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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-11
REPRESENTATIVES, ELEcTED
WORCESTER COUNTY.

AshbErnham.- No Choice.
Afhof. mo Choice.
Aat'vn.--No Choice.
Bavs.--No Choice.
~Bsiis.-Lewis Sawyer, Free Soil.
Biachsfens.--No Choice.
Beifon---E. A. Whiieohb, Wing, ls
Boyison.--No Choice.
B,polfsId.--Ed. X. Pellet, Dem, ~
Charlton. mo Choice. a
cyinisn.--H. N. BigsIow. wing.
Dana. Orson Town, Coalition.
DoHgiess.--Benj. Whiting. Dem.
Dadiey.y-Bo Choice. aA~a
Fiiehbws.-joba r. Farveu, Free Sol, --John
lansur, Dem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-11

THAsxsslvlro in Vermont, December 4,h.
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By the arrival, yesterday, off the schooner Ma
jor Barbour, Captain Arnoi from the Rio Grande
we have important intelligence from the thea
ire Of war on the Mexican frontier, up to Friday
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BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Nilli, bury. May y. 1850. e
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Is sTRANGER THCN INFECTION. ;
New Durham, n. j., june 80, so.

Mrssrs. Spnd,-Gcniemen,- Ally wife sudore
with distress aud burning in her chest fot man
Years, aud my daughter was afflicted from he
birth with a humOr Ia her blood. We consHlta
various physicians, aud tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until We hrn ii, lhrong
Rev. Thumas Davis, Of the great medical value o
Sands Sarsaparlh, On his recommendation
my wife and daughter decided ON trying il, and
sooa experienced permanent benefit. Ny daugh-
'er's skin assumed new appearance entirely
from being .nush, hard, and scnly, il became
smooihc aud soft NJ, wife's suiierings are al
most gone. and ils use short time longer, il is
my lrm belief, viii produce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect,
G.. :. liENDRICkSON,
Pastor ofihe Baptist Chmch at the
English Neghborhood.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail, by A.
y. & ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, 100
sFulion-si., corner Of William, NeH York. Sold
also by Druggist generally throughout the Uuited
States aud Canailas Price g yer bottle; six
bottles for 50.
For sale by L. u. WHEELOCK, MidIle-
bury, VI. -
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INFLAMMArOaN HiEI MNfIsM CURED.

TAkNsI WF, Nv, INTl n, IFsT,
Ncssi-. SANb>-t;onil,men: 1t is any dutN
to communicate facts IN relation 10 the benz fetal
effects Of your Sar.apAria. My wlte wns anl,c-
ted with ILLUMINATION and soren,s. Of the stom-
acl Of the worst character ; her nlbs and ches-
were much Swollen; she hal constant headache
and last spring was attacked severely win in
htmmli.ry ,hcuaaii-n. The hp-t mcdrgai aid
we cuuii ohia afforded only mlmenlary relief
and while in this situation, she heard Of the many
fcnlrk ,hr cmcs oil,ri,d by the Use Of SANDS
Su-apariili, and commence It's Use, which pro-
du,od instant lief, and les lhln siN houles en.
tucl, rcno,ed al the iropsical swelling aud ey-
cry alhci ind,nn.1tory symptom, rcsiotin. hcrto
rc,e-l hcalii. | send his statement as an asst
Justice, believing 70 tu be my ulN u encourage the
suiirtin. portion cf the human iapih tousc sands
~atsups,i!li. which hccye has no parallel in
the catalogue of medicine. Win feelings Of las-
tins gratitude, remain ,orr lriead.
SAMUEL T.. IIARTUR.
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New Orleans, Nov -, 1919.
Nc.srs. Sands, Gcnicmcn,-l take she lib
crl, Of scnd.ag you "a lelier which may hc Of use
{, those who are suffering Il. have done. re-
cci,cd slc'l hench from, Your ~arsapaili, hay
ine hccn Cured of a ma,dy after suiicrng siN
wears | hereby chocrlnlly certify 10 the good el-
icci Of your medicine, aad hope God III reward
YOU r.r all the g,ud you have done. A chronic
cough had iolmcn,cd nlc day aud night, and re-
nr.tci attacks OF fever induced 10 hriie,o thar
should die IF consumption One day, while
suffering ,iolent attach of burning Gycr. a
friend persuaded me To uy Nnur Incompatible
medicine, Lui To- loll the wuih lind NO confidence
in Il. | Quail, purchased bottle and ls is use
ami by the hep of God, w restored lobelter
heal thaa had cui7ycd for six years. cam
bun bier, the author Of this admirable medicine.
With great respect, am, gentlemen,
Aour obrdicnt servant,
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CLOTHING.

