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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20
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ENoR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
h LY LOCATED
EDLYG TS!!
In this city situated at corner Of Crown and Chatham
Streets containing about 5000 square feet Of land For
particulars inquire Of
s28 dtf W. VAIL, $50 Main St.
o. FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable es
sag tate ia Auburn miles fr1m this office. well known
.ssLas the Baird Place. be had for cash. credit or
city properly. For further particulars invuire Of P.
kNOWLEON at Gouldings Planning Mil, or s. KNoWL-
ION, on the premises my1 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20

RRAR IhON AND STEEL.
IR ON
20 tons assorted wedsh Iron, fat and square,
10 " best Norway Bar Iron.
$50 assorted best refined Iron round Eat, ana
square.
80 tons shafting Iron, from II to inches round.
20 " small round, and square Iron, from l-l6 to OIL
Of an inch.
tons u B. horse-nail rods.
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron
10 best Norway rods and shapes assorted.
20 hoop and band Iron, from to inches wide
20 best 9lendon Iron.
Lowmore Iron. assorted.
Oval, and haltround Iron.
Sheet Iron.
s II Z e
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro & Coz
round machinery Steel
" English spring 4"
German
Blistered Cd
Corking
ALSO.
Fisher S Norris Cast Steel Face AnU.ls ana
Vices. Best English Anvils and Vices,
Horse RGSps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLAoKsMITHS BELLOWs
BLAoKsMIfHs SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA. .....-...
GRIND TONES.
Horse Malls, made from the best u B. Iron warranted
N.B. p Z |. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
LCAN CAST STEEL. 1tHI .. ~
r The above viii be sold the most favorable term,
~ the subscrDer "a the old stand Washington SQUARE
Wnrcester. Oct. I. 1854 tt ~ saaS...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20

Eg Il Ne o " A l. :!
THOMAS F. SMITH,
rAELO R AND ORA PER.
Has removed his establishment from Clark's Block to
FreeIand's New Block,
At the of Main and Foster Streets where he will
be happy to meet his old toners, and as many new
ones as choose to honor him with their patronage He
at all times prepared to make garments in any desirable
tyles, and viii guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
NONE BUT THE BEST
G u S T o M w o XIII
win be allowed go of the shop and the sub
scrber Confident that by the personal attent on
to his woIk which has secured him liberal share
of the public patronage to merit its continuance.
ap2l DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20
GUNS AND PISTOLS.

GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Here may be found every variety Of Guns and Pistols
hat is desirable for amusement fixtures tor he
same For Sporting use, have Dor BILE harreld
suns from Ten Dollars upwards; SINGLE bsrresd Guns,
one barrel being hed the smooth Single barrels
of every variety and price F
Also, Caps, Wads, Powder Flasks, Shot and Game
Bags, Sc, &c.
REPEATING PISTOLS. 1
Oots Of various size Chaopee with Maynard self.
primer sttach.d; Aler h rhurber's Reviewers; Smith
Wesson'+ Volcanic Death Dealers; and a va
rely Of others -al Of which win be sold at
the lowest possible prcts
ALIENS BREECH-LOADING RIFLE
Which is the best Breecoading Rife in the conotry
hTing eighteen TINES 10 the minute throwing ball
at twelve rods through eight inches lid and r.
rying over mile, having the advantage all other
6reech oars in not leaking, and free from all chance
for accident BY loaiiug. aafste r.
A1 Rifles aoafranted to shoot sceH. eaH
They are the ones CIR all who design going West maxi
ing one man match for twenty. Ave with common
guns The public invited to call and examine them
for they will tear inspection. ftf gtE fetar
L. n. GODDARD,
o4 diff Union Block. 1875 MDfu 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20
RATES oF ADVERTISING

