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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-01

In an hour. Van Tromps bowsprlt s.- :. -
through the smoke, and close brOadsde fight
ing followed as the other bodies on both sides
came up They fought. as usual. till separated
by darkness. aud next morning, after some ma.
neuvcring the fight was renewed 1t was
raging away on the fine summer-lit waters,
when fresh roar Of cannonadng made itself
audible through the din. Blake's force had
come down from the northward, and young
Robert Blake. his nephew. broke the Dutch line
amidst uprOrous English cheering. Van Tromp
was desperate, aud his men Of the Brederode
performed desperate exploits They boarded
the James. Penn's ship. but were driven back
by opposing boarders from that vessel. IN \
few wild seconds, the James men gained Van
TrOmp's quarterback the sacred part OF a
man. .Of-war, when the admiral threw a light
into The magazine which blew up the decks
and threw the bOarders into the air. His own
life was saved. no one knew how, but the report
Of his dearh, which followed, seems to have
been the turning point OF the day. His fleet
broke up and showed their sterns in all direc-
tons, and though he shot about amongst them
ia a quick-sailing frigate. the day was lost
me Eugnsu auIiIHaIs- pIeracu On 'ueIr wake
as they flew, aud ship after ship sunk forever
into an ocean grave. Van Tromp got away,
as usual, but the losses Of his force were ini-
nense eight men-Of-war destroyed, eleven
captured, Win Otnccfs ana men OF all TANKS 10
the number Of many hundreds. The English,
on this occasion, had more than a hundred men
killed and more than two hundred wounded.
aud onr squadrons were battered in hull and
rigging till the ships were sight TO see.
After much exertion, for the feet required
every kind of care and reinforcement, Blake
was compelled to go ashore, ILL., During his
absence, Penn. Lawson, and Monk fought the
final sea-battle of this war, with the Dutch ad-
mirals Van Tromp. Everiz, and De Ruiter. 1t
lasted three days and on the third the famous
Van Tromp lay dead in his cabin with mus
ket ball in his heart. The old seaman must
have felt pang btterer than death at dying
defeated; but he was true TO the last. and few
Englishmen who love sea stories and great sea
names are likely TO pass through Delft without
a pilgrimage to bis grave. The close of the
struggle excited immense enthusiasm in Eng
land-and well it might. Holland yielded to
ms on every point; and from that point dates
the real supremacy of our naval Dower.-FrOa
Revie1o Of Dizon's Life Of Admiral Blake, in the
London Quarterly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-01

SAD CoTNcIDENcE. The Shasta Republican, in
noticing the death of Mr.. james Henderson,
who was killed near Horsetown. recently, by
the caving of bank. says
The deceased was much respected by all who
knew him. He was from Phiadelpha, where
his mother and sisters nov reside Ills remains
We're buried in this place yesterday. II may
be mentioned as a sad coincidence, that the
companion who came with him TO California
vas likewise killed, while mining by the caving
n bank uear Ilorsetown. that il occurred up-
The same day Of the month exactly six
,nths before the death of Henderson, that he
brought TO Shasta on the following day aud
ried, aud that tlc funeral procession Was
ectcd by u rain similar to that which visited
!. yesterday. The two boys who left home
y ort time ago, buoyant wi b anticipation, are
a Nv both dead. They cherished like hopes aud
sax months apart met like fate. They sleep
" our little graveyard far away from all Of
KIN aud kln-except that hardy and generous
Kindred which toll establishes among those who
inbabt the ravines and gulches, and the rocky
places of California.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
Gnqrapers.

ENG r AYING AND LITHOGRAPHTNG
PRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
~ ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERs, pa
street, Cleveland, D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-sep'. II.


