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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28
BOOTS, @5t,4,iouefp, ST.
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MESSRS. Z. BAKER s co.

MESSRS. Z. BAKER s CO.,
AT the Old Stand, 1874 Main Street,
Offer to the public the complete assortment of Books
ever presei ted to the public.
We are receiving from New York aud Boston, large ad
ditions to former stock, the better to enable
once to supply each and every calling upon us We
have suppa@ largely Libraries and Professional Gem
uemen" with rare and valuable works, and that the
warm season is 70 pass off, AMI the most favorable
time of the year for reading and study is hand,
invite attention to stock and facilities Of furnishing
Books of the better class well the ephemeral
kind, and at prices moderate enough to satisfy every
reasonable exp citation We want 10 sell largely of
better caas Of Books, and having special opportunities
for procuring GOODS ami will share m the same
advantages with customers.
Please give us cali, all We lovers Of Books whether
you buy not, ask to purchase unless actually
wanting and as wanted, whether dime OF a dollar he
the extent Of Your wants, it shall be all the same
principle is to treat all persons with consideration ard
respect.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE, 1874 MnsEa Street,
The veritable Phillips and late LgermOre stand, and
opposite what used TO be the American Temperance
House, and Just Main Street as you come in from
the Depot. al2 diff
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- MASSACHUSETTS, MORGAN.
EArS5@ The undersigned gives notice that his fine
SANA stallion, Massachusetts Morgan will stand the
A>-1 remainder Of the at his stable on Pleas
Street, opposite Lncolns Nurseries. Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor.
gan owned by slas Hale Of Royalston. His dam was a
Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
was raised by Calvin Wheelock Of Sutton in this county
Massachusetts Morgan Of the finest animals in the
country He weighs 1000 pounds and has trotted
his mile in three minutes For ymmetry Of form and
grace of motion and bottom, he has no superior.
The stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities Of their sire and his colts have been sold at
prices ranging from 400 10 1000 dollars.
Terms SO the season. Mares brought from distance
will be kept three four days, until served, without
extra charge. JAALAM GATES
my19 deod&wf 1T3 Pleasant st.
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n. D. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENyOOLEN MACHINERY.-C L. GOD
y DARD, New YorS, only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS to he attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Oarding Ma
chimes. The alta hment to second Breakers aud Finish
is and very important. These machines are in
successful operation, FIRST Breakers in of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
and Mexico, and deemed by experienced manufacture
trs the most perfect machines used and indispensable
60 the economical and successful manufacture of wool
They are in fact the only strong, durable and
fully operating machines in No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong dorable and worthy of at
tentiOn.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
to mills having them in USE &c, may be had by ad
dressing G. L. GODDARD,
No Bowling reen. New York, to whom orders sheuld
b. diractad DIV all
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INCREASED FACILITIES.
THE NEW YORK BRANCH rs
"A. L. No. L.
s Main Street. Worcester.

MACKENZIE, PRATT, & 90.
Beg to inform the public that they have made
extensive arrangements to carry on the FANCY
DRY GOODS Trade, at the BRANCH, Sc Main
Street, this Fall, on more approved principles
than ever. They are now purchasing heavily in
New York, and expect to return in the course of
two weeks, with the largest, cheapest, and most
extensive stock of goods ever taken out of New
York We are determined to sell goods cheaper
than any other firm in Worcester, and to this end
we will devote all our energies.
Thankful for past favors, we hope to receive
a share in future.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

