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Is happy to inform his friends and the public that he
has reopened rooms at @. Foster Co.'S new Block cor
ner of Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing to ex
anime his work can do so by calling above Boy
denis Exchange Office def ivre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

NoN.REsIsTANcE CONVENTION Remember
the Non-Resistance Convention, at Horticultural
Hall, this afternoon and evening, and to morrow.
See notice in another column.
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SPRINGFIELD.-A regular Fremont ticket for
city officers has been nominated at Springfield
George Dwight is the candidate for Mayor. An
independent ticket has been nominated in opposi-
tan, with Charles Stearns for Mayor. Mr. Dwight
had declined
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LETTER FROM HON. WIN. C. PLUNKErT.

LETTER FROM HON. WIN. c. PLUNKETT.
ADAMS, Nov. "a, 1856.
entlemen duly received your invitation to
be present at the festival of the Republican Club
IN the City of Worcester, on the 25th inst. l
hoped until this late moment to be able to attend;
but with regret, now that l shall not be able
to do so. The general of action adopted
by the Republican party of Worcester, has been
so much in unison with my own ews Of our po-
htlcal duties, that know l could not be more
highly gratihed, to meet with any political gath
erlng, than with your Club that occasion. l
congratulate you, and the Republican party of
your county, upon the victorious results of your
efforts. The principles of freedom, as taught by
the Fathers of this Republic, were never more
threatened with dangerous innovations, if not en-
tire abrogation; than at and before the late elec-
tions. In no place in our Union did the free
electors, by their votes, better vindicate those
principles than in Worcester
would congratulate you for another reason
Because you have with YOU those who have hith-
eric been connected with, and stood foremost in
other parties, but who, when thew saw the prnci-
Piles which form the foundations of our nations
hope and prosperity violently assaed, had the
courage and honesty to cut the cords that bound
them to their party, and Joined with You in main
tanning principles more dear to them thon party
Had the same honesty which marked their course
and the same intelligence which distinguishes
your county, pervaded all portions of every
Northern or Southern State, the result of the
late presidential election would have been entirely
oinerent' AS 1t IS, although the dark pail of OPP
preston may seek further to spread itself over
our free territories; and although slavery may
seek to strengthen itself and its influence in this
republic by new acquisitions of territory we will
hope that IN spite of al the nefarious attempts
that right and justice will ere long prevail. And
although the recent efforts of the friends of free
dom have not been entirely successful and not
withstanding the discouragements which appear
in the way, yet let the friends of freedom never
say die" Thanking you for your remembrance
OF me- and wishing for you and your principles
all success, am, yours, respectfully,
w. G. PLUNKETT.
Adm Thayer, Esq, P. Emory Aldrich, Esq,
and others, Committee.
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PY~sATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1s56

hereafter, as we all believe with assured success
With high respect / remain, gentlemen,
Your much obliged servant
julius ROCKWELL.
Messrs. Adm Thayer, P. Emory Aldrich, Sam.
uel Houghton, Edwin Bynner, Henry Chaplin,
S V. Stone, Dwight Foster, Thomas Drew, Luz
clan Prince, Committee.
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The steamship Europa sailed from New York
atnoon Wednesday, for Liverpool. She took out
So passengers and 1862, 900 in specie
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APPoNTMENT.-Th Governor ofDelaware has
appointed Joseph 7. Comegys of Dover, sena'
tor to fill the vacancy, caused by the death of Mr.
CLAYTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

