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Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

NIDDLESEX COU MI - .,r,.,
| Paul Chilson, Il farmer IN ei be,iii Tuesday of
to an almost instantaneous deatl141fn fnld in lie
this week by falling from the nd belore bis
barn his neck was S,r o'IrN Iy could reach him,
life was extinct.
Holm Gowell. of AubA, has lost four chic
dren by pud sore r"ds s,Ce .s N With
the same u'1e"St 1aas three children within three
Chase mas l. I95utrid sore throat.
weeks an zee on the farm of Joseph Ben.
AN eaPpPPls, it is said, blossomed fve times
son. Vi e past season, and four crops of
durih gere gathered.
aPRR,'dwelling house, with all its contents, of
AR French, Franklin, was consumed by
1Sthe night of the 9th inst. Loss $500; no
Lfsurance.
CONNECTICUT.
Rt. Rev. Francis p. Mcfarland, bishop of
Hartford, has addressed a pastoral letter to
Roman Catholic clergymen OF his diocese,
calling on them "to request their congrega-
tions to unite in fervent prayers for the pre-
servation OF the Union and the peace of the
country" With this view they are exhorted
"to say, each day, at least one Our Father
and one Hail Mary to observe, with GREAT
STRICrNEss, the last days OF this holy season
to prepare themselves tor the worthy reception
Of the sacrampnts of penance and the holy
eucharist, at or before Christmas and to give
aims generously to the poor"
Gov. Buckingham of Connecticut, has is
sued his proclamation for lay of fasting and
pray er, on the 4th OF January next the day
recommended 6y President Buchanan, to be
observed national fast.
MISCELLANEOUS
If is stntpl that u iu,lv Twin, in
Pa, who had been in the habit OF pricking her
teeth with pins recently had cancer removed
from her mouth. The brass and quicksilve
used in making these pins, first excited a
trifiing tumor, which ended IN the painful and
nearly fatal manner referred TO- Pms are al
ways pernicious to the teeth and should never
be used as tooth picks.
A cuuntry couple, newly married. stopped
at the Gibson House i'm Ciuriunati few DAYS
ago, and the groom called Tor some wine.
When asked what kind he would have, he re-
piled, 1--WE want that kind ut wine where the
corks pop out and the liquor boils up like soap,
suds."
On Saturday at the foundry of f. McIlvain,
Philadelphia, Richard Foley was engaged in
handlne vessel Of molten iron, when il tilt,
ed. The molten metal poured into the tons
OF his boots, and instantly dcnuded the bone
of It's covering, literally roasting the flesh OF
the asonized sufferer.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

THE FIRE LAST NIGnr was from a barn on
the Whitney farm on the Nlillbury road, near
Quinsgamond. The alarm was given at about
hafpast eleven, and the engines were prompt
ly on the road. The barn was an old one,
but was well filled with hay, and was entirely
consumed. Mr.. Daniel Noyes owned the barn
and a wagon which was inside the hay be.
longed to Mr.. Daniel Goddard. The fire was
probably caused by an incendiary, and the
loss was from three to four hundred dollars.
The horses attached to a hack coming from
Quinsigamond were frightened by the noise
of the engines, and ran, frightening the horses
attached to another hack which was drawing
Yankee engine No, 5, when the last named
horses turned suddenly round and pitched in
to the horses attached to third hack going
towards the fire, upon which were Messrs.
Amasa and Edward W. Ufford, and H. w.
Denny The last named hack was upset,
and horses attached to it ran on towards Mill
bury. Mr.. EW. Utford had his left leg broken,
and was otherwise injured in the back, it was
thought seriously. Mr. Denny was thrown
under the wheels of the Yankee en- inc, which
ran over his right leg, but without doing him
serious injury.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores 1000 Sheep
ana Lambs, and $50 swine
BEEF CArTLE-lrces- $780, first quality Sc IS
9 g0; second quality, 5000 q 60O third quality 81 so
q 500 r
WORKING OXEN-SI5 so a $50
MlLch Cows-stl q Is; common, Sl9 @ 20.
VEAL CALVES-NOne.
STORES IearlinpS 81 61 o. Two years oil S1O a %.
Three years old Sl4 % To-
lIlDEs-7 @ ~ 4 b; Calf Skins SO @ lie F7lb.
IALLow-Nales at q a IL F} ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS S /, "a "a Sl}; extra 50 "a S275
fELTs-sl a sl.5U each
SwNE-Stores, Wholesale q C; retail, q tic;
fat hO :, undTesscd Sc.
Number of cars over the different roads Western
and titchbure a.. Boston and Lowell Co. Boston and
Maine lS; total l52.
RenarkS-l here is an advance of from % to So R 100
IDS on all qualities OF Bee from last week. sheep ana
Lambs sell better. swine lowei than last We K
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

