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Attention. MachiDists, sc.

dnnh FEET of Leather and Gum Betting from
4OOO Ito IL inches wue. Also, Lace Leatber 4,
Copper BuTrs ana klyets on HAND anu tor sale low
tor cash Nos 80 ~ corner OF College AND Broad
way. Is. Il. StilEh.
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Professional Cards. ;
DIR. AW MESECK .

EROA Prussia for thirteen ears in thlsc pun
L try with great his practice His ONCE
is on College street, OF Line, wheTe ne may
beconsuited person ally OF by letter
Every disease, II trusted to him in time mustvan
ish under bis skiiful and genius treatment or ali
fectons Of the lungs. ETC., be has peculiar success
fui treatment, experimental Ga himself
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r. B. LOCKE Sc CO.

OSllSi "a ASCAto.
339 BROADWAY, n.
N.B-The above Is a facsimile OF the
label each box.
dec2a-ltriwxwly
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Asss tl<es zus fpsr f.y stsks Ser ssfesssEs. frpn
le 30 aches eide and. slsa. largs let 81 Netre
lzsksss saeks Jesn<, HAils and Plaid 0snehsFEss
Ain ana flss1 Esse5s. A. ca A. n EkEch
secaS-a Ne. 81 C<z3zxs -.
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and Plain IrCn Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Plain L Ornamental Win.
dow and Door Frames
and Shutters;
Hosting Machines for
Stores;
Iron and Glass Pavements
made strong and water
tight, admirably adapt
ed to light up cellars
and vaults:
Street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch
ing Posts;
Vaults and Vault Doors,
and Jail Work, &c.
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GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat Turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Boilers; III ter Wheels;
FlouTIng ard Grist Mills Tobacco X Lard Presses;
and Mil Machinery; Water and Gas Pipes Re
Circular ,SasL ana Nuley tUTts and Gas Works
Saw Mills; Castings;
sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Mil Machinery (
CrusheTs; -t-r Blast Cylinders
Cast and Cut Geerlns for Gin Machinery Crapks,
Cotton Mills; / OudgeOns Skating &c.
AL extensive catalogueof Patterns OF Spur and
Bevii GeerIIg, Pulley Balance and Band aeels TO
elect from.
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west.
The Great Western and Nnrth- west shortIAne Route
1859. FALL ARRANGEMENT. Is5e.
Two Daily Trains to ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
an and aner DECEMBER 5th 1859, Passenger
" Trains willieave New Albany 3 follows:
1910 A II. Chicago and 81. Louis Express Mail
DAILY except sundays reachinRst Louis atl2;3o
A. NJ, and Chicago at lO;4o A. NJ: Cincinnati at
l0:l5 VI.
lol5 P. NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Night Express
DAILY except Saturdass) Feac hing ~ Louis al
LOOP. NJ, aud Chicago al 1910 r ". On Satur-
day nights this train runs only to Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings.
lis p NJ. Mir hell Accommodation (nafy except
sundays. Returning coDnects itb the train
frcm 81. Louis at 6:5o A NJ, reaching New Al
bany at s:U5 p. NJ, Louisville at e;ze p. NJ.
Trains leave 81 IouIs Al 80 A NJ. and <>0oP.
M..arriving at Louisre at 6:lb A. n. and $40
Pm.
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cONFiDkNci xSBIRUTH OF
been able - say Of
ERllaS IL fAll.kp IN
kffEC1 A CUM, When
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one Who used AZ, on
llsEtec wltb it's opera
OF highest con.n.enSA
and medlcal virtues
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cnce. AND PLkDGE oEE
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twenty minutes after
teTed.
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PkkiEACkland skill.
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, OF CASlsS.
!, from pain, but invig
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ergy 20 the whole sys
stshtiy relieve
BONklS, AND
CUilC.
which sc not speedily
We believe 1.-THE bea
woSID. IA all caSes "a
; RIGA IN CHlLDRtS.
: teetising- or rrum any
. say 10 every mcfhcf
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, Lei YOUR PREU III.
, HOES OF OEHfKS.
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ABSOLUTELY SURE
= medicine. II timely
: Will accompany each
: less the facsimile Of
" York, 3 On the out
out the world.
Cedar 81. New York
cents per bottle.
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The Confessions and Experience
VICrrINI.