Oyerco ltr, Goats, Vests, Pants, White Draw
er', una ahirts Suspenders, Cravats, and
Gents. fu hing goods A good supply ut low
iaies by II. A. SHELDON.
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Just Received

A ND for sale by L. w. CLARK, DAVID
II CoPPERFIELn, by Dickens, a Pastors
Sketch by Spencer A Hunters Life,in South
Africa, by n. S. Cumming.
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DAlNPS.-pure Ground Lead. Pure and
Extra White Dry do Ven Rcd, FIR. Vel
low TIMBER, Terra de SIENNA, Paris Green,
Chrome Yellow, &c just received by
Oct Is Ii. 4. SHELDON.
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NLARIONET REEDS, Violins and Bow
" Also Bass Niol and Violin Strings, Peg
lila Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
May 2s. L. C. MAYO.
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Cologne.

A SUPERIOR article, at only 81! cents a pint
Also Farna's Cologne for sale at the Drug
Store of H. a. SHELDON.
Nov. Is.
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Carpeting.

600 y'ds Just received, new and ELEGANT
PArrEHNs and nj Low PRIcEs-ior sale hy
n0nV JOHNSON 4 WOOD.
TO- 1850.
DATENF PALS, Wash Tabs, Keelcrs, Sc,
For sale by
Oct. -, 1850. Il. BECKWITH.
WINDOW SASH, Glass aud Putty. For
w sale hy
Oct -, 1850 4 BECKWITH
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Sprague's, Cots and Greer's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russells & Robinson's
Cavendish Tobacco. Lorillard'S celebrated
Maccoboy and Yellow Snuff, for sale Mt the
Cash Store, II. l.. FULLER.
Oct 80.
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EPAkkD RY
DIR. &. ". JACKSON,
AT THE
HhRNlN NEDICINE STORE.
NO. LEO Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA

ORR .MlN MEDICINE STORE
No 1@O Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA.
~" P"r.f mr. tie odore atS0s,s5 is nut frgei
tfa' y 'g''@H a, by any o'fer prcparoi,oa an The
t'it'1 St1'', 0Sttc cpr,S ot,1. rAfonb ccoyoE
s,tyW pte1rioAS bad ja.I.d.
= i"rSe hIUers are worthy the attention Of inya-
ms. Possessing great virtues IN Disqualification
Of diseases Of the Liver and lesser Gland. cserc;
sing 'he most searching powers in weakness and
aHrctIuns 81 the digestive organs the, are. vi,hnl
safe, oe,tain and pleasant.
BEAD AND BE CONVINCED
he Hon. Charles ID. liisrlipe, Editor Of the
tANDtN DtNncKAT,'' the best uau,.r t., W.,
Jersey SAYS. Juh u: -
"iioDFLND'S GERdIN BlTTERs
We nave seen Many fAtterirg no,c.s of tins
medicine aud the source from wiich they came, in.
T'''ed Ne to- make inquiry respecting lis merits
+ rom ih1nry we were pursuaded To use il. and
'i''' say We ionhd It specific in its action upon
diseases Of the liver aud digestive organs, and the
powerful influence it cNeit- upon nervous prosrra-
%" IStealiy surprising. II Gains and sfrenaIl en-,
the nerves, bringing them into Il state OF reposc.
making sleep refreshing.
" II THIS medicine were more general, used We
are sat i-ied there wuul he lrss sickness. m from,
the stomach, liver and nervous system the afeat
magnify Of real and 'magianr, diseases eInnl.otr.
iii'e them an a healthy condition, and ,on can
hid defiance 10 ePidemics generally This cxira.
ordinary medicine W. wnuld advise onr friend.
who are At all ndsposed to give trnl-it will
then rcc'inmcn it,elf. 1t should, in ftct. be- in
every mmiy' W Other medicine can produce
such evidences If merit"
[From The " Boston Bee."l
The editor said, Dec. Pal
DR.. HooFLAHD's CtLERRArfD GERMAN
blTTEsS for ire rure 81 Liver Complaints. Junn-
dee, Dy"peP-i', nron g ~ Ncryou, Debility. is
arsetvedIY one Il tte most popular medicines Of
the day. These Biticrs haze hccn used b, thou
Il. Uasr
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given to III whom it may
concern, ihatl1 acres in whole. or in small
parcels, viii lie sold to persons wishing 10 buy ;
il icing N Salisbury, situated al OIL | . miles
from Ouer Creek, eaScriy, and about | Pa
mile from Leicester River norlhwarlly, ga
River emplying int Oucr Cicek) ANY PER
son wishing 10 urchase in Netgenues panlon
Addison, New Maven Middlohury and Wey-
bridge, and indeed all for whom The distance is
rot too great to Oltcf Creek can have the adj
vantage Of said Creek, to float ihcil logs down
to he place Of destination; as has lcen rrac-
iced with success by Samuel Barker, the Lum-
herman At Vergennes, and the subscriber him
self. The subscribed havingmade personal in,
speclon of said Creek and it, banks, well know
iig its facilities for taking ihom out anywhere
along, to accommodate The above named pla
ceS, by throwing a temporary Boom across
said Creek and floating them when the waie
is a its full Banks. AneTtao Cedar is taken
oil, part Of the land has a heavy growth OF
Tamerack, Oak and Elm on it. For further
arliculars enquire Of
MARSHAL 8. DOTY
N B.-Those who wish to look a the above
l. nd, will do well to call before snow comes.
Salisbury, NOV. II, 1850. 29.y
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YOUTHS SONG BOOK-Reyised,