VUH = U'' UHkGON CO., Mo-, July 2, 1855
MEssRs FLzMlfG BRos-Dear Sir: have used DIR
MLANE's CELEBRA led VERMIFUGE. prenared nv
syou In my family and do think the best preparation
now III use for expelng worms IN the human system
My ncighbors have also used 1t with tile same success
You are at liberty to use this as you see Gt
iours' @c" WIN. o. NETTLE.
lhe ABOVE sample Of certificates daily received by
the proprletors, Fleming Bros, Of DR M'LANEs GEL
EBRAfLD YERMlFUGE and LIVER ptIls w.
think we are safe in saying they are the most reliable and
popular remedies Of the day
Purchasers VIII be careful to ask for DIR. M,LANE,s
CELEBRATED YERMlFUG13 nanuiacturedb by ELEM
ING BkOs., of ittsDarg, Pa All other Vcrnlfupes IN
comparison are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine yerm
use' also his celebrated Liver rills now be had at
"i respectable drug stores NOHe genuine wih0at Tue
,ignaiareq n FLEMISG mos
"N VotNwlt fl5l
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
EAINn.

In this citv, Dec l9 Ella Nj Oldest child of elias and
Clara M Whittemore, aged vr, mos ]! da,
uneral this atternO m at OlIck. their residence
tend ~ ~
IL this city, Dec lg Silas Bailey y WIS mos
Fuhcral ON Monday, II uclJcE. nj their residence
on Central street Relatives ami friends are Invited 10
attend.
In this CITY, Dec s Mrs Jane Wheelock wife of Luke
In oxford. Dee l3, Henry Morris. % yrs; same dav
81 yrs. ' W - ''
~ sutton, Dec Is, Polly Sharpe 81 yrs
III south ~cituate Dec Is. Sauiyi Harft naval com
stIuc,oI L NAVY, in the 18th If his age
IN Boston, Dec Is, james Dalton H. cashier of the
Ire ont Bank, FIR many ears " " ~
In NeSihtl', lleo IT, Sarah b. "a yrs wife of ] b Ho-
land principal of West1ield AcaucliIv.
IN Norwalk, Conn, Dec l3. Rev VIM Weed. pastor of
the hrst Congregational church
~ oenne2in Ill., sept "A, DR. John Pulsfer, "A yr,
IN Chicae", Dee 3, Mrs Armenia ? Skinner, Al yrs
WILLOW "i Key skinner and sis Of DR. Junn Pulsifer
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

THE FAMINE IN KANsAs.-The Lay
(Kan.) Republican of the 18th inst/nV
sad account of the condition of tPce Id
In giving caution to the variope ee'''u'e'
tees it says The supplies re- si' I" ~
too small to relieve even 'iie'iiseiVeS Is
Every pound of provig the mouths of
those who can in apy yh"se young stock
so much snatcheseven though destitute
the tamjshing not be helped Single,
.averaI .ay l@dl hors]Sdld not be helped. They
sIfritory for some place where
", Iork. 1t will be next to impos,
n the help we shall get, to keep
80 cannot get away from starring to
before food can be raised in Kansas.
/tr,ah is, that ,oe are in the midst Of an abso
dte famine arhich must last at the very looes cal
culation, for Sir months 10 come. To the really
needy let us say Be as patient and hopeful
as possible. This dark night will pass away,
and brighter day follow.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

