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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-21

Cottage House for SaIe.-The subscriber Of
fers his House, the of Grown and Congress s
for sale reasonable terms The location for beauty or
prospect is not surpassed in the City of Worcester
person wishing small tenement at low price will find
livery desirable--it contains Rooms and a wood
house, with excellent well of water and many choice
Fruit Trees, in bearing condition.
f. II. PUTNAM,
N. %
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Clutch md Gainbia.-50O0 5. Clutch; 900 lbs.
Gambia, just received and for sale by
G. S. & A. J. HOWE
mch29 diff Worcester Bank Block.
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l.. Babbitfs DaSuerreOtypes-Nos. 5 and
IL Piper Block. Mr. BIS 90 cent Types superior to
many that sold for $3.50 Please call and examine
specimens, je14 diff
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New Bmttcr and Cheese-Just aved, a
prime lot of New Butter and Cheese which will n, sold
low. DRAPER & CLARK, From V.
les diff
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- Mcchanics' tOODls, with Steam Power
10 KENT, in Cleveland, 0hio.-The undersigned has in
process of erection, Brick Building in central loc
on three stories high, each floor containing about 20 600
square feet The building will be covered with slate
urhlshed win Two eighy-horse power Engines and will
be ready for occupancy early in the coming l Anv
CURED amount of steam power will be rented with the
rooms Workers in iron and other metals preferred For
lurther information, address j. l.. HEWITT,
June %, 1854 DIM Cleveand obio
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George Hoyt, M. d., Office No. IS, Main st.
second door Of the temperance Exchanged nearly OPP
posite the Court House. ap1S dtf
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Clamin's DnguerreOtypc Rooms, 1888 Mail
street, opposite American Temperance House,
je9 DIFF
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CALVIN E- PRATT

RTRAIT PAINTER,
No. . Piper's Block Main Street Worcester, Mas
apl5 dom
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& VAL
ATTORNEY i COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
rnav3 AZ
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JAMES d. ESTABROOE

p. EMORY ALDKICH.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
d7 No. Union Block, Worcester d&wtf
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j. X. Clark, M. d., Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from to Al NJ, and
from to 3 p NJ.
Worcester. January /. 1851 ar
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Wanted Immediately. 500 Workmen on Linen
and Alpaca Goats. The highest prices will be paid
CHAS. W. FkEELAND & CO.,
Union Block, Main street
Worcester AZ
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p. S.-There is no fear of cholera. have
not seen case from Boston to Kansas, and,
although it has prevailed to limited extent
in some places, it is confined to the filthy and
intemperate. was never better in my life,
and any others from the East may be as well
if careful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-21

No. III Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. Importer Of
French and German Toy Watches Manufacturers Agent
for the sale Of Jewely also, wholesale dealer in Sewing
Silk Vegetable and Ivory Goods. 10th City and Country
trade is solicited inch d&wfm
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w. w. Il / G e

W. w II II = II
ATTOR NEY Il T La W,
No. Worcester Bank Block ........ Foster street.
jy1n WORCESTER, MASS. Id&wtf
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Dr. Henry Sargent having paid particular at
tention in his recent visit Paris and London to the
study of Diseases of the Eye and General Surgery will
henceorth devote himself especially the practice Of
these branches of his Profession. Office No. II and 10
Morcester Bank Block. nn12 darrtf
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Lewis q. Mum, Aucti0meer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to- Office. 2SS Main st.. up tsairs.
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Teeth filed in the most thorough and sklful manner
II Office at his Residence. 156 Main st. ap19 dom
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Exchange and Collection Office, 144 Main Street Drafts
Stocks, Specie and Bank Notes. bought and sold Bills Of
Exchange for ,he Old Country, drawn Messrs George
Peabody Co. London,) ready hand. Collections in
any part of the United States and Canadas Also some
other things usually done by Brokers. mch2O diff
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MARRIED.

