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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-12

@ROCERY AND VARIETY STORE
eU AT the CORNER OF GREEN and POND STREETS.
The subscriber has good assortment Of
GROCERIES,.
Also-a great variety of other GOODS OF UTILITY for
every family. Just received small lot Of WILLOW,
FRUIT or WORK BASKETS, of different shapes and
Sizes Melon Seeds for bags Sewing Silks, Twist
skein and Spool Cotton, and Linen Thread Stationery,
NUS Fruit and Confectonary Extracts and Essences,
for hayoring pastry, &C., &c. l. SPRING, I'd.
N. B.-PURE NATIVE WINE, for Communion Service,
for sale as above.
Worcester, July 2Sth, 1851. diff
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HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MED
n ICINES.-A full assortment constantly hand at
ALIENS Bookstore
au11 diff 275 Main street.
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EHRlNTS AND DE LAINES.-The shelves
u of the Hive are now full of NEW PRINTS and
FALL De LANES. All can be suited.
SO dl2ds GEO. P. BRYANT.
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VICTORIA REGIA,
TENHE subscriber havng succeeded in growing hn'
h specimen of this

IL specimen of this
GIGANTIC WATER LILY.
will offer it for exhibition commencing FRIDAY, Aug rs.
Its growth is astonishing and the changes that both
leaf and flower undergo remarkable, that one
can realize its full beauty at a single visit
To afford those who desire it, an opportunity to watch
its progress the subscriber will dispose Of tickets,
emitting the purchaser to a free entrance to the Lily
house, during week days, until the 1st Of November
Those who merely wish to see the plant once a Curl
osity are advised to wait until it is in flower, which will
probably be in three or four weeks.
Season Tickets for sale at NJ B. GREEN'S Drug Store,
No. PIG Main Street. Price so Cents. Family
Tickets at reduced prices The fee for single admission
to the plant when in flower, WILDE 20 cents and when
not in flower, D cents. d. WALDO blNCoLN'
an13 deod3w Pleasant street.
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KNTANTED INIMEDIATELY-Eig or ten
Wv CARPENTERS. Inquire Of N. r. HAPGoOD,
Of Agricultural Building at his Shop, Foster street
JuIv 81 1884 diff
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Z YCEUM LIBRARY.-Tt is requested that al
books belonging to the Lyceum Library shall be
turned forthwith to JOHN GRAY Librarian of the Young
Mems Library Association, Bank Block Foster street.
Due notice will be given whenever they will be arranged
for delivery hereafter.
o. MARTIN, 0"e'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-12

XNyORCESTER co. HORTICULTU-
Wv RAJ S0CIETY.-The Weekly Exhibitions of this
Society will hereafter be held WEDNESDAY, instead
of SATURDAY, commencing Wednesday next, June
2Sth Admission FREE Per order,
J. HENRY HILL, Secretary.
Worcester, June "a, 1854. ie26 diff
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,EWIS G. MUM,