PRoF. SAMUEL ELIOT, a native of Boston,
and graduate of Harvard, was Tuesday eve
ming, elected president of Trinity college, at
Hartford, Conn. Prot. Eliot's published vol
u,nes have taken high rank among modern
works Of their class. "rhe History of Lber.
ty," in four volumes, published in Boston in
1858, is his most elaborate composition. 1t has
been reprinted in England, aud become stan.
dard work. Some Of it chapters are worthy
the special attention Of our cOunlrymen, as
they robuke the political atheism now so cur
rent in many quarters. Boston Transcript.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

LECTURE ON INDIA-Rev. A. N. Danforth,
who has resided some time in India as a mis-
sonary of the American Baptist Missionary
Union, and who is soon to return to his former
post gave q lecture on India, last Wednesday
evening, in the house of the Pleasant street
church. The lecture was at once highly en-
tertaining and instructive. In the brief space
of an hour there were presented the chief fea-
lures of religious, political, and social life in
India. The early mistaken policy Of the East
India company, as the patron OF heathensm,
was justly censurcd, and its inevitable issue in
the recent Sepoy rebellion was clearly shown.
The wiser political measures of the present
are co operating with the efforts OF the
christian missionary to raise the people
from their superstitious degradation, rather
than adding the charms of power to the bur.
dens Of ignorance. The encouragements and
discouragements in outstanding the l50,-
0000 00G Of India worshipping 80 900 900 gods
and bound by strong and venerable religion,
peal was made, that the helplessEess and ne
cessties of these millions shonld be remen.
bered, and that with all due speed the power
of christianity 10 elevate and save them should
be established, Mr.. Danlorth and his wife
(who is Worcester LADY, have made no ordi-
nary sacrifices, that they may return to their
labor Of love in India. They will bear, over
the wide ocean to their distant home, the sym,
pathies and prayers OF all who know them,
that they may be emineutly happy and sue
cesstul in their holy work
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

The YoUNG LADIES BOAT CLUB was by no
means favored with the far weather they de.
served, yesterday nevertheless, they had
good attendance at their fair in Brinley Hall,
and during the day ard evening an infinite
amount OF enjoyment was shared by all con
cerned, The decorations of the hall were
very effective, and included great many
flags and lanterns, arranged with due regard
TO originality and attraction. If the receipts
are sufficient to place new boat in the lake
next summer, we submit that the young ladi, S
should christen it "The Mayfower," for their
fair was held on the anniversary of the fame
Of that historic craft.
We understand the fair will remain open
during the afternoon of to.morrow, to give the
public an opportunity of seeing the decora.
tions, and of purchasing, ii they desire, the
remaining articles. The assortment of fancy
goods was considered by good judges to he re-.
markaby select and beautiful.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
SpetlaI 3lotltrs.

south Carolina OutdOne.-The Pictures made
at the UNION ART GALLERY l07 Main street. sE
cEDE as fast as they be made in every case give
entire satstacton both Norh and Sout) There Is no
such word as fail at this TeH kHoWR Gaiesy None bu
sklllal ana experienced operators employed Nothing
can be more acceptable to your friend for Holiday Pres
ent than one of these pictures of yourself Gallery
open daily, from a. m to D. m and on Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays, to p. IN.
ssS-All are invitej-Admssion free,
DAN ROWLAND, Proprietor.
d2l dtf II. B. SP00NER Artist
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

ssS'r James Clarke's Female ISuIS-Tbi,-
known medicine is no imposition bnt a sure ar, we
remedy for Female Difficulties and Ohstructiore
any cause Whatever; and although powerful re,nc5
ricd ladies it is peculiarly snted It Will in
bring on the monthly period with regularity
In all cases IF Nervous and Spinal Affections PAW +,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion poj
iion Of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these pins Van
effect cure when all other means have failed and -
though powerful remedy, DO not contain iron caomI
antim'ny' or anything hurtfa to the constitution
run directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the ocor
n B-Sl and 6postage stamps enclosed to any autbor
lied agent will insure bottle containing over 50
return mail.
d. deudN,Npovtn3
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
MAE RIEu.

