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SACCACE WAGONS

liIF subscriber has commenced runnino
freight and Baggage Wagons from SMYRNA "a
'nr ltallroad Depot and back, for the Durposr
u Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofall kinds
lie VIII also run his Wagons to and from Snvr.
nh nh l@.dm@, for the purpose Of hauling nlI
EindH ct Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks
iron, Wood, Coal, Lime. Lumber, &c. &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have il,
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by Calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
" Letters and small packages confdcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge.
feb l3-tf
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Agents for Delaware !:

E H Hm Temple and JohnIl Bewlev Smyrna Corrie
~ nIaIeh' Duck reek Or Edward WOrrcIl. Della
ware ware tiiy Samuel Silver, Rcd Lion; Goorrc ~
% ne"tS L"ochs g Bridge; John Holland Nevark New.
WINS. wn Gorman, st Georges; Charles G SIockIer
nIii'EEnoonsh; Cannon g. White, BrdsevIlle: # II
C".he' summit Bridge; DR. James K Layton.
HHeorsS1 Hs, 'n; John POuder Il Soa. Milton; JuhI Nr
C"1' C"Men' Dover; John w Hall. Frcdcnca James p
TnireSf;; canterbury; Edward BrnghursI. E4 ",rd
ogen, ihs on William L .ArIcI. distributing
so"'' oiuSs"wi Abraham Cannon, Chirxlinua. Sic
pnensoh { ross,ale, Newport; Charles II Iloims.
t' %inc Village; Janvicr &c PonninoIon. New
'roII 'TrroIrNI Cam. Summit Bridge; lockwood &
va Mckee Odessa; John Holland S,n,,,. o, IA "a
IL II Mitchell. E!kIon Md ""u i'f
TUT sdir ny ihe ao!e p!Wpr'eOr aud manufacturer.
i.oo EDWARD NORRIS
'!~"fHi 226 Arch 1t Ph,IodeInhio
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IKEAr MASS MEETING.-A Cau from

the LddteS-Great ErcitemenI
lac ladies' OF New Castle county, in order 10 o 70
" '',eI 'selhgs' and deemlng It their duty have
&c oNed - call mass meeting IN the Town hail nI
whninson lor which dee notice will be gwen NI,ss
"SA.e mas c)ilsentcd 10 take Inc char of the meet
aiu NrS' economy will accept the honor to preside
- secretary The folc wing preamble and res1Iut,ons
were drl~n up and received unanimOnsIv.
""ereas' We reglrd 1t a duty Of our ser general
"'H'eiu"lhg wives widows. maIrons and maids In
hteP pace Win the tines-to be Wide a,Xako -, ,ho
ntin chances 10 acquaint themselyes r,,,h ,I - ~
supper and ShDe trIde-tpobse win a vig,ian, @
the irieKs OF irade. and the manners and customs NJ
thlfe engaged therein. for the draft that neces,v %
ist1'"n MAKE upon Our purses quite Iarpe e1on@
si'houi beng Inflated with imposition ami eStoro1
Therefore he az
Hesolsed. That we regard Mr. Flanigen of Viii.
h'ngtn. rs the very pink, pattern and beau idea of
a" h"iIes' and accommodating stTekeeper
Resolved, That we have always found Flanigen the
ns a all Hines, al all seasons and under all circnm
Ftresi reaey "a sell cheap as o rtal man can, sell
AMI Keep oui Oi the poor house.
RsoFed That has rOnrse In the past is a guarantee
'H me intiEre Foc years have Iried hin, and
Pr,v"'i hIn. and viii stick 10 hum
In"i'Ned, That We approve Oi the lrgant durable
hh i1Aeiy N inner which lac has displayed m, ,,ano
's"efs B'LAIHs and Shippers cir iin our tastes
~. Y''n aif roHVemenre. His public spirit energy
a uFhe 10 Paeaa deserve TO be warIe,l LIu that
'"" %" S'iili he our custom and patronage.
neshy"d That Flanigens sio..k of summer Roots
I 'i Hh"s "l all kin Is unsurpassed for quantity
@'"i nJ cii" Ipness his ladies gaiiert for only 81
F'''' va his Sehtettens lace shoes tDr only 81
'hs pr Ptir. cIpIhe climay; il Is puEzler to kiuM
"it iAey ran be 20 q 80 citeap
"'"i'eI' Fh'u We approve of the taste dts played
~ :" :" ''s hn great card 0f over seVeniY.f,e dlIler.
% 81 '' "a al e''l'rs of hastings. which give as az
20" = ne 'i'T'uny To mIIcn any shade or color Of
"rss u a Iuay ci,,s.. Ur drsIrc
h-li "t. That inv ite all Of oar sisters 10 give
t" cl. that use oar best endeavOfs 10 make IA.
,, r'~n tIeo Ighmf this reg o and Il, this end
- g'iiO ny br InIrHcIed 10 circulate these resoln.
'~,,' N,. ilf ahd wide Signed, AlRs. ECONOMY,
"'.hintgI.Il. June !, Isj; See'y
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rASCnALL,N EENER AM A1.1--. -.

