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Look cut for Stop Clothing!
6tOOD mechanics Mkt Goats. Pants & Vests Gus
~ tom made and warranted not to RIP, al! for
s. is. u>t TIE thing for service. at
FLETCHER & REEDS.
y. B.-lIaving made arrangements with an *
tenSlve firm in E">ton will order slop work for
all WHO may want, cheaper than can be bought IN
the place. FLETCHER & REED.
West Concord, Jan. "a 1S57. lVlStf
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in eve-y condition Of the system, Is abs 'utei.
cer;a n. The del ate constitution Of the feet!'s
maiden, wi eor mother, is rendered stronger tyii
influence, hen, nj Ia. same tine, quoting Sen
s.tcn IS experienced throughout the whole bvdy
ITS RESTORATIVE AND STRENGTHENING
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ISfnft,.ris.

During tie tn, o'c1l ca lie ,fc. tfC.r.
nl'-s;olsr"f f:''li> l. Ii. 10y Il. q I,,.,r.
did business az III, l:'eiitfl &c. - .,,,-,,,-
plocm nc Ia:.li>. Il eit we f,w. ~, ,.r
sol :il IL Il II c: ] ci'h. rf"l;t> tnl,l IN.
ne>> lcle Tie Fa;clt Ice: an fl,ler,i,,.,,
NEo corcuci,d II ni'l noe Iii f,,II,.,,.,r-
cess. rc:IG NJ Id, a>,lctf Il. L., ~ =
Ell al d mes ski.i'u la'It >,Fcfas I Il. I'd
Sta',s. and have i" lesiat q il :ssuilcf,,.,..1.
Hat Hey c;li.ct TN l'l'r icI>'l n.l...rf--.it
rid nu>i"ciiy. al" n'le e: alice iu-tl. il,r
aill'cai'i> IL :: IL I" s,,1r, IN II IN - ..r-
ard favorable coi.>:''1ar''r - IL l;...,-tfc,.
El'AI>n HUH.
Late C'n hi iol q G, r..'clts'
From he ir.Em Gnly,..i,ltr
''AUCrsT Il. 1>"a.- Dunn tie ne la,, heit
the flee oi C.n iI.i->;t l.rrui P:feif> II E..,,y
l.1 'f f">trn h:s teen nNr.'>i,"n ..,d IN
the tralsaciicn Il lr>irt>> vii ii,tfr p>..o
l,itor- He il tier l.; by a,tu:.l,.c will rlrl:v
and tie rules oi :l"ciicc Il he tf:ce lri:,t
HIM ~ orc If iht mes r:lcl'c:lc >1,ct.>.l &c
iii'ie> with Wiz n i;Hr l:,d flea ii;,i,,ll,e
CHAS- MASON. Conmi>>i,ner cf r:,,,.,.~
Post. n. lam. I. l>-. 1r1-,,
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n''l|TlERVoUSb
- IA u in all its forms, embracing every
re SSS. l. variety Of symptoms caused %
II EA disturbance o! the .Nerre d'ra
K III or Nervous Fluid, is relieved ny
e Nj the nae Of the p"pG!a. Scientific
r1 fs3 Remedy,
DODD'S
l.EI|}|V[l9E
E~c1TEMENT

