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MA att is the distinction of the Baptists

pea."It is the distinction of the Baptists,' .
says the Boston EUening Trapelzer, ''that
they have, from their earliest days until now,
been the steady, consistent, unfinching sup.
porters of religious and political liberty, po-
sition from which neither dungeons nor scat
folds have been able to move them, having
been alike Indifferent to the threats and blan.
dishments of power when duty has called them
to act or to suffer"
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nss.. Hon. A. II. Stephens, of Georgia, has
telegraphed that he will take the field in fa-
vor of the election of douglas. He will not
confne his efforts to Georgia, but will go into
all the Southern States
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.sAoles1f1g..

OUR UNIoN-RIGHT OR WRONG
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BY srLAs s. srE1LE.
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syKTlLLkRD SLoCUM, Attorney at Law, Ash
q w land, 0hie Office on cornerof Church and
Sanlusky SIS. ezzticular attention paidt to collec
lens Is - a.r Feb. 4. I857.-34tf
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a MRS. WINSLOW, i-- T--
IN Experien ed Nurse ard Female Physfeian.
presents TO the attention of mothers, her
SO D THING SYRUP.
Fer ChiIdrsn faafhin,


,.r ss. i.si.,, The R,:s. q tssAins y .sn..
fAiN ana sPssmsds &C tisn, and 10
= SIAE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS d.
DsPsne .Pea IT, nsthsr, will gvs rsst 10 ysurssvss and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
nave pat np and ssd this article ten ysars
oAn HI, IN coNFIDHNcs AND TRUI Of IT, What ave
MRS w. " 4 II is, 19rG.b ETsis IA
I,cr eu.s, WINsLOW's I.ses .s.s anal, TO M ~
...i,fss. ac y: 81 i... SOOTHING in.,ane. dl..
=: s:.a.ry, ,:nM: SYRUP, d.hsht.d viii Il ia i.
highest eommsndaton Of its -esl sfscts and
urtnsa We sPsaf In his matter WHAT Know !"
fioN PoR THE FULFTLMRrT OF WHAT WE HTRR o n
In amest every instance vhsrs infant
ng ren pam and s.ha Hstsn relief will Be found
Gkrsniy minutes aftsr the syrrpn aaninistsrsd-
Unavailable preparation Prsscripusn Of enc Of III
nsst frrHRiRrcRD aud sxILFUL NURsEs In Nsv Tnr-
land, and has been ussd With succIss I,
THOUSANDS OF CASES. 1-
act snly relieves hs child from PAIN bu, n
sasrEy The vhss systsm. will .lrns.t Instantly rs.vs
GRIPIrs IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and .ysreoms esnvslsisus, which, II speedily rsmsdsd
xspsusIsT FOR v' ,or 'n q! %. 1 d.a1 nssI =
10 all e.... Of DIS CHILDREN IWIIRT and DiAS
.r... s,.n I'm ,..,snr TEETHiNa nHss .h.h.s u
esnss. We vouldsay every child ,a..
fsrue from Of the fore gsng eompains-po NOT LIT
-FOUR PREJUpIcEs, NOR THI IN RJUDIcK, o1AEs.
sUsH-yes, AesoLUrELY sCRE-to follow OF ID
medicine, II tirsy used. Full dirsetoEs' using will
s.mRany zach 5eitis None Esnuns unlss the fse-sms
scd hy DIykgst. throughcut the world.
Principal Once, Ne II Cedar Street, NY.
Price snlr Is Csnts psr Bette. % 1l.dsvIy
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WATCHREPAIRING GANDSILvER WARE
w Et4zH- MANDATORY. -EII
Z have one Of ths best establishments, and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repair n
ing every description of hne Watchss, and IN
thorough competent wor kman n nd q work guaTsn-
tied Also, every descrip Ion Of standard SIi.VER
my own supervision, which my customers viii Snd
fAr superior IN quality and finish 20 northern Vsrc
own manufsotpre. :. ..Is,H o. HO0n 4 y,
ses ~ - 8 Ase Pa. avenue. nssT 49,
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EDUCATIONAL.
T. FEMALE EDUCATION.