tASCIlAl.L'S FEVER AND AGUE MIA
f,hE-The following testimonials from thos,
y II Known to the readers of this puper. are
''w anHng many received, in favor nt his ex
tSiieht preventive of fever and agne:
tJ- fhe following is from G. p. James. E<o
S.r celebrated author, (now British Consul AT
y RI 4, Virginia:
British Consulate, Norfolk. Ta.. }
- Feb. 10, ls5G.
Wy Dear Mr-YOu tell me not to rive eny
t"S' :n"ny IN regard TO the efficacy OF the RENE.
d! 'f PAschalI, unless do 50 willingly. no,
'"'y d" 50 willingly, but gladly, for / think il
may De of great service TO the public To hove
u generally known.
nave had no attack of fever myself for sev.
rrsi years; but have recommended the RENE.
dF 10 many Instances to friends who were su ffer.
& from Ague they could not throw off: and
nv" never known it to fail in effeetinp q cnro
l." miny instances a very few doses have pro.
u"r ed that result.
lou are perfectly at liberty to make use of
~ letter, aud from my knowledge of your in |
'"@rlly aud uprigbtness of character. am sure
Ia q all You do pubhsh will be equally truthful
" ma sincere with that of Yours faithfully.
~. " G. p. r. JAMES.
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"iiiShERS. BEAKD and MOO STACHES
'.., %'c.i I" grow an six weeks by DIR. Laiont's
'aplary Compound. Warranted not To stain
" IMPURE fhs skin. Price Sl.00 per pac ka ge,
or f,r ss...50. -la . =
nrn to any part of the country, on receipt
",'a remittance. Address SWFsE1'SEIs e.
'p'' b'x 40 Post Office, Baltimore, Mary land.
Jan:lLly. .f4 ft,
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To ur. EDWARD s Mopp,s Ph;I. ~ r. sAHh
2 Bottles made Is cures

