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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

FREDERIC DouoLkes's PAPER ROCHESTER,
N. Y.--We observe that the price Of subscription
TO this journal reduced from So 90 to 81 so per
year, and that the paper is also somewhat reduced
in size. We trust that this change will tend to
large increase in its circulation. This paper,
during the ten years Of its existence, has been an
able, independent and impartial advocate Of anti
slavery sentiments, and Of the equal rights of the
eolored race. Its editor, Frederic Douglass is
standing refutation Of the imputations often cast
upon the African race, as being incapable Of at
tanning to high degree Of mental culture. The
intellectual requirements and present position Of
Mr.. Douglass would have been most honorable,
had he POSSESSED, throuah life, every facility fer
his improvement and elevation; but, under the
circumstances which have surrounded him, they
indicate the possession Of rare natural endow-
ments. He was, during the FIRST twenty-one
years Of his life. slave during the four ysars
following, he was engaged in manual labor. and
since thar time his empoyments have been most
engros,ing. leaving him little or no leisure f,r
study or self improvement, and we believe that bs
has never during his life, attended school for
day. notwithstanding these circumstances, he
is an educated man, is familiar with the best lit
erature OF our Language, is practical master Of
the principles Of logic aud rhetoric, and acogent
persuasive, and eloquent orator. His recently
Published autobiography, "My Bondage and
Ffsedom," has taken dessrvedly high place in
our antl-slavery literature, elevated the stan.
dard If that lits nature has become. Many years
ago, Hon. J. @. PAlfrey, from his place in Con-
gress, drscribed Mr. Douglass as speaking and
writing the English language with force and
eloqasncs that would do 1iscredit to no member
on this aoor."
To any who desire to become acquainted with
the hi,tjry Of his remarkable and eyeniful life,
biz auiabi ography~ta which we have alluded,
published BY Mill.T, Orion, q Mulligsn. viii
prove INTERESTING and instructive. We will only
add thal We viii. with great pleasure, forward the
nance and subscriptions Of any who may desire
60 lake the paper Of which We have spoken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

WASHINGTON NEws,-Fe5. 25.-The Tariff
bill, as it passed the House, has been reported
back by the Finance Committee, with several
small amendments. Linseed is placed on the
free list. and zine taken off. The schedules
of 100 per cent and 40 per cent. are reduced
to 80 per cent, and schedules C, ID, E.
and H, are reduced one fifth.
M. Stoeckl and Senior Tassara to-day pre-
scented their credentials, and were received BY
the President. as Ministers respectively from
Russia and SPAIN
Il is understood that the members impIica.
ted by the Investigating Committee win each
demand separate trial before the House.
which will more than consume the remainder
of the session. Consequently the appropria-
ton bills, and all other legislation will go by
the board.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE. = The Manchester
american gives the following account of the
suicide of a son of Abel Crawford, of White
Mountain celebrity:
lone of the younger sons of Abel grew IN
with irregular habits and uncertoin character.
For many years he was u sort of hanger on
about the mountains, but three or four wears
since purchased farm in Burke. For some
time he had not lived with his wife, and early
this winter went to Newark, VT, retired
and thinly settled town in the vicinity of Isl.
AID Pond. He here engaged in numbering in
the woods in the employ of Mr.. Joseph Hall.
lie appeared very uneasy, and at one time in /.
CURED of his employer if there was not safe
hiding place in the forest around them. He
also told Mr.. Hall that he had profound Sc
eret he wished to impart to him. One even
ing about the middle of last month he was
missing in the evening, and on search was
found suspended in the cattle hovel by pair
of lines taken from harness.
Among his papers was statement from
him that few years since he killed traveller
at the White Hills and concealed the body in
the woods. Some give full credit to the state
ment, while others think him to have been in.
sane, and haunted with unfounded terror"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

MINNESOTA IN THE SENArE.-The course of
Senators Wilson, Hale. Seward, and others, in
opposing the proscriptiye amendment moved BY
the slaveholairg Biggs to the Minnesota bill, in
the Senate, will be commended by true Republic
cans every where. They put the action of those
Republicans from this State who voted against
the bill in the House, because this proscriptire
amendment scas not ~ IL, in still more contemp-
tibls Light than they are in at present. Right
thankful are we that but one Republican sena-
tor voted for that amendment, while every
Southern senator but one voted in its favor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

