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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10
Coalition i'm rzassaohu usetts.

DoSToN, NoH' D.
The Freesoil and Democratic Convsn-
tions of Worcester county met to-day -
A coalition was formed with entire una.
nmity and great enthusiasm. The Dem
ocrats passed resolution spurnine al
dicta,ions, from whatever source they
may come.
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@-That gentleman of the Vinton Loco
newspaper, complains very much about
getting his boots muddy at the Depot in
this place. Who ever heard of would
be-Editor off democratic newspaper CON-
plain of mud before, after travelling 15
miles in FIVE hours, over a "dreary, mud
dy road, while engaged in canvassing for
subscribers, and begging for advertise
ments. Waiter, Fire in No. II, Dem
such countwy.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

A right education is not merely the
reading oI many books, but the ability Of
making knowledge useful to ourselves
and others. 1t is not simply to acquire
influence over our fellow. creatures but to
make that influence subservient to mor.l
excellsnoe.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1853.
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the time subscribed for, all arrearages must te
paid and positive directions given to that effect
U7Advertisementsins inserted at the usual rates
pAIladvsrisements not having the number
ofinsertions marked on them, will be continue
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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IN THE STANDARD, SHOULD BIZ HANDED IN PREVIOUS
TO 3 P. NJ, ON TUESDAYS.
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rIr The rage of cattle breeding has
reached an extreme point in England
For COW aud cali the sum OF five thou
sand dollars was lately paid. and at the
same sale several bulls brought prices
ranging from fifteen hundred to twenty.
five hundred dollars,
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Cattle Market.

baltimore, Nov. 1.-Two thousand
Beef Cattle have been offered during the
week, and 1000 sold al prices ranging
from 5 to TIC per iB net The balance
were driven East. Hogs are in large
supply. with sales at 6f064c per Is gross,
iddicaling decline, and prices are ten.
ding downwards.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

Corn. Gen. Marshall OF China. in.
forms the augusta Maine) Age, tha, he
has this season gathered lO2 bushels OF
shelled corn from one acre OF land. Can
any New England agriculture beat this
II so. lei him produce the maize. or "ac.
knowledge the corn"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

The wine harvest in Missouri promises
a large yield this year. The grape is Of
decidedly supetior growth and will in
the future occupyihe attention Of many Of
the farmers In central Missouri.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

ergo: the hills are in successful op.
Grafton. Admit it. Querel How long
will ittake those hills to produce such an
other Jackass as the Editor ofthe Stand
ard i'-McArihm Dem.
Answer. Whenever the Editor OF the
'M'Arthur Democrat is found passing
over those hills. (or any others,) on bis
way to Portsmouth, to beg fora few more
advertisements. then those hills will pro-
duce greater Jaekass than can be else
where found. Try again, Mr.. A la. Hum
bug Critic.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

ETMr. R. Lloyd, q Co., Portsmouth
Ohio, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Trunks, ETC.,
VIC are happy to recommend to purcha-
scr. Their Stock of goodsis very large
and is being replenished every day. See
advertisement in another column.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

ETWonder if that little "beggar' Of
that "nose rag" up in little Vnton, >
didn't go home with flea in his ear, af.
ter that BARRON Lecture he received
when down here last? We would advise
"Old solrvl Top 10 lie blue ribbon
around his PoOdies neck, with his card
attached, ere he is again let loose.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

FoREIGN ExPoRrs.- exports from
New York to foreign ports for the month
Of 0etober Exclusive Of specie) show an
iaeVeese of upward of fifty per cent over
tie corresponding total Of last year The
exports OF specie have been unusually
large,
Exports from New York TO foreign ports
for The month Of October.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

"Jerry gaue us all pleasant ride to
Jackson. M Arihur Dem.
re- Great Locomotive, that Jerry.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

1T.They are building steamboat in
Ohio, so long that it takes two captains
to command her, one at each end.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-10

The revenue duty on sugar for the last
five years has amounted 10 $50 600, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

