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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17
IRON RAILINGS.

WW ESIERN LAND AGENCY.-Persons
Wv designing to West, invest in Western
real estate invited 10 call at the Office Of the subscribe
err VIII they will be able gain much Information re-
lave to the Western country and post themselves up be
fore starting thus saving both time and money
Maps of the Western States showing the lands offered
for sale by large land companies and lists Of large share
Of lands offered throughout The West prairie, timber i'm
proved aud unmproved lands with nl descriptions prices
and terms II payment snecnens Of the
SOIL, Cereal Productions, COnI,
and other minera from many frent localities may al
he seen, and thus emigrant be able to gain much
valuable information from the Of collected matter
From knowledge of the West, gained by five wears,
residence and close observation, the subscriber feels
fdent oibengabe to give much judicial advice will
be happy to do GRATIS and furnish letters introduce
ton to correspondents in all parts Of the West Maps Of
Illinois, showing the
Lands of The Illinois Central Railroad Com
paay.
aud descriptions and full particulars relating 10 them
10 very favorable inducements are hell out
by large land inter ests the full particulars Of which may
be learned from the subscriber and negotiations entered
upon.
The extensive connection with Western land agencies
enables the subscriber 10 place great facilities for purchas
ing In tie way OF ALL Persons having property In the
West gain reliable information with regard Dit titles
investigated taxed paid, and sales effected application
Government lands located shares COMMISSIONS
All letters Of inquiry, enclosing postage stamp full and
promptly answered This the only office In the Eastern
states where information be obtained In relation 10
the Western country. w. B.YOUNG.
No. "a Union Building, Sta street, Boston.
inch II d3m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Strangers visiting Boston in quest o. "Medica
Aidin under difficulties OF "Prvate Natufe,n viii find
70 their advantage toconsut DR.. MORRILL,, the Oldest
Advertising Physician IN Boston. Office 20 howard It.
mchO dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

" Now is the time to supply Public and Private 7;
braiies. We CAN and WILL SELL lower than ever be-
fore offered in this city,
spiritualsm, by Judge E1mands, Svo..So.75
Wmdemore's Life of Ballou, vols, limo. ..... 62I
Ohahnlng s memoirs, vols, l2mo. ............. "a
Chambers Information for the People, Svo vols 1874
smyths Lectures on Modern History, svo. ..... ITO
Rauke's History of the Reformation in Germany
sgo. ........................... .... 20
Macaulay's Miscellany, Svo. Observation-Disclosures. SO
History of the British Turf, vols Eng. Ed svo ga
History Of the United States. ................. 10
Gille's Historical Collection, svo.... 62l
spirit Manifestations. 25
India, by Mrs Southworth. .-.................. 90
Earnest Lnwood, by Mrs Lee Hentz. .......... 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

w 0recsteT UydrOpatinic IusGfsug7OE
on drch and Fountain SIS, Worcester, Mass Tue
Proprietors Of tins institution aim to make it COM
fora bic home for nvads at ali seasons The location IL
elevated and healthy, yeasy from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department 10 conducted by DR. s. RoGRRR
and has been limited to the exclusive use of water
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, SC, address
E. z. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out door practice attendedo 10. Office hours 2to p M
au2T d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

DIR. CIough's Columbian PfIls-A sure
for pain in the side headache, sick headache
tiveness piles, nervousness and all bilious arrangements.
These Pills with less cost Of money and loss of time,
than any medium discoveries; and there is no nau-
sea, gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes in The house,
family medicine for these Pills, if used faithfully
will break up any fever if used early ard the best
thing for cold any person tried Sold by D. Scott
G. R. Spur, j. Green, and others diff ol9
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! Ne. s47 Broadway, N. Y.,l