yENO POLITICIAN OF EVERY
sTRIpE-Have you bet HAT the success Of
your favorte candidate? Have you any Hats to pay that
you have bet and lost sny previous eecoDl II so,
gentlemen, is the time to buy Hats nc one half their
real value the subscriber determined 10 reduce his
stock previous to August 18th. Please look at the follow
Ing list Of articles and prices.
LIST quality BLACK DRESS HATS, little out Of fash
lon, $751; "a quality, so sos 3D. quality, 81 37i.
very large assortment of CAPS at prices which defy
oil compettion-yarying from II to 62cents
Also on hand feW accounts against various persons
The cash on which would be very acceptable
Please call, to buy or pay up, at 1853 Main Street,
hrst door south 1.-THE Post Office.
jylo daw in. KNIGHTS.
@saeezag sPEOTACLHs. s4ses@.
The subscriber has made efforts te secure all the vare
Ties Of Glass that needed to aid defective eye-sg
and among them all, none has been found superior or
ea1al 70 the celebrated
s4'' SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE ground and
auire they are hard flint and clear air. Next to
these in excellence, are the PeriecOpic Of which we
have large assortment, as well as the Common Glass,
set in God Silver, Steel and Plated Bows varying In
rrce from twenty Ave cents to Fifteen Dollars.
All In need Of optical aid, may be sure Of anding here
something exactly fitted 10 heu wants, and they may
fer to DR. Green Dr. SARGENT Dr. Haywood, Gel Dewitt,
and hundreds Of others who have used them.
l.. D. GODDARD,
mch19 deodSwly Union Block, 1876 Main st.
'EILDEN's FLUID EX IRA CTs--Afe for
sale GRO Il. sPURRs, 2Ol Main b.
"a HORSE FOR sALE.-A very good
X "a Horse, suitablg for light carriage, feet and
-<lskind, price $50. Inquire at this office je9dtl
INDIGO AND CoCHINEAL.-Benga In.
ago and Mexican Cochneal, in store and for sale BY
as. &A.J. HOWE
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ENOkC ESTER MNASIUM
On Orchard ST., next to Water. Cure.
Open trom d. M. TIL PM
Instruction given to gentlemen from 10 to p m
8 toe and to 10 p. m.
Ladies are under the tuition of female teacher from
to 8 p
1t is desirable thatpupls should be punctua in attend
ing the exercises Of their respective classes
Terms For year S16j Elk months $lO three months
$6 payable quarterly in advance. Transient pupils 25
j. B BAILEY, )pu,.-
je9 diff A. MOLINBUX, }hiOpiie'oiS'
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Vs70 JUST RECEIVED, TER SHIP JOHN
e 3R Eliot Thayer, a large invoice Of
w White Iron Stone CrcckeFy Ware,
and now opening by j. L. HOOD 232 Main Street. pack.
ages of Toilet Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware, Plates, SC.
which will be offered at whoesas and RETAIL prices as
low as can be bought in Boston elsewhere.
-, would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware
W are well filled, with both and second
49, hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash, or APP
proved credit.
h. B.-Being engaged in the manufacture Mattresses
Bedsteads Tables, &c. can furnish them 10 the trade at
lower prices than he bought elsewhere in the city
also agent for the sale of HowEs PATENT Elliptic
SPRING BED BoTToM the best article in Those
wishing buy goods in Lay line Of trade will do we'll TO
call, as have a large variety, and sell cheap.
Remember the places 232 Main Street, Paine's Block.
Worcester, Mass dawt ap22
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90 Get.

o. RENT FREE.-The subscriber will sell
,,s several good, substantial Dwelling Houses upon
.AsAsnch Terms as will enable The purchaser to have
guoa tenement Tor himself rent free Apply to IL. w.
BABBIEr, 81 Pleasant St. au28 d8m
49, TO LET-on northwest corner Of Edward
s,i. and Elliot Streets, Lower Tenement rent ass
lasAper year a rooms) Upper Tenement rent $40
1888 Main 81.
Also, one Lo,osr Tenement on south end of Benefit
1, St. Rent $76 per year. mohiO diff
VENO RENT.-A Room in second story, apply to
L0THRoP AMEs, No. IS Mechanic Street
- --==-=---ET5T -The Tenement, Shop, and Barn,
biit No orauso street, suitable for wishing to
III carry on the baking and confectionery business,
having been occupied for that purpose for several years
Inquire of the subscriber on the premises
jy24 DIFF CHARLES W. ENGLEY
- FOR SALE OlG TO RENT.-A neat
Ep,,, and convenient Cottage, containing nine rooms
with large garden, excellent water barn, and
other conyeniences. The whole in COED repair having
been newly papered, and painted outside and in 1t will
be sold on long credit or leased to good tenant aud pos
session given immediately Apply at this office for fur
Their particulars. jy1S diff
ENOR SALE AND TO LET.-Two large
r. rooms over Willard Wards carpenter shop, Burn
side place. southbrdge St. There is connected with the
rooms Horse Power Machine Saws, Matching Machine,
and other machinery for making boxes, any Jobbng
where power is wanted which the subscriber will sell
the reasonable terms. For further particulars in
quire of A. EATON 23S Main Street. Worcester, or Will
LARD WARD and j. O. FRENCH, on the premises.
diff diff
SODA ASH.-5O casks Soda Ash in store and for
~ sale by G. S. Il A. J. HOWE
Worcester Bank Block.
NCONOMY IN FUEL.-Leave your orders
HZ for PEAT with d. f. DIXIE co.
TENQ SPORTSM EN.--We have just reteived Q
n kegs of the genuine DUPoNT's "EAGLEr POWDER
acknowledged by all to be the best article made
BROOKS & SrEARNS.
GOAP.-Cclgate's Pale and Toilet Soap, for sale
~ wholesale and retail, BY II GRIFFIN & co
ENRON NEW WHEAT" Hill,n quarry
a. Beach, and other choice brands of FLOUR from
BROOKS srEARNs.
E17EED.-lO tons nice, for sale low, by
IL T. l. J, SUTTON,
June g. No I Mechanic st.
A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHOICE
IA LIQUID GUM DROPS just received and fsr sale
by BUSH CO., "a Front Street. au25 eodSw2w
EBEA DAG II e .-HUTCHINs' HEADACHE
PILLS "A sure cure for Bilious, Nervous Sick
Headache, and Neuralgia.
These Pills are warranted retlef. Try them and
you shall not be disappointed.
For sale by druggists generally jy2s daw3m
PERM AND WHALE OIL.
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm Oil,
$1,000 BieaeSed Winter Whale Oil.
For sale by G. s. & A. j. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
SUGARs.-2O Hhds Porto Rico aud Muscovado
- IS Bbls Crushed Granulated and Powdered 80 Bills
Coffee Crushed A, b, and Q, for sale wholesale and re-
tail, by VIM. o SWEET & CO..
June %. 1856 Main st.
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ECE! ICE! ICE!-Those wishing to be SUP
piled with Ice will bs accommodated by applying at
he Office, Nc. ii Main Street, over the Quin.
at the following places:
Lyman Drury's, Nos. 81 and SO Front Street.
Belcher stowells, City Hail.
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WEEKLY EXCURSIONS to NEWPORT

On SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF EACH WEEK. un.
til further notice reduction of fare Will be made to psr
sons desreus Of spending the Sabbath in Newport as
train Providence on Saturday and on the Firt
Morning Train from Providence on Monday Morning of
each week, at the following rates. viz:
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S1SyACHUsBTT HOUSE, PRINCE

u Keirigerators for sale at the Office Office hours
from tc Il A. 81, and from 2 to 1 O'Clock p NJ
app off WALKER 4 SWEETSER
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
A GOOn CONPARiSnN.

.ay" The Rev. William Rouatt, a well-known Me thodist clergyman, residing at Naples, draws the fol- lowing amusing but apt comparison between Dr. MLanes celebrated Nermituge and q ferret:
 A ferret, when placed at the entrance of a rat hole enters the aperture, travels along the passage, seizes upon tho rat eAtermnues his existence, and draws tile animals defunct to the light. And in like manner have found Dr. NIone'O .4merican IermHugc to operate upon WORMS those dreadful and dangerous tormentorS of children. This remedy like the ferret enters .he aperture of the mouth travels down the Euiet. hunts round the stomach, lays hold of the shakes the light out of the reptiles, sweeps clean their den, and carries their carcasses clear out of the system. This, at least has been the effect of the Ncrmifuge upon my children.n
 Ancighbor of MT. Roulatt, Mr. John Briggs, adopts tho snic of the reverend ccrtcr, thus both giving their most unequivoca approval of this great specific, after having witnessed its operation upon their own children. Iet others try it. and be besatisfed.
 ts5~ Purchaser. will please be careful to ask for, Dr. M'Lane-s Celebrated Ycrmiiuge. and take none else. All other Vermifugcs, in compari- son. are worthless. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Vermi- tuGe, also his Celebrated Liver Pills can now be had 1t all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and Canada
 Fyr sale wholesale and retail in Little Rock. by
 l)r l. L MrAIMOET k co.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12

great Absolons, never to rise again in the estima- tion of the good democracy ofJackson county.
 It is only fair to say, that some few of the old whig Know Nothings endeavor to say that Fowler was himself. None say but that Keith and James II. Patterson had fallen, and were prostrate before the man, who, though young in years, yet is veteran in the cause of demo- cracy, and is ripe politician.
 These Know Nothing ors,-Patterson, Keith and Fowler-all, (except Keith,) pro- fessed want of preparation; and the reason was they had bad cause, which could not be main- tained by any ingenuity; and therefore its advo- cates fell, who had any want of brazen front; but Keith. who had none of this, seems to have contended to the last that the horse was twenty seven feet high and would not knock of any, thought it clearly appeared that the horse was not half so high as represented
 The Know Nothing speakers endeavored to maintain the soundness of Gardner, the New York Know Nothings, and the Trimble party of Ohio-the same position as that taken by the Louisville Journal and the Eagle and En- quirer, of Memphis, Tennessee.
 Hindman showed up the party very forcibly, and did himself great credit. The party are universally pleased with him; and we have no doubt the democrats of Jackson county would suitably reward his labors by their good opin-
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12

