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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

1.-TWO Of them HoEs famous Cylinders, the other Of
ApAAs' last paent) enabling Ms to furnish large num-
her Of impressions in very short time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

pay" Prices as Low as the Lowest, -ysa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati X. r.

IEI.s M
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Q00 A. oAd MhS mail 10 EPia srnsd lsSSes the Six Street
OA Z. M.--SecOnd Train--SanduslSy Express
O:OU East and West,ronneots via Clyde.
JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt
NJ G. CLAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent iy30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
THREE STEAM POWER PRESSES

our press n'ctes are the most extensive in Dayton,
hsving in operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

TaE GRyAT BosToS hrcussGcs' s.tR Tho
Rosrd Of Mansg, Of the Massachusetts, Charitable
Msctanis Assrcistion have issusd thsir circulars III
ming contributions toward the ninth anpusl Far OF
the Soeety Az there annual sspsys Of Ne~.Eng'
land ipvrr,io,s, wctl Of valuable nschino. and i'm
p urn.. has been broae to pubic notice, anithe ere
htons then selves proved not merely valuable TO the
coz nDDr;y but profitable to the so'iety "a we'll Hne
fair .il be held utual IN Quincy aud Fsnsu Eas,
D.. two badpgs being connected at their seoopd sto.
res By which spans tho street. HOurss,
Ma on, & Co. remove the whole Of their iannsnAs
stock Of myk pents TO make roo fo' tho faI' and
largs clothing house, which occupies one md Of the
buiid e. j. forced to do likewise. Tnesxhtiou opens
on u. 18th of September, and continues uhi tho 2sh
Article, for entry must Ia announced to the Secretary
Jo..ph l.. Bates, before Sep, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
THE MANDAMUS AGAINST THE NAN
HAITIAN GAS co.

To ne Editor Of The " y Tribur.
STR IL this TO be the end Of the continued exto-tous
OF Ills Company Are they going 10 at honorably,
ard reat all their customers alike, will they they
have before DONE when the law has been threatened,
hush the matter up, BY complying with what the law
requires and continue their extortions'
have been a consumer Of their gas for over five
ssme WAY that am. When began to the gas
deposited with them $40. This is tive years ago. IL
bad placed hh $40 in a savings bank should have
to my credit $l3 80. The probabilities that the
Company will have the original deposit with them for
at least 20 years longer. The amount then due would
Re- at per cent compound interest including the crg-
nal deposit, 81 81.
Ny bills for the last FIVE years have not averaged
more than $40 in four months. or 81 ~ monthiy-
bills have been monthly charge of ID cents or III %
per annum, for rent of meter. For small M ter
have already paid 50. I sent ny some months ance,
requesting the Company 10 allow me interest weary
on my deposit and deduct il fropl amount OF my oti.
Tn. answer received was that when did not wan the
gas they would settle up with me- allowing the Interest
for nv deposit. Presumng that consume Their gas
for five years al per cent commission Interest,"
should have s}2 81; but no, will pay yon Interest,"
for twenty five years. at per cent, Sl5; from my
money these feliows actually make $l7 81. Is there
nothing 10 he donel am willing 20 join any body Of
men who will test the matter of deposit and rent OF
meters Listen TO no compromise. Bring the law IN
bear NJ once on the.e extortionsts and if Gas Com
papies will treat all their customers alike, force
them 10 do 20. Why not raise fund of, 81. 0O0,
10 test this matter, if needs be. | think there
enough consumers who will subscribe $40 each toward
breaking NJ the most ipQuito monopoly existing and
enough public spirited lawyers ~ho will not charge
council fees TO help in this glorious reform. ,,
Yours, VICTIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Rr,uAS EzAscir.rlos.-From the special ~.
Petersburg eorrs.poSderce Of lie Nora ws translate;
TIE question Of emancipation 10 Bssr solution
In -ose way or other il TO b. dentiyoy 'et'ed
shat the ,er.s shall lie emanspsttd durg the COMING
Autumn, thai is, after the cose Of she harvest. Toe
imperial usars, decreeing this great measure will
therefore appear about the lat Of October, or dcring
the mon tn Of November. The Central EMANCIPATION
Commission which had been awaiting the conclusion
Of The lsbors Of the Commissions on the elaboration OF
the plan of emancipation, has already commenced its
ss.ions. The Place Of the sessions 10 about to Do
elai eed fr, u the building of the First Cadet Corps
where they held during tho presidency Of The late
Gen Rostorzov to tho Palace Of tho Ministry OF Ja'
tic, Conn. PaDin the prcsen; President II Is sad that
Count psi in has promised the Emperor b iinsb tho
lahors If Tie Committee during the course Of the pres
ent month Of june.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
PAIL, PHILEMON, AND ONESIMUS.