New "MANIFEsTATIoNs."- The editor of
the Albany Express. in the course Of an article
upon Freaks and Wonders of Electricity" mar
rates the following oocunence
Happening to be IN the parlor Of a friend,
few evenings since, he favored us with The exhl-
bition of "a very pretty electrical experiment.
His daughter walked brskly across the floor once
or twice, and then rapidly approaching an exlin-
gnished gas burner, touched ii with her fngers,
and Instantly the escaping fluid burnt into flame!
1t Is an entirely new way Of lighting gas, and in
wolves great saving of matches. Any person in
the room, if their boots or shoes We're not wet,
could produce the same effect. The sparks of
electricity emitted at the instant of The contact
with the metal burner, ignned the gas''
A friend Of ours informs as that he has seen this
thing done repeatedly in New York city; and that,
in street, in nearly every house, some one or
more of The family at any time do 1t. They
have only to let the gas into the burner, and apply
the finger, as they would lighted match lamp.
and the gas instantly igntes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

Free Democrats, TO day, you called upon to
exercise your elective franchise, ia connection with
the most important state question that has been de
baled, in Massachusetts far the last 80 years
Be early at the PeAs, and show, by the number of
your votes, Your love f Justice, aud your condeinna
ton OF the lraitnrous wings, who have denied the
sovereignty Of the peoples and vocerously prevent
ed free discussions in the Legislature. Let every
Free Democrat consider that the election Of the Re
formers ticket depends upon him, and let him vote
as solemn duty. BY suoh course the Convention
will be controlled by constitutional feformers, and
the wings will he TAUGHT thai the people rule!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

lNrEREsr1NG CAsE.-The Court of Com
mon Pleas in STAFFORD County, N, H., which ad.
journed Saturday week, were occupied for the last
elghtdays Of the tefnf, with the case of Leighton
VS.. Sargent, for malpractice
The plaintiff, who lives in Strafford, brought
an action against the defendant, "A physician and
surgeon, at Barnstead, laying damages at So, 900.
for malpractice IN treating plaintiffs right ANGLE,
The bones OF which We're badly disocated and
fractured by his being thrown from his wagon on
The first day of Sept 1850. The injured foot is
now elevated al the heel about four inches, and
quite stiff, and plaintiff alleged that by sIillfuI
treatment, his foot should have been left in po
slton much nearer at right angles to Inc Ieg-and
that the surgeon did not take proper care 10 ele-
waite the ball of the foot while the healing process
was going on. The defendant coniended that the
foot was kept as near its natural position as the
severe nature of the injury and the inflammation
and general sickness Of the patient would allow.
Many surgeons iniroduc ed as witnesses
from This vicinity, besides Drs. Parkman and
Blgelow of Boston, Perry of Exeter, and others Of
enlinence from abroad. The case was given to
the Jury on Saturday noon, who in a vely short
time returned verdict for the plaintiff, assessing
the damages at s 800.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

MUSEUM. Mr.. Brown the comedian, who appear.
ed at the Museum for the first time last week, is of
the most talented delineators of" funny men,, that
ever saw His face his air, his attitudes his motions
and his looks, all provoke you 10 merry laughter. lie
is not builoon, recollect who strives to excite mirth
by interiectona slang phrases. He is actor who
reads his author uently and correctly but who at the
same time looks and acts but artist
do. There is hurry and hustle about him. to put his
part through. Conscious of his own ability, he depends
upon his genuine merits TO win applause, and not to
clap.trap.
tits decided treat to look and listen to him, We
repeat, he is frst-rate comedian. The company at
the Museum is excellent one and their exertons
please the people, merit the hest Of success. R.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

Let every Constitutional reformer, and friend Of
progress bring out his team, If he has one and let
IN devote 1t to The cause Of liberty Tor to-day Ii is
OF the utmost Importance to bring out every voter;
and we hope no fair, honorable and legitimate exer
tons viii be spared to cast large vote. The vote
OF to day will, we hope, be signal rabuke to the
base Wings, and triumphant vindcelion not only
OF the sovereignty, hut Of the wisdom Of the people
Bring out thr teams then, and carry your neigh.
nors who cannot conveniently walk 10 the polls
Every freeman is a sovereign to-day. Garry him to
the polls. AID let him exercise his eeborn rights in
defence of progress and libery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
By TIE EGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FrightfuI Collision.
HARRIsBURo, March 5.


