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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-15

Miss LOUISE RKKnKR-we clip the follow
ing paragraph from the Montgomery Journal
Of the 7th:
I'VE were yesterday favored by F. 5. Chan
fran with perusal If The Grst scenes of a
three act local play entitled, "The Poetry OF
DemocrAcy,", which Miss Louise Reedrr is
no,y engaged in writing for him TO be produced
in New York city the ensuing season. The
,j.ca i AN illustration of New York society In
"a aifF.rent phases. and IL Miss Rreder fulflls
H. nroniss of her fir,t scenes thrOughonht
or nr,auetion. il must be Il brilliant one. Mr.
fbanfrau bayin, contemplated visiting Eu-
one for some time past, wished play written
ma with desire Of advancing the interest Of
, yeang and ambitions AsplTant fnr tAnle and
.abhe favor, he. with his usual magnanlmity,
laced tie task 10 Miss Retder's hands. Miss
feeder has already written one Of the most
iaornl successful dramas ever produced IN Aew
York entitled Mary Merton, or tlss Shirt
ewes and we o0BhdeIitIy prophecy : enc
eessfal issae 20 her present undertaking"
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about which many talked leaFnedly, cut upon which
few think seriously, and which fewer still under-
stand rightly. Eos ourselves, however much we
may have thought about it. we do not pretend to
anything more than partial comprehension of it,
but Of one thing are certain, all education com
menees with woman, and it is imperatvely neccssa-
ry that she prepared to impart those instructions
which her maternity calls upon her daily to besow
"What does France most need" inquired Napo-
leon Of a true hearted and noble woman. "EDU-
GATED MoTHERs," was the ready and comprehensive
reply. And it is this which our America needs if
we would have her fulfill her present glorious prom
Use Of honor, prosperity and renoWn. Let the
mothers be well educated, and that ''srmor Of
proof" will be grit upon fresh young minds, which
will preserve them from every harm throughout the
great battle of life. Let woman be educated deep
y and thoroughly, it is her right to be- aud it is her
Duty as is that of every intelligent sentient be-
ing to forward the worlds progress BY the impulse
of individual e1 stence But in doing So If she would
fulfill her lofty destiny Alright, let her forget that
dogma Of fanaticsm that she is man. Let her for.
get equality, superiority, or inferiOrity between
her sex and her brother man, for such things exist
not save in the mistaken ideas of mistaken miGds
Each is superior when working out his or her part
Alright, each is inferior when attempting to fulfill the
destined duties of the other. Let woman remem.
Der that she is the conservative power OF ihe world
let her guard not only against mans thoughtless
and too often heartless oppression, but against her
own folly aud weakness Let her forgive him, and
in her sure and silent way seek 10 better his cond
ton, and in so doing she will also better her own.
She is capable of doing this because she is more
selfsacrifcng than he, more guided by pure and
charitable instincts, ard more exalted above the
baser passions of our common nature.
FOREST HOME.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-15

Mr. FILLMORE IN NEw YORK. The New
York Express assures its distant readers that
Mr.. Fillinnre has strength in that State indie
pendent of, and above all parties, aud all
party strength. No deInagogne in character,
bot in all respects the reverse of William H..
Seward. that he has won his way np, from
rs humble position to the Vice Presidency Of
the United States, aud lac has wen that way
upward, without arr, irickery, or traul,-but
by mere strength of character, talent aud
priaoiple; aud that the people Of New York
will take care Of him, and they respect him
more even than they DID in lSiS.-when such
a glorious name rs Abbott Lawrence, of Massa-
chusetts, vas laid aside for the Vice Presiden-
cy, To strengthen the Taylor ticket in New
York, by the popularity aud power Of Fillmore
there.
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parIn the South, the old Secession lead
ers Of 1882 and 1850, have obtained the
supremacy in the Democratic party. These
leaders hate Maj. DoNErsoN with perfect
hate. They have already opened upon him
an unrelenting warfare. They seem still
to hear him demanding in the Southern
Convention an opportunity to "DENoUNcE
Their USHALLowED PROCEEDINGS!' Ills
friends must expect no favor from them
.houd they give any to them!
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

