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PROF. WOODS

h1lasati1g. and strengthening to the vital poweY4
It aisnFe vivihea rastatesa1d re1a@a the blood In
1hA 8. stem tnvulneEa lie IN attacks Of dtssasa.
:, . s ,nr o"Is exrr aaersd to sae wGT'd
90 Chemically aud fell!fllly combined as to % the
. e. saS Ess 70 Je tna saspfsd
ture1 al hence sootfc to the weakest stomach and
tre up t;a digestive organs &nd sla5 al ne1vous and
a'so peri city IN it, sects snd Jet
It t. neTer followed By lasaituae or deptesalon Of
sptrIts.
1t is composed entirely Of vegetables and thcse
E:creuctly combining powetfu1 tonic and soothing
proaerues and consequently can never antnso.
Such remedy has long ben = desderstuEn in te
pal acianet snd also pv all who have Suffered from d.
hlltT, and s1sh xslnsdy JOE Will And Il TIA
, 1861-05-10

For ss1s oy the following Druggists in ehi:ssss
REEn Co, J. q. 1x4 Lake street.
JOaNstJN. J. II. ~ StSte street.
SARfJEHI. T.. f. cor. Randolph and stata
ALLEN, c B 16a West Hariisoa Il, st5est- t-,, ,+,.at
BRONnoLD, HENRY - North C.ask sa1se@
BRY AN, l. b, . " est u az; ;son R1ssA
BRYAN 7. A. frsmo1t Eioc3.
BUCk Il RAY NEK, e lark sESeE 1,,,,h -..a.t
CLEAM0Na, LkONIDAs - Weet kanaolp0 st1ss-
HsnVTIe d. e Isl West Madison street
H11hEERURG, Il S7 West / axe Ierk
HEE1EE e Is WlIx 4ukee Ayepue.
GALE BRUTAEKS, aEs tssoroipo sHeeL
4HEMV4MAN' VINE ca ARIES 81 West Lake stzeeA
HHftfHf,OIE a. n State street.
44t,rK III : X Il Il u West Randolph street,
444RSEe1 M C1ual street.
IERtiME MIL. ON 5 South Ciafk sIeeE
SEsAMa FREDERICE:33 State et.eet
MsTTHEL PHlLIP, a blue Isla6a esen1a-
MMHHH1"Ka. " T. 10 South Wells street.
HH.uap4 r l.. 10 West Eannplnh street.
1tENR + b Etata atxtet, corner Hanfua.
51EEhi iii HENIsY e. Wolcut street,
RR5,EMnEiD s. 80 Eo1th Clark street..
44HH1EEF i r. under Sherman House.
III rH1TE ~ - BRA aER0OK, 50 Vest Madison street.
MMHENsGHE, CHAk14kS 1a5 MIlTaukee agenne,
W.D, HARHtS+
Wholesale Agents. at aanutactute1s prices:
q. :. Fp1LH- X.H. FINCH
, 1861-05-10

The lighting and sporting population of Gt.
Lcuis have Tor some weeks looked forward to
yesterday--the set day Tor q fight OF thrilling
interest between the celebrate1 p1uckY Nttle
1rishman, Michigan, victor In many severe
ring fight, and highly esteemed by the fratern-
ity for bis courage, endurance, amt fancy man
hccd generally, and Mr. Doy1e, also an Irish
man. At about ten o'clock crowd began to
gather at the Fair grounds to witness the af.
fair. At one O'Clock, Ia the presence Of about
five hundred persons, Mr.. Monisan and Mr.
Doyle entere1 the ring with two seconds each,
Mr. Mopigau was beautiful type Of q email
man; Mr. Doyle Was very f1ne specimen Of
large man.
The first round was short one, Monlgxn
knocking his opponent down. This took the
spectators by complete surprise, and elicited q
about Of applause.
In the second round, Monigan wss lightly
fhrpWn4
In the third round Monigan had the best,
brs went down.
Fourth and fifth rounds-A long course OF
fencing and hard hitting, Mouigan showing
superior science aud pluck, DoI1e showing
more physical strength. In these two rounds
Monigan turned the scales Of battle in his fa-
yor. but went down under his opponent,
Sixth round-H1thou much ceremony Mon
lgan knocks Doyle down, handsomely, which
WDs repeated in the aeventh round.
Ii the eighth round Doyle went down with
ous waiting to be struck, and the victory and
stakes 1850 stde) we're awarded to the small
sjz5d hutspow6r}ul Monigan, and the crowd
dispersed IN good order, returning to their W.
rions bar rooms and 1oadng quarter sthroughr
ont the c;ty.-t& Louis Democrat
, 1861-05-10

