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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
bAhUAINSs BARGAINSs
CLOSING OUT SALEi
10000 DOLLARS WORTH
Millinery Goods and Embroideries
To be sold
WTTHOHT RFGAPD To NOSTy

Millinery Goods and EmbroideIies
To be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
Consisting of
Cambria, Muslin, and Lace Collars,
Cambria Muslin and Lace Bands and Flouucings
camhric Muslin, Mechlin, Smyrna, and Real Thread
Edgings and Insertings.
Embroidered Haudkerchiefs.
Lace Sleeves, and lot of Cambria and Muslin Col
lars andCus and Collars and Sleeves in match
Also, his entire Stock of Ready Made
BOunets, Bonnet Ribbons, Silks. SatIns,
vevets and Bonnet Materials of every description.
French Flo Fers, Fea hers, Blonde Edgngs, Kid
Gloves, Dress Trimmings and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
The subscriber has made arrangements for New Store
and determined to close his entire Stock and has
markeihs Goods prices which will ensure ready sae
In his stock will be found many
RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
which have been recently purchased and which will be
sold without reserve. Give him early call, and you
will find decided bargains.
CA. BROWNING,
d3l d4w 100 Main 81.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS!
The richest assortment o, CARBOHYDRATES and
LAOES ever exhbite in this city is found at
GROSS h srRAUSS'5, IS Main St, and are offered at
prices less than ever sold in this city.
The Goods consist Of
Cambria, Muslin, and French Collars.
Sets of Collars and Sleeves to match.
Rich Honton BRUSSELS and Linen Throat Laces.
Mourning Collars and Sleeves.
French and Black Lace Wells.
Best Paris Kid Gloves.
Also, full assortment of Winter Gloves Hosiery La
dies Mohar Head Dresses Imitation Real Jet Brace
lets, German, Zephyr, Worsed, and Mohair Bracelets
and great assortment of D less TRIMMINGS.
Ladies Of Worcester and vicinity, we advise to call
and examine our Goods, at the
New York Fancy Goods Store
No. So Main st.. opposite Qiinsigamond Bank.
MI df GROSS 4 SIR AUsS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18

DIR. tIough's Columbian PiIIs-A sure
pain in the side heaeache SICK headache
tyeness tiles. nervousness, and all bilious arrangements
Thee pills with less cost Of money and loss Of time,
thar any mtdrm discoveries; and there is no nau.
sea, or gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester shouid have dozen in he house to use
as a family mcdicne for these Pills if used faithfully
will break up any fever if used early ard a the best
thing cold anyperson tried. Sold Iy D. Scott
G. r. Spnrr, J. Green. ard others diff ol9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18
REMOVALS!

RE MOVAL!
THE BOSTON MERCANTILE ACADEMY,
MecantiIc BniIdin& is Summer Street.
FENHIS SCHOOL recently located at No. Winter
street, has been removed larger and better rooms
fitted up by the poprietors expressly for this purpose
INSTRUCTION will he given, heretofore in the Common
English Studies Penmanshp, Book Book keeping Math-
ematics, including Navigation Languages, (Anceht and
Modern) and Drawing.
TEACHERS
L. B. Hanaord, A. M. Senior s. O. Belle,
J. w. Payson, Signor Luigi Monu,
o. F. Gerry, A. NJ, Mons Henri List,
G. r. Hodges, A. B., Max Ritshter
Miss Il. G. Dryden, J. w Tavcrner.
il diff HANAFoRD 4 PAYSoN, Proprtors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18
Va e DC Al NO TICE.


DR. r. GREEN, has under treatment numerous
eases of all kinds of Chronic diseases, among which are
about five hundred cases of CANCER. His office is daily
thronyed by those afflicted with Scroiula, Humors the
Blood Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia v-
er Complaint, Dropsy, Rht umatsm, Heart O. mplants
Consumptan Of the Blood, Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, and all Chronic Diseases.
In consequence Of the increase Of business, it became
necessary 10 employ another medical assistant. He has
now the p asure OF informing the public that he has Sc
cured the services of Dr. g. W. fay thorough ard &C
compshed physician an surgeon. One who has enjoy.
ed superior advantages in the best medical schools and
hospitals in the country.
Or Green now having four assistants, hopes to be able
to meet the demands of who may prefer thu natural
system OF medicine upon scientific priIrcples He has
recently fitted up another boarding house. where those
from distance have all the necessary care for rea-
sonable compensation.
Persons wishing 10 Cancer Scrofulous Tuners ex-
tracted by the Plaster do by calling the Office
Ample reference be given show the complete
cess Of his prastice.
DR.. Green will be at the Office every day from A. NJ.
till P NJ, Wednesday and Saturday Dings from to
O'Clock. DR.. Fay competent person will be in
the Office from A. NJ to ?. NJ Sundays from to 10
O'Clock A NJ.
Once SO BrOOmfieId Street, Boston.
it15 afr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18

