davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

recrei the snrngs Of all Glasses in The Community
anil mary Of the best among do not hesitate 70
knoue.c, under their Signatures the personal rtiJ
and bought they hare dcripod from .Nambcrless
terfeatcs The hands Of the proprie,ors, but limits
uiiO~ TO saJma only The Joo~ag from The rotumes Of
Il l. S L NJ O \ \ T. S.
From gentleman well known in the vicinity Of West,
field, Mass.
WESTrIELD, MASS, oath Nov. 1855.
:. W. FowLE Il Co, BosToN. - Gents: cheer
FULLY cvo yon my testimony aud moreover, DESTROYS
that the public should know the caims which your
Invaluable preparation Ut WISTAR'S BALSAM have 10
their attention.
About year since was attac kcd with a and
distressing cough. followed by cmacaion night sweats,
and other symptoms Of approaching disease.
tried many remedies avail, and SO alarming did
my appear that my friends entertained serious fears
tor my recovery
At this juncturc | purchased a bet,le Of WisrAR's
BALsAM, aud at once began 10 mend, and by HE time
hotties had been exhausted had entirely reraned
my health and strength. shall always keep II IN my
family DEAN GRAY, JR.,
OF the firm Of Looms, LEWIS, & Co.
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor of the Con-
eregarional Journal, Concord y. H., more recently
American Consul Il, Beyroot, Syria, and now Chaplain
in the Navy.l
CONCORD, n. H.. March .
Messfs. SETH W. FowLE co. - Gentlemen: Two
years ago, sudden and violent attack upon my lungs
recovered, | much oppressed by difficulty M
breathing that was often unable IN sleep hf rest upon
bed by night. The suffering extreme and judging
from the inetcacy of the remedies used supposed the
disease mcurabe. Being persuaded 10 Try bottle o
WisTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY without con
fdence in It's efficacy found the difficulty almost
trey removed before one bottle was used up. Sympathy
auth my fellow sufferers induces III make This pnbiic
siaenent and recommend the article to others similarly
afflicted.
With respect, yours truly.
HENRY WOOD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16
GEO. A. WHEELER,
Physician and Surgeon,
GR1AIDs W8s

De rng to retire from the practice Of medicine hereby
recommend DR.. Wheeler a skiful aud experienced
practitioner and deserving the confidence Of the public
All persons indebted to me luested to call and
settle. N. EMERSON, NJ. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

ONE DOOR VEST or oUK
romN
ing best which
off LOW
will offer and desirable patterns
to efoundon a establishment
Rich Figured Tbets Imperial Foulard Plain Cord Valena All
Wool Cashmeres Grape Declines Thbets of all grades and
shades Rich Ducal Plaids, Fya Mohar Printed Thbets,
Rich figured and plain All Wool Deanes, Common Delaines
from y l-2 up, Plain and Printed Cashmeres, AL
pacca and Hungarian Lusters, Cling hams, Mohars and
a great variety of Fabrics for travelling dresses
Lyonesse Cloths, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16
Teachers Convention

Ellsworth, Sept. l4th, 1859.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
00lants.

WANTED-A Boy about sixteen years
w of age to learn the Watch and Jewelry business
jyS DIFF s. n. STORY.
A FEW FIRST CLASS CANVASS
"A Frs are wanted for handsome and valuable work.
sold exclusively by Agents. For further information
apply Immediately to
jyll dawtf G. q F. BILL Springfield, Mass.
WANTED-C Custom Coat Makers. %
ora Tailoress Girls to whom good prices and con
slant employment will be given. None but those having
the best qualifications need apply Also, few Custom
Pant Makers. Apply Immediately to
aplI diff A.P. WARE 81 co.
WANTED INIMEDIATELY-A yirl
w to do general homework, thoroughly qualified in
department. Good reference recommendations
will be required. Inquire at this office. diff my23
ROARDERS WANTED.-A few gem
~ tlemen be accommodated with pleasant
and board in private family Inquire at No. IL Maple
street. diff apl2
WANTED-50, 600 feet of inch season
w cd White or yellow Oak Plank at Bradleys Car
Shop diff mchl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
SpettatIes, 1T.