FIour-eavy and 5qlOc lower; sales 100 bhs at 5 56
"a . for uusouud; 81 s5Gf s5 for supeThne - 4J ~ I1f
ezra stale: 81 s55 for supsrne western; s. 5 80 TOT
common o. medium western $ o. 5 20 Tor ship e
brands ext round hoop Ohio ket closing dull and the
feU ncv Downward Canada -four dr0op e sales sO0 1h
al Cd as - 1r common choice Small sales ol hye
fiourat > OE4 p ,- 40
bcl-NIaret verv heavy ana lar lower; sales 3 ol
hu a SIC for un.ounl Cruatn club, 81 4 ioT good weT
red Mich. q 10 Tor god white dU; 81 > for white tuzdI-
au 81 II al - Tor rcd: 81 - . Tor " ale southern
Rre-S-rady. ssles 3 % bu a ldc Tor prime
Ballcv-Ssareely hrmi sales 4o1J bl AZ s5eise III
good -, - Al, 49, .
soc fl uns1uuI and IJa72c fur ID ana sound mixed
western
tlafg-DuTlaf 44 &c Tor state; q jlc for wCsterr-
Whsxg-yIarket heavy; sales 3J bbls at 2ilscs csIs
with no buvers at these figures
Pork-In moderate dsmaud sses $40 bbls al s7 A or
mes; SIS 5s for prime; SO 25ll9 35 FOR clear
-hansel. sales ID bns at SladlA % Tor re-
packed mess; Slsal5 81 for Beef hans very
scarce with smIl sales Of old az Zlc- Noting doi u
prime mess beef
IS 1c J- hams 01bs short clear uIddcs sold forCa-
Ifdr1la- supposed Al l0'<c-
Lard-Sieady; sales 40 bbls a. ll4EGllssc
Buer-St9ady at L l-c f1r Ono, and liGc iJi s-'e
CheGSe-Qu GO a 5c55ec- . - - q,
Sock IJVTer, III b1uds 9)'f; Enc bonds I5-s L
81; Del Huis ssi Ere l!ss HndSoa p harSiI u:
Reading ss3l, Gal Chi s2ls; N 3s Pan IT, 2. L \
J a; Chi = \ I 7O1E; N s VI lex; Lac y Nil ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
ILL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETR0IT.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
DOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il leave Cleveland az 30A- NJ, 30 p NJ. SCOOP
II. for Toledo and Chicago. via NorwaIk
At 40O p NJ f,r Port Clinton and Sln1usky and Stations
East Of Slldusky.
E B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
June a. ls5s-iunl5
~ pVETANO iN0 ppTp pIIID0IO
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COMMERCIAL.
IAN AYD ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
-Pain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
dome Il bs Printing Establishment OF the Ls1dsT Ohiee. on
M test improved and most rapid steam pressesintc best
styIe On short notice. and reasonable rates Paltliar
q sutiou pan blank Ever description Ol Bind
ug done especially Blank Books, Ledsers' journals,
Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, Z
TT-FsDav. Sent l4-6 2 n