o. FARM FOR SALE-stuated four miles
Hss from the Court House. 1t consists of SixtY-six
Aaih. Acres divided into Moving and Pasturing and
s'rteen acres Of young RoOd Land; on the Farm is
an orchard having large variety of gate tees The
building consist Of two story House AMI Barn. Said
Farm is early and well adapted to the cultivation Of veg
etables
The Farm will be sold cheap ah, or it will be ex-
changed for House or Building Lot r thscity. large
portion of the purchase money remain on mortgage
inquire Of j. EATON,
Corner Of Myr le and Soutlbridge streets
aIA d1',Nw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18

JOHN A. DODGE,
HAoKMAN-naeh 81. q.

WORCESTER, MACS
Orders 10 Dc let Al Boydenh Exchange Once, No2
worceuter Ilnuse Block at Parkefa Stable, opposite b.
a II. H. X Depot, and at bis reslience, No, TfumbuE
street ~ Horses and Carriage to let
Hacks iurnlnhed Cot RaKkiens Ruperals. 40 - ..s d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18
Sawin, Lyon, & BFuulhaIIs QUADRILLE
BAND. (foro cry Dorman's Band.)
Drector-J. W. LYON.
:

Pr mpier,-FRANK SAWIN.
D. w. LYON lst fioin.
f. SAwN.. ..........................2 % Violin.
C.-BRAMHALL,. ......................Cla rlonet
II. E. DUpMAN,. ............ .Cornet Piston.
u A. hiCHAhDS, UouOic DaSs.
Applyto Dorman's Eating House, corner of Main and
Front sts G. Branhall Is Mechanic St, at the Office
Marsh's Music store, l72! Main ST.
u Any nua Der OF Pieces furnished.
s24 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18

TIT ny S@P1IVt1 " IIIlIIdIOI
By mutual arrangement the business will be continued
till July 1t 10 close of the stock and settle up the affairs
of the concern.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18
Nem A0utrtIsenlcnts.
N O TICE e!

The Copatnershp heretofore existing under the firm of
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25
Massachusetts Politics.

The absurlity Of Mr.. Chaatc'- determination 10
support Mr.. Buchanan. rs means ot preventing
the election Of Mr.. Fremont is shown IN THIS
Whatever influence he has is in Massachusetts,.
Buchanan is scarcely thought of IN that st6'e'
Massachusetts will inevitably vote either for Fill
more or Fremont. Mr.. Choate abandons flllmor"
for Buchanan aud attempts TO induce othersf'
do the same To the extent that he succeeds he Will
weaken the only contestant Fremont has IN MaS-a-
ehnsetts and 10 that extent increase the chances
of Fremonts carrying the state. II Mr. Ch"nie
were capable Of playing at intrigue mud praete-
ing duplicty.we should suspect that he had adop-
ted the course be has fallen on not "a means 1t
defeating Fremnnt.but Of promoting hi election.
lie could in no other way render that grnileman
service 81 available as in detraotiug from the
strength of Fillmore, We are glad to sec that
other eminent old line Wings take wiser view
Of affairs than Mr. G.. The Boston Daily Adyer
ti.er makes the following encouraging announce
ment Of the preference oftte distinguished Wings
of Massachusetts for Fillmore "Wc learn that
II paper was in circulation yesterday for sigma
lures among The Wings Of this city, aud that the
names of Messrs. Edward Everett. Robert C.
Winthrop, VIM. Appleton. Geo. :. llillard and
Luther \. Bell were appended, with others. The
signers state That before expressing AN opinion
on the Presidential question, they had designed
TO await the action of the Wing State Convention
10 be held on the third Of September, but finding
that their silence in that respect has been misin
torpreted,t they take this occasion TO shy that they
entertain decided preference for Mr.. Fillmore
over either of the other candidates. These are
not the cxao, words ofthe piper. (which we hive
not SEEM but they express, we believe its sub.
stance"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25
Gynclburs s..m,hcr Hnr.et. Aug. 23.

