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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO n 3UsE-KEEPERs.
For the Spring Trade!

For the Spring Trade!
WE are daily receiving and splendid articles IN
w the House Furnishing line, which we will sci
lower than the articles be purchased in ihis
or any OIher market Among our assortment can Do
found IE
Silver Plated Ware,
of Rogers and Brothers make acknowledged to be the
best in the United States, including Tea Sets spoons,
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Soup Ladies, Asparagus Iohgs'
Casters, eight different patterns. &c.
CUTLERY,
of Pratt Ropes Webb ~ Co.'S. and LaInson, Goodnow
& Co.'S. manufacture, ranging in price from 20 cent 70
$40 set Great pains is tasen in The selection OF our
Cutlery and is fact that have the best assOft-
ment to be found in this city. fsn
Enamelled Ware,
Preserve Kettles Sauce Pans Fry Pans, Bread Pans,
Soup Kettles, Fish Kettles, &c
TIN WARE, 3a95l1
of s. A Briggs manufacture, acknowledged to be tho
best Tin Ware in New England. Our assortment III
cudes every article needed in a house.
Wooden Ware. % rs
Tubs, Pals, Well Buckets, Sugar Buckets Pounding
Barrels, Mop Handles, Kegs, Churns, Nest Boxes,
Clothes Horses, Meat Barrels, Rolling Pins, Chopphs
Trays Bowls, Wash boards, Baskets, Grain Measures,
&c.
Japanned Ware.
Tea Trays patterns Spice Boxes, Tea Caddies and
Canislers, Pepper Boxes, Flour Boxes sPlttoons'
Lamps, Candle Sticks, Dust pans, Sop rails, Jars, &C.
RIanlSnel w are.
Registered All Blaze Dishes Dish Covers Oyster Dish
es, Beet Steak Dishes, Coffee Pots and Uns Tea Pots
Egg Coddlers French Enas, Pudding Moulds, Ice Cream
Forms, Jelley Moulds, Nurse Lamps, &c
Britannia Ware.
Tea Sets of Read Barton, and other manuactuler's
Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls, Creaners, Fluid
and Oil Lamps, Cups, Castors, Ladies', Spoons, &c.
BRUSHES.
Counter Floor, Hearth, Window, Hair, Flesh, Hat,
Crumb, Bottle, Lamp Shaving, Shoe, Slore Scrubbing,
Horse &c. Also, Feather Dasters
Bathing Apparatus.
Plunge, Sponge, Shower, sltz and Chldren's Bathing
Tubs.
MATS.
Sheep Skin, of the finest qualities, worsted, Rope,
Jutc, Ialm Leaf Cocoas, Chinese, Alacau, COR,
Also, Selves, Cake Turner'S, Tormenlors Mixing
Spoons, Butter Moulds Carpet Hammers, Pocket Cut
lery Scissors Bed and Clothes Lines Coffee Roasters,
Moulding Boards, Oyster Grdirons Scales steelyard
Mix Boilers, Cradles, Chdreis Chairs, Market Bas-
KEYS, Fancy Baskets and Thousand other articles, ne
cessary in Housekeeping
We also Agents for Merriam's Soap, witch
furnish in any quantity, annacurer's prices Give
us a call. WHEATON HlCkCOX.
marl5 d6tMa1h Waldo Block.
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FRUIT TREES. sc.
The Worcester Nursery

