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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-23
NORsE'S INVIGORATTNG ELIXIR
lYE Or C0RnIA .=The earth,s is

1NA OR C0RDIAL.-The earths crust is a vast depos
tory of remedies suitable to the diseases of the creatures
that nhabit 1T and science, industry, reflection and ex
PERTINENT continually introducing from this great re
medal store-house, agents for the ameoration Of
human suerings The powerful of these agensthat
has been applied for the mitigation pain the con-
seryaton of health, and the prolongaon Of fe is the
Asiac herb which forms the basis Of Dr. Morsss Ivia
Grating Eirir or Cordial This preparation if not a
universal panacea, certainly embraces within its province
ms curative, greater number Of complaints than have
before been subdued, even relieved BY single
medicine 1t applicable to all diseases and all
disorders Of the secreve organs 1t literally renoyates
the of the stomach and gives to every organ and
every fluid necessary to Digestion its full natural ygur
however the same may have been impaired by illness or
indulgence the provocative function has been impaired
in either SEX single of this preparation viii i'm
part to the relaxed organization, its full sexual vgor
Woman the most fragile well the fairest portion Of
animated nature, will fnd this her surest reliance in all
the difficulties radical incidental which her structure
is liable; while in of headache neuralgia
dyspepsia nervous melancholy hysera feebeness ner-
vous trembling, ncpient paralysis seeplessness unnat-
ural ritabiy, fanting fits, epilepsy, weakness of the
back, general prostraon papaon Of the heart lassi
tude, mental incidence &c. its effects are as certain and
uniform the results Of mathematical calculation
The Cordials put up highly concentrated in pint bot
lies. Pricet three dollars per bottle two for ave dollars six
for twelve dollars. G. h. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United states. Cana
la, and the West Indies. AeEsrs--Worcester. M. r.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS & HAVEN Providence,
J. BALCH SON. Boston, BURR & PERRY.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-23

GARL SENTZ, late member Of the Germanai
~ Musical Society, has the pleasure to inform the
patrons of Music that he has taken with Mr. Perry
at No. Harrington Corner where he will happy to give
instruction in PIANO AND SINGING. His Six years
connection with the above Society," and the sole study in
Europe of both Of these branches under the abes profess
of Music enable him to give all who may favor him
with their patronage, full satisfaction If preferred
will be given at the respective the pupils
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ssa VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-With-
miles OF the city of Worcester, containing 14O
7dcres, more less, with 40 of Woodland, and
warranted to cut thousand cords of wood For fur
ther particulars, inquire of L. Il. ABBOTT Il CO.,
O3 DIFF Us Main street
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IpATENT ELASTIC HoRsE sH0E.-

EDATENT ELASTIC HORSE SHOE
The subscribers residents of Worcester having been
for time using tie Patent Elastic Horse Shoe manu-
featured by Mr.. A. P JORDAN, find them to answer an
admirable purpose especially for horses with tender feet
enabling them to travel with much greater ease and grad
ualy restoring the feet to soundness health For
horses would not be without Them for the cost Of
shoes and shoeng, aud we very confidently recommend
them to the public.
Z. WARREN, II. W. EDDY
SELDEN RICE, NATHAN WARNER,
SILAS S. TAFT, 0xford FRANCIS AUSTIN,
D. j. BAKER, -. 0SG00D BRADLEY,
JONATHAN DAY. ALBERT KINGSLEY.
$50 dit
ENXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
IA The subscriber having taken Lease of the Bowling
Saloon Exchange street. would inform the public that
he has reed it in the best STYLE and will spare pains
to make place of resort worthy of their patronage.
Private parties accommodated reasonable terms.
Nj. d. WOOD,
OIL diff No. Al Exchange street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-23
JOEL M. HOLDE

FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES.
large assortment of Beds, Mattresses Bedsteads Bu-
reaus, Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, Clocks, &c,
constantly on hand and for SALE whosesae and RETAIL at
the LOWEST PRICES.
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HORACE PARTRIDGE.

