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lDonts.

$1,000 T T9 sa2 9. nolsass III & s5sa
Real Estate this city, worth five thous md Inquire
at this Office jy2S d&wtf
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Spirits TURPENTINE.-15 bbls. Spirits
- Turpentne in store and for sale by
SO diff G. S. Il A. ]. HOWE.
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AGENT FOX THE COUNTRY IN
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW
IN YORK.
PIAYos AND MELoDEays FOR clsu,

HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano Forte
dealer 1873 BROADWAY, New York. preferring to share
large per cent with his customers rather thar pay it to
the Shdpers Of WG Street, to raise available means to
enable him to stem the present tight times offers his i'm
mense assortment of elegant and warranted Pianos and
Melodeons at large discount from Factory prices FOR
CASH His tment comprises Pianos from three Of the
largest and most celebrated Boston Manufactures; also
those of several of the best New York makers including
the beautiful and much admired HORACE WATERS PIANOS
from his own Factory and MELoDEoSs of the best Boston,
New Haven, New York, and Buffalo Makes afording an
opportunity for selection not to be had elsewhere Each
instrument WARRANTED. SECONDHAND PIANOS at great
6drgdtns-Prces from $50 to $160. Music and Musical
instruments Of all kinds Dealers, Teachers and Heads
Of Schools supplied the best terms. Music sent by
mail post paid. General and Select Catalogues of Music
and Schedule Of Factory prices Of Panos Meodeons and
musical instruments forwarded to any address, free OF
postage. sis deod3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-20

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud of the es-
ablshment of the Tonic in short time upon so firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree to the real erceence of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be gdy kept to the ognel Standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found effects resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
untary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy as
m agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to-
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have al
T. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass, ;" blown in the glass.
Price rs cts per boe large bottles pnts) rs cts, with
liberal discount to the trade
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All
lers by mail EXPRESS otherwise, promptly executed.
L. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
VI deod&wtf 201 Main st
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GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE
u At the CORNER OF GREEN and POND STREETS.
The subscriber has good assortment of
GROCERIES,.
Also great variety of other GOODS OF UTILITY, for
every family. Just received small lot of WILLOW,
FRUIT, or WORK BASKETS Of different shapes and
szes Musk Melon Seeds for bags Sewing Silks, Twist
Skein and Spool Cotton, and Linen Thread Stationery,
Nuts Fruit and Confectionary Extracts and Essences
for hayoring pastry, &C., &c. L. SPRING, ID.
N. B.-PURE NATIVE WINE, for Communion Service,
for sale as above.
Worcester, July 2Sth, 1854. diff
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UNFOLDING CAKE BOXES for sale at
Wv SOuTEGATE'S Engraving Rooms, 1871 Main St.,
inn
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LAzELL,s CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

This incompar
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
Of the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is row
generally con
ceded to be the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-20
ALL RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

NEWT0N'S is the place to buy House Papers, Room
borders, Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Eria Figures arge ife Panoramas printed
10 high coors Moudngs with Corners for Panel work;
Cheap. Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Deliccurts Mandatory, Paris.
207 Main Street is the Place.
mch29 DIFF
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Books, 6totionerD, Mr.