t,.nv kind il untavorable to the health ot the
Nerve, SYSTEM inusrmuch as the Nervous l. u.d
i, thereby thrown ont of balance, an! RAPID y
wasted AWAY Even the ordinary excitement
,roduced in bus ..e:., or caused by the varied
e.,r,. when attend W in our waking hours. pro
lur, t,i ,.- and We need the lHi,t hours Of s'eel
I'D rps. +, rr.,ia the nrc,s'iy strength: hu
Jew ;ar~,a can BE- icprl,.d 81 sleep Ira ionge'
,,ri. :. :!.an Two 1T thrc- ngh's without beng
r.m,!,l..v w IN OF: sud ~ ,.'.d. Sleep % The
vr,.,. rrn"ya; rof bodily s'.l ii!rniAl health.
Tired Mattress sweet r.storer, bA!ny sleep"
n..-pet ha'h baart,' llv eI r.s'cd ii. mist Dc
wood +. the N-ry";s >aIcier before re i"rn'i'I
or relief can he ottti,.-d. 1t il IN t!.is maine
,i,: tie >rryire g.vr. relief AID reHsrs tt'
u,.i.. the \r:vnrs ;y.r,iI. II p''d css, ~Li4'
,Ae Nervous Fluid is becoming equAl.zet,
A DELICIOUS SENSE OF Re'oss,
calming the asi'atrd mind, quoting the thr,
h,ne muscles and ,witching nerves, and brngn;
the whole system int" regular and Uniform {" era
ton. Their. 10 NJ violence d. ne 70 the system, $
ty the Us. Of harsh. severe and poisonous rtme
dies, " ch a!th ugh they may tempo'aril y rsllev
rsin, produce CRATER evils IN the icate Nervou
ORGANISM than TIE disease itself.
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's'HE CAIEDoNIA MACHINE SHOP

Company having decided to discontinue the
business Of TIER Machine Shop with view 10 hay
III. tia; part of their work. converted in!oa
FLOUR MILL,
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IL ~ ''''7a N"I i'aIIN VEtF'TI v I'M 2
AHt NEANT WATER POWER

~ ~ L - LIZ AA',
c:'cr sell lie s"l:h half Of IN. main uili
ing be-! q! ITO ,ali Con ranv together with al
ABUNDANT WATER POWER
frr rn!hng al! NIL 70 any .,el.o. wishing TO en-
gaze III that business n I very great bargain.
That ;rt Of tie nil that We nUn ctier to sell We
find 10y co,i'ul'inC experienced mi.irr'ehis to lie
wei a"i't'! 70 that business. beng substantially
lujit. "a posted. and ,,,::tdcd upon rock and il,
uld' lh',G!I better location FOR Flour Mil than
Cali lie found IN Northern VI. or y. H.. and with
he water privilege AID h;Iil'!.ng - il IS situated it
is thought inata Flour Mil may be got up for lit
;.r over hai What il uld cost ~ commence new
We woull also sav to"Er Dyincr customers an /
Tho e wanting TIE celebrated Woolw"r.h Boar,
P,a:cr for!' crlv made 1t our SHOP that We have
Sold our Patterns i'r these aucr> 10 blake Iuzzel.
Nacl;iii>t II his place who viii turni-l. the sane
hll Together VIII! ether >iZ,.- %. I,ll,r> rs here
:";,rc iui!t AT our shop. to when can cheerful
~ recommend those a:!tiIca i!r>: rate article oi
laner.
Wew'ud further say that We have quantity, Il
LAlHES AND OTHER MACHINERY.
-rt lcw nld part second hand. which we are
',r.!l 20 sell n great bargains. We .l>o c,ntlu
:" furnish those wanting with FIIr"S'> Faint
PORTABLE GI:AlN Mills. which are adapted to
Stem. Water. Wind. OF horse power numerous
testimonials III favor of which ca lee show IA hy the
subscriber. Price from 500 SIS
tr,.cr, and co,uiiulcati"il> VIII receive PROM,
ATE 'iul. /. l.. FAIRBANKS. Apt.
| s. .lrhu.'urv. Feb. Oh. NJ. lc.r,f
= ~
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Gle Californian.
a Hsb!r kSOy.

