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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-18
esINGER's SEWING MACHINES:

| GINGER's SEWING MACHINES! :
These machines have long sucained the highest repu
taon in the United States. The first prze-a gold med
ALIAS recently been awarded to them at the great Elk
position at the Palace Of Industry in Paris thus they
have the Worlds verdict of superiority.
Great Improvements have just been added that they
without noise with to the operator at double the
TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE IN A DAY!
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing estab.
shmeits in the country use these machines exclusively
They competent to perform every of work the
most perfect manner
AS there very great numbers of inferior entirely
worthless sewing mcchines of the Lerow s. Blodgett
Avery, Wilson, Grover Baker and other patents which
have been sod but be used any advantage We
hereby offer to receive all such machines and also unn
proved ones Of cur manufacture in Exchange for
and latest improved machines, on liberal terms All old
machines thus taned by will be broken up and de.
stoyed For tculars, apply by letter personally at
N. B. Local As ents wanted to make sales Of our i'm
proved sewing machines To persons properly qualified
the business, opportunity for profitable and
! pleasant employment is offered.
/. M. SINGER s. co.,
| Principal Omce 323 Broadway. N. v.
| BRANCH 0FFiCES.-47 Hanover St. Boston; 142
Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia; 1876 Baltimore st.. Bali more;
22s Walnut St., Cincinnati; 1S4 St. Charles st. New Or
leansi Goversyie, Y; S44 Broad ST., Newark, Nj
dig d3m
| IA LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MIN OR BEAST!
Has trumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial elect II is justly acknowledged to be
| the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known world, and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals Of medicine. Unlike many other popslar medi-
cnes Of the day, it is recommended by many prominent
members Of the Medical FACULTY their preiu ices having
yielded to the many indsputabe demonstrations of cures
hss performed, where other remedies have failed.
| Hundreds of Certificates might be given,
howog the superiority Of this medicine all other ex.
ernsl applications, but is all that is re-
| guhed to convince the skepcal Of its merits.
Prepared by J. 5. n j. b. sELDEN, Haddam, O.. and
| sold throughout the United States and Canadas.
| General Agents-BURR X PERRY, No. l Cornhil,
| Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by M. D. GREEN & CO, 21e
| Main street. d1y f16
nRUGS. DYES, &cs--0. s. & A, j. HOWE
~ Worcester Bank Block have in store and offer for
! sale, in lots to suits
Acid, Suphunc; Madder, Dutch;
do. Nitric Nutgals Ground
do. Muriatic Pcarlash, first sort,
Alum lump and ground Potash, first sort;
Ammonia, Aqug and carb.j Potash, Bichromate.
| ARGOS Ground Press Papers;
| Birthstone. crude and refund Starch, Wheat, and
| Blue Nnfi0lj sumac, sciyj
Copperas. Am. and Englsh Soda Ash
Cutch Cudbearj Sal Soda
Oochineal, Hondurasj Sal Nixon;
1 Extract OF Logwood TIL, Banca
Glue Iron Liquor, Tin, Crystals
Isinglass, American; Wood, English
| Indigo, Bengal
| DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-18

cleanse IT. Goats Vests and Pants that have
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7. Nls NkNVE d 9 NUs,
Principal OGice 323 Broadway. NJ. Y.
BRANCH 0FFiCES.-47 Hanover ST., Boston; 142
Chestnut St., Phil delphs; 05 Baltimore st. Bali nore
22S Walnut St. CINCINNATI 1S4 St. Charles st., New Or
leansi Goversyilie, Y; S44 Broad ST., Newark, Nj
DIG dam
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The 90 Az. Train will connect at San
dusky Morning Train from Toledo; at Aonroevle with
Express the Southern Division otC T. oad at
Shelby with Cincinnati E1preSs from and at
Newark We8t Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
me $50 p NJ Train will connect at sanduiky with steam
Bay City DeroIt Slouroeve With western Train
c. r. r. r. at Shelby Junction At 62l r 81. with The Mall
Tram on O. c. X O. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans.
field Junction P. N. with Fast train o. n R.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East and Wes Night
Trains on CentrHl Ohio X. r. ~
GOING N0RTII-The ego Train VIII make close con.
nectIon at Newark Bellair o. o. R
r. Mansfield Junction with Exqress for a
Shelby Junction 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Gland Buffalo and New York, and At honToevlle with
Mail Train on G. 4. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago, DC.
4G Train will Newark with Express from
Central Ohio Road; At hanEheld function With
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction At 5s1
with CncBnati Sia for Cleveland; onroevle With Night
Express for Toledo Chicago and SanduSky with the
J.. W. WEBB, Sup't.
sandusky Aug. & 1855 sep15-h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
NM LADIES' DEPARTllENT