T. FEMABE EDUCATION.
- HOSE Parent. who wish their dau 4 hters 90 re-
celye thorough and systematic educsuoa. where
their ply slcs tralnlnE wi reoeve daily and speois
attention, endet the most approved stem Of Calls
tnenlc. and Oy mnastcs, are respectfully invited 10
visit the Union Female Academy corner Pour
teenth st. snd New York sy
., Mr.. Il MRS. z. RIcHARDs,
au S-d Principals.
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pR3pnnsALSS F9R MAITERIAt EoR THE
OF THE TREASURY EXTENSION. = :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
RuREAu or CONTRADICTION. Sent. ~ 1851

BUREAU or CONSTRUCTION, Sept y, ls61.{
until IL O'Clock 70. 0D the I'd day Of octobsr, isso,
iof .ne aslivsiy OF ne ioliowing articles, viz:
to Jay down S 500 su perfcisl feet OF pavement.
Bidders must state their price for tho stone, de
And separate pfos for laying. II tRos desire to "a,
Five Hundred and sixt, (5s) Iineal feet of Curb
ssven t7) feet. and slnches thick BY II inches deep
wide, Be returned down sinoaes on one sidS, inch
es on the Other and have their ends properly JOINT
Also! quarter circle corner pieces In /. single
piece of radius off feet outside and of the same
th,ckness id and depth and same returns down the
circle yieees Of less than feet in sns Of
radu, Of feet outside. Of the same depth and re-
iss piece, of blue North river Fagsins, feet by
iIo pieces Of blue North river Flasrnr. feet by
. pieces Of blue North river Fl.sslDs, feet b,
S. pieces of blue North river Flsgsrns, feet by s
each of tho above Sizes ofthe best quality per ~
bs d
thick, with the edges jointed "a fare down a.
css 70 be delivered 4. ths Treasury EItsDsion s sfn
where the. wall be used n may be directed by the
Samples of the quality OF b,ue tagging stone and
the ssys s q f drsfssr .eSured can be seen on sPR
be required to be Of the sua.Iy and style o. dress
Ing shown In these samples. 80 -
Bids will not be considered unless they are mad 9
in accordance with this advertisement, viz at a
prlce nsd foot for the cHSbiRg, and per stperf-
etal DOT for all the e'her materials, nor will any
bid be considered unless 1t Is accom- panied with the
qua qua apty OF one or more responsible parties that
guaranty II his bid 10 accepted. : ---- J.
: The pfoposals must be sent under oover to the
secretay Of the Treasury, endorsed Proposals foy
Material for tks TrsasEry E1tepstoa," and will be
opened at O'Clock p. m. of the last day named for
II any choose to attend, f-- -'-..7 = - :
D. NJ. CLARK, Acting Ensineer
Sc 2l-lw in charge Treasury Department
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never bssn Ahls 10
Msdieins-HRyHR
4 SIN Q L = IN
Incr A UR y,
Never did We knsv
satisfaction by any
the esr trsry, are
oPRRkTIoNs, and
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OFFicE oF oF gSsEFSE2E SHg SEREERs, RAND sEALE'

NOTICE rs HsREsYs lsG5ifsrE GfrEN TS.s r. r. ssye. 1s
ably 20 the provisions Of the ordinance of the Cor
poIatisn sepEoyed Msy v lseo, the undersixned !.
on pre- Ssyment ofthe fee Of xffy cents to inseeos
examine test, prove, end ascertain the socuracy oi
Ieglstraton Of any gas meter In use IN this city.
and another, sealed and marked as true, vail be
set In its place: IL proved TO be aecurate In Il.
and again put in posf,ioR for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street, fnear Odd Fsl
lows' Hal Open from n. m, 10 p, m.
: -CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM, I
. ~ B-d Inspector and Sealsr Of Gas Meters,
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Issy Of snJ oTHBh
MAS FAILHD, IN
,srANcB TO By-
when timely sssd.
Ian instances Q Of dis
sns who ussd IL. On
delighted With It's
lspsah in terms Of
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Household
Is Pages.
Household Journal.
SO Columns.
Journal.

