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O. JESS or " o DIS
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HIS
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $2,5o for sls
nonthsj 81 25 for three onths 10 per week. single
opies two cents each Hhen paid stricttyiH Gdnance
deduction Of 81 year will be made, and proportional
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WEEELg P4PER.-Price two dollars year, 81 toI SIX
months and 90 cents for three months If paid strictly II
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GOODS.
LT~)rn


ONLY SI.25.-4 Gases LANCASTER orrLrS
" heavy goods, selling for the above reduced price by
gro. P. BRYANT co,
ol2 dl2is No. Marhanirs' Han Rnildng
F4NAAN y ELS. FL tNNELS.-lOO PIECES
DoMET FLANNBLS,
lust received are slightly damaged and are usually sold
FOR 20 c-ntswe Offer them The low prize o. j cents
This S the place for bargains City Store, IS Vain st
II CLARKE & 60
'ENHfBETS! THfBETS AN choice and de-
irable shades. # the best quality and cheap
the City store, JAS Main street
]. Il. CLARKE 4 co.
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Take heed that your Chidrens health may not be de.
sroyed, for medical men nimously acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities Of Safer tus are
destructive to health. 1t deranges the stomach enera
the system and the way for Diseases and
the great mortality among children Of the present day
from apparently simple Diseases t. great extent
be attr uted to destructive properties Iadeel, il
consumers had any knowledge Of the dang rlus mpur
ties existing in much of the Saeatus use they
would shudder at he thought of NC in their food
bur here is an article thar can he relied on.
JAMES PYLE'S DIETETIC SALERA TUS,
Which is rapidly finding its way all parts Of the coun
try Its pure and harmless qualities SELF videi
that any intelligent Lady be convinced by a singie
trial, and its powerful raising properties quite suf
cent to produce one eighth bread Suitable the
most delicate or dysprptic paent) from the pound Of
flour han can BE- done in the ordinary way For short
Biscuit Cabe, and Pastry of all kinds it by far superior
to Super Carbonate Of Soda requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness. D. .-..
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator of the Dieec Sal
eratus and that bearing any other is counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, ia Warren Street, New York
For sale at all the Groceries in Worcester and through
out New England generally. a5 da@6m
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To nc Courts and Justices having jurisdiction IN I

To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction t
premises
TEvHE Trustees Of the State Reform School at westbor
ough desire to inform the several Courts Of the Com
monweah, taking cognizance Of Juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is now occupied by larger mum
Der Of boys than s fitted 10 provide for. They therefore
request IN t. at present. more be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees 70 remand portion Of the inmates the
Houses Of Correction, provided by law, To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
BY order oil the Trustees.
THos A. GREENE, secy.
Westborough Oct. II, 1866. dtf
fN'O rHE PUBLIC.-The undersigned, having
\ sold their stock Of Furniture to Messrs ". @. PAR
TRIDgE co take this 70 return tn INKS TO
their numerous cust or heir liberal patronage and
recommend their every way worthy Of their
patronage
We have also disposed Of the exclusive right Of sale for
worcester COMFY Of Foote'S Patent Improved Spring
Bottoms ur Bedsteads, 70 Messrs. r. a. Partridge 90,
who are the only prisons authorize IN sell apply them
IN this county, aud all pergons cautioned against sell
ne on purchasing said Spring Botlm ~ any other par
tids as an III ngemeLts win be prosecuted to The full
extent Of thelaw. sPRAGuE a PHELPS.
ais du -f.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed Gnd Published by JOHN MuToy EARLE,
BeaAs DRgv at No 80 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
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'ENO 2 ENT-LcDGING ROOMS for young men,
3 I'd -, mus,
SSa0kHN TO LsT.-Three stores in the new
~ block on Southhridge street suitable or any whole
sale or retail hu.iness wilt h let on application 70 H.
De 'ls Main street. or L. & 5. HARRINGTON.
No Paioe's Block. daVG os
STORE TO LGT. ~ >ORg sORO.
ige large Double Building, knpwh as Balls Store.
situated ~ tee centre OF tls town Posseaion given i'm
n2sdIJely
Or' . Ben . Fitch Al fremont Street, Boston.
1H&o@ you
EINR SALE AND TO I.ET-Two large
rooms willard Wards carpenter sbop Bnrn
side pa"e southbrdge s. There is connected VIII The
e . eoT y', TsPs5 which &c subscriber " s.:
LARD ID, WARD and }. Q. FRENCH, on the premises
~, 1d
'O "a, = y THE con modioas Rooms receu y
"SiiSt,u o!0afei oht Is So&aO and one 5oN60 feet
gIa stc over it. These rooms are well adapted the
sEPH pRHTp Sr tsres ~ business apply to 10
faT - '0i '9'uiF anu t ui'heF particulars.
~ ;51--y ,,z= -5,-7- : ~ ~
rab9i ~ E"l eIAnLI I,. On Il, Thomas street
~ 75z - !, s,-557 ~ :, LoIAsk Slater
W nsS ~ We good fenemen's on Abbott Street,
- % ''"i9ul' anu at very low rent, if paid
FSo0Ms TO LET In oIsr, ;. new Block. On.
Also SO. one on the third story. Apply to ~ '''
- y = 1Le th.
fE:; q o. "a Z 4 9, o. i M subscribe Wi sell
ao. ns l9fS as WEI gnane '6e porchaser to have
GAaeIrr, 81 Pleasart u au2s ''F'' dan n
- T0 i I11, a-,- =,
E5 No Orange Street, suitable for one gishine to
having Seen cec1pieS XII sou "3ns' fo business
tnq nst Of Che subscriber on the premises
J}-+ at cHAkLES ENGLEY
E ,sr ~ ENCvThs I've story huse on the cor
ln're OF g. a. HOWE No. IS Front st. je2s DIFF
1}illtl5
--=----- - ------==-
~ Five eris 70 Wort on On am = 80 fG ga OK
ges am steady employment given Apply to
% ar MscokNEf g BIGEL0w,
= 80 a ,7,-.------- "a - Il. -.rgee.
"A full or parsi Board AT tbs VopcslTs, WI, aIn
orRs Ap2 to E. F. ROGERS, sup't.
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BUSINESS GJor0q.