Harrisburg, March 5.
There is a report here of terrible Railroad acc.
dent, which occurred on Thursday night, on the
Penn. Railroad, above Lewistcwn. An emigrant
train and ireightrain came in collision, doing great
destruction. Several lives were lost and many bad.
ly hurt.
WASHINGTON, March 5.
The Senate in Executive business will sta fort
night, at least, and probably month. The Cabinet
will 60 up on Monday, and it is expected will he
confirmed without opposition. Tue same day some
trouble is expected between Commodore Moore aud
Senator Pierce, concerning the of the latter
in opposition TO the Navy hill
Nc. Pu'zsky has arrived here to day, irom New
York, for the purpose If laying before The Govern
meni definite information the approaches Of
Rnssia upon Turkey, and the possibility of general
European war arriving lhereftom.
Four trunks were broken open at Browns Hote
last evening, also four at Wizards. Three men
from New York were arrested on suspicion, this
morning, and, being brought before the Mayor, were
sentenced, as Vagrauts, to thirty days Imprisonment
Ii Chas. l.. Woodbury. consents, Mr. Hallet will
be District Attorney of Massachusetts.
Gen. Cas- leaves here tomorrow, for Michigan,
in consequence of the serious illness of his wife.
New York, March 6.
The steamship Empire City arrived to day with
Havana dates to The 1st inst. The Island was gen.
orally tranquil.
BosToN, March 5.
About 100 letters, addressed 10 Bostonians, and
supposed to contain money, were stolen from the
mail agents Office on board the steamer Commodore,
on her trip from New York 10 Stonngton, on Friday
evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.

From the Report of the Committee on Dentistry at tie
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
II" the case presented by-O. Harris, of Worces
ter the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND IN
Qualified praise both for the etnce of the mate
rial the uaturaness and dehcacy of coor the perfect
carving of the teeth and also for the superiority OF the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting of the
teeth to it,
In view of these facts your Committee award to him
the first premium of
silver M dal,
for the specimens presented.'
Having increased facilities for the manufacture OF
Teeth subscriber prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth, OF superior quality, both TO strength
and le-like Appearance
Particular attention paid Filling. and all other oper-
ltinns OF the Teeth.
Tooth brushes; also, Tooth Powders and Wash, su
perior articles, may be had OF O. F HARRIS,
1853 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
dawlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
BosToN. March 5.

WAsHINGToN, March 4. The city is swarm
ing with strangers and ladies. Hundreds slept in
the Rotunda, and warm passages of the Capitol,
lying down on their cloaks, while thousands
walked the streets all night. Two thousand ar
rived here this morning in the Baltimore TAIN
Pedestrians and equestrans from the surrounding
country are pouring IN in immense numbers
IL, M-Ihe procession is now moving from
City Hall to take up the President The win
dows of The houses along the Avenue are filled
with ladies'
r. M.-The procession moved at IL o'clock,
accordmgto programme, under the escort of de-
lachment of military, in command of Col Hck-
ley, consisting of Briggss Battery Of four cannon,
IyIer's Flying Artillery from Fort McHenry,
United STATES Marines and number of volunteer
corps, Ministers Corps Diplomatique, members
elect and ex-members of Congress, members of
Congress, members ofihe Cabinet, Governors and
ex Governors Of States officers of the Army and
Navy, &c, the President elect in the carriage.
with Mr.. Fillmore by his side. 1t was one mile
IN length The corlege reached the Capitol at one
O'Clock, when the Presidents, retiring and elect
with the officials, passed into the Senate chamber
aud took their Seats
At quarter past one, the Marshal ofthe Dis
lrcl, with the Judges Of the Supreme Cour fol-
wed by the President and President elect and
the whole assembly in the chamber, started in
procession to the eastern font of the Capito,
where the oath of office was administered TO Cen
eral Pierce by the Chief Justice, at the close of
which the President stepped forward to read the
Inaugural Address
EUeniag. The President delivered his Inau
gnral IN remarkably clear, distinct voice, and
Tree but dIsnIiled manner, being repeatedly inter.
rupted by enthusiastic applause. On the concu-
sion the bellsrung, martial music sounded, and
cannons doomed, in honor of the occasion The
immense concourse gradually dispersed Large
masses followed President Pierce to the White
House, and waited upon him in the usual recep-
lion room.
Ex-Presdent Fillmore took possession of the
apartments al Wizards Hotel vacated by Gen.
Pierce, intending TO occupy them few days
prior TO taking his intended Southern tour.
MIR. Fillmore dined with Mr. Pierce at the
Presidential mansion in tile evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
Work, NorkII

