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daily occurring in public opinion is East set |
Hing the question. Fillmore will not only
receive the vote Of allthe moderate men who
regard the good of the country as being para
mount to the success Of paityi but what is
more, he deserves it.
N. MIR. Buchanan will be the frmsuppor-
ter Of the Kansas aud Nebraska bill, Which
secures the rights Of the South IN the ter
ritories. You cannot then deny that he will
be safe man for US.
n. The Kansas and Nebraska bill is not
what its friends represent it; while Pierce,
Douglass, and Cass, regard 1t MS favorable to
freedom, and squatter sovereignty, our Souh-
ern Democratic friends are quite as sure that
it is the very thing for them--that il is not
free.soilsh in its tendencies. and does not
sanction or contain Squatter Sovereignty at
ALL Martin Van Buren, has recently written
letter in which, ii ! am not mistaken, he
approves Of this same act.--this taken in con-
nectioii with his support Of your candidate
awaken my suspicion that there Is something
wrong. How measure that has produced
nothing but strife and ,lscord as yet, is tobe
the means Of quoting the country or putting
an end to agitation, | cant understand.
~ You say that you have objectons TO
Buchanan's course as politician. Has he
not been the firm defender Of Southern rights
all his life
r. lfyou call opposing the admission Of
Missouri as a slave State; the thanking ,oi God
that he was born in State where slavery
did not exist regarding il as great social,
moral, and political evil. approving the ex,
tension Of the Missouri Compr Line to
The Pacific ocean, voting for the admission OF
Texas ONLY because in his opinion il would
eventually make free States of some OF the
present saye-holding States. are the evl.
dences Of his Southern rights views then
there is 10 say the least reason to doubt HIM.
\ ~. foudoubi Buchanan--belieye Filmnre
IS more reliable, and that he i now the strong
"a man oil the two.
4 H. do sincerely.
~. As YOU do not seem 10 put much taiti'
in the Nebraska bill. are you in favor Of re-
storing the Missouri Compromise Linef
! Il. | am not IN favor OF its restoration ;bui
! canno, see that we have or will ever gain
sns thing by its repeal. The present agitation
aud the actual existence Of civil war upon
our borders; the end of which NAV be most
/ DISASTROUS {, Us as a natlan,-may IN my
humble judgment be traced to this Legislation
and the bad appointments of the President
measure however just IN itself. may by YER,
\ impolitir from time and circumstances. IL
close, let we ask YOU il you should, between
this and November. he convinced that Fill.
mnre's chances Of election are superior 4
N A. -. Ia
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Az UNprsI,sIr FAcr.--The Reading Jour.
nal, Pa. tru,hfully SAYS: " Disguise h a. the
politicians may, Mr.. Fillmore has stronger
hold upon the masses than any other esndi.
date in the field. The people know him,
trust in him. and will vote for him when the
time comes, despite the efforts Of aeitators
and seetionalists, either in the NORTH or the
South.
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Er.Presiden, Parz, % yenezueia. had
dispute with hackman. IN New York, sbout
o,erehsfging. aud The latter beat him, for
which act 81 Iuilisnism the Mayor revoked
the haekman's license. The Us President, il
Is said. was very highly peased with Amcri-
can justice, 80 promptly administered.
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The Conventions Of the two wings Of the Democratic
Party in New York have united, and nominated can
ddates upon their State ticket one half from The sp'
shell and one half from the Hayd-shell side. This
union Of the two Shells considered as favoring the
prospects Of the buchanan and Breekinrdse eke, in
that State.
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Some political scandal. mongcrs having
repruached Mr.. Fillmore for selling the car-
rage aud horses presented 10 him during his
occupancy of the Presidential chair. Mr..
Joseph lloxie, one of the prime movers in
the presentation, but At presen, a political
opponent Of Mr.. Fillmore. comes to the res-
cue. aud in litter states that the Ex-Presi-
dent. finding that he had no use for the equ:p>
age, and that ismcans would not warranthim
10 sustaining il, sensibly disposed Of il. and
invested the proceeds 10 an elegant service
of plate, which he had suitably inscribed. and
retains as memento &c those friends WIN.
BY the original gift. honored him with that
proof of their esteem. he writer pcrtinently
asks, when will politicians learn that il is far
better to rely On the correctness of their own
principles aud the character Of their own
candidate for success than TO deal in contemp-
tible srandili
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SMALL N0TEs.-We hear constantly, from
al paris Of The STATE. loud complaints by people
81 al parties sgalns. The suppression 81 one and
Two dol ar notes. Attic same time u l. sup
posed that there will be an injection in the
Legislature mron6ning q, privilege 81 such an
Issue io any one bank. Yet cerIsirly would
no. be wise 10 give 10 all the banks an unlimI.
ed power To i,sur surh nol,s. They would be
Issurd 10 lager qnsniines ,lian The public con:
yenIenee would require. 10 prevent this, u
has been proposed 10 glse 10 III The banks the
right 10 i.sne 10 The amount oi 10 per cent, Of
tbrir capital.
There ough 10 be no vi c,ion 10 ihi,. o.
somihing like Il. II - nus because The bsnke
Of Fs,eiieviie has had iils prs'Lge. that We
or others have lssoitd u; but brcsU.e u was a
greal convenience TO The public that the noles
,hould. he i.tnrd .o,beW hefe. Therefore, lei
The righl b. gwen here 90 elsewhru. az every
" here, 10 hunted extent. LEI U. have the
small noies, aud lei Us have, likewise, 'tbuke
81 such srerel Legislation az Ilisi by which they
have bren iutfJicied. Fay. 0Jsapu.
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cRaSor on senkDrLE.--i he running Of the
mail trains on The Nurth Carolina Rail Road
has been again chansed--tlls time Irum day
TO night Hereafter The cars leave Colds.
borough al ? A. NJ. and arrived Charlotte
$50 r. NJ. Leave Charlotte al 5 SO r.. NJ
aud arrive Al t;oldsborougl a, 7.45 A. ".
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sTrAs.Boar DisAsTER,---The boiler Of the
Steamer Empire State. between New York
and Fall River, burst on Saturday evening.
killing SIX and wounding fifteen persons.
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Mr.. rrLLMoRE's DEMOCRATIC ADMIRERS

