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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-10-03

WEBsTER's SPEECH. II is our intention next
week to publish, entire, the powerful speech of
Daniel Webster in the Senate of the United States
in opposition to the Bank veto. This is admitted
to be conclusive and unanswerabe reply to the
Veto Message. As that message has been crcuat-
ed far and wide gratutousy, and has been pu, into
the hands OF thousands who have seen no reply and
who do not themselves, possess the means of re-
futlng It's reasoning, propose, if sufficient en-
couragement is offered, to publish large edition
of this speech which we will furnish for disirbu-
ton, by the hundred, at price less than the actual
cost Of the paper and labor We have supposed
that some public spirited individuals in every town
would, probably. take one or two hundred copies
for distribution in their respective towns To such
we will furnish them at one dollar per hundred
and it is desirable that orders for them, should. as
far as is practicable, be sent in between now and
Wednesday next, that may be able to deter
mine, nearly, what number will probably be want
ed
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The creditors OF the firm of L. HAYWOOD e.
Co, in Boston, and E. PUTNAM & Co, in
Gardner. are hereby notified that the sixty days
allowed for becoming parties TO the assignment
will expire on the 9TH day Of November next,
and that copy of said assignment may be
found al each of the following places, viz at
No. 26 Commercial street. Boston at the store
of Messrs. B. F. HAYWOOD q CO., and
with Messrs. PUTNAM & WRIGHT, Gard.
ner Oct Z
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Mansfield, Oct 3
BOOTS and SHOES.

EM7I!.L DO sold by Auction, on SATUR-
w DAY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 81
Water-street Boston, $50 Cases Doors and
sRoEs, comprising good assortment, all flesh
from the manufacturer.
e. Manufacturers who may wish to add any
thing to this sale, will please give notice TO the
subscribers by o. before Thursday evening
WHlTWELL, BOND, & co.
RoSfon Oct 3
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NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to the firm of T.. HEY
IA WOOD Il Co., Boston, or E. PurSAM &;
Co, Gardner, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber, at &c Commercial
street, Boston, who is duly authorized to adjust
the accounts Of said firm,
EZEKIEL D. DYER, assignee
Boston, Sept. 7, 1892
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u As harmony and unanmty among the Ma
tional Republicans in reference to the approaching
election are essential, we have determined to pub
lish no nomination for Senators till list shall have
been agreed upon by the County Convention.
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The SEASON continues favorable, the crop of
corn is coming rapidly to maturity and there is
every reason to believe that the hopes we express
sed, last week. in relation to it will be fully rea-
lized
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1dUern Estate s. Store for Sale.
"a THNHE subscriber offers for sale
fsaIsA3 u his Tavern Estate and Store,
ss.. situated in the pleasant and flour.
1871 ishing village of Uxbridge, on the
direct Rnod leading from Prov-
dcnce. R. I.) to Worcester, and now occupied
by Calvin Rawson. There is attached to the
Tavern, new Barn so feet long, and Shed
81 teet, with about Is acres Of good Moving
and Pastute Land.
The stand !or a Tavern is one Of the best in
the country, it being at nearly an equal distance
from Providence and Worcester and commands
very extensive business. The Store, now
occupied by the Uxbridge Woollen Mannfac.
turing Company, which is attached to the i'av.
ern, is one Of the best, as to location and con.
venienee in the town, and will always receive
large share of the business of the place To
person wishing to embark in the business,
