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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

CANNING AND FoRGERY.-A frightful de-
velopment regarding Hartford morality, has
just come out. As we have repeatedly warn
ed this community of late, the vice OF gam
bling is exceedingly prevalentin this city and
men who had been supposed entirely above
such things. are occasionally enticed into
sporting rooms and ruined. A case has come
TO light within few days, Of young mer-
chant of his city, whose business prospects
were uncommonly bright. who was connected
with most highly respected families in this
city, who had as tair a start in life as mortal
ever got, who has been proved guilty, not
only OF losing all he was worth. aud money
that justly belonged to his creditors, at the
gaming tables, but WHO has forged notes to
the amount of some thousands of dollars to
conceal such losses, forging the names OF his
father and father ln-law,a as signer or endorscr,
and putting them off through the banks, bank
ing houses and note buyers. Thisis a case of
uncommon stamp, both from the character of
the party concerned and because the ruin is
SO palpably due to the gambling gentry of our
town.-Hartt0ra C0urGut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
lFrmthi" Home JournnI,n New York

No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal popularity as LroN's KArHARoS To those who
have used IL and who has mn he reason Is obvious as
not only beauiaes the Hair but preserves and restores
II at an advanced age Of life. It's perfume and agreeable
enVenlfg effects, should stamp indispensable article
Of the toilet
The above is but me Of thousands NJ similar oommenda
uons-lt stands unIiydllei toilet article Be sure
ask tor LYONS kAruAlRoN as It's unparalleled ppuaro
" has caused several unpncped persons to put up ya
uless limitations, which they call by somewhat slmla
Names sod everywhere in large bOtu 3, foronly 2 cts
=, HEATH, WYNKooP a CO.. Pr pretoru.
hu Oh Liberty street. NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

APFLicrISG.-A terrible instance Of the
suffering, caused by Post Office mismanage.
ment Or robbery, happened recently at 81.
Louis. A man who went thence to- Texas
to return Immediately, found some profitable
business which would detain him several
months, and therefore wrote TO his wife, in
closing one bundled and fifty dollars for her
present wants. Tie letter never reached her
and being, with her five children, turned out
CT her home for non-payment of rent, and
driven to despair by the idea that her hus-
band rad deserted her, she drowned herself
and youngest child in the Mississippi. The
unhappy husband and father, receiving no
answer TO his letter, returned to st. Louis TO
mud himself q widower, and his children sup.
ported by public charity. The Postmaster
VINO stoio that one hundred aud fifty dollars
department., the Head of which il Is impossible
10 cheat or deceive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
REP UBLICAN MEETINGS.

Hon HENRY WI SON will speak at
Black t)ne, saturday Nov $.
Hon. THOMAS D. ELLIOTT, will speak at
Worcester. Friday, Nov 2.
Hon. ANSON BURLINGAME will speak at
Fitchbirg Saturday, Nov. 8.
D. Q 4. GdtFFiN, Esq will speak at
Worcester, MONDAY, November 5.
Hon. MOSS KIMBALL will speak at
Wlnchen on, Wednesday, Oct 81.
Oh ARLts " SLACK. Esq will speak at
Wet B0ylston, Tuesday. Oct. 80.
Athol, Thur day, Nov l.
JOHN l. SWIFT, Esq. will speak at
Wnchendon, W dlesiay Oct. 81
W. W. RICE, Esd, # Wore ster, will speak at
s1uthhor tuesday, Oct 30.
Ashburiham, Wednesday, 0,t. 81.
Clinton. I'll Law. N ". 2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

ARREST OF CoUSTRRrnirER. man
named james 5. Reeve was arrested nj bis
rooms in Chatham street, New York, on Sat.
urday night, and about $4,000 In counter.
felt bills were discovered aud seized, as well
as quantity Of plates Among the bils
were thrces OH the City Bank, Bangor, Me
The pl ties were for twos and threes on the
exchange Bank, Salem. Mass and ones and
,ntees on the Exchange Bank, Lockport, n.
4. 4. livery appliance tU counteriOiling was
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
For tie SPY.

Messrs Editors In your paper of the 26th
instant, you stated that owing to the burning of
the steam mill on Manchester street, farmers are
now obliged to cart their corn long distance IN
order to have the same ground. Perhaps YOU are
not aware that a large grist mill, with power and
accommodations enough to accommodate all the
farmers in Worcester county, is now in success,
iul operation in South Worcester, only about
mile from the cel.tre of business
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
Dagus rr"osy pes for 25 Gents,
Steam Picture Fact0ry and B0goutr of ar Cor,

Of Main md Front Streets.
The most beautiful gan ~. and finest arrong mt of
sky iighin New England nagu RE types for rs ents
pos essi ssmr order Of merit hose charged 90 a.
for in The Boston ans hueuts 100 Gao Of tfase W ~
OF ART distributed among the Boston public in six hs
by Tyler Go. pr raj produced upon both an extan
sVe aud economical sctl-25 cents iteuess and s. 80
dozen they are tasen ~ Steam reaciioery tbS -,
Camera, and tn 20 RI mine i1pr yem-nts which have
cost Tyler co so COG and years Of toll b Dig out.
Ladies ana ge"tiemets viii find the Palace 81 Art cor
cf Msin and Front streets de tirable Mace
No connection with the people in the ga ret next door
p26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

CORN AT THE WEsT.-The corn crop of
Kentucky never was equaled in amount. 1t
is large and all ripened well.
In Indiana the growth is very large and
well ripened in the south part of the State. -
in the north part of the State frost, Oct 5,
caught portion of the crop and will make a
good deal of soft corn.
The crop is large in Illinois, but was injur-
ed by frost in the north part OF the State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

DEcIISEs.-Dr. Alfred Hitchcock, Of Fitch
burg, member Of the Wing Committee of Wor.
esster County, informs the National 4Egis that
he has voted for the Wing ticket for twenty
years, but he does not propose to throw away his
vote BY casting il for the Wing nominees, and
shall therefore cast his vote for that ticket which
Is headed by that cell tried Statesman, and honest
man, julius ROCKWELL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
CGNSFINIpTInN

diseases Of the Throat and DIR Passages of the
Lungs successfully treated By Inhalation
The subscriber has permanently located and esta Gsbed
an office in the city OF Boston, for Il exclusive r-atren
OF Consumpdonard alt diseases apperariug to heIungs
ana throat HIS system mode Of treatment crpsss in
the direct application Of remedies the part Affect nv
the inhalation Of GoLD INDICATED yAP0Rs ann lis suc
cessu results being based upun the principle that nba
ing or breathing remedy in this class diseases must
be more effective and certain in its curative powers than
medicine introduced into the stomach
The apor administered by being breRthed or inhaled
rom nhe sponge placed into glass globe. which is
attached elastic tube ivory or glass mouth niece
Patients residing at distance and not able to visit tba
city, can be treated by letter. by giving full and careful
description OF their disease its duration character the
cough expector ation age and occupation and The anna
pirate remedies with Inhaler will be sent to them
II. P DILLENBACK, MD,
ana dnnd ArGrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
Town Republican Committee.

The republican County Oon mitu e have organized and
are ready 70 furnish with campaign docume t, to be
dlstleued In your fesp cve towns They call upon you
r Information IN regard to Tia progress Of the cause aud
VIII ala IN furnishing speas application by mail
or personally Do your duty. The friends Of Freelom
iooA 10 worcester County Tor large Republican vote
II. b. ST0DDARD, Chairman.
WM, 2. sLOCCM sec'y
WOrceste Oct ~ 1856
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

In the City Council, on Monday evening, an at
ssmpt was made to call up the resolution which
was laid upon the table few weeks since. to aus.
tain the action Of the city authorities in reference
to the prosecutions under the liquor law. Il was
but too obvious that the design Of tie movement
Fas TO make political capital lor the Gardneri,es
and the motion to take from the table was voted
aovn N~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

BREAp FROM SPRoUTED WHEAT. "A friend
writing from Eeimillion county, Indiana, asks
US to say to all who have sprouted wheat, and
the number is very large, that if the dough is
knea led as dry and stiff as possible, and baked
with lively heat and somewhat longer than
usual, that the bread Will be as good rs though
made oil the best flour of grain that never had
been wet Its SIMPLE remedy, and worth
trying.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
LIBERAL TNInN.

County Convention Of the LIBERAL Union Party win
be holden in WARREN H lLL in the city OF Worcas,
on I'll ESDAH, Oct. 30th at l03 O'Clock A. NJ The 81
cation viii be in proportion of three to each Represens
tive in the General Court.
The various towns in the County are requested IN su
their delegations soon p0ssib e
EDW'D W. LINCOLN, Chm Co. Com.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

FurEAMs MONTHLY is again promptly at hand.
The opening article Of the November number is
~ account Of the history, objects, organization,
@e'nOoa' and results. Of the United States Coast
ou,'ey an enterprise honorable to the country.
sno one which 10 doing much for Science aud
humanity. We are happy TO learn that the cir.
ealAaOn q 'nis periodical is steadily extendiDe-
siAet oreditaels 70 the taste and Judgment OF tbs
community. For sale at Thompson's p,r,os,nsi
Offices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
COoDNOW 4 my IyooD

NO. .bI MAIN STREET-wHOLRsALB DEALERS 1E
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs,
In al their variety selected for the New England trade
Also at Retail the largest stock in this city which win be
sold at the lowest prices
u. A.. GooDSow, ............-.-.. R. Haywood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

On the night of the 10th, the citizens
OF Baton Rouge, La, were under arms and in
great excitement, on account OF rumor that
the slaves intended to rise and attack the U.
5. Arsenal aud the Bank Nothing of the
kind however took place. On the next morn
ing, Joe Craig, colored barber, and a sus-
plcious character. was compellel 10 leave the
place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

PATENTS. following patents were g..
sued 10 New England men Tor the week end.
Tug Oct. %:
Cyrus Clapp, OF Montague, Mass, for i'm.
pfoyement in scythe fastening.
Samuel Fuys OF Lowell, Mass, for i'm.
protelnent IN finishing carpets.
George q. Hunt, OF Wolcottyil.e, Conn,
Ton Improvement in melodeone.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

1wics MARkf4D "A Story Of Connse,;o,,, >, -.
New York. Dix Il Edwards. 1855. ''su' Ahs
These who have read this amusiug .,o.. 4.
pieeemenl, ~ ths Successive numbers Of Pa,nas ~
VII % giaa 60 Bet y combined in volume In
THIS form y will undoubtedly have a good 1, n. !.
one Of the best deneations VI country life IN Ne
Enyland that has appeared. II may b haa n
Ieopscn's Refiodiesl Store. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

The undersigned proposes to go South 10 spend the win
ter and wishes to gage two three active intelligent
young men accompany him, for whose services liberal
compensation III be given
Shoo Teachers, or young men from the country will
be tr erred.
The subscriber WILDE the American House. in Wo--
cester from the Both October, the evening Of Nov
to receive applications. f. I. HOVEY.
OF d3tSwlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
/. OR SALE.-Ay VALUABLE Il 1TTP P-,1TR


* OK SALE.-A VALUABLE WATER POWER
~ md MILL, situated In North Hoosiok, II ,nsselaer
20 tR'niysN miles from Troy, and Immediately a. Join
wy me taload leading from Troy to Montreal and with.
10 1--WE hours travel Of the city Of New York and six II
ING property consists of a Min, built Of wood about
as since Tor the Manufacture Of Wooden shawls with
"iIse al never falling W0ter Power Store and ONCE
aolo'iug me vi i agood Dwelling House. neat Gotta
W. sunelent lumber Of small Tenements to acc mmo-
uae the hands emp Dyed on the plac and about sixty
acres of Lima.
y considering the facilities or communicating with NV
iorh am Boston, 'auty and hcahulnes Of tie ST.
, VI we nest ag hcuu ra counties IN the state, Al
Np alunlalt supply Of watar--very few places odT
greater advantages for MANUFACTURING.
ms property {" ~ he sold und'r foreclosure on ~
o. November next, by Au tlon, At Troy aud will be So DE-
tueu ~ y That paitor the VIII can be obtanrd ~
lWse oesifous 10 FUR hare mi where n qulred aNro
Pruoh OF inc purchass IN Iiey an reaau noitBisc
Tor one or more y ars.
fnrt,tr iniarmat on will be given by applyngto DAY
tho subscrbcf a. TarrytVwn Nov York.
Ovo dga w. SHELDON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

WARD MEETINGS The Republican Commit.
tees of Wards and will meet at Headquarters
this evening. punetual attendance is re-
quested,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
Nrm advertisements.

GENTS DRESS BOoTS,-We have verv
1911 assortment Of Cent? wed and Pegced CALF
DoUIo o. superior style and quality Also Doublq Sole
"a ana Patent Leather Congress boots s1 great var
Cash. SSGiTu sea si1r :, IIitteap lor
go dan "a hSuI en-,
EiTY or WORCESTER -Tb, I,bo11,5-,.
- o UT Of worcester, qualified to vote i'm .ections NJ
o.fnnr, Lieyenatt Governor Senators or Renresents
nfes'dre herehy notified to in III, r resr Va
ms on Iuesday, the 81 Sth day Of N yember ~ nine
eCh ID tie forenoon, then and there - act on the fol-
loRing articles, to wit - act vi Tue Ioi-
n ~ 40 give ID their votes for Governor Iie,tarat
governor, Secretary, Treasurer and Receiver CsneraI
ana Attorney General of this Commonwealth for
- 10 represent the District of Worcester and
nv Representatives to repre- the Cty of Wnrcas
III She next General Court e this Commandment. ai.
i9r county Commissioner in place of Asapb W6oS
county Treasurer and Register of Deeds for the Co.
Of Worcester, all at one ballot 'ii'S
"a 10 give in their votes by yea or nay on the ann
Fo an Act in addition Act to Establish the Cit
o. worcester" approved by the Governor Nav \ 1s5S
relating to the Fire Department - -''O'
me poils slAll be opened at nine O'Clock A NJ ana
shall be clnsed at four O'clock p NJ "'U
W"aeSS' GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, Mayor of the CIV NJ
worcester this twenty fifth day Of October in the wear If
ouI Loru one thousand, eight hundred and fitv FIVE
ny ORDER OF the Mayor and Aldermen
" 0opy' A''sst SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk,
oo ,- LEVI JAC KSoN,
uV' Constable Of w rcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

Tooth A che Cured. # a dozer G:fferent kinds
without using chloroform pain. Teeth thoroughly and
firmly filed aiso cleaned, sealed put in, divided alter.
ca IA position, and regulated, without giving any pain
Warrantei-at my Office, front Gu nsisamond Bank
opposite office to Hon. Isaac Davis' I've been engage
or the past fifteen years in practising dentistry on Broad
way, New 1nTk City, ano will be pleased to attend
10 one who may need best quality material as well
as workmanship References the very first families
III New York City Worcester can be seen at the office
sIE DIFF DIR. HOLT, Dentist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

NntfitEFe Principle DR.. ALFRED g. Hal
AutIor o. me New Theory 81 Cure By Nutrition can
Dc consulted IN person by letter his address He re-
ceses ana examines patients in all forms disease gives
prescriptions and medicines and presents ihe most san.
Eune nope TO an nYads of safe and natural restora.
to on principles new and Satisfactory at his HEALrB
feb6 ,Ie,.1 -ie 'i"'' > W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

