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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-31

MRS. :. z. BOSNS ORTIZ.
FAsHIoNABLB DREss-MAKER,
NO MERCURY street, Worcester
iva AZ
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-E. W. Vail sold on
Saturday, the Charles P. Bancroft estate, on
Portland Street. for g5,65O Merrill A. Forbush
was the purchaser. Also, small cottage and
lot, containing 1900 square feet, on Quincy
Street, for Sl,275, to Edwin Ames.
INHALATIoS.-Dr. C. Howard Marshall, the
celebrated Lung Physician and Uterine Patholo-
gist will be in Worcester on Tuesday morning,
April Ist.
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ATTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
NO. D Finga's BmildinR,
yi woRCHsTEa, MAgB. dAw6rnos
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C6APtN TtLEGT SON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELLORS AT LAW
NO, and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
Henry CHAPIs g. H. TN .TsnN
jan l. 1855
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500 Bushels Fine W bite Beans.
Justreceyed and for sale by DRAPER CLARK,
ian 10 Wasb rgtor S,rouo
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L. Il. NICHOLS. N, n.

40 -. - fNhCA.S. W. BIS
HOH E0PATHI PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAIN 81. OFFICE horns
FROM TO 8. AND 7 70 4 O'CLOCK p M
Worcester, o 90 1893.
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Dr. Henry snrgeut siyes special attention 4
Diseases Of the Eye 0hce No II Worcesier Bank Block
mvlp a
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HhUNGh SWAN.

DIR. A. J., HOWE.
No 30 Front Street.. ...... Worcester
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EtectrO-C Chemical Baths.-The proprietors
of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie that they now have all the facilities for admnisering
these baths.
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Elr. LsuncIl. uses Homeopathic Remedies by In
halB0n successfully, In the treatment " Lung Diseases
Worcester, No. Wnluut-a. fl8f
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q. 4. GOODNOW

E. A. GOOD&OVV.
Wholesale Dealer and Jchher in
BOOT s. SHOES, and FUBBER
27S Main Street, up siairs)
WORCESTER. MASS
Particular attention given to orders DIFF mci3
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Dealer In NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
CrOckcryund Glass Ware
Stoves Carpets, and all kinds OF House Furnishing
Goods.
N B.-Caah paid for SECONDHAND Furniture nt 252
Main street, by J. L. hood,
mChlg div
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Slate for ROofs. The subscriber is pared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality Law il in
the best manner, the satisfactory terms Sam
piles may seen at the yard Grove street
apl3 DIFF JOHN BARNARD
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w. !. " fEL3ANgs.
dTFOR@EI fFD COUFSETLOR n LAy
NO z oentr7i Exchange, Worcester Mass.
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II. l.. AENSKv0RTH.

Bny.Anath~r prime lot Of Pressed Hay. Of e,,,e-o-
quality. just received by DRAPER < CT.stK OF
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WANTED at this office. copies OF the Daily Spy
of February 9Th, and of the Massachusetts, Spy of
February 18th
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No, Worcester Bank Block. ......... Foster Stree
jy14l WORCESTER. MASS Id&wtf
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FOSTER & E$TEf BR0OE.
AftokAEYs AND C0UNSELi 0Rs AT LAW.
Nos and Brniey Han, Worcester
DWIGHT FOSTER iani02N JAMES z. EsTERpRoov
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FtOur.-5O 600 Barrels Of Flour comprising abont
wenty dferent brans foI sale as low and perhaps low
er than can be purchased any other place in this city,
or brought from any other All who wish purchase viii
do well to call as we shall sell for few weeks low the
market price, to stock Also Is tons extra ne
feed-Beans, Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese
DRAPER 4 CLARK
jar21 diff Nos 81 and 90 Front street
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Or. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms lob Main, corner Of Walnut street. Thankfu
ms former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
20 reall their confidence, which he aters himself he ha
with their patronage ~ w
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, are inserted In all the various Styles and up
on the nest materiAla iy2B diff
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Medical NOtice,-I0 TIE AFFMCTED-Ner
Weak, Sckly, and Infrm.--Dr Convels would d.
rect the attention of such persons his celebrated
MIGRATING Cordial advertised in this paper Young and
middle aged men who have injured themselves by early
improper habits. should proenre this great remedy
Dr. is consulted personally by letter. in such ca
sfs and all disorders of geno urinary organs at his
Office, No. 321 Hanover Str ct. Boston, daw3m f26
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ADIN TnAYER