To ,ts Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune
SIR Accept the thanks of a Minister OF The Gospel,
one who has spent more than quarter Of oentary
in TIE work, for the keen, humorous, and aoprorri
At. article in your payer Of the 3h u, on the return
Of the fugitive, Onesimus The 10th verse Of The
Episte proves that Onea'mns brother Of Phils-
mon. See verses IL AID R " For perhaps he there.
"him forever" Not nov ~ a servant, but above n
"servsnt brother beloved especially to me, bui how
"mueh more unto thee, both IN the fek and In The
Lord"
p,oprty of Philemon SEQ verses IL and ~: 20 hs
" ha wroDged thee, oseth thee eugh put thAs TO
:" mine account; ], Paul, have written it with nias
"hard, IrN repay IT,
ONeth thee Gu ghf' debt add credit was kept.
ycup l.R JOHNSON
RsAvor6, n. L., July 4, 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
PERSONAL.

-Apo;her application for wrlt OF haeea1 corpus
wa reze ty msos by the fneDds Of s. M Booth now
imprisoned a, Milwaukee The Judge refined H. ana
there wee hin,s tina, All wouii not be an imP'00A
BE resui u the excitement on this account.
-Ttsddeus Hyatt was ~ North Elba on the Ah 'H'''
10 eeebse the anniversary Of American Indepenoen
ut The axe Of John Brown Invitations 10 BIZ prsroat
and speak TAD BEEN ri ven TO the Rev. Heny Highland
Garrett Of Eew.Yerk, Tpos. w. Hisgioson u
Worcester, Mas, Mis- Frances Ellen Watkins u
Philadelphia II addeus Hyatt, late Of washington
Jail ID. & Richard J. Biuton Of Kan'as, freaef'ca
Douglass Of Rochester, ~ Y, the Rev. Geo'ge ID
Chee,er Of New York, Henry ID Tporesu Of Concord
Mas, Judge w. NJ. y. Army Of Kansas, aud many
Others.
Adyices from Alexandria state that the ViceToy Of
ERyP; who has w'ittsL 70 maby soveregns Of Airica
fer infornaop teaching tho celebrated German 'rav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

