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nTo4nPhis, rem.
TFusf sale.

ny virtue n deet o. frust executei % ne a. tru1tee,
- ~ q. =. HendrIcHson. e sicily curntys STATE Of
Tennes-ne. on the iSt DAY o. Septeulbcr- 1858, and regis
faref In ne Rezisfefis oaice q TIE county and 5t1te
$1,000. On The ath cay Of October, fH@, In bock No.
r5sia7rs a. Is sud 20. 20 secure the ayment o. certain
notes herein specified. I VII sell a. arctio1i IN ront o.
~ 18TH DAY o~fDECEMBER, 1858, AZ n O'Clock A. ~.
! er-ssiu uiece or parcel o. land situated north II re
citv n Mruphia. AID adjacent ih@reto. IN the county ana
str.e sfrrpzfid. Lots Nos ~ md 1s3 Is aid out md de-
eirusied on : nap o. TIE subfivisin % innd owned ~
safnrrans GCu., Grecnlaw \ Co and others eaen iot
e-orfinr "a eixth Etrest - SIG feet and running back
fNK FEET 70 an alie.. I viii co1vey such title as Il IN
$500 IN n or akid deed al 70 cher.
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Jureensen Watches.

FgW LEVERS and C-uRONOEErER q
"a cf this uls tcsIenraief maker, Just reserved -
These Waf-hrs have the drst reputation every L
where 20 those ETudiufel with the Character uf4o
he work, It's accuracy for time, etc. nothiug more need
- said. thln simply 70 advise them 30 buy while theg
can- J.. 3. MERRIAM a co.
fe5l5 13 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Aaa-4AM NAt
ssens Tor soc. ssens for 3oc.
fPaid mp 6Ac.
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II cine, sufEery, etc. one. Pr1viueis tu,lfi--
"gin endl oouer % hain and Gayts8 street,. sBRgsf-,l
AFalanche clpy -
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wm. n naly.
Tour Arhladc VALLEY WHISKY Is receiTed. eDd aftsr
careful rxamlua1on. 4 fui n D. he auure aririe. entire
" nee from the nlulterzrnE inEr rlienu % frequently
ured. Yours respectfully.
JAMEs J. NAPES
Analytical eChrtnist
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Land for Sale.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN cnt,srl-a os-1-y
"A dTe niles frlu hs Mlsslulrri river. on ths MIH-
ta-y rlad. cuutainirE lud1 ar-. 90 I'M euifrafHan. trq
lFe years drsfeuel, En ercrirut hrer lr=rln~ hlrse.
vita eir1t rooms ule-iT Furnished A aru rn hl1ss
and press and one 70 Psll and Wau's Improved Eu
sfands q dle stable. urro bose. etc. Aln. a steam
saE and Erst nilI There viii BE- s1 win he Land "a
auclimsied hsrf1 u desired. Apply t8 Chandler a CO..
Mrmphis Jahn n Car. "a, rear Che place.. OF a
fouN r. WAEE Eemrtis
or IOlN =. wilkins.
u12-daElms HAYWOOD. r-1a
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sTATE OF PENNsTLvAxIA !,

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Is
CITY and couutr o. Philzd'a-
Henry n. Fuller, President and II. R Cosrshals sec
re+arv az the Quaker City Insurance Company beini
sr1-n. say that the foregoing s-ztement Of the oondiual
q ne said company on the nrst day % July, ls5s, lsIus
M me si-nrdl HENRY n. FuLLER,
President, pro ten
H.. r. CooGsHALL, Secretary.
sworn and subscriber before me, August 81, ls5s.
rsarnadl IEO. B. KENNEDY,
hfdrrman and Justice Of the Peace.
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For. SIZE.

fhNh LOI % A1aus street, between Main and seuul
street, kngEn a. the TUNNEL HOUSE formerly
No Angina holse-nlu reutnE pr s10ou.
Let Nos ? al19 ~ ne sueiIvlsllu 81 ne fEfa John
And-rslnl hQutIns 2s feet "a Aith8ma street.. auf run
nlug hack ak feet % Raiet-h rlsf Perans wishing
any efthe abuTe bargains vii make lmmrilzfa lpBlc1-
usn, a. ne property j. compelled tob@ sid
iT4 HOPKINS s. ErRBT.
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Far Safe.

