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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
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feut Dteies urdttdre 2et'e pees has Qbeu elenb nb
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9OrS 9erer BE ttten 2e:enitaftsn nbsoaneu rStnen
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Strtfuren Neherf6ldsen int Sdrn @tsn un6 antere ltr
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Nlan merle i9 Namen unS ausnummer. tenn untSiIeH-
Be lnb trserifbe NdHnder br8triebene unb sepenlpe
Quaflaber S6ubfItder Httefewt6ier Strabenretnieer
unb 2ampensuser IT, rs. xenneu B9 restlnd6tse MerSte
unb auern dnge3rssn Or. SObupn's uf tn Ssr Hdte
RS. aus 8rtefe mdfen einen gOR-Stamp entbater
Cine 6etlung in 2 Iagen ;nseli6ert. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
Q3sleAoers ~ beoh!en !

Or Srtnfpn bietet alert Denet feline 5Ife wtIe t4
burt iptde eeteime uue uunotrlt6e @et SER
6rente tur bic Mr6ett bic eeubae unb fte VI rnfdP9
nadente Qdfer oeihwdht taben.
er ub ttniee trdureen unb betasensDerthen Eol-
oen tcr rfben Geprtnheiten res PGters Sd DE I'M @t
Ten nb BEN @ltetern Smerten IN, 6rp Sddde ees Sc
Gdts 0erlu Der 4Ru eltraft SerSppeR ne boe unrre,
Rdgeniwddc. nnprenune ter Sredns dues'
metne @nhrdftuns, SpmPtcme Der Shrtnein@t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
SaIti more NOa. SofpttaI.
BUR llattroyiiduns Der auudlalberet stubltrt.
Der stn3tBs ploB tn Ter N5slt, no ltdsre,
IHnelle uno 9,ilueIt6e &urea III s- '5a
0ebelmen araufhetten

senat nerten, ais "a dS: unssund6eteit ShoGGe
IN BEN yadsn alnb ben esseer GnslnSaHgen ber iereH
eeni6wabe, geaasfef Weteree fdloaenSet @traanbes-
8pd9e eEstlepfen Sibtsrubeit 3ttterr, Nusenldpdde
S@wtneeI, Scpdniert Gatiau6un9 res Safes, ter gtoie
her gpn9r, hsS Wdeene, her gmserete unS ant jeuet
uetl be bon aeren stteimsn ew tnbt ten ser Sunenb
elte ttrsn Spfsrn seitrAer int aGS ber Streneu ST.
lng oen getbrten ee$ lsieS terribren uH6 ecnn nid
5ettt9 9etelt werbfn hrt aIGusssn Srnunsen rernt-
ten Gdwdde Ger Contribution terucr6rineen Ste Csc u-
n6Gstd na6ea unb julsst Sorper uus Stnu erSren
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II

bebeufen ta ein oeuntr @e unb rn 9tm6ts S0rrer bic
nctbpeuttalen groycsntie 5ur efeltten @adfItefeit
iro Sd pbne ties prb bic ee eS 2eb.n@ sur traHrt8en
pi(derGbr Die Mueidtem hes get nS rerfnter ib nue
lid uup bic eeie mtr0 erereu pen 0etFociFuns nb me-
ladbrnIatn @etra@.un9er, tdB una tte 6reuten msts
&btere eeueftn rermetgert iGe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
DR.. Johnston,

bar stn,tss arst, IDsldsr anjsi5t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
Sunae Mdcnsr,

6efrnbsrS Welt ts Cper sne sebeimtn 9ars ssporbea
ns; SaS iltrl4 j. ple Eauisnbe ia sa sa frbes @rab
reib mee furib sr erbd6enen 3afente entpIdelten
erfanfeSra NIT bent Doher Ter 0erettiamtti ben Sc.
nat begetert pno 3etcr be1bernte Gone enSd tdben
pIrter fn6aeI ltb nit pplem Slertyduen ra6su.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21

