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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-21

o. j. WOOD & CO., Propretors, 312 Broadway N. Y,
and ia Market-st., st. Louis, Missouri
u Sold in Worcester by George r. Spur In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter at retail by R spau
ding. fremont Row. jyI5 daw3m
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Fancy GOods, Toys,
AND USEFUL ARTICLES,


DIR. ANruURS CANS AND JARS,
a a,,.tr.ln Fs.afy asd Tcgtfa5ies t0ithout sugar
ltuinc t.l these gaDl md Jars. the undersigned
..a., ln. iespopaiN, .or sgtia HAT any Kind Of
tu. uc Hcs may be- kept tyr years in them, With
I5s ,seedpgly imple Ia constructions plain,
n.. t.l tr t'a.8ut no jag with channel around The
..l..Ie i 3D. ich the cover hts nicely into cement,
-Wg aQa-d rtholi injury, and can be used year
eee e,itaui 81. them. sigaof
uvrg VARIETY STORE"
vntdo NOOK next to the Bay state House.
ir9g dnvd
Nv LUMBER TARD.--%,e goql (. 4, 7 r5s
ts nu ..0 oil baildcrs 10 . stock q luhBhN
l.fe sowing al our yard Ia 'front.' on the Ma
sp a lth Of the Junction, consisting o. rino ana ana
B'afd, CMpn1afds, and Shingles wmoh eo wlh
yory eaiunaaa prices. We ace also prepared
spa .LAli WEBSTER, cL0udh, 8 90.
Natesl4t 1911 " isod oh
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TIE WORCESTER SPY.
TEa,ss or PUBLICATION.

Pr'Jet and Published by JoHN Miro. tarE &
fHa IS DREW a. Nc. 212 Main Street Worcester Mass
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NbAHE PAPER.-Fiye dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonthsi SlZ5 for three months; 10 cents per week. single
eF.s Two cents each HReh paid strictly in Advance,
9eiuetou Of 81 year viii be made and proportionae
e9Usuon II paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
"HEKLY PAPgn.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
ao and 30 cents for three months. If paid strictly in
advance, $40 cts year; single copies cents each
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a., MASSA CHUSETTS MORGAN.
ESIN~. The undersigned gives notice that his fine
NSS stallion Massachusetts Morgan, will stand the
A-4Z-4 remainder Of the at his stable on Pleas
ant Street, opposite Lincolns Nurseries, Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by sias Hale Of Royaston. His dam was
Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin WheelOok Of Sutton in this county
Massachusetts Morgan of the finest animals in the
country He weighsoyer 1000 pounds, and has troted
his mile In three minutes. For symmetry Of form and
grace Of motion and bottom, he has 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 to 1000 dollars
Terms $40 the season. Mares brought from distance
will be kept three four days, until served, without
extra charge. JAALAM GATES
tnyI9 deod&wtf IT'S Pleasant 81.
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The following kinds of this fence are most muse; and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
No. !, 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of N 10
wire body IA wire, $500 per rod.
NO. " feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of No 10
wire, body Of No. Il wire, $l,75
No 8, q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire body of No. IA wire, $780,
No. 4, q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
WIRE body Of 10. IA wire, 1854.
NO o. II tee high inch mesh, lateral wires of No 70
body Of No. Is wire s0,75
No 6, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires OF No 10
wire, body q No Il wire 81, rs.
No Z, " feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body No. IL wire, 81
No. g. Extra, 81 feet high, inch mesh lateral wires Of
No wire, body of No IL wire, $l,5O.
Nos l, 2 3, and are most used for gardens GENE
teries elses and other places where beauty the quail
ity most desired. 10 and T. and No Extra are best
adabted for farms, railroads. highway for other pur
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
lecessors to the L. w. Fence Companv,0
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW !-READ
"a THIS-OLD AND YOUNG!
ROFESS OR WOODS

