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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

NEW WAY OF GETTING MAN OUT OF
OFFICE Mr.. Sumner, in his lecture on Sat
urday evening" told very good story of Pro-
fessor Sass, and an attempt of the Austrian
government to silence him. He said
can example of the manner in which
Austria proceeds, when bent on pruning down
superhuous learning, came under my own OBJ
servation, at the college of Macy ELyed, in
Hungarian Pennsylvania. One of the ablest
men in Hungary, and one of thesoundest iu.
lists of the European continent, Charles Sass,
was there professor of natural law / have
hetened with delightful attention while, with
, an elegance of dction and breadth OF appre.
citation which Burlamaqui might have envied,
he expounded the principles of his science
The effect of such a course was TO arouse
youngmen to further study, and to sentiments
of patriotic usefulness. This could not be toll
Grated, and the Austrian Governor of Tran
sylvania duly made his report thereupon to
Vienna.
The matter came before Prince Metternich
himself, who, finding it difficult to reconcile
the theory of natural law with his own prac-
lice Of Austrian law, decided to punish Sass,
by depriying him of his professorship. Here
arose difficulty, however. In any other
province of Austria, the professor would,
without any other ceremony, be turned out to
starve, but the statutes of the college prevent
cd removal without proper cause, and the Diet
of Hungary being then in session, being
then in existence-would have insisted on
the maintenance Of the statutes. The inge-
nuity of Motternich found a way of circum-
venting the difficulty. The professor could
not be removed, but he might, by superior
decree, be named to anotherprofessorshp -
The course was clear the appointment 10 lee
ture on natural law was revoked, and Charles
sass, the accomplished jurist, was made pro
fessor of botany. Knowing, as he himself said,
AS much Of botany as the difference between
cabbage and caulihower, he found himself thus
suddenly called on to explain the minutest
details Of the classification of plants. The on
lightened and patcrnal government of Austria
hoped to find him upprepared, and so gain a
pretext for his removal. Knowing this, he
bent himself, with admirable encgy, to his
new duties, and in six weeks was ready with
his botanical course
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LxnN,s KAruAIRnN.

The ladies' have proclame FtAis article to be- by far tire
cleauest and most delightful preparation used and
from their verdict, in such matters there is appeal
Their decision certainly well grounded for its wonderful
efficacy in restoring preserving and identifying the Hair
Gle nsng it from dandruf and all oht impurities
lug Headache, &C. toeether with its delightful
perfume and its perfect cleanliness and decacy (he re
suits the great taken in its prepation have made
it he most universally popular article of the kind in the
world. Still sold by all respectable dealers for only 25
cents Be and ask for LYONS KA1HIRoN, to avoid
valueless limitations
HEATH, WYNKOoP, & CO., Proprietors,
SO Iiherty-St New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06
For the SPY.

MEssRs EDITORS; AS you have published in
the Spy that sentiment of Mr.. WATSON which
sent thrill of horror through the hearts of many
who heard it, should consider myself little prof
tied by the teachings of that pulpit and false to
the duty owe to the conservative churches of
this city, to let it pass unnoticed.
While Mr. WATSON condemns the teachings of
that theology that eNistsd two thousand years
asa .hieh should be suppfaIItvd by the living
teachings of that divine monitor implanted in
every human breast, even the spirit of truth,
which shall guide you into all truth, left leg
acy to his disciples by Christ; he is preaching the
doctrine Of vengeance belonging to astillmore bar
barberous age, instead of proclaiming the spirit
and power of love, which should discountenance
violence, and seekpthe overthrow of the evils of
onr times by higher, and holier instruments than
the rifle or bowie knife.
This is not the time of place, to discuss this
question: or dictate to the earnest hearts whose
impulses overrule their principles, and prompt
them to no higher method than to blow out the
brains of any bully who shall invade the interests
of freedom; but he who takes upon himself the
profession of the minister of truth and love to all
men, even our enemies, must stand rebuked at
the bar of his own tribunal, how muchsover he
he may try to draw distinction between different
classes Of criminal who infest society, or plead
that the love demands the life of single human
being to accomplish its purposes.
A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MANCHESTER, N. II.
We are indebted to an extra, from the office
of the Farmer and Tisitor, at Manchester, N.
H, for the following account of disastrous
conaagration which occurred in that city on
Tuesday morning =
at five o'clock this morning, a fire broke
out in Platten's Building, the large block ad
joining the City Hall, which at this time. near
six. is RAPIDLY falling beneath the flames.
In this building there are variety of offices
shops, stores, &C., which are either already de-
stroyed or seriously impair ed.
The Daily American, Daily Mirror, the
Union Democrat, and the Stars and Stripes
printing offices are all destroyed. The press
room, in which all the press work in tog n is
done, was in this building. The Farmer Of
hee and the old Democrat had paper stored
there, and in addition, our forms, which re-
main there over night. were destroyed.
In the second story was the Manchester
Bank, The City Library, several law offices,
Sherif's offices, &c. In the lower story, were
the grocery store Of. Demick & Currier, Hardy
&-Co.. the clothing store of l. N. Haynes, and
l. Sheppard, and the grocery establishment
of d. c. Bent & Co., the City Liquor Store,
and various other shops, which are already de-
stroyed.
Half-past six A. M.-The City Hall is Hav-
ed, but Patterns Block is entirely destroyed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