A COOKING STOVE
WITH SIX BOILER HOLES Of FULL SIZE,
AND
Roasting and Br0f1fnG Chamber,
In valch Eoa.ting can be don. turn spit, D1REe
II BEFORE THE FlRK aU1 broflng be ors over IFR
CQALA without any fLEe smoke eaeapiLE 1a11 the
room.
THE BAKING OVEN
Il large thoroughly ventilated IS shed With
Patsut En- aMeleI Gyfn l31ttuma new vala .ola aud
attractive iaVeLEon4 Tho tt-vt is snppli d VIII
MOVABLE HOT WATER BE ERY0IR,
whieh Ia moro conv=n1sht than the ordinary nesme.
rent Cnprer Reseryoir a. IT CAN BE Used tls
REMOVED At PLEASURE
THE PEACE NIAKER
Occupies ~ mcre ro9m. than tbs cn.nmon kind Of
enckinK ct with II four bel holes while ITS
CAPACITY + 0NE-HALs GEEATER, aad contains
IN toe high-s& degree all facilities for pezf1t
tie Gull ars WORK # hoa3eeelu with
ECeE0MY, CoaVEN1EECE AND DIsPA1CH.
[mS3 e8a9.scll
, 1861-05-10
The New York Xouavek.

to hts Kentucky, there to rest him from his
tolls, and still, ike the rcd.shirt General Of
italy. ready to offer hts Life to his beloved
cnunfrv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07
SATURDAY. SEPT. q. 1881.
1rpuPTICAN STATE CONVENTION.

yho Renublican State Committee of Massachusetts
Tito oil citizens of the commonwealth whe are in
eayor of uniou for the support of the government,
and for a vigorous prosecution OF the war against
wicked and uuproyoked rebellion, and who are de-
termined in good faith and without reservation to
snnpor the constituted authorities in all attempts to
restore the sway of the constitution and laws over
every portion Of the country, to send one delegate
for each town and each ward ola city, and one adj
dlonal delegate for every two hundred votes ana
one for every fraction over one hundred votes IN
each town or ward, according to the last census OF
VOTERS TO a convention to be holden at WORCEo'
TER. on TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF OCIO-
Der, for the purpose of placing in nomination can
didates for the various state offices TO be ed al the
annual election and of testiyins to all loyal men
throughout the country their unfaltering and per-
ssteut purpose TO maintain the flee principles and
denocfac institutions inherited from our fathers,
and thus SECURE peace-the only one substantial
and per,nanent based upon successful vindicaiion
of the supremacy of constitutional law.
WILLIAM CLAFLl n, Chairman
6 n. STocKwELL, Secretary, pro TEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07
Spettal 4lotJces.

h'Lane's Celebrated liver Pills, prepared by
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, are ranked among the
most popular remedies of the day That it will cure
liver complaint sick headache, and dyspepsia be-
You'd doubt. Read the following testimony well
known lady and gentleman from our own city:
NEW YORK, Aug. 3, 1851.
Mr. and Mrs Williams, No 24S Seventh street, testify
that they have both been suffering from liver complaint
TOR about five during which time they have spent
large amount of money and tried many remedies but
to no purpose, Finally, hearing OF Dr. FLAMES Pills
prepared by Fleming Bros they purchased four boxes
which they took according the directions accompanv
ing each box, and now pronounce themselves perfectly
cured of that distressing disease.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NrLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEAi-
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA. There other Pills
purportng to be Liver pills, now before the public DR.
Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated yerni
fuge can now bohad all respectable drug None
genuine TitIoat the signafareQf FLEMING BROS
81 u6t,ENlt rsIi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07
CITY ArD COUNTY