sipoe, "a company with = mXI by the name Of Bonis
m who IL = fsb dealer Nothing NOR was heard
IRON Ge,rg~ until u 5th inst. when his sister reeeiv.I
letter hom lie 6rn f Csru-i & Mlier, lawyers, Il
WaS ug'on CITY, WHO SAY tina, be u In iail there 90
the chaTge OF being fugitive slave Whit hs for.
,u"e pave ten sine leaving home or how be got int
hi res' ~ dilemma his friends do no, know, iboush
my conec'nTe 'hsi Benjamin may povsbly have hsl
On there fsrts and others ~ satisfactory ns.ur~.
ben AIDE known TO Gov. Morgan, he al once cau.sl
10 be- MADE ont the necessary papesp and cr~ds,a. -
authorize ard empower Mr. Haddock Of W .isr.ovv
to proceed 70 Washington to procure the hben,io. a
this free co'ored man Imprisoned for other crime
1t would appear, than that of being black.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Mr. A. ". Deerpw OF Bangor, Me-, has patented
}" Burglars AlaTn Couner-Safe," n.en'cd a. = per
ct protection for the monsysiu Of retail shops a.
well rs Of all pvopls who desire to have th"ir money
.eur.b kept. In place Of having lock and key, the
Coun,s -ss,e 10 - follows: II has twonty-our way.
Of cbasgjng tho opening. only known to Whatever
person vses IL. Any Of these changes may be adopted
BY bHn at any moment. So be alone hss the mode Of
opspne il. When wrongly m-ddled with. an alarm-
beyis sounded to give notice. 1t is small affair which
zan be put on & couG.er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Nv,y WV TN pa, OLD DEnTs.-h Havsrhh
Tho trade. in Hour. grain, &C., trusted iiioer
pi.n nrshbor with two brs Of -four s0d for e@ Sa
nriIs and TO 10 paid for ina few days u. ua ou us
fb. accom-, rsn along months and " me ha1 T '
by thst time consumed the deosor ses Ill, thouybt
OF or and sehrd up newell srp-dsot to &c. nj. .y
H. d.r.Iiet had no moro property thsn what .o ~
woud vrat~t him iD holding he bad oSe Zoo ~.
bu, that wss very FIN. one, we,snss drove Tor two
Dollar, end ro friend TO ss TO the d'e or b ~ 10
own nj 9. The ba gain was TOO goor i' N, Grsin
Il, CIV away, and he BIZ at the pcrh bat f bs away,
g. Co then attsehed tho large hog, ' 10 aa,oand and
The costs, and 10 re.rrn W 70 tDe dr as.l. u.reA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

AsoTHTB CASE or KIDsAPPIsc.-From The A.
tany Evening Journal we learn that one George
Armstrong, a free colored msn, born in JetfersT.
County, ia this State, Lett Wa,erown three WSeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

lOuirg Dhptc:
r. & w. Ryer VIM. IT. Lileston.
j. McElroy s SOP. Fielder & Mount.
j " Thu sion T. Co. :. 3. CorOver & Co.
Bovine & Bssfito. Leird & yanderveer.
j. & W. K EDDY s. Co. Jameson & Johnstone.
J hn Waidell pusp. Butcher & johnson
f. Monaghan. J. G. Segekn.
Combes n Srsvens. William W0oley
+ A. Wuke5op. William Brown.
Woodruff Hslstco & Co.
Mi,hsci kysr. Phillip phr.
Conner & Wnbury, William Jarvis * Ca.
Woodruff * Co. Dari Roberts.
JOSEF " aIdel. j.. Brewer.
Richard 1Iown a. & W. f. Duryss s. Co.
&. HB'nss John Beerman.
Hall s. schaher. Seta NJ. Bogert.
John T. coDpor. Hcd.l 4 Son.
Davenport s. MsCrea. Peter A. Post & Co.
D. Nc Dunbld y. Marcellus s. Co.
Jora, SPA kr ivood.ys.c Henry Brinker
shi mscbnsryl. Cook & Jones
Samuel Crooks. Patrick keersn.
Is Mason. Ackerman s. Westorvelt.
GenIg- Fame. Powell Il Coykendall.
Clssues Cifton. Bo9ert & rerhune
gareE g. Johnson
This lis. comp, sea osl few on, Of tho whole num-
Dor ofthOse whose stands were Consumed.
Ii addition to the foregoing, there were some ak or
eight oy stsr sbaDties demolished.
Qlire a lumber Of wssons bad discharged their
freight and N turned home. Many Of the dealers wero
Ia panic VA TO who ,hould BE- responsible for the
re " |, arrived reduce which had been destroyed.
Tn. stces usually left la,e at night, and are not
a,tusly in the possession of the dealers till the follow
ing morning when they come to market To begin bos-
ness The on. slicn to be solved II, "Who was In
charge Of the goods at the time when the fro oe-
curreo 2"
Few, If any, of the victims were injured, owing to
the fact that Compa, ice have been rather sh Ia grant
ing policies upon sucb inAams,ls property.
IL Is mpos.iLe TO form an idea Of the loss, IS tho
quaint OF ru, destroyed not only BY she Are, tut BY
the firemep runners, and loafer generally, is slmOs
| ncalculabe.
The f,e continued burning un.ll about Q O'Clock
when tho sremen ohained the mastery Of it. All tina
now ronains Of this part Of the market Ia vast vast
Of rubbish and ctsrrrd wood, with hero and thsre
stay beam or jOirt half burned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21