Three Cents Weekly. Fifty Columns.
Pronounced tie Cheapest and Best Period
zeal Of TIE Day.
THE BEST WRITER'S WHICH MONEY CAN
COMMAND.
TIE BES T AND MOST ELEGANT LITERA.
TURE.
THE BEST MUSIC, BY THE BEST COMPO-
POSERS.
THE BEST WIT AND HUMOR. 4
THE BEST PUZZLES AND CHESS PROB
LENS. ....-.. .. .
THE BEST GARDENING AND HORTICUL-
TURE.
THE BEsTRECIPEs FOR THE HOUSE AND
WORKSHOP.
THE BEST LESSONS IN GERMAN A ND
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. NOTES.
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THE BEST ANSWERS TO CORRESPON
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CRITICISMS.
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THE FINE ARTS. NEW INVENTIONS.
LEADERS ON CURRENT TOPICS,
&c &c, &C, &c,
EVERY wEEk-ALL FOR THREE GENT

EVERY WEEk-ALL FOR THREE CENTS.
III The Trade supplied by Ross & Tousey, and
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Agents in New York.
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send Three Cent Stamp to the publishers for it. !
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FOR SALE AND RENT.


TOR RENT-Three new BRICK HOUSES, ON
srounSa Sppy to SSpIi sfss e ss sss
ID st. east, or $40 Seventh st west. se Is cost
TOR RENT-The HOUSE No. 94I r street,
y, petseen iSth ana iSlh streets, nov oocupled "
en-, bath room and pantry. The whole kouse is
fixtures. A rood brick stable j. sttscSed to the
premises; To good tenant tho rent viii be mod
October Apply on the premises bstwSen the hours rs
Of and O'clock 2. m. 90 Is-eost.,
+ BWEti ING sogsT. On SiTsi strsst. p%pSe opPoH
Z found eH&s sew fs a.
Il mated miles from SeoTr etown' in Mortecms
rs eSn1iJ; Nd riity scres are n @ hsh state Of
smali log house. sta6iing sheds, oOrn house on IL,
Apple orchard s1d some peaches; sPrin, an . well
= "a RsSS2 fs RSsss Rss:
"a 4 sdSs stree Q. NAL
For RENI1A EN-, a, three, e, story BRICK HOUSE
story BRICK COTTAGE Z, With garden. GO corner Of
4 ;.s and 5S Ss
pie locstion for q daIryman. Inquire Of G: BIRGE
Az6 l2Lh ST. Iy ls-eoSn'
EoR RENr.-A new and handsome FRAME
% q oD 1OE shi s sT aa' S
Georgia avenue and X at, Navy Yard has q large
saG Ss S ssSS
be rented low, with or without the LOT, 70 o coed
tenant For sale cheap, . good. strong WORK
HORSE; works vel IN anything lnsulre OF II.
E. CLARK, Navy Yard or. of JOHN PATCH,
els II st. between 9Th and 5th jy Is
EoR RENT-Three BRICK HoUsEs-one on
Il Twelfth street, between and ID; one 90 me
corner of Twelfth and II sts- snd one on n, be-
tween 18th and 18th sts. Inquire Of JAMES w
BARKER, on III street, between llth and 18th, No.
II Ing immediately opposite the vest WING OF the
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas. =. Weasoh
story and the third feor of the same bu.ldInS For
terms Apply 20 RICHARD WALLACH, No: Q
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a yERY. FLNE LuT or GRNTY eHIRT
sSM2kkss ~ EsEs; Sss SgsDSsssssslf ssdss q 8 iis
r. g: 3; SIS ss !
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o -.f .a. ..sl1gt.
Delivered 70 ell parts q the city, q. the lowest
T. ]. Il w. M GAIT,
Once 2e2 Pa. sv., between llth aud I'll sta,
ma l1-d north eide.
CoAL! ooALg a
am dsily receiving large suppl es of COAL from
the very best Pennsylverin mines, which WI sell
Pine and Hickory WOOD, cut snd spliI ii llenSths.
Call and leave your orders. r. w. .BAfEs,
ssr7 Cstatesl Cor. C and i<fh sta. neer Canal
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no NOT FAIL TO CALL - -

