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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05
Tho Meeting Tonight.

Tonight the Republicans of Worcester open
the campaign, at the City Hall. This is the first
of series of meetings, in which their principles
will be defended by the ablest speakers in the
State, of different political opinions in other re-
spects, but all standing together upon the Re-
publican platform.
Tonight we are to listen to Hon. Henry VIII
son and Hon. John w. Foster. The first of these
is too well known to our citizens to need an in
PRODUCTION. In past years, his interchangeable ac-
tivity party leader has caused, whether Justly
or not, we will not now stop to inquire, much
prejudice against him.
We trust that no Anti-Slayery man will remem.
Der him any longer party leader. At the
Philadelphia Convention, it was he who rallied
the men of the North, and stood at their head
during that lively and eventful struggle.
Since then, from Maine to Indiana, wherever
there has been hard work to do organizing coun
selling, inspiring, Henry Wilson has been found,
laboring with that wonderful energy, which is SO
peculiarly his own. Let the people come cut to
welcome him, not as politician but as the great
champion of Northern principles.
The Hon. John W. Foster has not hitherto
been so well known to many of our citizens
Connected with the whg party until the last year,
he had not, till then, been actively engaged in
politics. gentleman and scholar, he passed
his life in scientific pursuits, with no taste for
partizan strife. The passage of the Nebraska
Bill called him from his retirement, determined
to battle against slavery until its aggressions
should be stayed. With many other true anti
Slavery men, regarding the Know Nothing order
as kind of John the Baptist to prepare the way
for the great Northern Party so inlperatiyely de.
manded, he connected himself with that associa-
ton. At Philadelphia, he stood side by side with
Henry Wilson, and proved himself eminently
man for the times. The President of the Amer
lean order in the State, he has resigned that po-
sition, believing that he could better serve his
principles by fighting a volunteer in the great
Republican Party.
Republicans of Worcester, let the meeting to-
night be worthy of the speakers, and worthy of
the causel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

ADDITIONAL FoREIaN NEws.--Gen, Pei
issier telegraphs the following, Sept. 18th =
In their work of destruction, the enemy re-
spected the docks (Which are magnificent con-
structlons), the establishments in the vicinity,
the barracks of Fort Nicholas and the Quar-
antine Fort.
The Morning Post states that the stores and
material destroyed or captured at Sebastopol
have cost the Russian Government seventy
millions sterling, independent of the feet
The Emperor Alexander has issued an order
OF the day to the army, communicating the
fall of Sebastopol.
His Majesty thanks the garrison of Sebas-
topol for the bravery they have displayed in
defending that stronghold TO the very last ,ani
declares that he is convinced all the troops of
the empire will follow this example in sacri-
icing life--all-everything for the sake of
protecting the religion, honor, and independ.
ence of Russia.
With regard to Prince Gortschakoff's in
tentions with the remainder of his army. or
the Allies's designs for cutting him off, we
have ~ positive information, but plenty of
rumors- which is equivalent to saying moth
ing is known. The following is all we can
CLEAN on the subject:
Large reinforcements are pressing forward
from Russia, and it was said that the Imperial
Guard wonld be sent to the Crimea. 1t was
still considered doubtful whether the forts on
the north side could be held. A report that
Prince Gortschakoff intended to evacuate the
Crimea, retreating by the way of Perekop,
bad been positively persisted in, and as posi-
lively contradicted.
The Morning Post ministerial paper) states
that from the best information it possesses, Pre-
Gortschakoff's army at the North will soon
be destitute Of provisions The Post also be-
lieves that the Allies are fully capable of at
ticking and defeating Gen. Liprandis forces
in the Tchernaya.
Paris, Sept. l8.-It is now certain that
Marshal Pelissler has decided upon a plan
of campaign which is to bring great results.
Two divisions of the army are to be sent to
the North of the Crimea, and will consist of
$4,000 men. General M'Mahon has left for
Eupatoria, to take the command of the troops
stationed there. In this manner it is hoped
to cut off the Russian army in the field, from
that which is now stationed on the northern
forts of Sebas:opol. These operations will be
executed with the greatest energy.
The Military Gazette of Vienna gives a let
ter from Odessa, which states that the Rus
slams at Baktchiserai are blocking up all the
dehles in the mountains, DESTROYING the
bridges, and cutting up all the roads commu-
nicating with Balaklava; which looks as if
they expected to see the Allies undertake a
campaign in the interior OF the Crimea.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