4 II v Il L - . " n " y u II y
II AIR X & s 7 . TIVE.
Is, doubt the most wonderful discovery Of this age of
prosresS5 or it will restore permanently gray hair to its
original color the head OF the bald with most lux
uriant growth, remove as once all dandruf and itching
cure all scoiua, and other cutaneOus eruptons ETC. ii
will cure II by magic, periodical headache;
make the hair soft, glossy, and wavy and preserve the
color perfectly and the hair from falling, to extreme old
age
The following is from distinguished member of the
medical profession:
ST. PAUL, January l. 1856.
PROF 0. J. WOoD Dear Sir-Unsolicited, I send YOU
this certificate After being nearly bald for long time
and having tried all the hair restorayes exant and hay
Ing no faith in any induced on hearing of yours
to give it trial placed myself in the hands of bar
ber and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush and
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in till the
Bcap was aglow This repeated every morning. and in
three weeks the young hair appeared and grew rapidly
from August last until the present time now thick
black, and strongsot and pleasant the touch; where
as before, it was harsh and wry, what little there was of
IT, aud that Little was disappearing very rapidly still
your Restorative about twice a week and shall soon
have good and perfect crop of hair Now, had read
Of these tngsand who has not? but have not seen hith
ero any case where any PERSONS hair really bene-
fitted by any Of the hair tonic, etc. Of the day; and it
really gives pleasure to record the result of nv expe
renec have recommended your preparation to others
and already has large and general throughout the
Territory The people here know its effects and have con
hdence init The supply you sent U.S. wholesale agents
for the Territory is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries
made for it. You deserve credit your discovery;
done me- for certainly had despaired long ago Of ever
aHecting any such result. Yours, hastily,
j. W. BOND,
urn Of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, st. paul.
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GOAP.-Cclga,e's Pale and Toilet Soap, for sale
- wholesale and retail, BY II. GRIFFIN & co
EpURNETT's OAK TOOTH WASH An
- article far eSeeiDg any other preparation for
cleansing the teeth and purifying the breath for sale
wholesale aud retail, ~ G. R. sPURR, 2o1 Main st.
E4HRoM NEW WHEAT" Hill,p quarry
T. Beach, and other choice brands of FLOUR from
new 'Genesee' wheat, can be had at
BROOKS srEARNs.
GH0E PAPEES-For sale at manuacrlrers' prices
~ by A. BAsSETT,
jel6 DIFF Fosters Block.
EUST RECEEVED--A large lot Of Ganns
- FRENCH BOOTS and SHOES, Calf and Patent
dIheT, Oh every variety ana Tor sale at Boston prices
by GEO. Il. ALLEN,
myI3 disa Brnlay Roy.
ia DA . ii E.-HUTCHTNS' HEADACHE
6A PILLS - sure for Bilious, Nervous, Sick
Headache aud Neuralgia
These Pills warranted a sure relief Try them and
you shall not be disappointed
FOR sale By drugsists generally. jy2s daw3m
VENHE HOUNDS ARE OUT! THE HOUNDS
ARE0UT ANDSoIS
I Ii T WIG III ELL.
Buildings Of every description moved or raised in an
expeditions and woTkmaniike manner
All orders addressed c the subscriber or to Lotbrop h
emes, IS Mechanic street, will receive attention.
yvo..,.4o- ,,..,,o,, SETH TWI0HELL
worcester, May 3, 1855 dH
q At PINE AND SPRUCE
IL - ~
Vi the best quality constantly on hand and for sale at
the lowest market prices. Also
SHINGLES, CLAPBOARDS,
NIB Frnrnes IuTIisnsd 70 order III short notice and
warranted to give satisfaction. All orders by mail will
be promptly attended to.
W5suiNGToE sQqARG near meg I. q Q. ~ Earnn.
B. & W Freight Depot je12 dawtf
@54[p sPEoTACLEs. e S=-A1@
The subscriber has made efforts tie secure all the vae
ties of Glass that needed to aid defective eyesgbt
and among thea all none has been found superior or
SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
polished to the different focal distances the eye may re-
gulre; they are hard flint and clear as air. Next to
these ia excellence are the Perfscop5c of which we
have large assortment, well the Common Glass
set in Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Bows varying in
price from twenty-five cents to Fifteen Dollars.
All in need of optical aid may be sure Of finding here
something exactly fitted TO their wants. and they may re
fer to Dr. Green DR.. Sargent, DR.. Haywood Gel Dewitt
ana hundreds OF others Eno have used them.
L. D. GODDARD,
mehl9 deod8wly Union Block, 1876 Main ST.
al NEW CARRIAGE MAN
s1es $50 UFAoT0RY.--The subscriber hes fitted
III sIs-cs{SI up the building next to the WALDO
s----'-a--~- HOUSE, formerly occupied as a carriage
repository by E. Eaon for the CARRIAGE business
in ali its branches.
The different branches will be conducted by ezpsri-
CARRIAGES
OF all kinds made to order and
REPAIRIH OF CARRIA
On terms reasonable be found in the city.
HEARSES.
Those wishing Hearses built to ORDER can have an op
portunty of choosing from variety of ne1o and beauta-
uL patterns. Particular attention has been paid to this
kind of carriage.
HACKS
Made to order and repaired. Work warranted.
j. b. B0NNELL,
Waldo Street, near the Boston Il Worcester Depot.
APPS eod&wd
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hpEAL ESTATE BROK ER.-The under
M signed has taken office at No. 50, Main street,
where he will be happy meet any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots, or FARMS or those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange other property
Any person. DESTROYS Of purchasing, exchanging Real
Estate will find II for their interest to call on me- at
my office between the hours Of 81 O'Clock A. M and "a
o'clock P. NJ
N. B.-Money will be furnished 10 purchasers who wis
10 build. BENJAMIN WADsW0RTH
Worcester, July 3. 1855 dly
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81 WNoN AMI 8 I 9 EAL@ II No,
n GRAINING, &c,
j. OEEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity That he has commenced business at the
ner of Ola iGrket and Main Street. unf 9r the Ex-
change Hotel, where all orders in the above line will be
promptly attended TO- The subscriber being practical
workman OF objectionable experience both in Europe
aud America feels confident of giving complete satisfac-
ion to all who may favor him with call; and hopes by
rct attention to business merit share of public pat
onage.
SPECIMENS OF eralnng to he seen e.. premises.
mch1o d6m&w2t
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EEAtR MATTRAssEs.-A fine lot OF fine
4 4 quality Hair Mattresses, for sale low, by h. G
PARTRIDGE Il CO., 100 Main street, up stairs opposi
the P0st Office. my1 diff
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CARVING ! CARVING THE subscriber
" would respectfully inform the citizens ofWoreester
and vicinity, that he has opened a shop on WnIdo
Street, near The Boston Worcester Depot where he
is ready 10 do
w OOD GA nv ING
OF every description, in arsloa manner and on rea
Bonabe terms.
Particular attention paid 10 Cabinet, Carriage House
nd Piano Forte carving RICuARD RoWsR
q, apas dom. Worcester, Mas.
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$50 JUST RECEIVED, PER SHIP JOHN
g ~ Eliot Thaye, large invoice of
~ White Iron Stone Crockery Ware
and now opening by J L. HOOD 232 Main Street pack
ages of Toilet Ware, Dinner AID Tea Ware Plates Sc.
which win be offered whoesals and retail at prices az
low as can be bought in Boston or elsewhere.
IN would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware.
VI well filled, with both new and second
VS. hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash, or ap-
proved credit.
b. Being engaged in the manufacture of Mattresses
Bedseads Tables &C. can furnish them to the trade at
lower prices than be bought elsewhere in the city
also agent Tor the sale of HowE's PATENT ELLIPTIC
SPRING BED BOTTOM, the best article in use Those
wishing buy goods in my line Of trade will do well to
Call, as have large variety, and sell cheap
Remember the place; 232 Main Street, Pane's Block.
Worcester, Mass dawn ap22
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SNTORCESTER CORNET BAND.-W
2 L. HOBBS, Leader; N P. GODDARD, Director.
The above prepared to furnish music on all coca
Fions, as Bras, Band Any number Of musicians fur.
nished for quadrlle music,
Apply to j. NJ. ALDRICI, or to
7. G BANCROFT, Clerk.
worcester, MAY 30 1886
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nYSTER AND EATING HOUSE FOR
" sALE.-0ne Of the best Oyster and Eating Houses
Gov offered for sale Terms LIBERAL Apply at this OF
uce jel2 diff
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s6uNEAD sri OT."--You will Gnd the celebrated
~ DLAD SHOT POWDER, always on hand at
BROOKS Il SrEARNS, 8 Front st.
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RAR IRON AND STEEL.