s,cs AT HARVEYs,
ne VIII to-day open his long: established and
stsi, ssi EnoSn iIW,Na E0RFDtk ,OYsTER ~
He he. made eFrsnE Eements t. reesIyeIk~
Teggi1r r sugIIies ef the best NOR S~
Thursday, and Saturdsy. He viii also keep con
nasfly on hand large and varied assortment of
tables. = - :
Re r.turns his sincere thanks to those who pat
Ionised his lishment during the past ,eason,
And 40 confident that his Inorsased fscihties for
TseR,ns Se Senstautly on hand fresh supplies of oYS
TENS, Fish, GAME, DO, to-, will amply re-
wsrd con tinqanoe Of their patronage sad eustom.
sod at the lowest market pFioes, and delivered
ee 0-lm IT. NJ. HARVEY.
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IO OOO SALkoNs. CHAAiPAGNE AND
the sttentipn ef the psbilc 70 our arEe md ve -
ieS!sd stoe1 Of Casnpas ne sud Crab Apels Cider,
gold on fe6aeaabis terms n order 10 1ske roem
Tor oar spriag seosk. eiye . eal q the .ssJ
fssssios .sssge No. 81 Srsss 81. Gss.ss N. >
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25
From the New York Tribune.


A New MACHINE FOR TRANsPLAKTIYG
TREEs.-Mr. John A. c. Gray. one of the
commissioners Of the Central Park, who re-
turned from Europe in the Africa, has brought
with him beautiful drawing of the machine
used Ill the Bots de Boulogne for transpanting
large trees. 1t is the invention of the gar
dener in chief of the Bots, NJ Bartlett The
machine consists of solid frame of wood and
iron, with pole in front, by which it may be
drawn either by oxen or horses. 1t supports
two heavy barrel windlasses which are worked
by levers and ratchet-wheels. The mode of
transpanting with it is this "A trench some
three feet deep is dug around the tree, three
or four feet from it, so as to cut off ball of
earth six or eight feet in diameter. From OPP
poste sides of this ball holes are dug santing
downward and meeting in the center, so that
chain can be run under the ball. The cir
cumterence of the ball is wrapped round with
straw and ropes, so as to secure it against
crumbling. The machine is then backed
about the tree, the rear windlass, which is
movable, being taken out to admit of it. Then
the rear windssS is replaced the chains pass.
ing the ball are hooked on to the windass and
the ball is raised by men working with the
levers attached to the windlasses The tree
is now on wheels and may be transported to
considerable distance without damage, and
dropped into the place where it is desired.
There are great many large and beautiful
trees on the upper part of the island, and near
the Central Park which are being cut away
by the march of Improvement continually and
which, if added to the attractions of the park,
as they may be in this way, would immediate
ly supply its greatest deficiency, the want of
shade. The commission will probably have
one of those machines built without delay. 1t
is easy to increase the size of the machine SO
as to take in still larger trees, by increasing
the distance between the axles and allowing
the frame to stand outside of them
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From Gallgnanl,s PARIS Messenger.

USEFUL INFoRMATIoN.-The washerwomen
Of Holland Belgium, so proverbially clean,
and who get their linen so beautifully white,
use refined borax as a washing powder, instead
of Soda in tho proportion of large handful
of borax powder to about ten gallons wafer !;
they save in soap nearly half. All the large
washing establishments adopt the same mode
For laces, cambrics, &C., an extra quality of
the powder is used, and for crinolnes, required
to be very stiff, strong solution is necessary.
BoraX, being neutral salt, does not in the
slightest degree injure the texture of linen
its effect is to soften the hardest water, and
therefore should be kept on every toilet table.
To the taste it is rather sweet and is used for
cleaning the hair, is an excellent dentrifce
and in hot countries is used in combination
with tartaric acid and bicarbonate of soda as a
cooling beverage. Good tea cannot be made
with hard water all water may be made soft
by adding a teaspoonful of horax powder to
an ordinary sized kettle Of water, in which it
should boil. The saving in the quantity OF
tea is one fifth. To give black tea the flavor
of green tea, add single leaf from the black
curranl tree.
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earthquake occurred to the captain, and that
the shock had been felt on board in conse-
quence OF the communication existing between
the ship and the earth, by means of the anchor
at the bottom of the river 1t is also reported
that the light house at l. Islet has been partial
ly fractured by the shock sustained this morn
ing. SO far as we have learned, up to the
time of our going to press, no accident what
ever has resulted from this great natural phe.
nomenon-a fact for which we ought to be
truly grateful, there being no doubt upon our
mind that the shock experienced here was but
the spent effort of one of natures great oper.
atoms in some far distant and less favored land,
and of whose ravages we are yet destined to
receive intelligence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25

