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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04
IN S. NAsON's CONCERT OF THE oRAToRIo
FLOWER QUEEN,

ming, April 6.
ARGUMENT. 49,.
The flowers meet in secluded dell inthe forest TO choose
their Queen person discontinued with the world seeks
in the place, retirement from its cares and dsap
pointments The flowers tell Of love and duty and the
misunderstanding that, to fill well the station allotted by
Providence to be happyresoves to return again to
usefulness and contenment among his fellow creatures.
Tickets 20 cts; Children half price; to be had at the
WORCESTER MUSIC STORE, 200 Main street, and at
the Door.
Doors open at 81 o'clock Concert to commence at u
o'clock. ap4 diff
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RAIL ROAD DETENTIoN.-The trains up
on the Norwich Rail Road were all detained yes
terday over the time in consequence of the morn
ing train, from Norwich running off the track at
Masonville. No injury was sustained by any one,
but the cars due here at IL o'clock, "A. NJ, did
not arrive until 6. p. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

Cutch-40OO lbs. of Dutch for sale by @. S. T. A. J
HOWE. oct7 diff
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p. EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

Lewis G, MUM, AucfiOneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to. Office. 233 Main ST.. up tsairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

REJoIoINGsTN EGYPT.-On the evening
Feb. Is. Said Pasha, heir apparent to the
Pashalic of Egypt, gave grand public enter
tainment to the Europeans, to celebrate the
birth of his first child, son, born of slave,
in the beginning of this year. All who wish
ed to attend the feast were welcome; refresh
ments on a profuse scale were at the disposal
of all corners, and dancing was kept up all
night in his palace. The English nurse, who
is to rear the child, has received very hand
some and costly presents from the Said Pasha,
and the necessary clothing has been brought
out from England without regard to expense.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

In this city, by Rev. ]. G. Adams, Mr. Alfred A Poole,
and Miss Anna Reynolds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

New Method Of Inhalation. new and
wonderful discovery for the of Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all lung complaints DR.
Curtss Hygeana Inhalng Hygean Yapor, and Cherry
Syrup has accomplished of the most wonderful cures
of Asthma and Consumption in this city, during the past
hands) The Inhaler is worn the breast, under the
men, without the least inconvenience constantly supply
ny the lungs with pleasant medicated vapor, the heat
If the body being sufficient to evaporate the fluid Sold by
Boyd Paul. No. 40 Cortlandt St., C. H. Ring corner Of
John St. and Broadway, N. Y, and by Mrs. Hayes, 175
Fulton St., Brooklyn. Price SO package
N. b. Any person enclosing So by mail, to Boyd
Paul, or Curtis Perkins, N " will receive package
containing bottle of Hygean Vapor, of Cherry syr
up and Inhaler in neat box by EXPRESS free to any
part of the United States, four packages for So
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green 2l2 Main St.
lag deod&wly
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II OST-0n SUNDAY Evening, in Main Street, Gold
N 4 BREAST PIN. Whoever will return ii to y. NJ
CURTIS No. IA Front Street. shall be suitably rewarded
ap4 dit
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The following good one is from Western

When Satan couldn't climb the wall
0fParadise to peep in,
He got snake with forked tongue
Beneath the gate to creep in.
So when Nebraska's virgin soil
His scaly track he'd leave in,
"Who'll be my reptile nowl" he cries:
''Lo here am II saws Stephen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

500 bushels of superior Beans, for sale at
feb23 diff DRAPER 4 CLARK'S, Front st.
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GOULD 81 LINCOLN
Have just published the Fourth Edition of
THE CRUISE OF THE STEAM YACHT
NORTH STAR,
Narrative of the Excursion of Mr. VnnderbI,,s po .
England, Russia, Denmark, France Spain.
Italy, Malta, Turkey, Madeira, SC
BY THE REV. JOHN 0. CHoULEs, M. D.
With elegant Illustrations, and Portraits Of Commodore
Vanderbilt and Capt. Eldridge. II mo-, cloth
Price $1.5O.
~ The demand for this interesting volume of Tro,
has been unusually large and the Publishers have been
unable to meet their orders. The Fourth edition ia now
ready 1t has been highly commended by the Press in ali
directions. ~
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

DIED.
In this city, March 49, Capt Baxter Rice formerly Of
Northboro' aged 50.
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vTNHE ONLY RIFE MEDAL FOR