THE CELEBRATED LUNG AND BLOOD
PHYSICIAN AND ELECTRICIAN.
Inventor Of the Ant-Mercuriai Eectrometer and Div
coyerer Of Means whereby the condition of the Nervous
or Electric Fluids can be ascerained with much pre-
csiou as that of the Blood has arrived at the BAY rATe
HOUSE in worcester, where he be consulted by the
sick, free Of charge,
FOR A FEW DAYSil
Early calls are desirable, especially from those nyaids
who require several applications of Electricity
Evidences Of, and Reasons for DR.. Foote'S success
lst Over tt0o thousand persons have been cured un
der ms treatment during the past year; among whom are
the daughter of celebrated physician in New York and
theRwile of Dr. John j. Ingalls, of Buffalo, from whon,
hatter ng certificates have been received ana can he
at Dr. Foote'S Rooms, in the handwriting of those we'll
known medical gentlemen. w.
I'd. Several other certificates and counrl,vo.a.
in the original manuscripts the writer's Zone of which
is rom the pen Of the well known Professor Of Electro
patty, Dr. NJ Matthews Pendeton) hung up in Dr.,
Foote'S rooms, for the inspection Of invalids
Sd. DR.. Fooe does not ride one hobby or depend on
any one special treatmentn He unites in system Of
practice the Botanic treatment Eecropathy Inhalation
and Hydropathy-foar of the most potent remedial
agents known TO the t0orld.
4h Acting in accordance with the favorite theory that
M all originate in disturbance of
the Vatcular ood) or Nervous System he goes to the
root OF every disease which under his
and hence effects radical cures.
9TH Believing impossible for any one To enov good
health, while flesh and bone are invaded NV anre ana
other Mineral Poisons, he has at great expense ar
ranged an Electrical apparatus by the application of
eAPeea from the human system, without pain to the pa
tient has been tested by learned cheists and nr
nonnced the greatest achievement of medical science
[See notices Of the press which are daily appearing In
every part of the United states.l -
Dr. Foote has every variety Of Apparatus for the an
pcation Of Electricity in every FORM great part of
which is the result of his ingenuity and experience
Ladies may have applied without exposure Of
or shock to the nerves. experienced in the application
OF the old Electrical Machines. No pains or unpleasant
sensations are felt by the patient while receiving the yyy
flying electrical currents Of DIR. Els machines.
u Every invalid who reads aloud in the presence of
two or more Dr. Foote'S Circular which has been
distributed In all parts of the city will be entitled 10 free
examination. Copies also be obtained at his Rooms
Price Of examination otherwise ST. Consultation free
NJ b. DIR. Foote is preparing for press Medical
work OF about 500 octave pages which will make s ap-
pearance this Spring. II will be general Treatise on
Elechictyi Diseases, Remedies, &c. Look out for it,
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Through Tickets Niagara Fairs Buffalo New York
CITY for Chicago, Rock Island, Galena Dubuque, st.
Pauls Cleveland Columbus, CINCINNATI Toledo. LaSaie,
S. Louis Dunleith, MILWAUKEE, Racine, Madison, James
VILE &c &c The only American r. X. Eos--e to the
West and Southwest, running from continuous Depots
from New York. Boston, to St. Louis Passengers are
saved and annoyance of OF transferring them
selves or baggage Night Express trains, furnished with
Patent Night which for comfort and splendor are un
surpassed. No night changes No ferrying. Tickets
good until used
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES
New Worcester, Mass.
df RINHARnanN 4 SWEET
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=, Dr. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
diseases OF the Eye Once No. II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Adm THAY Err
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At Law.
No 2lS Main street,. Worcester, Mass
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The Republican, Club viii meet every SAT-
URDAY Evening at the Head Ouarters A general M
tendance OF al Republicans is requested.
d22 DIR
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g :. -, = I1ey,wood's Shoe Store would announce to
The nnerons patrons the concern, and the public gen
orally has foil and VEL ] si nS 81 Soo
Sn rhs Stock has been selected with great care, is
We'll adapted to the wants of this community viii be shown
with pleasure and offered at such prices as VIII insure
- h,sness to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
n tbis establishment, Piper Block, No. 267 Aian-st.
"A x55ar,cs,er Feb 8 diff
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Books, $ze.


