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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

JHITs
SHNATE.-Judicary. The committee re-
ported bill to prevent the evasion Of the
laws for the suppression Of lotteries. The bill
prohibits "Gift Enterprises declaring proper.
ty put at hazard IN them 10 be forfeited TO tho
Commonwealth. II also prohibits all from
giving publicity 10 these enterprises, by adj
vertisements or otherwise.
The orders OF the day were taken up, the
jury bill being first in order as the unfinished
business.
Mr.. Shaw Of Nantucket addresse the Sen.
ate reviewing the whole subject aud express.
ing his preference for the amendment offered
by Mr. White, with slight modification
Ho bold il to DO mistaken notion that man
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PRESENCE OF MIND.-A gentleman who
reached Dayton by the Tuesday evening train
over the Indiana Central and DAYTON and
Western Railroads, related TO us little Incl
dent of the nights trip, which showed extra
ordinary presence of mind on the part of the
conductor, who was its hero Both the night
trains. the Eastern and Western were out of
time, and were obliged to keep look out for
each other, but the locomotive eff the train
bound east was unprovided with lantern,
and hence on the pnrt OF itsofficers more than
ordinary precautions was necessary. In this
dilemma, the conductor took his own lantern,
and went on ahead, the train following slow
ly behind. The conductor Mas some distance
in advance, when by an accident, his lantern
went out, just as his ear was struck by the
NOISE OF the Western train rapidly approach
ing.
In this dilemma what was to be done The
night was SO dark that he could not be seen,
and he was certain that he should not be able
to raise his voice above the bowling of the
wind and the noise of the passing train, so as
to attract the attention of the engineer. His
lrst resort was a club. He seized one and
threw it at the locomotive, now close upon
him, but the wooden missile glanded off from
the iron of the engine, without making anoise
perceptible even to himself. The train was
flashing past. Even while he drew his next
breath, the lives of hundreds might be put in
peril. But one thing coull be done, and the
thought Of it occurred to him. Taking his
own lantern, no hurled it at the lantern Of the
passing locomotive, justas it came opposite to
him. The crashing glass and the extinguish-
ment OF the light, startled the engineer. A
sharp whistle was heard, the brakes were shut
down, and the train stepped. Everybody was
safe, when, but for the throwing of that lucky
lantern. scores might have been killed or
wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

A WONDERFUL MIRROR. Among the curl
osities to be met with in the Paris Exposition,
was huge concave mirror, the instrument of
startling species ofoptical magic. On stand
ing close to it, 1t presents nothing but a mag.
niicently monstrous dissection of your ply
siognomy. On retiring a couple of feet, it gives
your own face and figure in true proportion
but reversed, the head downwdrds. But re-
tire still further, stsnding' at the distanco of
five or six feet from the mirror, and behold,
you see yurself not rellection--it does not
strike you as Il reflection --bgt your veritable
self, standing in the middle part bettccen you
and tie mirror. The effect is almost appall-
ing, from the. idea it suggests of something
supernatural 30 startling, in fact, that men
OF the strongest nerves will shrink invoun-
tariy at the first view. Ifyau raise your cane
to thrust at your other self, you win see it
pass clean through thebody and appear on the
other aide, the figure thrusting at you at the
same instant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

HEAVY EMBEzzLEMENR.-Nco York. jan.
26.-George p. Ball was arrested Yesterday.
charged by Alex. Morrison with having EN-.
beEzled 100000 belonging to the arm NJ
John Gladstone 81 Co, of Melbourne and svd.
ney, Australia. According 10 Morrison
statement, Ball belonged to, d was the
principal business man Of the firm, aud when
Il dissolved vas employed at a salary 10 settle
up, which he did by collecting 100000 Of
dsbts aud ascending. Ball has been in this
city shout seven weeks, lattcriy at the Aslor
House. Coleman & Stetsop havo $4,000 d
W. " their custody.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

