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More Outrnge. fn Kanzns.

Laurence, K. T.. Aug. 23.-( Couespon-
dence OF the New York Ifj6mse.) -Another
brutal murder took place near Leavenworth
yesterday. gentleman named Hops or
Hupps, from Ohio, came here last week. and
left his wife, and returned to LeavenWo ORTIZ
for his goods etc. When he had got a mile
or two this side of that city, on his return, he
was overtaken, it is supposed shot, and
Scalped, and in this condition was found by
some troops who happened, along shortly at
forwards. No clue to the murderers has yet
been found, but it is supposed that he ex.
pressed his sentiments too freely IN Leayen-
worth.
The Rev. Mr.. Bird came from Leavenworth
to-day, for his wife, who is a sister of the
Rev. E. Mute, pastor OF the Unitarian church
in this city,
Another murder took place in Westport yes
terday, OF man named Jennison, Law
renee teamster, who was on his way home
from Kanzas City with load He was also
Scalped and his load and team taken to Mil
ton McGees house.
On these murders will make no comments.
only chronicle them as being part of our
history.
Henry j. Sembre, Esq, who was killed on
Saturday last, in the battle of Titus Camp,
was highly respected and popularity known
member of the bar in Richmond Ind. He
was unmarried, and about thirty years of age.
He was buried yesterday with military hon
ors, and his remains lie side by side with
those of Barber.
Chicago, August 2S.-Dr. Suter. formerly
of New York City, passed through here to
day, on his way from Lawrence. He reports
that he was publicly robbed of $25O0 at West
port and it was proposed to drown him in
the river at that place, but through the inter
position Of person whose life Suter formerly
saved, their threat was not executed. The
Quaker mission has been entirely broken up,
and the inmates have left.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

j. o. WADLmoH-Dear siri In answer to yours Of the
IN instant, will state, that by the use Of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsrRAL it has produced a
thick and fine growth Of hair the head Of my wife
where It had been bald for eight years. by the use Of
1--WE bottles, Capt John o. Buck, of this town. has thick
growth Of hair all the top Of his head where It has
been bald for the last twenty years. BY the use Of three
bottles, Charles r. Robinson, NJ. D., Of Nantucket has
thick growth Of hair on his head, where il has been bald
for ten yeara AZ far as my observation extends, IL has
the universal preferences over all similar preparations
Az a toilet ARTICLE Il Is very superior.
Respectfully, yourn,
For sale Ny BUSH CO., 81 Front strsn w. ~, ~
and ~ all Druggists Ia Worcester aud vicinity.
NOM d2taR &wiy
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nRCEsT TER DAILY S
LOCAL NEW S

SHREwsBuRY.-A meeting of the friends Of
Freedom and Fremont in Shrewsbury, on Wednes-
day evening, the 9th, at the Congregationallst
vestry, at which Fremont Club was ORGANIZED
and the following officers chosen. President
Adam Harrington, Esq. Vice Presidents Jonn
c. Stone, Samuel j. Howe and Amos d. Nourse'
Recording Secre tary, Samuel A. Cushing. Cor
responding Secretary, Nathan Pratt Treasurer,
Johnathan H. Nelson.
The Executive Committee conists of the follow
ing gentlemen Josiah P. Stone, Thomas Price,
George PARKS, Asa H. Allen, Amos D. Nourse,
Albert Hill, Samuel B. Hapgood, Hamilton
Fay, Leander Maynard and Erastus Wheeloek.
The following gentlemen were chosen Com
mittee to solicit funds in the several School
Districts, to aid the cause and friends of Freedom
in Kanzas: S. ]. How, J. E. Monson, H. B.
Pratt, A. H. Allen. Henry Mason, Arunah Has
low and L. B. Hapgood. ]. H. Nelson was ap-
pointed general agent for the town, to receive
funds collected by the above named committee.
After the appropriate remarks from the Rev.
W. Gordon the meeting adjourned 10 meet
Sept. Sd, at IL clock P. NJ.
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LAUGHABLE.-The attempt of little clique Of
mousing politicians in few localities in this
Commonwealth, to make the people believe that
the success Of the Fremont ticket in this State
depends upon the denomination of Gov. Gardner
by the Peoples Convention, are really amusing,
No act coIld be more suicidal than for the peo-
pies party to pursue such course as they indi-
cate, and from what we can learn, there are no
desires pressed, or efforts making to that end, ex-
cept by few intense Americans who are seeking
to pack the Convention with the tools of the
present executive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

