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VnfalD, 5. Sum- 6cute p~aiiirten $50
neutrality-suspicious., fiir9aniu8 beitinlmt,
bier burd.
Ct. 2put8, 5. 5pni. - Nadridten bon
Garla8 biz gum 20. lino bier eiugetrpffen. so
Orugpner murcen in Ippefu rno 1870 in Sam
renee f%tatirntrt. G5 9ing ba8Geriidt, Dab cine
81rpe BON 9ufiorp8 Mdrneru nabe OIapat>
tonic %la9erten, uno lprtrpdbrenb GGubereien an
benz @igent9uric Der SquatterS tegin5en, Bis
enpli4 Die leeteren Die un9cbetene @dlte milne
wuroe1, t9r Eager an9rifen, 5 BARON tGbtetcn
uao Die iibri9en perja9ten.
Die W}ilprrier, ipel6e fid Bel ben iebioen
Gdmpfeu betbeilistet, batten 8efebl pom gornite
erbalten, ibre 9ube Suiummen 3u pafen unb
al9en6lifli4 nof Miliouri 5uriif3ufebren.-
Stcle 6amilien fcnmen Dem 8efeble mad unb
5lebel fort. @8 berrI6t IN Tcl9e peIen cine
9rrBeNufre9un Z ruperneur Sbanupn iarbte
eilt SotaillOne Jfesierun9Struppen bin, Inn bic
Oroaun9 anfredt gu erbalteu.
0a8 Inter udur98sG plnite bat lid bon Sort
Veaoenmortb na4NefipOrt bis gum 81. perta9t.
-glS gum 10. pieleS wirp baIelbe naG @alb=
in9tcn at9eben.
Gin Srtet patirt bon 8apti1te Gaola, 13ter
ORai., iast, buB 10 Beripnen, meIde Bel Der
@rmcrbun9 Der Brrifluperei, Qeute, robe SIaz
rp%dttcnte, betbeili9t tparen, perbaftet tpurben.-
Da8 Gerii6t la9t, puB bielle6risen lid In elmer
Soble BET WapiaS OeS Gr9sne8 (?) perIGanster
ullD Verltdrfun9en BON 2atprence unb auperen
Yldten an lid 5r9en.-10O Wtann Ganla8Mis
lttdr lnp Is Wtann 9. Ct. 8ruppen Ipueu III
tbrer @tnbrin9ung au8ge3reen lein.
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~gtct9penOt9e Sttntnter6a9l, 191.
Die Convention pertd9te li4 alSpant Bic !
mad, a llbr.
Cincinnati, 5. Suni. 2este gadt err
ei9nete fidr pcr Dem 8urnet 6auie cine traurise
Affaire. - @ec. 8uu, Der 9tebafteur pes Dem.
Waib. 91epierp, belt Dor benllelben cine 91epe,
rpcrin er Die Suplr-y fptbin9S aufS Stren9lte
percamrtte, al8 CT plSbli9 bon @inem aus Der
Wfen9e unterbrpfen urp an9esrifen ipurbe,
tprbei eS Surl Sanpsemen9e fam unD guG bon
biuten NIT einem Mteier selfp4en murbe, nell
Dies bic 2ut9e burdprans uno inn cine sefibr>
lide Wunbe beibra6te. Sem 3ulfano mar
beute mcr5en lebr fritti6, ba iid inuere 8lut=
un9 ein9eltelt bat.
Sem 0ort, 5. Stunt. = @dbrenb bes
pcrseltrigen @inbItcBeS, pelder duBerIt beftiQ
in per intern 8ap %auftrat, perloren mebrere
ubie9elnbe Sdiffe ibre Se9el.
Capt. OeaIp pru Dem Sdppner vSrlpnb"
pelder 9eitern bier a%nfart, beridtet, baB Die
8risg vSarab" pcns Nemburrppprt, urweit
Sanop Soof, ndbrero beS WinpltoBeS ulnl6lus.
@inise S6pcner, beren Nanien nidt befan1t
purpen, eilten i9m gu tSiilfe unb nabmen ben
Gapitdu unp Die Manniduft uuf.
Nud bic 8arfe vGbina" BON philadelphia
I9eiterte Bel Sanbn 6pcf ; Mannl6aft serettet.
Gin Se9elbpct, raS Bel Sort Saniltpn Dor
Nnfer lag, Idlu9 pibreuD DeS Sturmes Inn.
@s tparen Spei S6bne bes s. Mnrpbp $50. UNI
Neptpn Smanep, Elm Singing ron II Sabren,
barauf. Der 2ebtere peripidelte 1id in bos
Tauperf unb ertranf. Die beiben Inpern ipur.
ben bon einent Sdroner auf9enpinmen.
Sem Oprf, 5. Sum-. Sn Dem ameri.
faniiden (Snpten=) y3aticuals@ ouucil b~efanoen
li6 nur 8 Dele9aten bon ben Geu=G n9lanbs
Staaten unb pru bielen bisapuirten Z Die Np=
minatirn 6inmure's uls Brdlireutidaft8 @auz
eioaten.
Bai6in9ton, 5. Sum- Die bculGppu-
tide Convention pertaste li4 heute nad @bts
caso auf ben eriten Wittrpod beS SUM ndditen
Sabres. Sin 8ei9luB purpe 9eIaBt, se9er
8efSrDerun9 per 6rli4er Sprtbeile, nit Nufrp-
ferltng Der prpfeliirnellen @irbe. Gin Wiit<
8lieO, iDlden Senebmea8 idulDis 9efauren,
wurbe au8seltcBen. 81.
Baibington, 8. Sum-. - Senat II
fam 5ulammen, od iecpd nur Elm Outelto &C.
n~atcrer anmeiepb lparen, . perta9te er ii4 Bic
Mcnta9.
Jm Observation-Disclosures mar ebertauS fetn
Quorum anlpeIenp, ipeSbalb es ii9 bis mcrSen
pertaste.
Ssme9p, 5. Suui. @dbreub be8 9eit,
ri8en @etpitterlturmes itie9 rer CRITICIZE plStlid
3 6ub in bic SSbe uno feel chen 10 idnea tpies
Ser. 0iele Grldetnuns 1pieberbplte lid mebre
Male uub brudte nidt ipenis Gufre9uns i'm
Safert uno inter ben rpr I1fer lie9enren
Sdiffer berprr.
New<QrIeons, 3. Suni-Sei Der se=
itri9en Ba9l iie9te Der Ganpipat berancpnct9s
ins8 fir bic Wtairie nit 1000 Stimmen Webr.
belt. Wait g18nabrte bon 3mei 9iiltantsM=
rermen murpe ba8 9an5e amerifaniide Eide
9epd6lt. SIM erlten Ditrift murbe Der Gler
OeS erlten @eridt8be3irf8 grepanier u1b 5lpei
Nnoere BON einer 8onbeS i5ilianer @ 9etoder,
and erbielt Erepanier eiuise Sddiie. SIN II.
Diftrift muroen 3 Si5ilianer e~etoptet. Npd,
mebr Sanosenlen9e fancen in peridiecenen
Stacttbeilen fiat, e8 purbe selGpilen, geitpden
nup II frrt, tr6 pbne cerbdn9niEreae 6cl9en.
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Sbioer Srber erldubta i6 bic Sreunbe unc Srlber sehelbtn
AT bieier 0erariaunesfdbrt beipnoerS ~ein;uldbsn, "a Der 3wed
elm 10 ~erbabener lit, u@ Die unterfasuns ie6eS Srennbes bee
Bilbuna unt @elebruns %pernient.
Gbenis ptrb i6 has sur anorbnuns eieierausfabrt srnaantt
Committee ale mDali6e Niane esben, Sur@ tltatt9e MtNitt nno
axsaesethnete Speifsn unb @etrdnte ben 2betlnepmern etnen
S~eranI9ten unr senuereiben Gag Su SerlhaTen.
SGmmtlihe Sriber res Srnens ino b~slpneers etn6elaeeein,
Nd hem prn Metamprabane AM Mprsen Der NusIanrt praSts
balb s lbr a~bsebenben 3use in &eealien onSnlhlteBsn.
GidetS III 50GS. siinb Bet benz unterSet1neteue nrttte ;u paptn'
Croft : Etamms
Hb. Srfmann. g.. Stump. S, SdneiOtr. 81. Sfstie nnb
Z MH. g9etee.
Metamp asGtanm !.
s. SEEING. Z. Srepe. y. Carl.
MtdmdbufiasG tantm !:
6. zimmerman. S. 0el6. QSm. Strans.
GicamprasS Idmm I:
8. MuQlr, 8. Nett. y. Stttnar.
Cecepla=St.
N. Sdmmerba6er. ~. 8ubuleir. 6. Suert8A
SINS S e6dfer. .. Nsitte. CIR. 8riete. Seer.
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Staaten) 30
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70