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOA AGENCY.
233 MAIN STREET,-UP STAIRS.
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"We'II wait for the Wagon,
And all take n Ride.o
5-~4es - THE
SSL5>TSy. WORCESTER OMNIBUS
&L--N will run follows:
Leave Grove Street, 7.15 NJ: $50 NJ, connecting
with the down train at g. rs, and up train at 20.
Leave Nashua House at 10 NJ, connects with the up
train at 10 70.
Leave Grove Street at 1886 NJ, and connects with
the down train at IL 90
Leave Grove Street at P. NJ
Leave Nashua House at L NJ.
Leave Grove Street at 255 NJ, connecting with the up
train at 8 80, down 800.
Leave Grove Street at ASS NJ connecting with the up
train at 5.25.
Leave Grove Street at NJ.
Reurnng-Leave Western Depot so minutes after leav-
Ing the above stations.
Leave the Nashua House for Worthwhile at $50 NJ.
Leave the Western Depot for Worthwhile at 5 so NJ.
gTThe Omnibus will take and leave passengers at the
Cemetery Gate, If requested.
Fare only 6 IA Cents.
j. L. WOOD.
Worcester, Aug. H. 1854. diff 81
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GNRAHAM.-An lot of those 'Graham Wa
VIZ fers," this day received, by
Is diff H. GRIFFIN Il co
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kA FARM FOR SALE Containing so acres
EIff of good Land with good House, Barn. and other
A out-buildngs. all in good repair within Al miles of
Worcester Post Office The land is all suitable for now
Ing tilage, and fifty barrels of Winter Fruit has been
gathered from the trees in single year If applied
immediately said farm will be sold for S1400, and large
portion of the purchase money may remain mortgage
for a term of years. Apply at this Office or to
So dawtf VIM Y. HOLMAN. South Leicester
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NITY BANK.-A temporary location of City Bank
~ will be in HARRINGTON BLOCK, corner of Main
and Front door east of the Peoples Insurance OF
fee The first instalment payable the first day of
September next, will be received at their above
AUS p. HAMMOND, Cashier
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NOTICE. hereby give notice, that the agency
IN which Taos. S. HATHAWAY has heretofore held for
me, is this day revoked forever.
DR.. A. W. VAN ALsTIN.
July 18th, 1854. lyle diff
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EMTANTED - EXPERIENCED MTLLINERs at
Wv No. ia Main street. Apply Immediately to
81 diff AUSTIN FLINT.
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Just received, and have constantly on hand
COLTS REY0LyERS, of different sizes.
ALLEN & THURBER'S, "
CHICoPEE-s elf-Prmers
Misunderstanding Hammers.
FRENCH PISroLS-fring twenty times in minute.
BRUCE's DoUBLE-BARREL PISTOL.
SINGLE-BARREL PIST0LS-of different kinds
liberal discount made when company wants dozen
of them.
DOUBLE s. SINGLE-BARREL GUNS.
All Pistols warranted to keep the Greeks and Kid
nappers-when well used-at proper distance.
1876, Union Block. WOrcesIer.
je19 d3m l.. d. GODDARD.
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NOTICE TO MASONS.-Wanted Immediately
~ by the subscriber, TEN BRICK LAYERS to work
through the season. Good wages will be given
s12 diff WILLIAM T. MERRIFIELD.
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HOUSE, FORCING AND CTION
In PUMP.
J. j. G. BROWN would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Worcester and vicinity, that they
featuring at the Junction Machine Shop Worcester Ed
sons Patent Double Acting and Forcing
Pump. which is the cheapest and most perfect of
fered to the public designed for factories fire. aud garden
engine) and is peculiarly adapted for private dwellings
afor,ing them fire engine under their direct command,
capable of forcing water over a two-story dwelling.
au19 daw3m
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EDRYANT'S LEBRAT L d
ED BLACK SWISS SILK.

III BLACK SW ISS SIIhs
In calling the attention of the Ladies again to the above
Dress Silk, 10 with the addition of another seasons
trial of the durability of this Silk. That it will and
NOT CRACK, thai it has beautiful finish, and color,
and that it is the cheapest Silk lady buy, FACTS
no longer to be disputed. IL Written tearrdnts
gipen 10 purchasers. IN Having just opened a fresh
lot of the above ladies invited call and examine.
s12 DIFF GEO. p. BRYANT.
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GtITUATION WANTED-For American
- Boy twelve years Of age, to work farm to do
chores in or ont of the city Apply at the Spy Onice
au2g diff
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The adj
IN verser sdesirous Of obtaining job for the erection
of any kind of buildings Address Box 16, w. Boylston
Post Office. d6ts 81
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Ia FOR SALE-CoTTAGES AND HOUSES, mod
"a build pleasantly located from to 10 minutes
,ER- walk from the Post Office, with 5000, others
with $4,000 feet of Land. Prices and payment suit the
purchaser Those wishing purchase invited to call
at the of Myrtle and Southbridge ST., and talk
with Is12 d6tl A. J. EATON.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned have taken the LUM-
IN Der YARD and Office recently occupied by ]. G.
MORSE Co., the Norwich Depot where they will
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@OnAn WANT ED-Two Thousand
I'D q VSFUs Dollars, for which first mortgage
s be given Real Estate in this city, worth five thous
and Inquire at this office. iy2S d&wu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
THOSE $50.