CASHMERE GoATs.-We have received from
Il. Peters, Esq, at Atlanta, Ga, catalogue
ofhis improved stock, comprising Devon Cat
tie, South Down Sheep, Essex Swine, and
Cashmere Goats. He has two full bloods and
some fifteen grades one-half Cashmere and
one-haf conf mon goat. The original stock
was obtained from Thibet, by DIR. Davis of
Columbia,S. g. Engravings are given of these
animals in the catalogue. In regard to their
habits, &C., Mr.. Peters says: "They closely
resemble sheep, with the exception of being
able toprotect themselves from the attack Of
dogs. They prefer weeds, briars. shrubs, and
leaves to grass, and will keep fat on inferior
pastures, where sheep would starve. They
should be sheared twice year-in April and
September. The ewes yield about four
pounds, and the bucks 6 to pounds, at the
two shearings. The wool of the kids and the
yearlings is adapted to the manufacture of the
most costly shawls, that of the old ewes and
bucks is OF a coarser, but stronger character"
-Rnrat Neso YORKER, Jan. IL.
The Southern Culhvator has received from
Mir. Petere, samples of wool from come of his
half blood kids, (raised from common goat
with Cashmere buck,) and remarks:
"Ihese samples are really of astonishing
fneness and length Of fiber; and e consider
the undonbted value of this wool for manu-
featuring purposes-the hardy character of
the goat-its exemption from nearly all dis
eases-its dog-defying character-and its SUI
periority in almost every respect over the
sheep, so far as vigor and stamina are concern
ed-we are constrained to repeat, with in
creased confidence, our declaration of last
month, that the Cashmere goat is by far the
most important and and valuable addition
that has been to our domestic animals within
the past century"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

"phus it was that Hiawatha
In his wisdom taught the people
All the mysteries of Painting,
All the Art.of Picture Writing"
But it was reserved for Eaton,
In the Bank Block, up two flights
In the Bank Block, where by rights
All the mysteries of Book keeping,
All tho mysteries, Arithmetical,
All the mysteries Biographical,
All the kindred branches, teeming
Business branches, Correspondence,
To teach by the ''No Glass System"
Laughing Waters, all who seek him,
All the lani of "Dacotahs'
All the land of "Gitchee Gunee''
"Puggawangum." ''MegissogRon.n
Pitchy-Wster, Chibiabos, opechee.-
All can get the right instruction
At the Bank Block Institution
Kept by Eaton-0f the Land,-of the
'Lani of Wabun.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

777lf'17' ING d BOueH HeeCt.''
Shakespeare.
10 all who desire these sunny locks" we recommend
the use of LYoN's world renowned KArHAlRoN.
lis wonderful effect in restoring preserving, and beau
ying the Hair an cleansing it from DandruF and all
other impurities, together with delightful perfume have
rendered it an indispensable article of the toilet Its
immense sale and unprecedented popularity have stamp
ed it the choicest and beneficial preparation for the
Hair, ever made Sold everywhere in large bottles for
25 cents.
HEATH, WYNKoOP, & CO., Propretors,
63 Liberty~St., New York
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ENTERTAINMENT THIS EyENING.-We would
call the especial attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Professor Tayerner's Entertain.
ment at Horticultural Hall, this evening, in the
full assurance that it will be one of the. most
chaste, refined, and agreeable intellectual enter
tainments of the season. Professor T. is nei-
ther quaek nor a mountebank. He does not
seek notoriety by great pretens1ons, nor the ap.
planse of the unthinking by grirnaces. He is a
true artist, and has received, wherever he has
been, the need of high praise from those best
qualified to judge of such performances. Dr.
Holland, the associate editor of the Springfield
Republican, whose literary taste is well known,
in speaking of Professor Taverners recitations in
that city, says {" the occasion was one of unal-
Logged enjoyment" and similar testimonials reach
us from similar sources, in various quarters. We
can therefore advise readers, that, in attend
ing this evening, they viii be sure of rich treat
The introduction of music will be an agreeable
feature of the entertainment, as we understand
the young ladies are good singers, one of them
having a voice of remarkable sweetness and
power
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DTEI).

:, 10 burlington, VI, Jan 20, Sarah j. wife Of VIM. A.
Eager aged rs YEARS. "
tuntral this morning. ut II O'clock az No Pear-st
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend without further
notice. NV
In this city, 25th iuitint, benjamin Sherman, aged 80
IL ailslIe, liacAglone, the s4Ih instant William
In Duxbury, 18Th instant, George Canning Weston.
son Of Hon. u. r. Weaoh, aged ~ years. mynths and
n days. -
II Wendell, 18th instant Timothy Armstrong soldier
Of the revolution, aged " ycara
fn'rusclloosa Ala, Dec 10, Dr. William H. Honery.
uativo Of kutlard, Mass, aged " yeara
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IHH LION, among beasts, is the representative of all
tna' Is noble and courageous the animal tribes So
tae nrst class restaurants and eating houses of tile
o'als' the Saloon Of Leadworth Witt Co., stands emf
menu ana pcous as representative establishment
d ne End Forhush has added feature to the pre-
acknowledged excellence of the concern his stews
anu oho"ders always go doaOn with rush Drop in
to-nigh and bear witness to the fact.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Hhe poRMNANs, HARRINGTON Corner serve up, Tonight
another OF their delicious and Incompatible entertain
ments to which the public generally are invited In the
present extremity of ooll their hot chowders are just the
thing to keep one from freezing. Step in gentlemen and
make yourselves at home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

