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nins'sntlou offered them peace ard security.
ana proposed 10 restore order aud law, Civ.
Ing to each his own, and granting a condo.
baiiou for past otfensns has Il, i1t brought
about the prospcc, Of condigs punishment.
This bastard Topeka invention viii IT,
tarn 10 plague its inventors. II Is destlned
10 secure the punishamn. Of the demagoguss
and aisrutgrers who are enlisted IN its for
tunes They will so down With IT, There
may he II Free State party enl Slave
State party in Kansns; and tbcac may dis
puie the possession II political power bnt
there viii be no Topeka party. worthy Of
respect. Tho few dsaagog,es who shall
ding to that delusicn and fraud. will b.
kept apart from ihe gguerai body polite, rs
baud 81 men guilty oia deliberate ccnspir.
scy against humanity nad truth.
II is Fortunate that II IL 80; for the world
may gather from the spectacle Of the Mrs
Cunninghams and the Gen Lanes brought
% punishment in the very moment Of a,s
pareoily success al fraud, new eon'irma,
t,cn of the truth that Impoturc II tan,i;,
ted 10 ran on free while, will YET surely
ovetreath itself b the end
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T'hs ttrat Mrssage fsasa thc Ola 10 tae
New Nasit,

1t has been agreed upon lhs, the first mss
sage transmitted ly the Atlantic Telegraph
shall he @nt by The Qaeen Of England 10
the President II the Uui,esi Statea Mr.
CrRus w, lIero suggests that the message
shall be the Scripture text .''rhose whom
God hath joined let not man put assanJer --..
- Ass:. >ss: 'c.'ssoi;.
Mr.. brcn,SaS, when Il was proposed that
the frat message should pass between the
rulers u the two nations. nj once assn'ei,
aud wro,c The following letter TO Mr.. FlNiD;
Nv DEAa Sra Accidental circumstances,
which neeinot detail, prevented your kind
letter Of the 9th ult being brougl, unJor
my notice mtil this morning. | nov hasten
10 say win feel mystlf much hoBored II the
first message. "a yuu psuposej sent across
the Atlantic he from Queen Nicttra TO
the President nf tho United S,atesi aud
need noi assure goa he viii endeavor to nm.
wer 4 in spirit ani manner becoming a
great occasion.
Yours, very respectfully.
JANIS lic,riasAS.
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ClHc AspA Asp ms fo.gs Europe vii
b. rjolssi 10 bear iha. C,rcassia haa pub
libel ,hr following ,iecree, which docs her
great honor, on behalf Of the Poles
Al ,boao Poles who, during Tho las,
eighteen years. have oecaIsd ron Russia
INTO ti,cassis. and have bcen reduced 10
slavery here. ore free and may enter. II thay
cIooso into ,Iie regular army, " I've here a.
p. eilnns They afe aleo at perfect llbcr-
y 70 qai, the country a, any time More
,Iysr. III l.,sss,rtf ,riTlsrts tias insv rstfiy
fod from Eassis 10 Cireau.ia. whether thsy
h. p..ies. E4ssiars. tosSsaclss. iartars, sad
o,hett, are ft,c, aui may net ia the above
Nay ~ permitted to 'hoae mentioned above.
1le m.ilafy Authorities arr enboIied % en-
facr tie s'tiot eaccalion ii Ibis Law. Any
person violating Il will ineue Gre Of giiy
fub,a and an imprisonment .! torty day..
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. containing The name ~ each persnu who
sias 'cte'i in the procint ana the ramier Of
votes polied tor ass'h person fx any oiNce,
and The votes pol.ed fur aud against the
adoption Of this Constitution.
Sec, q. The returns Of said election for
nh.l against this Constitution and for nj,
! State o1r'ers and members Of the House OF
Representatives & the United States, slsall
bs made and certificates issusSl in the man.
her row prescribed by law fot returning
votes given lcf Delegate 10 Congress. and
! the n'turns for al psiri & officers. Judicial
Legislative or otherwise. shall be made to
ihe Register Of DEEDS Of The senior county
in each District, in the manner prescribed
by law, except "a otherwise provided. Tlm
returns Tor oil officers elected nj large .slal be
canvessed lay the ,,overnor Of the Territory
assisted 10y Joseph Il. Brown and Thoma.a
J, Ualbta,th, ct ur time designated by law
Tor CONTRASTING the vote for Delegate 10
Conglvss.
Sec. %. Ii upon canyasing the votes
Tor aud against Obs adoption Of this Conslt
tuition, !, shall appear that there has been
polled greater numsscr Of votes against
thao for II, thca no certificates 81 election
shall ho Issued for any State of nistric, ot.
hcer provided ior in this Constitution, aad
no State organization shall have validity
within the limits OF the Territory until 9th,
crwise provided for and until Cons,i,u.
ton for State Government shall have
been adopted by tho people.
To the cory of thc above. deposited with
The Secretary of the Territory tho following
signatures were attached.
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Tie lDaissiiia Jesn0i announces birth
co,nfg work from The pee Of EonsRr j.
ppzea9rtineE y. d heuiaeky. 1. says
That distinguished gentleman IL now N
Nre Yvk. fupFoiepjihg lhe publication
Of g volume which "a entitled, Tie
K.swladee 81 Go;i. ohjcstiycly considered
asa sai,oee IT positive trn'h. both ifsiuc'
tlgc ana detective Ne mas exIec. 10 tho
irnp,ffaai forthcoming work d DR.. Bfeck-
enrilga the matgfcd results OF his li''tions
s,uay. II h:s profound meditation, n'd ms
doopig pIsa,cd religions conviction.
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IyEArrg AgAIx .td.lces from lslrioibs
o, ,ha l9,h Inst, baye been ieceiyed OF New
yors, by llo ssrisal VI The North Star.
Sir Tvs Bgorcxs mart Prl51asA, en'erci
IN The Sussex county cup. ~ 'ae lth ins'''
h.s bc.n beaucn. l.ayin2 cane ~ fourth.
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! ours, very respectfully.
JANIS i'cnasAS.