Tie HIN. JOHN l.. Wlm, ~ Gorge, Pre-
sden, Of lie Cincinnar Democratic Convention
which nominated Mr.. Buchanan. was Mayor
of Savannshin 1854, uhrn NJ. fiIlmnre sisled
that city, shortly after The close IL ~. admins
iraiinn. 4 public rerepien va. given 10 The
cS. President, aud VI i,or Ward. II he head "i
a Board Of Democratic tldrrm n, sJiressed
him az lnlinus:
NJ. Fillmne: With unieigned pleasure |
perf1im The duty assigned ne Of welcoming
you 10 lie ciiy Of Seaman. Whilst the events
whch mark youI administration Of the Govern
menl are ol 100 recent dale 10 be discussed with
nut ar,using passions, which on lhis ocrasion
sfnuid br husIed 10 resi-, We must III rem-inber
,hsi lllase high and solemn trusts were not as
sumed rs ynn il he sunshine four prosperity; i
II = DARK anil srenliul period ~ tie history 81
or government, when The brave began 10
Gar lie poser 81 man. and The pinus m doubt
tie favpr ol co.. Oak aud fearful were the
cloud. thai hung on The horz,n. violent the
lac unns that sg,tsitd our land, and men seem.
I'd to reek mol INV wildly tagged The slHm. 81
that in rs Jury il upiurned tie In,Iilulions Of
tie Snulh.
.'Il was your lol 10 breast tie siotm and bid
IL. Inuliefines cease, and 10 do that YOU must
turn away lr1n tie cpwds OF nd,rrer. aud Iresi
the I,nrIy path Of duiy. With your rnds Of
hoiFire IS with panoply 81 ice, y1u wrapped
Yourself from all lie prejadicrs ofsarlier Years,
aud IRON al lie temptations which lhsn sur
rounded yuu. Unierufed hg threats, nnaae III
/ Is clamors, you held On your steady cnuf.e.
preserved The Constitution 81 your country
gave peace 10 the lsnd We love. and iPprse "a
he institutions which We cherish. illustrating
To- tie w0tll that pesee has iis victories NJ les,
renowned Than war; Its e. aud proper nov
WHEN you have laid aside peace aud power anf
patronage. ihsiile affections II = g,aiefnl psopl'
shonld fullow you 10 your home aud lingo
\ around yoa ~ your refinement. A. tie ronsli
tuiei authorilIer of Tie eily of Sltanhab. w
wrlcome sou within youf lilni.--as The repre-
ssniaiises az lie peop:e, We uelcume YOU u
our hn,n,i.lIiies-as PARTON ~ her ci''zen-
We wrlrome tan q, our hnines and our hearts.
Such an endorsement. breathing ruth i
every syllable snd line, .hnnld arrest The PEI
aid rlDsc Tie Iirs 81 every Democratic iratuee
IL FILLMORE IL Tie land.
On the dag following, NJ. Fillmore was hon
oied With az squaiic tacnfsipn. DUNG lie ir.ii
vines Il uhrl, The same eloquent suogIsl olIer
ed the floving sentiment:
" Our Diiiingmshed Gust; Raised up b.
Pfosidenre 10 he ruler ~ . nation, lie seOfBe
20 be the leader 81 fseIian."
To this tsssi tlttse cheers were proposed b
|. solomon Cohen, E.q., the pirsenI Democrat
Postmaster Of slsannah!
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Governor OF Kansas. :

