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, 1860-05-05

ST. LoEls, May 4.-The Democracy Of this
city fired .alu'e Of 1853 guns in Washington
Square, in honor of that number Of delegates
who voted for the Little Giant Ut Charleston.
, 1860-05-05

The ts Great Kastern,, Steamship.
NV foRx, May 4.-The acting Mayor last
night sent message to the Board Of Aldermen,
stating that he bad received official information
that the steamship Great Eastern will ake her
first Toyage TO this port,
, 1860-05-05
1860. .za8Ee. 1850.

U1 the epeniux Of navigation, Two >teangr- the LADY
ELo1S , sh4 oS .oSAGoS. ~ be pu. o. Tbs llns b.
Ste ST. Ma1te Canal hnud he opened pr,nx The
Lady E!Rn- beng nnH Axe SUPERIOR Will suc On thas
between Chr1xo anl Saut Sic Nazle The above arsnae
ment viii tusn:Ah aaeatir N chicago every tvs days
4. r. SPENCER K CO, x"nts.
.ah2ahsS9 IN Foot Of fRsA1In kifsst i:hi.s N II
, 1860-05-05

CoLuABcs, Ohio. May 4.--A national salute
was bred u p. m., in honor Of the Ohio dele.
&a'lon, aud il approval Of their course IN the
Charlstton CopYeation.
, 1860-05-05

GKA1N-Firm but unchanged Sales 800 bu
corn At 6oc; 400 do do at 5s@s0c; 60 bu ryo
from store II roc.
, 1860-05-05

AND MILWAUKEE,
-, - RAILROAD For Au-aale., l. crs..s .aa :,
1ai I'd l. Lp:As: 60 ! .,''e' At s-'a1sas
ss:aaS ,;:,tyo< at Au~.u1.- =.
nd.9: go:1 -, o. =. r. t''''asst L cu,.a viii p41
xaulexan Il 10 lea .ttwaulexaa at7 4 .,,..
Gas.:o :. aso :; q; ts1ge, che.so ii '.3 p r. u.
Nh T.s.!..ss seSla Siisssis L T. Il m. sd
",: .pai \ csSs & a. = ' p @ u T. t. 3xRr. ~
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAN
l. ROAD.
1880...sumue< AEx1nxenaens....fsd
On md After SUNDAY. April lssh, 1870 svo o,lz
ssin. ~ laws thr 4rat Ctnt1a Depot as s0ot at LIZ
~ sn % s.; ei Esoses.: % tsaaa,,. ~1e*p ..,t.a, =
s9s s.-'t + - : - D:e.s5 1s1..ss;. T.
s' e 3 IN. 1smss' '4sS ss.5 E =
fsss IS ss s1p':a % as;s ;.e:
&s@oa Is T. ts1: en-; SO a. 81 s: G.5 5,sss: = a
hour fro2 Chlesxo.
- asespnx CHS on iii Night Tn1n1,
a1DE PARK An D wooDI.AWH TRA11t
t'Aa's''e Chicago sa!a4:se' = ~ pas,; 200 n.:aaa.
NM:ss's:s: N;st 4:s: s: e s sss az.
:': $z5:i Il: Il: I|;: |; t;; &: s.; $ St;
W; z: ARTHUR usu unestrtsudsas
W.a. .30HSsON, q en- Passenger Agent
M 1CH1GAN CENTRAL AND
4s1 GREAT wSTERH CANADA tRALWAYA
SUMNER AHRANGENESr
seATafs tf%4 C~atsA Depot foot of IAks stesA
7:tsn-Lx xhtnlnx Expssh SuniAvs exesp.r1) a1typ II
Q<tEo't 6.4 Pm ~us& ensou BEJxe 40 su4 Athsnv
a0 pm, New Y1rE 4.Uo PM, RIstdn II ~ ptr
eeopu-As~ York y. 1on xprese. .e1e<2s sAtuttaya
A1I:vt Ut Detroit s.30 ail., Suspension hrd9e \
Hu3a1o 6i0 en-. Albany I Is ala., New TuTk
$40 AM Boston 1:01 pm.
2vAa pa-AtSht EkpFE* tSx1t s.fudAF 3u Sunday} Il.
HstAs ustte!t II nom. cEtpena.ho t3E1dat = Il
Athsny 80 sr. New ofk Us r:n, Hofo1 40
7@NAo-C!netonAA E1preNa-%s1tkp. SUI dAY) ihrtu
Cl1c1nuA34 !a u houTs.
ECO pm Clnctf And Louisville Exp.tss fe3esasSs
da!} through 10 Cincinnati. II IA hour, Lou!
Ito pm Tr4u. SaturlAy, on'y 70 Sica.
sunday fr7ias ~ pm,
Ea1ent S!s<plnk Cara on 4li utxht ssalus
so pa tr.iu con tc4 A1 P1EA with tbs baaaie ana
LkS Huron Railway for hua9 and all nzts esst: u 10
tonto With Trunk ka1lwa1 Kin senp lIytere-
p1s9n Montreal. Qnetsc And ali points " Eausa Esat
Sof:hcsn Ve-Munt NJ y u.zsa:.r apI Msiue
bA<xakt checked through,
1afogEh lexets for aaa II the principal KA3isus oses
Y ~ heIta As1 West. And II the tompanyb ofee Is
Oafposn sfFss& Chicago. The depot VI streak
L. J. aRA1nlHs. 9kaerai pxbsecseF Aevot ~
, 1860-05-05