Die fredbtten gtrfunsen be-: 9aers tne isbr gu faS'
gerluf bes Gebidtnits, @trWtrrHng ber Sheen Sc
6rI6t6et Ser efeetrdts bSe Ntnun9en Nbnstsure Dor
ber Ceeu6ah u6t rad Giuidn'tete, WttFtanem 9esen
FG it5R. Bultiamteit u. 10. tnS sn'9e eer 0l'maea
HpIge.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21

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@s ott tlf. uHtr tdtt unS nn6teeutenSe Auadaistr,
tpelde I'D ais Gerse egtenighe Dr. etnten NntIn-
Mounaen crplen Ghufiltfer, StelWi9icr Spmpenpustr
w erbIrlnltSae itne retadrde @aamader ws&e tbr
qeben ontatter epsn Btlsnl6a Ter yseetsn rem hie-
hroIen gerufe iptcnetet iN jtet leaemdBts eebeete
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fant nb eas eius gesautsuu9tu Dcer 0rlCre tsanNis
in eiuer 9nice is9en. rt a4l Us-as~ tl-it
y.ana =. Nn Erem, {. I'g oa@
Dr. SypsnSpn iii tsr fngse, resslm6btS asttteee Art
pelbsr bic stlurs Sepilen Sranteen anse'9 Setae
SMtsi urb Setanbfuns nb daen Aneeren ednAlt6 unbe
fannt Gr TT ferunsebist BON ensm es6ea "el&es TT
ben erSstsn riptdlrn GnrOPaS nt TEN ertsn oteS Fan
hss ;1b obte nSmtb: @naInnb Hrantret~ uto In rent
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tere Drdrts ais aue dnberet NerSte ber Qpslt -.
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Fam M certtauen au ene Gbre ais utann nne stne e-
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&enb BON Salttmpretr ntben ber ~FesiterpaAe rr f
6auttrantbettea trerbett iHneu 8ebstlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
Tunte 6 ute,

bic b burd betmtfe 9aftr sci&mdft babtn be e Io oft
Ssn lie aGndbtid iprsn ielbt int s&aft. tur& gptutS
nen, bic memn ungetbei, he Ghe nnmSelt9 MAIDEN uMS
0Srper unS e serfEren Often orrt tte nbbigtn S@tt
ts t6un. Sce @erOneu mteu teorr e eintstsn in tie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
tcr 9'reiI..

ie riele 1auIsute pete rGtreno ter lssen ebenjebn
ohre In Se:er Mnfat trrt une tie gRen9e mid.
fiaer 3ndea Sprairnen Wclhe Dr. SrtnfO1 aus
fabr nb tenen tie 9eNnG Roppcrans unp oele an6ere
nerioreu terohnten mrppn td5 puhlttum wetettcen
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GboYor all Gtre il g'siu9 au Gtaratter unb @e-
inn cine rinretterbe Sefrdtrs
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24

DEFICIENCY N THE CoRy CRoP. -By
the aerIcnltnral report, 1t appears thet
the deficiency IN he corn crop Tor he
pteseit year is neaslY 1900 loo bush,
els heow what is required Tor home con-
su,np,i5n. AZ Tue wants OF the gov rn.
meat Tor the army are so very large, 1t
isaqaeslion whether TIC late military
orders. stopping the distllalion ct era n
in keniucki and Isnnessee, viii not b.
extended to the great dis.i.liDg States oil
Ohio aud Illinois.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24
N.bly ~aid

