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NkORTG kGFES, SALE nE ponn-

NkORTGA GEES' SALE OF R0oTS
A'A oHotS, AND 8aCBBERS7 The subscrinsrs nav
ing come ut1 possession Of tue Stock AID stand latev
oehei and oc'upet BY W. 8. GOODWIN, No f44 Main
street, aud wishifg to the goods ino cash and
Close up the coaoern, have ioncud ID off, the entire
stock ior 'e@ days only, retail The stock embraces
aud CLdreus Boots Sbies and Rubbrs ali of which 10
only ~ M oSSN
TINS sale offers to the citizens Worcester and win
lily rare Opportunity Of purchasing boots shoes &c
cheap. '' va
HAVING secured the services of Mr.. John Smith Of
the toImer urn Of Smith brother he will be happv IN
meet ms OLD friends snd cu'toDers assuring them that
10 pan shan he spared to er this sale wo,thv f
their SPECIAL ate ton ~ ""S u
!" b-Vhe lease OF the store with the good will ofNtha
stand IS on red Tor sale the favorable terms
TINS turuisnes good opportunity for any ons h en-
gage in the tusness. - 49, " S
sor luther particulars inquire Of the subseribr At the
Holm n sWIT1 Nv '"e
dec3l DIFF NJ, n, Aga.,a'
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eQs& RARE CHANCE FOR IN.
sr9SS VEsTNENp FOR S sLE one undyided mir,
: = d q tracs Of Timber md situated in Calvert Co.
MHry and CONTAINING about Seven Hundred Acr. s. Or
sne premises, is VI hotd up 10 the most approved
manner Tor the m aRuf cture Of lumber, and W in cve
op-r non Any prison desiring safe and very D odra
bic investment, viii do well exam ne with regard Ia
Err, lls Main Street. d4odSw mc,9A
ARD TIM Es FKIU
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CLEANSING, RE-DVEINC,
R r p A L r I N G., DC @.


CLEANSING, RE-DVEINC,
X r z A K N q, &c @.
The farmers and mechanics Of Worcester are hereby
mi rmed that the subsorb rs continues the above bu i
ness ard invites continuance Of favors nom his ola
cut and suggests to the gentlemen qenersl1v ~
this city and vicinity the economy Of having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovab 10 the excellent manner in which he ia known
to DO his Work Of this description
GentIemen's Coats, Pants. aud Vests,
Cleaned and Re- D, ed whole and rep red in neat
neI and at such prices tail to please Gepte.
men shou bear 10 mind that the foil wing advantages
are attained ny haeipg their apparel renovatsJ viz:
l ctsn garment is warmer, looks better, and will
wear longer than shhd one.
The advantage OF havng clothes repaired Is too ap-
parent to need anght bat hint to the WIse to have
Hi Of doing work is such as n give the goods
thai texture and APPEARANCE produce by the original
finish ami such is Ills experience he feels confident
mar ne poss ssss .e ability to approach very nearly to
Second hand Clothes, in many Instances taken in ex.
change flr work. .f
FArmers' Produce taken in exchange for work II de-
sired. =
LADiE" sHAwLS,
OF evTy descrp ion ceansed ami NEATLY ,ished Also
ladies Jrav'i Z. Riding md ather thick Dresses,
Cy-aned and Finished hole.
Work wis pe aone at ri notce il Dies red OF.
Gee TO- " RI and orders at lsreR RAY's fruit and
Go 'ssetonAry store No. pheasant street
w w ". u. bEdd.
AsAK IAsON AND sTEEL
u / r. ON
IS tons assorted Swedish Iron. DAT and square.
10 " best Norway Bar Iron.
square. TIL IN.
80 tons shaftng Iron, from "a to inches round
20 " small round, and square Iron, from 10 to
81 an inch. 'Nl
tons o. B. horse-naii rods
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron. Ht
10 " vest Norway rods. and shapes assorted.
Joop and band Lon from to inches wide.
20 best 0endon Iron
+" Lowmore Iron assorted.
Oval, and halfround Iron. vt
Sheet Iron.
ST EE L.
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedsh)
best cast Steel (sanderson, Bro.-h oo.)
round machinery Steel
q English spring
Blatered U)
AL fatas. aaf.F
FisheY 8 Norris Cast Steel Face A,v,Is as,a
Vices. Best English Anvils and Vices.
Ans Horse RaspS and Files.
nuts and WASHERS AxLR-rRKFg ana po.- m
gL1PTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITH'B BILIOWa
sLAokbMIThs skA c0AA. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA. tdai .lN "a ADJ N - =
4INf GRIN DsTONEs
Horse MALTA made from the best u. B. Iron, warranted
ICAN CAST 81 EEL, "a III I 1870
~ Ths above viii be sold on the most favorable terms
sythe snbaoribers the old stand Washington square
v,...,.. ~, 1, "a. PRATT INMAk.
ALO NEMsYAPERs.- a Isses ouaSliiy' IL
." . snif purchasers, os sale At 'tni. oeaes,
.E Iaaua .4 Ed ASA
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Vol. XIII.-No 89.I
lhE " ,RCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOIN MrLFoE EARLE
raaMAs DREW No. 2l2 MaiE Street Worcester Mass.
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N LUCK An person who deal with ORS0N n
n HEATH, are SIRE + good bargains Second haud
Carpets heda NC. ught aud sold fer ossh Tio Brit
tania and glass all times Tor sale atthe lowest
prices or EXCHANGED fer rage old copper brass ad and
pewter Head Quarters at sWar's Hotel, Worcester,
where all orders will be promptly ATTENDED 20.
ORsnN HEATH
B.-Ths subscriber has no conn c,ion In sioess
with A. Heah Front street. DIV apIO
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The Celebrated evolving CIotbe.
Frames.
constantly on hand and Tor sale as above
mel9 dtf fl U0TDENJ
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e. p R e l.
Patent MastIc Roofing.