- ATTORNEY y COUNSEbbOh ~ lar.
my30
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Mrs. M. w. Oern ia, Femnie phvsicfor

~ y, "a ~ eseFMhns, a cthisle FnyssetaB
Mrs having given special attention 10 the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years Of
practice three Of which has been in this city and without
the losa Of single mother child, would with degree
OF confidence, still e and recommend her services TO her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively 10 qualified females.
b. Uterine and other Female Complaints will aIso
Supporter.
Residence, 6S Summer street, between Central and Ok
hange SITS. MO ~ 80
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TEA CHER OF MUSIC
Rooms 10, Al PIeasaus S,rees.
mch26 dim
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Wilder'e Patent Sala ma pder Safcs.-The
best Fire Proof Safe in the word with Wders Patent
Powder and Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by A. How
LAND General Insurance Agent No 14l Main st.. over
the Qunsigamond hank mcl27 d3m
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NUMHHhUIAII AND NAUTIUAL INSTITUTE,
81 fremont Street, Boston.
Persons preparing for busnfs s or for sea- will end IT
greatly for their good to attend this Institute as they can
receive the most practical instructions and very superior
advantages Il is open Day and Evening. Tu ton very
moderate-stationery included. Young men seeking
EsD PlOyment, will nd this the best M dunn through
which to obtain ii. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LApEs
mch4 d3rn
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yViLLIANi nICKINsoN

NJ Hht PUBLTN,
No. IFS Main street, Worcester.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-27

0sB or TINS WONDERS rHs woRtD-The Boston Post
says;
There great deal said about the Victoria bridge
At the late Canada celebration and story aaat thai
her nice little Majesty will over the seas celebrate
its completion This structure across the st Lawrence
short way above Montreal the Canada papers tell viii
be one OF the great wonders Of the world II com
menced In July 1854 and is 10 be completed
IN 1860 The total estimated was originally Sroui
$1,000 000 but recently the plans have been amended 70
as TO reduce TO little Sc 900 600 The extreme
length Of the bridge Including the ahumen At each side
will be 1000 feet, rather than mile and quar-
ter There will be 20 piers Of solid masonry supporting
the iron supers,rncure Of the bridge The centre VII
span $50 eet and the other spans esh 242 feet vide bs
height OF the centre Of the hraae Is Ice so feet above m
water level The weight Of iron Ia the tubes will be 5000
tons, and The contents OF the Masonry 10000 900 cubic
eet, when the whole structure ia finished The famous
britannia Tubular Suspension Bridge crossing the henn
Straits and now one Of the curioyities Of the world WI
scarcely be circumstance 10 H. Including the embanE
nenis at each side the total length Of the bridge from river
bank to river bank, will be 2s4 feet or very nearly E
miles Nine piers Of the bridge completed butar
az yet uneounecied by any roadway. They present
plain surface on the two sides and lover end the soc
aooR the current being of wedge shape in order To be
aod turn aside the blocks Of ice provide sgaps' Whose
destructive power hes been the great engineering Officially
Of the enterprise"
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS

The great benz FITS OF the late law OF Congress for the ap
p0ntmeut Of assistant and deputy solicitors very ev
mt upon the call Of the docket Of this court yesterday
This Solicitor and his assistant have made great progress
the examination Of the cesc and anticipate the dspo
stou Of large amount Of business during the present
sion Each days experience shows the absolute necessity
such court for the administration Of justice to tho c
zenS and for the recognition Of the principle that the Uni
ted States not lofty for the rendition to each man
however humble Of his lust dues
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TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
The Nashville Union says!

