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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17
CITY AND COUNTY.

WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the Worcester agri-
cultural association was held in this city,
Wednesday, for the choice of officers for the
ensuing year. Mr.. A. G. Hill of Harvard,
was elected president of the association to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Col. VIM. S. Lincoln. The same gem
tleman was also elected president for the en-
suing year but declined, and Hon Stephen
Salisbury was unanimously chosen in his
stead. The committee Of nomination report
ed the following list Of officers who were ell
ected for the ensuing year:
Vice Presidents-A. G. Hill, c. E. Miles
SeCretary-J ohm ID Washburn
Treasurer-C. Nj. Miles.
TRUSTEES.
Athol- Benjamin Estabrook
Auburn l.. Perry.
Ba res. Ellsworth, w. Robinson, Jr., John T.
Ellsworth.
Berlin-George II. Barnes.
BlackstOne-Dan Hill.
Bolton--J. Forbush, A Holman
Boylston-Dinsmore Ball, d. I. Moore, Henry
Brigham.
Brookfeld-E Twichell, Alauson Hamilton.
Clinton-N. ii. Bgelow
CharltOn-S. Carpenter, L. NJ. Farnum d. Car
penter, james Davis.
DOuglas-W. Hunt.
Dudley-H. II. Stevens.
Fitchburg-A. CrOcker, j DEL Page.
Grafton-H. +. Wing, j. Mcclellan, W. f. Wheel
err, j. ID. Wheeler, Charles Brigham
Hardwick-W. Mixter, Moses Smith
HaTvard-T. Ball, q. +. Burt, A. j. SAWYER
Holden-D. f. Parmenter, b. w. Abbott, A. Put
nam.
Lancaster-Silas Thurston
Leiceser-J, A. Denny, Silas Gleason.
Leominster-L. Burrage, j. Fletcher Oliver Hall
Lunenburg-B. q. Whiting.
MendOn-J. 4. Metcalf s. Dudley
MillburV-,J. Il. Wood, A. O.. CUMMINGS p n
Mills, L. NJ Holman.
Milford-o Underwood, A. Mathew, b. D. G Cd
frey.
Hamilton.
Northboro-G C. Davis
Northbrdge-P. Within, r. W Dudley
North Brookfeld-F! Walker A. Walker
Oakham-James Allen.
oxford-George Hodges, jr., L. c. Parks, r. A.
Davis
Phillipston-Jason Goulding.
Prlnceton-J A. Reed, John Brooks, j. Brooks
jr n. b. Reed. j. 7. Everett
Royalston-E. Newton.
Shrewsbury. Is. Hapgood, A. Harrington S.
Wyman; T W Ward, $. A Cushing
SOuthborO-J. Burnett, H. H. Peters
Spencer-E. j. Whittemore.
sterling-Moses Sawyer s. Sawyer, Sawyer
Sturbndge- X. Carpenter, Samuel Hobbs.
Sutton-Haryey Dodge, Putnam King Robert T.
FOsdick, S. i. Champney.
empleton-Artemas Lee.
UptOn-Wm. knowtOn.
UXbridge-S Loyett, l.. S. Taft.
Webster-SOlomon SUBWAY,
Westboro-G.. G. Sanborn, j. H. Whitney Chas
i. Rice, AnsOn Warren Joel Forbush,
West Boylston-A. +. Knight, Charles Goodale
Warren-Reuben Waters, William Lincoln
WOrcester-Leyi Lincoln, Isaac Davis, A. H. Bull
lock, r. Newton ID. W. Lincoln George Hobbs N.
G. Is. Pratt, q. s. Howe, Grocer, NJ. NJ. ChaiHn G.
A. Chamberlain, John Hammond, John Barnard
W. Bigelow, Marshall Flag, Jabez Rice Merrick
Bemis, Charles Bowen, o. Is. Hadwen, Rufus Car
ter, VIM Eames.
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The Republican voters of the Old Ninth cor.
District aud all who support the present
state governments, and in favor of the us ana
means necessary for the eectual suppresson u an
rebellion, are requested to elect deiee ates 10 Tue
District Convention to be held at Briniey u ~ y
in Worcester on WEDNESDAY the tw enty seco oIi,
day OF october instant, at II O'Clock a. NJ for The
purp sc of nominating candidate for congress for he
uneXpred term for which Hon q. f. Bailey was elected
The basis of TO be delegate from each
town and ward OF city, and additional delegate for
every two hundred VOTERS and for every fraction
over one hundred voters in each town ward accord
ing 10 the last census of voters. The following towns
constitute the DISTRICT
Ashbumham, Auburn, Barre, Boylston. Brookfeld
Charlton, Clinton, Douglas, Dudley, Fichburg Gard
ner Grafton HO den Hubbardston, Lancaster, Leices
ter, LeOminster Mibury, New Brainree North Brook.
field, Oakham, Oxford, Paxton, Princeton, Rutland
Shrewsbury Southbridge Spencer, Sterling Sturbrdge
sutton, Iempleon Webster, West Boylston. Westmin-
ster' al Winchendon, and the city of Worcester.
| Per order Of the Republican District Committee
| ~ P. EMORY ALDRICH, Chairman.
October Is, 1862. dtc
ALL boxes packages designed for the Soldiers Re
lief Committee will hereafter be left at the Soldiers
Rest No Foster street, nearly opposite the Boston and
Worcester Railroad Depot, instead of 100 Main street,
| as heretofore.
olO iSwtr Pvp OpDpp
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SpGtlal $lotlees.

