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FIRE.-Nep York, Oct. IL. The cracker
bakery of Isaac McGay, in Forsyth street,
was totally destroyed last evening by fire, to-
gethcr with three tenant houses adjoining
their effects and many of them barely escape.
ing with their lives by jumping from the
windows. Loss $4,000, Of which 500 900
falls on Mr.. McGay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

From glance at the list of ladies and gentle
men for Lawton & Wells first party, we feel as
sured that rich fund of enjoyment awaits those
who participate in the "rst dance of the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

FATAL AccIDENT-Tilton C. Hall, son of
DR.. Hall of Lowell, was accidentally killed
last Saturday, at Concord, N. H., by the dis
charge of his gun upon which he was lean.
ing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

WHITFIELD ELECTED IN MANASSAS Louis,
Oct l3.-We have measre returns form Kan.
zas, indicating the election of Mr.. Whitfield
to Congress, without opposition. No disturb
aMces took place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

The democrats of the Fourth District nominat-
led RufusChoate for Representative to Congress,
and Patrick Riley as Presidential Elector
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

CoRREoT1oN.-In urrerort of the proceedings
of the Republican County Convention, held in
this city, on the 18th, we did great injustice to
Mr.. Smith of Templeton, in stating that he ia
vored coalition. Mr. Smith opposed the coalition
with great force and earnestness, and his re-
marks were well received by the Convention, and
contributed in no small degree to the harmonious
results of the Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

FoRGBRIEs DETECTED. check for $4,000,
purpoting to be signed by John II. Pearson
Co., was presented to the North Bank, Bos-
ton, on Monday, by young man, who repre-
sented himself as being in their employ, but
as it is the custom of the Bank to cash no
checks for strangers, inquiries were institut-
ed, when the check was found to be forg-
cry, so skillfully executed as to elude the sus-
picion of the bank officers. While the sigma
ture was under examination, the young man
escaped.
Three checks were presented, also, at the
counter of the Blackstone Bank, Monday fore
noon, purporting to have been signed by
Stimson. Valentine Co., paint and oil deal
ers in Broad street. Two of these were for
$1,000 each, and the other for $3.50. One
of them was detected in the following man
ner 1t appears that a man went into
Williams & Co.'s stove store on Blackstone
street, and after making purchase gave the
boy in attendance the check, saying he would
wait while he went to the bank ans got it
cashed. Upon its being presented to the tell
er, it was at once declared to be forgery
Policemen were procured, who accompanied
the lad back to the store. but in the mean
time the purchaser had stepped out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

SenatOFs for Worcester County.
GEO. F. HOAR. of Worcester;
VIGOROUS TAFT, of Upton;
OHIO WHITNEY, of Ashburnham;
VIM. MIXTER. OF Hardwick:
j. F. HITCHCOCK, of Warren.
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MR.. BUCHANAN.

Gentlemen II thank Gentlemen - Two
you cordially Tor this weeks since l should
klnd and unqualified have made you longer
expression OF confidence speech, but now I hare
IN me- snail endeav- been placed upon a Mat
or 10 deserve It,. You form Of tohich most
have been engaged gen. heartiiy apnyope onS
Ieme1' IN cause that that can speak for me.
shoul1 draw to Its sup Being the representa-.
port all friends of consti- tive Of the great demo
tonal freedom. Ihave cratic PARTY. and NOT
read the platform which simply James Bncbans
GU nave ADOPTED, and an, l must square my
nave examined with conduct according to
care the principles it the platform of that
emoodies 1t is at this PARTY, and insert no
tllne IKE the second De- new plank nor take one
claratlon OF lndepend- from it. That platform
ehce. oeheve IN It's is sufficiently broad and
truth, and can adopt it national for the whole
IN an its parts. And it Democratic PARTY -
will be my purpose, if This glorious PARTY
the voice of the people now more than ever has
shall ratify the nominal demonstrated that Il 4;
tons which you have the true Conservative
maue, SO TO conduct the PARTY of the Constitu-
government that these ton and of the Union
shall become effective.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

MRS. Sc GOes5sy5u. sn experienced ana success
midwife holds herself in readiness day snd night Ia
sttendthe duties If her profess ;sidence is Aastin
act2l az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