CITY HAIL MARKET.
BELC Ter g. sTOWErL
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Beef. Pork. Lard, EsRSu &c.
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS.
CHAs BSLoHER FRAEoIs P. sTowEII.
no f.vt
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A large assortment Of White and Coored Flannes Of
every width and quality.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT!
Iri'h Linen, soft and high finish.
Bleaohed Table Linens damssk and saow-drop pat
tern, IA 81, loa
sl.4ch,d Tahe Cloths, daDask and suow.d-op pat
tern, 81 IA 50, eIo.
Napkins 1, !, e iiu H,.'a
Doyes, allsizes. aH u. fH
scoich and Birds Eye Diaper rtI
Plain Stripe aud Check oambrcs. sr.
Plain Stripe ana Check Nainsoek.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
Swiss, India, and Book Null. ao atH
Hair Cord anl IDENTITY. H.Ila Lla,
India Linen aa M gUis g ..aH Ns e
Linen Csmbrics and Lawns. .f.,ra,.,r .....
Ladies' and Cent? Plain and Bordersd .Iinen- Hand
chiefs. aaNN r- l3lN aeisia HlI
af nnN uol ----- Ne.atfa. II
Gloves and Hosiery. u.
Bsjou's best quality KID GLOVES.
Ladies' KID Made sls Gloves. lds 5000 sa
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves. oef ftl
Gents Bid. Silk aud Cashmere OF YES
Ladies' and Cent? German ard English HOSE.
Ladies' and Gents Meriuo and Lambs Wool Hose.
Laiies' an Cent? lack and Pc RI silk Hose.
Misses aid Boys Cotton, Merlno, and Cashmere Hose.
Boys Cotton Merno and Cashmere Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Merlno, Lambs Wool, and Cash
mere Yeats. iloH "A
Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT Is well stocked with
Cloths, cassiaerss and Doeskins, for mems and boys
wear. at4N in|
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have arge as'ortmant Of Ribbons and Dress
a.. ~ M mn 0noW
- Purchasers will und u fot their sdvsntage 10 "a
anime our stool before purchasing elssshsre
Worcester, ssps. o tsaA ~
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CUMMINGS & UDSON,
VII iesAle and Retail Dealers in

CUMMINGS s. UU DSON,
VII iesAle and Retail Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, ~ SHOE STOCK.
Manufacturers of
Ladies' Cloth and X G'iters, Boots, and Shoes, and
Gents Congress Boots and Shoes.
Sole Agents for the sale of Hutchus' Leather Preserva
tive, Water proof Backing. Dealers supplied on
liberal terms 1TN0. American House Block Main
st., Wore ster, mar B 4 W q R, Depot dly Of
notice The undersigned have this day formed
~ coparneshp under the Of Harrington &
Alt'i h, for transferring general Commgsin business
in Flour, Grain, Butter Cheese, and Produce generally
and will continue the business Of Uphqm Aldrigh, at
PAtDQN W. AL0RIoH.
Worcester, September l, 1856. 81 diff
BBEss PATENT PIG PEN,-The sub
"a scrter havu purchased the Patent Ri hit of this
aliAble invention which compes the nimals be de-
cent, ceanly, and economical, thereby snving great
trouble AMI expense to their owners is prepared to fur
nish the same at short ntce. The apparatus has only
to be he appreciated by all pork rasers Orders
left at my resiience promptly attended to
DANIEL r. ANDREWS,
n Solh5ridge street
N B. sample of the arrangement may be seen at
the Washington Square Hotel. ssat4l dit 90
@BTORCESTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH
PROF A. M0LINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
ezens Of Worcester thr past patronage AVID hopes
to receive the continuance of the He has opened
rooms IL the Rqnr Of l.. ID. Go6da Tt's Stove
on Main St., b tier Known as the old Masanic Hail.
whore he is taking Subscribers reduced prices, $l2
per wear. and will he happy accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage
N. b. The Book is now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Molineaux will be nHuendance to watupon the
ladies'. Oh. diff
t.. LADIES am row prep ired to show you
~ those vefy Slim Caters and Buslk ins,
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Price Tw cents
3rn Noo0s.