INSTALLATION AT RUTLAND.-The Rev. Da-
vid Burt was installed pastor of the church
and Society in Rutland, on Thursday, Jan.
10. Reading the Scriptures and prayer of in
stallation, by Rev. E. w. Allen. of Hub
bardston. Sermon by Rev. S. Sweetser, D.
D., of Worcester. Installation prayer by
Rev. ]. Kimball,of oakham. Charge by Rev.
VIM. Phipps, of Paxton. Right hand of Fell
lowship, by Rev. ]. Kimball. Address to the
people, by Rev. G, Gushing, of North Brook
field. Concluding Prayer by Rev. DR.. Sweet
ser. Benediction by the Pastor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

in blackstone, 23d Instant hp Rev y. NJ. Tappap Mr.
Samuel NJ kobeit Of Holyoke Mass, 10 Miss Ceistin
Al bray'on, daughter Of David Brayon Esq Of BLACK.
stone. = -
IN Douglas, by Rev. D. Holman End instant Mr. Jas,
Peters, OF huriillvle TO Miss Lydia r. IIodgns Of ID
M Joseph T. Wallis 70 Miss Harriet NJ. Thompson both
Of also on the lsh instant Mir. Nelson Jelerson 10
MISS Harriet s. Staples, both OF ~
~ hawrenoe kansas Territory, let INSTANT Mr. Francis
o. Tolles, late Of perinaye, W. to Miss Mary n stone
late Of Wilbrahan Mass.j End inst AIR John r. IErd.
ng, rom l1eNpury, Mass, to Mrs phebe A. Thurston.
from Lowell, Mass, now both Of Kansas Territory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

D. c. GATES, No. Bay State Block, an ever -endBring
Representative of the substantial effects of good living
upon tbs human system, offers to give the public in
sight into secret Of his good sok which is ACKNOWLEDGED
to be the result Of the superior quality his vands An
inside view Of his magnigcent Saloon is enough of ITSELF
to add materially to the dimensions of the physical sys.
TEN of any man great time there Tonight
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" orthy Of Notice

Boston.
Gentlemen,- ave used the Yeqe,aBie Paiaonars
baiSqn myself with benefit in Catansia Coughs ard
1olds. and have known it be used with good effects in
sne carry stages of Pulmonary Affections, families
Boston, Oct. 20, 1855
rev Dr. Leonard Woods (ate Abbott Professor in An.
Ter, Co. follows,-" From l6n use Of he Tege5G
sle Phfnonpy RGisam in my family circle and,in some
among Theological Students have been led;
reilrd it as safe and efiicaciops medicine y
The above requires no Comment and must commend
lTseii TO all The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam so favor
~ known !or the past thirty years COUGHS Colds
consumption, and all diseases Of the Lungs Thre at and
CHEST, is prepared only by REID, CUTLER, 4 co,
Druggists, Boston.
Price-smsil bottles so cents; large, ST. Sod in Wor
cestr oy dreen Hapingtop Scott ard druggists gener
ally. Be. careful 10 get the genuine
Octz4 dM&S&V6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Rev. A. H. Clapp of Providence, will preach
tomorrow, duriug the day and in the even
ing, at the Third Baptist Church. Services in
the evening will commence at Z o'clock. Sub
Decentralization union"
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Brighton N1arlEef,-Jgn % 7ass

=, At market 1915 Beef Cattle, 20 Working oxen. On
Cows and Calves $3.50 Sheep ard 42O SWINE. -i' ~
-, Beef Ca6eExtla IS 25as to Is quality S725a7 76
Working Oxen-SllO l25als6
Cows and Calves-$22, u, 81, 81, 90, 4s, 5000.
SIOOO 49, O's'' . wa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

