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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18
EgLACAsMITH sTAND Fo& SALE

EsEAChSMlTH SThND FOR SALE
BE The Subscriber, having disposed of his personal
properly is goirg west and offers his real for sale
well located in pleasant village in the easery part Of
Bolton, 20 miles from Boston, miles from Feltonyile
station. The horse Is by &c. stories of brick with
baek part bA &c. and an ell Al by l6 II sores occu
pied toa carriage wood house and Kitchen a good
garden with variety OF fruit trees
The SHOP is "a by 80, built OF stone. slated roof coal
house 10 b IL, adjoining the barn ~ by SO with
shed, god supply Of never falling water also about 80
acres oland if wanted, divided into moving, pasurng
ana tiilage
In Bolton there is free school AMI free church. en-
dowed with funds Tor their support Conditions LIBERAL
For further particulars, Inquire OF the subscriber.
ABRAH M WILDER
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Cxpregsc5.
NENY EREIGHT ARAAN GEMEkF
Between w orcester S NJ Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propallers


NENy EREIGHr ANGEMENF
Between w oFcester S NJ V
Commercial Line Of Steam Propallefs
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRI-WBEKLY-USUAL TINE Is HOURS
Goods Transported Betgeea Worcester and Nen Yorl
L0tU and with Equal Despatch az y any other Line
xn%-~~A THE BOATS OF THIS LINE 1sat
5s Z, will leave Providence, from Fox Point, ~
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, s. FRIDAYS, and
New York on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, Il skrUR
DAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken for New York. at reasonable rates
This Line connects by arrangement with the Daily II.
land Line of Propelers between New York and Phiade
phia, and the Semi Weekly Inland Line to Baltimore al
all times When this inland is open, Goods viii bs
taken, at Providence, Philadelphia, cents per foot
and Tor Baltimore at cents per foot Usual time between
Providence and Philadelphia 40 hours; and between New
York and Baltimore, 40 hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines il so directed at
rent rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. JoURDAN
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Isaas
ode, Pier No. 10 N. R.; or W. P. Williams "A Broad
way, New York. or to
,. DCFFuM, Agent, foot of South Main St
sspt q 1854. d&wtf Providence
RBASsAGE ONLY $40 FROM LIVER
pool TO BOSTON.
LEONARD & CO., Agents for TRAIN s. cos Regular
and Established Line If PACKETS. Drafts on England,
Ireland and Scotland payable sight their House III
Liverpooli or at any Bank in Ireland.
LEONARD Il CO., Agents,
16S Main stt, Exchange Building.
d25 t dtf
Essnssszs -FCLLER'S NORWICH AND
gssz7s WORCESTER EXPRESS
@. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Tram, Norwich and ,rcester Railroad
to tranae all business the Express Line and forward
packases to New London, Hartford, h'w Haven and
New York. He III transport an Iron Safe la each train
Tor the transmission Of valuable ackages.
OFFIoEs-l8O Maiu st Worcester; N q. Brakenrdge'n
Store under auregan llou G, Norwich. CT.
Az packages should he marked Fuller's Express.
WORCESTER, Sept ISL 1853 uept5
ezs.s.stg.;.s ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
sass WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid and al orders attended TO with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other kpress
business acted at Fail River Mansfield, Atteboro,
Taunton, wv Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick
Wckheld Peacedale, and Wakefield, X. Il and Stoning
en-. Conn.
oFEioEs-l 1870 Main fheet Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store. Woonsncttt; No. Broad street. rovideice
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED

IIlItiIIS
His practice has been attended with complete
cess in all kinds OF Chronic Disease.
DR.. may be consulted every day unon all diseases
free # charge from 81 to l, and from to g. Sundays
nom 9 to 10 only.
All letter for alvce or inquiry, cont lining postage
stamp, answered, aud Circular with references cases
cured sent free of charge
INDIAN RswKiIss DIR. Green of &c Bronfeld street.
Boston, is c0nsJan " sending mecsues his
patients Wrccster and vicinity, and he hereby notifies
them and the puAdc, that he has appointed CHARLES
CLARK, Of Main and Pleasant streets, Worcester
Agent for his celebrated Indian Remedies.
hsAgIv
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M ooLEN MACnINERY.--o. ! GOD