Peoples District COuyeHtiOn.-Thc voters in
the 18th Congressional District irrespective part who
approve OF the action Of the Peoples State Convention
held in Fancuil Hall Boston, the It'll inst. are re-
questcd to elect delegates convention to be held in
Worcester, at horticultural Hail. WEDNESDAY,
the I'd INST, at IA o'clock for the purpose of nom
mating candidate for representative 10 the 18th con
gre's from this district and t. transact Their ness
that may properly come before the convention. The
basis OF representation to he delegates from each
city and town. and additional delegate for every
hundred votes cast at the last election
This district is now made up Of the follow towns =
Auburn, BLACKSTONE, BOYlson, BroOkteld. Charlton,
Douglas. dudley, Grafton, Holden, Leicester Meadun
Milford Mllbuy, New Br lin Marlborough North
bridge, No Brookfcld, Oakham, Oxford, Paxton Rnt-
land Shrewsbury Southborn'. Southbrdgo Spencer,
rturbrdse sutton, ton. UXbridse, Warren Webster
WesbOr0'. West BovistOn, West Brookfickj. and the
city Of Worcester in the county of Worcester tle
towns OF Bellinsham Foxboro', Franklin, Midway,
Walpoe ard WFent ham. in the unity Of Norfolk
Fer order of the Peoples State Convention,
G W. BEN LEY,
ESEK SAUNDEFS,
CALVIN FISHER, JR,
members OF state Central Committee for Sh District
old
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

meeting in Mechanics Hall this evening,
promises to be one of the largest ever as
sembled in this city. Hon. A. II. Bullock
will preside, and we may be sure that Mr..
Summers address will be worthy of himself.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

THE MEETING To-NIGHT.-No admission
hear Mr.. Sumner, this evening We make
this statement because somebody has reported
on the street that nobody will be admitted to
the hall without ticket, for which a fee must
tirely free, the galleries being reserved for
ladies, and everybody being invited to come
and hear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

