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SOUTHERN FEMALE NsTIT,IT,

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SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTITUTE
"a. 'o'NhR or FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Monday IL '; oeso ct nj iG sr win
ksry sa9 vii be made to maintain high reputation and
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Modern L.nyu.y
,s reared PsS reside IA @ f.m, f 81
S 4. S Nth ne Young .dis. boarding house ma
,a ~ Of music are employed attention
D LEE POWELL A NJ Principal
Tsos DUbLEr la A. NJ, Of the University OF yirv,p,,
MI MIL n y U.s., Ms French Department.
g PsssIoo Italian, Spanish, Drawing and P.In,,n,
Mile l. LicT Vocal Music
" scusnpEH Harp.
inaon is wen knovn the Bishops and clergy ofths
FsSses Of Se T, 70 nF,n1 to JSo.S l.
SGess 70 Professor. Beoe the UnvSsiy Of VIZ
o. Esss mn ,Asads%y cSs Resa snG Rev s1S
catalogue sns terms 20 s patrons s ., = he school
list % patrons to which especial @sSe 'O'
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New ,MgsIo-Rees,sd every week a, RAN ,z,.
k k8sIS Red oa arsss song ny Hubbard KY
d d9yEMs Lis Love Ne Lo"s; .cas ~ Lsl., zoe
ONLY ask Ss'i n SS9r s, i" me- By !, reT o. &c
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20 TiIET Think o Ne a, Home, song. r, Glover. a..
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,Cs.si New Moon; song. BY Linley. 2sc
nDNNl sloise; song for the Guitar. BY Thoma.
nOhsi Blrd's Polka. by FoEler. ssc
Y, ~ n o. "inte rolsa by McNAughton. soc.
iIItsI Mss Polka By Farmer. zoe
siAh1uEhIE Polka by Laurent. &c
hoDNhl Polka. by De Isle
nlfI oi fhendshp SchOttiseh By R.Iner
"a COIhONNE MaEurkA De Salon. Beryr
y y ~ ~, ~ heNsrie MaEurka Par KetteTer 4Gc
~ aNs IhAliAtA brindsi Valse Par BiIlema doe
M y sRc Eo, ns, zI Waltz Gy Fowler. Sc.
geo SOC. 80 ~ '"e "FJHt ny An
GRAND March aud Chorus, ~" ny Prad.i ssc
TorHE FARMERS OF vIRGINI .--pae,.
ue nave recently 70 together ujh a.
ana card she has been rStensysIy tb,o1yb
county TO our fends and Which We m.t
we nornH e1tTse The subscriber having sbov
oi We last years franklin under m. styI, N
W, begs leave 70 infom is and N, custom,
W.. oa concern that that Arm does exist have sat
he ns a regular and has and T. iii, hs
esfh o. tEO WATT CO Il in existence and ibs, H. ooi
place 70 get watts Patent Cuff Bace from man RI z
lazy 9Ahng The Patent Laws snd unusiiy deriving Ceorgs
VAN o he property by making his Plou utbou, b ~,
0fy Or consent We desire 70 hi, .
ard inform 700 and the pube hat the concern Of
Anh Psisnise has not sold the right authorized
one except Mr w Scott Of Freds ksurs 10 MAZE snv ~ ~
f ~ PoWs and hat Keep constantly on hand srvs eL
oi Az sizes made under personal supervision ot M ni,
gsnuine pau.rns OF The best materials With vsrs,y
oi othr agricultural Implements which warrant H. a.
and arc not to Ne undersod by any one h H.
market Our OEO WATT his sincere ina M h. H. i
anh ne public Who have sustained him heretofore and @ solicit
. continuance % their patronage ~
set-u GEORGE WATT A m
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DIED,

In Harbour, Ala the 18th ur JAS n u,Rp,soS -, =,
4 hii''e OF Diamond Grove, brunswick va '' She" 81
BrunsWiek - '"" - Sh'""Sh, originally from
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DOUBLE HEPINED sTElM C1Sbirs a. o.,
ss, 80 ~ e. The largest estsb,hpSt Of ne t ~ com
tsphi Shch enables me 70 oHer the ira. III yi ni
os i aSlna nad Tennessee 2. so he ey sroe, 'sns
nv nnDt, IaAhHhllNtD, CRUsffD snoiR cas
~ " stas IN any cnmais, mech b.lo ~, NAN
price, Tor article u like standard WV we Norihern
usl aud examine u a. ny factory No 90 Nal, -.
seq-1m w ~ f.n sireet
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oTtCE.-DslaYusnt Consumers Of Gas in Madison Wa,
hereby nouhed that II they fail their "a, h,. ~
% h1@r OF o'clock NJ day, they win he dealt With e
eot"ihs 10 The requirements OF
nance concerning the Gas Works; ' ''o"i 'he ordi'
ma, ~ oriihdHce passed. by TIE CouaeH Inv ca Is,s !, 49,
ieua'" unpaid for which
t shI nouy the Superintendent who shall s,op m.
49, USED on We premises, In respect which M. 49,,
ana not paid within Dtrs ave pef es,I Iii m
The hands Of the CITY Collector " '' oe placed Ia
seIs-lt A. sAkhLSoN, for
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PARTICULAR NOTICE I'm cv,,

