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Life versus Death.--J1St Published, The 9th
Edition. price One Dime oniy--CoNeuMPTl0N AND
SCROFULA popular Treatise by j. j. FORSTER, n d
showing Natures True Andoe these frigtiu scourBes
OF the human race, together with the proper treatment
o. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Sore Throat, Night
Sweas, Pulmonary and Heart Diseases, Kings Evil,
Eruptons, Tumors, Ringworm, scald Head Sores and
Ulcrs Salt Rheum. Pains and Swehings of the Joints,
Bones and Glands ard all diseases arising from i'm
pure state Of the blood.
This little book written in plain but fOrcibe language,
gives all the necessary advice fer new, rational cheap,
and highly successful SeETrea tment, without dragging
of any kind and is strongly ecommended 10 the act-
ed to heads of families, &c. valuable guide in
time Of need.
1t also contains interesting inorms ton for those at
iieted with Deafness Rupture, Bodily Infrmties, &c
u Wore than 10000 copies have been sold or matted.
within the last few weeks to part Of the country
Price 10 Gents. To be had of Booksellers generally,
or by mBil post free of MessrG BRIDGMAN a CO 1853
Grand Street, New York ny14 dawam*
=, puTchasers Of Clothing viii find it greatly to
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ARSoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the tO'Oest prices, by John O. Hill, 22a
Main st. MretuH ALSO Names and statements Of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
~ "'v myi4 diff
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DR.. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him
self DR. TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last five y9ars) hereafter the business will be
duced al the old stand of Dr. Harris under the firm of
July l, 1856. HARRIS & TRACY.
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The Fixtures of a Drug Store, FOR SALE
consisting of Shelf BOttes Counter and Prescripton
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus, Drawers
Cigar and Show Gases. These Fixtures In good or
der, and will 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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. 30 l. HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
CrOckery md Glass Ware
Stoves Carpets, and all kinds Of Hcuse FErsizhinsw
Goods
n. B-oash paid for Secondhand Furniture al 2s2
Main street, by J. l.. HOOD.
mchIS a1y
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The speech of Hon. VIM NJ. Evarts OF n Y,
Webster Wing, as he declared himself of the
staunchest type, was triumphant vndication of
the Republican organization from the base charge
of Sectaonasms brought against it, particularly by
that eminent sectonalist, Willard Fillmore, who
advised one section Of the Union to rebel, in case
one of the two prominent candidates Tor the Pres.
idency succeeded MIR. Evarts said =
:" Fremont was from California, Dayton
from New Jersey, far enough apart. There
was nothing in their relations North and
South, to make it sectional. Has it come to
this. that unless slavery has its finger in the
matter, it is sectional How long is this to
lasts How long shall it be that 5000, 900
people will not submit to $4,000, O0Oi The
real danger to the Constitution is in this at
tempt of the few to rule over the many. This
1t is which is to overturu the Constitution of
the country, if it can be overturned"
The last speaker wa Edward G. Parker, Esq,
heretofore an ultra conservative, but who could
not stand the recent aggressions of slavery. Mr..
Parker said - He was Wing, and had al.
ways been Whig-a Daniel Webster Wing He
paid an eloquent tribute to Mr.. Webster and re-
marked that he believed that if Mr.. W. was now
alive, that noble man would be for free speech,
and free territory, as he always had BEEN
K. Lothrop, Esq, then offered the following
series of resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted 3
Resolved, That we are Wings, constant and
loyal to our ancient faith and principles.
ReSolred That while we recognize all the COM
| promises of the Constitution with respect to
slavery, we are opposed to its extension to any
new territory, and especially to those lands once
| solemnly consecrated to Freedom.
ReSotUed, That we cannot but regard the pres
| ent Presidential contest which is to deter
| mine whether Freedom Slavery shall predomi-
nate in the territories Of our Republic
| ReSol0Ca, That the only real contest in the
| coming election is between James Buchanan and
| John G. Fremont, and that the success OF the
! former would be the Virtual overthrow of our
| principles, and the continuance of that system
| which has brought our country to the verge OF
civil and foreign war
ReSolUed, That in this aspect of the case, it is
| the duty of the Wings of Massachusetts, without
further delay, to rally TO the support of those can.
! didates, who most nearly represent their long
cherished opinions and are most likely to de feat
the nominees of the Cincinnati Convention.
RESOLVED, That we will therefore support John
| Charles Fremont Of California, and William ew-
is Dayton of New Jersey, for the Office of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States.
Tie meeting was continued to a late hour, and
was enthusiastic throughout. Considering the
intense heat of the night, large audience was
| present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-21