ARREST OF A SwINDLER.--C Cleveland, Feb.
23.--Cyrus F. True was arrested at Plains.
vile this afternoon, for swindling the Cayuga
Bank. He has been doing an extensive bus
mess at the West aud Southwest, by dispos-
ing of drafts purporting to have been drawn
by Mr.. Brock OF Rochester on a house in
New York. He was arrested by Mr.. CALI
CHAN OF Cleveland yesterday, on account of
the Cleveland Bank, but effected a compro-
mise, when he was liberated. He has raised
in his operations all over the country from
two to five hundred thousand dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

m7T1 - = -, = = ~ 2 . u u a MS a MI,
Tlis invaluable Cough preparation is receiving more
ustmonlas o. cures Of Coughs and Colds than Al v
lerng from Cough Of auy character whatever ned M
aspNr OF D.ng cured anti they have made tria Of his
oAsan ~ Is paaioea for all affections ~ the throat
ana lnugs AMI particularly desirabe ~ui safe for chill
oren' No ianiy wherein Il has been used viii ever he
Without y. Price for large bottles twenty-five cents
rpr sale BY dealers In medicine generally.
~ deod&wly
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are durable or may be relieved at least IN very short
ne u teere IS no actual Reorganization by newly
uscoVereo simple and not expensive rem, dies and treat
nt now IN very successful practice by DR. KAMsDELI
AV2 tleasant street, on Monday Of each week.
FAysieiG1s are invited to examine this method and
observe IFS success. Il is believed that it must meet Their
entire approval '''
Inose not able to pay the regular fees for treatment
to 10 A. VI. dtf - ''iS ~, ,aoNi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

X. r. R.-THE KINGS EHIL.-This is one of
the mos frightfu well one of the most obstinate
and difficult diseases that med cal skill has to con
tend with No medicine until our discovery gave to the
world famous Remedies possessed the power to cure
it, or heal the which this detestabe evil inics M
on its victims Flank Heaven we have but little Of it in
the United States but in Europe the most prevalent
of chronic diseases Those who the R. r. Remedies have
cured inthis country were imported from the old world
who after suffering Leproy years. and undergone the
great privilege of being touched by the Lords Anpoipt
ed Of all the famous moharchs Of the earth cured
by RADWAY'Sg REN oYATIRG RESIDENT and
REGULATOR. large consignment Of these ceIebrat
ed Remedies are now their way to England Russia.
Austria and Frunce where hope their free use by the
people viii soon Danish the Kings EVIL, and all other
chronic maladies from the human body and the face NJ
the earth II any Of readers are troubled with PIN
PIES Botches, Pes1es, letters Salt Rheum Rash Ring
Worms, B4d Legs, Ulcers, Uankers Humors and other
skin diseases, RADWAY'S RENoVATING RESoL-
HEHT, aided.with RADW4Y'S REGUL4T oRS, will
positively cure you. RzDWAY'S READY RELIEF
possesses the miraculous powers Of stopping the most tor
turing pains and aches in few minutes and will cure
and prevent Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhus, Bilious
Scarlet and other malignant Fevers Let every family
keep supply of these Remedies ready in case the pes
lence appears among you, Dr you meet with accident
'Radways R. X. Remedies are sold by druggists mer
chants, and storekeepers, in every CITY, town village
and corners, in U. States and British America y
B. GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester
tlO deodaw2W
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Leader Of the Worcester CorDet band
go M = q : II II O f. M u ST
Cae furnish Brass ana Quadrlle Bands Orcbestras SO
with all kinds nf Music ~
Orders received at Mr.. C. Lorings Music store 20s
Main street, or by mail -00
VIM. L. HOBBS. Professor of Music
MO 0tt M. g Carton etraak
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ApeR = CI4g !,

W and ~ Front sire receiving from different -four
ing Mills, ne following brands of Flour which they will
sell at the lowest cash price Quarry Mills, Samuel P
Ely, Louis Chaplin, J. c. Stone, e. H. Beach Hartland
Mills Delphi Mills Farmers Mills and many other brands
with halt barrels OF various qualities; also Corn rye
and Ne u, Beans, Butter, sc. Also. Lime, Cement Cal
cine Plaster, Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover seed
r26 dtf ~ 49,
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woaoBsTER THEATRs.-" William Tell" was
played with great effect to good house, last
evening. Tonight will be played the magnificent
tragedy Of e Pizarro," by Richard Brinsley sher-
idan, to conclude with the vaudeville, Loan of
Lover"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26
G = O. R. So n III

