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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
Lost.

A CERTAIN NOTE, payable to the order of MA
IN CULLAR, WILLIAMS q Co, ut the LEICESTER
Bank in four months fIom Dec 81, ISL, for Five
Hundred Dollars, signed by Dexter mis- a Co.
The finder will be suitably rewarde by leav ng il at
our Store in Worcester II being of use t. no one as
the payment of the same has been stopped.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & CO.,
jan22-dtf No 3 Piper Block.
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Ladies' Furs.

OF the best manufacture, Bufflo Robes, Boys Bea
Over and Fancy iiats the best ASSOC ment the coun
~; Gloves, M'ttens; Ha aud Caps, in great vare
W Valises, Carpet Bags and Trunks, LOW, at
dec23 MERRILL'S, 22l Main st
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GL.OTHTNG.

HARRINGTON CORNER il the place TO buy
Ill GOOD READY MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nshing Goods, at low price. Call and if isnol
THAYER q EAMEs
dec3-dtf Corner of Nam and Front Sheets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Many years of trial, instead of impairing the public
confidence in this medicine, has for it apprecia
tion and noorety by far exceeding the sangune
expectations of us friends Nothing but its intrinsic
virtues and the unmis table benefit conferred thou
sands OF sufferers, could originate and maintain the
utaton it enjoys While many interior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been discarded this
bas gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits on
the afflicted they forget and produced cures
too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
While tits fraud an he public pretend that any
medicine will infaliiby st there is abundant
proof tina the CHERRY PEcToRAL does not only
general thing but almost invariably, the maladies
for which il is employed.
AS time makes these facts wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance ni
the afflicted from the log cabin of he American peas
ant TO the palaces of European Kings Throughout
this entire country, in every State city and indeed al
most every hamlet * contains, CHERRY PICTORIAL 10
know tte best remedy extant for diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign countries il is
coming to be extensively used by their most intelligent
Physicians. In Great Britain, France and Germany,
where the medical sciences have reached their highest
perfection, CHERRY PICTORIAL is introduced, and in
slant in the Armies, Hospitals, Alias Houses, Pub
tic Institutions and in domestic practice, the sure
remedy their attendh g Ply sicans employ for the
dangerous aft cions of the lungs. Also in mder
cases, and Tor children it is sse pleasant and eecu
10 Ia fact some of the most fatteriRg testme-
mails receive have been from parents who have
found ehcacioas in cases particularly incidental TO
cbildhnud
The CHERRY PEcroRAI is manufactured by practi-
cal Chemist and every of it under mis- own eve,
WITH lHNardDie accuracy ana care III Is settled ana
protected by law from counereits, consequently can
be relied q genuine without adUlieration.
We have endeayored here To iur sish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic sui erioIity and worth
should commend itself TO their Confidence remedy
safe, speedy ana efectua which thus has by
pc ted and countless trials proved seto be aud trust
by great in preparing lth chemical accuracy, of
uniform strength 10 afford Physicians new agent on
which they rely fer the hest results, and the act
ell with remedy that will do for them all that medi
cine do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist lowell Mass
For sale by James Green, d. Scott. Lewis t. Laze,
orcester. Otis f. Winton. Wesboro John Cady,
Blackstone, and by Druggists everywhere
nov 27 eodeoW d weew 3m
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ne I.ainas al 121.2 Gents

Printed Cashmeres at One Milling.
TTAVlNG nearly closed ont our old Stock # De
L Il LANES, Cashmer S, and PERSIAN Cloths, we have
opened for cur present sales
8 Gases Cashmeres, at l Shilling per Yard.
Five Cases De Laines at l2k Cents,
in remnants, containing Dress Patterns, comprising all
The best STYLES OF American Dress Goods
the past season. H. II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Ian2l -d6tWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21

Mrs. L. S. Hall,
EEM tLE ECLECTIC, and Analy tical Physician, No.
Il 70 Pleasant street, Worcester Mass respectfully
offers her professional services experf need prac
titioner (ormery Of Concord N. H) and will person
ally supply such Medical advice and assistance us is
Gull ly needed by her sex; and especa y in the capac
ity o an Obstetrcian and MIDWIFE. AS proof OF her
ability in the above cases, she exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston Fe male Medical School.
References.
Rev John Moore, A. Morrill,, NJ. ID.
Moses Carter, M. D., jan2e-dlAl+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21

% Thalberg, the great musical composer, is
now announced as meditaling a concert tour in
America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN y!

