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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

Dr. GUstasEs u oaeatEsaI, Homeopathic phy
stefan, Office hours from to 10 A. n 2 to and 10
P. H., residence No. u Pearl street. jyl3 dams
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How THE FREss OF MAssA cHUsETTs STANDS.
We give list of the newspapers of the state
that have taken an open position in the pres
emf political canvass, arranged according as
they stand towards the several candidates for
governor:
FOR RoCKwELL-32 PAPERS.
Boston Atlas, Boston Telegraph, Salem
Register, Springfield Republican, Chicopee
Journal. Westfeld News Letter, Greenfield
Gazette, Greenfield Republic, Pittsheld Ea.
gle, Great Darlington Courier, North Adams
Transcript, North Adams American, North
ampton Courier, Hampshire Gazette. LYNN
News, Amherst Express, Worcester Spy,
Worcester Transcript. Barre Patriot, South
bridge Free Press, Fitchburg Reveille, Lowell
Courier, Lowell News, Haverhill Gazette,
Dedham Gazette, New Bedford Standard,
Fall River News, Plymouth Memorial, Salem
Journal, Barnsatle Advocate, Taunton Wing,
Milford Journal.
FOR BEAcH-17.
Boston Post, Boston Times, Boston Chron-
ieIe, Lowell Advertiser, Marblehead Advocate,
Lynn bay State, Taunton Democrat, Charles
town Advertiser, Haverhill Banner, Plymouth
hock, Worcester Palladium, Barnstable Pat
not Springfield Statesman, Pittsfeld Sun.
Greenfield Democrat, Lawrence Seminal.
Fall River News.
FOR GARDNER-S.
Boston Bee, Lawrence American, Lynn Re-
porter, Gloucester Telegraph, Lowell Citizen.
Springfield American, Palmer Journal, New.
buryport Union.
FOR wALLEY-ll.
Boston Advertiser, Boston Courier, Boston
Journal, New Bedford Mercury, Nantucket
Inquirer, Worcester Egis, Holyoke Mirror,
Yarmouth Register, Lawrence Courier,
Chorlestown Aurora, Roxbury Journal
Of the numerous independent neutral nom
political and Religious papers in the state, the
majority evidently hold warm sympathy with
republicanism and Rockwell. Tho state as
represented by its journals is clearly OH the
side OF freedom and its only direct and efi-
Gent representative, the republican party.
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TX, WErHERELL,
=, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
d15 A'' nLouA' 49,, Worcester, Mas
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Adm THAYER,
ATTORNEY \ COUNSELLOR At L4TY.
NO Zl8 Nam feet,............. Worcester Hasss
my30 aIgtT
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mr. t W. ns5g noIiees-9ODDARD & ALDRICHs
n. GODDARD lst Violin. W, Il. HOBBS, Clarionet,
D. Nj. ALDmcH, I'd " LIS Powers Comet a piston
~ B. X, DELASD, Double Bass ''''-
Engagements may be made by n p Goddard NT,Ih
ST., W, Il, Hobbs, Goddard St., j. NJ. Aldroh Vine az
or b. X. DeL'nd, I Lorng Il Brothers. Musical Heal
Quarters, 203 Main st. 0' ii'"u
The above Band, thankful for past fayors solicit
continuance Of public patronage ''''''
$40 dtf
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HOW % MnAe Money, and how DO lose il