AORACE PARTRIDGE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
German, French, and English Toys.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Cutlery, Silver and Silver Plated Spoons Accordeons,
Victims, Port-AIonnaies, Baskets,
Fesg etGbIe IUory Thimbtes,
Measuring Tapes, Emery Cushions Rattes, &c. &c. &C.
Also-a general assortment Of Fancy Goods.
$40 dawSm 1O7 Hanover Street, Boston
u ONDON EMERY 1000 Casks, warranted
IA the hes. in the market.
MORRILL, & CO..
feb2s m Exchange St. Boston.
CTIMPSON'S COMMERCIAL WRIT
- ING FLUIDS Warranted superior TO all other
sinks use, they not only write easily but copy
equal to most copying inks Forsae at the IONIC GOLD
PEN FACTORY, 81 Washington st., BosT0N.
ap13 dem
HECK EF4S' FARINA-Has been pronounced
II by Physicians and Chemists, the best food which
be used by persons having tendency to Darrhea,
Dysentery Cholera prevalent during hot weather.
Grocers and Druggists all keep it. Wholesale by
S. G. BoWDLEAR K CO.,
81 diff II Long Wharf Boston.
ARPETINGS.-GREAr BARGAINS in Car
~ peting and Window Shades. at
PEARL MARTINS,
1853 Hanover Street, Boston.
N. B.-Store and Office SHADES made to order.
SO dawSm
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.lsl. p u LIC CTION .
Win be sold at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the oath
day Of October instant at TO O'Clock A. NJ at New Eng
land Village, in Grafton, the following described
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTAT T.
of Smith Pratt nsolvent debtors: All their right, title,
and interest, in and unto rain Dwelling House, and
about Of Land, adjoining the Quinsgamond Ho
tel, in New England Village. Also, about 81 acres Of
Moving and Tage Laud lying between the road leading
from New England Village to the Boston and Worcester
Railroad and the loyey Pond Also, about lot of
Cultivated land, called the "Byron Lot" situated near the
Upper Mills, in N. Il. Village Also, all their interest in
Quinsigam Hotel Estate. Also, the "arow Mills es-
tate consisting of about 10 of land dwelling house,
and water privilege, situated in Shrewsbury Also, about
26i land in Shrewsbury, near Long Pond, formerly
owned by LohrOp and Others Also, the Dwelling House
and land, in which said smith lives in N. Il. Village
and also the Estate adjoining, called the "Polard Es
tate" Also the Ray Place, so called in N. Il. Village
Also, the Cottage Place, called, opposite the Qunsga-
mond Hotel Also about ten acres of Land on the road
leading to Worcester opposite the Upper MIL in n H.
Village Also House Lot adjoining the "Copp Place."
in N. Il. Village, the road leading to the Boston and
Worcester Rairoadand, also, two other House Lots,
the last described the west side Of said road
Also. one Lot of Land the Water Privilege, in
''Waterye District" in n L. Village. Also, the Thomp
House. called, in N. f. Village Also, lot of Land
and Barn. thereon-and, also, other Lot, containing
about 81 acres, and Orchard Also three Pews in the
Westinghouse of the Baptist Society, in N e. Village, and
Pew, in the Methodist Westinghouse in said village
Also, one Pew in the Second Baptist Westinghouse, aud
also, do in the Methodist Westinghouse in Grafton.
Also, House the "Dayis M,' and the Machinery
in said MILL viz: 100 Looms, 1865 Spindles and the me-
cessary preparations Spinning Frames-224 spindles
Cloth Machines. sundry Supplies Tools &c. One Safe,
Hay Scales yoke of Oxen, Carryal, Top Buggies,
Chaise, common Wagons, Horse Cart and Harness.
single do, lIaters Horse Blankets, Buffalo Robes, &c
Also, Pows, Harrow, and large variety of Farming
Utensils and other articles above mentioned Also,
Church Organ, in the Baptist Church, in N H. Village
ALEX. PUTNAM, q S. NJ. REDD1NG, Auct'rs.
Worcester, Oct. 9, 1854 OH is
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III FOR SALE IN WEST BORO'.-
Is,iiG One acre of Land, and DWELLING-H0USE con-
tanning IL rooms, wood house attached, water brot
into the house, all in perfect repair and convenient for
one or two tenements.
Also, TWO ACRES OF LAND, Zone of the prettest
situations in Wesboro abundanty supplied with Fruit
Of different kinds with two Dwellings upon the
One or both buildings will be sold with the land, suit
the purchaser.
The above property is situated within from three five
minntes walk of the Depot three Churches, and the High
School,
Also, GOOD FARM, of so acres, (and more if de-
sired) well walled and waered; good supply Of Fruit
and wood for the farm; buildings in good repair, and
beautifully located.
The above property will be sold at bargain as the
proprietor is DESTROYS of moving Ohio before cold wealth
For further particulars, inquire of W. A FISHER,
ESQ., Worcester, or DIR. j. G. GILMAN, Westboro'.
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &; Coz
271 PiPer's Block, Main Street,