VNHE ONLY RIFE MEDAL FOR
= Il r u S S E S,
Awarded to MARSH CO., by the Industrial
Exhibition of all Nations at the Crystal Palace,
for the new RADICAL CURE TRUSS thus giving it,
through their Surgical Committee Professors Renwck
Parker Carnochan, Clark, Ludlow, and others, the
phac mprimatur for which its Inventor has labored
sduously for twenty-five years.
An extensive list of names of mercantile and other gem
temen cured by this Truss may be at their Office
Improved Elastic SmsPender Shoulder
Brace for expanding the chest and preserving SYM
metry of fom adapted to men, women and children and
constructed bring the bearing the point of the
shoulder thereby preventing cutting under the Alb
dominal supporters OF the most approved patterns.
MARSH & CO., q Maiden Lane, New York For sale
in Worcester by L. I. LAZELL, Druggist.
ap4 daw6mis
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GtLENN'S TRUE vERBENA WATER.
III This delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical
process from the hot house plant,
LEMON TRJFOLJ6


account of its refreshing and delightful odour Itcontan
all the fragrance Of the plant itself in concentrated
FORM and will be found very useful for removing the lam
guor occasoned by crowded rooms &c. Also as delie
ious perfume the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne
For sale in Worcester together with assortment of
Genn's justly celebrated Periumery, by L. T. LAzEI1
srpLEY ScoTT, BUSH & Co., Il. Ii. MARSH, D. soorr.
JR, NJ B. GREEN, JAMES GREEN, Druggists &C., and by
Jxo. MoREY Il Co., JANKINs & CLoUGH, Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by L. w. GLENN, 20 South 4th st.,
Philadephia to whom all orders must be addressed.
mch30 deodtf
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o. A. Brownson, says in a recent publica-
ton, sin my early life, destitute ofexpenence,
and carried away with blind enthusiasm,
INDUCED some radical tendencies and encour-
aged them in others, for which l humbly ask
pardon of God and my countrymen. l knew
not what I was doing, and the evil then did,
unhappily, renders me impatient now to do
much good.'' From 1888 to 1910, Brownson
was the greatest radical of the age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-04

Gentlemen i'm this City, and the neighboring
towns wishing garments made to ORDER in the latest Styles
will do well to call and examine our new stock of
PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
from which will make Custom Garments at very low
prices, and in the thorough and durable manner
CHARLES W. FREELAND & CO..
diff mch16 Union Block.
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A, 1854.
Nrm advertisements.

Ey z. @. JUDSON, ALIAS "NED BUNLINE,n
1LS will deliver a Lecture
NATIVE AMERICANISM,
in the CITY HALL, on Tuesday Evening, April 4th.
Subject America as it was, it is and it may be.
Tickets for Gentlemen rs cs Ladies free Doors open
at 81, commence at N O'Clock. dit ap4
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A7- Persons RENTING to the Publishers dollar and
fly CENTS will be supplied with copy by mail free Of
postage.
Any newspaper giving this advertisement insertion,
previous to the first of May, will be furnished with copy
of the book.
GOULD s. LINCOLN, PUBLISHERS
WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON.
ap4 TuSatTu&wIt
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Nrw advertisements.
NEW BOOK OFTRAVELS or =
INTEREST ~ MANN
Cruise OF the North Star,

E"rope as seen By a party Of Americnn Ercv.
sioRiSts
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In this beautiful volume Dr. Choues has given live
and sparElng harfailVe Of the excursion sketching
porting the various banquets given by and to the bi
hearted captainand altogether has served up very
tartanin0 voutnc
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FOURTH EDITION IN THREE IVEpLCS
The daily union., 1854-10-14
From The Leavenworth Herald, Kansas
THE ADMINISTRATION.