TIVE DOUBLE TENEHENT o-o--yglng ne -
Il haI Of LE IT'S. on AucI1n square.
Mafa street near the n. & o. Railrlaf. me
house Is occupied By teuautz who pay -
t- monthly rent m t6 or s10 Per sulEm- For prise
Fhich is low and terms sppy Oh p p ORNE
G1 Fr5gine q SIsuarLs Block.
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med BY the Company

I TT"T| T"ITTINITN HI I'M. --IN~7N--"
6. sue-isl deposit beariHE5 per cent. inter-
81 in state Saving Fund, Phllaaelphia- &assso.9'
Z. Bus receivable, being premium notes
given for nsurance-- sAsaLY1
-, 10 s.
e,-.em-f 81 IA Quaker Cifv Insuraucs Completed.
S Amount o. liabilities due OF not due %
banks OF ether creditors y the company Meme
6. Losses adjusted and due.------...--
Loses adjusted not due--------------.
8. Losses unadi listed and not due---------.
9. Losses IN
10 Greatest amount SLOWED 90 Be insured N
auv citv or t1un or vllaCe--------.----- N0ilAA-
H. S Sss1iss, amour. ai.@ $500 %
u. The iastruc.iauE o. the company 70 their
Agents are BOT 20 expose over s9-ubb
losg by any one
Il. AT other claims against the oonpauy---- Nohe'
IA Act o. Incorporation has been hled-.-.--
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Ordinary Drawing,
Whole Tickets SD, Halves So
Quarters 50, Eighths S2.5O.


Ia ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Inriese the amaunt q uicncy tocur address fgr What
rru visa n uurchasci name the Lottery In which ruu
wish d invested, and whether yua wish Whaies, Halves
Ouartars or EiEhths. on receipt Of which. We send What
i ordered. BY frst nal. togfther with The shemc-
Immcn aieig after TIE draains, a printed nrtwinr,
certified % By TIE CommiEicuers. viii b. sent. with an
erulEnai ion
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, ccunv md Stste.
~ Ar crrmumicati1- strictly conhs-niia.
- An Prizes ~ 81 90 ana u1fcr. pa Immediately
after ne irauinsZther prizes a ne usual tfue q
forty ilrs.
Order fsr flckris Or Certihczfes. % BE- directed 10
WOOD. EDrT \ n, Areusfa, Georgia,
or. roc EnrT CO.. Ataufa- GcorEia-
Or. WOOD. EDDY q Co, Wiuingon. DaaWars.
~ lEt OF ne nuuress that are drawn frgu ne
wheel. win ne amount % ne prise hat each one Il en-
uned D. viii Be- published after even drawing. in ne
fouoEinr papers: AuruFta fGeo4 cols1tuiiantiisl
Hs5ls ReEstsr. Nashville Garets, Richmond bi@ratdh.
Pau,iiur rai.-l ci.ricn- go
Huggy and Carriage Robes.
COMsh ~ea1fifui patterns. i~nclrding Prairie Wolf Buf-
- nio, and Siberian Lynz, a.
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ErIrGOrdina5-y Draining,
ONE GRIND caPITAL PRIZE OF
TIE Ordinary Drawings
nFfv 4 q. = T1srarfez viii faEe place 4

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES sioi QUARTERS, IS
EIGHTIES, g 50.
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FRANCIS l. & co

ERANNHS FELLILNH a "a
2 leave % announce 70
the pubiicthat they have open - !
ID their HESTAURANT, a. ~
- No. ;. Shehystreet- Al hes
who nav hsnor rs Wit their patronage VIII nnd he hesl
table ne ma7kef adords. Meals vii Be sent 70 any
uiace IN town, n required.
q private Parties, BsHs and NErriages-
Brrsfast from 8 % 10; Dinner from 1tosi Supper
from s n 3 o'ciock-
Fre-v day a nne LBHCH from 10 70 y oieok.
ne Bar Raom is provided vita the best wines and
Liquors. and ~ viii Do eyerything 70 please car cust9-
mers IN every respect
sepIT-sm FRANCIS FlLLhlL ".
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D~EWOVILLE7S
NEW AND UNRIvALED
HAIR TONIC.
The Most EfieaeiOUS Remedy FOR tbe Hair
NOW IN UcE.

