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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-11
GARDENS, &c.

The results of experience and the theories of science
all attest that this mode of fence superior any
toore in use in economy, strength, closeness elegance
portability and durability
This Fence is vanished with asphatum varnish, which
protects it rom rust, and imparts to beautiful black
color 1t is perfectly barrier against farm
stock does not catch the wind iudestrucbs by fire or
Heshet does not conne the heat, hut admits freely the
rnarraya does not occupy the soil harbor vemin as
STONE walls ann quickest hedges dol requires repair
coating of Varnish once in four or five years
and possesses sufficient elasticity enable it, without the
least INJURY 10 experience that expansion by the heat of
summer and that contraction by the cold of winter which
have been so fatal to other nodes of iron fence
zach roll contains TWENTY RODS, 65 feet per rod The
fence is secured to the posts by staples (hoo-headed
screws one staple over each lateral WIRE at each post
The posts are Of the usual atrengtt and are of wood
Lhough they may be OF iron or sonei they set feet
apart; and NO RAILS are required.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors Bigelow Co.. IS an
Manufactured and sold by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-11

{15 EO4 SALE.-Ths subscriber offers for sale
#i,is ne following property, to witt The HOUSE and
-4ssA BARN on Peasan street, recently occupied by
NM lot on Cedar street, and Lot and Coopers Shop
on Canal street Terms liberal. Apply to
mchZ9 diff G r PRATT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-11
TOUsE AND SIGN PAINTING,

EEOUSE AND SIG PAINTING,
EH GRALNING, &c,
j. j. 0NEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that he has commenced business at the
ner of Old Market and bfGin Street, under the Elk
change HOTEL where all orders in the above line, will be
promptly attended to. The subscriber being practical
workman of uuquestionable experience both in Europe
and America feels confident of giving complete satisac
ton TO all who may favor him with CALI and hopes by
strict attention to business to merit share of public pat
onage
Specimens of Granting to be seen on the premises
mCh1S d6mNW2tE
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cssayO JUST RECEIVED, FER SHIP JOHN
q. y Flint ThaYer large invoice Of

essasO JUST RECEIVED, FER SHIP JOHN
q al Eliot Thayer Il large invoice of
~ White Iron Stone CPOchery Ware,
and now opening by j. L. HOOD 232 Main Street pack
ages of To let Ware Dinner and Tea Ware, Plates &C..
which will be offered wholesals and RETAIL at prices as
low as can be bought in Boston or elsewhere
-. l would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware.
81 rooms are well filed, with both new and second
~ hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash. or APP
proved credit
n. B,Beng engaged in the manufacture of Mattresses
Bedsteads Tables, &C., can furnish them to the trade
lower prices than he bought elsewhere in the city
also agent the sale of HowE's PATENT ELLIPTIC
SPRING BED BOTTOM the best article in Those
wishing buy goods in by line of trade will do well
call, as have large variety, and sell cheap.
Remember tine place; 232 Main Street, Paine's Block.
Worce ster Mass. dawtf ap22
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EA GRANTS.-All persons desiring to go to Kanzas
or California who want their lives protected at cheap
Allen's New Breecll- LOmding Rifles,
firing eighteen times to the minute warranted to kin
three or four of the Missourans Natives if in range
at one Shot To be found at l.. D. G0DDARD'S.
Union Block, Worcester.
Also, the largest assortment of GUNS and PISTOLS
in the city, at low prices, To- 1876 Main Street
my5 L. d. GODDARD.
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GOODS.

~ = - ~ - - - -
EBARTICULARLY FoR The LADIES'
n have on hand amt am constantly receiving addi-
tions to By st ok Of
$ x L r II S
Among which may be found the celebrated
MALTA, OR SKELETON SKIRT,
Now generally used have facilities for getting the
very best materials for their manufacture and having
them made to order OF any required SIZE.
Also, always on hard, Holmes Improved Thaebone
Skirt, Cactus, and other styles
HENRY O. CLARK,
Hosiery, Glove, aud Embroidery Store,
je5 Clark's Block.
GOTTA RS. SLEEVES, AND EMBR0i-
a. DEHIES Of every description, including many new
styles, just opene :, very log at
Hosiery, GioUe, and Embroidery Store,
je5 Clark's Block.
MISCELLANEOUS Handkerchiefs,
4VA from 6&c to So Chid's Uolored Border (ast) St
Stitched 20 cts
Fans of every style silvered Fans from 25 cents to
Sl very handsome Spanish Fans; Buttons, Bracelets
Baskets, Bags, Porte Monnaes, Ribbons, Belts and Belt
HENRY o. CLARK'S
Hosiery, Glove, and Embroidery Store,
ie5 Clark's Book.
s r. @ &" !! !
And look at the largest aud best assortment
FA N q Y OLE KINS
Ever brought into this city
We shall make them up into garments in style that
cpRnot be beat. Call on
MECORNEY & BIGELoW,
myS dtf PA Main Street.
S 4 @ o ND BULLETIN
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EpO0MS TO LET In Clark's new Blocg.-One
9 q Front Room second story, with fre-proof safe
Also one on theahird story. Apply to
d27 If VIM G. CLARK
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STEAM FITTINGS.

