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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

The National Eatelligencer, in long arti-
Gle on the Presidency, speaking of Mr.. Fill
more, for whom as an old Wing, it might be
supposed to have preference, says:
"And in like manner we may say of the
American party-eomposed as it Is, partly of
those who were formerly Wings and partly
of those who have been Democrats that
neither in the hoInogenity of its elements any
more than in the wisdom and expediency of
its proposed objects, so far as they conflict
with WI is. principles, has it been able to con-
ciate confidence. For Mr.. Fillmore,
personally, we have all possible respect. and
we have too often spoken in sincere praise aud
admiration of the manner in which he has al
ready filled the Presidential chair, as well as
of his high competency for that exalted sta
ton, to be now suspected of any disposition
to detract aught from his well earned fame.
But we cannot forget that Mr.. Fillmore was
a Wing when he before conducted the govern
ment with such signal ability that he was
surrounded by Wing advisers, and was guild
ed in his administration by Wing principles.
NOW When he has become tile candidate, as
ne himself announces, of 'another party'
and has disclaimed The name and associations
he but so recently maintained, displacing them
by those Of so called American Order we
cannot 80 clearly see that. with our unchanged
opinions in favor Of Wing principles and
Wing men, we are warranted In expecting at
his hands the same course under the maxims
he now espouses, as under those which for
merly regulated his administration, and
crowned it with such brilliant success"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

POLICE Court. TUESDAY, Sept. o. Before
Judge Green. John ech, and Edward Welch,
for being drunk, were each fined 81 and costs
John Croty and James Iundregan, for disturb
ing the peace, were fined SO each and costs
James Lundlegan, for assault and battery upon
James Croty, was fined IS and costs
Timothy o'Mahan, up for disturbing the peace,
was discharged.
james Laugrough, for assault and battery on
Patrick Warren, was fined So and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

The following communication from an intelli-
gent farmer In one Of the western towns of Wor.
cester county, contains important suggestions in
reference to the question discussed that should
be carefully pondered and deliberately weighed at
the present time by all the friends of free Kanzas
and Fremnnf =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

a SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-At a Buck and
Breck" meeting in Canterbury. N. H., the
other evening. the chairman called for three
cheers for Buchanan. The cheers gwen in
response were $3.50, from far to middlne.-
The chairman next intended to call for the
same compliment TO Breckenridge, but by
mistake called for three cheers for Fremont.
a. perfect whirlwind of applause answered
his appeal-a regular stunner-that entirely
sp"'lt the effect of this Canterbury Buchanier
movement.-LoaoeH Courier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

CoNTRADIoTED. The report that President
Pierce was coming north on a short visit, is
contradicted, and the rumor now is, that he
is on his way to the Sulphur Springs of Vir-
ginia. We think the last rumor the most
likely to be correct. The perfect diaboism
of his character would seem naturally to
prompt him, while this side the g internal
lake" to seek location where birthstone is
abundant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

The Smithsonian Institution is now busilv
engaged in sending off It's numerous and val
liable contributions to foreign scientific and
literary institutions. If sent altogether the
collection will be considerable item in the
freight list of the vessel that carries it, In
return for these periodical transmissions from
one side OF the water, the Smithsonian con-
tlnually receives highly valuable augmenta-
tons to its rich stores from all the civilized
countries of the globe. Yesterday, for in
stance, SIS many as seventy new hydro.
graphic maps and charts, with twenty correct
ones, and accompanying documents aid
books, arrived from the British Admiralty.
forwarded by John Washington, ESQ.,, Nv
drographer, all Of them oil great value and
importance to our navigating interests Very
recently also has been received unique work
from the Government of Aus ria forcing the
ready admiration Of every beholder. 1t con
sists of five hundred folio and thirty quarto
englavings Of the plants of the Austrian
Empire, all of them perfect fac SMILES of the
originals, and executed in the best stvle of
modern art. 1t is work that could be ac
complished only by the means of Govern
ment, and certainly coniers honor on the
authorities that planned and executed it,
This great national tribute to botanical science
IS IN hive volumes, and is called "Physioty-
pla Plantarum Austriacarum," or 1.-The Ma
tural Self-prlntng Process, in its application
to the vascular plants OF the Austrian Empire.
with especial regard to the nervatiops and
the surface organs of the plants, by Constan-
tine Won Ettinghausen and Alois Pokarny."
The plan by which the beautiful and exact
copies of these plants, with their leaves, flow.
ers, and roots, is thus effected is simply this;
the plant is placed upon a sheet of pure lead,
which is very soft, aud on it is laid copper
sheet of similar size; both sheets are then
pressed powerfully together, so as to impress
the print of the plant on the lead. The cleo.
trotyping process is then applied and the plant
Is printed. Accompanying the plates is
volume OF explanatory letter press. Nation.
al Lateligencer, 9Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

