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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21
DR.. Kane,s FIrnl Nnrrntfxo

TIE USI Ed STATES GBINNELL EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF
FIR JOHN FRANELIN, dnring the years 1850-51 A
Personal Narrative, by ELIsHA KENT KANE, M. D Q.
N, One volume SVo upwards of $50 pages, contain
ing 200 steel plates and wood engravings intending
hne steel portrait Of Sir John franklin, being the only
one ever engraved in America. Ais a Biography Of
Franklin, by S. AUSTIN ALLIB9NE, Esq.
This book is totally distinct from the second Arctic Ex
petition Ard in addition the account of his adventures
whiah we're fully as dangerous and exciting those
corded in the subsequent work. nuch valuable
and interesting matter never before published.
This book hiss been withdrawn from the trade, and is
sold exclusively by subscription and only be obtained
from uhorizsd agents.
Those who recure copy Of the first edition, get the
best engravings.
All orders fer the work rough the mail or 9th rwse
will be promptly Attended to. Price So 90
Pubishei by PHILLIPS, SAMSON & CO., Boston.
J, Q. HTODDARD, agent for Worcester County, house
Oxford Place, Worcester Mass.
p s. Several agents wanted. dendtf rnchlQ
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DR.. DUP0NOo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in DR.. Du-
ponco's Golden Pills. perfectly harm less TheyEhaye
been used in the private practice of old DR.. Dupon
CO. for 80 years. and thousands Of ladies can tes
ty to their great and neveraiing success in almost
every case. In correcting Irregularities relieving pain.
ul and distressing mensruation, particularly at the
change Of life. From five to ten Pills will cure that
common vet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and will cure you
nyou use them They cannot harm you-o the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature its proper
ch'nnel and invgorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family will find
these Pills sure preventative, For parcuqrs see di
reeons on the box Price Stand will be sent to ladies
conddentaiy, by MALL by enclosing 81 t. either of the
following general agents Worcester GEO. r, SPURR
2Ol Main street JAMES GREEN, III Mlinstreet DAVID
SCOTT, 25l Main street, Of Mechanic street, Also
by T. B Choate, Fchburg, Cantrell + Son. Danelson-
vile, Robert Ger, Norwioh, Balch Son Providence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A B. Il D Sands New York
See the signature J. UPoNC0 is on the Box none other
genuine. d1y mchlQ
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". p. FETRIDGE l. CO..
szz dsw6m Franslin Square, New Yor
THE GR EAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBR 4TED FEMALE PMS
Pr5pHed from prescription Of Sir James Clarke M,
~ PaTsieian Extraordinary to the QUEEN This invalu
abie DE iue is untang in the cure Of all those painful
and dangerous diseases incident the Female constit
ton. O''U-
~ moderates al excess, all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should De use1 two or three previous TO confne
mentj they ortify the constitution and lessen the sufr
lng durla5 labor ngbling the mother to ne form her d
ties with faiety to herselfand child
reese Pitts should not be taken by females during
Re FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregaancy as
M,y are sure 70 brtas Miscarriage bat al ann
other time they are safe '9
, Ii an cases OF Nervous Spinal Affections pain in
the bscs am Limbs Heayness Fatigue on Slight Exer
non Falplt8ton OF the Heart Lowness Of Spirits 8vs
rcs SICK Headafhe. Whites all the painful diseases
occasloned by disordered system these Pills will eject
cure when all other have failed and although
Po"erin remedy do not contain iron caome antrnony
or any other mineral -
4, III directions accompanying each package. Price in
tne United States and Canada, One Djllar
Sole agents for this country
, l, y, BALDWIN & CO.. Rochester N Y
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn N. y, GENERAL AeENTs
n D. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to anv an
mail. Wy no " return
For sale by BURR, FOSTER & Co, No. Oorpbill.
Boston, ny Bush Co, wholesale aud retail agents.
and by dFuggis orally daw3m mch6
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pop n,,s 49,, lplne Hair BALM,
Foh RESTORING GREY HAIR 40 frs oRTe1N AT