For Sale at Cost, large lot of HERBS, ROOTS,
BARkS, &c, both in crude and powdered sta e, by
B1o dim j. Q. HILL Apothecary.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILRoAD-The
earnings of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad,
in June, 1855, were Sl7,19995; in June, 1856,
Sl9,2l6.2l. Increase in June 1856. S2,Ol6.26.
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Has large assortment OF
S RIO R PIANO FORTES,
For sale on the reasonable terms Also. Pianos to
Rooms in CIaFI's Block.
Corner Of Main and Mechanic Streets
my31 d3m
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The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements, in every STYLE and OF the
first quality,
they also give special attention to the treatment Of
plcated diseases Of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the has become exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that number Of the rou
besome teeth condemned worthless candy their method
of treatment, be restored health and usefulness and
their natural beauty
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method,
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific man
ner, at HARRIS Il TRACY'S, ~
jyl4 diff 1853 Main st.
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NJ. a. "a NMYTH.

Wholesale Manufacture OF
AIDES rNtSSRs', b OHILDRENS BOOTS SHOES,
both seged aud Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner Union Market Streets few steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass
d1v
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/ an aged woman called Bridget O'Coole, You
I may suppose from her naIae that she is. bv
nativity or descent, French Protestant. But
such is not the case That woman is an Irish
Catholic Now, mark the horrible revelation.
During seven weeks and three DAYS, when
Mrs. Fillmore, the maternal parent of the in
tant Willard, Cwho was a remarkably fine in.
iant, with white hair,) was lying i'll of fe-
yer, Bridget . Toole, an Irish Catholic, in the
capacity OF wet nurse to the Fillmore family,
sucked Mtttard Fillmore! But this is not ali.
Mark the terrible result, which has been an
nounced to me in the most solemn manner.
by an individual high in the confidence of the
O'Toole family.
Until the age of three OF four years, long
after the boy Willard had discontinued diapers
ieIt on long clothes, and abandoned petticoats
iof the more masculine appendage of panta-
ICONS, that boy had most significant habits,
eXhloltlng, In very repulsiye form, the prin-
ciples which he had imbibed with that Catho-
lie milk.
Ffrstiy.-He would sit at timess as though
Illuminating, in perfect silence, passing through
his fingers. by momenrary jerks, bits Of strings,
handkerchief, or any thing continuous that
ne could bring within his infantine grasp
What did this show ! what danger did this
portend: That in imbibing the tactical our
eutheht lurnlsneQ at he-mamm3 OF Bridget
O'Ioole, he had contracted the habit of count
ing beads: Nothing could possibly be more
Catholic.
Secondly.-He never felt a sensation of pain,
or OF hunger, or of thirst, that he did not in
Stantty communicate to his parents or nurse.
What was this but the habit of Confession,
according to the principles of the Romsh
Church also due to the influence exercised
upon him by the milk of Bridget
My informant further states as hypothetical,
but highly probable, that the same Bridget
y Toole, an Irish Catholic, may have spri,lk-
led the face of the infant Fillmore! Horrible
suggestion
Under these circumstances what are we to
do : suppose we must vote for somebody.
We cannot conscientously vote for Mr. Blu
chanan-on the contrary, we would see him
hanged first. Mr.. James Brooks informs us
that Mr.. Fremont has been seen to shake
hands, or do something equally dreadful, with
Catholic priest--and now we have the as,
founding revelation above mentioned in re-
gard to Nv. Fillmore, the only remaining can
didate Pray, let US have your advice Can
we not have somebody else nominated, who
has nothing whatever to do with the scarlet
woman? YoNKERs.
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Good Effects of DR.. Hills Cordial Balm
of SyriacUmp.


