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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-29


Some children playing in the h ouse of
Geo. w. Angel of Bedford. Mich, discover
ed smoke coming up through the boards, and
gave the alarm. When the boards were re-
moved, mouse's nest was discovered, into
which the little animal had dragged friction
match; the match had probably been ignited
by the movements Of the mouse, and but for
its timely discovery must have caused seri.
Gus fire.
Hogs at Cincinnati are not held SO
firmly as last week. The packers have about
made out their IaEe, and the sellers bristle up
at the low prices offered the sellers, whose
visages last week were round and smiling,
now wear minister's faces, and say that they
Will be corned themselves, before their pigs
shall be at $3.50 per cwt. Three years ago
they would have accepted this price with
grunt Of joy.
Shannon, by the grace of Frank
Pierce, Governor OF Kanzas, recently put off
the Governor, put on the politician, and made
dirty, toad-ealing speech, III the prof. slavery
office holders Convention. He told the as
sembly that the Free State movement must be
put down. and assured the shareholders that
the Executive of the United States would
stand by them to the last A nice speech for
the Governor Of territory to make.-Bo
atlas.
We hear, with regret, OF the death of
Mrs. Conover, of Oneida county, N York,
the lady to whom was awarded tho first prize
for riding. at the "Ladies' Equestrian Exhi-
bition" Of the State Fair, held in Elmira.-
She contracted severe cold ON that occasion,
from the effects of Which she never recovered.
Hon. VIM. A. Lake, elected to Con.
gress from the fourth district Of Mississippi,
over O. II. Singleton, had the bodneBs to de-
clare his opposition to the Nebraska act. Sim
gleton voted for the bill.
During storm at Cadiz, the lightning
struck powder magazine in the island Of
San Fernando aud caused an explosion, which
did damage TO the amoui Of s 200, 900 reals
($5,000).
William Gushing, Esq, Caleb's BROTH
er, has been nominated for Mayor Of New
buryport, by meeting OF citizens without
distinction Of party. 08#
How melancholy the moon must feel
when il has enjoyed the fullness of prosperity
and got reduced 70 its - last quarter"
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LIBERAL BEouEsT TO HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
1t is stated that the late Leonard Jarvis of Bal
timore, has bequeathed one-half of the Melange
edifce, on Baltimore street, in that city, to the
President and Governors of Harvard University,
and the other half to the Baltimore Humane I'm
partial Society, the House of Refuge, the Aged
Woman's House, and the Orphans Asylum
This estate, which is estimated at $4,000 per
annum, and increasing, viii be the property of
Mr.. Jarvis widow during her lifetime, but after
her death will revert to the above institutions.
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DEATH OF New YORKER ABRoAD-New
York, Nov. PA letter received from Paris
by james W. Otis, Esq, Of this city, dated
Nov. 18th, announces the death of Dudley
Selden, Esq, of this city, after short illness.
Mr.. Selden was formerly prominent member
of the New York bar, but had retired from
practice. lie was Representative from this
city in the 23d Congress.
TRIAL FOR MURDER.A jury having been
procured, the examination of witnesses in the
case of Baker, indicted far the murder of Bill
Poole, was commenced this forenoon.
Advices from Venezuela to Nov. Sth, state
that-the cholera was raging to an alarming
extent in Laguayra and Porto Cabello.
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Letter from DIR. HOlmes.-Mr. Jernison:-
srI am aware that there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicine; notwithstanding, believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested its qualities severn cases
am fully satisfied that worthy of public conadence
and most cbeerfuy recommend it to those who are at
fcted with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. D.
Providence Oct. 20, 1856 MI d1y
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understanding in some minds as to whether our
city officers are to be elected under the plurality
law or the old law, but it will be seen from the
following, that "a plurality of votes is all that is
required in the election of city and town officers
Be- 1T ENACTED, &c.. In all elections hereafter
holden, for the choice of town, city, or county
officers, by the people, the person receiving the
highest number Of votes shall be declared
elected. [ApproVed by the Governor, Feb 81,
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" A thing of beauty
=: =

