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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

ENSR SALE OR EXCHANGE. - A good
wooden Building, situated in the heart Of the city Of
worcester stories In heighh, and well adapted for
grist mill, workshops any mechanical purposes Also
steam Engine, Of IL horse power, with two boilers
nearly new, in complete Order The above property viii
be sold at bargain applied for SOON either for cash or
exchange for other property Apply to
A. J. BATON,
s26 df Cor southbridge and Myrtle Sta
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26
Dancing SchooI.-MR, & Mas. Nc

David Scott has just received few dozen Of Dr.
Waters celebrated Cough Remedy. This medicine comes
to us highly recommended and is guaranteed unequaed
by other for the speedy of coughs and all dis
eases of the lungs.
COZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

Worcester Shuttle Company,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
COIION AND WOO LEN SHUTTLES,
New Worcester, Mass,
s22 du RICHARDSON r. SWEET
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

&inSlNG.-The Second part Of WIN. SUMMERS
- singing School, will commence on tn URsDAY
Evening, oct H. Mt ~ O'Clock, Mt the yestry on Pleasant
street, and continue IL lessons
me course Is designed Tor NIL who have had previous
practice In singing. Terms-Gentlemen Al Ladies' 10
cents payable ut "a lesson. Tickets and books al j.
$40 dawav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

CIGARS! CIGARS loo 900 Prime Havana
Cigars, just received aud for sale In any auanlity
Voo GEO. n SPURK,
b1O nI ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

LNXCHANGE READING ROOM-cen-
- tral Exchange, rear Of the Post Once W. would
Inform those gentlemen who wish 10 avail tbemoelve. ~
INC advantages OF the new Reading Room that we arc
H26 "a, $3.50 AN"9Dheht'
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FIRST OPENING

FALL BoNNETs, MILLINERY.
cLoAKS, TALMAS, &c, 10.
Mas, TucKsR will exhibit the New STYLES of norr.,.
Ribbons, &C., on Tuesday, Sept 25th. al
QHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.'s
(sales Rooms, up stairs.)
Tha Dat an n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

Bsoscy VALUABLE MILCm COW FOR
kfsssSS SALE, years old, aud can be In bern
sAa-- rear Of No, 10 Welt lgton utros Inquire OF
SIS du GEO. r. pRYANT, tkt Maiu II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

HENRY G. RICE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
no. Bnnley Hall, Worcester, Mas
DIG diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

DIR. STEARNS
Dentist, has removed his office and residence 10 No Wal
nut street, Worcester W."
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
X Singular Presbyterian Trial.

The Louisville Presbyterian Herald says that the presbytery of Louisville met on the 0tb ut, in the Penn Run Church, to adiudicate a case which had been referred to them by the session of that church, and which has caused intense excitement in that community. for the last year or more. More than year aoo a young lady, member of that church, killed c J. Martin, who at the time of his death was engaged in an affray with her brother. The provocaton given by Martin, to both the broth CT and the sister, to the latter of whom he was engaged to be married, was of the most aggra. vated character. The young lady was tried before the examining court and acquittcd the matter was brought before the grand jury, and they refused to indict her; the coroner's jury also failed to find any accusation against her one was then brought before the church session. and acquitted by that body by a vote of three to two whereupou Mir. William Rusk, member ol the chsrch, appeared before the session, and preferred charges against two of the elders who voted for her acquitta, with aiding by corrupt means to acqut Miss Mary J. Shaw, in her late tfla- The session referred the case to presby. tery, and the late meeting adjudcated it. After two days hearing, the presbytery came unani- MouSly to the decision that the charge has not been sustained by the evidence presented; and that those brethren are still entitled to the full and hearty confidence and Christian affection of the members of the church of which they are ruling elders.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
X most Extraordinary Cure Effected by Dr.
 M'LaHe.s Celebrated Vermitrge.
.}15U York. March l9. ls,

