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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05
For The SPY.

MILLBURY Oct. 4th, 1852.
An attempt has recently been made by some heavy
capitalists of New York city, in connection with
distinguished individual of this town, to wrest the
control Of Mbury Bank from lis present legitimate
proprelors, and appropriate it to uses which can
probably be readily imagined Than proved
But fortunately the attempt has proved entirely abur,
tive. meeting al the stockholders was holden
to day, and very fully attended, at which the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously chosen
SIMON FARNswoRTH,
JoNA. A. PORE,
SIMON DUDLEY,
JoNA. WARREN, Gu alton,
ASA WOODBURY., Sutton;
all Of whom were on the old Board except the last.
From committee appointed the part of the
stockholders, it appeared that the Bank bad decar.
ed the past year, eight per cent, dividends that it
had not failed, or drew paper, which it had
hand fund of SeUen Thousand DJllars'
reserved profls--alI which show most sound and
prosperous condition.
The present stockholders appeared perfectly salts.
fed with their investment, aud its management
they generally to selling, and hence,
in the recent operation, only eleven shares had
changed hands FINANCE.
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Several Men TO engage in good business as Agents
Gentlemen of GOOD address, twenty five years of age and
ards, who have had considerable experience in nus
ness, and good saesTen arePreerred Such men, ofen-
erpsing habits, can hear Of something their advan-
Harrington Corner, 279 NAN Street, Worcester Mass,
from to 10 O'clock, A. Nj to 3, and O'clock P.
VI. iylq al
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sFECIAL NOTICEs.
.. NORnEEII.A.n


Myers Extract of Rock Rose
This wonderful medicine is fast gaining for itself
popularity which no other medicine boast Of The
plant, Rock Rose, is used and recommended by many
eminent physicians of our country Hear what J. H.
Thompson, OF Philadelphia says s. have prescribed
il in bad cases of scroulous patients at Wills Hospital"
His attracted the attention of senior physicians.
lie reports the following remarkable of white
swl ling of the right hin in Feb 1874. The lad was
years old, and had the disease for three years
the bone was dislocaed upwards and outwards. There
large opening the hip, leading the hone, into
which could thrust my finger. counted three ulcers.
He had seen under several physicians, who had given
him up. | ordered decocon of Rock Rose. In two
days his night sweas ceased. l then ordered tea
spoonful OF Rock Rose, tree times day Thirty Rine
days after, he was entirely well See advertisement Of
Myers Rock Rose.
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose for sale By Caldwell O.
Ill., and q. II. Marsh, retail Agents James Green, and
Lewis T. Lazeil, wholesale and retail Agents, aud Drug
gsts generally where pamphlets, &C, may be had gratis.
oct5 wit dfuWaIh
Dr.. JOHN e. HATHAWAY
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that he has taken Office for the general
practice OF his profession at
No. Sc Front street,
Opposite Trn mbull street)
Worcester, October LIST, 1852, DIFF
Segars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found IN quantities TO suit at the Drug Store Of
l.. T. LAZELL,
l3-dti 2Ol Main ST.
Soda Water, favored with the most delicious
syrups, car always be obtained at the Drug Store OF
ID. SCOTT Jr., Main street, opposite the Spy office.
ap27 DIFF
DIR. III. w. BuxtO N, PuLMoNIsT, Corner o
MAN and Myrtle streets, opposite Coon's Nursery
Where his services be promptly obtained al any
hour by day or night when not prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultaton and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
@. ID. COOK, M. D., Dentist,
Ann MANuFAoTURER OF
criOr Mineral Teeth.
UGtce,--20G Main ST., Blttanan Block,
janis WORCESTER, MASS. dawtf
Bemovai.-Mrs. M. =. Thompson. Female
Physician, and Midwife has removed to No. 70 Pearl ST.
May !, 1852. dif
Sparkling Soda Water.-5O tickets for al 90
at IL. II MAR5H'S, corner Of Main
maya DIFF und Pleasant streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

