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the people becomes every day more evil
dent. There is a tide setting for Ere
mont in the North, and Fillmore in the
South. which is bound TO sweep away the
shs m democratic C) dynasty. as so much
rubbish before the mighty current. The
re reat of the Pierce Administration from
its rule or ruin policy. is not in time to
save j, from being consigned to that poll.
tical bourn from whence no aspiranl ever
returned.
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M Office is hereby gwen thai The under
IN signed with the County Surveyor, win,
on he list day Of August, 1886, at 10 o'cloxk
a m on said day, proce ed TO survey and lscsss
the corners Of their land, in the following Sec
tons. in Stake county, to wit;
Sections Ia & %, town 81, range . west 20
meet at the subscribers on said day and Goa
tinue from day to day until all il finished
Non residents who fail 10 meet the Suxveyue
at the time and place aboye mentioned enk
deIray or provide for defpying theR pogtoa
Of the expense Of said survey, will BE r(<ufa-
ed to the county AuditQr, and such f4tp-
quency placed upon the Tax daplica0 ~
s''<' '''''''As = ESQ wrHss7os,
July IL. 1856. ZDz :
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permitted to be carried GU: by Mr. Buch.
anan If elected. and the proclaimed ap-
7roval by his party Of all the of the
PIERCE Administration. and his pledgings
to walk in the footsteps Of his iilu6trious
predecessor.
We. of course. expect the miserable
stipendiaries of the Administration to
abuse US as favoring Freesoilism, because
we dare TO speak plainly of the outrsges
perpetrated by some of the ultra pro-
slavery men in Kansas. led on by the
Pierce Administrations officials. We
re not. Tha nix God we have pend
ence enough to deDounce atrocities. no
MAJ tier where or by whom committed.
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THs CONTEST IN PENNsYLvAYIA.- The
sylvania is frightening.
The Pittsburgh Gazette in summing NJ
matters. says
The friends Of Fsemon, have the utmost
encourage to stard firm. and to
work hard aud they will not only win Q
glorious victory but will show the South
ern Democrats that the friends Of Bucll-
anan have most previously deceived
them.
The responses from the country press
Of Pennsy lvania are strong and enihusi
astic. The Miuers Journal. a very in
fluential paper published in SchuyIkilI
county. heretofore supporting Fillmore.
runs up Fremont, and says the platform
upon which Fremont has been placed is
strong, and calculated TO unite all the
elements of the opposition Of the so Cal
led Democracy. 1t enuncia,es ms its
principles freedom of speech, freedom
to Kansas, not another inch Of slave ter.
ritory" The Westchester Village Re
cord. another influential paper. not here.
;ofore identified with the Republ lean
movement. has come out for Fremont &
Dayton. and the Delaware County Re-
publican. an old line Wing paper. and
the Lancaster Independent Wing. an Am.
erican journal, have also hoisled the PEG.
ple's flag. The Lewiston Gazette, here.
tofore Fillmore organ, has taken down
its flag preparatory 10 supporting the
PHILADELPHIA, neminee; aud the Blair
County Wing, Beaver Argus, and Craw
lord Journal have all put M the Fremont
and Dayton banner. The Lancaster
Wing endorses the nominations a; Phlla
delphia cordially. goes very heartily into
their support. and adds
The friends of Mr. Buchanan have sen,
abroad the boast that he will have six
thousand majority in this county, And
some of them have the bump of hope sc
marvellously Developed as to credit such
presumption here. Instead of six .hous
and majority for Mr. Buchanan there will
be moro than three thousand against him
in this county. Mark this prediction -
No one acquainted with public opinion
in the county will put it at less. and the
probability is hat ii will be much more
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APPREHENsioNs FOR MIR. SUMNER
Tho Washington correspondent OF the
N. Y. Tribune (Mr. Greelv) states
"Mr. Sumner is worse and is declared in
danger OF softening of the brain by his
medical friends. He is enjoined to avoid
all excitement. and will hardly be per
United 10 resume his seat this session.
He will never fully recover"
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BucHAHAN IN PENNsrLvANIA.--T
Pittsburgh Commercial Journal is very
confidentthst Buchanan cannot carry the
State of Pennsylvania. 1t says:-'sThe
De mocrsts are ia . minority Of twenty
Eve or thirty thousand in Pennsylvania
q, this moment. and they know il. Pol
lock got no Democratic votes. certainly
for Governor. yet he garfield the State
by thirty thousand over Bigles."
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ME Stockholders OF the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company are hereby
notified that the Articles of CONSOLIDATION en-
tered into between the Directors o. the Ohio
& Penn ylvania, Ohio & Indiana and Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad Co. having been
ratified by the Stockholders Of said compa-
MES respectively, a meeting Of said Stockhol
ders will he held, in pursuance OF said arti-
cles, at the Rooms of the Board Of Trade, in
the city of Pittsburg, in the State OF Pennsyl-
vania. on the thirtieth day OF July, instant.
and an election will then and there take
place, between The hours of nine o'clok A M
and FIVE O'Clock p NJ on said day, for fifteen
Directors of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company, formed by the
consolidation into one Corporation, of said
Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio & Indiana, and
Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad Companies.
A. c. PROBASCO.
Sec'y Fl. Wayne & Chicago r r Co.
Date Fort Wayne. Ind, July 81. IS.
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Ncru advertisements
DR.. u. M. Grefher.
Physician & Surgeon,