ma OOLEN MACHINERY o. L. GOD
w DAKD, Nsw Aora, only manu- icuifer Of the orig
ina STEEL RING and TOOTH BUhRING MACHINE
and FEED ROLLS 70 ne attached 10 First and also TO
Bee md Breakers and Finishers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chimes The alta hment TO second Breakers and Flnsh
ers Is new and very important. These machines are In
successful opeiati0n, FIRST Breakers In st Of the
principal WOODEN Factories In the United States Canadas
ADD Mexico and deemed by experienced manufacture
u.s. az the most perfect machines used and Indispensable
90 me economical aud successful Manufacture OF wool
Iney are 10 fact The only suong durable and success
tulV optrHung machines IN use, No carding machine
should run an hour without them
Ihv Feed Rolls are Strong dorable and worthy Of at.
teiitlon.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls. refer
ences 70 mills having them Ia USE &C may be had BY I'd
dressing O. H. 4 lDuAnn
No Bowling resn. New York, % whom ORDER sb.uld
b. directed diy All
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18

sHNO The LADIES. BRs DBURY's PEARL
y DE BLONDE, for BedutDgi,ig the Complication
The most rich delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human face; originally prepared by cir Ashley
Cooper one of Engands greatest physicians and The se
cret III pted TO the PROPRIETOR by the late Ms Warner
the celebrated Enslish Tragic Ace s. who had used ithr
years. AMI who could hnd thing to equal it in the
Word l. has before been offered fi sale in This
country, hut is Familiarity known and extensively used by
TIE fashionable 10 the citts If Europe
TE5TIMoEIAls:
Boston Mass, May 9Th, 1855.
Go W BBIces, Esq., Dear Sir. have no hesita.
ton in Saying that during professional career have
met with nothing equal Bradburys Pearl de tlond -
II causs njuri Us Effects however fr ely it may be
used You 81 please seud three botl 6, and oiige
Yours, truly, MRS. Il. P 9KATTAN,
noGt No. Bradford Place
BosToN, Mass. May 9th, 1855,
GEO. ". BRIGGS, Esq Dear Sr.--I have heen engag.
ed, pref ssionay in Theatres the thirty yearsand
have nothing for the Complexion equal Brdbury's
Pearl de Blonde Please send Que half dozen bottles
large ones. Yours, &C., a. HOWELL,
Costumer, Boston Theater.
For sale in Worcester by q BAKER & CO., Bookssl.
eFs IS4 Main street.
Agent for New England, GEO. W. BRIGGS, stationer
and Wholesale and beta dealer in arrsons American
Perumtry, and Writing Inks, 32S Washington Street. op
posite the Adams House. ie.2 div
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~ DEkNlN Furniture Painting, Vanishing.
Bctts kepainted.
Cash PAID iQT good second hand Furniture, at
~ FR0hT STREET. ncxt 10 HardlnKS block
dr.
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p ARK Err oUSE!
b O y II q N.

FRI b O IT ON.
IiLaH This rev and elegant estahl, hment, situated
LA1=A8 on Soho street, mlleItd, and will be
opeaf for guests on Monday, Oct. sth.
It will be conducted the European plan. having
Chambers and paror for the Accommodation Of about one
hundred gentltm with rubl restaurant wh-re meals
will be served al all h urs OF th- day. The gements
OF nmerouf private Dinner aud supper Rooms for the ac
comnodaton OF clubs, societies, sc is unsurpassabe
There is also a staurant it'll private entrai &c Oh
school ST., for the special accommodation Of ladies' or Ia
dies accompanied BY gentlemen. The pep-ietors have
spared no expense IN fitting this house with all tie ar
rangeSnents aud appliances necessary the comfort of
guests and they them efforts shall be want
ing on their part tomeet the appreciation Of public
tA H. b. PARKER,
MI d3m JOHN r. NJ LIS.
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D lton, Jan. 23d,ls55. vi mai

NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION,
-AS-WM. d. GUY, Patentev for LINING PIPES
UiIH GLASS, dtsdertum long needed, as the oNi,ia-
no" 81 IRON or Lead produced by the action of watt on
M tac pipes, dcrs the water very injurious and un
btaty Alsu, inventor Of Glass Strintr the bot IN
OF wells and Springs, which cannot fail come into zen.
GRAZ use Also, several new paterusOf Pumps which viii
Oe put up to order. Gail and examine, at p sudbury
shNtti hpaln WY
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NaANUFACTU EIR's ARTICLES

Best Writer, and Fail Sperm, Winter Whale, Extra
Lard No Lard Rosin OIL Meats Foot Olive Curriers'
and Linseed Oils
White Lead Gro. and Dry; Zinc, White Paris and
Chrome Gre and Paints in general
Shed'sb Coach and Furniture Vamishes japan ETC.
For sale in Quantities to suit at the lowest prices by
G. A. HARRINGTON & CO.,
80 Main street.
Liberal discounts 10 country trade. ap2l wifi
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ID r G L RS ALA q N
EH AND
PHYSICIANS NIGHT BELL AND LAMP.
BINGHAM & BAILEY's PATENT.