The followin. touching story is beautiful
GEM
Ahout nne o''lock in the morning, a little
h.y in Paris Of twelve years Of a.r. whose
i..k+t and apron Of white cloth distinctly
Federated that he followed the profession OF
,,,,rry.cook. was returning from market with
an omen ba, k.t on his head, containing butter
aud -1.>.
When he had reached the vicinity of the
church of St. Eu.t,rhc the little fellow, who
could only with difficulty make his way
through the crowd. WIS violently jo>tled 10y
:. stranger who was passing, 50 that his bts-
k.t tipped, and fell to the ground with It's
cont.n;s The poor lad. when he saw his
cog, all broken, and his butter tumb!e'i i'll
tn, utter, beg IN to cry bitterly, and wiring
!.I, hands.
\ person who happened to be in a crowd
thai gathered around The little fellow, drew
a ten sou rirc-. small coin, from his pork-
rr and u,viny II to the boy, asked the rest
.ho stood grouped around him to do the
.aur, to make up the loss ":casi"n"d 10y this
acci,i.lt Influenced by his example. every
c,,. p.cSent eagerly compll-,!and very speed
.ly ,h bays apron contained rr>p"rtah'e
co;i.rtion Of roppcrS ani silver. When all
had contributed. oar Young hero. whose dts
.r,.,s h.d vanished in a IN 'mrnt as though
T., .ncI.an'.n-nt. Warmly thanked his
,trw h.nrf.r:orS for their kindness. and pro
,-.,i.d 20 count the sum he had rece,ved.
rhlrh amounted 10 no less than twenty two
f~,n,.> and tlurt, five rrn':nr>, al ont five
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'IW THE FAMILIES AND BUSINESS
COMM My OF ST. JUHNSBURl AMI
81 RiDt NUING DISTRICTS:
When =. Ing sending New York supplies. yo are
Respectfully invited make trial ~ the superior TEAS
imported expressly Tor the
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS
- II

For the c"vcnoncr" Druggists and rlir;,,r,i. ,o
il" i> Medicine III The State IL crn"lr
viii lie KEPT III iht hands "i "ul Stat. AGENT Fr,r So
ard al illi,aii L. "r':,r> will Ir mil, ru -
- " hen addi o>>,I " IL N ~
Nv. r. COVENTRY 4 co. Pro,ri,,,,,
'lIilla
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Price Two cents
C5e 9all9 gPg,

GEN1Us:-He is not the greatest man, who.
with giant intellect, can startle the multi.
tude as with sudden thunder. The impress
sion left behind is not agreeable and lasting
lie who would stir up the soul, must have a
calm, sympathizing heart. 1t is this which
vl6Tates through the human heart leaps in
the warm pulses, and urges Us to deeds of
mercy. The man whose sympathies are with
common humanity whose heart is moved BY
pure benevolence - breathes thoughts that
will never die. Like the silent dews, thew
descend in the bosom to cheer, to bless. and
to save. The breath of true life is thus felt
IN the heart. Such a writer blends genius
with humanity, and is destined to sway the
multitude and urge them on to deeds Of mercy
and amending glory.
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90 a TEN # A G u n G Y
FOR THE-
s cra.r FwstrFr, E'r,a,sre
T1,,tsed States Great BratHsns France
"a o+bsr Eurnnean Countries

And other European countries.
rr, s,,bscriber A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
m I4Ts An well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
bee FOR some years very successful IN obtaining Pa
~ continues to make Models, and to prepare speciA
clios Drawings and all necessary papers, and to pro-
@ t,a',erq In Inc IIniled States and European
tries Foreign business eonhded only to trusty and re
Bponsble agents. az, =. NC r;,t no nror, ntIv attandea
IN ~ the lowest rates Casually 70 per cent lover than
t .sta vvonli be done by others In inc professon)
Rejne connected with the best Agents o. Wash
IDQtop and making frequent trips there, am ena-
Med 10 keep thoroughly posted IN al mators reatng 70
pots and new Inventions thus ahoring the best tacn
NJ. az preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tar h regard to securing Patent fo their Inventions
Inventors whnd It to their advantage TO put ther IN
entons into substantial form or Model as soon as Prae-
,shia Ibs frequently Patent in case OF ques-
49, n nrority Of INVENTION and consult some reliable
wv ~ ecopanted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
tbe patent 0nce, as to securing their rights
AM communications strictly conlaepuaL AuFloe ~ -
Do ~ nrnoeeding given gratis Preliminary examna
% ,ose comparing inventions with those already pa
ttsd or "a use for the same purpose, or involving me
same principles, and advice given as p tne 2.
obtaining patent, In come cases saving HOh my W o"s
hundred dollars 10 the inventor . a ., a. -, a.
~ Of All Inventions that require them' MADE
10 ey non reasonable terms, ana Waffanteo 20 answer
he redaisitons Of the Patent once ,,. S,o.,..
Deeds Of assignments recorded AZ WasliD 800 ~ = ~
ofDTavnqs spechoaHons and other papers IN the IA
% Patent LAVA Reports Of Patent CAGES, and othel
valuable works relating to Patents toge,neI WIN pO
pete list Of al the Patenta on recofa ~ w.
b secn at my Office, free Of charge
For further information, inquire o.
JAMES O.. AkNObO,
COLLECTOR OF PATENTS,
Woroeeter, Mass. .
eplsl once 81 Mechanics Hal. ldaWu
UB PRINTING Ia any variety neatly and
no distf ~ 2i2 Main street.
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LONDON PHYsIoIANs.-It is stated by re-
cent medical writer that there are in the city
OF London twenty medical men of reputation,
whose incomes range from $40, 600 to $780,
600 year. The average incomes of ordinar-
ny successful practitioners are stated to be
from $4,000 to $4,000 per annum.
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T r. e v o r. It o N
G 81 A L.
Mined by the TrevOrtOm COnI aud Rail-
road Company
NORTHUMBERLAND County, PENNSYLVANIA.