FlLLMoREIsM DoN'T PAY.--In Boston, the
leading Fillmore paper Of the last election,
has gone into Insolvency; and from the other
one the editor has withdrawn, saying that it
can't afford it any longer.
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FIRE IN WINoHENDoN-Th pail and tub fac
tory, belonging to E. Murdoch, Jr., in Win
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~ @ Ia n d isIe b N d. n
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
A P. HOLDEN, First Violin;
@ X. DoBMAN, Second VIOLIN and Prompter;
N. G. LACKEY, Carinette;
j. b. GRosyENoR, Cornet;
G. T. CUsHMAN, Contra Bass.
Engagements made at A. Marsh's Music Store, No.
American House Eock with Isaac Fske or either 9th
above DIFF o2g
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Dealer in NEW AND SECOND. HAND FURNITURg,
CrOcNery and Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and an kinds Of house FURNISHING
Goods.
N B.--Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 2sa
Main street. by L HOOD.
rpchI8 div
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FROM KANzAs.-We have Kanzas dates to
Wednesday last. The great land sale at Leav-
enworth was passing off quitely. About 1000
purchasers were in attendance, and the bids
were active and ranging high. Leavenwort
city property was changing hands in consid :.
cradle quantity, and squatters generally were
securing lots Marshal Donaldson had refused
to re-arIest Haynes, the murderer of Buffum
Gov. Geary had suspended the Lecompton
trials, which are to proceed before Judge Cato
Marshal Donaldson had resigned. Judge
Lecompte had issued a process against Gov
Geary for contempt of Court.
Gov. Robinson and wife arrived at Leaven.
worth, Nov. 18th.
The Lawrence Herald of Freedom of the
10Th, says things are assuming a brighter as
pect, and trade is reviving.
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Balm of Thousand Flowers READER
do You wish beautiful complexion? If use ii Balm
of Thousand FlotUers" 1t eradicates all Tan, Pmpes
and FrecEles frcm the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful. periumed
reath-JT EQUAL!
FETRIDGE & CO.. Boston, G. r. SPURR, sole agent
or Worcester mch26 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

HE REPUBLICAN FESTIVAL. The following
letters from Hon. Julius Rockwell, and Lieut..
Gov. Plunkett, were read at the Republican Fes-
tival, on Tuesday evening:
LETTER FROM HON. JULIUS ROCKWELL.
PITTsFGELD, Nov. "a, 1856.
Gentlemen have had the honor and pleasure
OF receiving yours Of the 18th instant, inviting
me to attend your festival on Tuesday evening"
Nov 25th, in honor of the recent victories of free
dom in your County and Congressional District ;
with ticket enclosed.
have delayed an answer till this time in the
hope that my engagements in court and other
wise, at that time, would allow me to attend, but
shall not be able to do So In common with our
friends in all parts Of the State, have witnessed
with great interest the noble efforts of the friends
OF freedom in the County of Worcester and your
Congressional District at the late election, and
would be happy TO unite with you in the express
sion of the generous sympathies which the Occa.
sion will call forth.
Although have no extensive personal acquain-
lance with the gentleman you have elected to the
thrty-hfth Congress, know the energy of his
character, and the yigor and success with which
he advocates great and good cause, and cher.
ish the most sanguine hope that he may prove a
representative worthy of the noble constituency
he will have the honor 10 represent.
The spirit Of the people of your County and
Congressional District, meets, you may well sup
pose, in this congressional district and in this
county, with kindred spirit. l can truly say
that have never seen more elastic and cheer
ful temper manifested by our friends, than since
the late election. IL is true we have failed Of
success in the presidential election but so far az
our principles are concerned, there has been a
great advance. That advance is to be followed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

INHALAT1oN.-Dr c. Howard Marshall
lung and blood physician, will receive pa.
tients at the Bay State House, all day Mon
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Dec LIST, I'd,
and Sd,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RI ~ r INRJ 4 "a Else
Netice so the PubIic.-Pctures will be taken
by L. Rabbit hereafter for such prices the wants Of
the people TO demand. His Rooms have been
thronged with customers who DESTROYS ofhayng pic
lures taken by him at such prices advertised by
ohers consequently he has decided take pictures for
D Gus. His reputation for making good pictures is
sufficient to guarantee satisfaction to ALL off n26
JAMES o. WILLIAM
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. Els Main Street,
al WORCESTER, MASS. div
E + II Y o N E
Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that it is quite item in his expense during year and
that it is object to make his purchases where he can
save one dollar in every ten This be done by making
Luther's Clothing Houset!!
Your regular place of trade where you can always find
large assortment of better made
G L o 81 n NJ C :! /!
Than at any house in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

