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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

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1 = Sc. r-t @tl%@'o
ENNHTDNS. DANF0ETH.S EgUHDnF
81 Eos 81 * 81 South Market and Cat Am Streets
Boston, offer for sale:
500 Hhds Porto Rico and Muscovsdo Sugars
100 hhds and 70 ierces Free Labor SUGAR.
go boxes Bro. Har. SUGAR.
502 h .i,i Igee Labor NoLAssEs.
$500 hs,f ci,sss g. an{ RI,a5, 7,r,,e
1900 b4gs Woc5e Low ~ D.; D' -. =. +, ~ ~ =,
Do1Dir.ro C0FFEF A''' '''1o N"Osno' anu oV'
200 bags PEPPER. 50 bags PTsIENTO.
59 casss NUtNEas, with general assortment Of
Ltoo1-''IEo Jl9 eod3m
TFyH E 40 s r N NJ " y M q 81 "
- IVA = -
New England stands az sso,;,o,+ e,. o,,et -,
LEGATION and Is appreciation as @ ;,y ' ,y
and discovery; and whatever ureparffon can mass ~
oldeaI and secure fbe r3tro7a-e NJ H. r;.'1s r IL,
stamped as nsritorfons and sfrsetive 1V'
Conceived and ortei am, t-gto5 q. A., vv... ,,,.
fected ami first brought ont IA P,zt,, s,l ca,i -
favor aid parronags eTe & rsnsy ana Jois g, INTO mo
tent never 5er Ial i wv ,.5 all 10 an eA
see below hay6g rsoeiv5 1s Ray mset,n9
Of tile higher CLASSES Ard baro,,a ~ ~ 5, NV
~ 'l 'as,'l'5 Oh a'I' TO
O'@ ~ q. "ttIts Hta5eos,g RdS Oeeh uhGn-
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rba-cs,,,as nj T.. ,-,,,-, IN, - -,
ss,s 's o, H. sues gli no" De made eyioent 1t
~. rsrf.4 art b 20
,,1IeJ 81 % siis1's' p 5e @o+l 4. Is con-
H. is Il I9i ~ YIN ole, " " rs incidentally;
ten len but So 9lters q. ehsra9' o.5a igis e yf
Sls s5sslm 5'ij luQs WINE ~ PgsGlS ara ENPELs, it
medoo-cheica aon also renders its operations PAM
c ls IL Is -' 81 q1@Iss Jnsd 70 ar gus and con
most convenient aba agreeable to taleJ which has given
,77
arnold JI0buIGs and vital Fluid
The character of a pleasant p.~irr,. 1,-,. e. ,,t-,
distinction to bqt Of q Ngrsost, nrsst-r pbg;c. ID
CONSTITUTED +l,s,E * 7'i' "-'
n,oe,, ,l.r,,,.,,. ,r,~ y, .,,-. - . - 49, =
MO- Hui-+ ~ A1E(4Ct+t q Or AHE AGE
Iutalihiy is net claimed for the Boston Remedy bu
there can exist unhealthy condition of the human body
that its culr ae9a win not faroslb!y affect; and no
disease short Of change I organic structure which its
continued will not eradicate, il sufficient material and
vitality remain out Of which, it were to reconstruct
the SYSTEM no person. then, need find for their
complaint before deciding upon the applicability Of ibis
remedy to their case; they may trust to thew would
to their family Physician
PRIcEs-NAl Fluid, 90 cents and 81 per bottle; Glob
ules, - cents and 5j cents per box.
General Agents, BURR FOSTER, & CO., No l Corn
MI, Boston
special agents, MANSFIELD " co., No, IL City
HhUI, i-1stol'
elld also by druggists everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20
LWAY8 SOMETHING NEW!
N READ THIs-OLD AND YOUNG II
PROF. WOODS