900 bushels of superior Beans for sale at
feh25 DIFF DRAPER & CLARKiS, Front ST.
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q. He JencHs, DENTIST, and Manufacturer Of
Mineral Teeth TEETH inserted on fine gold plate from
one tooth TO entire set.
Filling and extracting done in the most thorough man.
ner. Satisfaction guaranteed in all charge.
~ Office over ESos DoRR h Co.'s Bookstore, four
doors north Of the American House.
Worcester, May /, 1854 dtf
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DRAPER Il CLARK.
Offer for sale and will keep on hand through the season.
better assortment of LIME than be bought at any
other place in the State. Also, Cement and Cacine Pas
ter.
Worcester, March Is, 1854. diff mcl2s
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DR.. $. o. Richardson's Shcrry-Vyine

Drs >. DE- Rfcha rGisOm's Shcrry.Wiue
Buffers are eTectual and certain source of relief
from those irregularities affections brought on by close
confinement in factories and workshops where operatives
by close application to business, neglect of recreation
and too much haste in the consumption their food break
down the tone OF the stomach and bowels render the
blood impure, and derange The whole system The use of
these Btters will overcome these difficulties and render
such frequent application to physician unnecessary
Numerous testimonials Of their efficacy in all difficulties
arising from sedentary life and habits, of the most posi-
tive character might be produced but prefer to let the
medicine speak for Itself For sale by druggists generally
my3 d2taweoy3ms
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LETTER FROMKANsAs,

The following letter from gentleman be-
longing 10 Worcester County, who is now ex-
ploring the territory of Kansas, will be perus-
ed with interest, and all its statements may
be implicitly relied upon:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-21

DIR. j. f. HOlnlaM's Spring Bitfers-
Spring has come, with its birds and blossoms the best
way for invads to enjoy its sweets, is supply them
selves with Dr. HoLMANs BTrERs put up pint bottles
at 20 cents per boea sure cure for Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints, &C.
Manufactured by P. r. SLATER Il Co., No. fremont
Temple Boston, Proctor Brother Agents for Gloucester
J. Q. HILL, 229 Main street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent. my3l deod3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-21

Dentistry,-H. r. BISHOP, d. d. s., has awaited
himself of the highest opportunities, and the most recent
improvements in Dental Science. With long experience
and successful practice in this City, he enabled to offer
renewed inducements to those requiring the services of
Dentist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-21

Drawing and Painting.-Miss N. NJ. COFFIN
has now opened her Drawing Room, for the reception
ing, Water Color Painting, Papier Mache and Leather
work All those interested in the are invited to call
at her Room, No. 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK Foster st.
where specimens Of Drawing and ornamental work NAV
be seen. Hours-From till p. NJ
References-Rev. DR.. Hill Rev. DR.. Smalley. Mr.
Enos Dorr, bookstore POS Main st. my26 DIFF
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The w Orcester COrncI Band, Or. W. Tw1cH
ELL Leader and Director, Are prepared to furnish
Music for all occasions.
+ Apply to X. w. TWICHELL, 25 Salem street,
N. ?. GODDARD, AluIbury street
T Orders left at Loring Brothers Music store 2o3 mr.
A. Marsh 1874 Main ST. will meet with prompt attention
by O. M. ADAMS Clerk
my19 d3m
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Nem advertisements.
u x @ u r. S / O N

