The act If dc
'@tinS one q his lumori$i poems The latter,
With the exception Of too mach byillj2ncy in the
ewes. supposed 70 ae din. ss fzulslesS bat Shak-
SpeaTe, sae Rast OF he people. : most admired.
Tie exhibition is free. and the room j. throngsd
with admirers. ensiuS The day and evening, Sub
SeIp'ionS foT stsel Plate copies are being taken
Among the names Of subscribers / notice henry
W. Longfeliow and The venerable Washington
Irving. SPECTATOR.
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Snwfn, Lyon, * BramhnITs QUADRILLB
BAND Corr cry Dormau's Band)
Director-J. W. LYON.

& M |'i'S'' '+NN'N SfA'i DID,.
~ W LNON''.ss's. .........s.....l st Violin.
y sAwlS...."...,...,...... Violin.
y, INA ahAhL".s''s s''sss.s.........C larOnet.
a. ~ DorhAs.... Cornet a Piston.
- ~ ptNhAhps 'sss.s...s.......DO Double Busa.
, Apply to Dorman's Eating House, corner Of Main and
t Lous st " Bran hall 20 Mechanic ST. or at the Oioe
malsh's Music store, 1874 Main 81.
VI Any hun Der Of Pieces furnished
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

School Committees. Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the odern School Desks and Stools
can purchase so in good condition. for half their orig
nai cost. by applying to WIN, II. EATON Proprietor of
Massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical Ilstitu e.
Worcester Mass au25 dtf d
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ACCIDENTS IN HARDwICK.-We learn from
the Barre Gazette, that on Monday last, as Mr..
Jesse King, who lives in the westerly part Of
Hardwick, was endeayofing to right up his we'll
sweep. the crotch IN the post TO which he had at
tached yoke Of oxen. split, and the sweep fell
striking Mr.. King on the side Of the head and
face, and seriously, if not fatally inuring him
At the last accounts, Mr. King remained insensi
bic, and little hope was entertained of his recov-
cry.
Mr.. Wyatt Barlow, in the south part of Hard
wick, was thrown rom his buggy against stone
WALL week before last, and so badly injured in
his head as to produce permanent arrangement,
if not death. The horse Of Mr. Barlow became
frightened and ran, which was the cause Of the
accident.
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y - - - "A l. Il "
No, Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
jyl4l WORCESTER. MASS td&wtf
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LUJ Nam 50.
p : Our stock Of Watches, Jewery and Fancy. Goods
large AZ at present. and will be sold very
low N or fr t" reduce so previous our removal
into our New store. r22 dtf
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SUMNER WALLACE,
SILVER Platter AND MANUFACTURER or HAIR
MSS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES,
81 HhSHASsk SFkEhT,. .-.-.s..-...... Worcester
ELI deod6n1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Cameo X SObs and Lrops, with Pins, in sets
or separate. Many and desirable patterns with rich
setting, aud will be sold low BY
CnIp1yAN q orrD.,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