have, during the past eight years. been sun
gives an assurance that the Spectaces Glasses Pebbles
DC ground by him, warranted superior in quality
polish and finish, any made in this country He re-
spectfuv invites the public In general when his hest Of
forts shall be made to suit them 4 Sre
the following articles constantly on hand, made
der at the shortest notice:
Spectacles and Eye Glasses in fine Cold Silver, Shell,
and Frames, with Pebbles and Perscopc Glasses,
to suit all sights.
NIagnifyng Lenses for physicians bankers artists en-
ers mllers stone cutters painters, &c Pam
Dramas Magic Lanterns &C. of exceedingly fine polish.
Telescopes and Spy Glasses for land and also
new kind of Military Spy Glasses. Microscopes, from
the smallest the largest Compasses Mathemati-
cal Boxes and Drawing Tools Baroneters Thermome-
tiers Hour and Minute Glasses StereoscOpes Stereoscop
ic Pictures and OPERA GLASSES.
Rules to Judge wen The Sight may be assisted by the
of SpectdcIeS
l. When obliged to remove all objects to great
distance from the eye than formerly, in order to
them distinctly.
q When ndistnctness in looking at distant Objects or
being compelled TO hold book nearer to the eye than
usual.
g. When looking and atentively considering a small
object, it becomes confused, and to have
kind OF mist before it,
L. When the letters of book appear to into
the other, and look double and treble.
s. When the eyes atigued by little exercise and
looking at other objects.
g. When we find it more necessary Obtain light
than formerly for instance to place candle between
the eve and the object.
l. When the eyes are rritated in sunny windy, or
snowy weather. or when there is an occasional appear
of spots.
When any of these signs exist individually or collect
lively to individual of any age young old, the
sistance of Specaces is not only proper but essentially
necessary And to those already wearing them, other
Spectacles certainly required
He warrants all Spectacles to suit the Sight for
FIVE YEARS or have the same changed without extra
charge diff mv3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
Notites.

NOTICE.-The Agricultural Ground will
be opened to persons wishing their horses
on the track or for pleasure each day from sunrise until
10 O'Clock a. nv and from O'Clock until evening Sea
son and package tickets be had of Chas. NJ Miles
John BOyden, and L. +. Witt, or of VIM A Brigham
keeper of the grounds
my3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS.

CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
The best assortment of Dress Trimmings in this town
We have marked down 100 cartons all widths all silk
best quality Black Velvet Ribbons at half price by the
piece.
Mantilla Trimmings and Fringes at very low prices
Cotton and Linen Frnges and Trimmings at astonish-
ihely low prices.
Very nice Linen and Cotton Fringes at &c yard and
upwards.
5000 ps. very rich Fancy Cotton Trimming.
NIOHAIR MITTs.
500 pairs Mohair Mitts at Csc pair cheap at A.
lO000 pairs Mohar Mtts from SOC up the cheap
est and handsomest Mtts ever seen in the state
800 pairs new style Mohair Mitts, from 81 up to 81
pair
Every lady in want of nice pair of tts should look
at our Mitts before buying elsewhere.
Childrens Silk Mitts at shilling pair,
800 pairs real Mohar Misses Mitts from Soc and up
ward.
All silk Lisle Thread Gloves and Gauntletts at
much reduced prices
50 doZ. of real Alexanlre's Kid Gloves.
Ladies in want of good article in Cotton Hose at low
prices can find such at our place, all Sizes from 2c up
to 81 a pair.
Also elegant Silk Hose in plain openwork and EN-.
broidercd, from 81 up to S5a pair.
Plain and Buff Colored Brlliants at astonshngy low
prices.
Irish Linens, Swiss Muslins, and Cambrcs.
FANS, FANS
1000 Splendid Fans all the different STYLES from I2c
piece and upwards the cheapest lot of Fans
Parasols increasing in quantity.
Parasols decreasing in price.
5000 lbs of Shetland Wool in beautiful shades.
An endless variety of other goods and small wares too
numerous to mention. at lower prices than any other
House in the State. Wholesale buyers will find it to
their advantage to buy their goods of sell our
goods at Boston Jobbing prices.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
je29 diff l52 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe-