Worms In ChIldren.-This troublesome com.
paht exists to than &c Morally snnncsad
arao Is generally prevalent among children who esi
me Ike and on which worms thrive The disease b"s
tsel by uneasy sleep, uneven appetite Gsposition 10
ltch about the nose and sores the face and Ia
hently cured by llunnewells Eclectic Pills 81 avs
mas been the results, that the use of ihe To- N, 49,
will be carried out "' l"''ih'ule' ana
~ Fac simile QfJ. l.. Hunnewll's signature ovey
cotks of genuine only. "e""'"ie oNeg
,F9r SAFE by all dealers everywhere JOIN o nm,
I ~ ~ 1ISEEN ~ " JAMES GREEN, GEo r ijAR
LOH' agents Tor Worcester Mass. deodt WIN, Is IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

DIR. MAcKAY, formerly known for sundry
violent attempts upon the muses., and now the
correspondent Of the London Times, wrote
several anti-slavery songs in his poetical pc
Rod The songs were as poor as his letters
are false He gives his poetry to freedom
and his Islander to aid the cause of slavery.
We are the gamers by the exchange we would
rather have his calumnies against us than his
verses for US Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

CoRRECTIoN.-In Thursdays paper, detail
ing articles sent to soldiers ny the ladies' re-
lief committee, credit should have been given
to Mrs. Bigelow at Washington for one bar
rel supplies, including clothing and delicacies
Miss Barton, for three boxes do; ladies and
gentlemen of Worcester, for one package
paper crackers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, Ambrose Nc
Kinney and James WEIGH, for being drunk,
were each fined 81 and costs. Eliza Foley,
Tor larceny Of dry goods from Barnard, Sum
her' u Co., was sentenced to the house of cor
rection for one month.
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II. g. GRAY. Secretary.
Charlton, Oct 10, 1852 dE,yt1o


THE members of Cataract Engine Co. No. 2, take tbIs
opportunity to tender their thanks TO Mcssrs q hon
ing s. H. Skerry, and Luther Deand OF North Brook
neld Tor the liberal refreshments furnished us on tho
evening Of the great FIRE in that place Also to the Ia
dles ana gentlemen, fcr their unceasing efforts In fnr
hlshlng cur men with refreshments while at work We
also tender to the Board of Engineers Of that place our
many thanks for their kindness and genemaniy bearing
IN the performance Of their duties Also to the mem.
hers Of the Fire Companies pi esent.
EMMONS CHAPLIN, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

Isatchelor's Hair Dye, TBE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATChEL0R'o celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted injarc the Hair in the least remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and invgorates the hair for
life Gray, Red, or Rusty lair Instantly turns to q
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold BY GEORGE p. HARLOW. PAP Main St
and all Druggists, &c. az The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0n, on the four sides of each
box Factory No 81 Bearclay street. date 233 Broadway
and Is Bond street, New York. d6w)v mv9s
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GEORGE G. DAVIS, Secretary.
Milbury, October Is. 1852. dnnn2is nlG

Worcester Southwest Senatorial District
Convention The Republican voters and all who
support the sent National and Stale Governments
ana are ~ avur OF oil means necessary for the eectua
suppression OF the rebellion, of the Wort ester Sof
west senatorial District comprising the following named
townsi Auburn, Brookheld Charlton, Dudley Leices-
west Brook1eld and Warren are requested to elect Del
egates 70 senatorial Convention to be held in Tho
Town Hall, in Charlton, on WEDNESDAY The o5d d iu
OIL instant at u O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of
NOM ang candidate for STATE Senator TO be voted
for at the next ensuing State election a. for be @
pose 81 any other business that may properly
tion will be one delegate for each ono bnndrad Vot
WIN one additional for a majority fraction ''
'Vorucr Vi the hepuOllcan District Committee
81 ~ nn.- s..--.--. r.. b. DODGE, Chairman
Charlton, Oct TO- 1880 J6,y,lol "a
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Dennis Mccarthy of Syracuse, says the Al
bany journal, has been lifelong member of
the democratic party, welding more influence
in Onondaga county than almost any other
man. He has ayowed himself for the union
ticket; and so has ex-United States senator
Foster Of Rome. The Seymour democracy
viii be very "select party on election day.
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To the councillor cOnvention =