So sang the gifted poet Keats What be more beau
ttu had fine head of Hair, that nobles of Nature
adornments Who that young, but values the luxri
ant locks Of YOUTH and would preserve them; and who
that is old but would avert badness? To all such wa
would commend LYoK's KATHArRoN universally acknowL
edged to be the most valuable and the most Delightfully."-
perinmed toilet article prepared. Be sure and ash
for LYONS KATHAIRoN, guard against the valueless
limitations and counteris which have lately been put ur
uqde somewhat similar names Sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only 25 cts.
HEATH. WYNKooP & CO., Pr,prietors,
I'm SO Liberty street. ny
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As the statements and attempts at reasoning,
made by the Transcript. are based on such ri
diculous assumptions as that Thomas H. Ford,
the staunch Republican Lieutenant Governor of
Ohio, presided over and endorsed the dongs of
the late doughface Convention at Cincinnati, and
its iucubrations unworthy ofnotice. 1t had bet
ter dole out whatever it has to say on such mat
tiers in the Fural districts, where the people have
not yet got ''out of the woods a
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SINGULAR acknowledgements Nov.
PA brig, name unknown, coal laden,
bound for Bangor, anchored near here on Sat.
urday, having sprung leak, and the master
and crew left her, in boat for assistance
On returning alongside, Sunday morning,
they found strange master and crew on
board, who Immediately hoiSted sail and left,
probably for Boston.
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aaPuTEAMs MONTHLY, fOE December, is already
issued. Its leading article is an interesting paper
upon the armies Of Europe, which is particularly
valuable at the present time. Then there is a
very excellent and just criticism upon Longfel
lows Hiawatha; an articles about niggers and
numerous other good things which will afford
both instruction and delight to the reader Put
MANS Magazine is unquestionably ahead of all
rivals in point Of literary ability.
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THE PANORAMIC VIEWS OF JERUsRLEM.-
Now on exhibition at Horticultural Hail. are
spoken Of very favorably by those who have wit.
messed the exhibition. To see them, says Rev.
DR.. Bacon, is like making a pilgrimage to the
Holy Land, without the annoyances and uncom.
Portable experiences of oriental travel. No per-
son who acknowledges any interest in the locali-
ties of sacred history should deny himself or his
children the privilege of looking on these vivid
and impressive representations.
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FALL OF BRIDGE Towers. Rochester, N.
Y, Nov. 27.--lhe towers Of the new sus-
pension bridge now in process OF construction
about two miles below this city, over the
Genesee river, fell this afternoon, with tre-
mcndous crash, and now lie on the bank, a
total wreck. No person was injured.
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THE HARMoNEoNs.-Thesei nimitable perform
ers have came to town, and will give one of their
best entertainments, at the City Hall, this even
ing Those who wish for a good finale to
happy Thanksgiving, will do well 10 go in. They
are the most accomplished band of performers
in the country. The Harmonious excel allother
companies in the musical talent, and their power
of description Of the queer, the quaint, and the
ridiculous Their Ethiopian songs and dances
are inimitable.
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ID. r. ESTARR OOK