dbl
ai ~ 70 Cure Badness, Souri, DandruR itching
anu al diseases Of the Skin This Balm lives Inc sca,
NV ana healthy aetionj restores the co9finp matter IL
i O' " the hair which pasaes through he Hair and
biESo ~ natural color without the use OF Hair Dive
Hurdreds Of Pfc paratons have been ntrodpcsl nye
Ielns 70 preserve the Hair and keep il from fal1sT
composed OF Obs, Alcohol and ot er deleterious
enu az % no use Hair Dyes hays been introduced fhat
Nv no. give 'hs Hair natural color 'ide being trouble
some TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation was needed to do what was reour,1 M, M
HAIR; the proprietor duced t. ex eriment pntii ~
could obtain an article that would be he exact remedy
anu AeT seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
IL is soothing and emollient aays all irritation ~ ,b
scalp, thereey stopping that troublesome Itching "a
cures Dandruh and Scuff and when Che Hairl t,rnad
gray VIII ring IL back to Its original Color be Baek
bioWu Nr AutuTn 1t makes the Hair soft and ssv-
prevents the Hair from falling oG as will be see nan
using this Balm for only few dayslifs will he v -
tne Ioo's OF the Hair, and growth will sooon appt
oNtu ues not take place the end Of the Hair ia Will
DC seen IN persns VINO have their II sir dyed If yo en-
auneh mar that has been colored for You viii Ana
uWAd5 the roots that the hair has out gray hence
Is necessary TO have the fluid at the roots Of the hair
heathy that the whole hair may he natural color Mach
mar mas root In the skin and Is Of itself hollow rra
tuDe through which there Is constant circulation III the
pigment from the root When this pigment or coloriue
matter dies out IL leaves the hair hollow and n erornas
gray To invent Balm that would produce this gment
has been the study Of the proprietor Tbs dscovrv ~
the Alpine Hair Balm will do It, II will bring the hair "a
It's natural color by making anew the cooring mater N
the roots OF the hair. N' ~
It's mistaken notion that oil or prease viii rsst -
hair, as nothing can be more luxurious The Alrta
Hair Balm VII restore the skin and save the raj ~
those WHO have been sick with fever or anv Issse u
piepAted by Q. A. p MASON, Providence, II, il
For sale By AL Druggists. " 4
d. y IVES Il co so MIX street pos,.n ali, NJ, =.
sale Agent OF the United States and Oannda. "'iO'0
agent "a Worcester, j Y I'LL, Mechanies, glock.
20 dom
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RIoHTs OF TBAcHERs- the Supreme
Court Portland on Tuesday, Geo. Is. FL.
den, keeper Of high school at Windhan was
tried for assaulting pupil. Judge Davis
charged that the master IN a school acted in
the same capacity as parent at home, and
had the right TO enforce obedience to school
rules by proper punishment, and left tho jury
Z. decide whether this right was exceeded in
tins case. The jury returned verdict Of not
justice Of the peace, and tho teacher was
fined 50, and Appended.
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coURr OF COMMON PLsAs.--J4dge Perkins
pressding.-on Wednesday,, in the case Of Joel
Walker VS. William NJ. Merriam, to recover rent
on lease, both parties 81 Spencer, verdict was rem
dered for defendant. The case of scotto Berry VS..
Jonathan Luther, vent BE plaintiff In the cases
of h. D. Stone VS.. AndrkNJ. Wait, and H. D.
Stone VS.. Rufus HaAkings Fverdcts were rendered
on Thursday for plaintiff. as also in the case of
Ripley VS., Hastings hue case of Mrs Roxalana
Farnum VS.. Franklin F. Farnum, of Charlton, is
nov trial, S. P. Twiss and c. Allen for
plaintiff, and Dewey & Wilkins for Defence
This Is the last case on the docket. If concluded
o-day, the Court will then adjourn
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LOCAL NEW s.