RICHMOND MARKETS, August 22a, l85G,-FLoUR.
The negotiation for lot Of canal superfne, mention
ed in our review Of yesterday closed to-day, and
the 200 barrels changed hands at 81 We quote in
smaller lots, to the city trade at Ge1s, only stand
ard brands which always held above the average
rates, now being quotable Il; Sd Sales Of extra at
IS.
ToBAGCO-Nessrs. Wilree & Watkins report
ollows-Prccs have varied but little for week past
Although they rather in tlyor Of the Seller. The
receipts unusually large for this season of the
year, and yet the Stock in Irt hands is much small
than it has been at the same period, for several
al years there conclude notwithstanding the
arge receipts and heavy breaks al our ware houses,
that present high prices will be maintained for some
time to come. We quote Lugs at 263@8! Leaf 50
"a u; mlddling Slq@il! good Sl2@i3 fine Ship
ping Sl32GslG T. Loo lbs Manufacturing qualities,
general sales Slo@ 20 T. loo lbs, according quail
ity,a few fancy hhds. have been selling for $50 to $40
and $50 T. loo lbs, with much animation in the mar
kct
WiiEAT.-We continue to quote at Yesterdays
rates, viz: 306el 80 for red, and 40Gtl 45 for
whtc,wth furthermore iirmness on the part ofreceiy-
crs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

NEw YORK MARKETs.-A short supply Object cattle
on market yesterday, with an active demand caused
an advance in prices Of faly per pound the
current rates being from u 10 Il per pound,
according to quality. There an abnn liant stock
OF sheep and lambs and pria ianel riie, the
bulk of the lattnr selling Tor - Zach. .ie some
of superior quality sold for -. Swine were scarce,
and sales were made as high as cents per pound.
The sales OF cotton yesterday confined to
few hundred bales, without change in prices The
sales the day before Yesterday reached about 1000
5000 bales including parcels to spinners and for
export Sales of oul moderate, without change
ofmoment in prices. The receipts continued light.
Wheat was unchanged Corn was irmer, with sales
ofsound Western mixed at 81 &c. 63c. Pork was
rather frner aud sales of mess were made at $40 80
ol9 G24 and Of prime at SIS 500 bbls of mess
were sold deliverable mail September buyers option,
at SD 80. Lard continued firm, at Sc was refused
for 600 bbls, to arrive and l35c. asked. Sugars
were quiet, being COINED to about 400 800 hhds
Cuba at Sc. 8te, Coffee was quiet Freghts were
unchanged To Liverpool, grain was engaged at Gle,
a 'ie., IN bulk and bags-A T. Heraid, .. st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

Fever and Certain trrc.-Mo more use for
xtnrcs Quuine Fowlers solution Arenie Mercury
o Of the vianous nauseous compounds which only
disease to mpant another more deadly and which
sends It's unhappy victims finally with wrecked and broken
constitutions early Try Carriers spanish Mixture
which of these dangerous drugs but cures by
specifically the Liver purifying the blood and strength
the system thus enabling nature II fecuperac its
hascd energies by opening OF the skin, and cHpe
ling from the body all impurities and old medicines which clog
aud rc operation More than thousand persons
have been cured Carriers Spanish Mixture after every thing
clso lad siEnally filled As sample # its remarkable effects
Mts4t, Davis 4 Hicks OF Autaugavle Ala, writes Us that
cured gentleman of Chronic Fever aud Ague which all the
eurt Of ply cans and their remedies could suhdue lie
only took three bottles They sells very fapidy and
maintains its high reputation al through the country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Aug 2lst.-The Offer
the Scales to day reached $50 2lo head
OF which were driven Flor Philadelphia and the bal
ahee G9o head disposed of to Baltimore butchers at
prices ranging from 50 to 81 80 per leo lbs-ay-
eraglng - co. The general quality of the beeyes
WAS much better than the offerings for the last three
weeks An extra lot Oft very fine Cattle obtained
50 Hogs seemed to be quite plentiful and of pretty
tar quality; sales at 5oto 81 per 100 lbs. Sheep
quite scarce, and prices the same as last week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25
The National Era, the Abolition organ n
Washington, referring 10 these ineldents. ,nil.
eAics, ing Dead a,totsg