From the Home Journal" New York;
No article acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal popularity LYONS KGTHAIRoN To those who
have used it, (and who has n the is obvious
it not only beauties the Hair but preserves and restores
it at advanced age of e Its perfume and agreeable
enyening effects should stamp indispensable article
of the toilet"
The above is but of thousands OF similar commenda
tonsit stands unriyae toilet article Be sure to
ask for LYONS KATHARoN, its unparalleled populari
y has caused several unprncped persons to put up val
uless limitations, which they call by somewhat similar
Sold everywhere in large bottles only cts
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO., Pr )prietors.
I'm 60 Liberty street N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

KANzAs ELEoTIoN.-We have Kanzas dates
10 the I'd instant. Returns from three coun-
ties show heavy vote for Whitefeld, Pro-
Slavery, for Congress. The Shawnee Indians
supported the pro-slayery ticket. The entire
vote of johnson county was given for White.
field. In Leavensworth county Whitefeld
had 500, and Reeder 200. At Willow Springs
100 votes were polled, all for pro-slavery can .
didates. Gov. Shannon voted the pro. slave
ny ticket.
There was no tumult or fighting at the
polls-the Free Sellers generally not voting.
Captain Heath was not killed, as before re-
ported.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Gov. GARDNER's SPEECH.-His Excellency,
Gov Gardner, favored his personal and political
friends at the Know Nothing Convention, on
Wednesday, with speech, report of which ap
pears in the Bee and some other Boston papers.
We have no room for any extracts this morning,
but shall recur to it again, not because of any
merit that it possesses, but because the people
throughout the State who are invited to re-elect
him to Office should sec and know to what depth of
degradation and self abasement man can de-
scend, whose love Of Office is stronger than his
love of principle No Tammany Hall demagogue
ever INDUCED in coarser vituperation against his
political opponents, and the noted Chief of the
Empire Club, and the Hon. Michael Walsh,
may well look to their laurels, when they find such
a formidable competitor in the Hon. Mr.. Gard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Allow me the favor of a few lines, partly ex-
planatory, and partly in reply; to the unknown
correspondent in the Spy Of yesterday.
ioas present at the American Convention in
Boston on Wednesday--felt " at home" in that
Convention, and that it was "good" TO be pre-
sent. was there in the capacity Of a reporter
had seat with the reporters, and not with the
officers OF the Convention, as stated by the Spy
correspondent. The officers aud reporters Of the
Convention were alike honorable men, and how
ever much Of honor man might gain by being
seated wish the officers Of the Convention, the
undersigned was content with his position as
reporter So much for the important matter
and now for motives.
IL 10 obtain Office il is necessary tc sacrifice
principle. then am not qalifed for the wore--if
10 reiein Office II is necessary 70 tumble into a
bed with truck and dicker politicians, hucksters,
and traitors, have no taste for such fellowship,
and shall be most likely 10 get "tcket," in the
event Of their success.
Finally, upon the charge Of putting my foot
in" delendent enters a plea Of noi0 oonteadere
and has only to say that be "got It out" agar
before II was severely burnt. j. W. ID.
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Cambr;duc Cat,Ic Marker, Oct


At market, 1858 Cattle about 1900 Beeves, and S33
Stores consisting of working oxen and one and
three years old,
Market Beer-Extra, ss5Oa9 OO first quality 1926 1850
aS00 ID do 5Oa7,00j Sd do 5,50a600 ordinary 400
a5,e0.
stores-w Working oxen-$05 100, 40, 1875, 15Oal75;
1888 at market.
Calves-$4, 5, Gar.
Cows and Calyes-$25 80, IS, 4Oa45.
Two years old-$11, 12a16
Three years 0ld-S15, 17a20
Sheep and Lambs-470O atmarket. Prices in S1S3,
LAS 150, 75a200 each extra and selections 49, $50,
4, ga g.
Swine-110 at market Prices, 73c. per b. live weight
for old, 7taSe per Id. live weight, for young.
Tallow-9a9!c per Id.
Hides-6@a7c per ID.
Pelts-50a75c. each.
Calf Skins-1}c per lb.
Rem 'rks-There large number Of good quality
Beef Cattle atmarke the past week. extra and good quail
y sold higher. Sheep sold about the last week
to price, but quicker There few cattle for which
SO per cwI asked but purchaser at that price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