ERA NSGEET ADVERTESEM ENTS
For the Daily Spy must in all cases. be paid in advance
att rates given above Persons residing at distance,
may readily ascertain the cost Of any number of inser
tons. by consulting the table, and remit accordingly.
u Tae contractor for square Tor year with the right
change las also the prvieea cf raE'nF his en2ce
with several sna advertisements, ii he chooses Larger
Advertisements at the same Prcportionate rates
@ Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days. two thirds the above rates. ADVERTISE
nents ordered inside all the time So per advance.
Special notices, rs per cent. advance.
Leadsd business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts
inc for one insertion.
Notices Of Funerals IS Obituary notices, in ad
dtion the record Of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks Sl,00. Each
additional insertion 20 c. One square months $500.
One square, year, $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20

q am prepared 70 cleanse VAULTS and DRAINS "A
hsshOrsst notice. Appyto D. ElLiorr ,ass Mails szs,
Or 70 the Subscriber on Newton s. ial
% dem. rs ruLERn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20

BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
10 cases Blankets, best manufacture.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20

NET ORCESTER SPORTING WARE
w HOUSE. N o. 2O9 Maia St,,
Where will he nd he largest and best assortment OF
Fine Single and Cub e Bird and Duck GUNS in the
city. Also. complete assortment OF RIFLE5 Colts,
Allen & Thurber's. bob s encss, and French RE-
V0LVERS. Double AMI ) Tolls ~ all kin IS, fne
Powder Flasks, shot ches. Game Bags, Fish
Baskets Ns0oiBt hes, Ely's aud Da-
vss sebrate II keys. and other
water. proof Gags; WIDER; Shot; Ia
fact every articeij IN the best
manne anti,
" Gu s1 I, d Rifles
made at - An.
s23 diff e..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

paper, writes to a friend who has recently assumed
the charge Of daily paper, as follows
You must live in and for the paper There Is no
escape for this voluntary and yet lifelong slavery
For nov nearly ten years l have known the willing,
voluntary, unbroken service. which the servant OF
q free press must render. NJ weekly charge has
been more than eau bear; and often, like the slave
described with such pathetic eoquence by Job |
have "longed for the shadow which tells the hour
Of rest. Feeling thus with respect to the weekly
press, how can but fear for you. nv brother, my
friend, when you bind youself in six fold bonds!
How htue do the j5rities OF readers know OF the
expenditure OF thought Of the labor OF the head,
and brain, and hands, which goes to make up that
which ministers 10 their l. ghest wants.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

from the ROOF OF the market mouse, ana
pumps were placed in it. The pumps were
ordered to be repaired in 1S2l-all the
laws relative to the fire companies being
ordered to be enforced during the same
year.
An order was passed on the Sd Novem-
Der, 1921, to employ suitable person to
place windlass and four buckets of con-
venient size in the well next to the market
house Also, that a committee be appoint
ed to procure the conveyance Of water from
the houses Of Messrs. Nichol, Farquharson
and Gordon, into the well next to Cheap
side, (west side of the Square, or from
such houses adjacent to said well as are
deemed most eypedient.
About the same time an effort was made
to establish water works, and cores
pondence was carried on with Jesse Reeder
& Co., of Cincinnati, who made PROPOSE
tons to the Board to supply the town with
water for $4,000 The proposition was
rejected by vote of to g.
The town constable was directed to make
out a list of all persons in the corporation
subject to perform duty in the fire compa-
MES, designating the company to which
they belong, and then subdividing them,
and to give each division notice of the
time they will be required to be in service
In 1928, the Board attempted to con-
tract with Timothy Guard & Co. and
others, for the erection of water works es-
pecially to prevent cOnfagrations. A con-
tract was finally made with Samuel Stacker
to construct water works. He erected a
steam saw mill at the foot of Spring street
and conveyed water in wooden pipes to a
rude reservoir dug out in the rear of the
present Masonic Hall Mr.. Stacker re-
ported to the Board, in September, 1924,
that he was embarrassed in the undertak-
ing, and feared that he would lose his
money and labor; but that if the Board
would purchase pipe and defray the ex-
pense of putting it down, he would super
intend the work until water was conveyed
to the Public Square In October, 1924,
the Board made an appropriation to pur-
chase iron pipes instead of wooden ones,
to convey water from the reservoir to the
Square; but nothing was done in relation
to the matter further than to get limited
supply of water on the Square. The whole
thing, after several years litigation, failed.
A contract was made in 1926, with Messrs.
Avery and Ward to complete the water
works, but it did not accomplish the pur-
pose, although lotteries were drawn for the
purpose in 1926 and 1927.
In March, 1929, several citizens petit
toned the Board for the privilege of or
ganizing Independent fire companies; the
petition was granted, and $500 worth of
additional hose was ordered-$20O by the
Board and $500 by the citizens. These
Independent fire organizations consisted of
companies No. and No 2, and continued
in service for several years.
The steam mill and water works were
destroyed by fire in the year 1890
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