Dear Sir,A few months ago called at your establish.
men for your ADVICE when you ended course OF
the Balm of syrlacum. am at last. with much shama,
Induced to address You on the miserable situation vas
in when commenced taking your blessed medicine 1
am convinced the disease was afflicted with was SOLELY
occasoned by my having contracted, in my early youth
most Infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had oiay sroyei my constitution The health Of nv
body not only affected but the powers of nv mind
were much weakened; my Judgment had lost its soliy
and my memory its reentve acultes my head was con-
fused and subject to frequent swmmngs and ha1 been
much troubled with an oppression my breast which
occasoned constant perspiraton I had pains in NV
stomach and weakness and general debility all over
me- with constant yawnng and sleepnesst nv appetite
was huctaatng, my spirits greatly depressed SO that ut
times could scarcely refrain from signing and nyoun-
tary Weepingi my eyes were infamed and frequently
emitted watery humo; in a word was an object OF
misery. paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according 10 vour dires
tions for about three morths am now perfectlv recn
ered therefore, think it only my duty to aeknowl-
cage the service you have done but inform the pub
Tic Tor the benefit OF Others who labor under the same or
recovered.
am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant,
o. A FrII, 12l Main-st., Worcester, Mass. ap7 dtf
A New and VnIunble Discoyerv.-pR
HAss AROMATIC INYIGoRATING sPIRIT.-qhis
delicious beverage superior all Invigorang Cordias
Schnapps Nervines, &c. in use for the cure Of yspepsa
Nervousness Heartburn DrowsiEess Kidney Complaints
Melancholy Deirium Tremens, Intemperanoe DC as K
will nVigorate and strengthen, but will ntoxicate OF
stupefy.
Persons who have become habuated to the excessive
use Of Tobacco, Opium and spirituous Liquors. wifi find
speedy and permanent relief from the desire TO use those
destroying agents, by TAXI bottle or two Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
Weak n9sickly families will find Dr. HAMS Inylgor
ating Spirit quick and for all female Difficult
ties being regeneration Wen as strengthened OF the
human system. Each complaint that the Aromatic Inyg
Grating Cordafs calculated is named on the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle and full directons for use
are also infinitely given.
hrttI
Principal Office No. Liberty street. New York where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
gists throughout the Cniteo States
Agents for Worcester NJ. r. GREEN l. co. and pA
VID SCOTT. dawlv c' dec5o
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AcoIDENTs.-An Irishman by the name of Tim
Crowley, fell through scuttle in the building
now in process of erection in front of the City
Hall,on Saturday afternoon, injuripg himself con
sideIably. He was hod carrier, and fell over
backward through the scuttle on the fioor of the
fourth story, striking upon the side of the scut-
tie on the floor of the third story, and remaining
there until he was removed byhis fellow workmen
while his hod fell to the basement The scuttes
were open all the way down, those below being di-
rectly underneath the one through which he FELL
and it is almost miracle that any man could fall
through such an opening and lodge upon the
floor below. without being precipitated into the
basement. DrssHowe and Kelley were almost
Instantly in attendance, and rendered the neces-
sary medical aid
man, whose name. we did not learn, had his
leg broken in two places, Saturday forenoon, at
Chapin's lumber yard, on the corner of Central
and Union streets, by stick of timber falling
upon it.
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ATTORNEY IND co 50 A1sL4R
No. 2l2, Butman Hog
Ie9 Worcea,cr. Mas. ,&dtf
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MO-, 10 A. GOODNOW

v,,>,,,.,, WHUVahIe DeaIer and Jobber IN
nOOIS, III ES md RUBBFAk
21s Main Street, Qup stairs)
Phrucular Attentlon given 10 nfdera. an Lenl
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Adm THAYER
ATToRREY & COUNSELLOR At LdW.
No 2ls Main street,. Worcester, Mass
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No, 11s Main street, Worcester.