GEN WILSON AT Worthwhile Fremont
men Of Woburu and vicinity, gave Hon. Henry
Wilson a rousing reception, in their fine Town
Hall on Monday evening. The Hall was packed
to its utmos capacity, and many who desired to,
could not get in. Gen. Wilson made an able
speech of over an hours length. Ii was listen.
ed TO throughout, with earnest attention. The
part which met with the heartiest response was
that in which the speaker urged the Importance
Of hearty unien of the Fremont forces in this
state, and the sacrificing of all personal prejudi
&c and feeling for the common good. The SEN
timent Of the meeting in this respect was as
pleasing as it was decided. The.whoe affair was
pleasant one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

The petition at Boston for an extra session of
the Legislature, to take means for the relief of
Massachusetts, emigrants in Kanzas, has received
about three hundred signatures, including Rich.
ard Fletcher, c. w. Cartwright, j. Ingersoll
Bowdtch, Samuel May, James sturgis, S. Aus.
tin, E. p Whipple, Levi Bartlett, II c. Mackay,
@. 0. Wkitmore, Ellis Gray Loring, Samuel
SWEET, r. B. storer, VIM. f. Weld, S Cabot, D.
II. Henshaw, Elisha I. Loring, and A. W. Thax
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
JENKINS, HAMILTON. 4 on.
This nebe heart of the old Commonwealth.
Beats high and strong midst peace and health;
Its wealth is seen in banks and stocks,
Us tDgrks of Art ut Pinnr Rincl-

Persons wishing to cb ain superior likeufsses of them
selves or irlenas, need no longer think they must o. tn
boston or New York for them, for BABBITI is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there. His DaguerIeo
types are acknowledged by al to be of superior tone
ana nhlsn, ard perfect kenessps. His Pin, tonia nbs
mus be seen to be appreciated Persons having dagur
reotypes OF deceased friends have them enlarged to
any required size on paper by the Photographic process
ana tnen finished in oil or coiors For large MIC
lures the Photograph is the best BABBITT is making
some splendid likynesses polished glass In some
cases THESE are to be preferred For infants ard restless
children, the time Of sitting is short the natural ex
preston OF the child is easily retained For groups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
lent 10 Judge Of the beauty and variety of hin speci
mems, cal at bis rooms, Nos. . * II. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

THH LION RESTAURANT This well-known establisb-
ment under the management of its new proprietor be
ventaDle FoRBUsH, stands preemneat among the eating
houses of the good old Heart of the Commonwealth
everything is kept in prime condition at this magnificent
saoon' and all who patronize Forbush may RELY upon
being supplied with the best the mare att rds and on
receiving none but courteous and genteuany treatment
The Lion is destined to flourish and richly deserves the
arge and extensive patronage which it receives That
"old COON" direct from Maine, is now on exhibition
and attracts considerable attention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

AREoLD's GLoBULss and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the ioVsst prices by John Q. HILL 229
Main St. AtrstGil also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may he
at his store myl4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

A GENUINE OLD FoGY.-The Boston Trav-
eller of last evening, in sort of Union saw
ing editorial about the Maine election, says
that at present there is no great question at
issue"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

