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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-12
WORCESTER AND NAsHUAR.R.

OONNECIIONc WITH OIhEk hOADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua directly with trains
Of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsc and Vermont Central Railroads. All Trains from
Nashua connect directly with down Trains from the above
named Roads.
Each Train to and from Groton junction. connects with
upward and downward Trains of the Fitchburg Railroad
and with a trains of the Stony Brook Railroad to and
from Lowell.
At Worcester $50 M train connects with Steamboat
train from N. York via Norwich. Ills a. M connects
with Boston and Worcester Providence and Worcester
Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad trains.
AIS connects with trains from all above named roads,
including the Express Train from New York and Albany.
Train arriving at 900 connects with the trains
of all the above roads, including Express Train New
York and Albany. That arriving 1856 p. with p. m.
trains Of above roads. That arriving $50 p. with
thu New York Steamboat Train via Norwich
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER II. K. TRAINS,
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at I. As a. 12.40 and 545 p. M
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills and AIS p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor
ceser, Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Ftchburg.
u For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua, Snow and Wider's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
~ Through Tickets iss-ed at Worcester for Bur-
lingon, Montpelier, Wells Rive and White River juno
ton, the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg. G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester May l, 1861 ap1l dawtf
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Confusion gdness rush of blood 10 the head melancholy
mental debility hysIera, Indebtedness, thoughts Of self
desuction fear of insanity hypochondriass, dyspepsia
general prostraton, irraby, nervousness, inability
sleep, diseases incident to females, decay of the propagat
ing functions monomana vague terrors papitation Of the
heart mpotency, constipation, ETC., etc. from whatever
arising, is if there is any reliance to be placed
human testimony absolutely infalible.
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No language convey adequate idea of the imme
dae and almost miraculous change which occasions in
the diseased deblitated and shattered nervous system.
Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature inn
paired by Sickness the unsung and relaxed organization
is at braced re-yyied and built up The mental and
physical symptoms of disease vanish together
under its influence. Nor is the effect temporary; the
contrary the relief is permanent for the cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF and restore
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" Full directions accompanying each bottle
Price, five dollars. jan17 DIFF
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WRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND

WRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
y DROPS-DR. c. A. HILL, No. 121 Main Street,
Worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ D. while
practicng in the Hospital, in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD, of Paris and AC
TON, of London.
These Pills invariably certain regulate the female
system, and be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nvar
ably certain in all cases.
Suspensions, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptca and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Male and Female ImpOsters,
under the pretence of eectng cure, medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the SYSTEM without producing the desired result any
sign of it, should shun t. bpeds, and but the
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS.
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and failed to effect speedy without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of ex-
tensive practice and not discovered by accident To eu
gse their virtues would not add to their merit Wewoud
only say, try them They will be any part of the
country from observation by addressing pos paid
DR.. G. A. HILL, No. III Main st.,
Worcester, Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each bottle.
Price five dollars iap17 dtf
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Meoirines.

MFRS. M. w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLY
lVH SICIAN, and successful Midwife educated at the
N. E. Female Medical College, Win answer calls night
and day. III Residence No. l Walnut Street.
APT dh
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Groceries, Mf.

GROCERIES FOR THE PUBLIC
OkNeU Stock Of Groceries at No. Stones Block,
Main ST., Opposite S. H. Conon's Nurserv
The subscriber having purchased of A. HUNTING
TON, his entire Stock in Trade, and having added to
the same large and well selected and choice Stock Of
Goods begs leave say the former customers and the
public generally, that he is prepared to sell
WI. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
for Cash. the lowest price the market Affords He will
also purchase for Cash. exchange for Goods all kinds
of Farmers Produce He hopes that by constantly keep
ing hand well selected Stock of Goods and strict at
enton to business to receive share of public patronage
Goods delivered in all parts of the City, free Of charge
Also for sale new Platform Scale that will weigh 600
lbs EDW,D PRIEST
Worcester July q, 1853 diff
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R. II E 1 n 1 $ CHS