Wagon loads of whortleberries made their
appearance in our streets yesterday and were
speedily sold bringing seven cents per quart.
Kdtamazoo (Mich.) Telegraph, 18th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
From the Taunton Daily Gazette, July 18th.

LOVES LABOR LosT-THE REVERSE OF
THE SHAW -CARsTANG PICrURE.--The mo-
notony of quiet which characteristics our neigh
boring village of A has been invaded by
something like a sensation. The Stiffness
which can be felt" which usually prevails in
that locality, has been disturbed by the freaks
of a damsel of some fourteen summers with a
monied old bachelor Of sxty-who for about
half century had set the powers of hymen
at defiance, and lived in the sweet
enjoyment of ease and economy and the
happy contemplation of his well invested five
per cent. But at last his surrender was com.
plete, and to all appearances the object of his
mature affections was not at all displeased
with his attentions; and aided in his suit, by
the approval of the girls parents, fer a little
while, at least, the course of true love did run
smooth with the old gentleman. Cupid is a
magician, and all at once he transformed the
enamOured pair after the fashion of Cinder-
ella. The penniless girl appeared in silks and
Jewelry; and he exchanged his checked cot
ton for unexceptionable linen and his cowskins
tor French calf. The Rothschilds of his viii
lage, his income not only disappeared in the
extravagances of his courtship, but portion
OF the principal had also been laviShed upon
the fair one. The affair, however, having
been something more than a nine days won
der was getting slightly stale for the purposes
of gossip, when new feature was disclosed
which has actually elevated it to the dignity
of scandal 1t happened that among the old
gentleman's gifts to the iamsel was a gold
ring, which by some means had become omi-
nously broken, and had been entrusted to a
Fall River jeweer for repair. To obtain this
ring, the young lady left her home on Thurs
day of last week, and did not return. Inquiry
disclosed the fact that the ieweler had not
been visited but that she had taken the steam.
boat for New York city, giving as an expiana-
ton of her absence, the fuflment of an en-
gagement of marriage made with young
gentleman during recent visit to that city, in
company with her veteran lover, whom she
had represented to her new adorer as her
wealthy and indulgent parent Here was a
deaouemem dreamed of by nobody and which
reverses the picture of the Shaw Carstaug
amour. The father and the fatherly lover
have gone in pursuit of the deceitfu damsel
but as claims Of silver and letters of gold
could not hold her. love at threescore may as
well hang his harp upon the willows, and let
the hymenial union slide.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
FOUR IMPORTANT FACTS.

lst.-That at the BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE
STORE can be found the largest and best retail stock
of Boots and Shoes in Worcester County.
2dThat Boots and Shoes be bought cheaper at the
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE than at any
other store in Worcester County.
3dThat Thereafter Boots and Shoes will be sold at the
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE for cash
only.
4th-Al those who for Boots and Shes at the BAY
STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, will do well to
call and settle their bills will be advertised sold
at public auction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
From the Boston Journal, July goth.