Passsd D<frofs--.uap 2.
Ur--Prop lie. Moha /, eehf challenge.
Dows-pr pel!ess AsI.n. Old ConctT bazks stu.ga.
Ion, e. MtaGs D. Feisrsou, keso'u,o; scaoonert j.
Rooa:on Thee PtHy' k.e Or El bassa sa.os: Msl.
Tnos. k.ngsfotd. Atzeppa Gold Hunter. Winston. Ks:
turn. Gallo, a. Handy. Fred. HILL.
Lake Forts.
BUFFALO, Nay 7,-Ar11ved, bark Adslaue, Nner.
Chicago.
, 1860-05-05

- RAILWAY. Shp:t+st anl hess .outA to Busriv anal
other Eastr cities.
reIn It-strE t;n:ek. At o:o yu,. D4o:l Al 20:
riSrt =. l:ufslu Ut b. n New fugk les
k1a ~ %: uct!4x with n Y. Central nEs1at, L
EFic rains going Eass. Tickets VI. rad Tan
he "h,3incd II the Cnon Depot X. S.cAkrkR.
!eIA'p01y Ccu1 W1EaIsr
, 1860-05-05

Total. .4te7o ls3sds sssal 6oo14 :.esl 1ass7
Of the receipts Of -four from Canada, 1862
bbls wers consigned to the 0swego aud $, ra-
cuse Railroad.
The following table shows The comparative
receipts at Osn ego, BY lake, Of q few leading
articles. since the opening Of navigation to May
, 1860-05-05

s$;sa':ss:sS:::::::::::::: * *
III ztnefsi sscrake s oi;6e MARKET ;;.... = s1e
1he nost OF the saleaEarg &c from ........ % qH
1osa numbfrof Besves received !u this city
i aoo head 1sss than last week and :s9 bead 1sts
as Is nue
- Duness .d4v u beng aioo tho~s Iihe.d thsn
11xvEs yAox puT1xssr srArxs
pavs = Asp Co. The
sollowlr 6 States:
5 sS'a:: 20
{na59; r ii: +: N.;oad lss
ksssssiy::::.::::::: il s. s:: d1.:::::::::::::
Il: R: I: ssses tt t.. s h . sst. III s
oaiy sumocf Of Which Old Ut ses <quIy .je t. IL
I'd !. 1s s's 10 a It, d Cd 's
~: ans19 of buo SSa o IA. ~ ss d.
~ s.y Tae owner. f-ncs. II eot spa ests Ill si
= ,s: Y Il ss
ss"s 40sa Il; 4 s. e:.
GS aS od Ut 1. =: u he SANE aEss ~ .ss
quality 4 Dc s:eet III eesa tcr
Re &C., Il LIZ 1T ID y IL. It eos quality %
The To- Al tips"f Apr, 1872 1905 head OF but
Il i ss :5s 1as
tt !. ~. ana bs :rtra.s xsixtS 4 hi.
= s;ie:S Ia 'ss iii reasonable sspes
de.;1 ~! wss s4 A.
~ shs mon Is :. 4zxs yer Ssy, j a. It va.
IL Apr1 Iii asonaele TO expect n .sket n ii
se Inh tnan to- Que thss eoses this day With tac es
Il. punvt % ihe ts't xtet IN Msr. 1887 come.rss
t.. 1s s4ratr "1a 10 Ap iad.
"a, nov sss9: sbosIx e.ase
~b to l;se stoci o esns IT,
7z1 c1e,x CT TIE nARxrr
sose e d Id
~ I: ssT ds Il
buyer terma shs III TX Or tie .K g.. %
ID the ro!ns Il! 4 ierso1s s;psa Ssa
G sta: nS cut H. ~ san 20 ou' he remains Of her
dds II Up Ill., .na as e
f ": se;sd out M b. e.e ssat IT .eous a*l d. l.s,
o. or quotations. Aoukh ra-'s at the highest ts a1t
III IL n:sa xs:a
de d"e ~. Sat az y 1s ID u
vi pssssly dssbaes ~ soa,!. s.
Ehs'e heard II an ad s&t the freight n ANS
9, ,.e bnoets ~" hers was lot t3Lo heaa ion
e,e The we*tesn slippers asr snxtou, ,h,. y. .,ona
recommend al VIC come ly Of Alb a. 10 Lake ,hs
ats co~a l!e Huaeo We shalt d. such Ink ii i
canuKh 10 tell thoe who may mol r. tho f.ct that thev
n. II the1 ave p!ety Il tsneeAd pr T. thst route nut
.er TO- up"n pr p*ers as Attau. easead Of the es1
II tme u 4hHt they nust c1te by rail.
TIT no0 kAHZET,
The Hok nnarkets 1te verstocked this re1k. fhe,e
arr ALE tnr yard aAr, about tn usahd head AAit
nE And Of couse. the prices In Il, or az
hve oeen ass by hs Ess ro*d. m hy tt~ III An
% The boaa :8i By he New Iurk Coa.
tssl LEI. 3
Henry y. Grant, the Superintendent .rpot, p.ice. =,
Frs quality, shaikc erns-; second ou.Y,y. cen,
fed. 64etee dIaiu rryfed. bH8Sc. "
Neek: A0's
, 1860-05-05

