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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

NOR SALE.-13a Acres of SUPERIOR LAND
a on Millbnry Avenue, beautifully located, gradually
loping to the West and South containing about threl
bund ed Fruit Trees of different varieties mostly young
and very thrifty Win be sold easy terms, it might
be exchanged for other property in the City.
Also, about TWO ACRES of Land at Sunny Side,n
the most desirable lot to be found in The City.
For particulars, inquire of c. G COLEMAN.
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~ ". NICHOLS PArENT ADJUST.

WN w. NICHOLS PATENT ADJUST
hIRABLE BlEr-STOCk.- This Fastener Is
believe be the only successful one ever invented for
drawing the shank Of the bitt the socket and holding
it nrmy In It's rlacc II Is cheap, simple and durable
and not liable to get mt Of order This article Is recon-
mendcd with confidence TO MI who are In the habit OF us
Ing Blttstock as the hitts may be easily fitted and
when once htte, may always be kept tight, and cannot
be drawn from the socket Nthout The trouble OF unfsen.
Ing.
These Bu-stocls arc manufactured and sold Wholesale
and retail by me pqtentee ia MghnviGipis BulLpISaCy
prus street. Worcester, Mass.
w dSm u. W. NICHOLS.
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DE-OPENED NEW STORES! NEW
Ee. GOODS
P. H0LBR0oK Co, have re opened their Grocery
Establishment, in Bowens Block No. 243 Main street(wo
stores north of the OR place of husne where they are
prepared to wait upOi heir friends and former patrons.
We have just received from the diferen, markets
fresh assortment of choice groceries, with which we intend
to DO constantly supplied and will furnish them delivered
in part OF the city, favorable as the same
quality Of goods be found at any place Wore yter
P. H0LBR0OK d CO.,
jy11 diff 243 Main Street.
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n INSULATED ELECTRIC -SCR0I.I---

n NSDLATEls ELECTKAC SCROLAA..@
The subscriber has Invented, aud taken measures q
patent lightning Conductor In the form ofa
SCROLL The great advantages this article will be obyi
h persons In any degree familiar with the science Of
electricity The scroll e onehalf inch diameter, aud
made OF Sheet Iron Copper four inches In width, ar
fordng eight superhsi inches Of conductor equal The
Iron Scroll to pound bar Of The same metal two and
two thirds inches In diameter, and the copper 10 bar
Of iron eighteen aad two third inches ' ~ 4s 'Af
The immense capacity Of tha condnctor onvlatea lho
necessity Of at ioast the usual number o. ground
leading lines and thereby reduces the number futnnn
Ieet BY perhaps lhF, which. eonlldered iogeth,f
With the price Of he Conductor per foot will chow that IA
Is only the best but of the ecaI N uss '
The Incubator ia smpe Terra Gotta Rastener whlrhs
admits Of tho free CONT action and Of tho metal
sspto1u 7 y. HOE, WoFcd1,kr, HASs
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HITCHCOCK. MUZZY, * Go,
Merrhed's Buildings. Corner of Uniou & Exchange ST.
Manufacturers of
Superior CAST STEEL and IRO BARRELS for
Target end Hunting RiGes,
Single and Double Sh OF Guns
Rife Telescopes of superior quality Boring Rfng and
Muzzlng done to order Old Rifles and Shoi Guns bored
out, and new insdes made, improve their shooting
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a PAR Err nous
Es-5.eJsSS BIO = II ON.

a p A IL X Err HOU USE!
ES 30 = II ON.
iiAaiN This and elegant establishment, situated
kA@AM School street, is mpeted, and will be
open for guests on Monday, Oct. sth.
II will be conducted on the European plan, having
chambers and parors fer the accommodation Of about
hundred gentlemen, with public restaurant where meals
will be served all hours OF thu day. The arrangements
of numerous private Dinner and Supper Rooms for the
commodation Of clubs, societies, &C. is indispensable.
There Is also staurant. With private entrance on
School ST. for the special accommodation Of ladies' la
dies accompanied by gentlemen. The prcpretors have
spared no expense in fitting this house with all the
rangements and appliances necessary for The comfort Of
is guests and they assn them efforts shall be want
II. D. PARKER,
MI dom JOHN Y. MILLS.
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60 Eet.