this stand offers unusua! advantages
AMARlAH CHAPLIN.
T1vLr noI
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WORCESTER LYCEUM At meeting of the
members of this institution on Thursday even.
ing last, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year. President, Dr.
John Park; Treasurer, William Keith; Scare.
taTy, II. !. Carter Directors. Alfred ID. Fos-
ter, Charles Allen, Frederick w Paine, Thorn.
as Chamberlain, Oliver II. Blood.
0-7There will be a meeting of The Members Of
the WORCESTER LYCEUM on SATURDAY. ere
ming nert. at o'clock, at the Town Hall. to take
into consideration the cxpediency of having ex.
temporancous discussions make part of the exer
cises of this institution. Oct. g.
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PHILABELPnIA ELECTION Scarcely had we
obtained information Oft the great victory achev.
ed by the PEOPLE IN Albany, over the forces oil
Jacksonisn, before accounts were received oil
another, still greater, in the choice of Inspec-
tors OF Elections, in the City and County Of
Philadelphia. The change in public scntimen,
during one year only, as eginced by the result
of that election, is without parallel in the his
tory Of our country. Last year the Jackson
party elected their Inspectors in troeirc out OF
the fifteen Wards Of the City, The aggregate OF
their majorties in the whole City being about
one Thousand. This year, the anti Jackson men
have carried thirteen Wards, most of them by
great majorities, while the jackson ticket has
prevailed by lean ma orltics in tto0 Wards only,
and the aggregate Anti Jackson majority in the
whole City is over fifteen hundred. In other
parts Of the County, the change is still greater
There. Jncksonism has been so strong, for scy.
eral years past, that lis opponents were hardly
numerous enough to keep each other in coun.
tenance. Now Anti-Jackson majo-ites have
been gwen in six Wards out Of seven in the
Northern Liberties, in the three Wards offspring
Garden, in East and West Kensington, in South
wark, in Roxborough and in Germantown
jackson majorties were given in one Ward of
the Northern Liberties, in Blockley, and Moy.
amensing.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says The entire
election has resulted in favor OF the Anti. Jack.
son Candidates, ny majorities unexampled in
the history of our politics. We cong graduate
our friends on so great triumph. We antc-
pated victory, but our success has been beyond
our most sanguine anticpations.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAs' the subscribers have been en-
w gagged for several years in The ma nmfac-
ture of HOVEY'S BROAD SHEARING MA
CHIMES, and had been led 10 entertain an i'm.
preston that his patent for the same might be
avoided, and under that impression suffered
themselves TO be sued by the said Hovey, in or
der TO settle the question of its validity and
whereas, upon a full inquiry into the circum-
stances of said patent, we have become convinc.
ed that the said Hovey can maintain bis said pa.
tent, and in consequence thereofhayc settled The
said suit of said Hovey against US and paid him
the damages claimed for the Infringement of his
said Patent, and al the same time have made an
arrangement with him, whereby we are to paw
him the sum of twenty dollars for every Ma
chine which we may hereafter build under his
Patent. We hereby give notice to the public,
that our prices for such Machines must hereaf-
ter be such as to indemnify us for the aforesaid
sum which we must pay said Hovey for the use
of his Patent as aforesaid. We shall continue
10 build the aforesaid Machines at our Shop in
Worcester, which we shall sell on as reasona.
bic terms as we can afford
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The SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRT is now in ses-
sion in this town. Present Chief Justice Shaw,
and Justices Putnam, Wilde, and Morton.
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Neat Stock at .Hucti0a.