IA VIII promptly attend to all calls
d or night. whenever his services may BE-
required.
Office at home, in the first house north OF
L. Grifin's on Michigan street, Plymouth,
Marshall county, Indiana.
N. B. To Germans--I can talk German.
July IL, 1856. l6if.
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The Pittsburgh Giz,tte says.--Ws
have heard from the northern tier oil
counties. and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
wales for Fremont and Dayton. In Ho-
nesdaIe. the. county seat of Wayne. q
hundred guns were fired on hearing ofthe
nominations. Many Of the old line de-
m,crais. who never in their lifetime vo-
ted Tor any but the party nominations
and who were the chief and fore most men
for Pierce during the last Presidential
campaign. have done what Hamlin did
in the United States Senate and have re
tired from the sinking ship.
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The Madison (Ind Banner states thai
nm attempt was made 10 get up . Demo.
cratic Ratification Meeting in shat city.
on Tuesday night. Hon. w. C. Preston
of Louisville. Hon. Jos. E. McDou,A.
Hon. J. l.. Robinson and Others wars
conspicuously snnounced TO be present
and address the meeting" bu, IS j, hep
pened no meeting ives held; cause-ab.
sence of the public.
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BROOKS AND SUMsER.-Mr. Brooks hes
been tried for his assault on Sumner, be.
fore the Judge Of the Criminal Court in
Washington. and fined $500.
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The trial OF Herbert. for TIE murder Of
Heating, commenced in the Washington
Criminal Court. on Tuesday. Since the
bill OF indictment was returned, Herbert
has been confined in Jail.
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A SCIENTIFIC DIscovERY.-The Gaia.
raugus IN. W freeman. publishes
communication certifying that q YOUNG
lady in that town was cured of fever and
ague by getting married.
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Lieut. Gov. Hardy, of Kentucky, died
at his residence in Barren county, on
Thursday last.
An interesting aud importan: case is
pending in the Circuit Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, involving claim TO the
Almadin quicksilver mines in California.
Hon. Robert ]. Walker. one of the claim.
ants, is largely interested.
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Another planet has been discovered 81
the Radcliffe Observatory. Oxford. By Mr..
Pogson, the first assistant. 1t 10 Q little
brighter than q tenth magnitude.
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The battlefield Of Marengo 10 offered
for sale by the French Government, Il
is valued at 600, 0OOfrancs