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail
Country merchants will find highly advantageous to
their interests to call at store we can offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In Custom Department, may be found the most ex-
ensve of Piece Goods to be found this city,
consisting of BroddclOts, Doeskns, Black and Fancy
Cassimeres. Casters, Beavers Vestings in Grenadne
and London Silks, VetuetS, Plush, Cashmere, &c, which
will be made up at the shortest notice. and in the best
manner, under the charge Of Mr. ALBERT PATTERsoNwho
cannot be exceled by any in this city, expert
enced Gutter dawtf o6
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mr.. ~. MORRILL,, No. 10 HOWARD STREET

EAR. #. MORRILL,, No. Is HOWARD STREET
NJ BOST0N.-DEAR SIR:-Words cannot express to you
the gratitude feel due you for the benefit
ceived from your truly invaluable medicine, and think
cannot justify myself without this small token of my
friendship and esteem, insomuch as you have been my
GUARDIAN ANGEL in restoring to health which had
long since despaired Of had for long time 1.-TWO years
been troubled with that most dreadful of all COMPLAINTS
seminal emissions, which weakened me in body and
mind, that was obliged to give up all business and con-
suit physician regarding my applied to the ESQ
calied) best physician regarding my commenced
taking his medicines and continued do so two months
without getting any relief the contrary continued
TO grow worse very fast had lost about twenty pounds
OF hesh and saw if continued taking his highly vauned
specifics, that death would relieve my suerings
rms physician then told that my was incurable
that had better not take any medicine He said that
was in decline which would end in consumption Ithen
despared of obtaining any relief and saw that unless
something was done to mitigate the complaint should
soon be numbered with the deaf. Happening pass your
Office one day, thought would make one more trial
commenced taking your Compound Essence of China
truly wonderful medicine, restored to perfect health
shall not fail to recommend it any my friends that
are suffering from SUCH any other disease that flesh
heir to. Hoping this will find you enjoying health and
prosperity in your profession remain your aectonate
friend. II W. r.
Boston, March IS, 1858.
S.-You arc at liberty to make public statement Of
my T. W
DR.. MORRILL, is strictly confidential in all cases
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RcoI Gstotc.

EN f. ABBOTT s. co, REAL ESTATE
EAS b II O X T. r. S,
would respectfully invite the attention of those conten-
plating purchasing Real Estate, call and examine their
very desirable schedule, consisting of Farms Wood Lots
Water privileges Houses and House Lots various parts
of the city and adjoining towns
e. f. ABBOTT 4 CO.,
% diff 21S Main street, corner of Main and Pearl
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rSA FOR SALE.-A SMALL FARM containing
f9& 40 acres, well wooded and abundant supply of
Fruit, within miles of the Central Exchange
Inquire of CIIAS. HERSEY, New Worcester.
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6tORN AND RYE MEAL;
~ GRAHAM MEAL;
RYE FLOUR;
All of superior quality, for family use, for sat- b.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-23

MECHANICS AND VORKINGMEN
I'VE dne opportunity is offered you secure
Homestead ior only SIS, and in new village Long
Island the location of which surpassed by any in
the vicinity of New York. Apply at
f. Il. ABB0TTS,
o3 diff No. 2IS Main street, Worcester.
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hs FOR SA LE-Several modern, and thorough
s,sg ly built HOUSES containing one two tenements
each, wi from 5000 to $4,000 feet of land; prices
from $4,000 to $4,000, payments easy.
Several fine COTTAGES for sale.
Desirable HOUSEHOLDS in various streets, and from
three oive and ten mnues walk of the City Hail. be
sold on time
Several good Houses to be exchanged for good Farms,
with good buildings thereon situated Rail
Road in the vicinity of Worcester. A. J. EATON,
% diff Corner Of Myrtle and Southbrdge sts.
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REED,S PATENT RANGE.