In our Court, writes an Eastern friend) one Of
our smart young lawyers well come up With the
other day. A witness, in a of assault was
asked by the junior counsel, "How far was you,
Sir from the parties when the alleged assault took
placer
-Four feet FIVE inches and half, vas the ans
wer promptly given.
"Ah!n hercely demanded the LAWYER, chow come
YOU % see go very exact as al thsg"
Because" said the witness, very coOlly, Il eX-
pected some coufounded fool would likely as not
ask me aud 20 went aud measured IT,"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
Testimony of Lewis Cass i'm favor of
Willard Fillmore.

In March, 1851, Lewis Cass, than whom
there is not more devoted partisan smong
the prominent men Of the country, delivered
a speech on the floor OF the Senate, in the
course OF which he paid she following compli-
meut to Mr.. Fillmore's integrity, ard To his
efficiency in ''Paeirging tAs country" We
quote from the Congressional Globe @
"The Administration has placed itself high
in the great work Of PaeygiRg tLs country,
and they have received the NEED u approba.
ton from political friends and political foes. Z
pariake Of the same ssRttmeat. ] do them JUS
lice But arm a Democrat, and God willing,
mean to die one. This Is Wing Admins.
tralion, bot there Is 90 reason should not DO
them justice; and do It with pleasure, IN this
great matter OF tao sdlrafiOa Or his country,
II may cay 80. lhass done su; shall c0ntinse
10 do 80, whatever sneers their papers may
contain, for do IL not for their sake. bat far
ne sake of ne cogatry n--SpeseA Of M. aa
IA tAe Ssaats Of tAs United stats, AareA 10,
1851.
This was not only manly tribute from a
devoted partisan, bat win serve nov ssA with.
srlng rebuke 10 those "lesser lights" Of De-
lnocraey, who rseklessly essay to dsfnne the
noblest living statesman Of America illaEd
Fillmore. Knorsiils Rsgisisr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

PRESIDENTIAL Letters of Cor
H'ise aHd ". Donsisoa.-we puosh this morning
iroH the manuscript toe latest letter Of Gov Wise
OF Virginia, upon the Presidential question. I, {. a
model OF confidence, enthusiasm. modest egotsm
and graceful magnanimIy. Gov. Wse's 6rst choice
is Mr. Buchanan, his second appears To be senator
Huster but II the Convention " agreed be has no
obrction 70 run himself In connection sish this
interesting epistle from the enthusiastic Virginia
Governor, We also give the letter Of Ma. Andre~
J DoBeison accepting the Philadelphia American
nomiHstion fhis Is good letter, and presents the
rsse II ih- American party In frw bold and mas-
lrs, tau o. ~ithOat blust-F and without boasting,
g t"'g aHd consistent hght Should Mr. fill
nn're ale sceept, under cover OF another Such com
prrhr.si'e AID conservative letter. the Am. rican
patty a'sy yet seriously damage tie estimates Of
t1st lutsn-e niggeIism which noe appears 70 be
sacia I'VE active capitai u both the Seward al
hanes ina q sifistsd and wrang.ing Democracy
Of tbess Litter eass IL Is much 100 soon % eon-
clsde la, ID re VII be 10 basdr al all-Nse York
Had
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

JAMES NJ DAVIDSON, Eso.-We have re-
ceived, and fled for publication in the
Patriot, a communication from JAMES NJ.
DAVIDSON, Esq, drawn from him by the
letter of Rev. j. L. CHAPMAN which we
published on the Sth inst.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

Ina WAY CATnono VIoToEY Is CKLKRRA.
TKD-Tiie Irish PapWts OF Albany celebrated
their recent victory 10 that city. BY burning 10
efigy the editor OF the Albany Transcript, and
shooting at an ilnAga intended % represent the
nniaunne ntj Ct Of their vengeance. Do
IN ( iliess orgies, the editor wes abused 10 no
nira-pred isaus, lis name wac received with
tas -and II wafdr vould kil be would be
- .lselsss a. q stoae- Gin. TINES.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

