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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26

Mr. swseny Tn, r,strlct Attorney fov this ossv h.
an ssS ,.S ssa VOYAGE 70 sus. Hs %
the steamer and Our his absence OF about four
weeks Mr. John hcKeon viii be bis Iocum ls<as In va
ofloe.
Tho Common oJuocil o. Baltimore on learning shss az
President Fillmore about 10 Wait thai city, pssed sbo
following rcso! rou Rcsolyed BY both branches o ths
extend V ex President kard Fillmore, On has srrivH
amorgpt u.s. ,ts hosrisaes Of the city and hat be re-
quest hun to be yusst Of the same during hs stay.
Tho uccn cf Ho.And and the Grand Duchess Helen Of
R1sss shortly expected In France, and win be re-
o.!ved at rontanblesa, whther the Imperial Court ,
about W remove
Sir Robert Peel whatever be hs amount Of popularity
at home, idotred n swifzerAnd. The BAsooes kas pos
chased on the lake Of Geneva charming prcpsrsy for
geo cco Francs and will receive the rights Of svssc e
uzenship in due form.
Tho Queen Of Bollsni oousis german of Priocses Ma
thldc, b expected In Paris.
Lord Brcusham on 70 Cannes from London.
The roye returned Queen Chr stDAs vst Ne Am Of
April mo persons Of her MAjsssys sais were q. iAs
admitted 70 kiss tho Popos foot and tae Qusen
ncnsv .,gs r.rtv ~ Fr,sHec an
Horg Kong China, mcs M Meesrs. Thomas Hunt n % 9
on the aoh Of January, 70 take bresfsss win and BID
states Consul that port proceed hoos on
leave Of absence.
Tns cSrrs s'is P.Ss,rsrowy. % Msrch Is, 1883.
Irrd Rcse presents his com pmenb 10 The edw - Ne
pSsln A. ssng no ana ssyss sses s ssm. ss
cised with conjecture 70 the approaching season,
be bcgs 70 say that be has never expressed any oSs'a %
ON he proposition Of Cardinal An,ouei, ad snkvsr
Minister OF War the Pope has named three army Gene
rss one OF them ia NJ vncenxo de 6rc9orso, ODscneI
comr sndant of the First division He y replaced
In his comnsnd By q General recently Evcmo,sd,
Genera . Swiss, named Francois dEigsr, CDlonsl Of
the staff lie to have tho command d the Second mill
tary division The rontiaciai army has Gene
rails enher active service With honorary rank.
Florence Nightingale In letter 70 The Right Hon. sd
neg Herbert respecting the Nightingale Fund.- writes
that she finds her health much impaired and be =
consequently ~ unequal 70 begin q work which, 70 DO
properly performed win require great exson s1d us-
oeasng attention. that she feels n incumbent On her -
communicate 70 he trustees her inability V uss~nAe
the task.
james Fazy the republican idol o. Geneva, - fou.d
fair voary IN rich young hcrcss nom NE osnoo ~
valah- he Is much over sixty
Prom sunderland. IN ne shig sssr asrT TSwsoa 49,
, rrcm :, Tonss ns.slrs, ne sa,s ~ Porto Ricc
Trcm Assus. n Se bark o Adams-csps Drsper hate Of
snys Rsons Ss s.ss nsss = Ss bark Hssronr xcoA
DEpARrURss.
por Charleston, the steamship Nsshvle-C ADdereon.
Mr. Assrs kiss smith Mr.. Miller Mes wArwick Ls c~n-
III Otie. Bllyer, Chss tchtenberrer n Ogden,
Glenn, Q poussn, I r ccucs1a, ard 9 IN Ne s<srssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26

The ~ LOWE DfnOfTN phyti--
from reliable We have received The following
statement of the forces In Utah and under orders FOR
that Teyy<cry, which more exricn and correct har
any heretofore published S batteries o light artillery,
battery of heavy Geyy regiment 90 oompAnies) fco'
artillery 4 company ssppcrs and miners, 4 ordinances
rselmsat of uSAntry Making tcts ef 70 companies
or about 5000 men
The troops now in The department cf the Platte, ard
der orders Tor Utah. will probably be replaced by The two
regiments oC volunteers.
We learn al~o, that General Smith u expected IN MS
city OF before Tuesday merit, and viii derast n ned
afe'y or Fort Lesvenworth, wbeye The order ~ sovs
nent of The forces win be ir~msdistsiy sisss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26
The Last Living Eiector OF Washington ns
President OF the United States.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
MONROE. Conn. April II