Western TieItet Omce.-Through Western
Tickets, ioi all principal Cities and Towns
LEONARD & CO., Agents.
au24 diff ls0 uSin straes
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kSNzAS AIsEIcVLTIES.-In the Senate. on
Thursday. Nr. IIsies resolution calling on tie
President ior Information touching Kanzas
matters. was. 81 the suggestion OF Mr.. Hunter.
Ind ovet te wait for the reception al tie Pres
ioeat's Message
The CaioA OF Thursday morning contains
the cores ondeRee between Governor shan
non and tie President. Shannon calls on the
PreSsdeatto order out the United States troops
a Font Leesenworth, 10 preserve the pesce of
hSnRsS. snd 10 protect the sheriff of Douglas
coUuSy, while executing q legal process in his
hands. He Is told that there are 1000 armed
men Al Lawrence, who have rescued prison.
ers. burned houses, Sc. The President prom
lses in replyto exert himself 70 preserve peace,
and 10 promptly execute preliminary measures
necessary 10 be taken before calling ont the
troops. \ sheriff is not United States OH
Ger. and the President has no authority TO
order out the forces except 10 suppress iasur-
reetion. The representations yet rsce,e ed do
not present case OF actual insurreciion, but
only OF not, and do not demand the interpo-
sition REQ uired By shannon. The PTesidJn
will not order the interference of the Federal
troops until he Is officially informed that the
territorial authority has been exhaused.
KANzAs ArPA1as.-St. Louis. Dec. 6. The
latest accounts from Kanzas represent that
soc men. armed with Sharp's rifles, were as
sembled at Lawrence. They declared that
they were willing the Sheriff should peacea-
bly, search for the escaped prisoners, and that
they would not commence hostlities, but
would act on the defensive 10 the last.
Pomeroy, who escaped from his captors, is
now in Lawrence.
1t is said that the pro slavery party has 500
men in Franklin. and 200 in Lecompte and
Douglas Counties.
II resistance offered TO the execution of
the writs. the Sheriff declares his intention 10
await the further orders of the Governor.
1t is thought that fight will eusue before
the matter is settled.
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] UIi--s ID
Three Years Old -f2s4S2
. Sheep and Lambs 81 $50. Us, 4. &. saI0
Swine-shoats 70 ttid!e scarce and high prime lots
from to Il.
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sPECIAL NOTICES
WILLIAM DICKINSON.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. lis Main street Worcester

To Business Ieu.-A Rare Chance
The stock and Fixtures Of First Glass mily Groce
Store he vers bes stand in the city, is offered for sale
Inquire at this Office de- diff
Dr.. Harris, Dentist, still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, los Main of Walnut street Thankful
70 MS former patrons for their assistance will endeavor
TO retai their confidence which he atters hnst IT, he Ia
Won ana to gam that Of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
HIS Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction are inserted in all the various yes aud u
on the best materials. iy26 AFT
Notice.-W. HoBBs. Teacher of all kinds of Brass
instruments, Cldrouet, Flute, &C. Brass Bands taught
in the most thorough .naaner
Asomnsie composed arranged for brass and string
oands, oIchestras &c Apply tc Lorng Brohers' Music
Store or ". L. Hobbs, 20 Winter st. Worcester.
s26 diff
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Balm Of a ThOHsand FtOyvers Reader
do You wish beautiful complexion If So use the saiyn
Of thousand FioWerS." 1t eradicates all Tan pmpes
and Freckes from the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful perfumed
breath--if has no equcl!
FETRIDGE & Co, Boston G. r. SpURR sole aren't
IOf worcester. ie6 diff
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IF LIS :. A PLLS!s
Those Apples hive arrived from Western New York
1900 barrels all of the tuls in the hest condition.
DkAPEp h CLARK.
MI dG Washington Sauare.
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APpIlES! PFC.