A Lady in New York was token quite
sick the other morning. and showed evi.
dent signs of having been poisoned. I,
was afterwards ssceTtained that she had
bitten piece off her own tongue aad
swallowed il.
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Ii rs ssid that John Van Buren, il soon
to marry the only daughter of the lsis
John c. Calhoun, Of South Carolina.
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ID /" J. Y. Allison, of Jefferson.
4th J. d. Howland. OF franklin.
5th D. Kilgore. Of Delaware,
9Th H. C. Newcomb, of Marion.
7th w. 6. Coffin, of Parke,
9Th w. c. Wilson. of Tippecanoe.
9th d. D. Pratt. Of Cass,
10th ]. H. Mather, of Elkhar..
llth N. 8. Robinson, Of Madison.
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A FREE STATE OR NO STATE AT ALL
Senator Hamlin, OF Maine. in his able
speech at the Fremont ratification meet
ing in Boston, said he knew Col. Fremon,
in the dark days when California was
seeking admission into the Union. His
language then was: LET California
! come as Free State or not OF al"
This is the spirit Of the man. What
he did for California he will do for Kan.
sas.
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"My brudders." said wagglsh colored msa
to a crowd, Gin all inlinction in all OBJ your
troubles dar is one place you can always find
synpathy.' "Whar7 Wharf" shouted several.
In de dictionary" lie rel lied, rolling his eyes
skyward.
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JOHN G.. FREMONT.
OF CALIFORNIA.
Fer Vice President,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF Delaware
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the State at Large,
SAMUEL w. PARKER, Of Fayeite.
JoHa A. HENDRICKS. of Jefferson.
District Electors,
Let Dist. J. C. Veach. of Spencer.
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teated by close vote, as an av0wed
disunion candidate for Governor of Mis-
sissippi, now has potential voice in the
councils Of the nation as the Secretary
of War of franklin Pierce. But it is
useless to pursue these silly charges of
abolitionism and disunionism, and expose
their shallowness. The opponents of
slavery extension. against whom are ar
rayed compact breakers and nullifers,
must expect unfair play, for sham Demo-
cracy and truth are inimical to each
other.
In regard to State politics. we shall
urge the claims of the Republican nomi-
nees. at whose head stands that fearless
and able champion Of right. Judge MoR.
TON. We cannot yield support to any
man or set Of men who have endorsed
the acts of demsgogues at Washington.
! IS Ashbel P. Willard and his associates
have done. They stand side By side with
Pierce. Douglass and Buchanan. and the
same bosom Of reform which sweeps the
latter to - political grave, from which
there shall be no resurrection. must also
consign their Indiana symoathizers 10 tht
] same fate.
These are the principles " shall sdvo
cate. We call upon oil good men snt
/ true; all men who love Freedom bette
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TO NON-REsTOENT0.

July II, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-30
Mle0iGilrcs.

nR KIMRALL. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
DISEASE, and NATURES ASSISTANT, for the
cure of Consumption and Blood Diseases Office and
residence 76 Front St., WORCESTER, MASS.
Dr. Kbal pays special attention 10 the cure OF Con-
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Liver Heart Spleen and SKIN Scroiua, Erysipeas Salt
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Medicines sent any of the country by addressing
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XMORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESIG n
s4CWEgeMGy of Fine .artS.

This institution ablished for the purpose of afford
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nection with Painting.
Academy invites the friends of Education and lovers of
Art to visit her which will be opened Dec. lht,
at 25T Main Street. diff mis-
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GLAD TIDINGS.-Dr BROWN would say to
~ Ladies and Gentlemen requiring medical advice
treatment arising II any cause would do well to call
at his Office lin the American House Block and consult
him in regard to their case. The Drs long and success
full practice in other cities the marvellous he per-
forms uuquestonabe guarantees of his skill and abi
ity. All secrets, verbal communicative are strictly
confidential
quentiy has devoted twelve years Of study and
practice maadies of the genital organs and derange
rnents consequent upon sexual irregularities. II any
male female has periodical head ache twchng Of the
eye ids suspension of the vision, Dizziness pressure
Of blood to different parts of the head. palptaon Of The
heart tired feeling and lack of strength in the back and
limbs, dreamy Sleep with coated tongue in the
ing or of those dieases that the regular doctors call
ges on bronchitis. liver complaint Kidney disease, &C.,
all of which they unable cure; reflect and call TO
mind some excess, abuse, constitutional weakness of
the sexual organs and instead of continuing with those
told fogy" doctors who jack at all trades ard to
DIR. Brownies Office, American House Block room No. q
up one flight OF stairs and have confidential talk with him
he will give yon more than information enough TO
pensae for your trouble and also you too He
be consulted personally by letter but it would be better
to see him personally.
Those suffering from syphilis, whether of recent inocu
ation of long standing enough to poison the blood
always does in badly treated cases is treated by Dr.
Browne in peculiar to HIMSELF and produces
cure in every durable casen very short time Gonorhaea
cured in short space of time, and is done by medicine
prepared only by himself that entails cky glut
haunt and wear out ones life, and make it rather
chan blessing dreamy scharges OF seminal fluid
arrested by the invaluable medicine of DR.. Brownies
The afflicted will rotce the above statements Ladies
may cnnsult Dr Browne without the slightest hesitation
and all confidence reposed in him will be rogousy OBJ
served, in those where becomes necessary for
them 10 be undtr his immediate for few day
and every convenience will be furnished and everything
conducted in the most secret manner Married ladies
who fail to bear children and those whose health
stituion will not allow increase of offspring should
consult Dr. B. and may with hope CT deriving great
benefit DIFF n27
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Meotfines.
RAND MEDICAL EcT.RT7a--
Main Street, Worcester.