MONROE, Conn.,, April l3, 1858.
Having seen paragraph in some paper, within
few weeks, saying that the last person who voted for
Washington dead, now contradict this assertion.
There ia living in this town person by the name
Of Captain Samuel Hurd, who was born In February,
1902, and is therefore 90 years old He was draned
for the Revolution, but his parents thought much
of their Sammy that they would not let him 20. He
Is hale, hearty old man. and promises well TO see
hundred years. He Is partially deaf in one ear, and
entirely 40 in the other He " acquainted with all
the particulars Of the war, much though he had
been IN IT, He voted for Washington twice, and has
voted for every President since. This fact may be
useful. in showing that there u one more Revou
tionistn living. ALLAN BRows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26
The United States Steamer susguellann mn.
TO THE EDIroR or THE HERALD.
MARINE HofTrsi, QUARANTINE,
erArxs leland, n. ", April "a, lst

mAFIft Z
srAn<s leland, n. ", April "a, 1865.
Permit me, through the columns Of your pspor, 10
onor q suggestion or two with reference 10 the sas-
ouehannA II "a all mportaa that The malaria with
which the bold Of that vessel s mpresusied shou.i
be removed a. speedily o. possible. No dSn eot-
ing agent or any means yet discovered, viii &C
complish this end. The only sensible mode which
suggests itself 10 my mind N 70 frecyo out Let the
government order eight hundred tons OF les from
Boston and 10 add twelve tons OF salt riow the hold
with and cloee the matches Exhaust The air by the
application Of pumps In ten days after tho cs tsd been
put on board the eject OF the experiment. could bo ted
an experiment well worth trying, sni 70 government
would Involve Q cost Of lcss than ~ 900.
NINIAN FTNkNEY, Surgeon y. SN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26

A ppoxrs rpo.- Joseph A. Wood, vho hss hs ,es
Nvclen in Quebec n years ago. the leg broken h
svush Carolina ten sso and in New HmpshIrs svo
- =, x: Icth instant when be slipped snd broke n
M Ne fourth time Amer ns he concluded 70 have cut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26
Arrival or alsrmons.
NINETY SAINTS ARRIVED IN rHs JOHN BsIenr Ynon
LIYIRROOL.


About ninety kormous arrived ~ this port Saturday,
the packet ship John srgbt. fom liverpool wsh The
exception Of nine EDgHsh fsmsles vho havo coms 70
their husbands and iovers already 10 the "ni Of pro-
rnso, this company composed Of converts from sosn-
dnsv'a Norway, Sweden and schleswis, ssoh semi
Few persoDs, but the greater poston rs from Ds snmHk
Fverjin, Lovise Fygsnjeu,
c. ID. fjeidsteed lSnrie F.r r.ntsn
hMeen fJsldsseed, Jele FS eecjan,
Psder Fieldsteed OIsus rss yS,isr
yuns wI% ils!oseeo, Ka'ohne FArgsnjsn,
sHr fleloseed F,oph TWgsojon.
. re%%3so, hAreo Ilrntanjs,
r y. Mel Deno, Ane Andss ian,
naJen Asuhede A p OnAud
Oxen, J. T,,gsnlan
Madaep, L. Shvsodjen,
Ch,kuan Madison, K n prsrlsn.
U Nnstn, Marco Petssisn
Inc hasuuP, unfstn Petereu,
MArM Hastrup, Peter Pstevjou.
HeR)son Joje.h Psterjsn,
N. Rsdler, Kn svsprisn
h. p. Ofsin, Eond svenien,
O. O. FA'kmsp, Khssso svsndjen,
Ellie FAkman, N Npisr.
\ Lnnd. n c. Dav,djsn,
y, O. Pousen, Ano Davt5iea.
q. q Ionic, Ane DAvfojeu,
Cecehs Ionic, HAss Dsvcjen,
r.. larson, A Haujeu.
oslo'is. larsen, HasSsisss Hm,sn,
f. pe'cJscn, Karen HApjsn,
Marie Rasmeyen, n Naij-a
Aatiiue Rasmsyen, NJ Psssren.
a. Anderjen, Krstso Pstsrjsn,
Fnrgen Apderjen, p Onyistsu lsn
Karen ALderjen, Ctieks Pstsr ian
Hsrep Apderjs n, MA pstsriar
Anders ADderan, Nsy "a pssarien
Sophie Anderjep, Ane O =. fsss'isn,
A. Nijsn, N o Uhrsssujsn,
Bodel Nlien, S.ne Chr'stsnjsu,
r Fapanjep, N Andsvien,
Kristen fapanjon, NJ 0 Grisxsjen.
FMgerjan,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26