4 horrible affair las been transacted
lately 10 Chicago. From The Chicago Pres
we ieafn that an abolition was procured on
ihc pe,soo efa girl named IsEosur Psfss-
soS, or IAWaos, iron, Burcan Junction. III,
A man named ,iAMEs II TsNrlR, said to he
wealthy, and wei! known Ia Chicago, was
her soiucor, aud nr. JAMS SwAsary the
person nho Is guilty Of taking the girls life
by procuring The abortion she died
q lingering and miserable death. Thc Press
thus ppeais u tho guilty yllnil@, who, We
trust Will be- made to pay the penalty Of
their crime
The parties Implicated are b1ih under artss,
ari arr nov 10 taA awaillbg tie verdict ~ the
Jury. james II. igtngs Is kuDwn 10 many VI
ont oldest residents Dr. James ewan2ey 80
mar III good STANDING IN his town And eoaniy
aud the p,lsses.or u iatge wealth, - .e ieafu.
Both haze famiIios though NJ. Tohpls -
rldewer Upon ~tAess families ths teirihis
hlow must fall sith erusbiag weight We
learn ihu r l.. ftiriey " retained ~ eounab
70, nr. .Swannry, And Hon. David Stuart tot Dir.
Temple
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Tie population u lIylaua IL issi was
sies28s in 1887, cor. 400 dccrrase 10
s,ieea YEAR,, 2i217ic
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4 fuv Jaw NincH G iIlinia'eF 10 i@tfNSa
IT, :s.:isf:f, g. livery ao'se snd
'.s'a',i n,;"yrnai IT. ess absent two
day,, snapped horss siS times a''i esr'a
back Ia tie stable witt the same bore he
took out. having made orr hsEdrci dollars
BY tbs operations.
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d' plSer ahi FRhHN s'.ss e;.. ~ :oas'
d ne, It's Irr'ormance -: ::,:!::. ="
ep1unh brat whi-l' So c,'u'a''s,h'
brought i:rt:r;'':.'.':-. :c.tlsp.,oe
Of q rhGd $500: = .::',l:!a ~: snd
care. tie 'ai'ir: sni itse'aS' ~ aas'isa,