If the friends of reform wish to carry the Con-
venton, they mast work. Labor is prayer! We
have sought for Convention Of wise, sober, discreet
and enlightened men to reconstruct or modify the
fundamental laws Of the State; let US work to
make cur wish fact
Let Us put our ticket through triumphan,ly, and
show the Wings that their mode of repeating the
Secret Ballot Law, and their desperate proceedings
towards Representatives have not made US favor
able to their despolc principles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

MATTERS AT WASHINGTON - Runaorea Ap-
potntments. Washington, March 5-The present
Cabinet continue to fill their Offices by request of
President Pierce, until the new one shall be con-
hrmed, which will probably be done on Monday
The following nominations will probably soon
be made MIR Buell. of Michigan, Minister to
Berlin; r. Y. K Meade of Virginia, to Peru
Buchanan to London; Nicholson of Tenn, to
Spain; Bedinger of Virginia, to Central Ameri-
ca ; D. r. Carter OF Ohio, Commissioner of Pa.
tents Col. German, of Indiana, Commissioner
of the Land Office
Senator Dixon Of Kentucky is very i'll, and his
recovery is doubtful.
The International Copyright Treaty negotiated
between Messrs Everett and Champion was sent
INTO the Senate some days since. 1t is under
stood that by one of its provisions an English
author Is not required to have his book first
printed in the United States, in order to secure
Tor 1T a copyright here.
Government has ordered a caloric engine of 60
horse power, for the Navy Yard in this city.
1t is sair that trouble is brewing for Mr. Cush-
ing Mr. Benton has demonstrated against his
appointment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
ne pOISONTNG rn

Thousands of Parents who Vormiruge composed
OF Castor Oil, Caiomel, &c, NOS aware that while
they appear TO benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series Of Diseases such as sal
iyatioD, loss of sight, weakness limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, which eask the attention Of
all directly Interested IN their well their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints, all disorders
arising from those o bilious type you shoudmake
oil the only genuine medicine HobensacA's Liver Pills
% I" Be not deCetUed," but ask for Hobensack's
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the Signature OF The Proprietor, j. n. HOBENSACK
as none else genuine
l.. +. LAZELL, f.. II. MARSH, and SCOTT,
Jr Agents for Worcester.
d,F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
TOtal,includ ng passengers and employees 3i8 IS

The CoNvENrIoN OF ls2O.-The Conven-
non OF 1920 for the revision of the Constitution,
assembled in the State House in Boston, Nov. Is,
OF that year. Ex.Presideut John Adams was
elected President of that body, receiving 1886 out
OF 35S votes; but, in consideration of his aye and
ofthe arduous dulles of the chair, he declined =
Chief Justice Parker was chosen in his s,ead, re-
ceivIng 100 votes, 10 1870 for Joseph Story, So for
John Phillips, and | scattering. On the second
day OF me session, Mr. Adams was introduced to
the Convention by committee, and conducted to
seat assigned him on the right of the Presiden,
As he entered, tho members rose. and stood nm
covered until he was seated The Convention
adjourned JAM 9Th, 1921, sitting less than two
months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

