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Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

To the gentlemanly officers Of the steam,
er Ocean Wave we are always indebted
for the latest st. Louis papers. By theil
polite attention they have laid us under
many obligations. To Messrs. Bowen and
Buchanan especially we would return oul
thanks.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

Tie Volunteers at st. Louis were cxpectedt
start for the seat Of war on the Dist inst.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Sandberg of the
Laclede for st. Louis papers.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

The Louisville Democrat of the 18th inst. saws
Gen. Flicker and Col. Boone will have their
forces ready to march from that city, on the receipt
of orders. The Germans of Louisville were
enrolling themselves at the latest dates, in large
numbers
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23
A DESERVING MAN.-Mr. A. II. Mi

A DESERVING MAN.-Mr. A. II. Mic
kle, the newly elected Mayor Of New York, was
"a poor orphan boy, who at an carly age, was
bound an apprentice to a tobaeonist. He served
out his apprenticeship faithfully, and is now the
ruler ofthe greatest commercial city ofthe western
world.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

On the receipt of tbs war news at Nashville,
Tennessee, the Blues Immediately offered their
services TO proceed TO the seat of war. The Nash
willie Union says 1000 volunteers can be speedily
raised in that city.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

The bill for the organization OF ! company of
Sappcrs, Miners and Pontonicrs has passedbOth
houses Of Congress.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

We ale pleased to learn from the st Louis
papers that there is prospect Of raising a
strong force of mounted volunteers in an
ticipation of a call, to make an attack up
on the provinces of California, Chihuahua
and Durango. The quickest way to make
our enemy sue for terms, will be to march
a formidable force into New Mexico. Let
her territory be d~ismembered, and her rich
est provinces cut off. and she will soon abate
her naughty tone. 1t will be no difficult
task to overrun these provinces. They
are comparatively easy Of accessible i'm
|passable mountains interyene-ho great
rivers or barriers would opposei The pro
'grcSs of the hardy volunteers of the west,
and 10000 could be speedily raised in Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Indiana for the enter
prise.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

Orders have been sent 10 the different military
Posts along The Atlantic coast to dcspach all their
disposablc force TO the seat Of war on the Rio
Gr4nde. II companies have been ordered of
forthwith.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

In all the southwestern States from which
we have heard, the fire of patriotism burns
brightly. The requisitiOn of Genl. Gaines
has not been made in vain; the people have
eagerly responded to the call. Volunteers
have enlisted by thousands and are now
a~nxiously waiting for orders to march to
the field of battle. The people of Mobile,
of Nashville, of Louisville and many other
towns did not wait for, but an'iciPatedthe
call. The proper spirit is aroused. and
we may hope that the wal already begun
wildly an energetic prosecution be spcedi-
ly terminated.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

!PlNS.-A machine tended by a single girl al
Waterbury factory i'll Connecticut, does the work
of three hundred persons by the old process,
Each day they manufacture S,OOO,CG0 of pins.
This article will soon be exported.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

Last evening the Dragons and Artillery held
a meeting for the purpose OF raising LOCO noun
tcdmen for active service. Capt Grirnslcy has
commenced recruiting also: for a new mounted
regiment. The news from Washington Yesterday
morning, gave fresh vigor to the military. Crclirso
prevalent in our city. We presume orders Mil
be received here from the War Department in a
few days, authorizing'the enrolment of a larre
volunteer orce.-TRcporter.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

The bill making appropriations for the military
Academy at West Point was under discussion in
the House at the last dates. We hope it may be
lost.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

4j~Ihe Supreme Court of this State has
decided that il a slave be hired for a year, tn
loss oil lint after his death shall fail on the ownc
oithe Slave, and not the man TO whom he Wa
hired.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

From the Rereillie extra we learn that a spc-
cial messenger arriredin St. Louis from Wash
ington City Oh tie morning of the Dist inst. lie
was the bearer Of dispatches to the Gorernor,
the purportof which was a requisitiOn for sec
mounted uolunteers, 10 be commanded by Col.
Kearney, and to proceed Immediately to the
northwestern frontier, for the purpose of pro-
tecting our traders in that region. II is said
that the Governor is empowered 10 increase
the number TO 1000 men and that he will
mount the volunteers now in st. Louis
for the expedition. The messenger performed
The distance from Washington TO St. Louis in 5
lays.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