Mrs. 8. Goodwin, an experienced aud suocefs
midwife holds herself In readiness day ana might 10
atend the dntes ~ her proeasop ResdeDce is Anat,
-
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LOCAL NEWS

SUDDEN DEATH Sunday, at half-past
twelve O'Clock, P. NJ, some of the inmates OF
Flagg's Block heard cry for help issuing from
the office of John H. Matthews, Esq in that
building, and rushing in, they found Mr. Mat.
thews sitting in chair, apparently in fit, and in
adying condition. Drs. Rice and Bates were in.
stantly called, but all their efforts to restore him
were unayailing, and at about three o'clock he
breathed his last Mr.. Matthews was TWEEN v
eight years of age last March. He studied law.
We believe, with Hon. Isaac Davis, and about
eight months ago was appointed to the Office Of
District Attorney by Gov. Gardner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-21

Slate for Roofs The subscriber is prepared To
Furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality and ay Il In
tle pest anner on the most satisfactory terms Sam
pies may be seen At the yard on Grove street
apis dN JOHN UApNApD
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DIR. Henry Sargent givus special anton %
Diseases Of the Eye oice No II Worcester snk Block
my2o
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Clothinsand Tailoring Establishment

Purchasers of Clothing will find it greatly to
their advantage before purchasing to examine the stock
now in store, at the extensive
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uonEop ATA \ Oi p !, NJ O,t
OFFICE AND REsfpEScE ll2 MAIN ST. oFEIos Eo,s
FROM ITO Q, AND TO \ O'CLOCK p MI
Worcester, 0st 20. 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

OYSrh-Ytcnsrsr Cssldwsf and sepAen Coacvu suvlss
krseufcr- tie last VII and OF Jonn ~.
sssinst Johu Mortimer snior and James Patton.
ors sna Trustees under and BY vtne Of the - ~ -
IssfsmsI of Thouss C. Morton deceased the s<d yenh
er juuior snd CsfAAssne t. bic wife, lance rs,sn -
v. Homer Morgan and Caroline LOss>, hb vile ysnSs
n l. sco,iI ard Sarah NJ. BE WIFE, Tn4sS -
Merton Thcuss c. N. Patton. EaInHnd 8 - sne
Tp,h.gi. NJ, his wife. lssbea =. Patton. Ace.r
I { Pafon James Patton, the younger, Alexander W
P,o, Johp r. Mortimer and Frances r., hls Vie oeSree
Tbcmr,on and EEa, bis wife fbert Van kiessk ana
Rachael I.,bsla b. wife Mary LsuiA Mortimer, Msreoa
Patton ASniu,stor with the VIII sf esed Of 81 and a.
,. th ,o. eh.t,el. credits which were o. fsef MOI
Edward tey ana Frences -
wife Ssmuei Mclean ard Charlotte ms VIE, rosy x.n
NJ ron&ne General IN
Ch,r e. MeTrinan Trustee Of Thomas G. Morton Iscress
TIa.tse Of james Patton and Euphsma his wife Efws
W beiehsr. Harvey II. Ws,erbary, Lons psSsess.,
George v Posxoy, Henry l. Baldwin, Mitchell ooe'a, ~
Pree and JOHN y kelloex-Suit No. lSuuinSns
Defendants: James Ssovl and Sarah his vie tnoms'
Eoron John NJ f0nsne General Assignee IN
Chsrss B. Meuinan Trustee Of Thouss c. Norton veoue
Puroy Michel Gould and Henry Pree: foa ere hefsoy
nmoned and required the complaint m nn scnon
County Of Nswi orb the City Hall IN the said city and %
the said complaint on the ssc
her his ofee Ne 81 Nas'. In tho City OF Ncw-tohs
dsys ser the service of this summons On yos
exclusive Of the dsy Of such service and you TAIL 10 an.vef
he said complaint within the time aforesaid the ?Anuh N
tbs scfon v apply 20 the Court tor the relief desnssa
the conn lsipL Dated November 6, 1885.
S.F COWDREY PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The this action hed IN tAs oce Of the Clerk
O, The City and Counfy Of Newlork on January ~ lSa
la ed January =, 1856 s'r Sowpnnr,
ia26 iaw6wSst fien''"s N'so"ey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KTNNEDY q Ro.su, sss discovered nens
pssurs weeds remedy tssf EVERY KIND q ht
NOR. Jyos sAs cerss SeeeLa Sesrs 70 s.~cn Fssg@s
.Isers IN s,so o.ss. 18th thunder sa,1 lie % he
possessOn ssnred certificates Of s vSss i within
Two bottle, are warranted IN cure nursing mouth
three bottles III The worst knd Vi pinPes
Two cr three bottle. viii clear the system of haes.
Two bottles warranted TO tho worst s.er IN The
Tiree TO kvs bottles are the 0f
ins or two bottles are warranted all banOr IN the
Two bottles are Running Of the ard
Fosf or AZ bottles warranted and running
Orr to,rl. y.Fl eurs scay erur'ion. Of the SKIN.
Two or three AIrSnsed 70 cure the vors, ee Of
I've three bottles are wsrrante the most desperate
Three 70 four botiles are warranted cure 'strheuz
Five eight bottle. will cure The ~ofs case o %
benefit always experienced from ue hfst ootls ara
prtec cure warranted when the above quantity ssSen
thrg locks improbable those who have 10 vain ues
. The wonderful medicines of The day that common weed
xrowf q the pastures and along old sons "sA'' you
every hunor in system yet ss hHe tact you oss.
bvnr n las to start There lis nor ans hams of "a
.lozt t. sutirs cases, but not yours 0e'aleo v
thousand bottles u IL in the vicinity OF boston
G IL IN eyery case IL has already done some OF me frest
e.. cure. ever done ia Massachusetts, save ~
is ehGdren wsose aesh so and d.bOy restored 70
perfect of hrAlth by Que botils - ,u
To thos. ho ar subject sick hesdaehe one eote wa
slWay. IL relief N eatarn snd HEihesS
who have taken have been sostye iof yeai $40
H.
easy there any derAnsenent Of tho ucaons OF
nature viii cause very singular feelings but you aus 10. Se
aamei they always disappear IN from hour days 70 ~ceA
There Rad result from ~ on the contrary ~hen aa
feeling u zone will feel yourself like new person
heard the eneomiuns OF ths ever
M.nui.cfared BY DONALD KENNEDY, No l2s w.rren-st'
RoxtnIy. Mass Pree 81 ,,,cueyv,. r.
Whole ale Agents for New Y ork {. " CLlCkENEh Co.,
No 81 BprclAy-sL CHARLES III. RING, No W bL0sdssy
A. b. 4 D. SANDS, No. lE WilliHn.s MARSa OhVIS 4
No no " niam.st BOYD PAUL, ChsmeeIsst WELLS
: 90 No IFS Fra klin-st. McKlSSON, ROBINS Co. No
rs V.iJeriape; HAyILAND. HARRAL RISLEY, War.
rsn.,t. BARNES PARK, So Broadway WARD. CLOSE
,sI bv III srec.ble Druggists throughout the Union
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

