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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-06
Senators Elected.

SUFFOLK CoUNTY.-Henry B. Rogers, Ben.
Jamln " Clark; Robert |. Burbank Geo W. Mes.
singer, and John Cowdin, of Boston, and Jacob
Mitchell, of Chelsea; three Republicans and three
Fremont Americans
ESSEX CoUNTY.-Charles w. Upham, of Sa-
lem; h. S. Poor of South Danvers S. +, Stone
OF Newburyport John Batchelder of Lynn Ca
leo Hunking, OF Haverhill three Republicans
and two Fremont Americans
MIDDLEsBX COUNTY-Joseph White of Low
ell ., W. Albee, of Marlboro c. C. Esty, of
faamingham j. M. Usher, of Medford A. p
Bonney, of Lowell; GiGeon Haynes, of Waltham;
three Republicans, and three Fremont Ameri-
cans.
WORCESTER CoUNTY-George f. Hoar. of Wor-
cesteri William Mixter, of Hardwick; Ohio
whitney, Jr., of Ashburnham; j. f. Hitchcock,
Of warren ;; Velorous Taft of Uxbrdge; five
:, HAMPsHrRE CouxrY- Oliver Warner, Of
Republicans y
HAMPDEN County. Matthew D. Field of
Southwlek; Cad o. Bliss, Of Longmeadow one
Republican and one fremont American.
=. DEhkshlRE CouNTY.-H. l.. Sablin, Of Will
Jamestown William Taylor, of Lees one Repub-
lican and one Fremont American.
Mortified, Republican
NORFOLK COUNTY --Asaph Churchill, Of Dor
cnesteri j. M. Turner, of Brookline; John M.
ME a, o. Waipolei two Republicans and one
BRISTOL COUNTY, -E r. Sawin, Of Fairhayen;
y: Ames, ~, Of Easton j. S. Young, of Fall
river two Republicans and one Fremont Ameri-
can.
PLYMorH CoUNTY,--Azariah b. Wheeler. of
North Bndgewater; Benjamin w. Harris of
East bridgewater one Republican and one FIRE.
mont American.
bARNsrABLE County. John W. Atwood, of
Chatham. Charles Y. Swift, of Yarmouth; two
Fremont Americans
NANTuCK n no III
Shaw, OF Natucket, Fremont American
In all OF the counties except Worcester and
Banstablc, union tickets for Senators and Coun-
ty officers were supported by the Republicans
and Fremont Americans, who are all elected by
triumphant majorities.
Thus, there is nota single Democrat, or Fill
more man, elected to the upper branch Of the Leg.
islature OF the forty Senators, as seen by the
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Mr. Knowlton's remarks were vociferously
cheered. The procession then marched up Main
st.,cheering the Palladium, Egis and Spy offices,
in their progress, and wound up by giving three
rousing cheers for Arson Burlingame.
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We would advise all who are in want Of superior pic
lures Of themselves or friends to call at the roo q,
0nase wei h. in Fosters Block, 222 Main Street We
pronounce their pictures superior to those taken at any
o'ner establishment ia the city We have Observed the
Dea1u pictures 10 their show case and to saw that thew
were mo natural and lfelike is to use hackneyed ex
PsS0n out no other would be appropriate in this case
Their pictures are bold and clear, and for briapey of
tone and hnsh We do not hesitate to say that thew are
superior to any other establishment in the citv and We
would say to ALL if You want likeness that Won will NOT
be ashamed to look at and show to your friends ar a.
their rooms, and you will not be disappointed. Their
prices are very moderate, and their pictures viii give en-
tire salts faction d2u
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CoUNTERFElTERs CAUGHT.-We learn by
the Bangor Journal that Oh Friday two rogues
were detected on board the steamer Daniel
Webster, going from Bangor to Portland, in
the act OF passing counterfeit money. When
the boat reached Rockland word was tele
graphed to the City Marshal of Portland, who
upon the arrival OF the boat, received one of
the rosues IN his arms as he stepped off the
plank. The other one escaped, Tut was Sc
cured IN the course Of the evening. Upon
searching them, one was found to have huge
pile oil fraudulent bills, more than conld he
held in two hands The other had but fonr
dollars OF it, and it not appearing that he had
put OH any, was suffered to go. The large
bill holder was committed.
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TO
t H e d A I L Y SPY
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9th. 10 P.