Noce.-fhe subscribers most respectfully In VII.
sn'on OF their friends customers public generally
f spring supply Of Ladies, Genilemsn Boy, Mis.e.' and
vdsns Boots and Shoes Of all the latest ,,yie, and a.
'ns oe quality both and Of IN. b.. pm
phi~ and Eastern work All were purchase. ,
ey one Of the an with particular attention being paid 20
me retail department which viii be sold Low ~, 90,
70 panstaal paying customers IL usual.
ALEXANDER HILL A 90
No. III Main street
"a Richmond, Va.
-Lsdes Gentlenen's Boys Misses and Chidrep,, Rect.
and Shoes made 70 order, usual by (apis1 A 90
80 Lndles' Heel Caters at 81 so and Az
seossnets have now In I.di..
oaefs nth and without heels Gaiter, nom Al "a 10 40
Also Gsers without heels price OF Al % "a ,
snis ' ~'' "s'rA'e huee Tor the price For sale
-f ALEXANDER HILL 4 CO.
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In lawreneavilie, on 9Th inst, bx the R.x ~ ,..
fssrsbuIg, W y THOMAS merchant Of Lasrenc.,i =, NJ
ALICE daughter Of r. d. Turnbull, ESQ., " MISS
On the .thins Al Rock Greek Church n, a.. D. n
Lieut. koBEkr sELDHN L. Navy, TO AUGUSTA n ,nsh,s
VI the iAie Major Geo W. Walker u. 4 Marine Corns
IN NE LIST Inst, by Rev W. " MeEiwse Mr. John NJ Dat
ssoN To Miss SUSAN A. HAMILTON Of Roelbridge sann,,
fsyivanis Court House 18th August nv Rev ~ N
daughter OF Hon VIM NJ. 1redway. 1850 -A""N'
rssIsnee Of Nr James Killings county
~ hSN y W MeCown, Mr. CHARLES H. BILLINGS 30 NJ
Lih " daughter OF Mr. VIM. H. and Mrs Giles deed
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he serylces Of n w. Crooked far tbr uo ~ i,, ~ ~
s'ock ~ We Richmond market, win Iutbers t,yns III ~
~ m.bst or the LET day % Sept next prsparst 10 siys %
diVhicd attention 20 al business entrusted 10 tl.
~, w., lons perenceto h. able rive entire satsf,e,,,
w WV "'ac "'s'"' Announcements on oondgnmsns
sui9-H JOHN GROUSE.
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SAM u Ell A YRES 81 SON.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

- 49, - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
nFfER fOR sALE-O. u Mass Lleotes ou.. nn .,--.,--
Isnns i9oaeeo Hayoring Box other Nails scotch nc
smsnssn Pg Iron, Reese Cos Mlnipued Gusno CloX.,
AL IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
SaOO.OOO.