To The POINT discharged army hand"
writes to the Springfield Republican, with much
pertnency " Do you learn that the war de-
partment has taken any measures towards dis,
missing that portion Of the U army that has
been used in 'subduing Kanzas3 II the move.
ment cannot afford to keep few men at work
in the Springfield armory, how can it afford to
keep hundreds Of dragons, on the pay list, to
subdue the people Of Kanzas Out upon such
hypOcricyi We would all be quia willing to
be discharged, il the Government would discharg
at the same time the standing army"
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FREMONT SONGS FOR THE People. We learn
mat more han twenty five thousand COPIES Of
'0's popular little manual of the songs for.
people have already been disposed of, and present
hu'eations are that the sale will not stop rnpcb
Shorto of 100000 copies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

HARNESS Co., at Exchange Eating House, the cen.
trail headquarters Of the eating public of the Heart Of
the Commonwealth have constantly on hand an ipex-
hauSthe supply Of everything which the stomach Of an
an epcure can crave, whsther in meats drnks or any
Of the substantial ASnsn and deicacs which may be
needed to keep the inner man in good trim Just 20 in
there and have q social st down
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The LION dispenseth forth with generous paw at
every hour Of the day and evening" oos choice and
delicious vands which the imagination of the epcue can
conceive The stews, chcwders, sc, which FoRBusH
gets up surpass all admiral He holds magnificent
soiree of his friends Tonight having purchased of his
late partners their interest interest in the establishment
Everybody is invited.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.Clark, of New
York, Nichols, OF Ohio, and Purviance, of Pa,
who voted for adhering to the House-amend-
ment to the army bill on Saturday, did not
vote to day on the similar question, but Bren-
ton, Burlington, Robbins, Robinson, and Sa-
bin, who were not then present, voted in the
affirmative, as on the last occasion, together
with Mr. Dunn, who OH Saturday voted in
the negative. Messrs Brooks. Davis of Mass,
Kidwell and Walk, who voted in the negative
on Saturday, were absent tot day. That side
was reinforced by Carlisle, Greenwood, Har-
rison, Rust, and Wells, who were not present
on Saturday.
The President has signed the bill for the
purchase OF ship Resolute, to be presented to
the British government. Also the bill to
supply missions with the civil bill of last ses-
sion.
1t is said the Senate committee OF confer
enoe on the army bill were willing that Mr..
Weller should be passed into law as COM
promise, to reconcile the disagreement, but the
House committee gave no encouragement to
the suggestion.
The President has recovered from his last
indispogition.
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SPUR LEWIS, American Block, caterers for the mil
lion issue hor bulletin to the hungry and thirsty public
announcing their constant readiness to keep them fully
supplied with everything requisite for their comfort and
enjoyment, IN the eating Line Their axns,n as usual
are of the most superb quality. Give them call
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our notice Of the election of
Second Lieutenantin the Worcester Light Infant
ry, in yesterdays paper, our compositor made us
say that Hamilton W. Pratt the gentleman
chosen to "weld the sword" We should have
said Harrison w Pratt
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MASS MEETING ON BosToN CoMMoN.-The
Telegraph understands that it is proposed to have
grand Fremont mass meeting for all New Eng.
land, on Boston Common, on the 18th Of Sep.
TENDER, the day after the Inauguration Of the
Franklin statue.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

YELLOW FEyER.-Neao York, Aug. 90
The yellow fever is abating at Fort Hamilton
there being but twenty cases under treatment,
and but very few persons remaining. Nurses
and physicians have been provided in album
dance, and there is no doubt that the disease
will soon be at an end. The fever is also dy-
ing out at Yellow Hook and Gowanus.
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RAILROAD AccIpEST.-As the steamboat
train from New York, via Norwich hailroad,
for this city, was passing Pomfret Corner yes
terday morning, shaft of the baggage car
broke, throwing the train off the track, and
causing some damage to the cars. The train
was detained three hours. A brakeman was
the only person injured and he but slightly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

AhNoLR's 0LoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sol5 a..
w"o'fsae' at the |o'0est prices by John O. Hill 22o
MAN st. AretaH also Names and statements Of r.
% W have been greatly benefited by them, NAY b,
mpT4b9tf
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We understand the Springfield Republican that
operations have not been suspended at the Harp.
er's Ferry, Virginia armory, the twin Of that at
Springfield. The excuse is, that there is money
onhand to carry that on. We imagine that there
will be for a long time, whether Congress passes
the army bill or not. They vote for " Buck and
Breck" down there, and Mr.. Faulkner, the rep
resentative Of that district didn't need dsciplin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