ARRIVAL OF Mrs. HoPPs AT New YoRK.-We
learn from the New York Tribune that Mrs.
Hops, widow Of the murd, red Mr.. Hopps. and
sister of the Rev. Mr.. Mute, has arrived in New
York in company with Mr.. Root of the New
Haven company An account of her detention BY
the rufiians at Leavenworth has already en-
given. She finally succeeded in getting ON board
boat bound down the Missouri, the captain of
which, out Of compassion, protected her aud gave
her free passage to St Louis On board the
boat she told her story and was tauntingly told
BY the heartl,ss and rufianly passengers, that
she was uttering another abolition lie
The Chicago Tribune of the 9th furnishes
the following additional particulars of the
capture ST Mrs. Hops:
F" Ou Thursday last an escort Of one hun.
dred and fifty men lett Lawrence for Lea
venworth, to insure the safety Of Mrs. Hops
and Mr.. Mute The escort remained with
them until they arrived ut point about six
miles from Leavenworth, when, surprising
the road from there, in was clear, the mounted
men returned. Just before parting with Mr..
Mute the escort captured three mon Of the Ruf-
fans who were observed hanging on their rear
Que OF them had white hat, and over the
oand in front these " ords :" D9ath TO all Free
Nate men = were written in black ink. They
were examined as TO their intentions. and dis.
armed and released. Though ut subjects for
the nearesr swinging limb. the settlers deter
mination that no act Of theirs which looks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

No MORE BETTING I'VE did not hear any
offers to bet money upon Buchanan's election
yeste day; in fact, the BUCCANEERS were not to be
found.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

STRAIGHT wHlGs.-This party makes very
mall show in the iootings up of the Maine cleo
tien. Mr.. Fillmore's name it is said, is hardly
theughtof by anybody In the pine tree State, in
connexion with the Presidency The fact is, most
Of the people Of Name. voted for the Peoples
teset, notwithstanding Mr.. choate's advice to
them to vote for Buchanan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
1856.

ia towns .......-...S2 ,O20 1882 23,96S II,
Scattering In 1856 203; in 1856, 1852.
Fletcher's majority in 1856, 2O,915.
Royce's majority in 1866, 1925.
Republican gain, 1859.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
No. I Lincoln House Block.
kOrnlerlp WOrcester HohSe RlocE h
WORCESTER ACADEMY.

The FALL SESSION Of this Institution will
commence on THURSDAY, Sept. llth, and continue
twenty enc weeks Important changes have been made
in the Internal arrangements of the school Two geparate
departments OF instruction have been established ClAs
sIcAL and SCIENTIFIC each to embrace period OF three
years, and divided into Junior Middle and Senior class
es The Classical Department is designed to furnish
thorough preparation for college, entering upon
course of professional study the Scientific to meet tn
wants OF those who do not contemplate full collegiate
course.
The Trustees have elected, Associate Principal,
gentleman of large experience and eminent success in
teaching, who, with the present Principal will devote his
whole time to the interests o. tbe,schoo
By this accession to the board of Teachers division
o. labor can be eiec'ed IAN important desderatum in
thorough Instruction. not heretofore attained.
For Catalogues, Circulars, further information ad
dress w s. GREENE, or W. REYNOLDS, Principals or
Hon ISAAC DAVIS President of the Board of Trustees
Worcester, August IA 1865 daw4w
COPartneTship NOticc.-The subscribers have
this day ormed coprtnership for the purpose of ras-
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry business
to he known by The name Of Jenkins Hamilton & Co.
b. L. HAhDDN, o. W HAMILTON,
j. ID. JENKINS, @. A. WHITE.
Worcester, July %, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
DIR. TOURTELLOTTE

u n N II / s IT
Gives special attention to diseases of The Gums and tse
aso general practice, surgical and mechanical Otcs
Dr. VIM Newton, {now of 0xord) 70 whom he ia ns,
ted to refer Over Citizens Bank, Worcester. Mass
VII dt ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

TERRIBLE Eos to the human family is Pulmonary
Consumption tits great relief to know that il can he
cured in most cases ~ the Wild Cherry Preparation of
Dr. Wistarthe must reliable medicine in use for coughs
sc,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

1t has already been stated that Hon John
c. Breckinridge, the democratic candidate
for the ce Presidency. has taken the stump.
The Louisville Journal of the I'd thus ex.
plains the reasons for this very unusual pro-
ceeding:
"a highly respectable gentleman of this
city, just returned from Washington, informs
us that he was told by some OF the leading
Democrats in Washington that they had
abandoned all hope of success in New York,
and even in Pennsylvania, and had no expec-
tation of being able to carry a single North
ern State, an1eSs John C. Breokiar5dge. their
candidate for the Vice Presidency, could sape
Indiana or Illinois By making stump speeches
throughout these States"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