CENTRAL AMERICAN MATTERS. --Advices are
received at the State Department at Wash
ington, to the effect that Chill and Peru had
agreed to contribute men and money to the aid
Of the Central American States, for the ex-
termination of Walker. Ecuador and New
Granada had both been solicited to enter into
the same arran cement, but New Granada
had declined having anything to do with the
scheme. Ecuador, il is thought, will come in
and furnish its share. II is said that Chill is
to contribute one thousand men, and Peru
$1,000, 900, out of the grand deposit fund. 1t
is understood that the old Nicaragua Transit
Company, headed by Com Vanderbilt and
Joseph S. White, have had something to do
with this plan. Gen. Herran, the new Ora.
madam Minister. is still in daily conference
with Secretary Marcy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

DR.. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him"
self DIR TRACY, (whO has been engaged with him for
the last five years. hereafter the business will be
Quoted the old stand Of Dr. Harris under the firm Of
July L 1855 HARRIS ( TRACY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

ROME, CHRISTIAN AND PAPAL; Sketches of its
Religious Monuments, and Ecclesiastical Hi
erarchy, with Notices of the Jesuits and the
Inqusition. By L. DeSancts, D. d. formerly
Citrate of the Nagdalen, Professor OF Theology
in the Roman University, and Qualifcator at
the lnquisition. l vol. II mo- New York
Harper Brothers. 1856.
The author of this work. a man of no ordinary
talent, having held the responsible positions at
Rome which are named in the title, became a
vert to Professionalism, and was afterwards minis
ter to a society of Waldenses in Turin. He has
more recently been appointed Professor of a
Swiss University. The view of the ecclesiastical
antiquities, institutions, and ceremonies of Rome
as contemplated from an enlightened point of
vew and presented by such man-one who has
had free access to all, and seen all, must be inter-
esting to every reader, and possesses an intrinsic
value. The author, having, at one time, been
jealous advocate of Jesuits treats freely of them
and Of their purposes and practices in this vol
ume. The work is illustrated with large num-
Der of engra7ings 1t is sold by 2. Baker & Co.
LAKE NGAMI; or, Explorations and Discoveries
during -Four Years Wanderiugs in the Wilds of
Southwestern Africa By Charles John An
derson. With numerous illustrations, repre-.
ural History, Devices for Destroying Wild Ami
mails, &c. l vol. II mo- New York Harper
& Brothers. 1856.
1t is eof the marvels of the age that Africa,
which has been known from the remotest antiqui-
ty, should still remain, in very large portion of
its extent, terra incOgnita The explorations
and discoveries, of which the work before us is a
well written and interesting narrative, took place
between the years 1850 and 1854. In the first
journey, the countries of Damaris previously all
but unknown in Europe,) and Ovambo, (hither-
to undiscovered0 were explored in the second,
the newly discovered Lake Ngami was visited by
new route. The narrative is full of incidents of
an exciting character. The strange animals OF
that strange region are described, with their Pc
culiar habits and the modes of taking and destroy
ing them. These descriptions are accompanied
by appropriate illustrations For sale by 2. Baker
& Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

For Cisern Sink and Cellar Drains manufactured and
for sale by the subscriber at No IS Mechanic Street
These pipes are from three six inches in diameer
they made of the best of hydraulic cement una
fected by moisture and if properly laid will last as long
as the best of iron pipe in use.
All persons in want of such article will do well to
call above at my boarding place, No SO Pleasant
street.
P s. 1 am prepared to do all kinds of Cement work,
such as cementing cisterns and cellar bottoms.
Tapn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