The letter of Gen jackson, charging Mr.
Buchanan with "a want of moral courage aud
with having urged him tho adoption of
scheme, embodying, rs he considered, deep cor
ruptien," has graveed the Democratic leaders
To the very core. Tho Washington Union tried
to get up idea that the letter was II forgery
but II was no 60. The Louisville Courier Ia
Buchanan organ) boldly assas the memory of
the old hero, and the Richmond Enc urcr renews
the impatation against Mr.. Clay of u corrupt
coalition. We give extracts from each of these
journals for the meditation of the friends of those
great old oheftans. Says the Courier
Bpt after all this pirate letter written hy Jack
son, in 1919 Just before his death, menny yiilifyug
Buchanan, charging him with cowarlice aud false
hood, is shamelessY dragged forth 10 degrade Buc-
hanan The nf,my 1.-THE affair rests upon Jackson
for writing his letter and next upon those who have
brought it to light for political effect now for the
first time. They who cheap opprobrum mountain
nigh upon the grave of Jackson, are they who have
dishonored him and degraded themselves by publish
ing the unfortunate pirate letter of the nsaney vim
dletivc old tyrant who, in,this very letter. proved
that 10 the last no touch ofiustice or magnanmity
towards an opponent rival ever entered his breast
and that his only use for friends to make tools
OF them. II Buchanan had in 1927, instead of faith
fully giving truthful testimony as he did corroborn-
ted Jacksons charges against Clay, jackson never
would have written his infamous secret letters of
1887
The Richmond Enquirer, referring to the de-
feat of Gen. jackson in 1924, and the election of
Mr.. Adams by the House of Representatives,
says:
Against every person who had been instrumental
in the defeat of their choice the people cherished
unappeasable purpose of revenge. The Administra-
ton which \ CORRUPT COALITION had foisted
upon them they made haste to repudiate with an
preston of resentment and Indignation, which yet
flames upon the pages of our history AS mn admoui-
ton to CRIMINAL AMBITION in all coming time
The "Celt newspaper it is said has declared
eloquently against the Democratic party, on ac.
count of the refusal of the Democratic members
TO expei Herbert from the House, for the muir
der OF the Irish waiter. Heating. Another paper
ct the same character as the Celt called the |.
rlsh American. comes out on the Herbert bust.
ness IN the the following style: AT an honest,
hard working lrshman is shot down in cold blood
by one OF those foul things vomited forth from
tho rutiianism Of rum holes and the stuiling
OF ballot boxes, and if the foul thing is to be up
held by the Democratic party. though we have
always been on that side, we can 70 with them
no longer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

The Golden En-, California paper, state.
TINT six clippers brought in. in the latter part of
.iunc. about two thousand Ghinamen 10 san
Francisco. How would our Democratic friends
ke 10 see these Pagans 60 TO Kansas. aud claim
The tight II participate in framing the law. aud
institutions of HAT trrrtoryi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

4 Ffrt"mch Hrcnth.-Wbat lady or gentleman wound
ator unor the curse OF dsagrecHbe breai when using
boNDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only render it,
svert hut make the teeth white aabastp prevent
Rhn and preserve thom from decay Recommended by
lists aud PLY scians where.
Beautiful Complexion may be aiais"d by its re-
moves FjnT trtekles renders the skin
n nr1rtnea rich rnseae hue 1t * the greatest cosmetic
ever known, hong free from all injurious
cents. Iar saleby SrROIHtR y WllIrEHEAD
lat T. Xpr2,y here
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

The extension of the capitol was begun July
ith, 1851. The work has been diligently pur-
sued five years. At least three years more will
be required to complete it, and the aggregate
cost viii be three fines what was estimated
The edihcr when finished will Certainly be n
magnificent national structure
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25
Mr.franci. Granger. in hi. .peeeh a. the FIJI.

Mr.Francls Ufangor, IN Us sperch as the FIT
more Meeting. in Albany,la-t Thursday said.
lha,'if the friend. Of Fillmore, in the oihrr por-
tons Of the country nre up aud doing a. good
battle in the eause. they ARE in The State Of
New York. lie would be elected by large mai1r-
ny" The continued per,naeious cry that Mr..
Fillmore cannot be elected i for political effect
To dissprit his friends. 10 carry off the waycfing
aud 10 influence the alewnrin 10 deserton. Is Il
great point gained in the political game. To be
succcssfl' is Ia win.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25
.rhc. n,A,sHs,n:a r:IINln.. for .hr immr

date cure OF larfhrh Cholera MorOuS, thuc &c prepared
by j II. Thompson Co has given all
those who have been 50 fortunate it. This Elixir
not composed Of a sh dsagreeabu and stimulating ntred
ons bnt pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
tSeit itis soothing and tonic the stomach bowels
aud when taken directed, fails afford relief
7hoft time. Every family should have bottle within reach
s season of the year when bowel complaints prcya
fully Il cslnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

