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FISH MARKET,

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, .
WHERE can he found all the different kinds of FRESH
" FISH the season affords from the Network Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich New London, and Prov
idence markets, such Cod, Haddock MdckereL Habut
Shdd Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Salmon, &c together
with an assortment of small Fish The Salt and Fresh
Waters Also all kinds OF SHELL FISH from the above
places Also assortment oDried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
~ Fish bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and most fashionable style and reasonable
distance free If charge. TERMS CASH
CO Cash paid tor all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH.
April g. N. G. SPRAGUE
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EACTORY TO LET.

- TN SPENCER, suitable for Cotton or Wooden
90 Goods, or other manufacturing or mechanicai
It'll. purposes Said Factory is situated IN the GENRE
Village of spencer, failing stream OF water
living sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms aud
,reparation, than sufficient for one set WOODEN
aachnery The building is SO by 30 H. three stories and
tjc nearly new and in rst>rate order with "a brest
ybeeI with main drums and belts. Connected with the
bt We is new Dwelling House for two Tenements, and
even acres Land.
Reference NAV be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester !;
MEs DRAPER, Esq, of Spencer or Of The Subscribers IN
g.rrep KNOWLES s. SI3LEY
Inna II dwtf
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FARM For SALE-

IL THE subscriber offers for safe his Farm situated
snfN about mile south OF Grafton centre contain
N ing about e5 OF good Land well watefed-the
Buildings are in good condition-the House large and
convenient for two families, with failing we'll Of
excellent water IN the house-the Barn has been built
within few yeRrs. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wood Land. Moving and Tillage There is good Water
privilege on the premises where dam he raised with
out flowing other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
and terms For further information apply TO the
subscriber in Sutton CENTRE or to HENRY Prentice,
On the premises HENRY d. HOWARD.
sutton, Dec 5. dWtf
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SERAPHINES AND EOIIANS.

HARLEY d. PEARSON, continue TO manufacture
at their Old Stand, [l75 old Ne) (2O3 new MOI
MAIN STREET,
SEhTpHINES, GOLIANS, REED ORGANS IND
MELODI1NS, of superior quality which they are pre-
TO furnish at wholesale retail the
aoie TERMS All instruments manufactured by us are
wTraned EDeaers and others are respectfully invited
TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Aug IA. dam
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Water POWeF dol Let,

- TN New England Village, miles rom worcester
- near the Grafton Depot, on The Boston and Wor
Ill cester Rail Road The building is % by So feet,
NO stories well lighted and well supplied with water
Also near the above a GRIST MILL, neary new. tt e
aiding is % by Is feet, with stories and an attic
e run of Stone and Cracker has good of custom
three or four Tenemens rented with the above if de-
red
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
ell or rent
AIRY or all of the above will be rented for
sars ShLlH FhAiI.
New Enslaal Village, March 9. dwif
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TO LET

IA FTNHE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
faM j. known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
Sspot, 100 feet by 50-wi be fitted up to accommo
alto basement.
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by 80
stories high, with steam engine and engine attach
sdand Blacksmiths Shop near 40 by So feet, sorel
ligh, with yard room-will be fitted to tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire the office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No. las Map
street diff Feb
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A BARGAIN,

"A DAhGhaVJ
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered to a
L "a business man who would ike engage in the Drv
and Vest India Goods business pleasant and thriving
village, the line of the Western Rail Road ten miles
from the City Of Worcester. The subscriber being about
to:change his business will sell his entire stock and stand
al very great bargain Any individual having moder
ate cash capital and wishing engage the business
Country Store, where money be made may apply
personally or by letter, post paid to
July IA diff JOHN FIRTH Clappviue Mass
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
MAgnefic RafferieS. &c


'TNHE subscriber has taken Rooms in Boucen,s Biock-
NO: zO5 Main Street, Worcester,-where he now has,
ana wiz constantly keep for SALE agent, large assor
ment Of Mead's Vibrating Magnetic Batteries Abdom,
hai Braces, and various
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with, or without these rcles has re-
neVed or cured many persons, in different parts Of the
ate aeeted with rupures, spinnl curvatnres rheuma
s ana great variety of nervous disorders he will
continue 10 DO So either at his Rooms residence
OF airy lady or gentleman, who may favor INN with n
request Tor any of the above instruments or Tor his ser
wees ~ me application OF the Galvanc Battery.
hprh lz' OF JOHN G.. KNAPP
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BLACKSMTTHTNG,
RATHS

