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NpIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE

ICE AOA Il Il ~ "
DIR. MoRsE'S
INVIG o RATING @ OIRDIAI
Not only relieves, but actually extermnates all nervous
diseases by removing their causes and building up and
certifying The whole physical system that it becomes All
soluey invulnerabe all attacks Of this character and
relapse is therefore impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines pecularites never before associated in any
medicine While it acts specifically upon the circulation
and the secretons purifying and renovating both and
gives tone and regularity of action to the stomach and bow
els lEr rsa -s+I
To every relaxed organ it mparts degree of muscular
strength and capacity to endure fatigue whether bod
lily mental that is perfectly astonishing The faced
flesh and muscles harden under its influence nerves
are Daced every hDre is restrung; and any suspended
Junction. either il women, restored to tull Wig
All other oncs and stnuants produce reaction bnt
1t is the popularity OF 1t
DIR. Morse's Invigorating Cordial
to operate unspent" The influence it exers uniform
and perpetual it seems to
INJECT NEW LIFE.
into the wholesystem. The impotence of age the relax
alton produced by Indulgence weakness that seems CON
stttutonal and every known affection Of the nerves Of
sensation and of motion, relieved cured by sin.
gle course Of this rejuyenating preparation.
Among the diseases for which it is inalhle specific
the following may be enumerated Nervous Incapacity ~
couragement DesI air; Involuntary Weeping Mental
Gaplpsipni Loss Of Memory: Tremulousness Rush of
Emacation; Muscular Relaxation; Irritabity; Dyspep
STA; Torpor after Eating; Nervous Cough; Unpleasant En-
ucta ions Foul BREATH Irregular les of the Bowels Sleep
lessness; Ennui; Involuntary Signing; Anxiety; Cause
less Fears; Monomania Religious Melancholy; and
cry species of complaint MISUNDERSTANDING Immediately
or remotely--with the functions of the nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE; in every delicate
physical exgency this unrivalled, safe and inalble
hiaran is earnestly recommended 1t diuses delight
calm through the whole system and by communicating to
feebled organism the energy which nature has denied,
orindulgence destroyed it inevitably prolongs life, while
it contributes 10 its enjoyment.
The testimonials to it's efficacy, from clergymen Of
hga standing, leading medical men, and, in fact, en-
braces every profession, occupation and class.
CAUTION.
Dr. Morses Invgoratng Cordial has been counterfeted
by some unprncpled persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the propre'
tors facsimile pasted the cork of each bottle and
the following words blown in the glass;
"Dr. MOrse's Imvi%Ornlimg COrdinl,
c. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y"
M The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, in pint
bottles Price So per bottle, two for So six for $12
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. NJ. B.
GREEN & CO., Agents for Worcester.
feh12 deod2n
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHx MIToz EARLE &
THOMAS DREW a. No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
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mants.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. "A va
IA riety of BOOKS from which three to i've dolaSs
day can be made can now be obtained at the Agents.
Emporium, 2T5 Main street, Worcester. Honorable.
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen, No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from 1--WE to Atty dollars For grand chances call
$40 diff M WIN. ALLEN.
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FENHIS valuable External and Internal Remedy origi-
b mated with skiilful and Scientific Chemist who
found it difficult to obtain article that would with
tanty and in short space of time effect sure cure of
Wounds, bruises, Cuts Burns &c. By various expert
ments, he at length discovered preparation which
swered his most sanguiue expectations and its peculiar
virtues becoming known to his friends he induced by
them to prepare it for general use.
Since its FIRST introduction to the public some important
additions and improvements have been made in its compo
Hition increasing its value and making it applicable to
greater number of Diseases especially to those of the
Stomach and bowels and it is used Internally with,
il possible, greater success than Externally
DYEK'S HEALING EMBROCATION
perfect pain destroyer and invaluable Remedy foT
rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Sealds, Burns, Bruises
Cholera Morbus, Darrhoea, Sore Throat, Swelling
Cramp, &C.
Il is indeed truly gratifying toreceye such ndis
puabe proofs of the value of this astonishing remedy
daily presented forming array of facts,
paraelIed in the history of any other preparation We
know its true value sperimentay and do not hesitate to
recommend it superior to any other Medicine for SINH
lar purposes and willing at any time to refund the
money, if it toes not give entire satisfaction possess all
the virtues we ascribe to it.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Be sure and get the genuine.
A. I'll, FIELD,
Successor to c. Dyer, Jr
SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURE Err.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l.
For salem Worcester by DAVID SCOTT G. r. SPUR
and Dugeists generally. ian2ad&w6m
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DAILY PAPER.-Fiye dollars per year $50 for six
months; $125 for three months: 10 per week. single
opies two cents each When Paid strietlyin ADVANCE,
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportionate
educton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, l75 cts year; single copies cents each.
u The postage the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarter to other States IS
in all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts year. in
other States. "a cts. q wear
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7V7RY DIR. CLogGH,s COLUMBIAN