Judging of the present by the past the administration
has every for secongraulaton in regard to the
line of policy il has pursued Cayng personal abuse
and reprobaon of the wsest public not new
features in political history. Mr. Jefferson Nh Madi-
SON aud Gen Jackson W may be allowed the ex-
presson the best abused of all federal
that too for the wisdom of which time has album
dainty vndcaed In their days the pulps OF the North
were converted into political hustings from which rank
treason promulgated every Sabbath where the most
unbrdled license given to the tongue and where the
worst passions of nature impaired dramatic effect to
the outpourng of the sanctuary Such is the history oil
1908, 1912, and 1893
The present administration in the faithful discharge of
its delicate and aluaus duties has had the misfortune to
incur the wrath of small portion Of Inc fanatics of the
North the re-eating ultras of the South 1t is con-
tended and rightly that the kansasNebrasEa bill was
fnvorte measure with the Executvethat whatever odum
is chargeable upon that bill justly attaches 10 the adins
tration AT the South il is branded by the opposition
press swndle reprobated eesoi MEASURE from the
stump At the North it is held up monster OF niqnity
and its authors and prompters are denied the common
right speech Perhaps in federal egs-
laon since bill of Madison the veto OF Jackson
has gathered bad elements OF opPos-
ton this wise and benehcont law. Every faction
that has been broken off from the democratic party
for years the old ederas the advocates of the tariff of
1912 the waits and esrays OF deunct political parties,
nullGers Mane-aw and womans-righs men, and all the
speced progeny of ianatcism have united IN one grand
rally of opposition this law the administration and the
constitution itself
Patriotic Vpon-ogigg ep every where have reason 10
rejoice that this controversy If it must come has occurred
at this junctre The helm OF State is in the hands OF a
pilot whom no commotion however Wild can appal--
whom no danger can terrfy-who knows the chart and
has the resolution carry the saunch old ship through
the right channel however bese by the malicious devices
of its adversare The nation tired and sick OF this e'er
nal agitation OF the question of slavery-an agitation
which serves purpose but TO engender bad passions
and to ealvanize into odious Importance some OF the
worst men of the age II is garbage upon which dea-
qocue of the North aud The South have for years fed and
t,ened but rejoice in the hope that it viii soon he
forever placed beyond their reach With the organization
of Kansas State agtaicrs viii find their occupation
gone This event whatever may be the decision IN rea-
ton to slavery will upon them thar they wish
and before they effect the work Of mischief they have
already commenced
The daily union., 1854-10-14
rur npuocRATIc DEFEAT IN BALTIMORE.

our friend of the Argus who made gallant fight In
the late election in Baltimore the disastrous re
suit like true soldier who from the conflict with
his honor unarnished and proposes the struggle
Read the following;
are beaten horse foot and Dragons We had written
long article showing how this result had been accomplished
and the influences which been brought upon the
contest but threw it by useless No exposition could
alter the facts The truth stands out boldly that combna-
ton brought together by widely variant feelings among
which religious bgotry stands prominent has succeeded in
obtaining triumph those who stoodby the constitution
and who believe the great republican doctrine of equality
of rights and privileges We did what believed TO be
duty as friends of constitution We did fully and fearless
w. regardless personal pecuniary consequences Q
the battle earnestly and ruth because webeleved
great principles were stake The people have decided the
they thought right and republican bow to
the win the people, believing them to be the rght soyer-
egns We think it unwise and mpoc to destroy the con
stuton under which we have grown and prospered we
think it contrary the genius of institutions and to the
doctrines the Bible interfere in any manner with the
conscience of another prescribe him account of his
birth or his religion These the honest convictions OF
Judgment and believe that country has propered ana
grown great under the approving smile of just and right
eous God in consequence of the just and liberal policy which
as nation we had pursued These views and,
acting upon them could not have done duty without
opposing any party whose object seemed to be the
of those principles which we peieVeu were 'he pas
national prosperity
owe have reason believe that there have been fraud and
imposition practsed in accomplishing the result which we
give in another column but that cannot now be pre-
vented were useless into any details upon the
subject TO close, need only repeat the combination has
carried the day they profess to kno "ot we can
only hope they will do nothing the peace of the
community or interfere with the prosperity of our city or
country"
The daily union., 1854-10-14
KNOW-NOTHINGS AND FREE-SolLERS IN MASSA
CHUSETTS.