NEW BOOKS! NEW ROOKS!!
~
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main S,roa.
Recent Speeches and Addresses 81 Cbar,as s,u0,a.
1he Angeiin the House Poem.
Lie IN N Pr eenIrS Am ne ny e. q squer
Edith or The ousler n ,aoIe u HusrVe sAaVes.
Wolisden
The Attache in Madrid
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1856
Tpn nnll against christianity, by Daniels,
Tolla, BY Edmund Abont
Journey in the seaboard Slave States.
Nal"Ian, OF Logc'5Iappan.
Biglow Papers.
Songs and Ballads of the American Revolution.
n D,ene naSfy ireatise on Logic, by WILSON,
Book of Autoeranbs of Dslino,;sbad rd;.;s.,.
Our Cousin Veronica, by Miss Wormsly
9an",esa ana M S n by Harriet Hunt NJ D.
The Day Star. nv Dsyis
Mimic Life by Mrs. Richie.
1 IT, Siaaa y by ny FANNIE fern
Diaries Almanacs and Animals far 1876
Elegant Assortment of Fancy Goods.
Great Variety Of Toy Books.
REV GOODS! NEW GOODS
lie. -a,,,,, ~ tof MAIN STREET.
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t-9 AUCTION.-FARM STOCK, TOOLS, sse
fsisH AND FURNITURE s2VS

IA AUCTI0N.-FARM,S STOCK, TOOLS s1,ss
fIs3 AND FURNITURE. NY&
IN On WEDNESDAY March 20. at 9 O'Clock ,-s-dE--
a. NJ will be so d at Auction in Leicester, without
serve, as the is about going West the FARM on
which he resides, situated the Cherry Valley and
Clappvle road and the next south the Henshaw Farm
and called the Harrison Howard place. The said farm
consists Of about fifty suitably diyoed into tiage
pasture and woodland and in all respects good and
desirable place. Terms and made known at tine sale
At the same lime and place will be sold for cash. the
stock, consisting Of one Morgan Cot years old next
june sound and kind to in any harness, spot or
place One yoke of seven year Old 0xen weigh 5000 bs
perfectly gentle and capable doing much work as any
In Worcester County One superb Cow years old with
calf also one arrow Cow. Two (hafsuok) Pigs Three
hen and one cock Turkeys and lot other poultry One
OX Wagon, superb iron aXletrees broad Ok Cart,
Buggy Wagon, iron aNetrees. Sleigh two ses,
one pair with eghtfoo tight body
attached, sidehi, stubbe, sub-sol and Flows,
Cultiyator Harrow, and many other articles too
Gus 20 mention. Also some 80 bushels the cob
Carer, Shenango black, and peach blow potatoes cab.
ages, carrots, rutabagas. urnips, parsnps bee and
bis Vinegar Also lot Of Furniture, including an ex-
xeilent cooking stove and lot OF chestnut plank posts
and NJ. sawed shingles
NIB. If the weather should be stormy, the sale will
take place the next fair day, Sunday excepted
J. NJ DRAKE
CHAS. HERSEY, Auctr,
Leicester, March II, 1856 dSt&w1t
e. L SIN OUT SALE
~ OF
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Hr. Linncli, uses Homeopathic Remedies by In
haato, SUCCESSFULLY In the treatment Of Lung Diseases
Worcester, No. 0 Walnut-st ,alSle
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Notifies.

WARD iMEETING.-THE QUALIFIED
FVrERS Of Ward One in the City of WnFces
SI sIe hereby notified to meet in their Ward Room on
tb; the 18th day of March instant to bring ir
s pes lot one person, being resident of said Ward
b omoh councilman, to fill the vacancy oecasioned
" me resignation q David Hitchcock
po'is VIII ne opened at II O'clock M. and closed at
r. W. BY order o. the Mayor and Aldermen
Vvorcs..o- ~, 7. WARREN Constable.
--~S@,a nlat'h ~ 1906 dst mchI&
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GEORGE SWAN

GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. Fiagg's Building,
jy1 WORCESTER. MASS d&w6mos
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T.. u NICHOLS. M. d.,
HEOPATHIO HYSIOIAN
0FFoE AND REsrDESoE IL MAIN 81 0FFl0E noUns
rRoM no 0, AND TO ooLooE L. NJ.
Worcester, Opt. ~, 1868.
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WORCESTER, S. Probate Office, March Is, 1856.
ro all persons interested in the estate Of TIMo ny Is.
ALLEN late Of Milbury, deceased, GREETING.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
IL holden at Worcester, ON the FIRST Tuesday of April
neNtto show why administration ofths OF said
deceased, should not be granted Gardner j. Tiff of
Mllbury CHAS a. PRENTIsS Roo
nich17 DAM
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GEOLOGICAL LECTURES.

announces, that in compliance with the in.
Vtation Of number of citizens Of Worcester who ~
tehueu ms iorner Lectures, he will give course Of
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTUREs
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jos. N. RATEs. n1. n.