With Elegant Steel Engravngs ofAmos and Abbott Law
renee, Agents wanted TO canvass the country Also.
large lot of Books just received from the trade gales
suitable ior Public and Family Libraries, and for
ers, and will be sold at greatly reduced prices
N HERVEY & Co,
Ol6 dtl 201 Main Mnrcr stnr
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triumphs ever achieved; triumph of princi-
pie over the combined power OF party, faction
and prejudice. A triumph, the effects of which
are by no means limited to the boundaries of
our state. 1t must exert q moral influence
that will tell for freedom wherever it shall be
proclaimed.
The committee regard it as proper that a re-
suit so suspicious OF good should be marked
by more than ordinary demonstration and
would say to their republican friends of the
counties. who have so nobly contributed to
this illusrious contamination, that measures
are about being taken for an appropriate POP.
ULAR DEMONSTRATION OF JOY, in which every
republican of Ohio will be cordially invited to
participate. The jubilee will be held at Co
lumbus, on some day prior to lst of Decem-
Der, OF which further notice may be expected.
LARGE REcEIPTs.-The income of the New
York Central Railroad for the month of Sep
TENDER, was 1922, 3G5-an increase of So.
526 over the receipts during the same month
in 1854.
When at Rome, lately, Rev. DR. Bur-
chard of New York took fancy to try the
Pope's chair at st. Peters. The audacty of
his act for he really sat down in the holy
Apostolic chair, for moment parayzed the
sentinel placed to watch the Papal seat, but
that functionary soon recovered and rushed at
the doctor with fixed bayonet, and the "sae-
religious Presbyterian was glad to escape
with a whole skin.
A curious custom prevails in Paris of
annually proclaiming the King of the Pump
kins, and making solem procession in honor
of the largest vegetable of the species which
can be discovered. The King Of the present
year was grown at st. Mande, and weighed
$40 pounds, being little less than seven feet
in circumference.
Kendall writes to the n. O. Picayune that
the ladies in waiting upon Victoria, at Paris,
where 'a distressinglY homely SET" Of the
Princess Royal of England he says e. She
is a fat, chubby and course specimen of a
girl, homely Likeness OF her mother who
never set up any pretensions to beauty that L
am aware of.
A nervous gentlemaa whose regard
for persona! comfort is paramount to his sense
of national honor and the importance of the
Arctic researches upon commercial affairs
says-"After all, the grand achievement of
DR.. Kane was in finding place where mus
quitoes have never been SEEN
Missouri is stated to have enormous
crops Of corn and wheat this season. Much
OF the wheat lana, 1t Is said, averages forty
bushels to the acre, and more corn will be
raised in the State this year than for five years
before.
The population of Albany, by the new
census is 81, 1852, of which 9,489 are voters.
Of these 5000 are native and 1929 naturalized
citizens.
The population of Hull, as eyinced
by the State census lust completed. is 328
showing an increase for five years of 70.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18
E0AMTLY WASHING soar.

would call She attention of the public to an article
designated by the above name, which am row ntroduc
ing 10 the public This Sonp is warranted to excel all
other Soaps Fluids or anything else now in se for asb
ing purposes as Is uly proved by large number OF es-
tmonals Of persons who have used / would therefore
homoly ASK our generous people to give it fair trial
De had at the principal grocery stores Worcester and
vicinity orders iof any amount thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Manufactured by
10 w. P. MASOROFT,
OIo uaW1m - Sutton. hIasa.
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Nem advertisements.
BY e. W. VAIL, Auotloneer.

S5m GREAT SALE OF CHOICE PEAR
fS9S FIR EES, Eztta Size, in BEARING CONDITION,
At UCTION!
The subscriber will sell at Auction at the Nurser, f u
W. LINCOLN, Esq in Worcester
ON Saturday. October eth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
(By Catalogue,}
The Largest end most splendid collection of
Standard and Darayf
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N bearing condition, probably cered for ale in
ties, viz:
st. Michael Vicar Of Winfield, Marie Louise 6laut
Moroccan, Easter Beurre, Bsurre Del Napoleon BiT IT,
Lucretivc, and more than thirty other ,arfeties
The frees now offered for sale vet such as are usual
" sold in the Nurseries, but comprise all the snecen
pear orchard of the proprietor are sold 70 clear the
groun Tor building purposes Many of the trees are from
We II feet high and are perfect health will furnish
ana nave produced from peck half bushel Of choice
ru each the last season. Every will be labelled and
warranted true to its name and specimens Of the fruit Of
the iass varieties will be hown. Purchasers NAV have
Their choice, either to take the trees this fall or let them re-
main I'LL the first of next May Catalogues NAV be had al
NJ B. Green's Store, No. 216 Main ST. few DAYS bsfore
the sale. N V yATTJ -? 100 l'iS
OF d,v., 1' -Auo0O'i0li'
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OHIo.--The Ohio election returns are now
in from eighty counties, leaving only seven to
be heard from. In these the maiorites given
foot up as follows:--
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w. A. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLOP an RAM
,,z MOI Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III
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LARGE REcEIPTs.-The income of the New
York Central Railroad for the month of Sep
TENDER, was 1922, 365-an increase of $75,-
526 over the receipts during the same month
in 1854.
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~ AlpIIEn