Hon. HORACE MAYNARD's SPEECH'-lhS
gallant Union man, who has represented the
Knoxville district of Tennessee in congress-
for six years, made an able anu eloquent
speech in the City Hall, last evening, TO
crowded house. lie came i'll response to an
invitation extended by leading and prominent
citizens of Worcester to speak in defence Oh
the constitution and the Union, and Tor Wig
oroas prosecution of the war against the reDeis
and traitors. who have taken up arms against
the government. lie was introduced to the
audience by Mayor Davis, with appropriate
Introductory remarks.
Mr.. Maynard commenced with reference
to the successive steps in the secession move
ments in his state, speaking particularly OF 'he
loyalty of the people of Tennessee among
whom he resided, who still Acknowledged the
stars and stripes, and bad vindicated their I'M
wavering devotion to the Union for winch
their fathers fought, by giving for 1t MAORI
ty OF twenty thousand votes at the last oppoT'
tunity. He pictured the deploraDie con
dition of those loyal people warned to flee
from their homes, under the recent edlcts OF
the Confederate government, which prescribed
them and confiseated their property ana gave
them only forty days TO depart all but two
weeks of which limit of time had now expired.
They needed aid from others to assist them in
maintaining their loyalty 10 the common
government of the country, and 1t was tor the
purpose Of obtaining such all from the general
government, or from the people OF other
states, that the speaker was addressing his
appeals to the people at this time. lie
thought the north needed waking up to
sense of its duty in the present crisis, in
assisting the loyal men of the south in sup.
pressing this iniquitous and unholy rebellion.
He vas terribly severe upon the traitors, and
especially upon those meanest specimens OF
them located in the free states, who, under
feigned constitutional pretexIs, would sickle
at frivolous points in Il crisis like this, when
the fate of the country is in issue.
MIR, Maynard spoke for nearly two hours,
amid repeated applause and concluded with
stirring appeal to the patriotism of his audi
fence, to rise above all narrow, personal, par
ty, or sectional feeling, and put shoulder to
shoulder in the work OF crushing out this in
famous rebellion He had no doubt of the I'll.
innate result-the restoration OF the Union of
thirty-four states whole and complete.
Mr.. May nard left for his home in Tennes,
see by the night express train for New York,
at ten clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

Tar FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.-A private
letter from Camp Foster, Poolesville, Mary
land named in honor of our attorney general,
saws the fifteenth regiment "have beautiful
camping ground, directly opposite Leesburg,
where there are said to be seven thousand reb.
els. Two of our companies are on picket du
ty along the banks of the Potomac, within gun
shot of the enemy's pickets, and more or less
firing is going on all day. The pckets of the
New York second are next to ours. In order
to get to our pickets we have to go along some
distance on an elevated tow path, entirely OK
posed to the enemy's fire. They know it, and
at that point have planted something or other
from which they send canister and small
shells among us" The writer also speaks
earnestly of the disadvantage under which
they labor on account of the quality of their
arms. "Here we are" he says, Sin one of
the most exposed places, liable any day to an
attack, the enemy firing upon us constantly
with mimic rifles, while our men can only re.
ply with miserable smooth bores, that are con.
stantly coming to pieces, carry but short
distance, and get hot with single shot.
Our boys lave been restrained from firing as
much as possible, in order not to let them
know how short our firing distance is; bat
they must suspect it, for they often expose
themselves. They were somewhat checked
in their audacity the other day, when rums
Der of Minnesota boys came down with rifles,
and made five Or six of the rebels bite the
dust" This single weakness of the regiment
we learn from other sources, occasions much
modification TO the men, which ought to be
removed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

Dialogue No. 2, between Smith and Jones.
Smitl-Iere getting 81 per day. now my employ
gives Sl,25 per day, and tells me am lucky TO
get work for that.
Jones-Hhy smith. should think you was, for know
some who do get hail of that, aud others
work all, unless they work Tor nothing aud
board themselves.
Smith-Well, am lucky and must get along, and buy
my Crockery and Carpets cheap, and try and
thing the times hard
Junes-Yes, all try and save something, and
do know better than for all poor people and
purchasers who would something, buy their
housekeeping Goods in the Bay Block the Po-
etical exchange. Let call and see il this is so.
jel5 eff ORSON n. HEATH Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

In this city, Sept 5, by Rev NJ Richardson Benjamin
l Lounsberry to Hannah Eliza Soutlall, both Of this
city.
In this city, Sept 4 by Rev J D Jones, Cornelius
Capp Of West RoXbury to Ruth Burbank, both of this
city,
In this city Aug b. BY Rev Horace James, G N Parker
of Mobile, Ala TO SARAH Jane, daughter OF the late Gen
Thomas Chamberlain Of W orcesteT.
In Grafton, Aug u, Rev Thomas MumfoId TO Lizzie
Warren of Grafton
In Boston, ept 3, j Edwards Leavitt, VI D, USA,to
Mrs NJ Bates Of Mount Pleasant, RoXbury.
In Keene, H. George w Marshall OF Alendon VT, to
Sarah Brick Of keene, formerly Of Fitchburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

CHERRY BLOSSOMS IN SEprEMBER.-.The
cherry trees in this vicinity, which were
blighted by severe frost early last spring,
have lately put forth new wood, and give
evidence OF great vitality. One tree in Milton
is now in full bloom, and we are Indebted to a
friend for some specimens of the beautiful
blossoms.-Bostoa Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

