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In the speech Of the Hon. L. Harris Of illinois, In the
House Of Representatives he illustrated the difference be
tween the democracy and It's multltudnous enemies The
principles Of the democracy he said grounded upon
the constitution and mistaken the rock Of eter-
nal truth Their opponents may dash themselves against
these mmutabe principles but Il viii result only in their
own destruction. They like the birds Holmes
describes them dashng themselves against the stony sides
Of lighthouse:
"The little sea birds, blinded by the storms,
On some tall light house dash their little formsi
And the rude granite scstters, for their pains,
The small seposites that were meant for brains
Yet the proud fabric in the morning sun,
Stands all unconscious Of the mischief done.
Still the red beacon pours its evening rays
For the lost traveller with as bright blaze;
Nay, shines all radiance Yer the scattered fleet
OF gulls and boobies brsnless at its feet"
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND,

The following the drawn numbers Maryland Conso
dated Lottery the benefit Of the &c. class AZ
drawn September 10, 1886: =
40 80 3 6s rs 81 46 CT is 5 so 3s
The following Patapsco Institute
Lottery, class PAT, drawn September IL, 1856:
"a 4S Is so GO " 80 CT SO I "a
R. FRANCE Co., Managers.
ID. III McPHAIL, Commissioner
l9-lt
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rAUPETINGWe would particularly invite the atent,ou of
persons wishing to furnish handsomely
beautiful styles OF imported English tapestry
carpe,ing exhibiting carpet department. and
third floors We have paid selection OF
these goods and feel confident that their quality
ing elegant designs and moderate prices, will
them avoably buyers them
of going North to make their purchases.
We have also in great variety tapestry, Brussels
stamped ditto 3py double
received from auction New York. and will Be sold
unusually cheap. BARNES X MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, between 9th and 9th streets
Sep 9-eoif3w
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW YORK.-Trade almost
suspended in BoadwayTUCKER has upon the
stock in MARKET aud Is home triumphant, ee
styles London and Paris He prepared exhibit the
splendid vestnrs he has
ever offered TO the public would afford him great pleasure
execute orders from gentlemen fitting
confident that he has In his arrangements facility
giving complete satisfaction
Terms moderate Exhibition charge.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, No. 426 Pennsylvania avenue,
sep l9-eod4w between Az
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ExFLonos or SsTu FxRgusoss NuI, LOUISVILLE,
KNruKY,-About six o'clock on Saturday evening last
the boiler Of the steam-Houring mill OF Messrs Smith
Ferguson Market street Louisville exploded with great
force At the time, the 6remen William Green and J. O.
Beeman very the boiler and narrowly escaped
being killed They both very severely bruised and
received cuts about the head and body Mr. Smith one Of
the propretor standing In the front door OF the MILL
with small girl, but neither hurt The damage Is
estimated at 1000.
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Gloves, STOVES, STOVES lin addition very
- stock Of for pafo dining CHAMBERS Kitchens
balls, saloons &c supplies
approved Of Introduction Our New Par
article,
noun intended be In FIRE place.
the In which Il placed highly
OF such capacity needs be
convince Of Its superiority all Others Of the
kind and that there need be no risk the purchaser will
In all
entire article, does up
much the old style OF greater warming capacity for
rooms far handsome, and cannot fail sai
faction.
"Lbey cooking stove new Of the double
cooking In the market the castings heavy the
swing hinges, and In the perfect
Of the kind have with,
"Mornina cooking stoye.Ths though stove,
good qualities many Of testify
Il having Introduced by us four years since
furnaces put up the best prices from So
SIPS.
wishing purchase viii End OF
complete be found In this city
any Georgetown and free Of charge
Great nducemeut offered for cash.
Call examine stock before purchase elsewhere.
w. II. narrower,
Seventh St, Eve doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue,
Sen l6-6t opposite Patriotic Bank.
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
DovitiOn Desire % OPPOSE he AImigAty.

Abolition Desire 10 OPPOSE ne Almighty
The Richmond Dispatch, commenting on Burlingames
declaration that must have an antSlayery consttu
ton an antslayery Bible and an antsavery Cod says
All three are against abolitionism and therefore II calls
for new ones 1t seeks to depose the Almighty from his
throne and place upon il abolition God--in other
words the devil who the first rebel and father of abb
Oltonsts The French in the phrensy Of their reyou-
tOnary madness dehed prostitute The black republic
cans would 60 tarwoud deprive the Almighty Of his
soepre and place Satan Giddings the seat of uni
yera empire We rather suspect they win meet with in
different luck We don't wonder that they want another
God for they have nothing to hope from the God Of the
Bible for their great captain failed in his attempt at abo
hing the Ruler Of the universe and they not likely to
he more successful
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Proposals for Binding.

OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE u. g.,
September IL, ls55.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
10 O'Clock, Saturday
binding Congressional Appendix
Thirty
The volumes be bound uniformly with
sample Secearys office,
Russia leather backs
boards, with paper price
paper and all
10 be executed 10 the satisfaction The Secretary Sen
such pers employ ana
bound his Satisfaction VIII
without additional
expense Secretary
rebound will required
Appendix
about thirteen hundred
proposal be for all copies
They Decem
her, the residue before the frs, Monday January
The volumes will oe paid for they delivered.
should be
will divided equally between them, u popo
approved Satisfactory security In III,
will be performance
proposal will be received from actually engaged
in the business OF book binding.
tune will may b.
known on inqairy a Globe Office,
Sen S-ThFIkSat
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A Precious Patriot.

One Rev. James 7. Dickinson, from Mddletown, Con-
neccu sends SIS to the Kansas fund Of the New York
Tribune and writes to IT, II Washington himself
the Cincinnati platform, would s vote for freedom and
Fremont with all my heart and soul, and strength
Washington did run on the platform of the constitution
and i compromises and this reverend doubtless would
have voted against him. II he had remained here But the
chances ten to one that like other areverends' in the
same quarter he would have preached toryism would
have denounced the revolution and like bis brother
res, on the establishment Of independence would have
fed TO Halifax-Alias and Argus.
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nExrERs HOTEL tc be closed.--on Saturday, 9oth In.
for Of giving thorough
cesr.ing painting and viii Monday
l7h November merit shall he prepared again
my friends snd the public generally NJ ~ DFNTER
Sep le-aiwff
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o Il Il ICIAL l..

DEPARTMENT OF STATk, ~
Washington, Sept. II, 1885,
Information received department from James
Taeton esq the United States Melbourne
of William Legae, citizen the United States
Zen s--dG
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Form b.

all persons these presents that has
hereby Texas from all further sby
payment certificate evidence
Der for the sum Of - issued BY The late republic u
the Of
redeemed by United sias accordance with
Of Congress, entitled
pretended in the Of Congress OF September eighteen hun
February, 1885,
OF Texas, approved the LIST of February 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
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GOAL, COAL, COhL.-we are receiving cargo
white ash for radiators, red
ash crates and cooking purposes.
Persons supplies have their orders filled
with moderate prime
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
Coal kept under cover $50 lbs 20 the ton.
sent IT. j. A. W. M. GAIT.
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by E. 3. WRIGHT. Auctioneer.

ny E. =. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
DoRTo RICO sUG Ar AND MoLAssEs At AUCTIoN.-on
Friday next, the 18Th instant, ~ occck y, 4 A. n.
Dodge wharf, the cargo OF the baque william Chase, from
John y, consisting Of
35l bogsheads sugar, part prime
30 hogsheads choice moiasrcs.
EDW'D g. WRIGHT, Auciioneer,
Sep Ie-dfls Georgetown.
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(,arsi CAPsi-L.sest patterns, for men ard boys.--
Just opened, large and welseleced OF ncy
and Jockey styles all qualities, and very cash.
GEO a. WHITE \ CO.'S
Fashionable Ha, and Cap store Pennsylvania avenue
Sep 6-6teodf between oth and 0h streets
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all by these that has eeaseds
hereby United OF America from all further
payment Of certificate evidence Of debt
number for the sum Of issued by the late republic OF
OF State Of Texas,
by United States In accordance with tho
Congress- entitled An provide for tina
republic of
the of Congress September nine eighteen hun
approved 2slh February 1885,
OF approved the LIST OF February, 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
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coal Black RepuJlican,.

