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Worcester, April Gath. IS56.-It is gen
T ally known that the best place to buy
CLOT HING,
F U R N I S HING GODS,
is AT
l. u Il II e r S


No. l Worcester House Block,
And would say friends and customers that we
insure to them better bargains this spring than
before. Our goo all new and of the best maze and
material. We give PERSONAL attention 10 the manu-
featuring Of all othing, therefore we are confident tat
in point Of style, quality, and price, can suit the
most fastidions.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
We find that a ftv people yet remain IN the error
Clothing store as at TGikor's Shop eSciusiye to
such we would say if you will bat favor us with yonr
prove at that our "1'
ustOm Clothing !!
is second to none and just about 10 per cent less price
than you will Rnd elsewhere. ap24 a
New and VntunBse DiHcoyery-DR
HAMs AROMATIC INNIG0RATING spIRIT-.lhis
delicious beverages superior 10 all invgoating Cordias
sehnapps Nerynes &c. in use for the curs Of Dyspepsia
nervousness Heartburn DrOwsiEess, kidney Complaints
Meiamhoy Denrium Tremens, lHtemperanee, DC. as ii
VIII nVigorate and strengthen but will not intoxicate or
stupefy.
Persons who have become hahtuaied to the excessive
use Of Tobacco, Opium aud spirtaous Liquors. WIN and
speedy anu permanent relief from the desire TO use those
destroying agents by taxi bottle or TWO Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
weak ana sckly families will find Dr., Hams Inylgor-
auhg spirit quick and sure cure for all female Difficult
tes pelhg regeneration las asrengthener of Inc
human system. Each complaint that the Aromatic Inyr
orang cordial is calculated to cure is named on the wra6
Pers accompanying each bottle, and full directions ior ne
are also infinitely given. '''
Piice 81 per bottle. Prepared by Dr. DARtrs HAM
rtncipal Ulhce NO. Liberty street, New York where
whuese oiuers should be addressed For sale by Drug
giss throughout the Cneu states - D'Ne
VlD SCOTT. dnwlv d"e5o
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CHAPIN X TILLOTSoN,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELL0RS AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass.
HENRY CHAPLIN. 0. II. TILLoTsoN.
Z, Jan. l. 1856. IF
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COnsHnptsOn DURABLE BY INHALATION
Boston Lung Institute No. 69A Summer Street gnston
DAVID YOUNGMAN, NJ D, N. NJ. s. S. Examininp
Ply SCION Dr. Youugnan be consulted daily al his
Office, as above, from O'Clock A. NJ to 4 p NJ after
which he will visit patients at their residences il de
sired C. MORSE & co. Pronrisi3ors
my6 deodSw3;n
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LATEST FROM PHILADELPHIA.
FREMoNTs NOMINATION sUREi

We reeeived dispatch from Philadelphia, yes.
terday afternoon at five o'clock, stating that
Mclean and Chase had withdrawn their names,
and that Fremont, the Peoples candidate, would
undoubtedly be nominated for President, with
great unanimity, on the first ballot
The state of the atmosphere prevented any fur
ther communication on the wires. But there is
no doubt of the glorious termination of the
doings of the Convention, by denomination of
John c. Fremont the man who is bound to keep
James Buchanan in the shades of private life,
and rescue Kanzas from the grasp of the border
rufians.
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DIR. Harris. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 Main, corner of Walnut street. Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he win endeavor
retain their confidence, which he 1atters himself he ha
won, and to gain that Of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
Ills Artificial Teeth. which have given such genera
satisfaction inserted in ali the various Styles and up
the best materials. iy26 DIFF
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MISS GRAVES receive few private pupils at
Salisbury Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
For particulars and specimens, inquire at DR.. LIN.
NELLs, Walnut street apl2 DIFF
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w. SUMNER BARTON.