GEN ZOLLCoFFER.-Th Winchester Ap-
peal copies largely from Gen. Zollicoffer's
speech, and says:
We beg orr readers TO examine carefully the
speech of Gen. Zollicoffer in to-day's paper.
Gen. Z. is at this time the most useful man in
the American ranks. His industry, energy
and talent command our highest admiration.
He has brilliant fntnre-shOuld he live to
wear the laurels the nation is twining for his
brow. We have not spaca in orr columns to
give more than few extracts from the speech.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

An Irlshnsa trying TO put out gas light sish
BE angsFs. eried ont--
ssoes, murder, the dlvil wisks lai.."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
FoOm the New Orleans Delta, April g.
The Central american News.

W. publish to-day an interesting account of the
.d.r.4, er4ti1ns in Costa Rica. of the corps un-
.i.r ths oiDmsnd of Col. Schlessnger furnished
oas Of lie officers who IN noble rast with The
poltroOn commander, took active part in the
q ..raent. Il is lucid and candid expose Of the
-. -p~h a. they fell under his Obser Vation, and
- w. commend It to the careful attention OF
o. .est-rs.
Nov Jnat Walker has taken the field in person
aud has sworn TO wipe out the disgrace entailed
upon his army by the cowardice and perhaps the
tre4chery Of Schlessinger, we may shortly expect
news OF quite different character. There is pres
Gqe, halo Of glory around bis name which 10 &.
the soldier to deeds Of proves. He is the idol
Of The liue band the master miud that plans and
the s,slwOrth arm that executes. Before him OBJ
q scles recede His motto j. 'Nulla vestga retrorr
sun, aid as long his banner haunts in the
breeze, disease may waste hs ranks and treason
thin bis iues, but never will his cause be wholly
lost
The following is the account above al!lded to:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

BD-The New Orleans Data SAYS the de-
feat of Schlessinger, instead of abating the
Nicaragua emigration fever in New Orleans,
has increased it. A ship has been char
tered, and will leave that port for San
Juan on the 9TH of May next Passen-
gers will be taken out for $40
A correspondent of the New Orleans
PioayuRe, writing from San Juan del Norte,
April 10th, says:
The Nicaragua passengers brought by the
Charles Morgan, formed themselves into a sort
If military organization and went up the
river last night under the command Of Capt
Moncssos, Of the Niearsguan army. Among
his lieutenants was brother Of Gen. Walker,
who was one of the passengers. Gen. Horns
by, the second in command Of the Nicaraguan
army, also accompanied them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
Gov. JoxEs.-The New York Herald Of

Gov. JoNEs-The New York Herald, of
the 22d, says:
Senator Jones, of Tennessee, (ol6 line Whig,)
has published in the Washington Union long
letter addressed TO his constituents, in which
he declares that there are strong probabilities
between the three parties, of the Presidential
election being carried into the House of Rep
resentatives-that this alternative consider
ing the strength of the Sewardites in the
House,) should be averted, if possible, by the
South; and he pretty broadly intimates that
his can only be done By the straight" Wings
UotiRg the Democratic ticket.
As the National Intclligencer is the organ
of the old line Wings, is it not significant
that Gov. JONES gave the Union prefer
ence over it, in the publication of his letter?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
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and Aa - peaaFs q wta d Ntslsy e ilstaa4n ceany.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
Measles %

NTeaSleSss
THIS disease is prevalent, and though healthy
children seldom die Of it, scarcely any disease is
destructive hen ey the weakly chi dren poor
The great danger arises from the secondary Inflammation
that after the fever and eruption have off,
Very little edciue is but the very best februge
in the world for children day old to five years. the
CHELBREN'S PANACEA,
prepared by the Grefenberg Company.
The worth of this extraordinary and invaluable Med
cine be forth in words but be felt and
appreciated by mothers whose children have been snahed
on death by its
The celebrated Dr. Williams who has devoted life to
study has anay zed this remedy aud says the Gutenberg
Chdrens Panacea, is compounded with especial reference
to the immature state Of the blood vessels glands
aud bones Of the chlds bdy Should mother neglect to
provide herself with this invaluable remedy, she may chance
behold death claim her children aud have to blame
but herself 1t is certain for all diseases Of CHILDHOOD
and receives it des Tves, universal appreciation DR.
iItin OF South Carolina says II is the best general
dirine for infants that ever saw" Dr.. Watts, Of New
York, writes: In all diseases caused by teethug il
tain remedy Dr. COsOn, Of Indiana, says: In Of
Group have used with marked success also in Measles
fevers from teehing, diarrh pains in the stomach, bow
els &c should be guilty of great neglect did not recon
mend it in the highest terms"
s59- 50 cents per bottle with fall directions
ap29 ALEX MACKENZIE, Agent Graf Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
AdeIph1 Theatre.
Fi~et Of "nv