The POWER OF RELIGION ILLUSTRATED
husband and wife, in New York, who have lived
in harmony and uninterrupted confidence for near
ly quarter of century, have recently had mis-
understanding, which grew out of some trivial
family circumstance. The wife took deep UNI
bragg at some Gliding remark of her husband,
and left him, and abandoned her family Of chill
dren. Her absence occasoned great distress. and
efforts were made to bring her home but she had
resolved never again to live with her husband
Her friends expostulated, her son entreated, and
the neghbors who had noticed her long years of
Joy urged her to return to her family. The inter-
ference Of these parties only heightened her an
ger, and intensified her hate, and she finally wan
dered off from the scenes of home. She went to
Cincinnati, was pursued by her friends, and hear
ing of their approach left. The next that was
heard of her, she had arrived in Boston. Her
husband and son arrived here on Saturday morn
ing, sought an interview with her, which, after
much hesitation, she granted; but only to give
positive denial to their entreaties. The husband,
bowed down with heavy grief, finally asked cler-
gyman to visit her. The priest complied, and the
result of his conference was, deep contrition in
the mother and wife, and desire again to see her
husband and son, and consent to cheerfully re-
turn with them to New York Here was accom-.
plished, through the aid of religion, blessing
that could never have been consummated by law
or physical force. And this is always the case,
wherever there is faith in God, and true rever-
ence for His commands.-COa1ier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

QUALIFICATIONS FOR WING LEADER.-To
be equally qualified and ready to lead in an even
ing prayer meeting or in a midnight carousal.
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Thompson . Co.'S. Western Rx,,ress.

thompson q Co.'S. Western Express,
Waldo Block, W orcester. Goods and Packages far
warded to springfeld Northampton, Greenfield Brat
teboro', Hartford, New Haven, PntsGeld Albany Troy
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places S. v. r. HiCKCOX Aoent
je6 dtf Waldo Block Main .Ira,at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

60 Gen. Gonzales denies that any expedition
against Cuba is now contemplated
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~ The city Of Glasgow, Scotland, had popu,
aton at the beginning Of this century, of only H.,
000. 1t now numbers 376 COO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

THE GREAT WEsT.-The fires of Freedom burn
brightly in the great West. The Free Soil papers
give the unmstakeabe evidence, that spirit is
aroused there, such has been rarely Witnessed and
such will set defiance the attempts of the slave
catching hunkers, of both the old parties, to muzze
the press, or paddock the lips of the lreemen of the
prairie States. Great conventions are being held
in all directions, and converts in multudes, are
hocking to the standard of Freedom. Among them
eloquent speakers, who have held high official
stations in the old parties; but disguised with their
perfdy, they swell the ranks of the true
democracy party of Freedom, of Right, of HUI
manity, and of Progress. John P. Hale is doing
great work in Ohio Both Wings and Democrats
confess that we shall poll great vote there, and
friends say, that if our nomination had been made
IN June, it should have been, they would have
carried the electoral vote of The State As il is,
they will give the hunkers fright that they will
never recover from, and will pave the way for our
complete triumph in 1856.
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ImcreduIity AnnihiIntctl {!

The accumnlaIed autographs Of hundIeds OF Physi-
clans, Professors, Members of the Bar, Judges Mer-
chants &C, in the possession Of the proprietors
of Dr. Rogers syrup of vurwort, Tar and CauChala-
qua, proclam trumpetlongued, the priceless value Of
this medicine, a rapid and radical cure for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza Bronchitis and all Pulmonary and Hep
attic Diseases. Copies Of portion of this youmnous
correspondence ill be found in the pamphlet kept Tor
distribution by the Agents and the facts, proofs, AID
reasoning commended to the serious attention Of all
who think.
CAUTION.-None genuine, unless there is on The
buff wrapper a note OF hand, signed with pen, by A
l.. SCOVlLL IL co.
For SALE wholesale anu RETAIL by A. L. SCOvILL Sc
Co.. Proprietors, their principal Depot Gothic Hall,
No. 3l6 Broadway, New York. TO whom all orders for
the Medicine and letters relating to Agencies, should
be add essed, post paid.
For sale in Worcester, by James Green and Co., III
Main street, Spur Sb!ey, lao Main street, l.. Il la-
ze 20 Main street, Il. H. Marsh, 242 Main street, and
NJ b. Green 2l6 Main street.
priceln large bottles, 81 or six bottles for S..
oct4 GM Iu0WRW
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Free Democratic Nominations.
Presidential Election, Tuesday, nov. Cd.
FOR PRESIDENT,
30 n ES. "a a EE.
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEOEsa a IL AZ. LIZA
OF INDIANA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