We have bought the right OF making and vending Rus
sells Patent Roofing in the county OF Worcester Mass
and Wndham and Tolland count,s. We now offer 10 ne
public the best substitute Metal Slate Roofing tha
ever as offered before. cheaper and more durable
Roofing cannot be found. Perfectly are proof and en-
dures the severity Of Summers heat and Winters cold
without melting cracking. This Roofing can be put on
with perfect safety boards plank, ito or shingles
steep or II Itself 10 the roof as soon
as laid so there Is danger Of It's being blown on The
best Judges who have in use, think II will last from
twenty to thirty years without repairs, for samples Of
which, refer TO
v. = MOODY, and HARRINGTON, Worcester
T. P. CLARK North BrooKheld.
q. Y. ALLEN, Milibury
HENRY GNAY, suptWestern Railroad, Springfield.
An that have ieaky roofs In want 81 new rooang,
will do well 10 call and examine speniu ems Of Tie above
named individuals who have our rOodug IN use.
Post othee address, sAXBv, JOHNSON, CO.,
0aiCe and Mandatory, foundry street.
dom Worcester, Mtgs
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DAILY PAPER.-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for.
WEEFLY PAPER.-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
dvance, sl.7b cts wear; singiecop;es cents each
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Grain of all kinds ground to order at short notice,
also for sale Meal, Corn ard shorts, in lots to
suit purchasers. HOWARD HOLDEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-15

I'D X o T CTIVE SIC Or q
No. 2S4 Main Street, Paiuss Block.
AT BREWERS,
Where business is ine upon tn. ash PrinciDYe and
no extra profits calculated iemiity Tor losses Nv
n-u ,'rhIs % lsttnty on hand god asror tment Of
H'st in"tG Goods and groceries, Of prin quatv and
At = 'iees as ,o@ as can he had 10 lhe oouoty
Goods delyeed IL proper quantities wit in the mile
orlr without extra chargss. Call examine Goods
aud prces. rnrhSo as
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Is, 1853.
AUCTIONS.
Uxbridge VoOIpn NEanuf,

By SAMUEL HATCH, Auctioneer.
Office corner Of Congress- Water AID Bath SITS sosfo,
g L e IN L XB RIDGE, LASS
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asRAPE VINES. OF THE F0l LOWING VA
Us rietes, for sale at the Worcester Nursery, Viz,
Hartford Proifo-a very good Grape, similar to the
Isabella but much earlier.
COncOrda hne, new, and early variety, very like the
isabella 10 app aranc, ano nearly 10 equal Ia quality;
. Isabella Ian Old and well known sort
Diana one Of the best sorts cultivated, always ripen
ing, scarcely equsled by any other hardy Variety
Rebeeca-a superior neg variety, Of hrst rate quail
ity ripening before irosi-rare and arcei
catawba-an excellent ape Ia all respects, but will
only rpen here In a very sheltered exposures
SDtetwatsr--a deliotu French variety rather tender
for our climate. but often rpens wells
Ftchburg, Blackstone, Whits, and Eoriy Purple
native varieties Of Worcester County and Of pretty good
quality.
" Nursery southbrdge street, few rods south Of
the Junction Station. B. II. COTTON.
mch8l dhwf
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Id E-oPENINC.-The Proprietor Of The wor
IA cestr Gymnasium, having 70 fitted his Gymnasi-
um 10 superior manner. would respectfully give notice
10 bis friends and patrons that himself and Mad oii.
neanS will meet their respective olautee on and after
MONDAY the 28th inst Hours for ladies' from 10 10 II
a M, and ITO p mi gentlemen, from g Q. and to
10 p. N. A. MOLINEAUx.
o2e ar
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y I II e
So Worcester Nursery,