Meat Stock at .AmctiOn.
= n HEAD Of Cattle will be sold at Public
- y Auction; at the house Of Capt. Seth
Holman. in Roynlston. on MosnAy, tie 18th
day Of October inst, at 0 O'Clock. in the fore.
noon, viz: 10 Mich Cows with Calf two
years old Steers and Heifers; l6 Yearli6gs,
principal part of which are Heifers, with calf
20 last spring Calves; and large likely three
years old mare Colt. Sale positive, and at
least ten months credit
FRANKLIN GREGORY, .4uct'r.
Royalston, Oct s. 2w-
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The Macon Messenger, Of the 9TH ult. states
that SHIRT 1edhOut stitch, completely wove
without needle stitch or seam, was left at that
Office few DAYS since for exhibition. II was
tho performance Of Mrs. w Wimberly oil
Twiggs County, (Ga)
The editor of the New Yc.k Courier and En-
quiror, in his paper Of Tuesday, last week, an
nounces that he has had a net increase, over
and above the Withdrawals, of i52 subscribers,
since the ODD day of August" the day on which
he renOunaed .Iacksonism
Col. Isaac J. Fox of Jeffrey. N. II has a cali
which was weighed on the lih ult., when it
was a months and % days old, and weighed
$40 lbs. !-KssRe Sentinel
The Springfield Ill) Journal says that the
wheat Of this season is Of fine quality. Two
bushels. after deducling the toll Zone httb)
yielded iO3 pounds of fionr.
Ripe figs, Of fine flavor, have been produced
this season in the garden of MIR. l.ongsireih,
Philadelphia.
Peach trees, SAYS the Springfield Gazette,
are breaking down with theft unusual burthen
Of fruit
The Mutual Insurance Company of Bristol
County has been established three years. The
amount o! property insured exceeds million
Collars, and the loss during that I'c..od has not
exceeded $3.50.
Rev Edward Beecher inaugnrated as Pfcsi-
dent OF the College at Jacksonville. Illinois. the
Eth ult., the day preceding the commencement.
The Charleston rs. C Evening Posi-, rank
notification paper, has adopted an extract from
the Veto Message of Gen. Jackson motto.
MORE SEcEssIoNs FROM JAcKsoS Genera
Root, distinguished Representative in Con.
gress from New York, has publicly renowned
Jackson, and it'll the true spirit OF patriotism,
espoused the cause of he National Republicans
Judge Gibson, of the Supreme Court OF Penn.
sylvania has also abandoned the Hero.
The Massachusetts, Horticultural Society hold
their anniversary celebration on the LIST Wednes
day in October, when an address will be dey.
cred by DR.. T. w. Harris of Cambridge
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. The Diving Bell
employed at the extremity of Long Wharf in
Boston, to raise stone from the water, fell, on
Wednesday afternoon, and crushed Mr. Amo
ran Holmes, the principle machinist, 10 death
One of the spars, in falling, struck Mr. James
Klrkwook on the head, and wounded him so
that he died that evening. Thomas Devereux
a lad Is years of age, apprentice to Mr. Abel
Bowen, engraver, had his thigh broke
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Extract Of letter written by member of the
General Post Office Department who was
formerly a resident physician in WesIboro',
MASS to a friend in Wallham, dated Wash
irgton City, Sept IA, 1882:
The cholera has made and is still making
fearful ra:ages in this city. iIearses are con
stantly seen to cast their dark shadows along
the streets The reports Of the deaths are a
burlesque. | have had two cases in my family
IA black boy on The Oath Aug-my wife on
the 9th Sept. 1 relieved the boy almost i'm
medately by giving him one grain Of tartar
cmcic combined with len grains of calomel
The case Of my wife has been considered the
most desperate of any that has recovered J
suffered no physician to enter my house She
was taken at Church Her shrieks were terri
be-her spasms dreadful. administered tartar
emetic-allcrwards calomel and opium Death
was pronounced upon her by every voice, and
she would have been entombed had permitted
any physician TO have interrupted my practice.
! had no faith in their prescriptions. They all
condemned tartar emetic, but on tartar emetic
rested all my hope, and by tartar emetic,
more than any other remedy, her life has been
preserved. She is considered as one risen from
the dead. Her recovery has been rapid, She
is still weak but walks about the house and
sometimes out Of doors. | have since been
called to attend several other cases To all,
except one, Immediately gnve tartar emelic--
afterwards administered full dose of calomel,
and, if the spasms still continued severe, | gave
laudanum, or opium in repeated doses until
they were overcome. In every instance recov-
cry has been rapid. | have not vet discover
ed one single symptom that would justify the
use of the lancet Upon the whole, consider
tartar emetic the sheet anchor Of my hope, aid
ed with calomel, and, if Necessary, opium.
In the hospital they have been uniformly
bled, and have al uniformly died.
For week past, no cure has been reported
What are reported new cases to day, supply
the death report tomorrow. There are conva
lescents, but they linger from extreme debility,
and sometimes die through weakness. There
was time when graves were not dug fast
enough to receive the cramp distorted victims
in consequence of which, collins accumulated
iii the grave-yards.
have thus given you glance at the Cho
era as it has existed. and is still marching with
ghastly strides through this clly-the city Of
the Republic"
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SUGAR, SALT, SC.
. HHDS. Porto Rico Sugars,
% 10 bbls ="
90 Loaf and Lump "
100 bushels c. F. Salt,
100 TT
Kegs Junk Tobacco,
10 Bags r. r. Coffee.
6 Chests Souchong Ten.
For sale, by d. HAYWOOD & co.
Worcester, Oct g.
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n We have received the names OF the dele
gates to the Convention of few towns in this
County, which omit till next week, in order, to
add to them such asmay be received in the mean
time.
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Worcester. Oct. 3
RUN AW AY