For the convenience of Mechanics and Others the un
dersigned has made arrangements keep constantly on
hand, full assortment of PIPE and FITTINGS, for
Steam purposes, which will be sold at low prices as
can be obtained elsewhere
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he is now pr pared to take contracts for the fitting up of
Factories Machine Shops, Hotels, and other buildings
Tor Heating by Sieam all work warranted be done in
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. JAMES r. BLAKE
je2 No. Pearl Street, Worcester dom
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Boston, Sept. LIST, 1855.
Messers. Baker & Co. have been engaged for several
years the publication of typographical Maps and have
acquired high and well deserved reputation in this
cupation. AS they have published Mans which were
ed by of Counties Massachusetts and Connec
ticut can confidently recommend them responsible,
energetic and gentemauly in all their transactions and
am certain they will as they invariably have done, give
entire sasfactionto all who may have dealings with them.
II, Il. WALL1NG,
my22 diff State Engineer of Mass.
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The following kinds of this fence are most muse; and
the prices annexed are the Retail. CASH PRICES
No. /, 81 feet high nch mesh lateral wires of n 10
wire, body ofNo14 wire, $500 per rod.
No. q 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body of Ne. IA wire, $l,75
No 8, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body Of No. IA wire, 81 so.
No. 4, q feet high inch MESH lateral wires No 10
WIRE, body of No. II wire, S13T4.
No 5, II feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No IL
body Of No. Is wire $0,75
No g. 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires OF No 10
wire, body of No. II wire, 1,25
No T. 50 feet high. inch MESH lateral wires of No 10
wire, body OF No. IL wire. 81.
No. Extra 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of
No. wire, body of No. II wire S1,5O
Nos l, 3 g. and are most used for gardens, ceme-
teries reses and other places where beauty the qu9l
ity most desired. No and 7, and No Extra are best
adabted for FARMS railroads, highway other pur.
poses where strength and efficiency tie
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
lccessors to the L. w. Fence Company
No. So Water Street, Boston.
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o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-situated at No
!,s Belkuap St., in the city Of Worcester The house
contains II rooms good water, both soft and,hard.
1t well calculated for two families. Apply the prem
ises to SUMNER BRIDGES.
my5 d3m
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- FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
li That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
III Valley in Leicester, with outbuldings and lands
connected Herewith, (about II acres) in high of
cultivation, and well stOched with Frui: Trees of the
choicest kinds and in bearing condition. is offered for sale
on accommodating terms. Apply to B. B0TT0MLY, on
the premises, or at the Spy Office. my1S d3m
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STORE TO LET.
One of the Best Loentfoms in Worcester.
INQuIRE AT BoYDEN'S EXCH ANGIE OFFICE,
mch26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-11

I have examined specimens of a map of the town
Blackstone, in the County of Worcester map of the
County of Chauque, N Y, purportng have been got
made BY him OF the County Worcester Yes ID tS he
fully executed as the maps above mentioned sbo"ig
consider it valuable acquisition TO the inhabit
county OF Worcester. REJOICE NEWTON.
Worcester, March 20, 1855.
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90 Eet.

VERY STABLE 80 RENTs-situated
on Front street. recently occupied by Witt Pratt,
sirabe stand for Wood Yard, Lumber Yard, any
door business requiring considerable in central
location.
Apply to WITT PRATT, at their Livery Stable, Fos-
Ter street. aO22
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-17
Greed of the Democratic Party.