W orcesier. Mass.
G o L. l. K c Il o N =
OF Notes, Drafts and Negotiable Paper generally With
the United States and Canadas, promptly attended to-
Orders eft, addressed him. at % High street. q
at Hon l. NJ. BartOns Office 254 Main street.
Is in Boston daily
Worcester, April T. 1856 dtf
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jeiO dawly '''''0 M No D't os%S Of The Lungs
iri :; NJ h:, W. Gerai'is, Femnie Physician

NJ MS. ". w Gernitis, Femnle phyaicfnn
", navlug given special attention the theory Of
wmueryl ana united with the study about six years Of
p,Guoe three Of which has been in this city, and without
w loss OF single mother or child, would with degree
Nonughce SUI lcr and recommend her services 10 her
ohus Beherhy as she considers the business belonging
exclusively 10 qualified females.
~ Uterine and other Female Complaints Will also
Importer fs''''0
i.esdenee 50 Summer street, between Central and Ex
"'"bo sb Mo dtf
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Lafer from Knnzns.


The Free State Men to be Overwhelmed 6v
Missouriaas.-T Washington correspondent
of the Commercial Adoertiser of Tuesday eve
ming, writes:
A gentleman connected with the govern
ment service on the borders of hanzas, has
just arrived here, and his representations Of
the actual state of things is alarming He
reports that there is fighting in all the inhabit-
able parts of the territory. The bands of ma
rauders and murderers, called ''law and
order men, " Kickapoo Rangers ETC.,
are rowing about the country, killing the I'M
resisting, and stealing and destroying all the
property that is found unprotected. The Free
but with little hope Of success, in opposition
10 the United States and Territorial authori-
ties, and the whole power of the State of
Missouri. But the most important fact men
toned by him is that at least 1000 or 5000 men
are now being organized and armed in Mis-
souri,, for the purpose of making a descent
upon kanzas, and with the determination to
drive out Of the territory all the Free Sellers.
They will meet with little resistance, and ex-
pect none at all from the Governor, or from
the United States. They do not think that
Col. Sumner will dare to interfere, even if SO
ordered, and if he does, they will drive him
out of the territory along with his handful of
men. They expect the President to with
draw these troops and to send no more, and
that is distinctly the course which the Presi.
dent has been advised within the last few
days to take, by the friends of the Atchison
party, not only of Missouri, but of other slave
holding States. Two Southern Senators, well
known as ultra and violent in their opinions
on this subject, have earnestly pressed the
President to withdraw all the United States
troops from Kanzas, and leave the difficulty
TO be settled by the parties concerned Should
this course be adopted, or what is the same
thing, if the troops, insufficient as they are in
numbers, should take no decided part, the
Missourians and their Southern allies, under
the command of Major Buford, will soon have
exclusive possession of the territory.
This is in consonance with what we have all
along asserted, that there is NO sort of prospect
Of the present border ruffian administration
relaxing its tyranny toward the Kanzas settlers.
The recent visit of Stringfellow to Washington,
coupled with the letter of Atchison, leads to the
conclusion, in connexon with the above intelli-
gcnce, that desperate effort is about to be made
by the powers that be at Washington, in concert
with the Missouri rufians, to drive the Free
State men from the territory, or complete their
subiugatlon to the most odious and tyranical ex-
actions.
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10 Nervous SaE1ercrs.-A retired clergyman,
TeStprSd 70 health in few days after many wears of great
neVou; suh-iiis - ato Us to make KNOWN the
cure Wll send ree) the prescription used. Direct the
Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No 50 Fulton street Brook-
lyn, N Y. jcl7 daW3m
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MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
ap22 No. 24o Main Street. ld6 IN
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(Late GoodnoR \ Heywo0d)
Has compl, te assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, and II
TERS among which may be found al desirable tles
oil Ladies Congress Cal ers both black and in colors
full variety Of Misses and Childreps Caters Ankle
Ties. White Kid Slips and CATERS Cents Pa.ent Calf
Boots, long and short tops Parent Leather Oxford and
low Ties, French EOos and Shoes TOP calf foxed
Boots, with many other Styles all of which have been
ecsd with care bought for cash, and viii be sold the
owest figure. Piper Block No. 267 Main ST. ap25dtf
cement Drain Fipes.--SOMETHING NEW
The subscriber has resumed the manufacture of CE.
NEWT PIPES for Cistern, Sink, Celia, and Garden
Drains, from three TO six inches in diameter which he
is prepared to furnish and put down at short notice.
or durability and economy these pipes are superior
to anything Of the kind use as they are unafe It,
e0 by moisture and if properly laid will last forever
rsons who wish to drain their premises eTectually
and at moderate cost will do well to call on the sub
scrber in the basement of the Mechanics Hall; entrance
on Waldo street where full assortment of all the various
sizes may be found or at Lathrop Ames Is Mechanic
treet JAMES C .EGK
Worcester March 81 1856
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Nopeiand's Bug aud MOIh Ext. rllsinn-
ers' prices, by RIsg = 20 os'i-
~ eouoWNWot 81 Front Street
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Would respectfully invite all those wishing superior DA-
GUERREOrYPES of themselves or friends to call at his
old stand where they procure likenesses taken by
himself or MIR Tapley Old and experienced operator
from the CITY of New York. No 121 % cent picture
will be taken by hem-their aud talents will be de-
voted to their proe which they wish make honor
able by giving good pictures at reasonable prices to all
who may favor them with their pat onage.
Ladies and gentlemen, please call No Is Harrington
Corner opposite the City Hail. and examine SIP cimens
b. D. MARKHAM,
ie14 d3m G. H. TAPLEY
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Oxygernt.d Ri1Irrn.