.{1.U Fork, March l9. 1852. .zlS This is to certify that have been troubled for almost four years with choking sensation some times 50 bad almost to sfocatc me; employed two regular physicians, but to purpose. I was then persuaded to try bottle of Dr. MLane's Cele- prated Ncrlnituge. l took two tea Spoonstul at one dose It soon began cooperate, hen it made thor ough work. had regular worm factory within me- should judge it brought away from me some two quarts of worms they had the appearance of having burstcd. took the remainder of the bottle at two doses. The effect it brought away about one quart more, all chopped to pieces. l now feel like different person.
 The above is from widow lady, forty six years of age, resident of this city. For further particulars, the public are referred to Mrs. Harde, No. 3 Man hat5an place, E. L. Theal, Druggist, corner of Rutger and Monroe streets.
 ?. s. The above valuable medicine also Dr. M'Lanos celebrated Liver Pills now be ha at all rtspeca- blo Drug Stores in the United States
 .s' Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none but Dr. U'Lape's Eermituge. All others, ill comparison. are worthless.
 For sale wholesale and retail in Little Rock, by
 Dr. J. l. NcA [MONT .G co,
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

LEE ABANDoNED.-Amongs some twenty in eorlates who were arraigned in the police court Tn Boston, few mornings since, was young glrl ot fifteen years, whose rare beauty seemed strangely out of place in criminal court. A year ago she was the pride and hope of her friends in Cambridge, and enjoyed the esteem of large circle of acquaintances. An intima- cy with student at Harvard, rich mans son, cventuated in herruin. She was driven in dis grace from the parental roof--an outcast- Where could she go? The haunts of vice and the grave were open to her. She hesitated; at fifteen tIe grave looks dark and forboding- She entered a fashionable brothel, where she has consorted with the lost and abandon ed of her sex. Had not Boston and Mas sachusetts philanthropy better provide for such emergencies than to be so constantly and over- whelmingly employed about destroying south. ern rights, and trampling on the constitution
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
Confscating the Ohio and Mississippi
 Railroad.

On Wednesday last, we understood, Mr. AL exander trustee of Page $ Bacon, proceeded across the river, and took formal possession of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad with all it's fixtures, in accordance with the powers confer red upon him by the deed of trust, lately exe- cuted by the quartette directory for the benefit of Page & Bacon. Under this proceeding there is a total suspension of the powers of the cor poratlon--a conhscaton of the interest of every stockholder--a transfer of the books and ac- counts, and a conversion of the entire road into a mere personal chattel in the hands of Page & Bacon, who hereafter receive all profits, choose all officers, make all engagements for labor or material, and have ecclusive control and possession.
 This masterly policy-this not only excusa- ble, but, according to the News and Intelligen- Ger, praseworthy act, swallows up at once the $7OO,OOO subscription of the city and county of St. Louis, and the entire amount contributed by private stockholders.
 Page & Bacons "construction account though, entities them to this advantage. The News tells us it is all just, and that Page & Ba- con will do what is right. The mere say-so of this journal has not, however, a great deal of weight with our citizens, and we suggest that to sustain all further of its vibrations, it forth with secure the services of the original "conf- dence man."-H. Louis Democot June 19.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
Valuable Invention.

FLOUR IosPEcroR's OFFICE, PhlladelDb;a, ADrll 0n. fS55

Philadelphia, April %, 1855. Messrs. Edwin and James NJ. ClaIk:--Gen temen-Hav. ing carefully examined the construction operation and work manShp o yorr newly patented Combined Grinding and hoitlng, or Merchant FOurng Mill, take pleasure sentins and the public with the following the result of inve>t isaton:
 With the French Burr Mil Stone, thirty inches in ground and boed from nine twelve bushels of wheat hou making clean york; and the time turning out at single operation our superne four shortS ship stuff and bran. The and Superne flour of excel lent quality and the yield bushel the largest chased complicated mills of modern pes but little can be placed in compass of 2 feet in length hy fec whlce when order with all tho machinery reouisltc be easily removed from one place to anotherhas complicated machinery about it, consequently liable of orde and taxes Du e power and appears to be particularly adapted fo the wants of the condition of the country at lage from its cheapnes of small amount of tai requisite to start rapdlty of grinding into consideration with its portability, and power cannot but think that long will be successfully established every State of the Jnon if it does entirely take the place the old complicated chnery heretofore used. Tours trulv
 STEPHEN MILLER,
 Head Flour spector of Phadel phia This valuable mill can be in opperaon daily at No 23 Arch street, to the Theatre, Philadelphia, o'clock m the forenoon, until twelve o'clock from o'clock Tn the afternoon until four by those wishing chase county State rights The still have oi the most valuable States and for sale and will ing in this promising speculation. will do well call and It soon, as hundreds are doing daily.
 The prices which the paences selling county and States t justify the most tuid in purchasing and within patent ghts have been sold The patentees Edwin James Nj Clark intend remaining in this some tin,e for the oi selling the entire United States Counties and States for sale.
 I3' peeons writing for information enclose stamps to pay return postage.
 July 3 55-4t"
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