The colored republicans" held meeting in War
rem county, Ohio the 10th ult and in the procession
formed on the occasion there three hundred negroes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-19

PHItADrLpHI., Sept. 1sThe Union Club Of New York,
who came on participate in the democratic festivities OF yes
erday visited Independence Hall this morning They
welcomed by Mayor ysur TO which the president Of the
club responded Subsequently they psrtook Of entertain
ment At the American Hotel This afternoon learning that
Mr. Buchanan bad arrived they visited the Merchants Ho
tel accompanied by the Keystone Club At first
made for the appearance OF Mr. Buchanan he being
much ftgued from travel but finally he made his appear
ance In compliance with their vocferous calls He briefly
returned thanks for the honor and good feeling exhibited
said he would like 10 make them speech but be
now candidate Of the great democratic party, political
etiquette commanded his silence. The osb then bid him
farewell with enthusiastic cheers, and accompanied TO
the boat by the Keystones and en the city at FIVE o'clock
Arrsstof Member ofhs Vigilance Committee.
New Yopx, September 1swm. T. Coleman, president Of
the Francisco Vigilance Committee, arrested to-day
upon complaint Of James Msoney, charge Of his having
been In expeng the latter from San Francisco
Coleman held TO bail in 5000
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A Splendid Residence and Good Estate for
Sale.

WISH sell my present residence, "TUDoR HALL the
OF Leonardown ST. Mays county, Maryland and will
possession may be required 80 Gar preparation for
seeding fall and full
all the The contains from twelve
thirteen hundred hundred under good fencing
railing, Of cultivation orchard,
and owand mesdows well enclosed lots from twenty
fields regular 81 with good
stabes mi crusber fodder hay
and fhraher driven bDys horse overseer house
for the balance in salt
and abundance OF timber for fencing and building.
The dwelling good and spacious for large family with good
Kitchen laundry stables, The 10
healthy, and superior surrounded BY
public worship In the
Episcopal the Roman Catholic, and Methodist chucbos deep
daily
and other landings, for shipment Of produce visiting
distant csuntry cities The includes Of the village
shops, and unimproved will sell
whole satisfactory security
for SIS 0o for the half Of which the improvements could
scarcely he mrde. n. q. s. KEY,
LporAaprovs, June %, 1916.
Sept il-2swlmcp&d'
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Nrv Yopw Sept 1s.-Governor Reeder publishes letter
In the Evening Post to-day, giving his for quitting
the democratic party and supporting Fremont.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-19

NEW Observation-Disclosures Furnishing Goods
We receiving, direct from the New
beautiful
passing variety Of styles anything
have had The pleasure Of offering
Dress shirts, white and colored Of the newest styles
Under shirts and drawers Of silk cashmere, lambs WOOL
nno, &C, sc, all sizes
Cravsts, ties, stocks, hosiery
Gloves, suspenders pocket .handkerchiefs
Dressing robes, smoking and caps
Canes, umbrellas, travelling shavls
Toilet srucies, port. monnsice, &c, sc.
To all which respectfully solicit examinations FEELING
sded prices inducements all who may
with their patronage.
GEO. n. n. WHITE n CO.'S
Gents Furnishing Store, $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Sep ~ eosuf p,h .ndi streets
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Hremon. and his Keepers.
Land for the Ldndiess.

Gerrit Smith comes out in long letter in favor Of FIRE.
mont supporting his pretensions chiefly the ground
that Fremont openy" advocates Of the great meas
ures of the land reormershe fair distribution of the
public lands among the andess." This, says cotempo-
rary the richest idea of the campaign old Gerrt Smith,
one of the largest landowners Of New York. supports
Fremont whose friends boast that be is the largest land
owner in the world, the ground that he Fremont is
in favor Of distributing land among the landless
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Corros srAnsc-It is stated that the receipt OF cot
ton at the ports Of the United States for 1856 to
3527,s45 bales the total exports during the year TO
2s546oe bales The stock hand in the United States
the 3lst August was GA III bales The total consumed
in the northern and western States is reached by deduct
ing the exports and stock hand from the receipts and
the amount thus obtained for the last year s52 39
bales To this should be added least 100000 bales for
the consumption of the southern States which is in
cuded In the reckoning.
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The ou,andns evidences Of other olsses o. The debt he r.
public q Tsss. esnno' be specified ~ this Department.
Aug 22--dinisJan "
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STAMPEDE OF SEoRoEs.-A correspondent of the Ric
mond Dispatch, writing from Leesburg, says;
"A stampede of negroes took place In this county Sa
urday night or Sunday. Gen. Rust loses three Gabri
Vanderventer three, Charles Douglas woman and b
childreneght grown persons and believe, three chi
dren More may be gone but 1t is too early in the day
ascertain the fact"
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DESTRUCTIVE EIRK-At Norway, Maine, on Saturday
morning. the two brick wooen mills Of the Norway Plains
Company upwards Of one hundred feet long and three
stories high EACH burnt Two slightly in
jured The loss is supposed to be about $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17
Notices.
ANORCEsTER SCHOOL OF DEsIGN
AND
.GcGcsaMly OF ESMe .Evts.