FLOUR-Nothing doing worth noting
WHEAT-The sales Of to-day show still further decline
Fo aroads red sold Al slOl one do Slol 6earsdo
Il OaI.c 2oO bus do from store at Slii i1 bus also
from store al sane; car Indiana st slU7 aud cars Indiana
white II q. .J75S.
CORN-s4le Of 80 bus at sc
BARLEY-One carload sold &c
HIGHWINEs-Ie0 bbls sold a. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEYELAND-Sept. I4th.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer May Queen, Wiser, Detroit; suniEies.
PIop Rocset, Doug.ass. iiuilalo.
Prop Id5 ui he Lake, Williams Osdens5ursh' . tons o.
BsrSle 64yii sioris. vadst BuIalo; 5OtB,s sar
SthT 81 Al5au-, sc1tr, Butslg; 20 tbls salt
solr. New erl wurHer BuHAio' i9i Ibis sal, Tracy.
Scbf 8ioa Rabers1n. Ose-o, 100 bbls salt, a sacst
sehf 5 E5l1ioa. Alien osuesa 20o0 utls Of SALT E.F
soo1 irst. H Ear Hsysn; % N fee, lumber, q y
scOW . Aia;i IL Dssia @ ~ Irnoi Is NJ feet Of lumber IT,
CLEAEANcEs-
Steamer May Queen yiser, De,roii; sund,iss. -.
PROP holth q ills tuai' $50 DDS oi noqS, 50 hisi-
Pro- New YORK, Lullosg, Toad 3 tons mdsc; n y
r-7i = ,I9ye-S- Buakirk; lat suulIies.
PTug CaiaIsct Sraym B1ille- 200 bq e,rn lsol b5s
Iii1 esvSts ~ fS 3 iTss cbssss. 20 Eess biier y
Pros Aieshauv Hunt BufFilo; lot sundries T. n Bond
Scar SPeodwel, Bsauet, Macknaw; 20 tons coal e c
At ZI25S tons irun and uaIs, c. 4 p. Rairuad.
Schr uskinguu Plln u-on, Chicago, 20 tons coal T Y,
schf, Mary, Wright. SanduskT.
scr inc, Baslvy, Wa'rous, Saginaw; @ tols coal P
SosF 5 L, Noble, Becker, Buaac; 30 m siayes Hzr
SehT. Jgaa wogcr. SIrAdaus. 81 Car
Ss1N S a 7lin l az iIsv, lren- on
Sew Ellen hIrc spear, Wyuio-t, si tons coal P c
scoW SPalker Burke 5Ooa sls soasvrars z. Jones Co
2 List q Vessels passing IN and out Of the L0cx 4 the
weiland Canal at Port Colbozrne C. W Furnished by The
Lock Tender the Board Of Lake UndervriieTs D. Lob
bins. Secretsry: Ssrsa
BoUSD WEST. Sept Ilth-Scir J L. Lltham. Ol -
lsthSicamer Geo Aiufjf; SChrs 1 Barney. A'ueuilt
Clifton AleTand der, iukeTman, Mclrse. CoTtaadt, JJsa
BOUND East Sept. ll.h-Sorr Thornton. On uo l7ff-
Prog Granite sat, haTCues CITY Of OsdeasbUrsh Ng
era llgr, + Park; scirs Iracg Br1nsga A Raya-r "
Ogden, kaie Robinson GoTaldns A Bradley, AIack
EllIugt0n. C,1gclie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
oSWEGO PRODUCE NARKET-Sept. lI.
[BY TELE5RAPHl

oSWEGO PRODUCE NARKET-SePt. ll.
LBY TELE5RAPHl
Fl0ur-S eady.
Whsat-Duli: sfles 5000 burcL II a. 81 IL 800 white
Canadian al n p y irum s5re
Corn-lnaCtlgo; Couslder1lle e quantity II sore
Canal Freisht,-U u ucIausCd-
Lake ImpUr-s-l4.00J D. n corn
Canal fNu0rfsLl0 lb -four. . 90 bu wne1is AlJ ul
corn, 20lO bu barley; 2--03 bu oats.
BUFFALO PRODUCE AIARKET-Sept. T.
LBY TELEGRAFHl
FIour-Ouv moderate busiues doing day; no Oh lngu
in rS. l0 bbls al 81 5 Tt1te s. SJfur rne
Illinois, $ as for good 20 choice suethne western and
Cana iar $ 81 as % for med CluIce extra u1le
Whelt-Very duh ard market heayys sales ,9 IA Alll
club u 81 prime white Mich Il 81 i ll0 90 hy
NJ 81 3 buvers OF rid Oh o tuly offer 81 o3.
Cur-Qgist sales 2l9O) hu al SEC Tor unsourd CSC Tor
Bariey-Firm: sales 1900 bu n &c for prime.
ERye-NOmlIIi az 6dc-
fsOats-Dull and nominal at a 6oa61.-
Whlssv-Stealy- sales 81 bhls az IKE
Canal Ereshts-Sc -four, lie on wheat, Ice on corn 10
New York -. -
RrcGiuts bv Like q lours-Fi0ur As bbs; wheat 30
4ss 30; clrn so bu; re 3 l5s bu; barley So bu.
ship leuts by Cana-Fl1ur ass Luz wheat 973 bush
com 49723 bu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-15
H. SfANDART- HENRY r. BEMis- W. MURRA
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY.
2ODUCE COMMISSION NERCHANTs
L.OI Z.