eyN) $40 REWARD.-strayed or stolen
Ef@I1 from the subscriber, the 21st inst a white
u ID Hound DOG, with yellow head and ears spot
OF the same partly on his back and ta an
swers TO The name of Ranger; had a leather collar
with the owners name, when he left Whoever viii w.
turn said dog, shall receive the above reward
A. DAVENPORT.
OeSlDor0S July I'll 1904. d6tk
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Intelligence Office. Having been duly licensed
to keep an Intelligence 0ce the undersigned is prepared
to furnish Hotels Boarding Houses and Private Families
with American, and other male and female help Orders
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons in want
help and those wishing for employment are invited to
call
NJ Tenements, Stores, and Offices to be let
Or MONEY to loan on collateral security
auto d1y LEWIS c. MUM 233 Main AZ
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ri OTICE.-The lions Methodist Society will holl
their re 5ilar Sabbath Meetings in the Hall used by
the Sons OF Temperance, in Piper Block up two par Of
stars corner of Main and Front streets Entrance TO The
Hall on Main street. " '
Worcester July 81, 1854 d2tt
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS.
A correspontent Of the Milwanki

A correspondent Of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, writing from Lawrence, Kan
sas Territory, under date Of Oct, A,
says:
disputes andcol!isions with our Mis-
souri, neig hbors-squalters from Missou-
ri--"Misyyaas, as some oftheir neigh
bors call lhsm-are becoming daily
more frequently and open rupture more
probable. Within few days they have
taken down and removed the tents OF
our squal'ers, and burned the cabins
while the owners were absent at work.
." yesterday party of eight
or uinc Of these miscreants under the
command of me Robinson, (who was
nol himself present however, but was ex-
pected in the evening" presented them
selves At u store just opened abou, two
miles from our camp; aud kept by
Missourian, u southern man with north
ern principles, Methodist minister Of
the northern branch Of that church, and
apparently very fine man though not
member oi'our association. and in blus.
,ering threatning manner informed him
that they should last night tear down
his store and destroy his goods. =
Our party to the num-
her of twenty or ,hirty-ail that were in
the vicinity Of camp-,assembled on the
ground armed to tho teeth with rifles re-
volvers and fowling pcices. and had tho
enemy returned aud made an attack
there would have been bloody work.
They are in consultation this afternoon,
and what The result will be am unable
to say. We shall set u strong guard
Tonight on the disputed claim, also a.
round our camp, as they will fro it, I
doubt not, in moment if they can.
"These details will show you some
Of the phases of our pioneer life. We
are not idle, or without stirring incidents
and occasions for excitement. As l
close this letter for tho person who will
take it to Kansas Missouri TO mail it, i.
is reported that The enemy is in our vi
cinity, aud the men are hurrying QUITO
protect nur rights. Two sets Of guards
for different localities arc detailed for
the night. A lawyer is drafting an in
strument for the formation of military
company Of minute men, which will be
organized tonight. Every thing beto.
kens war. God grant that it may not
come! but the passions of desperate
men are the most unreasonable things
in the world. They say, "No Yankee
but Cilley was ever known to fire.
They sadly forgot history, bu, will GER
tainly find their error corrected il they
commit any more aggressions. | think
they vii consider discretion the better
part of valor aud not commit any ag-
grcssive acts. We shall see.
Yours, &c, Z. D. L.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
ZEE plaEne IN None.on :EaIn!