This instrument is the perfect efficient ever
vented Ii can be alta heii any door window, any
attempt to open whic will cause loud alarm rung,
and lrmp instantly iigtet Il also he easily at
tached to common chick, meking il to sound alarm
and light the lamp at any required hour.
Office 81 Washington street. Boston.
rO1
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Eszx.ssszsrl N0VENl Der 2s.-NORVYICH
& w OR CGSTER RAILROAD
Accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at 7So A. NJ 2 90 and 80 P. NJ
Leave Norwich for Worcester at 6.15 A. NJ. 1915 and
345 P. 81.
Steamboat Train caves Worcester at 700 p NJ, stop.
ping at Webster and Danelsnnvile.
Freight fiain leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. NJ.
Passenger Car is attached far as WEBSTER
octl diff P. St. ii. ANDREWS, Agent.
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&AVlNGS BANK. - OFFICE IN CENTRAL
nJESuHANGE The Worcester Mechanics snmgs'
phh IS opsl daily Tor Che receipt Of Deposits from all
Worcester. oct 1. 1853 VISIT
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Adontea Citizens.

You will remember that if you vote for
either Millard Fillmore or John C. Fremont,
you will vote TO disfranchise yourselves The
latter is claimed to be and is supported in the
east as q good Know Nothing" .Remem-
Der that twenty-one years of prescription
asking you to wait until you are old men,
(paying taxes all the while) before you can
become citizcns!-is the creed Of all parties
opposing the Democracy. The adopted citi-
zen isattached to the Democratic party andits
principles, because the Democracy welcome
himirom the land of his oppression, and re-
ceiye him as an equal
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Reaa These phines.

LET IT NOT BE FORGOTTEN! That Millarl
Fillmore was one Of the strongest advocates
of the ODIOUS BANKRUPT LAW, By
means of which thousands Of Infamous scoun-
drels all over the country got rid of their
honest debts, while thousands Of honest,
bard-worl,ing men were rainodin consequence
Of its passage.
LET IT BE ALSO RmE,mEREDl That
in the face Of experience, which had proved
50 disastrous to The public veal, Nillard FIN
more BITTERLY OPPOSED the regcgl Of
the aforesaid Bankrupt Law.
LET IT NOT DE FoRGoTEvl That ono Of Mil
lard Fillmore's first Official acts, as accidental
President, was to recommend the SALE OF
THE MINERAL LANDS Of California
thereby announcing himself opposed to the
true Democratic policy, which is, To the
Miners Belong the Mnes!~
Let Il also be Remembered That when Nil
lard Fillmore afterwards ''reconsidered" this
recommendation, he recommended that under
the circumstances the mines Should remain
as now" for limited time; and then, Of
course, be sold as recommended. 1t is rea-
sonable to suppose that that limited time has
expired!
LET IT NOT BE FORGOTTEN That Millard
Fillmore voted to sustain an OUTRAGE
GUS LAW OF IMPRISONMENT FOR
DEBT in the District of Columbia.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
The People Moving.

The great number of letters we publish
daily from all parts of the interior, give as
surance that the people are moving in the
most effective manner Large and enthus-
astic mass meetings are held nightly in every
town Of Importance in the State, and every
thing iorewarns us Of a glorious victory in
Noyember-Cai Americga.
Oh, you sinnerl The letters from all
parts Of the Union" happen to be written in
your own odice-or at least that part which
gives assurance" is added by Yourselves
Witness the ad2eadum Of Amador sure for
500 for Fillmore" to the dispatch from Vol
cano. Your Gas machine was Of some pur-
pose for time, but it is no longer potent
Nobody is humbugged now. To see anything
in the american, is to set it down for stuff
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