This institution is abshed for the purpose Of afford
Ing thorough instruction ia every department oart Wor
cester though rich in educational privileges has other
school fer this object Citzns interested in the of
education have exerted thsiruuence that Acad
envy might be oc tied in the city Of which they are justly
proud. Glasses will be formed for children youth
who will be aughi to draw from the object ITSELF also to
design; beginning with the most simple dement's The
chief am will be to teach pupils act for them
selves to be original rather than cory faults others
TGe constant novelty in designing gratifying the
tive mini Of childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands OF intellect ts deeper deVtope
menls. Students more advanced who are making the
study of art profession will resolve instruction in every
style OF drawing and pointing, n'u ling sk4chng and
painting from Nature. and ron AIo
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur-
sac the study Of aiodern Languages and Musc in con-
nection with Painting.
Miss II. IMoGiNE ROBINSON the Principal Of this
Academy, invites the friends Education aud lovers of
Art to visit her roos, which will be opened lice. Isl
Mt SJT Main Street. df MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17
S%ORCEs GYMNAsIUM BRANCH


PROV. A. MoLINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
ezsns of Worcester for their past patronage aud hops
to receive the continuance of the same. He has opened
rooms ia the Renr of l.. ID. G Odia rd'a Store
on Malu ST., b tier known the old sNlasanic Hail.
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices $l2
per year, and viii be happy all who may
favor him with their patronage
| N. B. the Book is open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Molineaux viii he 10 attendance wait upon the
| ladies' ol4. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

2sO Cambria and Muslin Collars worth SO cents, which
we sell for II cents.
500 Cambria All Muslin Collars, worth so cents, which
sell for rs cents
SEQ French Cambria AID Muslin Collars from $1oo to
$500 in Patterns
Also, full assortment of Black and White Bugle Grape
Maltese, and Honiton Collars
complete assortment of Black and White real Gmpure
Brussels Thread Lace
great assortment of Cambria aud Muslin Under Sleeves
and Bands,
EDGINGs AND INsERTINGs.
Which we sell al reduced prices
500 Embroidered H.ndkerchies from Auction, worth rs
cents. VIII Oh we offer at Ut cents.
800 French Cambria and Muslin Sets, in Collars and
Sleeves; CELLARS and Cuffs 10 match. Price 81 co
to S25 90 Set.
1000 pieces Black Velvet Ribbons from rs cents to $50
per peca.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17
GlotbinQ.

TNNHE TAILORING AND CLOTHING
BUSINESS will be continued at the old stand by he
subscriber who has Me- Charles Blanchard with him. and
socits the continuance Of his old patrons as he intends
b keep nice stock Of Goods aud have work done Ia The
bssl manner to puii customers
Pleas call, NJ WILLARD RfoHsioND.
worcester, July o. 1855. ~ 1efi iU4e1 diff
S AMUEL PA IsEK7 e IR
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&C lei

EvOR SALE AND TO LET-Two large
u rooms over Willard Wards carpenter shop. Burn
side place. Solhbrdgc ST. There convicted with the
rooms Horse Power, Machine saws, ia tchiag Machine
and other machinery for making boxes or any Jobbng
where power is wanted, which the subscriber will sell
the most reasonable terms. For further particulars in
quire of a. EATON 233 Main Street Worcester or IL
LARD WARD and J. .. FRENCH, on the premises.
6tf ar
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w OK 20 R ALL:
AND WORK THAT PAYS!

Young Men who are of employment, aud wishing
10 engage aght and profitable business requiring
small capital Of from t. dolsrs, would do we'll to
call at No. American House Block Worcester, Mass.
nI2 d&wtf N. HERVEY 4 Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17
GMITH'S PREMIUM DoUBLE-ACT-
y ING DOOR SPRING.
The simplest, best, and most desirable Spring in
Patented February &c, 1886.