S II T. F. L.
bltons sleigh shoe Steel, Swedish
8 4" best cast Steel, (Sandersou, Bro. Coz
8 " round machinery Steel.
" English spring
German
Blstered L)
Corkug
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F. PROVIDENCE & yyoRCHs-
e.57F TER RAIL ROAD,
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gpHUBARB RoOT.-A large quantity in store
IA aud for sale very low, by
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SOWING, for sale by
rs Y. Il J. SUTTON,
June 20 No Z Mechanic Street
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EhISsOLUTIOS OF COPARTNER-
ES SuLP-rhe copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers u1der the name OF B. L. HARDON
Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
party will sign the Of the lim liquidation Of its
affairs. B. L. HARDON.
STEPHEN SAWYER.
Worcester, July 2S. 1855. iv3l dtf
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Horse Rasps and Files
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKsMITI's BELLOWS,
BLAoKsMIrIrs SEA COAL. CHIC AND NOVA
GOTTA.
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IN BALES Harris, Brothers. superior COT.
eENF TON TWINE this day received. This Irvine is
not made Of waste like most Of the article but Of clear
cotton by which, with equal strength, you gain
400 to 600 yards to the pound. IL. GRIFFIN CO.,
Agents for Harris Brothers.
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Hl7EED.-1O tons nice for sale low, by
"a J. SUTTON,
June 20. No. Z Mechanic ST
(tUM ARABIC.--3OO pounds just received, and
w for sale in any quantity by
GE0 r. sPURR 2O1 Main 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
APERFUmED BREATH.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeable breath when by using the BALM
of Thousand Flowers as dentifrice would not only
render it but leave the teeth white aabaster?
Many persons do know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will never mentioni
Pour a single drop of the Balm on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION RAY easily be acquired by
using the balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
move tan pimpes and freckes from the skin, leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. We! towel pour tw
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water, pour two three drops
of ''Bam of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
it will beautiful softather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE IL Co., proprietOrs.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
apj lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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A Hieh oniniou from Hish auarters