TWO THOUSAND Patent Fave Spouts,
L for sale by
Oct H. BECkWlTH.
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DRESS GOODS.

Nous dc LANES, Cashmeres, Alpaca, Bril-.
liantnes, Ginghams Calicoes, &c. just reed
,-I5. by IL. A. SHELDON.
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Paper Hangings,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

A large lot just received, very cheap, by
Nov. 10. IL. a. SHELDON.
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Eadies, you will find at the

MASONIC HALL STORE,
Prints aud Bleachcd Cottons. at Gl 4c
Ginghams, fast coloTs, 2l-2c
Real Buffalo Combs, 5sc
also, Ladies' and Misses Rublers,
Oct. II. 4. BECKWITH 6 co
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ISAAC w GRAIN. log Woostor-st
COUGAS AMI COLDS.

THESE are but 100 often the larerunners Of
l. Consumption and ought never TO be neglected
They should be promptly attended to in the earliest
stages not by violent Treatment for This frequently
aggravaies them, Or. s p Townsend Sirsaparilla
contains just the qualities that are requisite in these
cases. It actsas mild Alternative and expectorant,
abling it 10 throw off the complaint. The number
of instances in which Coughs and Colds have been
relieved by this preparation is so immense, that
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26
II. MOORE

Wilrun an Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
in Niddlebury to any part of the village, for
II - cent,-and TO MooRE's HorkL, on Jan
Street Il few doors south Of the Court House
free NJ ch0rge.
He would also respectfully announce TO Tray
e!lrrs' and the public generally thar his House
Is open for their reception as heretofore and
thathe viii spare no pains to render their stay
with him agreeable and satisfactory
Middlehury. ct.l.lg4g o3tf
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No. 100 ARCH Stree. one door below SIKH, Oate q
&c zee sreei) Philadelphia aud by respectable deal
crs generally throughout the country.
Also, inr sale by Dr w Il Russell ID uC-
gi.i Midilchuy, VI. lely
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~ ANNfA ~ Wv tAAs
CAUTION.