I ADULTERATED Liquors. - The following
case, recently tried in the Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster County, Pa, which we
find reported in the Lancaster Express, ind-
Gates that methodssof legal procedure exist,
which, if generally resorted to, might do much
TO break up the system of manufacturing
drugged liquors. The plaintiffs, who were cx-
tensive liquor dealers, sued the defendant, who
is a hotel keeper in Lancaster, for the recovery
of claim of forty-six dollars, for a barrel of
cold rye whisky" The defence was that the
liquor did not correspond with the sample by
which it was sold, and in fact that it contained
corrosive or poisonous substances. The latter
point appears to have been established by
chemical tests, to which the liquor was sub
Jected in the presence of the court and Jury
His speech on the occasion produced a power.
full impression upon the jury. After alluding
at length to the manner in which drugged IL
quors were manufactured, and drawing ter
rible picture of the victims of mania a -potu
produced by 1t, he concluded his speech as fol-
lows
Gentlemen Of the Jmy-By your verdict this
day you will decide an important matter. The
country is now flooded with poisoned or adul-
terated liquors. They have found their way
INTO every State, city, town, and village in the
country. From every part of our fair land the
cry has gone forth that the scourge OF intern
perancc is Oh the increase Our prison Stats
tics exhibit the melancholy truth that men.
without regard to their families or their former
standing in society, are dragged within their
walls under the maddening influence of these
terrible agents. Our grave yards open their
sodded bosoms to receive their annual tribute
of the young, the old, and the middle-aged.
who have been smitten by this bghting curse
On every hand may be seen the rags of power
ty, and at every corner may be heard the walls
and whispers of despair. The steel of the as
sassln is swelling the long catalogue of MUIR
der, and in many quiet home may be heard
and witnessed the rawlings of the wretched vic
tim, hopeessly and incurably insane, or NOR
tally and fatally wounded unto death, BY the
use OF these adulterated poisons. Their sale
has become universal. Regardless of the law,
men, for filthy lucre, will engage in it. Your
verdict today will establish the fact, that if
they will, contrary to law, manufacture and
sell them they cannot compel others to pur.
chase. 1t will always go far to expose the
frauds which they are practising in the com
munity And while it may aid in lifting from
society burden which is crushing it to the
earth, it will teach such men as the plaintiffs
to be honest in their dealings with their fell
lows.
The verdict of the jury was in favor of the
defendant, allowing the plaintiff nothing for
his whisky.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

CURIOUS DENoUEMENT OF AN ELopE.
MENT.-Alr. Hughes of Albany missed his
daughter on Friday night, and becoming con
WINGED from various circumstances that she
was intending to elope with young German
book'keeper named Gerbet, started for the
railroad depot and commenced u search for the
couple. lie went through train, scanning
every face, but not finding the right ones
was about leaving the depot yard, when he
discovered the parties he was looking for.
Ills daughter saw him, and dragging her lover
aside, supposed that the old man would not
notice them. He seized his daughter by the
arm, and attempted to drag her from her lover /;
but she chung TO the latter as her last ray Of
nope. The father was very violent, and his
manner threatened harm to the girl Our
Teutonic friends nerve began to swell. lie
became highly excited at witnessing the rough
usage Of the girl. lie Immediately seized
Hughes by the neck, struck him sew eral times.
ana finally threw him heavily upon the ground
Inc girl was in Il qnandary. She did not
Know whom to take part with. Both of
course were dear to her. She was in tears The
pounding Of her father by her lover caused
her to sereech. -Four persons rushed to the
scene. The girl took hold of her lover and
pulled him off her father. She was Mortified
at seeing the blood trickling from the wounds
upon her fathers face. She regretted her ac-
tlon,-placed her arms about his neck, saying,
,,Poor father, forgive me Z She turned upon
ner lover and abused him for. beating her
atlier; and rather than stand that, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
GEORGE RURT.

right place, l send you across liz i've fhH1ndred
miles the pulse of a womans gratitude" And
Gov. Wise has opened the door and announced
to the world that she may go in. John Brown
has conquered the pirate.
Hon. Thomas Corwin sat upon the platform
during the evening, and at the close of the
lecture responded to vocterous and determin-
ed calls in the following miniature speech:
Ladies and Gentlemen Il am sure that nv
appearance here th-night must have been I'M
expected to you, The same motives which
operated upon you in bringing you here, have
brought me hereby accident to hear the
gentlemen to whom have never before listen
ed in my life time, and l beg now to be al
lowed to reflect upon what have heard be.
tore-to use his own language-'I give my
vote" Laughter and applause'1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

Sour GRApEs.-Mr George j. BRYAN. a
Buffalo journalist and democratic nominee Tor
the Assembly from the Second District of
Erie county, pledges himself, if elected, to ac-
cept no free pass on the railroads of the State
or other gratuity, being "by constitution and
temperament indomitably opposed to the
dead head system" Scandal says that Mr.
Bryan applied once to Dean Richmond for a
pass to Albany and received it; when, ask.
ing to return also, the Railway Monarch tore
1t up, declaring that he was willing to export
Bryan from that section of the State, but not
to bring him back.-Ne,D York Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

IHE VALoRoUs CHIEFS RErREATING.--We
understand that special and urgent representa-
TONS have been dispatched to Gov. Wise by
our Democratic leaders in New York, entreat-
ing hlm not to hang Old Brown-at least not
TIL after. election-as his execution would spoil
all the party capital they are making out of
his raid. We trust that their prayer will be
heard, Perhaps Old Brown is not mistaken in
his confidence that he has yetmore work Prov
identially assigned him, and that the day of
his death is far istant.-Tiibu,e, Nor. @
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