HAIR REST RATTyE,
Is doubt he most wonderful discovery Of this age of
progress Tor VIII restore, permaneny gray hair to IFS
original color cover the head Of the bald with most lux
urant growth, remove once all daudruT and itching
sure all scroiua, and other cutaueOus eruptons etc II
F cure, as U by magic, periodical headaches
mae the hair SOFT glossy, and wavy, and preserve the
color perfectly and the hair from falling to extreme old
age.
The following is from a distinguished member of the
medical profession:
ST. PAUL January 1, 1856
PROF O. j. WooD: Dear Sr-Unsolicited I send YOU
TINS certlhcae Alter being nearly bald for long time
and having tried all the hsr restorayes exan and hay
ing no faith in any, induced on hearing of yours
to give it trial placed myself in the hands of bar
ber and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush and
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in TIL The
scalp was agow This repeated every morning and in
h'e weeks the young hair appeared and grew randly
from Angus last until the present time and is now thick
0acA and STRONG soft and pleasant to the touch where
8s before II vas harsh and Wry what little there was of
IT, ana blt uIta was disappearing very rapidly still
use your e toraTe about twice week. and shall soon
nave good and perfect crop Of hair Now had read
OF these hingsand who has not? but have not seen hth
erto any case where any PERSONS hair was really bene
hea by any Of the hair tonic, ETC.. Of the days and it
really gives me pleasure to record the result of NV expe
Renee nav recommended your preparation to Others
and N already has large and general sale throughout the
territory The people here know its effects and have con
ndenee init The supply you u.s. as wholesale agents
Tor the TERRITORY, is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries
are made for IT, You deserve credit Tor your disc6yery
ana l. for return my thanks for the benefit has
hone st7-, far H1----As .sasl yyUG
efeoting any such result Yours, hastily,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20
J. W. BOND,
Firm Of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, st. Paul.
LProm Lhe Edltor Of ID "a EsLat. AdH.rLiaarl

PROM the Editor of the Real Estate Advsrtiserl
BOSTON, p School Street March 20, 1855.
DDAR sfR-tlaying become prsmaturelE quite gray, I
was induced some six weeks since to trial of
your Restorative have used less than two bottles but
the gray hairs have all Disappeared and although my
hair has not fully attained its original color, yet the pro-
cess of change is gradually going on and in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark as for
mery. have also been much gratiGed at the healthy
moisture and vigJr Of the hair which before was harsh
and dry, and it has ceased to come out as formerly
Respectfully yours, D. c. NJ. RUPP
CARLYLE, Illinois, June 49, 1866
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becon-
ing as thought, prematUrey gray, but by the use of
his Beatoratve it has resumed its original color and
have no doubt, permanently So
SIDNEY BBEESE, Ex-senator United States
0. J. WOOD Co, Proprietors, 80 Broadway, N. "
and ia Market-st., St. Louis, Missouri.
u Sold in Worcester by George r. spurr In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter; retail 10y R. Spau-
ding, ! fremont Row. ills daw3m
ESUY THE FREMONT SONGS FOR
E-S THE PEOPLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

FOE CEMETERIES, BUILDINGS, GAR
DENS, &c,
Ma.aHglerel by " D, Cu1 4EG, 227 Main street, mp
nW lh. gpoE place whore No want are invited 90 call
p'lol- pmchAiinR claeWhera lyl dtf
III 3M AN ID EXTRAORDINARY Dis
LN WY hhA '~-lhH lEtAtLmLE LiQmp HAIR Dye l--
Being nn instantaneous Dye
u wW dye color Black or rroBn IN one Minute ,
II c1ori h Whstgra or llar One momont ID h appliei
without injury t' ie MIR or skim lt can be washed i'm.
moi1tls os tte lr without disturbing no color of 0o
hHit IrI hHH uH bad Hlor
my Dr. applied regardless ~ hewoather The ti,,e
Required Cor geHi man Do color M1ust chos or Eve BsoVs
rs fun 01e o. thrse minulesi flr Wbsca from three 10
Ave utuls.i dsrttmen's Ladiys' Hair from Eve 10
ten minutes.
prpafu aud SOLD by HARRIS 4 MORSE,
MHtnins t.r st. corner NJ Eddy 80 Providence, H. L.
g1iiby ~. d GREEg s Co., No 80 Main Street, wor
Cstgr CIV dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