Suffering Females will hnd timely relief and
freud in need, well suited to their Sc In the itbh
use OF Dr. Cloughs Columbian Pills The sense Of sink.
ing at the pit Of Il stomach transient pains and aches
terror, sghngs and groanrgs tremuonsness irabiity
htiui staring--these, and much more these Pills viii
cure sold for merely 25cents box See advertisement
Su'u ny U. eCOIl. Druggist. rie2g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

school COinIniIIccs, or Teachers fitting mn
School Rooms with the Modern Sohonl Desks and MANI
can purchase 30 IN cd condition. for one.hf their ori
mai cost, By applying to WIN H. EATON, propretor m
MASSACHUSETTS, Mercantile and Mathematical ipstiu,e.
Worcester, Mass. aulb N'',II ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

hepubitgnn County Com InitIce.
An adjourned ~ScetinR OF the Commit ee will b. holden
we Republican HI ad Quart rs on Wednesday next at
~ 9eIock A. H. s,0DDAkD, Oh Irman.
o29 d3t
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II. DILLENBACK, NJ
uo deodSw6m 69i ummer st., Boston.
Bleeding nj the Lungs.-seth W. FovIe ~

Breeding Mt the LunSs.-Seth W. Fowle ESQ:
Dear r. Having been attacked with hemorrhage of the
lungs, which left me with troublesome cough and the
usual debility quent upon such an attack and hay
ing cured myself by the use of ''WlSTARiS BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY, feel it pl asure and duty to
testify to its merits My general faith patent medicines
Is small but for thsse who surTe under pur1oparv
attacks, am persuaded that the Basam is an excellent
Pr PaiHuon. Yours, truly, JONA CHILDS
qua, Editor Ohcopee Telegraph.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail only bv SETH
W. FOWLE, Boston, Mass to whom all orders sbopId he
addressed and for sale by his agents.
- AGENTS-lames Green, D. Scott NJ B. Green, Chas.
OlaT6, worcester; G. H, ooburn, Leomnster
Go eOd2w&w2,
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DRESS MAKINd.-Ladiesw wishing dresses made,
a. their own homes, can be accommodated by
calling on Mrs L. Gleason, at No. Is Chandler
street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

LOOK TO Your FLOWER GARDEns.-M. B.
Green Co. have commenced their annual sale Of
dubious rooted Flowers from Holland, embracing
all the most beautiful and choice varieties Of Hy-
acinths, Tulips, Gladiolus, Crocus, Iris, &c The
present time Is the very best for planting and ar
ranging these Sslds of ornamental plants, and
the ladies of Worcester, who take pride in their
gardens and borders, viii do well to call at ZIG
Main street, and obtain their supplies.
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~. A. nNIAIIm

Mrs. >. Goodwin, AN experienced and spce.ss
midwife holds herself IN readiness, day and nigbt y y
aehd Che da'es OF her profession Residence is Austin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

Read the letter of julius ROCKWELL, in
another place, written in 1850, on the Compro-
mise measures, if you wish for evidence of the
soundnesk Of the antecedents OF our excellent
candidate Tor Governor, on the slavery question.
Al tnat time Henry J. Gardner was Webster
bunker aud Union Saver, Of the bluest stripe,
going in for the Fugitive Slave Law and all Kinds
o. hunkerism' and has not made much improve.
snent since
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" OFceslcr Bydropnthic Ins,i,u,,o,,

on Arch ana FOUNTAIN SIS, Worcester, Mass M,
proprieIors Of this Institution aim 10 make ii com
9rShe home for Invaids at all seasons. The location
elevated and healthy yet easy VI from all parts al
the city. 80 F'''' W
The medical department is conducted by Dr. g. Rooms
and has never been Limited to the exclusive use Of Wat,
M N use casS when seemed TO require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
n. ". ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedto. Office hours ITO PM
au27 dNwtf ''i'
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NIu.ie Nolsce.-aoDpARp I ALnRIchh,,