yNNRY DIR. CL0UGH'S COLUMBIAN
PILLSt
These n'ls getting wonderful sale, for new thing
n MARKET the they disease so certainly
Dyspepsia Lver Complain, Headache Costyeness Piles,
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEMALES TO USE,
under adecate circumstances, these Pills are the most
mild Innocent and certain any medicine discoy
cred The proprietor is willing TO forfeit the medicine in
all cases f the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith
fully used. Powerful, drostic nurgatves generally do
more hurt than good; but these pills not such
tice they very mild and gentle, but powerful TO
pei and cure use, and every family would do well TO
keen them the house for in preference 10 any other
medicine Try these Pulls. by all means Soll in Wor-
cester by D. Scott g. r. Spur, Green, and all medicine
dealers every where. BURR Il PERRY, Boston, Agents
oil dawH
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ENNOCH MEKRlLL, Wholesale aud Real
EN Dealer in
HATS, CAPS. FANCY FURS.
Gloves Mttens, suspenders, Han Ieerchefs, Umbrellas,
Shirts Bosoms Collars Feeng Boys Belts, Trunks, Va.
Uses and Carpet Bags. Also, Willow Wagons, Cradles,
Baskets Cages Fountains, &c. Toys and Fancy Goods
Of every variety Brushes Razors Sops, Soap Scsscra
Combs Feather Busters, Pins and Needles. grand
sorment of Childrens Books Bibles Books for Presents
Paper, Inks, Pens, &c, &c.
221 Main Ste. Worcester, Mass.
b. am Agent for BraDts Pulmonary iIasam and
Purifying Extract, DR.. Arnold's Dysentery Balsam,
Jo.es Drops for Humors, Burdtts Hair Compound, &c.
&c g. iy4wf
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Nntires.

| fp.-The undersigned have this day
formed copartnershp for transactinga general
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Prod
Leather, &c, under the name OF UPHAM ALDRICH,
and will continue the business OF Adj Co. at No. a.
and 40 Front Street, as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1856 dtf
ENIRE INSURANCE.-rhe Mechanics, Mutu
Tre insurance Co.. Of Worcester, hereby give notice
ta the directors of said Company have by deter
mined to divide the property insured by them into two
glasses, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanical
Oass which takes effect from this date. One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed 10 be insured in
the Manufacturers Class they prepared to insure in
that class the same terms as other Mutual ces CO..
ton and Woien Mills, having the following Characters.
tics, viz built of brick stone heated by steam having
constant watch good force pump expressly for ex-
ungushing tires, and the picker out Of the main mill or
II In the mill, in fire proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass dwelling houses farm barns stores
STOCKS OF goods machine SHOPS, and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such as is
termed extra hazardous
DIREcroRs.- Henry Denny. Worcester Geo. Black
bum, eostoa Esek Saunders, Grafton Aonzo White
Leicester R. s. Denny clappvls; Geo. A. Rice Wor.
cester; VIM B. Fox, Jr., Worcester; Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel Tanrer, Worcester Samuel I. Hodg
VIM. s. Denny sec'y --f
Worcester, Sept TO- 1856. diff
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY. Worcester, Mass.
INCORPORATED ls45
Guarantee Capital. 100000.
hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't. CLARENDON HARRIS Sec'y
This very successful Company, upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
the rates of Premium about per cent and dispense en-
rey With depose notes. the annual premium being the
xtent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken risk.
Policies issued on good lives for California and other
Countries, at reduced rates of premium. -
For further information, apply to
CLARENDON p aRltIs. sec'y 9s Mcin st.,
mar dIy worcests-
To the Courts and Justices having Jurisdiction in the
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Premiums will not be awarded in this class unless the
milk of the competing Cow has been manufactured into
Butter or Cheese, and daily yield OF ID of
Butter, or lbs, mich Cheese weighed as ready for
Market obtained therefom for the period of six months
preceding the LIST of September 1856
Regard will be had in making the awards, to the ages
of the animals he number of Cows kept together their
food and the consequent comparative expense of keeping
and their product.
GLASS ".
For the bes5 Cow of any breed mixture of breeds
(rom herd of not less than Cows which shall have
been owned by hecomPetitnr from July l. 1856 to the
day of the Show kept for the manufacture of Butter or
Cheese for period of six months Immediately preced
ing the list of Sept 1856
second - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
Jhird s..s'..s..s..-............ 80
FOurtn Observation-Disclosures. 20
Premiums in this class will natbe awarded unless there
has been average daily yield Of h. Butter or lbs
new mich Cheese for the whole period of trial weighed
as ready for market.
GLASS v
For the best Cow keptfor milk owned by the COM
pettlr from the LIST day of july 1856 the day of the
Show
a premium 81. ...-.-...s...........$4O
For the next best. .........,............ 30
................... 70
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For SAFE - 15o..Ia.,- n...,li.,-. = Il