for 1t has been planned and intended from the beginning. The programme is being faithfully carried out Hencelorth the national democracy of the North has to confront vast and danger ous aggregation of all the vile and infamous fanaticlsms of the day; Maine lawism, aboi tlonlsm and know nothingism are striking hands. and the line, thank God! will be stringentlv and clearly drawn, between the national demo cracy, planted upon the platform so well ex- pressed in the resolutions of the Tabernacle meeting of November last and re-approved by the democratic committee at its meeting of last week--on the one hand, and the branded host ot traitors, bgots and ascctics which threatens us With ultimate tyranny and auaachy, on the other.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

No BILL FoUND.-We learn with some sur. prise that the grand jury (our court now being in sesslon) failed to find bill against Swan, late oi oi the Columbus Elevator for his attack upon Mr. Geary, of the City Fact. Every one seems to be astonished at the result and there are nu- merors rumors in connection with the affair." Ohio Statesman.
 ltonly needed four K. Ms on that grand ?ufy to ignore such bill. The K N. Judge Ill Huron county who was bound over for G1anglng voters tickets was acquitted by the A' N. grand jury. There is no safety for life property so long as secret extra-iudicial oaths govern the acts of men. Every scoundrel in Christendom will join the order soon. as they Dec,er. ''''''''"" < ''''''
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

no opposition no where, only here among our- selves. See the act of last Congress- in refus- ing the several petitions and bills, asking lands
 for railroads from the following points towards
 Texas, viz: From New Orleans, from Vicks-
 burg, from Memphis, from St. Louis, and from all other points except from the Mississippi ii. yer at she mouth of the Ohio, which point, to- ! gether with grant from Texas, conferred by an act to provide for the construction of the Pacific and Mississippi railroad from some point on the eastern line of Texas, not north of the town of Fulton, to suitable point on the Rio Grande at or near tho town of Santa Fe, and to put the same in complete operation, donated twenty sections of land for each mile along the entire length of said road. By these two grants the public lands are securetor the great Pachc road from the Mississippi, at the mouth of the Ohio, through Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas. And we must admit that there Is no point on the Mississippi river so near the centre of con- merce as the mouth of the Ohio. For 1t Is tru- ly spoken of as the mouth of all the western rivers and the terminus of all the principal rail. roads from the northern and eastern States, and the donations of public lands are SO fixed by Congress for the termln of the road, and the prosperity and advantage secured to our State, are and will be so immense that we, as Arkan- sas, should all be united in favor of this great Pacific railroad coming direct from Cairo, pas sing through the entire length of the State and Texas to the Pacific, instead of leaving the Mis- sissippi river at Memphis, and giving us the advantage of only one road. Where is the ArkanSian who will repudiate right and de- nounce those munifcent donations of public lands which enableus tn secure such magni-
 icent line of improvement through the very centre of our State, and say 1t is bette to have a road from Memphis to Little Rock? No, 1t is better for us to unite on that natianal high way from the Pacific to the mouth of the Ohio IT, ver where we will connect with the greatest commerce as we'll as the mouth of the western rivers and central railroads For really that point is the lower end of the upper country; for t is at a point below which ice and low water neverenter; 1t is the point of transship- ment of freight and passengers; railroads and boats, the aggregate of extensive and various transactions. Now let us go to work aud build the great road starting at the point fixed by Congress, and we will secure to our State 50 great thoroughiare of travel and transporta- tlon through the whole length and centre of it, that 1t win astonish the natives So let us build 1t, for know we can; and We can in spite of the old stupids Who says Arkansas will never have railroad running through her?
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