The Southern Literary Messenger for
May is now before us. As usual it is filled
with original and highly interesting matter.
tits a splendid work and deservedly ranks
as one of the first periodical in America
Tie articles are well written, and contain
much valuable information. Unlike the
most of our monthlies it needs no "pufiihg.
Its own intrinsic merit recommends it.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

JAMES S. GREEN, Of Lewis county has
received the nomination for Congress il
the third Congressional district. He is un-
Guestionsbly a man of talent, and will make
an able representative. The other aspirants
were c. F. Jackson, G. w. Hough and the
Hon. Sterling Price. Mr.. Green received
the nomination On the 59th ballo..
Democratic banner., 1846-05-23

A bill has passed the House of Repre-
scntatives to raise $4,000 volunteers and tC
appropriate 100000 of dollars to defray
the expenses of a campaign against Mexi-
co. The following are the only members
of the House who voted against it: John ..
Adams, Ashmun, Cranston, Culver, Delano,
Giddings Grinnell, Hudson, d. p. King.
Root, Severance, Strolim, Tildcn s Vance.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Martin
has not declined the nomination for the
Office of county Justice, but that he is still
upon the field determined to try his strength
at the August election. He is a good man
and will make good oticer-we wish him
success.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-09-03
ST. JEANS GALvANIC METALLIC

STRENGTHENING PLASTER, impreg
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The most val
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints RIEUMA TISM Indigestion, stiffness of joints
weakness Of limbs pain in the sde back and chest &C.
They have also been successfully applied in cases oil
tic doOreux vertigo sick headache paralysis
gout neuralgia &c Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the important and
effective Metane GaYanc preparation and Magnetic pow
e highly priced in other Gavanc appliances, and with
the facility Of immediate with the parts affected.
This and most valuable remedial agent must prove
of ncacuabe benefit other remedies cannot
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object
Secured by letters patent and for sale wholesale al the
lmporters's No William Sheet-at the office at the PrIn
cipal Agent No IS Chambers ST. NeW York and by Drug
giss generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature Of the
Pror.ietor.
}. s. BOUGAIUN. w yis tipcs's ensel, BOSTON.
Sele5aI Agehy 70: tAe NsW England STATES.
AGSA rs Raacsster--Iames Green & Co., and S. A.
Rowland. Springfed-B X, Bliss. BGrre-Woods, Field
q Co. AmheTst-N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas Shepley.
LoWeH-G. Fl. Carlton & Co, by the dealers in Med
cine generally cody Novl8.
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JAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.

We have heretofore numbered ourselves among those
who believed that the Hair Tonic" prepared BY DR. Jayne
was one OF the many quack whose virtues
beyond the fusome pus of their authors. We
al willing at length, to make public acknowledgment of
the of our belief An intimate flend some two
three months SINCE whose Uranium bald piece
of polished marble, maugre all esting and rdicue of
the idea of attempting cultivate barren spot pur
chased bottle two of the Hair Tonic from DR. Jayne,
and, according to his directions applied it, During the
present week the friend ushered himself into
presence and uncovering his hitherto naked head aston
ished with hn though uxurant growth of hair from
one to inches in length-upon the very premises
had believed unyeding cultivation the trackless
sand that skirts the Atlantic This is puff but is relg
iOusy true and those who doubt the gentleman be
pointed out. What is in favor of this Tomc' the
case here cited was of temporary badness-Ro
sudden loss Nf the HAIRCUT one of years standing,
though the gentleman but forty five years of agePhG-
delphia Spirit ofthe Times.
lTPrepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. g South Third
Street, PhiLndeiph1G. For sale by J. GREEN d. CO, IL
Main Street and NJ b. GREEN 200 Main street, Worces-
div wSt35
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER IS. September 2, 1916.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
and the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate Of JOHN NJ PARkHURsT
and WILLIAM CROCKER, both OF Milford, in said
County, merchants, and partners under the nrm Old
Parkhurst Co.. nsovent debtors, and the payment Of
any debts, the delivery OF any property belonging 10
said Parkhurst and Crocker either hem TO them
for their ase and the transfer of any property by them
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors said Parkhurs and
Crocker will be held at the office Of Newton Chaplin,
In Worcester, in said County, the sixteenth day Of
September current, nj ten O'clock in the forenoon,
prove their debts and choose assignee assgnees
Of said estate and do such other business in relation
thereto may then come before them.
dot GEO. JONES, ID. Sheriff.
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Five Dollars Reward,