A Lot Of Chandeliers TOR Burning Oll.
nNE large one, with twelve burners, and two small
I Jones with four Tners each. FOurFountain Chan
daliers, with four burners each Three do with three
burners EACH and large Entry Lamp, with glass Ian
tern lot of Side Lamps and Fixtures, together with
chi nneys and shades for The above, ready for
Aso-Two Chandeliers, with six lights each, for burn
ing Fluid nearly new and four Brack Burners, Ogeth
er with shades complete
The above will he sold Cheap TOR that the
civ nave introduced the city building. For
further partIculars m0mre Oi DAVID GLEASON City
Messenger the [ ~ hall. sepl-dwo
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Conartnershin Notice.

rNHE Subscribers have this day rmed copartner
ship, and will carry The Commission Produce
business, under the firm of Bassett CLARK
EZRA z. CLARK
cct2-dwtf AHA Z BASSETT.
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Board

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo
N dated with BOARD, and an excellent Front Room
ALSO, 2 SINGLE GENTLEMEN, with Board and
Room, by nqunmg at Sc Front street, or at this Of
fee. j4n22-dtf
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Silks at Reduced Prices.

Silks at Reduced Prices.
WYE invite attention OF Purchasers TO our Stock OF
w RICH SILKS, now selling at very low prices.
The handsome Chene, Stripes, 0mbre' and Brocade
SILKS selling from 62i dollar per yard,
prises some of the best bargains in our whole
Stock Our Stock Of
DRESS GOODS
is also very lar. e, very handsome and VERY CHEAP.
ian2l-d6swtf H. II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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DOORS BLINDS and SASHES
G.. 81 j. KENDALL,
Manufacturers and De ileIs in
DOORS, BLINDS, AND SASHES,

no. l5 CharIestOvvn Street,
SOSTON.
OK II and Is Sash from 4 to 81 cents per light.
y 9x u and 10 Sash, ready glazed from $l,20 to
$l44 per window.
9 and 10 Blinds, from 65 to Is cents per VIM
dow.
DOORS of every quality at The lowest cash prices.
Carpenters and builders will iud II to tneir advan-
tage to call before purchasing at 10 Charlestown st.
Boston, Dec. Is, 1851. scl6 d2aw6m
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Water Proof Boots
EreasCh ~ hite XHnc.

UOO 200 Casks Grey, second quality Of The Velle
Montague Companys Manufacture for sale to the trade
by MCCALL & STRONG,
Is William street New York,
jan3O-d3m Agents for the United states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21

Butchering Establishment for Sale.
FEN HE subscriber wishes TO sell his place where he
| now lives IN rear of the Tavern yard OF VIM b.
Hatch in Leicester together with his business and all
the appurtinances belonging thereto do business
of from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year. The
buildings are in good repair and nvenient Tor the
business There is the premises good house, cacu
lated Tor two families. A barn, 81 by 80, one end Ct
which is occupied for Slaughter House-a good Cellar
under The whole barn for making manure. building
80 by as, occupied for Boot shop building 80 by
l6, occupied for Paint Shop.
A part of the purchase money can remain OH mort
gage ifdesired. WIN. BOND.
Leicester June "a, 1851. je25-dwtf
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Terns---S 400 per Aunum, Of $500 il
paid in advance.
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EDITORS ASD rRorRIETons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
Groceries. Groceries.

THE Subscriber is daily receiving the best OF Grocer
les at his store, of Pleasant and West SITS,
Which he will sell a. the lowest cash prices. Persons
residing in that tnn of the city, will do we'll TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. Goods delivered Tree of
charge. jan9 diff A. THAHER.
BRANDON CAR WHEELS.
Fire Brick, Manganese, Fire Clay, and
Fuller's Earth,
OF superior quality, constantly on hand and for
" sale by BLAKE & DARRACOTT,
y25-dislV SO STATE STREET, BosToN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21

Cod Liver Oil.
ID USHTON, CLARKE q cos,
IL Southers and
Joseph Buretts, for sale wholesale and retail, by
l.. Il. LAZEt.L, Druggist,
feb3-daw3wis pol Main street.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING At
2I2 Main Street, (3ntman Row.
Ohm MILTON EARLE s. THOMAS DREW
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Marsh's Patent Oil.