=, In Watesfeld, Vt, Nov p, G Dudley, formerly Of
tins city, TO Alba L Studdurd Of v al eSield "a
! In Louisana, Mo, Dec a. d DYER. ESQ. to Iizzio
hunt daughter Of the late Jud-c Hunt Of Bowling Green
Ellen Greenough, formerly OF DIdley "
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
blood Food! I:Iond Eoodi-Arornn dnsl

BlOOd Food! BLOOD Food Arc YOU drspairng ?
HaFe you lrled other remedies nd failed? DO YOU cs-
iCines? Listen! i N"
1t would be impossible TO let you know of the BLoop
FOOD without resorttng to advertising. Now, that
9lacks resort to the same method TO ucQHant YOU with
elr paet medluncs, does not make thls preparation
Tue same style OF article at all theirs r IR0NsoN is
leacnef IN oar medical colleges and very celebrated
ee9tr ON phNsiolOgy and his prcparations-no patent
me9lenes-ae the result OF an Old physicians great ex
you nave tried Other remedies and ailed trv this and Won
MlL surely De cured unsumptivcs yUu may be clirpd
py luis' Unfortunate! VIII ,so taxed system has
Drought on some chronic disease, numbers sunerinc m
ue BLOOD FooD Dy reptlc! t-y IT, All suffering
rom Liver COMPLAINT, male female weakursses az
em' e vonliaht caused bv poverty delccny of blood
iVeu NOur Dlp01 wlh the BLOOD FooD ana he we'll
iorl ana Tue health your children, keep Dr. ATON's
lhtANllLE CORDIAL always IN the house Is safe trnm
nhINsullc ana 0ates, ana Is certain remedy Tor Dar
IheA summer Complaint aud ali Diseases nttetni,g
~ see advertisement. For sale bv GEO r. Sl.tiRR
DANlD SCOTT NJ Il GREEN IL CO.. and tiEOReiF
I, HAhLOW Agents, Worcester. d&wlm diI
TO Horse Owners.--Swcet's ninllible Liuimnnt
or Horses Is nurvalcd by any and In all eases oi a
vs; ar lhf from sprains, Bruises or Wrenching Its cl.
lutil ulHscul hnu certain. Harness Snddl1 t!Iis
scratches Mango, &e., IL will as cure speedily Suym
hi thgbOne may be easily prevented and cure i, ir
hclpct Stages, bui confirm ed eases arc be uud t s
SUNNY o uFadc0tcate. No ease u the Kind huynrer
thls ~ ntnt, aud its Giitl appicuti viii niW M r @
mo tht lhmecss and enable the horse 10 trayci ,H
comparative ease. ' " '''"'Vi WIN
Every horse owner should have this rep,p,lv at hand
MI lrneetualiN prevent thusc formidable disees,e su
tloheu TO which all horses are liable md ,NLl
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly
WN~i d3aw6weowly
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

There were "a the Eastern Railroad "a over
he linStol and Lowell and a. over The Fitchburr None
OF those over the Fitchburg were from Albany.
Remarks The stock market to-day V as small but
Suac nj for the demand. The hest Cattle and Sheen
sold readily at last weeks pr and few Instances
pr"DdblF It Slight advance drained The aruest
heer ever Drought To this market, raised bv Josiah Zen
nett OF Yves mOrrland, II. sold G. Pierce to Il
Rice Jr for Ss F} cw Her gross weight was rs cwt We
quote Hides at 6c Il b and elts at 81 cach bat prices
are n0ida for owing to the unsettled state OF business
many lots are sold at much lower prices.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

RARE CHANCE The great and attractive sale of
fancy goods and holiday presents, advertised to COM
mence on Thursday, is postponed to Satu. day, on
account of their late arrival They will be on exhi-
bition at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and this sale will com.
meuce at 2 P. NJ, Saturday.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

HARD TIMEs.-We learn that one Of the
principal wooden ware establishments in
Winchendon has reduced its number OF work.
ing hands. The shoe firm of L. l.. Bates &
Co., at Fiskdale, has entirely stopped business,
as has also one in Sturbridge Center.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

WAREANTED,-llill'sL Liquid Amandine, for the cure o
chappcd hands, ronehness OF the skim &c. Prepared
ands Id by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall building. diff cd
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

DIR. HOLLANDS LEoTURE.-The third lee
ture of the Mechanics course was delivered
last evening, at Mechanics Hall, by Dr. j. G.
Holland of Springfield. His subject was "Self
Culture" which he treated in his usual able
and philosophical manner. Notwithstanding
the bad travelling, the hall was well filled.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