DESIGNEDfor the benefit, an as warning and
IL eauti.n 20 those who suffer iron hervaas ocbii-
ity. irdgeston, lowaess Ga Epiriis, WANT Of sleep
premat ure decay. &C ,as cous courDts OF foutLfu
Imprudenee or the banesul habit Of sell abuse. AZ
the same time pointing cut t.e oer1is Of self
by one who has Suffered from tile above cause,
and from misplaced eVbiilcnce IA fnsd ic~i Auabug
and quackery- Single copies sent (pesi lTee1 on tie
receipt OF Stamped else, bear ng the address
Of the applicant. Address,
NATnANiEI. MAYFAIR, Esq,
decl3-Smd&w Bedford, hinss CO.. h. y
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MRS. SLOW,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFA


We have put gpand solo
years, anu CAN SAY, ~
il, what We have never
ANY other Fundamentally
A SIN6Lk INSTANCE. 10
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OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, All are d -
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ton uf its magica leiieess-
We speak ia this matter 4
after ten years exl.cr1
RECITATION FoK THk FUuIL
DECLARE. In almosleNcfy
FAINT IL suffering from pam =
Will be found la dftees. or
the syrup is adhinikC
This valuable pre- ara
of one OF the MtSI IN
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used with NkVEk-FAll. z
THOUSANDS :
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Jrates the stomach aIu
iiy ,ano giyestone and en-
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RIPPING II TIL A
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and sUREsT RExEDY IN5nf :
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whether AZ arises rTonl 4
other cause. Ne Would =
who has a child suifeFnl-
ing coInplaints-IO AO1 .
CHS, MUIR IIIg PkIJJ =
stand between yoGr suffer
that viii be sure-ycs.
to follow he use Of this
used.
FRlldirection for usifE
bottle None genuine IA.
CURTIS h fkEKlNS, New
side wrapper.
sold by druggietsthrough
PRINCIPAL oface No. Is,
| June7d&Wly Price 20
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Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs:
Conservatory and Hot
house APPOINTMENTS:
Columns, WiIsOw & Door
Ijntels and Siils;
Consols AodilITnns and
Brackets, COriDtbian
Correggic DoTic, Ionic.
AND Composite Capitals,
for columns and antes
OF all sizes;
Cerniees, houldiDgs and
Leaves in variety.
Spiralsandst raig htStairs ;
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IeaN es in variety. and Jail " ork &c
Spralsand straig htStairs;
Balconies, yerandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Compo
Jobbng and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical know ledge Of the va
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering L shalde-
vote entire attention TO the neutrality-suspicious.
the business, and with the assistance of competent
Foremen in the several departments large force Of
experienced and the extended faciliiiesnow
stmy command, feel every confidence in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. 7. NJ. BRENNAN, 80.
Aug27-tf NJ. & c. Z.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20
Political Notes.