THE subscriber, having fitted up and increased
the number of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
citizens o. Worcester, that if they choose WASH and
REMAIN WELL, rather than TO pay Doctors bill to get
we'll they can be furnished, at any time with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOG, and annie
by calling at the of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June 81
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Coaches and Harnesses for Sale.
TNHE subscriber has for sale nine passenger STAGE
COACHES. One of them is nearly new, has been
run but four months is trimmed and finished in ele
giant style with The best materials The other is of the
style and nish has been used longer weighing
about 1850 lbs each
Also set of STAGE HARNESSES, all in good order,
and will be sold at great bargains. We CLARK.
Worcester, June IA, 1919. diff
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
~ running west from Main Street. north of the residence
Of Abel Jaques, ESD Also, Austin, Chandler Chats
nam, Newbury and Quincy Streets.
The above Lots are for the first lime offered for
ale The aRd adjoining hem being built upon and their
pleasant location near Main Street, makes them the
desirable Lots i'll the CITY, Terms OF ale suit the pur
chaser. L. & S. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 3d. dwtf IL Portland street
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.
MITCH s. JONES have on hand Iron Plane
Il ing Machines; two of Is feet, with trip motion COM
pete, and two OF feet, without the trip motion. The
above machines and built OF the best of materials
and workmanship and will be sold low cash or APP
proved credit-lhey may he Foundry
n. D. We continue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted to
give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Worcester, July 81. diff
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WHENCE THE DIFFERENCE?

A PHYSICIAN of extensive practice, in this CITY, has
lost but two patients of Plus typhoid fever since
June 10th, lS45 and Except when complicated with
other diseases in Infants but patient of dysentery
during the same time IN several other diseases mot
Perhaps IN an his success has been equally marked Can
any one intellgentIy expBin the reason
Aug 81. 3taw3ns CALVIN NEWTON, MD.
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known as the THAXTER FARM, is offers
ed for sale ii being one of the best in the county,
containing hundred and forty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon and in good repair, ard well
supplied with running water Three hun fred dollars
worth OF fruit is annually sold from said place
d&wu A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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FOR. SALE,
HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE

sAbEs
- he subscrii er will sell his House on LINCOLN
faeR ST. Il has been thoroughly repaired the Inst
-sS SPRING and is now in perfect order. Attached
full brock its border With very little expense il can
be mqde one of The most desirable residences in the city
Also, for sale, FOUR ACRES OF LAND, constituting
the front of the Farm owned by the subscriber poste
toe house OF Simeon Gales 1t is bounded on the East
by Main street on the south by the Clements road and
hee is TO he an ample drive way through the and
on inc norih SIDE o. II. BLOOD.
sept IL DIFF
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BUILDING LOTS

THE subscriber has for sale one of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, it is sit
mated on the north side OF Chatham Street. on the hghth
Of land near the Dwelling House of Rev. Mr. Smalley and
contains about $500 square feet He hasaso other lots
on the Street, containing 5000 So eachand three
Lots in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
neEr the Red Mills Taylor Street.
June A. DIFF CHARLES WHITE.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

SsA NEW and convenient Dwelling House. with
fnAE \ two Tenements pleasantly located west OF
Main Street, within FIVE minutes walk of the City
HAIL. and commanding delightful prospect the city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal Inquire Of II WILL
LlAMs, No. 2l8 Main Street, or of d. Brown, No. 5
Central Exchange. distf June 26
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For SDya.

k-s TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
E..ES n 81 Said house is so by % teet, with wood
!i4"shed and other convenences. The lott s6eet by
10, convenient for large small amly, and consider
able uit on the prem For further particulars inquire
Of ALVAN ALIEN is PrumbulI
worcester, kly Il, 1SAS. DIFF.
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TO LET

~ A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement and Barn
ns IA situated at Webster Depot. II s well calcu-
lated for the Beet and Shoe business as ai1nd ance
aep for hess branches Of business found in this
'icnity 1t also well arranged merchandising for
which purpose il has been occupied for several years
or terms, which will be liberal 10 good tenant apply
the Depot Master, or CLEMANS d. LARNED near ibs
einlses dtJ Webster Nov q
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAAEs
A~R A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer St
sslf "a consisting of House, Barn and Buidiag Lo
1914 supply good and durable water i'm many de
rable privileges, when examined. DIFF March s.
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HsRER - VIZ.