NEW STORES TO LETs-The very capa
~ cious and convenient Stores in the New Block
Southbrdge st., ready to be let. Rent low, IA
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDBR PUTNAM
Or to h. Il s. p. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street
90 dtiis
TENEN EMENTS no RENT.-E. E. ABBorF
20 will have several Tenemtnts to rent the ls OF
October, varying price from $50 to S125 For further
information, enquire at their Office,
$50 DIFF 40. Flags Building
yENO LEsr-Two tenements on Lafayette street. oppo
n site the Junction Depot. Inquire of
js26 A. TIAYtR, 21s Main Street..
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EUSTAVUS ELLIOTT.
r E 4 L E s II Il TIE BROK Ell

236 Main st. Intelligence Office. $50 ida n St
Real Is ate Bought, Sold, Exchanged Rented Rents
Collected &c, 81.
Persons wishing good help and those wishing good sit
uations invited to call Office, ESQ Main street. Wor
cester Mass. aus div
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EySR SALE OR EXCHANGE. good
b. Wooden Building, situaed in the heart Of the city Of
Worcester stories in heighh, and well adapted for
gris mill, workshops any mechanical purposes Also
a Steam Engine, Of IL horse power, with two boilers
nearly new, in complete order; The above property will
be sod at bargain if applied for soon either for or
exchange for other property. Apply to
A. J. EATON,
s26 dh Cor. Southhridge and Myrtle sts
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NATURALIZATIO IMPORTANT
~ notice.!

N ATUhALhA Alto Ma IMPOKTANT
~ NOTICE.!
The subscriber respectfully informs the Foreign Popu-
latiOn of New England that he still attends the bus-
Of preparing first and second papers for those who
wish become citizens Of the United States very mod
crate terms at his Old stand.
All foreigners residing out Of the city of Boston, desr-
ing 10 procure First Of Final Papers of Naturalization,
must Boston, there is other court in any
town city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified do the
business.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing First Parers can pro-
them any day between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
P. Last Papers Fridays only, from 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to Up. NJ.
THOMAS ROWEAN. Jus. of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England
129 Federal Street, Boston.
n21 daw6m
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Books, &f.

Books, 81.
SAO YOU WISH TO READ BOOK WITHOUT
BUYING will lend any book my list to thoae
who desire, by their calling at No, 8 Pleasant sIo
Agents wanted to Sc my Books and Papers in the city
and country. Please call as above.
sl2 diff 0. D HAVEN.
ETOL. IVs-The GREAT HARMONIC, Vol ", by
A j, Davis, just received. aud for sale at No. o
PLEASANT ST. Also, all of the principal Socks and
papera on Sprtualsm, Anti Slavery, Womans Rights &c.
OLD II
A NEW EDITION OFTHE ECONOM-
"a. ICAL H0uSHKEEPER, by Mrs. II A. Rowland.
This Book Of which than $4,000 copies have been
sold, WILDE sent in neat binding, TO the address of any
person in the United States free of postage by their re
hitting by letter otherwise 70 cents Postage stamps
may be sent II convenient. Address the Publisher,
VIM. ALLEN, 275 Main at.
Worcester Oct II, 1855. dawem
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NOTICE TO KANzAs EMIGRANTs

Companies will leave BOSTON for KANzAs emrh
Tuesday, until further notice. Fare Ia SAT, nelndlna
board from ST. LOUIS. Those procuring tickets "a Wor-
ceste make arrangements for them on or before ire
Saturday preceding the day Of departure. $500.
w. RICE,
Secretary Of the Worcester Co. Kanzas League
1885 No. l Worcester nank Block.
Worcester, March %, 1885 dM&Thkwtf maras
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sSTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-One SEQ.
= ond-I Hand Locomotive Steam Engine, recently fitted
for any stationary business not requiring than thirty
horse power Price $500. Inquire at the office Of WOOD,
LIGHT, Co., junction Shop Worcester, Mass.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

MOUSE LOTS.-FOR SALE in the sou5q part
d Il the City, TWENTY-FITG eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to ~, 900 feet each.
The above lots all within twenty rods of Main-St
Oh elevated ground, command dels htfu views and will
be sold very liberal terms.
Also a large quantity of Gravel Loan and Cellar
Stone Inquire of HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Bed atotc.