Hon. Eben 4. Stone of fNewburyport, mem
ber of the senate in 1857 and 1855 has been
again nominated, receiving 26 votes against
l9 for Mr.. George of Groveland The best of
feeling prevailed in the convention, and Mr.
Stone is entirely worthy the confidence re-
posed in him.
The Breckenridge democrats in Bristol coun-
ty, have nominated Joseph w. Capron of At
tleboro', for county commissioner; in the sew
enth councillor district, Frederick w. Lincoln
of Canton, for councillor; in the North Bris-
tol senatorial district, A. NJ. Ide, Jr of Taun-
ton, for senator; and in the West Bristol dis
trict George Austin of Swansey, for senator.
| The republicans in Bristol county have nom
mated Guilford II. White of Easton for coun-
ty commissioner; in the seventh councillor
district, Oakes Ames of Easton, councillor; ;
and IN the ninth Bristol senatorial district,
Nathaniel Cook of Mansfield for senator.
The republicans of Berkshire county have
nominated Calvin II. Lapham OF Hancock for
county commissioner The democratic candi.
date is Elisha S. Tracy of Pittsfeld. In the
fifth Middlesex district Oliver II. Clark of
| Winchester is the nominee for senator.
In the west Bristol senatorial district, Rob.
ert T. Davis OF Fall River has been nominated
for senator--a very admirable nomination
We hear that a few of the delegates were dis
affected and left the convention, but there can
be no serious purpose to oppose his election.
The republicans of the Hampshire and
Franklin senatorial district have nominated
S. Goddard of Montague, for senator Mr..
Boltwood of Amherst, who is the present sem
ator, was also a candidate in the convention,
but the two sections of the district have not
yet learned to work harmoniously in their new
relations, and he failed to receive the nomina-
ton.
| The democratic convention in the sixth
congressional district John b. Alley's) was
held at Newburyport, Friday. The delegates
imied TO unite against Mr.. Alley, and the con.
Nenuon was dissolved in The midst Of great dis
oruer' The Douglas men subsequently nomina-
'eu Jefferson Knight Of Marblchead for con
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

''the political Cassandras," whom he endeavor-
ed to satirize in his speech of Feb. 24, 1859.
L don't believe the people of District No. TX,
however, are quite willing to exchange the
well-studied and mature opinions Of Sumner.
consistent as they are with those of jefferson,
Adams, and Webster, in his best days, for
those of Stephen 4. Douglas and Eli Thayer.
"A man may be a republican, according to the
republican platform, or something more than
republican, or something considerably less
The republicans of the ninth district might
put up with republican, and would, perhaps,
be glad to have representative who was more
than republican; but ] don't believe they
VIII any longer consent to be represented by a
man who falls so far short of their standard as
Eli Thayer.
L have shown that Mr.. Thayer does not
stand upon the platform of the republican par.
ty, or act IN accordance with its principles
Two OF the tests of tealty, which he laws
down as essential, he does not stand by. How
is it with the first? Does Mr. Thaver 'syote
Tor the candidate whom the party presents g"
no man was ever more fairly nominated than
Mr.. Bailey. The republicans of the district.
IN convention assembled, voted with great unan.
/ unity, less than ten delegates dissenting, that
Mr.. Ihayer should not be their candidate 1t
Is ialr to presume that they had a good reason
as they had an undoubted right, to come to
TINS decision. Does Mr.. Thaver acouiesce :?
No-he immediately carries out a pre-. deter.
mined purpose, organizes party of his own,
and seeks TO be returned to congress by the
Fotes OF such republicans as he can persuade
10 JOIN the three pro slavery parties of the dis.
tTict' Ihe party which is in the field express
~ 10 extend slavery; the party which is Dro
lessedly indifferent whether it is extended or
not and the party which seeks to ignore the
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

The "FUsIoN" MovEMENT.-It has been
currently reported, during the last few days
that the friends of Messrs. Beach, Butler, and
Lawrence, were willing their names should be
withdrawn from the gubernatorial field, if an
effective union could be made with a common
candidate. A council of the high contracting
parties was held in Boston, yesterday, but the
result was not SO satisfactory as the projectors
of the movement contemplated. The name
of Gov. Lincoln was very freely used, and also
the names of Hon. John II. Clifford and Mr.
Marshall ?. Wilder. But, we believe, nothing
was accomplished.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