There appeared in the Dubuque Observe
Of Sept. 27!h ,ehat p",ported to be a c"mmnn
cation, in whit h il is sata, among other things
equally false in my view
FIRST, THAI some four weeks since Priesi
in the Ca h..lic church Of this city, stated in
the course Of bis serm.n, that The Ca,i o'ics
! had lost the Eastern States, and advised thenl
to c"lnnize in Iowa a, once. and thus obtiin
the political supremacy in the State
Secondly, s.Amercans should know that
| when P"pery should have the ascAndrncy in
any IN. of The United States, liberty of con-
science would there be at an end" The St.
Louis Shepherd n: the yall.y was quoted as
having contained this language.
| told Nr. Merritt to say that ! would give
$50 if the an,h.r of the communica,ion world
this City had said what he had attributed to
him, or if he quotation from the Shepherd Of
the Valley we're proven TO be true in language
or sense.
Mr. Merritt announced my offer in his own
way, and heard nothing more on tie subjec
until last evening, when was told thai my f.
fer was accepted in the Observer o: last Saur-
day, provided would depnse the money with
some responsible person, and gire my name.
Now do not see what my name has to do
with The matter, one way or the other, nor do /
see with what proprr'y the assassin who lays
in ambush can call on to stand publicly in
the street as a mark for his Javelin I m.
nounce however, 10 all whom il NAV concern,
hat there are $2n deposited in the hands oi
VIM. II MERRITT, Editor oi he Miners Express,
10 be paid 10 any one who will prove the above
'lle cations true in language and sense.
FAIR PLAY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
CONSISTS CY.

The New York Triiuac thiaks Chinese
Pagan emigration ii.t, California emine ently
dangerous tp our future welfare. 1t SAYS:
Bot however free all men may be by nature
according Ia throf, cal repnhl canisin, practice
has shown that no two people Wi disir city
marked and uncongenial characteristics ran
occupy The same ,trr,t0ry ut the same time on
terms IF tqnnIiy Either there mus, be- sym
pa.hy enn,!gh hetw. am taem tn produce fusion
or The enc will be virsunliy if moi no,ninaily the
master Of the other.
II that does not justify slavery, we should
like tn see i, done Either the Iribunc thinks
that there are no s'such distinctly mark ant
unconyen al charac'-ristics' about the nerroe.
as prevent them from accupying the same ter
rtor" - the whit on terms OF equal,y, or i
should cra.e its Philppics on the subject o
slavery. Slavery in fact, whether in name o
not, wi exist, it says, wherever such differ
encs If race exist. Is il that the Tribune is tb,
champion OF negroes a!onr,> ard Is willing /,
give the Chinese mp to honds' We ha.
thought it condemned Slavery in the abstrac,
and MT merely the cnsavenWnt OF tie biacks.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

THE CHICAGo Posr OFFicE.-1he eastern
mail, vest .rday morning, brought to the Post
Office in This city. all the | t rrs from the Chi.
cago Distributing office t" Rockford; besides
any q ,ani,iy nf nlall matter for De,rn, NIwau-
kee, indianapolis and various parts OF Iowa,
Visions n, Minnesota and Miss .n-i. The
Galana letters we suppose have gone. tn oI+ Of
the places above named. Il it Nebraska, or is
it Whisky tha, produces snchpugnen, blunders.
-Gs' jeff,
L. was the wont Of the j. f-rsonian few
months ago when there was prospect of pro-
curing the re nnval of the Distributing Post Or
fee from this pincr, TO hat, to abuse the Post
Master in this city in most scurrlous manner.
This abuse only ceased. when the oppor unity
for acqnirin an undne advantage passed away
and It. extreme local self fshnes, could not be
gratlfed
Ii has now commenced It's war upon the Post
Master o. Chicago, l. Cock Esq, and abuses
him in season and on OF seas Its motive
for THIS coaysr is probably to be ts.und in the
fact that Mr. Co, is a sound democrat, is an
appoin'ee Of the present administrator, is in
fav,r Of The Il, brs.ka bill aud is n friend of
julie Douglas, hom the Jeffrrsonian hates
Enrse than poison.
Such ev denc OF public virtue anJ patriotism,
REQUIRE n comment
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
u The Dubuque Express says:

ave would lose our right arm; before W,
would ever consent to 90 into joint ballot t.
elect anti Nebraska Wing to the Uni,es
States Senate. Or course speak for no on.
bu, our>ef, but this would be our course. bases
upoa an honest conviction oi duty, il there wa.
not anGther man in the Stale to go with
u.s."
There the ring of the genuine Locofoct
metal The trick suggested is one which tn.
party has praciiced before this, Is anything
meaner, more dehau, OF popular rights. NOR.
truly undemocratic? Away with the sham pre-
tence of Democracy from lips wh'ch so i.opu-
IDENTIFY scout the popular verdict. But, my dea'
sir, were all your party as reckless and patty
blind as you, perhaps they might need the s.z
tccnth co,e l. VALLEY Wing
The Burlington Gazette publishes letter
from Mr.. Stephens of Georgia, denying that he
ever intimat. d the idea tina, slavery would be
established in Iowa, in the hearing of the Hon.
Charles Mason or any other person That makes
an issue Of verac,ty between Stephens and
Mason, ard the public will be curious t. see
the re>ul, of the contr"versy.-GKeoku Wing
No, SO, Mr.. Wing. We have NJ evidence
that Judge Mason ever reported the alleged
conver alton "f Mr. Stephens. We have called
for The Publication of Judge Mason's letter
which MIR Crimes takes good care to keep in
the back ground until we have further vide nee
that Judge Mason wrote the gossiping letter
attr bu'ed tn him, we shall treat the charge n
sland-rous attack upon his character, got up bv
one who has shown himself unworthy oi belief.
Estate Gazette
Crimes read Ia, The people nf Dubuque from
the stump, what purporled to be letter from
the Hon. Charles Mason, at'ributiny t., Mr.
Stephens the language, which he charges in his
recent letter. as taisr lfthat letter was forge
ry, it is due ta the character of Jndse Mason
t.at it should BE- made known. lit was not a
'rserv.n is due to the character Of Mr. Grimes,
the Governor elect that It should be made
known. Oat with the letter
If they understand the corrupt means used
to bring about this temporary Abolition victory,
as Well as the nnserupulous hi,efing who pol.
lufes the political mosphere of keokuk, .9he
sirteentk pote' would no, be wan,ing 10 rebuke
The Fusion party of Iowa it deserves.
When the editor talks about the democratic
party having refused heretofore to go into
elections, he ought to blush back 10 his asses
ears. Has he forgotten the conduit Of The
whig party of Iowa, in lS47, when an election
for senators was defeated aud Iowa went un
represe nted in the United States Senate for two
yearse You had better brush up your mem
ory sir, and tn, n sneak into the first Gak alley
you can fnd
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
is jE JOLLY, OR Is HE NOT?

The amrut,'ed :. right arm of tie ,d';or :
The Miners EA ,,rrss Gently let drive as fol
, lows:
"When nlIlr. are secured by treachery, cor
rup'irn and q !seho' d, .hre Is no mora. ar con
s,i,utInna obi, RI sing upon men to con
su,nuia,r the II auhery aud ofYer n toanty to
c"rlupti"n.
But for tn" fact that all the federal app int
merits in ihis S,aie, including his own. hnd beet
confirmed. o:r might suppose that the editor %
the Mnrr-' Express was atnut 10 "tu.n State
cvtcrce, aud raise the very U.d Harry =
Bari .gton Ts'sgrarh
! There is necessity f'r nsn tcrnng State.
evidence, long there Mo; gans IN
abundance, " hn can he hr, t. do The DIRT,
Offices of parly al exceedingly Low rates.
There was time, when our neighbor held his
services n, n respectable figure, but since he has
become Gnmesiz d, and kas turned up a man
ufacturcr f Abolition thunder, he cLn be had
there is none low, except renegade Aboli-
lionis 8, as 10 do hun reverence If we wanted
man 10 testify, or to leg at Iowa City, o.
Washington, in small may, we know Of N"
oHe ~ VIM" VI bPPy VIII ioPeS
IT success, than he man who plays second Jfd-
die to the Grimes dynasty in Iowa.
The editors fling at our {. ampuiated right
arm, falls to carry with il any wit, and there
tnre we shall reserve our laugh un'I The next
lime. We would remark, however, for the
sole and exclusive benefi' OF the editor that il
is fortunate for him, that we have not law
compelling men TO submit to ampu,ation when
yer they b come politically diseased. other
wise might find ali arm here, leg there,
and head yonder, with nothing hut the mutt
lated stump left in the Telegraph office, Of wha,
once const tuted The illustrious ge nleman OF the
Grimrs press.
The Surv, yor Of the Port sympathses with
the lraitive from the democratic party, and
hopes, for the editor sake, that he dnse will
that 1t mad upon the democratic par y, other
i, might be difficult to tnd vacan, territory
upon which to spew what iB left of his mortal
remains
Can the editor inf, rm us uhu is TO be the
mex, State Printer? Ills services in behalf of
MIR Grimes, certainly ought 10 be rewarded,
and il he whig and Abolitrn presses oil Iowa
should not be too rampant for the spoils, be will
doubtless be mercifuIy cared for.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

s.CkusmED Our. The Fusion p.c>s i.
announcing that McDrsiLD oi Name was
defeated, beeause he voted for the NJ braska
B.ll-we " ish democrats 10 kno. that FULLEH
(Dcm.) was likewise defeated in Maine by the
Fusonisis, although he vo'ed nsa.nst the
Netra ,ka bill
Democrats w II understand that b, tn Nc
Donald and Fuller were drtea ed ktcnssc Thea
cere femocrais-an and hat the fusiouists don I
care a straw about the Nebraska. or any othe
bull, /. hry can grt power! They wtut I,
sscrush cut" Democtacy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
LEss,N No I've C py the following iron