=. q II d einei46ne @e9eno.-N e no
5 a m b 8, 80. Wtai.- Sn DEM Qu9enblif,
in Dem infer 8latt sur Brelle 9eht, be9innt Elm
reselmdBi9er Sdneelturrn. DaS thermometer
ltebt auf oier Grab iber benz Sc frierpunft.
(R.=S. 3eitun9.)
8etblt4e Acknowledgements Der
3rultee8 uao Der 8afultdt Der oBennsNfeoical>
llniperlitp" iii 8bilaoelpbia purben I'M Saule
De8 Or. 8iQiamS dn1ccle AM 2. Stunt fcl9enpe
Damen pur9 oengiceprd ipentenW Ncipfirt 81
Dpftoren rerlReoi3in promopirt: GlterG. Nles
man BON Sbio; 6arab $. grun9 BON Maii.
GQen s. Ofe0pn bon @elpbilapelpbia, Spa.
Marp M. 9rnppap BON Snbiala uno Gli5abetR
Cabin BON 8a.
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entlprunsen. gBie man slaubt lit @licr aus Der
Stapt entfDmmeu. OIficer Nillpn mllrpe pers
buitet unO inter 8ir9l4uft 9elte0t inter Der
4nfla9e, puB er @fer sur 6ludt rerPplfen babe.
Die Inter udun9 fonlmt beute rrr. luT Die
IGitfan9un9 GIIer lino 800 DoGl. au88eleBt.
Oa8 8abl@@pllegiu III. = Die fol-
I9enoe Gabe0e 6et9t Die gu Mountaineering peS
Wab(@GpGte9ium8, welde6 iiher BIZ nddlte Prd=
lioenten=Wa su entlheioen bat.
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Sslc9rapbif6e No6ridbtem.
BEEt lr6en 3 nttp. % d err"
Nnemnft Des Samtpfers
E@EA
&T~TER
ES
Mtfnmft Des Onmpfer8
i> % / a 8 a t a.
3 Sage Neuere8 ppn Gurrpa