Marsh's Patent Oil.
DURNING FLUID, Lamp OIL, Lamps, Lanterns,
ID Wickng, ami general assortment of Groceries, in
Store, and Tor sale cheap tor Cash. by l.. SPRING. 2nd
297 Main. corner Main aud Southbridge streets
ian27-dG
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Boys Sleds.
New Dress Goods.

VXTE have this day opened beautiful assortment of
w New Style de LANES, worthy the attention of
purchasers. We sti selling Winter Stock of
all sorts, the advertised prices
im2s-d6twtf II. ii CHAMBERLAIN & CO.
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REAL ESTAT r
Hotel and Stores tn Let

Hotel and Stores to Let.
IgA THAT WELL KNOWN HOTEL, the Frank
l,"M lin House. on the corner of Main and Thomas
"H11- streets, Worcester.
Three STORES, on Thomas street
One TENEMENT, possessio given April list. APP
ply to WILLIAM R. HOOPER.
jan20-dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21

Cream Tartar.
C000 LBS. Pulv. CREAM TARTAR, warranted
OUUO pure, Just received aud for sale loN, BY
G. :. 81 A. j. WE,
Wor. Blk Block, corner Foster and Norwich SITS
jan 9-df
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Kossuth Hats,

Flour! Flour! Fourth
F@A W.PADDOCK, PUTNAM MILLS. Ge-
Ls%-]i neva steam Mills Genesee, and other brands
Mas=z=A for family USE {, T sale by
j4nl9 dtf ALDRICH co, 80 Front street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

Hon, THOMAS A. Hendricks.

We place in our columns to-day the Of this gen.
tleman as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
sixth Congressional District composed Of the counties
oil Hendricks, Hancock, Shelby, johnson, Morgan and
Marion. Mr. Hendricks is the present member from
the nth District. Heis young gentleman Of indus
tr'ous habits, good abilities, and has made able and
faithful Representative. There was opposition to
his nomination.
Congress will will adjourn next Monday. Mr.. Hen
bricks will return Immediately after the adjournment,
and commence the about the 10th ofSeptembe
The District is Democrats, and we cannot doubt his
election. The Wing committee have not yet brought
forward their candidate. $3.50. ...
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
Pierce and King in california.


The nominations of Pierce and King have received
in the Golden State with enthusiastic applause. We
learn by the California papers that
The Democrats Of that city assembled en- nlasse on
the Plaza on the evening Previous for the purpose of
ratying the proceedings of the Democratic National
Convention. The attendance large and the
enthusiasm prevailed. Ex-Governor McDougal pre-
sided. Resolutions were offered, ndorsing cordially
the nominations of Pierce and KING. Speeches were
delivered by Captain Fredlaud, Mr.. MeAlster, ex.
Governor Smith, and others. Captain Rowland from
Rhode Island, made few remarks euogistic Of Gen
Pierce in conjunction with Governor Hubbard and
Levi Woodbury., for aording shelter to Governor Dor
when driven out Of Little Rhody by the Algerines Ia
conclusion three cheers proposed and given for
Pierce and King the next President and Vice President
of the Uaited States.
" One of the resolutions contained this gratifying
sentence:- California sends rofa her golden shores
Joyous and hearty greeting and congratuaton to the
sturdy Democracy oil the Granite State with solemn
pledge that she will give least 900 majority for the
iavorlte son OF New Hampshire
The Democrats of Sacramento held ratification
meeting on Manday night, July 18th, and responded
warmly TO the nomination Of the Baltimore Convention
Governor Bgler presided and the meeting was address
ed by the President, Mr.. s. Latham, +. J. Henley
Judge Ralston, and others. series OF resolutions
approving the nominations of Pierce and King were
passed. The Democrats Of Placer county also held
ratification meeting at Ophr on the l1th at which
resolutions highly Mandatory of the nominees were
passed"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
For the Daily Indiana State sentinel