Office No. Pearl Street, Worcester
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DIR. A. J. HOWE.

Draper s. Clark have just received and have for
ale, hundred fed Hogs, extra size. dSl diff
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CHAPLIN s. TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEYS AND O0UNsELLoRs Ar LAW
Nos, and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HRaRY CHAPiN o. II. TiLLJTaON
Jan 1. 1856 II
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u. A. GOOBNOW.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOES, md KUBBE
213 Main Street, CUP stairs)
WORCESTER, Mass
Particular attention given IN orders. DIFF meha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

STATE SCHOLARSHIPS.-A ANY YOUNG
MAN in Worcester, who can be well prepared to en-
yer college next September, have an opportunity Of
procuring the advantages of procuring State Scholar
ship by procuring the proper recommendations and an
plying to the Board of Education on the 26th day Of
March instant, at 10 O'Clock A. M
For further particulars inquire Of the Hon. ISAAC
DAVIS, Mayor of the City of Worcester
Worcester, March IA 1856 det rnch1A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

Our New STAR.-We are happy to announce
to our readers that the excellent actor and courte.
Gus gentleman Mr. NEAFIE has returned to us, af
fer an absence for about thres years. This an
nouncement will be hailed with delight by all the
lovers of the Drama for from our own knowledge
of him and by the opinion Of the PRESS of all our
larger cities, Mr. NEAFIE, by close study, with the
aid of keen perception, has graspei completely,
the chsrsc ers be represents, as they were design
ed by their respective authors Ia this, is one dis.
tinguishing mark of that genius we unhestatingly
scc5Td him. He seems, moreover, to feel the
chsrac er heimpersonAes and it is this popularity
which enables him so completely to draw ont the
sympathes Of his suditors, In witnessing the
performance of most actors we ssem to be looking
on 9 machine merely set upon the stage to do
certain thingS according to a book, but in
Mr. NEBFIE we see al Itelltc .ual being-one Of
us-and we feel for him-an sOith him. His
demonstration of anger is not rAnting, his exhibit
ton of love s not sickening, but all his delneatons
are natural; and hence they move and please us.
This accompli shed artistic, commences on Monday
as jack Cads-in the great play Of that name.
The character is one peculiarly adapted to the
powers of this actor, and call into requistion, all
Dir. rs extraordinary physical powers and also
these tender renditions Of pathos, for which, no
sCtor Is more beautifully endowed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

CEooKERs MILLINERY EsrABLIsHMENT.-Ye lester
day was the Fall opening day of the above estab-
lishmeut, aud prompted by desire to see some
thing very nee as well to be in fashion Gas near
ly every body, we thought, was there) we went
along with the tide aud looked at the large and
fine display Of millinery and fancy goods there to
be SEEN Mr. Croker has brought Cd very large
and varied stock, embracing all the articles belong.
ing 10 the trade, of every style and quality. TIE
stock Of bounets, flowers ribbons, trimmings, head
~ asses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
ss5. The finer qualities Of these various styles of
goods are indeed superb surpassing anything we
Lave ever seen. The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced 10 the rotion of the public.
Mr.. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well SIS RETAIL and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to examine bis
stock
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Louisville Markets.

oGsThe unfavorabie weather for ,langhtering bad
al embarrassing effect upon the hog market far; any
our packers however TO speak, have forced the
somewhat and have been active To yesterday some
$4,000 head had been slaughtered the various houses with
gratifying receipts by railroad and otherwise DoVers and
holders rather disposed pack upon their than
realize present prices The top of the market here IS
IS good hogs Wequote sales shoulders from he block
at 5kc and hams at Lard is taken readily l0c and
other products in proporton.-JOHrnai, Nor. %.
HoGs-The weather favorable for killing yesterday
and all the houses in full blast The market for hogs
continues at IS IS. Hull, Hunt Co. had killed 900
head to last evening; Atkinson d Co. $780, and Haml
ton, Rckets Co. 60 We did not get any returns from
the other houses.
The indianapolis Journal reports that market duh at 81
759S5-DsmOerdt, Nor. 81.
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New-orIeans Markets.