y NM LADIES' DEPARTlLElNT
Is now opened reception ofLHdes. No Institution in
the Union pars thorough interesting course IN
this Department.
In conclusion would add that shall put forth our
best Efforts merit in still eminent degree the hat
reception with which enterprlse has met and zee
pledge OureelreS 70 fnPdTt more thorough, 70esaeql
coUFse OF FueOa EtGH can IOFJ7ed al any
other similar Mercantile college.
Among the many Recommendations we give the follow
Eve the undersigned, take pleasure in tesfyng that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. GrangerS ability IS an
Accountant and Of Book Keeping, which Is Of the
highest order He had great experience 1s an Ac.
countsnt heavy Commercial and Banking Houses Ehle
gves hina superior facilities in mpartng Prae3Ee0!
RnOtcied1e OF Book ReepH0, and thorough C1H'eretd'
Education
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TERMS

.
For Full Course, Including all Departments or 6o2e
keeping Lectures and Psns'ndHEttp, tHS0FfGotyf IN
d1pdHce .sss'' S1y
For Full Course in Ladies Department. ~
rIoHE PRoPRIEToRs great pleasure in expressing
their thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
marked the career Of their SINCE
ts establishment the Capital aud stimulates them to
nrWed exer;ions in tie most ent stlnhsr me
increasing demand for practical dnd corGte1.
site course OF Mercantile truin0. The great practical
experience Of the Principal heavy Banking and CONNER
l Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has enabled him bring degree Of perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Eaeh
STUDENT by this process, drilled at the DESK fdutd-
lV step by STEP until he has mastered the whole routine
of an Accountants duties thoroughly GOug he hdd
seFrsd an dDUreHHceShip IN large CSH'Heretdt
HOss and all aHkwsTdnessi falteTinS and egFeeaouA
bIundrrs are, in great measure, dissipated.
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants We have also secured the services OF Gome OF tue
most eminent In Ohio, to lecture commercial
topics.
our course of Instruction extended TO particnaEEe
here but embraces thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion OF
lis Scientific PrncpIes-LctureS upon Commercial History
md History Of Ennent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
orrapy CoraereIal Products, Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade Part
nerslip, &c. .-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
l. ). ALLEN, Ii, D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LoR1S ANDREWS, !

s-4-p-l1e
To.voups men who sIshto acquire a "BusiHess Edtcn
tion" We think II affords facilities very seldom equaled
SIR. GRAxoEa has the Of kneE
edge and aptness In teaching, added TO Paete4 Counting
Room experience and feel confident that from
hs olleSe viii be aly competent to keep the most o0G
CGItsd sefof Books.
a. r. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JASSEY, See'y Board Of Control State Bank OF
j. f. .PARNI, Book Keeper At D. 7. Nood6uTys
D. OYERDIER, Book Keeper At Clinton Bank.
H. q MILLS, Secs Columbus Gas Bnd Coke Co.
O. B. MASON, Book Keeper att. H. Riley Co.'S. f'
eB-Por fulI particulars, send for circular.
ClRANGER e AR4ASTR0HG,
te4-lv PrapEietors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