The Boston E'ost t@ls o the election Of Banks
very quietly. We copy the following chatao-
teristic article from its columns -
Mr.. Banks's friends were jubilant in Wal
than on Saturday evening, where the news
Of his elevation was received by express
Mrs Banks Illuminated her house, but dis
missed those who called to congratulate her,
by informing them that she was attending up
Oh her sick mother. At tie residence of his
parents and sisters the crowd gave nine cheers.
Rev. Mr.. Foster was called out in his night
shirt-quoted Shakspeare-said he saw the
outstretched arm of Almighty power staying
the tide of oppression, ard the -" old freship
of slavery stranded on the firm Banks of Mas
sachusetts" and fancied also that he saw
Banks stiffenng the backbone of the north.
Messrs. Perry Pope furnished refreshments
for those whose back bones had been limbered
by their tumultuous rejoicing.
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WorIhy of NotF,

N.F DR. LYMAN bhEUHEK 20 MessTs. Reed Cutler, Z Co.
Boston.
Gen.lenien,-I lave used the Tegetable Pllnsnqrt
B0tSam myself with benefit in Catausial Coughs and
Colds, and have known to be used with good effects in
the early stages Of Pulmonary Affections N atnile,
around me (Signed) LYMAN BEECHER
Boston, Oct 20, 1855.
Rev DR.. Leonard Woods Gate Abbott Professor in An.
dover Theological Seminary writes Messrs Reed Cut
Ter. Co. as foows;" From long use Of the Vegefa
BE Pulmonary Baisa in my family circle and in some
instances among Theological Students have been led
regard it as safe and effcacious medcine'
The above requires no comment, and must commend
itself to all The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam so favor
ably known FOR the past thirty years. for Coughs Colds
Chest, is prepared only by REED, CUTLER, 4 CO.
Druggists, Boston.
Pricesmal bottles, so cents; large, 81 Sold in Wor
cester by Green Harneton Scott and druggists gener
ally. Be cGrefutto get the genuine.
octA dW&S&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