SOLOMON NoRTHuP's moral and scenic repre-
sensations were performed again last evening be-
fore an approaching audience, at Brinley Hail.
All who wish to enjoy amusement of the best or
der, will be sure to be there this evening, when
he appears again with his inimitable troupe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

NOIiCEs-Absconded from the house of the SUBJ
soriber, on the 2bth Of September Boy recently
from le state Reform School Wcstboro Said boy was
40 yers old about feet 10 inches high dark brown hall
rather inclined to curl pleasant couniennnce some rec
ea, quite large prominent gray or blue eyes Had on
WIN WIN he eit slate eolored Florence hat short denim
lrochi pants OF the same, NJ shoes or stoeklngs
Al pefaons forbid TO harbor or trust aaid boy on my
account as shall pay no debts Of his contraction.
southboIo', Oct 9, 1886.
M. u. Any person finding aud giving information
where SAID boy can be obtained will do The community
,avor a. nc viii In all probability, live at It's expense
sa,e sISurea Dectto ID THOMPSON, sOuthbcro or
Of aae "'s'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

B0sIOl, .
Reported for the Boston Courier. Flour-Demand
moderate at previous prices Ohio and Michigan common
IS S.75 do fancy $S.25 $50, do extra sS.75 1000
and Genesee extra tnew) 1918 1000 per Dbl. cash.
GrainSaes in lots of Western mixed Corn at ga cents
Southern yellow held at 9S cents and white nominal
Northern Oats As s9 cents per bush cash. Rie scarce
Hay-We notice further sales Of Eastern at $1,000 per
ton, cash.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

THE TRADE SALEs.-rhe amount of the
Publishers Associations Trade Sale, just
concluded, is not far from 100000. The
largest invoices were that of Phillips, Samp-
son, & Company, of Boston, amounting to
$4,000, and those of the Appletons of this
city and Lippincott, Grambo, & Company, of
Philadelphia, which amounted to between
$4,000 and $4,000 each. The previous
sale, to which the Harpers contributed, reach
ed $200,0 900, their invoice alone amounting
to $4,000 Within the month past books
have passed under the hammer of Bangs,
Brothers, & Co., to the amount of $500, 600,
and more books have been sold within the
week past in New Y ork than were ever sold
in week in any city before.-N. Y. Tribune,
Sept. %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

RemOyaI.-F. II. PUTNAM having bought GU
M: Y. u Coleman, and removed to his place. No. 2O9
Main St. door north OF the Am. Temp House will he
happy to meet his friends and patrons there as well as
those of his predecessor.
have now in store alarge stock of WATCHES off.
b. Adams 4 Son. Edward Fayre Brandt, David Taylor
and other celebrated makers which will sell on as rea-
sonable terms as any one in Worcester or elsewhere
Also, good assortment of JEWELRY Silver and
Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at my usually low prices
Also, sPECTACLES Of every variety, and especially
the Periscopc which have sold with such uniform sue
cess for the last twelve years
In my Watch Repairing department, have secured the
services of gentleman formerly from the establishment
Oh bigelow Brother Kennard, Washington st. Boston,
VINO from his long experience in repairing every scrip
on o. movements gives me the fullest confidence in say
ng that any work left at my store, shall be promptly
sl2 diff - ~ F"''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