= (Successor to Oliver Chase, No. 245 Main st.)
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy Boxes suc
Forte honnaie Envelope. Comb and Bit Boxes &c. &c
SHELF BOXES
made III the most superior and durable manner with Gilt
Labels, for Dry Goods, Shoes, &C.
particular attention pad to the manufacture of Wedding
cake Boxes Of every desirable pattern
All orders respectfully solicited and PROMPTLY attended
to. nlb '''P'i' ". s.s
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MUNICIPAL EIEcrIoN.-New Haven, Nov.
27.-Ths most Eexciting town election ever
held here, took place today. Over $500 votes
were polled. The American Union ticket sue.
coeded by about 406 majority. Town Clerk,
selectmeu, &C., were chosen.
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BAPTIST MISSIONS ~ BURMAH.--A Baptist
missionary in Burmah thus writes to the jiac.
sdohfot in this Countrywide cause of Christ
still advances to all the new stations in Bur
nah. The Burmans still listen. A few DAYS
since two were baptized. Brother Thomas
has baptized between forty and cry. Great
numbers have been baptized in brother Vim
toms field. Bassen is also best At a recent
meeting thousand Christians were present
In the region Of Toungoo, some thirty or forty
zayats have been built. and three thousand
are asking baptism. The native pnstor Du-
moo has just written me, that about one thou.
sand had been baptized on the mountains Of
Shwaygecn. About as many have been bap.
tzed in Ioungoo, while three thousand are
still requesting the rite"
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VERDICT FOR DAMAGES IN LIQUOR CASE.
in the Supreme Court at New Bedford on
Monday, Judge Metcalt presiding, the sum of
$1,000 was rendered by the jury as damages
in The case of Albro Us. Laphem, and Boyle
Us. same. These were two actions brought
against the Police Justice of Fall River, and
the constable and his aids, to recover the value
Of certain large quantities of liquors seized
under the liquor law OF 1852. Verdict for
the plaintiffs. Damages in the first case,
$500. In second case 500.
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ANTI SLAvBhY LEcTUREs.-We understand
that Hon. Henry Wilson, who was announced to
give the next lecture, on Friday evening, before
gagement, owing to the necessity of being in
Washington a few days before the opening of
Congress, tol look after the interests of freedom
He left for Washington on the 9th. There will
be no lecture tomorrow night.
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CONGRESSIONAL NAMEs.-There are in the
Congress which viii assemble on Monday, the
Sd proximo, three Smiths, the same number
of Wrights, of Campbells. of Bells. of Joneses,
OF Washhurns, and Of DLillers, and fourteen
other names of which there are two members
bearing each the same.
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MEXICAN NEws.-New Orleans papers Of
Monday last, contain the deteis Of the news
from Mexico to the 2Sth inst.
Alvarez had entered the city of Mexico
with five thousand men. and was quietly re.
ceiyed. The garrison had evacuated the city.
The seat Of government is to be permanently
removed to Boleno de Hidalgo, on the 9TH Of
February. The best feeling prevails between
Alvarez and Vidaur1i.
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BosToN ELECTION Monday for represent
tative from Boston, Conley, X. N, received
IVA, and Nickerson, citizens 1888. Con-
ley's plurality 376. The whole number was
1927, while at the state election the total vote
was 1880. Few voted, as it is not expected
that vacancy will be found actually to exist.
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The Managers the Worcester Chiliren's Friend soc
ETY. are hereby notified that the usual Monthly Meeting Of
the Board at the Home instead of taking place Thurs
day Of the present week, is postponed until Thursday
December 9Th, at q o'clock p NJ
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SmiserIne Ecn,nie. vii

Suffering Females will find timely relief and
eud n need, one well suited to their case in the faithful
use OF Dr. oougs Columbian Pills. The sense of sink
ing at the PIT Of Il stomach transient pains and ach
creepng SENSATIONS, broken rest foul tongue pondency
serror sighngs and groanDgs tremuonsness irrabity
ntful starting--these and much more these Pills viii
cure: sold for merely 25cents box See advertisement
So1u ny " eOOil, druggist. dje28
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o"Ee a. y J, 70 OiS "a. Bittera.


'"ie'ry homer, Esq, Of Boston, Mass.
Dear si. Boston, Sept 2Sth.
80, or 1t is nov eighteen years since / was first
WIN the waef-brash and arrangement of The
nave taken advice of the best physicians in
ItI 10y anu view YORK. in London, Paris GERMANY and
riSlse the several sulphur and other springs in
.ns country the watering places Of Gerr an and else
b ~ EUROPE and had found relief Since taking
hit naFF never mad return of the water-brash
gree Having found 50 great relief from this most dis
couaelng disorder have recommended trial Of vonr
great advantage. What little is in nv scops to Offer in
the circulation of your oxygenated Bitters will
DC done with grateful pleasure at all lines
Yours, very respectfully,
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Accidental man named James Hammond,
had his arm badly crushed and broken in this city,
on Tuesday afternoon, while Stacking cars on
the Boston and Worcester railroad.
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OuR EAsrsRx COUSINS. of our down
sass cousins have accepted invitations TO spend
thanksgiving IN Massachusetts,, and have all
feeoy arrived, They had their festival last
wesh, on. appear 70 be equal 10 the demands
tnnt WI De made upon them tomorrow. In
deed, one Of the number Il huntioe nm H.
Vermont relatiyes, with view Of seosptirs
an invitation for Thanksgiving ii that Sta,s
nsxs Week.--Bcston Transcript'e '''' '' ''
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LITERARY" I've three cents left" said A
loaier $50 III buy paper with thom."--
:" What paper will you buy 7" said friend.
curious to learn tho literary taste of his nc.
quaintance. "a paper Of tobacco" replied
the loelar.
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Yankee NOtiOus.--We have seen in Blston many
attractive novelties, but among them ALL is
worthy OF notice than the celebrated Oak Hall Clothing
House. Besides, you viii there be get the gid
pro quo your purchases, important idea with Yam
kee. One Price Cash System
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GoODNOW a uEYWooD.