The nashville Union says!
Tennessee and Kentucky the only southern States which
voted for Scott stand side By side in the democratic
column. The aggregate vote Ia The two States varies but
little, and the nsorites nearly the Both states
give 1000 and less than 500. majority for Buchanan
and Breckenridge The gain Kentucky since the last cleo
tons greatest bat Tennessee repudsted know pohngsm
from tho start and her majority IL nov little the largest
Kentucky bad the benefit Of the popularity Of the democratic
candidate for the Woe presidency but Tennessee had the
benefit q the unpopusriy Of the know nothing candidate
for the same office. hard to tell which made most from
being the home 81 the candidates"
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AN APPEAL TO TnE PEOPLE

In Percy Walkers congressional dsic, in Alabama the
democratic majority in The presidential vote Is one thou
sand seven hundred The know-uothipg majority las,
y'ar was six hundred. Percy Walker was requested to
resign BY the Mobile know-nothrgs because be refused 10
support Fillmore Percy Walker took appeal from the
lodges the people and the verdict has been rendered
the polls In favor OF Walker
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Since political excitement has shated, and Kansas has
ceased TO bleed for their support the mushroom party
press (ssys the journal Of Commerce) find IL diu 10
maintain their feeble existence and dying by
one. The following know-nothing aud blsck-repubcan
daily papers baye collapsed since the November election
Washington Organ New York Despatch Baltimore Amer
lean Democrat Batavia Press Batavia Spirit Of the Tmes
Providence News and Watertown Republican.
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Geographical.

ARREsT ANoTHrR SoTE-BRoKER IN NEw YoRK-
Abraham d L. Whipple note-broker doing business in
William street New York, arrested on Saturday
mig last the complaint Of Mr.. George o. Burst a
merchant Of that city, who charges him with false pre-
fences and embtzzlement The accused was committed to
wait examination.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-27

The strong.minded women holding tbei
seventh annual convention in the city ofNew York From
The first days proceedings reported in the EveniDl
Post, we extract the following;
"Mr Thomas ID. Blsncourt, young with ,pectscle
who bad annoyed the audience considerably by inceb
clsPping during Mrs. Davss address then invited hps
upon the platform, and addressed the audience for ,hOr
time, In come incoberent remarks. chiefly about slavery
cit soon became evident that the poor insane
and tho president finally persusded bin cit down"
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A FLoURIshINs STATE.

The State OF Texas is certainly in envabe cond
ton Her comptroller, in recent report, pieens b'
following fstteriog picture Of sff irs:
The State is out Of debt, with surplus Of nil
lion OF dollars In the treasury permanent per cent
school fund Of ten millions Of dollars inappropriate
public domain estimated hundred millions OF a ere
which, judiciously used would subserve all the purposes
internal Improvements required by the State, and Tar
lighter than imposed any other people, and which
adequate to all the wants Of the government The aggregate
amount OF taxable properly very nearly $3.50 900 0e
being increase Of s22 600 the previous year"
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comparison OF these figures with those representing
the naval forces in commission on the lst OF january
shows that since the ratification Of the peace reduction
men
kossuth is reyivnR public speaker denouncng all
governments and all diplomats wrong and himself alone
right The London Times upon him for the abuse
u the shelter and hospitality afforded him.
FRANCE
The Emperor remains In Paris and win not 20 70 Pom
ianllsnu ~ at time intended
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1ntelgepce has reached The War Department Of tb
death, BY suicide, Of First Luepant Trueman X Wal
bridge fourth artillery, United States army LeueuaD
w. was under orders to join bis company in Florida
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 81, 1866
THE DEMoCRArIc CELEBRATION.

The democratic celebration in Washington in honor Of
the election Of Buchanan and Breckenridge place TO-
day and we have doubt that the demonstration through
out the day and evening viii in every respect be worthy OF
the cause the victory and the patriotic citizens Of the
national capital Our readers are referred :" - =,
uuu 'o' u' regard to the route Of the pro
eesSu and the other arrangements Incidental to the eels
y
.ration.
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SOMETHING WHICH SHOULD BE PLACED ON REC
ORD.