commenced the agitation OF thisncw question
with induhip,hlc violation Of an express COM
rnct between the INDEPENDENT sovereign
Iowcr. Of the United states, and OF the Re
public Of Texas, as well ~ Of the Older and
equally solemn compactr, which insure ilc
equality Of all the States. But, dcploahlc
as would b, such violation Of such CONF
r,ct in Itself. and In all H. direct consr-
aucucrs. that l. the very least Of the evils
involved. when sectional ngitntor' shall
hayc succeeded in forcing this issue, can
their rrItrnsiurs fail % d. met liy counter
professions? viii not different states ID"
compelled respectively to meet cEiI'm.'
with extremes and il either extreme carry
iis point what /. that hut dissolution o' t.'
Union. n % new state, i.lmd from Lhr
territory of the United States hn aNsDlu'ly
excluded frum admission therein, that l,.
.ufitsgIf constitutes the disruption OF tbr
Union IpiUru IL and thc other States hu'
. fl.. r..r..9r M .llutiuu c0u,IuUts Stop th'r.
Would NOT n sectional dti.inn producing
such result. Lv 70 majority of votes. either
northern ur. southern, OF noes" ily drive uut
thc oppressed gud a-sri'l minority, and
.Th.. ia rusu.' Uf ,ach other $50 in...u-
'ilahIr hostile confederation.
IiruD0I.Iry 90 speak thus plainly 90.
PROJECTS tlr offspring OF Chat sectional 1-i-
.t.uu moss prevailing in ,Yu" ul N" Ha'Hr
which aTa as imTue.i1hlo as tl.y ar. uu-
institutional. md which. 30 TG.Tyr1 n,
mu.t aud win end caltmitau'v. 10 isciih..
U.suuf.u and civil war zoo Do i.war i.ia, au-
..t. uHu' disturbance no public PU. .ud
uwn.i.i.. Uiwiu iur v...'
Ir tlr rra..Hri' m-r ul lwa.Iu and
nrt..u -I.T.tdid not lrrr rr ttrt ur0n
our attention. 10 would Boz di...'t 60 H'I..r
taataug considerable portion ". tl. re.t.'
u. t.is enlightened country .uI. i... '
ur. .l.r., t'm" lFH % 90 faHiI ~ l-H-
ti.u t1 t's mTrus.d iui.r.. of 'h'r..a''..-
'y cess Africans u th' tn..Hi -U.. 1, o.
tl.r 90 disregard ilr interest. 0. t' I'd
millions OF. Americans t' r'wI. E..'F
M.' t.H iu.rE.'.Iu HI moral Hrl ''l.'l'u-
UuuI Obligation arl o. w-1s iI plans ui
y.nI.r.,.H hostility against tHHs' who "r.
a..1.iaHl v..I tW iH Coo uu.m rot
l.. common i.r.a-" HIuH.u|.i'Hf. institute
t'.H.. u.r '.i hostility uHin.' tH.ir i..lH"
I......s ui "uH section .i thn Union alone.
llH interest. I.H honor, tHrpufg, OBJ. I.A.,
auI ta.T..Hi.y DIAL. .l.0n. ag. equally
involve. anil I-TrrI.."4 boo CHS question.
Anl aE Tri.'i. men iu ug Ilsi FOB. '.'
JUi.. d.. rrr.l ur .g.r an issue ihg ma."
tH I..... a.. l.r r1u-.uHUr, U,. i.r.'i'gi"
u. t...r constitutional uu-mut! u Del
...I.... 2 ...I uE.s doubt DO an A"
f... t. l... stronger u '.."rI u".
Cham .. .... w... ... ..f" ..... ..TH OBJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

To the Hon. Court Of Probate within Nj m' W.
County u OShrd. -.
ID EsPECTFuILY uIwseni, Aaron -,
IL of BurA Geld. iu faid County. and 70 N-'
wife. that David Warp'r. late Il llnuiotd. 49,
Couniy. dscsafed, IN a6d by h's la'i = ,a
T,itamsnt, dol, proved, proved and aIow' stbs
anil D, saii Court. devised The onc,hal e. N
luiliinrs on the homssica farm II sa'd doeea IA
tn hi. daughter, Hannah Warren, and al the J.
iho lH dscrl.cl owned IN biz homestead hn :,
Icing two undivided thud parts thereof, a. 80
.iauuah. he flid Tunioe who WIS also daugh
,r1il Lfrras,l. md Elyin Shaw and David
W. B,rfru. ihe aid llannah IN have one.thirl
f1ft thereof ihe said Eln ce oushird part thereof
900 thr add Elyira Shaw aud David W. Bs0son
lhr remaining lh0ri lherrt
The, fuirr rrriessHt lh't IN ths souismsnt u
fhr ssilis uI sHid ta'rlfol, 90 hrrmC urco'fgy 90
.r.lLrt.Eafa rrriUu r' s1d form for he PAS.
,-,lt 'fihe 'u.t drlts oi'a.d ,ee'1''d and sapsn.
10. sf administrations IHd ibr executor Of sad
VtU HHi. sffaiurl licrr.r arl Fu'd 1l ih1t part a
a..I gfn owned o., s1ii lgorls'', which licr on
thr ,...,I, ..Hr uiiar r.lI running through It
T.r. fsr.rtthr HuI vh,rroH faIt buildings stand.
WErul,. ord ir rIasHu 81 s1id saie, ihc dsyifs
,tuu.sil fn lsr tha 9rid .msr, hIs hCsu greatly
diminished iu gHH1iiil HrI s.."' l1e sir hfs f1i.
Coed 'rrf tr ihr lr.rri. a' Nour T'uuoucs %.
'rF-. fiv1 trH.r'f .o'IH.
NHrr petitioner. nrihrI rTgr'scli ii1i tlr Other
r.,Ir.u.r. Jr,.srl 1f a1.'s.i, to saii Hannah,
l.s.Is. llr Drs.iHiH Iat ni s1d and, @" w.t..
rrH.hrii of iha lu.'.f.- rr UI| .aim v'rc ind
...I ..s 90 rfr.t ,HF.s sHI thHt boz making porte
dion or ..f lUn aH.rr i.r sniI trNisFs urdrr che
.H.I WI. thr t.1' lstti. .r,.srI 1s 7'.lrsH.u,tH
r.rI Inrr,b sl.uH r..rI.i H'. 'u tu'n'sh ih' Iu'f
rf.IiI Iml.r. OF. H'1I,sa p, pr0lr.nF io ir '.ire
as m. Hs lrrrIs.
Nurrrf.uuHrr nIh-r rrH.rsra.. t'1t b. sar-
3D. d .. M .I
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dians, with indications Of extensive comhi'
nations Of hostile character among the tribes
in that quarter, the more serious in their
possible effects, hy reason OF the undeior-
mined foreign interests existing in these ter
utorics, 20 which Your attention has olrca-
dy hen especially invited. Elhcicut meas
urs have been taken, which, il y believed,
will restore quit and afford protection to our
citizens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