next day; and that he desired discussion with any Know Nothing who would meet him; no one accepted, and Hindman was unanswered
 as, indeed, he was unanswerable. At night
 Colonel Keith made speech on behalf of Sam;" but in vain attempted to meet the ar guments of the speech of the afternoon; and at the close of his effort, Col. Hndman was again called out, when he fully demolished Keith, as he had done Patterson the night before.
 On Tuesday evening notice had been given that on Thursday, Col. Fowler would address the people on behalf of the American platform; many democrats seeing this, and knowing that Col. Hindman intended leaving on the first boat down the river, and that the steamer Evansville was due, and would depart before Thursday, requested by note to his friends, that Col. Fowler should meet him on that day, and that the questions at issue should be discussed by them; but this was declined by Fowler, on the alleged grounds that he was no champion of his party; that notices had been posted, etc, etc.: but all happened right. The Evansville was behind her time, and did not come till after Thursday to take Hndman away; and on that day, he met the great and bitter Fowler, who had never before yielded. He met the Fow- Ter, and the Fowler not praetced, was caught in an easy net-a net set for Know Nothings, which easily took in all such; and thus fell the
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
From tic Batesville Democratic Standard The First Week of Jackson
 Circuit Court.
BY THE EDITOR.

We regret that we were not in attendance during all this week. I he Know Nothngs had been long in training, and were making their best demonstrations at every gathering they could find, whether ratification, court or any other occasion. Here they had Keith, J. H. Patterson, Col. Fowler and perhaps others cut and dried for hammering the democracy, and tearing down their strongholds: and doubt
 less expected very easy victory over any champion which could be produced. In this they were beautifully picked up; for some of the good and true democrats of old Jackson had taken time by the forelock, and invited to the feast, Col T. c. Hindman, of Helena, whose power upon the stump in behalf of democracy, had been learned and appreciated. He was promptly upon the ground, and fully prepared to meet any adversary of his party who might be put forward.
 On Monday afternoon, in front of the Plan, ter's Hotel, Col Hindman addressed large and attentive auditory for the space of ever two hours. At night Col J. H. Patterson attempt ed to answer the speech ofthe afternoon. Atthe close of his failure (which seems to have been confessedy such, ) at the call ofthe crowd, Hind man appeared, and administered the soundest castigation to the Know Nothing hero, ever lls- tened to in these parts. Itwas announced that on Tuesday Col Hindman would speak on the
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
 ''SWAMI' AND OVERFL0WED LANDS, 2,
Public Eotic@.

 PURSUANT to the instructions of the Secretary of a the Interior, lub.i, latj,,i, hereby given, that in order to bring o cio tho business unser the act of Congress. approved September 2s, 1s5p, entitled '' An act to enable the State uf Arkansas and other States. to reclaim the swamp Lands within their limits" and at the same u. afford to parties W ho claim that portions of the lm+ selected under said law are dry and it orcu y.' ion. an opportunity to introduce evidence. ;N .l's sn ,pI,,teN to the ap- proyal whereof no on.,, hr made within six months from the Ga,c hereof, Hil be certified and patented to the States.
 such objections ns are contemplated by the above must be made uuderoath and fled with the Register and Receiver of the proper laH Office f l. transmits sion to the General Land Dt.n " euc.cSsary forms for atldavits are in the hua.- said officers. The following classes of ..ua ,Ie exempt from oh- jection. 10 wit:
 lst Lands entered with cash or located with mill tary bounty aud warrants o+ SgIip after the plesare of the act of 2sth September l>50. and prior to the passage of the act of 2d March lS55 For the relief of purchasers and locators e.. swamp and overHowed lands"
 2d. Lands already patented b the State under the Swamp law.
 In al! cases where objection is raised, testimony must be taken before the Register and Receiver of the Land Office, at such time. after the expiration of said six months, as they may appoint, with the consent of the Commissioner of the General Land Office The lists of swamp and oyeraowcl lands are open to inspection during the regular business hours of the Land Office.
 Given under my hand at the city of Washington this 2lst day of December, lS55
 THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
 Commissioner of the General Land Office Feb. $ 1S56
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
AOili bAAS ANSJA Noi Fatal OcPurrpnpp.