The afnities between know-nOhings and treesoilers
are strikingv illustrated in the congressional nominations
made in Massachusetts by the former 1t will appear from
the following which take from the New York Tribune
that every nominee except one is designated as Tree
soer--the only exception is whg, which IN Massachn-
sets is about the thing as a free-soer
KNOW-NOTHING NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS-
Bosros wednesday, Oct IL, 1854
The know nohings reported to have made the follow
ing nominations for Congress in Massachusetts,
First district, Gershon B. Weston esq, of Duxbury,
soiler :; third, William s. Damrel, of Dedham, Gree
soer) of the firm of Damrel Moore printers OF this
city fourth Linus b. Comns soer) OF Roxbury,
and present of that city fifth the Hon Anson Bur
lngsm free soiler of Cambridge seventh the Rev. ly
man Whiting, fwhig) Of Reading, (Mr. Whiting Is an or
thodox clergymanl eighth, Chauncey L. knapp, Gree
first wear of the soil administration of this State In
the ninth district Alexander Dewitt (reesoiler) was nom
mated for re election.
The daily union., 1854-10-14
REELECTION OF MR.. MAXWELL, OF FLORIDA

We are highly grat6ed to receive the following intel
gence confirming teegraphic announcement OF the
reelection of Mr. Maxwell to Congress from Florida and
of the complete triumph of the democrats in the State;
Mr. Maxwell made strong impression upon those who be-
came acquainted with him at the late session lie was
model member and richly mertcd the endorsement which
his constituents have given him. The Savannah Georgian
says as
The democrats have swept Florida from stem to stern
We accounts from the middle district from the extreme
west (Pensacoln and the extreme east (St Augustine,
all showing democratic gains the vote two years SINCE
Then Mr. Maxwell elected to Congress by majority OF
twenty two and the legislature if we recolect rightly,
democratic by majority of three The returns from the
recent election though incomplete doubt that Max
well has achieved most gratifying triumph His majority
probably somewhere between five hundred and thousand
while the legislature doubtless decsvey democratic in
suring the election of member of that partyMr iuiee we
hopeto the United States Senate to the Hon.
Jackson Norton"
The daily union., 1854-10-14

NEWARK rLrcrIoS--Horace j, Pointer, whg, has been
elected mayor OF Newark New Jersey 10y about 600 ma
iorty The returns on the remainder OF the city ticket
render 1t probable that Wm D. smith, whig and Aaron
BALDWIN democrat are elected frceholders VIM. Jessup
and Robert Dod wings, surveyors OF the highways and
Robert B. Campiield whg and Milton Baldwin, democrat
coroners The common council will consist of wings
ana democrats
The daily union., 1854-10-14

Siouru CAaoLiNAContrary to all expectations says the
Charleston Mercury of the lt the vote at this election
proves to be of the largest given in the city I'm
til within few days there seemed to be but dull interest
in the occasion then the friends of the senatorial cand-
dates staie ,leir fireworks and after, everybody
was squbbing and hazng and the result is before us The
election has however been very orderly ana gooa7tem
pered We have heard of brols and the only hln oil
casualty" that has reached is in the shape OF rumor
tha some people rose and voted who had the doctors
si6caa that they forever discharged from all sublu
nary duties fit be true il Is TO be hoped they have gone
back quietly, and that they win not do 50 again,
As the result Mr. Aiken reelected TO Congress with
out opposition and il generally conceded that Mr. Nor
decai elected TO the State senate The representative
tickets were ent and hacked that no mortal man can
say which of the iory-odd candidates are successful
The daily union., 1854-10-14

The Hon Burton Craige who is now here, (says the
salisbury Wachman pleased TO find has regaued
his health SO much shattered the latter part of his soourn
in Washington lie has spent The time since the adjourn
ment Of Congress with his family ia Caawba and Burke
counties whittier :bey had gone 20 pass the summer
months
The daily union., 1854-10-14
ELECTION IN kENTUCKY

The governor of Kentucky has appointed Monday, the
18th Of November, as the day for eecting member to
Congress in the third congressional district of that State
to fill the vacancy occasione by the death of Hon. Presley
Ewing
The daily union., 1854-10-14

The vote of the people Of Pennsylvania at the late cleo
ton, taken the prohibory fquor-law question
The city of Philadelphia has given 52o5 majority in favor
of it The following counties reported to have given
maoritie against IL Dauphin county, soo Northampton
1000 Berks 4,5oo Lehigh, 1000; Cumberland 400
Westmoreland 1000.
The daily union., 1854-10-14

aMr Raymond Is man who has opinions Trey Why
That's a fact We don't know aay man who has had
more or more varied assortment on all questions within
the last ten years---M y, Mirror
The daily union., 1854-10-14

con of jacob Berringrr the postmaster at Cape Vim
cent was arrested on Saturday night 10y Col North, spe-
cia mail agent on charge Of being engaged in robbng
the mail between Rome and Cape Vincent He held
to bail to fsGG thacharge
The daily union., 1854-10-14