TOON. NELSON \ CO., ~ InIOn ST.,
Have lust received a number Of new valuable and inter-
ssting works to which they call the attention of the public
NOTES on CENTRAL AMERICA;
Pari uarly the State Of Honduras and San Salvador
Their Geography, Climate, Population, Resou ees, Pro
auctions, etc etc. and the proposed Honduras Inter.
Oceanic Raj way-By p G. squier, formerly Charge D.
Af4ires to Central America; with Maps Anc Illustrations
THE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME; At the Court and
in the Camp. With Souvenirs OF "The Bril ade" Rem
in.cenees Of an Emgrant Milesan.
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Preserve your Fruit! Preserve your Fruit
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The un b ne NeaA EpsFy 4 wasF4nlsa Rss - al
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far nghts 70 AnsfastaFe Bsss shis Passi Ca ethsr
places, spPg % A. coS6KR 4 Co, tc Arusdway, SsW
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On the 18th inst. by Rev. DR.. Langdon, Mr..
DAVID F. Wallace and Miss S. T. MURRAY, both
Of this city.
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a


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1900 PRIZES! 10000 DOLLA So
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
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10000 NUMRERs 0NLYi PRIZE TO TIcEETsl
ola b.
To he Drawn Auril Sd 1855.
To be Drawn April Sd, 1856

\ Concert Hall, Macon. Ca. under The super
\ inteDdrboe Of a. oil. Geo. N logan and . az.
4. Nisbt L. Leg.
The Manage wing announced his DETERMINATION 20
make this the p0prlzr Lottery in the sord cfers for
March 18Th, ahsms that FAR sarpAasss any scheme
offered In The annals OF Lotteries Look your Interest
Examine he Capitals. ~ One Prise eight fcssts "a
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WHICH IS Rrourl The New York fr,bnns
deuounces Fdlnars As Border human
Southern democratic papers oppose his cleo
lion o. the Presidency because he Is unsafe on
the ,'peculiar Institution" question. We Asaia
ask, which Is righu
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RFTE, To the Medical Profession
Aas~eeSo of Tennessee The Annual Meeting OF the
State Medical Society Of tennessee will be held in Nashville
Tuesday tbs list day Of April next. full meeting Is de
sired Any who is member Of the regular Faculty Of
Medicine Is eligible to mbeTshp.
+. B. HASKTNS, President.
narch6 L. MAODIN, Cor. Sec
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we4<H GOLD WATCH FOUND

RS1>assa have in nv possession Gold wat,h taken
from a negro which believe stolen, ant which me
rghI owner can get by describing AID wing FIR this ad
vertis em-nt, &C. lfeol5l WV JACkoON.
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AE~@eoo Tennessee The undersigned wishes tn rur-
chase he nes Obacco raised 10 the stale for manu-
fac ung purposes He will ray from Fifty ents TO One
Dollar per hundred than the market price Tor Tobacco
suitable for manufacturing.
all No As and As College street. at the Tobacco Fac
tory, doors from Broad street.
fe615-tr WA>H NGrON NFRFnTTH
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POST OFFICE.-From and

MTEs POST 0FFICE.-From and
N.Y. after 1st Of March next, no aero mt vii
b. raised in tthe st flee AL persons NJ tilted not
their lette packets, charge box" &c, AS
IL will be treated dead after N do. We have full
supply q S amps and envelopes always on hand.
S R. ANDERSON, Post Master.
Fab
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Wakefield s Corn Planter
Co. To the Tobacco Planters of

AS-~AssS This useful Imp. men my be examined and
ders the "Trnne Farmer and Mechanic ONCE,
NJ, % |. ns.d-ri,k street IN, stairs febiS
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MAR

CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

pt ID Il "A " N N w IA 90
A-As NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion will stand, this season.
at WITT Il PRArFs american Livery Stables, Foster
Street, Worcester, Mass
NORTH STAR is of black color, will be SIX years old
In June, 1855, and weighs 1000 pounds He was sired
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk, the best stallion
Of the Old Sherman Morgan. The Dam Of Black liz vk
three quarter blood English mare, raised ia me
Province OF New Brunswick who could trot her mile in
less than three minutes weighed 1925 pounds and was
In every respect most perfect animal Black Hawk Is
owned by David HILL Of BRIDGEPORT VI Is probably the
finest stallion 10 this country and for speed and bottom
Is acknowledged to be without superior He has trot.
ted, In harness. mile on the Cambridge Track in two
minutes and forty-two seconds without training and ia
match for $1,000 that came OF the Cambridge Track
Jny IL, 1872 against Osceola Ave miles and repeat he
won with ease The first heat was performed in Is min
utes 80 seconds.
The dam Of North Star (cherub) vas raised by j. Ri
arson, OF New jersey, and sired by Old Abdaah the
sire OF Medoe Fourth Of July, Ajax Hector Toby Gem
trevle OBI mis- and other cele rated horses. Abb al.
ported Messenger
NORTH STAR is one Of the most beautiful horses in
New England both for bottom speed is Of splendid
style and action, end Is acknowledged 10 be one Of the
pest stock horses in the country He Is limited this sea-
sons 70 MY maies only He was raised by joel Holcom
Ticonderoga, N. Y.
" North Star has stood in Worcester two eeasopa paat
and bis stock, which unsurpassed by that of any other
Horse IN the country, may be In this city as proof
Of his valuable qualities. -
TERM8-tor the season, for the uge Of thia harae v
be $50. payable the Arst of September VS.
" Good keeping will be provided for mares from A dis
ance and al accidents thcts, aud escapes will be
he risk OF the owners.
CHARLES b. PRATT. Proprietor.
worcester Aptn ~, 1906 my2f dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08
Boots ano Shoes.

WORCESTER AND VICINITY.

A N APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF
IN WORCESTER AND VICINITY.
v,sbv You hereby notified that the Mechanics
E&@E Union Shoe Store Company have lust received
IN large stock of New Goods, which they selling
@~A~at lower prices for the quality than have
ever been offered in this city.
notwithstanding all the opposition they have received
their trade has increased steadily until it is firmly
established, and all they ask is fair field and favor
The company tender their most sincere thanks to the cit
liens for their patronage and countenance to support
ONE PRICE store They determined to merit contin
uance of their support by selling them the best Of goods
At the tOwest prices in accordance with the expenses Of
the store.
All persons who wish tn buy for cash. and not have to
pay for other peoples debts who buy credit are invited
to call and for themselves Every article marked in
ffGfn figures one Prace, and no jockeying.
No. 143 Main Street.
Wnrcester. LnlY Ia. 1876 Dim
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MASSACHUSETTS, MORGAN

~ MASSACHUSETTS MORGAN.
EAr% The undersigned gives notice that his fine
N$& stallion, Massachusetts Morgan, will stand the
A1 remainder of the season at his stable on Pleas
ant Street. opposite Lncolns Nurseries, Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by slas Hale of Royalston His dam was
cross Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin Wheelock OF Sutton in this county
Massachusetts Morgan is one Of the finest animals in the
country He weighs over 1000 pounds aud has troted
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
prices ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.
Terms $40 the Mares brought from distance
will be kept three four days. until d. without
extra charge. JAALAM GATES,
mylo deod&wtf 173 Pleasant st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08
lclloneous .