A MAN SHor.-A man was shot and prob.
ably MORALLY wounded, in Somerville, this
morning, under the following circumstances
Some four weeks ago, a house in process of
erection, belonging to Mr.. VIM. Veazie, was
set on fire and burned to the ground Mr..
Veaze commenced the erection of another
one on the same spot, and employed young
man named Alfred C. Hatch as a night watch,
man to guard the building. This morning,
about l clock Hatch heard man come out
of the cellar and apparently stumble over
ladder or a pile OF boards, and exclaim with
an oath, as if he had hurt himself "I'll burn
your building for YOU The man then went
to a window and tried to raise it, when Hatch
drew his revolver and fired, lodging its con-
tents in the mans head, and dropping him
senseless to the ground. Word was sent tn
Constable RGney, who took the man to the
lookup, and thence, by direction of the physi-
Clans, to the Massachusetts General Hospital,
where he now lies in an insensible condition
On his person was found a note on which was
written, "Direct to Bramansville, Millbury,
Mass, Mary G. Cain - also an order from
Mr.. Edward Riddle on the Navy Yard to pass
one load of junk, He had bundle contain
ing two flannel shirts, a pair of boots and
small jug which had had rum in it. Some
matches were found on the ground near the
bundle. The man is apparently about forty
years old, and is not known to any of the peo-
pie of Sonerville.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
ONE GALLON OF WATER CONTAINS
Solid Matter, ga pr's
CREME Acid, l.G
idle Iron.


Per Oxide Iron 20
Salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium. 2.S
The analysis of waters from the several springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral approximations
some of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities of sulphur suphurcOus deposits. The
temperature of these springs varies from A 81
grees Farcnheit Specific gravity very nearly
with other waters of similar import in various
of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist IN their
chalybeatc properties containing less of the
rous solutions Of salts of iron and other earthly in
combination, which combinations, in comparison with
otherwaters of like character country, are recug
nlzed by medical men OF great value in the
of many Diseases
These from the base of an extensive range
deposits of metallic The of iron have been oh
ained for long perOdfrOm this range
purposes and OF a superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives its name
Is tributary OF Ware river. The village is situated on
the road leading from Worcester Barre, acces-
sibe by stages passing tw daily each wav The vii
age is surrounded with prosperous and energetic acr
cultural and mechanical community, Good roads com
mulcate with pleasant country towns and villages EN
tensive ponds exist in the direct vicinity aordng aC
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
and commodious public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. good livery is
connected with the house Bowling alleys &c. for the
especial of the guests Bathing houses in connection
with the springs for cold, and shower baths ana
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering locality
seeking quiet and pleasant retreat.
III" subscriber is pleased to refer TO DIR. CHAs. r.
soE, State Assayer Boston Dir. S ROGERS Water Cure
Worcester; DIR j. n. BATES Worcester; DIR. 5. TAYLOR
PcterSham. WIN. II WHITING
H. ? U Lie ATTENTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21

The Cleveland Herald says: We have it
from indsputable authority that Mr.. Gillett,
the postmaster at Ravenna, has, within three
days, come out for Lincoln and Hamlin. Mr.
Gillett was democratic member of the sem
ate few years since, is very influential
man, and up to this time has ever adhered to
the democratic party.
The Iowa State Register says that five vo.
tiers in one family at Rising Sun, near Des
Moines, who voted the democratic ticket last
year, are now in favor of the republican
ticket. Thus it goes everywhere.
MTLwAUAKEE, July Is, 1860.-The election
of city treasurer, to-day, resulted in the choice
of ]. H. Tesch, republican, by 932 majority
First gun from Wisconsin, and, considering
that Milwaukee has always been democratic
city, it is a very good gun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
Items.

New YORK, July 20.-The Zouaves left
this afternoon by the steamer Vanderbilt OF
the Norwich line, for Boston.
NORFOLK, July 20.-Th, steamer Pennsvl
wanna was burnt last night. James River and
three children were drowned. The other pas.
sengers were rescued on RATS. The boat and
cargo are a total loss.
BosroN, July 20.-Halifax papers announce
the death OF Hon. Brenton Halliburton, chief
justice of Nova Scotia which occurred on the
10th
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The trial of E. B.
Schnabel, for assault on Gen. Bowman, has
been postponed till December, owing to the
absence of witnesses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
THE OCTOROON !.