REEDS PATENT IA NGE.
This Range is constructed the strctest scientific
principles with the idea of performing all its Offices in
the perfect Manner with the least possible fuel and
possesses merits unsurpassed by any Range il
For sale by j. HILTON, No. Mechanic street.
"a dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-23

VENHE FALL TERM OF Il. s. NASON'S
n JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL,
will commence on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 4th
at No Warren Hail. at o'clock.
All the children taught to sing by note, and their
voices will receive proper cultivation and training.
Tickets, including book ST. to be had as above.
All scholars must provide themselves with a Ticket at
he comm encement of the School, diff Il
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-
HGAkERY BUSINESS FOR SALE.-The
BID business of an extensive bakery, situated in the
of Medford. is offered for sale.
FIVE HORSES Three Wagons, Horse Power, MG-
chimes, Tools, Failures &c.
Three good rOnes and Store altogether doing upwards of
-Four Hundred Dollars worth of business weekly Price
$2500 An enterprisng man wishing to engage in bus
mess Of this kind do better than to examine this
place. it is but five miles from Boston, and conf
For further particulars, apply at his Office of the
scriber, on the premises. WARREN RICHARDSON.
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By ALEXANDER PUTNAM.

Worcester, Sept. %. 1914. dts
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WMTANTED--By the subscriber, an American Girl
wv To 40 homework. A. II. NEWTON.
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ENORD'S BLOOD RENOVATOR, OR
IL GREAT PANACEA.--Ths Prescription is without
Its parallel in renovang and purifying the Blood, expel-
ing from the system all Contagious diseases forever such
as Erysipelas Salt Rheum, Itch, Scurvy, Ring Worm,
scroua, or Kings Evil Tumors, Sores Slow Ulcers and
all other diseases arising from the impurities of the blood
Hundreds Of testimonials bearing witness 10 its efficacy
showing in some instances the wonderful cures this med
icine has worked.
DTecttons-Take half wineglass full three timesEa
day before meals.
Manufactured and sold by JOHN E. FORD, Chemist
and Apohecary S39 Hanover Street, Boston, to whom all
orders must be addressed. Price 10 Cents.
OILS dawly JOHN H. FORD Propretor
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A(istellaneous.

BINALL STYLE HATS.-A general assortment
a. a MERRILLS 22l Main treet. 81
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Horse Nails made from the best U. B. Iron, warranted
N. b. P. & l. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
tCAN CAST STEEL.
IL The above will be sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at the old sand Washington Square
PRATT 4 INMAN.
Worcester, Oct l, 1854. deodawtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
FIRES.

FIRE ~ GRAND-sT.-AREEsr FOR ARs0S.-Lss
evening, about o'clock. q fire was discovered 10 tue
small building No. sos Grand-st., occupied by Moses
Myers as a groeery-store and dwelling. The fremen,
who were soon on the ground, speedily extnguished
the flames, ssd before the premises had sustained
much damage. The front portion OF the first floor was
occupied by Myers as store and the rear part as
dwelling. After the flames were subdued, the Fire
Martial examined the premises and found quantity
of infsnmsbe material saturated with eamphene in
vs-ious places about the store, in consequence OF
which he formed opinion that the fire was the work
Of design.
There was very little property Of any value either
in the store or dwelling. Myez, upon being ques-
toned stated thar he had sn insurance Of $500 on bis
stock and 81. 500 his furniture in the Reliance In
sursDee Company.
The same place was on FIRE last Sunday night when
suspicious then entertained that the fire was the
work of design. Upon the facts elected BY the ex-
animation last evening, Mr.. Baker caused the arrest
Of Myers charge Of setting fire TO the premises.
He wiz be examined TO day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
A POLICEMAN STABBED BY A CANDE
DATE FOR ALDERMAN.