ONroEu, Sc. AtaCnut o.i'rgiaio, held 40 Hlu.,
within 7rI hr ihr CnHu n OAirri, 600 iho
,sfprcrrur iatho yelr oluIr LorI
eighteen hundred aui G1 ,.h,e
S,kRNu JANE BRADFORD, Gmdan Of
- A.. 11Ilnis 4. Bu I.ori, Ut Turner be- thc
County II AuImssuggia, u il,Is, having Urasc1iei
be-, 2iaccouat 1t Guardianship Of 'ali Wards Zoe
allowance
OrurErp, That ilr al Guardian give
notice to 40 persons interested by causing
copy uf thi. order 10 D. prhIished ihnc vols
.uccsf,i,e, n The ONfri Democrat, printed
NJ Paris. tha, the, ma, appear 10 rrl3to
Count 60 o. held a. Paris, on tho ihr,t tuss'is,
NJ Janulry nest. At ni1o II the clock IN the fore
noon. and shcu cause. II ani they have, Why tho
same should not o. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN. Jpigs
\ tue ccpy-Atle.i.
a Wa, WIRr VIHGIN, R,sii0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

isos 6r cxcrtinr their common strength for
the defence of the whole, and ofall lts parts,
but Of utterly excluding all eaIahility Of rc.
ciprocal aggression.
Each solcmnly bound itsellto all the others
neither 10 undertake nor permit any en-
croachmcnt upon, or iniermcddling With,
anoth,r's reserved rights.
Where 1t was deemed cNrcdicut. rartigu-
lar RIGHTS Of the States aro expressly guar
autigd Ly the Constitution, but in OIL things
beside, these rights were guaranteed 10y The
Limitation Of the powers granted, and 10y cN-
press reservation at oil powers not granted
In the compact ol Union.
Thus tle great power Of Cnc'i1n woslim.
itUL 10 rurTus,s of common defence, and
r.rrgnl welfare. excluding ohacis gII'r-
tanning to thc local legislation Of thcsg,cml
Sutc-, aud those purpose OF general vel
Fare and common defence were afterwards
defined hy specified enumeration as being
matter. only ut correlation between che
States themselves, or between th,m and
FOREIGN governments. which hrausr oi tN,.r
common and general nature could mot hr
lrt Co thc separate control OF each state.
Not rrrammr o0ieilusIy % mlnmgi6Io
with tl.. social Institutions cot thr Northern
States. n1 many of t'r inhabitants ul tIr
hit,rarf permanently UrHrI'"l ir Assoc
citations to mgi.t injury H tH former ly
vruu.lul acts which would 'u au.ur war
between urren ruv.rs. and only mi. 600 Do
.r.b in our system I.,aut. rrr.luf.i uu.
der cover of tfr Union. l,H iWU.,IHir Co.
rr...rf tIf. .rh.,t as truth autfrr u..1-
'..n r...If.. without ..f..n. u, initiated
lnt .r..rGl..s allegation tat ilr South
.,.r...f..tI, asserted ......arf '..n.l
alHna-. In ihr rre,0..l administration
artrr r.r.r.I -nauurrtipt ht IauHI.
.. ,'. N.r.. audi boa ,.T.#. f..7 .Hf.. Dol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