NEw-ORLEAEs, Nov. %.
receipts very light for the pc
Rod OF the season, and the transactions mostly
old crop, from second hand The sales of week
embrace about 1000 hogsheads of which $50
CROP and the range of prices has been
ows-fOr old crop, Good Common 10 Choice 99I0 Clari-
fed lOk9lK. OF new crop, Common to Fair 8k99b;
Prime to Choice l09l01z; Clarified Il9lIhct q h.
MELAssEs.-There has been improved demand at the
slightly reduced rates. and the arrivals have quite
Oily taken generally at range of5959 cts gallon in
res, and 5o96l cents 10 half barrels according quality
tween oak and cypress packages being about cts gallon
in favor of the Inter We have heard sale
plantation since the noticed weeks since
32k cents gallon. Some planters hold IS gal
Ion in the cisterns, but others not Offering.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

SHAPES RIFLEs-All sportsmen who are in
want OF good aud reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such az Bear, Deer &c, are invited
II cali at the store of Fall & Cunningham, No AZ.
Public Square, and examine "Sharpe's Patents port
ing Rifle which in rapidity of firing, accuracy of
aim, and length o, range is far superior to any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction is 50 exceedingly simple that it is not
more liable ito get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife.
F. & G have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent
NASHVILLE, July l6 i85G-6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

CAPT. L. NoRvEL WALKER.-This gentleman,
now Captain 10 the Nicaraguan army, is on q
visit to his Ather and friends in this city. He has
seen much service in Nicaragua, and is cordially
welcomed by bis many friends here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

ExTRAvAGAEUE IN DREss.-In city of Belgium
extrsvsgance has assumed such alarming proper
tons that the ladies themselves have been obliged
to combine for tie purpose of arresting its disas-
trous progress. It appears that extravaganza had
been for some years source of constraint in fami
lies, and it was noticed no marriages were con-
trAc,ed, since the young men, frightened at the
bills doomed up in ths disrance, preferring to live
n calibicy The mothers recognized the inconve-
nience of 8 state of affairs encouraged by them
selves, have resolved to bring about ssutary re-
form, and with this view they have formed com
mittee, which meets once a week They have
declared open war with extravaganza, and every
member announces publicly the retrenchment
made in her own household expenses. They say
that happy results have already been obtained, and
that similar associations are to be formed in the
neghboring towns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RALRoAD.-The Hunts
vile Advocate, of Thursday, says:
"The cars on the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road now run to Corinth, 81 miles from Memphis,
and to Buzzard Roost, (Dlcksons) leaving only
forty miles OF staging between the points,-Trsck-
laying is prosecuted with the utmost despatch at
both ends. The cars viii run through by April
ext.
The cars now pass here night and morning -
The train from Stephenson, stopping here for sup
per, and the one from Buzzsrd Roost taking break
last
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30

A CHEAP FARM FOR SALR-In answer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for desirable
place near Nashville, that could be bought on IA
yorRble terms, we can now answer that our friend
J c. FIFE, No. 8 College street. has 40 acres within
, miles OF Nashville, near good turnpike, two.
thirds timbeTed and well set in blue grass, which
lie has concluded to sell, and will offer at such a
price rs will satisfy any person OF its chsspness
when they examine it--G
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-30
NASHVILLE. SUNDAY MORNING. N0y. 30. 1855

NHsHvmLE BUILDINe AssooIAuoS-This asso'
citation holds its monthly meeting for the disposal
of its funds, at the Merchants Exchange, to'mor-
row (Monday) night. An unusually large amount
will be disposed Of, and stockholders will ind it
good time to apply for their loans. 1t.