The KANzAs MESSAGE Washington, Jan.
24.--No one outside Of the Presidents Cabi-
net knew Of his intention to communicate
special message, hence it took both his politl-
ical feisnds and foes by surprise.
Considering the summary manner in which
the House refused to read his annual message,
and the large majority in favor of reading the
kanzas message, it is regarded by the friends
oil the administrator as an important event,
aud causes them jubilant emotion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

a. E. Peck will sell lot of ready-made Clo-
thing, at auction, this evening, at store l4S Main
street, opposite the Post Office. Don't forget to
attend, for this will be chance to get good goods
at your own price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

z New and Valuable Eiscoverv.-pR
HAN's AROMATIC INYiG0RATING sPIRIT-Tbis
delicious beverage superir to all Inygoratng Coriias
senapps Nervines, &C., in use for the If yspepsia
AerTousness Heartburn. DrowsEess, Kidney Conrlants
Msl2nchoy, Deirium Tremens, Iutemperarce,sc rs it
stupefy -
Persons who have become habitaae ed to the excessive
use Of Tobacco, Opum and spitaous Liquors, VIII find
seey and permanent relief from the desire to use those
destroying agents, by taking b1tsls or two Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
weak aDd sicky families will find Dr. HAMS Inyieor-
aiins strit quick and sure for all feInsls difficult
tes 1t p-lrg regeneration velas asrenghener Of the
human system Each complaint that The Aromatic Invg
orauhg Cor'ai is calculated the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle snd full directions for use
are also infinitely given.
Fiice 81 per bottle. Prepared byDR DARIUS HAM.
Prncpal once No Liberty street, New York. where
gists Throughout the Uniieo Ststes.
Agents for Worcester H. B. GREEN & CO., and DA-
EID SCOTT.
EOS da,H1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Mr.. RIPPoNs MODEL OF CRoNsDADT, on ex-
hbition at Brinley Hall, is the admiration of all
who have witnessed it. Not only does it afford
model specimen of art, but you receive from it
vast amount Of instruction in regard to that eel
ebrated impregnable Russian fortress We ad-
wise every one to go and see it. Open this day
and evening, from 10 A. NJ. till Bpm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

The PEAK FAMILY, and original Lancashire
Bell Ringers, consisting Of seven members as vo-
calsts, will perform at the City Hall, on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of next week. See ad-
yertsement
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New York Cattle NIurLet-Jan. %.

Seef Cattle, ia consequence of material excess of snp
ply receded 1c perlb Quality decidedly better than for
some time past Offerings 270o fresh CATTLE besides 400
lett over last marketday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Dr. CiOu&is's Columbian PfHgs-A sure
cure Tor pain in the side, headache sicE headache cas-
tveness piles nervousness and all bilious
Ihese Pills cure whle cost Of money and loss Of time
than any medium ever discoveries anu there is no nan
sea, or gripping, attending their use Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes in The house to
az Iamly medicine, for these Pills, if used faithfully
El break up any fever if used early ard are the best
ng Tor cold any person ever tried. Sold by D. Scott
It. X. Spur, j. Green, and others dtf 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SOCIAL GATHERING,

The ladies Of the Central Parish will be happy tie meet
their friends at socalTea Party in their CHAPEL Rooms
TUESDAY EVENING, Jaa. 10Th. Every effort will h
made to make the gathering attractive
Amittance 10 cents Doors open IL O'clock.
Morcester. Jan. 26. 1856. 40.
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suffering Females will find timely relief and
FREUD in need well suited to their case in the aitSI
use OF Dr. Olcugls Columbian Pills. The sense OF sink
log at the pit of stomach transient pains and ach
creeping SENSATIONS, broken rest foul spondency
terror, sghnes and groanngs remulonsness irrtabiy
htful starng-these, and much more, these Pills viii
cure Sold for merely 25cents box. See advertisement
sold by D. SCOTT; Druggist eie1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Coughs and Colas.-.At this season Of the year
when Coughs and Cos prevalent reliable remedy
IL such cases is important ali the afflicted of Doctr
Stones medicine, which will be found advertised ia our
paper, the Hohfy cal Pilot saws;
The astonishing demand for G. W. stones Cough Med.
eine and its complete in curing affections Of the
throat and ungs, fully prove that we're justified in re-
Commenting to our readers its Introduction to the
pobc an can safely assert that renedy has ever
-L0lCeH Nets.
BUSH K co. Sole Aaents for Worcester County.
~ A&ents-James Green, III Main Street Worcester D.
B. Wiugate, New England Village; O. A. bale Grafong
ja14> DAWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Graham's sAmerlcan Monthly Magazine for
February is At hand. The valuable sketch IF DR..
Kane which we published the other day. is a
prominent article Of this number, and was kindly
forwarded to US in proof in anticipation of the
regular publication of the Magazine. The char
acter Of Graham is too well established to require
sulogy, and it is only necessary to say that we
perceive no tagging or falling eff in the recent
numbers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