EgUtLDINE LOTS-Well located in different
8b parts of this city. For Sale cheap by
auSlstf @. A. HARRINGTON Il co.
an HARVARD STREET-A good Building
" Lot for Sale by G. A. HARRINGTON
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0roreries, Mf.

0ERA LBS. GOSHEN BUTTER-Of
- wv very superior quality, equal to any which
said land produces
Also 10 tubs nice Vermont Butter diaries have
offered cur customers in former years.
II. GRIFFIN & co.
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49, FOR SALE.-A NEW HOUSE of I
HN,,, rooms, adapted for two tenements, well finished
NA, plenty of good water. Lot contains 600 square
feet VIII be sold cheap fer cash. or good credit. situa
ted on Austin street. Enquire of A. j. EATON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned have this DAY
formed copartnership for trAnsacng general CON.
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C, under the name Of UPHAM 4 ALDRICH
and will continue the business of Adl Co, at No. Al
and As Front street, as heretofore, III aa41T
GEORGE p. UPHAM
p w. ALDRICH a
Worcaatar Cant 1at IQbK
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49, FOR SALE.-A lot of Land, with House
;,, and Barn thereon the north side of Pine street.
Alks known the Gouldng Estate. For terms Mppl.-
20 DIR. GEORGE CHANDLER, ut the Luhatic H0spita l.,
or to LEE, HIGGINSON, & Co. Boston,
$50 istf
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~ EAL ESTATE BROK ER.-The under,
n = signed has tae an office at No. 49, Main street.
where he will be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS
purchasing building lots, FARMS those ha ing Real
Estate which they wish exchange for other property
Any person. DESTROYS Of purchasing exchanging Real
Estate, will fnd II for their interest 10 call me- al
my office, between the hours Of o. o'clock A. M and 81
o'clock T. NJ.
N. B.-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
TO build. BENJAMIN WADSWoRTH.
Worcester, July 3, 1856 dly
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IL. Ia g SOEE * CO..
S T r BROK ERS,
OFFICE No l, FLAGG's BUILDING,
Still continue in the Real Estate business aud keep con
stanty on hand for sale exchange, great variety OF
Houses House Lots il the City, and Farms in the Country
which they offer to their on the most desirable
terms Remember the place, Real Estate Office No !
Flagg,s Boilding. aus diff
LEADWORTD s. WITT,
Saloon, Resfauimnt, * Eating House.
BASEMENT CLARK's New BLOCK,
Cor. Main q Mechanic sts
N B. stabng for horses in the of the building.
my2
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GNOPARTNERSH NOTICE.-The sub
~ scribers having purchased Mr. ~ Browns interes-
in the Crockery Ware BUSINESS have In Copartt
nership from the first of July 1885, and will con.
tnue the business the Store heretofore occupied bv
Brown Il Co., No. Flagg's Building, under the name
and style Of BROWN FIRTH. A. J. BRowN
oct1 dawH JOHN Firth.
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GASG IRA NEE,
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital $4,000
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
Capital SI5O,G00.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY New York
Capital 550O,CGo
HARTFORD INSCRA NCE COMPANY Hartford
CAPITAL $500 600 ~
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY Providence
CAPITAL $4,000.
The above named Companies continue to insure undey
svorable terms. For further particulars inquire Of
IL BULLOCK, Agent,
OFT dswtf {Fnrcastar
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westborough, Oct. II, 1865. :, '-'''' 1 dtf