the United States with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, has appointed coI John W. Geary. Of Penn
.ylyana, 70 be Governor Of Kansas nPace q Wilson
stanton, removed II is 10 be hoped that the Presi-
dent has been more fortunate il this appointment than
Il those heretofore sent 10 thai distracted territory
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ing scarcer every day, and all the varieties
Of fruit may be said to be almost an entire
failure. The wheat harvest alone proved
respectable; but even this cannot begin to
make up the deficiency in potatoes and corn.
What the results Of the season will prove in
other sections Of the Union, we are not yet
prepared to say. In Maryland, agricultural
products, taken as whole. will tall far be.
hind the usual average. Of course we would
not be understood as conveying the imp9es-
sion that the general harvest will prove defi-
Gent; on the contrary, we have reason to
hope that what is lacking in one section Of
the country will be made up in another, and
we have besides the comforting assurance,
that large stocks were held over from the
abundant harvest Of last year. On the whole.
therefore, we may rest free from any serious
apprehensions so far as supplies are concern
ed; though it is equally evident that prices
will be maintained at a respectable figure Tor
some time to come. Baltimore PAT.
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WIN. iIowes. journeymsn printer in
Montgomery. Alabama, recently came inta
posse, SION u s75.0Oo. The latest take he
ever had,
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George y. Butler has disposed Of his in.
ierest in the New York Journal ofCommrrce.
The New York Post says that the price paid
was e55, 900 for one quarter; making the
value Of the whole $4,000.
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Price and Terms ID Paymenr.

The price will vary from SIS $25 according loca
ton, quality, Contracts for Deeds may made
til further notice. stip ulatng tile pure money be
paid in five annual instruments The first to become due
in from the date of contract and the others
nuay thereafter The last payment will become due at
the end of the sixth year from the date of the contract
and the lands not subect to taxation till finally paid
for.
Interest will be charged at only rhree per cent.
per annum
As security to the performance of the contract the
hrst two years interest must be paid in advance and it
must be understood that least tenth of the land
purchased shall yearly be brought under cultivation
Twenty per from the credit price will be deducted
Tor cash The Companys construction bonds will be
ceved as cash.
Ready fr med Farm Buildings, which he set up in
few day can be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be feet by 20 feet divided into one living
and three bedrooms and will cost complete set up
ground chosen anywhere along the Road, $3.50 cash,
exclusive Of ansportation. Larger buildings may be
contracted for at proportOnae rates The Company will
forward all the materials for buildings their
road promptly.
1t is believed that the price, long credit and low rate
OF interest, charged for these lands will enable
with few hundred dollars in cash and ordinary indus
try to make himself Independent before all the purchase
money becomes due In the meantime the rapid settle
ment Of the country will probably have increased their
value four or five fold. When required exp riedced
person will accompany applicants to give information and
aid in selecting lands.
Circulars containing numerous instances Of successful
farmngj signed by respectable and welknown farmers
living in the neghborhood of the Railroad lands through
out the Stateaso the cost ofenciug price Of cattle,
pense of harvesting, thrshng etc. by contract or any
other Internationally be cheerfully given appca-
ton either personally or by letter. in English French
German, addressed to JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central r. r. Co.
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, ILL.,
OH d3m
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AWTON Tor NEW ROCHELLEl
Blackberry Plants.

u P r &c ES RE D U ED!in
The subscribers have become Agents for the sale of the
genuine Lawton Tor New Rochele) Blackberry Plants
raised by Messrs. George Seymour Co Of South Nor
walk, Ct, and Messrs. Hallock, Of Milton, N. Y
We are prepared to receive large orders the coming
Fall and Spring, deliverable from the middle Of October
until the ground freezes and from the middle Of March
until the middle of May.
PRICES-$20 per hundred plants; $l1 per fifty plants
81 per dozen; 81 rs per half dozen plants
Cost Of package for dozen half Dozen l2t cents;
for h'ty or hundred 2S centsarger packages proper
tionaby less.
The name Of the grower, who will personal supern-
tend the taking up and packing, with directions for set
ting and culti'ating, will accompany each package.
The plants raised by these parties have BEEN during
the last year forwarded to every part of the country
and very few failure have occurred although
the setting out has often been entrusted unsku hands
u Orders must be accompanied by the cash to ensure
fulhilment.
We are permitted to refer to
Hon. Horace Greeley, Editor New YorK Tribune
Orange Judd Esq, Editor American Agrcuturist
James ]. Mapes, Esq Editor Working Farmer
SolOn Robinson, Esq, Agricultural Editor NJ Y Tribune
Thomas Drew, Editor Worcester Spy, Worcester Mass
Stafford Cleveland, Esq, Editor Yates County Wing.
james :. Gibbons, Esq, No. 10 Wall street. New York
Richard II. Manning Esq. No. 81 Cortlandt st.
b. Orders should be given early ia the season as
practicable and will be filled ia the order Of their
tlon.
Pamphlets may be obtained Of US on application by
mail or Otherwise free Of charge giving statement OF
igin, history, characteristics, &c.
DREW FRENCH Fruit and Produce Dealers,
1913 dawd No. So Barclay St., New York.
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PATENT AGENCY
United States, Great Britain. Franc,
Anil nLha I,,-nr,nn-.- .o......i.-


United States, Great Britain, France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTsM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Las, has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
ents
cations, Drawings and all necessary papers, and pro
Patents in the Uni ed States and European coun
tries Foreign business confded only to rusty and
sponsble agents.
to at the OtCest rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the profession)
Having connections with of the best Agents az
Washington, and making frequent trips there am ena-
bed keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating
Patents and new Inventions, thus afording the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
tors in regard to securing Patent fo, their Inventions
Inventors will find it to their ADVANTAGE to put their in
tcabe (his frequently Patent in case of cues
ton Of priority of invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office. as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confde tai advice as to
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented or in use for the same purpose, involving the
same principles and advice given to the probability
obtaining patent in cases saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODE of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office.
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington Copies
of Drawings Specifications, and other papers the Pa
tent Office obtained. copy of the claims of any inven
ton furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws Reports of Patent Cases. and Other
valuable works relating to Patents, together with
pete list of all the Patents record at Washington
be seen at my Office, free of charge
For further information, inquire of
JAMES g. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
ap17l Office 207 Main Street Idawtf
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mle0ICllICs

EeIsEASES SUCC ESSFULLT TREAT
IL ED.-REMARKABLE CURE PERFORMED
WoRns OF AnvIcg AND OF CAUTION. Encouraged b7 the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon by my friends
aud the pubic during the past years. and the extra
ordinary which has attended my edrs for the
Of the sick, am determined not to relax my exar
tons TO further usefulness but rather prepare myself
for renewed labors in my undertaking.
That diseases heretofore considered incurabe be
conquered, have abundant proof my experience.
To name few particular cases, might mention Mrs. P,
cured of vomiting blood, after having been given up by
her family phys cian to die. Mr. r. cured of a violent
eruption his head and parts of the boiv and no
nounced incurabe by one Of the best physicians Nor
folk county. MI. s, cured Of consumption Mr. r. of
liver and kidney complaint Mrs. T.. of cancer in the
after having been brought near he grave un
der treatment of other respectable physiesns Mise
M of consumption. Mr.. G., Of very alarming consump
tive symptoms and might with such cases and
HOPE, THEN. IS FOR THE SICK
do not make a business of sending medicines tn
agents rely for speedy and cures upon being ab
to prescribe the medicines myself Persons can consult
by letters and have their medicines sent by express
ADVICE.
am always glad to give freely and persons calling
upon need not feel under any obligations to take med
cines, unless they choose to do
WORDS OF CAUTION
This is an age Of new thing; among much good there
is much humbug Be not over anxious to be experiment.
ed For ten years have found my medicines to be
safe and eicaCous, and the public may rely that they
will do what is promised for them
I VARRANT 4 CURE
In all durable If person gives my remedies
fair trial without receiving the promised brneft and is
afterwards cured by other physician, will refund
all the money paid me.
A full description of my medicines and many certif-
Gates of remarkable together with much useful in
formation, can he had by applying at my Office My
book sent by mail on the receipt of postage stamp.
The following is my advertising card:
D. SPEAR, Indian Doctor, SO much celebrated for
his remarkable cures may be consulted at his office, No.
Is kneeland St., from to p ,upoa all diseases
and conditions Of the human system, free of charge
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CEsTER DAILY
nlisfcLInucous.