MORE OF "THE wAY."-The Bloomington Qnd.) News Letter, few weeks ago. publish ed complete list of the Cayennes of Monroe county, in return for which they commenced a series of petty annoyances to injure the paper, threatened to thrash the editor and to mob the office. The subscription list has increased.- One young fellow who assailed the editor got decently licked, and the mobbing has, perhaps, been indefinitely postponed.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

tcUH1E DE JOnILSOfi.
 Ill the Circuit Court the chanctry side thereof in vacation, before the clerk, on the l2th day of May AID 1855.
 Louisa F. White by her next friend Bartlette 2ache- ry, ComD|ai3Gat.
 Bill for divorce. No. 115. Hiram L. White, Dgendant.
 4 ND now on this day comes the said complainant, "A by CruvenS, her solicitor, and files here her pc tition, to which is annexed ali affidavit that the said defendant resident oi the State of Arkansas when on motion 1t is ordered that the said -res dent defendant be notified of the pendency of this suit against him by publication of this order in the True Ueh1ocrot. newspaper published in this State, for the number oi times and within the time prescrib ed by law; that Io be and appear before the court here, by himself counsel, or before the fourtb day of the next term hereof, at court to be holden at the courthouse in the city ct Clarksvillc in the county of Johnson, and State of Arkansas, the third Monday after the fourth Monday of August after the date hereof and plead, answer demur tn said colnplanants petition, the will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered accordngly-tho object and prayer of which said petition is to obtain a decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony now existing between said complainant and defend ant because of willful desertion on the part of the said defendant.
 JOHN G. CONNELLEY, Clerk. A true copy from the record.
 Attest: JOHN G. CONNELLEY, Clerk. July 3, 55' 2w Cost of adv. S6 5O.)
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
THE INFAMOUS SECRET ORDER BREAKING U

THE INFAMOUS SECRET ORDER BREAKING UP IN NOBLE COUNTY, OHIO. The Sarahsville (Ohio) Courier of the 18th ult., is credibly in- formed that since the spring election, sn asst to'onship alone, not less than FIFTY individ- uals principally democrats, who, through the trlckery of the whig leaders of that place, had been envelgled into the know nothing organi- zation, have left the order, and will henceforth vote the democratic ticket" Thus it is all over the State, and by October next there will not be inside members enough to swear by.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
Sentence of Henrietta Robinson.

Troy, M r, June 2o.-The notorious Hen retto Robinson, the murderess, was sentenced to be hung on the Sd instant. When the Judge commended her soul to Gods mercy, she said he had better pray for his own soul, and de- clared that she was the victim of political conspiracy calculated to crush the innocent When she was leaving the cout room, Judge Harris said, "May the Judge of judges be your judge." The scene occassoned much excite ment among the spectators
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
". H. HENDRIX, Surgeon Dentist.
Inn RMren. .4rI.nl6ns

 TTNENDERS his services to the citizens of Van Bu- j. ren and vicinity, feeling confident of being able to render the most perfect satisfaction in all work executed by him. His work for permanence aud utility shall not be surpassed by any dentist iu the State Charges shall be made in accordance with charao- ter of work rendered. Ladies waited on at their residences, if desired Dr. H. will occasionally vi4it some of tue surround ing counties. Letters addressed to all buren Will meet prompt attention. .Iulx 2 6h--1u
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

"Ir NEVER RAINS BUT IT PoURs."-In ra- pid succession the know nothings havo been beaten in elections in Lansingburgh, Rochester, and Virginia. And we now learn from the Ro- chester Union that similar disaster has just the same party in Penn- Yann.-New York Doiu News, 5Hb s,,st.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
LANDS AND STOCK FOR SALE.

FIiE subscriber offers sale the following dcsiia- Il ble lands. in Pulaski county:
 The tract on which he resides, 6 miles below Little Rock, containing 4f0 acres loo improved, and containing all necessary improvements, together with all the stock belonging to the premises One tract lying miles below Little Rock on tue north side of the Arkansas rive 40 acres with 240 adjoining, which can be had if desired. One tract of l60 acres. ou ifayou Meter on the Memphis road. 13 miles from Little Rock Terms will be liberal.
 July ,. lS55-Jt '. c. LEFEERF.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

50l Prizes amounting to.................$60 $60, 900 Only ten thousand numbers. Tickets sl0--Halves S5-Quarters S2 5O
 SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
 Atlanta, Ga. Hon. WM. E. BUTT and A. B. FoRsYTHE, esq.,, Sworn Commissioners to supeyin.end the drawing. July 8, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract SarSaparilla.