Gcn. Meade, inst before Advancing 10.
yohd The kApidao, wiole toa New J r..
sey TREND AZ follows:
Il am and have been most xious to
CT et.somc' b NJ, out am determined, 81
ever. hazs,d, .ot 10 attempt auytb NJ
unltss my Jnlgem-ui indlcatcs ptobs-
hiitv 81 accamp ishirr some eli ct com
mcnsnfa'e vi the 4 stfuetisn 81 IT,
nsccssafily inso0yel | u1nd "a her D
tlions nj Tune. Dsr.l ~ 1, ehafged With
ta'd Tess or inctuptle cy, az have
my CO.. secrcc bnfdered by wsnlon
tlaugpfer, usce sly, Of brave men, or
with having ieofari zst tie great cause
by dong What / thought wong
1hs WAS 10 answer to-
'Prisons in high .Hions, 81 lng ne
! Ia better have ny army dtsfoye /,
AID the county i Id - i h Loi.ts q
SELLERS, than re- main mac 1"
The tight al any pfico' j. y bi1 4
doctrine as p ace at any pfee, d
there afe to- many advocates ct cach
for The good uame AMI g. nlity o the
county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24
action.

Tie f,llowing ready seus bic 81 g 4
VS. nj de ia tie Mass ehns ST. i q
reesntr. The p.hic meu who eaH tl.
tie t.uth haze ut, It s.,Hs, tIeA
cid on il tha p'iilicaA y figa "a, /;
Mir. Swau-N ", We hste al a1
al one rc liucnt me home al t.gf
Ii sdis-eo.ist,d. Thy ha4 ia ou-h
Of th,tv day. The adni 1s.r Il, 81
they atc vi Z pc',, Il icy hate - r.
60 o " stFot.,, when thee Ell sol lef-
re-enlist, Vii give Il cin j ii uii oi
this,, da,s aud they len'tc whether
tlc. come home before or alter ie-tn-
Mr. C.ltor-Tbey can't all be spared
70 come hoaIe at u tme..
s,r sw.n they coul be spared to
come home to VOC. AMI 1000 OF taein
came TO New \ oik u attend the 'lsc-
-, T,ey srarsd so uaag I'll the
grand my Of the Pit mac va driven
LEX IL til line, OF Nes9i'etan; and
:. j III Senator SAYS ihey .atnol be
s,,rs,i,a take f,tlough. This admin
,,af,on can s5are men $ lo.g IS Jary
SEQ that the spArng OF them can con
,inne them IN power T" hsneVer icy
can takeynr,e step TO PEI petaate them ~
nower: Tut they c4unet spare 'nem t.
c,,,o home AID see tier US an Ut
IL. ones. sr, | alluded to ofnefel Me
r..,l.,,. AMI. although | am no a
n,a,.,,a,n.rthe .or OF q prophet, eli
r,,1 Ia, Ia Que yea fion the il Of
Marsh next you viii have eec,sign .
az that mo stone which the blilders
r,icc,ed. HE same has become the lead
OF the corner Then we shall close
:. ih s-Iebsilion. and not til then"
.Tsis swan is a white specimen, though
he does live 10 state where The black
pRr.y Is almost universal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24
Lands ia scott County.
a.oks pyWPs.

81 he SUBSCRIBER. STILLooNftN,n, - TO
lnsnaf &C lure the ODD 10 hiened Leg TN p.--
shop on Esnllproial A.ley. hsss ss" .i,s,li an
Perry. :, q
June ~. dk@sm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24

There are $751; h uses o. worth n in
the United Sia.es, OF which 1854 or
Airly-tnree per cent, are IN the South.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
WORCESTER:

10 90 beforehand am pretty familiar with
ms grand successes in our own country-hay-
ing carried the meeting entirely, and evoked
the warmeat expressions of goodwill to Amer
lca-sat down, leaving the audience hungry.
and shouting eco on, go on"
Personal.
Prof. Newman then rose to present the cor
DIAL requisition, which will of course be read
and felt throughout America. This genle-
man has been long known as the most persis-
tent and industrious friend we have had over
mere since the war. He has written many
line pamphlets and made many valuable lee
lures for us. One pamphlet-''The Good
Cause of President Lincoln"-has had great
influence. He is very intelligent looking
man, of middle age, has the air and face of A
scholar, and certain penetrating tone in his
voice that is very exciting Next to him rose
Rev. Newman Hall, great favorite with the
London masses, winch is greatly to their cred
II. Mr.. Hall IS man somewhat of the build
OF Wendell Phillips, but with very black hair
ana wmskers, and darker complexion. He
mas straightforward expression about the
eye, firm and lorcible mouth and nose of
hne shape, and prominent enough to have
made him marshal under the first Napoleon.
who, it is well known, selected his officers
with reference to their noses Mr.. Halls
whole physiognomy indicates intensity, and
MS words have the effect of nails driven in
and clenched on the other side. He began
with an account of fugitive slave woman
whom he had that day seen, who bore marks
OF chalns on her wrists yet and on her side
the blow that had crippled her for life. els it
any question on which side Engllshmen stand
Ill Il CONNECT where one wishes to establish
over continent such atrocities as these. and
the other TO-
avowed now, whatever it was formerlv-of
sweeping them from that continent foreyer?"
1t Mr.. Carlyle had been present he woud
have heard ''the everlasting NO" come nm
from the four thousand throats as if it were
one.
GEORGE THOMPSON
George Thompson (he link that connects
the heroes Of the old ant-slavery movement
IN England with their true successors of to-
Gay, who with William Lloyd Garrison, re- |
celved the "Godspeed" of Wilbcrforce, then |
arnl-ln-arm with him, followed that great man
TO his grave) was loudly called for and with |
that magnificent voice of his, which seems to |
have been created tor Exeter Hall. made a
speech which seemed almost as if il were |
some triumphant symphony rolling out from
tie great organ behind him. He stood like
an authentic witness, to whom the people
looKeG, ana the occasion uttered through his |
earnest and joyful tones, its claims to be con
Sidered what 1t was, magnificent success
whether considered as the fit tribute to an ell
oquent and strong champion of liberty, or
cordial proifer Of heart and hand from the true
heart OF England to her children across the
sea, who are pouring out their blood for |
worIhily symbozcd by the banner
OF the cross upon field OF blood, which Mr.. |
Beecher last night held up to this people as
their pledge of homage to every struggle for
the right.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
Mr.. Beecherin Exeter Hall.

HIS Triumphant Reception The SeceSSloniStS
Sleaced- Graphite Iacideats- Prof. Nec-
mGn-Nclcman Hail. George Thompson.
From the New York Independent
LONDON, Oct. 2l-In the five great
speeches which Mr. Beecher has made in
England and Scotland on the American ques-
ton, before vast audiences, he has taken care
to observe system of selection, which has
brought before the country all the great sail
ent points ct the American war; He has not
repeated himself, but met the confederate
sympath3ers here upon every field which
they had chosen for their own ADVANTAGE.
But the grand climax OF all his efforts was
that which was made in Exeter Hall last
night, before a crowd as great as ever gath
cred into that immense hall.
THE FIRST DISTURBANCE.
The speech was to begin at seven. At that
hour MIR. Beecher had not arrived in the com
nlittee-room, where to the number of thirty or
forty, his friends on the platform were await
ing him. messenger came to tell us that
MIR Beecher could not force his way through
the crowd, but was bravely trying to do So,
and would succeed probably in fifteen min
utes After brief consultation it was re-
solved. in view of the growing impatieace of
the crowd in the hail. that the leading men OF
the CITY, who were present, should go to the
platform, aud that the chairman OF the meet
Ing, MIR. Benjamin Scott, chamberlain OF the
city. Rev Newman Hail, and others, should
entertain the crowd with addresses till
the orator OF the evening should arrive. Inc
procession of these gentlemen to the platform
was greeted with vehement applause; but
when it was discovered that Mr.. Beechel
was not among them, there was equally
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
TERAEs OF ADVERTIsING.