CHnDREN's FRIEND SooIET1.--We find upon
our table the annual report of the Worcester
Children's Friend Society, and the address of
Rev. Dir. Hill. delivered at ~ City Hall, at the
eighth anniversary meeting, Jan. 81, 1857. The
Children's Friend Soeiesg is one of the noblest
charities of which Quietly can boast, and though
its operations are oelducted in the most quiet and
unpretending mapner, the amount of good which
it accomplishescan hardly be estimated. The
design and obiects of the Institution may be best
stated in the language of the report
"To rescueAFom misery and vice such desti-
tute children as have been bereft by DEATH or by
criminal deserhan of their natural parents, pro-
tecors, or guaIdisns, to educate and fit them for
the highest social position of which they are cap
able, and to perpetuates these blessings through
future years."
The managers state that since the formation of
the Society, in lS49, three hundred children have
been admitted at the " HOME. sSof whom, the ma
iron assures us, one hundred and twenty-five
have desirable and pleasant homes During the
past year there have been seyegty-seyen different
children at the establishments their ages ranging
from one to twelve years. There have been TWEEN
ty-eight new admissions during DE year, and at
the time the report was prepared the whole mum
Der of inmates was Fafrty. The hash receipts for
the year were as follows ;--Received from collect
ors, SS6o.59; feoeived for board, S72 80 lie.
eeived from interest and deposit, S199 received
from different towns, S338 special donations,
SlS2; making the total receipts 1851 50; de.
Quoting EXPENSES, Sff6645S0, leaves the balance of
SS,i9~tfle hands of the Treasurer.
Donatonsin clothing, meat, milk, fruit, and
vegetables, have been received from different in
disiduals durihgsthe year; and valuable dona
tions in -four, boots shoes, wood coal, crockery,
cloth, &C., from the traders of the city.
We doubt not that a larger liberality would be
shown to this truly philanthropc Institution, if
cur citizens would appreciate the fact that every
thing that is good to eat, to wear will be at all
times acceptable, and that the smallest sums of
money will be gratefully received land carefully
appropriated for the benefit of This numerous
family of little who have bgn bereft of their
natural guardians and protectors.
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Pcck's Cement Drain Pipes.-Tbe subscrib-
er takes this MT hod again to inform the people of Wor
cester and vicinity that he is prepared to manufacture
to order Gem Mt Drain Ppev in any quantity AMI of any
desirable size rom three to six inches ndiameer These
pipes are perfectly understandable and will last for ages
either in dry wet locations They have been thorough
y teste4 and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition tie c7vantages above stated these pipes are
ehsaper than 8y otlr material used for draining pur.
poses All orders promptly snpried by the subscriber at
his work shop No. IS Mechanic sueet where specimens
may be seen JAMES G, PECK
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Sundry parties have pesitioned the Legislature
to establish uniforRs Standard for the measure
of milk, generally psetink wine measure to be
fixed upon instsld % sp>measure. A bin to
that effect was introduced into the House, but
that body has, u large majority, and on two
separate votes, amended the bill so as to make
dry MEASURE the Standard. This will enlarge the
milk quart about assnuch as wine measure would
have diminished it.
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RESPECT ron THE JUDICIARY The Wash
ington ONION, which is quite profuse nova
days in entreaties to the public to have
respect for the Judiciary, speaks of judges
Mclean and Curtis as follows
at appears that the two judges who dis
sented, furnished, out of the ordinary course
of things, copies of their dlssents for the
public papers, thus contributing in advance the
elements of political assaults upon their breth-
rem, who have been fercely codemned without
being heard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

LADIES much Of your suflerings might be
allevated at once and permanently cured, by the
timely use of lew of r.Daponeo's Golden Pills
One lady, who for years has suffered, every
month, TO such degree that she often was
Obliged to call IN her physician, has, by the use
Of only two OF Duponco's Golden Pll5 leach
month";. been relieved Of all pain, sickness at the
stomach, disuess, Nc, and closed her letter by
saying that if Indies kneo their Ualao they would
never be without them
Sec the advertisement and list Of agents, among
the special notices. d3t
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SPUR LEWIS, in the basement oflthe American
House Block, VII celebrate the dedication of the new
Mechanics Hap by magnificent repast at their model
salooh, this evening at which mechanics and others are
invited to be PfeSent and have good fime such
glorious viands as Spur Lewis understand SO well
how to provide. Step in and enjoy yourselves.
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Brightdn MIrket-Maroh laI1a5.

Al Market do5p beef cattle, 70 stores 1900 sheep,
PRICEs-Beef &attls-The prices of last week for a
IKE qnanty Werd not sastained-Exra q rs 9 %;
first quality 8 al 20; second rs az 5ol thiel rs 4
675
Working Orett IA small nuulber at msrket and yery
few buyers. SAILED, -125fandTl 49,
Cops and Calvts-sGood cows IA demabd. and COM
mand high pric9 Sales rs 3bf3s 49, 81 60. and TO-
Shetp-Smsll dtsA|SS.4 rs, $50, 675, md 3
Shoats-Iwo lofs OF York shoals ST and ST. lot ex-
ira Ohio ordnay "a and 81 Large st4e hogs u and
Fat H0gS-0nk LOT "a, cneS and 3D.
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FROM WASHINGTON Washington, March
Is. Gen. Pierce made two personal requests
ofthe President in reference to persons whom
he wished to be retained in office. One of
them has already been superseded, and the
other undoubtedly will be-
Alas. "Poor dead dog 7"
Our Board of Health baye decided that the
recent sickness at the National Hotel was
caused by the poisonous miasma generated in
the sewers and sinks about the establishment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