E9oOKS-BooKS-B JOHN KEITH
AD d Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. 239 Main st.
captain Canot, or twenty years a Slave.
chestnut Wood, by Leile Linden, q vols)
warnings Elements Of Agriculture.
Noctes AmbrOsiana, Is vos)
Julume the Daughter Of the Hamlet.
Notes of Theological Student.
Famous Persons and Places-by N. Z. Willis.
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres- Vincent Nolte.
Lives of the Chief Justices of the U. Spy G. Van
SantvOOrt.
Firme!ian, "Spasmodic" Tradegy-by T. Percy Jones.
Litera Recitatons-hy John G. Whittier.
Cap aims of the Roman Repuhlc-by W. H. Herbert.
Isabel Carroton,-by Kneller Glen.
The Youth Of Jefferson.
Newport Illustrated, by an Editor
Substance and Shadow by Mrs e. Wellmont
History of pyerus.
Ticouderogue, or the Black Eagle by G. p. r. James.
llarper's Gazetteer, No. 8.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Tour, by Mrs H. B. Stowe.
Utah and the Mormons, by Ferris.
Travels in Armenia, by Curzon.
PASTORS Wedding Gift
Lectures on Romanism, by Cumming.
FootI rints of Famous Men, by g. Edgar.
Harpers for July.
Putnam, for July.
Anterior, by Miss Milford.
Thoughts and Things at Home and Abroad, by Burrtt
Aubrey, by the auther of Castle Avon.
Twenty Years in the Philippine Islands.
Leather Stocking and Silk.
NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
~ Main ST., Harrington Block.
-a-Oays-just published
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. H. B. Stowe
Ten Nights in Bar Room, and what there, by 7
B. Arthur.
Substance and Shadows, by Mrs. E. welmont.
The Masters H0use-a story of Southern Life by Logan
Vara the Child of Adoption.
Gan-Eden, or Pictures of Cuba
Lectures on Rcmanism, by Cumming.
Thoughts and Things at Home and Abroad, by Burrtt.
Fern Leaves-secOnd series.
Baous History of Cuba.
This, That and the Other, by Ellen Louise Chandler.
The Church before the Flood by Rev. John Cumming.
Despotism in America, by Richard Hildreth
Martin Merivale his mark, by Paul Creyton.
Voices of the Dead, by Rev. John Cumming
The Bud, the Flower, and the Fruit, or the effects of
Education.
Pearl Fishing choice stories from Dickens Household
Words, first series.
Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington by B. F. shlaber
Spirit Manifestations, by John b. Dods.
NEW PU b II G. ALTON s.!
RECEIVED AT 90 MAIN STREET, THIS Day
August 4th.
r. N. TUCKER, gent.
Nowadays book for all down East.
History of Cuba, by Maturin NJ. Ballou.
Extraordinary Men, by VIM. Russell.
Appletons u S. Travellers Guide.
Appietons Northern and Eastern Travellers Guide.
Fern LeaYes-second series.
OF Hand Talking, and Crayon Sketches, by G. W.
Bungay.
National Education in Europe by H. Barnard L. L. D.
School Architecture, by H. Barnard, L. L. D.
Tempest and Sunshine, by Mrs NJ. S. Holiness
Rambles in iceland, by Plny Miles.
Fifteen Minutes Around New York, by G. G. Foster.
The Masters House, by Logan
MerTimack, or Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
Elot's American Fruit Growers Guide. l,25
The Secretary, or Circumstdntal Evidence, SO
The Lampighter, or Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass RegiS.er for
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bridal CARD ENVELOPES for sale at
1D S0UTHGAFES Gard Printing ROOMS 1877 Main ST.
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HRET WING IN FUEL!-
NU ASKING WITHOUT BOILING.