WHEREAS, some evil disposed person did,
w on the Holy Sabbath last past, during the morning
service enter the premises of the subscriber and steal
from Peach tree one particular peach this is to give
tce that whoever will give such Information shall con-
vict the THIEF will pay the above reward
The Peach in question had been promised TO Friend
when rpe it measured Saturday last nine inches in
circumference, and probably the most perfect speci
men TO be found, as many who saw II can testify.
Should he GENTLEMAN. who stole it, desire another, he
by hes presents informed that here few more
left which il expected will be fit for the pocket in about
ten days Should he call in the evening he avoid the
blush of same which reflects from the cheek of Of
natures lveliest works.
p S. Afathul Irishman may be consulted at my Barn
after darkpntil six O'Clock morning. who will politely
give any Information and how best retire without
DISORDER or confusion. e. F. DIXIE.
Worcester, Tuesday morning, Sept l, 1916.
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Diseases oil the Mouth,
STORE To LET.

IA TTlHE subscriber offers TO LET, for one or more
fmtA years, his STORE In the Centre Viege OF
glA LANCASTER II Is old stand and probably one OF
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith.
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS In the Sec
ond story said Store, which for several years nave
been occupied ne TAILoRs Shop they are an excellent
stand for good workman in that business.
small assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, with
Cases. Drawers, &c. may be had with the store desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept. !. dwistfs5
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Fellow Citizens and ought to be looked upon as
Enemies to the Country. 1t was also voted that
the Meeting should be adjourned Gt being half
after o'clock to the next morning at 10 o'clock,
at which Time the Answers should be received
from Mr.. Molineux The whole Body accord
ingly in an orderly manner proceeded TO the
Lieut.. Governors House being the abode of his
sons concluded Tomorrow
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DIED.

In this town. Aug 3lst Mrs Betsey, wife Of Dea Martin
Jacobs, IS Michael, OF Mr. John Shea, II mos.
In Filchburg Aug 25 Wild. Polly Farwel, 6s.
In Westminster, Aug 81, Mr. Sewall Barnes, Jr p
In Oakham, Aug 49, Mrs Lucy Packard pensoner, re-
lict of the late Nehemiah Packard "a.
In Mendon, Aug 49, Mrs Besey, reict Of the late Jahez
Aldrich, GU.
In oxford, Aug 81, Mr. Gideon Sibley, 49,
Al Bgeow's Mills, Laporie Co.. Indiana, Mrs Mercy A.
Bigelow s5 Her husband, AbIah Bigelow Esq., formerly
Massachusetts yet survives In his ninety-rst year. 10
mourn the loss Of with whom he had lived in the nap
pies union fer almost sixty six years. numerous pos
erity besides large circle Of acquaintance, are deeply
afflicted by the death Ui this truly venerable ana exceeh
lady. COM
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-09-03
Plumbe National Daguerrean
GALLERY and phOtOgrapheF'S Furnishing DeDOtS

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals Four First Pre-
N mums, and Two Highest Honors at the Natona the
Massachusetts, the New York. and the Pennsylvania Ex
hibitions respectively for the most splendid Coored Da
guerreotypes and best Apparatus ever exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in quse style, without regard
weather qTInstruction given in the art.
A large assortment Of Apparatus and stock always on
hand, ut the lowest cash prices
NeC York, 25l Broadway philadelphia 1856 Chestnut
st Boston, rs Court and So Hanover Baltimore, eos
Baltimore st Washington Pennsy lvana Avenue; Peters
burg, Yd Mechanics He'll; Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
nut and l76 Main Saratoga Springs Broadway; Paris
1877 vieila Rue du Temple; Liverpool SO Church st.
July 4. ly-lamw-d
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DIAubigne's Fourth Volume,