Il will be recoected that after the October election
in Pennsylvania considerable curiosity was esinced as 10
the whereabouts Of Colonel Fremont who about that time
suddenly and mysterious disappeared from the public
gazeat least from the public and private case OF bis fe
low. citizens of New York We have it from the most
questionable authority that the back-republican cand
date for the presidency disappeared myseriousy from
New York to appear mysterously in Philadelphia and
that for several days 5are the l4h Of 0oder and The la
Of November he remained incog in the house Of Mr. Isaac
r. Davis, in the last-named city and, furthermore
that while an inmate of Mr.. Davis's house, he had
one If several interviews with Mr. Isaac Newton who
resides in Delaware county, Pennsylvania, and who a
that time a candidate for presidential eecor tie
Fgraore ticket During these interviews, Colonel Fro
mont made use OF the strongest personal appeals ant
the most dishonoracle propositions with the view Of Sc
duciug Mr. Newton into his support, and thereby te
beray the trust reposed ia Mr. N. by his political asso
GATES but without For the truth Of this stat
ment refer although not authorized to do to NJ,
Newton himself He is almost as well known to the CHI,
of Washington he to the citizens of philadelphia
and all who enjoy the pleasure of his acquaintance viii
cheerfully bear testimony to his character as gen.
,eman of the strictest honor and veracity.
Decency and morality must be at the very lowest ebb II
the back-repubcsn party when it's candidate for ih'
presidency could soop low to seek political enemy
ia disguise for the purpose Of wheedng him into be
trayal of his trust by the employment of which
honest honorable would spurn with and indig
nation When the quntupe alliance raising the or,
of fraud and corruption about the election in Phadel
pha it is but charity suppose they knew not how muc
their candidate implicated in the dishonest and dis
reputable practices which they falsely attributed 10 demo
Gratis.
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DISTANCES ATLANTIC THE VAR Us ROUTES
The Boston Post gives the following the correct dis
across the Atlantic by the various routes circe
saling) as furnished II by Lieut. Mauryi
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FLORIDA.

United States senator is to be chosen by this legisla
ture in place Of Mr. Mallory dem whose term OF service
expires on the 4th Of March next
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ATTEMPTED oSTRACISM OF DEMOCRATIC Lee.
TURERS


TURERS.
Whenever (says the Albany Argus) the enemies of the
democracy in their various DISCUSSES repealed in Their
attacks upon the constitution they aveuge themselves up
democrats by attempted social political disanchise-
ent The various "navisf movements which in former
years grew of the discontinue of the whg party,
the result of this feeling. The prescription of small dealers
who refused to join in the panic manifestations of the
bank campaign the prescription OF democratic workmeu
in the gh.tar times and the propositions
up and prerequisites for the right of suffrage BY
the masses are manifestations of the insoent mood
Fortunately far political rights concerned the in.
science is coupled with impudence that makes it utterly
unworthy Of condemnation, except manifestation of
evil spirit
The last demonstration Of this yrannica mood is the
avowed purpose of the bacepubcan press prescribe
and exclude from public hearing such lecturers may
views in with those OF the fanatics and
demagogues who control that faction.
This is not CONTINUES the Argusl idle threat
that be executed in its harshest siguiG-
canoe. When VIM. Gilmore Sims attempted in New York
to defend the part taken by the Caronas in the American
revolution and show the great services and sacrifices OF
the Of the revolution he upon by the keRne
Of the New York press and barked down by the NANCY
cura
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-27