In rag DAILY sPY;-One square" (thres burths OF
~ non) nrst Insertion, OIL each subsequent Insertion
.yoensi one week, 81; two weeks, 80 rs; one month
~ 'n'oo MONTHS 81; year, $50. For half square
the price viii be three ourhs the price of one square
insue Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
rcnn.n First Insertion 81 per square each sub
~ Az transient Advertisements must be raid IN ad-
vanee Yearly OF regular advertisers viii be reouired te
make quarterly payments " "
., ~ No 0rGtatoHS Advertisement. M roro-. o.o
lutions or proceedings Of any cornorat resv
association, aud no communication desSnsa ~ cali ~
sentioh 70 any matter Of limited or indiSidna infsresi
e pc Inserted, unless paid for Advertisement -
The Publishers will not hold themselves respons,
charged for the Advertisements ~ ""'u"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 10---Cabinet Organ.

rms instrument is intended more particularly for
cnurch requirements, and is very valuable for organ
pIactce contains twelve stops drawing six comnnta
ssts OIL reeds with the necessary couplcrs two
blown by second person. 500 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
1t is Safe and Sure.

Dr. stearns must be permitted to say to those desiring
his services that he has time answer unnecessary
questions-that the Gas blessing from God to both
Dentist and Patient, and he respectfully requests all
DoUBTERS TO GO ELSEWHERE!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented October Ell, 1862.

me capabilities OF the above Instrumental nm organ
wlthn the reach Of AL VINO desire ithave opened Tor
an entirely new Held hitherto unOccuped by any mns
ga strament, and have elected the unqualified in
Ing Organists and Musicians of the country ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

DIR STEARNS would say In addition to the above.
that ne IS permitted by b. s. Goldman NJ D. of the os.
ION Dental Depot who being dealer in Dental Mater.
ms mas an extensive Acquaintance with Dentists in Bos
Gas, namely-of entire approval. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 12--Cabinet Organ

Doers from No II in case only For organsts who ara
inekpeenced IN the use OF pedals this our best church
and better ADAPTED 70 transportation confidently
recommend II as very desirable for churches haIj
and lodge rooms. Also desirable parlor Instrument
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 23---Cabinet Organ,

ing the AUTOMATIC SWELL knee stops and double bellows
IN sold Black walnut Case-panelled and 0rnAmcnted
WIN rlch caryngs-an elegant instrument for the draw.
Ing room and parlOr. - -"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
Mottees.

n OTlCE.-I have removed my Repair
a = shop from No. SO, to Mrs l. s. CHArdAN's RnoE
STORE No 6l Main street, where shall be pleased 10
sec ALL FRIENDS and former patrons and viii pledee
them that all work entrusted to me, shall be satsacto
ed. r''''''"S' 10 !os y ppt S9iist
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1868. dsm an i'4' En-
READ THIS CERTIFICATE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 14--Cabinet Organ

Contains six stops-three complete Of reeds and one
manual very excellent instrument for Churches ~
moderate means as ii combines much OF the power and
capacity OF the larger instrumenisat much less COST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
! VALUABLE REAL ESTATI

t-.gsA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
#s,i FOE SALE.-The estate of the late LEWIS BIO.
49, ELow consisting of the Homestead, with seven
acres of land on the side OF Vernon street. under
high cultivation, with choice Fruit ana strip OF land
on the EAST SIDE the street. with two springs OIL
never-fang water. which supply the house ana barn.
and can be earned to any part of the buildings me
alton OF this is SUCH with the fine prospect Afforded
as to make it the most desirable places for gen
tee residence in the CITY. Also twenty acres OF land Pc
about TWENTY-FIVE southeast of the Female college,
which well calculated for Building Lots seven acres
double Dwelling House and Barn on Exchange street
too well known 10 need further dcscr pun. Any part
will be sod at reasonable rate For further particulars
inquire at No. II Elm street, or Of -
s36 dit GEORCE r. BIGELOW, Vernon street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 22--Cabinet Organ

Differs from No 20 in only This instrument is en-
also for the parlor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
Clothing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING /


A. 2. WARE & co.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF rMEIR
CUsTGs Va GRs AND TIE PUBLIC GEN
EKALAY, no THEIR VERY ExrEX-
sIVE II skOnuCTIO OF NEW CLOTH
ING, COMPRISING A GENEEs A l.
STOCK OF sEASoN - -'-rH r'oisT AND
TASTE OF ALL GLASSES OF PUR-
CEIAsERs INCLUDING TIE MOST
APPROVED OVELTEES OF THE
SEASON.
TEE BOYS DEPARTMENT is IN
FULL STOCK, AND WELL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF a CONTINUANCE OF
PAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN TEE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE TO OFFEG QUITE THE
La gGEsT AND MOST DESIRABLE
STOCK 0E OVERCO ATING AND
GoOns FOR ALI. DESCRIPTIONS OF
VE&TEsED AT THIS ESTABLISH
MENT.
PERSONS In WANT OF GOODS IN
EITHER DEPARTMENT OF OUR
RUSINESs, ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
VsTED 'rD CALL AND FREELY EX-
ANIME THE SAME.
gg- PURCHASERS AT VYHOLES ALE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
QUE STOCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 2O-.Cabinet Organ

Four Octayes two sets OF reeds automatic swell doubI.
highly polished. S'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No. 21--Cabinet Organ

Same music in Nos % and 23-in plain substantiaI
Black walnut or OAK case This style is extremely
poplar-perhaps the most Of any that we make-iis
moderate price placing 1t within reach Of all and serves
wei ior either the parlor, yesry school, or lodge room
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be
IN accommodated with board and front room, at %
Green street. dlW' no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No 19---Cabinet Organ

same as No 90 In neat and substantial case of solid
BLACK w alnnt or oak capital instrument for Sunday
private W. = W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
Mnlbury, Oct %, 1853. dtf o2i

[tA FOR SALE-A very desirable
fH Modern Built story Dwelling House, situated
I, on the west side of MAN street. The House con
IL rooms is well arranged for one or twofamies
with an excellent we'll of water, large c,tcrn for soft
watc &c. all Ia good condition. The Lot contains 5000
feet or land 81 rounded different kinds OF Fruit
Trees in good bearing. Price $500 large part te
purchase money remain on mortgage ii desired
For further particulars addrs Box ISL Worcester p.
n90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
No 1s---Cabinet Organ

Five octaycs with set OF reeds automatic swell.
Snn douDie bellows In elegant Rosewood case highly
Eame as No Is, in Walnut or Oak case. An available
instrument for home use though not comprehensive
as an instrument with two more sets Of reeds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
5peftaGles. Ge

In consequences of the great difficulty import goods
the manufacture Of all kinds of
optical, Math eneaticfsI and PhiIOAODhicnI
AnstrumeDtN,
ANA by thus saving the heavy cost of exchange and
auty VIII be enabled sell for much lower than
Hoping to receive the patronage and encouragement
OIL my friends ana the country large, offer Tor the
EXT Sixty DAYS!
All my imported Goods such as hne MICROSCOPES
TELESCOPES, OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, Mathematical
lnstr nents &c &c. at 20 per lower than import
ing pr es. ntendl~ close them all out to make room
Tor those of my own manufacture.
sha attitude to tdOnt Glasses for the most defec.
tive sight with guarantee for satisfaction Pehbels
ground periscopie and flint of mg grinding, to
huy style frame at low rates.
An extra large rtnent Of Gold Silver and Steal
SpGctac!es and Eve 5lasses constantly on hand
Human Atiiicil Ewes inserted and made 10 order
Thankful for the KIND PATRONAGE in the past and pray.
mig Tor a kind continuation of the same
am rcspe fully,
j. R0SENBUSH, Optician.
" Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
T. 81 iuld respectfully remnI the public that I
employ no oaa in selling my Glasses or Spect acles
mchZ4 dt d. ROSENBUSi, Optician.