Sant"n, DEL, JAM l, 1856.
l. ~ torTH:- II have sold the two dozen o
Your Pdschalfs Fever and Agne Mixturo Ion
~ your agent. | believe it is the best roadi.
me possible for the cure Of chills and fever
We y" in one family We're cured BY two hot.
e. ana SIX in another by one bottle.
lours' respectfully. JoHN HOLLAND.
- Ia" following is from the Auditor of the
in'" "t Delaware: ''
- GtdSgoo, Sept G, Is55.
a. D. 'noTTtS-Dear Sir: We are selling the
A'"re uahy. and mud II to give general salts
c'ion' believe it to be the best medicine in
\istrnce for the cure of cbills and cavam
" u posed of number of bottles. and have
"a "A 'wn 1t to fal
l'"r5' very rcsn,ctfuIly, W. r. ALRIcus
Ne"d ot S0Ssg}raS, Hem co, Ud.
>, January %, lS5G {
hr r. y. NIrriS-Dear sir: Since vonr
i'iahIc Fever and Ague Mixture has been in.
"d"c"d mere, 1t has given entire satisfaction
Every uhe who has been Fortunate pnou0h N
h"w of a. l will further mention. 10 confirm
graz eEFltIve powers, that | sold two hot
- % I 10 enc tany consisting of three. or
@' FSoIs,who were suffering with the cbilIs
"cf S"n" months had ella psed, one of the nor.
'CnS cur'd clne and asked me to take back one
- tue bottles, saying that the other bottle had
''" ..'T Whole whrk, and actually cured thcnn
IT, Upon inquiry | lesrn that up TO This dav
my ar all well, having I'D no return of the !
:" IT. Sinc''. Whit can medicine do more.
he-P c iu'ly. yoprS, &C., JAMES /. PRyoR.
Christiaha, DEL, March |, Isis
r. y. ,Horris-Dear SIR: I have sold five
DOZEN "t your PaschalI's Fever and Acme Mix.
'nr"' and do not hesitate 10 say that it is GER
lam nhd etl'ctual cure for chils and fever In
several Instances three persons were cured bv
one O''l'' Yours, respectfully,
A. CANNON
Wac Castle, DEL, Jan. 2s, 1856.
VIZ. EdcGrd y. hOrriS-Sir: We have taken
ar'd kn"wn To be used with great success. Pas.
chaIFS Fever and Ague Mixture prepared bv
You Yours, very respectfully,
JAHvIER d. PENNINGTON.
For sale by the sole Proprietor and Manuf,c-
turer, EDWARD S. MORRIS.
236 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
IVY druggists and country merchants rene
rfily and IN Smyrna by WA. Temple and John
H. B;wley, aud by Corrie & Glanden, Duck
Greek @U'"
For further information respecting this vain.
able medicine, see advertisement in nnotbor
rOlumn.
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Fever and Agsxe.

DASCHALL'S MIXTURE, Preventive and Cn 70
Iof Chills and Fever, and other Mla.natic Alice
i!os as me season ls approaching those residing in
sicky localities should be provided win one ar e.
bottles. II is recommended an preventive ms welas
cure. Call OF send Tor pam phlet and see I,r yaur
self. -r- sa-sa. WM TEAiPIE Sn'.s,a
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1000 TONS
Aeinau'S super Phosphate Of
Ell II Nw E1~

Il
"Ilo wish !" have heavy crops oil Grass sound po,,
,mts iuii-eared Corn and pPHIy-use Leinan's Suncr
I"Sphate "i Lime rice "a cents per H. or $40 nrr
ION Discount To dealers Or use Leinau's American
FerlIllze's, S3.5O per barrel, or S2s per ION.
iear What Jnseph Berrens Of liurriento,vn say,
nave used nearly 200 casks OF Lenmu = Anar,con
fertiiiZerS on MY iaIm in New Jersey with saI,lc,n
ry results Farmers OF New Jersey use Lenau's Fer
lizer. John & DeCOsia. President of the Cnm,l.,,
md Ahsecom Railroad. says: IL have used I,eiInn's
trrl'iiZIrS and my Corn crop yielded 81 bushels IN
me acre " used lrinans Fertilizer and nv ira,s
crop weighed double "-'Ihnmas Rendlun u.sd
leiha trrIilIzcrs and raised The sUuniesi of Pol,
Toes and heavy croPs"-'r. w. Milford &" had a
poor arm aud yielded good crops by the use of Lei
mans Fertilizer alone"-J Atkinson, IIaddonlield and
John Fiold ON COoper's Creek '''
Three Diplomas have been received from The New
Jersey Stale Agricultural Society. The New YORK
rysIal Palace Association, and the Pennsvlyania
State Agricultural Society.
Orders remittng the cash or drafts. Dromntlv
attended to. Carriage free.
&. A. LElNAU, Proprietor,
nar''-4m. No. l9 South Front ST., Phila.
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MILK MILK

THE undersigned would inform the citizens
OF smyrna, that he can furnish them with New
MlLh,juss IRON The pail. early every moruing.
at "Eliason's Corner" Main and Commerce
street. FC pnMNroRYs "a
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FRAME STUFF. viz:

White Oak, Yellow Pine, IIemlock, Gum. Pom
lar' &c, &C. lIemlock Joist, Raiters and
Studs, 0t all sizes aud lengths. White Pine
Plank and Boards of all qualities and lengths
wen seasoned and in fine order. White Pine
S'dln%, Yellow and White Pine Flooring, Hem
LOCK Flank and Boards OF the best quality and
make, for Barn floors. A very snurior and
well assorted lot nt Fence Board. inch and a
quarter thick, and sixteen feet long. A large
assortment of Shingles from the best makers.
ana at The lowest prices. Pointed and plain
Plckets OF different lengths, with rails to suit.
Smuggling and Plastering Iath Sash of all
sizes; and, in fact, everything kept in I.um-
ber Yard, to which he invites the attention of
oil intending to build or wishing even but few
feet, a. he is determined to compensate them
Tor their trouble by selling at the lowest prices
and on accommodating terms
JAMES f.. BLACK.
July - 1856 -2m
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UNICORN MILLS.
NA/NT ca d G ID - ME "a,
MANUEACTNRY.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they are now
manufacturing, on a larger scale than usual,
every variety of their we'll known CAssIMrREs.
embracing beautiful fine Wave aud other Cas-.
slmerrs, equal to any manufactured in this
country together with all kinds heretofore manu-
tactured by them. Possessing the advantages
OF superior water-power, the latest improve
mcnts IN machinery, and the personal attention
OF those brought up in the best manufactures
ot England, enables them to offer better and
cheaper article than can be obtained elsewhere.
Also, Flannes in variety, Stocking Yarn, Roll
Carding, &c.
10000 pounds of WOOI. WANTED, for
which the highest market price will be allowed.
Wool left at any Of the Stores in SMYRNA,
either for exchanging or CardIng into Rolls,
will be taken, carded and returned in week or
ten days.
MALLALIEU & BROTHER,
Unicorn Mills, z. Anne's CO., near MiImgton,
may2l-1m Md
N. B.-Phe above firm has no connection
with any other establishment, in the country.
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100000 FEET OF
E@U j -W q ~ uCER
AT TIE CHEAP LUMBER YARD,
Smyrna. Del

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens OF Smyrna and surrounding country.
that he has just returned from the prncpai
Lumber markets with the largest and best as
snrlment OF LnrAber ever kept in Smyrna, con-
sIstln0 of
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Come all We that are hungry and
eat and all that are thirsty and
drink.
w i" anu d tH)FTON are prepared to supply
.n' ''tlHGhS OF Smyrna and its vicinity. at any
.,'IIe' y, WIN the choicest ICE-CREAM of vari.
Water. ' "'"''"
U1- Families can be supplied with ICE. daily.
by leaving orders with WARD &, Corrox
may2S.-tf
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LOST, a Coral ArmIet with Gold I,ocket

on SUNDAY last, IN this town. Any person re-
turning the same 10 the subscriber will be snita.
hly rewarded. Jos. D.. .liESsoN.
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Steamboat Train Ella Frenchfonn.
Leaves Frenchtown for Phila. at lO.I5 A. Nj.
New Castle g.. lIIs
Pniiada. for Frenchtown, LOO p. NJ.
Wilmington 20s
New Castle oas
Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilm npton a.,
1922, 9.22, A. NJ, and 2.05, p. NJ.
Trains for Wilmington and Philadelphia
leave Baltimore at SAG, 1l.Oe, A. NJ, 6.5i. p
% A Freight Train will run once each UNIV
daily, Sundays excepted. wy
Persons wishing to obtain Cars to load. must
give at leas: two days notice previous 10 The
time they are required.
ID. A. SANBORN,
JI6-u. Superintendent Del. Railroad
On and after July list, Stage will leave
Dover on flIc arrival Of the morning Train. for
Denton AMI Eastnn, Nd, arriving al Ension In,
same evening" lsn leave Easlon in he morn.
ng 10 connect with The 3.30 T.. NJ. train from
Dove.
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lIif, subscriber will otf;.r at public sale 10
Inc "a h'gncSl bidder, IN WEDNESDAY, the pom
,L va! ., A'nDST next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. a,
ne 'a'e rPFidenc" of Jamrs ). Blrnard. dccens-
", :" 'ne following REAL ESTATE. situate in
:" Queen -inne AND Caroline counties:
~ "a" FARM on which said sale is Ia take
p'II'' commonly ralfpd the Scotland" or
" Home Farm" containG abnnt
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l., 1856.
Boston Advertisements.
H1NEMALE MEnICAL OFFICE.
NO. "a LEyERETT STREET, BOSTON.