TaiIOrs' Shears and Trimmers.
Also, Bankers, Paper Hangers, BARRIERS and LBdes
Scissors, &C., &C., which they offer at Manufacturers
Prices, Wholesale and Retail EVERY PAIR WAR
RANTED.
?. X. & co. also manufacture, and keep full assert
ment of Fine Cutlery, Surgical and Dental instruments
Razors, Shears Scissors &C. Cutlery of every description
sharpened and repaired in thu neaest possible manner
No. 12S Washington Street,
feb2S d&w1y Main Building, BOSTON.
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LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN
" PATENT AGENCY.
NO. 50 STATE STREET-BOS TON
Samuel Cooper,
Late Chief Examiner in the United States Patent Of
fee, procures Patents in this and Foreign Countries
References-The undersigned, Principal and Assistant
Examiners in the United States Patent Office have for sew
era years been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper
lately Principal Examiner in this Office and take plea
in stating that he is gentleman of the highest moral
character of unquestonabe knowledge in the business
and practice Of the Office and that his scientific attain
ments such eniipeny fit him for the business in
which he is about to engage.
HENRY B. RENWlCK, T. r.. PEALE,
L. d. GALE, TH0S. II. EVERETT
]. Ii. LANE, f. S0UTHGATE SMITH,
W. G. LANGD0N.
Principal Examiners, Assistant Examiners
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the fore
going Recommendation made by my late colleagues
WIN. p N FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents
Boston, jan %, 1854. feb4 deod&wly
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%. GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Nf-s5,To all the old patrons of Dexter L Eddy, and
Vs. TO all who buy
Groceries, Flour, &C.,
would say that having bought interest of the
senior partner, William H. Dexterl the Store No 20
Southbridge Street. and having bought i'll fresh supply
Of Goods, shall spare pains make this the MOST
DESIRABLE PLACE to buy
GROCERIES, FOR CASH,
in the City. Goods delivered free of charge all parts
of tho city,and warranted satisfactory.
Call at at No. 20 Southbridge Street.
SAArL EDDY, JR.
Worcester, March H. 1854. daw6w
go FLOUR! FLOUR! NOW IN
HEEStore, and receiving by Western Railroad, extra
Us and common Flour, among which may be
found the following brands:
ChGS. j. Hill y Sons unsurpassed Extra.
w. Whitney, Premium.
c. j. Hill, Extra, Blue Jacket, Extra,
John Williams, do. Elliot Mills, d.
E. ID. Shetaire, do. Seneca Chief do.
4And other brands.
Half bbs Hill Son, Hill Extra, and Z. D. Shelmire
Extra.
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality.
Graham Flour Of superior quality of own manufac-
lure, in barrels and bags BLISS, SUTTON, co.
my24 dawtf No. Mechanic st.
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who suffers from weakness, derangemsnt nervousness
tremors pains in the back any other disorder whether
peculiar to her SEX to both sexes give the
inyigorating cordial a trial.
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WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, Nav
w IGATI0N, &c. CoMER's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
139 Washington Street, Boston
Established by the present Principal, Il. D. 1S40 }
Offers superior advantages for Education Employment
The names and residences Of 200 students for whom good
situations as Clerks, BookKeepers &C. obtained the
past year are furnished in the annual catalogue which
with the cards of terms, may be had the Institution
by mail, gratis.
GEORGE N. CONFER, Principal,
moh9 d3m aided 0y abkeiand faithtitL assistants.
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'PLATING MARRIAGE,

should reflect that sound mind and body the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial happiness in
deed without these, the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospects hourly darken the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair, and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness of another
becomes blighted with your
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-12
nR. MORRILL,, II MIDDLE ST

II Middle ST., next door to the Post Office Lowell
ap21 deod1y
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REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.

MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR
will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with eff
ciency regulary with uniform and natural activity and
this not only without hazard Of reaction, but with happy
effect the general organization Or Bear in mind that
all maadies wherever they BEGIN with the
SYSTEM and that the parazaton of the of motion
and sensation IS PHYSICAL Bear in mind also,
that for every kind of nervous disease the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
IT'LL Nm nar.I.aL Liz
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nR. MOVIES COUGH BALSAM FOR
~ Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bon
chttss, Group, WhoODin gCough, Summer Comp ANTS
Of Children; DiarrheG and Dysentery and general
Nervous Uneasiness, preventing sleep.
90 My Cough Basam is prepared and sold only at my
Office Middle Street, Lowell supply all orders from
abroad. Druggists have not and never had my formula
by which is prepared In this city they my
for money-making. The consequence is they prepare
spurious article my essential injury. protest against
such unjust and unlawful Of my
mch25 diff DANIEL MOVIE.
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others, viii find this Cordial after they bottle
two, thorough regeneration of the system In all drec
tons to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would have been So this exraord
nary preparation And is equally potent for the many
diseases for which it is recommended Thousands Of young
have been restored by using it, and not in single
instance has failed tn benefit Them
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OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.