hy# Is now well stocked with large variety of
aS the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries,
Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines Ounces, English
Gooseberres Choice Strawberries, Dutch Currants, An
twerp and other Raspberrles, Grape Vines, &C.
u rms Nursery is one of the largest in Massachu-
ses, and the collection of Fruits cultivated in it,
braces nearly all the varieties established regulations
and the Proprietor is constantly adding such kinds
possess superior excellence and worthy of cutiva-
ton IN this climate.
u The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
FEAR TREES is extensivs, and includes all the best
varieties now much cultivated.
ALSO,-a great variety of
Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs,
Balsam Fins, Norway spruce, and other Eyergreens
scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Ihest-
nuts, WeeI ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, Ho-
ney Suckles and most other varieties suitable for this
latitude, and esteemed for their beauty.
NJ Arbor Vit9 Buck Thorn Privet, &C., for hedges.
A fine collection oil Roses, Peones, Dahllas Border
Flowers, &c, &c
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant, &C.
Garden and Flower Seeds in great variety
BUDS, and SGIo rs, Of large variety of Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished Also, Grating Wax, of
superior quality fs NH
o. EARLY CABBAGE, and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable for transplantng..
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees &c. packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL H. COTTON
Worcester, Sd Month, l6, 1852 DIFF Proprietor,
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LlnSeed I'LL.
1000 GALLONS English Linseed Oil, received and
lOOO for sale low, by G. S. & A. J. HOWE, Wor
cester Bank Block, corner of Foster and Norwich sts
mari dit +,ra.
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CLOTHING, for Spring Trade,

OLUIhING, I0r Spring Trade.
TTNHE Harrington Corner Clothing Warehouse, which
i is so justly celebrated for
We1l-Made Clothing,
is again being filled with all the new ana desirable STYLES
OF Clothing. for spring Trade. We have hand, and
are constantly receiving and manufacturing, all kinds of
Clothing, lGr Men and Boys wear such Coats Pants
Vests, and all other kinds ofgarmenls usually kept in
Clothing Warehouse.
Our stock is not so large some (or do not keep
as much old sockO but it is all new, resh well made
and trimmed, and will be sold low as can be bought
in this or other markets. to which invite your
tentiGh.
w have just received large lot of FURNISHING
GOODS, which we think cannot be surpassed in style
and quality, in the city. We invite those who in
want TO give US CALL and examine the above Goods.
THAYER q EAMES
Corner of Main and Front Streets opposite Cily Hall.
Worcester, Mass, March l7.l652. dawtf
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Notice.

Spring Style, and Kossuth Hats.
WITH every thing in the Hat, Cap, and Fur line
w Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchieis,
Shirts Bosoms Collars, FeetiDg, Canes, &C. cheap at
MERRILL'S, 22l Main street marIb dawu
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Blank Rcnonnt ROCKS

A LII varieties of Blank Books from he largest to
IA the smallest. Blank Books ruled and bound to
pattern. Ba ks, Insurance Companies, Railroad Cor
poratlohs, merchants, and others, furnished with any
Ihh9 IN TINS line, promptly and reasonable prices by
5. A. ROWLAND, 275 Main street
marE[ 3tw3ted6eod
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Rare Chance.


EOR good Business Man, with cash capital of
l. $4,000 to engage Partner, Ito keep the books,
make sales, &c in manufacturing establishment, IN
this CITY, thai has large amount of orders on hand, and
clear from eight to ten thousand dollars year.
For further particulars, address Manufacturer Wor-
cester Post Office, (post paid) giving real name, and
stating where, and when an interview may be had.
Worcester, March Il, 1852. 8g dawtf
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Flour Flour ! Flour

: ElOUT FIOur IOuI
CA 1000 Barrels fIesn ground Genesee Flour,
tE=9l in Store, and receiving by the Western Rail-
49, road, which the subscribers DESTROYS of
selling Immediately. Among which for brands On
tao Co. Mi Is, W. Paddock, Geneva Steam Mills, Sen
eca Lake Mills, Putnam Mills. A. B. Waldo and Chu
penovle, for extras and other grades Merchants and
Others, confident will nd COOL bargains, the
grade they may buy. ALDRiCH & CO.,
80 Front street.
Worcester, March 49, 1852 DIFF
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ma LET.

FBNHE House and buildings II the "Wheeler Farm"
on Pleasant street together Within -
Land, with same from TO forty Acres will lie rent
ed reasonable terms Possession g' en- April list =
Inquire of d. e. ABBOTT,
MARIO d2w 155 Pleasant street.
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AUCTIONS.
Mortgagee's Sale ola
LIVERY STOCK, AT AUCTION.