by DIR. M'LANES LIVER PILLS.
Mr.. jonathan Houghman, of West Union Park county
Illinois writes to the proprieors Fleming Bros Pitts
burgh that he had suffered greatly from severe and
proracted attack of Fever and Ague and complete
ly restored to health by the Liver Pills alone These
pills unquestionaby great tonic properties and
can be taken with decided advantage many diseases
requiring invigoratng remedies; but the Liver Pills
stau pe-emnent as means Of restoring disorganized
Liver to healthy action; hence the great celebrity they
nave attained The numerous formidable diseases ars-
ing from diseased Liver which long bafed the skill
oi the most eminent physicians of the United States are
now rendered easy of cure thanks to the study and per
severance OF the distinguished physician whose name
inns edlclhe Dears-a name which will descend to nos
terty as one deserving of gratitude This invaluable
lheoche should always be kept within reach and on
e appearance OF the earliest symptoms Of diseased Liv
er' 1t can be safely and usefully administered
Purchasers will be to ask for DIR Ni,IANF,S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured bv Ftt,u
Ing BRoS, PlTrsBuRGH, PA. There are other pills
purporng to be Liver Pills, now before the pubc Nv
MLane's genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated yer,pi
se can now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine Withoat the signature Of FLEMING RRos
ol7 d6t6wlt re,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

gress. The Breckenridge party propose to
hold straight convention next week
The St. Louis Democrat illustrates the pro-
gress of Mr.. Douglas in search of his mother in
the following table, and makes an urgent re-
quest that he should be hurried to St. Louis
Mr. Douglas spoke in Is towns in Maine,
And the republicans gained in them, 1900
Mr. Douglas spoke in Cleveland,
And the republicans gained in the city and
Mr. Douglas spoke in Columbus,
And the republicans gained in the city, 346
Mr. Douglas spoke in Fort Wayne,
And the republicans gained in the city, 564
Nh Douglas spoke in Laporte,
And the republicans gained in the county, STA
Mr. Douglas spoke in Richmond,
And the republicans gained in the county, S54
Nj Douglas spoke in Lafayette,
And the republicans gained in the county, 200
Mr. Douglas spoke in Indianapolis,
And the republicans gained, 200
Mr. Douglas spoke in Pittsburg,
And the republicans gained i'll the county of AL
MIR Douglas spoke in Harrisburg
And the republicans gained, $50
Mr. Douglas spoke in 13 towns in Vermont,
And the republicans gained an average in each
t-wn OF 155
Mr. Douglas speaks in St Louis on the 18TH
in August, 250O
Mr.. w. ID. Wallach editor OF the Washing
ton Star, has been expelled from the Breckin-
ridge club there. The alleged reason was
that the Star published full reports of the re-
publican demonstration. But the real cause is
believed to be the statement that he sneers at
the idea Of disumion.
The democrats of the third congressional
district held convention at Milford, Thurs
day. Caleb Stetson of Braintree was nomina-
- / / /. = 4 I
for presidential elector. Speeches were made
in the evening by Messrs. E. c. Bailey of Bos-
ton and Isaac Davis of Worcester.
The Bell Everetts in the Worcester west
district have nominated Elisha Murdock of
Winchendon for senator. Col VIM Mlxter of
Hardwick was candidate for nomination, but
his name was withdrawn.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

councillor ConventiOn.-The Republican voters
OF councillor District No T. will send delegates to on
Vcton 10 ne neld m Gardner in the County of Worces
er on RDA1, the 10th day of October instant at
u clock NJ 10 nominate Republican candidate for
Gouncor for said District Each town and ctv in the
ustlc VIII be entitled 10 one delegate and to one add
upaI delegate Tor each two hundred voters fraction
OIL over one hundred voters after the first two hundred
voters VIII entte any town city additional del
egate. For the District Committee,
o9 a&wtm ID. w. ALVORD, Chairman.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