WE DYING MEN! LOOK AT THIS!
II DIR. j. X, G0ODELL, OF West Boylston has In
his possession Vegetable Extract alone that he OBJ
states who used with entire success for twenty-five
years. 1t will entirely from the person of any one
that awful scourge the CANCER, also TUMORs Of ali
kinds He commences 10 cleanse the blood he is con-
stantly having cases and with entire success
In every case. lie Is using the ELECTRIC BATH with
wonderful He may be found few rods south az
the Depot on Maple st., West Boylson, No !, up stairs
rFDr a. has, When necessary the assistance Of Some
Of the ables Professors In our medical institutions
al2 e0d3t&w3ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

ENnlGo ASB COCBESEKL.-Beugal Ina
d'f' an' Mexican coahiuaal IN store and forssls by
A. A J. HOWE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

Dress Goods! RBress Goods !
10 pieces Nge Maya Ma Paids and Stripes new style of
Dress Goods-cheaB.
90 pieces new style Mohair Plaids, only. ......37Bc
10 pieces Ssvasopol Pails, rich styles
Gases Of Fhibets, all colos, all qualities all plees
Cases OF Lyonese Cloths, from 20 to SOC yard
eases OF Aipeccas from zoe to 81 rs
large lot Of Apines at about half the cost Of i'm
port2tion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20
DrD GOODS.
Ne ARE STILL m TOWN


THE PEJPLH we shall remain, Notwithstanding the eff
forts that have been made to drive out We sell so
many Goods, and at sucb L9tO Prices, that we make
living and have fear Of losing customers; when
they have called and have been well treated as is
ususl custom Of doing business, they continue to
come We have one of the largest and most CON-
pte sssorments OF Goods found in the market and
prices that cannot be tQuaed for oheapness. Look at
the following list ard judge
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods.
Bales Brown Cottons,
Cases Bleached Cottons, only .................64c
50 pieces Bleached and Brown Coltons q yards wide
at great bargains.
Balesyard vide Brown Cot'ons, ny..............7!c
extra, ony..........Se
Gases Bleaehed yard wide Cotons, y...........8e
Cases extra 10 only....
~ pieces Superior Wool Frockng, at great bargains.
100 pieces Grey, Blue and Red Flannels, cheap.
8aes and Cases White Fannes, all qualities, at great
Fine Bleached Linen DamasE worth 81, .62Ic
Fine Brown Linen Damask, Of all kinds, low prices.
oOJ dozen Linen Napkins worth 49, fOr.........SI so
ZoJ do very fine, worth 81, for.................S2
Linen Doyues. .'.......-..... iron Ct to SOC
Beached Linen Covers ...........,,.f from el to $40
Brown 90 e. from 3Tbc to 80
Embossed Covers, ali wool, only. &c
ull assortment Of Ticks Checks Striped shirtlngs
and Denims. a! Cost.
10 Cases White Quilts, only ............,...$l2O
Gases do extra size, only. .................S1 so
1OVO Toilet Quilts, very rich designs, at cost of
portation
1919 1919 pieces Curtain Muslin, for. ...........12sc
oVO new designs ony........25c
large lot Of New Style Embroidered and Lace Bordered
CURTAIN MUSLINS,
At GREAT BARGAINS n
Bales and Cases BLANKETS of al kinds at treroen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20
Price Two cents.
% Eet.