P-R-o-D-E-G-I-o-u-sl- Volcano Ledger,
finding defeat staring it in the face, adopts q
new system Of tactics, which, if carried out
by the Buchanan men, win result greatly Git
thinks) 10 the good Of the party. 1t warns
all Democrats not TO read the California
American, particularly after the arrival Of the
next steamer, as it is afraid Buchanan has
withdrawn, and if so, it is sure the american
will tell of it,-Cai AMericaa.
How the CALLED jade wincesl Bat we
didn't warn anybody not to read" the Amer-
lean; nor did we express any fear that Buch-
anan had Withdrawn such an idea is too
preposterous to be thought Of We warned
the people to look out FOR the groundless pub
lications, manufactured in the editorial Office
of the american, that would certainly appear
in that sheet after the arrival of the steamer.
The Ameriean is putout because it was an
ticipated, and therefore tripped-up in its de-
signs.
The best laid schemeJ O. mice and men,
OFT gang aWry.'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
VOLCANO:
TO tho General Reader.
SATURDAY MORN. NOV 1st, 1856

This is the last number Of the Lelgr to
be issued previous to the election. The sue
ceeding one will Of course be more or less
filed with election returns, but after that we
shall have ample time and space TO devote to
local and general matters We therefore beg
the indulgence of those who have been sur
feited with politics for some weeks past and
assure them that we shall spare no effort to
make the Ledger worthy of their continued
favor and support, not only as a political
journal, but us a vehicle of general news and
choice literary and historical selections and
contributions
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Buchanan and Fillmore in California.
MEX THE pIgFERENcEl

MARK THE DIrFERENCEl
Which of these two candidates for the
Presidency should receive most at the hands
Of the people Of California? Which is most
entitled to their gratitude? Let the truth Of
history answer.
California, with ITS oxhausicss mineral
wealth, and with a geographical position to
command the commerce of the world, became
a part Of the United States in consequence
of the war with Mexico The war with
Mexico resulted from the annexation of Texas;
and the annexation of Texas resulted from
the policy Of the Democratic party, led on
by such spirits as Buchanan, and bitterly
opposed by such men as Fillmore.
The issue in the contest of 1914 was the
anexation Of Texas. Polk was elected to the
Presidential chair, and James Buchanan was
called to occupy the highest seat in the cabi-
net-that Of Secretary of State During
the Administration Of Mr. Polk which re-
suited so gloriously to American arms, and
added to our National domain a vast cxpansc
of territory including the richest mines Of
gold in the known world, James Buchanan
was Prime Minister of the Government. The
genius Of the Great Pennsylvania Statesman
was at the head of affairs; and the enlgh-
tened, vigorous policy which was pursued ~
in opposition to the doctrines of Fillmore and
the pposition-sccuredt to us the very ground
on which we now stand, opened to us the
rich mines from which thousands have cx-
tracted fortunes with which to make them
selves and their little ones comfortable and
happy.
Now let us glance at the other side of the
picture for little After the annexation of
Texas, and after war was declared to exist
/ by the act Of Mexico, the patriotic Of all
parties hockod to the American standard;
and the blood Of Democrat and Wing min
+ gled on the Plains Of Mexico. But there
were those who still stood IN opposition to
the Government and the war; There were
those who would give aid and comfort to
tho enemy. For the honor of the country,
let US rejoice that the number wns limited
And now who was the great leader Of this
anti-war, anti-Cal.lomia " aid and dcomloft TO
The enemy faction? Why, 72omas Corain,
then a United States Senator from Ohio
and who, in his seat, proclaimed his desire
chat the " american army shoald be aeclcomed
'oih Ji0ody hands to Aospuajlc grares IN lLr
iooP And what reward did Thomas Corwn
receive for uttorhg this trcasonable sent-
ment, and FOR h1 otherwise vigorous oppos-
ton to his own country then engaged in a
foreign war? Why, one Of the very first
acts of Millard Fillmore, after he became an
accidental President by the death OF Gen
Taylor, was to make this same Thomas Cor
win member Of his cabinet Secretary o
the Treasury! What greater insult could
have been offered to the people of the Z
States, and especially the people Of Califor
MA? Nonc-uone.
People of California, choose, yel
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

Two BALLOT BoxEs.-The Inspector and
Judges for the precinct of Volcano have de-
termined to use two seperate ballot boxes at
the election on Tuesday next--one for the
State and County tickets, and one for the
Township tickets Voters will therefore
govern themselves accordingly, and use sep
arate and distinct ballots for the Township
candidates. This arrangement has been
adopted as a matter Of convenience in count
ing out the votes &c
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
The K. n. Ticket Against Itselr

1t is we'll known that during the admins
tration of Mr. Accidental Fillmore Andrew
Jackson Donelson denounced him as an Abo-
litionist, and as totally incapable of filing
and unworthy Of the Presidential chair.--
The Washington Union, then edited by Mr..
Donelson, teemed with these things But,
Presto cAaage' The Know Nothing order
springs up, and in 1856 Fillmore and Doncl-
son are on the ticket together What bare
faced humbug this Secret Political order is
in every sense Of the term
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
BDVV -ARI On
SPURIOUS TIlETT2I.