A VOICE FROM NORTH CARoLINA.-R. S.
Hedrick, Professor in the State University of
North Carolina, has come out for Fremont for
the Presidency, in letter of bold and startling
character, and which can hardly fail to exercise
decided effect upon the campaign at the South
Prof. Hedrick's letter is published in the Ra-
leigh Standard, and is aTeply to an anonymous
communication in that paper, attacking his poll
tics, and stigmatizing him as a Black Repub-
lican." Of course, the Standard in publishing
the letter, recommends that the Professor be re-
moved from the College, and expelled from the
State.
Prof. Hedrick, after noticing the uncalled for
attack upon his politics as it deserved, denounc-
ed the secessonsts for trying to dissolve the I'm
ion because they not permitted to force slave
ny into Kanzas, and on this latter point says
+" From my knowledge of the people of
North Carolina, believe that the majority of
them who will go to Kanzas during the next
nve years would prefer that it should be a
Tree State am sure il / were to 90 there, L
should vote to exclude slavery. In doing so
believe should advance the best interests
Of kanzas, and at the same time. benefit
North Carolina and Virginia, by preventing
the carrying away Of slaves, who NAV be more
prohtaoly employed at home"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

L.. A. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
au9O Onice No. Central Excs,nnae. az
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The FREE STATE PRIsoNERs IN KANzAs
The Trageits1's Ksnzas correspondent. nnder
date of Sept. 30th, sends list of the prisoners
who are under examination at Lecompton under
arrest on the charge Of murder at Hickory Point
We were too fast in expressing a doubt as to the
correctness Of the story that the Pierce officials
were trying to convict these men of murder
Nothing is too mean or too infamous for such
tools Of slavery as Judge Cato or Judge Lecompte
The prisoners are Harvey's company Most Of
them are from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin; few from New York, Pennsylya-
mia and Missouri. Those from he New England
States, are,
&C. ii. Calkins, Bangor, Me. Thomas Rich
erton, Portland, Me +, b. Swift. Brunswick.
Ne. VIM. Butler, lCook county, n. II. J. r.
Tabor, Rowland, VI. J. l. King, Brrttleboro,
VI; o. M. Marsh, Woodstock, Vt: Stafford
), Pratt, Boston, Mass. w. N. Bent. Dorehes.
Ter, Mass. d. H. Montague, Springfield. Mass
A. w. Dole, Fitchburg, Mass Howard York
y, brookheld Mass. Q, L. Preston, Worcester
Mass; ----- Solely, Worcester, Mass a IT
Parker, Clinton, Mass. George S. Leonard
franklin, Mass Eli d. Lyman, South Hadley
Mass Z D. Coleman, Southampton, Mass
Henry Heard, Of Lowell, Mass Ed Wbipple'
Providence, X. /. VIM. Owen, Central Fails
*. ~ Alonzo Crawford, Union, c.
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DIR. Henry SnrEeal gives special attention 10
Diseases ofthe Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
mV2q
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J.. 3 NFCHOf.S. NJ. n.
no VI EoPAT CHIC YsICfANs
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ~ Mas 81 oFgTos ror,
TO 8, AND 7 TO 3 o'nr.ooz p NJ sS 'ooH
Worcester OFT. 90 1853
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SEVERE PUNIsHMENT.-AsM Mr.. w. Hem
ry Palmer, the eminent pianist, was quietly
returning from his business late last evening,
crossing F. and Tenth streets, two cowardly
scoundrels set large fierce dog at him. AS
the beast few at him, Mr.. Palmer with great
dexterity and presence of mind, caught the
dog by the mouth, one hand in the upper and
the other in the lower jaw, and, in a moment
literally tore the lower jaw out of its socket
Then turning upon the scoundrels who were
preparing to attack him, Mr.. Palmer struck
the nearest left handler in the face, and a
valuable diamond ring catching in the flesh,
cut the fellows cheek open from his eve to
his chin. The other ruffian had seen enough
and bolted but z. was the swiftest runner,
and in less time than it takes to write it, he
was caught, and received as sound thrash
ing as he well could get. We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Palmer was not injured
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE To CONGRESS,
HENRY CHAPLIN, OF WORCESTER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ORIENTAL TOoTu wTAeu


This Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines in a con
cenraed form, the most desirable cleansing and a. trim
gent properties. at the time it contains nohnp
which can possibly iDure the most sensitive delicate
1t arrests decay of the teeth
ltcures canker in the mouth.
1t arts as detergent after smoking.
1t renders the gums hard and healthy
II neutralizss the offensive secreons of the mouth
~ mpsrt3 70 the breath fragrance peculiarly
1t has received the sanction and patronage of she
most eminent of the dental and medical faculty.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.. Al Ire
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN & CO., and
by Druggists generally. dlOt oils
Byron ON thc Headache.
HEADACHE
~ For 10 that word,-that fatal word ,-how e,er
W. -hope,--DeeYe.- !here breathes despair
IN Hntchtns' Headache Pills spread DER the land
ana Headache hies-cuts s1isk--as their command
Peck's Cement Pipes
For Cisern, Sink. and Cellar Drains manufactured and
Tor SAFE by the subscriber, at No Mechanic St.eet
These pipes are from three six inches in diameter
they are made OF the best of hydraulic cement are una
ected by MOISTURE and properly laid will last as lone
as the best of iron pipe in use. ''e
Al persons in want of such article will do well to
street. ~ ii'A9"A'
P. S. am prepared to do all kinds of Cement work.
suon rs cenehtlng csterns and cellar bottoms.
{" du JAMES @. PECK.
IL o N IL
Who buys his Clothing or that of his family kno,
mat It is quite an item in his expense during year and
that it is object to make his purchases Where he ca
save one dollar in every ten This done by making
Luther's Clothing House m
Your regular place Of trade where you can always find
large assortment of better made
Q L o II II N G. -
Than at any house in the CITY.
EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION
TO THE
MANUFACTURE or OUR GARWENTS
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
" q l. O II IL l N q -cS
In the Country.
Ana IN style and tit of our Garments We ca, ,,
w., or enS"PaSscs We warrant all goods 10 he ss
b s,a a mo . warrant can be relied upon. We
nave an excellent Assortment of ~
MAJ from AZ 90 IN S1R
lhuer Goats. " w W pinn
V",t '' "V"Vy WSulen... ...,........ 90 K
'''''''''''............., 90
nj ertri,a and DRAWERS, large assortment
VENTS ShAWLs, at about half price,
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. We have a vorv largo
~ , assortment OF
Cler- Ooatlngs, Pant Goods, and Vestings |
an grads, from the more coarser article to the 8neat
agc ~ roh aud elegant styles, which will be made 70
ueF w style TO suit your taste, and In the mngt
thorough manner. The liberal patronage we have re.
yel or the last ten years. oonvnces us that we have
eat iary with all customers, aud we would saw IN
nte VINO have never taded with u.s. come and examine
ur goods before purchasing elsewhere.
!, U THEIRS CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln House Bloch.
sA dawu
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We, II 81 ds P 4 t HIsTl
10 p n m ONCE patients hereafter from / ! and;
Wo4ces,.. ,,.,- No. Valiant 81
$500 ''fS 20 1896.
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ALMOST FUGITIvE SLAVE CAsE.-A few
days since it became known that an Alabama
slave catcher was in Detroit, to obtain pro-
cess for arrest of colored man residing at Al.
bian, whittier the slave catcher had been and
recognized his property. While in Detroit
consulting the high authorities who chase
runaway negroes, the facts connected with
his visit, i'll very mysterious manner. be-
came known to some friends who do not think
the chief glory of state consist in returning
fugitive slaves to bondage, and the slave man
was at once igformed of what was going on,
and went over to Canada with natural haste.
The slave catcher is named ]. S. Gavit,
and he halls from Mobile, Alabama, from
which city they drive out booksellers by mob
who may chance to sell one copy of an Anti
Slavery book.
He is easily distinguishable by long scar
on one check. He registers his name as ].
Res, Evansville, Ind,-Detroit Tribune.
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Glass Pictures! Glass Pictures! CIn.s
Pictures!
L. BABBITT offers great inducements to Families who
wish Family Groups ANY number of any age or come
pexou, can be taken by the Glass process on ons plate
at single sitting. Please call and examine specimens
SIG
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DOci0Feas NJ. W. q = r AIDS.
MIDWIFE.
Also, gives special attention the treatment Of Female
Complaints and diseases of Children
o. 63 Summer Street between Central and Exchange
IS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