ASSAULT AND MURDER.-On Sunday even
ing, Feb p, four men in the employ of the Glas-
gov Mills at Hadey Falls, opposite HolyolSe
were returning home from Hoyoke, when they
were brutaily assaulted with stones by seven un-
known men, who were lying in wait for them by
the way One of the number, John Jacob Bliss,
had his head cut open and died in consequence
of ensuing congestion, on Wednesday last An
other had his head shockIngly cut, and is still con-
fined TO his bed, from that and his other Injuries.
All efforts have thus far failed 10 discover the
perpetrators of The gross outrage and murder
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

CY- IA English paper gives a new use for
milk. Il says
"A novel discovery has recently been made,
which is likely TO effect revolution in The milk
trade. Ia consequences offhe advance in the price
OF oIire oil. drsm f40 per ion TO go, the manu-
5acturers Of wooiep cloths. who use this oil in
large qualities. have found on that necessity is
abe mother Of invention. One OF them, in the
neighboJhaod of Teurlstone. near Pennisione,
dried whether o,ilk mixed witb OH would not an
swer the puposs, The experiment exceeded his
expecipGops, hs HixIure being (p better
for the purpose thsa Give oil alone. 1be 1Oase.
4uence bas .baen, that mix ms advanced ~ gs I'D
per gallon, in the aeighbcrhaad Of some Of the
syooIen slotA mills. ADD COWS are being bought
up in all directions. There was brisk sale at
Peiisicne marke, on Thursday, everything gong
of al excellent prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

BuReLARY.-The Daguerreolype Rooms of
hessrs Adams g. Cldhin, l42 Main street, were
brOksa open on Friday night last. by forcing the
door, WINCH was very much shattered, and about
one hundred dOllars worth Of rich papter mache
and Other cases, &c, were stolen.
The same slgh. an attempt was made, proba-
bly, BY the same person or persons, 10 enter the
store Of A. y Thompson g. CO., but the noise
aroused person sleeping in the store, who made
such demonstrations as caused the precipr,a,e
flight Of the burglar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07

FREE WILL BAPTIST QUARTERLy. published BY viii
lianis. & Co, providence, X. l.
We have received this first number Of this nevr
publication, and we greet il with cordial welconse,
into the arena Of literary criticism. The field of litsra
is as broad the universe and the increase of
those who cultivate it with honest hearts, strong intel
lects, and nobility of purpose win inc cease the agencies
which are now solve the syani problems Of
human life, human law. ana humsn destiny.
The Free Wit Baptist QaarteTyis conducted by an
Association, and is, ueeve permanently established
We are glad Of this, for 1t promises to be work Of
peculiar excellence, oy III its literary execution.
but in its holiness ana Independence of spirit in lis
true caholcaty of bsnevoience aud in its noble vnd
cation of Christianity.
We copy the following paragraph from the iniroduc
tory article as cohpendious exposition of the prnci
cipes upon which ths work is TO be conducted in rea
ton to The questions of the day:
eve take stand in these matters. npon tba, nor
ton OF fe Covenant which generally prevails in The
churches oil Gar denomination We covenant that we
VIII not trtno n nor use Intoxicating drinks as bev-
erase and that we will sustain tie other benevolent
enterprises OF the day Missions Sabbath Schools,
Moral Retorm, Anti-Slayery Education and all
which m The use al holy means tend to The glory of
Sod and The welfare OF man. The word hoy is en-
pioySd 10 denote that which is lawful fl Christian to
emsoy ami we do rot mean forget the course OF
&C ion 70 which we thIs pledged, even though H.
boring in reiormsn
TIE first number contains several articles of the
first class o; excellence The article Daniel w bser
rs written with great ability aud puwer The aricf on
Modern sceptical Tendencies meets question of vita
nteres aud importance, in the spirit Christian
philosophy
We that this magazine will receive wide cir
culation ana that it i'll long continue 10 advocate with
the ability and energy of which it gives Epomise
the great interests of humanity aud the cause of true
vital religion.