New YORK, Nov. 9th, lOP NJ.
Returns from Pennsylvania, show steady
Democratic gain.
Delaware goes strong for Buchanan.
Ohio stands about the same as at the October
election.
Michigan looks well for Fremont.
Columbus comfy, II towns, gives 900 Republi-
can majority Kalamazoo, 9 towns, 1914 Repub-
lican majority. Jackson, towns, go Republi.
can majority.
Chicago city, Ill, gives Fremont Republican
gain of nearly 1000 since the Spring election.
In Lake Co. 25O; Minibago Co. 200; in Davis
Co. $50; Lee Co. goes Fremont 636, Brougham
1876, Filmore6.
Louisiana shows gains for Fillmore.
Layette Co., Kentucky, Fillmore 400 majority.
Tennessee shows Democratic gains.
Returns from New York up to this time, shows
Fremont $4,000 ahead of Buchanan, and 1000
ahead of Fillmore.
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ConsraluIaaory Yisils.

Last evening, there was spontaneous gather
ing of the friends OF freedom at the City Hail. to
make arrangements to march IN procession to the
residence of the Hon. Eli Thayer, our member of
Congress elect, to testify their confidence in his
qualifications to fill the post which their sufFrages
have assigned him. The hall was densely crowd
ed throughout, notwithstanding but three hours
notice was given. Joseph H. Walker, ESQ
presided, and after the appointment of marshals,
and the Sc lection of Homer B. Sprague, Esq to
introduce the multitude to Mr. Thayer, process
sion was formed, consisting of upwards of fifteen
hundred persons. Escorted by the Worcester Cor
net Band, which discoursed excellent music on
the occasion, they marched to the Dread Institute
which was brilliantly illuminated throughout,
and presented splendid and beautiful appear
ance. The residences of several of our citizens
on the route, were also brilliantly illuminated
The procession halted in front Of the residence
Of Mr.. Thayer, and after the subsistence of the
prolonged cheering for our Congressman elect
Mr.. Sprague addressed him from the front porti-
CO. In an eloquent speech in behalf Of his constit
uents, congraulating him upon his successful tri-
umph at the polls
Mr. Thayer responded in an eloquent and APP
propriate speech, pledging himself TO use his ut
most exertiOns, in the new position to which he
has just been elected by the confidence of his fel
low citizens to perform his duty to their satisac
ton Three cheers were then proposed and given
for him with right good will, and the procession
was reformed and took up its line of march,
through Main, Elm, and other streets, for the
residences Of the other successful nominees on the
Peoples ticket at the late election, Joseph Ma
son, Esq.,, Clerk of the Courts, P. Emory Al
drich, Esq. Distrist Attorney, and Hon. j. S. C.
knowlton, Sheriff elect of the county. Messrs.
Aldrch and Mason were not at home, being alb
sent at Court in Fitchburg.
Cheers were given for them, and the multitude
proceeded to the residence Of Sheriff Knowlton
on Salisbury street, who was called out amid
great cheering, and after being welcomed in few
remarks by Joseph Il. Walker Esq, Mr.. Knowl-
ton addressed the audience in brief, but able
speech explanatory of his position, in the course
of which he said
Gentlemen. il take upon myselfthe duties of
the office to which / have been elected | shall
put in force all the laws Of Massachusetts, but
BY no act Of mine or by any officer under me,
shall any United States law be put in force Let
those that make the laws enforce them. And let
me here solemnly declare that by no act of mine
shall one footof territory now free, be delivered
up to slavery, nor a manacle ever be put upon
human being, let the color Of his skin be what it
may.
Mr.. Knowlton's remarks were vociferously
cheered. The procession then marched up Main
st.,cheering the Palladium, Egis and Spy Offices,
in their progress, and wound up by giving three
rousing cheers for Arson Burlingame
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THE STATE ELECTION.