From James Herring, Esq, G. S. Of the Grand Lodge
of Free Masons Of New York.
NEW YORK Dec. 20.
Having used two boxes of Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
for Coughs, among the children ofmy family, | have
found them very excellent remedy and can recommend
them accordingly. d&wlt d2i
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

man of irregular habits, who had been employ
ed in chopping the past season in the Douglas
woods, was burned to death sometime last
week, He lived alone, says the Webster
Times, in a shanty in the woods, and was
found dead by some hunters who stopped at
his cabin to warm themreves. lie had ap-
parently fallen forward into the fire. and
from some cause, probably intoxication, was
unable TO exricate himself, and so persisted.
1t was uncertain how long he had been in that
position.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

Tue French LANGUAGE.-Io one WHOSE
vernacular speech is English, knowledge OIL
French is of incomparably greater prac'icai
utili,v than that of any modern tongue, 1t is
| through one or the other Of these Two great
mediums of irtercommunication, ior lhe n'os'
mart. that the pleasure travel, the commerce
the diplomacy, and the general intercourse Vi
the civilized world are now carried on "ho'
ever indeed, has a fluent command Oh oV''
these languages may almost be SAID TO possess
citizenship in every country in christehooh
1t was remark of Charles V.,-qul'e rece"'
ly repeated by our own Emerson minus
quotation Marks that, IN propor'io'
to the number of languages mar
knows. he is so many times the more
man." Nor would this, restricted TO the "'
important languages under consideration seen
to he an exaggerated assertion; since Y
English is now the mother-tongue or ac9der
idiom OF more civilized people than a9uage
speech of man, while the only rival degrees
is the French, which ranks but ae for the
lower. and still strives to COTS in regard
snnremacy. With these brie'education, we
to the importance of a Fry advertisement,
would invite attention Mons. de Veneze.
in another column, 4 this young gentle
The successful car9cher in this city, is
man, as a Frenequire any special com
: too well knownd, therefore, OF mere ver-
= mendation. 6se days when words are SO
T. bal praise, i rather recommend that those
!. cheap, WI what has come to be a necessary
q interesnmont of a polished education
e accego to his school room and judge for
sIselves. Visitors to the academy, with
:, hich the French Institute is connected, are
always cordially received, and we can guaran
tee an agreeable surprise to any one who shall
for the first time pass an hour there, in wit
Messing the facility with which American
children-undcr Mons de VS. Instruction
can not only converse in French but even re
cite their lessons in geography, arithmetic, &C.,
entirely in that language.
WILSON & MoRRIs's MIYsTRELs, number.
ing fifteen performers all well known through |
out the country, will give an entertainment at
Mechanics Hall, tonight. Fred. Wilson, C, |
a. Morris, aud w. II. Brockway, the man
ayers of the troupe, are popular here, and
never fail to secure crowded house.
The MEssIAH--It is a pleasure to tell our
readers that this worId-renowned oratoro,
Handels greatest work, will be given here on
Saturday Eoening, Dec. 20. We shall have
more to say on this subject hereafter.
To LETTER WRITER'S Letters addressed |
to the following persons are held at the post
office in this city for want of postage -
Abel Bates. Webster.
Greenfield Mfg. Co.. Greenfield Mass
r. w. Jackson, Providence, r. l.
Jeiery Brown, Philadelphia.
Dick Fitzgerald. New York.
Sarah j. Davidson BOystOn Centre
Andrew j. Ross, UXbridge, Mass.
Nathl. AldIich Shrewsbury
Ii. NJ Fitzgerald, litsburg, Penn.
Asa Packard, .
Michael Mahon Taunton, Mass.
Mrs. John r. Bartlett, Boston.
jeremiah Quick, Yorkyille, n. Y
RARE CHANCE The great and attractive sale of
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
CITY AND Crerm.
fem VS.. Erastus
superior Cour tl,n Anrnnn M