Equal and exact justice TO all men, or what
ever Stale or persuasion, religious or politi-
cal.
Peace, commerce and honest friendship
with all nations, entangling alliances with
none.
The right of States and Territories 10 ad-
minister their own domestic affairs.
Freedom and equality, the sovereignty of
the people and The right of the majority TO
rule when their will IS conslitulionally ex-
pressed.
Economy inpubHc expenditures, and sa-
cred preservation of the public faith.
Freedom Of religion, freedom of pross,
and general diffusion of information.
Opposition 10 all secret political oiganiza-
tions, and 10 all corruption in politics.
A sacred pre- servaton Of the Federal Con-
slitulion, and no religious lest for office.
No bigotry or pride Of caste, or distinction
of birth among American citizens.
Respect and protection for the rights OF all
The preservation ofthe naturalization laws,
and the right of all to The public domain,
and the protection of the American Govern
ment.
Opposition 10 all chartered monopoles.
Common brotherhood and coed will to
all,-especially 10 those of the household Of
faith.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-17
THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN.

II is well for the Democrats of this county
to consider the means which the opposition
are taking in this region TO gain a point of
success. 1t is we'll known that in Columbia
the opposition cannot defeat the whole
Democratic county ticket, and they there
fore concentrate their efforts on some par
ticular point-against some man on the
Democratic ticket who is more especially
dangerous TO The factions of Know -Nothiug-
ism and Republicans. To this end they
look around 10 see against what man on the
ticket they can seduce the most of those
few camp-followers in the Democratic party
who are guided only by narrow-minded
prejudices, by disappointed malice, by re-
venge, spite or mercenary greed. They
tickle the mercenary by promises, and ex.
'cite the malicious by falsely coloring ina
ginary grievances. To the disappointed
they promise offices-to the greedy they
offer better ray-and TO the spirit of rest
less ambition they paint the possession of
influence and promotion, even if it should
be upon the defeat of the Democratic party.
True, he who sells himself 10 this tempter
will get but poor price for his treason ;
but that is not considered by him now.
The Democrats of this county can elect
aheir whole ticket as well as any part of it F.;
and they have conquered this mischievous
spirit of malice and petty revenge in the
darkest days of Know.Nothingism. They
did it a second time last fall, and they will
do it again. The men on our county ticket
are good and true as Democrats, and honest
and respectable as citizens. Theyare ca
pable and fit for their several stations, and
all possess that integrity and fair moral
character which commends men to the con-
.fdence and support of the community.
There is no reasonable or fair ground of
opposition to any one of them, and there
will be none from any Democrat unless
from some three penny private spite, or dis
appointed malice.
The mass of the people will treat this
narrow, jealous spirit with the contempt
and rebuke it deserves; and it will only
prove to the moderate men of the opposi-
tion that our candidates are Of straight
forward integrity and without guile.
1t only needs firm front 10 elect the
Uhole ticket by an suen majority. Those
who oppose any part of it from motives oi
mischief and private grief will only destroy
themselves aud friends-they cannot harm
the Democratic party by leaving it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-17
aEERsHa

In New Columbia, Montour county, on
tho 12lh inst, Mr. NATHANIEL T. EDGAR, aged
50 years.
The deceased was the father Of Mr.. J. K.
Edgar of This place. He was soder IN the
last war and-did service for bis country at The
battle of Lundy's Lane in Capt Faulk's Com
Pany of the ED Regiment oe Infantry, urder
Gen. Brady's division of Gen. Sco,l's Army.
He has since lived The life of the upright and
good citizen, and has been gathered 10 his
grave in The fuIluess Of y ears, when he had
almost reached his ihree-score and ten.
In Bloomsburg, on The 10Th inst, IRRAEL
w. RUPERT, son of William and Clara w.
Rupert, aged 3 years, months and 8 days.
Light be the turf oflhy tomb!
May its verdure like emeralds be:
There should not be the shadow of gloom
In aught that reminds us of thee.
Young flowers and an evergreen tree
" May spring from the spot of thy rest
But nor cypress nor yew lei us see; 'a''s
For why SHOULD we mourn for the blesl.
In Bloomsburg on Thursday, Sept. 1llh,
EMMA CArHARiNE NEwBERRy, daughter oil
Joel and Catherine NewbeFy, aged 10 mos.
and 90 days. io'aa fai
Go, little loved one, gos 80 ~ ]..'
re A mothers heart can tell -
) And none but hers can fully know t
& How bard to saylfarewell.'a piii
No nights Of sorrow, none oi pain, ~
'- But utperfect peace and rest
Redeemed and saved, she sweetly sleeps
Upon her Saviour's breast.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-17
HoHowoys Ointmen. and Pins.-GIandular