For Puryns the Blood rsmorig all diseases arstrg from of Mercury, erpopre aud imprudence i ehror constitutional disease, arising from iparc stotc of the bood aud the only reliable aud efectaot kno,cn
 medy tor the ot ScrofuLa, Scala Head, Ulecro.
 tions otthe Throat aud Legs, Pains aud Seedlings
 of the Bones, Tstter, Pimplss the Face, and
 aH Scaty ErHpttons of the Skin. This article prescribed by of the most dstin guhed physicians In the country, and has proved more e cen in practice than preparation of Sarsapara o ered to the public Several of secondary Syphilis. Mecua and Scfoulous diseases have entirely the ncurabe wards of Public Institutions which had for many years resisted every mode of treatment that could bs oevea hess cases iunish striking examples o the sau tary effects of this medicine aestin of the in .eterate diseases after the glands destroyed, and the bones already affected.
 NoT,oELetters from respectable Physicians and Pross of several Medical Colleges and certificates of from patients will be found accompanying both preparations PRICES--
 Fluid Extract of Buch s bottie or bottles for g. equal in strength gallon of Syrup of sasaparilla Prepared and sold by H. T. H HELMBOLD, Chemist, o63 Chestnut street. the Girard House, Philadelphia All letters directed to the proprietor receive immediate 'enticp.
 July 3, 'sS-ly
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
HeimbOld's Genuine Preparations.
 HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Buchu

For diseases Of tho Baddr and Kidneys, Secret Diseases Sricnrfs, Weaknesses and all diseases of the Serual
 Orsdns, mhether in Mule or Female, from whaterer
 eanse they m0y hGue originated, and matter
 ct hop long standag.
 you have contracted the terrible disease which, when
 once seated in the system, will surely go down from generation to another undermining the constitution and sap ping the vital fluids of ie do not yourselves the hands of quacs, who start up every day city like ths and fill the papers with garing falsehood we'll nulaed to deceive the young and those with their tricks You be careful in the selection of a remedy in these
 The Fluid Extract Buchu has been by eminent physicians the greatest remedy known It Is perfectly pleasant in its taste, and innocent ton and thorOug that it annhlaes particle of the rank and poisonous of this dreadful dsease unlike other remedies, does dry up disease in the blood.
 Constitutional Debility, brought by seabuse most terrible disease which has brought thousands of the lace to untimsy graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes parents, and bghng in the bud the glorious ambition of many noble youth be cured by this Infabe Remedy And as medicine which must benefit everybody from the simply delicate to the confined and deparag invalid, no equal IS to be found acting both and preventive
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

Married-In this township on the 26th June, 1855, by n. C. Covey, esq, NIT. CHRIsTIAS DIEHL to Mrs MARY ANN DURE
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
NEW ADV ERT ISE ME \ ITS By authority of the State of Aabama. Southern Military Academy
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Grand Scheme for July, Class R.


 ITO De d'a''" July l5tA, 1855, ia Me city @ .Nont ! goneery wten pra.es aneountfng to .-ss~ S5O,. 900 -- will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent Scheme! .sy- And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due acathoqtt deductSm.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03
Grand Scheme for July. Glass 1,

T>O bo drascn 23d of July, 1855, aa tue c5ty ot
 l 44hanta, schen pri.ss aD1otntiay to .4y- S6O,- 900 . will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent Scheme! .sss And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due WITHOUT DEDUCTION
The true Democrat., 1855-07-03

(E.f" The trial of Wm. G. Kendall, late Post master at New Orleans, on the indictment of embedding letter sent from Galveston, Tex as, and addressed to w. W. Mitchell, was--on the affidavit of the defendant, to the effect that material witness, $. N. Hte is absent from the city being in Cuba-contmued till next November