DENOvTLLR's HAIR TONIC restores ne hair % 10,
u osisinal color, promotes lfs growth. arrests is FALL
me o.. removes dantruf and speedily cures az diseases
o. Tie scalp
ne p~roprietor oonld easily On . cciumn vita cards
t-cm our Best krc~n ~rfiirens ceuifyirr A. the Freat 70
s~tor1tive and cieasing p~rpcriies o. TIE preparation. BET
does not deem ruch 3 c0nrse On ts psrt az sl recessErys
Ihose who give toue trial need NJ further prof o. at
Nfy tlen that q H. wtaf = Il represented % %. St1
FLrM1ER a GILHBRr,
oefe-dRn Ne 81 Eatl tr-sa MampAi1s
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adnInIsfratnr,s NotIce.
J. b. HILLS,
NO. q Poplar street,
MEMPHIS TENN
Druggist and APOthecaFy'

DEvLER In Paiot, Oils. winaoy ei.ss ene bianay'
IL wines and Liqucu. Cbenaicas - rt
uorsd respectfully soicu ne pHrHAse me
PF~sieiane Prescrptions earefu1y PREPARED : Al
49, = Az snf night Ct-lpn
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- oF FEENsTLvANIA. !.

STATE OF ~AAiAs 50
City OF Philadelphia.
/ samuel l. Tayl1r. a cummlsl1ner for ne etaie Qi
rq1nessre. a. certify that I have examined ne seeuri-
urs ana Investments % the Quaker City Insurance Com
usuv- and compared them With The Wlthinstatemen all
and uhem D. be correct, aud that ! an fully satisfied sad
r-uauv are possessed % Tower one hundred andnfty thcu-
sr-f { liars o. srcurifies such as are required By the
T1zurauce Law OF Tennessee, and thEt they are worth
he respective amounts ~stateuIherein- lSignedl
SAMUEL L. TAYLOR,
A,f a resa CammiSiansrl@
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PLANTATION For Sale.