The National Intelligencer claims to be a
conservative old Wing paper. 1t is one of the
oldest papers in the country, mild but clear
and pointed in the expression of its opinions,
patriotic and conservative. No paper stands
higher in the real respect of the peOple-no
papers opinions go farther OF strike deeper, or
are less colored by party prejudice or partial
ity. 1t is edited by the same men who edited
it over quarter of century ago. No man
will question the honesty of the Intelligencer's
expression of opinion The Intelligencer thus
notices Mr.. Fillmore, on the occasion of receiv-
ing his letter Of acceptance. 1t will be recol-
lected the Intelligencer has no sympathy with
the American party:
Mr.. FILLMoRE's AccEPTANcE-We receiv-
ed on Thursday, from the Hon. A. II. H.
Stuart, copy of the subjoined correspondence
for publication in our paper. If any shall be
disposed to doubt the prudence of Mr.. Fill
more's acceptance of the nomination in the
present distracted condition of parties they
must concede to him the merit Of disinterest-
edness All candid men will accord to him,
also, entire sincerity in claiming for himself a
scrupulous regard for the rights of every sec
ton of the Union, for this was distinguishing
feature in his administration of the Govern
ment. Well aware that many Wings will
dissent from The favor which he ayows for the
general objects of the party which nominated
him, we may nevertheless say that it will he
fortunate for the country if the successful can
didate, whoever he may be, shall carry into
the Presidency so national and so conservative
a spirit as has always been evinced by MIL
LARD FILLMORE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
The Great Unsettled"