We publish, this morning, the returns from
nearly the whole Of the State and the vote of the
people Of nearly all the towns of this county upon
their county officers. It will be seen at glance
that Gardnerism is eFectualy killed out "in
these diggins," and that the people have repudia-
ted the dark lantern party, which has sought, by
intrigue and corruption. to establish itself in the
heart of the Commonwealth, by the tricks and de-
vices of the most graceless coterie of political
knaves and dastards that ever held their mid
night orgies to plot their schemes Of diabolism in
any community.
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DONATION TO PERKINS INSTITUTE FOR THE
BLIND We learn from the Bangor Whi0
that the late John Black of Ellsworth. Me.
left legacy of $4,000 for the Perkins Insti.
tute for the Blind in Boston. He also left
$3. 600 for the Maine Hospital at Augusta, for
a library. Mr.. Black, probably leaves the
the largest estate ever lett by any person in
the State east of Portland Lis legacies foot
up to $4,000, with probably large residual
ry balance to be divided among eight chill.
dren,
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District No. l, Robert B, Hal of Plymouth !;
I'd. James Bufhnton of Fall River: Sd, William
8 Damrell OF Dedham; 4th, Linus B. Comns of
Roxbury; 9th, Arson Burlngame of Cambridge !;
9th, Timothy Davis of Gloucester; 7th, Nathan
iel 2. Banks of Waltham, by 5000 plurality; Sth,
Chauncy Knapp of Lowell, by 5000 plurality
over B. Butler, Democrat; 9th. Eli fhayer Of
Worcester, by 5000 plurality over Alex Dewitt;
10Th, c. c. Chaffee of Springfield, By an immense
majority Henry L. Dawes of Adams, by 1000
plurality over Mark Traitor. All Republicans.
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. S1S Main Street,
al WORCESTER, MASS. div

DR.. Kame.-The Government edition is now being
delivered to subscribers No work has issued from
the press that has given general satisfaction to sub
scrbers than this work. 1t is written in an interesting
sylr, and enliss the attention of the reader.
This man of all work, and desperate daring and sue.
cessul doing has the distinction Of being the first
civilized man to stand in latitude 81 3d. and gaze upon
the open polar sea,to reach the norhernmost point Of
lard on the globe-o report the lowest temperature ever
endured-the heaviest sledge duty performed-and
the widest lie and after all to to tell story Of
h' adventures 1t not only excts wonder but bor-
novel grandeur from the truly benevolent consd
erations which animated him to the task.
Copies of the edition can be obtained of
Messrs KIMBALL CO., at WIN. D. FENNo a SONS
nearly opposite the Worcester Post Office diff oil
DR.. Harris, Dentist, having associated with him.
self DR. TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last i've y9ars) hereafter the business will be con-
ducted al the old stand OF Dr. Harris under the firm of
July l. 1896 HARRIS & TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
first quality. " -
They also give special attention to the treatment of COM
plcated diseases Of the teeth and mouth.
From the great they have had in filling teeth
er the nerve has become exposed they feel warranted
In assuring the public, that number of the trou
besome teeth condemned worthless by their method
Of treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific man
ner, at HARRIS & TRACYS,
Jyl4 du 1853 Main St.
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= sPY-~THUR sDAY, NOVEMB Der 6. 1886

above classification. "a are Republicans, and Is
Americans; Republican majority s, which it is
hoped, will be sufficient check upon any at
tempted Entertainments of the executive. upop
the rights of the people, though his partizans in
the other branch. The proportion OF Republ-
cans and Americans in the House. is not yet as.
certaned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-06

FoR THE LADIEs.-Pratt EOS NUN Street. has open.
ed his display of Ladies' and Chdrens Furs Ladies'
Miitens, Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, and En-.
broideries Remember the number
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Repre.enta.fves Eiec,cd.