FAIR FOR TIE ORPHANS H0ME.-The managers of the
churehs Friend Society purpose holding fair for tbe
benefit that institution the 80 and an of November
Among the many plans suggested for repcnishng their
Exhausted treasury, they have deemed this most likely
To succeed AS this Is charity in which all classes of
our clos possess common interest It Is hoped that
none VIII Withhold their contributions however small
they may be. Those this city ana In the matchmaking
towns who are disposed TO aid In this object are request.
cd TO forward their contributions early us the goth of
october, to Mrs Mary W Brown, 26i Main street. or to
any Of the managers. dtN4 Oh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

AuroGRArHs.-We have been favored with
glimpse at one of the most attractive collec.
holls OF letters and signatures we have ever
seen 1t is in preparation for great fair to
DC held at the Academy of Music, and will
FORM most Interesting feature of the occa-
sioh' hings, queens, statesmen, men of sci
u . ana literary celebrities ofall kinds grace
the pages of this beautiful book hieh i
bound ~ purple velvet and claspod Will solid
golo. high price has already been offered
Tor IT, put the lady, who has spent months in
preparing il, will not part with il until The fair
opens, when i will, no doubt, yield lust com.
pensaton for Its yalue.-N. Y. Ereninq Post
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@Mortester 1ailp spp.

ANIMATED SMoKE.-Our Cleveland ex-
changes mention a singular incident which oc-
Cured in that city the other day. Smoke was
apparently seen issuing from the tower of the
First Presbyterian church. Quite an. excite
ment was raised at the idea that the church
was again on fire. A few minutes inspection,
however, showed the cause of the alarm to be
cloud of tiny flies, about one-fourth the size
of mosquitoes, which were ascending from the
neighborhood and taking flight They were
In such numbers as to bear every appearance
of smoke, not only from the church, but also
from the building adjoining and the new court
house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

The EXECUTION OF JoHN BRowN.-The
Executive committee of the American Anti.
Slavery Society, have formally recommended
tothe friends ofimpartial freedom throughout
the free states, in case of the execution Of
Capt. John Brown, ITO observe that tragical
event, on The day Of It's occurrence, in such man.
ner as may be deemed most appropriate in
their various localities n and renew.
edly to consecrate themselves to the patriotic
and Christian work Of efIectng the abolition
Of slavery"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

lHE valuable real estate belonging to the late Mo-
ses Clements, near the village of New Worcester,
VIII De soid to-day at 10 O'Clock A. Ma grand OPP
portunity to purchase residence short distance
from the center of business and where the
New Worcester line of omnibuses passes nearly ey-
cry hour in the day.
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MORE lawful DISCLOSURES The New
York Evening Post brings to light more trea-
sonable correspondence relative to the great
conspiracy, said to have been found" in the
vicinity of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and pur-
porting to have come from one of Browns
carpet bags furnished through the polileness of
Mr.. Buchanan. owe subjoin, says the Post
"a few of these letters, by which it may be per-
ceived that the organization for the destruction
of the government embraced millions of north
ern men, and was only prevented from carry
ing out its devastating designs by fortunate
mistake ofMr. Browns"
EGYPT, 1869.
Dear Brocn II will try and be hone in
time for our little affair in Virginia. Ipronose
bringing company Of Zouaves to assist MS
10 on IN your glorious work. send you 81.
Tours, W. IL. SEWARD.
O.. CLEVELAND, 1859.
Lear ST Il will be at IIarper's Ferry with
zOOOO Republicans in time to carry OUT o,Irnla,,
Senator Wade will shoot the President and
Grow VIII blow up the Capitol. It's iii ri,,ht
NUNS the word. Yours. Jp6
Dedr Broon IL will be on hand with CIV
Banks and the Massachusetts militia Me-
be frightened. nclose SO. Horace {; says
he won't fight, but send a COPY of tho .1Tyy;
bune" gratis. On to victory Yours.
WILSON.
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| HE NEWSPAPER Mon IN KENTUCKY,-The
| Cincinnati Commercial gives the details of the
| mob upon the Free South newspaper office al
Newport, Ky, briefly noticed by telegram.
| The mob consisted OF some thirty or less law
less fellows, who broke into the editors office
and ''pied" a considerable quantity of tyne,
broke one Of the presses and carried off the
form" on which the outside of the paper was
being printed. There were no persons in the
office except Mr. Bailey and his family. His
tour daughters, who set type, and Mrs. Bal
ley, were present, and begged without avail
that their property might be spared. The
press would probably have been entirely de-.
stroyed but those who undertook the lob
found it dirty work, the ink soiling their hands
and clothes Mr. Bailey was warned that he
must leave town, and quit attempting to pub
ilsl paper there, or that he would be roughly
used and all his property demolished. When
the mob first appeared, they informed Mr..
Bailey that they proposed to abolish this in
cendiary sheet. They considered the com
munity unsafe where such paper was toer
ated, &c.
Mr. Bailey's paper does not rank very high
among the journals of the day, but he and his
family have long spent upon it their daily la
Dor, and earned with it their daily bread The
paper has been family production, Mr.. Bal
ley writing the articles, his daughters setting
the type, and his sons making up the forms
and working the press. His daughters, who
have made humble livelihood in this wav,
were not exempt from such insults, last night,
as foul language addressed to them would con
vey. That was perhaps the most gross and
cowardy part of the pitiful transaction. 1t
was remarked by one of Mr.. Bailey's daugh.
tiers that most of thss. police were present and
II they did not positively aid in the destruc-
ton otproperty, they certainly did not attempt
70 10 their duty, but were passive spectators of
the lawless scene. 1t is a question whether
Mr.. Bailey can find any protection under the
law, and the thing most likely to happen is the
continued suppression for some time of his pa
per by mob force.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

