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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-30

Music BY ELECTRIcITT.-A curious exper-
iment of making music by electricity was re-
Gently tried at one Of the theaters at Pesth,
by a Hungarian named Hamel Five pianos
were placed in view Of the audience, and the
electric battery being duly disposed in an adj.
joining room, NJ. Hamel seated himself at one
of the pianos, and, connecting the Others with
the one on which he was playing, they were
brought into communication with this one and
Immediately, to the great excitement of the
spectators, the keys Of the other four pianos
were seen to move in exact unison with the
one at which the musician was seated, every
note being produced simultaneously, and with
perfect clearness and precision, by each in
strument. 1t was as though single instrument
of fve-iold power were being played upon,
and the audience We're so enchanted with the
success of this most remarkable experiment
that their shouts Of applause almost drowned
the music. The possibility, therefore, Of
performer being heard at once, and at every
point of the earths surface with which he can
bring himself into electric rapport, is ascertain
ed to be no longer a dream, but is demonstra-
ted as perfectly feasibe-if the report of NJ
Hamel's success be reliable.
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A minister Of the gospel, with not much of
apulpit gift, came into the place of worship
drenched with rain, and said to a brother who
stood by as he shook and brushed, and wiped
his clothes 81 shall certainly take cold if go
into the pulpit so wet" "Oh, no" was the
reply, you are always dry enough there"
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8aitroaOs.
PROVIDENCE &