OREErING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
Il see ftH at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues
day in November next, Of one o! the clock, after
noon, TO show cause why the Account Of the Ad.
ministrstion of said deceaseds Estate, BY the Ex-
ecntor, should not be allowed and you will be
heard thereon.
siu NATHtT PAINE U,oh
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CHE 3alassarilusetts &pp.

1.-THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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agricultural Notice.

.AgricuztWaI Notice.
TETHE Members of the Worcester Agricul-
n tural Society are hereby notified, that
stated Semi-Annual Meeting of said Society,
will be holden at Capt. Thomas's Ceffee House,
in Worcester, on THURSDAY. the 4th dan of Oc-
iober neat, at | O'clock before noon. Persons
DESTROYS of joining the Society will then have
an opportunity of becoming members.
VIM. ID. WHEELER, Rec. Sec'y.
Worcester. Sent 10
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Pasture for Sale.

Pasture for Sale.
A FIRST RATE PASTURE, known as
IN the Buiiard Hill Pasture, situated in the
southwest part Of Leicester, about two miles
from the Meeting House, containing abont fifty
acres--free from bush, well watcred and fenced
For further information, apply to the subscriber
in Webster. CHARLES WAITE
Webster, Oct g. IF
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TtzE CHOLERA.

Since our last the accounts have continued to be
generally favorable. From Canada aud the west.
crn part of New York State they are peculiarly so
tie nalady having become almost extinct in those
parts. In Baltimore, also, it has nearly disappeared
and has greatly abated in Washington and George.
town Richmond is now the seat of its direst raw
ayes. where, in population smaller than that o!
Providence, 20 deaths have occurred in single
day! We hope our accounts next week may be
still more favorable.
BosroY. One fatal case occurred on Monday
morning last. This is The only case since the
2l~l Of September.
HapoKLYS Inlermcnts during the week end
inL on Wednesday last, IL. Of winch were
of Cholera
GEoReErowN, D. C. The Secretary report
ed, on the 9th, for the preceding week. total
number Of deaths from all causes, h.
RlcnMoSp, (Va) The Wing, of the Gath
ult, soys-.' Confined heretofore to negroes
almost entirely, the Cholera begins TO embrace
whites. II has ind,ScrimInately attacked aii
quarters Of the town--high or low situations,
wet or dry, claim no exemption or paFtIaIlty
Intermenls for 4S hours at the pnor house IA
colored, l3 whites. The Cholera is among the
state guard a; The arnory, but not in The penl-
Tertiary.
MoNrREAL The intermenis by Cholera in
Monrea during the week ending on the 2lst,
were 6. The Gazette says -" While we have
the satisfaction of announcing the almost total
disappearance of the disease from among us, II
is subject OF regret to notice, that it had re-
appeared at ST Johns and 81. Athanase. where
several deaths had taken place this week. and
that it had manifested itself at Mascouche last
week, where, it is supposed, 100 deaths have
occurred" At Plan'agenet, U. c.. several
deaths hav, taken place since the I'd nit. The
total number Of deaths by Cholera throughout
the Province of Lower Canada, in three mont his
out of population of about half a million, ex-
ceeds the total deaths in Great Britain, with
population of fifteen millions, in six months.
Ca the night Of the 22d there were several deaths
but the Courant of the Goth does think there is
any cause of alarm as it has heard Of no new cases
since those which terminated fatally OIL the night
of the 22d. The whole number of deaths OF Chol-
era as reported by the Board Of Health, up to the
22d, was 1904.
UPPER CANADA. The latest papers all concur
in saving that Cholera has nearly disappeared in
Upper Canada. In York. for three days, there had
been but case, and in Kingston there had been
only in two weeks.
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WHITE & BOYDEN.
Worcester, Sept. &c; 1882.

The subscriber the Patentee above referredto,
having settled with Messrs WHITE & !oYpEN
for their infringement of his Patent aforesaid,
on satisfactory terms, and having made such an
arrangement with them and Messrs SIMMONS
g. Curtis, that they, with said Simmons 6,
Curtis, are hereafter to have the exclusive right
of building and vending said Broad Shearing
Machines within the New England; States no
hereby gives notice to all persons who are now
using or may hereafter use any Of the Machines
aforesaid, within the New England States,
which were made by Beriah Swift Of New
York, or by any other persons not duly author
lied by the subscriber TO build and vend the
same, that he is determined TO prosecute others
for every infringement Of his Patent aforesaid,
and they viii govern themselves accordingly.
WILLIAM HOVEY.
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All persons that have purchased any of the
above mentioned Machines, of White & Boy.
den, arc hereby requested to forward notice TO
the subscriber in Boston, tho number Of Ma
chimes they have so purchased, and the date or
time such purchase was made: all persons who
forward such notice, may receive a written Ii.
cense for using said Machines without charge
for the same, otherwise, the use of such Ma.
chines will be considered as an infringement Of
the subscribers Patent.
WILLIAM HoVEY.
Boston, Sept &c, 1882. 40
Tree copy Of sEigipal
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TdUern Estate s. Store for Sale.