t-sr7M ERClAl~
FEsDA1 EvEa1so, Aay Z, In.
Tho following usa the receipts aud shipments
for rho last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-05-05

Aaas1td = N Alphabetical L.s At A.1<tss vhish, 1
be restored to thstr spd
fnt1n ~
, 1860-05-05

Tour, ............... 4es6
fEta ...... 80. LET 3.4
ern. s2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08


WASHINGTON, Feb. THE doorkeeper OF
the House, Mr.. Marston, has appointed Capt
Darling his first, and Ira GoodnOw his second
assistant. These gentlemen came here as can
didates for the principal station, and are thus
accommodated. There is wild excitement for
places. Mr.. Marston to-day was pursued by
hundreds of importunate men and boys:
1t is said that only four or five of nifty or
more employees under the Clerk VIII be re,
tanned by him. The subject OF dlsplissais anu
appointments was under consideration to-day.
The number of applicants is more than usual
ly large.
Gov. LetGher is in the city, on his return
from Charleston. He will leave for Rich
mond tomorrow. Judge Powers, of Tennes-
see, has been appointed Treasurer of the
United States. He receives the unanimous
endorsement of the democratic members of
Congress from that State.
Much interest is manifested in regard to
printer of the House. The conference, to-
night, of those who voted for Pennington
was called to determine that question.
Interesting accounts of the war in Morocco
have been received here. 1t is stated there
were 10000 Moors at the battle OF Castillagos
Col. Jassara, about 80 years Of age, a younger
brother of the Spanish Minister at Washing
ton, distinguished himself greatly at the head
of his regiment of hussars, and was wounded
in the engagement. Most of the higher off
GERS of the Spanish army are young men.
The army had been INSTRUCTED in its opera
tions, and suffered much from constant rains.
Spain is prosecuting the war with vigor, and
will have before long force of $4,000 men in
Morocco.
Incident to the unexpected delay of the
passage of the post office appropriation bill, by
the Senate to-day, owing to the discussion of
the franking privilege, a memorial is in circu
lation this evening, among the mail contrac-
tors now here, praying for the passage of the
bill as it came from the House If this cannot
be done, without delay, they ask that the in
terest clause and all the Objectionable features
be stricken out and left for future legislation,
stating, i'll conclusion, that their necessities are
such as to require immediate action.
Congress will take action on the subject of
the Inauguration of Mills statue Of Washing
ton, on the ODD inst. A large number OF mem
bers of Congress have expressed willingness
to make a liberal appropriation to detray the
expenses of the occasion. 1t in contempla-
lion formally to invite the 9TH regiment to
participate in the ceremonies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
The Republican Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Republican
caucus to nominate printer was held to-day
Mr.. Washburn of Illinois presided, and Mr..
Colfax was the Secretary. After spirited
debate, the following men were placed in nom
nation Mr.. Abram Mitchell of the St. Louis
News, Mr.. Dutrees of Indiana and Mr.
Coombs of the Washington Republic. Three
ballots were taken, and, on the last, Mr.. Mitch
ell received the highest number of votes. But
this was not conclusive. If elected, it is Mr.
Mitchel's design to unite with Mrs. Bailey in
the publication of the National Era Another
conference will be held tomorrow at twelve
o'clock.
Col. Forney's batch of appointments will not
be made for a week to come. He leaves to-
morrow morning for Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Trial OF Hazlitt.