G X, WETHERFLL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
no, FLAGcs BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
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paAieoH
WHEAT AND FLOUR EXPORT
1s5s-4..."....2S14 Sss5 s142l s4o. 1.Ie o1s
llS5t-5............, 6,S2l5S4 liz u 226I 54
lS5o-6............,3 5 100000 / 62I $4,000 0
Increase over last year,. So O28S46
BREAD AND PROVISION EXPORT
hoy Total value ......s65 9Ol $40
Total value 80. 46,606 1871
oo-6.'..........T Total estimate. 1,7l9977
Increase over last year $4s O23 $40
In this we make no allowance for increase
III indian Corn, Rye, Pork Lard, Beef, Ba-
con, Butter or Cheese. The Indian Corn ex.
port was 7,767sl6 bushels in 1854. and
hsO15S5 bushels last year.
The foregoing prospect of total TODD ex-
port OF $Sl,7l9,077, the largest by S13, 0l8,-
Oo6 ever known-t at Of lS47 being the next
heaviest, S6S, 70l, 92l--is fortunately unqual-
ihed by the condition of the cotton trade aud
crop The present crop is acknowledged TO
DC one OF the largest ever grown iii the Uni
ted states. IT viii, from al appearances.
prove fully equal to the crop of 1923. though
prices may not average SO we'll. Already the
foreign exports are 1863 900 bales in excess of
last season, and "A 600 bales ahead of the
great crol of 1923.
From the foregoing comparative estimates
the conclusion would seem to BIO rational
one, That such prospects from these two lead
ing staples have seldom, if ever, before been
known. IL is proper they should have their
due weight thus early in tho season, in dis
polling the doubts which the singular trou-
pies Of England and France have suggested
as to the stability OF the financial condition
OF our own county We deem it not mop.
perfume to present the facts as they really are,
with reference TO the underlined fears and il.
logical specuations which have recently been
INDUCED on the subject, aud which continue
to show themselves in Wall street on the ar.
rival OF every European steamer. The add.
non OF the PiprY.Flyg MILLIONS of dollars
nkely to be made 10 the export list of the year
IS both significant of prosperity and encour-
aging to financial confidence. It's bearing in
this respect Is clear and unqualified. Ii might
tie otherwise ii the imports Of foreign mer.
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In Barre, Nov 20, by Rev. WIN. A. Fuller, Nelson l.
Tucker to Justina Paige, both of B.
In i'rookhed. Nov. 81 BY Rev. S. S. Hunting, Levi
Davis to Then D Crosby
In Phiipston, Nov ., by Rev Mr. Bulard of ROYAL.
ston, George W Sawele of Echburg to Mary L. Bowker
efP
In Ashburnham, Nov 20, T. ". Ward, ESQ. formerly
Depot.
N Leominstsr Nov. %, by Rev. Amos Smith, George
y Ha to Sot hroaa y Derbyj 29b, Francis E. Baeh to
In Wincheadon, Nov. % ny Rea Mr. Baldwin. James
y. Acoiae Of Atho', to Adeln. Foskett Of Orange
IN Atho Dec. by Rev Lys ,nder Fay j. Fl rson Fos
gett- Esq Of Orange to Eueline b. Hodgos Of Athol
Depot, 80 "a -A'HNA
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EOCALNEwS.


At meeting Of the Republicans of Woroes-
ter, held at the Police Court Room on Friday
evening, P. Emory Aldrich was called 10 the
chair. and Samuel Houghton was. chosen secre-
tary.
The chair announced thar the candidates nori-
mated for Mayor and Aldermen At the l-s' meet
ing, with the exception Of Wm- H. Harris, who
was nominated fo- AlisrEsan from Ward 5. had
declined
1t was voted to go into an Internal ballot for
candidate for Mayer, and the following was the
result OF the baIotting Whole number of vo.es
IS; P. Emory Aldrieh had SO. and there we're 10
scattering.
On molten Of G. NJ. Rise, i; vas voted una,.i-
rnously that P. EMORY ALDRIcH, Esq, be
declared the nominee Of this meeting.
A eo4mittee Of one from each Ward was then
chosen TO I'll the vacancies for the Board Of Al
dermen. The committee retired. and shortly re-
ported the following list
WAzD l--Alaxanasr Thaye-,
2-HQraoe Chenery,
S.-CslEin W. angler,
z.-JesePh Pratt.
5-@m. H. Harris,
6-Josiah W Allen,
q" III. " Tower
S-Riehzrd Ball
The report was adopted unanimously. and the
meeting adjourned.
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4 II z n B DE D r Z be-M 4 AER,
NJ. Nt"puf9 slTeet, .Worcest ter
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RrE.I,tcn lgnriret-Dec q 1ssa

Brs@i ston Mariset Dec. 6, 1855.
Al MARIE Is Beef Cattle IS Working oxen 100 Cows
and Calves, $50 5 ores, 20 Sheep ard 1000 SWINE
Beef CatteExt SS.25sS IS; quality 81 75aS 25;
"a 10. 75l5 %; sd do. 5oa6 30
Working oxen-saies So 50, 95, loo, 1906 I29 1s5a
Cows ard calyes-s2o p, 81, 81, A, 5Oa52
Stores-Yeariings II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

DR. S1kiAGhS
Dentist, has his Office and residence to No W.
nut rect Worcester.