The EXECUTION OF JOHN WILsoN.-We
learn that the efforts which have been made
to secure a Communication of the sentence of
death passed upon John Wilson, for the muir
der OF fellow-convict in the State Prison,
have proved unayailing, and that he will to-
morrow be executed in the Jail yard of this
city, ngreeably to previous announcements.
1t is said that very strong evidence was pre-
scented to the Committee on Pardons, on Tues
day, showing that at the time the murder was
committed he was not in sound state OF
mental health, arising from habits of self
pollution. BY subsequent watcbful super
vision he was restored to complete sanity, in
which condition IG was at the time of his
trial. An eminent physician of this city, yes
terday, remarked, that in his judgment, should
Wilson be executed after the evidence latterly
adduced as to his moral responsibility at the
time the deed was committed, the act itsell
would be criminal. Boston Telegraph, 4th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

A plan OF the property to be sold at auction,
on Austin Street, at II o'clock A. NJ, Oct 10Th,
can be seen at the Post Office, at the City Hall,
and at the store Of George T. Bryant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

The Conn CRoP.-- Memory runneth not
back to the time OF such bountiful crop Of
corn raised in this section. The crop is now
made, and there is no doubt but that it will
reach beyond the most liberal calculations
We have heard of no engagement being made,
but suppose the market will open at 20 to 20
cents per bushel.- Paris (Tena.) Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

SPUNKY AND DEcIsIvE.--Somebodyi in AL
ALBANIA wrote to Horace Greeley, to know il
he had ever joined the Know Nothings. Mr..
Greeley wrote back "Sir-I never was con-
sciously within mile Of Know Nothing
lodge, and never could have been induced to
join one OH any account. By placing your
foot against the author Of the silly report men,
toned in your letter, you will be certain to
kick a great liar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

NufritiVe PPtnciPle.-DR. ALFRED g. HAL
As'the- 81 the Me-" Theory Of Cure by Nutrition
be consulted in person or by letter to his address,
ceyes and examines patients in all forms of disease gives
prescriptions and medicines, and presents the most san.
guine hope to all nyaids of and natural restora.
ton, on principles and satisfactory at his HEALTH
OFFICE, No Central Court. Boston. Hours from to
feb6 d&w1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Tooth Ache Cnred. If dozen different kinds
without using chlOroform pain Teeth thoroughly and
firmly filled also, cleaned, sealed put in divided alter
ed IN position, and regulated, without giving any pain
opposite office to Hon. Isaac Davis I've been engage
for the past fifteen years in practising dentistry on Broad
way new York City, and now will be pleased attend
as workmanship References from the very first families
IN New York City Worcester be seen at the office
sI2 diff DIR UOIT Dor,;st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

A. Prentiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsgamond Bank, Entrance IA
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders will
with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to
Drafting Machinery. dec30 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Suffering Females will find timely relief aud a
friend in need one well suited to their case in the faithful
use Of Dr. Clonghs Columbian Pills. The sense of sink
ing at the pit of tie stomach transient pains and aches
creeping sensations broken rest foul tongue de pondency
terror, slghngs and groanngs tremuOnsness irrabty
htul starting--these, and much more, these Pills will
cure Sold for merely 25 cents box. See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT Druggist siaos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

III. G. o. Blake will give instruction to classes or
in the Ancien and Modern Languages Math
ematics &c, at No. Bowdon street. au16 deod6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BaTIey's TOOthache DrOps.-Thls remedy for
this most excrucatng pain is not only one of the best but
tbanart he remedy nff5rad IN thnsa with.
ahe toohache alter the failure of every other remedy now
offered to the public you have only try Baeys Tooth.
ache Drops, and will have in one minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS & POTTER, 1854 Washington At
Boston, and by Druggists generally amid dero
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

DIR. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, 15S Man, of Walnut street. Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
to retain their confidence which he atter himself he ha
won, and to gain that of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction inserted in all the various styles, and up
the best materials. jy26 diff
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for sale and will keep hand through the
better assortment of LIME than be bought at any
other place in the State Also, Cement and Oalcne Pas
ter.
Worcester, March IS, 1854 diff meh26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Once MOrc.-The Saturdays SIN gives us the
news IN volunteer for Mr.. Livermore in j. K Banister
VINO charges Baker with seeking nooriety only (young
n may YET better know OF whom he thus speas) instead
oJHSttce, and he shall not give our article he no.
ce he ay think it deserves This could not be expected
OF one who could consent to act agent of another with
views D. mas expressed OF h. both to and others. 1t is
simply necessary for deny giving any advice to par
ies here to sell to Mr.. LVermore Ii Mr. Lyermore did
IN way oblgate himself not to reopen Bookstore here
en we 40 not understand the right Of trade. AS the
prices OF Books the public easily decide and win no
doubt, as those buying seek their own interest
sct1 diff r. RAKER m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Wnl. Brown. UPHoLsTERER, has removed from
$50 Main street, 70 Rooms No. & WARREN HALL,
Pearl street. dom my1T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