Auburn-Voted not to send.
Ashburnham-Joseph P. Price, +.
Ashland-Voted not to send.
Berlin voted not send
Barre-JameS Miller
k6eld-Leonard Warren Republican.
Bolton-John e. Fry, F
Boylston-Wm. II. SANFORD F.
Clinton-Horace Faulkner, F.
Charlton Rufus B. Dodge. Republican.
Dudley-W. Fl. Lanard, F.
Dana-Fremont Representative.
Douglas-Daniel Phelps, F.
Framngham-Albert Ballard, +.
Grafton-Luke +. Allen
Gardner-Voted not to send.
Harvard-Voted not to send
Hardwick-Constant Southworth, F.
Holden-Jonathan NJ. Ladd F.
Hubbardston--Henry Prentiss, F.
Holliston--E. F. Whitney, F.
Lancaster-A. S. Read F.
Leominister-James Bennett F.
Millbury-Joseph Robbins, Republican.
Observation-Disclosures H. Allen, +.
Miliord-A. C. Mayhem. F.
Marlboro'-Holis Loring, F. .
New Braintree-H N. Daniels, F.
No. Brookfeld-Warren Tyler
Northbridge-No choice; adjourned.
Northboro-John Rice, F.
Oakham-N. P. Humphrey, F.
Oxford-L. B, Corbyn, f.
Paxton-D 6. Davis, Republican.
Princeton-Fremont Representatives.
Royalston-Joseph Estabrook, B.
Rutland-J w. Bigeloy,
Southboro-Henry S. Wheeler, F.
Southbridge-Larcy Litchfeld, F.
Spencer VIM. Upham, F.
hrewsbury-Jonathan Nichols, American.
Sterling-Moses Sawyer, I'd, Republican.
Sutton-B. L. Batcheller, American
Sturbridge-V. B. Newland. F.
Templeton-Henry Smith, F.
Upton-H. D. Johnson, Straight Republican.
Uxbridge-Jacob Taft, American.
Waren-J B. Lombard, F.
Westboro-C. R. Grigqs, F.
West Boylston--A Child, F.
West Brookfeld-John M. Fales, F.
Westminister-H. G. Whitney, F.
Westboro'-C. R. Griggs, Am. Republican.
Webster-H. E. Bugbee, American.
West Boylston-Amos Childs, Republican.
W: Brookfeld-John NJ. Fales, Republican.
Winchendon-J. B. Harris F.
Worcester-J. B. d. Coggswell, S. P. Twiss,
Dexter F. Parker, William I. Merrifeld, George
f. Thomps on,-Fremont
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HORSE SHOW