DDnIVIAITNII G NEnD
e s.:.sizs5sss.sa cESTER RAILROAD - summer Ar
~ N = raisement to take effect on MONDAY
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester at
Z ID ana ll-45 a. NJ ana 42t p M.
nrcestcr Tor providence at '-oo and IlSO a. m' and
avg ?; m
trains connect at worcester junction with Trains 10
and worse e M S gTG an " ana Nna Sson
Through Tickets to all important points at the West,
G DC "piSn q. lne "ee OI We company III ffoFl-
uelce az Is LOW fales y y any 1ller T"qte, 81,
Trains TO anu nom valley FAILS and Providence viii
IelNS ~ l9ll9Ws: on, -, 90, Z, -.
alley Falls for Providence ut blO, le, 500, S.4S,
ilgo INV a. m, and lO0 A''s, 100 300 AGO. $50,
o9 VA. an4 ~ p; m ,-,, I'm, 90 On 49, On non
1920 LIS, a m, 1900 m, and l3O' 23o, $50, 4.sO,
09 Ti 0:ou, go, S,VO ?; T.; m, ,, , ~ ,, ,-,. .;
p-,,.,,.u.. ,,.ue ,o.s S. H. TABOR sgp,TI
----- R0ST0V & 7V0RCFSTFP
- ',
- Commencing NJ 0NDAY, Nov. j, 1855.
1, ,,. lhaISS roh 9oSl,oS, as l9ii9Ms;
END. ?. m. The T. Z, $40 a. a. M and 355 p m trains
i EoStet street, inc III p H. Express rom " est
9 SiHifoNTN.. Wy 5o a: m S.4V p. m.
MiiI .,ri ~ g'45 a m M 4 p. m.
Mari9or9 Ky IAN a. m; Icy p m. >,
FrSghan NSiIfe, t,f2 a. m l7,92 p m NIX
r. ii'' oteahpoa, O. 4V4o d. H. l. D. AV'4S
ES S1,tp p, mi a,,
,'V2 p a. IN; d u.s. so Neuiss"Ys ~ Nv d NJ
81 S ~ m o2V On 70 o9J On sI2 ITO N3I, Il n
By1o II e5 9 ar sso S'GSS a ~ p Ia
,1 ~ 80 '.' 90 d ~ a. III liz -'l0 . Wv
"lS9 " f ga, f9fs az Il Il p; a. a.
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~ - lyeNe i'oStol ~ so lS " i 10
r., Noleestel' At to- ANp' I" H. Low Zap DIV
n At;i Il, NJ TX, -, sro
Niic,r,ii' : H. ~ d, III IT. o. ~ y, y. III.
Norti,i,11r.,' - 81 IN ~, t -, p, ~
Norii,r ul9 IL 10 d, ~ M + p, H.
IIr,,,;,,o I 49,, - y, q, III III, : =; NJ $50
FTsii,i Se ii TO d. III 81 ~ a s1o
Sa%iIi % "a la III e, III, l,G' n II + x nv p H.
Ne1t r * 'So ~ e on We 81 d5'l9 p IN M On
y " oIi 70, 90 Il m Y, Low Nor z.dV = 0dO' o5V'
iin 81 IA al ii,l' F. I, II: X non
als ~ ~ ~ a. d. II. LILO A'Io oAo o. o. Is 9oO'
q /, PrSnci' : 90 90 = 10y 3 D. ~ "a
Sil,s,, g ~, ''oV a, d. ~; 90 II ~ p m
New Y,rl- Cd S,r in li, II p III, r
Ne,y V9ri 10 II Z 10 ~ ' q; ~ d, -, =; ~
~ ~ ' va MI "l0li' 0'AV lap l'st VI I'llillelli
rf5- New York Sunday, Mail Train o+ IN Fx
press Trains stop only at FraminsRap P1rr1,ps sn
Boston. Oct. q, 1885, dtf o39
I555s55555z755=7 NORWICH Il W0RCES-
Observation-Disclosures Trip pAITpO IN w.. -,
5ss-y tyaH5 ,ne1t So,t Ie5s " &C." q" '"tVe7
TRATNS CONC SOITTti / n AWE I-opCFcTI,p
At7I5 NJ flVo trTniaii+ fT-ai, - Len M a. ~ ~
attached ' 9 i' "' fN''ssi e''A
Al lGI5 n m fIVav PASSENGER TRAIN, fo,roo+, n.
Worceser With tr,3,s -, I1"stS, ~ iT 80 a.
cord Manchester &c Of ~. IT, In ,i
rom Boston Proyicnca md Ws,n d WIN 'ii'
Al ana n m iva, i1o ,r 'I,i, - r, iuu =. W,
cesfnr win troips 49,. Bdsto, NM Hl az u
cord Nancbesfer oy,rei,cn .'s, az Wi III
+4 toI WIN tTahS from session. lIoYldence ana
deD ana ~ daleiu Jllcllo Trans yrom fF0Nl-
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q know I am a perfect bear in my man
ners," said young farmer to his sweetheart
"No, indeed your are not, John; you never
Rugged me yet. You are more Of sheep
than bear"
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Zeal Estate.

NOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSES
4 at VERY Low PRICES. In order to close an I'M
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated in
the ceter OF the City Of Worcester will be sold much
below the real value.
Lots and Houses on east side of Portland street. Nos.
% and 81.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos p and 49, west side
of Portland street
Lot and Double House on the east side of Portland ST.
Nos Il and Ii.
Lot and House NO 90 on west side of Salem street.
Lot and 1lse Wellington street. opposite residence
ofJ. and c. jacques.
Lot and Factory Building Southbridge street
Lot and House corner of West and Cottage SITS.
Also, Building Lots on Chandler AUSTIN and Newbury
streets.
For terms of sale and further information as to the
property, apply to W. W. RICE,
Worcester Bank Block,
L. II. DEWEY,
sep2l If 2lS Main st.
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d0lortcstcr Daily SPY.
TRIP LIGHTLY.