LEcIsLATIvE.-The Senate yesterday tran.
sacted little business. The House made con.
siderable progress. Mr.. Upham of Salem pre-.
scented an order, which was adopted that the
Sergeantat-Ams be authorized to procure a
copy of Webster's unabridged, and one of
Worcester's dictionaries, 10 be placed on the
table in front of the Speakers desk for the use
of members. The dictionaries were furnished
probably on the principle that the Legislature
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
'ubles5s7 WESTERN RAILROAD

,'esd W I'D LINN IG[AlL1lOAD-
a month;SA UAJfER ARRANGEMENTS-
"a CO. nnal and the West. ---'''''
ca 1oo,uOo,ter for Albany, Troy, Hudson, and the
judgment an1ton) at 800 a. and $3.50 p. m.
NJ. T;t Albany, (eXpress) 10 a. M, 80 p. m.
WI ilirlel Express Freight Train, with passen.
mast tbrao red at the Ticket Offices to all the
Pc. '"iee lholi'ns in the West and Southwest.
Switzerland, WHEAT Albany with the New York
the winter with hRhy f Hudson ca nS Ros with the
Prot. Stowe, returnit9nlc. At Pittsneld With the
Eyes, said kinds Or AT %Gilf t t Tlth t the
city churches, helping pheeticpt River Railroad,
his Sunday school lesson 9nS ~ AmG9 RSv sn,
and vagabond ON the Ell If
that he thought every man p 9, n ICTITTI
Where could wicked Cain WINTER aya1aenoat
mother" replied thought list, 1855, Passenger
could have gone to Baltimore. and 4tsn
Miss Susan Jane Johnson is i 5 p. H. p
Detroit, for stealing SIS from one lover to pa,
the minister's charge for marrying her to an
other. There is no principle in "Whewell.
elements, or elsewhere, capable of iustifyins
such conduct
Fire broke out in the Normal School build
ing at Ypsilanti, Mich, on the 28th ult.. anC
before assistance could reach the spot, the
flames had made such progress that nothing
could be saved. Two valuable libraries were
destroyed. The whole State mourns deenly
the loss of a favorite institution, and large
number of qualifying teachers will be greatly
disappointed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Republican Caucuses.

The Republican voters of Districts No. 26 27 o. mud IN
are requested to meet for the purpose of NOMINATING can
udates Tor Representatives to the General Court and
70 transact any other business that may propery come
before them, on FRIDAY Evening Nov A. at "a O'clock
inc meeting for District No. 26 COMPRISING Ward md
AUBURN VIII be held In the Ward Room OF Ward g. w
me meeting for District No u, compri ing Wards and
z, viii be held ut Banister's Hotel " ~ '''
he meeting for District No. % comprising Ward aud
VIII be held In the Ward Room Of Ward s. '''
Ill ne meeting for District No 30, comprising Ward /
w." ~ "Ni' III wv " "ru hoolh OF ward T. Per order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

PUBLIC BENEFAoroh-This title is doservedly due
tod T. Billns lie discovered and has presented 10 the
public, u cure for Rheumatism, Goutand Neuralgia. mora
painful ana aggrdvatng diseases than which do not ac
met mankind He has performed good work Of relief
70 surerhs humanity and Is justly receiving the praise
of good men. '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

JOHN BRow%-llcnry D. Thorean Of Concord. win
speak on the character of John Brown of Ossaotomc
at Washbun Hall, on Thursday Evening, Nov. g. at n
O'Clock Price Of admission ten cents d2t 40
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