For the exclusive right perform which she has maid fs
author one thousand dollars.
=, MISS KIMBERLY assures the citizens eff Worcester
Lua tlls remarkable play will be produced complete in
an us parts She has performed 1t every night of her
sseeltS IN the principal cities the country since
e St OF January last and ID been witnessed nv an
dEl.ooNS, consisting of the elite in every city She
the public that it will be produced perfect in ali
iull sized facsimile of a Mississippi STFs AfF gn6
snat THcoR by IRE will be introduced in the an
ono az ny i5t Seeie and closing TABLEAUx will be
The Company engaged by Miss Kimberly for the correc,
Iehut9h OF the piece one of ExCFLIDScE
consisting OF EIGHTEEN PERFORMERS The Corr
pany have been with Miss Kimberly for the nast soya
weeks ana are consequently, thoroughly nerfect in tb
language and business of the play. The public NAV
tained 800 AMY sus-
On MONDAY EVENING, July 23d, will be performed
for the first time in Worcester the most successful NAV
proauced in modern times, called
The 0ctoroon; or Life in Louisiana!
Southern Homes,
TIE SCENE is laid in the Delta of the Mississippi River
Peyton, widow of the late Judge.
THE TINL-THE PRESENT DAY.
Milne OctorOon is 3 Southern name given to the
white. -
ZOE IAN OctoroOn Slave) MTss Kt,fpRp1y
This remarkable play can be yerformed in Worcester
iGr P0vey only IRE nights. Seats can be secured at
the Box Office. without any extra charge The utmost
order and decorum will be preserved,
fRICEs-BoNes and Parquette 50 cents: Family Circle
y cents; Gallery Is cents. Doors open at O'Clock
Performance commences at o clock
OCrOROON MISUNDERSTANDING commencing Mt 4
O'Clock, for the benefit of school children and families
TO which the prices will be- for all under rs years onv
cehtsi al others only % cents. iy2O ct
4 REGATTA AT LAKE
QUINsIGAMoND,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
The Railroads.

New York, July 30-Representatives of
the several lines of railroad between Chicago
and the seaboard have agreed to advance the
rates for freight, gradually, after the 18th of
August also, to recommend the abolition of
agents, outside offices, the payment of com
missioners, SC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
Aottees.
AXE QUIN ANON
BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.

Extra traius will be between the Foster street sta
ton and Lake signaTon the Regatta days TUE SDAY
and WEDNESDAY, July Path and 18th, 1860, follows:
ON TUESDAY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
3nnusements.
W ORC STER THEATRE
MISS KIMBERLY

she viii have the honor of presenting them the highly
most effective Dramast OF abe day, Mr. Dion Boursi
cicault, called
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
miscellaneous.

4 WHOEVER, % years of age, wishes
to form the acquaintance of lady nearly same age
with view to matrimony. Address with sincere mo,
uyes only FRANK b. MARSH, Box 4202
GbUcag
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21
4 t THE ANNUAL MEETING OF

A L THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
- THE WORCESTER FIVE CENT SAVINGS
BNk holden July r. 1862 the following persons were
the trust: ~ W P
FneSdent-Charles L. Putnam; Vice PresideRfs-Geo
Richardson, VIM. \ Green. D. S. Messenger Charles
falne, C. w, RUSSELL Emory Banister; YraStees-J NJ
y. ArmSoy D. ) Farnum, John b. Shaw, James b. Blake
RUFUS Carer, Geo. W. Wheeler, Edwarn W lincoln
James Green, g. b. Metcalf c. II. Fitch Nathan Wash
9nrn' Horace Ayres Andaors-Emory Bannster, James
Is. Blake; Fmdhfdt C01mjttee-Geo. W. Richardson
James Green, G. l.; Putnam, L. T. Stoddard C. Harris
Jyl9 d4t ~ 7e' J.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-21

WHAT is FAMEa-It is stated in the New
York Times that ~. p. Hangborn' has as
sumed control OF the house printing.