& Trip lightly over trouble,
lrip lightly over wrong;
We ONLY make grief double
BY dwelling on it long.
Whv clasp woes hand so tightly
Why sigh DER blossoms dead2
WHY cling to forms unsightly?
Why not seek joy instead?
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though this day may be dark;
The sun may shine tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark.
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have fed
Then never be dOwn-hearted,
But look for JOY instead.
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EOR ,SALE,-F'iily Cotton Looms, for
weaylng 40 inch goods, IN order for Immediate tse
apy ~ II H. sfhNENs, near Webster Depot or 81 Nj.
MEX PRAIl ~ Front street, Worcester
Webster, May "a 1905. ar
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s TOY ESll ST YES III
Tan, Peat, and sawdust stoves.

The subscriber having bought Of H. r. Dixie the right 10
manufacture and sell Mores Tan, Peat aud snwdust
stove, Is prepared to furnish nl sizes Of the above
stove at reasonable rates Also, just received large
assortment of the best cooking stoves for wood aud cunl
IN the market aud vnrley Of pnror cook Office and
other stoves cheaper than be- bought In tha civ Tin
Roofing and Job Work done ~ order
q. n. PHELPS
81 d1 81 Front street, Warden Block
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$HtOitillrcs.
y IIyFR INVIGOKATOR, prepar-

-,,- VIVID JNNTEnly AT0R DrpUaT-
IiE II ~ unused entirely Of Gums, is one
Of the best purgatNe anu Gathartic easier miIder,
public, namely lliL tleta 5 t1er medicine known. IL
and more eectul lLts az liver remedy, acting first
E .i' iy.r 10 eject its morbid matter 's ~ m
Inv ty1 1urposes eIectually, without .N VI ~ ,,sf "a
feelings experience tiS system at the ime that
y ,rsos If and when taken daily ID lh9lgl VIZ wa
strengthen ana DuI - ~ nriucipa regulators Of the
The Liver ~ H., II neriarms its functions wen
H., MYERS of the system arc Iu-IN Wv. ti healthy
t,,ia.h is almost entirely dept'e., ,,,ra MI lis
o.tiSn of thr Liver the pr3peI XIV he bowels
G,.ti,ns Wtcu the stunI e. ae i7 AZ lit n ,nnse-
,ro M fluIt and the whole system i .olsed to do
guence Of Ge 81, Grl ii1r.- Of that organ, Of te
pronrct1rs has MADE IL = m 81 s,,,e REMEDY where
NOR. than twenty years 10 NM l1r,'5eu1erts to
q, IN, to couuttraCt the 4 many "1''i7
which il is Liable. l., . 1,s+ f,1ud any
o l,r5yc that this REM ~ cay - y. ~ nv III lis
,crsn troubled with Liver r. on l',. 1 .,,,ctiou is
Forms las but to try a = ootlle' anu WI
certain. sd, y ,,,,rl,i5 arr had mat tier from
These Gums remove an lnN:9iy , w. ,-tIoyut
the system, supplying IN mn ., mod 10 digest
Vii puTitvg the blood, = giving tone anu az tIc
fine whole machinery. re- mvNhi5 INV N
disease c1cctiu2 radical - cure, l ,,1,ot is bet-
Biliuus attacks are t.leo ,',i Cit Ise 1f the Liy-
ter prevented, by the u "lo'tsl'l''' '7' "
or Inyieor8tol. - ,,.f.,+ d, relieve tbe
st,,,rocb and prevent the food from rsIls anu 7
ing , ,,l-o,, no ~ fore retiring, prevents
Nightmare. ,,f,l,+ 1,osers the bowel
OnlN one NiSt tANtt. as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-30