Carriage, Sign & Ornamental Painting
>&sJ y 'I'HE subscriber, grateful for past favors
kHSLDzy would respectfully inform the public
(5OC*1 that he still continues the above business
-s-----SlS--at the OLD STAND, Mechanic Street,
near Man, where he hopes merit increased contnu.
lhce Oh patronage. DEXTER RICE
Worcester, Dec 81. dti
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FOR SALE OR IET

A.a A COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in a very pleas
sNA a ant part of City. For further informatio
%k&@s~ inquire at this Office. dif July 10.
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RARE CHANGE.

lie STOCK Of Grocery Store will he sold low and
the Store on Southbridge Street, recently occuped
by Cushman Fhayer will be let the Grocery or Pro
vision business. l.. & 3. p. HARRINGTON
.nhe H. Ut IL Portland St.
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FRUIT TREES, &c,
The Worcester Nursery

In Z now well stocked with choice variety
- A of FRUIT TREES aud ORNAMENTAL
REEFS and SHRUBS such Apple Trees, Pears, Puns,
herres Peaches, Apricos Nectarnes, Ounces English
ooseberries Curran Fr and other Evegreens European
fountain Ash Roses PaOnies &c, all in Ge order for
anting.
o. The Autumn considered by many the best time for
ranspantng, and better selection probably be
nade than in the Spring, those wishing Trees &C., will do
7el to order them
aa@z Do A fine collection Of HARDY PERENNIAL
.eASy4 PIONEERING PLANTS, and the Autumn is the
-ss8fYTS best time to set them.
- G Also, good assortment Of TULIPS, HYA-
CINTHS, and other Bulbs.
% CATALOGUES furnished gratis upon application 10 the
Proprietor. SAMUEL H COTTON.
Worcester mo. (sept) %. dw5w
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TO LET

AuA CONVENIENT TENEMENT. No. 2s Thomas st
aA Inquire of JOHN GATES or WILLARD
AA BROWN July %.
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Rev. DR.. Lands, Clergyman

SIDNEY, New Jersey, July IL, le4S.
DR. A. H. CHRIsTiE-Dear SIR You wish to know
Of me what has been the result in my >ase, of the
application OF THE GALYANlC BEL NECK
LACE My reply is as follows:
Fc vt trenty years had been suf, Dys
pei cry year the symptoms became worse nor
cov ain permanent relief from any course of medi
calt- Int whatever. NV ply scians were skful and
excellent men but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather in the discharge Of nay pastoral du
ties become subjec to a Chronic Rheumatism
which for year after year, caused ndescrbable
gush In the severer paroxysms the skill of my physi
clans sometimes afforded great relief; but this re-
lief was only temporary Farther in the winter of '4S
and 46 in consequence of preaching great deal in my
own and various other churches in this region was at
tackled by the Bronchitis which became
as to require an immediate suspension of my pastoral s
DOTS my nervous system thoroughly Frustrated
and as my Bronchitis became worse so also did nv Dys
Pepsa and Rheumatic aectionthus evncing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
medium OF the Nervous System. My suderlngs in
deed severe and had prospect other than being
treiy laid aside from the discharge Of those duties and
the performance of those labor in which my soul has
ever found the highest of her Joys
Bst reasoning from effect to cause concluded that
me Nervous System must be reached, before any hope
coud De INDUCED OF my obtaining relief from these most
distressing maades. In the whole phamacopea there
seemed to be no remedial agent which could reach and
recuperate my Nervous System every thing that had
tried for this purpose had completely failed At last
was led by my friends to examine your inventions and
Though with no very sauguine hopes of their efficiency
determined to try the effect OF the application OF the
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG
NETlC FLUID. This was in June, 1916. To GREAT
AsTorIs1IhENr In TWO DAYS Mt DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME MY PASTORAL E
LABoRs, MOL HAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE on
ACCOUNT OF TINE BRoNcHITIs; AND MY RHEUMAric ArFsc
TON ALSO CEASED TROUBLE If time permitted,
could fill sheet of paper with the details of particularly
but can now only furnish this brief abstract My Dye
pepsia has returned; the Rheumatism once IN
while visits but not severely and is easily arrested
and lie manfestly being driven from its hold upon my sys
tenn and my Bronchial affection is entirely cured Such
the wonderful and happy results of the experiment
have recommended Inc BELT and FLUiI, to many
who have been likewise suffering from neuralgia sheo
tons. They have tried them, HAPPY RESULTS BIZ
LIEvE
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDl%
For sale in Worcester by the Agents NJ B. GREEN,
md J. GREEN & co. dM&SwecpIy Nov. 8
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- the Sd Story of Central Exchange a ronn 10
TEA by 80, possession given Immediately. Also one
1sE- or two TENEMENTS, pleasantly situated In
iuiry may be made at The Spy Office, or Of
July 81. le49. dt ADOLPHUS MORSE,
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TO Rem e..

ia A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT
10 IA suitably arranged and occupied as genteel
3&h boarding house, 4 pleasantly situated near Main
rect, will be rented Immediately together with all the
nture and fixtures Of the house. The present boarders
LAY be retained and the owner OF the premises boarded
or further Information apply at the o. Eden end
SudDury streets. July Q.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

FRA HHHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM situa
f.asf ted partly in the south part Worcester and
&aA% partly IN the town of Auburn. For particulars
enquire of the subscriber LEWIS CHAPLIN
Worcester, Sept IS d3twtf
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Houses and Lots.