To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary 10
ee that
DIR. James u. ChiIton'- &c nhente
IS well ms the SlGNAIUhh oil Dr. D H.
rowNsENp, is ON the outside wrapper OF each
lotile.
Sold by all the Principal Druggists throusnou'
he city and country.
PROFRlETORS' OFFICE
81 Nassau Street.
In the building formerly occupied by the s.un sApe'
Church, New York.
For sale in Middlebury, W., by the au
ii. riaed Agent, Z. b. WHEELOCK.
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ILIT JLUEIBI STORE.
z. G.. MAYO

Would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Midllehury ani vicinity shat he ha> opened a
Jewclfy Store ia the shop recently Occur led hy
+ c. Fletcher as aGrocery, whore he Will keep
on hand an assortment of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

I2.A%3Gv5 s!N..gs:s::.ee..s: CIR 8,
Of the --latest Styles, and Will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
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1t the safest anl most eiectual medicine for purify.
ins the system and relieving the suerngs attendant upon
child birth ever discovered 1t strengthens both the
Their and child prevents pain and disease and
enrches the food, those who have used II think it Is
Indispensable 1t Is highly useful both before and afer
confinement it prevents diseases attendant upon child
brthin Costigcnes Piles Cramps Swelling of the Feet
Dependency Heartburn, Vomiting Pain in the Back and
Lons False Pains emorrhage, and IN regulating the
equalsing the circulation 1t has equal
The great beauty Of tins medicine H. Is always safe
and the delicate 1t successfully very few
require any other medicine in little Cas-
tor Oil Magncsia i useful Exercise IN the open air,
and light food with this Icdicine, will always ensure
safe aud easy confinement
Notice TO the Ladies.
Those that initiate nr. ToNuscnds sarsaparlla, have
invariably called their stuff great Rem66g for Femdies.
&c. Sc and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints OF women word for word-other
no put up medicine have, the great success Of
DR. Townsend Sarsapara In cumpsints incident to fe
males recommend their. although previously they did not
number of these mixtures, Pl- &c are injurious TO
females they disease and undermine the con
stituon
ScrofuIa Cured.
This certificate tey proves mat tins Sarsaparh
Ia has perfect control the most obstinate diseases Of
the Blood Three persons cured IN one house unpreee
dented.
Three Children.
DR. Townsend-Dcar Sir | have tho pleasure to in.
form YOU of children have been cured the
were afflicted very severely with bad have taken
four bottles It took them away for which feel myself
under great obligation.
As4r MIL
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figures In sdmraton-a Ny God they ere more power
full than an army with bsunersn
The letter referred to By Southampton correspon
dence published yesterday has besu received BY the
mayor, end IL now In possession Of Alderman Franklin
chairman OF the committee charged with the business Of
the reception Of Kossuth.
Hungarian Coat of Armsl
80 EAroN PLACE, LONDON, rH Nov, 1851.
Bin II beg to inform you that In Consequence OF the
overwhelming engagements that engross tho tims OF His
ExceeLcy Louis Kossuth it has become Of his power
leave EDefsra the day he Intended He win leave
~ the HUMBOLDT direct for New York on the 2ath OF
this tn have the honor to BE- Sir vita every
ment Of confederation,
Your ehedient servant
FRANCIS p L3z,Ev.
To the MkyoR OF NEw Yo.g.
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, NOV. q, 1871.
Tie Mar York Accidew-A Usefl Lesson-Or
ptar Asylum on Fire RAID DAD Accident, SC.
The appalling accident at the Greenwich street
school In New York, continues to be the subject Of
sneeasing conversation in this city, and yesterday
morning the telegrsphc accounts Of the affair we're
read in our public schools, and an useful lesson
taught TO them on the necessity Of sbordination in
case any similar excitement IN the schools ufg iog
them to look TO their teachers for advice and coun-
sci how to act, instead Of being pursued by their
own terrors to destruction.
A case that might, without the most perfect sub.
ordination, have resulte 4 in the manner. oc-
cur, in city last night, at the st. Vincen;'s
Orphan Asylum Whilst the children, sixty three
In number, with their teachers and the servants in
the house, were all engaged at their evening pray
ers in the second story, alarm of Gre was given,
and or opening the door volume Of smoke entered
the room from the main passage. The door was
promptly closed, and the principal of the Asy-
lrm Immediately directed the children not TO re-
from their Seats except to obey his directions
and although they teri stricken they looked
to him alone for succor Finding that the 6re was
in the basement, and that they would have nothing