VOLUME FOURTH-This volume is receiy.
ed and ready for dclivery-Illustraed with two fine
steel portraits of the author and the other Of Luther
he appeared before the Diet OF Worms.
BIBLES-Pocket, Family, and Pulpit, in
great variety of bindings.
BEECHER'S LECTURES to Young Men-Legal Rights
Of Women-togeher with large assortment Of School
Miscellaneous Books and Stationery, all Of which will be
sold as low as at any other Store.
Worcester, March 8. du WARREN LAZELL.
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WEBSTER, Aue. 81, 1876.
FTNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The affairs of the late firm will be settled by E. ROGERS
who will continue the practice Of law at Webster
ii. s. WHEATON,
dislw EDWARD ROGERS
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The army worm is ravaging the crops in Tex
as.-.N. Y. .NetOS.
The same worm is devouring the Treasury of
the United States Louisville Journal.
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,
No. 10. Main Street, Worcester.

A COURSE of lessons in DRAWING, win be given by
n competent teacher. In this School during the ensu-
ing The will consist Of forty eight lessons
to commence Sept LIST.
Terms for those not otherwise connected with the
School, will be for twenty-our Lessons S6,for forty.
eight Lessons SO
All wishing attend the Drawing Lessons, reques
ted to September lst cen be conveniently
admitted after that time. IL. e. SfEARNS.
Worcester, Aug. 25, 1916. lwdw2
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

commonwealth Oh massachusetts
WORCESTER, SIS
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester within end for the County Of Wor.
ceser on the third Tuesday of June, D. ie46; and
by adjournment on the second Monday of August
A. d 1916.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet TEN perance Ex
change in Worcester Monday the tUelfh day of Oc-
tober neat, two If the clock in the afternoon BY pub
fishing attested copy Of said Petition and of this Order
thereon in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks successfully the last publication
to be FOURTEEN days, at least before the said twelfth day Of
October.
And ii is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun-
ty his Deputy the Town Clerk of the said town
OF Worcester with an attested copy Of said Petition pEd
ChAI. t'Y Gays, At 'east, inl ahe post up att.SM
copy thereof in public places in said town Of Woce
ter fourteen days. least before the said twelfth day 4
October, which time and place the said Commissioners
will proceed to view the forth in said Petition to
hear all persons and Corporations interested therein who
may then and there desire be heard thereon and if they
shall audge that the prayer of said Petition ought 10 be
granted then to relocate and establish the boundaries of
the roads aforesaid and all such damages as any
person Cooperation may sustain BY the relocation and
establishment Of the boundaries of the roads aforesaid
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk
Copy Of the Petition and Order OF notice thereon
dtsll Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk
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II HE Selectmen of Worcester, respectfully
represent, that encroachments have been made on
parts OF several County roads in the Worcester
and that il has become difficult distinguish the legal
boundaries lines of such Roads. Your petitioners
therefore request that the following described portions of
several County roads in said Worcester may be relocated
and me boundaries thereof established by law.
First, so much OF the County road leading from the
Man street OF Worcester TO Leicester, lies between
the South line Of land Of Samuel Fl Coton and North
line of the estate on which John jones now resides
Secondly, the County road which passes Eastwardly
between the County House, and the Lnnatic Hospi
tai Beginning its intersection with Summer Street and
terminating at its intersection with the road leading from
ashngton Square to the road formerly the Boston and
Worcester Turnpike
Thirdly the road leading from Washington Square by
the Brick Yard OF Loring Wether Beginning al it's in
ersecon with the road leading Eastery past Babbits
House commonly called Pine Street. and terminating at
the point where is crossed by the road leading houses
of Joel and Samuel Putnam.
And your petitioners as in duty bound shall pray.
BY order OF the Selecfmen of Worcester.
FRED w. PAINE, Chairman.
Worcester, August TO- 1916.
To the Honorable The County Commissioners Gor the
County OF Worcester,
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Valuable Propertv for Sale.