CHARLESTON, Va, Feb. Mime witnesses
were examined to-day, and their testimony
was conclusive to the point that Hazlitt was
one of Browns party. The only difference
was in the testimony as to the color of the
prisoners hair, some stating that it was red,
and others that it was light color His hair,
at the present time, is rather dark, though it
has the appearance of being colored by hair
dye.
Amongst the visitors in attendance at court
to-day, was Rev. b. B. Newton Of Vermont,
who has been before the Senate Investigating
Committee. The number of witnesses sum
moned for the Commonwealth amounts to
about forty, but all will not be examined
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
,rarxet.-NEw YORK. Feb. a.


ASHES unchanged; sales l2O bbls; pot s5,25, pearl
53I.
COTTON market quietand unchanged; sales 500 bales
at ll4c for middllng uplands.
FLOUR Receipts 81 bs; sales H. 200 bbls; State and
Western active and Sc better with free specula-
tive demand unsound 81 q i85 snperfine State $3.50
a $3.50; extra state $500 On S53i; round hoop Ohio
S5.B5 90 $50; superlnc Western $500 % $40; common to
good extra Western $500 $685. Southern more active
sales POO bbls; mixed 10 good s54O % $40; fancy and
ira So IS O. ST. Canada superne steady; 600 bbls extra
eb,45 % 6,75.
CHAM Wheat shade drmer. with more dolng
sales "a 900 bash; Milwaukee club Slk g l,Si white
Canada 3S in store Canada club $2O, delivered: white
southern sl.5l3 for choice
Corn quet sales 5000 bush mixed WESTERN old, -; new
white aud yellow, 30 a. S2c. Oats quiet southern aud
Jersey 3S@l4lc. Northern and Westrn ~ % 45c.
rROklSlONS-B stcady sales 6l5 bbls country
mess IS 90 525; prime 81 a 425s rcpacked Chcagois9
40 s975 prime mess. at Sl7 q $780, Pork active
sales 400 bbls including 1900 bbs mess BUYERS OPP
ton all March, at SIS 50 and 1907 bbs prime BUYERS
option. all March. nj sl45O mess Sll3l for old, and
1912 % 1929 for new; prime Sl2 @ ll95 for old, land
Sll,37 for new western primo mess sl6 O. 1850 Cut
meats seadv sales 5000 pkgs; shoulders &c; Hams ~
q SIC. Bacon firm; sales 100 bxs long clear middes at
&c and 10 900 bs short clear smoked mddcs at l23c for
California. Dressed hogs steady at I3c for western.
Lard lrmcr sales $50 bbls at Ol ll4e Butter duh
Ohio ii q l5c; state Is % zoe. Whiskey frmer; snles
$50 bbs at 2Jac Rice rner sales 800 ties at % &c.
Sugars stcady Muscoyado, 1000 hhds ut % 12c. Coffee
rm Rio 1883 bags at II y l2fc Java, 100 bags Severn
ment at l53c Moasses dull New Orleans 80 hhds at SIC
MuscovadO, 30 hhds at 26 q 27c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
A Murderer and a Bombshell.

HAwEsvILLE, KY, Feb. MIR. II. A. Da-
wilson went into the store Of Duncan & Bros.
in this place, yesterday, with lighted bomb
in a basket of eggs. The bomb exploded
blowing the store to pieces, and wounded
Hon, VIM. Sterritt, C. b. Duncan, and VIM,
Bennett, some of them mortally. Mr.. David
son was also MORALLY wounded. 1t is sup
posed that he intended to kill Mr.. Sterritt,
because of Sterritt's course towards him in
regard to the late Lowe tragedy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Tho Santa Fe Mails.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Feb The Santa
Fe mail, from Pawnee Fork, arrived here to,
day. The escort which left Fort Union on the
37th ult. had not reached Pawnee Fork.
When this mail left, five mails were detained
at Pawnee, waiting for escort. No Indians
were seen by this party. The snow was very
deep on the plains, and the weather intensely
cold
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Brutal and Mnrderous VIOLENCE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. John w. Walker,
oversee shot John Owens, merchant, dead,
at Waynesboro', on Monday. The sheriff,
with posse, in attempting to arrest him, met
with resistance. He shot Walker dead, and
fatally wounded his wife and child
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Railroad Annident