"PEoPLE's" SENATORIAL CONVENTION
The peoples convention of the Worcester
central senatorial district was held in this city
yesterday, at the Bay State House. Edwin
Conant, Esq, presided and VIM. S. Davis,
Esq, was secretary. George 7. Rice, Esq,
of Worcester, was nominated for senator
The following gentlemen were chosen district
committee for the year ensuing George
Swan and VIM. S. Davis of Worcester, Otis
Pierce of Paxton, Zadoc Gates of Rutland,
and - Bryant of Holden.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17
Gbe 9ag spp, dolureste frOap NlOning OFT u, 1882.

L, S. Allen; Southboro, Peter Fay; Westboro,
benjamin Boynton; West Boylston, Aaron Good
L. II. Bradford; Lunenburg, William Baker; Leom-
mister, John Ii. Lackey; Lancaster, II. Prescott;
Harvard, a. q. Hill; Sterling. Samuel Osgood;
am, jr.; Ashbumham, George Winchester; Prince
ton. II on. John Brooks Roy ASTON, Caleb A. Cook;
Phillipston Edward Powers Hubbardston, VIM.
Il. Clark; Athol, Charles Field Dana, n l.. John.
son; Petersham, L. c. Parmenter; Barre, George
NJ. Buttrick; Hardwick, Oren Trow; Oakham, Mo
ses A. Ayres Templeton, Henry Smith: New Brain
tree, Samuel Harrington; North BrookfeId, Chas
Adams; Douglas, Charles j. Reyes Sutton, Elijah
Sibley; Mendon, j. G. Metcalf; Auburn, Dea. En-
srsOn; Brookfeld, Francis Howe; Dudley, Eben-
ezer Davis; Charlton, james NJ. Sanford South
bridge, c. A. Paige; Sturbridge, Nathan D. Ladd;
Spencer, William Upham; Webster, Augustus E.
Day; Warren, j. +. Hichcock Leicester, Joseph
A. Denny; Oxford Nathaniel Eddy; West Brook
field. Ohm NJ. Fales.
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me ne WORD "SOZODONT" is derived from the Greek
mo9T1S SuAO, 10 PFeSerte, and ODO MES The TeetI
.SoloDoNT' PreseIrer Of The Teeth '''' 'ee''


THE MOST CONVENIENT AND EFF1cArtors n,,xr,y,,or
Known
. For hardening and iuvigOrating the Gums: cleansing
neaulylhs and presc wing the Teeth: imparlp a az
nsnlully elTcShing taste and feeling TO the Nnb re
moving all tartar ScuTt, ana other Impurities rnn, Inc
ateh completely arresimg the pIugrcss of decay and
decay. '' "'0oHle OAaek ny
Recommended by many Of the most eminent .T)ivines
OF the day. ~ 'o''N'l0 sci'leh'eh
see Testimonials and Trial Bottles to be obtained
H f2 3y az Druggists ct 50 cents per Bottle
Main Street, Agents for Worcester.
HALL s. RUCkEI., Sole Agents.
olS M,W&F New York.
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Military Cocoa.