fE5sss FOR. SALE IA o.story Dwelling House
GA ted in the village of North Charlton abont mile
ron marion Depot on the north side the old Worces
sr ana stafford Turnpike, and formerly the residence Of
well calculated for two families. n -, : : >
Also about acres of Land lying on the opposite side
.. SAD road with small Barn thereon 1t will be soId
low price separately all together and liberal
cie1 gwen for most of the purchase money and Is de-
slraole location for boot or Shoemaker or Other
chanic. = InS = VI n SsTeT me.
Leicester Nov. 7, 1856 lau ls =. = das-ts
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DEAL ESTATE BROKER.-OFFIOE
IA Corner of Myrtle and Southbridgoists,
FOR sale, and payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
aodern built HOUSES, situated in all parts Of the city.
lso eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash,
r for good credit money will be advanced in part
uid, if desired.) .ef uT
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
HOUSEHOLDS, in this city, the reasonable terms.
Persons la the country who are wishing purchase
teal Estate this city, will find it for their est
all at my Office. j3 diff A. J. EATON. 70
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GENTEEL HOUSE s LoT ron sAI.n,

%i1 Bsaatifut Location, No. cro,on Street,
ILL near Pleasant Street.
consisting of Two Story House. nearly new thorough
~ built, conveniently arranged for two con
tanning most Of the modern improvements = =.
Inc lot is 90 by 100000 feet. Upon the same ia
Snoe variety OF Fruit Trees in bearing condition This
location Is very desirable from Its elevated postoneo
handing fine view Of large portion of the CITY, and s
proximity to the centre of business being but We minutes
wax from the City Hall, Terms liberal.
For particulars, inquire on the premises.
Worcester, june 4, 1856. -~lT dos
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Price Two cents.
ReaI Gstute.

RUILDING LoTs-wen located in dss-s1.
AS parts Of this city. For Sale chean Nv " ene'ent
AeoilsI u A. HARRINGTON L co.
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ENAnMS FUR SALEs-The subscriber offers
SALE the coming Spring, the following Beal Estate:
Farm of 100 acres, ia Worcester.
do, SIS acres tn Sutton.
Farms in Leicester,
Farm In Spencer
House, Barn and acres of land near the centre os
Grafton. W ~ Ss.s v
do. Of 140 acres in Millbury rfe-,
Millbury. y - = 800 = '@1e' ~
new House, and acre of land in Worcester
An OF the above Estates very desirable situations
nd Will be sold on very reasonable terms
Anvil. rrvra1
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e. e. ABBOTT.

