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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-24
Notifies.
I MITED PARTNERsHIP!
ROBINSON &c THAYER.


THIS certies that the undersigned have entered into
ana formed Limited PGrtnershiD f the purpose Of
CARVING on the busin Of manufacturing W0OLEN
1OoDs az WEBSTER in the County Of Worcester, and
tue olate OF hassacause.ts, and the sale Thereof.
cdu partnership IS formed under, and be subject TO-
IN provisions OF the Revised Statutes OF Massachusetts
Snapter thirty four (3 and Acts in addition thereto
Stu fsftncrshlpis to commence on the nineteenth dav
NoNefnDer eighteen hundred and fifty six and to er5,i-
ae on the first day Of January eighteen huudref and
SIHSy-s~o' The names Of the general partners are
y2aE5 j. ROBINSON, who resides In said Webstsr AMI
EDWARD THaYRR who now resides in VVorcessts-
@ county OF Worcester, but who is expecting soon to
ms 7, science 10 sail Webster which il the princi
pa PsI q business Of said firm The special partnerz
=: iS S n SLATER, who resides in Pc violence
paid in towards the common stoet of ssiJ Ca. c en-
eal 70 she amount OF fifteen thousand dollars fsI5 OO01
Ii DIA ~ nLATER, who resides IN said WsiSstss-ssi
VINO has contributed to and paid in towards tho ~ mon
STOCK OF saId company Capital to amount Of semen
tRoAsdnd fue hundred dollars f$75OO) ELY ABETH
H. SLATER who also resides in said Webster Ard bba
contributed to and paid in towards the common sto ~
SAID Company. capital to the amount til ee thoUsand
seUe hundTed and my dollars $780, and Will IAN
3. SLATER, who also resides in said Webster and
who has contributed to and paid in towards the common
STOCK OF the Company, Capital to the of three
the said Horatio N. Slater Lydia r. Slater Elizabeth
H. slater, and William 5. Slater being the persons com
posing the present firm of SAMUEL SLATER & SONS
Inc whole amount Of the Capital of the Company ia
Sky Thousand dollars ($60000) Of which thirty thou
SAND dollars $3.50 O00 has been contributed above men
partner as aforesaid
JAMES J. ROBINSON
EDWARD D. THAYER.
H0RATI0 N. SLATER,
LYDIA r. SLATER,
ELIZABETH H SLATER,
y or mn
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C0uurImcrshfp AOticc.-The subscribers have
this day folmtd copartnershp for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
to be known by The name Of Jenkins Hamilton, & 90.
i. l.. HARDON, O. W. HAMILTON,
j. Il JENKINS, O. A. WHITE
Wnt.peter Juiv "a 1855.
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Terms RedIced.-rhe propuetors Of The Wor-
ceser WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
greatly reduced prices until the erection of their new
and commodius Institution. The present accommo
dstions for Winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Worcester, Sept. ., 1856. dawtf
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SPRING FLOW ERS,

We have now received our annu al assortment
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, IRIS,
HYAOTNTHS, NARCISSUS,
CB0CUs, J0HNQUILLs,
SNOW 0B0P8, GLADA0LUS, &c.
Catalogues sey by mail and orders promptly executed.
M. B. GREEN Il CO.,
oil diff 216 Main street.
The FixtaTes of "a Drag Store, FOR SALE
consisting Of Shelf B0ttes Counter and Prescription
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus, Drawers,
Cigar and Snow Gases. These Fixtures are In good or
der and viii be sold reasonably. These Fixtures will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers Address j. @.
HILL, Apothecary. Worcester. Mass DIFF jyl5
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b Il HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,
CrOckeryand GEnsa Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds OF House Furnishing
Goods.
NJ B.-Oasb paid for Secondhand Furniture, at 239
Main street, by j. L. HOOD.
mshi8 d1y
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APPLE PAIRING & sLTCING Maebine
NEW ARRANGEMENT in BUsINE ss

have sold out my shoeing business to Mr. Tabor VIII
viii give satisfaction to the public; and have opene,
the BARN, opposite Joseph Barnes Il Co.'s Stable O
Mechanic street, where there are good accommodation
for al who have Horses that aing sick or lame ring
boned or spawned. that have spnts or tumors sha
be at my office my barn, ready to visit the sic
or lame, at moments call for cattle or horses at an
distances and would say any who have horses TIA
are lame from bad shoeing, if they call my office wi
go aud see the shoeing and remedy the evil If possible
nl9 DIM Veterinary, surgeon
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DIED.