Mortgages Sale of a
LIVERY STOCK, AT AUCTION.
G w. SELBY & CO., will sell per order of Mort
% gage, on TUESDAY, March 20, at 10 O'Clock, A.
M, at the Stable occupied by NJ. D. Wood, Thomas
street,
Twelve Valuable Horses,
Six Top Buggies, Four Carryas, Eight Chaises, Six
Open Bugges, One very superior Double Boat Sleigh
Eight Single Boat Sleghs, Eight Common do, Ten
Oh Use Harnesses Twelve Buggy Harnesses, Four Sets
Double Harnesses, Twenty Lided Buffalo and Fsncy
Sleigh Robes, Saddles, Brides, Blankets Circinges,
Halters, Hay Cutters &c.
The attention of purchasers is called to the aboyesae
of the Horses very valuable and great rav-
ellers Many of the Carriages and Harnesses nearly
new, and in prime order
~ The property will all be sold without reserve, to
close mortgage.
Terms made known at the sale
The Stable, which, very centrally located and has
as good set OF customers any Stable in this city is
TO LET, on favorable terms.
S: W sELBY & CO., Aucrrs.
Worcester, March l6, 1852 DIT
Valuable Household Furniture,
AT AUCTION.
y. residence Of VIM. r. Hooper, No. Linden str et
on THURSDAY, March 25th, at O'Clock, an assort-
mtnt of
Valuable Furniture,
consisting in part of Two Sofas Brussels Carpets Three
Ply do Superfne Ingram do Curtains Mirrors Chairs
Clocks, Bedsads, Feather Beds Stoves Bath Tub Re.
frlgeratoI with variety of other articles
rated.
The Furniture be examined the day previous to the
sale. S W. SELBY d co Auct's.
Worcester, March 20, 1852 d5t
Building Lots at Auction.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, OIL SATUR-
w DAY, the 9th day of March current Gf lar wea-
ther,) at o'clock, A. NJ,
10 Good Building Lots,
containing 5000 Square Feet each being 80 feet
front, by 100 feet deep-stuated on beautiful
emnence, in the village of New Worcester. Terms
liberal. FRANCIS E. BIGELOW.
s. w. SELBY IL CO., Auct'rs.
Worcester, March Is, 1852. DIT
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Dissolution Of Co. partnership.

1--WE Co~parnershp heretofore existing between Hen.
4 ~ j. Holmes & Samuel p Wslker, under lie firm
OF HOLMES y WALKER, is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent, aud all persons indebted TO he Company
are notified to call, and make immediate payment.
The business will be CONTINUED at the old stand by
Henry J. Ilolmts. HOLMES 6 WALKER
Worcester, March Is, 1912. mario DIFF
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Sherif's Sale.
Ol1GI11 , Od1o'
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS. March II, 1852.
DY Virtue of an execution, which issued ON a jUdg-
meni in favor of the President, Directors aud Com
pany of the Newton Bank Corporation duly tstab-
shed and having its place of business in Newton, in
the County Of Middlesex, az ains NAHUM f. BRYANT,
of Barre said County of WORCESTER Attorney Law,
at the March Term of the Court of Common Pleas. for
said County of Middesex A. ID. 1852, have taken ali
the right in equity that the said Nahum f. Bryant had,
on the eleventh day of November, A. D. 1851 the day
when the same attached On mesne process, to
deem certain mortgaged Real b. tate laying in Barre,
in said County of Worcester and the same that is de-
scrbed in mortgage deed thereof, from the said Ma
hum F. Bryan Dnnie Bacon, recorded in the Reg
sry of Deeds, Tor SAID County, Book 443 Page $751; and
on SATURDAY, the twenty -lourth day of april next,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon at my office in said
Worcester mo Worcester Bank Bloek) shall offer
for SALE by Public Auction to the highest bidder said
right in equity of redemption
mar2-dlaw3w j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
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Water Proof Boots.