LEaAcIEs.-The late Elizabeth Gilston of
New York left in her will 1913, 900 to rela.
tives, &C., $4,000 to the American Board of
Commissioners of Foreign Missions, $1,000
to the American Tract Socety,-a number of
legacies to charitable local institutions, and
the residue of her property TO the American
Bible Society.
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Professor WOoi's Hair Restorative sold by ]. @. HILL
mansion or Oriental Water, sold by J. @. Hill.
Minim Roux, for tOothache, sold by Q. Hill.
Du''er Of cocoa, for chapped lips, Sold by ]. O. Hill
"nl'cono's Remedy for Asthma, sold by J. Q. Hill.
Oriental Tooth Wash, solo by @. Hill.
Balm OF Thousand Flowers, sold by J. Q. Hill.
10 Hit. Apotheclrv.
Mechanics Hall, Worcester
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ALE LION sALcNS%ss- pre'emnentlk renowned as
crack RENDEZVOUS for the hungry and thFty public Those
VINO wish 70 feinVisorate their exhau ted physical
gn's' never a Of rapid relief, undeT Frobushg minis
ua'onS' herVes you to the very fatof the land Drop
into the Lion 10 night and partake Of he ,u,,rrias
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FeFiumed BreaGh.-What lady or gentleman,
would remain under the of disagreeabe breatb
when using the "BALM OF THOUSAND FLowYPs,, az
dentrlace would not ouy render it sweet but Leave tb
teeth white as aihasterP Many persons do n KNOW,
their breath is bad aud The subject is so delicate HER
friends will never meotion It. Pour single dron ~
Balm" on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
ana morning htty cent bottle win last year
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily he acorire5
oy using the 'lialm OF a thousand Flowersn II win
remove tan pimpes, and recks from the skin leaving
II OF soft ana roseate hue Wet towel, pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY.--Wet your shaving brush
IN either YARN c1ld water pour on two or three irons
Of HALM OF HHoUsAND FLOWERS, rub the beard wen
ana ii VIII make beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation Of shaving Price only City cents For sale
by all druggists, Beware Of counteifets None gem
inc unless signed by
VI. p FETRIDGR 4 On
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GUNPowDER AND TuRPENTINE.-If shirts
of turpentlne be poured on gunpowder, the
latter will not explode. An incendiary was
once defeated IN his purpose by this very
means. Wishing to secure an explosion of
gunpowder, he covered If with quantity of
spirits of turpentine, but on igniting it only
the turpentine burnt, while the powder re.
manned as before. The gunpowder acts as a
wick to the turpentine, and will not itself ig-
mite SO long as any of the turpentine remains
f0 hmm
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we advise all purchasers of rich Fanny Goods or any
description of Toys to call at Holden Gutter Co.'s, Is
and II klby street Boston one of the most extensive
French and German importing houses in the United States
haviog house in gland, Paris and Germany. They
are agents for sanderson Lanergans celebrated Fire
Works
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Worcester, Jan. 8, 1857. 1 d atS
DRAPER 81 CLARK

W and w Front street are receiving from different flour
ng Mills, ne following brands Of Flour which they vii
ell at the lowest cash price quarry Mills, Samuel p
" Louis Ohapn, J. Q. Stone, Il. II. Beach, Hartland
Els Delphi Mills Farmers Mills, and many other brands
NTH hah barrels Of various quaitesj also, Corn Rye
Wid Me H. Beans, Butter, &c. Also, Lime Cement Cal
ane Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Clover Seed
cin26 dtf
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SLIDING SCALES o. sGR1ME.-DeQuinc saws
If once man jSdhlges himself in murder,
very soon he comeaatp think little of robbing ;
and from robbing he eemes next to drinking,
and from that to ipciyility and pEocrastina-
finn -
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FARE TO KANzAs.-The Albany Eueniag
Journal announces that through tickets from
that city to Kanzas may be had on application
to VIM. Barnes Esq, No. 442 Broadway
Albany, for $27,57 to Kanzas City, and
$2S,57 to Leayenworth, Wyandotte or Quin-
d0ro. Mr.. Barnes is Secretary of the New
York Kanzas Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

A QUEEN STATE OF HEALTH elbow is
your husband this afternoon, Mrs Squiggss"
"Why the doctor says as how as if he lives till
the morning he shall have some hopes of
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GBt 9aiIp Spg.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1857.