II ~ ~ w y v ! ".
3 Sage Neuere8 BON europa.
8rppfpffe 9efallen
Sailing, 5. SUM. Der Gunarb@D Dam,
pier Nia9ara fam 9eltern Gbenb NIT 2iperpcpl=
Oaten bi8 gum %. Otai bier all.
Der Daupfer Arabia fam am Is. uab Die
Berlia am "a. an.
Die politiI4en Neuisfeiten linD Ron, .nent9
Snterele. 8aummoae etpa8 niebriser, Brpbs
ltpffe UNI. Brcpilicnen e~benfalIS nieDriser.
Die IuFre9ung in 8etreff Der italieniIden
6ra9e pauerte fort. Oas britttid)e Miuifte=
RUM triurnpbirte abermalS BET Dec Wotipn NEE
gen 4bduperuns Der Warinez@eie in 8etrefi
Der Observation-Disclosures. - Jn So6ea beS Sunbz
5cns 1T nod uidtS @utideipenbe8 setban pcr=
Den. = Die ruililden Grfcl9e iii @ircalfen
perDen beitdtist.
D1nemarf per5i6tet auf bic Suno= unf
Belts teuern fin Die Sulnme Ron 3501ilicnen
Ibalern. Gle See ddte %nliilien NIT Dime
mart Elm llebereinfuumeu t~refeu, unb Cider
belt fir Die Sumule 9eben.
6ranfre 9.-Da8 &aiIerfino ipirpOfttte
Sum- 9etauft tperpen.
Bre,uBen. = 3miiden Breu6en uno Den
Sereini9ten Staaten 1T Elm PritpertraS abse-
ldlDllen mprpen. 45a y .r4gI
81 Il n Die permittpete SaiIerin Be-
finpet itd in 8erlin Bel ibrem 8ruper, benz &S-
mig BON BreuBen. 1rs
Der G5ar 1T in 8ari6au.
Der eualilde DampierLpn 1T I'M @plf ppn
6%innlarD 8sdeitert. 10 .s
3wette' Depeid dc. :
Gn8ldub. - SIN Sauie Der 2prp8 truq
gprb Gcldeier barauf an, Elm Tabelss8 ctum
sesen bic 6rieben8= 81 pp1md4tisten aus5uIp pre-
den. neil lie oa8 Sees@eiee III 8e5uS neutra-
Ter Otddte auber N6t 9%elaIIeu.
2crb CLARENDON pertbeiciste bic 8eprlmid=
tisten unD bebauptete, es bitten piclelben uur
Elm 8rinSip apise9eten, melde8 ni4t lin9er
bdtte aufredt erbalteu lperpen fSnnen, ST lpbte
Sefletdr Warcp8 Sdreiben in 8eSus Daraui.
9crp Iuiiea Seiste benz 8arlamente an, boE
er 9~eipnnen iei, gu fra9cn, pb Die Ge9ieruns il,
Der Inselesenbett 5ipilden 9sicarasua unp GpIta
9lic1 ein5uidrciten penfe.
Die Zines" renft, Gn9lano ullb Die Ser.
Staaten miBten li6 rereini9en, I'M Die Central
Iuerifa@ anseleSenbeit in Orpnuns 5u ~brinsen,
|ferner i6ld9t Iie Der Railer BON Gu6lanO ais
llnpartbeiild en BOT in Saden bet Ser. Staaten
8e9en Die WoSquitp. 6rasc:
Da8 Brptpfpa iiber ben Spridld9 OGne<
marf8, nit tpeldeut J1uBlanp, Sdmeceu uuo
Slpeublr8 einperitalpen linp, 1T rerDffentli6i
nprpen.
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Senatoren (15Scla>
penzS taaten) 80.
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Nene Mn5ei9en.