LEss,N No I've C ,py the following from
The Davenport Gazette nf The tn ult
.'Mr. Warner, Contractor of the Mississippi
Br:d.ie, has commenced he building Of another
pier III the main channel o. the river. We re-
gret to learn that his works were considerably
injured last Tuesday night tya raft running
against them. During the presen, low stage 81
water he is making rapid progress in the con-
st uction of his p rrs
This is fact No |. Fact No 9 will probably
INFORM us that, the piers being completed, ratI
was broken To pieces against them, the lumbe'
scattered and lost, and seyerai lumhermer
drowned. The way in which III S work ha-
been en- 1Olae1 j. canton tn all legal procet d.
ings Il Burlington Telegraph.
No. ) will probably be an order TO remov,
the nuisance.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
From the Washington Uuo
THE CINCINNATI RIOTS


The recent ail,dg.d Sunday school ro's in
Cincinnati having become the subject Of much
picus indignation throughout our commun ty |
| would ask an insertion ior the following card
which has recently appeared in the papers Of
that city, relative 10 the origin and character Of
these outbreaks. 1t is cut from the Cincinnati
Enquirer Of Sept. mber 2s. JUSTICE.
Mr. EDIroR The account given in the
Times of a not on Sunday night, near the
Brighton House, is nol only erroneous, but j,
calculated 70 do much injury, by awakening
bitter hos,lities where none now exist. The
riot had nn,hing !" do with sustair,in. or put
urg down Sabbath school, but arose IN a
porter house, and is one If the dregs of an old
f,ud hctween the outside aud inside market
butchers
Outs idr butchers are down on inside butch.
ers until they &c, stalls themselves, and ia, n,
If course, they become strong the rights a.
insiders. AS far back rs 1881 here vas PETITION
tor addn nal stalls TO fifth stree, market, AID
since that time ,here has been bad feeling b.
TIVE en- the two sections. Open dis ,ntss accur-
red in 1898, 1895, 1899; 1919 and very recently
| the insiders reported on and rad me ,.utsders
| fined THIS was the origin of the laie y,ot
| The siot.rs did not fight in the street, tu.
entered houses, AID tock men fran their beds
| to bea, them These rioters a.e known as the
| Mohawk and Brighton rangers One Of them
who had kcncksd dnwna Germans wife with
a chair. aud was badly hur, by ,il. hu>b band
and they generally deserved the same treat
ment The person I" whom The Tunes alludcs
as Cathohc is an ;n6d-l, and the Catholic.
have MT been active fartic'pa,"rs, as such, io
sud riot e. klCkLE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

A MURDER, which seems to have excited
great sensation, was committed IN Philadelphia
on Monday night Inst. Two Frenchnen tonk
Iodginus in a hotel n deck street. One # theu
left ,he mex, day, and the ether was found in
his bed, vi th his brains blown out and hi.
pocke rihed Their names were not u
but tn. y had just arrived al New York trou
France. A Dispatch received iahly says ,ha
tie Mayor 4 Philadelphia had offered re
.x,rd ot $500 inr the mnrd, rtr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

RE-AcTIoN IN CuicAGo We understand
ha, a paper au in circulation, inviting Senator
Douglas to speak in Chicago there are alrt ady
,ver two thousand names from among the
most respectable in the city, attached The
mob Tribune will have to import wdrs from
abroad il he succeeds in "groaning" Judge
Douglas down this time.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

Know SOMETHING The .guyusta tMr
fig, gives ar account OF the hundred Demo
Gratis and lire Wings, whe wi'hdrew in a bod,
from Know NothinE Ledge in ,hn, place
because an attempt was made to control thei
vn,es in favur Of Morrill,, the fusion Candidate
The fusion journals will undoubtedly charg
item " it'll being grossly i'm .Ho'rsH men.