SWORDS, SASHES. BELTS, sHorInr,
An, 81, CAPS laps, PISTOLS, HAyERSACKS. STRAPS
Also-Drinkng Tubes, Rubber Guns " ri,i,uutnt.
Knife Fork and Spoon, with many other article Desks
soldrs comfort all of which will be sold AT the lot
possible price Particular attention given TO invest
PRESENTATION SWORDS N"rulg
CHAS. C. COLEMAN
DEALER IN WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER WARE Ac
sli DIFF 2l3 Main street, corner % Foster
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE AT
bank was unfortunately open, and the flames
ran so rapidly that there was not time to reach
it; but the money and most valuable papers
were locked up in an interior iron apartment
of the safe, and were found in wonderful
state of preservation. By carefully separating
the bank bills found in a charred condition,
every bill has been identified as to the bank to
which it belongs and its denomination, hence
there will be no loss to the savings bank ex-
cept what is involved in the incalculable in
convenience arising from the destruction of
its books The books and papers in the town
safe were preserved: but, unfortunately, there
were but few there, Mr.. Knight, the clerk,
having most of the town books in his count
nag room. Six families were driven fromfreir
homes-Mr. Wood, the hotel keeper, Mr.
VIM. II. Newton, who carries the mail, Mr.
Charles Bush, Mrs. Galen Whiting, Mr.. Free
man, the barber and Jerry Carly. Mr.. j. S.
Whites branch harness shop was burned out,
but the goods were rescued without much loss.
Geo. w. Warren, shoemaker, and Free
man, the barber, were also among the suffer-
ers. Mr.. Augustus Smith, Mr.. O. A. Tom
blen, and Mr.. Marshall, who keeps clothing
store, and others are involved in loss occasion
ed by the removal ofthe goods, as their stores
and houses were in imminent peril. The
| horses and carriages were all saved.
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Worcester East Senatorial lsiStrIct Com
XeDtlon.LIhe Republican voters and all who support
he present National and state Governments and are in
laVor OF all means necessary for the cectua suppress
soa OF the rebellion, Cf the East Worcester Senatorial
Dstrict comprising the towns of Berlin, Bolton BOyl-
ston Clinton Grafton Millbury, marlborough Shrews.
nurA scarborough, Upton, West borough and West
uon y be held IN Academy hall in Grafton on THURS.
DA1 Inc 23d day OF October instant. Ii O'Clock M
lor inc purpose Of nomi qng candidate State SEN
ator 70 be voted for at the next ensuing State election
anu Tor the purpose OF ansacting any other business
that may properly come before the convention, The
oass OF representation to be one delegate from each
town and one additional delegate for every one hundred
voters, or a majority fraction of that number
Per order OF District Con mttee
o 7, K. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
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Alarre assortment AIRY GOODS
Drinking TaSes csps Kn Ps caps
fact everything that Soldier VOTE and Spoon, and in
Portable Presentation swords nr 10 make him COM
quality. RICHER procured, of the best
Sign of the Big Gun Iq5 r (, agent,
and Spectacles. dc iFer Ware, Jew elry,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

Draper sI Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal Grass Seed, Salt Lime
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also Ssenfs
for the sale of Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime Peruvian
Guaho, American Ouano and Ground Bone.
DRAPER e CLARK
apo diff Nos. 95 e. " Front ST., Worcester, Mass
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W0rce ster Central Senatorial District
COnVehIiOn.-fhe Republican voters of the W orces,
yer central Senatorial Observation-Disclosures Holden Pax
ION ana kutand-and all who support the present Ma
tODal anu state governments ana in favor of all
means necessary for The eectua suppression of the
bclion are requested to elect delegates to Senatorial
Convention to be held at the Bay State House. in Wor
ccsier on WEDNESDAY the I'D " Of october inst,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate tor state
SENATOR and for the transaction of any other business
that may come before the Convention. Per Order,
oil dt22 j. d. DANIELS Chairman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

SOLOMON w. RuGcLEs Of Fitchburg has
recriyed patent for an improvementin stump
extractors.
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FIRE.-The dwelling house of Adam Har-
rington, on Mulberry street, was partially de-
stroyed by fire Thursday afternoon. The fire
caught in the upper story, and the roof was
very badly burned and the remainder of the
house much injured by water. The furniture
furniture, and barn were insured at the old
Worcester Mutual office for $500, much
more than sufficient to cover the damage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-17