Worcester, Oct. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

Ell AS received by the Equator and Madison from Lii
- n verpool, and New York Packet from London and
by the late vessels from New York Philadelphia his
fall supply OF goods consisting in part of
White and mkt napt coons and plains
Rose, Whitney, striped and point blankets
Fearnoughts, bearskin and pecrsham
White, red, green and yellow lannuls
White patent Welsh flannel
Blue-black and fashionable cloths
Double -milled drab cloths and vesiings
Blue, black, drab and MKT cassimeres
London hats umbrellas, and soaps
Bombazets, ratinets, and merino circassans
Bombazines, fancy stuiIs and schalis
Worstcd damasS, noreeH and fringcs
Mixed, blue, brown, oxford and striped satinets
Cambrck jaConet, book muslims, and Swiss goods sc.
Irish linens, lawns diapers and shrings
German and British Oznaburgs
Italian Gro de Nap and other silks
Sewing silks threads spool and ball cotton
Merno shawls gauze, Grape, and fancy handko
CaicOes, ginghams and printed goods
Brown, bleached, plaid and colored domescs
Lasting, metal and suSpender buttons
Together with the usual variety Of goods be with
in a retail store.
Also, OH consignment large assortment Of Brussels
K ddermnser, three ply and Venetian carpetngs and
rugs, which offered for sale lew in any of the
Northern markets.
Should purchasers be prevented from visiting this city
from any whatever, orders will be to the
best of the advertisers ability.
September %. 1876
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Norfolk, October

"A TEACHER WANTED.-A young Man, qualified
IA to teach Latin, Greek and the English Languages
arithmetic, Geography, and other necessary branches
ElucauoI' commonly taught in Academies, find
ployment the eghborhood of Urquharts Store South
ampton county Virginia. To young who intends to
make II profession, this will very desirable stla
uon-ior, although at present he obtain only rea-
sonahle saIayas there is good house about be erect
ed Tor permanent academy there is doubt but the ST.
tuauon VIII very soon afford very liberal salary, and
continue to do so: the neghborhood is healthy and agree
able Employment will be Immediately given TO an APP
Picant who may be approved Of Certificates of uualii-
cation and moral character, will he required Letters
addressed to a b. Urquharts Store, Southampton, will
be promptly attended TO.
October 9. IA,
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fh'csI, E'0W esasd UE'saster Goods.
r.. AZ y. y. James 81 Co..

MARKET SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va
importers q B'itsh Goods and Dealers IL, European
India and american Goods generally.
n u AVE received, by the EQUAToR from, Tirerpool
and-various vessels from the North large portion
OF their supply oil FALL AND WINTER Goops and are
uaily expecting considerable additional supplies which
ney expect to arrive so as to be in by the 10Th inst
Wheh a more particular notice will appear-in the mean
me' ,hey VIII be glad to see such Country Merchants
ana o9ers as may be now ready to buy all of whom are
ton. > 80
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BY RETCEEHE AZ Cas0k.

9 The Enquirer is published week. generally and
three times week during the session State
ree the same as hetcooo Five Dollars per payable
vance Notes OF shattered spccpayng (onyj will be c
scl IN payment The Editors viii safety of remit
n a INC postage OF all letters bery paid by writer's
~ NO paper viii be discontinued ,b
Editors until all arrcoragos have been paid up. a w
@ Whoever will guarantee tho payment nno papers shall
have the teuh gratis. ~ fNf''' ''~"
-. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ccnts> advertisement
Or assumed by in this city its enviton
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oilCE'-ihe subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he will con-
uhue 10 transact General Commission Business and
send particularly TO the sale of tobacco Having for the
Drew Sweeny, he pes be avoured with that branch
oil business by Mr. Sweenys old friends: From many
years experience in The tobacco trade and determination
exert himself to the utmost advance the interest of
nose VINO may favor him with their business he hopes
10 receive liberal share of public patronage
ANchhlohn, october " l44-lml CHI. j. FOX