III IJIJs
In Paxton, Nov Charles Clark. son OF Frank W and
Susan Pike, months and q days.
Boston papers please copy.
In Leominster, Nov IS, Mrs Sally widow of the late
Col, Luke Josin, aged rs years
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q N e

L V z z Y o N f
Who buys his Clothing or that Of his family knows
that it quite item in his expense during year, and
that it is object to make his purchases where he can
save one dollar in every ten This can be done by making
Lather'S Clothing Housei!!
Your regular place of trade where you always find
large assortment of better made
C L o T H N G
Than at any house in the city,
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GODDARD & ALDRICH'S
Vocal and insfPun.cusuI q saudrEIIa Ran,

Vocal and instrumental q sladrEIie Band,
Thankful for past patronage, solicit continuance
of the same.
N. P. GODDARD, First Violin;
j. M ALDRoH, Second Violin, and Prompter,
W. HOBBS, Olarnette
L. PO"EBs, Coruet Piston;
B. D. RYAN, Double Bass.
Any number OF pieces furnished for Balls PARTIES As.
sembles where Music is required by applying to
z Goddard, Mulberry street, J. n. Alrich. No Vin9
street, W. L. Hobbs No. Carlton street, or at c. Lor
ing's Music ore, No. 2O3 Main street.
Ali orders promptly attended to- diff ESQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-24
Glass Pictures! Glass Pictures! Glass
P5efurpaI

L. BABBITT offers great inducements to Families who
wish Family Groups. Any number Of any age com.
pexon can be taken by the Glass process, plate
at single sitting Please call and examine specimens
SIG diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-24

Diseases of the Throat and Lumgs.-DR.
DILhENBACK having removed to No s Cambridge St
near the Revere House. continues as usual to devote
himself exclusively to the examination and treatment of
all diseases OF the respiratory organs Consumption Bron
chitis, Asthma and Oatarrh His mode practice con-
slsts in inhang or breathing the remedies reduced into
state OF vapo from suitable apparatus constructed for
that purpose combined with such constitutional measures
and local applications the exgencies of the case may
seem to indicate For the of his treatment the
Doctor refers to persons of the highest character po
siton, in this city and elsewhere many of whom have
been cured and completely restored to health when aban
doned by the ordiSary modes of practice Persons at
distance wishing to avail themselves of my system of
practice by giving full statement of their case in writ
ing can nave the appropriate remedies, gh inhalans
press.
N B. In ordertha the public may not be msled by the
misrepresentation of ignorant pretenders, would say
tnat have no branch Office and that there no physi
can IN Boston practciDg medicine who has or ever
has had any connection with me- any right to use nv
name Beware OF any who make such an announcement.
Il. P. DILLENBACK, NJ. D.,
Physician for Diseases of the lungs
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RICE & NELSON,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
No. Worcester Bank Block,
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Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
$50 dawtf No s Cambridge st.. Boston.

Sronchitis aud Cough Generalization Aug
10 Mr.. ). w. Fowe: Dear Sir-Havng been troubled
Tor considerable time with bad Cough and Bronchial
aHecton, was induced to try a bottle of DR.. WIS
IhhS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which am happy
10 say entirely removed the difficulty. deem it but
justice to say this much for the benGt of those who may
be similarly afflicted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-24
WoRCEsTER SCHOOL OF DEsIGl
And
s4cNCJensy Of Fine UF9'Es.