MRS. CASWELL. Female Physician, returns
her sincere thanks to the ladies of Boston, and vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her. and hopes
by strict attention to business still receive their gener-
Gus support To that class Of females who dke
suit Of the opposite in extreme necessity
she offers heretofore the nestimabe benefit Of an edu-
Gated experienced and discreet Female Medical Adviser.
From her long experience and practice she is fully pre-
pared to be consulted all diseases peculiar SEX
such Weakness suppressons Diseases of the Lungs
Liver Stomach, Kidneys. &c. well Midwifery. Mrs.
e. will attend ladies in confinement their residences
any hour of the day night In the of the
various Diseases Mrs c. has TO think herself
ond to no other regular practitioner and permitted
to refer those ladies who wish to consult her. to other
dies who have found relief from her skill Rooms pro-
vded for those who wish to remain during treatment
N.B-A Private Lying-in Asylum, of the First Glass,
for convenience and security is connected with this estab
hshment and personally superintendent by Mrs. c.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities, from colds, and
other causes especially attended to-
Medici carefully put up, and sent all parts of the
country
Medical and Surgical aid of the highest respecabilty
has been procured and those wishing consult QUE of
the opposite sex can do so if preferred.
~ Advice gratis.
All letters, post paid, promptly attended to.
Remember the number ~ 81 LEyERETT STREET.
1U
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
PATENT AGENCY
AND
MOD Ell NUFA Glory
No. 2O1 MAN ST.. fup stairsl WORCESTER.
Models, Drawings, Specification, &c


Models, Drawings, Specifications, SC,
made, and
PATENTS PROCURED.
By JAS. q. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass,
PRACTICAL MECHANIC Il CRAFTSMAN
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent Office.
Having made many successful applications for Patenc,
refer to them as furnishing ample evidence ability
and success,
An business con6ded to me will be promptly attended
to at the tODest rates usuay 25 per cent lower than
the would Ne done by the arnfsssn1
Washington ami making frequent trips there, am
bed keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating
Patents and new Inventions thus ahording the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find to thor advantage to put their
ventoDs into substantial f0rm Model prac
ticahe, ths frequently Patent in of ques
ton OF priority of nventonN and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
nthe Pat9nt Office. as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confde tal Advice to
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examna-
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented, or in use for the purpose involving the
principles and advice given the probability of
obtaining patent nsome cases saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to tine Inventor
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted to
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington. Copies
of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained copy of the claims Of any inven-
ton furnished for IS cents.
The Patent Laws Reports of Patent Gases, and other
valuable works relating to Patents, together with com
ple list of all the Patents record at Washngton can
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
For further information, inquire of
]. G. ARNOLD,
Over No. 2O7 Main st., Worcester.
u All communications strictly confidential.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
NED rCAL MOTT Ice

WI 2 D G A not G E
DIR r. GREEN, has now under treatment numerous
eases of all kinds of Chronic Diseases among which are
about five hundred of CANCER. His office is daily
thronged by those afflicted with Scroiua Humors of the
Blood Diseases of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Lv-
er Complaint, Dropsy Rheumatism, Heart Complaints,
Consumption of the Blood Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, and all Chronic Diseases.
In consequence Of the increase of business It became
necessary 10 employ another medical assistant He has
now the pleasure of informing the public that he
cured the services of DR.. g. W. Fay thorough ard &C.
compiished physician ami surgeon. 0e who has enjoy.
ed superior advantages in the medical schools and
hospitals in thecountry.
Dr. Green having four assistants hopes to be able
to meet the demands of who may prefer the natural
system OF medicine upon scientific principles He has
recently fitted up another boarding house, where those
from distance can have all the necessary care for rea
sonable compensation.
Persons wishing 10 see Cancer scrofuous Tumos
tracted by the Plaster do by calling the Office.
Ample reference can be given to show the complete sue.
cess Of his praetice
DR.. Green WILDE at the Office every day from A. NJ.
till P. NJ, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from to
O'Clock. DR.. Fay some competent person will be in
the Office from A. NJ. to P NJ Sundays from to 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
OMce SO BroOmIieId Street, Bos on.
ja15 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01