FIRE.-Dobson & Fees Carpet Factory, at
Manayunk, Pennsylvania, was totally DIES.
troyed by fire Tuesday; Loss $4,000.
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ANOTHER VETERAN FREMoNTER.- The ven-
cradle Asahel Buell., of Groton n. H., nearly
90 years of age, soldier of the Revolution,
and Wing of the old school, still retaining
the spirit Of liberty which he felt in youth, at
the recent election went a mile and half to
deposit his vote for freedom and Fremont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

DR.. il CInwson Kelley, Analytical Physician,
can be oonsuted by ladies ind gentlemen Mt his Office
corner Of Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 4th and b.h
OF December free OF Charge upon All diseases Of The hn
man system. w2t&d0tcS p28
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION


MANUFACTURE OF OUR GARMENTS,
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
u @ l. O II H N q 81
In the Country.
And in style and fit of Garments we can truly say
zoe unsurpassed. We warrant all goods to be as
represented, and the warrant can be relied upon. We
have excellent assortment of
Over-Coats. from S. 90 to $ls
Pants, Heavy WOolen... ............ 4" so F." 5
teSts' .s.'..-.' ..s.'.s..........-... - W -
UNigRSHIRTS and DRAWERS, large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we have a very large
assortment of
Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
OF all grades from the article the finest
fabric, in rich and elegant Styles which will be made to
order in style to suit your TASTE and in the most
thorough manner. The liberal patronage we have re-
ceved for the last ten years. convnces US that we have
dealt fairly with all and would say to
those who have traded with U.S. examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
Nc. 1 Lincoln House Block.
s24 daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

WASHINGTON MATTERs.-The cabinet were
in session on Thursday, hearing read the
proof sheets of the finance report, the most
OF which is now in type. The report is I'M
usually lengthy, and very able, embracing an
entirely new feature, viz: railroad statistics
At cost of much labor, these statistics have
been procured and arranged, showing the cost,
length, character, revenues, and expenses Of
about three-fourths of all the railroads in the
United States. The most profitable roads in
the Union, save two or three in the West, are
in the States of Virginia, North and South
Carolina, and Georgia.
The report Of the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry is in the hands of the President. Copies OF
it will be sent off at the same time with the
advance copies of the Presidents Message.
The Collectors of the Northern cities will de-
liver copies to the press. The Treasury report
is the only one that is to be distributed in ad-
vance.
The new Minister from the Walker Gov
eminent in Nicaragua has not arrived atWash-
ington. The present disposition of the Presi-
dent, in view of Goicouria's exposure of
Walkers ultimate designs, is to refuse his re-
cognition, as Don Ferrara will find if he pre-
sents himself. A strong pressure, however,
is being exerted on the President, to extort a
promise ito receive Ferrara, who will not offer
his credentials until assured of his reception.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

COpnrtuerssaip NosSccs-The subscribers have
this day FORMED c0parnership the purpose of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business,
to be known by The Of jenkins, Hamilton. & Co.
B. L. PARDON, q. W. HAMILTON,
]. H. JENKINS @. A. WHITE.
J,,f,
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The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements, every style, and OF the
first quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment Of COM
plicated diseases Of the teeth and mouth
From the great they have had in filling teeth
after the has exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that number Of the rou
besome teeth condemned worthless by their methed
of treatment be restored health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
spesS with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, have
them performed in the thorough and scientific
uer, at HARRIS & TRACY's,
jyI4 diff 1855 Main st.
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LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
Nc. 1 Lincoln House Block.
sA daWtf
CLARKE,S FEM ALE PILL

THE GRf At ENGLTSH RENEDY.
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the e
male constitution subject 1t moderates all
removes all distractions and speedy may be relied
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CApn m 5TT{N puRTJC-