Dealer in NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNrn1RE
CrOckeFy and GImss Ware
stoves, Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
Goods.
N B-Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture At 23a
nam street, oy j, L. HOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

"Patrick MaEoney, what do you saw to the
indictment, are you guilty or not guilty y,
9 Arrah musha, your worship. how can 7
tell till l hear the evidence"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

oxYeEsATED BIrrGRs-We have freqently had coca.
sion to recommend this excellent PREPARATION aud we al
way do 50 with pleasure As remedy for Dyspepsa #
has no equai as well for general debility, and want Of
tone in the system
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

II POSTERS, HANnBuIs, BLANKS, LABELS, CARDS. and
everything IN the JOB PAINTING liue, promptly attended
to at the Worcester Daily Spy jon PRINTING establish
mgr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

FFosts Patent Blind Fasae
The subscriber has recently purchased the sole rio
to manufacture and sell, throughout the United state
Fr0sfs Patent BIND Fastener, which is dec ded in,
prOgeInent, Tor convenience, durability and cheapno
over anything ever before invented in this line He
prepared TO furnish the same, at wholesale or retail
NO. 23S Slan ST. up stairs, where sample may be seen
myZo du ALONZO BATON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

DEMocRAT c CONVENTION. -lhe regular an.
nual Convention OF the Democratic party of Mas.
sqchnsetts, fwhat there is LETT Of it, will be held
AZ Springfield 10 day, and doleiul time the,
will have Of il no doubt. Still we presume that
Hallett, Green, Seth Thomas, Loring, and the
POstmssters Of the several towns will all together
make up tolerably ed assemblage, and that
the Union will be save ter the usual manner
Bnt as Mr. Ioots said ~ Is Of no consequence.
The people have deterrninrd to purge the County
Of Border Rufisn misrule, and the supporters Of
wrong and outrage, Of executive usurpation, Of
gag law and murder for opinions sake, must go
70 the wall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

THEY ASK TO BE LET ALONE" THE ven
cradle Josiah Randall, of Pennsylvania, who
has known all the Presidents" we are told
by the Democatic papers, has made speech
in Tammany Hall. and uttered what they
call the eleventh commandment" is,
to "let the South alone" AN she asks is to
be let alone. says the venerable sage. While
the South are hestating at no means to ex-
tend the institution of slavery over free Ter
ritory, sal they Gskis to be let alone" When
they are marching into free Territory, and
selling upon the ballot boxes and driving the
legal voters from the polls at the point of the
bowie knife, and themselves voting instead,
without shadow of right to do so, call they
ask is to be let alone" When they sack and
pillage and burn the houses of quiet free
dom loving citizens, and then murder them,
'aH they ask as to be let alone When they
beset the highways, and rob and plumber
Northern emigrants, and send them back
whence they came, "aH they ask as to be let
alone" When by and by, in fulfllment of a
threat often repeated. the attempt to call the
roll of their slaves on Bunker Hill, sail then
ask as TO be let alone" -NasbaG Telegraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

Fremont EELEcToRAL TICKET IN VIRGIN
1A.-rhe press of Virginia gives the following
as the Fremont electoral ticket in that State,
except two Electors at Large:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
- FTITHtUHTV,
mylz dRwu Worcester Mass

DIR. Fl. r. NIorriEI, a skilllul physician of New
York City il his remarks Dyspepsia says-The most
eec ual medicine to improve the energy of the
stomach is that prepared by Dr. Geo. B. Greer called
the CrygeHated B1tters.
would publish the recipe for preparing this valuable
medicine if knew what it was, but as do not can
only recommend its use. 1t be improperly
caed Btters at least in the popular scceptation of
that Term, 1t contains alcohol other spirit and
rather sour than bitter Though re- by the way
not 100 earnestly caution the dyspec sufferer against
using Btters the basis of which ho or other ar.
cent spirits They no more impaIt real energy to the
stomach, than the whip strength to horse The
stimulation which they excite is only temporary and sure
e. be followed by reaction which at length viii inevita-
bly wear cut the stomach The medicine Of which am
speaking, obvates these objections.
SETH ". F0WlE 60, I3s Washington St. Boston
Propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere
Wetherel Nudge, Peteroham; Waite h Thurston
Lelce'tel; Luther Hill, Spencer Forbes 4 Putney East
Brookheld; b. V. DeLAni, North Brookfeld; George
Aten Co, West Brookfeli; U. Reed, South Brook.
field deod&w2w %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