GTATE NORMAL SCHOOL
~ AT FRAMTNGHAM.
The neXt Term of this Institution will commence on
WEDNESDAY the Sd of September. Candidates will
day.
Applicants for admission must he at least 16 years of
age, and be provided with certificates good physical
moral and intellectual character. GEO. N. BIGEL0W
birmingham, July -, 1855. es&Wts3
nN BUSINESS ONLY.-The advertiser has a
W large store, centrally situated in the City of New
York, very suitable for Agency for HeGvy Goods of
any description As Manufacturers Depot the location
is admirable aFe wishes engage the Agency for sell
ing on Commission, goods manufact red or unmanufac-
tnred, inrnture, machinery, in a any article for
winch he could have City or State Agency, that would
be likely to prove remuneratve The very best refer
ences given as to character business habs NC Address
with al name and full particulars, Business > care Of
b. nocA, New York, Post Office iva Goblin
EVMMONS. DANFoRTH.& SCUDDER
NJ Nos. 81 4 80 South Market and Chatham Stree
Boston, offer for sale:
500 Hhds Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars
100 hhds and IS ierces Free Labor Sugar.
$50 boxes Bro. liar. SUGAR
1850 hhds Porto Rico, Muscovado aud Cuba Molasses
100 hhds Free Labor M0LASSES
900 hhds New Orleans Moiasses
2900 half chests Green and Black TEAS.
25oO bags Mocha, Java, Rio, Porto Gabello, and ST.
Domingo COFFEE,
200 bags PEPPER. so bags pIMENro.
80 cases EUEAEds, with general assortment of
GROCERIES lyle eod3m
yess97T JUST YEF!C ETVr5IJ TER SHIP John
e a EliesThayer large invoice Of
NS w bite Iron Stas-a Gaaatrs,.sx- W.
and opening by j. h. HOOD 232 Main Street pack
ages Of To let Ware Dinner and Tea Ware Plates, &c,
which will be offered wholesals and retail, prices
low be bought in Boston or elsewhere.
~ you'd also say, that my FURNITURE Ware
" rooms well filed, with both and second
Ess, band Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash, or APP
proved credit
N. Being engaged in the manufacture Of Mattresses
Bedsteads, Tables, &c. furnish them che trade at
lowe prices than he bought elsewhere in the city
also agent the sale of HowE's PATENT ELLIPTIC
SPRING BED BOTTOM the best article use Those
wishing buy goods in Ly line of trade will do well to
call, as have large variety, and sell cheap.
Remember the place; 232 Main Street. Paine's Block.
Worce ester, Mass. dawtf ap22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

CARLYLE Illinois, June 10 1856
have used Professor Wool's Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair becom-
ing, as thought, prematurely gray, but by the of
his Restorative it has resumed its original color and
have no doubt, permanently SO.
SIDNEY BREESE Ex-senator United States.
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Books, 5tt.iopern, ct.
ERvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON

ERvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUYRtNCK'S CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
coLToN's PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE HENRY
CLAY.
By an arrangement recently perfected with F. Parker
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith Co. have the satisfaction
announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that
they are now authorized receive and ill out spbserp
tons for either, or all oil these work Persons wishing
to examine are informed that copies of the books await
their inspecon at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed
Iryings Life of Washington, vols, $500 per vol.
(rhe st and End already Issued the srd shortly forth
coming)
oyclOpedia of American Literature, volumes, $500
ALREADY issued)
ootGn's Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay, $3.50
JOHN KEITH & oo.,-28o Main-st.
Worcester Januray 49, 1856 da
e w BOOK s!-FoR SALE BY
+ Il. BAKER &c CO.,
1874 Main Street.
Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan and the China
New Chapter in the Early Life of Washington.
Incidents in White Mountain History.
Upham's Life of Fremont.
French's Poems.
Tennys0n's Poems-new edition.
Clara or Slave Life in Europe.
The Modern Story Teller.
Western Africa, Its History and Condition
Helen Lincoln.
The Daisy Chair
Common Miseries of Human Life.
The White Chief.
The Scalp Hunter.
Herther, by Frederika Bremen
The Martins of Gro Martin.
John Halifax Gentle Man.
The Wanderer.
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DAILY PAPER--Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonths Slzo or three monhsi 10 cents per week. single
Opies two cents esch When Daid sfrictly in aduance
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportionate
educdon If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
MONTHS and 50 cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, sl75 year; single copies cents each
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MILros EARLE, &
fHoMAs Drew al No. % Main Street Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08
GCHoOLEY's PATENT REFRIGER-
- AIORS,