{ > nth bridge Straet,]
Is well st cked with choice variety Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees AVID Shrubs.
Such as Apale Tres Pears Plums, Cherries, Pea
A'rcots, S-etarlnes, Qiuce., English t4ooseherles
Choice rawberries Du,cn Currants ackherres Rssn,
erfSs Grape Vines, &C. ali in foe order for transplant
The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TRFEs
irse ana includes All the bat varetits now nuch
Also great variety Of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
Baisam sir4, Norway Spruce, and other Eyerp,eens
scotch Larch, Europe Mountain ash Horse Ubesttus
"etPug WilloSs, Lin Tlip ress Hopeysncklr s
an m,st varieties suitable tor the latitude and esteemed
Aroor vi 10, Buckthnrn &c. 'or Hedges
Fan ane objection of Roses Peouss, Dahas, Border
AseAaAGCs ROOTS, RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT
BIZ os and s'IoNs, of large variety Of Choice Fruit
Gan ALSO be furnished Aso aftlng lax, II superior
E y Cabbage and Tomato Plants, suitable for tranr
panlng.
GF The Nur'ery is st,sted on sousbbsidue street n
ST. IT Instance below thu Junction railroad station and
q out fifteen minutes walk south from t e CITY Hall
=, lUae,s promptly attended to, ana rIees &C. packed
10 30 saiely any
sAN'L H. COTTON. Proprietor.
We. cester, Sd Month 2lst 1868 mchs9 dawtG
HE CITY GhisT MILL,
MerrifeId's Building,
Exchange Street, W orcester, Mass.
Grain of all kinds ground to order at short notice
also, for sale VI cal, Corn ard shorts, in lots to
suit puichasers HOWARD HOLDEN
The Celebrated RevOIviuR CIotbe.
-. Frames
constantly on hand ana Tor sale as above.
mel9 Jtf H HOLDEN.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the copartuership
~ heretofore existing under the name Of r. 7. BON
NEY & CO., was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
first day Of April, 1868. II. T BONNFY,
TH0s TUCKER.
JOHN G. BALL
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NOTICE Tie coparusrship recently existing
between the subscribers u1A-r the firm of FITCH,
EARLE, CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
DANA Il. FITCH,
0. Y. EARLE,
WILLARD JONES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-15

The Foundry business, recently carried on by Fitch
Earle, Co. will in future be carried on by the subscrb
ers under the firm of EARLE { JONES
o. K. EARLE
worcester, April B, 1858. WILLARD JONES
aI6 dow
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~ M o. va Il
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
P A t r n t AG ENJOY.
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n NO HU MBUG sc,

NOV IL - The Designed have removed
heir place Of nu iness r. the old stand NJ 24S
Main street to 81 Main suestin the Peoples Tnsaipts
Building, xaety opposite Elm ctr, et hers they will be
happy to see their old f-uds and mers ard supply
both them and tse public silh the hea iouoy Graerrcs
at ihs loSest cash prices BALLARD B SPUR.
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O. FOR SALG-A neat Cottage house n
is neighboring toan centrally ot ated which rents
@ for twelve per cent the cost, viii; be sold low or
EXCHANGED for small place in this city or vicinity Ad
dress *. Y. Q at this Office DIFF decI
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-07-31
1897. 1857.
Regular Council BfuFs, Omaha City &
FIOrence Packet.

For F7erense, Omaha City Council. BfpSs, Belle
rue, st. Mdry's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City
, Linden, BrornriHe, LoreH, Oregon City, Waite
Cloud, IoTa Point, Savannah 81. Joseph, PaIsr-
mo, Afchison. Weston, LearcRrorth City, Kan
. sas, independence, Liberty, Lexington, &c.
THE NEW. ELEGANT FAvORITE Pas
l. SENGER steamer, WM CAMBBELL, WIN. EDDs
Master will run as regular packet to the above
all intermediate points on the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The ''Wm. Campbell has recently been fitted up and
refurshed in the most modern STYLE regardless Of ey
pense. and with eye single to strength, safety
comfort well as with every convenience, that could
render her desirable TO the travelling public rendering
her now both regards capacity for business superior
accommodations for passengers, equal in the trade
Captain EdiS hopes to receive at the hands Of his
merous Missouri river friends continuance Of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
series Of years. while in command of different boats
and for which he hereby desires TO present his most
grateful acknow Judgments, promising increased efforts
to give general satisfaction and retain their confidence
and Patronage.
reasonable share of the patronage Of shippers and
the public generally is respectfully solicited.
For freight, passage or information, apply TO
JOSEPH MCENTIRE, Agent,
Ne SO Levee, and Commercial street.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-07-31