The pecuar advantages of this Spring all others
are obvious for the following re ,sans:
1t It is double acting, closing holding open the
deor sIequieed
ID greatest power is at the closing point decreas-
ing as the door opens.
81. 1t m4y easily detached from the d1or by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping against the
frame
4h 1t is of simple construction, and not being
plraed will not get out of repair.
Sta Il Is the most durable of all Springs, the power
being graduated aS the door may require.
9Th. Its greatest action requires but one-eighsh Of
tGfn others requiring from to three ourths turn
hence will not lose its elasticity power however
long on the stretch, and conuot be broken.
tn It is, contrary to the general rule, ornamental
and is applicable doors of houses, cars steamboats,,
gates
Agents for the Introduction and sale Of this Spring are
wanted in every county in the United ates.
Rights States, Counties and fors ale liberal
terms. The utility of this Spring is unquestionsd. En-.
terprisng make money.
For Rights, Apply to R. L. KUTIvEN at s. B ]. God
dsrd, Esq.'s Office L. d. G9DDARD'5 store, No. 1876
Man street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

6vOOPETL's Refined Sheet nnd Shred
u ISINGLASs, for BLANC NANCE, TABLE JEL-
LIES &c prime article fir Conteconers, Hotel, and
Family use TO be obtained with direct for using of
the principal drocere Druggists Throughout the United
Staten. PETER COOPER, New York.
MIS- d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

CAPE and DRESS FIRING ES,
Figured and Gold, Velvet Moire Antiques. Gallons
Bindings and all the --latest styles Of Trimmings.
Mosaic, Cameo Gold Stone, Silk and velvet Buttons
We have great variety Of these goods and have made
arrangements with Manufacturers t. receive all the new
styles, as sooa as they appear. We seldom occupy
large space in advertisement but goods will war
rant Il. Oar story is not halt tod!
We have the best Lidie, aad Misses all Wool Ribbed
Hos., for % cents
Best Wooden Hoods, Caters, Sleeves and many other
kinds Of Fancy WOODEN doois.
Good Dark col red Paris Kid Gloves, for 3.5 cents.
Super Kid Gloves rs cents.
Extra hne Kid Gloves s74 Genes
All kinds Of TafetA SILK, Fleecy Lined and Cashmere
Gloves.
NE. We shaIopen to-day two Cases of Tapestry and
zcpher Worsted. 81
Respectfully, tat
GROSS Il STRAUSS.
No 152 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
Cut this out and put il with your money.
ms diff
HNOR IG CENTS. = 500 vas. remnants Il the
81 hest and heaviest Cotton Fannels made in pieces
Of from TO s ads eaehi usual price Ia cents.
A Y, THOMPSON, Flags's Block.
h1SOg rs 2-3 CTS. A YARD. l case Fig
nreh Persian Cashmere rich colors and fine goods,
would be very cheap at 20 cents
A. " THOMPSON, Flgg's Block.
MILAN NELS. ELAN NELS
PLAIN and TwILLED, RED, BLUE, MIXED and
GREY FlANNELs.
HEAVY SHAKER FLANNELs, all Wool.
PLAIN FRENCH FLANNELs, all colcrI.
Or IT ur mr. A
VA II to IS cents per yard.
A very good COTTON AMI WOOL FLANNEL, for
Il IL cents, for sae by
Jenlkius, Hamilton & &C.,
mis- d&wsw Successors to B. L. Harden 4 Co.
NEERINo SHIRTS AND DRWERS.-
IVA Extra heavy G nts' Merino Shirts and Drawers
Of Eng-h manufacture, in OIL sizes and quantities. for
sail at importers prices by GEO. p. BRYANT Co. NO.
4hechanics' Hall Building d1otis n27
G1ENTS' SHA WLs.- $500 buys due heavy
IN large size Cents shaws, At No Mechanics Hall
Building GEO. p. BRYANT a 90.
MT dl0tis
WNOR SPLENDID Y STATE sHAwLs, 70 10
Il GEO. BRYANT co IS, No. 4 Mechanics' Han
Building. lstiS n27
BLANKETS, BLANKETS Whitney, Bath,
lp Swiss. Comic, aud English Blankets, o., lO-i
Ia 12I size. The cheapest lot In the city Is a. No.
ns7 diol GEO. P. BRYANT co.
Mo- M H. bat NJ MHEk -FOUR
~ MECHANICS HALL BUTLDINa,s
HEAVY ALL WOOL
l. A ID i Il S H o s e
con be purchased for only Is cents per pair
THE BEST BARGAIN
III o y n A. R "
Ever shown in Worcester.
Heavy TwiIled All Wool Pannels Red and blue Mixed
regular two shilling goods be purchased az - cents
per yard, OF iNTTt GRO. p. BRYANT a co., n.
nj dlot volts No. ShscnAnlS' Hall Bald
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMs OF pUB1lCArIox.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
TaeMAs DREW at No. 90 Main Street, Worcester, Mass