BUILDING MOVING.-The subscriber, hav-
AB ing had several years. experience in Boston and vi
cinity in the moving and raising of both Wood and Buick
Buildings either with without chimne,s standing,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that and after November 1st he win attend to
any business in his line in prompt and efficient mani
ner
References-F H. Kinnicutt, Jonathan Grout, J. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
o25 d3mA No. Myrtle st.
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a.. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
H.;i; Situated about and half mile East OF the
LILY centre OF North Brookheld. containing one hun.
dred aud sixty of Land well divided into Moving
Pasture, Tlage, 0rcharding, and Wood land, and well
fenc d with stone wall.
The location is desirable, house large and nearly new,
with ether outbuildngs, excellent spring Of water
carried in acqueduct to the house and barn the soil
sgood, and the facilities such, (there being muck in
abundance the premises that with small outlay the
above Farm may be made Of the valuable in the
County There is more than $4,000 WORTH or TIMBER
ard WooD upon the premises The whole will be sold
geher parae, TO suit purchasers. The above offers
rare opportunity for an enterpn ing to make mon
ey. as the properly will be sold Low.
For further particulars, inquire Of Mr. CHARLES
jerks, on the premises, or OF THOMAS BOND, in the
village.
North Brookheld. Sept 25. 1885, diff
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p. V o U N g,
DEALER
FANCY GOODS. TOYS.
PATENT AGENCY
AND
MODEL ANUFAC TOE Y.

No 2o7 MAIN ST., Cup stairs) WORCESTER
The subscriber continues maze Models of all kinds
working if required, and warranted to answer the
Eequisiton of the Patent ofce and 10 furnish Drawings
Specifications, etc. and to procure Patents. Being
nected with of the best Agents in Washington, (see
reference below he is enabled to obtain Patents with the
least possible delay and expense.
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Carpetings advertised worth 81 per yarp, we shall
sell at 624 cents per ward.
Choice and beautiful designs of All-Wool Carpets
(worth 65 to 10 cts) at only 40 cents per yard.
Splendid Tapestry Carpengs at S74c to 81 pey ward.
And every other description at equally low priSss
Having determined to reduce extensive Stock to the
lowest possible amount before the arrival Of Spring
Imporations from Europe take this efeatua method
to accomplish it, by offering entire stock at such
Tremendous Discount, must satisfy the most
economical purchaser under the most stringent money
market.
u Those who would secure the choicest patterns,
should improve the earliest opportunity, other
great sale of this kind, at such Extremely Low
Prices, will be likely 70 again for some time
SPARROW e. co..
Washington, cor. West Street.
n27 d3wS-w4t
StMITH'S REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
- AND CLEANSING C0MPOEND.-Thts useful arti-
Gle has been used in many parts of New England for sew
era years, for removing spots of dry paint pitch oil
greese and most acid stlns &c. from ladies' and gentle
mems clothing, carpets &c giving universal satisfaction
1t removes paints and white spots from windows frn-
ure &C. L. has been ascerained by experiment be Of
great use when applied a remedy Tor burns scads
bruises, cuts, chtpped hanis, chnbllins, neuralgia
spai headaches, lips animal poison cry
speas, tooth ache, ague, sc.
Full directions for each bo tie will be given the pur-
chaser, and cures warranted if directions complied
With
D. c. CoLEsWoRTHY, Agent, So Cornhil, Boston.
BUSH & Co., Worcester.
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
n22 d&wSm Salem street, Charlestown. Mass.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-11


Washing &zuer Wve.-It seems
that house-keepers who wash their
silver-ware with soap and water, as
the common practice is, do not know
what they are about. The proprietor
of one of the largest and Oldest sill
yer establishments in the city of
Philadelphia says that "housekeepers
ruin their silver by washing it in
soap-suds; it makes it look like pew
ter Never put particle of soap
sbo ut your silver, then it will retain
its original lustre. When it wants
polishing take apiece Of soft leather
and whiting and rub it hard.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-11
the Northern Wings, now Know
Nothings, against it.