3u D~erfdmfen.
Gin ~Ganb9ftpp mtl6er f6 felt 10 Sabrtn Der benen 6uns
f6aft %erfreut. Das gldbere gu e~rfrassn III SIR. 139 on. 8alh.
morefrnBe nabe Canal Str, SGbfeite. 6nitmt
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- Y " ~ NI ~ ~ ~ - ' ~ q" ~
3rei Stuub II pcr Benz Besinu Der 5ieberi6auer nebmt Der
9atieat 8 ptuen. Scbele er be leiieaen AnSet8en hes 5tebsts
fpurt. f6utieie r bic nit Z sesetGuett MTtnr ub ntbmt ba-
son aGe IS Mtuuttn sinsn GblDfst ron in lauTatmtr1 gBaNer
NIT 3uder, bis sa Harlem @rbredta. Drst pOer 4 etlustn
barna6 penn pds Jieter e6nsIi6 naGaed1sn bat, f4utidt
man be Miriur. etstdret nit 3 unb nebrne rappn aas Smei
Stuuhen spsi Ghesipfel OCu, NIT ttros eutsni grafsr nne
fbpn frub NIT een Ginuebmer Der Mirtur 3 aGe 2 Stunhsn,
nm siaen Wteberanfaa 'es 8iebsrs 81 %nerbuten. Sputs g
heuxUG wteosrtebren, 70 nebne CT Die Mirtur Z out b'eielbe
9Beife. Q0snn oas 5tebsr Mich CT nGdeslahen tahre or nit
@tunebnteu Der @ttrtur > tort, bis has 1istsr sdnilt6 aufss-
Dirt bat lin aud panu mod etnenNudTGa gu perhuten, ielte
Ger @enslenre meprsre Gage nod cine DpiiS Der Wdstur .
serntl3t nit Gurpqas'S Sprup Nr. 2 una bte naAtel9enesn
Sage ben Gnrup pbne Mltur netmer,
Der cute Grfpls eirfsr Wtret in bat It'd felt Satren betgDeG-
%felfebern. drputf6er eeScrtnI6anoans &C. aufs Bette bendbrt
unb terirt eie{lbe Rts cine w~phlttafiBe NeinisunS Der Safe.
8wet- peer er,t aAiec S eber fnb in ~bstleibcu g9etie wt
pten (uet e~tntdaissn) 5u bstanbeln unp wre baeurd zen
langm6bttnotn 6icbern, melGe nar su Mt nit Ioee e~ueistn.
purh bisie Meoitncn p%rreebeu8t.
Die pbiecu Dozen TIM tIr tatfe YerfpHen bsrehnrt. z &pd-
DE 0eute ODER ,8iuper lelten "a cher II Dsit ntLmen.
DC ytltn psrecu fur Sineer I'm gDsder unh 3uder anfss.
J6f. luis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-10
ELEGANT PENNANsHIP,
| ~ The following additional Testimonials are
-z-s2=A-given, of the great success of PROFESSOR
| KELLEY, in teaching an elegant hand writing.