TO THE PUBLT
The MEAT, Provision, AND FRu1r PREseRvERn now
offered to the pubc introduced in May, 1855, by
John O. Schooley, the patentee. Mr.. schooley has i'm
proved upon all other means OF preserving meats liquids
and fruits, liable to decompose in climate SO vara-
bic as we have in New England. It may he said with
propety through the Of undenabe proofs and
testimony thar his Preseryer is constructed upon phio-
sophcsl principles sustained by The laws of condeuss-
ton and ratification, making it at relable and Of
ncacuabe benefit for domestic convenience on the lam
and
For sale at WIN b. fABER & CO.'S,
my29 d2m No. l American House Building.
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- sPECTAoLEs. -

-@MA SPECTACLES. 1919
~ SS @ Tg
The subscriber has made Efforts tie secure all the vare
ties of Glass that needed to aid defective eye-sgt
and among them aH none has been found superior or
equal to the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
polished to the different focal distances the eye may re-
qnre they hard flint, and clear as air. Next to
these in excellence, are the PeTisc0pic of which we
have ge assortment, as well as the Common Glass,
set in Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Bows varying in
Trice from twenty five cents to Fifteen Dollars.
All in need of optical aid, may be OF finding here
something exactly fitted to their wants. and they may re
fer to Dr. Green, Dr. Sargent, Dr. Haywood Ccl Dewitt
aud hundreds OF others who have used them.
L. D. GODDARD,
mch19 deod&wly Union Block 1876 Main st.
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Firm of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, St. Paul.


TfIUII IteaI EsLaIs AdVsflser.T
BnsToN, Y School Street March 20, 1855
DDAR sIg-Having become prematurey quite gray,
was induced, six weeks since. to MAKE a trial of
your Restorative. have used less than two botes but
the gray hairs have all Disappeared and although my
hair has fully attained its original color yet the pro-
cess of change is gradually going on, and in great
hopes thst ia sh r time my hair viii be as dark as for
mery. have also been much grathed at the healthy
moisture and vgOr of TIE hair which before was harsh
and dry and it has ceased to come as formerly.
Respectfully yours D. G. NJ RUPP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08
WIRE FENCE,
For Farms, Highways, Railroads, Cemeteries,
GARDENS. e.

The results of experience the theories of science
ali attest that this mode of fence superior any here
ofore in in economy, Strength closeness elegance,
portability and durability
This Fence vanished with asphatum yarnish which
protects it from rust and mparts it beautiful black
COLOR tits perfectly "a barrier against farm
took does not catch the wind ndestructbe by fire or
reshe does not conue the heat, but admits eelv the
saarfaya docs not occupy the soil harbor vernin rs
stone walls AMI quickest hedges do requires no repair
save re- coating Of Varnish in four or Eve years
aud possesses sufficient elasticity to enable it, without
least injury 70 experience that expansion by the heat
summer, and that contraction BY the cold of winter which
have been 81 fatal to other modes Of iron fence
Zach roll contains TWENTY RODS 1853 per rod The
secured to the posts by staples (hook-headed
screws one staple over each lateral wire each post
The posts are OF the usual atrength and are of wood
enough ney may be Of iron or stone they set feet
apart and NO RAILS are required.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors Bigelow & CO. AZ an
Manufactured and sold by
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Real Gstate.

g. FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable es-
hs tate in Auburn miles this Office, well known
the Baird Place, be had for cash, credit,
ty 10y For further particulars invuire Of P.
KN0WLroN, at Gouldng's Planning Mill, or 8. KN0WL-
ION, on the premises. myl diff