T G. 4 c. ROBERTSON is prepared to furnish May Day
y Excursion Parties with
FISHING TACKLE AND EDIBLES
Of all kinds the most reasonable terms.
We have Just received
80 boxes y. d. Cheese,
20 Oranges,
10 Lemons,
10 bbls Soft Shell Almonds
10 Apples,
ap29 FOR sale at J.G.&C @. ROBERTSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
FLOUR! FLOUR |!

TINHE New York Mills have recently opened their Depot at
the old stand Of the Port Royal Mill Depot No south
College street. where IN will keep constantly hand
large supply Of fine Flour put up expressly for Family use
Also good Ct UnbOed FlOvT, Buekv heat Flour Meal
Bran, &C &c.
These Mills have long been known III this community Ne
furnishing the Flour hat is brought this market aRd
it only requires to satisfy all who good Flour,
that their interest buy OF The attention OF Ba
kers is particularly directed TO this
jan1T QUICK co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
LAND WARRANTS.

7 WISH to purchase > 900 Acres Of Land Warrants
before the 10Th Of May, which time expect TO leave
on my trip the Western Land Of,e for the purpose
selecting and locating land Give a call before selling
your Warrants elsewhere. J. e.. FELLOWES,
APPS No. 80 Cherry st.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
The Rev. DIR, Baird

LNTILL deliver Course Of Eight Lectures EurOne in
w the basement Of the First Presbyterian Church. before
the Young Mems Christian Association Of Nashville.
The dt Lecture will be delivered the Is Of May, and
the others hastily, until the course is completed
* Tickets for the Course, admitting Lady and Gentle
man S. Tickets for the course admitting person,
So so Single Tickets so To he obtained at the
Bookstores hotels and at the door the night Of the
Lecture ap23
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
HORSE POWERS AND THREsHERs

Az have 10 store 80 Pennsylvania Horse Powers
w and Threshers which be used either with four
horse These machines have stood the test a twenty
i've years Ia the largest wing regions IN the United
States They have recently been much improved IN their
gearing and general construction, making them lighter Of
draugnt than any other machine We have also
o. he machines put up in complete working
order and invite all nte esed 10 ea ami examine it.
apss-twAw MACY a HAMILTON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

We repubiish the following article from
the New York Sunday AtIas, to give the
reader an idea of what is going on in the
Democratic camp. The Harmonious" are
not getting on as pleasantly as one would
suppose from the boastings Of the organs:
From the N Y. SUNDAY Atlas.
The Anti Pierce Entertainment at the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

OUR Ice Cream Saloon open for the season. neatly
~ rehted With excellent ventilation, sflrds most uNu
Tous To persons desiring pure article OF
cream say, come 10 AZ Union street, az
apes VESSEL 4 THONPSONS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

The following is the account above alladed to:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-17
Madame KLEIN,
S. ROSE Il Co.

Wr, is 9. 9 abrStr,
Gu9rpS-&Gntisr in y jgarren, Rau II. 2e0f 'GabaF.
@aSaura unr grtncipt gtearren, inldubifdsn unb tmpprs
ttrten Gobat tn @latern. ae~s8emdbls 5orten Santabat, aue
SrrtSn pfehen, GteGrfen 8inasn, Gabat@hofen, I abGfs'Gtt'
Hihe unb beusf6t Bane1~pcpisre, Brief unb DadraptFr IS.
Sp. Rerba6 feutfbes WFtaG uo BrDneen tn Glen T1ften,
pNfa EancnzNrtifeI nQer GDrten. 3tnS ~.