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY
EEKLT SPY, for sIOO square for three Insertions
aAo ~ cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
iess constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place "a aso tb.s
aspayed will be charged extra rates Contracts nv the
year may be made on liberal terms
- An transient Advertisements must be pa;a 4.
daranee Yearly regular advertisers will be reoured
to make quarterly payments
..g NO gTdtuttons advertisements. No reDort ran
lsos or proceedings of any corporation Society or
.s and no communication designed To cali aften
Io 70 any matter of limited individual Infereaf cs,
DC Ilserled' unless paid for as Advertisement -
Inc publishers will not hold themselves resnon
sioie or any errors that occur beyond the sr1ant
charged for the Advertisement ~ INC amount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
1rp GOODS
M P ORTANT TO KNOW.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
FOR THE NEXT

Il IL / r T Y d A Y s
the whole of mmence rich and well stock of
eoous VIII De sold at prices that will be appreciated by
every lady wishing to purchase. -
5000 Muslin Collars at 81 marked do,,-n q, Coz -, *.
500 very rich Muslin Collars at 81 IS mark down to
400 very rich Muslin Collars at $780, marked down To
200 Splendid real Maltese Collars at marked down
to T5c. ~''-O' maj ne" uo"n
500 elegant real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 to
s. marked down to half price. ~' "
4OO very handsome real HonOn, Medallion Point An
phc9 anu real French Collars at prices 81 to $40
marked down at less than half price. -
500 Muslin, Honon, Medallion and Point Lace Sets
at astonishmgly low prices. ~
Asplendid assortment of Cambria Edgng and Inserting
All our SIC Cambria Bands marked down to zoe
2OUO Cambria Dimity Bands unheard of low prices
BLACK LACE FRENCH Wells
Now IS the time to buy them 5000 Round and Square
price of 75c. "
1900 elegant French Walls, at 81 and upwards marked
down to half the price.
Also real Thread Lace Walls much reduced prices
Black Lace Founcings for Nantllas, from yd to Il
yd wide, the only full assortment in Worcester We
shall clear them out at low prices.
Our large assortment of real Vaenciennes, Maltese
and thread LaceS at much redaced prices.
All our real Black Gimpure Brussels and Thread Laces
at half prices
100000 yds Black Trimming Edgings all widths from
&c and upwards the cheapest and largest assortment
SEEM
10 doz. warranted all Linen Handk is at he CHEAP at H.
70 doz more of those extra fine Linen Handk is at Csc
worth AZ.
Every lady in nice Handkerchiefs will do well
to look at our Csc ones.
$50 doz Hem-stitched and Grass Linen Handk'f from
lie and upwards. Only doz of those very fine
Grass Linen hem-schcd Handk is at 81 and 25 They
are exquisite and very seldom to be found
large assortment Of rich Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15

I'M UIIOE. - I he bEOI = U n ~ y
IN in this city are TO be found at
n. H. M IN a. CO.'S,
IA Front street. Theaer Building, at wholesale and retail
Also, all kinds OF
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
at New York and Boston prices - una.
waters w NJ H. SMITH a CO.
je2l du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15

EISKE'S CORNET BAND are prepared
70 furnish appropriate music (eher Brass or String
Tor Military Firemens and Civic Parades Concerts Pic
Nc, and Serenades. Engagements made by ISAAC
FlSKE, Merrifelds Building, and at John Boydens ES
change Office, Lincoln House Block
MATHEW ARBUCKLE, Leader.
ISAAC FIsKE, Clerk
WOrces.er. Anril u. 1850. anl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15