he rtsd but cspricscn oa~SstvSce Fre,zcni, ccudes
cended 70 make her APPEARANCE before The musical dde
isnH Of This zone horse town. Tuesday evening A the
Odd Fellows Hall. Certain fsle resentnepts excited BY
the Sights which she had put upon city 10 not coming
arfltcry a. would otherwise have been present, and
made her reception les enthusiastic than would have
been ent yet The attendance and pisudts quite m
fsod could have been erpecset The rreeeuce ~ Srs
soset Aj Va easruing ins Who speChs fsvortsa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
QUICK SALES s SMALL PROFITS /.
A. p. WARE & co..
1853 and ITO Main street. Worcester.
To Purchasers of Clothing.


The pressure upon the business OF the country has
probably where been more severely felt than in
this city ami county and think at no former time has
the exercise of EooEoY by all classes of people been
more proper and necessary than at the present time; and
we regard it at this time appropriate and indeed the
duty OF those whose business is in the prime necessares
and comforts Of life to furnish the greatest possible
amount for the smallest possible sum- We have, there
fore avaed ourselves of the extreme low prices which
have ruled at the large auction sales in New York and we
shall sell the goods obtained great reduction n prices
from these and other sources including entire stock at
large discount from former prices We an adVer
sement enumerae specific prices for specific garments
nd will here only state that we shall offer
Pants and Vests from soc TO $500,
former price from 81 to 8.
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM SOC to $500.
former price 81 to 20.
We beg to assure all rsons that this no clap trap
advertisement, but truthful statement of facts as an
examination of stock will abundantly prove In or
der to give the public the greatest advantage our power
without doing injustice to ourselves, have adopted
the
CASH SYST EN-. 1
which is the only that can be sustained by small
profits for safe bnsines the credit basis can only be
done by demanding of those who do pay profit sufi
cen make good the loss occasoned by those who do
not pay
Our Stock is, usual, very large and contains great
variety Of styles and quality Of garments adapted to all
ages and classes, among which are our new style
Business Sack Goats, durable and graceful style.
Business Frock Sacks.
Business Suits, with fancy bands throughout
Business Suits without bands.
Business 0Vercoats, &c &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