II is understood that the deliberations of the Senate in
regard to our relations with Mexico resulted yesterday in
recommending President the pra Of treaty which
settles all the pending questions of difficulty between the
two governmental it shall be ratified by them We are
not able specify the Of the proposed settlement
with absolute certainty but according TO the current I'M
derstandng the Mesa-yalley difficulty is arranged the
boundary so fixed as authorize eligible route for
railroad the abrogaon Of the tn article of the re y Of
Hdago and the recognition Of interocenic transit
way granted in February 1859 the isihmus Of Tehu-
anepec for all which pays to Mexico ten
millions Of dollars.
II win be remembered that have dwelt with earn
upon the importance Of early settlement OF all
these questions Thu result therefore, 10 gratifying to
it will be to the whole country. II dssipates the hopes
the croakers and cionss who have abored to defeat
consummation urgently demanded by the best inter
of the country We have doubted that the in
ellgence the patriotism and the wisdom of the Senate
would ultimately triumph all obstacles and result in
nm agreement upon satisfactory basis Of adjustment
Our anticpatons have been realized and we look for
the speedy restoration Of the amicabe relations be-
tween government and that Of Mexico.
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WASHINGTON CITY.


00- Mr. O. W. JAsss No Hanoa street, cincinssti. Ohio. il
general collecting agent Western States and Texas
assisted By H. j. TnoaAs 4, Dxsr, wn II. TnosAs, p.
Yssss q. H. 4. wissaAs A. H. cxILDs aud d. Wa IsvIss
Receipts u eilheT viii be good rF&HtA ttf
DKexaEsr u 10 sahorzed 10 receive
an L.e Dxous ,hs papeI receipt ioI the
Gy- Mr. HssHY Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama, 10
ss travelling asen Of Alabama and Tennessee
sisted r. Lxwis. JAsss o. Lswis and sAnukL Lkws
M Mr. Iss1xL T. JAnxs street, Phiade
phs IL general travelling AGENT assisted BY WA H. WELD
JoHs CoLIiss JAsks Dsraso HAsxrr, Jos BUrros, Csc
Bvrros, Isaac M. HoDIss Epsusp w. WILsY, wulIAs H.
wArusnAs, and Gxones 1. Nelson.
iry- Receipts from sber Of the above will be coed
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

SEsATsA message was received from the President of
the United States transmitting report Of the Attorney
General suggesting notifications in the manner of con-
Quoting the legal business of the government
Mr.. johnson reported bill to amend ACT entitled
act TO grant the right presumption to certain pur
ehasers and settlers the Mason Rouge grant in the
event Of the final adjudication Of the title in favor Of the
United States approved january 27 1851 which
sidered and passed.
Mr. Dodge, of Iowa. reported bin to grant other lands
in lieu of certain sixteenth sections heretofore disposed Of
by the United States for other than school purposes which
was considered and passed.
After the consideration Of executive business the Senate
adjourned.
HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES motion Of Mr. lngersoll,
the resolutions of Mr. Ewing requesting the President to
furnish information relative the treaties with Great
Britain in reference the rights Of neutras and also in
relation the position of that to the Black
Warrior affair were referred the Committee Foreign
Affairs On motion of Mr. Peckham, the debate on the
Senate amendments to the deficiency bill ordered to
be closed on Tuesday next o'clock The House went
into committee of the whole and Mr. Benton addressed tho
committee against the Nebraska and Kansas bill When
his hour was up Mr. Wentworth Of Illinois obtained the
floor and after debate points Of order succeeded by
changing the question before the House. in enabling Mr.
Benton to conclude his remarks Mr. Bayiy, of Virginia
claimed the floor for tomorrow Mr.. Benefits land bill
came up the House but its consideration postponed
until tomorrow, when Mr.. Bennett has the floor The
Speaker laid before the House report from the Attorney
General relative to an alteration the mode of conducting
the legal business of which was referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary and the House adjourned
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COL BEyToNs SPEECH" CONGRESS CoMPRo-