ii seems that dread scoatgs The Plague,
htBAppearst lii London aga,p, and is doing
ils deethIy work viii; fcsp' rapidity. A
eowespondent Of. the Nsw York Home jour.
.pslS ssys;--
"A am at presen; rpnniog away ttom Lon,
non and what is mere, although not much
given to fright J ,M running away because
Tam literally scared cut Of it, The FACT is
Iai'hough presume from the careful maauer
in which tbs driaiiSoi il are suppressed hele,
you will at present hear hut little Of il that
the plague, or something very much like it,
has commenced in London.
One hundred and fifty years ago, more or
less, The infection Of the plague was brought
10 this city, from Alexandra, in chest Of
clothes. Hall Of London persisted with this
fearful con,agion. The bodies were carried
out and buried in deep pits in those fields
which now lie under Argyle stree, and its
immediate neiehbo,hood.
!. would appear that in cutting a sewer ihro'
Argyle street, il was carried rather deeper
than ordinary, and tia, bones Of the old nc.
tins Of this fearful disease were turned up
by The workmen, many Of whom were Ia,
ken i'll and died suddenly. Children also
who had come aud PLAYED with these bones.
sickened aud rerished! Moreover, those
who came in contact with either the work
men OF the children, sickened aud died, in
most cases, within few hours. The dis
ease spread rapidly, am! in week from the
time al which it broke Cut, i, had completely
ravasel the streets in Soho and iis tnmedi.
ate vicinity; at the present moment Poland
street, Argyle street, and others. are closed
agains, all passers. In those streets which
the disease is most speedily depopulating,
the dead bodies are placed in the open air
Immediately that life has departed from
them, so great lie the fear Of contagion |
have seen in two instances half dozen bo.
dies being carried of in black sacks, like
bales Of goods for burial, You will easily
judge how great fright this has created
Every one who il able 10 do so, has fed
Business is q. complete stand still. No
thing is doing. Ann.ements for the lime
being have completely closed Never. in.
deed, in the worst period Of the first vista
ton Of that disease, did London look SO
dresry as ii now does"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.
ClyclNvArI, oct. a, ls54.

CINCINNATI, Oct. a, 1854.
Dear S,r:-Ysu'h.ve doubtless heard, ere
this, Of the doings Of the Know NothingS,
in this great State. When Tom Corwin was
elected Governor, 5000 was great major
ity. When General Harrison was elected
President in 1910, 1000 was tremendous
majority for this State. Blu, the Know No.
things, despising rfecedents like these, do
the ,hirg up TO the tune OF $4,000 lhaye
witnessed several elections here, when there
was less excitement than at the last, and far
more disorder. A more quiet election never
was held, presume, in this city. Causes:
Rum holes all closed anil Know Nothings a.
bout. No particular effort, in the way Of G.
leciioneerng, was made b! the X. n. cnndI.
dates; bu, the Democracy had their stump
speeches and music all over the City and
County, and spared no denuncia,iolas or eI-
for, 10 win the day, without any effect, e1-
cept terrible and overwhelming defeat
Towards the close Of election day, when il
became generally knowu how the election
had gone in the county, the exultatioa was
general and, in some cases, eSirs,vagant.-
With majority for the last 10 years OF a.
bout 5000, the Democracy has welded the
power and authority Of Office, in some cases,
to very bad purposes. and for VARS, among
the light.thiuking portion Of the community,
there was an intense desire 10 b. rid Of sell.
fish and corrupt politicians The day of
righteous re,tibu,ioa cane, and tho people,
true 10 themselves, and the best interests OF
tho country. rendered their verdict OF con.
demns.ion. Blu. nobody dreained Of a ma.
ioriiy Of 5000 in the County, and much les.
Of $4,000 in the State 1t was indeed Il
lucky thing for tho "old line that the e.
lec,ions for Governor and United States Sen
alor were had year ago. ~ funny dis
putch was received from Indiana by APRON
ineut Democra. here the day after the cleo
tim in .hs, State, which was held the SAINT
dav as oura:-" DEAR Sir: The State ha'
zone 10 -" well, | shint say where
but would merely remark bl. Pennsylvania
wen, to the Same ho! locality, about thu
same time.
Since last wrote yon, r Iceisis in none!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
A Fortnight Later from Oregon.