Water Proof Boots
r. THE subscribers Agents for the sale of
"a Waier Proof Boots and Backing manufactured
by Joshua Merriam, of Ashbunham, for which he re
ceived Diplomas, from The Wor Co. Mechanics Associ.
alton, al their Exhibition in September last These
Boots are warranted to be perfectly impervous TO
ter, ana will undoubtedly wear longer than any other
Boot offered in This market.
SMITH Il BROTHER, IA Main street.
marlS dawlm
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Independent Clairvoyant.

111S1OEO11SH0I1O O11111 % Vt110'
MRS NJ. w. TYLER, 46 Exchange ST., Worcester,
WI Muss. respectfully offers her services to the public
for the examination aud of diseases by of
Clarvoy ance. Mrs. t would inform those who wish
TO consult her. that she has examined many cases of
and chronic diseases recently to the entire salts
faction of those examined, and refer to many
spectacle citizens for proof of the Mrs. Tyler
may be consulted at her residence as above, from
O'Clock, A M till 5, M.
Examining fee SO cents Prescription so cents. M
Feb "a, 1852. dim
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House Lots for Sale.

THE Subscriber has several good House Lots for
sale, on Pleasant, Newton, and Chandler streets,
which he offers very reasonable Most of the
purchase money Can he arranged to suit the purchaser
Also, several eligible Lots Gardner street near
Lincoln. E. E ABBOTT,
marco dow 155 Pleasant street.
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HE NOrcrOss
PLANNING MACHINE.
A FTER closely contested lawsuit of nearly two
IA yea s. IN the Circuit Court of the United States it
was decided by Judge Sprague, on the twenty.fourth
day OF February, 1852, that
"TBE NORCROSS MACHINE
does not infringe the Woodwork Patent"
In the FAN of 1870, the Mechanics Charitable Inst
tntion in Boston, awarded its inventor SILVER MED
AL. The same Year. immediately afterwards The Amer.
lean Institute in the city Of New York awarded him
GOLD MEDAL, Tor the
Best Rotary Planning Machine.
This Machine may be seen in successful operation
al the extensive Planning Establishment of Meuss Nor
cross Fiske in Lowell, and The Works of the Jack
son Company, in Nashua, N. If.
The Advertiser offers the right for the CITY of Wor-
JOSEPH BURNETT,
mario d3w SO fremont Row, Boston.
TO the Hon. Court Of Probate. for the County Of Wor
ceSter:
Respectfully represents HORACE DE WITT SMITH.
of Oxford, said County, that he is desrous OF chang
ing his name, and taking the of Horace Smith De
Witt.
Wherefore he prays that h may be allowed to take
and hereafter be called and known by the of or
Smith De Witt.
March 10, 1852 HORACE D. w. SMITH
WORCESTER, SIS.
Probate Office, March 10, A. d. 1852.
Upon the foregoing Petition OTdered, That the Peti-
toner notify all others Interested therein appear at
Court of Probate to be holden Worces er on the first
Tuesday OF Aprllnext by publ shing copy OF said Pc
ton and OF this Order thereon in the orcester Daily
cessivey before said Court, that they may then ami
the show cause, any they have, why the prayer of
said Petition should not be granted.
Attest: CHAS G. PRENFISS, Reg.
copy of the Petition and of the Order of Court there.
on. Attest: CHAS. G. PRENflSs Reg.
MARIO dw3*
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Cutlerv. Brushes, and NTneio
House to Let.

THE House next west of DIR. Martins new brick
house, to let Possession given the first of April
Inquire of EDWARD EARLE.
81 Month, H. 1852. diff
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\ Worcester,ss. March 10, 1852.
ETON. HENRY CHAPLIN. Commissioner OF Insol-
vency within and for the County of Worcester, has
this day issued Warrant against the Estate OF OLIVER
H. BLOOD. of Worcester, in said County, Dentist,
insolvent debtor and the payment OF any debts, the
delivery of any property, belonging to said msuvent
debtor him. for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovcnt
debtor will be held a Court of Insolvency, the Of
flee of said COmmissionerin Worcester in said county,
on the third day of April next, at 10 O'Clock, in the
forenoon for the proof OF debts and the choice of an
assignee or assignees OF said Estate
J. DAY, Dep. Sheriff,
mar2O-d3twlt Messenger.
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Refined Shred Isinglass.