CAED 1O iii x PUB ill.,
We desire to call the attention of the public to the
above notice. by which it will he that we have pur
chased the entire stock In trade Of L. Harden Co,
The stock consists Of every description Of
DRY GOODS. CARP ETS,
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
To which will be added all the aud choice styles of
DRESS GOODS, as as they appear in the market.
Mr. Harden, who has long been known the purchaser
of goods for the old firm, will have charge OF the
department in the new; residing in New York and de
voting bis whole time to the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
susl advantages for obtaining the styles of
Goods, upon the most Favorable terms.
For these reasons shall he able to offer custom
all times goods at handsome per less than
competitors can; and do not hesitate to pledge
selves not to be undersold by any We believe,
therefore that il viii only he necessary for to show
goods and prices liberal patronage; and should
any person receive any other than the most polite
and gentemany treatment from any in employ,
they will confer favor by reporting it some
member of the firm.
JENKINS. HAMILTON. & CO.,
Successors to B. L. HARDoN Co, 146 Main st.
B. L HARD0N, G. W. HAMILTON,
J. II, JENKINS, O. A. WHITE
Worcester, July %, 1858. "a diff
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d X. j. NJ. Il y n,
Once No. A Harrington Block,
Corner VI Main and Front streets. du
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Hair Ornaments. Breastpius, Bar Rings, Brace
lets Necklaces Vest and Guard Chains braided aud
mounted with gold to Persons having hair OF de-
ceased or living friends have Il preserved ia nsas
and tasteful manneg by leaving il With ......
COLEMAN PUTNAM,
AUG ar No. American House Block.
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Speech of Charles w. Slack, ESQ,
NJ Rrnannn.

OF Boston,
1T the Republican Banquet, Tuesday EUesirg,
Nov. %, 1856.
Mr. Slack was called upon to respond to toast
in honor of the Press, as follows:
The Press, the great motor of civilization. At
once the Herald and Palladium of liberty, the
Spy of time, the -Egis of the nations right, un-
trameled and interrupted the richest posses
sion of free people.
The press!-an lands shall sing
The press! the press we bring
All lands to bless
psllid want! o labor stark!
Behold! we bring the second ark
The press! the pressl ihe pressI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-23

Gov. Wright on an Electioneering Tour His
Visit here Evansville Gratitude to him, Sc.
The telegraph, newspapers and sanguine
Old Line friends, have announced to us, that
our city is to be graced this evening with the
presence of Governor Wright. 1t is an old
custom, in the Eastern States more especially
perhaps, to treat the visit of the Governor to n
distant town in the province of his own State
as great occasion-as an horror which the
town cannot too highly appreciate, nor too
uproariously or too solemnly approve, and that
formed an era from which to date all postceIent
events. Governors of Western States have
never realized any deficiency in exhibitions Of
true respect, even from those who tried hard
est to prevent their election, when visiting dis
tant communities. But when did the Cover
nor of any sovereign State ever before descend
from his high station, in taking which he as
sumed the position of ruler over people in
stead OF the leader of party, to traverse the
whole length and breadth of his State on
partizan electioneenng tour, making polite Al
speeches every day replete with party trick
cry and clap-trap, and using all the vile arts
of a demagogue to advance his own interests,
and those interests VIGOROUSLY concentrated in
seeking another office? We venture to say,
that never before was such spectacle pre-
sented to the people of any State in this Union.
Never before sat man in the guberna,o o.
rial chair of a State, so insensible to all feel
lngs of political delicacy, so determined in Of
| fice-grasping propensities and so Indifferent to
that due his position and the opinions of the
moro respectable of his own constituency, as
Gov. Wright is now exhibiting himself Bit
ter partizans have repeatedly been elevated TO
such positions, but if they had not in them
selves realizing sense of that which was due
their place and the feelings of those of all par
ties under their governorship, the people at
least had, to sufficient degree to secure them
selves from such innovations ofduty and deem
cy as this. Gov. Wright is neglecting his du-
ties at the Capitol to traverse the farthermost
portions of the State on an electioneering tour,
making public speeches in behalf of party
whose men and principles were condemned
less than two years ago by heavy majority
of the people at whose head he stands as Gov
ernor. lie has thrown aside the dignity Of