1em VS.. Erastus
supesi0I @ To,,~ T by the flowage of
p;a,ar ~ S 20 rocnver Iot mill-lam, which
mato, fron, ths /nesday, was decided on
: ""'e' 'o'i dict for the plaintiff, the
9 was 'U''''''N sc to be decided by sheritf''s
: '0''"' 4 Baldwin for plaintiff Bacon &
= a''ou" defendant
!. Ju'9 o. 728, Charles A. Holbrook, Assig-
+ 0FFJames Smith, was re committed to the
0 .tor to revise his report.
sNow on trial, No 703, Geo. T. Rice VS.. Low
|! Baker and Trustee, for payment Tor a horse
elivered to be sold. The defence is, that the
orse has not been sold, but was accdcntly
illed before the sale. Dewey & Williams
Or the plaintiff, Bacon & Very for the de-
ence.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

Dr.. y; Foster Haven, Fosters Block. No
F3Arl 81, crcester Special attention given 10 Dsea
OF the Eye GIaWeOdti - Seqsts
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

EAST DoUGLAs,-The large axe factory of
Hunt & Co.. in East Douglas, is running on
short time. Other factories in the valley are
also contracting their hours OF labor. In Web
ster, however, the Times is happy TO state,
the large manufactures are running full time
and paving as usual.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

Confectionery and Candy ManufiIc1ory,
No "a Main street, Worcester Goddard Bloek SCid
wholesale and retail by GEORGE HlLLYERS. Here
can be always found large assortment of delicious
Cahd es o. different avors, to repae the taste
Ter manufactures almost every thing but this
cry and candy exceeds all. sll dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

Mrs. .. ssoudwfH, an experienced ana succe.s
tul Auwife nolds herself in readiness day and nht
ST. I'D 10 the duties Of her profession Residence S
Austin street dtf ~, 10
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

WILSON & MoRRIs's MINsTRELs, number.
ing fifteen performers all well known through
out the country, will give an entertainment at
Mechanics Hall, tonight. Fred. Wilson, C,
a. Morris, and W. II. Brockway, the man
ayers of the troupe, are popular here, and
never fail to secure a crowded house.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

Coughs.-Thc sudden changes of our climate are
sources of lULMoNARY. iR1NcHIAL5 and AsTHMA1Ic
FECroNs Experience having pros ed that simple
dies uen act speedily and cerainl when taken in the
early OF the disease should at ouce
had TO "Br0Was bronchial TrocheS," Lozenees let
the Cold Cough. Irritation of the Throat be ever 50
slight bv this precautiun serious attack NAV
he efectualy wardrd of PJBLIc SPEAKERS and SING
will find them efetual for clearing and strengthen
ing the voice. advertisement. GNW6m dI2
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

THE MEssIAH--It is a pleasure to tell our
readers that this worid-renowned oratorio,
Saturday Eoeniag, Dec. 80 We shall have
more to say on this subject hereafter.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

lous, which augers hopefully for the future
1Barksdale Of Mississippi is unusually gentle,
and joins in deprecating civil war But l
must close, and in my next may say word
of our magnificent capital, which, when com
peted, will have cost us tVeive millions Of dol
lars, P.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

JPAkTNtRsH,P NOTICE. = The

subscribers have tiils day formed copartHership
tir The pdrpose OF trals"ctnl he Wholesale retail
business Ia bOUts ahd shoes at No. Bty state uuse
BLOCK. CliAS. /. ANOWLIUN.
Worcester, Dec, 49, ls6l, dtl d2l
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21
To LETTER WRITERs-Letters addressed
to the following persons are held at the post
office in this city for want OF postage -

Abel Bates. Webster.
Greenfield Mfg. Co., Greenfield, Mass.
X, w. Jackson, Providence, X. l.
Jeilery Brown, Philadelphia
Dick s. Fitzgerald. New York.
Sarah j. Davidson, BOylston Centre.
Andrew j. Ross, UXbridge Mass.
Nathl. Aldrich, Shrewsbury.
Ii. NJ. Fitzgerald, littsburg, Penn.
Asa Packard,
Michael Mahon, Taunton, Mass.
Mrs. John +. Bartlett. Boston
jeremiah Quick, Yorkville, n. Y.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-21

Butter and Cheese. Extra and Double Extra
Buckwheat Flour, Tor sal at DRAPER d CLARK =
Front street. ptf nl3