lHE EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA-HOuSeS and
Factories DeStrOyed-Panic among tie People,
Throughout the whole length and breadth of
the city the earthquake OF this morning is the
absorbing topic of conversation the recoliec.
ton OF such well defined shock being past
the memory of even the Coolest nhabitant."
We have "reminiscences of the shock of an
earthquake being felt in Quebec some four
and-twenty years ago, but that of this morning
far exceeded it in intensity and duration.
With regard to time, allowance being made for
difference in time.keepers, all agree that the
shock commenced at about ten minutes before
SIX O'Clock this morning, and lasted for many
seconds, some say minutes but under such
circumstances, 1t is exceedingly difficult to
reckon time correctly. The sensations were
in some respects different as was to be expect.
ed, from differences OF location and the con.
struction of the buildings in which the parties
resided. But all agree in representing the
shock as something unparallele4 III Canada !;
and incidents in connection with it have reach
ed our ears, the recital of which would occupy
columns OF our space. In some dwellings tile
feeling was that of immediate proximity to
some extensive steam mandatory, whose
wheels were revolving with that degree of We
locty which gives Il thudding sort of sound
and strong vibratory motion. In Others the
action was oscillaiory, with an occasional vi
braton; but in all, everything movable and
immoveable was shaken more or less many
things of light nature being thrown down,
and glass and china ware, furniture, light and
heavy we're rattIing and inmning in he most
extraordinary manner. In some instances the
nIastor of Tho noiIinrs ord wolIs wos shol,an
down and tba ioinf;ngs Of vooden hriIdinms
onenad In tho euhstsnti.lIv built bo,,eos of
the upper and lower town, the sensations of
tho ;nbabitants wore inexnlicabie Tho iJooe
of the cause which had nroduced sucb an effect
were 50 varied and in many cases inronsist-
emf that anv attemnt at anaIvzation wonld he
absurl and obiectIess-the General imnros.
sion however being one accomnanied viii a
sense of some imnendinp dancer of Terrible
maUnitude In the frame buildinos of the
suburbs especiallv St. Roch along ST. Waller
street and by ST. Sauveur. the shock seemed
IN have been very severe. men. women and
children rushing from their dwellings half.
drossod win tarrcr 6nnictnd in their ,onnto-
1850 asi,ino ono onptber innoborant o',es.
t,o,,S and receiv;nc eoualIv incoharent re1IieS
IN 40 instanco yLirh can,n I'm our lno,yleJgo
f.rmar from tho rnnntrv residing viii n
f.;and On Cota AIrohon, wos on lis Lnoos a
80, - H. III ~, h,,;Ii;',. -
i'oi''-''s 81 lit; LlS,.I l;.,, M -.
eeaiis "a'e ton, ,nt h ~ poT.
e ii.''. I''' ~ - ',.s .' 80 ~
1a;'t; e. 80, IL aI 10 49, t| ,'o.i' ny
u: t''e' ~ ~"
4I - H. War4aII ~ ~. ~
she .I' e.. wy III vi wy
pi'';i9 .ie - )" DC teiy O.I
Lesiuei; u, .n"s ene S'o ', ga
~ vv Us ~ s"en
Al .'e 1" an a., %nt th"t ,,Id a. -
an NV i,i'',t.'ee ma ooulu IAN 1"V y.
.me punuls, Mnne ..,oSe ose WI" tH n"d . uo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25
EARM IN WORCESTER For SALE