ID r. II
MAGMA EST TERErAs 1T PREVALENT.
The wonderful discoveries BROUGHT to light by the ccle
brated Dr Railway Co., the eminent Chemists of New
York Wit in the past quarter OF century, have contrib
utcd more TO the ease comfort slN and longevity Of
49, -, 10 ', MA H44,4l : 'it4sffyY Rf.LfEF.
iae itit OF these Important and valuable discoveries
efficacy in curing the sick and stopping the eXcrl-
ciating pains.
The next discovery was the Renovating Resovcn; fine
only remedy IN use that possesses the remarkable prop
eres on Stigamg rom the system az constitutional
alades inherited by sicky children Of diseased parents
These discoveries however but Lesser Lights to the
calcuatcd to reyoluonzc the present practice of mrd
cine and treatment Of disease The result Of this pra
discovery IS given to tie world in the form Of Pills eu
EtE coale WIN Num SO as NOT to offend the most del
lcate Stouacis They neither sickeu grippe. Every
Gose at Is taken gars renewed strength and yigoi to
RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS.
One of the most remarkable properties which this all
powerful remedy possesses, is that of Electricity 1t truly
lis action upon the poisonous gases malaria whether
i be the injecting etuvia OF yellow, 1yphus, swamp
AgIe, Bilious Fever, Cholera Diarrlnea Dvscutery
FlnA; Or whether the stomach becomes intalncd aid
ftaed Hom the poisonous extracts Of acid plants tat-
of Railway IS Ready Reiie Viii fst,tI 45T OF Wo
poisonous elements that may be in the stomach alav the
most Nolel hltamauons, and turtity the whole system
against sickness or painiul dBeutcs.
In az cases, therefore, Of Cholera, Cholera NIorbis
to take Railways Ready Relief lis electrical pow@rs
Will the instant taken, charge the system Withheah
,. AS A COUNTER IRHITANr witlrlravip., tle con-
Ccsted blood, which in OF Rheumatism. Lumbnpn
Gout, Neuralgia Scatica rfics much pain upon fhe
Patlenll acts with the rapdity Of lightning the instant
the Relief is rubbed ON the parts of the body where there
Is Hhl rGestabishes am equalization Of the blood
congestion being Withdrawn, Inflammation is removed
3, ASA DlFFUsIyE sTDlULANT In cases of Weak
ness, languor, Debility, Depression of Spi1ts Restless
ness Mea9eh1ly, Nervous Iremllngs Mysteries, 6c it
aiiluses IT'S he4!hn tonic properties throughout the
hre system 1t reyves and relnvigoratcs the aged Grip
llea, lnlHin, ana nervous 1t nnparts new life and
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FOR SALE OR TO LET
\ The well known INAfAN'S SCYTHE ESTABLISH
MENI situated in the east part of Burrllvile miles
west Of Statewide. on the Branch River r. l. The works
have been put in thorough repair since the first Of July
last and are now in first rate running order They
capable Of turning out from three to four thousand dozens
oScNthes year. These works admitted to among
the best arranged in New England for economy and
venienee in all departments Of the business They arc
only five miles from Miville, depot the Providence
and Worcester Railroad For particulars, inquire of
NANCY lNAlAN, on the premises, o. a. INAfAN, MOhe-
gan r. l., O. INAlAN East Douglas, Mass, I. II. IN
MAN, Worcester.
Burryille Sept %, 1858. d2taw&w3m SOS
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ROARDlNG.-Boarding by the Week or
pay, at No u Thomas Street, Worcester Mass.
"p'l dlv j. KENDALL
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8Ne0itines.