HlsroRY OF THE REBELLIoN.-James d.
Torrey OF New York is publishing history OF
the rebellion in weekly numbers, which is in
valuable as a cotemporaneous record OF the
passing events OF the period. 1t is an orderly
conse, utye, and lucid narration of facts pre-.
pared by one who is thoroughly conversant
with the political history of the country, and
qualified to give clear and judicious history
OF the rise and progress of the conspiracy
which has Involved the country in war. 1t is
published by james d. rorrey, Is Spruce
street, N. Y. and is for sale by all booksellers
and newsdeacrs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

CRIME IN HIGH Places We hear that two
business men OF Boston, of heretofore unspot-
ted reputation, have recently been detected in
the crime of forgery. Exile from home,
friends, and country, is all that will save them
from criminal prosecution and punishment
Boston Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

In Holden Sept Frances l. wife of Rev Lester VIII
liams, Jr, OF Holden
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock
In Grafton, sept >, Jonathan Siby, Is yrs I mos.
In Oasdae, West BOylsOn,D Sept 5, Capt William
Thomas, A. 1t his death the town has lost one of its
most valuable and respected citizens. lie of
the seleetmen OF the town, and for many years was
chief pillar Of the Methodist church. lie upright in
all his uealing and his sudden will be mourned and
laitented by many.
81
10 Millyille, Aug Is, DIR. Henry Benson, 30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

MrLLERITEs.-Thi strange sect is reorgan-
zng and holding meetings in various parts
The expected time of the end Of the world is
only five weeks from this time-the 18th Oc-
tober, l861.-N Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

The NAVAL TRIUMPH- The : ashville
Union of the 31st ult., talks thus spiteiully
and spunkily about the taking Of Fort
Ilatteras =" For the lack of ammunition,
Fort Hatteras, on the coast of North Carolina,
has surrendered to Picayune Butler, who
commanded a fleet with 100 guns and 1000
men. The neglect to furnish ammunition to
these brave men, on an island coast, is most
inexcusable. Picayune must be dislodged
Immediately, at every hazard and to the last
extremity This will be the last victory of
General Bombastes Furioso."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

Th0nSnnds of Females die annually for want of n
eheuy Tor the ailments TO which they Incident The
only such remedy we know of is Sir James Clarkes F
male Pills They are put up in bottles eontaun, "a
pills, with circular containing explicit directions and
sent post free for and post stamps They are well
known to be the only sure and remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause
Sold by BUSH 4 CO. and all Druggists
aus deodEveo,v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

S"tchelor's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
'" A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. Instan.
ahtneous nits effects does the skin and invg.
crates the hair for life BE and use none other
hah the genuine, signed on each side Of every box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
BStS ana Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manufac
o ~ Oh barclay street. date Is Bond street, and 23s
""f' w" iorhs d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

Ar the democratic caucus, Thursday eve
Mug, the following gentlemen were appointed
committee to report, at a future meeting
city committee for the ensuing year, and re.
quested to meet at the Times office, Tonight,
Saturday at y O'Clock Ward I-Sylves.
ter Burke, II. D. Stone. Ward 2-T w.
Caldwell, L. Weller. Ward 81. Foley, ].
f. Estabrook. Ward 4-Moses Taft, E. S.
ChiIds. Ward 5-Hugh Doherty, R. Barker
Ward 6-S. I. Field, Geo. w. Gill. Ward
VIM. Head, VIM. Bush. Ward 8-John
Mayo, l. Mcnamara.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

TURF IN WORCESTER GREAT FIFTY MILE RAoE.-Fu1
Noon Trotting Park On TUESDAY, Sept. 10, 1861,
there Will be race fifty miles, for purse of five hun
dredred dollars, $780, between a. A Dalton ceebrat
ed one hundred mile horse, BROKER and G. II. Yves
sons w IN white Lilley." Trottng to commence at
2oelock p. M Admission to the Track so cents Car
riages will leave the heal Foster street at 10 o'clock
Sc discs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

oBlruARY--Dayid Lee, Esq, of Barre
died very suddenly on the 31st ult He was
one of the most prominent and esteemed ell.
zens OF the town, and had been long and wide.
ly known as a magistrate and land surveyor.
His age was CO years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

MlLFoRD.-Mr. George Draper of IIopedale
has made liberal offer-to form Immediately
a rifle company in Milford this, if successful,
will be the third from the town, besides host
of individuals before enlisted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