PROPOSE b sell ny pfantaf.du on ne Miauippl
l-river a. mlles beaE Memptis. ia Hiai.irui
ne trau contains loss acrcss SD RI Ehlch are veil
cleared and ll a hlEh 1fare ~ clitIvaI1a uLl 90 acres
ci aeadainE timber. masiig ~. making 100 acres
thnt hzle nerer ererilEei IN me mrm1rF of man. ne
rsmaluingd me uaaalrtT 0vercsaa dspenfent s1on
aisFee- G.. r.. NELNs.
Hct3dEE2n uaalt9 rrout p. d
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As REQUIRED
By The Laws Of n, State Of Tennessee.
THE name o. the corporation Is Eena Insurance Com
Il psuyf heated a. Hartford Conn
ne Capital ls one Mllidn Dollars. and BE- paid "
ne Asers athe Company ms; PR Msrtef
Rssl Estate uneneumbered sDGU Is
Money due tas Company seeuredhy
m0rtTares 81 u
Cash in hand and n bank......... ts SD p
Cash iu The hands o. AGENTS ard in
Isl TA1 %
AMorlugr Houis 7 per cent, s-mi-
annual Interest. 4tQoo Aico0
3 Mortgage Boats 6 per cent, ssui-
annual feTesL..---...-.-.- Gluo 5000
. Jersey City water Eolis az 8 per
cent. semi-aunual iuferesL--.-- 5000 5000
50 Hartd City Bonds pr cent, SEMI
annual interest. 5000 5000
IS Rochester City Bands, Z per cent,
semi-snnuaI utercsr..-..-..... $500 5000
20 Bro-tlyu City Bonds 6 per ccnt.,
semi-suuual nteresf-----.----- 1000 1000
milwaukee City Bonds, 10 pr eeut,
semi-auuual utereaL------.--. 800 SOD
United States Treasury Notes and
United states sascE 5 Or cent SEMI
annual $3.50
State ~ Keutucky suck. 5 pr cent
semi annual uferef-.....-...- 1000 1850
state q Tennrssee sick 8 per cent,
seni-ann-al iufarrst--. $4,000 f000 5000
state Of New Torf s-rk 8 per cent.
semi-aunnal Interest. .....-..... 3ooo $500
STATE b. MIszsuri stocE 8 per erut,
seui-auuuzi lterCsr--..--.-- D.no $500
state % OHIO st1ct s ercsut scmi-
annual interest lsen---------- 5000 5000
State OF Ohio Suck 6 pr cent. seul-
annual interest us6l--.-.---. 5000 $3.50
Delauare and Huisou CansiC1urauy
Blud, s per cent seui-a1uud i-
90 u.Oss 60
500 Shares Hartford aUI New Haven
RaiIroad Company st-r---.. 5000 5000
80 q Gear. River Raiuoaf Cssek 5000 rs, eco
IOI " Boston a. worcester Eai-1ad
Company Stock.......- -... 1910 IOO5s
50 Cd Conn River Company stacE-. $500 t.20
50 " Citizrns Bank suck, Water
bury. NL.-----s--- -.- olu 80
So a." srafHI BIZ 5tE- StaftSprrrsr
Con..--.---..... 500 sz8
s. " EaglrBk SIR Provide T. $50 I,sE
rs " Mech rra's o. Jersey CITY,
New erseT-.----..---..-- IGu 100
Msss.-.-. 1000 1000
MS.-----. 1000 1850
o " Bank State % Missouri, Suck
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT DISQUALIFICATION
day forenoon, man, apparently about thirty
hye years OF age, came to Lynnfield Centre
on foot over the Danvers and Georgetown
road, from the direction of South Reading.
lie called at the store of Henry Danforth,
Esq, near the depot and in manner indicat-
ing that he had previously acquired informa-
ton OF the locality, inquired of Mr.. Danforth
respecting the house OF Mr.. William Morrow,
and whether Benjamin Lindsey lived there.
Receiving an affirmative answer, he at once
proceeded to the house, which is but few rods
south of the depot, ON the main road. There
he met MIR. Lindsey, with whom he had some
conversation, and Of whom he asked the ques-
ton whether he was married TO q certain lady.
Mr.. Lindsey answered that he was married,
whereupon the stranger said Then yot~ure a
dedd man ! and at once presented pistol and
nred. Mr.. H., at the instant the weapon was
raised, made grasp at the pistol to avert the
aim, the consequence of which was that he re-
celved the charge in the hand, injuring his
thumb only. The stranger Immediately ran
away over the fields i'll the direction of South
Reading.
1t appears that a few months since Mr..
Lindsey, who lives on Mr. Morrow farm. was
sent away to get girl to come to the house
and live as domestic. Mr.. H. brought the
girl, who came from Roxbury, formed an at.
tachment to her, and married her on the 25th
day of August last. She is about thirty-two
years of age. She saw the stranger enter the
yard, while she was engaged in the house, and
recognized him as Moses Murray of Dorches-
ter, who, she says, had formed previous at
tachment to her, though she had repeatedly
rejected him. She says he had threatened to
kill any one whom she should marry and it
had been suspected by Mr.. Morrow that she
LII 4
she had never mentioned this fact to any one,
not even to her own husband, who declares
that he never knew the stranger, and never
saw him before in his life.-.Salenl Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