LIES AID CASES Rjeacheqi s,d B-or,
No''ons only d cents, at WV. LOCKE & Cn's.
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Tlannels. FIannels,

PAINTED CURTAINS & FIXTURES,
And all knis Of goods llY uad il this deparment.
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large assortment of White and Coored Flannels Of
every width and quality
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-21

" 1bF ITS ELV VETS ppE REAL
LYONS VRLyETs, and other makes
Also large assortment Of Cotton veIve,s can ha
found ~ N.Y. Ia',1-5 . Ian oe
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0- Purchasers viii ind y iot their advantage 10 a
anime our stock before purchasing essshsrA
wovcssisr, esps .. lsaA ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
Withdrawing Buchanan from the Presi'
Dental Contest.

In order that the hearts Of the Blu.
chanan men in this neighborhood may
be cheered. we give the following eI-
tract from the Louisville Journal.
A few days ago. the Washington Or
gan stated that the wthdrswal Of Blu.
chanan from the Presidential contest was
under serious consideration in a Demo.
cratic caucus at Washington city. This
statement was corToborated by the
Washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer. We find in the
Natchez Courier the following postscript
TO a private letter written at New York
BY a Mississippi lawyer of hieh stand
ing
Fillmore stock is unqueSiionably rising
and the tciMdrauoL of Mr.. Buchanan is
seriously mooted here among the few
leaders left. of the Democracy. Pc
The nomination of Buchanan was a
mistake It has failed entirely to effect
what il was intended to effect. He was
nominated with The hope of Turing back
intoIhe Democratic fold sufficient North
ern strength to keep the hsIpies of the
Democratic party in power and place
and the f~ruition Of public plumber. 1t
has already been sscertained beyond
any doubt that Buchanan esnnot be
elected sI s-. ~ .ra t--r~ avg
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
Jhem's Our Sentiments.

The Richmond (Va.,) Wing nlOurns
over the Maine election. and says
We consider that the result of the
election in Maine, puts a complete tx
tinguisber upon Buchanan's chances Tor
the Presidency.
New Hampshire first. Iowa next, and
now Maine-sll three having been here
tofore strong. decided. overwhelming
democratic States-have become thor.
ouyhly and irreirieysbly Black Repubii-
canizeds and will assuredly cast their
electoral votes in November for FIRE.
mont.
We make the prediction confidently
now that in I Enois-Me home Of Doug
los h;mseJ--B,sseH Wilf beat Richardson
for the GovsrnOrship out Of sight. The
State of Douglas, and Shisfds, and Rich
qrdson. zoe repeat, EM beyond all doubt
cost lis rote for The Black Republican cal"
d,date.
And thus IL UW most certainly Be foo,
,cih Mr.. Buckanon's ooa State-ihs 9reut
Eeysfone St,ts Of Pennsylvania. There IS
none--there can be none. His chances
in tie North, look IN Ekat direction you
ssoy. are utterly and desperately hopeless.
No candid man IN 9 tier section WaH ereH
prctssd etAerviss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

ALL who have visited the Crystal Pal
ace must have noticed, near by, the Lat
ting Observatory, towering up into the
clouds some 800 feet. 1t was burned
IN, Friday night last. The Crystal Pal
ace was saved with much difficulty, De.
ing on fire several times. The N. Y.
Times says:
The fire was a grand 'p~ectacle-a
monument of flame reaching 10 the
clouds amid the darkness and smoke
Fears were entertained that il would
topple down upon the north nave Of the
Crystal Palace, or upon the masses be-
low, but it crumbled within itself grad
ualIy and silently into a mass of smoul.
dering cinders.
The Observatory will be greatly miss
ed. 1t was a conspicuous landmark, by
which the traveller could ascertain his
whereabouts. In other respects it was
a stupenduous failure. 1t was erected
just after the completion of the Crystal
Palace. 1t was three hundred and ff-
teen feet in height. The idea was on
ceiVed by Mr.. Warning Latin, after
whom it was named. j was seventy
five feet square at the base, and tapered
gradually to the top-the dimensions of
which were between six and eight feet.
1t was entirely Of wood, and so firmly
constructed that a Jury of practical build
ers pronounced il entirely safe. The
ground plan was octagonal, and its va
rious landings could easily accommodate
more than 1900 visitors at a time. 1t
was originally owned by a Company,
the capital stock of which consisted Of
SI50,000. The concern never paid ex-
penses. About two years ago, it and
Its contiguous buildings were sold to a
''Marbelizing" Company. who about n
year afterwards took off some seventy
five feet from its top. This Company
has been a large sufferer.
The light which it cast was visible for
miles around ; End Tie general alarm
awake the citizens who fiocked TO the
scene on foot and by every conveyance.