49,. rENHE long established and well known IRON
go FOUNDRY OF the subscribers, together
T.atA. with Plow shop Carriage shop, Blacksmith
Shop and other buildings attached with about Of
land and unalng Water Power from the Canal of the
Chcopee Manufacturing Company, situated in the flour
ishng village of Oh copee Falls in the town of Springfield,
Mass. branch Rail Road is nearly completed to
said village, connecting ii with the two greet thorough
fdres-the Western and Connecticut River Rail Roads
aordng facilities for separation to all parts of the
country with the most desirable convenience and dispatch
SAID property is located Chickopee River in the
midst OF manufacturing vsges with others in prospect
thus presenting opportunity for purchasing Iron
Foundry but seldom equaled
The Right to manufacture and ve1d McMillen's Patent
Cast Iron Beam Plow in the States Massachusetts, Con-
and Rhode Island is also offered for sale, with
the described property il desired Said Pow has
been extensively introduced and thoroughly tested during
the past year, and is warranted TO do letter work and more
of il, given time than any other Plow that be
produced for the proof of which many
experienced farmers who have used them.
For terms and further particulars apply to
BENJAMIN BELCHER e. co.
Chicopee Falls, Aug. %, 1876 d2w
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Apprentice Wanted,
GRATUIToUS POPULAR LECTURES.

nR. BANNING, from New York, will lee
~ ture gratuitouSy Health. Physical Education,
Diseases OF Public Speakers and Singers, in the BRIN-
LEY HALL. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday Evenings of this week, before O'Clock. He
will present novel and interesting views on the
and relief OF chronic weakness of the Chest SPINE
Nerves. @d Digestive Organs,-ex planning mnch of the i'll
success in their past treatment.
His BODY BRACE for the relief OF the above maladies
may be applied by Ladies and Gentlemen during
at the american Temperance House, from A NJ to II NJ.
and from 3 TO 5 F NJ.
All interested are invited to attend.
Worcester Sept /. dat
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NEW GOODS.
B. L. HARDON s co.

b. l.. HARD0N & co.
HAVING completed the alterations and i'm
provements they have been making in their Store,
receiving large stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
of every description, which they will sell GREAT
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Having to the determination TO sell exclusively
for cash. they feel confident that they offer greater
Bargains than has yet been offered in This market.
They have this week received direct from the NEW
YORK AUCTIONS
90 CASES VIEW FALL GOODS,
and will be in daily receipt of ALL THE NEW AND
CHOICE STYLES of Goods, as they make their appear
in the market--al OF which they will sell at the
Lewest AUCTION Prices for Cash.
Worcester Sept2 dwew
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MARRIED.
In Thompson, CT. Mr. Silas Dunton, OF Oxford to Miss
Olive l.. Guild, formerly of Augusta, Me
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lTOWT0W & cos
New Boston and Worcester Express.

EOR the transportation of Packages and Bundles Mer-
II chaDdise, Bank Notes. Specie, &c. Paying Collecting
and Negotiating Notes. Drafts and Bills Purchasing and
Selling Merchandise Packages by this line forwarded
from Worcester to Salem, Newburyport, Taunton, Fall
River and New Bedford also Portland and all parts Of
Maine
We respectfully solicit a share of public patronage
GEORGE MOWTON,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
Observation-Disclosures. Gilbert & Sons John e. Thayer
Brother j. w. CLARK & Co.. Gardner Colby, Esq, Bos
ton Messrs. T. w. & c. p Bancroft E. southwick &
Co., Forester.
oFFICEs-Longley g. Co.'s General Express, No. z
State Street Boston Adams Co No. 155 Main Street,
Worcester. dwtf34 Aug. 81.
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SILKS, SHAWLS.

NJ. d'LAINES, CASHMERES, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS, ALPACCAS, ALEPINES,
REP CASRMERES, LACES, GLOVES. HOSIERY, &c
And in fact every article in the Dry Goods line usually
kept in Dry Goods Store.
Remember the CHECKERED STORE, first
door north Of the american Temperance House.
New York money taken at for Dry Goods
A. T. MILLS, 179 Main-st.
Worcester, Aug 10. dwtfS2
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Worcester, August 10, 1876.
To the Honorable The County Commissioners /
County, OF Worcester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, November 20, 1910.
The Weekly Herald.

The iorelgn news per steamships Great
Western and Acadia-the latest news from the
seat OF war in Mexico, as well as of the opera
tions OF our navy together with such other
news as may be received up to the hour oil publ
cation, will all be published in the Weekly
Herald of this week, in addition to the regular
quantity Of miscellaneous, political, and monetary
intelligence.
The engraving will be fgreat value. 1t will
be an illustration OF Avarado, its Notifications,
and the plan of attack OF Commodore Conner.
II will be ready tomorrow morning, at 8
O'CLOCK Price 6l cents.