The press Of advertisements upon our columns az sls
time is such that we must request patrons to nand IN
their favors esry in the day in order TO secure te "a
sertion in the next issue Advertisements for hs nesA
must be harded in on Monda in order 10 secure 1he
insertion.
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Gentlemen-I feel houored ~ your invitation to
ture. AS my stay in Worcester is limited, ac
cent your invitation with pleasure and shall have the
honor to deliverR Free Pubic Lecturs Wednesday
March 5tb, in Raskburn Hail, Mechanics Hall Block
Worcester. Doors to be open at past 4 at
O'Clock precsel- The lecture viii be illustrated by
means of modol diagrams, artificial eyes, &C. Seats will
be reserved for ladies.
am, gentlemeu your very obedient,
j.. s. FRANKS, Patent Spectacle Maker
Office SO Pleasant street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

Mp. FDwARD S. FRAsKs-sir: We toe undersigued
Physc ans and Inhabitants of this city, having heard Of
your hig reputation cturcr aud 0pticiau will cs-
ami Ply sology Of the Human Eye and the abuse
Of Spectacles. 1t will be of utility the community by
nstructng them respect the danger Of using improper
spectaees and benefit wearing proper ones the same
time promulg eating Information the construction and
functions of that delicate little organ, the Eye
Henry Sargent, N. D., Rufus Woodward, NJ. D., Benz
Heywoed, NJ D., o. Martin, NJ. D., J. NJ. Earle and
Thomas Drew, of the Worcester Daily spy; Vim. R.
Hooper of the Worcester Daily Transcript; 7. w. Cald
well, Of the Worcester Bay State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

NJ W. VAIL, Auctioneer will spare pains in getting
up and selling to the best advantage with the utmost dis
patch, sales Of Furniture at Private Residences Sales
settled before leaving the premises II desiied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21
A Cure for Z
Tnottaoba {
MENIM ROuY-
5A Cure for
TontIlache.

NJ min Roux is sure cure for Toothache Ii an. bino
besides Forceps will effect it. - Guy iins
II is ueGd'd speedy and eiectual 1t is not only be
tr but you get f'nr times the quantity for the same
amount OF murey that you can of any other tao,ban
preparations fair trial will satisfy an Of its :
qualities and never failing cure Prepared and soId
wholesale and retail by O. HILL Apothecary Me,banI
ics' Hall, Worcester, Mass. dtMi - '' tqs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

THE THEATRE.--"Th Rag Picker of Paris
was played again last evening, with great effect,
to good house. This is Aene Of the most inter.
es'ing and exciting dramasseyer put upon the
stage, and the audience manifested their approba
ton of the play and of the manner in which it
was enacted, by frequent bursts ef applause.
This afternoon, "Moll Ptch Ter " will be re-
peated, concluding with the fsfCe of Good for
Nothing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

THE MsoHANIos HALL has been dedicated amid i'm
posing cerempnies aGha9cs and others wishing for
good dinners suppers cay be accomplished in admir-
able style, BY calling intokthssbasemed OF Central E
change ouloRs' ajoininF tarkness ill serve you up
a stew or chof dst at a moments notice..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

BRowS's. BRONCHIAL TRooaRs-'For Coughs, Asthma
Bronchitis, &c, We cheerfnly bear Testimony from
personal knowledge to their eicacy"- BGitous Picto
rial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

ANT1-sLAvERY LEoTURB.-Frede Douglass,
the well known advocate of the rights and libes-
ties Of the colored race in the United States, will
deliver an anti-slayery lecture at tie City Hall,
on Monday evening, at which sthe Mayor will
preside welearn, also, thss Mr.. Brown of Kan.
zas, the genuine !" old Blown, or "Pottawato-
mie Brown, as he is sometimes called, the hero
of the strife againstihe border ruffians in Kan
zas, has been invited to speak upon the occas-
ion, and will probably be present. Mr.. Douglass
is once of the first Of living orators, and we hope
he willbe greeted By . large audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

Auction IN MILLBuRY-Esw Vail will sell,
this day, at one o'clock, in Armory Village, all
the real estate and household furniture lately
owned and occupied ~ George H. Rice. For
particulars see advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

STATE for R0ofs.-rhe subscriber 10 nr.,,...,, b..
tSe bes I manner eT a00 rs Of superior quality nd lay in
Dies nav he seen a. w m9sI satisfactory terms sam
PoS 10y NC seeu Al 1iis yard on Grove street