LEwIsvILLE, HENRY Co., IND. Aug. 81, 1882.
DEAR SENTINEL:-Friday, the Democracy Of old
Henry rolled up in convention least hundred OF
the invincibe and tried men of the party. The day
was rainy, which prevented many from attending from
the distant parts OF the county 1t was however, the
largest Democratic meeting that assembled in the
county. The Democrats hearty and cheerful and
not lean and lank in the days of coondom. Gagged
men knoweth the time, and boys, too'
beautiful pole Of the same stuff Jackson used, was
raised the Court House. 1t is 147 feet high bear.
ing the names of "Pierce and King, and Wright and
Willard" Immediately after the pole up, many
as could crowd into the Court House, assembled.
The Convention was organized by calling Edward
johnson to the Chair, and appointing E. Scoville and
A j. Ice, Vice Presidents; Milton Wyman and j. F.
Henry, Secretaries Suitable resolutions adopted
Of September.
VIM. Crosse, Esq, the Elector for the District, ad.
dressed the meeting in able and dignfed manner ;
penetrating the ranks of Whggery very deep. Bill
knows how We will meet again three days after the
Wing Convention. l. c. B.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
For the Daily Indiana state Sentinel

KoKoMo, Howard Co., ND August II, 1882
To THE EDITOR OF THE STATE SENrINrL:-Dear
Sr:-I have noticed by reading the Journal, gentle
the Democrats don't know Pierce, but they do known
Scott. Dyes, they know him so well that they won't
for him. have the Democrats as well
united in Howard He says that Mr.. McCarty win get
county. should ike to know what kind of strong the
gentleman He must mean that they must smell
strong because he can't begin to get the Wings OF
Howard. They know 10 Wright, and we all know he
is right
The Howard Weasel" says that they have four pets
for Scott out Of the Democratic party but if you ask
them who they are they don't like tell their names
must say that l don't know Of one single Democrat
but what is well satisfied but say that there is dis
affection among the Scott Wings.
Yours truly,
A FILLMORE w HIG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
Dare not deny il.

Some Of our excitable Wing neghbors are very much
annoyed because keep Gen. scott's naturalization
bill standing in columns. They are very free in the
Of hard epi,hets. They pronounce it forgery, &c.
Now Gen Scott not the author, why does not the
National Intellgencer in which it originally appeared,
deny t7 Why does not Gen. Scott authorize deniall
Gen. Pierce his signature denies the anthem
eiy Of the New Boston speech which was charged to
him. Why Gen. Scott do the same with regard
to this bl When he does so, authorizes the Intel
gencer deny it, we will take it out Of our columns
and publish the denial in fall and make the amends hon.
orable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

Whig Economy and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In 1910, il will be recoIlected that Whggery, like an
avalanche swept over the State Of Indiana, and at the
session of 1S4O-4 only twenty-five Democrats could
be mustered in the legislature but such was the re-
action in 1s4I that at the session Of 1s4l42 MAORI
" Of Democrats was returned to the House oil Repre-
sentatives The Auditor of State then office, was
Whg closely allied to the editor OF the Indiana Journal
To show the manner that Wing ofce-hoders transact
ed their business resolution adopted, calling upon
the Auditor of State 'furnsh the House with state
ent of his fees and allowances for the past year, Tor
furnishing books the several Counties The
Auditor returned for answer that by joint resolution,
passed at the previous Wing Legislature of ls4o-4l
he was entitled to receive the of 81 282
% for copying tract books made out at the Land Offices
and forwarded to his office The Auditor at that time
received by law the Of fourteen hundred dollars
per annum but had previously generally managed to
make the Office worth from two to FIVE thousand The
law giving the Auditor fourteen hundred dollars per
annum, had been passed a Of retrenchment
at the session Of 1840-41 but the session the
Joint resolution above referred to, giving the Auditor
extra compensation for making tract books and
der which he charged the Of 81 2S2 %, passed
proving that retrenchmsnt, under Wing legislation,
was all sham.
A committee Investigated this charge, and their re-
port will be found in the Journal Of the House Of Re-
representatives. of S4142 This committee, in order to
ascertain what would be proper compensation for the
work actually performed by the Auditor had leave from
the House send for persons and papers They su,a
moned James G. Jordan, late Secretary OF the Belle
fontaine Railroad Company, and M. Selden Ward, for
several years clerk of the House of Representatives,
both Wings, to give testimony The following is their
evidence
Extracts from the Committees Minutes.
fnsreT. At the rate received by us, the work would
cost about $780, JAMES g. JORDAN
NJ SELDEN WARD"
Here we find that Wing Auditor, receiving fourteen
hundred dollars per annum and which the country
dersood was TO be in full compensation for his services
charged the sum of 50 2s2 3d. for copying tractbooks
which two men stated under oath would the Of
only three hundred dollars the rate they had received
for performing the work.
This is another item Of Wing economy, now almost
forgotten but it is right revive it when the Wings are
claiming much for their party. Milton Gregg and
John Derees have been the uniform advocates Of the
men who have bled Indiana to the tune Of not only
thousands but millions Of dOltzra
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
Dead Horses.