bat T. fTrt as aa Obstruction b. iks Tix'4i.
~ hcirs. ~ a 4 cay 90 ias'cad ius'iee, "a az
i,sruuept IN - connection ~ fraud sni
then ~ parp<@s oi'ea ~rcaod. 10 he DISPOSED
VI and coaa.go"i t. o.,iy III.
-: zap S''r5, a,fpis.i u tsfi3r ds2sni.e.
ami opposed IN ID" g'l os '~i11 ~ert H.
ogir~~ 70 'p.Es y r-rioa e. fnocA
sa,s,s- AMI Sn,or ife}. 81 4e'egtl sa'f
"higc ~ back .ay baby ny q rsisg kHr-
Is + I" ~, x" , Tn = l ''1'i !, ''. NH
With 'le 'Epyer,r x rs objects " ihe
polit.csl a,!ygr;Js ~ vbp 20 " the tliHg
or ,ho I,,'yaa o. tae Pnsldesiisl cam
ys.yu 81 i-.G. ba3 Bonn tauisu. with me
Islwsat sai,s Of tha, tsnt ,iTD Thy ta'sai
hs, ecll@.!. bot III. 1varrach'ng eupldi'y
la' usb. them hed e,t a5l D.. ID.
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FROM ie tlboT Argus
Tie ',oublo # tbs l;laci Republican
party at thc pr sIect ii being deprived oil
Their i ai,aaa isaur ia very Ike that of Mrs
Cnnnir2bs,0 at The loss Of let spdrinus
bmillng ',l1g uac boel. M baby my
300, H. a. baby .--ny murdered Doetor's "a.
gal baby, SIS to, cry u the hay u Bond
street, ~ she Hag aught 20 The tolls Of Tie
law. Brig 700 back ny kansas islno--
my blcc,i,ag ktafas ieue, my murdered
Freedoms hartley Ds r. ~ The sh,ipb ri
tie distressed ppt,ci,a. Of ile Black he.
publican school
liz Juirrf ~ Toe uagffiipatf Topeka
Coris,hitutiOn, whrl las b's3a irfssed up
and attempted 70 '.a fainli IS as he right
fnl offspring Of iho people Of h aDsai. innew
ap,atru, Wilb9a, thn FRAUD. The pr.ce-
diGg sipla IL The ro.p|araty carried uu by
'l.c Black Republican sr,lrH tie hws u
Kansas. and tie jear" oi thc c1an'ry. wouid
haze be,t, van. Ihp ryan ls,ion 81 arm
Cd bands Val,t Gen. lane q Co.. the iatr0.
dgttDr 81 bred b-lies 81 crdgiau's, ~
s4lgi3iIlbp of tie srHej rebellion against
b. lse. would have esfitd IN orthing, ~ 81
iarst wolId A,se qljy svsed 30 sxslI a isiB
porary exci'emeut. il the pngwus lrcWay
l.si ut ben pfnlgred
The iopesa Consultation WIZ 'a'en3 = 10
stand ti'e way 81 eoy settlement 81 'hf,r
aG.us by tie people ii raa.,.s While il
existed go r.gh'.u Yosapmsft o,sbi BE-
csrfni ~. I, dd ,oi pretend 10 cSerc,se
ans loaur iCr gopl TO ainG ulster law. 10
prgpuv a.cir.y 10 Uphold order or en'orc'
nstne " was o. b. a nose distraction g.
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Sc | Wbereytr . msioJiy ., both
i!o11s q 'Ee Lx,-iatHre sAal. d-H. i Pc
c,ss;iry 20 alter ~ acc4i iA's Gan sat 49,
thpy nay prop1se sneh ar. rati"'a ~ 4rnelsL
lnents, which proposed amendments .sf.l te
Published Wit the laws waiCb .ayc greU
p. ss,I T.; o. sam. e~s,ra. AMI 1s,3
aipan rs I'g hall hc submitted 90 tie IT,
p.g ilr their s-nroysl ~ REJECTION snd ~,
sCa.A lptsar IN ulanBo q he prsg Bed by
l4s Ia, e U-sprity 90. yotefa pseacit agd
voting .haA have ratified sgcA alteration. of
aprninenis 'ae voe +ts. D. SO.
70 a., L,cg,t. ard paspesos a. n lav.
{ ,aa Coas5imuga- / ~ a. Y1re ate
-8t,1s or asetti.5es's bah ~ sa1mi,ysl 81
~ acis tme. u saA.l >, 20 rsr 4is'e' il..t
iis; .ae b.. "a .l7N yDt 'or y; s-a'1st ea,h
b AraiS.y.
~c. z Wh.asgsr teo 'ir'is u Re n, ~
-i - 70 eacn zach Vi t'sf i>gss -
'gr sla.i h'uk Is .lc.-1rv 80 Ca. q On.
s.s.S,Ou 20 revise tl- asla.'aa 'ang
a1. -cvo'nfl. vi - ~ e'.7-.r- p. r. @,
ne aelt 10 ,lc. o. 70 u. - 1| ils Aslf
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S. ID. & ii. W. SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS Of
ORGAN MELODEONS
PEDAL BASS MELoDEoNs.


PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
0'The First Premium all competitors at the Fair
Of the Mass. Chart 4ble Mechanic Association, at
the National Fair, Washington, D. c.; also
at the Ohio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus Ohio, awarded
to the manufacturers.
THE PEDAL BASS EEODEONS
are designed particularly for Churches Lodges Halls
&c. They are arranged with two manuals or banks Of
Keys the lower set running an octave higher than the
other and may be used separately and thus get in one
case two distinct instruments; by of the coupler
the two banks of keys may played the time by
use OF the front set only This connected with the Ped
al Bass will produce the effect of large orgal and is
sutnienty heavy to fill house that seats from 1000
1900 persons.
THE ORGAN MELoDEON
is designed for parIor and private The construction
is smier to the Church Instrument being arranged with
two banks of keys and when used together by of
the cOupleT capable of as great volume Of power as
the Church Instrumert when used without the pedals
Also, every variety of MELoDEONs for Parlor use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from Man
manner. Having removed to the spacious Buildings,
GIL ashIngCun street,
We have every facility for manufacturing purposes and
employ none but the most experienced and skiu work
men.
In short, we will promise our customers an Instrus
ment equal if not superior to any Manufacturer. and
guaranty ENTIRE AND rERFECr SATISFACTION.
AS still further guaranty to the public the excel
ence of the MBL0DE0NS from Mandatory, we beg
leave to refer, by permission, to the following
EIanO Forte Manufacturers of Boston,
VINO have examined cur Instruments and will give their
opinion when called upon:
-CHICKERING- & SONS,
HALLETr & CUMSTON,
4. GibBEBr q Co,
WILLIAM P. BMERsoN,
--- A. W. LADD & co.,
GEORGE NEWS,
WOODWARD BROWN,
NEWELL co.
EL0DEONS RENTED
Persons who wish to hire Meodeons with view Of
purchasing at the end Of the year. have
tied as part payment of the purchase money This
is worthy OF special note enables those who desire
fair test of the instruments before purchasing obtain
it at the expense Of the manufacturers the extent at
least of years rent
Letters certificates and notices from the press from
all parts Of the world may also be saesroom,
Descriptive circulars sent tree to any address.
S, ID. s. II. w. SMITH,
SIT Washington Street,
900 ds&Tu6wSm
A Blessing to Women The cause of her
Misery, Slavery and Pain, reHaoUed by the Greatest
PIaitical Discovery yet made in PHYSIOLOGICAL new
era in the History and Destiny of Women Circulars
con ling particulars be had free of charge by cali
log addressing enclosing stamp j. sILAS BROWN
NJ D., Proprietor of the Hygeian and Detic Institute
and Electro Chemical Bath Establishment, No. 20 La
Grange Place, Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
j21 deS&W3m
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- IRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE
K5,,, viii be sold at Public Auction, on WRDN ESUAY
2s the fourth day Of March next, unless previously
disposed of at private sale the Iron Foundry Pattern
House. Carpenters Shop with all the Fixtures and Tools
thereto belonging late the property Of the Junction Fur
lace Company situated in Worcester, Mass.
These Buildings are almost new are located within
lew rods OF the junction Depot and in the immediate
neighborhood of several large and Furnishing Machine
chops They are completely furnished in every respect
with all the Fixtures necessary for carrying on the bust
ness Of Casting, including Furnaces Cranes Core Oven
beam Engine, Lathes Drills aud Tools for every descrp
tion of Patterns the whole forming the most perfect and
complete establishment of the kind in New England
Terms and conditions made known at the time and
Place of sale, or on application to the subscriber.
f. WAYLAND, JR., Assignee.
Worcester Jan. 20 1857. dtf i2i
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Up. SMITHS Patent Excelsior Corn Shelter and Dep
arator, may be found at VIM. THOMPSON's Cypress ST.
MerTfed's Building, where they will be kept constantly
on hand and will be happy show the operation this
splendid muchine to those who wish examine or pur
chase it. ALFRED LApOINF
l6
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By ". W. PRATT, Auctioneer.
Rcol estate.