NO 267 MAIN STREET,
Have large stock Of Boots, Shoes, md Ruh.
beers, at Wholesaler also, at retail full assortment of
soas9nn1e goods adapted to The city and country trade
a. SoopSow' .................,s X. HEYwooD.
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WAsHiNoroN, ARRAIRs. Justice
Dunlop will, II 10 said, receive the appoint
ment Of Chief Justice Of the U. s. Circuit
vourtin the District Of Columbia, vice Cranch,
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PoULTRY.-There was an abundant supply in
market yesterday, and of excellent quality which
retaied at prices ranging from thirteen to sixteen
cents pound.
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PoLITIcAL.-The Democrats Of sprinoes,a
have nominated Ansol Phelps, Jr., Tor Nav.
OF. The Americans have nominated Eliphs.
LOT Trask.
IN Ware, on Monday last, there was an
election for Representative, to ill vacancy
occauioned by a tie vote. samuel II. Phelps,
American. was chosen by 900 votes, 10 22s for
LOWS Relnond, Republicmn.
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Police Court.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. %.
Before Judge Greea-James Daily for assault
and battery on his wife, was fined So, 90 and costs,
and in default was committed.
The same, for being drunk was fined $500 and
costs, and committed in default.
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NJ. al. 81. SNIYriIr

Manufacturer Of aud Wholesale Deaier In
LADIES', MISSES, Il 0HILDRENs BOOTS h SHOES
both sewed aud Pegged, by the case or dozen. ''-'
Corner OF Union MARKET Steetsa few steps East of tho
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
aug d1V
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DR.. ClougI,'s CoIulnbinn PIN.

DI' tIUustf7s OOImm binm piIIs-A snre
cure for pain in the side headache SICK headache n
mVeess ples nervousness, and all bilious derangemeas
Ihese Ps cute with less cost Of money and loss Of time
than any medium ever discovered; and there is no na
sea, or grping attending their use Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes 10 the house to
as family medicine, for these Pills. if used faithfully
Wl break up any fever il used early ard are the hest
thng lor cold any person ever tried Sold by D. Scott
g. r. Spur, j. Green. and others dtf 80
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Snyvhn. EyOm, s. BrasnhsaITs QUApRILLE
BAND. Corn cry Dorman's Band.)
Director,--J. W. LYON.
PrlmnIer Ell ANIy
Economy ia FneI--The WORCESTER PEE