KEOUSeS and Lots.
NHE Subscriber offers for sale Fory Building Lots on
LHurel Hill, one of the beautiful locations in the
City. Prices running from (S4oOOO) four huadred to
($l600 00) sixteen hundred dollars ALSO-One House
situated on Laurel ST. Elizabeth street. and one
on Shelby street. all and modern built, suitable for
ne or two families. d&wtf Am MERRIFIELD.
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DR.. OH
10000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions among winch
We large number of ladies, who are peculiarly SUBJ
ieL nervous Complaints, have been
IREI.Y AND PERM NEnTI.Y nIIREn
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For sale in Worcester by the Agents NJ, B. GREEN,
and j. GREEN g. co. dM&SweepIy Nov. 8
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ICE-TCE.
ORDERS for ICE LETT at the stores of CONVERSE a. err
~ YER, under the City Hall, and L. b. FLAeo & Co.
p vain Street will We promptly attended TO by
may e. DIFF a. II. SEARS
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President and to Congress notice of Mr..
DENBY's default.
Is any answer given to our inquiriesl
Is any denial made of the facts, or any of
theml Does any one pretend to say that
this transaction with Mr. DENBY was not
illegal2 Does any one pretend to say that
the statement of Mr.. Polk was true-that
no money had been lost by the Government
in making the most distant transfersl
A few words more, by way of elm
provement" on the facts we have been
considering. If such are considered the
party obligations of Locofocoism-that
Locofoco officers are to embarrass the
public and the press in arriving at the
truth-that integrity and honor demand of
them to suppress and conceal any informa-
ton in their official possession-we would
respectfully ask how any administration
can get along with such agents, and pre-
serve its own honor and its own integrity?
Here is practical illustration of the diff
fculties to which the Administration is re-
duced by the attempt to conduct affairs
through the agency of its enemies. The
style Of a suit cannot be obtained BY WIG
press from a law officer Of WING admin
istration, WITHOUT impeachment of his per-
sonal honor and integrity!
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The Rev AFFAIR again.

An article having appeared in the New
Orleans Courier, stating that j. R. de
Ayala, dissatisfied with the conduct of the
Spanish consul towards him, was about to
make additional revelations, that person
has addressed note to the editors of
the Crescent, stating that the rumor to
which the Courier referred was entirely
unfounded.
We may also mention that the report of
the Spanish consul having struck his flag
and ceased his functions has been distinct
ly denied, by authority of Don Carlos de
Espana.
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Manners and speech-making.

Some of the Opposition journals find it
rare sport to criticise General TAYLoR's
speeches, and ridicule his manners. They
say that he is awkward before strangers,
and does not make favorable impression.
On this point there may well be differ
ence of opinion. Surely enough, he has
not the manners Of a dancing master, but
it has been well said that he gave recsp-
ton to twenty thousand strangers at Buena
Vista in style that few dancing masters
could have equalled.
As to his speech-making, the people
knew very well what kind of speeches
General TAYLOR made before they elected
him President. Heaven has bestowed d.
vers gifts on divers persons. 1t was not
necessary for General TAYLOR to make
long speeches, in order to gain the popu-
lar confidence; and that confidence will
not be withdrawn because he fails to make
long speeches.
When the chivalrous HULL broke the
spell of England's supremacy on the
ocean, by the capture of the Guerrero, on
his return to port he was complimented
by the citizens of Boston with a public
dinner. The cloth being removed, after
few preliminary toasts came that to the
honor of the captain: "Our gallant guest,
who has secured for himself a name
and praise among his countrymen, and
added terror to the courtesy of his coun-
try's flag" The toast was drank with
enthusiasm, and then all was quiet.
A friend, sitting next TO the gallant
captain, said, "Sir, we are waiting for
your speech" "a speech!" said the
chivalrous but modest HULL, 81 can't
make one-I don't know how" A gen
tleman on the opposite side of the table
exclaimed, audibly, "sir, you are in for a
speech. Don't you see that the president
is waiting for your response to the toastp
The noble Tar rose up and said, Mr..
President, the gentlemen round me say,
that you and the other gentlemen are wait
ing for me to make speech. Sir, |
never made one in my life. can't do
it, sir. | don't know how, sir. By,
Pd rather fight the battle over again than
try it,"
The rafters of Faneuil Hall were little
displaced by the truthful delicacy of the
gallant captain; but we never heard that
the newspapers of that day thought it
proper subject of ridicule, or that it i'm
paired the well-earned honors of the chiv-
alrous sailor.