10 Horse Owners.-Sweet's Infabie Lfpiment
Tor Horses unrvaled by any, and in all cases of Lame
ness arising from Sprans, Bruises Wrenchiug its ef
ieet magical and certain Harness or Saddle Calls
ScraIches Mango &c, it will also speedily SPAWN
anu kebOne may be easily prevented and cured in their
eRieht stages but eonrmed cases beyond the pos
?lol4 O aFadicdt cure No case of the kind however
Is so desperate or hopeless but it may be aeviated y
s L9lhent aud its faithful application will always re
comparative ease - " - "4''i
Eyery horse owner should have this remedy at hand
oE, 'ne!v use at the first appearance OF Iapcuess
WIN eiectualy prevent tormluau,e O.sease, fen
oed to which all horses liable and which render
So many otherWlse valuable horses nearly worthless
mV-l d3taW&WeOXly
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

EXCHANGE SALooN.-rhe Dormans under the Post
Office, will serve their friends and customers
to grand entertainment to-day on which occasion it is
expected the allest eatabes will be produced which the
markets afford. The lovers the most substantial
and choice viands, of all kinds will be sure to be on
hand. Strangers happening in town to-day will govern
themselves accordingly. Remember their chowders
&c, this evening.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

POLICE CoURT.-On Thursday John Cahill,
for disturbing the peace, was fined So and
costs. Mary Hurley Welch, for keeping IL
costs, and sentenced to twenty days imprison-
ment Mary Ann Riley, for larceny of arti-
cles from o. X. Earle, f. S. Leonard, and
Stephen Salisbury, was sentenced to the house
Of correction for seven months She had been
living with the persons named in the capacity
OF domestic and being engaged to be married
had improved every opportunity to purlon
from them whatever things she might need in
the housekeeping line
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

CRoss-EYEs CURED.-Dr. Lghthill, who is still re-
naming at the Bay State House, called to Springfield
on Tuesday, to operate oD-a whole family who were
afflicted with cross eyes, and achieved great success
redoundng greatly to his credit surgeon The efamly
thus benefited have to remember Dr. Lghthill as
long as they live. The children alluded to are Mary
aged l6; Louisa aged p; George aged 49, and Charles
aged lO-a children of Norbert Sylvester of Chicopee
They can now see straight and longer troubled
with cross eyes Dr. L. will continue treat diseases
of the eye, ear, and head, at the Bay State House
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

oaf5 NeW CarPets-a fine lot nice all Wool ones jus
received from the New England Carpet Co. So durable
90 beautiful, cheap say all Call and see them
the Ioetlcal Exchange in the Bay State Block tor
shal be happy to show them. ORSOX HEATH
auto diff -iA--A4i
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

The PRINCE OF WALES has come and gone had he
remained longer in Worcester there doubt he would
have dned at SrURR TRIEsT's and esteemed himself
highly gratfed AT the entertainment Spur & Priest
are always equal to any emergency, and would have
done ample justice to the occasion They have tall times
at their saloon to-day terminating with a series of grand
chowders, &c, this evening.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20
.Isuy me. and I,II do you gooa.,-cLEANsr rr

Buy me, and I'll do you gOod.'-CLEANsE THE
system. ruRFY THE BLooD.-lhe best Spring and SUM
Her Me0!clne III the World is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BlIIERS, composed of Sarsaparla Wild
SehheTnryl Yellow Dock, Prcky Ash, rhorouphworh,
hhuDarO Mandrake, Dandeuu, &c all of which are so
compounded to IN concert and assist Nature in
eradcang diseases These Bitters continue to be the
most standard, popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered for the cure Of Liver Complaints and all their at
tehuantS; Jaundce in its swors FORMS Humors; wheth
er OF blood or skin; all Bilious Diseases aud Fou Stom
ach; Dyspepsia; Costiveness; Female Weakness; and
every uSease arising from Indigestion orsedentary habits
OF iei Headache; DIZZINESS Piles; Heartburn: Pnins
IN tie bowels or Back Flatulency; Loss Of Appe
tue ana every kindred complaint arising for Ipurities
1.-the Blood Diseased Liver, or DsordeTed Stopech TO
winch every person more orless subject in this Climate
Inc erect Of this medicine is w0nderu-it acts d.
recy upon the bowels and blood, by removing ali oh
struGtlons from the internal organs, stimulating them
!nto hetY action, renoyatng the ouna of life uur
IslHs the ooad cleansing ii from all humors. and caus
!s 10 70 course anew through part body;
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness
Only % and IS cents per bottle Sold bv Dealers in
Medicine every where Orders addressed to J. O. LANG
LEY or GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co, Boston
mhl7 d6eow6m
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