These qualifications Il, nat s,,r,r;so Nc mo-, IL
we reoarl them as i,,,,orfant This tbin AZ
onise cannot cover NJ, Tho LindI, f.ol;ro tbo
natriotc bear, tIo Sta,a I'd t,rat;fa5 ~
neasure which eyer @ +erson ro,,st
feel nj tba sroo,onlc
from hnmhie Tosition
ahe dficnItos o,,d III
l;o ms =, tba 81 49, y.
No most irn,,orta,,t II . o,ora.,4 d.,
we should unonestonablv do ;ni,stice f., o,Ir
,,rofessIonal bretbrep did wa ascr;bo tbo con
t;tneuts which thew ayo1v 70 an1 T,oro ,,ersc,r
al considerations This is not the tIi,y9,b Of
Mr. Ronl,s hu+ of tho naonla ~ tIo ~
States. This ;s moi the victory of Nfassoobu-
setfs hnt of tba whole North th,s i 81 tba
victory Of Marty INF of a nri,;c;nis FL vb;ch
only two yoaTs 800 ,ve vero Oh ill., $50
contendins For once NO boro ,,nito5
North for onco the onasr;on If Froo ,Terr,e
tory or Slave Terrilorv hos neon ,,,,+ in tbe
House Of Renresentatiyss and the resnonse
has been in favor IF the former. No oonsti.
tutional oblloations have been violated ro
duty of the patriot has been neglected no
wild and hazardous attack upon our glorious
Union has been made; but after fair voting
in conformity with the laws and the Copsti
tuition, we have at last be.n successful. The
tide has at last turned. after weary wears of
waiting, HE presiding officer OF the HOuSe
has been relieved from the rnonotonv of contin-
ually announcing the victory of tn q slave
power. 1t would have sent thrill of iov
through New England. if By any unexnecied
turn of affairs the Nebraska. Kanzas hill had
been defeated. We do not saw that If il do.
feated now but we do saw that there is rea.
son to hope that the nefarious policy in which
it had its origin can no LONGER prevail Ts,
there not reioicino enoupb in This Over and
over again we have cone into this struoole
and have been defeated We were beafen
upon the Nebraska question. INT we have wi.
umphed at last We do NOT nnderstand how
any Massachusetts man can regret tha result
If anv ono does 60 yya refor Ii,o 70 tha IoI,
cnage Of Daniel Webster in tbo Ssna,o -,
fbe IN Of March 1874 .Tho banor,lJa
member from Sontb CoroTno ;, said NJ W.
ster 6. observed that there bos been r,oior
;tv all aIong in favor Of ,bo NortL r. H.
he trne sir the North bos oefed ,or,, 1ibarS
anv ond t;ndIyi ~ vow, ,,.aoi,1S,. -.
aa,.a,. aa.o.a;na1 ~. .;o',-' n ~, "sey
49, ~ 49, s''s ~ eDsoso'','g we
st y s'o 10. 'S"Se'''' oIte"
=, q s"' oS.o'sg5fS S'oSe he0ef,
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yJ |Js S,J9s oa' a's s.',ss re geer@'
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

SEVERE WEATHER ON THE PIAINs.-A dis
patch from Washington to the Advertiser
says:-
"a telegraphic despatch from Indepen.
dence, Mo-, Feb. A, to w. N. Z. Magraw,
man contractor on the Plains. now here, states
mat the Thermometer at that place indicates
~ degrees below zero. The snow there 10
tnree or Tour Set deep ON the level Of the
plains. The mails for Santa Pc ana Sal,
Lake, which start on the lat instant. have
returned. All the men aud animals on the
on tho plains"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

MAHoMETAN HONESTY is what strikes the
Christian in the East more forcibly than.anv
other trait Of character There seems to be no
distress so deep, and no temptation so great.
as to induce follower of the Prophet to take
what does not belong to him or in any pecun-
larry way to wrong friend or foe. The history
Of human society does not show an instance
where the teachings ofany one man have made
such lasting impressions as Mahomet's in t6is
particular. Centuries have passed since In
has gone, but his standard of honesty has not
been lowered among his followers-and no
Christian community in Europe or America.
can IN this, begin to compare with them.-
THEFT is crime unknown to them and hut
one single instance Of robbery has happened
III turkey for twenty years. A recent writer
speaking upon tho point says:
While travelling' it is not uncommon IN
see Jaiissary enter the Cafne, have several
bags OF geld in corner, and 20 out to sleen
with his horse A merchant returning from
Constantnople to Symrna, travelling early in
the morning, saw Horse tied to an olive tyoo
and several bags lying on the ground. On
riosity led him to examine them--he found
mat they ala contained gold, and that several
81 the pieces had nearly worked through tba
cloth. On looking around he saw Ja1,ssorv
at,sPme stance in profound reep. Friend
said the me chant, ON wnkiug him .,1,e',.
gola Is ihati i have tho charge Of t., waa
we reply. But are you not afraid to leave il
thefei NO., said the Janissary, ii can't
run away. "But stoat u, replied tho lurk
Jor "oe'oHgs 10 a man IN S1siHaa?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06
The EIec.lon OF Mr.. pnni,..

+ IL gives us pleasure to notice that our city
contemporaries, with one or two exceptions,
indicate pretty plainly their approval Of the
election OF Mr.. Banks. Several of them, II
true, enter natural cayeat agninsthis poll
tics, against his public antocodents. against
the party through which, through an unpie-
oodontod contest, has steadily supported him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06
Oxygenated Bitters.