o. The following additional Testimonials are
-<-s-s=s-given of the great success of PROFESSOR
KELLEY, in teaching an elegant hand writing:
C. P, Huntington, Esq, attorney at law the Rev Cor
don Han, DR.. Barrett, and Henry Bright Esq Of North
apton, whose letters and documents he holds in hi o
session. bear testimony to the extraordinary results pro
duced in their families by this new invention
Rev Or. Blagden. and Ex-Mayor Seaver of Boston:
Rev Dr. Huntingdon and Rev. DR.. Putnam of Roxbury:
and Professor Warner, Amherst College, whose letters lie
hoas kewise IN testimony of the urqustionabe results
produced by this invention.
The above named persons have witnessed in thar re
specuVe tames the extraordinary results produced by
thls new invention and only few OF the mauy from
whom the Professor has received letters
ms discovery in the highest terms and who regard II to
oneo the most useful OF the age rising generations
rev MI Clapp, and Others Of Salem have given this
new invention decided preference to anything of the
kihd ever before presented to the public.
rev mr. Ellis, CharestoEn, Mass. has certified by let
ter TO the very remarkable change produced BY this in
Venon and says that the improvement in his sons hand
writing, resulting herefrom, had only been very sat
isactory but wonderful he therefore was pleased TO adj
INTO reference and application to him.
heY Dr. Newell of Cambridge. has also expressed his
appreciation by letter. in favor Ct This new system in very
decded language, after having the gratifying and
satisfactory results has produced in the proyement of
his daughters hand writing in a fe v lessons
Julge huntington Of Boston, in his letter. that
ne ye'y glad to say FIR Pot Kelly that his system is
one OF extraordinary merit and although at first he con
sdered his charges above the ordinary price, having
seen the Unprecedented improvement in his chidrens
handwriting, he considered they were low
Prof X. has also peculiar system of impartinp A
knowledge Of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, by which it
can be spoken with precision and fuency, ia a very short
time, in which he has also made important discoveries
having been Professor Of that language during period
of forty years.
Persons wishing the Professors services will please
address him through the Office of the Worcester Spv
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II, r.. R.-FEVER AND AGUE CURED.-Pier-
son Money Esq of Oarrollton, Miss, large PLAN
taon and works hundred negroes on the bot
tom lands Of Missssippa section Of country as cele
braed for Fever aud Apue the river styx in ancient
mythology dreaded place infested with evil splr-
its White the negroes Of other planters shaking to
pieces with ague, Person Moneys "darkies' are fat
hearty and happy, at work. singing with joy their songs
and gees for they feel safe from all diseases, long
they have RAILWAYS READY RELIEF to guard
them Not one hours work has been lost Mr. Money IS
plantation by Sickness since he began the use of Rad
ways Ready Relief and Regulators among his negroes.
On every plantation where Railways Ready Remedies
are kept the Of families and servants will be
sure TO find health, happiness, and contentment
Railways Relief aud Regulators positive cure for
Fever and Ague, Dysentery, Biousness, Choic Head
ache rheumatism, Nervousness Costiveness, Dyspepsia
INDIGESTION and all other Diseases of the Stomach, Lungs
Bowels, Kidueys, Nerves, Brain, Liver, Head, Heart
Chest Sides, Back, NC
''Radway's K. Il Remedies sold by druggists, mer-
chants and storekeepers, in every city, town. village,
and "A cornere, IN the u States and British American
e3 daw2w
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We prepared to do any style of Paper Decora-
ting for Parls Halls, &C., after any pattern that may be
desired. We have now on hand great variety of
MOuldFngs, Corners COPmtces,
Pasters, Stauary Center and Chimney Pieces &C.. &C.
which think eau suit the most fastidious We have
engaged the services of finished workman, to superin
tend the hanging of The same, who has had large
perience in tis particular branch BOsop, ard who
stands unrlyalled of his business. Persons
wishing OF this style of w1ik done, will do well to
call and examine for themselves.
We have also very large stock of common Satin and
Gold Figured Papers, which we selling at unprece-
denied low prices. BROWN FIRTH,
Flagg's Block, opposite the Bay State House.
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In Springfield, Oct. ., by Rev Mr. Folsom Mr. Harris
r. Greene Ct Providence 70 Miss Maria Anoinette
ter Of @. A. seanana, ct Springfield.
In Pnllipston Oct. /, BY Rev s. W. Barnum, Rev j..
F. NJ Humber OF Greenfield, Ohio, TO Abbe o. ID .
daughter Of Hon. j. Gnuding, Of 2.
Ia Alendon Oct q by Rev. Mr.. Damon, at the residence
of s. W. Daggett. ESQ, oren s Hale to Miss NJ u.
plepett both Of Winchendon, Mass.
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Ia Wince ester Oct. s, Eliza p, wife OF Philemon W.
evmpes and daughter Of Samuel Stowell Of Worcester
Fnn,rai from hsr fathers house. (WeJt Boyston ST.
on Friday (hs day,) at2 o'clock 7. NJ Relatives and
irionda arc invited 10 attends
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esa ACBUsETT GARDEN A,ys