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

MURDER COMMITTED UNDER MEsMRRIC INFLU-
HNoE Monday night last murder committed In the
town OF HERNANDEZ Miss under cir sumstSuoes OF the
moot singular and remarkable character From the par.
tcusrs with which We have been furnished 1t appss
that there was young man about OF the hotels In
HerDADdo some eighteen years o. age, whom tho land
lord was In the habit OF pa sing under the inf Of
mesmerism and while urder Its real pretended inu
ence experimenting upon him In the usual manner.
Whenever the young man was placed under this nau-
epce . remarkable disposition manifested i.sel. He
would always 60 to drawer get out his ptos and At
to shoot rome ono present without however,
evening on which the murder Was committed he had
been through the usual formula Of mesmeric expert
Eents and after he had been relieved Of the nusn
reoind rome others In game Of cards During the play
continue the game with him any longer he manifested
In Of the exposure but freely I'D
mited the truth Of the accusation Shortly Afterwards
he appeared to relapse IN mesmeric STATE and while
down His companions began to annoy him; he several
times warned them to essis threatening TO shoot them
IL they did not. One OF them, however believing the
youpg man bad NO weapons, examined him, and finally
discovered large duelliDg pistol under his pillow. Upon
attempting to remove IT, the young seemed to be
aroused from his lsthargy he seized his late compan.
ion BY the wrist with hand and with the other get
possession Of the pistol and threatened shoot any
who should molest him Hs remained undsturbed until
the man ~ whose room he vas e stranger from Georgia.
who in fernando on business co ,nsctsd With the
estate declared brother remarked thAt il Was dan
gerous to let the young stay In the all
with the pistol and that he would take II rom him He
attempted to do scus ensued, whom the young man
vrssted the pistol from him. and immediately shot him
through the bedy causing his death In few minutes
AL this time feverA OF the witnesses testified he kept his
eyes closed and showed sigs Of anger except when
disturbed Others testified to his being under the inf
ence Of liquor; and physicians terrified that the
symptoms showed ore OF that than Of esmer.
Ism Memphis Enquirer Fb. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
1he Unltaxians.
NV Yozx, Feb. II, 1854.


TO TIE EDIfO1 OF rHH HERALD.
The writer OF this has bsen constant reader and n
admirer Of the oourss pursusdsby the NEW YoRy In
RAID for me last III year., Last Saturday morning l.
the earliest orning news my eye caught the only So
tartan article that read In that papsr On rsSi..
It. found that together with al the Uaara.s n ths
land ct fell were denounosd inhde and All
selves and the religion they profess, BY snstng favor
Of the tangled h Of the day - taught BY Greeley
Co. Now Mr. Editor, consider Il unfair to make the
Wholesale sweeping assertion that Unttarisntsm II ina
deity sect hat numbers among iS most devoted
bers, such men John Quincy Adams Edward Everett,
and true cannot Be very strongly tpctured with nhdel-
IT, for theae car After fashion, DO ranAed among
Christians By their works We may judge them and any
person who may take the trouble to ascertain can
are ~ moral, upright and benevolent, and In every
thing that apperains 10 true christianity behod
o, her scot that b named there undoubtedly
black sheep among them, there are among oil the
others, but We shou not cenounce the whole for that
Perhaps Mr. Editor. You oenfound what called Parker
Ism with Untsrisnism; bu. moments thought viii CON
vince you OF your Theodore Parker and his doc
nes are denounced BY the Unitarans strongly BY
any other sect and 1T present there Ia but Untaran
minister In that viii exchange with him and
Mr. Psrksr occasionally cunts the platform AMI spits
out bis venom ainst the South and her nsttutons,
but no more o, than that dstp guished orthodox divine
Henry Ward Beecher who at present Ia abroad delivering
am done With regard to the proposed dsts for the
vacant Professionally 1t Columbia College know nothing
never bAvirg seem hardly heard of the gentlemAn
before; but opinion H. In this enlightened empor-
um In the ninsteenth century, man who Is every way
qualified to perform tho duties rejected nom such
post that simply because of his religious belief 1t
Disgrace to the age live In and every liberal man must
view 1t In that light. SENEX.