Il belonging the estate of the late Samuel Jenni.
situated four miles easterv from the on the
Westborough road, two miles from New England Vii.
Age in Grafton, and two miles from Milbury. and ",
ing directly the 81 and Worcester Railroad the
Milbury station being hut onehird of mile from the
house. Trains stop twice day each way. Contains
about 200 acres, nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood. tue other half moving pasturng and
tillaee under good cultivation well fenced with good
stone wall An orchard of 80 apple trees OF Is years
growth and twice that number of older growth. Build
ngs in fair condition and nearly all lately Shingcd 4
good two story house very pleasantly situated, with
good milk cellar, and l. containing We room, a never
failing well OF water wood room; piggery in basement
with set kettle, ami granary in second story. Barn 100
feet long, annually filed with hay and grain from the
place. Flint's pond is within third OF mile Of
the house, and beautiful and fertile island thr
teen acres easily accessible with teams lies close by
shore. Apply to CHARLES WESSON on the premises.
who has occupied them for e4hteen years past, w.
S. carton, at Worcester, or to SAMUEL JENNISON,
n State street. BUSt0n. diff s2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25

WANTED-A boy to learn the Drug
w business, by GEO. R SPUR.
$50 dtf
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lGWants

ROARDERS WANTED-A few gen
- temen be accommodated with Board and
pleasant rooms at MRS. EARLE'S, "a Thomas sire
diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25
Zeal estate.
|. RARE CHANCE

90 A RARE CHANCE-A very de-
.i srable and egblv located gcntee residence With
.s.uearly of land, for sale. Hon. Chas Thur
Der having taken up his residence in Brooklyn n. Y,
has favored me with instructions offer private sale
his beautiful mansion in Worcester Mass said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved STYLE
is replete with convenience for comfort and uti
y containing spacious entrance hall with fourteen
lae rooms, warmed BY superior furnace lighted with
pas, Egyptian marble mantes marble basins in cham
Ders, supplied with warm and cold water spacious bath
ing and laundry privileges, spacious kitchen with
abundance of domestic Ccnvenicnces gas Ntures Tor
cooking &c, large conservatory, two soft water els
terms good we'll large cellar with floor laid in
nelt, and many other advantages not enumerated. This
house is in neighborhood of the highest respcahilitv
upon elevated lawn covered with fine growth of or
namental trees shrubbery &c, with extensive
closed with massive iron fence granite foun-
dation. There is also paved carriage way from the
street to acommodiOus barn and carriage house in the
rear, built Of stone in the most substantial manner
the rear land is tasteuy laid out with fine and
fruit orchard of choice trees in bearing condition orna-
mented with hedges, shrubberv. For terms and fur
ther information, inquire of Hon. ClIAS TlURBER, at
the Mansion House. BROOKLYN y. " or of the subscib
er, E. W. VAIIL
No Flaggs Building, Main street. Worcester, Mass
iV3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25
KIP AND CALF BOOTS


Manufacturer, No "a Front street. has constantly
hand good assortment OF Fresh Goods, adapted the
season.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
If you wish to liberal per cent.
All goods custom made, and warranted expressly for
retail trade. diff nchI4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-25
WORCESTER:
8outs ann Shoes.
PUBLIC ATTENTION

d p u b Lie ATTEN ION
CALLED TO
FOUR IMPORTANT FACTS.
lst.-That at the BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE.
STORE can be found the largest and best retail stock
of Boots and Shoes in Worcester County.
2drhat Boots and Shoes bought cheaper at tho
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE than at any
other store in Worcester County.
ddlat Thereafter Boots and Shoes will he sold at the
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE for cash
onlY.
4h.All those who for Boots and Shes at the BAY
STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, will do well to
call and settle their bills will be advertised and sold
at public auction
y. G. ID ETGH,
No. 8 Bav State House Block,
iyl2 dtf Worcester Mass.