~ OTICE.-DR. HOBART may be found
- at his Residence and Office No Main street Of
nee hours, to 8, both forenoon and afternoon.
iell diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
EIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

- suite of tour Rooms, the European plan, commu
heating with each other the oor, with unusual
conveniences attached: may be had with board Also
parlor and bed room united the first floor. These
apartments elegant and choice, being airy and CEN
tray located. They can be examined by applying az
FLAGG'S, No Maple street. diff myl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
tAmercan Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block. !.
The Anniversaries


New York, May l5.-At the twenty second
anniversary, yesterday, of the American and
Foreign Baptist Bible Society, the treasurer
reported the receipts of the year to be nearly
SOL 200, and the expenditures $50, 800.
The Nominating Committee reported Rev.
Bartholomew L. Walch, OF this city, for Pres
ident and the old list Of Vice Presidents, with
the exception of j. II. Rawlinson of Calitor-
MIA, IN place OF --, and A. AicClay, in the
place OF Isaac Newton, dead.
The result of the Consolidating Convention
was announced, and the resolutions adopted
by that body read \ discussion ensued
The annual report shows the Society to be
III flourishing condition. A resolution was
adopted In the afternoon, acquiescing in the
consolidation of the Societies if legally practi-
cable. DIR. Bowling in the evening delivered
an eloquent sermon before the Society.
The anniversary meeting of the American
Board of Foreign Missions, was held at the
Academy to-day. Hon. VIM Jessup of Penn
sylvania, presided. Addresses were made by
Key. Z. Z. Baldwin OF the China mission, Rev.
Z. M. Scudder of Arcol mission, Chas. a. Da-
ma, and others. The secretary's report shows
receipts for nine months, to April Both, of
S2O6,0O0, leaving $4,000 to be raised during
the remaining three months, to meet unavoid-
able expenses.
The American Baptist Home Mission Socie-
ty commenced its anniversary at Calvary
Church. John ?. Croser presiding. The
treasurer's report showed receipts during the
year of S45,527. Expenditures about the
same
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

In this oily, Nav L by Rev, DIR. Hill, Mr.. William II.
Balloon to Miss Martha c. Gould.
III Shrewsbury, May 8, by Rev. j. Hasca Hollis Hold
en- of Shrewsbury to Mrs Frances Nj. Wnsor of Thomp
son, Conn.
In Ftcbburg, May TO- by Rev Eluathan Davis, Angus
tus Shater to Wihelneina Burghartz OF Fitchburg.
In Ashburnham, May s, by Rev. Thomas Boutell, w
H. Dawden OF New Bedford, to Anna r., daughter of
Hosea Green of Ashburnham.
In Boston, MAY IL, by Rev, Chandler Robbins, d. D.,
sisted by Rev Prof huntington Nathaniel Hooper, ESD.
to Abby Robbins
In Springfield Id, May ., by Rev. Mr. Buckingham Mer-
rith d. Aldrch to Ellen NJ. Dow. both OF Charlton
In Woonsocket II. L. May s, by Rev. w. Lvesey, John
f. Towne to Martha Ann Sweet
Busel Of UXbrdge, to Ellen Francis daughter Of the late
Warren HoXie, Esq, of Westlord, VT
Maine to Ada Maine, each OF the parties being of the
mature age OF a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Vanderbilt and the Pacific Mail Company.

New YORK, May l9.-The rumor of an ar
rangement between Mr. Vanderbilt and the Pa
clfic Mail Company has taken more decided
shape, and is generally credited The scheme
is, that the Commodore sells the Vanderbilt
Northern Light, North Star, Ariel Daniel
Webster, Ocean Queen, Uncle Sam, and Cor
ties, for S2,6OO,00O to which the Pacific Mail
contributes 100000, and new company is to
be formed formed for working the Atlantic
end OF the route, with a capital of So, 100000
Of this amount Mr.. Vanderbilt takes $500, 900
in stock and 100000 in bonds The service
will then be performed weekly between this
city and San Francisco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Snrtla[ 1lotrtrs.