How PECULIARLY THE INSTITUTION WORKS
IA negro girl belonging to George NJ. Garrison,
of Polk Co., Miss. killed four of her children by
cutting their throats while they were asleep, on
Thursday night the I'd inst, and then put an end
10 her own existence by cutting her throat. Her
master knows of cause for the horrid act I'M
less it be that she heard him speak of selling her
and two of her children, and keeping the Others y
But little comment is needed the story carries
with if, its own moral. In its awful breyity is
more power than in a dozen Garrisonian lectures
but the naive and cool barbarism of the 'maser,
is even more instructive than the catastrophe it
self He knew of no cause for the horrid act
UNLESS it be, because she heard him speak Of
selling her and her two children, and keeping the
others.
Had she happened to have been the white mas
ter's sister, or daughter the forclble sunderings
of such ties-the barbarous severance of the cords
which binds the mothers heart to the children
she has borne-the condition worse than death to
which she and hers were so coolly condemned
might have been excuse for the frenzy which
drove her to the fearful bloodshedding but be-
ing black lit of course, was not anticipated that
the lifelong separation from her little ones could
be contemplated with any unpleasant-much less
agonizng feeling, hence-'he knew of no cause,
unless, &c.
What truthful homily upon the working of
the cherished fin stitution,' the master preached
in that brief sentence In what dreadful lethar-
gy must that heart be sunk which thus ayows it.
self and what fear full volume does it not speak
of the influences of narrowing
She and her two children were to be sold land
the rest kept What wonder that the little rea-
son, and that cultivated, which she possessed,
should be overborne by the cold-blooded annun-
citation, or that the bloody corse should present
more tera5le horror to her diseased imagination,
than the gyved aud manacled living body of
beloved child, sold into what misery she knew
not but into the accursed separation which
Mammon had decreed-she knew too WE'LL Yet
Uncle Toms Cabin is IAN exaggeraton---a one
sided prcsentation-wherein the truth is sup
pressed Verify we fear so. Perhaps the eight
line history we quote may lead to such an infer
ence, but we deeply doubt it.-C Clinton Comunt.
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FEATs OF MENTAL CALCULATIoH.-The Zu-
rich Gazette gives account Of the wonder ful cal.
culang powers of a blind youth named Wmkler,
brought up al The blind school of Unterstrass. He
lately gave public exhibition of his peculiar talent,
extracting squares and cubic roots TO the extent Of
hive declalS with the greatest rapidlty and correct
ness. He solved quadric aud cubic equations Also
OF the most difficult kind, and repeated number
composed Of segenty-one figures, which had been
written doun and repeated to him once. lie after
wards comm need the figures al the other end, aud
repeated them with perfect correctness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

us. NJ. PETTENGILi, q co Newsn,no, "A
vertsng gents are the Agents Tor the Daily aud Weex
" spy and are authorized receive and
SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor Us at the lowest rates. Their receipts
regarded payments. their Offices are ar Ne,.
York, l22 Nassau street; Roston, 10 State street
jel8 daytr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