VS. on EST TO LET.-A good, convenient
q tenement Tor small family without children, on
sever u, Inqiire Of the subscriber. Rent SIS. Ten
50 dtt WILLIAM DUDLEY.
81 II EMF FIR EE.-The subscriber will sell
E;ii several good, substantial Dwelling Uonsss mon
Asslch Isfnls as Wi enable NE purchaser to have
BAB8ITr, 81 Pleasant st. au25 d8m
- TO LET-0n northwest corner Of Edward
Hsii; and Elliot Streets Lower Tenement rent Ss5
per year "a roomsl; one Upper Tenement, rent $50
q rooms). Inquire at the house, or Of +. WHIPPLE,
233 Main 81.
Also, one Lo,Osr Tenement on south end of Benefit
St Rent s75 per year. mch1o diff
g. TO LET.-The Tenement, shop, and Barn,
kg No Orange Street, suitable for wishing to
8 s carry on the baking and confectionery business,
94sg neen occupied that purpose for several years.
Inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
t2i dH CHARLES W. ENGLEY.
O. TO RENT-The two story house on the COR
s ner Of Green aud Winter Streets, called the Bar
.s4 baur house-the tenant having lately died. In
qare Of Q. b. HOWE, No. IS Front ST. je2s diff
D. FOR SALE or TO RENT.-A nea t
Eis and convenient Cottage, containing nine rooms
-ksshw with arge garden, excellent water, barn. and
other conv2uences The whole in good repair having
been newly papered and painted outside and In It will
be sold on long credit leased good tenant aud pos
session given Immediately. Apply az this Office for fur
ther particulars. jyls diff
STORE TO LET.
One Of the Best Locations in Worcester.
INQUIRE AT bofpkN's EAoHANsE OFFICE.
mem du
FENWO HALLS TO RENT--In Fosters Block
n opposite the Depot, recently occupied Billiard
Rooms 20 By 10 feet and the best lighted rooms in the
city they are suitable for almost any kind of business
and will be rented separately together, for term Of
years Possession of given Immediately; the other
n the 1st Of july knnly 10 EDWARD r 'FTsKE
Worcester Nay %, 1853 dtf
=
q EVzRT STABLE 70 RENT-situated
"a Front street, recently occupied by Witt 3 Pratt
with the vacant lot adjoining The lot win make de-
dnor b9siness rs,,;, aAa' u any ou1
location -
Apply to WITT Il PRATT, at their Livery Stable Eos
ter street. ap22 diff
----7r-3- = =. --1c,-7 - - -
"a ~ 49,. W - az. = suitable ioT sleishs
- - "A'0o H0eet' bONNEhAh
- SP22 GU -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

EBRIGTS! PRINTS IS cases Fail style
Prints, just opened at the City store 14S Main St.
50 dawtf J. II. CLARKE ~ co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20
FOR NEW LONDON & HARTFoRD,
The fayorite and fast Steamer Cricket.

On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frldays
Leaves Sag Harbor at $780, Greenpor SIS Orient Pain
Sac and New London at IL a. m; lyme AZ J. fconnect
Ing with n. II. 4 NJ H. r.. r. Essex 100 Hast Haddam
y.
1.-THE Cricket stops At the principal watering places
on the route, aordng the best opportunity 10 Wat me
sea shsre. uy23 INV ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

FENO p OIL Il ANS OF EVERY
II srupE.-iiave you bet HAT on the success Of
your ayorta canddatcf Have you any Hats to pay that
you have bet and lost on any previous cectonl If So
gentlemen, now Is the time ~ buy Hats at half their
real vaue the subscriber Is determined to reduce his
stock previous to August 18th. Please look at the follow
ing list Of articles and prices
lst quality BLACK DRESS HATS little out Of fash
Ion eek "a quality, 2 50i 81 quality, 81 37i
very large assortment Of GAPS, at prices which defy
oil compettlon-yarying from II To 62ccnts.
Also On hand ffW accounts against various persons
tbe cnsh GA which would be very acceptable
Please call, 20 buy or pay up, at lB5 Main Street,
iyi0 daw Ju KNIGHTS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20
sysE-~S FOR NEW LONDON, Szc
HARBoR, AND GREENPoRT.

The JaUorlts and fast Steamer
CRICKET,
Capt G. w. BATES. Tuesdays, Thursdays, saturaava
Leaves Hartford ut s, Middletown $50, and East Had
dam at l03oa mi Lyme at 1890, New London $50
touching az the Pequot and Orient Point Houses) Green
port al g. and Sag Harbor about D. m.
Faro Through 81 25. From Hartford 10 gar
Harbor 81 25 From Hartford to New London al From
Sag Harbor 70 New London 81.
Freight taken al Reasonable Rates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

w - - - y a IL v / N G.
or every description, in arstca manner and on rea
sonahe terms.
Particular attention paid to Cobne Carriage uouge
aud Piano Forte carving. RICHARD R0WsE,
apo dom. Worsaeler Mas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-20