To OCOnsUmptivcs.-The advertiser having b, en-
restored to health in few weeks by very simple reme-
dy after having suffered several years with lung
affection, and that dread disease Cunsumption-is anX
ious to make known his fellow means OF
cure
10 all who desire it he will copy prescrip-
ton used Gree of charse with the directions for prepa
ing aud using the which they will find SURE CURE
for CoNsuMPrION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription to
beneft the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try his remedy, as will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWABD A. WILSON
oil dly Williamsbargh Kings Co New York
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

MILFoRD.-In the ancient department"
of the fair at Milford, on the 4th, was bu-
reau brought to this country about 200 years
ago, by the family of Gov. Law Another
article was a pair of iEfant's shoes made of
stout leather. These little things, it is said,
have been worn by three generations, and with
proper care will be as good for as many more.
Major George Tibbats exhibited chair which
had been sin the family" $50 years Another
chair, claimed to be 200 years old, was also
exhibited
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

The demand for Dr. Hooker's cough and Group syrup
has increased rapidly of late that establishment
mas been fitted up expressly its manufacture The
medicine IS highly recommended by many OF most
reliable citizens, for Group coughs bronchial
affections &G ana the increasing demand it attests
the honesty of these recommendations. H. A. Keith B&
sale dealers.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

We are panied to learn that our fellow citi-
zen, Francis T. Merrick, Esq, president of the
Citizens Bank, is suffering from a stroke Of
paralysis, which he received while at the bank,
Wednesday afternoon. He was, last night,
very low, with little chance of recovery.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

t zen @niiIorihi m Sonvention-Ihe Republican voters
OF the Worcester Southwest Senatorial District are
queSed to elect delegates Convention to be held in
me Town Hall, IN Charlton, on TUESDAY oct 33rd
INST nt II clock a M for the purpose of NOMINATING
candidate for senator for said district and for
l4 any oiher business that properly come before
Su convention The basis OF representation to be one
9eiegate Tor every one hundred voters aud an additional
delegate for a majority traction.
RUFUS Il. DODGE
=, Chairman of District Committee
- o. !" iiE9ioKE see J. d&wtO25f olg
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

CLINToN.-Several citizens of Clinton felt a
distinct shock of an earthquake, Wednesday
morning Some of the unmarried men of the
Olympic ball club of Clinton have challenged
any number of citizens of that town, less
than twenty to a match game which we under
stand has been accepted, and the game will
be played next week.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-20

Ahinutiie COrdiaI-We would request particular
attention to the advertisement of Aiessrs CuCi 4 III
foHT addre' sedto Mothers The lNFANTILE CORDIAL
OF DH EATON Is medicine of great celebrity and the
standing OF its Manufacturers will be sufficient cuaran-
Zee ol te care taken in its preparation and its uvarv
Hls purify Ihe BLOOD FOOD'' is for class of dis
eases unfortunately very prevalent in this vicinity and
us hlsh reputation should ensure Il ready sale.-WiH
mantle (COHR,) JOarHdk "
r, A. See advertisement. For sale by GEO. r. SPURR
DAEiD DdAE SCOIt, b GREEN & CO.. and GEORGE
T. HARLOW, Agents Worcester. d&wlm Ole