JOHN w. LINcoLN,-The death Of Col. Lincoln,
which announced in our paper Of yesterday, de-
priyes Us OF citizen who has been closely denti"
fed with the history Of the town and county Of Wor-
cester, for nearly forty years past. During that
time, he has held many Of the most important offices
in town and State, of all which he has discharged
the duties incumbent on him with singular fidelity,
energy, and success. As Representative and Sena-
Tor in the General Court, few have exerted greater
influence, or commanded more general feeling OF
respect from men of all political opinions; and in all
other public positions, whether municipal OF State,
however much men may have differed from him in
opinion, all have admired the judgment, tact, and
energy, with which his objects have been accomplish
ed. When the subject Of internal improvements was
first agaed in the State, he was one of The fore"
most, and was altogether the most efficient of those
who took the lead in the construction Of the Black
stone Canal-a project, which, though unfortunate
for the stockholders gave the first active impulse to the
growth of city, and which has been of more value
directly and indirectly, to the community, than the
cost of many such canals His active aid has also
been extended to other works Of public utility, and
at the time OF his death, he was, believe one of
the active officers in the corporation for build
ing railroad to the northwestern section of the
countyan enterprise which we hope to see accom-
pIished at no distant day, and one which we think
promises more usefulness than many similar enter
prses, that have secured greater share of favor
from capitalists and the public.
Col. Lincoln was the third son Of the late Hon.
Lew Lincoln, family distinguished for talent, and
among them he held no inferior rank In all the re"
Iatons Of life, he secured the confidence aud respect
Of his associates. He was true and steadast
friend While sheriff Of the county, he took an ac-
tive interest in improving the moral condi tion
those who became the subjects illegal restraint and
was unceasng in his efforts on their behalf. The
Childrens' Friend Society found in him munfcent
patron, and TO his Ibeaty, the orphans under their
charge are indebted for the comfortable home they
occupy.
For some time previous to Col. Lincoln's death,
he was very much engrossed in the promotion of the
objects Of the Board of Agriculture, established
by the State, at the last session of the Legislature,
being himself member Of the Board. His position
President of the Worcester Agricultural Society,
and his knowledge as successful, practical farm
er, qualified him for usefulness in this position, and
we doubt not thai the other members Of the Board
will deeply feel his loss But, he rests from his la
bors, and, though gone from among us, he has left
name, and fame that will not be forgotten.
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Card Printing.

NNt4 "
Having recently purchased at Auction in Boston n
large quantity OF Gard Stock a very low figure the
subscribers prepared to print Visiting Wedding and
Business Cards al rates so low will obyate the ne.
cessity of seniug such work Boston, or New York
EARLE * DREW, No 2l2 Main street
Worcester, July %, 1852. DIFF
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b. H. KIN n Ely,

Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American Tenn
pefance rouse nam street, Worcester, Mass, where
he is prepared to receive orders for usts Statues Me
dalton and Cameo Likenesses, &c. Designs for Monu-
mental Works also furnished on short notice.
jy3~ dtf
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DR.. j. cIa.yson IxelIex.

ofNew York, Analytical Physician, will he in attend
ance AT his office corner of Mechanic and Church sts
Worcester, for consultation with patients upon all dis
eases, during Thursday and Friday, Oct 7th and 9Th.
Doctor chargas nothing for advice. Oct4 dstwlt
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Bounty Lands and Pensions !

And all Law matters attended to as usual. Cash paid
for Soldiers Warrants. by W. ). BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl-dawls3rn* Earring on Corner, Worcester.
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FOR ELECTORS AT LARGE,
STEPHEN G. PHILLIPS, of Salem,
JAMES FOWLER, of XVestfield.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
HI o H A C e w A N n ,
OF NEWTON.

FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Avn A S A w A Il K H n,
OF NORTH BROOKFIELD.
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j. *. G ark, NJ. D., HoMGPhTHIc PHYSICIAN
and from to L. NJ
Worcester ai, Isl, 1851. ianl II
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Mrs. $. q o o Il w IA, IN experienced and success
full Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and night
TO attend the duties # her profession Residence
No. Austin street. o2l-df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

Cool and Refreshfng.--L. T. Lazell, Druggis
and Apothecary, viii continue draw upon his Soda
Fountain through the season, in favor of his friends
and the public, at the old stand, 20l Main Street
may20 DIFF
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Democratic electOr for the State at large, was
introduced to the meeting, and spoke tor near
two hours in very eloquent and logical man
ner, endeavoring to demonstrate to the under
standings of the auditory that the platform OF
the Free Democratic party is the one that every
true American republican should stand upon
The Doctor tried by clear and convincing ar
guments to prove the correctness OF his own
and his party's positions, without revlllng or
abusing the objects and aims of either OF the
great political parties of the day"
In the mean time, the Baltimore Suns cor
respondents have taken friendly notice of the
meetings at the above-namcd place, and also
others successfully held at Emmittsburg and
Taneytown We regret to learn that the dis
tinguished citizen OF the latter place, who was
expected to reply to DR.. Snodgrass's uncompro-
missing speeches against the Compromise, did
not do so, although present at the Taneytown
meeting as also at Il subsequent meeting in
Westminster He announced his intention to
do 50 subsequently; that is, after the Doctor
would be gone, and to Compromise Demo
cratic meeting, where rejOinder would not be
permitted, even were DR.. S. present.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.