PATEET Among the patents issued for the
week endtR Sept. ID, was one 10 n atren Hum
Of East Douglas, in this county, tor improved
machine Tor testing axes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
THE MAINE ELECTION.
HaHnlln elected Governor by Fifteel
Thousa1eT Majority.

Thousa9iF Majority.
Maine has spoken and by an unprecedent-
ed majority has rebuked the Border Rufian
dynasty in terms not to be mistaken. Its pow
er has been crushed before the indignant up
prising of the people, and the cause of freedom
rses triumphant from the dark night of gloom
and disaster which has So long enshrouded it.
Bright and glorious indeed are the augures of
the future. Henceforth and forever there
shall be no more slave territory, no more Bor-
der Rufianism under executive sanction, no
more outrages upon the constitutional rights
of the people, no more constructive treason,
no more human butcheries under the sanction
and approval of the national government
The election in Maine sends a thrill of JOY to
the heart of every freeman in the land, while
trumpet toned 1t sounds in the ears of the
slave olgarchy and their northern tools that its
rule of despotism is over,
There is no longer any doubt that the PEG.
pie ale true to liberty and the Constitution
Party names and party ties cannot restrain
them, and as a strong man girdeth himself for
conflict, so Edo they rally in this dark hour
of our country's history to the rescue of its
imperiled institutions from the grasp Of the
spoiler.
Hannibal Hamlin. that noble democrat who
abjured his party when it abandoned its de.
mocracy, and appealed to the people, is GER
tainly elected Governor, by a majority of from
Is 900 to 20, 1000.
We have neither time or space at this mo-
ment for comments upon the influence Of
this election, but below we give the aggregate
returns from large part of the State, which
show in the most conclusive manner that the
Border Ruffian dynasty is routed along the
whole line.
Maine Election Returns.
One hundred and sixty seven towns heard
from, give the following results
Hamn. Republican ................S9s 25
Wells, Border Rulian,. ......... 24.l5l
Patt.n, Straight Wbg,. O47
Hamin's maolity over Well, gu
Hamn's g all,..................ll,6
In one hundred and fifty towns, an exami-
nation of the returns shows that there are not
more than twenty in which the Democrats
have majority.
The Republicans have made clean sweep
of the State. carrying everything, including
six members of Congress, the entire State
Senate, and such an overwhelming majority
in the House as will hardly leave a respecta-
bic grease spot of the BUCCANEERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
DOctOress NJ. ~. GERAIDS
MIDWIFE

Complaints, and diseases Of Chtdrn s'iais
u 05 summer Street be, ween Central and Il,,-
20 ar "N "ANhaHbe'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

tTis suggested that Rufus Choate be requested
BY the Fremont Central Committee TO write let
tiers 70 the old line Wings, in all the Northern
States He did nSbly for the cause in Maine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10
- ~" N>HAANA - L >.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES. FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;

To which will be added all the rev and choice STYLES of
DRESS GOODS. as soon as they appear in the market
Mr. Harden who has long been known as the purchaser
of goods fer the old firm, will have charge OF the game
department in the new; residing in New York and de
voting his whole time TO the purchase Of all kinds of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
sua advantages for obJsiong the netpest stUIes of
Goods. upon the most favorable terms.
FOR these reasons. shall be able offer our CUSTOM
ers at 81 times goods at handsome per than orr
competitors cam ami do not hesitate to pledge our
selves not to be undersold by any one. We believe
therefore, that it will only be necessary for show our
gods ana prices to secure liberal patronage; and should
any person ever receive any other than the most po
and gentlemanly treatment from any one in our EMPLOY
thy VIII confer favor by reporting it at once to some
member of he firm, - ~7AAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-10

,,,,r,,, JAMES -. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEI,foR aTrAw
"A NO. III Main street,