The Journal is still harping the doctrine of protec-
ton and depicting the ruins of the country under the
present system. He takes his from Nicholas Mo-
Carly his candidate for Governor who makes the same
speech he did 1s40 We have heard several Of these
speeches and they remind u.s. very orcbly Of Gddens
lectures the ruins Of Egypt, when that learned lee
turer before audience of antiquarans, unrolled
to their rapturous gaze Egyptian mummy that
had lam for thousands of years its quiet tomb the
banks Of the Nile. Tariff for protection, is doctrine
that but few Wings attempt any longer to advocate.
Those that do make their arguments, like the Journal
in favor of encouraging home industry, but in the face
of experience the farmer see how he is to be
benefited by any system that will increase the price Of
iron SALT sugar cotton, or wooen goods They see no
prospect of an increase in the price of Indianas real
home products, corn, wheat, pork, and beef. They
know what the prices of these articles from AZ to
49, under system of protection, and what the pri
ces now and they desire change that will place them
at the mercy of the Yankee manufacturer. The truth
is, the Tariff question urged, is contest be-
tween the agricultural and manufacturing interests
Governor Wright sides with the farmers. McCarty
Delrees, < Co., with the latter. We have the
kets Of the world open for the product of the West
The Wing arguments that it should be confined to
the manufacturing towns of yankeedom. Why do the
manufacturers want protectiOn 1t is enable them to
sell their fabrics and articles the consumer at
higher price That higher price must be paid by every
who purchases and their articles. The laborer
on the farm and the small mechanic, must be taxed to
put money into the Golfers Of the overgrown wealthy
manufacturing companies of the East. This is the
question in she'll, and all the sophisrles of Wing
editors and Wing orators cannot explain it away. To
cap the climax Of inconsistency and absurdity the
Journal that by giving protection to the
facturer in the of few years the price Of the
manufactured articles will be cheaper. Now is there
Of sense in any community that can be gulcd by
such an argument7 The manufacturers now complain
that they come in competition with the foreign
articles on account of the low prices They want pro-
lection give them home market at higher prices
Would they camor for system that would reduce the
price of their articesl We think not. 1t is a
shallow himsy argument to deceive honest people. 1t
proves one thing. The Wings have confidence in the
intelligence Of the masses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

1.-THE Palladium says there never s'such thing
as Wing Bankrupt law" What whopper! The
Bankrupt law passed by Wing Congress when the
government. 1t was emphatically WING measure and
Wings generally reaped the advantage OF 1t. One oil
the Wing candidates for nomination for Representative
paid his debts by it.-Jefe,sonian.
Asanother evidence that the Bankruptlaw was Wing
measure and regarded in Indiana, John D. Deirees,
the editor of the Indiana Journal then Wig member
Of the Legislature from st Josephs county at the
sion of 1910 submitted the following joint Resolution.
Rssolued by the General Assembly Of the State Of Indi
ana That Senator'S in Congress- be intructed and
our Representatives requested to their best exer-
TONS to procure passage Of Bankrupt Law by Con-
gress at It's session. and that the Governor be
requested transmit copy of this joint resolution
each Of our members in Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

UThe Journal Of yesterday has another long article
on its favote hobby protection The editor fully proves
assertion that 1t is question between the Eastern
manufacturer and the Western farmer. He advocates
the doctrine Of protection to money. We for
tanning labor which is The real wealth Of the country
Here is the issue. Those who desire make the West
farmer dependent the Eastern manufacturer for
the sale Of every pound Of -four pork and beef which
he produces ought for Gen. Scott and the whole
Wing ticket. Time and experience the only schools
in which such people will learn. Let them CO.