LN-IVhN hHU
~ ard ser MONDAY Dec 81 1855 and rnnl further no
ice Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of DiAhe't Is 'o
lows, viz:
BUFFALO EXPRESS at N. icr Buffalo direct, without
change OF bsgoase Al Homesye this train connects
with way train for DEk-k and al stations Gu tho "es'ern
Division
MAIL, at sl5 m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo and intermed-
stations Passengers this w main over night az
Owego. ard proceed the next morning.
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at p m for Newburgh direct,
without ohanse Of cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p m. via Suaeru's, for
Psrmont and intern edists stations .
WAY PASSENGER, at for otisvlle and intermed-
etc stations
MIGHT EXPRESS At 5p m for Dunkirk and BaaLo.
EMIGRANT at p. f. Dunkirs and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations.
No Train will leave SUNDAY
Errre,b Trains Elmirs with the Emra and
Niagara Falls Railroad for Nsears Falls az BuhAo and Dun
with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland CnennaI
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &c.
d. C. McCALLUA. General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
IRON NETWORK to HAyRE DIRECT,T -

STFAMPACKET COMPANY. -
FTNA...........C.p Miller EMEU.. .......Cspt Small.
JJRA....... { apt. Wickman LEBANON. 900. apt Cook
CAMBRIA (padese.whee ).... Capt. Brownies. -
The Cornpanys Screw steamship ETNA. 5000 tlnq w.
Miller commander will sail New ok for Hayre direct
on FRIDAY, March T.
Her cabin accommodation and s,serooms for trscass ps
scngers are equal those of any steamer ahoGi.
Passage Money, First Cabin ................SlOn
Provisions aud Stewards Fee included Wines and Liquors
extra, TO be procured on board.
For freight passage any other inform stion apply 70