~ ASKING WITHOUT BOILING.
CHEMICAL COLD WATER SOAP.
This Soas manufactured by N. Wheeler, 9S Utica ST.,
BOSTON, ans warranted to scash clothes tcelt in warm
or cold sofr hard water, Without the usual expense
o,d labor JOiLi,tg 1t has been used extensively in
RostoI ancnity for months, and has given the most
Derfect anetire Satisfaction every styling it the
ery hest Sd for Washing extant. House keepers need
moi of nurng the finest fabric, and will leave the
hands of tse who use it, delicate the best article
coudAke them Ii will grease, tar, paint
or prnternk, without injury to the apparel 1t needs
only to beed fairly place it at the front rank of the
various SOS now in use.
Sold in orcester, at wholesale and retail, by
Sill wSm J. .. PRATT, o. MAN street.
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC-O. COL.
IESr having located himself in this city, would re-
s,ectflllyye notice that he is prepared to give mstruc
Am in the various departments Of Vocal Music to
classes, private pupils viz: fundamental Instruction,
cmiyaar the voice, yocaizing, and Sofeggo Singing
ami wousso engage classes in the practice oil church
Music G, and Chorus Singing.
1nstr,,on in Thorough Bass and on the Piano Forte,
j Inc esn at his ROOM No. 20 Summer ST. or at the res
,tances the lnpis. Terms reasonable.
NJ Ievs lave 70 add, that all those under his in
ntr,cognl receive his most prompt attention, and hopes
bv aiming MUsef assduously to his profession. to
merit aleral paaonage om,o ~ i.s,
~ communications through the Post ounce, or ielt
ss Dor& Co.'s Book Store, No. 200 MAIN 81, WIN "
fromptanswered
Palfortes TUNED. -,
Woryter, Feb. S,lsba. 0sW'
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VISITING CARDS Engraved aud Printed at
v S0UTHGATE'S, 1871 Main street
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ENGRAVING of all kinds, neatly executed by j.
h F. S0UTHGATE, Engraver, 1871 Main street.
s12 diff
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MECHANICS BANK.-The Stockholders of
4VA the Mechanics Bank, hereby notified that their
annual meeting, for choice of Directors the ensuing
year for such action may to them expedent
der the provisions of the 9th section of the Tooth Chapter
of the Statutes of 1885, and for the transaction Of any
other business that may legally before Them will be
held at their BANKING ROOM, on WEDNESDAY, the
FOURTH day of OCTOBER next at O'Clock P, NJ.
S. BERRY, Cashier
SaOt
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Drp GOODS.

ENLANNELS FLANNELS !-Bales White
n and Coored, Plain and Twied FLANNELs, just re-
ceived from Manufacturers, and
For Sale from TO IL l-2 cents a yard less
than last years prices. Purchasers of Fannes will find
full assortment at the lowest prices, at
CHAMBERLAIN BARNARD 4 cos
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INVITATION CARDS Engraved and Printed
III at SoUTHGATE'S, 1877 Main street.
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"ELNDY'S PATENT FRUIT PICKER.-Pa
.lVE tent June 81, 1S54-Is the only implement We,
Invented va which apples pears peaches, cherries, &C.
car be pcH faster than by hand picking, and without
Che least iury to the fruit
RESPONSE agents for the sale of these implements
wanted in Iparts of the country Descriptive circulars
with cuts, Tiled to all postpaid applications
Manufacred by j. MELENDY, Sole proprietor and
Patentee, Sthbridge, Mass.
Agents isToroester-F. II. KINNIoUTT Co., 162, and
@, FosTER Co., 222 Main street. jy11 d&w3mt
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A T HOME CARDS Engraved and Printed at
an S0UTHGATE'S, 1877 Main street
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DAY, sEPTEMBER 20, 1854
Notices.

n UINsIGAMOND BANK.-The Annual
N&J Meeting of the Stockholders of the Qunsigamond
Bank for the choice Directors for the ensuing year. for
such action may to them eXpedient under the pro-
visions of the 9th section Of the l96th chapter OF the
Statutes of 1885, and for the transaction of any other
business that legally may before theni will be hold
en- at their Banking Rooms, on THURSDAY, the FIFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER next, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
dividend of per cent. will be payable October 2.
An extra dividend of per will be payable ct. 10.
Per order of the Directors.
]. S. FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester Sent 1874 dos
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floor PLATES Furnished aud Engraved by
~ f. S0UTHGArE, Eugraver, 1871 Main street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-08-16
Superstitious.

The thirty Lascars (Hindoos.) being
part OF the crew Of the ship Queen Of the
Pacific, who are now in Jail as Witnesses
on charges preferred by them against the
Captain of that ship, are most supersti.
tious set OF men. They are allowed the
privilege of the jail yard and will not eat
any article OF food which is cooked by q
Christian; they do not eat any animal food !.
but live on fish and rice, and are allowed
to do their own cooking. They passed
Sunday in the Jail yard, preferring to re-
main in the hot sun rather than in the
shade. In their walk about the yard they
discovered pig in his sty, at the sight OF
which they were greatly alarmed. and on
no account could they be induced to take
a second look at the terrible creature.
One Of the officers oi the Jail put the boat
swain = whistle to his lips and blew blast,
but the boatswain and two others immedi.
ately regained possession Of the whistle
and set to work rubbing off the stain ol
sin left.by the officers. or. az they say,
"Christian's" lips. And, as if the rubbing
would be unavailing. they resorted to fire
to purify the instrument.-Boston Journal
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Bills Lost.