Uxbridge Wooden Mandatory,
To be sold at Public Auction the premises in the town
Of Uxbridge, in the County of Worcester, on FRIDAY
the twenty sixth day of February, in the year 1855 at
two of the clock in the afternoon, by virtue of the
power of sale contained in the deed Of mortgage made
by Josiah Seagrave. Junior and MARQUIS D. f. Seere
to abez @. Howe, George o. Hovey, Samuel r. Payson
Jacob Wendell, Junior, John b. Hutchinson and
Charles II. Dalton copartners under the firm Of ]. @.
Howe and Company, dated July 23d, 1851 recorded
with Worcester County Deeds book 5S3, page $780, and
also recorded in the town of said Uxbrdge 10 the Reg
istry Of Mortgages of Personal Property, in book
pages 2T6 e279, and by the power and authority con
tanned in the contract referred to in said mortgage
and for the breach of the condition of said mortg age,
and said contract
49, All that property and estate, situated in said
iii Uxbridge, and near the Blackstone river, COM
ssA- monty called the Uxbrdge Wooden Manufacturing
Company containing about fifty of land, with two
large brick mills storehouses boiler and gas houses and
about thirty five dwelling houses tements and other
buildings thereon together with all the water rights pow
and privileges, and all other rights easements priv
eges, and apputenances to the belonging and all
the machinery, manufacturing apparatus engines boil
ers and all the fixtures in or appurtenan to SAID mils
the premises described in the deed of Edward Sea-
grave to Josiah Seagrave Junior, and Marquis D. f.
Seere dated April 18TH 1852 recorded with Worcester
Deeds Book 491 page 81 Also all the property and es
tate described and conveyed in the deeds of Moses Ta
tosaid seagrSve and Steere respectively dated August
9, 1852 and August &c. 1883 recorded with Worcester
Deeds Book 497, page $685. and Book $50 page 1O9 to
which deeds reference is hereby made for more par
tcular description Of the granted premises and the same
are referred 10 as constituting part Of these presents.
Also, all Real tate, Machinery and fixtures belong
ing to said Seagraye and Seere the time of the execu
ton Of sail orrgage and situate in said town of Tx
bridge especially all that conveyed to said seagravs and
seere by James s. Phetepace by his deed dated March
28 1885, and recorded with Worcester Deeds book 546
page 2, to which reference is to be lad.
Terms made known at the sale.
For further particulars inquire Of J. G. HOWE co.
at Boston or New York. or Of PHETTEPLACE l. SEA.
GRAVE, Providence, or of MR. sTEERE, on the prem
isees.
The above described premises contain IL complete sets
OF Wooden Machinery for the manufacture Of the most
approved styles of Fancy Cassimeres with valuable
Water Power, supplied by the Blackstone river.
20 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
MARRIED.

In Dudley, Feb II, by Rev Henry Pratt, Mr. H. W.
Williams to Miss Maria E Davis daughter of Reuben
Davis, both Of Dudley.
In Belcheriown, by Rev. q. B. Blake, Mr.. Henry A.
Wright to Miss Sophia Howes.
In Milford, Feb. II, By Rev. j. NJ. Bailey, Mr. Amos
R. Adams, Of Hopkinton, to Miss Sarah E. Fisk, Of
Upton
In Providence, Feb. IS, BY Rev Dr.. Wayand, PTofes-
scr James Bushee, Of Wol eester to Mss Harriet j.
MoRry, Of Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

In this city. Feb. 81, Eldridge II Simmons aged IS.
In Sutton, Feb. l6, George, infant of Rev George
Lyman, aged months.
In Belchertowp Feb. 10, Mrs Mary G wife of Dea
Amasa Towne, and daughter Of R,v Sir. Hunt, formerly
pastor of the church in No. Amherst, aged 32.s
In Barre, Feb II Mrs Dolly, widow Of Capt. Seth
Banister ,1ate Of Bfookfeld, aged II.
In Westboro, Feb. II, Louis Lincoln, son of John NJ.
and Mary 8. Hyde aged 10 months and is days
In West Brookaed, Feb. l6, Ellen Maria only daugh-
ter VIM. P. aud Alvrs M. Brewer, aged year months
and % days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RIsLEY'S COMPOUND FLUID
EIETOcE of ERiEchaE.

SOVEREIGN reuedyin all diseases of the KIDNEYS,
BLADDER, and URETHRA and which can be
relied upon with every confidence in
Inflammation Of the Kidneys;
Pain in the Back and Loins,
Inflammation OF the Bladder;
Leucorrhea or Whites;
Irregularities and Distractions;
Chronic Gon0rrhea;
Debilitating Discharges and Gleet
Dropsy and Gravel
Nocturnal Emissions;
Burning in Urinary Passages, &c.
For the above diseases has had the test of years in
the successful application to disease and will not fail in
etectng speedy and permanent cures, providing the
directions are closely followed. This is no quack nosrum
got up to gull the people and fleece them out Of their
money, but a preparation the formula for which was
placed In the hands Of the proprieors by eminent physi
cians who desired reliable and convenient preparation
for their practice Nolong of treatment is nces
sary with this remedy to ascertain its virtues; single
bottle, if taken regularly will show the patient that
all that has been said Of its virtues strictly true The
Medicine can be obtained at all respectable Drug Stores
and of most country merchants.
HARRAL, RIsLEY 4 KITCHEN,
Wholesale Druggists,
fl9 d&w2w 70 Barclay street. New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