Of HALLIDAY'S SELF REGULATIFf WIND
MlLL;s now ready to contract for their erection upon
terms stated below with the guarantee that if ney do
Ngve entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
months test and refund the money.
By an ingenus and novel arrangement this Mill is made
70 regulate itself not to beyond given mum
Der of revolutions per minute thus enabling to stand
the severes gales without the risk Of being blown
Unlike other Mills this will require watching and after
being put in order will require only occasional ong,
for months and years For economy in raising or
Forcing water for barns and dwellings, for irrgatng
draining lands. and for Railroad purposes this Mw be
found to surpass everything Of the kind,
These Mills awarded the CHEST premium Silver
Medals together with Dplomas) at the late State Fa
hold at Philadelphia, and Ne EsYork.
Prtce at Sh0p for Mills designed for Pumping Hot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
CtHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!

The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat Of
good quality at $500 for wole $50 for half cords
Those who wish the price Of fuel continue at reasonable
rates. will do well to Peat in their Stoves either with
or without wood experiments having been made fully
to test its economy The demand for hitherto has been
sa~ei than eAPecteu. 800 cords bave
beendtrbued and only about 400 more of this crop re-
main 1t can be more easily deliveredn November than
iu the winter months Orders are solicited as eary as
convenient at the Office Ofth Spy, the store of
e. +. DIXIE,
nlS diff 226 Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
INSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLT.--

NsD LAIEN ELECTRIC SCROLL.-@
The subscriber has Invented, and taken measures to
secure patento Lightning Conductor in the form of
scroll The great advantages of this article will be obyi-
GUS persons in any degree familiar with the science of
electricity The scroll is half inchn diameter and
made of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width af
fording eight superficial inches conductor equal in the
Iron Scroll to pound bar of the same metal two and
two thirds inches in diameter, and the copper to bar
of iron eighteen AID two-thrd inches.
The immense capacity of this conductor obvates the
necessity of at Toast oaehahe usual humber Of ground
leading lines and thereby reduces the number of running
feet by perhaps one-thrd which, considered together
with the price of The Conductor per foot will show that it
is not only the best but of the cheapest in use
The Insulator is simple Terra Gotta Fastener which
admits of the free contraction and expansion OF the metal
sept5jtf G. RICE, Worcester Mass
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lOairts.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! va
IN rety of BOOKS, from which three to Eve dollars
day can bemade, can now be obtained at the gents
Emporium. 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from five to fifty dollars. For grand chances call SOON
$40 diff VIM ALIEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
THE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE 4
THOMAS DREW a: No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester, Mass
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Broeeries, Mf.

L. ii. TEMPLE " co.
Are now selling GROCERIES, at their Store
No. FL WashingtOm Square,
at the prices mentioned in thefo'lowng list viz
Powdered Sugars at &c per lii.
q Crushed do. at 95c.
Brown Havana do atS3c
Porto Rico do at 74c
Coffee, extra at &c
Saler8tus at 7c.
Cream Tartar at SSc.
Rasi9s, (new fruit at 16c.
Black Tea, Cine favor) at 31o
Moolssss at,@so t.er galon.
Burning Fluid at SIC per gallon.
And all ether kinds of Groceries equally low Spices in
packages to suit at wholesale prices. All Goods mem
toned above are of the Best Quality.
Goods delivered to any part Of he city.
Remember the Place, 27> Washington
mis- Square. Wcrcester: DIFF
fgNHE u NST FLOU R.-Another lot OF SO bbls
Quincy Flour, received this day and for sale by
VIM. o. SWEET CO.,
d32 diff 1856 Ma