A N Elegant article for making Blanc Mango, Table
n Jellies, &c, for SALE wholesale and retail, by
l.. T. LAZELI., Druggist,
marl8 daw3ws POI Main street.
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Table Cutlery.

4 ENGLISH aud American, from The best max
W. ers, Plated Ware, Casters,
~ Britannia Ware,
v and the best strtmeo Of Tea Trays, ever in this
market iorsae wholesale and ret all, at BROWN d cos
mar20-Jaw 3m Crockery store, is Main street.
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Apple Trees for Sale.
Camphene and Burning Fluid,

very superior quality put up Tor long voyages, in
cans Theoretically sealed and warranted to keep Tor
five years, by JOHN ;. LouNSbEhhf
mnr2O d3m ~ Barring sip, N l.
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Fruit Trees
esym OF ALL KINDS, GRAPE VINES, EVER
fFY@ GREENS &c Some fine Trees of the Mother
'== Apple for sale low by the subscriber West Boyl-
ston street. CHARLES NASH
Worcester March IL 1852. mchl7-w9w
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A Gardener

AJ ANTS 10 be employ raising Of Garden
w shifts, taking Of Fruit Trees or such bust
ness OF this may Offer He give m salts
factory references
Apply by letter, otherwise, 20
mar2I-dtf Mr.. SIMPSON, Hopedalr, Mass
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To Rent,
Live Geese Feathers,
Machinist Jobbing.

MdClI111Sb vOUUAA6'
IIENSHAW & TYLER, Machinisis, are prepared
/ to do Machine Jobbng, at short notice, at their
shop in the Engine Building, at the new stone Machine
Shop, the junction.
marl9 daw3m
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Brocade Dress Silk.

TN Elegant Colors and Styles, which will wen reIsay
purchasers for an examination. they can be sid al
under prce at the sign of the Hive.D
marli davis GEO. p. BRYANT.
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WILLOW WARE. &c.

WAGONS, cradles, Baskets, Velocipeds, Wheel
w Burrows, Rocking Horses Rubber Balls, Pins,
Needles, &c, wholesale and RETAIL at MERRILLS, 22l
Main street. marl6 dawtf
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Mats! Mats Mats
A GOOD Assortment of Husk, Palm Leaf, Jute, Ma
IN na, and Rope Mats for sale, cheap for Cash,
Nos 297 MAN, and SOuthbrdse streets, the chesp
Grocery and Variety store.
o. Also, Shaker Apple Sauce, Pickles, Ounce Pre-
serves, Potash, Butter, Cheese, Beans, Garden and
Flower Seeds, above, by
marl7 dlstf L. SPRING, 2ND.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-17

How TO LEARN ELocuTIoN.-Two years
ago, during Mr.. Clay's address, to the students OF
New York Sia'e aud National Law School, at
Balston, Spa, one object of which is to train
young men in the art of ex'emporaneons speak
ing he said, when commenting on the advantage
of the institution ), 81 owe my success in life 10
one single fact, viz that at the age of twenty
seven l commenced and continued for years,
the process Of daily reading aud speaking upon
the contents of some historical scientific book.
These off hand efforts were made sometimes in
a cornfeld, at others in a forest, and not unfre-
quently in some distant barn, and the horses and
oxen for my auditors 1t is to this early prac-
ice of the great art Of all arts that am indebt-
ed to the primary and leading impulses that
stimulate me forward and having shaped and
moulded my entire subsequent destiny Improve,
then, young gentlemen, the supe rior advantages
you here ENJOY. Let not a day pass without
exercising your powers OF speech. There is no
power like that of oratory. Caesar controlled
men by exciting their fears Cicero by cap
tivating their affections and swaying their pass
ions The influence Of the one persisted with
its author, that of the other continues to this
day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-17
81 HAD RATHER RIGHT THAN PRESIDENT
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY!!

The LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF HENRY
CLAY, If Kentucky; the Orator, the Statesman,
the Patriot, and the Philantlropist-whch work has
been preparing for during the past year, by
Epes Sargent nd Horace Greedy.
The first part Of the look prepared by Mr. Sargent
years siDce and pronounced by Mr. Clay TO be
entirely dates and facts. Mr. Greedy has
written the remainder pertaining TO the latter years OF
Mr. Cay's life, and edited the whole work. Werhink
this will satisfy the many and ardent friends
of the great Commonor of country that tie work is
well and faithfully done.
II also embraces some of his last Speeches. The M-
solemntfes ana Eulogies after his death. Iustra
ted with an accurate Steel Portrait of the GREAT A.
MEXICAN STATESMAN, for whom is felt worl'-
wide admiration.
Tn. publish RS have determined to place the retail
price the Book within the reach of every one, and to
Agents Uanvassers, &C., will give the most liberal dis
count from the annexed retail price-$l %.
HrGood active Agents wanted, to sell the above
Book.
receipt of 81 25, will forward one copy of the
above book flor Agents to use as sample copyD ny
mail postage paid, to any place in the United States
Agents will find pr asanf and profitable employment
in circulating This desirable emento OF the lamented
HENRY CLAY.
RrWhoIesae prices for above and other saIeablo
books. for which want Agents. will be forwarded on
applIca ion to us, Lost paid.
For further particulars, apply to
Publishers Of Popular Books, chicago, Ill
country papers in the above named State inserting
times and sending copy of paper will receive in
payment copy Of the life Of Henry Clay by return
mail, postage paid.
Oct % 1850
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-17
SOC l,764

1t will be seen that Pierce's majority 1853
in the II counties heard from; gam of 200
yer the majority given at the A"g is, election
for G w. McCleary, Secretary Of State, which
was 900. The same rate of increase in the
% organized counties TO hear from will give us
at least $500 majority
1t is indeed gratifying TO those who have Ia
bored earnestly and faithfully, honestly and
fairly, throughout this great struggle for the su-
premacy of our principles and our party TO know
that young Iowa has discharged her duty with
a will, and with voice clear and unequivocal.
She is prepared to contribute her share to this
result, SO magnificent as scarcely TO be real ID
by those who anticipated it. The glorious dem
ocracy Of Iowa true as steel. They have
resisted with unfaltering frmness the seductions
and receptions of as willy and INSCRIPTIONS pol
ltieians as can be found in the Union. Like
our gallant and glorious President elect, with
no blot of secionasm upon her political char
acter, she stands we hope she will ever strnd !,
the fast friend of the Union and the comproms
es of the constitution.
A thousand cheers for the democracy Of Iowa !!
And ten thousand cheers for the victorious dem
ocracy Of the whole Union .!-C Capital Repor-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-17
Words of Sense.

The Chicago Daily .4drert.ser, edited by ALFRED
Dutch, the Nestor of the Wing party in Hi
nois, briefly but truly sets forth the causes o.
the late overthrow. He says:
"This defeat is rebuke to the trading traffi-
cling and treacherous politicians which will sink
them into obscurity. and bring out a set of Ia
Tented, honorable, and bold and able leaders
who will rally around them, the true and honest
men of the country.
Seward, Greedy, Weed e. Co., with their
petty demagogues on the whole line from AL
bany to the Mississippi have greatly moderated
the intelligence of the voters in this section of
the country.
They have relied upon blarncy to carry their
point, they have triumphed in their intrigues,
exultcd in their shame. and the whole wing par
ty is now reaping the bitter fruits of their base
prostitution.
The bitter faction known by the name Of
''woolly heads" have ever been a curse to the
wing party. While they have ever been play
ing the sycophant, around the great champions
OF the wing cause, they have at the same time
been undermining, backbi,ing and stabbing
them in the dark
The matter Is now brought to an issue. The
wing party isnot conquered, but it has rebuked
its dcinagagues, and now stands in a grand po
sition before the country and before the world. /"