IFOIN ENf b0StON NOTHING Posi-.
Coon Advice TO DYsPEpCs. tlfese days of 1usck.
cry panaeeas and wonderful cures it hardly safe to
recommend any thing in the catalogue of patent medi-
cines and we will not knowingly nislead cur readers in
these matters but when have undeniabe proof of the
real value Of medicine, and the testimony Of good ami
esimable citizens besides. feel it duty 10 give pubic
ity to such remedy. The Orenated Bitters sold by
Messrs Saith W. Fowle 4 Co., 1873 Washington street we
know have received the sanction of scientific men, and
their virtues and efficacy are fully attested by many c
zens Of the highest respectabity.
Any Notwithstanding IRON weakness and derauee.
ment of the stomach nervousness or debility in any form
wineyeI regret making fair trial this Invaluable med.
icine.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS, on the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail only by gIsTU
W. LIE, Boston, Mass. to whom all orders should he
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGESTs.-James Green, D. Scott NJ B. Green Cbos
Clark, Worcester; @. II. Colburn LIeominster.
JAMS eod2w&w2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Medical ga can be dispensed WITH in nine cases out Of
ten. Dyers Healing Embrocation be found at hand and
Immediately applied the cases Of cuts wounds
sprans bruises, burns scalds wind choc cramp bowe
complaints rheumatism toothache, and all external and
internal pains.
For sale by DAVID SCOTT, GEO. h. spURR, and
Druggists generally.
A. IL Field sole proprietor Providence. r. T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

ScnUPurous.-The Providence Transcript
does not publish news by telegraph on Mon
day morning, because the conscientious scru.
plos of the editor win not allow him to use
the telegraph on Sunday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Mr.. BANKS AT HoME.-The people of Wal
than, on Saturday evening, celebrated the
election of their townsman to the Speakership
by firing guns, ringing the bells, and iilumi-
mating the houses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

FOREIGN TRAVEL Those Of our citizens who
have Travelled in Italy are enthusiastic in their
praises of the beauty and fidelity Of the repre-.
sensations of innumerable place and objects in
Waugh's Italia, now on exhibition at Brinley
Hall. To speak in too high terms of this PIANO.
rama as a work Of art is impossible. This after
noon there will be an exhibition for families and
children, when signor Vivalas Fantoccno fig
ures will be presented for the amusement of the
Juveniles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

FROZEN TO DEATH.-On Saturday morning,
an lrshman was found near the Gilboa sta
ton, on the Lexington and West Cambridge
railroad, so nearly frozen, that he died in the
course of an hoir. Some bad liquor was
found in his pocket.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

TnE BERKSHIRE DISTRICT. Hon. Increase
Sumner OF Great Darlington, has been elect
cd delegate from this District TO the American
National Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Coal has advanced one dollar ton in Bos-
ton. within the last-week, and it is now sell
ling at last winters prices. The rise is attrib-
uted to the long protracted spell of cold
weather reducing the supply.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Snow ON THE NORTHERN RAI1RoADs.-
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad was
almost entirely laid under the snow on Satur-
day night and Sunday lasl. Mr.. Whitney,
the master mechanic, went out ns far as Athol
on Sunday, with three engines. He succeed
ed in getting back as far as Gardner, where
he was completely stopped by the snow that
had blown in after he went up There his
three engines remained at the last advices.-
The up passenger train for Monday did not
leave Fitchburg. The superintendent sent
up one hundred men, with daily supply ,of
food, on Tuesday morning. The Cheshire
train started on Monday at o A. NJ, from
Fitchburg with three engines, the IT. NJ.
Edwards a very powerful engine on the
lead They went off the track IN the clay cut,
being lifted from the rail by the snow. The
forward part of the +" Edwards is raised five
feet above the track. Another train started
Tor the Cheshire road, AM got through to
Ashburnham al miles, by shutdown. All
men and officers are making extraordinary eff.
forts to clear the roads,. Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

To THE LADrEs-All Ladies' and Chldrens Furs on
hand, be bought at first Cost at PRATr's, No. 2oS
Main street. Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Embroideres
at usrg loto Rrices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