d. FOR SALE.-A gentgel. private residence
Hiii situated II miles from Post Office Containing
gcres of choice land well stocked with every yari-
ely ot Fruit in dearing large story Dwelling with
an noae improvements, Barn and Carriage House and
az convenient out-buildngs This is the most desirable
place now on sale for gentleman Of taste and means
Iermf easy. Inquire of GEO. 7. s. CURTIS
~ d5m 1877 Main street.
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EvORCEsTER- DAILY sPY.W EDNEs FEBRI
Nem advertisements.

=
0Trm advertisements.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, 81 co.
Are moW daily receiping
NEW RING GOODS
-FRoM The
New York and Boston Markets,
Which they viii offer to the retail trade at lower prices
than can be found elsewhere in this market.
Our stock consists in part of the following Goods
ELEGANT NEW STYLES
ESGGCE and Fancy SILKS,
RAW SILK
p L A I d S
new importation of those celebrated
BJGck stEEs,
Which have been sold by B. L. II. & Co. for more than
eight years, and which were Mover known
TO Crach. We confidently recommend
them to our trade as the best silk in the market.
French wool DELAINEs,
Manchester and Hamilton DELAINEs,
French, English, and American PRINTS,
New style PLAIDs, very desirable for Spring dresses
and for chldren's wear
ShawIs,
velvets,
Linens,
TeweIEing,
Damasks,
handkerchief
WHITE GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
4-4 BriIlianrs at 2 1-s cents per yard.
House Furnishing Goods.
We will give our customers better bargains in this de-
partment than can be found any where else Our
TABLE LINENS
are from tn very best manufactures and we will warrant
them to give perfect satisfaction.
Our stock of
@ A r P E TIN G s
Is now complete and customers who are in want of apy
thing in this department. will fad it to their advantage to
examine our Goods.
We are manufacturing Spring
IL almas and EamtfIIas
and shall keep constantly in this department,
great variety Of Ready Made Garments and Materials
for making them to order at short notice.
Our Stock is large, and win be sold cheap for CASH
Please give us call before purchasing.
JENKINS, HAMILTON & Co,
f27 d&wtf Successors to B. L. Harden l. &C.
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rtsKFIs CORNET BAND
VIM. L. HOBBs.

neader Of the Worcester Cornet band.)
COM p o : F. II . + M u S I o,
Can furnish Brass and Quadre Bands, Orchestras, &c
with all kinds Of Music.
Orders received at Mr.. c. Lorings Music store, 2O3
Main street, or by mail
mis- dti No. Carlton street.
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QUILTS, QUILTS.


Also bought attho time, 50 English Toilet Quilts,
handsome article.
The 1914 size will be sold for 81, So m
The ia size will be sold for $1,75. discount Of
S1,O0 from the usual price.
Ladies', please remember that Linen Goods are always
wanted, and neper go out Of fashion. Come and buy
for future use not wanted for the present The price Of
every article is marked in plain figures and no deviation
will be made.
GEO. p. BRYANT & CO.,
10 d&wfsf No. Mechanics Han Building.
A NEW ARTICLE OF SKIRT WIRES,
IN Uery light and durable, for sale by
JENKINS, HAMILTON CO,
" d4w Successors to b. Il. Harden 4 90.
WNTHITE IRON STONE WARE-ofEd
w wards manufacture, every piece Of which il war
anted to crack In the glazing 0ll and look All
FIRTH NICHOLS,
~ Successors n Brown Firth
e5ssser, FOR SALE by the subscriber. one an
EEeS2S perior New Mich Cow and Calf Also Two
1A..-- very nice Cows and Calves from two to fosr
days old, one pair Working Oxen, by
f12 daw- ELNATHAN PRATT, salisbury.rt.
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COElsmEmplioEa can he Cured.
CONSULTATION FREE,