DR.. c. Howard Marshall, the catarrh throat,
and lung physician, of New York, will receive pa
tents at the Bay State House, Worcester, all day
Monday and Tuesday, September lst and 3D.
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DUDLEY OBSERVATORY. The proceedings on
the inauguration of the Dudley Observatory,
in Albany, on Thursday, Aug n, were full
of interest. The largest tent in Academy
Park was crowded to its utmost capacity by
brilliant audience Of from to 5000 persons,
nearly half of whom were ladies. The plat
form was crowded by men Of distinguished
learning, ability and position. Among them
were e&-Gov Hunt, Gov, Clark, Lieut. Gov.
Raymond, Hon. Joel T. Headley, Lorenzo
Burrows and other state officers, aud all the
men Of science in the association. Gov. Hunt,
Professors Boche, Gould and others made
brie addresses A letter was read from Mrs.
Dudley, doanting 100000 for the lurtherance
Of tho objects for which the observatory was
founded, The announcement Of her liherality
was received with loud cheers, and a general
uprising of The vast audience. The Hon. Ed.
ward Everett was then introduced, aud receive
cd most enthusiastically. His address occu-
pied over an hour in delivery, and was able
aud eloquent.
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BIAcKsToNE.-The BUCCANEERS of Blackstone
at a meeting on Thursday evening, Aug 81, chose
the following delegates to Springfield; Willard
Wilson, VIM. S. Southwick, Samuel Thayer, Jr.,
Jas. r. Gould, George Williams. Dennis McMul'
len, S c. Bowley, Marius s. Wakefield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-30

CAUous.-At meeting at Head Quarters of
the Buchanan and Breckenridge Democracy of
this city, on Thursday evening last, Calvin E.
Pratt, Esq, in the chair, and Henry Keith, Esq.
Secretary the following list of delegates and
substitutes, forty-four in each list, were selected
to represent the party in the State Convention
at Springfield, Sept. 3:
DELEGATEs,-James Estabrook, Isaac Davis,
VIM. Greenleaf, George W. Bentley, Nathan
Washburn, Edward W Lincoln James S. Wood
worth, J. L. Myers, Henry Prentiss, George w.
Gill, Henry W. Conklin, Henry Murray, r. 0.
Williams Calvin E. Pratt Elbridge Hepitt, VIM.
Bush, Charles Cuby, e. S. Matthewson, DR.,
] A. Andrews, G. A. Holbrook. F. C. Bigelow,
John Mason, CORTLAND Newton, Henry d. Stone,
John Il. Kline, Patrick o. Rourke, James E.
Estabrook, H. B. Adams, Vernon A Laid, John
S. Gustin, Alvin Hall, Michael 0'Driscoll n.
P. Moore, Thomas Lawler, Edward Lamb, c. S.
Chds, c. C. Greenwood George R. Spur, John
Keith, Emory Bannister, L. N. Childs ChaS
Becher, ]. P. Weixler.
Standardization Carpenter, John Healey,
VIM Blackburn, oliver May, VIM. L. Gray, VIM
Adams James NJ. Curtis, Lindel Freeman, Gard
ner Chids, Frederick Goulding, Hugh Dorety,
Zeph. Spur, John NJ Studley, Joel Fletcher,
Salisbury Hyde. Ansel Lakin, Lucian P. Field,
Addison Monroe H. G. Townsend, I. H. Bart
lett Henry Keith, Lewis c. Mum, Grin An
drews, Frederick Warren, j Dadman,C. G, Whit"
comb, A. B. Lowell, j. B. Pratt, L. Whitcomb,
Walter Henry, Daniel H. O'Neal, I. G. Ban
croft, Gardner Mcfarland, Levi Taft, Stephen
Taft, Albert Witt, Richard Barker, Gilman Fer
rim. Arthur E Estabrook, John T Murray, John
Andrews, John Hilton, Arthur Murphy, B. B.
Childs.
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Ihe subscriber has recently purchased the soIs gb
70 manufacture ana sell throughout the United sates
FfOStS FGtent Bind Fastener, which is a dec ded i'm
pro'ement for convenience, durability and cheannpss
over anything ever before invented in this lice lie IL
PREPARED TO urhsh the same, az wholesale or retail AZ
my23 diff AT0Siyh nay ge seem
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Among the patents issued for the week ending
August 20, is that to Charles p. Carter Of Ware,
for apple parer.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Wednesday
evening last an Irishman, by the name of James
Barry who was on his way to Waterford, met
an extra train. which was approaching Wonsocket
in the ledge, about midway toward Waterford,
and was struck by the engine, and instantly
killed He was about so years of age, unmarried,
and resided in Waterford
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Particular attention is called to the sale of
Real Estate, belonging to the heirs of VIM. R.
Wesson, deceased, by E. B, stoddard, this day
at 10 o'clock.
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Tho Fell Term OF Mss II. c. EhToN,s scboo
viii commence MONDAY, Sept. 1st, in pper Block
au27 d2W
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40 n ,'a, o. "A Thousand Flowers Reader
~ NV wlsi beautiful complexion? If So use eal1a
" AHoH$qH9 ttowerS" II eradicates ali Tao plmples
am fIechisS frcm The ACE For washing and shayn9
anu cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perf,,ne5
reath-IT HAS no EQUAL! F0''''''eo
FETRIDGE 4 CO., Boston. q r sy,.na 49,.
or Worcester tn.b5e ''o az ent
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Dr. X obbjnss Of Oharlestown, has won golden
opinions in the discovery Of treatment OF FpIIEp
some Of 20 years standing) also for Nervous AM T,
slye Diseases Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Femas Com
plants &c, &c ue has no rivals and few eou1s. He
mas not ohy won fame IN the treatment of EPILEPSY but
has received testimonials above his charges eissnnt
mingham. 49, y RIA
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SAFE aud Prize Reduced, from 90 to 25 cnts
a Dott'e HGnlmoHdS Linn the best Imminent in
use, ana one that s used by Physicians as ygll ss he
people me label bears the certificate of some Of onr
bes physicians and citizens All orders RON ie ~ our
ana others addressed to- O. Hill, Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention. '-'''' WIZ
" Bear in mind that the price is reduced
J. Q. HILL, Apothecary
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DOCTOR 2. w, McGDtRE. SURGEON
% Salem St}eet.
Dofice hours to4P. N Ad4ice 6eeto tbe mar
AUS d5m H. ". MCGUIRE, NJ D., A. R.
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For the Spy.