pcoulc, and the vital force Of the Constitu-
lion, triumphcd over sectional prejudice aud
the political errors of the day, and the
State OF Texas returned 10 the Union a. shc
was. with social institutions which the pco-
plc had chosen Tor themselves, and with the
express agreement by the rc-anneNing act
that .hc should be- susceptible Of sub-diNi-
zion into q plurality Of States.
Whatever advantages the interest Of the
Southern States, as such. gained By this,
were far inferior in result gs uui0llrd in
the progress Of time, to those which sTraug
from previous concessions made ly The
South. 10 every thoughtful friend ul tl'
Union; 90 tic true lover, OF their country f.
60 an who long and url.utly tailored Tor tho
full success OF this great experiment of Re
publican Institutions, it was ol great cone
graduation tIlt such an Opportunity uc.
CURED o. illustrate our advancing power ON
thi, continent, and tD furnish 90 tho world
n1'itiUHl ASSURANCE ur Ore strength and
stability ~ thc Constitution Who would
vish Itac Florida silil European Colony .
Who would rg'uigc tp bail Texas as q " lone
stare" instead Ul One iuthn GIlIAyo suie'
WHO does NOT apTr..ai. t'o iu1'cu'ahlH
81, ., ,.,r,..,g ,,.,......r ..ti.,,gI ,,.r.
I..., would inevitably l.,o y2..gi.l them
alI r.w t.u Union.
Uut another struggle ou ,le lwo point
pr.upl vhuu orr victorious armies returned
mu Mexico. u dr..gal uu Cun-r %
provide mr tlo ruItr... acquired hy Che
treaty uI GHHil'uuIH- liiiII-D. llr great
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in that quarter, the more serious in their
possible effects, hy reason of the undctcr-
mined foreign interests existing in these ter
rtorics. 20 which Your attention has alrea-
dy hcrp especially invited. Elhcicut meas
urcs hly, been taken. which, il Is believed,
will restore quit and afford protection to our
citizens.
KANSAS.
In tie territory of Kansas there have been
some acts Uriuiicinl 90 good order, hut ns
vet none have occurred under circumstances
% Justify thc iutSrpo,itiou Of the federal exc
rrutivc. That could only bc iu case OF OBJ
s.uctiou lo Tclul law. Ur OF organized re-
,isIarcc Co territorial law assuming tho
character of au Instruction, which it DO
should occur Do would lo my duty promptly
o. overcome aud suppress.
cherish tho hope however, ilat Che og-
rurr.u,c ul ans such uutawarl event Will
hr Iuy,ut,J hy che sound ~.u.' Of the Tgu.
pc ul The territory, who. ly iu organic law
possessing. che right to determine its own
domestic institutions are entitled, while d'-
IHrt.u. t'u~ Ives peacefully, Co ;lc tree
rz.rrisr Ul it. without interference un tar
part of che citizen, OF amy ul thr >tat,s.
Tho -uutam boundary iuD,l tlc t.rr,'1.
rs bias u.yrr n.ru .url .yrd and established.
The uT.lly ,Nt.ulirr s.tt.Wyut, IN that
region. anu thc fact chat Coo main route be
tween Independence, BOO tEr Snfroi Missouri
ans NyU Mexico. b. DHutirUurs 90 this Iun,
u.E.s, doe probability Tat CmlaruE,u-
question. 90, Jurisdiction nay -Huu'IE
D d .|.H :" Dad
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been made IN securing the redress Of
wrongs complained Of by this govern
mcnt. Spain has not only disoyovod
aud di,opproycd the coujuc, Of the Off.
c,rs Who Illegally seized and detained
the steamer Black Warrior o., Havana,
but has also paid the sum claimed as
indemnity, for the loss thereby inflicted
uu citizens of the United Suics.
In consequence ola destructive huui-
cane which visited Cuba in 1910, 'hc
supreme authorities DO 'ha, island, issued
a decree admitting Tor ihc space of slN
months, ct certain building materials aud
provisions fsyo of ju.y, hH' revoked 10
when about half ,hc period only bad
elapsed. '1 'hc injury yf 'hc citizen, of
hc United States Who had Proceeded 90
agt uu thc forth ct tIat decree. The
Spanish government refused n'pmrh-
cation t1 iuc parties o--rggI until zoe
gently, when 20 va. secuted fu, payment
being promised 'o bs ur.ras 500 soon o.,
th. lm.m, Jag can o. a-s,-1.r.l
Satisfaction tOJ claim Cor '.U arrest
-rd search uf tHc steamer EI Dorado
ias u.t So. been aeeua'.d, hu. f.rry Is
reason 'o believe r.a' cas-, u.h u.U.r.,
continues On hc urged u1 t.r attention u'
he Spanish governments.
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