NlcARAGUA.-By the George Law, advices
have been received from Nicaragua which
put different complexion upon some recent
events there, that were made public by a pre.
Vlous arrival. The battles OF Chontaies. be.
tween Walkers forces under Col. Mcdonald,
and the natives, appear to have been begun
by an attack on the part of the natives, who
forced the Col. to retreat to Granada for rein
forcements. He then returned and made an
attack upon the natives on the 9th of SEN
tember, and although Walkers party claim
the victory there is not the slightest doubt
that they retreated with great loss and com.
pletely disorganized. Col. Mcdonald again
returned to Granada, and on the 18th took nm
airesh his position; he was attacked by the
natives in three places and was totally defeat.
ea' three OF the principal leaders being killed.
Ahelr flames are reported to be Col. McDo-
maid, Wiley Marshal and L. H. Laws, but it
Is sad by some, that it was Col. Cole instead
OF Col. Mcdonald who was killed, Schless
niger German deserter from Walker. was
III command of the natives.
Dr. Livingston is still alive, md az III. IN
haoitants have great affection for him, he will
not be hurt.
~ N'caragucuSe contains list two columns
III length OF property which is to be confsca.
tea III Nicaragua to the Walker government
unless Their owners, natives of the country. of
eourse,can produce satisfactory deeds thereto
lhese conhscations can be looked OH as moth.
ing short OF highway robbery, aud will nace
walker in the possession of all the yalnobto
properly throughout the country. IL is cor
fanny the way OF raising a revenue.
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Dealer in NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNIruRE
CTOckery and Glass NEure
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds OF House FURNISHING
Goods
N B.-Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 283
Main street, by J L. hood
mchlS div
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AN OuT-sPoKEN RUTFIAN.--G eorpe WD
lard in the recent speech at Martinsyale la
said: '"'o' Ahd'
Inc burning Of Lawrence in Kanzos wos
r'ght IN the sight of Heaven, and n ,yo"iJ
nave been blessing to the country If G Ecu
otate men there, had been burned vitb II o 'oG
their ashes powed under" "'''' i''""u
Inns Is the position of the Douplossi,es oon
orally, although but few of them nj tbo Mi ssh'
nave the boldness to speak out their sonti,oar.,
as direct Chicago Democrat. avn ''"'''nen's
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The receipts at the late Connecticut
State Fair were over $1,000 an amount ex.
cceding that Of any previous Fair, and more
than sufficient 10 cover all expenses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

ARNoID's eLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the lowest prices, by John O. Hill, 22o
Main ST. AtretGH also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
at his store. ny1Aa4s
u POSTERS, HANDBLLs, BLANKs, LABELS CARDS and
eUerythins in the jon PRINTNG line promptly attended
to at the worcester Daily Spy" JOB PRINTING establish
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G. U. CAMPBELL. ARTIST.
Studio in Flagg's Block, No. ii, 81 Floor
SIS d3m
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nILDRNTn & RARKMR.

CITY SECTIONS.
Wholesale md Retail dealers in C0FFTN9 and CASKETS
of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Craze Clothes, &c
No. 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street
o5 div
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a. Prent5ss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsigainond Bank Entrance 4I
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders will
meet withprompt attention Particular attention paid to
aiting Ma chinerY. dec30 dtf
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Room in connection with A. M,psg., ~, IN r.
No American House Block, worce ,s'aT'' '''re
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ElecsF OsC sseRaieRE E4gtEss,-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths
Worcester. Jan. %. 1855 itf
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"a MIS- -. u-TTJ5S4TS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL 6p p u,
Nc 81 Maiu Street In "
az WORCESTER Mass - .
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Adm TRAY ER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LkW.
No. us M9iu street, Worcester, Mass
my3O aw
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PoRTRAITS In CR.vnN-