This coal is free-burning, semi-anthracite, adapted
peculiarly for family such properties as
will at once upon trial satisfy the most exactng Inva-
lids who have used it say that ia the least offensive Of
any coal in use, particularly these affected with
Lung Disease
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sequeat week 4Oc three months 81; six months s7 one
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From and after this date the above rates Of advertising
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WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHs 3iILTox EARLE, 4
TzsSAs DaEv at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Elass
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The passes down the left hand column seen in the
above cu circustes all around the Case, through ue
Al inches square the inside, which radates four
Sides then up the right hard column into the stove again
These Stoves have double the radatng surface of in
use consequently most of the heal retained in the room
The Ash Pit s above The base, that it does not Inter
fere with the ue through which the heat passes These
Stoves have been tsd whore the drought very
They are warranted not 10 tbrOW gas and are easily
managed The crate should not Be shaken. Use small
poter to enyen Ere If you have good COAL free from
slate YOU may keep FIRE from end Of the year to the
other Ordinarily, tits better to clear them out once
week in order remoVethe slate by SO doing vii
save much heat
NIB BY observing the above directions, you can save
SO Der cent certain in The quantity Of fuel
Gapron's Gar and House Wood Stoves operate on the
game principle. 1t is conceded by persons who have
sed them and warranted by the Paentee that they will
save 60 per cent Of the fuel used by any other wood
slaves The Providence and Worcester Railroad Com
many use them in all their passenger cars the Worcester
and Nashua the Boston aud Providence the Boston and
worcester the Providence and stonngon and the West
ern Railroad Companies all have them, and pronounces
them ahead of anything Of the stove kind Tor heating
n,-e.-....
ahg J. w. JORDAN,
ID d&wtf 10 souhbridge street, Worcester, Mass
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Patent NHastIc Roofing !!

We have bought the right Of making and vending Rus
Bels patent Roofing In the counties Of Worcester Nor
folk and Suffolk We offer to the pubothe best sub
atute for Metal or Slate Roofing, that ever was offered
before. cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot be
found Perfectly fire proof, and endures the severity Of
Summers heat and Winler'e cold, without melting or
cracking This Roofing be put with perfect safe
y over boards plank tin shingles steep or fiat roofs
II itself to the roof a. laid there is no
danger Of It's being blown or The best Judges who have
without REPAIRS for samples Of which, refer 10
n. MOODY, Agent Of B. a W. Il. Il.
9. HARRINGTON, Worcester. t4.
y, P. CLARK, North Brookheld.
ALLEN, Millbury.
HENRY GRAY, supt Of Western R. R., Springfield.
All that have leaky Roofs in want of new Roofing,
VIII DO well to call and examine specimens OF the above
named individuals who have our Roofing in use.
Post ONCE address, SAXBY, JOHNSON 4 CO., RI
aplo dom swans hotel, Worcester
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The times are very hard, but laughing is
better than crying at any event. Working
and praying will overcome multitude OF diff
ficulties, while dolorous lamentation would
never serve to render a single one surmount-
able. Meantime, let husbands be industri.
Gus, and sons live within their earnings; let
wives be economical, and daughters not ex-
travagant; let families for season dispense
with gewgaws, and hold fast to good bread.
Especially let creditors be lenient, and give
reasonable extensions without extortonate
usury, while debtors, by their temperate lives
and useful ayocatlons, approve themselves
worthy of the generous consideration of those
who, for the time being, hold the reins of
power Chicago LEDGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
MISCELLANEOUS
EN- o r s A L e .
A FINE CHANCE TO oOMMEECE A MERCANTILE
BUSINESS IN THE WEST.