from me Boston Daily EUeRing Traveller.
10 DYSPEPTICs We wonid call the attention of those
VINO are al cted with this terrible complaint remedy
which, from the modest way in which its merits s1e 81
Forward might be overlooked by many II affords great
Trlef, and is, in almost instance certain cure
we slnde 70 the oTyeenated BiterS, sold ny Messrs
seth W. Fowle h Co 1888 Washington street This IL ~
heradtd By mass of unmeaning certificates from per
sons unknown to the public but few well chosen tes
merchants and city officers who have been cured no h.,
use ana whose names are familiar every Bostonan are
sure evidence Of It's efficacy Por dyspepsia debility
% %eahhess IL IS most excellent medicine 1t may b.
had at any Of the apothecary stores
ehIli W. FOWIB co. 1873 Washington St. Boston,
fr0pnetors. ssld by their agents everywhere
nenGeli q Nudge, Petersham; Waite Il Thurston,
Leice'tei Luther Ill., Spencer; Forbes & putpey East
Brooknrdi ID. V. DeLand, North Brookheld; George s.
alien Co.. West Brookbeld, u. Reed, South Brook
field deodSw9w iais
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STARCH POLISH WAFERs.
Has removed from NsWbury TO No. Oxford St.
Worcester, Mass. ieIl dtf
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SPURR s. LEWIS,

STER md EATING HOUSE.
American House Block.
corner of Main and Foster Streets,
WORCESTER, MASS.
g. sPuRR, Iap2edsml r. LEWIS
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7, N = IsIr'Is , " ne hFouA hnu huuSss-Dft
DlbLbNBAOk having removed to No. Cambridge st.,
near the Revere House. continues as usual TO deyote
himself exclusively TO the examination treatment of
al diseases ct the respiratory orRaus Consumption Bron-
chitis, Ashma and Catafh His mode Of practice con-
sists in nhaling breathing the remedies reduced into
state Of vapor from suitable apparatus constructed or
that purpose bned with such me- as,rea
and local Applications the exgences Of the case NAV
to indicate. For the of his treatment he
doctor refers to persons OF the highest character and pos
ton IN this city and elsewhere many Of whom have been
cured and completely restored health when abandonod
by the ordinary modes Of practice. Persons at 4 distance
wishing to avail themselves Of my system of pracce b
giving all statement of theircas writing can have
appropriate remedies, with inhalants and NH necsar ~
rections Tor use sent TO them by express VA
~ - In ord that the public may not be isled by The
OF ignorant petenders would saw that
ave no pranch ohoe, aud that there is no hysenn In
boston practising medicine who now has or ever has had
g 0o5nuoon WIN me or any right t. use my name BE-
ware VI any VINO make such m announcement,
II. p DlLLENBACK, M. D.,
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Use Hnrdy's saIvc and be Happy.