UTILITY OF CLEAN SHlRT.-The Mem.
phis Argus of the oath ut. publishes the fol.
lowing curious proclamation from the mayor
OF that unhappy city -
NO. 81 tFpedledTy been made to
me, as executive officer OF the city, Tor protec-
ton against iadiscreet parties who are sent out
to impress citizens into service against their
will on steamboats,. Many of these men have
been dragged from their beds, wives and chill.
dren, Jut aeuer has there been a man taken uho had
on clean shirt. l hereby notify any citizen
who may wish pass wlhin the city Of Mem
phis to call on me, and will see he will be pro-
tected. One poor man being shot yesterdy by
one Of these omia,cs, as they may be called,
causes me to give the above notice.
August "a, 1861. JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

A PATRIOTIC FAMLY.-Mr. Pardon Corey.
OF North Blackstone, has four sons in the
army One is in the second Rhode Island
regime aid the three Others are in the
eighteenth Massachusetts. Still another son.
residing in Vermont, has written his father
that he intends to enlist IFoonSocket Patriot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

TO the Young Lndies and Gentlemen of
Norcc-ter-l he subscriber pro poses To form Class
70 meet ON WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons,
OF UNITED number, to commence about the irst Of De-
toDe Tor the studying OF Drawing in Pencil Grayon
anps m every department received usual. Every
advantage VIII be afforded TO students who intend TO
teach Photographs Painted and Copied in Water Col
os, or on Painting. large collection Of Oil Paintings,
water Colors and India Ink Drawings for sale and ON
nee exhibition. TltOS. EDWARDS.
s6 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

a FcIend in Nced.-Iry it, Dr. Sweets lnfalI
BILE Lument is prepared rem the recipe of Dr. stephen
Sweet, OF Connecticut, the great bone setter and mas
been used in this shape the last twenty years with
them0St astonishing success As an external remedy it
without rival and will allevate pain speedily
tla any other preparation. Fpraii Rheumatic and Merry
Gus Disorders 1t truly nullible and il curative for
Sores Wounds, Spraius, Bruises, &c, its soothing,
healing and powerful properties excite the
last wonder ana asouishment of all who have given it
trial. over four hundred certificates of remarkable
cures performed by within the last two years attest
this fact. d3taw&weOwly my22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

There are again positive reports from sever
al sources that jeff Davis is actually dead
We persist in doubling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

SUICIDE IN BARRE.-The Barre Gazette
says that Peter Whttemore, apparently eight.
cen or nineteen years of age, was found, on
Thursday morning, hanging by the neck from
a tree in pasture in that town. When the
body was discovered, life was extinct. The
young man has Ii mother residing in Oakham.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

New WORCESTER Rev. D. Dorchester
will deliver discourse to the young men, in
the public hall, at New Worcester, tomorrow
Sunday evening, at seven o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

The FIFTY MILE TRoT.- Some of our
Boston and other exchanges speak very
sharply of the proposed ''fifty miles trot" that
is advertised to take place on the Full Moon
Course. And we learn that the mayor Of
Worcester has received communications from
abroad protesting against such cruelty tohorses
and asking whether he will allow it to take
place. What they say of the proposed race is
quite just but the Full Moon course is in
Shrewsbury, and not Worcester, and there.
fore not within the jurisdiction of the mayer
of Worcester, who, we understand, would
interfere with it if he had authority. Those
interested in the matter would do well to ask
the Shrewsbury authorities what they mean
to do about it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

WAR MEETING IN BosroN.-Itis announced
that Hon. Benjamin f. Thomas will preside
at the Union war meeting in Faneul Hall,
Monday evening. Gen. Butler, Gem Wilson,
and Hon. Otis P. Lord are announced rs
speakers. Many people in Worcester and
vicinity who wish to attend the meeting will
undoubtedly be accommodated by an extra
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

4. IL. Nichols, Nj. H., Homeopathic EBhysI.
cian.-Oiee andresdence liz Main street. Office hours
from to and fronI7 10 S O'Clock p NJ.
Worcester, October 20 1850. DIFF ial5
:, Drs. ssiIIer 81 Chamberlain, Dentists, l42
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

FRANK RIVERS TRoUPE will give per.
ormanee at the theater this atterA9o ao5 fer tP
be'open at two o'clock, the entertainment to
commence at three o'clock. Tonight they
make their final appearance, when, it is safe to
predict, they will have full house. They
have had first rate patronage here, and have
well deserved even better.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

n. SlcF. Davis. Attorney aud Counsellor q ~"
briney Row, 1888 Main street, Worcester ctl Jas
.. r.. Harris, Dentist. l5s Main street. oppesins
the new Mechanics lila Building. ."
Claim 10 mixing splendid Photographs, eolored o.
plain, iom Daguerreotypes anu AmoroSPes an zoe
Main street. dti VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

AErs. y. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
fl Midwife, lolds herself in readiness day and night to
atte nd to the duties Of her profession Residence is
Austinstreet dtt oJ4