The Hair and its DIseases.-DR. PERRY, at
the urgent solicitation of his many patrons, has made
arrangements so that he will remain this city during
the next week, at Room No 53 LINCOLN HOUSE, where
all who are suffering in any way from loss of hair pre-
mature branching; or whose have been aggravated
by using some one of the many qHdck RoStTuRS with
which the country is flooded call and avail them
selves OF the DrS services and be obtaining
lief
The Doctor respectfully begs leave to call attention to
the following list of names of the medical faculty, and
several distinguished gentlemen of New Bedford where
he mas been successfully practicng for time past
We the undersigned certify that Dr. Perry, who has
practccd in our families, and among friends has
been ennenty successful in his treatment of the Hair
and its Diseases
Wm, {. Whitrdge, NJ. d. Andrew Nackee, NJ. D.
NJ u Roche, d. John III. Jennings NJ. ID.
1harles H. Swasey, NJ. d. Charles d. Stickney, NJ. ID.
Rev ). NJ Rice, Pastor Episcopal Church
Rev. j. j. Twiss, Pastor Universalist Church
Rev j. ). White. Pastor Middle St. Christian Church
John H. Emerson, Esq, Principal High school
Clerk
dry.
Inesc are only few of the many in the DR. pos
session. but he deems them sufficient satisfy the most
scepca OF his ability to treat successfully all diseases
Of the Hair and Scalp
Office hours from A. M. to NJ, from to and to
9P. NJ.
Room 30 Lincoln House, entrance I'd door on Elm ST.
oil eff
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H1eH ScuooL. Oct. s. 1859.

Mr. Edtor-rhere is an impression current
in some quarters, that our City High School
has not been SO prosperous in numbers, during
the last few years, as formerly. This is amis-
take. l have had charge of tie school for
number of pupils during these three years has
been greater than during any similar period
since the year 1s47. The average daily at
tendance, during the last three years, has been
greater by eight pupils than during any like
preceding period, and greater by hiry-one than
during the four years Immediately preceding
my connection with the school.
HOMER r. SpRAGuE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

The GREAT OYSTER PLAcER.-The Nor
walk Gazette of Oct. 4th, says that up to the
Saturday night previous, more than 250,O00
bushels of oysters had been taken from the
newly discovered oyster bed in the Sound. A
gentleman competent to judge, who has been
upon the ground, gives it as his opinion that
the entire bed cannot be exhausted in fUe years.
The average earnings of every man who has
worked upon the spot is stated by the Nor
walk paper TO be, at the lowest figure admis-
sable, $50 day. The discovery is more re-
munerative and valuable than any gold mine
ever discovered in California. The excite
ment all along the Sound continues, and the
New York papers publish columns about the
discovery. The oystermen have not been so
unwise as to turn any considerable quantity of
their catch at once into the market to knock
down the price. A few have been brought in
TO bait the public appetite, but most are
transported to the shallow bays near the mouths
of rivers and creeks, where their rapid growth
will more than pay for the trouble Of -raking,
besides giving to the oystermen the control of
the market when the Choicer varieties are
scarce and in loud demand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

RECEPTION OF FIREMEN.-The Empire
Fire Association of Lynn arrived in this city
Wednesday morning by the steamboat train
from New York, and were received at the de-
pot by Niagara Engine Company, No. 8, ac-
companied by Joslyn's Cornet Band. They
all went to the Lincoln House, where stump.
tuous entertainment was provided. Mayor
Bullock was present and addressed the compa-
ny, with Capt. Goodspeed, Engineer Cham
berlain, and others. The visitors left at seven
o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

FIRST BAPTIST CHURoH.-We learn from
the Transcript that Rev Charles W. Elan.
ders, d. d., pastor of the First Baptist church
in Concord, N. H., has received call from the
First Baptist church in this city, which he
has accepted. Mr.. Flanders has been an eff
cient and acceptable minister to the society
which he now leaves, having settled there in
January 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06
VIM. 7. SLOCUM, Chairman.
% d&wtolS' S. NJ. GRIGGs, Secretary.