IT, :, = Stfeets Worcester.
Inc Daole need not physician, but tbev ~,
voice rom Natures Garden. DRs Hill SCK
~ Oh Boston and Providence are ersh,..a sr
Of Mature and are Independent Botan; p
success is their Diploma Their Matera Ny rny
era, ooandtess VegetGble kingdom. Tae.
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The Doctors Medicines are rs 10y bAIe Oh tne Union.
sSoiowing complaints:- FPo expressly TOT the
primal Complaints, Die7o,..
Kidney Difficulties 1a nsnnS " III Drfathing,
Fluor Aims Inactivity of the Mind
Whoonnc Co,ob Vertigo in the Head
Pleurisv Epilepsy Epieptic Fits,
Costiveness Iesi,us pinoo,
Fever and Ague, pain in ~ IS ppSssing Of Urinq
ts Dsrrhoni salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
Ioitation " =; Lock jay, ConVulsons 8
ughs. Piles s so.d Ie' dyspepsia, Dysentery,
benmatsees 9crot9ia, iuptures, Ulcers III
s.esw i1i, - 'istund,ce, Worms, Erysipelss,
s9-Tbetf, VI y. tne Ial, Liver Complaints
ALE COMPLAINTS ,. ,,nu ude remedy tor all FE
All private dificnlties TEA, anu prepared BY him
ct confidence dI rsn success, aod in
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Il United PARTNE SHIP.
ROBINSON &c THAYER.

This certes that the und rsgned have entered Into,
and formed Limited Partnership, fer the purpose of
carrying the busin SO of manufacturing WOODEN
GOODS, at WEBSTER, in the County of Worcester and
the State of Massachusetts and the sale thereof.
sad partnership is formed UNDER and to be subject to-
the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Massachusetts
Chapter thirty four 34 and toe Acts in addition thereto
said Partnership to commence the nineteenth day
November eighteen hundred and fifty six, and to termn
ate the first day of January eighteen huudreI and
sixty-two. The names of the general partners are
JAMES j. ROBINSON, who resides in said Webster and
EDWARD d THAYER VINO nov resides in Worcester
in said County OF Worcester but who expecting
his residence sail Webster which is the princi
pal place of business of said firm The special partners
are H0RATI0 N SLATER, who resides in Providence
in the State of Rhode Island and who has contributed and
paid towards lhe stock of said Company Cap.
ital TO the amount Of fifteen thousand dollars 000
LYDIA X. SLATER, who resides in said Webster, and
who has contributed to and paid in towards the
stock Of said Company, Capital to TIE of seven
thousand fUe hundred dollars f$7500) ELIZABETH
H. SLATEh,who also resides in said Webster and who has
contributed to and paid in towards the stock
said Company capital the amount of tn ee thousand
s. SLATER, who also resides in said Webster, and
who has contributed to and paid in towards the
Etock Of the Company, Capital to the of three
thousand seUen hundred and fifty dollars <$3750),
the said Horato N Slater Lydia r. Slater, Elizabeth
L. Slater, and William s. Slater being the persons consti.
tuting the present firm of SAMUEL SLATER & SONS.
The whole amount Of the Capital of the Company is
sixty thousand dollars T 500 0J0), of which thirty thou
sand dollars $3.50 000 has been contributed above men
toned, by the said Horato n Slater and Others special
partners aforesaid.
JAMES ]. ROBINSON,
EDWARD d. THAYER,
H0RATI0 N. SLATER,
LYDIA X. SLATER,
ELIZABETH SLATER,
WILLIAM s. SLATER.
Webster, November 18th; 1855.