HORSE SHOW.
WORCESTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Tuesday, Novem Der 11rb, 1856.
Col CSC W. RICHARDSON, President.
JONI BoYDES. Secry.
- Committee Of ArrGngements-Dr Jos. NJ Bates.
Yen Geo Hobbs, Worcester Reuben s Denny, Leices-
ieri VIM Conner, Fitchburg; Harrison Bacon, Jr Chas
W. smith, Barre; - Thorndilse, Grafton; A. r.
Smith, N L. Villages Chas. A. Tourteotte Milbury;
BENZ Abbott, Jr, Hoden Francis Twitchen Fempieton;
Geo Butman, ". Alfred Hacker, B. L Hardon, VIM B.
FOX, Jr:, Ohas b Pratt, Nathan Washburn. DR. Geo. A.
Eates Arthur E Esta5rnck, Rufus Carter Geo. s. Howe
Thos W. Fox, JOSIAH H, Clarke, DR. R Woodward,
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It's i0orks Of Dirt, at Piper Block
Persons wishing to obtain superior lkenesses of them
selves or friends, need no longer think they must 20 10
Boston or New York for them, for BABBITT is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there His Daguerroo.
types are acknowledged by all TO be Of superior tone
and hnisb, AID perfect lkenesses. His Photogiaphs
must be seen to be appreciated Persons having aguer
reoypes of deceased friends can have them enlarged to
any required size, on paper by the Photographic process
and then finished 10 oil or coors For large pic
lures the Photograph is the best BABBITr is making
some splendid licensees polished glass. In some
cases these are to be preferred For infants and restless
Children the time Of sitting is short, the natural ex
preston Of the child easily retained For groups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process Is excel
tent To judge Of the beauty and variety of his speci
mems, cali at his rooms Nos. D * 4. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 az
BRiHp of ThOusan6 Flowers l-Reada,
DO you wish beautiful oomplexioni If So use The L,
81 Thousand Ftowersn 1t eradicates ali Tan plmnles
and Frecklss from the face. For washing and sbav9
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumes
reatha- IT HAS NO BQUAI SN
FhrklDGE a CO.. Boston, G. r. SPUN. sole agent
"V''''S-' mch26 dly
ne Fixtures 81 "A Drug SfOre FOR gATE
consisting OF smell, Bottles, Counter and Prescrntion
ScaeS soda Fountain and drawing apparatus Drawera
SlgH aad SHOW Gases. These Fxtures are Il, gool M
ue ana VIII be sold reasonably. These Fixtures viii be
S1,q IN quantities 10 suit purchasers. Address j. o.
hill, Apcthecary. Worcester. Mass ar iyib
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The best place 10 buy rich Carpets. elegant s,s ,ho
BEsT Black Silks to be found superb cloakp Canes and
Tamns' and general assortment Of all kind of p,os.
Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings, and EabroderIe. !. ~
nj All U NA'0n'nn bs'
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"Paiinnn, qul mernit, Gcrnt."

American House Block ... Worcester
hy resources In the "An Mendenii,n are more exten
s IMAM those u any other physician In the County Of
Worcester for that reason, favorable results may
respected ana realized No patient IN whose case
nave iaed has ever been.curei by any other person
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DEATH OF THOMAS DowsE, ESQ Thomas
Dowse, Esq an aged and highly respected citi.
zen of Cambridge, died at his residence in that
city, Monday, aged eighty four years. 1t will be
recollected that some two or three months SINCE
Mr. Dowse presented his large and valuable IL
brary to the Massachusetts Historical Society, a
noble donation which will perpetuate his name to
future generations.
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ACCIDENT IN AMHERsr-we learn that Mr..
Z. P. crowe, tutor in Amherst College, fell
through bridge in the road, Monday morning,
and received serious bruises upon his face, hands,
and legs. The accident caused the deepest SYM
Pathy in the town. where MIR. crowel is a great
fayorite
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p D II IRA TT PA IN n II r.,
Is happy inform his friends and he public, that ne
has reopened @. Foster Cas- new Block, cor
ner Of Main and Pear Streets. Persons Wishing TO ex
anime his work, do by calling as above, or az Boy
denis Exchange Odice an jyl0
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q. u OAMpBELL.............. .ARTisr.
Studio in Flaggs Block, No. IA, "a Floor.
sppeinens mas pc seen % his ruoms Bt Loyd,s i10
MAN ST. and VIM b. Tabor Co.'s, l5o Main g.
slb d9m
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u FOSTERS, HANDBILLs, BLAsKs LABELS CARDS and
eOsFythtng in the JOE PAINTING line promptly attended
% az the Worcester Daily spy jon PRINTING establish
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Lewis B. Northwood. an esteemed merchant Of
Granville county, N c was recently murdered by
his slaves, by pouring boiling water down his
throat. --'
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The Ladies' of the Centre Missionary Sewing Circle
VIII give Social Tea Party at the Chapel in the rear Of
the Church, on THURSDAY EVENING, Nov g. dstA
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%
wholesale md Retail dealers in C0FFINe and CASKET
OF all kinds Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes, sc,
No. 81 Exchange street, corner of Waldo street
div
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D r. J. M. RICE.
Office No. Harrington Block.
Corner Of Main and Front Streets. diff
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e. A. GOOpNOVN

Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOISs Ii OES, and RU b Frs
27S Main Street, (Up stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
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1Ah GREAT hoRsH ExHIBirtoN, to come off
next Tuesday, In She grounds Of the Worcester
Agricultural Society viii be a grand ,nar,,rs
treat We pndersiAud that [" Ethan hllsr !, IA
Flora Temple wall enter the race. Sec notice
in another column
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ULOTHs, TAILOKs' TRIMMINGS,
Furnishing Goods, &C.. at Wholesale and Retail
Garments VI dc to Order,
With neatness and dispatch.
The above establishment having recently been consider
ably ensrged and improved, now contains a larger and
attractive stock than has been offered to the public
in any preceding Unusual care has been be-
sowed upon both style and manship of large por-
ton of The Garments and it ntentou by the great
extent. varietv and superior quality Of our stock and
courteous attention to the patrons, ow prices
and strictly far dealing to merit universal confidence
and a continuance Of past liberal patronage.
The Custom Department,
Nov under the charge of Mr.. j. Y STEPHENSON will be
fonud to contain ErtenSiUe and UnrUaled Stock of
Go ds adapted to every style quality OF garment 10
which will be added the best styles Of both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRECS,
as fast they appear in MARKET and i. may sufc
to say that no Efforts viii be spared this depart
ment thoroughly satisfactory all who may favor it with
their patronage A. 2. WARE co.
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IKE NEXT LEc1sLATuRE.--Among the able
men elected to the next House, are Hon. Charles
Hudson Of Lexington, Erastus Hopkins Of
Northampton, Hon, Francis Fay, late NJ. c.,
o. Chelsea, Thomas H. Russell Charles Hale,
John l. swift Of Boston, and Wendell I. Davis
q Greenfield. In the Senate are Hon Charles
". Ophan Of Salem, and J. M. Usher Of Medrord.
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Conaresslnen EIeolot.

ThayeT's plurality over De Witt, 4532!
North Brookfeld yet 10 be heard from.
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DOCTOR F. w. MCGUIRE, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
J Office hours to4PM Advice free to the poor
AUS dSm H. W. MCGUIRE NJ. D., A. B.
j. l. HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
:, CrOckcry aud Glass Ware
Stoves Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
IN, n. B.-cash paid for Secondhand Furniture at 28a
mch18 div
L. B. NICHOLS. M. D.,
o NJ 0 P THIC YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE J12 MAIN ST. OFFIoE HouR
FROM TO 3. AND TO o'oLooK P. NJ
Worcester, Oct. 20. 1888.
Mrs. Sc Goodwin. an experignced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to
nteS Oh her procession e4sidenne, Is Austin
Hct21 d
l.. A. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
auSO Office No. 4 Central Exchange. diff
Draper & CInrIs are now receiving TEN TONS
of First Qualify of BUTTER which will be sold on very
reasonable terms, at Nos. 95and 81 Front st. Worcester
nj diff
HAMILTON A. HILL,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR At LAW,
y8o o. wd # ln I ri MAs g'Ooh dam
DOctOress NJ. w. GERALDs.
MIDWIFE
Also, gives special attention treatment of Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
% u Summer Street between Central and Exchange
So DIFF
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street, Worcester
A. PrentIss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank Entrance l4l
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders will
meet WthprOmn attention. trTlar
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ONE PRICE
C L HING AREHO USE,
I6s and 40 Main Street.
WORCESTER.
OLoTHs. TAILORs, TRIMMINes.

A. p. WARE & CO.,
Manufacturers of Mems and Boys Clothing, and dealers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-06

DOCTOR F. w. Mcguire, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
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