Last night a. about ~ oclock, q disturbance &C.
CURED in Greenwichst., near Morrs-st aud officers
Gurley and Sheehsn arrested one Of the parties en-
gagged in the disturbance. Friends Of the prisoner
interfered TO rescue him, and succeeded in doing
80. John b. Holmes, a candidate for Alder
man, came up a. the time, and aided in
rescuiDg the prisoner. Upon attempting to arrest
Holmes, about fifteen minutes afterward, for his in
reference, while he, with two other persons, was
standing in the middle of Greenwich-st., where the
difficulty took place, officer Gurley was stabbed by
Holmes the knife cutting the cheek at the first blow
and at the second the blade entered Gureys left side
between the fourth and fifth ribs and penetrated the
left lung.
Gurley, upoI being stabbed, said :" am stabbed
and fell TO the sidewalk. He vas taken up and con-
veyed 10 the Station House, where his wounds were
examined and pronounced 70 be dangerous and he
was removed the Hospital, where be lies IN pre-
carious condition.
Holmes after stsbbing Guriey, made plunge At
officer Sheehan who felled him with his club an he
was conveyed to the Station house, and locked up.
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respects all other questions be considered OF sec
ondary moment! Now, by abandoning an issue OF hts
tofical importance, the Slavery question certainly
s for the gratifcstion Of palfry spite against me
Msipe law. and sQuxotic crusade against the aTeedy
exploded humbug Of No.hpgism- which a.
ways partook more of the nature OF wInainii 'uaa
OF gsbt with brains in his head. Ihey expose
Themselves and their followers TO the dis sppoln,ed
public as being Of the very lowest order o. is.eL-
etpce-not much above Esau. who 500 as or ln-
right for ness Of pottage worse than the saVtges
who bartered away their homes and native nunuos-
grounds for few worthless tribes, snd strikingy
similar 10 the population of Munich who couid nor
be brought TO rise in when the King oroAe
scores Of solemn promises of political reform, ou'
regularly broke out in rebellion Ehenever the pnee
of beer was raised half penny quart. Are those
who have counseled such course not aware tnst
they impress public at large with the idea that tue
Germans must be divided into two cstegOres-such
a. make their living by selling lager beer, and such
a. think they cannot live without the same Are
vors they degrade the Germans to the huniiist-
ing position Of special body-guard OF the
liquor dealers know they pretend TO combat for
the principles Of unrestricted personal liberty and
Dopipterference with property, but the fallacy Of
their Arguments can be exposed by few words. NJ
uerous laws interfere less with the free Will
spd the discretion of individuals as for instance, the
lsws in regard TO marrsge the laws against carrying
deadly weapons, and 90 on Numerous laws requisite
the use Of and therefore interfere with, property,
ss for instance, the police regulations which exist
or ought to exist against storing away large qualti-
ties Of gunpowder in the midst of popuIous city;
the city ordinances against furious driving laws
regulating the rate OF speed on railroads. Now all
these laws interfere with personal liberty, or with
the use OF property, and ought, therefore, if the
above watchword. are more than she n, TO be as OBJ
iectorsbe in their estimation, the Maine Law it.
self for they are all based the same Fundamental
idea of restricting the individual for the benefit Of So
ciety. But these watchwords are nothing else bnt
the twin brothers of Douglass popular sove-
"reieny" Now, il there be any selfrespect and in-
tegence left in the Masses to whose leadership these
men aspire, appeal to them, in the name OF honor
and common sense to show themselves true to great
iess and disgraceful opposition to quiet, but far
reaching reforms any attempt to stay which just as
useless as to try take Gibraltar by kicking against
the rock HANS.
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The RUSSIANS RECROSSInG The DANUBE.
Discussions Between Austria and Prussia.
Dates, Liverpool and London. Oct. I'll.

The r. NJ. steamship Arabia which lefs Liverpool
a, 10 o'clock on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 81,
arrived a, this port at soclock on Friday morning
The steamship Hermann had not arrived when tue
Arabs LETT
The Arsbis, Oct. ~, spoke, off Mine Head, clipper
.bip Lightning, Forbes, 81 days from Melbourne.
There is nothing very definite from the Crmea'
The allies were to begin the siege at all points on the
10th or 18th inst Nevertheless spectators were busy
in circulating report that the place had already
fallen.
At Liverpool the CoTros market had reeeded to
the quotations of previous week. BREADsruFfs,
RICE LARD, TALLow, and PALM OH were consid-
erably dearer. CossoLs closed, GOTH, Money s4t0
s4i; Account s4issii Bank of England retum
shows decrease of bullion of f67, s6l sterling.
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THE BATTLE OF ALMA.

Letters giving details Of the battle Of Alma con-
tinue to be interesting Notwithstanding that public
anxiety Is the stretch for news from Sevastopol.
Some disspprobstion Is expressed that the Admirals
did not land couple of thousand of msr;ues sea-
men to relieve the troops Of the fatguing duty Of bury
ing tie dead and removing the wounded. Slight dis
agreements have occurred as to the respective merits
Of the different corps engaged, and especially - 10
who captured the only Russian gun that was taksa-
A the words "Grensdier Guards' were found
ohalksd on the gun that regiments claim 10 Il osr-