DIR. MARSHALL CURES oATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
Dr. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENTERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs
DR., MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES soRoFULA
DIR. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS
DIR. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. M. could fill thousand NeWsDa.
pers with certificates from persons whom he hae crro
chen IN ne last stages Of every disease; of space
Them from every townin the Union.
DIR. C. Howard Marshall IS The onIv
Physician in the world who horouhely cure Catarrb
and completely eradicate it from the system He IA the
most successful as well as The cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS!
DIR. G, Howard Marshall has no snuas
tor sale nor can any OF MS valuable Medicines be obtain
I'd OF any other person than himself ~ 'D'''-A7
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
gHALL will have all his letters directed to him Al inc
Day State Honss Worcester instead Of me ~ Nteh,a
Hotel, New York. as formerly.
rhe First Seven Days OF Each Month.
DIR. MAR SHALL
win be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Dr. NJ. can be consulted and prescribe for equally "A
well by Letter as in person.
All Letters left at the above Hotel at any time during
The month, will be promptly attended TO-
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ET5s notice. By License of Court, will be
e,I sold at Public Auctonon the premises in Spencer
A9Hon the Josh day of March next at O'Clock in the
afternoon the following Real Estate: the Farm, owned
6y MUSES. WALLIS, late of Spencer, in the county of
worcester deceased Said Farm is situated in the East
sry part OF Spencer containing Forty Acres of Land
suitably proprtioned into Moving Pasturing and Tllage
Ellh c9mpeAnt supply of thrifty, growing wood all well
me farm Of all kinds The buildings consist of a House.
Barn and OutHouses The House is two stories high
ana Is nearly new and completely finished throughout
san Iarm Is situated on good town road about sixty
fos nohery Of the great Post Road leading to Boston,
ana adons the west line of the Of Leicester and is
about0 miles from Worcester. Also, at the same and
place. Pasture containing twelve acres Of good land sit
atsi IN the westerly part of leicester and adons the
adoYe described farm the line dividing the towns of
spencer and Leicester also divides the farm and pasture
Conditions favorable and made known at sale.
ELIZA A. WALLIS Adm'x
GEO. Il. LIVERM0RE, Auct'r
Spencer Jan. 90 1857. d3t&wtMchlOk ~
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BUTTONS,

BY L. B. LAMSON & CO., Auctioneers.
Nos. 66 and 6s Main street
EBARLOR FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION. Win be sold at Public Auc-
ton, in front Of cur Saes-Room on Wednesday the
STh day of February Instant at l o'clock p Nj A
large lot OF Furniture, consisting in part of
Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Feather Beds, and
Bedsteads, orockery, Glass Ware, &c.
FL dot L. B. HANSON, Auctioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-18

GODDARD & ALDRICH's
Vocal and Instrumental @ uH iTiiBe Band,
Thankful for past patronage, solicit a continuance
Of the same.
N. P. GODDARD, First Violin;
J. NJ. ALDRICH, Second Violin, and Prompter,
W. L HOBBS, Clarinette;
L. PO~ERs, Cornet Pistonj
B. D. RYAE, Double Bass.
Any number Of pieces furnished for Balls Parties As
semblies where Music is required, by applying 70 N
P Goddard, Mulberry street. J. NJ. Aldrieh NO me
street, W. L. Hobbs No Carlton street, or al U LOT
ing's Music Store, No. 203 Main street oo
All orders promptly attended to gu GOV
FIsKE's COKNET BAND
ResnecttI inform, the citizens Of Worcester and vcin
ity that thew have organized Band with the above title,
and having procured complete set of German Silver In
strlmerts. also a lot OF and popular music which is
now in rehearsal will endeavor to merit and hope to re-
0'''S 'Haie J.. B. GROSvENOR, Leader.
q dim ISAAC FISKE Clerk.