This institution is established for the purpcse of afford
ing thorough instruction in every department Of art VVor
cester though rich in educational privileges las no
school fer this object Citizens interested in the canse
educdon nave eXerted therinduence that such an Acad
envy might be located In the city of which they are istI
proud Glasses will be formed for children and onfb
who will be taught to draw from the object itse also n
design; beginning with the most simple elements TIL
chief ann will be to teach pupils think and act for them
selves to be original rather than cory the faults Others
The constant novelty in designing is gratifying 10 fine az
i've mind OF childhood, while the power thus acouire
satisfies the demands of intellect in its deeper degeope
ments. Students more advanced, who are making tbt
study OF art profession will revive instruction in ever,
style OF drawing and psintin inclu ling sketchinR and
painting from Nature, and from Life.
Facilities will be afforded TO pupils who desire to Dur
sue the study of Modern Languages and Music in con
nection with Painting.
Miss NJ. IModINE ROBINSON, the Principal of thi
academy, invites the friends of Education and lovers
Art to visit her ROOMS, which will be opened llCc
Mt 257 Main Street. diff mis-
NOTICE.-The Proprietor haVing purchased tn
AZ right in Massachusetts for the manufacture AM
sale of MARVIN SMITHS Patent
APPLE PAIRING & SLICING Machine
Is now ready to supply reasonable terms at whoesa
or retal one OF the best and most practical machine
now in use. 1t will pare and slice the rate of 40 bush
els per day. that which other machine has vet bee
able TO accomplish 1t is spiral slice but cuts an
separates the slices from each other you would slice
hand and performing the work with great alacritv All
ter the apple potaoe placed upon the fork Il does no
require to be handled or touched by the workman usn
the machine until it is all cut into slices really for us
The core by slight motion of the machine is remove
from The fork by the use Of paw nicely constructed 70
that purpose
Aly one wishg the operation Of the machine ca
nave an opportunity by calling at the Office No pleas
ant street, where orders will be received for the aehine
Worcester, Nov Is, 1856 c. M GOULD
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 1iS Main street, Worcester.
3
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I EICEs TER ACADnMY!I

Inc WiHter IsTm will commence on THURSDAY
Dec. 1 4. Will, all the branches viii he iangbt :,
hertoore special attention will be paid to fitting youns
men for College, and to the useful and a branch
Is OF Female education The facilities for thorough In
struclon were never better than now. For further in
formation apply to A. II. WASHBURN, Principal
By order of the Trustees
nzO d2W&w3t JOHN NELSON, President
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l4s s. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
au30 ORice No. Central Exchange. diff
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"Pnsmam gus mteFuit, feraf."
MI pnnTII

American House Block. ............. Worcester.
My resources in the "Ars Mendendi," are more extern
sve than those of any other physician in the County Of
Worcester for that reason, favorable results may
be expected and realized No patient in whose case
have failed, has ever been cured by any other person.
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II E r IN A CAD Il M Y

r. Il l. 1 N A @ A ID II M Y
me WINTER TERM of this Institution will commence on
MoNDAf, Dec. Ist, $50. Arrangements having
Oeen made for permanent School, pains or expense
VIII De spared to make the School precisely tUhat ii ought
70 De, Rooms pleasantly situated in a well arranged
Boarding House. can be had by those who may wish to
board themselves such of economy ale highly
gnsudahle, and will be encouraged. Also work in the
shoe business can be had by those who are acquainted
with the business, who wish defy part ali of their
expenses.
Board including washing. ..$22 % per week.
4ultion' English. .............. 400 pr quarter.
abes. $50 .ss-.---..... 5U0 =
Ihe subscriber haers himselthat by his EXP eience in
he pro ession of teaching and the utmost diligence in his
business, he will give satisfaction 10 all
Berlin, Nov. IL, 1856 GARDNER RICE
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w. RIOE, ......-.......... Il. Ii. NELS(
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MANUFA CTURE OF OUR GARMENTS,
Enables to produce the most thorough made
" @ l. O Il H N q %
In the Country.
And in style and fit of our Garments truly say,
Ue are unsurpassed. We warrant all goods to be as
represented, and the warrant be relied upon We
have an excellent assortment OF
Under Goats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PANTS heavy WColen... ............ 4" so 81
vests. OO g
UNi ERsHIRTS and DRAWERS a large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. We lave yery large
assortment Of
Over-Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
VI all grades from the article to the finest
fabric in rich and elegant styles which will be made to
order IN style to suit your taste, and 10 the most
thorough manner The liberal patronage we have re-
ceiyed for the last ten years. that hav
dealt fairly with all customers, and would say to
thoGe who have traded with U.S. come and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln House Block.
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This neble heart Of the Old pommonwealth,
Beats high and strong midst peace and saith;
Its wealth is seen in banks and stocks,
10 -..,ar.I-s aF IL 1t Diner Rlnck