Horrible Massacre by the hdians-A
General Indian War AppreAesded-
TIE Regulars and Voluatecrs in Tie
Field! '
The steamer Columbia arrived at San
Francisco on the Goth ult.. bringing two
weeks later intelligence from Oregon:
Mr.. John T. Noble. a rcsilen, Of Van
couver, furnishes the San Francisco
Herald with the following horrible de-
tails of the bloody massacre committed
by The Snake Indians, upon Q party of
emigrants, near Forl Boise, in Oregon:
On the morsing of the 22d of August
last, party of eighteen men left Fo't
Boise, for the purpose of rescuins three
ladies and u number of children who
were supposed to be in the hands Of n
party Of Winnass Indians, Zone of the
small tribes of Snake Indians, who live
on Bose River who attacked Mr.. Alex
Wards train, from Missouri, on the goth
Of August, about noon, twenty-five
miles above Fort Bloise, Oh the south
side Of Boise River.
This party, on arriving atthe place
where the first attack was made, found
the dead bodies Of Alex. Ward aud his
eldest son Robert, Samuel Mulligan,
Charles Adams, VIM. Babcock, and u
German, name unknown.
From the statement OF the surviving
boy, Newton Ward. it would appear
THAT M etfectual resistance was offered
liSyany of the party, except DR.. Adams
aud Mulligan, who fought bravely.
Following the trail, in about three
hundred yards, the body of youg Anon
was found, lad Of seventeen years Of
age; the was ono Of the seven who
came to the rescue on the day Of The
attack, with VIM. Yuntis.) This young
man fought viii, grea. valor, pursuing
the Indians to the bushes, where he was
killed. About one hundred yards fur
thor on, the body of Miss Ward was
found, having been shot through the
head with a musket ball. Her person
was much bruised, her hands showing
signs of her having fought most desper'
a,ely to resist the liendish attacks oil
those savages upon her youthful person
The marks of teeth were plainly i'm
planted upon her left cheek; u hot
piece of Iron had been thrust into hel
doubtless while alive, to punish her foI
her resistance, aud their being unable
to accomplish their heiIish cnds upon
one so young. Within few rods Of
lhis spot wagon had been burned, and
the bodies OF two dogs found crisped
up. "
About fifty yards on, in the brush,
three more wagons were burned. The
trail was folowed up, and in about six
hundred yards the body Of Mrs. White
uhe wife of VIM. White, who lives in
Looking-glass Prairie, Umpqua Vulley,)
was found stripped Of her clothing aud
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SLAMS 10 sink FIVE ships ara @o 'as.'.g
at the ,aou,h Of the barrier VI so,,0at
vol retaining only njua roasgis 80 t.,
harbor (of which two VET" 'h'e" 'aca
crs) reserved from thp sane 'it2 as We
learned from Polish saloys who desert,
cd as soon Us the fall Of Setas,opol
should appear inevitable.
This news, which tho Marshal could
not help regarding as deplorable. con-
CURED 10 modify, in more points ofview
Than one. his plans of attack In fact,
i, had been in some sort admitted. that
If once Fort Constantine were taken
and the batteries raised on tho north
side ware carried. the fleets then enter
ing the port by breaking the booms,
would not only complete the work Of
the army by attacking tho batteries on
the sonth, but would afford sure US.
sis,auee to that army-no matter what
tho time aud season-in the harbor Of
Sevastopolitself.
The blockading Of this port changed,
therefore, oil at once the face of things
and as elsewhere, outer works had been
lately built round Fort Constantine, so
as to render its approaches equally diff
cult aud destructive, the generals-in-
chief decided on turning Seyastopol by
tho east, and on throwing their force /"
the south Of the city, III order to attack
it on that side which is hardly defend
cd, if at all, after they had put them
selves into eommunica.iouwith ihe fleets
ut Baluklava, aud received from them
provisions aud munitions. This stra.
cgetical movemenl-ra,her bold ono
for troops completely deprived of pro-
visions conveyed on wheeIs-was car
ricd out on The oath, 25th, and Goth
days of the month. Tho two armies
having crossed the Belbeck some miles
from its mouth, DETECTED to the valley
Of lnkcrmsn. the French army serving
as pivo, to the extreme right, and
eventually observing the circular HID.
plains to the southeast Of Seeastop"l,
at short distance in this wheeling
movement, while thu English army, on
the uxtrome left advanced toward tho
heights of Belaklava, which it reached
on the morning of the Goth. The Flench
army jniaed it 81 hours after, that is To-
say this morning.