FaiIures.Owing to the failures Of pictures taken
by Cuttings Patent process many think the Ambrotype
not durable picture, The Improved Patent Ambotype
such as are taken by B. D. MARKHAM, are not only the
most ddrable picture made but far superior in and
durable picture, at fair price Rooms opposite City
Hall, Harrington Corner. DIFF o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
OUR CUSTOM EXTRAORDINARY

Is also in the second story unsurpassed in the extent
and variety Of fabrics adapted the various qualities
styles Of garments. All orders will be promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assured.
MR. HORACE w. BIGELow, well known to the
clothing trade In this city, is associated with u.s.
and will be happy to his old friends and customers
at 1853 and ITO Main Street, nearly opposite the new
Mechanics Hall
1888 and I70 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
aa,uff 4 A - n ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
OUR BOYS DEplRTmENT.

in the second story will be found contain the largest
ana best assortment in the State Tout of Boston, In
this department it will be constant aim to keep
full assortment of every desirable style of garment for
children from two years Of age up to the largest
sizes for youth We beg leave to invite especial attention
to this department.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
ID G Il A r ID s o N 8
Irish Linens. Damasks, &c.

The public will please bear in mind that the GEN UINE
GOODS always sealed with the full signature the
firm, viz
RICHARDSON, SONS & OWDEN.
BULLOCKE & j. B LOCKE, Agents,
% dam Sc Church St., near Barclay st., New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

Furnishing Undertaken 81 Colin Ware
house,
ooana. caakets Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes n every description, always baud. Also, the
NRw pArRnr METALLIC CAsKEr, OF all sizes
Every thing connected with me manasenent o. June
ais pfmy attoaded 10. No. 40 frvnt street, residence
% trout street, Worcester, Mass. d&Wu myzS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22
AUCTIONS.

A SSIGNEE,S SAI,E.-The undersigned As.
N siguee Of the estate Of /. MOORE & co In
solvent Debtors offers for sale the stock Goods formerly
owned by said L. D. Moore Co.. 10 Spencer consisting
Of such variety of goods usually found in coun
try store. The stock is in good condition. and will be
sold at sacrifice for cash. reasonable credit The
store is old and well known stand in Of the most
hourhDg towns in Worcester County ard can be bought
hired at low rate. complete Of fixtures will be
sod with the stock. II appears to purchase said
stock and fixtures before Thursday the tweny-hfh day
OF March next then that day at nine o'clock in the
forenoon, shall commence the sale Of said stock and
fixtures by public auction, and continue the sale until
the whole is disposed Of
AID the day, at o'clock p. m. shall offer
for sale, at auction to the highest bidder all the right
title, interest D. Moore had, the fifteenth day
of October last unto the said store, and the land
whereon it stands and all other real estate which the
said Moore has any interest whatever For further in
formation ask the subscriber, Dwight Hyde Esq on
the premises. LUTHER HILL.
fl9 daTtf
EVURNTTURE AT AUCTION.-Fhe under
H. dersgned, assignee OF The estate Of WILLIAM
II. ANDREWS, Of Spencer, insoveDt debtor offers for
sale the stock Of Furniture the hxures and the lumber
paints, &c. belonging to said estate. The salesrooms
aud work shop pleasantly located in the centre viii
lage of Spencer ami be rented at fair rate if de-
sired. The assortment OF furniture on hand is fun
and Of moder2 styles The above presents a favorable
opportunity to any one DESTROYS of engaging 10 the bust
ness the property must be sold to close the concern
1t will be sold cheap, and time given il desired
If not otherwise sold before Saturday. April third then
that day, at O'Clock shall offer the same at
public auction, in lots suit buyers. In the meantime
any wanting to buy any OF said stock at reta can
do So by caing on VIM. I. HARLOW, Esq, or Hiram P
Dunton, the premises, who will also give further in
formation. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to said VIM. T.
Harlow. LUTHER HILL.
10 daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