The Grand Northern Railway Company have been de-
fauded of INN amount of money in consequence
of the dishonesty of its principal OH ers Already
1t has been proved that bis dsscatons amount TO tl60
amount.
Mr.. leopold Redpah, of az Chester-terrace, Regents
Park, WAS until few days since the register OF shares
and ranserer Of stock ia the Great Northern Railway
Company Although his salary not very extensive,
amounting to something f2so aud f30o he
lived In a luxurious style in fashionable hous- bad q
bx Ia the opea was hn5pe Of the theatres governor
OF Chr,s,s Hospital and of the Royal 81 Annes Society,
and subscriber and director Of Of the most prom
nent metropolitan institutions There wac scarcely
fashionable party operate performance CATERING
Of the beau monde In which the name OF Leopold Red
path, eco y did not sppenr 80
Az principal register OF stock Mr. R@dpah bad OF course
the OF the department of the oompsnys bust
and on Tuesday morning they resssembd The purpose
of entering upo, their duties. Soon after they met MT
RsdpAth entered the room, and raid 10 the chief clerk
What you going TO dor The chief clerk replied,
To 70 through all the accounts from the commencement
Of the COMPANY Mr. Redpath replied that Is perfect
ly useless proceeding You will 6nd all the accounts right
Qro-e and IL 70 Of entering into deais The
chief clerk said "We bound TO go into The whole OF
the accouna the directors have given explicit drec
tons 10 do So and wish TO begin viii the numerical
register Mr.. Rsdpatb took mp one OF the books and
threw down again. saying, Well that Is your ntn-
ton will have nothing 70 do WIN ne ,nen sa,o 70
of the officers, am going out Tor rev minutes lie
wont but returned
Previous however his departure he sent one OF the
belonging to the railway to the Union SANK
place the title deeds Of bis house 10 Ones
terpce and other securit,s which lodged there 10
his name, directing him 10 meet him. with the document
Chester place The porter msspprehending ms insuc
toDs took the parcel he rececd irvm the bank TO h'
Great Northern railway, and the officials OF the company
hav. taken possession Of H. end notice has been given 8,
the bsnk 70 withhold his balance until further inquiry
A soou ~ the discovery Of the frauds was made drec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-19
Mr. Summer.

From the testimony of most respectable ply.
stefan who was in attendance upon Mr. Sumner
there is to doubt that he could have left
his room and attended the Senate without the
slightest detriment, on the very next day after his
Gaming If there was any shame in the man. we
should think that he woald blush scarlet to take
bis place once more among men in the Senate He
has been brought to bed Of ridiculous humbug,
and confined longer than the most delicate lady at
ter painful accouehment Now that he is safely
delivered, we trust he will be prudent and avoid
exposing himself again TO similar accidents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-19

q Mans days are few and full Of s0r.
at best but many Of the ills which be 10 sub
iected might be relieved averted, IL proper rene
dies were resortod to. We have frequently known
persons OF delicate consultations to suffer thraueh
tort fe-time from disordered stomaehs iEoiaestion
and attacks Of. biousness, simply because they re-
fused to inveoratins toncs aid nature In the
performances Of its functons, while they might have
found relief in short tims BY using KAKER's Pas
MUM BfTrEas, the best family medicine yet discov-
cred for sueh complauas a. We have alluded TO The
proprietor has in his possession the certificates of
Thousands Of persons who have used his Bittsn aud
been cured BY them Let the afflicted, therefore suf
no lonssr, but partake Of the psnscsa offered
them and be restored TO health.
For sale by all the principal druggists In the city
and elsewhere. iey
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my q

~ Fletcher,s Hair Tonic il one OF the
happiest as well as most useful preparations that ever
was invented for the Hair. Its soothing and pene-
tratinE effects are wonderfully and perceptibly felt
nsomuch that the general exclamation Il. "Oh what
delightful article Fletchers Hair Tonic s; and its
benshu are unsquallsd by any other preparation 1t
perfectly eradcates dandru from the scaip it speed
y stops the hair from falling off makes the coarsest
q few bottles is changed to beautiful dark brown
Nor is there any preparation that is equal to
Fletcher's in dressing hair. Ono or two, appllca-
tons week-being sufficient to keep 1t in healthy
condition.
r is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country and for sale, wholesale and retail by the
ma mn faeturer JOHN B. JOHNSON,
je6 10th ST., between Main and Cary.