" Fremont md Jessic'' Stationery can be
had at VOUNG'S Variety Store, in Waldo Block next to
the Bay State House. sis diff
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Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SH OES, and RU BEERS
2i3 Main Street, Cup stairs,)
WORCESTER. MASS.
Particular attention given to orders DIFF mch8
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Sparkling soda Wafer. with the usua variety
of choice Syrups, at D. sC0TT's, 251 Main, corner
Mechanic st. my23 diff
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SEnse fer RaOfs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality nd lay it in
the best manner, the satisfactory terms SAM
pies may be at the yard on Grove street
spl3 diff JOHN BARNARD
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e V e r Y o N q

u K O N 10
VINO buys his own Clothing that of his family, knows
that It is quite item in his expense during wear and
that 1t is an object to make his PURCHASES where he
save one dollar in every ten This be done by making
Luther's Clothing Housei!i
Your regular place Of trade, where you can always find
large assortment of better mazda ANU ."
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my50 aw
DIR. J. NJ. RICE.
OGice No. burlington Block,
Corner of Main and Front Streets. DIFF
DOCTOR z. W. MCGUIRE, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
~ Office hours 2 to 4 P. NJ Advice free to the poor
au2S d3m II. W. MCGUIRE, NJ. D., A. b.
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DIR. EINNELL
W. II 0 81 Gs 0 P HIsT1
10 Isl n MS Office patients hereafter and:
Worcester May IS 1856. 10 . '" 'i""' at T.
pr NEWTON.
Has rq,,,o,.i S T
"tss BLOCK, directly opposite 49, ~ ~, II, fHeA
.-,-te apo dty
~ Wy NSELLOR AT LAW,
"a No us Maiu Street
~ WORCESTER, Mass. 51v
g. =, CUsFgsTAY
TEACHER or TIE PTINO FORTp
Room IN connection with A. MARsHs Nrsi. Sc.
% NO AN fican House Block, Worcester
Lei NICHOLS. Mn
HoNEoP ATHIC YsICiANs
OFFfoE AND RESIDENCE JI2 Mas 81 oFyIog nor,
Worcester. bet. 90 1858
L. A. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
auSO Office No. Central Exchange. az
Dr. Henry Sargent gives special attention n
Diseases Of the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Blocki
uY2q
DOctoress NJ. ". G ERALDs.
MIDWIFE.
Also gives special attention to the treatment Of Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
o. 63 Summer Street between Central and Exchange
So diff
Glass Pictures Glass Picturcs! GInss
Pictures!
L. BABBITT offers great inducements to Families who
wish Family Groups ANY number Of any age or com,
plexou, be taken by the Glass process on on5 plate
at single sitting Please call and examine specimens
sic diff
Mrs. $. Goesgg5r, an experienced ann sp,css,-
midwife holds herself in readiness day snd night 10 q
Ntendthe duties "f her praesss ;asidence & Aaatn
oetzl atf
w J. L HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
CTOckery and Glass Mare
Stoves, Carpets and all kinds of House Furnishing
NB-oash paid for Second Second hand Furniture at aaa
Main street, by L. hood
mchlS dly
a. Prent5ss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Qunsganond Bank Entrance l4I
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders viii
meet withprompt attention. Particular attention paid TO
atting Machinery, dec3o dn
HILDR ETH & BARKER,
CITY Sections,
Wholesale md Retail dealers COFFINa and CASKETS
of all kinds, Coffin Plates Craze Clothes sc,
No. 81 Exchange strest, corner Of Waldo street.
o6 div
ElecsPO-C c heRnieaI gss tha.-The proprietor
of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths
Worcester, Jan %. 1855. iu
slnse fer Raofs The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality and lay in
the best manner, the satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may be at the yard on Grove street
ap13 dH JOHN BARNARD.
Sparkling soda Water. with the usua variety
Of choice Syups, at D. sC0TT's, 25l Main, corner
Mechanic st. my23 diff
e. A. GOODNOVV.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, II . r s, ana II u Il Err
273 Main Street. Cup stars,)
WORCESTER MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. DIFF mch3
8 Fremont and Jessie'' Stationery can be
had at N0UNGS Variety Store, in Waldo Block next to
the Bay State House. sis diff
PORTRAITS IN CRAYON.
u. u CAhPBELb.. ARTIST.
Studio in Flaggs Block, No. H. 81 Floor.
sl5 d9m
Adm THAN ER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LkW.
No. us M2iu street.. Worcester, Mass
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m y "a n U FI4U w EMS.
we have now received our annual assortment
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting Of
IuLiPs, IRIS,
HYACINTHS, NARCIssUs
CsUODs, J0HNQUILLS,
eNoN-u IoPH, 0LADAOLUs, l&c.
Catalogues sent by mall and orders promptly executed
M. B. GREEN 4 CO.,
VI uh ZIG Main street.
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