During the session OF Congress which
has just closed, the following important
bills were lost:
The Texas Debt bill, appropriating 49,.
100000.
The Homestead Bill.
The River and Harbor Bill, Sc, zoe, 600
vetoed.
French Spoilation Bill. $4,000. 900.
Ramsay California. Mail Route Bill.
Shanghai Steamship Bill.
Weekly Mail TO California Bill.
Ocean Steamship Bill $3.50, 900.
Pacific Railroad Bill.
To increase Rates Of Postage.
Capt. Duncan Ingraham's Resolutions
Minnesota Railroad Bill. repealed.
None of the bills making land grants
for Railroads was passed.
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Murder at the st. Nicholas.

Col. CHARLES LoRING, OF California,
was killed by DR.. ROBERT H. GRAHAM. Of
Louisiana, at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New
York. on the morning of the Sd instant.
Graham was out all night on drunken
spree and came into hall of the hotel
near the room occupied by Loring and his
wife, and made great deal OF noise by
ringing bell. Loring went to the door
and requested him to be quiet. as the noise
disturbed his wife who was unwell. Gra-
ham still continued his disorderly conduct
when Loring again arose from bed. put on
his pants, and started for servant for the
purpose Of having Graham quieted, and
meeting in the hall, Graham ran him
through with sword cane. Loring died
almost Instantly.
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LIQUOR CAsEs.-On Monday last a
number of suits against Liquor sellers
were brought up in the Probate Court.
Several objections were made to the infor.
nations, and argued by Attorneys for the
defendants. The Court overruled the OBJ
iections made. and proceeded to try one
Of the cases which resulted in the convic.
not be passed until after the next term ol
the District Court.-which meets in this
place on the l7th inst.,--when the various
objections raised against the new liquor
law will be brought before it for decision
The other cases were postponed until nexl
term of the Probate Court-St. Clairs.
vile Gazette.
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FOREIGN War,

The advices from Europe continue pretty
much as eretofore-unsettled, unsatis.
factory and undecided. Nothing appears
to be doing of substantial war, and one
might almost doubt whether the allies
really are such, and are not rather play.
ing at some secret game with Russia The
summer has been lost in marching and
countermarching, the seas have been sail.
ed over and retraversed by the allied
fleets, and the prospects arc good for
finding them in the spring of 1855. just
where they were in the spring Of 1854:
namely, in the Bosphorus. having in the
meantime done little save the performance
of sinking one of their own transports
laden with the funds for the pay of the
troops and general expenses. Such evolu-
lions do not belong to British troops, do
not pertain to British warfare. and it must
be apparent to all that the European war
is war OF disincln alton to all save the
Russians and Turks, the latter Of whom
seem to enjoy the performance amazing
lly, offering freely the 'hand with the
heart on it,"
What is to be the issue, whether the
war is to be one Of diplomacy, of master
ly inactivity" or Of vigorous prosecution
the future must determine, and so uncer
tain are the prospects that no one car
form the most distant idea Of what effects
| it will or should have upon the CONNER
cial interests OF this country. That j
would have the effect Of raising the price
of our products, if it were vigorously
prosecuted no one can doubt, that it ha.
partially produced such result is appar
ent, but whether it will further raise ou
prices. must depend entirely upon th'
manner and zeal with which the war il
prosecuted by the contestants.
i In the mean time we should advise ou
farmers and producers to see that the.
get good prices for their wheat and wool
and when they get proper price the,
sell, and have q certainty. This is al
ways the true policy Of the farmer, ant
Fl we appel to the experience Of every one
to say whether they have not ofiener los
than made money by holding up for TIL
highest prices. That is our experience
in farming for more than 90 years, ant
we will always sell, when we get fai
price for our crops Wheeling Intel.
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BALTIMORE TOBACCO MARKEr-We note
a continued good demand for all descrip.
lions Of Tobacco, and sales are making as
fast as received at full prices oflast week
The tendency is to advance. There is a
good shipping demand. Sales Of so hhds
Ohio at prices within the quotations: Good
TO fine yellow, 1Oa$l5.5O; do spangled
Z, 7,50a$9 so; medium do 6.25a$7; common
do 5,75a$6 ,37; fine reds Z 7,25ass8,95 good
do 7a$7 ,25; medium do 5 55Oa$5.75; com.
mon do 1915; green and nondescrip'
5,25a$5, ,50.-Sun, 18th.
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Democratic State Ticket for 1885,