Word about Hair Restoratives. The
original still the best preparation for restoring
grey hair to its original color and rendering it strong,
healthy and beautiful is Heimstreet d Co.'S lnmitabe
Hair Cuioring estoer Every other preparation adj
vertsed for this purpose is but imitation of this Most
them are made with water require the expense
hair dressing accompany Them they leave the hair
harsh aud dry Heimstreets is made with oil and stimu-
lans spritsqordng an agreeable hair aside from
its value as restorative 1t is sold al reasonable price
placing il within the reach Of ALL We might introduce
certificates from Clergymen, Senator'S and well known
citizens in all parts Of the country bur it is not necessary
We leave our readers to judge that if limitations pro-
duee comparatively successful results the original and
Initiated article mast surpass them all.--JonI1af.
W. +. HAGAN & CO, Propret0rs, Troy n Y.
Sold in Worcester by GEO. Il. SPURR POI Main ST.
apl9 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14


COTTON heavy, and. unsettled $50 bales; mid
ding uplands ll4c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts 56s2 barrels;
sales Il 600 bbls State and Western advanced Is "a 50
"a Dbl, but closes heavy with few sellers at our
quotations. unsound S435 q 575; Super state $3.50 "a
$50; extra State 1928 a 100; round hoop Ohio 81 "a
g common to good extra Western, s725 g lbs southern
25c better; sales $500 bbls mNd good, S775 a 500
fancy andeXtra sS,25 @ $780, Canada superne nominal
Wheat advanced a Sc, closing heavy sales $4,000
bushels; Milwaukee club, SIPS for unsOund; Western
red winter, sl,s0 q Is5 white Michigan 81 81 q gO
mixed Illinois, IS a 10; white Kentucky, $500 20 20S
Corn closing heav sales $4,000 bushels; mixed Western
9s2 q 95c; yellow, 91 a SlOO for all kinds; round yell
low = slOe Oats steady; Southern and Jersey, 81 q
sec; Northern and Western, 80 a SIZE
PR0FlSlONS-}eef frmer sales 1900 bbls; country
mess $3.50 @ 49, prime, s6,75 a L repacked Chicago
Sll a II; prime mess, sales O62 tierees S23 a 25
Pork advanced % @ 50 q bb IA $50 bbis
GLIDING 1000 bbls for May, buyers optien, SST5
mess SIS @ 1880 for new; prime sl425 @ 1866 West
prime mess, Sl1jO Bacon quiet and firm sales 1900
bbs; dry sailed sides at sc, advance Of 2c Cut meats
rmer sales $50 packages Hams * a. 49, Shoulders 81
q &c. Lard firm; sales 1850 bbls at liz a lie. Butter
steady; Ohio II q 20c % zoe. Whskey rmeI
sales 240 bbs at 80 q 302c Rice m sales 900 terces
50 @ ic. Sugars shade better sales $50 hhds and by
aucon 29e hhds New Orleans II "a 7lc Muscovado So
@ tic. Coffee frm sales $3.50 bags Rio le @ IL; La
guavra private terms. MoasseS firm sales $50 hhds
and $50 bbls; MuscOVado 30 q 33c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Fire at Harrisburgh, Pa.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, May 13-Two barns at
tached to the State Lunatic Hospital, were de-
stroyed by fire today. Loss $1,000 The barn
attached to the County poor house, was also
destroyed, together with twenty five cattle,
mules and horses. Henry Wolf has been ar
rested as the incendiary. He escaped yester-
day from the poor house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-In view of our I'M
settled affairs with Chill, the steamer Mssis-
sippi, returning from the East Indes,. and the
Lancaster, Wyoming, and Levant, on their
way, will touch at the ports of that republic.
There is no truth in the report that Commo-
dore Breeise is to be transferred from the New
York to the Washington Navy Yard. He will
probably remain there
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Excursion South by the Knight Templars

PROVIDENCE, May 13.-St. Johns Encamp-
ment of Knight Templars, numbering sixty
four men, accompanied by Green's band, left
here this evening for Richmond, Va, via Ston-
lnngton and New York. They were joined at
the depot by the De Moay encampment of
Boston, eighty strong, with Gilmore's Band
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
DIED.