We are receiving the oIlowiEs well known brandsof
Flour consignment, which call the attention Of
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BRADRURN s FISHRR-

SUCCESSORS 10 G. BRADBURN s SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
mission Merct ants and Dealers in Fish Nails
Class and Produce, Nos lgJ AMI 13 River street. and 10 and
y Meadow street, "Grnccr's Block Cleveland Ohio
BRADBURN,(
W A FIsHER.{ aug3l-dIy Is4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
MAT1Ex's IMPROVED MOVING
isa ~ a e. - 4 " n
COMBINED MoWER AND REAPER
suilt expressly for the New England States, 81 %
JOHN Z. ADRIANCE IL COS
Worcester, Mass. i ~

In offering the Nanny Machine 10 The farmers Of New
England for the coming harvest need only say that an
other year Ct thorough trial and the successful working
OF over 20 COO Nanny Mowers and Movers and Reap.
ers in the hands Of the farmers, confirms All that
has been said n their praise, and uses the assertion
o. its being the Machine best adapted the use Of tie
farmer, IN THE WORLD. IS the standard Machine,
and one on which the farmer rely to do his work
easily and WE'LL labor SGUtRg instead Of labor max
ing Machine Hundreds Of FIRST CLASS PREMIUMS
have been awarded It from an sections The unop.-
me great National Trial OF Mowers and Reapers,
ned a Syracuse. NJ - in July. 1857. uuder the
direction Of the United States Agricultural Society at
which all the most prominent Machines In the country
were entered, including Ketchums, Aliens and Heath's
resulting IN the complete triumph of the NANNY
MACHINE. The Committee awarded It the FIRST Pre-
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TIE snLhEVUn HOUSE,

. THE EELLEVUE HOUSE, or
yfsll<T Newport r. L., will be opened on the a. OF
I'M ~ june, and will be kept open until the ~ Of
HIHdi& Novem Der. To tn Renteel, family House
49, Mmany OF The Arst families Of the Uuted States
annually resort 70 pass the Summer months. A German
Band Of rare Musical Skl--nne In number-will perform
every Afternoon aud evening during the Gay Season.
Persons Wishing TO escape the heat and turmoil OF the
city, viii ind ut this House an elegant and attractive
home. y. b. PEOKHAM, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
X NAPP's PATE M,
EOsin OSE lamps.

Are the only Lamps that will burn Ronin Coal and all
other Hydro Carbon OILS perfectly. Noother lamp ever
gave Bueh universal satisfaction or brlancy 6teadness
and economy. They stand upsqualed.
The Lamps, Oils, Wicks SCISSORS 30, nay be found
stJ. L. HOOPS, 22a Main Street sole agent for Worces
ter and vicinity. u myz4 be dn
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J 2 y N 4 5 y n
MIR. ARTHnR. DE vrNRzn

NH. AM nun DE NENELE
Begs leave to announce to the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Worcester that nc Y commencing class In Writing al
the room No. s DRINLBY HALL where speoImens n
his penmanshp may be seen. Hts system Is one thai
will secpte in short time, elegance and ease both FOL
commercial and other purposes. Scholars received al
any time, and satisfaction given
9J- An kinds OF writing executed. Cards written, eto
mV1O an 7N'f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
Grand Gold Medal s. Diploma, as best
MOWER AND REAPER COMBINED.
YER MEDAL AS MoRER, i

se.-.1 II .stet. SILVER MEDAL IS REAPER.
This trial continued through the week and was probR-
bly, the most thorough test to which this class Of Machines
was ever before subjected In any country and the decs
ion has met the hearty approval Of the most distinguish
ed Agricutursls In the Union. 70 itlisi7t a-s7---
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
EpRADY's UBLIsHING HOUSE
1875 Nassau ST.. New York.
tENHE LIV MK INVIGORATOR,
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
g a q

is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the public, namely that acts
as CdthGrtic easier, milder and eectua than any
other medicine known 1t Is not only Oathartic, but
Lioer remedy, acting arst Il Lioer to eject its
morbid matter, then the stomach and bowels to carry
of that matter thus accomplishing two purposes effect
ualy, without any of the nfu feelings experienced in
the operations Of most Catharcs. 1t strengthens the
system athe lnat it purges it. and when taken
daily in moderate doses will strengthen and build it up
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
n AIDES FURNISHING AND HAIR
IA WORK STORE.