Ny unfortunate handwriting is apt to puzzle the
printer. L requested, yesterday, that letters for
Mr. Stowelrs party should be sent to me (mis-
probably be good opportunity to send to Kan
zas on Monday next, and that letters or small
parcels should be sent to me by Sunday night
Cannot some of our clothing dealers and shoe
dealers also make up some bundles of stout boots,
socks, wooden shirts, and thick pantaloons, for
the same purpose T. W. H.
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PERSONS wishing to ebaiH uerior lkcuesses of then
serves or friends, need longer think they must va to
pictures equal to any obtained there His Dat,frro
types are acknowledged by ali to he of superis, zone
and finish, and perfect ikenesses His Phctot,anbs
mus be seen to be appreciated. Perssns having dlpr
reotJpes Of deceased fieHds have them ergrJ5 to
any tqured size paper by the Photographic press
and then finished in oil or coors F6r large mic
lures the Photograph is the best BABBITT Is making
some splendid ljGenesses on polished glsssL In some
cases these are be preferred For infants am gs
children, the time Of sitting is short the natural OK
preston OF the child is easily retained For e,outg ar
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excl
lent To judge of the beauty and variety of his spc
mems, call at his rooms, n os. & /, Piper Bbc
Main Street, Worcester. au27 af
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modern styles. ~
MISS GRAVES can receive few private purils. at
SALISBURY Mansion, On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
sor particulars and specimens, inquire at Dr. LIN.
EELL's, Wslnat street aDJ2 a.;
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o,. - = n II L s ~
ewes special attention to diseases Of he gums and tee
az general practice, surgical and mechanical 0aice
Dr Nm Newton, (now OF Oxiord) to whom he ia nsrn,t
'eu 10 refer Over Citizens Bank, Worcester. Mass.
JA
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WORCESTER GCADEN,y.


The FALL SESSION OF this Institutio8sil i'll
commeace on THURSDAY, Sept 18th, and coriue
twenty one weeks. Important changes have been ade
IN the Internal arrangements fheechpal Two gepate
departments Of instruction have been ablish'd CAS-
soAL and SCIENTIFIC, each to enbracsa period otnree
years, and divided into Junior Middle, and Seuiar
es ] he Classical Department is designed to mash
thorough preparation for college, tor entering pot
course OF professional STUDY the Scientific 10 neth
wants Of those who do contemplate full clleate
course.
The Trustees have elected as an Associate sinipa,
geDtem of large experience and eminent stcess in
teaching who, with the present Print uai will dcyke his
whole time to the interests of the school.
~ this accession to the board OF Teachers, diison
o. labor can be effected Gan important desjdeahn in
thorough instructi0p) not heretofore attained.
For Catalogues, Circulars, further intormato! ad
dress w. S. GREENE or W REYNOLDS, Prings;ls. or
Hon ISAAC DAVIS, President of the Board of Fusiees.
worcester, August Il 1856 daig4y
CopDr1neFsn5p NOtiCc.-The subscribe, have
this day formed copartnershp for the purpost crans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Good buiness,
to be known by the name Of Jenkins Hamilton, kCo,
B. Il. RAKD0N, G. W. UAMHON.
}. II, JENKINS, c. A. WHiTE.f
Worcester. ,Julv 1874
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n, e,, SJ ro- 7 hemioaI liutbs.-rhe propri.,,,
~ worcester Water Cure would announce ~ w. xxx
these baths. '"''n'''S ior administering
Woroeatrr. jan. ~. 1Rhh
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So D. u HILL, ApOtAecary
ulylE deWu Worrastar M.