Use Hnrdy's Saive and be Happy.
Hardy Salve Cures Rheumatism
Hardy's Salve Cures Lame Back.
Hardy's Salye Cures Pain in the Side
Hard, IS Salge Cures Cracked Hands,
Hardy's Salve Cures Cut and Bruises.
Hudys Salve Cures Fresh Wounds
Hardy's Salve Cures Corns on the Feet
Hardy's Save Cures Spraus and Pains
Hardy's Salve Cures Ague in the Face
Hardy's Saye without doubt the best sticking plaster
in use
Hardys Save is selling throughout the country better
than any other save
DIR. HARDY, Proprietor, Cornish Flat Nh.
HARDY's INDIAN VEGETABLE WOKM POWDER warrant.
ed pleasant and sure remedy for worms
Sold by all druggists merchants, and dealers in this
city and elsewhere. my2s d6v
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W 0Fcestef BydFOpnth5c lmstifmffon
on Arch and Fountain sts., Forester Mass. The
proprietors of this Institution aim to make it a com
Portable home for invaids at all seasons The location Is
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. RoGERs
and has been limited the exclusive use of water
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
E. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 2to 4PM
au27 d&wtf
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j.. L. HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
CF0ckcry mud Glass Ware
stoves, Carpcls, and all Kinds of House Furnjsbine
Goods.
=, n B.-Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 232
Main street. by ] L. noon
mchl8 div
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Sparkling soda Mnler, with the usual variety
Mechanic Il. my2g '' Az, VI
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l.. B. NICHOLS, M. D.,
HON EoPA THIC PHYSICIAE
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE J12 MAIN 81. OFFICE HoURa
FROM l TO 3. AND 7 TO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Wnrcester. Oct. 90. 1Sh3
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w. \, II.LIANS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
No.2 Central Exchange, Worcester. Mass
div
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 11S Main street, Worcester.
r. A, GOODNOW