To be forewarned is to be .oro.,.
therefore let the Democracy of Am.+
particularly on theirguard against nm ,I..
IN THE SHAPE OF sPrP1oi.1
TICKEIS-printed and circulated s,...,
by the Know Nothings. We bcarl
than week ago that they had pla,,o5 y,
defeat Of the Democratic norhoo,
CLERK and SHERIFF, and t5.. f'.-
expected to accomplish that Object by r..
ing the names of the K. y. cand3,,. ''
these Offices in Democratic Tickets u.r
MUST THEREFORE, BE or or.n.
GUARD. It is equally probable That n
will atteapt to practice general system \.
frauds in the same manner-by printing or.,t
quantities Of Democratic Tickets on1:
serting in each the names Of one or two J.
~ candidates. In this manner, unless clo.|
watched, they might succeed IN doc.,i,
our whole ticket. To be sure You are ri,]t
COMPARE YOUR BALLOT U-JTT
THE TICKET AT THE HEAD or
THIS PIPER; and get one that co-
responds. Sec also that your nceAbor i,
not deceived by these contemplated Know
Nothing frauds
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Eo EEED P0LE5 ss
TUESDAY NEXT, THE FOURTH


TUESDAY NEXT, THE FOURTH
OF NOVEMBER, is ELECTION DAY
and throughout the United States the
most sublime spectacle within the immagin-
alton Of man viii be witnessed The voters
of Thirty-one Independent Sovcreignties,
pooplcd by almost Thirty Millions OF Free
men, will assemble in their respective States,
counties and precincts for the purpose of
selecting a Chief Magistrate who shall rule
over the whole for the next -Four Yearsl
Democrats, Are You Ready
The question is not merely what particular
person shall be the Chief Magistrate. It is
rather, shall we continue to pursue the estab-
lished and timc-honored policy Of the Dem
ocratic Party, under which We have been the
Frceost, the Hoppiest, the most Prosperous,
and in every true sense Of the term the
Gree test Nation on the face Of Gods foot
stool? Or shall we enter upon new and
dangerous grounds whereby the harmony Of
our great Sisterhood of States may be des-
troyed, and our happiness and prosperity be
changed to Strife, Discord, and Prostration?
Voters Of California,
Cast your ballots for Millard Fillmore, and
you throw away your right Of suffrage upon
a man whose election is utterly beyond the
bounds of possibility. Vote for John c.
Fremont, and you lend your voice TO elevate
a man to the Presidency totally without Ex-
perience, Craftsmanship, or Executive Quail
fcaton-a man whose party platform has
been constructed over fiery volcano Of Dis
union and Disruption, threatening the very
existence Of the Republic. ELECT JAS
BUCHANAN-the last Of the line Of
Statesmen who have made our country what
it is-and you place the good Ship Of State
in the hands Of pilot who viii guide her
safely through the stormey sea on whose
maddened pillows she is now tompest-tossed
almost unto the point of destruction.
Democrats, To the Polls.
Let no consideration keep You away from the
polls on the day Of election 1t is not only
the eHIGHESTRIGHT, but the HIGHEST
DUTY Of a citizen to east lis ballot at an
Election for President of the United States
TO tEle Polls!
Aud raise your voice for the Union and the
Constitution as they are.
To tIRe Polls!
And cast your vote for james Buchanan and
the whole Democratic ticket
To tIle Polls!
And California shall be ranked with the con-
servatiye States Of the Union
To The Polls!
And our Representatives in Congress will be
Democrats-true, tried and faithful
TO tEie Polls!
And certain success viii be the reward OF
your zeal and patriotism.
TO the Polls!
And when the smoke Of the battle shall have
passed from the field, you win behold, in
scribed on your triumphant banner the words
Victory. Victory! Vietoryl.!