o. BnDbift VIII take Dagueneoypes for so cents
LOT lew days His custom Of making good pictures Is
s"IO, .a guarantee Tor good work at low prcCs
~ much as has been said about Ambroypes being bet.
yer ean Daguerreoypes (Which Is fase) he makes ibis
every 90 cent Daguerreolype shall be bet
o' , my Ambroype that can be obtained in this city,
sSnbhbirrs Nos 4 II Plpers Block, where can be
'Vpu e Iaiges collection Of specimenain this city,
hrs o. DAbBlIT will not take so cent Daguerreotypes
my20 - ''' "''"' one'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Mrs. s. Goodwin, experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
the duties of her profession. Residence Is Austin
oct2l diff
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Pay Up, Pay Up AN those who are indebted
to Macuar, Williams Co.. Worcester, requested to
pay the same before the 10th ns otherwise their &C.
counts will be left with attorney for collection
Oh diff
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Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDS, Physician
and successful MidU.fe, No. SO Summer, between Cen
and Exchange streets. N. B-Particular attention
given to the treatment of all Female Diseases dtf %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Western Ticket Through Western
Tickets, for all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD s CO., Agents,
auA diff 1870 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

Slate for Roofs. The subscriber is prepared to
Furnish Slate Roofs of superior quality and lay it in
the best manner on the satisfactory terms. Sam.
pies may e seen at the yard on Grove street.
ap13 diff JOHN BARNARD.
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MAcHISrsTs ron CuuA.--Nearly sixty ma
chinists left South Boston Wednesday for
Cuba, where they are to remain ill May
Most Of them have engagements at high
wages.
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J. ID. LINNELL. MID,

H0MG0PATHIST AND SURGEON,
(For nine years Allopathic Physcian.)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
Office hours from to A. NJ, aDd to 2. NJ.
iy "a dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

NOticc.-W. l.. HONS, Teacher of ali kinds NJ Brass
Instruments, ClArionet, Flute &C. Brass hands taught
IN the most thorough manner. ''' '-Ne"'
hso music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, oTchestras, No. Apply to Lorng Botbers Music
store or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter ST., Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston & Eastern Ex-
press Co, have removed their office to $50 Main street,
Briney Block, nearly opposite American House.
an7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases of the Eye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block.
mv2Q
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VIM. Sumner-Is still in Worcester, Chatham
ST. Place. reports the contrary Notwithstanding and
teaches Singug-schoos.
avud
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-05

800 Coat Makers wanted immediaIe-
Iy. CHAS. W. FREELAND, & CO.,
Union Block, 1893 Main street.
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Call at the great Book Sale, No. Worcester House
Block s26dtf
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CLnmin's DnSuerreOtype II OOms, 1888 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House If
req diff
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o1- I MMsIe Molice.-GoDDARD ALpRIoWs

9uhDRlLLE BAND, J. NJ. ALDRlcH, Promptcr.
A. VoDpAHD, ISL Violin W. h. HoBBs, Carionet
u" we nhD"uh, 90 b. .nAKER, Cornet Piston
b. X. DELAND, Double Bass
Engagements may be made by N. p. Goddard. Mulburv
ST. W; H. Hobbs, 20 Winter ST., NJ. Aldricb Vine st
Quarters, 203 Main st. " 'i"'O"' Ai''u
The above Band, thankful for past favor,. solicit
s25 RI
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w. A. W ILII 4 MS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
No. z Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
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Wanted-Immedately- or Eight Custom Pant
makers. gu29 diff A. p. WARE.
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DR.. STEARNS
Dentist has removed his Office and residence to No. Wa
nut street, Worcester.