REAR ESTATE BRoK ER,
JFFTcE, No. /, FLAeG's BUILDING,
avng recently made several extensive additions to his
st OF Real Estate both in the city and country consist
ng Of Houses Building Lots Farms Wood Lots, Water
riveges, &C. takes pleasure in announcing the pub
c generally that he is prepared offer greater in
ucements to purchasers of Real Estate than he has
efore done, offered in this city.
Also Real Estate of all kinds bought and sold, and
hanged, commission. Also Tenements located in
ious parts of the city, constantly on hand.
Pleae call at my Office, and examine my lists, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester JAN &C. DIFF
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DEAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under
"a signed has taken office at No. 50, Main street,
Ie be gilt he haopy 70 meet DeEsQus desipoqa .of
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
Any person, DESTROYS Of purchasing exchanging Real
Estate, will find it for their interest to call me, at
'clock 2. NJ. 3la .t
N. B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
o build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH.
Worcester. July 3. 1856 d1v
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CoPurfnership.-The undersigned have this day
formed copartnershp for transacting general com.
mission business in Flour Grain Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C, under the name OF UPHAM 4 ALDRIcH,
and VII continue the business OF Adj Co. at No. ~
and 40 Front Street. as heretofore. $3.50
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

lExPLANATIoY.-E htto ten words make line-l0 to
lines are Square nonparel type
Under lines From 81 10 ZiaeH From 3 To 10 I'm 81
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0N HARVARD STREET-A good Rr;,5,,.
y A0' i0r SAie ~ O. A. HARRINGTON.
t.Ae
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premium Of. ........-................ ..$40
For the next best. 30
-. ................... 20
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INVIG . RATING @ OiRDIAI, !
Not only relieves, but actually extermnates all nervous
diseases by removing their and building up and
terrifying The whole physical system, that it becomes alb
soutey invulnerabe to all attacks of this character and
relapse is therefore impossible.
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free-olsm owes to this ooun,epanee and eneour-
agement Of the Executive il is impossible TO say
but this we know. that. whereas at the close
Of Mr.. Fillmore's administration IL WAS PROSTATE
and wrthing ia the dust. shortly after the os'1i-
mencemenf Of the present incumbent's. II became
erect, defiant and aggressive. Nor can we full
10 observe the portenious fact that the Presi-
dents party friends in Congress now pursa-
ing. under his very eyes course. the almost
inevitable consequence Of which must bs TO give
the organization and control Of that body to the
free sellers. They refuse most obsiina'eiy all
co operation with the only body of men there
by whose assistance the free sellers can be de-
feated. aud by gratutous offer of insult have
created an impossible chasm between them
With these things TO remember and reflect on.
while we do not hesitate to express our concur
renee in the sentiments Of the message, can
not. a. men united to the South by every lie of
affection, interest and sympathy, agree that we
owe any gratitude to President Pierce. The
present right cannot remedy the greater wrong
he has done us. His first bid was for Northern
favor-fang to get it he now woos the South
lie will WOO il in vain. SO far as we have will or
influence.
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Notices Of Books.