L esr-reI o N.
- found ~
eco
DIR. c. HOWARD lod,
ms MARSHALL,
@ a t q ratle
ar ST h ,
LUNG, ANEW ooD
Phy5,af s + Fl
u" rs = CT a n,
OF Nes. has
aosed York CITY,
BY INIIALATIO2m of
dies known only tRce5, AND Ills OTHER NE" hLNE
curing the most incuof himself performing miracles by
in obtaining that by erae Diseases he has succeeded
has hitherto sought quo for which the whole medical world
certain cure for ca, vain that of being able prescrib
Under his new, direc@ so'rrl and Consumption
loatsome terrible g. and common sense practice those
tNA4iseases are now perfectly durable.
MI
t-v
Dr. MARSHALL CUR,n
Dr. MARSHALL CU7nd SEES CATARldL
Dr. MARSHALL CUR minI.s SORE THROAT
Dr. MARSHALL CUREi ,Es ASTHMA.
Dir MARSH, All crrprggh : BRONCHITIS.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES pass HEART DISEASE.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES H., LIVER COMPLAINT
Dr. MARSHALL CURES !al DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES IUMoiiS
Dr. MARSHALL CURES tlis e'CRoFULA
ares ,ONSUMPTION
-ssag
be
Consultatid o In
- lneyt
ragge'
DE- NJ can Tor all cases. pressed
letter Price IS GO per monthse no
tong
The FIRST -Four Dat tof
I'M, AZ. ELK cl,ys of Each Month,
ur,. g or sssIIALL
BAY STATE H0UsS Halt the
Direct all letters to the j It capE WORCESTER
Mass Nicholas uf the y state House Worcester
Ms de eyel1eI, New York.
-HRIIAn AMI PENTmaItWf
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mis- COVERED AT TASf
GREATEST CURE IL THE WORLD FOR PAIN
PROF CHAS. DE GRAVH's
II r EE(tVND ~"

Ni'-A ii-'i N1A"- IA HE WORLD FOR PAIN.
PROF CHAS. DE CIR, vrT.s
HI OFT
This oil is the only sure rat,of, II, t., h
Es G ntGi.li'2l, Deafness Gout, Neuralgia, Lul-
SnraiT and i iti ramps; Group Piles, feons.
sir i,ntg - ~ gnu W ouhus' SWelcd Gladss
Irtast W, Hi ill 81 ptiits} sore Nipples Swelled
Mouth and stomach alntatn' " Err S9her N vi
Jaw Heart Burn. Toot an lsF, rlSlIisN' lcers Loek
m TSIlyge B !gss S so Gyms Of Teethng Infants
blains letter SIn'les ' VaS' hIoTh breast Chls
Chappcd LANDS or any Diseoscs tbat ,rt s ''u
TIE only article brought before the 30e bat NH
been used by thousands and pro2693eed ~ I qb w.
remedy ever discovered W 'O -
This oil acts on the system with eioc+5oit, g.;
vegetable preparation N0t tbe sst Ie 5 Hl PIle
ing outNardy or nwarlly II al once gives perIna
ngnt cure-in most cases from ten to twenty minutes
all organic crgeent OF i6 o nIyS qlseqEtTed that
ufm obstruction of tlc t AMI ~; - NC ellve
diseased A slliItI anrliii f M, '.l III ie oIeaia
diate motion the nerve fuii and tbe c,r ~ NJ III lu'l
terina is roSorfSi t no Nohhihg' phIGing, or Dis
G{- None genuine y,itb,lit +l,, .i,,,4,, . d. Z,
De GRArH. iahrs silrl in win '7""''lIe Oh irol ~
below CRni lI ~ SIGt Eishlu street three doors
gsts be supplied wholesale AMI rntir III iii VI s
Irv eycrvthira I'D Cis D. IN "a n, t ite,
CAuTIoN- Ia coyl ri t ~ w Vile supple tTlaI
Electric on a. Nm ~ '5h !oI ana Gel DE GRATHa
There ,,re ,,,,,,,,r,.,. 'stl'is lhuuho
trl ,,. 9riicI iii,.tllii9 sprung up ON the rcpu
They an. y,,rt NH'0V 4Ae pupIlc must beware.
Fir soIo' i,.. ,,i,5,' D, ,,,,-,,,, ,,
sale and RI f,it YAM !" 81 w, sV! lam street Whole
SO '7'''' io' ile ,, S[oln Electric Gil.
NDNoHl
FNp Y, II fTJTnRTDC-l,Nr
/ NM -, 49, ONIi oON would respect-
ttu'lI announce TO the citizens of Worcester ard
H. ~ uit nc mus taken rooms at No. III Main street
@yns eomniat ana diseascs generally are ,ecmnent
C"moi iog .h9 cNGe ,t Ser9t3a, cankor, Liver
eases Ta in thc B@ek. Silc "g' ries, Nervous Is.
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A Y i r S
Compound Extract of SarSapariIIa.