g r / e s, -=3s-
NO. ~ Hawthorn Street ...NET BEDFORD, MASS.
ANTHONY MoALFEE, Propretors offer for selec-
ton fair grown stock of 10000 Standard Pear Trees
two to five years from the bud which are unequaed for
fine form and vtsor of growth, all iga rGntcd true to
Also,
Dwarf Pear Trees, three to five years in bearing
state Also, Apple, Cherry, Peach, Plum and Apricot
Trees, Ounce, 0orrant Gooseberry, and Raspberry
BnShes, Grape Vines, Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots
Climbing and hardy Perpetual Rose Bushes, choice
Shrubbery, &c sc.
large stock of Norway Spruce, Arbor Vita, and other
Evergreens, Also,-
Deciduous, ORNAMENTAL TREES, suitable for streets
lawns, and cemeteries Hedge Plants, Box Edging and
all other Trees Plants, Vines, &c, usually found in
well stocked Nursery.
Orders irol persons whose pecanlary responsibilities
are not fully known to the propretors to be accompanied
with draft, cash, . satisfactory reference.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered, and should
close postage stamp. Catalogues sent gratis, on
closing one cent stamp. u All orders promptly exc
cue and packed for safe transportation any part of
the United States, Canada, Europe In filling orders,
we send only such varieties ordered if any are
deficient do not substitute except oherwise instruct
ed when the selection is left in whole in part with
US, none but the best varieties will be sent
The usual discount to the trade Prices low. Please
examine our stock ami make your own selection
New Bedford. Oct 6, 1856. diff
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Terms r. edJced.-The proprIetors Of the WOr-
ceser WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
at greatly reduced prices until the erection Of their
and more commodius Institution. The present accommo
dations for Winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Worcester, Sept. Q, 1856. daTtf
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Mem advertisements.
BY f.. r. HANSON,


EFAY AT AUCTIoS.-I shall sell at Auction,
4 : on SATURDAY, Oct. IL, at A O'Clock, P NJ,
about Three Tons of Hay, at the Barn on the
Agricultural Grounds. E. b. HANSON.
oil
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Glass Pictures! Glass Pictures! Glass
piCtmrea.