Bishop Cobb of Alabama, of the Epi,c opal
Chnrch.who is extensively known and highly ap-
preciated in thi, community, has just rrtur ned
roma European tour, in fin health md ,piri =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

Accounts from Panama have lately brought
intelligence that the bloody and inhuman massn
ere at that place, some months ago has been fnl
ly Investigated by the Commissioners sent thth-
eer for the purpose by government. and the
offence proven to have been as unprovoked AS it
atrocious. Mr.. A, b. Corwinc. the Commits
sioner has. II is said, clearly fixed the respons.
bility of the outrage upon the authorities of New
Grenada, and this we can very readily believe
as the facts published at the time of the occur
renee showed that thoy arrayed themselves on
the side of the mob Mr.. Corwine estimates the
damages at about half million of dollars and
recommends the exaction Of immediate indemn-
ty and the punishment of the rioters; and in
the event of failure 20 recover that the Uni
ted States government shall take such steps rs
may be Necessary 10 protect the transit n
cross the Is,hmus. Such is the report. and
there is no mistakng its drift. Oar course
is now clear enough. We have the evidence
taken before our Commissioner as TO the
character Of the offence, and the parties re-
sponsible for it. There can be now no dispute
as to them. With the State of Panama we have
no diplomatic relations, but TO the government of
the Republic of New Granada we may go, and
imperativey demand prompt reparation If that
authority cannot, or will not,grant t,or bubbles,
or purposely delays doing So we have the RENE
dy in our own hands. Without demoshing
towns or cities uselessly, we can, and should,
hold possession of the whole lsthmus until New
Granada learns wisdom from experience In
such procedure the world would see no indica-
lions frapacity or territorial lust but the natu.
raj result of that spirit of nsolent bravado which
seems inseparable from the Spanish American
character
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

D1PLoMATIC AND CONSULAR SYSTEMS. The
bill from the committee on foreign affairs to reg
ate the diplomatic and consular systems of the
United States, passed. we beliye, by both
Houses of Congress. 1t provides that embassa-
doris and ENJOYS extraordinary md ministers
plenipotentiary shall be entitled to Sl7,5OO each
compensation for their services to Great Britain
and France. and $4,000 each to Russia, Spain,
Austria. Prus>in. Brazil, Mexico and China; and
$4,000 to all other countries Ministers resi-
dent mud commissioners, seventy five per cen
tum; charges d'atfnrcs fifty per. centum; and
secretaries of legation fifteen per centum of
the said amounts respectively.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

IN IN not SEA HOUSE without Music like Nurse
~ without Children Sleut gloomy aud lrsuato
hanon soul Of life beathod suggested whore
ro and only absent from the lips and souls those who
h for re'san strataEcms and Spos So Young ladies insist
n once upon Your Papa buying Piano from +. Z NASH, Of
ft'rabuE although not b. able play thar
Polka Negro Melody. and Days of Absence. it,
The above good advice Nnu always find about 40 Sc
ect Pianos nj the lowest prices with all the various STYLES and
patterns at T. l. NASli,
Piano foe Wararoom, % eamore corner Of Bank Pc
tcrsburg. Nl. f1,,, - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

Ak AMERICAN PRNArEER FITTING OUT TO
INVADE PERU.--'rho Panama Star and Herald,
of a late date. has the following paragraphs I'VE
learn on good authority, that II vessel was fitting
ont 10y General Echeniqui Mt last accounts. in
Valparaiso, for the purpose of invading Peru
As the vessel whose name we have not n scertaiu.
ed, carries an American register the Peruvian
Minister applied to Lieutenant Nelson, or the
storeship Fredcna, to have her seized; that Off
Ger went on board and found her lad 'ned with
arms and ammunition, but informed the Minis
ter that 81 long rs she had made no attempt to
attack Peru, and had committed no outrage, She
could not be interGorrd with by him"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25

NEW ORLEANS MARKET Aug. 20.-Cotton-Sales Of
9o9 bales to-day at former rates. Seven bales new
Cotton sold at l2 cents Baggng % cents; Gunnieq
~ cents. Corn 10 cents.