BIDDx F0GERrY AND WIDOW MACOAG.
There was great tumult in Half Moon
place on Tuesday night. 1t seems that Mrs.
Mocoag had given little party in honor Of
her widowhood, and that during the night
there was, among the women, some ortiz
cism upon the hosts gaiety. She, being
slightly deaf, thought she sheard something
and at once few into raging passion
sIndade, Miss Fogerty,' said the widow, Sit
ill-becomes one that nivir had shoe till
her fut for to say that the late Misther Ma
coag wasn't dacently buried ..-
Biddy Fogerty-'Musha, it is asy for peo-
pie to git into FASHION that has big
PURSE .
The widow-sIt is very asy for Enniskillen
throllops to shneer at their betthers.'
Biddy-'Yer ladyship is attimptin,' in the
prisince o this party, to disthorta plain re-
The The widow-tclose your praty trap,
tell ;s!a ysI; or if y' don't I'll 'hf0" the cat
Biddy-sAnthin, is it the likes o. yez that
wud be addressing this language to me? If
it warn't for the gintlemin that's here, I'D
knock saucepans out o. yer dirthy ould car
case!'
"luOW->IlO HO .-uiu III Hlc O"H houSoS
too! Did anybody iver hear sich impudence!'
Biddy-'Did anybody iver SO a mentha-
hapn wud sich assurance! l tell you to
hould your prate; ye don't know how to de-
name yerselfv
The widow could not endure the allusion
to her false teeth; so she seized a fiat iron
and rolling pin, and went at Miss Bridget
shammsr and tongs.' The by-standers, who
up to this time, stood silent, with as much
pleasure as amazement at all the senseless
rumpus, interfered and disarmed the widow.
Then there was an explanation and another
dialogue.
Widow-'What did ye say it for?'
Biddy-sWhat did say 'what' for?'
Widow-'Thim aspirshons on the way me
late and laminted husband was laid on?'
Biddy-sGod save us, shure nivir passed
remark at all about it,
Widow-sWell do declare thought
heard ye say that he was put into the coffin
widout flannel shirt to his back
Biddy-'Och! theelin! theelin! rhest his
showl in pace! Och! forgive our trespasses
as we forgive!' Och! as shure as there is
whiskey in that jar, l niver said anything
pertaining to sich haythen remark
Upon this full denial the widow and the
maiden embraced, the watch withdrew, and
there was peace again in Half-Moon Place
1t is understood that these ladies read the
report of the proceedings of Congress, hence
the choice language and evidence of fine
manners.-BOSton Courier.
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Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.

>~,n THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer MN
k3$fH4S E-HA-HA, Capt c. II. BAKER, ". ii.
- Scudder, Clerk will, run as a regular
packet 10 the above and intermediate points, continuing
in the Bluff City trade during the entire boating
SON
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral lille un-
der his command hereby begs leave to tender his
know Judgments and to solicit for his boat a
tinuance Of Its confidence and patronage pledging
tirins exerionSof himself and officers give
isfactlcn to those with whose business he may be
honored. The Min-e-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
OF Capt Baker who has spared no trouble or expense
to make her number one Missouri River steamer and
begs to assure his friends that she admirably
adapted TO the wants of the river, being of great
strength llghtness of draught, of model and
such application OF machinery, must make her
among the fast ones with cabin arrangements ac-
commodalons OF a superior order and eNcelied by
those OF any boat in the river, combining all the
modern improvements that safety, comfort pleasure
could suggest in short, in all her appointments,
ing will be wanting belonging to those Of first class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE Agent
n2-u No. SO Leeyee l. Commercial Street
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PINE LUMBER,
RusselI's Shaving Saloon.

HAVING RECENTLY REFiIIs I
i L enlarged at my old stand on Middle tfeaa
way, am now prepared to wait upon ~ ,an- r
customers and the public in general, In hiA'
ner that will surely please. ,s cu, III
70 Particular attention giycn to Hai- - III
ting. Shampooing, in the latest styles. .,,.,, I'LL
Saloon at the Head Of Broadway
Wave Building, sur1I.
ul-u kOAI. hlsSA
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CV One of the editors of the Boston
Post says :-"We have enjoyed the world
rs much as others, but have never been hap
pier than when boy we found a patridge's
nest with eleven eggs in it."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-07-31
FOR SALE.
0 Lots in Howard Addition.
- 10 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
loo Lots in the Railroad Addition

10 choice Tots in Halls Addition.
Several hne lots IN central portions of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine land
within an hours ride OF the City with timber and water
VI Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DcSoto Tekimah, Logan, N. T. and junction City Iowa
- Also lG0 acres Of choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City OIL which is about ~ acres timber nI-u
EDWIN ]. FRASER, Land Agent.
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THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEmMs
i a large and finely assorted stock OF LIZ.
which he will sell on reasonable terms Snr6$R
as can he purchased III the city. U
10 Yard on Lower Broadway, West ON
Palmer's Block. "
GEORGE PARKS. -