L.BABBITT offers great inducements to Families who
wish Family Groups ANY number Of any age or COM
pexo can be taken by the Glass process, OH plate
at single sitting. Please call ard examine specimens.
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MRS. :. Good in, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night,
sttendthe duties profession ResideDce 10 Austin
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sBnle for RoOfs -1he subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality and lay IT in
the best manner the most satisfactory terms SAM
niles may be seen At the yard on Grove street,
ana All JOHN BARNARD. .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-10

Hair Ornaments, Breaatpins. Ear Rings, Brace
cts, Necklaces, Vest and Guard Chains, braided and
mounted with gold order Persons having hair of de-
ceased living friends have it preserved in neat
and tasteful manner, by leaving it with
COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
au26 DIFF No. American House Block.
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A. Prentias, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank. Entrance 141
Main street House on Crescent Street Ali orders will
meet ghpronpt attention. Particular attention paid to
aftiug Machinery dec30 DIFF
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DR NEWTON.

ID N N
Has removed his Office from 1888 Main street to AMERICA
HoUsS BLOCK directly opposite, where he will be happs
toBea patrons and friends apo atty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-10

EESsLs Patent blind Faste r..
The subscriber has recently purchased the sols right
to manufacture and sell, throughout tine United States,
Fr0sps Patent Blind Fastener which is dec ded inn
provement, for convenience durability and cheapness,
anything before invented in this lice. He is
prepared to furnish the same, at wholesale retail at
No, 233 Main ST. up stairs, where sample may be
my23 diff AL0NZ0 EATON.
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j.. T. HOOD,
Dealer ia NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURB
Cr0cscry and Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods.
N. B--Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture ut 23a
Main street, by j. H. HOOD.
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81 f N M A N S HIP

Hon Elisha Huntington, Mayor of the City of Lowell
states his letter to Prof Kelly that the Improvement
in his son handwriting, under your instruction, has
been remarkable that it eminently confirms the very
extraordinary statements of several other distinguished
men, and using only one leaf of paper.
Hon. Charles Hudson of Lexington, saws in his letter
that Prof Kelly ha given few lessons in his family with
remarkable success and states tina. the time occupied
was but few hours and the have been confined
to single leaf of letter paper yet the improvement
has been great One remarkable fact III relation to Prof
Kelley Instruction is, that he does not himself put pen
to Pper to obtain improvement from his pupils but so
mpresses the principles Of his invention that i'm
mediate Improvement is perceptibe liz the first les
son, which produces uery extraordinary and wonderful
chohee from the former, after years of long study
Mrs John Nesmih of Lowell, says, in part of her
letter. that the Improvement which she has witnessed in
her cliren's hand writing, under your instruction, is
really Wouderfu without writing all yourself to pro.
duSe 50 great changes in your pupils, and wishing you
every success regret that few have had the benefit
your Instruction in this place ALLOW say sir that
IN the six lessons have given them they have learned
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DIN ia Az r

ATTORNEY \ COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No 2i8 Main street. Worcester Mass
my30 aW
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PENbBxTER & pLAIsrED
So Rental N0TTCE.-H. F.

g.. DENTAL NOTICE.-H F.
ffYSsA-z2zsS BISHOP, D D. S would thank his pat
H~1II 7 rons and friends for their liberal support
during the past ten years. An increasing
demand Tor his services in the speciality filling teeth
consumes so much Of his time in thai important de-
PaTtment that he has formed copartnershp with Dr.
a. AID ELLIs, Dentist of experience and skill, for
inc purpose OF practising Dentistry in all its branches
So Main Street. ~
Persons calling on them may feel the utmost confidence
full manner. dom ~