MISSES"
:" Nobody aeed 10 UP hee iinie for 70
ror.h;p, "-Thomo. H. BeafOa, IN 1852.
Thomas Hart Benton Is mn instructive instance OF the
truth OF the saying Of the melancholy Jacques that
in his time plays many partsr Not partcuarize
all IL may good purpose refer the in
which he has probably been distinguished For nearly
twenty years Colonel Benton occupied the proud posi-
tion Of frosted leader Of the democratic party What
democrat does proudly recall the days when he stood up
the Senate the champion Of the great principles Of
political faith Who that loves and that
faith docs fountain Of refreshing waters
the glowing record Of that eyent and glorious era
Then Thomas " Benton almost idol Of his party
In those days he neither trusted tolerated democrat
who TO the organization Of the party His
trumpet denounced such offenders in the Senate
his ringing editorials excorated them the press The
decree Of the caucus-he action Of the majority OF
the democratic party-was then binding upon him
law Of Congress All Of recall his scathng de-
nuncsons Of the hybrid elements congregated against
the democratic party during the administrations Of Jackson
and Van Bnren How he scored hem From the bank officers
who insued democratic senators by burning and hang
ing egyat,eniions this day extended fearless
democrnts-down 10 the abolition nocndarics who sought
10 excite against the South he ayed them
with the unsparng lash Of that sound and
auence which stirred the heart Of the country its deep
est depths
We hs speeches Of that daythe speeches upon
which hs solid n statesman rests-the efforts
that endeared him to his countymenwe turn TO these
speeches sensations somewhat similar which
might animate one who gazcs upon noble old picture
and who while tracing the triumphant genius Of the artist
recalls agreeable ineaments Of his face and form and
even the tones Of his honest and welcome voice
This Is Thomas Benton he wasthe favorite OF the
people friend Of Jackson the enemy Of abolition the
champion democratic principle and the bold party lead
who tolerated democrat that did not yield
the decisions Of his party majority. This is Thomas
II Benton In character. In the bygone and better
time when Colonel Benton reioiced in presenting the
friends and the foes Of his party and its principles in strong
contrast with each other he would have opposed such
spectacle as have presented by that which fol-
lows nv frs, quoting the lines Of Hamlet TO his mother:
/ e Look you now, what foIows7
. Have you eycs1
Could Won this fair mountain leave 10 feed
And battcn this moor T.
For few years pas, have had Colonel Benton the
public stage in character entirely distinct from tina,
we have Just DESERVED II another had grown mp
and usurped his name and his person II s entire q
metamorphosc as IT, to Of his fsvore figures
he had. by q resort 10 Townscnds sarsaparilla pills
thrown on all Of his pest feelings habits and person and
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Mr. B. proceeded 10 argue that the Compounds Of 1870
imposed not in offensive sense upon the North by
the South and IN opposition 70 sns ass ,s
did not agree 10 il at the II afterwards acqai
eseed in and being acquiesced in II had become com
pact Ii was continuation of the principle OF the ordi-
nance Of 1887 and now after thirty years II plea
that party by whom II was imposed proposed TO take ~
away The South had their half Of the territory now
twas proposed TO impair not to abrogate the Compro-
mise of 1920 To be II repealable ON the statute
book untouehabe by account Of the cir
cumsances under which il had been enacted.
The Missouri Legislature, late ls47 had instructed
their not TO disturb the Compromise He believed
this principle right then he did now and should remain
in that belief
At the end of the hour the hammer fell and
Mr.. WENTWORTH, of Illinois, obtained the floor He
said il the gentleman from Missouri wished TO continue his
remarks, he would yield the floor for that purpose.
Mr.. CLINGMAN objected, that il contrary to the
rules for gentleman to obtain the floor and then yield H.
except for explanation.
long and animated debate points of order ensued,
and the Chair decided that the gentleman who had the
floor could yield il another for remarks only by the
unanimous consent OF the committee
Mr. PECKHAM appealed from the decision Of the Chair
The motion sustaining the Chair was taken--ayes 90,
noes a: quorum The roll called, and the commit
tee found itself with quorum
Mr.. WENTWORTH then moved an amendment TO the
first amendment of the Senate TO the deficiency bill on
which
Mr. BENTON obtained the floor and concluded his
remarks the Nebraska and Kansas bill
The committee Mr. BAyLy, of Virginia claiming the
floor.
Mr. BENEFITS LAND BILL.
The SPEAKER stated that the business before the
House the consideration of the bill granting lands to
the different States OF the Union for the construction Of
railroads and the support of education on which Mr. BEN
NETT had the floor.
Mr. BENNETT yielded TO motion to adjourn
The SPEAKER laid before the House message from
the President transmitting report from the Attorney Gen
er relative alteration in the mode Of conducting the
legal proceedings Of government referred TO the Commit
the Judiciary.
The House adjourned at quarter to three o'clock.
PETITIONS,
BY Mr.. DISNEY The petition Of Huntingdon Brooks
of Cincinnati asking remission of duties of the
destruction Of the goods before landing referred to the Com
mitec Commerce. Also the petition of John Johnson
asking for services rendered referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. MILLER, of Indiana The petition Of Samuel
Hail. president of the Evansville and Charlottesville railroad
asking for appropriation Of portion of the
lands TO aid in the construction OF said roads referred to the
Committee Public Lands.
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The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of Saturday says the
work on the hydraulic canal at Niagara Falls has been
pended for the present growing out Of its with
the Cochuatc Bank, that corporation having invested
large amount OF its means in the enterprise
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rty, and accountability, and Who in all his life,
known TO encourage those loose notions Of politics which
would destroy the Union by destroying the rights Of the
States .0&