Editor Spirit Of Democracy.-Always
having been a democrat, and strict ad-
herent to democratic principles, and be-
lieving in the two term system, and my
opponent having had but one term. would
hereby respectfully request the withdrawal
OF my name as a candidate for Commits.
sioner of Monroe County, at tho ensuing
Democratic convention.
RICHARD CLEGG.
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ELEcrIoNs.-The latest reports by tele.
graph say Bragg. dem., is elected Gov
ernor Of North Carolina by not less than
1000. Senate 80 democrats and go wings.
House Of Commons 63 democrats and 81
wings.
No news from Missouri in addition to
what is published in another column.
Iowa is said to have gone for the whig
and anti-Nebraska and prohibitory liquor
law ticket.
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Belmont County Convsntion. !

The Democracy OF Belmont held their
County Convention on the 9th inst.
Mr.. S. M. Howey. presented tho isl.
lowing resolutions, which wsse uuaf6.
mously adopted by the Convention:
Resolued, That this Convention heard.
ly approve Of the Administrstiun ef Pre-.
ident Pierce, and the COURSE Of ous veroEv
Representative, Hon. WiLson SHANNoIS.
for the noble stand he has taken ios H.
constitutional rights OF the Stalss.
Resolved, That the principles incuspo,
rated in the Nebraska Kansas Biil -
such as should meet the approval Of svst&
good democrat, and their sdopiion shau1a
be hailed as new era in Conasessioooi
legislation, inasmnch as the prinoiblo -
seH-government, which IL fundamentsl 8
democracy. is re-assertsd as belonging g
the Inhabitants OF Territories Is 1slf %
States, and the Intervention Of Conlssss
in their domestic concerns now are for6ele
prohibited.
Resolued. That it behooves the desc,
cracy to stand firm in defence OF theea
principles-and Of the mon, Who have
ably advocated and earned thsm out, aa6;
to present an unbroken front 10 the oo0sl
bined opposition arrayed against them.
Resolved, That this Convention seeoa.
nizes no higher law in governmental poll
cy than the Constitution Of the Unite6
States,--and repudiats al loose and -.
authorized constructions Of that saossd
instrument, Believing, that, the powers nee
delegated to the United States by the Con.
stitu.ion, nor prohibited to il by the States
are reserved to the States respectively Or
20 the people. &
Resolued, That in selecting candi-
date to represent Us in the next Consrsso
in place Of our present distingui1hed and
able representative--wh who has declared hie
acquiescence in the resolutions of 4osmee
convention - thereby preventing his %.
nomination-due regard should be paid
to the ability Of such candidste % snssain
and carry out. those great principles IL
democracy established BY our forelsshes6s
which guided our democratic Prssidsnao
since the days OF Jefferson-glosipoal9
illustrated in the Administration 81 Psesf.
dent Pierce-snd ..nobly vindioassd aa1
re-established by the present cenasooa
ResolUed, Thatit tbehoysslke1 1sjasas
cy of this County and Cong nel ~.
|trict 10 forego all private cpsxisas a. -,
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GF The number of deaths, in Wheel.
ing, from cholera, continues about as for
several weeks past--ranging from o to
per day.
IS. The Board OF Health report that
for Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, oi
last week, there were no deaths from chol-
aro