In this city 10th inst, by Rev. G. Bushnell Mr. Josep
A. Harrington to Miss NJ. Zela Pierce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

Revolution in the Daguerreotype Art-People put
in steam tug and brought out beautifully Daguerreo-
typed IN my 600 heads cut of daily fine article
and Front Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

western Ticket Onice,-Tbrougb vos,orn
Tickets, iof all principal Cities and Towns "0''''"
o, LEONARD Il Co, Agents.
N-t uu 1870 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

ohU IIAN EkS w ANTED.
Elrst-rae workmen on sewed work can find employ
IGeht by cal ing on W. A. s. sMYT corner of Union and
Market streets, Worcester, Mass. oI7dlws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

MRS. $, =. BOSVORTu,
FASHI0NABLE DRESS-M
NO Newbury street Worcester
iva diff
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SbOE0T4KETs I1,IrpD

Jas, McCuNE SMITH,
ShOEMAKERS WANTED.
hlrst-rae workmen on sewed work can find employ
Ineht by cali ing on W. A. s. sMYT corner of Union and
Market streets, Worcester Mass. o17diwE
Revolution in the Daguerreotype Art-Pcople put
in steam tug and brought out beautifully Daguerreo
typed in jTy. 800 heads cut off daily. fine article
and Front Street.
Tnbc NOIice ! Opposition to Steam Ds guerreo
tyres taken by new American discovery, for only rs
cents warranted 10 be Of the best quality and sasfacon
given Something less than $40 taken daily No
ton with the steam whistle next door, Rees, Bodget
Co, artists Plper's Block, Main st.
Worcestcr, for the last few days, has been IN +,
state Of excitement owing to the project introduced by
lyet O0 OF taxing DaguerTeOtypes by steam for rs
cents NO less than 1000 people have already visited the
novel establishment corner of Main and Front ss to see
the operation performed and to have likenesses taken.
Politics nre ChrOuic.-Eyer politician should
use Dr. Olougs Columbian Pills faithfully for these are
inc only ps that claim = make people good looking and
smart. Slow and bilious looking fellows cannot en-
pect to 'come IMP this year so call on d. Scott or a. n
spur, and get boxes for s1.OOI o1s dlf
Economy in FucI.--The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat Of superior
Iuay, delivered In any part Of the city Orders left at
promptly attended 10.
careful analysis Of the Worcester peat recently made
Dy Dr. Charles II Jackson, the eminent Geooglst and
Assayer TO the State Of Massachusetts shows that ia en-
erc value superior to thatof oak wood In the propor
ton N by b0lOO TO ~ 75l00 and he cerhes that nsuob
peat viii Sc We perfectly well for generating steam and
Tor most purposes is SUPERIOR 10 wood and nesrlv
equal TO btumnous coal.n llouseketpers who wsb
economic. will do well 10 give It a trial an al
Il. Rabbit takes this method of Informing tbe
public That he 10 prepared 10 take views Of public ma
pIlVate dwelling houses old homeseads and machinery
o. All knls by new process Of Photographlng that II
iar superior TO the Dagueueotype process Ills specI
mems W convince any person that for copying dnauer.
eoypes u - ne only way that II ought to b done when
n tguu dad
ihe Impressions are made glass by The use of which
~ Gun make any number Of perfect impressions on paper
Two questions VIII probably be asked by those who nev
saw lnen VIZ Are they durable, and what Is the prce
drsli VIII Bay, u painting will fade these win nat -
consideration. oIg 'i' '~' d u,'o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

For IN EsIu ion. in practical business branch
Of study, 60 to EAGON'S Mercantile and Mathematical
Institution, Bank Block, Foster street.
There old and young can select any branch CT study
and pursue il day and evening, by individual
There being clas-es students commence az any
time This Institution is unlike most Acad mics mas
much by lis Explanatory Lectures and Lucid Rules
adapted to each study the STUDENT however dull of com
prehension, lifted from his doubts and uncertanties
and moves along with the sane rapidy Of unders,u-
ing the advanced scholar Ii any should desire
the proofs Of the attending this metbo Of
instruction, they call and take look into the Es
Enlistment and get circular containing the names Of
students, and expressions of prase-'By authority -
Mr.. Eaton will ehappy to have call from all frien Is Of
Education.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