WHOLESALE s RBTALL DRUGGIST,
And deslerin Gold Plata and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
syrups.
A, B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
from lhe pest meOieines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

LYcEuM LEcrURE.-The lecture before the Ly-
ceum, this evsnng, at the City Hail. win bel given
by Rev. George B. Cheever, D. D.. of New York.
He is man of eminent ability, and will be re
membered as the author of the article on Deacon
Gles,s Distllerv
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FISK E'S CORNEr BAND
Respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester and vicln
ny, That they have organized Band with the above e
anu having procured complete set of German Silver m
suumentsi also. lot Of new and popular music which Ia
now iu.rehearsa, will endeayor to merit and home ~ "a
oese share Of public patronage.
j. b. aaOsvENoR, Leader
- DIN ISAAC FfSKN C,nrk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

EiectrN@C Nc DaEcal Bnrhs-TA n...
o. .ae worcester water Cure would announce II ba 2
these baths. ioi administering
Worcestor. Jan %, 1858.
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LxorsLArrvs-No business of importance was
transacted in the Legislature, yesterday. The
jury bill was further discussed in the Senate, and
tae hanging bill in the House. Mr. Hoar of this
city madea speechon the wrong side Of the for
msr, and Mr.. Cegswell Of this city one on the
right s. de Of the latter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

pendent Of the Boston Journal ates that DR..
spicer, who preiends that be received letter
from DR.. ButdeIl, acknowledging bis m arriage to
Mrs. Cunningham, Is the mere tool Of her and
Eekel, that, when he offered to testify before the
COronefis Jury, be was full as he could hold Of
rum, and thar, when be testified before the Grand
Jurys be involved himselfin such repeated, gross,
and palpable contradictions that he went Out Of
the room, = in the consciousness that the Grand
Jury did not believe one word he said"
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DR.. Peters CeIe brI,I,.i PIE f., Fo.-.,..

NJ, 2 = I-StRE 3 NeIe ORA ted PIIIa Tor Femnles.
saraned 10 oe sure remedy for all distractions in
Females, arising from whatever cause Tbese pile
should not be taken if s0ppage caused by
Tor hey would invariably cause miscarriage War.
GUS to life or health Full expc directions accom-
Pany each box, Price SIS 90 For sale by DIS HILL q
JAsEPd, s e agents, No. l2l Main street. Worcester
d2i 80 Y Se
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LEICESTER FEsTIvAL.-Copies of the weekly
Spy, containing the report of the late festival of
the former citizens Of Leicester, now resident in
Worcester, may be had at this Office. Price
rents earh
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and ninety per cent $50 $50 saved in the planting in
orc in the State Of Connecticut! Sensible
viii their own calculations on the value of such
implement, and what the great growing States
Eocth And further the speculationin such invest
ment The single State Of Connecticut only at
our scae Of prices Of and cents per farm, S1l22.
Compare this with above facts, than act accordingly.
HARTLEY & CO.,
Corner Friend and Market Streets Boston and Maine
Depot, Boston, Mass.
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We present our readers, this morning, with
eaptll article, dipted to the times, which will
bear reading, again aud again, with pleasure,
profit, and edifieatioE. 1t is the article from the
New York Independent, headed Moral Cosmet-
les, and trust that no oae will be deferred by
its length from reading it, for we presume, that,
Of those who do read il, very few would have it
shorter II they could. 1t & one of Henry Ward
Beecher's best articles, and though it is directed
particularly 70 the case of Rev. Di, Dewey, it is
applicable to large class Of cases which have ex-
listed, and which, though they rapidly dirnin
ishing. will not, probably, for long time become
extinct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

AZ PrcntAss, Designer and EDgyaver ,,,,, ~,
Man. MAJ store . over the ounsgamond Bank RSrance veg
meet 9use on crescent Street An orders vi
draillDl Machinery. dacaH -..eu.lon pad 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

10 FOR New York lit will be seen by our
advertising columns that the steamboat line is
again in regular operation. The Commonwealth
left Norwich last evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