A fatal and melancholy occurrence took place in this city about seven o'clock on Thursday morning of this week, which reSultcd in the almost instant death of Colonel E. k. Doyle United States Marshal of this territory
 Colonel Doyle was descendinga stairway in the dark and when within about five steps ol the bottom, supposng he had reached the floor there being no banisters, he stepped off the side, striking against box which was sitting in the hall. Le Roy Tuttle esq, and Colonel c. B. Smith being in an adjoining room, heard him fall and immediately went to his assistance Colonel Doyle was only able to explain the cir cumstance, and Drs. Miller and Malcolm were immediately called in, but in less than fifteen minutes he was a corpse
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12

(E~5- We clip the following account of the manner of voting, at Washington, from the correspondence of the Albany Evening Jour- nal
 Some of the telegraphic and other publish ed reports give an erroneous impression of the method of voting for speaker, by speaking of it as balloting' The process is this: A depu- tv clerk rises, and slowly and distinctly pro- nounces the full name of each member; MT. William Aikin' Mir. Charles J. Albright re- beating 1t three times if there is no response;' and so on in al lphabetcal order, through the two hundred and thirty-four. As his name is called, the member answers aloud Banks or Richardson or whoever he votes for If he has any explanation, or remark to make Ill re- ference to his vote, he makes 1t at the same time. Alter the roll has been gone through with, those who were absent or did not vote when their names were called (there are al ways ten or dozen such) lise and request their votes to be recorded, which is accordingly done A second deputy has kept tally on a printed list which he now passes over to the one who called the roll He reads: Those who voted for Nr Richardson are Messrs. - etc. etc and so on with reference to the others The recapitulation occupies seven or eight mi nutes: calling the roll, about twenty. A last onnortunity is now afforded for any absentee to record his vote. Finally, third deputy, who has been counting up, hands the result m n9- 1 ures to the clerk, which he announces 'bahAs' | l30; Richardson, 67,' etc., etc.
 | An idea may be formed from this how te-
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12

01T Capt. Wm Ewen, of Dalton, New Hampshire, who was one of the first settlers of that town, and has lived in the State si1ty .fue years-has beeen a justice of the peace 16 years, treasurer of the county, selectman, etc., was captain of military company 15 years, and served as such in the war of 1812-and has resided on the same farm for the last ffty- four years, although not born in this country, was notified by the Hindoos of that town that he must procure evidence that he is citizen of the United States, before he can vote again! Although the records of the country were acci- dentally burned, some years ago, after much trouble and research, sufficient evidence has been found to prevent the villainous design of dsfranchising this patriotic and respectable old man who was fighting for his country before his prosecutors were born. Mir. Ewen was one Of the vice presidents at the democratic mass meeting in Coos which was recently addressed ky Gov Wells that is to be.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12

WAKEMANITE DoCTRINEs.--A correspondent of the New York Tribune, has had an inter- view with Roda Wakeman, the founder and leader of the new religious fanatcism, which has acquired bloody and deplorable prom- hence before the public. The articles of Rho- da's belef are enumerated as follows:
 l. A beliet Tn the genuneness of the Bible. z. A Dellef Tn God as Supreme Ruler. 5. That Jesus Christ came into the world to save it from sin.
 4. That she Is messenger sent bv God to redeem the wholo world from sin. and build m Christ's kingdom on earth
 5. That the devil has the power over death, and whenever his satanic majesty chooses. any sinner must die
 G. That the curse was put on the world by the evil spirit, but that God will take it of for Christ's sake
 7. That she has the power to destroy the world at pleasure, or bring She millonium whenever she wishes to do so.
 8. That God has invested her with supreme power, and that she can exercise this power on earth
 9. That she has the power to forgive sins. 10. That she kAows the thoughts of people by looking at their eyes.
 II. That the devil puts the evil spirit upon everybody that does not believe her doctrines. 12. That 1t Is not legal to marry, and that all marriages are the consequence of worldly lusts.
 0@7- The New York Evening Post says, pos sibyno single line ill the language so conveys the idea of height, as the words in italics in these six lines of Tennyson, on the Eagle:'
 He clasps the craS with hooked hands,
 Close to the sun in lonely lands,
 Rnged with the azure worlI he stands;
 The a0rinklei sea JeneatA him crawls:
 He watches from his mountain walls,
 And like thunder bolt he falls.