BFND' d VI. ALDEICH, FF0mpter. ,
n. GODDARD. 1stNioiiu. W. L. HOBBS Clarionet
J. NJ. ALDRICH, 2d LIS. Powers Cornet Piston
b. X. DELAED. Double Bass.
ENGAGEMENTS NAV be made by n. P Goddard Mulburv
St, W Hobbs, Goddard ST.. I. NJ Aldri H. Vine ri
or b X. Del nd. Loring Brothers. Musical Head
Quarters. 203 Main s..
The above Band, thankful for past favors solicit
continuance of public patronage
-
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Greenfield Mass for hus Boar 10 90; to French Of
BrNu,rse, Mass, Tor ine Sow. 10 90
NJ 30 Nj p


No. s2-BoAES OF oTHSR BREEns.
Tiro gears Old 5ud Uf1nGrds, The committee being
unshe decide tn TesTective merits Of the kshre
ard Yorkshire lreeds, recommend first premium on
eseh bred, VIZ:
On Bears t.so y.ars old and uytra-as Fist premium
SIS ors shire boar, Hung rTd. ersole 4 CIV e.
lishu' &. First pr ulirn. IS 90. BERKSHIRE bOaI
Ao'rs FoTdhsra. Y; "a, Is 90, Berkshire bosr, 6
Nor is, 2 rdhsm \ Y
EoaTs one star od, Only one entry vas made u';icr
this class and The comStee therefore award tie I'd
MUM. $40, BERKSHIRE boar, 6 Morris Fordham Y.
Ne. SIS VS. OF OTHER BREEDS
Tico years Old end nPacards, First Tenium, 81.
Joseph TUite, Dorchester, Mass "a, 10 90, Ghsres r
Damon, Cochituaie discretionary premium, $40
Stesrns. Manchester. Il
One yea Old and under fsgo, First premium. $50
joseph Tu''le dorchester, Nass %, 10 90, Morris,
ForGh&m Y,
No. Shes or oTHsR BBsEps.
The ooUamr wru'd report hat mere serp no pigs Of
other BREEDS preset tel which answered the condi
lion ch reiu red not less than six in Litter and there
fore made 30 ,rd.
In cases shere TO mention is made Of second and
third premiums, III not awarded by the COMMUTE
premiums omTTED.-The following premi-
ums were ON tied in the list published In The Spy
Of Monday
CLASS I
No. ] DURHAM HERDs
Third premium diposua, paUli Lttbep, South Hadley
Mass.
No 5. DURHAM Cows AND HEIrERs
CoWs thee gears Old and Upaeares, Frs premium,
sIoG, 'Iris Norris Bscar, Fordhsm. VI ID, 10 90,
'6rom. L g NJ iris Forth m, y; 81, diploma, 'alaid
Of Oxford Becar Smitht1wn Lsng Island.
heifsrs tWo ytd'S cid and under three years. First
premium, $50, Miss Beylle,' Be:ar. ithiuwn, l.
/; p rs o. Minerva - Morris car, FJrdham,
\ 81, diploma, " ctjria -, the Ee
Discretionary Prtntums. Lathrop md G NJ At
water - utl Hidley, Mass.
HeiferS year old fad under, First premium rs,
SUR rise. Morris L BeCsr, FoJdha IL Y; ID. 10 90,
shmd have been awarded 'Yctorire owned by the
parties, but there being mi petition, this could
not done,
Te committee would also speuk the highest terms Of
very superior heler cali, Grace Qwnrd by Nor is
Bgcsr, OF Fordham Y, but .he premium list offered
premium calves
No. 7..GR,DE Cows,
Three years old and uglgaraS-D scretio2ary prsmi-
UNI. $40 Sheldon, Cayuga county n Y
No TO-. WoBKISC OXEN.
Discretionary premium So, L johnson, Auburn N Y
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How TO Make Money, and how TO Jseft,
THE
LIFE, LETTERS, AND CORRESPONDENTS OF

With Elegant steel EngTaviugs OF amos and Abbott Law
renee 4 gents wanted 10 canvass the country. As,.
large lot Of B0 Ks JUS received from the r,de sal,
ers, and viii be sold at greatly reduced prices
N. HERYEY & CO.,
OBS dI 2OI Main ST. Wore ster