FAIR ron THE ORPHANS HoME.-The managers Of the
Chdrcns Friend Society purpose holding fair for the
benefit ofhat institution the 80 and 4h Of November
Among the many plans suggested for rcplenshng their
exhausted treasury they have deemed this most likely
to succeed As this is charity in which all classes of
our citizens possess common interest, 1t is hoped that
none VIII withhold their contributions, however small
they may be- Those in this city and In the nelehbornp
towns who are disposed to aid in this object are request
ed to forward their contributions early as the goth of
October TO Mrs Mary W. Brown 26i Main street. or to
any Of the managers. dtN4 az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

CITIZENS BANK.-At the meeting of the
stockholders of the Citizens Bank, the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen directors for the
ensuing year: Francis t. Merrick, Anthony
Chase, f. II. Kinnicut, ID. Waldo Lincoln, and
G. "a. Trumbull Mr.. Merrck was SUISSE
quently elected President, and Mr.. j. G. Rip
ley, Cashier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

TICKETS for the remaining seven lectures
of the Independent Course, will be sold in
packages of eight, admitting gentleman and
lady, or two ladies for $l.50, or package of
eight admitting one only, sl.00. Any number
may be used each evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

NoRTuBoRo' BANK.-The stockholders of
the Northboro' Bank have elected the follow
ing board Of directors George G. Davis,
Cyrus Gale, Wilder Bush and John Rice of
Northboro' John IL. Nelson, Shrewsbury /;
Otis Newton, Westboro'; j. S. Witherbee and
Thomas Corey Of Marlboro' and Francis ID.
Brigham Of Fctonyille.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be held at
North Brookfeld during the week commenc-
ing Monday, Oct. 10. In addition 20 the regu.
lar work of the Institute, the Secretary of the
Board of Education has made the following APP
pointments for lectures in the vicinity
On Monday evening, Prof Krusi will lecture
in Spencer, Mr.. Boutwell, in West Brookfield,
and Mr.. Northrop in Warren
On Tuesday, Mr.. Emerson will lecture in
New Braintree, Mr. Boutwell, in Monson, Mr..
Tenney in Charlton, and Mr.. Northrop in
Ware
On Wednesday, Mr.. Emerson will lecture in
Oakham, MIR: Boutwell, in Palmer, and Mr..
Northrop in Brilnfield.
On Thursday, Mr.. Emerson will lecture in
Auburn, and Mr.. Northrop in Leicester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

PAINFUL AccIDENr.-The youngest son of
Mr. Edwin Bynner, while playing near hay
cutter in the barn Of Mr.. Salisbury, Wednes-
day afternoon, had two fingers drawn between
the blades, and severed from his hand The
wounds were dressed by DIR. Sargent We
trust the little sufferer will soon recover from
the effects Of this sad misfortune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

ACADEMIA horse, attached to an empty
buggy Of G. w. Jaques of Fitchburg, while
standing upon the fair grounds at Lunenburg,
yesterday, took fright and ran, striking one
fore-wheel against the hip of Mr.. Foster L.
Beals, knocking him down and njuring him
severely.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

The Republican voters Of the Worcester East Senate
rial District are requested to elect delegates to Conven
ton, to meet at Westboro', ON TUESDAY, October 49,
at II O'Clock n. m, for the purpose of nominating can
didate for Senator and the transaction OF any other bus
mess The basis of representation in the Convention 10
be one delegate for each town in the District and one
additional delegate for each hundred voters accord
Ing to the last State census. majority fraction will on
title town to an additional delegate. BY order of the
District Committee,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

Premium to Mrs. d. L. Abercrombie 75c; Mrs Ca
roline Z. Barrett SOC; and Mrs. Nancy Whiting 26c.

The WESTMINSTER CENTENNIAL.-The
commemoration of this interesting anniversary
takes place to-day. We shall publish tomor-
row morning full report of the exercises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

LEICESTER BANK.-The stockholders Of the
Leicester Bank have elected as their directors
for the ensuing year Messrs. Cheney Hatch,
John Woodcock, John A. Smith, Josiah
Green, Josephus Woodcock, Hiram Knight,
Dwight Disco, Charles Barnes, William Hatch.
Cheney Hatch, President; ID. i. Merriam
Cashier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

The AMERICAN BILLIARD HALL is now re-
opened, after short intermission. II is the
determination Of the proprietor TO make it all
that can be desired by its friends and the pub
lie. Corner Of Main and Foster streets.