BUSINESS IN THE WEST.
general stock Of new and well selected goods and lease
of the store for years. in the county seat Of one of the
best counties in Wisconsin. Tic store is of the best
located in the place. The town contains about 900 in
hahant5 is located in perfectly healthy region entirely
free from the usual epidemos Of the West, can be
shown 70 the satisfaction OfaHy Merchandise Of all
description, brings good profit, and large amount Of
goods is sold to go back from to fifty miles into the
country. The town has also, large of water
communications with the county aruund it, and hiss rail
road Communications with Chicago.
The terms will be made favorable, the present owners
wishing to retire from the business
Any inquiry addressed to a. A. Worcester Post Oace
shall be confidential, and receive prompt attention
au24 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

DOMESTIC SUGAR.-In Chelsea, a sugar mill
Is IN operation, night and day, for the man
uiaeture Of Chinese sugar cane syrup. The
cane is supplied by people for many miles
around, who have cultivated little patches of
1t for experiment which shows the general
interest IN the subject. The mill has been in
operation about month, and has work
enough for month and a half to come. The
cane yields gallon of syrup to nine of Juice,
on an average, although some cane Yields
gallon to seven gallons of juice Three long
iron boilers are set side by side, of different
degrees of height, in the upper of which
Is placed the juice that comes from the mill,
which is skinned and clarified. 1t is then
run OFT into the second boiler, and from this
into the third, where it becomes syrup. Itis
then placed in casks. This small mill makes
on an average twenty gallons of syrup in
a day. No attempt has been made there
as yet to produce sugar. The syrup is pro-
nounced excellent for cooking purposes, and
the amount manufactured must soon. we
think, affect the market for foreign molasses.
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DRY GOODS.
HA G o o d s
CASH PRICES.

In consequence Of the present state of money affairs
we have made great reduction in prices Of
ID r Y C o O Ds,
And are selling every article in our stock cheaper for
CASH.!
Than ever before offered in this coaaty. All cur
English Prints at 10, per yard.
Merrimac and Cocheco Prints 100.
Heavy Brown sheetings SIC.
All our Manchester and Hamilton DeLaines lie.
Ali Wool Thibets. in all colors, very cheap.
Bigelow Brussels Ca pet 1875 per yard.
Splendid Fronting Linens 25o
Red Twilled Flannel 25e
And every other article equally cheap.
Every person in the county, who wishes to purchase
Dry Goods for CASH. should not fail to visit our store
before purchasing.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, Il CO,
Successors to B. L, Harden,
500 dNw4w 1876 Main street Worcester
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WEEFLY PAPRR.-Prioe two dollars year; 81 for SIX
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ogance 81, cts year. single copies cents each.
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SHAvTNG AND HAIR CUTTING
s A l. o o N.

The Subscriber would hereby give notice that ne has
rehtted and reiurpshed his salOoa thorough
also he has engaged the Of experienced ass
ants 80 that ne can now attend 70 all his customers with
out keeping them waiting. he aaitare himself shat
Shaving, ehampoqing and Hair Cutting Gao be doae Al
his esta oshnment In manner that can't b. heat ana
account Of bis being short OF heip "a rige hi ci
sgan and have the Ionsonal business done up III skapa
-, wM. JENKINS.
HSA sg No, Mechaale street
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A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., AssGyer TO State of MGssdchu
setts says "During its slow combustion in crate hav
ing narrow bars OF OPENINGS the ash forms no agglega
ton whatever and contains less Of unburnt carbon than
that from any known anthracite"
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Is, 1857
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