rs tgorEs Of at, at Piper Block.
Persons wishing obtain superior likenesses of them
selves friends, need no longer think they must go
Boston CT New York for them, for BABBIrT is taking
pictures EQUAL any Cbtsiusd there His Dsguerreo-
types Te acknowledged by all to be of superior tone
an Gs'4H, AID perfect hSenesses. His Photog aphs
mus he -. he appreciated. pers- wing laga.r-
reotypes Of dee,s-d friends can have them enlarged
any required size, paper ny the Photographic process
and then finished in oil coiOrE For large pic
lures the Photos rph the best BA BBITT is making
some splendid liSenesses polished glass. Ia some
these Be preferred For infants and restless
children the time Of sitting is short, the natural
preston the child is easily retained. For groups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
lent To Judge of the beauty and variety of his spec
mems, csll at his rooms, N os. s ~. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 dtf
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Il. A. GOODNOW.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOES. and RU BEERS
No. Mechanics Fall Building,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. DIFF mch3
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HILDR ETH s. BARKER,
CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail dealersin C0FFINs and CAsKET
of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes, &c,
No. 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street.
div
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION

MANUFA CTURE OF OUR GARMENTS,
Enables US to produce the most thorough made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

mittee be empowered Ia assemble thu Wings ct
the county wherever they may deem il neceso
ry. ~.
he anpointed by the Chairman. TO consist of not
less than fifty members.
John McCue submitted the following pream-
ble and resolution as a substitute for the report
Of the committees:
Whereas. the American Convention which
Gently assembled in Philadelphia nominated Mil
lard Fillmore Of New York. for President ct the
United States and Andrew jackson Donelson Of
Tennessee for Vice President:
BE il. therefore
Resolved, That the Old Line Wings OF the
County of Augusta do cordially approve and en-
dorse said nominations. and that we will unite
with all Union men in the county and through
out the Union in our best efforts to secure their
election to the Offices which they are so eminent
ly qualified to fill. ;.
This resolution gave rise to considerable dis
cussion which was participated in by Messrs.
Bell, Baldwin and Harper in opposition, aud Mr..
McCne in support. The question was taken upon
the substitute and it was lost. The question then
recurring upon the report OF the Committee it
was unanimously adopted.
Time was taken by the Chair to fill tho blank
in the 10th resolution.
On motion,
Resolved, That the editors Of newspapers in
this State aud the National Intelligencer be res
pectfully requested TO publish these proceed
ings.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT GUY, Chairman.
H. NJ. BELL, Secretary.
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Treasury Notes.
II. NJ. BELL, Secretary.