Take Notice deposition to Steam Dsguerreo
tyres, taken by new American discovery for only rs
cents warranted to be Of the best quality and satisfaction
given Something less than $40 taken daily No connec
ton with The steam whistle, next door Rees, Bodget
Il Co artists. pper's Block, Main st. >
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In Northbridge, 9th ns Miss Margaret II. Wartman
formerly of Eastport, Ne, aged 66-Eastern papers
please copy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

=, , WIN. SUMNER
~ sun IN worcester, (Ohatham st. Place reports b
ule contrary Notwithstanding, and teacbes sInging
N''' uhN9W no
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n. ~,
~ " M A. shaw OF Washington N. c., writes:-ss
Wstars Basam of via Cherry is The only patent eii-
cih9 10 winch have syer given my public recommended
tion shall not be suspected by the candid of giving rash
or precipitate testimony" 20 ~
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the ,vran,ar
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, only by SETH
W. Fowl LIZ, Boston, Mass, whom all orders s6oud he
addressed, and for sale by his agents. ~
AGENTs.-James Green, D. Scott NJ r. Green Cbo.
oladk, Morcesterj @. II. Colburn, Ieominster
o9 cO12wEw2i
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Depot 122 Wafer street, near wall street, New York
B. G. WILDER & CO.
Patentees and Manufactures
New York, July 8, 1865 iy68m
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Opinions of Rc&nInr Physfcfans.-Exe-
Ter Me-, sept 30 THIS cerdes that have recommend
ca te use Of Mlsars Basam of Will Cherry lor d eases
OF me lungs for two years past and many bottles to nay
knoWed8e have been used by my patients, all with ben
encis results La two cases. where it was thought con-
brmed consumption had taken place ,he Wild Cherry
effected cure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18

POltltcs nre ChrOuics-Every politician should
use DR.. Ooughs Columbian Pills faithfully for these orc
The only Pills that claim u make people good looking and
smart Slow men and bilious looking fellows cannot ex
pect TO come in this year, call D. Scott or a. r.
Spur, and get boxes for s1OOI o1s df
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j. H.. LINNELL. M,D
HoMGOPATHIST AND sURGEoN
(For nine years an Alopahic Physician
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. WALHUT ST. WoScvsrg,
Oilce hours from to A. NJ, aDl to 8 P. M.
~ ~ dom
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BUSH, K CO., Botanic Druggists
ol5 d&w2w 81 Front Street.

WI. II. HUDSON, PROPRIETOR
Clarksew Block, corner Of Main ard Mechanic streets
259 Main Street d3nSw6m 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-18
w. W. RICE.

We W. IL " Es
, "A TTOR NBY At LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block, .Foster s,ro.
VlSI WORCESTER, MASS ld6wtf
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A. Prcnitss, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
ana stone. Over the Qunsigamond Bank Entrance Ia
MAN street. House Crescent Street All orders Vii
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention naid ~
Drafting Machinery dec3O IN
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M -lmtnediately-sx or Eight Custom Pant
lVu4V dti A. y. WARE.
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Republican. 500
democratic '..'.......,..., ...13,339
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24
Book Table.

GoDEY's LADY's BooK-The February No.
ofthis elegant monthly is on our table. The
superb Engravings and Fashion Plates, II
possible, are superior to former hunters,
and its pages are filled with a variety OF
matter in which the fanciful and the prac-
teal areso judiciously associated as to please
every diversity of taste and afford abundant
mate rial for both amusement and instruc-
tion.' For s. so we will furnish this ele-
CANT Book and a copy of the Spirit Of the Age.
IA We are indebted to the Publishers,
Messrs. Phillips, Sampson & Co., through
Mr.. Pomeroy, for a copy Of The American
Almanac for 1855. Besides the usual calen-
dar and celestial phenomena for tie year. 1t
contains valuable information relative to the
government of the United States and the dbl
ferent States, as well as Of the leading gov
ernments of Europe. 1t is q useful book Tor
all classes Of the community, as it contains
in a convenient form, information that cannot
be readily obtained elsewhere. For sale az
Pomeroy's, price 81.
The January No. Of the Medical Examiner
has been received. To the professional read
er, its contents are quite interesting ana IN
structiye. This is an old established journal,
being now at the commencement of its elev-
enth volume. We confidently recommend
our professional friends to examine the work.
Terms So per annnIn. Address Lindsay
& Blackiston, Philadelphia.
GoLDsBoRo' TR1BrNE.-This is the title Of
a new paper nov on oar table. Barclltt d
Robinson, Publishers VIM. Robinson, Esq
Editor. Democratic in politics. Mr.. X. is
we'll and fayorably known throughout the
State as a newspaper witsr-and wilH
doubt be able to furnish bis patrons with Z
, good and valuable paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24