e, A. GOODNOW,
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BUTTS, ii D e s, and r. BEERS
21S Main Street, Cup stairs)
Particular attention given to orders dtf mch8
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ufacturer Of
HOuchin's Corn Solvent.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AID FOR KANzAs.-ADD1r1oNAL SUBscRIP-
TIoNs.-Jos. Mason, 500; H. 6. s., $50; A
Friend of the Cause, $50; E. H. Sanford, SIS f;
F. B. Hurlburt, IS; IS; ]. NJ. Childs, IS ;
Simon E. Pike, IS; Elbridge G. Hall, So; VIM.
Allen, So; A P. Albee 50; iona. Luther, 81.
Chas. F. washburn, S25; E. S. Stebbins, S25 ;
Samuel Perry, S25; John S. Clark, $50; Sum
ner Pratt. $50 Josiah G. Perry, $40; j. H.
Baker. IS; N. V. B. Townsend, IS; Francis
Strong, 80; L. B. Brigham, 81; VIM Church,
81; Cyrus Baker, 81. Total, $500.
Amount previously ubscribed-S9 .754.l2 /;
whole amount subscribed thus far-SlO,O74
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NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Name Joseph Bartlett, H.. George G. Fogg,
mass - u. doodrlch, Vt. Lawrtnse Brainerd,
r. I..Wm NJ. Chase, Ct, Gideon Wells.
N. :. u. b. Morgan, N. j j ames D. Sherman,
Pa rhomas Williams, Del. e. D. Williams,
M. george Harris Va. George Rye,
Ky. VIM. Bailey, Ohio. Thomas Spooner,
III N. b Judd, Ind. james Richie,
Mich ~ Chandler, Iowa. A. j. Stevens
WIS. John ii, Greeley, Cal. Cornelius Cole,
hanzas Martin M Conway, Minnesota. NJ S. Wilkinson,
D. Z. Lewis ClepDane, Nebraska. JAS II. Shields
Mr.. Wimot of Pennsylvania, from the Com
mlttee on Resolutions, then reported the Plat
form, the reading of which was frequently
interrupted by loud applause. 1t was una..i.
mously adopted, as follows:
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10 Hon. ]. e. FREMONT.
The bearer of the above letter stated that Gov Rob
inson four other men, and three dieswves of three
the prisoners, confined in two tents, under
guard Of the United StTtes soldiers who are regularly
encamped on the PLAIN around them.
No one is allowed access TO them except two men.
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crn border by the way of Iowa, as well as on the
eastern by way of Missouri and there has existed
within it state of nsurrection against the constitu
ted authorities, not without countenance from incon-
sderate in each of the great sections of the
Union. But the difficulties in that Territory have
been extravaganty exaggerated for purposes of po-
htical agitation elsewhere. The number and gravity
of the acts of violence have been magnified partly
by statements entirely untrue, and partly by reiter.
ated accounts of the same rumors facts. Thus
the Territory has been seemingly filled with extreme
violence, when the whole amount of such acts has
not been greater than what occasionally passes before
US in single cities to the regret of all good citizens
but without being regarded of general perman-
ent political consequence.
Imputed Irregularities in the elections held in Kan.
sas like occasional irregularities of the descrp-
ton in the States beyond the sphere Of action
OF the Executive. But incidents of actual violence
or Of organized obstruction of law, pertnacousy re.
newed from time to time, have been met as they oc.
CURED, by such means as were available and as the
circumstances required and nothing of this charac-
ter now remains to affect the general peace of the
Union The attempt of part Of the inhabitants of
the TERRITORY to erect revolutionary government
though sedulously encouraged and supplied with
pecI mary aid from active agents of disorder in some
OF the States has completely failed. Bodies Of arm
ed men, foreign to the Territory have been prevent
ed from entering or compelled to leave it. Preda-
tory bands, engaged in acts of rapne, under cover
OF the existing political disturbances have been ar
rested or dispersed And every well disposed person
Is now enabled once more to devote himself in peace
to the pursuits Of prosperous industry for the prose-
cution OF which he undertook to participate In the
settlement of the Territory. go
1t affords me unmingled satisfaction thus to AN.
nounce the peaceful condition fittings in Kansas
especially considering the means to which It was
Necessary to have recourse oE s attainment of the
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not as yet received the consideration which this
ment had right to- expect. While repatriation for
past injuries has been withheld others have been added
The political condition of that country however has been
such to demand orbeaance the part Of the United
States shall continue my efforts to procure for the
to the continued friendly association of the Republics.
The peculiar condition Of affairs in Nicaragua in the early
part OF the present rendered it important that this
State Through its territory had been opened one of the
principal thOroughfares the ishmus connecting
North and South Amercu which vast amount of prop
ery was and to which citizens resored in
great numbers in passing between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts of the United States The protection of both
qured that the existing power in that State should be re-
garded responsible government and its minister was
accordingly received But he remained here only short
time. Soon thereafter the political affairs of Nicaragua
much uncertainty and confusion Diplomatic represents
ves from two contendng parties have been recently sent
this government but with the imperfect information
possessed was not possible to decide which was the gov
eminent acto; and awaiting further Developments
have refused to receive either
Questions of the most serious nature pending be-
The Of that republic undertook year SINCE to
impose tonnage duties on foreign vessels in her ports but
thepurpose was resisted BY this government being con-
and to rights conferred by charter upon the Panama
Railroad Company, and accordingly relinquished at
that tme being admitted that vessels entitled
to be exempt tonnage duty in the free ports of
and Aspinwai But the purpose has been recently
vyed the part Of New Grenada by the enactment Of
u ss ss se the sss
and may at any time b asted BY the government Of
The Congress Of New Grenada has also enacted law,
during the last year. which levies of than three
dollars every pound Of mail matter transported across
the Isthmus. The thus required be paid the
mails the United States would Be nearly two millions Of
dollars, annually in addition to the large psyaby by
lection this exacton exorbtancy of its amount
1t could not be submitted to by the United States