Ihe most eiiectua remedy which the medical skill f
times can devise for this everywhere prevailing and ata
malady It is combined from the most active retpea,
that have been discovered for the expurgatiou of This m
disorder from the blood and the rescue of the systo
from its destructive consequences Hence it shonld Is,
employed for the OF not only scrofla but also tha
other affections which arise from it, such rs Eruptyo ana
Skin Diseases ST. Authony's Fire Rose or Eryspelas
limples, Pustules. Bloches Blains and Boils rnnac
letter, and salt Rheum. Scad Head, Ringwor1n Rfon
atism, Syphitic and Mercuria Diseases Dropsy. f3v
pepsa, Debility and, indeed, all complaints arisina f
yitiated and impure blood. The popular belief in a5a
1itg Of the dlood is founded in truth for scrofa ~
degeneration Of the blood The particular purposc ana
virtue Of this Sarsaparillais to purify and reeencr ft
vital fluid, without which sound hearth is mpossiba Is
contaminated constitutions.
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ItH n ~ - ~ y IL < ~ Il L 4 - W u / L ~ l.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Capital and Surplus, s2sO,oGO 81.
VIM. S. GOODWIN,
AGENT FOR WORCESTER COUNTY,
Office No Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass
This popular and highly successful Company has Just
terminated the seventh of its business and after
paying its losses and expenses, has added over
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
during the last year to its Reserve Fund
Combining all the advantages of Mutual with the
SAFETY AND STABILITY
of a Stock Company the Directors having personal pc
cuniary interest in its management recommends itself
to the patronage of all those believe to be their
duty to
PROVIDE FOR THEIR FAMILIES,
theirs, bya
POLICY OF LIFE INSURANCE.
PAMPHLETS AND CIRCULARS
exhibiting the condition of the Company and its manner
of transacting business. Also
BLANK APPLICATIONS,
and forms for eccting Insurance. may be obtained at the
office Of The Agent in Worcester or of the Company
Springfield dis5m st
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ Insurance COMPANY, Springfield, Mass.
.' .'- '-''' EbMGND FREEMAN, President i5lsliYV'
W. CONNER, JR., Secretary.
.MAssAsoIT Insurance COMPANY, Springfield,
CAsH CAPITAL, sl5OmO
j. S. PARISH, Secretary. ' -''''N''"
M. ....s-.-...-,
vicinity is prepared to issue policies property against
adjusted and paid. JOHN G. KENDALL. Agent.
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
W ANCE CO.-mcorporated 1851.
AVAILABLE AND CASH CAPITAL, S36OOOO
Rates and continue pay IS per cent dividend on one
year policies and 50per cent premium on five years poll
my6 decd 5. a. HowLAND, Agent.
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE IN
A,A SURANCE COMPANY.
ofee Carks Block on Tuesday, Ja 6ih the follow
ing named persons were chosen Directors for the year
Henry A. Denny Worcester Geo n Rice, Worcester
F Eec B soGG9or! Bo5tom Mm p F6M
A. 1 Be W@e t,5 sesstsr ff i Sases cnsyvy
AZ a subsequent meeting Of he Board HENRY A.
DENNY, vas chosen President WM 5. DENNY secre-
This Company has been in successful operation since
May, 1868, and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, on favorable terms. Dwelling Houses and other
buildings Stocks of Goods, first class Machine Shops
addressed to the President Secretary Will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. T. 1851. diff II
TT AlIPDEN FIRE INSURANCE Co,
AA Of Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital paid in Sl5OOOO 90
Accumulated Surplus $4,000 90
Jos. G. PYNCHoN, Secretary.
viii insure Real and Personal Propcrtv AGAINST Fire on
application to WN S. DENNY, Agent,
AT the Office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance
ja2O dtf
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p, For sale by JOIN Q. NIL. Apotbecarv, Arechani
where. ~
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WANTED = A Special Partner, with
" fifteen or twenty thousand dollars in the Shoe
Finding Business For particulars, address Especial
care 5 r. Niles, Newspaper Advertising Agent No l
Sc0ilay building Court street, Boston, Mass.
Mo deUd2w
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GIants