NE ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
I'VE power of sale contained in Mortgage Deed, given
by EzraP Brown to Nathan Holden, dated Jan a. A.
D. 1857, and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for the
County of Worcester book 575 page 81 for default made
in the payment Of monies mentioned In the condition Of
said mortgage, the undersigned, Mortgage aforesaid will
sell at Public Auction, the premises on SATURDAY
the thisteenth day of March next al ten O'Clock a.
m, certain lot Of land with the buildings thereon sit.
uated the west side Of Green street. in said Worcester
and bounded eastey by Green street, southery by land
formerly of Brown Smith, westerly by land frmerly of
Geo. d. 0oodnow northery by Gold street, said lot be-
ing 100 feet square and containing GOO square
Also one other lot Of land sai Gold street. with barn
thereon adjoining the above described lot and bounded
northery by said Gold street easteTy by the above db
ed lot souherly by land formerly Of Brown Smith westerly
by summit street, and leo feet square, containing coo
square feet Said premises will be sold subject to Mort
gage OF $500 and interest thereon given the Peoples
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and recorded in said
Registry of Deeds book 502, page 500; also by Mort
gage OF $3.50 and interest thereon given by one Geo.
Goodnow to Daniel Wsdo and recorded in said Registry
OF Deeds book 597 page 12l and by said Waldo assign
ed to Elizabeth w. Kinnieut wife Of Francis W Kinni
cutt which assignment is recorded in said Registry of
Deeds, book 407, page 245; also Mortgage of 5000
and interest thereon, given Adams p Barnes and re
corded in said Registry of Deeds, book All, page Ill;
also subject to the taxes thereon.
NATHAN HOLDEN,
Worcester, Feb. 9, 1855 Mortgagee.
fill dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

Woods Hair Reatorative.-Among all prep.
aratonB for the hair that has been introduced as ina
be none have given the satisfaction or gained the
popularity that Prof Woods Hair Restorative now has
His restorative has passed the ordeal Of iunumerabe
fashionable toilets, and, wherever they have tested IT.
pronounce II peerless article They end where the hair
il thnned, that 1t Greats fresh growththa II fully re
stores the vegiladve power Of the rco the denuded
paces and The flores 10 shoot forth anew-that
dssoyes and all dandrud, prevents gtayness
restores the hair It's original color when greyness has
actually supervened, gives rich ustre mpagts the soft
meas and nexlbity Of silk TO the hair and keeps II al
WAYS luxuriant healthy and In full vigor.N r. TTib
Wne.
Sold by all respectable Druggists d&w2w RIO
wooDs UAIg REsr0RArIvE, FOR SALE BY
JOHN O uILL, APOrHEoARY, MECHANICS HALL
pffTIuINQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

ClaGin is now making the following styles Of Pic
tuees In the best possible manner Photographs, Da
guerreotypes spereographs, Melanotypes, and Anbro
types.
His productions for his patrons will be as they ever
have BEEN superior any other artists in this city His
aim excelsior and the results Of his experiments
tangible evidences Of his success Call and examine
specimens at his 1Ss Main street, over Citizens
Bank Worcestef.ikiass dim ra20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-22

M ESSENGER'S NOTICE.-WoRogsrER S.
4NA Feb 20, 1858. w. W.RICE Esquire, Judge of
Insolvency in and for the county Worcester has this
day issued a warrant against the Estate of THOMAS
LAWLEk, of Worcester, il said county of Wor
ceser an Insovent Debtors and the payment any debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to the said
nsolvent debtor to him for his USE and the transfer
OF any property by him, is forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors the said nsoyent
debtor will be held at the Court of insolvency. to be hold
en- at the Insovent Court Room in Worcester in the
county Of Worcester on~he ninth day of March next
ten O'Clock In the enoon for the proof of debts and
the choice of assignee or assgnees
j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
f22 d2t&wlt Messenger