Mrs. M w. Gernlas. FsnHie Phynic5or,
Mrs, haylog given special attention to the eorv Of
uWuery ana united with the stady about siy wears ~
practice three OF winch has been this city and so1t
the loss 81 single mother child, would with degpse
OF conhdenoe stu Vher and recommend her services N r
iends generally as she considers the business beonin
exclusively to qualified females. e"s
n b. Uterine and other Female Complaints ,,tIl alan
De attended to in connection With DR.. Wilson's geyrtis
Importer F''i'0
Residence, eS Summer street, between Central and IN,
hange SITS. MO nv" NV, "a
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,v, TEAcHER or MUSIC AND EmBR0jprDv
WI receive pupils IN the above brnnebea nj Il q
ARD's' Harvard Place Mrs IT, aiso b,a ~ ., .. LEON
VI o,'SD pal'erne for Embroidery which Sbe WIN WY
ulon ~ klhds o. Woolen, Six, Cotton a, Ii mary
public. 'e' " h-' nlehdB and tho
s, OlG',s lor marking can be lct at pRATwg aos Mai.
street, where patterns eau b. seen iy9i G, ~ ns'h
Mrs. ~ Goodwin, an eNpcrienceo ,,.,.....
,aw9 nolds hrrset In readlness da, and ns ~
''''O" VI Ho' prons'ion Aeliience, Is Auatiu
VSt@A ar
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JRGEoN

Dr. Henry sHr&oNl gives special attention /
diseases OF the Eye Office 10 Il Worcester Bank Biooi
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Simis for RoOfa. --lhy subscriber b. ,r,n.,...t a.,
furnish STATE Tor Roofs, Of superior quality AND @ u !"
s O,s, u,anel, On inc most satisfactory terms Sam
apl3 al III Ig, 'I1st
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This neble heart of the old Commonwealth,
Beats high and strong midst peace and health;
us wealth IS seen in banks and stocks,
It's iCgrks If Art at Piper Rlocl
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ATTORNEY. Ann COUNSELLOR AT LAW
anao Ol3cc Nc. CentrnI ENchnnye. 1
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ArroRy tl d,aF IN 8 TlLLOTSON,
~ AtAuNNhaS AND CUuNGELLORS ATLAu
llEsnY CuAriR "'''Sl worcester Mass.
jan. !. 1866 " H. IiLLOTHOE,
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L. 4. MAYNARD.

srA{}AL &0TEGEt
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Ahe Fixtures OF a Drug Store. FOHsALr.
consisting Of Shelf Bottles Counter and Presri1 ion
scales SODA Fountain and drawing apraratus Trawerq
Csar ana show Gases. These Fixtures are IN too or
DER and will be sold reasonably. These Fixture viii he
Sqid IN quantities to suit purchasers address ! o
HILL Apothecary. Worcester. Mass dff iyi6
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JENKINS, HAMILTON. & 90

HAIR OrnnnRcsaGs, Breastpins Ear Ring. Brace
lets, Necklaces Vest and Guard Chains brsjied and
mounted with gold to order Persons having 1a Of de-
ceased or living friends can have it preserved =; f
and tasteful manner, by leaving it with '-''
90 COLEMAN & PUTIN I'M,
au4o uu No. AmerIgan Honse IncL
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=. booIs and shoes Chcnp for Cnsb,- You
s si q M tines ma at VIM. GOODWIN'S Boot and
Sornery smith Brothers, one OF the largest snd lest
ssSor@Gnts OF Boots and Shoes that can be oun in the
cry, @acn ne 91ers at The very lowest cash ptcts
befor purchasing ie1G ~ a.. S'VoA
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The following is the letter of Mr. Churchill of
Milton, declining the position of Fremont and
johnson Presidential Elector:
To the friends Of Fremont IN the Third Con-
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