There is always controversy between the
two old parties concerning the results and bear
ngs of the fall elections Immediately preceding
the Presidential elections. The Wings pro-
ceedng on the assumption that their candidate
for the Presidency generally is stronger than
his Party will not admit that the State cleo
tons afford the data for estimating the result
of the Presidential struggle.
Both parties strive to make all they can out
Of them, for the encouragement of their adher-
euts respectively, so that it is extremely diff
cult to ascertain the facts rs they are. To
this hour, the results Of the elections in Iowa
and Maine are claimed By the advocates Of
each Of the two parties as favorable and the
probability IT, that we shall not know the en-
act returns in Ohio and Pennsylvania till their
publication can produce 10 effect upon the
November contest.
In Maine, the Wings made a gain in tiS
Congressional election but the Maine Liquor
Law excitement 50 COMPOUNDED parties that it
IS impossible to arrive at any decision ia rela-
ton 10 the relative strength Of parties from the
popular vote,
In Vermont, no change in political aspects
occun ed worthy Of notice, except the reOrgaDi-
cation Of ..le Hmker Democracy.
In Pennsylyl MIA, the popular vote, much ro-
duced below thar OF isis, shows, however, a
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THE TIME FOR ACTION COME.

The argument is cXhaustcd-the time for
action has come. Next Tuesday the People
will be called upon to vote. 1t is useless tC
deal in heavy articles this week-nobody will
have leisure to read them.
The candidates and parties are known
their merits have been fully discusscd-their
positions are defncd-plobabe results have
been contemplated The ballot-box must now
decide
Let no voter neglect his duty. The People
have asserted the right Of selEgovernment--
they have established their own government
their action is necessary to carry it On-for
what they omit to do, ~ well NJ for what they
do, they are accountable If. through the neg
lect of one voter to be at bis post, candidate
with wrong principles be chosen, he is just as
blameworthy ~ the nan who votes for him
nay. more so for that man may have voted
IN accordance with his honest convictions, while
he has been false to his convictions
The newspapers say that the popular vote
at the election for State officers in Pennsylva-
MIA. on the second Tuesday Of this month was
forty or fifty thousand less than the vote in that
State for President in l84s According to
this, seventy. five thousand voters must have
staid Mt home IL it well thus to trihc with
the inestimable right Of suffrage? If these
men were disappointed by the action Of the
old particf. why did they not east their votes
for the Free Democratic candidates! They
would then have had "a meaning and produced
an impression Now, they are without Ian.
guagr or influence. We hope there will DO Il
full vote on the pending election. Shall Nla
very control or national parties Shall il
dictate to us our Prcsdcutst Shall it plot for
ats aggrandHcment use the Federal Govern.
ment in subseryiencc TO it's selfish designs
and at the same time enforce its decree for the
suppression Of Freedom Of Discussion These
questions are Important enough to quicken the
lft,blcod Of every American, and exact from
him an answer at the ballot-box.
Let every friend of Freedom be at his post
in season, supplied with arguments for the wa
vering and tickets for the forgctul Thou
sands of votes are lost to Liberty at every cleo
ton. for want of a little attention in these re.
spects.
No voter can ind in the signs of the times
any excuse for rcmssness He is nm inattcn.
tive observer. who does not see that the next
four years may bring forth events nearly tonch,
ing the very life of this Union The Future
lowers with the portcntous questions of Cuban
annexation and Mexican dismemberment; and
we all know the power that is forcing these
upon us.
Let our friends now redeem their promises
From all parts of the country word has come
of deepened interest in the Anti-Slavery cause
of the augmented strength of its supporters
Let the balot-box show this rOteS arc wanted
now, not tcordS.