In this city, May H. Martha D., wife of Richard Har-
riSon 2S
In Boyston May r. VIM. D. Flagg 49, AT the early
age OF Ii years the subject of this notice made public
profession OF his faith in Jesus Christ and from that time
till the day Of his death he gave increasing evidence Of
the genuuess of his pety He felt himself TO be the
Lords and desired to gorify Him by devotng his life to
his Saviour in the christian ministry. Notwithstanding
the great discouragements which lay in his way he
tered upon OF study preparatory to this end and
graduated at Amherst College, i'll 1851 In 1851 he complet-
ed his studies in Andover and having passed year in
the ministry in Barton, Vt, he returned to the home Of
his childhood in BoylSOn where, by slow consumption,
unusually amiable disposition which, by the grace of
God became more lovely, he endeared himself to large
circle of friends who mourn his early death But i'll
the family OF his widowed mother where he was best
known he mostd deeply beloved, he will be remen-
bered with tears OF mourning till most devoted mother
brothers. and sisters forget and brother who esteem
ed it his highest joy to promote their happiness s.
Church in Boylston, tomorrow Sunday at O4 o'clock
Friends invited to attend without further no.
tice.
In Millbury, May Is, William b. son of Charles and
Catherine Latham
Funeral the I'd Congregational Church, Sunday at
O'Clock Relatives and friends invited to attend.
In Hopknton, April rs deparedfor the spirit land Mrs.
Sally Morse nearly IS.
In Cincinnati April 49, Mrs. Amasa Chaplin, daughter
of Uriah Bowker of Hopknton, 49,
In Woonsocket, Nav g. Thomas Henry, son of Thomas
c. and L. L. Durfee, yrs mo- LIST, Susan Bartlett, 81
In Burrllylle May Melissa, daughter of Nelson and
Clementina Smith, Is.
In Blackstone, April 81 Julia E. daughter of George
and Lavia NJ. Brown 81 mos and days; May 10, Cora
Alice, daughter of Jeremiah and Rosathe Gatchell, Is
and n DAYS.
In Grafton, May s. Charles Martin Barker. a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Obituary

NEWARK, N. j., May 13-Anchor Clifford
Esq, one of our most distinguished members
Of the bar, died to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Nova Scotia Elections
NHarlsets-NEw Yonk, May 10.

HALIFAX, May 13.-Incomplete return,
show government defeated by a small majority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
g1e6u advertisements,
BY f. VAIL. AUCTONEER.
A DMINISTRAT SALE.-HOUSE-

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-HOUSE-
"A HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-E. W. Vail
ill sell at Auction, THURSDAY, May 49, at 10
at House No. fremont street, consisting In part of
Chamber Set, sofas, hair cloth parlor chairs, easy
chairs black walnut table, black walnut what
not, mirrors. extension table, lounge, and wood
seat chairs BRUSSELS and Ingain carpets bedsteads
mattresses feather beds bedding, clock, kitchen urn
ture cooking stove refrigerator crockery glass and tin
ware, and many other articles not enumerated being the
entire furniture belonging the estate of the late John
Brady. CALVIN DYER, Admir-
myl4 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

BORN.
AT the American House, in Carlinville Illinois sol
Henry H. and Melissa b. Walker.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

DO You want a good Ambrotype, Melaina-
type, or Photograph, if call BEAL No. IL Pipers
Block and sit FOR his superior pictures He leaves
il for his customers to judge to the correctness of the
likeness Don't fail to look at his 81 picuresthe
best thing out Mr. b. is also making Photographs from
small Daguereotypes, enlarged any size required
Don't forget No. II Piper's Block. Ii. l.. BEAL.
mchl5 3m