WANTED-A good back filter. Apply
W at 400 Main street. HENRY coz.
d27 d3t* W.
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4 lOMMON w EAL III Of MASSAClIU-
- sElrS.-Worccster Court Of Probate at Wor
cestcr, December L A, d. 1893.
Upon the petition of ALMlRAH b. DAVENPORT Of
Mendon' In said County, singcwonan, for a change In
her nane due public notice Of said petition having been
given.
1t now ordered and decreed that the said Almrah g.
Davenport may take, and shall hereafter be called and
known by the name Of hmrah B. Cummingsan II Is fur
Their ordered that she cnuse copy Of this Decree 10 he
published three weeks successfully In the MASSACHUSETTS,
Spy, q newspaper printed In Worcester within two
months Of the date thereof HENRY CHAPLIN,
Judge of Probate and Insolvency.
A. copy Attest; CllAS. q. lliENflsS Reg
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-30

WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
w December 20 1858. To all persons interested IN
the estate of SALEM LAFLIN late Of Charlton deccased
GREETING,
You are cited to appear nj Court Of Probate 10 be
holden At Worcester the first Tuesday Of january
next, 10 show cause why Mey Lann should not bp an
pointed AdninstratX with the WIN annexed Of the re-
manning estate Of said deceased and Trustee under said
VIII, IN place Of Erastus Winslow, resigned.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-30

WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
w December Z, lS53-ro all persons interested in the
Estate OF OltMQND MARSH, late Of the southeast part
of Hc Earth County, near the Town 0f NapetOn I'M the
State of Minnesota, deceased, GREETING
gu are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
hpllcn a worcester, ON the first Tuesday Of January
next to show cause why administration OF the Estate Of
sha deceased should not be granted to John Marsh of
SOuthbridge in the County of Worcester
DIS W3t CHAS g. PRENTISS Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-30

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE.
~ December L lsjsTo all persons interested I'm INC
Estate Of NANCY pLYMPrON late Of southborough,
deceased, GHEETING
You are cited 10 appear at Court Of Probate 10 be
holden az Worcester, the first Tuesday of January
next 10 show cause why administration of the Estao Of
SAD deceased Should not De granted to sullivan Fay Of
said scarborough
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-30

ORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
December 10, s55To all persons Interested I'm the
GREETING. ''
You are cited to appear at a Court Of Probate to be
holden at worcester, ON the first Tuesday Of January
next 70 show cause why the instrument which purpors
To be the last Ill and Testament said deceased should
not be approved.
dis w3t+ CHAS G. pRFNTISS Ron
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

stood conspicuous in everything hat was
GOOD and great. He was a man whose in
fiuence was felt throughout the nation !;
nor was the wound unfel. that inflicted his
death
Sir, we may say of him, aud it is but a
lust tribute to worth. that as a soldier he
was gallant, his chivalry spotless, bis hon
or clear a a Statesman, he was wise, CON
sidsrative and patriotic; as 9 friend he had
all the high qualities that ennoble The
heart; as a father sfiectionate almost tn
infirmity as husband manly, noble and
erect; as nan be had ali the qualitie.
that alorn human nature and if he had
infrmities they were few in proportion T.
those which fall TO the lot Of man. Tie
will be remembered here; he win De re-
membered throughout the nation; he will
be unfor.otten in Texas whilst either his
cory or tradition lives. Texas has lost one
of the bright and staunch pillars Of her
ediiice, aud she has no material 70 replace
him in this body.