YET o l. Is 1.-THE LAKE HOUSE, sitnated on the
shrewsbury sids 81 qiaI frobhi %orcester.-
suve offers rare chance for person who wishes
country residence in healthy and romantic locality to
keep house Of entertainment for the accommodation of
parties from the city with boats and refreshments For
further particulars, inquire of
jy7 dtf EZEKIEL h j. M. DANIELS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
Gpme SnttQiaente.
Desirable Property offered for Sale.

desirable property Uttered for Sale.
1t is very seldom that so large an
mount of valuable real estate is in mar
ket at one time, in this neighborhood, as
is now offered by Mr.. j. L. VAN Cor
DER. (See his advertisement. The brick
stores form a part of his large block on
Market Street, are in an excellent loca-
ton, are very large. well arranged, and
in every way desirable for business stands.
The IS acres of land Immediately ad-
JOHNS the town, and better building lots
han it can furnish, cannot be found with
in FIVE miles of the Court House. As the
town increases it must almost of necessity
occupy this lan1. The FIGURING Mill is
in good running order. and is supplied
by the MaLoning. which never f~ail~.--
The remainder of the property is also
valuable.
To the enterprise of no one man, is
this town indebted for so many good
buildings as to Mr.. VAN GoRDER. Thus
far during a long life, he has been deep
ly engaged in extensive and complicated
business transactions, and it is not strange
that, now he should wish to bring his
b~usisess into a smaller compass, requir,
ing less of physical and mental labor
He offers to younger men a fac op
port unity for investment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
Sim that Lei

The Rufian press having recovered
from lis spasms over JONES death. is now
retailing the story of the murder Of eight
or ten pro slavery men at Osawoiamie
by free state men. and of their being
horribly chopped and mangled. Such
was the Geographic dispatch a day or
two since-and the same story is circu-
lated all along the Border, in the shape
of extras, handbills, DC, for the purpose
o. exciting the Ruffians to greater vio-
len-e. Mr.. Caleb Turner, formerly of
this city, called upon US yesterday, and
states that he came down the Missouri
river three days after the outrage was
said to happen; that in the same boat
was a man circulating all the way 10 S..
Louis extras detailing the murders, man.
glIngs, DC, aChHe on he same boat Uere
tIC1 Of the men said to be killed and chop
pei up, with several Of their neighbors,
who all declared to Mr.. Turner that there
was not a particle OF truth upon which 10
found the story. Not only had there
been no outrage perpetraled by the free
state men-but there had been no dis.
tuIbance whatever.
Mr.. Turner tells us that the mails are
all overhauled by the RuGians. That
letters giving the true state of affairs are
not permitted to leave the territory
neither are papers allowed to enter that
may encourage the free state men with
intelligence of sympathy in the States.
A letter sen by Mr.. T. to his wife, tell
ing of the stale of affairs, three days af.er,
was read in his pres nee in Kansas City,
by a Georgian. Mr. Turner's chest Of
carpenters tools, was taken from him at
Kansas City, by q gang from Westport.
the tools broken up and the fragments
thrown into the river. Mr.. T. had ben
guilty of expressing sympathy with the
free state men.
Mr.. Turner tells us that aboard the
boat upon which he came down the river,
was a Georgian, accompanying the Mis-
souri, delegation 10 Cincinnati, who had
with him, as a trophy. which he was
constantly exhibiting to admiring friends
with shouts that would disgrace a wild
Indian, a piece of tile murdered Stewards
skull bone! The brute was taking it to
the Cincinnati Convention. 1t should be
presented to the successful nominee
Stewart himself was a Democrat, but he
was beginning to lem to the free state
side, and so he was shot And pieces
of his skull ale borne in triumph to the
gathering of the Democracy The wild
Indians would blush at such enormities.
Cleveland Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
The nemncratin Greed