Economy in FueI.-The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat of superior
quality, delivered in any part of the city, Orders left at
the Spy Office or at the store of H. +. Dixie will be
promptly attended TO.
careful analysis of the Worcester peat recently mad
by Dr. Charles l. jackson, The eminent Geologist and
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts, shows that ca
ioric value superior to that oak wood In the propo
ton 0f 50 50i00 to rs rs 100 he cerhes that "such
peat viii seye perfectly well for generating steam and
for most purposes is SUPERIOR to wood, and nesry
equal to bituminoua coal" Houseketpers who wish
economic, will do well to give it trial. itf 81
WiIder's Potent SALTWATER SnCas,--Tte
best Fire Proof Safe IN the world; with Wders Patent
Powder and Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by s. A.
ROWLAND, General Insurance Agent, No. TAI Main st.
over the Qainsigamond Bank. d1 d3m
Balm of Tbousnud FEoyyers .-Reader.
do you wish beautiful complexion If So use the ag
Of Thousand Ffowers." 1t eradcates all Tan, Pmpes
and Freckles from the face. For washing aud shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumed
breah-it has no egucI!
FETRIDGE a CO., Boston G. R. Spun, sole agent
for Worcester. les al
Draper & Clark have just received and have for
sale, one hundred corn fed Hogs extra size. d31 dtf
APPLIES! APPLEsH
Those Apples have arrived from Western New York =
lZoO barrels all OF the best kinds and in the best condition
DRAPER Il CLARK,
MI du Washington Square.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston 4 Eastern r.,
press Co, have removed their Office to 1850 Main street
"tS~n, AN"iiJ VpIualtt AiutflUhn house.
au7 DIR
5000 Barrels Of Flour comprising about
twenty diherent brands fol- sale low md perhaps low
or than can be purchased at any other pace In this civ
or brought from any other All who wish to purchase, viii
DO wen 70 eal as we shall sell for few weeks below the
hrKet price, to reduce our stock. Also Is extra ue
ieed-Beans, Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese
DRAPER CLARK,
jar21 dlf Nos OF and % Front Street.
The Worcester ChiIdrcn's Friends Soc
ctety will hold Its annual meeting at the City Hall,
saturday, 25h JAM at half past two o'clock r a. An
address may be expected from Rev. Edward Hale. All
Interested are Invited TO attend.
j19m MARCIA KNOwLroN, Secretary
DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases OF the Eye. ONCE No IL Worcester Bank Block
my2Q dtf
GEO. y. RAMSDELL, NJ. ID,
VIII give special attention TO diseases Of the Eye most o.
which treated by vapor. Also diseases OF The Throa
and Lungs by Inhalation. Office No. Blossom street
Once hours pon A. NJ. % 3 PM
: Worcester, Jan Z. 1869. Inns
Slate for KOOfs.-rhe subsorlber ia pares IN
Furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quaty,a ay Il in
the best manner on The satisfactory terms Gam.
plesmay esccn a. the yard IN Grove street
aplB dtf JOHN DARNApn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

The pews remaining unsold ia the Third Baptist Geet
ing House will be offered for sale on Monday next Jan
2Sth, at two O'Clock p NJ The public are invited to at
tend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

5,AFss M W Sscrakds, Female Physician
o. having given special attention 10 the theory Of
sseiy; ana united with the study about six years Of
practice three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child, would with depree
OF confidence still ef and her services to her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
N; i. Ulerine and other Female Complaints will also
0e attended to in connection with DR.. Wilson's Serpentne
Residence, SO Summer street, between Central and Tx
chAhge Sis. milo DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

THE Boston Post, which goes with South
Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia, for the NOM
ination of Franklin Pierce for the next Pres.
ideney, endorses the pro-slavery sentiments
uttered by senator Toombs, of Georgia, at his
lecture in fremont Temple, Boston, on
Thursday evening last. 1t was this Senator
Toombs who boosted in the Senate tina he
should live to call the roll of his slaves on
Bunker Hill Monument His lecture in Bos-
ton, consisted of the usual stereotyped argu-
ments in defence of the peculiar institution
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

DF. HARRIS. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, 1853 Main corner Of walnut street TbanIf
% MS former patrons for their assistance he will endeaYor
70 retain their confidence which he aers himself he ha
With their patronage
rs Artificial Teeth, which have given sueh genera
satsaeton are insert in all the various styles and u
on the beat materials. iy28 ar