Governor Wise has given notice that he will
put in execution the law Of the last Legislature,
by causing to be prepared and signed Treasury
notes TO be sold by the Auditor until the list day
of May at rate not under par. The following
is an abstract of the law:
The Governor is authorised to cause the notes
TO be prepared and signed for such sum or sums
as the auditor of public accounts may advise are
required for other purposes than internal improve
ments. They are made payable to order ut
the treasury, upon the warrant of the ! st Audi
tor not more than year after date. bearing
rate of interest to be fixed by the Governor. not
exceeding six per cent. They are transferable
by delivery, with tho endorsement Of the person
to whom they arc made payable. They may be
taken in payment by way of set off of taxes and
debts due and payable against the State. other
than money due on sale of her bonds.
When the notes are thus offered in payment Of
taxes there shall be endorsed a certificate of the
date of payment and the principal and interest
due on such notes. md of tho debt for which 1t
was paid and the sheriff receiving them shall be
entitled to credit at the treasury for the principal
and interest due at the date of settlement, and
the said note shall be then cancelled. Tho audi
tor of public accounts is to make provision for
the redemption and payment of the said notes
when due, and under the advice of the Governor
to borrow n sum sufficient to meet the public en-
pagements OH sale of such notes not under par.
No such note shall be delivered by the auditor
except on receipt OF the treasurer for the money
paid therefor
Such outstanding notes shal not exceed at any
one time, before October i-t. 1887. one million
three hundred thousand dollars in principal-af-
ter which, no more shall be issued till the out
standing notes be reduced to SSO0,0O0. During
the fiscal year ensuing that date the amount shall
not exceed $S00,000 nor shall any more he is
sued after said year until the amount be reduced
to 100000. During the next fiscal year the
amount shall not exceed 100000, and after that
year the sy stem shall cease.
The notes are to be prepared under the direc
ton of the Governor, signed by the treasurer
and countcrsigned by the first auditor, and sepa-
rate accounts are tn be kept by the last named
officers of the number, date &c. of all the notes,
aud the names of persons to whom payable. The
auditor shall account monthly for all notes de-
lvered to him to DO countersigned; and may,
with the consent of the Governor, employ addi-
,iona clerks to perform all these duties, the ex-
pcnse of whom shall not exceed 5000.
The treasurer shall publish II monthly state
mcnt Of all such notes delivered or redeemed
$500 per annum is appropriated for printing and
signing the notes, and the plate for engraving is
to be kept by the Governor aud destroyed when
| the issue shall cease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

Mr.. Buchanui.t the American Minister, has sent
home from London original portrait of John
Hampden. the celebrated English patriot. who
was one Of the first to resist tho encroachmentI
ef the Stuarts, and to assail the prerogatiyes of
the Crown, in the great struggle for popular
rights which led to the establishment of the Eng
lish Commonwealth and subsequently planted on
this soil the republican germs which have grown
up into nation of thirty millions of freemen.-
This portrait belonged to Mr.. John Mnogregor,
member of Parliament for Glasgow and is pre-
scented by him, through Mr.. Buchanan. to the
Congress of the United States who will undoubt-
eddy gives conspicuous place among. the national
pictures, 1t is one of the only two original por-
traits of IIanpden now in q xistence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

AT the entertainment given by the Marchoin.
ess of Londonderry to the GOLFERS on her domain
of Chiffon Moor, there were thirty tables. with
seats at each for ninety men, and room in the
gallery for FIVE hundred women and girls; eigh-
teen bullocks were served up, fifteen sheep, for
~ bushels of potatoes ton and half of bread,
ton ofpudding, and fifty barrels of strong beer.
Earl Vnne, son to the marchoiness, presided,
with his mother ON his right and his wife on his
left hand. From the address of the marchoness
delivered on the occasion, it appears that chap
els for different pursuasions, schools. and good
wages are provided for this portion of her tenan-
try who have never struck for higher pay or
privileges.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

The Kansas Association Of Charlestown, ).
c., forwarded on Thursday morning, its second
cargo of emigrants, consisting of twenty-eight
young men. chiefly mechanics and artizans.
Hon. Green p. Rice, who had filled many Of
fees of trust in Alabama. died at Somerville.
Ala, on the Sd ult.
Crawford Kartch, clerk in Buffalo. n. T..
was killed day or two ago by the accidental
discharge of revolver in his pocket.
The Mississippi Legislature has passed bill
appropratng 100000 annually to the State Uni.
versity.
Gorham, who was convicted ofthe murder OF
his wife was hung in the ens irons of Paducah,
Ky on last Friday.
Hayse Newcomb. one of III q Oldest lawyers Of
Philadelphia. died on Friday last.
Sr. Don Francisco Alverez, prominent mer-
chant of Havana, died in that city on the 23d
inst.
The passenger train of the Cincinnati. Will
miDpton and GAINESVILLE railroad run into the
CITY of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Tuesday last. The
connection is now complete.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

"A project is now on foot 10 establish line Of
steamers between Baltimore and Havana and
Greytown' to touch en- route going and return
ing ct Norfolk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

Exceedingly modest young lady
isn't this a very pretty baby. Mr.. Brown7"-
Brown-"fes, my dear. boy or gir!' Young
lady-"lle belongs to the female persuasion,
sir"