Holotoays Ointmen. and PiAs-GIandular
swellngs in the throat, neuralgia, tic dolo-
reux, rhea natism, goul, lumbago, and other
diseases affecting the glands, muscles, and
nerves oil sensation, ere permanently eradica.
ted BY the persevering application OF this
healing, anli-febrie, pain-destroying prepar.
alton. Irritating ernptons, running sores,
open wounds, burns, soalds, and The bites of
venomous insects or reptiles, and in shoil, all
the varieties OF superficial Inflammation, soon
loso their angry aud painful character when
treaIed with Holloway's Oint men,. TIE Pills
have never yet been administered in dyspep.
sia, liver complaint, or disorders OF the bow
els, without producing The desired results.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-17
GRAND JURY REPORT,

To The Honorable the Judges OF the Courpof
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for ihs
County OF Columbia: ..
The grand Inquest Of the Commonwealth
OF Pennsyiyana lnquiring for tie body Of the
county Of Colombia, respectfully REPORT:
That they have examined the apnSlic build
ings belonging 10 the said comfy, and find
Them ~ good condition; the Jail being PAR
licuarly neat and Clean We would recom-
mend that there should be stable attached
BY shed roof TO the north end of ,ihe psesent
stable sufficiently large for two COWS for the
accommodation OF The Sheriff. We would
also recommend an appropriation Of 5000
oulsoa The funds of the county 10 be applied
towards the purchase and erection OF Town
Clock upon the url.house. We furherfe-
pori, that road in Su9arloaf township, lead
ing from David Lewis 10 Rodmaa Beterly's
has beer represented 10 US TO be in very
bad condition. Also, several roads In BriaT-
creek township, but more particularly the
road leading from The turnpike near Found
ryvllte, through Shickshiuny Valley past Jo-
seph Stackhouse's, upon which il is repre-
sen'ed, thai there isa bridge which is unsais
70 cross with 'eams. Also, arosd leading from
Isaiah Coles 10 the turnpike and one leading
from Jesse Pennington's saw-miif ,pp Raven
creek TO the turnpike in Benton township are
represented 10 be in bad condition; 10 all Of
which we would directtheA attention 1efIthe
Court We also recommend thai the Cours
house be hereafter kept closed against psiy
shows and exhibitions OF that chanoieI.1
AIl,of which Is respectfully submiHsd THE
Sd day of September, A. d. 1886. 4,.see.,r
ELLW0OD HUGHES, Foeman
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-17
New Mode of Manufacturing iron and
Steel

The London Times speaks of the interest
excited among the iron manufacturers by the
discovery Of Mr.. Beassemer, by which he
takes crude iron directly from the ordinary
blast furnace, and IN the incredibly short
space of thirty minutes converts it into ignots
Of malleable iron or steel of any size, and fiji
for iha various manipulaiions ordinarily en-
ployed 10 adapt them TO all The material pur-
poses to which they are now applied. He
thus dispenses with all The Intern ediale pro-
cessess TO which recourse has been had to
produce the same effect within the last sew
enty years, including the making iron into
pigs, and the refining, pudding, and squee-
zing stages, with all the attendant labor and
fuel. Atmospheric air is The prime element
in providing this result. The carbon OF the
crude iron, al white heat, is brough, in
contact with atmospheric air, and the oxy
gen of the air combining with the carbon,
rapidly produces carbonlc acid gas The
rapid union Of carbon and oxygen adds still
further 10 the temperature Of The metal,
while The diminished quantity Of carbon pres
ent allows a parl of the oxygen TO combine
with the iron, which undsrgoss combuslion
and is converted into an oxide. AT the ex.
cessive temperature that the metal has now
acquired, The oxide as soon as formed, un.
dergoes fusion, and forms powerful sol.
vent Of those earthly bases lhai are associa.
ted with, the iron. The violent ebullilior
going on mixes most intimately the scoris
and metal, every part Of which is thu,
brought in coniac, with the fluid oxide
which washes and cleanses The metal mos
thoroughly from the SILICA and other earth,
bases thai ale combined with the crude iron
while the sulphur and other volatile matters
which cling so ienaciously 10 iron at ordi
nary temporal ures are driven of, :he sulphur
combining with The oxygen and forming
suIphnrous acid gas. Experimenis have beer
conducted before iron masters and men o
science in London, and they pronounced i
smineutly satisfactory, end discovery o.
great importance,
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