The so-called Democratic party i,
giving itself up so utterly to the work OF
propagating Slavery, that it ought to be
rank enough 70 remodel its creed
The following outline from the Cleveland
Lead r, indicates its present position
THAT slavery may so wherever it
pleaSes, and that the Nebraska Bill shall
be its passport.
Q. That the great end of the govern
ment is to plant and sustain slavery.
s. That new slave states may be ad
miIted with any number of inhabitants.
and with constitutions formed in any
manner whatsoever; but that new free
states must contain just ninety-three
thousand four hundred and twenty in
habitants, with constitutions formed by
conventions called together in a manner
Senate shall provide and shall contain no
territory which slavery wants.
4. That it shall be lawful to imprison
citiz ms CT the territories for discussing
the slavery question, and lawful to put
citizens TO death for encouraging slaves
10 obtain their freedom.
5. That the citizens of slave states
may vote and hold Offices in the terrific
ries, and may call to their aid United
States troops whenever their authority
is questioned.
6. That pro slavery r%ulianS may beat,
tar, and feather, shoot, and chop in
pieces, whoever may be obnoxious to
them.
Z. That slavc-catchers shall be paid
for their services by the federal govern
ment, and that a United State, marshal
may employ as assistants at least four
hundred dranken rowdies to force into
bondage people who have been flee.
8. That the St. Clair Flats, being in
no way connected with the general COM
OF the republic, should not be
rendered navigabla lest appropriations
should be asked for the improvement Of
every rivulet in the land.
9. That pro slavery members of Con
gresS may shoot Irish walters with i'm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING FITS.

We believe We cannot do our readers I more impor-
tant service than by again calling their attention to
that most remarkable preparation. discovered by DR..
Seth $ HaHee, OF Baltimore, Nd. which possesses the
power of allevisting and curing that hOrrid visitation
ofm n-Epilepsy, or Falling Fits In recOmmei ding
this preparation to cur readers, we do so with a convie-
ton that We are not degrading our columns to pub a
common patient medicine. but are placing before them
a discovery. which, il fully known, would pi obably do
more to alleviate human suffering. than any invention
Of modern times DR.. Hance, in asking US to notice
his preparation favOrably in our editorial department,
has sent US for perusal a number Of ! tiers from per
sons who have used his Pills, and have been eurel
thereby All Of them speak in most grateful and eu-
lOgistic terms One great advantage this medicine
possesses is the fact, that it can be transported through
the mails, thereby afOrding every one an opportunity
Of dealing directly with the inventor. and also preclu
ding all possibility Of being imposed on by a counter
felt or spurious limitation DIR. Iance pays the pos
tage on his Pills to any part Of the country, and will
forward them by return OF mail. on the receipt Of a re
mi.tlnce. His prices are rs follows: one box So; two
do, s.; twelve do, S94. Ali order for the medicine
should be addressed to SETH $. NANCE, los Balti-
more street, Baltimore, Nd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
The Old Granite State. Pierce and
Brooks Hung n Efigy.
CONCORD, n. H., June 5


This morning efigies of Franklin
Pierre and Preston S. Brooks, were found
hanging in front of the State House, 80
feet from the ground, on the Pierce d.
King Liberty pole of 1859. Also the
efigy of Col. George in another part of
the city. bearing the words, "the Glori-
Gus and Godlke Administration of Pierce,
used by him at Cincinnati"
We have some curiosity to know wheth-
er Franklin Pierce feels gratifed BY such
demonstrations of the feelings of the
people of the capitol of his native state.
If anything more was wanting to show the
difference between his popularity four
years ago, and the present time, the fol-
lowing result of the election in New
Hampshire, extracted from the Cleve-
land Leader is all that is needed:
The Legislature in joint Convention
elected R. Metcalf, Governor, by IT'S to
$50 for Wells. Thos. z. Melven was
elected President of the Senate, with two
American and Republican Clerks. E.
H. Rawlins, Republican, elected Speak
er of the House by 100 against $50.
Had not the TrumJuH Democrat bet
ter get out It's rooster?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
Kansas

Conway, Supreme Judge, was taken
into custody by the %rufians and confined
twenty four hours, then Commanded to
leave the territory. Not obeying he was
taken TO a steamer and sent down the
river.
A lady with Free State sentiments was
warned to leave Leavenworth.
At Black Jack, a party of9 Pro Slave
ry men, arrested a Free State man, and
at once made preparations to hang him.
When the rope was around his neck, a
party of 10 Free State men who had
been watching the proceedings from a
thicket, fired upon the r%ufians, killing
every man.