OAR IRON AND STEEL.
IR O
70 tons assorted wedish Iron, fat and square,
10 :" best Norway Bar Iron.
$3.50 ' assorted best refined Iron, round fat and
quare.
so tons shafting Iron, from II to inches round.
20 &" small round and square Iron, from 1-l6 to 81
Of inch.
tons U. B. horse-na rods.
10 " horse and ox-shOe Iron.
10 I" best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 hoop and band Iron from to inches wide
20 best Glendon Iron
" Lowmore Iron assorted
OVAL and half-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
S T z E L.
tons sleigh shoe Steel (Swedish)
best cast Steel, (Sanderson Bro. Co..
" round machinery Steel.
sc English spring 60
German
Blistered I)
Corking
ALSO.
Fisher 4 Norris Cast Steel Face A,aUrts ana
Vices. Best English A,puilS and Vices,
Horse RaSps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS,
BLA0KsMITH's SEA COAL OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA
GRIN ONES.
Horse Nails, made from the best O. B. Iron warranted
N. B. P b l. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL
~ The above will be sold the most favorable terms
by The subscribers "a the old stand Washington Square
Worcester Oct 1874 3so1 ON
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n, y. Advertisements.
4 IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD,
JAMES PYLE'S

ICE6C = sal eTNE ~ s.
The nigh point of perfection attained in the purifca,
ton of james Pyles Dietetic Saeraus is of much i'm.
porance TO the American public, and should command
special attention Saeratus is used in almost every fam.
iy from the President down to the humbest citizen n
preparing the greatest necessary of e BREAD; hence
the Importance of a purely wholesome article
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Take heed that your Children's health may not be de.
stroyed for medical nimously acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities of SaIeratus are
destructive to health. 1t deranges the stomach enters
the system, and the way for diseases
the great mortality among children of the present day
from apparently simple diseases, to great extent
be attr uted to its destructive properties. Indeed
consumers had any knowledge of the dangerous impuri
ties existing in much of the Saleratus in use they
would shudder at he thought of using it in their food;
but here is an article that can he relied
JAMES PYLE'S DIETRTIC SALERA TUS,
Which is rapidly finding its way all parts of the coun-
try Its pure and harmless qualities seevident,
that any intelligent Lady be convinced BY single
trial. and its powerful raising properties quite su-
cient TO produce eighth bread Suitable for the
most delicate dyspeptic patient) from the pound Of
-four han be done in the ordinary way. For short
Biscuit Cake, and Pastry of all kinds by far superior
to Super Carbonate of Soda requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE the sole originator of the Dieetic Sal
eraus and that bearing any other is counterfeit.
Manufacturing depot ia Warren Street, New York,
For sale at all the Groceries in Worcester and through
out New England generally. as daR6m
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1l)ol1ts.

EATANTED MMEDIATELY-FOUR OR
w Five Girls to Work Custom Goats. Good wa
ges anu steady employment given Apply to
MECORNEY Il BTGELOW,
o9 diff 2l4 Main street.
A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated with
N full partial Board, at the WORCESTER WATER
CCRE. Apply to E. F. ROGERS, sup't.
jy1 diff
Statesmen WANTED.-Three or four ex
- perienced Statesmen wanted at VIM. LOCKE cos,
5 4 6 Lincoln House Block. So diff
SITUATION WANTED.-Asa custom Gut
- ter Good reference given character and abi-
ty. Inquire at this Office. au26 diff
40 OR I2 RPENTERS WANTED
a " IMMEDIATELY, None but first rate workmen
need apply. SBWELL H0LBRoOK,
So diff No Grown ST.