COMPANY, are prepared to furnish peat Of superIor
quaJ, delivered in any part of the city Orders left at
the Spy Office, or at the of u. f. Dixie will be
PROM tly attended to-
careful ANALYSIS of the Worcester peat recently made
by Or. charles T. Jackson, the eminent Geooest and
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts, shows that its ca
ton n ~ $1,000 IS 800 ard he ceres that usuch
peat will Sc We perfectly well for generating steam and
Ior most purposes is SUPERIOR to wood, and nesrly
equai 70 pltomnous coal" Ilouseke pers who wish
eeonomlze. viii do well to give il trinl If 81
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. charlottesville
Rachel left here this afternoon for Baltimore
on her way South. She continues very poor
ly, and OH leaving Jones Hotel, her condition
was so feeble that she had to be carried to the
vehicle.
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on orch and Fountain -sts Worcester. 5fass Tpe
proprietors Of this Institution aim to make il a com
Portable home for nvads at all seasons The location Il
elevated and healthy yet easy access froa psrts NJ
the city. ~ P' "
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoeFR3
and has never been limited the exclusive use of
III tn se cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, SC, address
L, =. ROGERS SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 2to Jpn
au27 d&,ytf ' W '"'
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THE Nsw HAVEN MURDER.-The attack by
Irishmen upon two policemen in New Haven, on
Saturday evening, and the infection of injuries
which resulted in the death of one of them. has
created much excitement in that city. The prin-
cipal facts in the case have been given by tele-
graph. Thomas Cummins, the one who was kill
ed, was the sexton Of St. Paurs Church, and was
widely kn,wn and highly esteemed. He leaves
wife and family. The other policeman, William
Grant, is considered in critical condition,and at
periods he is in deranged state Of mind. He
has frightful wound in his head, and his face
was horribly mangled by kicks received from his
assailants. Some twelve or fourteen arrests have
been made and the Mayor offers areward of $500
for the conviction of the murderers.
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THANKSGIVING DAY-We hope it viii be
pleasant today, and that all our readers will have
a good time.
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DR.. Harris. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 aain. corner OF WaSut street Tbankfu
10 m former patrons for their assistance he will endeayor
TO ret their con6dence which he atters himself he Ia
with their patronage ''
iiis Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, are inserted in all the various styles and M
on the best materials. iv28 dtsF
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Scn9Oi Committees, Teachers fitting nm
SCHOOL Rooms with the Modern School Desks and Stools
Gao purchase 30 in good condition. onehaf their orig
MA cost oy applying to WIN. II. EATON Proprietor Of
massachusetts Mercantile and Mathematical il stitu.e
'''iSNooSAs 4hdsS. auZ0
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d IL. JaHFay g. Sons, NEW YORK, have va
cancles Tor few smart capable sesmeh who have
ho"eose q tue Lace and Embroidery BUSINESS and can
influence trade. Apply by letter. stating previous exne
re nee, and amclsn Of salary expected 2iawIm o26
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he POst-OfIice in this city will be open for the
delivery Of mail NATTER Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Dayl
from IL to 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ, and from IL to
O'Clock P. NJ a. BA MISTER p n!
Worcester p. o., Vow rs. 1855.
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rurch9sers Of Dry Goods, look at Chamber
lin, Bernard, Co.'s advertisements, and do moi C,I o.
visit Their store before aklng purchases elsewhere
nlB AIR
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0be @alIp spp.
Nor1cE-we shall issue no paper t0mOFrc
n,ncinnnti Cenrention.

The re;ecti.u, by the Cincinnati Convention
of the resolution offered by Mr.. Gosler, OF Penn
sxlvsnia. to strike out the l2th section from the
ph;,adelphia Platform, considered in connection
with the resolution adopted there, to meet
At Philadelphia. at the time of the next session
of the Grand Council of the national body, Is
IN accordance with the idea advanced by Stephen
II. Allen, the only delegate from Massachusetts
who spoke in the Cincinnati body. Mr. Allen
urged the plan of meeting at Philadelpeia IN con
junction with the national" council, as ne saic
ain order that they might .fr up PLATFORM On
which both South and North could stand. II Is
evident that it was the constant intent OF the
doughface assemblage at Cincinnati to get oacK
again into the old national organization, at what
.vsr sacrifice of principle, but they thought
roundabout way Of doing it might make it go
down easier with their northern constituents.
Further evidence of the pro-Slavery tendency oil
this Cincinnati movement, is seen in the complec-
tion of an immense American mass meeting"
held at Louisville, Nov. 81, which was attended
BY many Of the delegates to Cincinnati. The de.
spatches state that Delegates from Massachu'
sets, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Mississippi.
and Kentucky, were present, and that the reso-
lutions passed by them sreafirm the principles Of
the platform of the American party adopted at
Philadelphia, and maintain them as the basis of
the political action of the American party" Who,
after such demonstration of Free State mem
bers Of the American party" can doubt the pro-
Slavery position they are ultimately to assume.
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SUMNER WALLACE.
SILVER Platter AND MAUFACTIIRER OF uAp
NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES,
., HAOHANGb STREET.. Worcester
elz
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pr. HemF,yeSarsemt gives special attention to
diseases OF the Eye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
uyZS
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A d n III Az Err,
~ 1IuoRNEY E COUNSELLOR At LIN.
my30 " , LBS