James Buchanan is the man that never set
tied anything. He settled down Federalist
in early hle-but his connections becoming
unsettled, he turned out full t1edged Demo
crat. As diplomatist he undertook to "set-
tie" the Oregon controversy, by holding oU'
for "51 4O' as ''cear and unquestionable''-
but his claim in that business was awfulIy
unsettled" by the acceptance of some five
degrees less He went to England, but "set-
tied" nothing. He came away leaving every
thing unsettled He tried to, but did not set
tie the enlistment dispute. He did not settle
the Central American question. He did not
settle the disputed arbitration of the Clayton
Bulwcr Treaty. In short, he settled nothing
Altogether, he has led a very unsettled life
He has never settled anything, at home Oh
abroad-and we don't believe he ever will.
~ Y Express.
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There is an earnest wish among those not
favorable to Judge Lockhart, that his old OPP
ponent, Judge De Bruler, of Spencer, should
canvass the District as the opposing candidate
for Congress. Finding this desire so general,
we addressed him letter which was taken to
him by friend, and in this letter we expressed
in as strong a manner as we could the feelings
of his friends and their wishes. He has re-
piled to us, by acknowledging the compliment
and uttering the warmest gratitude for the
good feeling exhibited toward him, but declin-
ing to again enter political life, especially as
candidate for Office, for reasons more particu
larly connected with his private affairs, which
perhaps amply excuse him. We much regret
that he cannot take the field, but believe there
are other men in the District who can run a
successful race with Lockhart If the consul.
tations Of their friends do not bring out can
didate within short time, it MAJ become
necessary to hold general convention of all
persons in this District opposed to being rep
resented in Congress again by Judge lock
hart. If this policy be settled upon, a fell no
tice Of the time and place Of the Convention
will be given-but we hope it may be unnec-
esSary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

MEETING AT PRINCEToN.-Judge Baker adj
dressed the people of Gibson county at Prince
ton last Saturday afternoon, in place of Judge
Morton, who was sick. The Court House
could not accommodate the large crowd, and
they adjourned to the Depot. Judge Baker
addressed them there for two hours, in the
middle of hot afternoon, and the crowd stand
ing ON their feet. Notwithstanding the inter-
ruption by train of cars, scarcely man in
the crowd left, but all gave him their undivid-
ed attention. The right spirit is becoming
aroused in Gibson. We shall be surprised il
that county does not give the Peoples Ticket
Ia handsome majority. Let its friends work
earnestly, and this can be done.
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GJThose of our readers who heard Judge
Morton's speech last Friday evening, and who
know the length and breadth and heighth and
depthof Wizards abilities, will find the follow
ing paragraph particularly rich:
"The truth is, Morton is no match for Will
lard, and he is wofully restrained and con-
founded by his presence, therefore he dare not
meet him before the people face to face.
State Sentinel
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Apretty good Abolitlcnist.

Mr.. Buchanan has been great time server
in his day. His opinions have never been the
apparent honest convictions of his heart, or il
honest when uttered, they did not remain SO
long enough to be stamped with pernanency
He once thought the Missouri Compromise a
very proper act Of legislation, and he probably
thinks SO now, and regards its repeal as act
of infamy, but unfortunately he has endorsed
platform which directly opposes his old opin,
ions, and probably what are now his real opin'
ions. He once thought slavery great evil, q
political and moral evil, and thanked God that
his lot had been cast in State where it does
not exist. Yet he is now favoring the extern
sion of this evil, and endorsing every act o.
the present Administration calculated to ex-
tend slavery. Here is what he said in speech
made on the 18th day of April, 1926:
Permit me here, Mr. Chairman, for a mo-
ment, to speak upon subject, to which have
never before adverted upon this floor, and to
which, / trust, | may never again have occa-
sion to advert / mean the subject of slavery
BELIEVE 1T TO BE A GREAT POLIT-
ICAL AND A GREAT MORAL EVIL. ]
THANK GOD MY LOT HAS BEEN CAST
IN A STATE WHERE 1T DOES NOT EX-
IST. =
IT HAS BEEN A CURSE EN-
TAILED UPON US BY THAT NATION
WHICH MAKES 1T A SUBJECT OF RE-
PROACH TO OUR INSTITUTIONS.