Bg~ A friend passing through Raleigh,
gives US the gratifying information that old
Lafayette Division No. 2, in the town ofFay-
e~tteville, is fast recovering ground again.
Last summer this Division had failed to
make reports, and had almost failed to hold
meetings during several quarters; but a few
warm friends of the Temperance reform con-
tinued their exertions with redoubled cour-
age, and their hopes are richly realized. By
the labors of Bro. T. NJ. James, and others,
anumber ofactive young men have been won
over, and nave been initiated some Of the
old members, who had forgotten their first
love, have been restored to an honorable
standing, which they once had lost and
few persons who were in the grasp Of the de-
stroyer, have been We hope, permanently re
formed. Courage, brothers. in the noble work
Courage /; saE<geto all Who are beginning t.
despair, and who fear that our Order and it
sacred principles will decline. If you ar
few, initiate the spirit of your brothers in No
2. Perseyere appeal to your acquaintan
ces add personal e~rertions to Jubilee demon
STATIONS, and our word for it-mark the as
%sertion! Your Divisions UiU reUiUe. If the
go down from your inactivity, the sorrow an
the shame will rest on you.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24
More Of RUNS dcings.

We have been informed by a gentleman from
Chatham that Mr.. J.. Stuart, of that County
came TO his death suddenly on the 10th inst
He had been to a sale during the day and
had INDUCED quite freely in his cups. Lie
left the sale in a state of intoxication 10 OF
home and not arriving there in due time fear,
became aroused for his safety and search was
made. He was found by a fence in a neigh
bors' plantation with a log of wood across
his forehead, his skull broken and himself a
l%ifeless corpse! 1t is supposed that in his ef-
forts to get over the fence he pulled the log
upon him, it having been used as o prop, and
thus caused his death.
Thus another victim has been slain at the
altar Of the demon, a man in the prime Of
life has been stricken down and another fami,
ly left to mourn.
Tomorrow, another and another will be
mown down by the sweeping scythe and
more blood will stain the wheels of the rush
ing car.
Thus sweeps Ger homes and hearths the
burning tide. When viii a great people rise
up and speak in trumpet tones-"th thus fal
: and no farther 7"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24
yenperaate anb family Mleeklg geps paptr.
Legislative Summary.

Since our last notice, the bill for extending
the North Carolina Railroad west from Sails
bury, has passed its second reading in the
Senate, by a vote of 80 to IA. This bill pro-
vides for a gradual extension of the Road,
the State taking two-thirds of the stock. The
first appropriation by the State is 100000;
and the Road is to be stocked and used as
finished, by sections or divisions.
In the Commons, the bill incorporating the
French Broad Railroad Company has been
passed, yeas CT, nays 81. On motion of Mr..
Jenkins, that portion of the Revised Statutes
authorizing a geological and agricultural sur
vey Of the State, was stricken out, yeas 50,
nays &c.
Tn Free Suffrage bill has passed the Sem
ate, on its final reading, by five votes more
than the constitutional majority, and now
goes to the House for the action of that body.
In the House, Mr.. Badham, of Chowan in
troduced a Resolution characterizing the Sc
cret order of Know-Nothings as anti-republi-
can and dangerous in its tendencies !; which
was laid on the table, yeas SO, nays 48. Mr.,
Love introduced o Resolution to the effect thai
the naturalization laws be amended so as t.
require a longer residence before a foreigner
sTsAatlApe en.seRaso the privileges Of a nativ'
citizen; laid on the table, yeas, Is, nays 80
The Usury law has occupied considerabl
attention in the House, and the indication
are, that instead of expanding it, its strir
gency will be considerably increased.
; The Cape Fear and Deep River Navigatio
Improvement has been under discussion i
the Senate. The Company asks for an Ell
: dorsement on the part of the State of $4,000
: of its bonds and the opinion is that the ell
: dorsement will be made.