MRS. dInLTARD would respectfully inform the la
dies Of Worcester and vicinity that she has taken the
store l04 Main Street, where she offers for
sale variety OF goods, including, besides the usual
sortnen Of ready made Linen for ladies' Gloves Head
Dresses, Trimmings Bmprodery, Thread Needless Per-
tuufry and every article for the toilet and nursery
Mrs. q, also desires to inform the public that In the
Hair department every psins will be taken to suit Gus
toners, ladies Hair Dhampooed and Dyed in the best
manner, and on the most reasonable terms share OF
patronage Is respectfully solicited.
HELEN s. GILLTARD,
jel2 d3m 140 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

For THE HARVEST OF 1885.
SYRACUSE PRIZE MACHINE. =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

The following testimonials selected from hundreds
OF similar character that have been received from those
who haFe purchased and used the Machine because they
are so well known to the farming community Of Worces
ter because those wishing purchase may SO
easily refer to them when visiting the city.
, az i.s.as .s-l, Il. STATE LUEATIc ASYLUM, I
Worcester Mass, Sept. /, 1857.
.. Z. ADRIAEoEf--Dedr Sir-=Fhe Nanny Moving Ma
onne purchased Of has performed its work in the
most satisfactory manner We have been pleased with
1t in every particular afsat n grFl n W
Among ats many excelenceS ares First its lghtness OF
draft pair OF horses Weighing 600 lbs each being able
with competent driver to work the machine fen hourR
aay cutting an acre each hour in grass sufficiently
large TO make two tons of hay on every acre. r.
second The ease with which the driver can operate
the machine lifting the knife bar by means Of its lever,
over any stone stump other obstruction without eav,
ing his seat or stopping his team.
Third. The facility with which the machine commences
Its work after having been stopped in the swar not
curing to be backed to take rnnnig stroke upon
the standing grass y ~ III DO
Fourth The readiness with which the machine nav
be repaired after any of the miuor accidents like The
dressing OF anger or the pulling Of knife The re
pairs being made without leaving the held. sf
FIFTH. u does not clog IN cutting some 80 acres Of
grass IN gu conditions, all varieties Of land the knives
nave never been clogged or stopped while the machine
Sixth. The reel is OF great service IN the
wind or down HILL couuteractng the effect OF the wind on
The grass IN one case and s tendency to, fall down hill
In the other .5s.s,.h ~
Seventh. Not the least Recommendation Of your Ma
chine 49, thatit cuts the grass uniformly smooth and welt
With we'll broken horses aid good driver the grass
iseyery where more soothyand evenly cut than bygood
mowers with the ordinary scythe. a sniFt iSHaf
80 Most truly yours, i1a'J NJ BEMIs, sup't.
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Vol. 1III.-No. 1917
THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS or PUBLICATION.
: ID -. nuaL-ra Ill Il. -

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE
&THoMAs DREW, at No. PIP Main Street, Worcester
Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
NoTI0E TO FAR M E RS.
Hay 4 Strain Protectors.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, g. co

have now 90 hand full assortment Of
HAY & GRAIN PROTECTORS
which they prepared to furnish to farmers at short
notice, and at THE LOWEST PRICES. The cloth used
in making them is put through process which rem
ders the goods UHsuscePtibIe of NIiIdew, and
better adapted to shed rain and will last four times as
long those made Of common brown sheeting We have
them in different sizes, from II to yds square Al
orders promptly attended to
JENKINS HAMILTON, Il CO.,
je22 d&w3w 146 Main street.
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Photographs, Ambrotypes and Melanotypes in the fnest
Style 1HpN 4
Rooms No II Pper's Block, Main street. Worcester,
Ift-le. ass ~ ~ Mass
Photographs taken from old Daguerreotypes
jsTl naM dataw&wsn -. 81.
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TERMS or PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER--F0UR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration os the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prics two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and so cents for three months II paid strictly
in advance slT5 year; single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RH EALTH, GRACE AND BEAUTY
conferred on the Ladies by wearing
DOUGLAS & WOODS
CEGE BEA TED SKIRTS.
The unparlIIeled success Of the