New YORK, Feb. An accident occurred
on Friday on the Dayton and Michigan Rail-
road. Two cars, filled with passengers, were
precipitated over the embankment, twenty
feet high, rolling over and over into the Miami
Canal. Nearly every one Of the passengers
was more or less injured, but no lives were
lost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
A Democratic Victory

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. THE mayoralty
election came off here to-day. The vote cast
is very heavy. Saunders, Dem. is elected
Mayor over Burrows, Rep, by 1879 majority
a Democratic gain OF 500 over the vote of last
October.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Special llotrtrs.

n,siII. WInsiosv, an experienced nurse aud female
p.a soi nhs Soothing Syrup for children teething
, greatly facilitates the process Of teethlng by soft
s.s lns gums, reducing all Inflammation allay all
"im anu is sure 70 regulate the bowels Depend upon
" VIII give rest to yourselves and relief and
nenln 70 your infants, Perfectly safe In all See
advertisement In another column d&wly aug
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Accident to Steamer Island Home.

HTANNIs Feb 7.-The steamer Island
Home, in coming into Hyannis yesterday, in
a dense fog, struck on rock near Point Gam
mon, and now lies aground. The leak had
been temporarily stopped, and it is expected
she will be got off at the next tide.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Judge Ingersoll DYING.

New HAVEN, Feb. Judge Charles 0.
Ingersoll, of the U. S. District Court, was liv-
ing at nine O'Clock this evening, but was in a
dying condition. His disease is supposed to
be rheumatism of the stomach.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
Boston Bank Statement.

BosToN, Feb. 7.--Capital stock, $50, 1881 ;
200; loans and discounts, $50, 795,5OO specie,
81, 249, 800; due from other banks, S6,656500
due to other banks, 81 ,259, 700; deposits, ST..
100000; circulation, So ,30S,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
NEW TIN AND PUMP SHOP.
No. Laurel street.

The subscriber, In connection with his business of Tin
cylinder making, has made arrangements to carry ON
general Jobbing shop for
Tin, Sheet Iron, 81 Copper Work,
and Pump and Lead Pipe Repairing.
lie will endeavor to give satisfaction with work and
RESPONSIVENESS of the terns Orders from friends and
the public Will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. q. X PECKHAM,
No. Laurel street.
Worcester, Jan. 4, 1860, diff as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
The News from Washington

The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, after which it adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08
BLOOD FOOD.-Dr. Bronson having


IL been so far reduced by consumption as to be con-
of the medical profession and also by himselfa regular
physician of twenty years practiceas last resort
eoived the idea Of ANALlLING THE BLOOD, and APP
plying the subject of physiology to the immediate
connection and elect of the state OF the blood upon the
health and system The result has been the production
of this BLOOD FOOD from the use Of which DR..
Bronson restored 10 perfect health Within six
months after its introduction, two thousand con-
sumptives ccctu0v cured by II. If have any
complaints of eOnsuInptve tendency, Cough, cold,
Headache, PdipdtioR Of the heart, Loss Of appetite,
or pans the side lose no time In procuring bottle
of the "BLOOD FOOD" II you suffering from
Nervous Debiiy your sleep is broken and disturbed
II your Spirits Depressed or your Organs reidred,
you will fnd in this unialng remedy, by commencing
with ten drops II Liver Is torpid diseased In any
manner whatever one tuo bottles will be to In
ygorate and bring H. into lively and hcalthiul action.
In the most nyeerate cases Of Dyspepsia the patient
can here find the most efficient and grateful relief
He In Male and Female Complaints and Weaknesses,
the sufferer irving other remedies In VAIN rest
assured that certain will result from the Of
fpo or three bottles The BLOOD FOOD" is efcctual
in all cases of Errupons, salt Reaa, ScrQulds, and
other like complaints Pale and endcidfed children and
adults are Immediately benefited by Its use II gives
strength the body and color and beauty to the skin
Phpsiciuns Of all schools using II with wonderful
success. For full directions see circulars. Price 81
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists, No. 90
Maiden Lane New York. and by all respectable Drug
lists throughout the country. GEO. X. SPCRR, sole
Agents Worcester d6weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08