Good Tbin&.-Butttr Of Cocoa for Chained
LpsIroublesome things, chapped lips Butter Of Cocoa
Wlil core them Night and morning, apply Batter Of
COCOA tochapped lips, and it will them Butter Of
cocoa Tor sale, wholesale and retail. by j. O. HTII.
Al. thccary, Mechanics Hal, Worcester, Mass
tI6 dtN1
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Professor Woods Hair Restorative sold by j. O. Hill
Kalliston, or Oriental Water, sold by ]. Q. Hill.
Minim Roux, for toothache, sold by j, Q. Hill.
Butter of Cocoa, for chapped lips, Sold by J. O. Hill
Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma, sold by J. Q. Hill.
Oriental Tooth Wash, sola BY J q Hill.
Balm of Thousand Flowers sold by J. Q. Bill.
J.. @ HILL Apothecary,
Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
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Five Hundred DolInrs.-A situation is wanted
IN tins tIy oy Young Man VINO hal COZ siderable
eKperleuce IN business. he not AFRAID If 1cork -
Would IKE TO engage in established business that
VIII pay fair compeesaiion,-ls wiling to devote his
Whole time and turai five hundred dollars Or he
would tNke situation tat you'd pay m fair salary
and loan the above cunt to hi poyer-e will not
engage In any busin that is Jaw MI and norabIe
tl8 DIV Address D. A. ~ Worcester p o.
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Terms r edIced.-Ihe proprietors of the W..
cesier WATER CURE will receive patients ana VT
at greatly reduced prices. until tie erection N tb;
and commodius Institution, The present lev
Worcester, Sept 3, 1856
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100000 Bottles Of the Spanish LnstraI
sold IN Is months mostly in New England, and the de
msna is still increasing. }. @. wadleigh, Lawrence
Mass, Sole proprietor,
For sale by BUSH CO., 81 Front Street, Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
meh7 I2taw&vIv
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Spirit RappiMa Aguiu.-ars. ADA D. C0AN
OF New York, w afford the citizens OF Worcester an
other opportunity to Investigate these phenomena at
horNcu tnaai Hail on THURSDAY aud FRIDAY Even.
gs, Feb 25h and 9Th when the spirits will answer test
qesons BY oud rppng that be any part If
me hap Folded ballots containing of departed
renhs VIII be received from the audience and snch spin
les as can be attracted will give their names and ether
facts winch cannot be accounted for upon the spit-
uai i potlesis Admittance 10 cents to commence AZ
u O'CLOCK. dtm fV5
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REAL ESTATE LOOKING UP.-W. W. Pratt
sold at auction, yesterday, the farm of Isaac
Mills, in four lots, for $685. The farm contain
ed about forty acres of land, of medium q1ality,
and the buildings were not very valuable. 1t lies
about two miles Northerly from the City Hall, on
the Holden road
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A Voice from the Queen c5ty,

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. l6, 1856 j c. wadlegh, Law
renee Hass: Send US without delay twenty gross Of
your SPANISH LUsTRAL We are nearly out Our
customers are LOUD in its praise, especially the Ladies
THoNE s co.
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IGTe Ior MINIM RoUx,

hinim Roux is sure cure for Toothache if anything
besides Forceps will effect it.
II is decided speedy and eectual It not only bet
tr but you get four times the quantity for the same
amount Of money that you can of other toothache
preparations fair trial will satisfy an of its Superior
qualities and never failing cure Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by O. HILL Apothecary Meehan
les hah. worcester, Mass. dtMl fI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

L.. A. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
an3o ofice No. eutFaI Exchange. t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