luz uhpdIfHFtfu SuCOSoS VI ANb
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT,
C20,tg0 OF watch have been sold during the last four
months )has IND uced the nanuf cturers arrange
mens that will enable them produce 100 dozens (240O
skiss) per day during the months Of June, July and
Aueut.
They also call attention to their
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
For travelling which is receiving universal commenda
tlon from the Ladies'.
They are the sole propTietors of the only
'sPATENT ADJUSTABLE BUsTLE''
in Beware OF the many limitations offered in the
market as they are all either nfringemen Of patent
or worthless.
They also manufacture over
10 9TH FER DIFFERENT STYLES.
with and Dt7aout the sPatent a Unstable Rustle"
These skins have been recommended by the HIGH
GSr MEDICAL AUTHORITY as being the best article
for Ladies that has been offered to the pub
lic. None genuine unless stamped
DOUGLAS s. SHERWOOD,
MANUFACTURERS, NEW YORK.
Fer sale throughout the United States and Canadas
+ jelS dim
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d, ROUND HILL FARM,

MEssRs JoHs p ApRrAscs CO o say II vnn,. Ma
chine that 1t than answers my expectation fas
very far short Of the that its merits de-
mand. l have nov had twoyears experience with the
Nanny Machine; having cut the last season about
eighty tons Of hays and fourteen acres Offspring grain
The various alterations in the machine the last year are
that have moi the slightest failure to record
My machine is now as good as new ordinary ware ex
cspted, which isvery lte Both the moving md reau
ing was done in the best possible manner The machine
will very soon take its place upon every large and mod
crate sized farm side by side with the plough and horse
rake. Your truly ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

~ II .saf M ella e KI,y7I -
Produce Broher& Commission Merchant
90 . nrvnI street. Toronto O. w.
oONsULAK AGENT FOR TIE UNITED STATES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

Prtcess-Mower, with Castor Wheel, Sis; Mower
and Reaper, with Castor Wheel sl26, Eyener Whine
Trees and Neck Yoke, So per set, complete -
giH al as JOHN r.. ADRIANCE.
Corner Exchange and Union SITS Worcester Mass
je12 lea4 e d2Aw&w4w Gfa6lI -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

At MUZZY'S,
| , old Market Streof,
A any shop exclusively for horse shoeing BY sheer
lSf IL fsgf0r 70 fhs bssf W1fcrsfer C0aaty. None
hi ~ bsSt stock used and but careful and steady
4 men employed. dM my0
/ VNT0KCEsTEk, APRiL ~, 1906
\ wv 1na received end ior sale large quantity o.
Mica POTATOES. Also, vasons kinds Of Seed Potatoes
| by SH. BURBANK co.'s,
ap1s at Ne 20 Freut Street, wrcssts
NtORMs.--Al large assortment of CorlSa lust recelv
~ Cd and for sale By CHARLES CLARKE.
les az Cor Main aud Pleasant streets.
nAMAGED Cloves hnolher lot of Li1ls
~ Thread 0lovess a only ~ cents pair, a.
J. saAs als sahaa bia4 eHARLhs A. UPTON's
a' H'ee g 'eiaistgl iissi't slsoblas
HHn.4h aAI
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IL = t L ~ b u "A L !,
falsss PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISE
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

~ ~ MAsSACHOSETTS MORGXN.-
This One Stallion will stand all stable 81 The
-Q4ssubacrlber,, ITS Pleasant street the presens
season. Massachusetts Morgan Is Of the best blood n
the countsyMorgan on the side o. rs sire and cross
Of English blood and Morgan ty the dam. Fer vym
nosuperer His color Is chesnuis he weighs Ieo0 lbs
and tFois his mile 10 three minutes He took the przeS
S9o, at the great exhibition IN Boaton IL 1856 opens
All horses IN the country He also took the rst premi-
q $2o, al the Worcester County Exhibition II 1883.
but the greatest Recommendation IA the excellence OF bis
stock which Il unrlvned ythat Of any other horse in
America and his cos have been sold al prices varying
from sAo0 70 5000. Terms $40 for the and SIS
70 warrant ,ba ~ q ~ . JAALAM akTks.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

VESo RENT WITH GOOD BOARD
Two pleasant front rooms for gentleman and wife
with board also, few single gentleman or ladiez can
OBTAIN board and good rooms at AZ Front street
mchE7As 20 ~ va diff hs8 Fsfipa ab3f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
CUSTOM CLOTHING,

are being received and particular attention to this
branch will be rendered, in order to induce those who
hocse to have their Clothing made to ORDER to give
their trade.