THs Rival. BEAUTIES by Mss Pdrdoe) The
writer Of this book is authorizes of established
reputation. Her style is spirited aud her char
actefs brought upon thu stage with dramatic
di-tnctness and order. that engage aud hold the
interest Of the realer throughout the narrative.
The book before is said TO be n work of absorb
ing interest.
TEyERrNo fBy George SandJ This il of
the plea-antest and least meretricipus of the
many brilliant productions of Ma lame Dadcvant.
1t is essentially French in its main features. but
free from the licenou-ness of tone for which
most novels If that school and specially those of
the writer are distinguished. fnvcrino il delight
fully fresh and graphic conception, productive Of
none other than agreeable and harmless sensa-
tons.
Ny FIRST SEASON by Beatrice ReynoidsJ A
new picture Of English arstocratic life detailing.
in the auto. geographic style. the experiences Of
young girl. Transferred suddenly from an humble.
sphere. to the dazzling and gddy whirl Of fash
ionabe life. The scenes presented wildly
tnd the story abounds with incidents Of inter
est.
The foregoing works have been received from
the Publishing House If Fetridge & Go. Boston.
through the hands of Mr. Morse,on whose shelves
they may be- found for sale.
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Our neighbor need not distress himself about
the ETH section. Tho principles contained in
that resolution were ralmly and maturelv consid
cred by the national men in he philadephil Con-
vention, adopted by them, and announced as the
creed of the National American party,regardess
of the fact that it cut of large division Of the
party in the North Since then,the 18th section
has been ratified. endorsed and adopted in all the
Southern States. a couneli in Rockingham and a
portion of the party in Rchmond,with Mr. Bolts
at their head, may think themselves wiser tlan
the Philadelphia convention, aud wiser dian the
whole American party in ali the Southern States.
and may act according ly--but the American par.
ty in tho Soo'hera States will probably think
differently. and also act accordingly.
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RAILROADS IL THE UNITED STATES i, is
stated that in 1928 there were hu, three miles of
railway in the United States in 1929 it incrcas
ed to 25 miles in 1880 to a miles, in 1910 10 ?.
i67 miles. now ia 1856 it reaches 232ll nils
We have in addition probably 1000 miles of dou-
BILE track. making in all more than o5oOO miles
of iron way,ar length more than Sufficient Ia en-.
circle the gebe at the equator. Within ten vrar.
the length has been qaadrupled, aud since 1850,
alone, trehled There are now at les,filol Ill
IN process OF construction that will be in use be-
fore the end ct the year 1857. Valuing the com.
pleted railroads Mt 10000 per mil", the capital
now invested in this Interest amount, To sG97..
26O,OO0
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LovER,-A youhg gentlemen, says an ex-
change. who lives on sentiment aud moonlight "A
believer IN Byron and tae--a youth who iii -iikes
nni.e ga"d advice and sut pork. and who sup
poses that all that's required Ia convert this world
into paradise. is a siN keyed ilntc and pair Of
light blue eyes. The lover is great glider
lIovels, with his brush. are converted INFO Gotta
ces. He transmuies red hair into sun cninr.d
ringlris The lover seis no value ua business
very little on weather. Al he wants i "The Star
of Love- and solitude. The lover takes La geiy
to mis"n,hroPy. and looks upon the word as
"cold and calculating"
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26O,OOI).

TbeBoston Advertiser records the liberal he
quest by the late p. p. f. Degrand, of that CITY,
of ene-quarter part of his property (which is est-
mated TO amount in value to sI20,OO To U.r.
ward CoIlege.the income to be expended in enrich.
ing particular department of the library lie
also bequcaths one twelfth Of his property to the
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- g.
Banks In the United States.

According to a report made by the Secretary
ofthe Treasury (which We find condensed in the
Railroad Journal the comparative condition
of the Banks in the United States, at the begin
ming of 1897, 1854. and 1855. was as fol.
lows:-
In 1897. the banks numbered 756, with CAPT
tai of 1920. ~, 09l; In 1854. there were l,203
banks with 1901 ,06,07l capital; and in I555,iheir
number had increased to 800 with 1922 Ia. 255
capital. The loans and discounts, in 1855, were
In round numbers $3.50. 900 600, nineteen millions
more than in 1854. aud fifty-one millions more
than in 1897. The specie aud spsce fund,in 1850
amounted to s75s00, 900, which was : 10 O}0.00n
more than IN 1854 and s32 00O, 900 moro than Ia
l637, which shows large present specie strength
The circulation in 1853 was one hundred and
eighty seven millions. seventeen millions les than
in 1854. but thirty millions greater than in
ISL over fifty fnur millions more than in lsIS;
aud over one hundred aud twenty eight millions
than ia 1913. The deposits ha,c Increased since
1887 sixty-,b millions. The total If immediate
liabilities, in 1855. four hundred and twenty
two and one half tnillipn.. aud that of nneliai.
means one hundred d fifty five millions, show
ing greater disproporlnn than in lS37 or b.
In the latter year the proportion between iirme-
diaie means WAS one hlu led aud ,hi t. ~
millions TO seventy four millions. or less than
double.
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ble ins,itntion..

TIE BALTIMORE pATRIoT.-Ths sterling. we'll
conducted journal announces that change has
taken place in its pfoprietorshiP, which is es-
peeied to add TO it, already high standing n
new. and commercial paper Of the frst class.
John F. MeJilton. E.q. has disposed Of nm in
tcrest ia it TO Me.srs. John Will and William
Carpenter. and the paper will hereafter BE- con
Quoted in the name Of the new firm.