me GOnIehstOns ana ExpprIrnc. NJ - r.
tubllshed ior the benefit and ms a p'9rnin a5
Nv prea 40 yonng men who suffer from Nervous Delhi
~ lealuIe i,ecay, NC; supplying at Inc same ti,
ae means OF self cure. BY one who has eircI hf s
peig put TO great expense through medical mnn
i,oh anu glackery BY enclosing post mid alrasIli
f SINGLE COPIES may be had Of ira nm 1S
n. Y. tTgti h'NoIui hlnBs county,
"N"h mchO
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Peoples Senatorial COhVentiOn.-Tbe voters
IN the East Worcester Senatorial District comprising
the towns Of Berlin Bolton, Boylson Clinton Grafton
Mll0urv, marlborough, Shrewsbury. Southborough
Upton, Westborout and West Boylson Of
party who are in favor of Obcyng the la adherps to
and maintaining he Constitution it is and who go
now for an unconditional and uGQucstionng support of
the President in oil constitutional measures in all means
known to civilized warfare, in putting down this ac
cursed reba!ton, are requested to elect Delegates to
senatorial ConveI ton to be held the Town Hall in
Westborough, on T. tuesday,, the 18th inst at eleven
clock NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate
Tor senator and to transact any other business which
NAV properly come before the Convention
Ic basis o. representation to be, two delegates for
eaeh town. and one additional delegate every hundred
voteg cast at the last election
Per orier state Central Committee.
Clinton, Oct. H. 1852. dtIGth oi2
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WoLFE'S CELEBRATED SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
SCHNApPS
The above medicinal beverage is manufactured nv the
proprietor in Holland, expressly for me,icnaI use II
has been submitted to the first chemists and Nh, ,icans
in this country and in Europe have certified to its
valuable medicinal qualities, and prescribe it in their
acc The proprietor has in his possession more than
ten thousand letters from patients who have used it in
the aDoycnamed complaints. lie has the privilege OF
referring to the following PHYSICIANS, no stand at the
mead of their profession in this city up in pint and
quart bottles sale by al druggists and grocers
EDOLPHO WOLFE,
No % Beaver Street New York
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EhhVe You Bought Your Clothes " ringer
II SO, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS AZ
SWALLOWS Sh SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
piece, and NO IRON RUsT). A child can wiring vony
clothes with this Machine, we'll as an adaI Cali
Mair street opposite Briney Hall P' -V'
r. AGENTS wanted in every state City, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale al 80
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Peoples County ConventiOn.-The voters Of
w rceNtcr County irrespective of party, who approve
Of the action Of the Peoples Convention held in Fneu
Hail. ON the It'll inst are requested to elect delegates to
a County onventOn TO be held in Worcester. on
WEDNESDAY. the 22d inst. Horticultural Hall at
10 CLOCK A M for the purpose ofnnminang candidates
Tor the offices OF High Sheriff District Attorney one
County Commissioner, two special Commissioners and
four commissioners of insolvency and transact any
Convention.
fhe basis of representation to be delegates for
each city and town. and one in addition every hun
dred votes cast st the last election.
Per order Peoples State Central Committee,
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Experience teaches us that telicacy prevents rpan
females from applying for the means 20 alleviate spr
ing and save life That objection Cbvated in the case
oiSir James Clarkcs Pills prepared after the prescrp
ton of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen OF
Iand and well known TO be the only and sue remedy
torfemae difficulties and obssruetons from any cause
They be sent bottle containing 50 Mills most free
by encOr ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH Il CO., and all Druggists
nj de0d&weOW
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People Dist"ict COnVeRtiOn.-The voters in
the Old Ninth Congressional District, irrespective of
Conventions held in Faneuil Hall, Boston, on the It'll
inst are requested to send delegates a convention to
he held in horticultural Hall, Worcester. WEDN ES-
DAY the I'd ns al o'clock M, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for congress for the unexpired
tenn for which Hon G. f. Bailey was elected. Each
city and town is entitled to two delegates and one add
ona for every hundred votes the last election
Per order Peoples State invention,
G w. BENTLEY,
CALVIN FISHER, JR.,
ESEk SAUNDERS,