HreaI up your COIds.-DR. HASsoSs VEGErA-
BIE CHFMIcAL POWDERS are the result of extended
nrctiica research both in the laboratory and the bed
Side oil the sick by physician ennence and character
DR. Hanson could never be induced for any pecuniary
consideration lend his and influence an ndif-
article but he has demonstrated by very large
and successful practice, that they will a diff
Guilty the effects of which are destructive TO hu-
life than any other human malady. They present
the happy character Of being complete antidute for
particular disease-Colds and their immediate effects
and recommended for other difficulty For the e
the public will find them immediate and never falling
while not the least Inconvenience loss OF time expos
to fresh colds dieting any other undesirable eff
ect will possibly occur.
The publishers have liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen, who have used the Cold Powders and who
ready to corroborate the made above from
their own personal experience:
Thomas NJ. Day, Esq, Editor of Hartford Couront.
j Il. Darlington Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier.
ID. b. Mosely. Esq, Editor of Religious Herald.
Norman Burr ESQ., Editor of Christian Secretary.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, Hartford, Conn
Having made some in my family of DIR. Hanson 5
Vegetable Chemical Powders for the colds re-
gard it safe and valuable medicine
REV. GORDON HALL.
Northampton, Nov. IL, 1859.
All orders should be sent q COWLES & LEETE, 50
and State street, New Haven Conn For sale by John
2. HILL Geo Il. spur. Bush Co., NJ. Il Green IL Co..
James Green Geo T. Harlow Worcester: Geo c. Good
win IL Co, Boston; f. c. Wells Il Co, New York
ja24 d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08

q RO V Z II & b A X E K S
CELEBRATED NOIsELEss
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

New STYLES,
Prices from $50 to SIPS; Iemmcrs SIS extra.
These machines from two spools. as purchased
from the store, requiring rewnding of thread they
hem, fell, gather and stitch in superior style finishing
each by their operation without recourse to
the hand needle as is required by other machines They
will do better and cheaper sewing than seamstress can
even If she works for one cent an hour
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT q Shell
DoN'S Mechanic Hall Worcester; Is Summer street
Boston; 49S Broadway, New York dIy jy92
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-08

nR. POLLARD has returned and will
- remain at the Lincoln House. Room 81 second door
on Elm street, few weeks longer. Those troubled
with Piles umors and long standing running offensive
Sores, are particularly invited to call Consultation
free. iaDb
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II K o n G HAL LOZENG
Manufactured by
CHASE d CO., BOSTON, MASS.

he manufacturers of these Lozenecs have for wears
oeei deaNoflhg 10 possess themselves with suitable
recipe, which would be Invaluable in the alienation and
cure OF all bronchial difficulties, ami length having
recclved te assistance Of distinguished Boston Pbys
warrant second TO none now in use '
Those afflicted, can feel frectv sccure in usino tho
Lozcnges for they have been thoroughly tes ed during
me past year as they have been freely distributed
among al classes of persons all unite in pronouncing
en iully equal to ANYTHING OF the kind in the market
, Inc reputation which CHASE ~ co. have enioved for
me past Twelve years in the manufacture of Lozenres
thut could be rced upon for strength and purity will be
guarantee OF the superior excellence the Bronchial
ozellges And their perfect knowledge the business
tnsetner with their facilities for manufacturing, enable
Them TO place this "Specic" within the reach of all
They can be found all the respectable Anothecaries
Grocer and Country Stores at the low price of 10 Cts
Ministers. Public Speakers, Teachers Singers and
trial. e. 'i " i''
GEO r. SPURR, POI Main street will fur sb the
tade of Worcester and vicinity, Wholesale or Retail
10 deoDtf
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NOtice.-All persons holding bonds against the Wor
cester County Mechanics Association receive their
forty per cent their bonds BY calling WOrces
ter County Savings Institution any before January
LIST. j. i. HALE. Treasurer.
dis dit
John Il. Taft, PA Main street, Worcester dealer
in all kinds India Rubber Goods d6m% 81
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hR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
~ cures Rheumatism and never fails. DIFF nl9
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for Sale or 60 Eet.
- SEE FOURTH PAGE.

Two LET-The Rooms over the Meat
= Market Of Hiram Fobcs, Front street. formerly
occupied as Belt mandatory, and suitable =
b OF or Shoe manufactOty. Inquire
VA DIST JAMES K. PIERCE.