HOMEOPATHIC YsIOIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 NAN 81 OFFIoB Houn
FROM / TO 3, AND 7To 8 o'oLooE P. NJ
Worcester. Oct 20. 1859.
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prepared from a Prescription OF Sir / GiaxI' .
fhysiclan extraordinary to the Queen NJ D
~ anls lnVslnable medicine is unfailing in the c, 81
tnose pannland dangerous disorders 10 WIZ; s1e q 81
male constitution is subject Il modera r1leh The fe-
removes al DISTINCTIONS and speedy cure an
TO MARRIED LADIES
~ is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short H.
the monthly period with regularity u'ne' bring on
9 Each bottle, price One Dollar bears ~ n
VI Nre1' Dr,.an, to prevent counterfeits
Ahess Pilis should not be taken n, f.,
PleRiAnt during the 6rst three ,aobjbs mat are
sys On lags, but at every other w sure
every otner case they perfectly ast tune and In
sole Agents for the United States ana maj c.u,.
Ty,Trr "a =, y, BALDWIN CO.. Roobsstes =,
n ~ : ,r DtU5Es, auburn, N. Y, GEYER1i ~.
,Ai o. - ana SIX postage stamps enclos AGENTS.
.norsed Agent will insure bottle Of ny $50 to any
States. 'D' u Ss'S' IN every town in The United
BURR, FOSTER a 90. No. /, oo.,,,
SAFE agents ior New England. i' Boston, Whole
agents and d2upOi Si hasn Co., wholesale and ,.,,,
Bspesil I,se d,I knAh una scarIeI F.,o.
and atal disease the public sh OF this malignant
LILIES VEikTABLE Ex ~ informed
Pevrr Canker and UahEer oanker Rash ma s l,ss
q. 49, - y. Suu Iniushin the Month rh aq scarlet
or, what Is Malignant Pured Sow M Inroat Distemp-
~ 81 sA O9NPLAlsTsi has now bsen DishNTEaY,
being com posed of hos amly medicine 1t is uSys
! Ihe genuine has the fac simle ~ IRA
annt,cres on the wrapper and cirruiar II Ir A. =
cestcr and Is oT ps sa WIDOW Mrs A Gr-nvt ia w voT
Mashington street and oharesT Carney iSs SSas as
,2n sereeh Boston Also by James uFeyn az Washing
WoIcester, and druggists generally. 8hN " Scott,
Also0RENYILLE's LtNI uEEr ,os.,s
Tracts iqr liberated Sore Thoat as an onts,i *
ION. IL Is good for any Kind Of aaasBmstion ploa-
w. nn III Seyere VIII relieve The anguish almost
~ anu perform most wonderlu cure N o,i 's'snt.
yysIy family 70 kesp u It being also good far ~ wei
Snplanl Chapped Hands, Sore Lib and Nosa ofInl,es,
NILS
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UNsfrrreATEp RAsoALTrY AND NARROW Is
cAPE.-on Monday night, at about aquarter
past eleven o'clock, as the down express train
from New York, on the Western Railroad was
passing the high embankment about one and
half mile this side of the Charlton station, and
ten miles from this city, the engine encountered
some obstruction, but, after temporary check,
passed on. On examination, in the morning, it
was found that heavy iron rail had been laid
directly across the track, and the engine struck
it with such force as to double the rail up like
hoop.and finally threw ii from the track, about one
hundred feet from where it first struck. without
doing any further damage. The embankment at
that place is about ninety feet high, and, if the
train had been thrown from the track, terrible
destruction must have ensued.
Tuesday morning, suspicion fell upon John H
Hardy and Warren Williams, who were at Clapp-
vile, having been put off the train the day be-
fore, at Charlton. for not paying their fare, and
they were detained till officers procured from
this city. to arrest them. They were examined
before the Police Court, yesterday, and the EVIL
denee was so conclusive against them that they
were held for trial and committed, IN default Of
$1,000 bail each. The penalty of the offence is
Imprisonment in the State Prison, not exceeding
twenty years. They are each nineteen years of
age. They enlisted in the United States army,
near Buffalo, about a month since, were trans
ferred to Governors Island in New York harbor,
whence they deserted, wearing their uniform, and
were on their way to Boston. Hardy belongs to
Grovcland, Essex Co.. Mass. and Williams to
Constable, Franklin Co, N Y.
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DIR. ]. M. RICE.
Office No. 4 HARRINGTON Black.
Corner Of Main and Front Streets.
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Adm AVER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR N, LLW
NO 10 maln street,." Worcester, Mass
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The people Of Sylyania, near Toledo, Ohio. are
greatly excited in consequence of the murder Of
Mrs. K. j. M. Waid, by her husband The citi.
Gems found evidence that the woman had been
foulls murdered, and that her body had been
burned in her own house. Ward is tailor, and
married his wife at Adrian, Mich, last summer.
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W UuI6a3Ic DeaI1I and JODDeT N
BOOTS, s HOES. and RETBRE
No. Mechanics Hall Building,
WORCESTER, Mass.
Particular attention given to orders. dtf mebs
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HAMILT0N A. Hull.
ATTORNEY and COENSBLLOR Ar LAM
No. Briney Hall, Worcester, Mass
ms d3m
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CHAPLIN q TILLOTSON,
= ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELL0Rs AT LAW
Nos and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
nEShY OHAPlN 0. Fl. TuLoTsoN.
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G. 2. CUSHMAN.

G. r.. CTSHNsAN
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room IN connection with A. MARsH's Music stor,
No. American House Block Worcester
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DoctOress M. w. GERALDs,
MIDWIFE
L. q. NICHOLS, M. D.,

Also gives special attention the treatment of Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
o. 6S summer Street between Central and Exchange
So