but smoke to encounter in making their egress, he
formed them In line with their teachers stationed
at equal distances, and thus marched through the
smoke to the open air, having FIRST cslmea their
fears BY the assurance Of their safety II they i'm
plicitly obeyed him. They were all, in few mi.
nutes, In the basement of the church adjoining, not
the slightest accident having occurred The damage
to the building does not exceed $500, the fire having
|. been confined to the basement in which 1t origi-
mated.
A serious accident occurred yesterday on the
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad, resulting in
the death Of an engineer, and the fatal injury Of
one Of the fremen, ~ho cannot possibly recover
The LOGON otive attached TO burtneu train ran OF
the track and turned completely over.
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chosen Senator In censsqusnee OF the previous dis
solution of the partnership Of the wings and natives
and he slipping in between Luther Brsdish and
Elias H. Ely. The adoption Of the new constitu-
ton, in lS46, left Mr.. s. in private life but in
l8lS, the democratic bunker State convention
placed him on the State ticket for Secretary of
State, to run against Christopher Morgan (whig),
with the rtainty Of defeat, in the divided oond
tion of the party, Many persons oonfound the can
didate for Clerk with his nsuesake the lawyer,
Edward Sanford (brother Of Judge Lewis Fl
Sandford), but in their politics ID personal appeal
ance, as we'll ~ in the photography of their names,
there 10 wide distinction between the two Edwards
The Chancellors son nhsrits the democracy of his
father while the brother of the Ju 1ge, commencing
In the school of democracy, became ,onserva tive,
with John l.. Graham. Gideon Lee, and others,
and finally whg on the election of Harrison and
Tyler, in 1870 His brother (ths Judge's) political
changes have been in the opposite direction.
Again, the whig lawyer has the adv lntage of his
democratic namesake, by about twelve inches, so
that II would seem, from these facts, that there
can hereafter be difficulty in discriminating
between the two individuals.
The candidates in caucus opposed to Mr.. Sanford
Assistant Alderman of the Fourth ward. The salary
of the Clerk OF the Board of Assistants is two thou
sand dollars, and it is considered an easy and de-
sirable post by adopts in Office seeking. The 6rst
whig elected to il was Redwood Fisher-this was
in Is34-but he held it only year, and resigned
it day or two before the democrats came into
power In the Common Council. Various wings
and democrats have since held it, and a native for
one year, who was chosen in 1874 The present
whig incumbent, to be soon removed, is Richard
Scott.
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marry immortality 70 death. The speaker then
went on 10 contrast tho happiness Of the hunblest
Christian with that Of the wsrldling, who lives
without spiritual life; and then proceeded t, show
that it is proved by the blood Of martyrs and the
miracles of old, that the Bible was written by men
who received their inspiration from God; and His
word has been tried, and those who have tried it
most can trust it most He then contrasted the
differences between Gods and mans promises
Man may not have the power to perform the
promises to morrow which he has made today
Not 20 with God He secs the en1 ft5u t.,- %.
ginning. He that spared not His son, but de ssred
freely give all things else Fas !, . ssa:le nsa
then show ed tina. was the bs.ieyer oa'y wa) was
sure of eternal iiee They were washed in ths
atoning biz cd, and are the spiriu inhari;ors Of
the promise is given, They could not shsx aim
passage in the Bible where the promise i, given to
the proud man They could not show him a pas
sage the Bible where the promise is given to the
covetous man They could not show him pas
sage in the Bible where the promise is given to
the improyident man They could not chow him
q passage in the bible where the premise is
given to the unbelievsr. g" He that believeth
not shall be dsmnedP' But it is given TO the
pure in hearth. is given to those who hun
ger and thirst after rightsousness-it is given to
the believer. &c He that bslieveth shall be saved -
Frem Gods promise can baseen the light to the
latest hour Of life Its heavenly ght can be seen
on the deathbed Of the righteous man-its heavenly
ought to be their gratitude Surely they ought TO
live life Of obedience 70 His will. few steps
more-a few struggles-a fow prayers-the commu-
life shall be passed away. ana then the etc rna sun
shine of glory shall settle on our heads beyond
these skies, in . brighter haven, where God, aud
Jesus Christ, and holy Spirits dwell Their battles
are all fought-their victories are all won--their
tears are all shetland the unbounded spleud,r
and magnifct nee of heavens glory and blsssedness
hthere for ever and ever.