The election of Mr. Cullom of Ten
nessee, as Clerk of tho House of Representa-
tives, will give great satisfaction to the coun-
try. While a member of the House he,dis-
tinguished himself by his gallant bearing and
by his fidelity to the provisions of the Missouri
Compromise. His course probably cost him
his seat and his election by the present House
to an office Of honor and emolument, is a sig
nal proof that his courage and fidelity are ap-
preciated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Cyrus Alger, Esq, the well known IRON
founder at South Boston, died on Monday, at
tho age Of "a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

DR.. c. Howard Marshall, who by Inhalation is
treating Catarh, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, and Consumption, will leave the worces.
ter House, tomorrow evening, for Springfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Suffering Females will find timely relief and
friend in need well suited to their case in the aifi
use Of DR.. Olough's Columbian Pills The sense Of sink
ing at the pit of Il stomach transient pains and ach
creeping Sensations, broken foul tongue
terror, sghngs and groanings tremulonsnes irrtsby
ftnl staTtingthese, and much MORE these Pills viii
cure Sold for merely 25cens box. See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist. cieas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

To BusiHsCss Men.-A Rare Chnnce.-
The stock and Fixtures Of First Glass Family Grocery
Store THE very best stand in the city, offered for Sale
Inqhire at this Office. de- diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Mrs. >. Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds hersefin readiness day and night to a
sttendthe duties Of her profession 2ssdence IL Ansti
oct21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

FlOur.-5O00 Barrels Of Flour, comprising about
twenty different brands or sale low, end perhaps low
er than can he purchased at any other place in this city
or brought r m aoy other All who wish to purchase, Will
do wen to call as we shall sell for few weeks below the
market price 10 reduce stock Also 10 tons extra ne
ieed-Beans Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese.
DRAPER CLARK,
iaL2l ar Nos 81 and 90 Front Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

NOticet-W. L. HOBBS. Teacher of all kinds of Brass
Instruments, Clarionet Flute, &C. Bras. Bands taught
in the most thorough maaler.
also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, ofchestras &c Apply tc Loring Brothers. Music
store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter St., Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COMPnsIrnR. 1nANrnn

x UUUU OUnIFUoIIUIA cali mud steady plOVment
by applying at this Office, Immediately.
DIR. j. CIawsOn Kelley, Analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies' and gentlemen at his office
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 18th and stb
of February, free of CHARGE upon all diseases of the hu
man system. w2t&d6t ian30
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GEORGE r, sPuRR.

IslUUFsSOR TO =. 7. lAZELL,)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST.
An dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth and
syrups.
NJ D. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines DIS dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

EiectrO-C hemicaI Baths.-The proprietors
of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to he nub
these baths.
Worcester Jan. 2S 1856 a.s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Economy la Fuel,-The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat Of superior
qua w. delivered IN any part Of the city Orders left at
the Spy Office, at the store of #. f. Dixie will be
promptly attended to.
Acarelu ANALYSIS of the Worcester peat recently mad
by DR. Charles Il. Jackson, the eminent Geoogist and
Assayer to the State OF Massachusetts shows that ca
eTc value is superion thatof oak wood, the proper
ton 50 $4,000 % 75lO6 ana he certifes mat snch
peat will Sc We perfectly we'll oY generating steam ard
for most purposes is SUPERIOR to wood. and nesrlv
equal to bituminous ooal" Housekeepers who wish
econOmize, will do well to give 1t a trial. an "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

w. 4. " ILL ANS,
ATTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR At LAH
No. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
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!. !, CHAPIN 3 TlLLOTsON.

ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY OHAPIE G. IL. TILLoTsoN.
Jan. l. 1860. If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

The Republican Club win meet every SAT-
UKDAY Esenug at the Head Quarters. A general az
enhance Of all Republicans is requested.
d2Z dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

Western Ticket Omce.-Through Western
Tickets, for all principal Cities and Towns
LEONARD * Co. Agents.
au24 dtf 1S0 Main sirae+
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l.. g. NICHOLS. NJ. D.,
II OH 4 0P AT IC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AID RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST. OFFICE HoURb
FROM TO 8, AND Z TO 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
Worcester, Or. 90 1858. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

FOSTER * ESTERBROOk.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELL0RS AT LAW.
Nos and Briuley Hail, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER anl0ltf JAMES E. EsTERBRooK