THE KANSAS AND NEBRASKA BILL.
| And, now, having thus given the
votes of the different parties in Con-
gress for the past ten years, L viii
close with the vote on the Nebraska
bill, which is the last that was given
on the Slavery question, in Congress.
The South wanted the slavery restuc-
tioas taken off Kansas and Nebraska,
placed there by the Missouri Compro-
mise of 1920. The Northern Wings
objected, raved and pitched, and did
everything to defeat it. They made
motions, called yeas and nays, and
finally got things in such a fix that
the friends of the bill began to des-
pair and fear that under the rules of
the House they never could get a
vote upon it. But through Mr.. Ste
phen's knowledge ofparliamentary law
and tact, the Free-Soil Wings and
Democrats were defeated, and the
following is the vote in the House,
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of the paper, at the expiration of the time
for which they may have subscribed, are con-
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continued to them accordingly.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-11

Thus showing seven to one of the
Northern Democratic Senators for us,
while the Northern Wings and Abo-
litionists were unanimously against us,
backed by Houston of Texas and Bell
of Tennessee.
And no sooner is this vote given
than these Northern Wings begin to
drop their name and assume that of
Know-Nothings; and what is still more
significant, Bell, of Tennessee; Hous-
ton, of Texas; Bugg, Cullom, Ether
edge, of Tennessee; Rogers, and Pur-
year, of North Carolina; and Hunt,
of Louisiana; all of them Southern
men who voted against the Kansas
and Nebraska bill, are now said to
be Know-Nothings, tool Don't it
look like it was so arranged at Wash
ington City?
And are the old Wings going thus
to the enemy and prop them up at
the North, SO they may more success
full cut down our true friends there?
IF not, let them come out of this
Know-Nothing or American Order,
and either vote for the Democracy or
not vote at all. For myself, as much
as | have heretofore been opposed to
being called a Democrat, l would
rather be called SO, and serve my coun-
try well, than be called by another
name, and serve it indiferently.-
Therefore. in addition to other reasons
given, believing that, by a triumph
ant majority of the Democracy Of
the South over Know-Nothingism, {
our true friends will be strengthened, |
and that, it will give them new life
and vigor, and make them more sue
cessful in future, in maintaining our
Constitutional rights in their own sec
ton, shall, if live, vote their ticket.
AN OLD LINE WHIG.
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Thus showing tina! while the Nor
thern Wbigs we're unanimously a.
gainst Us, three-fourths of the North
ern Democrats we're for US.
COMPROMISE MEASURES IN THE HOUSE.
And now let me call the attention,
especially of our old Wing friends,
to the following votes of the North.
ern Democracy upon the Compro-
mise measures. At the time they
we're before Congress, Mr.. Fillmore
was President, and it was generally
known that he favored them; but
his Northern Wing party would not
stand by him, Notwithstanding he had
all the offices of the Government at
his disposal. They numbered about
seyenty.fve in the House Of Rep
resentatives. But see where the
Northern Democracy stood. If they
had felt aud acted like many of our
old Tennessee Wing Know.Nothings
are now acting, withontany regard
whatever to principles, they would
have voted against these measures,
because a Wing President and the
Southern Wing party supported them.
If they had done as some of our old
associates are now doing, they would
have said: 81 won't act with our old
opponents; Iwon't tact with the wings
of the South. / will act with the
Free-Soilers or the Know. Nothings
irst,' &c. Nay, more; had they not
been firm and true men to the Con-
stitution, rather than to their pop
ularity at home, they would have
lodged or voted against these meas
ures; for their own party friends at
the South we're miserably divided
upon them, and upon party grounds
the Northern Democracy we're not
called upon to vote for them. But
see how nearly two-thirds of them
Mr.. Fillmore and the Wings
of the South, who were unanimously
for them; while the Northern Wings
were FIVE to one. and on the Fugitive
Slave bill fifteen to one against US.
The following is the classification
of the vote in the House on the Utah
bill by sections: