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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

The RIGHT DOCTRINE Senator Wilson,
In letter to the Republicans of Providence,
who invited him to address them at late
meeting in that city. writes -
81 hope the friends of freedom IN yuus
state will do all in their power to unite the
opponents Of slavery extension Of ali parties,
in the work of placing the State in position
of uncompromising hostility to the slave pow
er, and its obedient instrument, the present
administration.
Men who are true to freedom, be they Re-
publcans, Americans, Wings, OF Democrats,
should now, in the present condition of the
country, when the South is combing for slav.
cry. unite for freedom, and agree to tolerate
each others opinions upon other questions
which have divided them in the past or which
may divide them in the future.
The time has now come for all men who
love liberty and hate slavery to combine for
the contest in November. by the union of
anti Nebraska men of all parties,in the House,
victory was won that gladdened the hearts
of the people of the Free States, BY an union
upon the same basis, the people Of your State
may win glorious victory on the ID of April,
and the people of the Free States place a true
man in the Executive Chair in November
next"
The election in Rhode Island comes off to-
day, and we may expect a favorable result,
should the opposition to the Pierce dynasty in
that State be sufficiently united. A like nm
ion in the nation at large would secure us
national triumph in November.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
An Extract from the Diary of BncheI-
WORCESTER. April |. I824.

WORCESTER, April l, 1884
'fThis day was a busy one with me. / moved
my lodgings from the Worcester Hotel, or, as it
is now called, the United States Hotel" kept
by James Worthngton and William C. Clark, at
the south end of Main Street. TO the Worcester
Coffee House.. kept by Farnsworth & Harris
winch is opposite the uflck Meeting. house. and
near the Courthouse I paw three unIIars per
week and have my washing done; and from Oct
to April l, am to have a chamber on the second
floor, to myself and furnished, with fire and
lights for the evenings; and through the sum
mer, from April to Oct l, I am to have a Dartor
to myself with fire and lights when want them
Wine is to be charged me at seventy.five cents
bottle, and to be such wine as he furnishes to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Rev. J. Marvin, whose labors with the Univer-
saiist Society in Ftchburg for the past two years,
have been so we'll received, has accepted call to
settle In Springfield, Illinois. Heis now on his
way to his new charge. His loss viii be univer-
sally regretted by the Society he has just left. as
well as by the numerous friends he has gained in
the social walks of life. outside that society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

FATAL CAsuALry-THE EUDoRA TRAGEDY.
-NeH YORK, April LA row of six stables,
wn ~ were being torn down in Water street,
lel win loud crash yesterday afternoon, and
several children who were around the premi.
SEES were buried under the ruins. One bow
was taken out quite dead, and two little g,rls
were so seriously injured that thew are not
expected to recover. Several Others were
slightly injured. WY
The negro, Wilson, who was arrested on
charge OF scuttling the schooner Eudora Inc.
gene, and afterwards discharged, was vester.
day arrested by the United States authorities
and committed, on charge of creating a re,
volt on board that vessel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

s. Il. Haywood having taken tbs retail department
Of Goodnow heywood's Shoe Store would a. nounee Ia
the numerous patrons Of the concern, lhe public gen
orally thath has full and well assorted Stock Of gots
Shoes ard Rubbers, for Ladi,s 0ers' aud Chldren5s
wear This Stock has been selected with great care Ia
well adapted TO the wants Of this community Win be shown
with pleasure, and offered at such prices as win insure
ready sale s. r. H. hopes by prompt ersonal attention
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon this establishment, Piper Block, No. 207 Ala.s
Worccalcr Feb 4. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

TaylOr's Premium starch Pol;sb.-Read
the follawng from one of our rst citizens in favor of This
valuable article:
mr. D. Taylor, Jr; Dear sir-By your invitation we
induced to Ike trial of you Starch Polish in our
amy' few evenings since ''beter haIfn informed
US that it was all and we must get SONS more as
she could not get along without it We cheerfly rec
ommend 1t to all those who have heretofore made use
Of it. NJ. PETuNGILL, 10 Safest.
D. TAYLOR, Jr, Proprietor, 10 Broad Street. Bos-
ton. ap1 az.
Sold in Worcester, by W. 0. SWEET & CO., General
Agents. mcb95 dst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

KANSAS. following extract from the
Washington correspondence of the Charles
tomas. c., Mercury, the leading fire eating
paper of the South, will be read with interest.
1t shows the Importance, attached by the
South, to the control of the institutions of
Kansas, and admonishes us of the extent of
the efforts they will be disposed to put forth
to secure it to slavery. Every argument ad-
dressed to the South should operate with ten
fold force upon the North. If they are will
ling to do so much to curse the Territory with
slavery, how much more should we do to
bless it with freedom and not that territory,
alone, but other States and territories, whose
position may be controlled or influenced by
to the other evidence that is accommodating,
that the attempt to establirh slavery by force
is abandoned, and that theIesult is to be de-
termined by the character of the settlers who
go there. In this view of the case, how i'm
portaut it is, that an overwhelming emigration
should be poured in there, the present season,
from the Free States.
Correspondence Of the Charleston Is. c. Mercury.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1856.
The Kansas ConteSt-Iaterciesc agith Gen.
Whitfeld- The Presidency The soay Pierce
is to be Elected.
arrived in Washington last Friday morn
ing and found the same question stirring cir
Giles here as in Charleston. Kansas Kansas
absorbs everything else, and colors social as
well as political discussions. 1t looms with
anxious poftent over the peace of the Union
more gloomiy still upon the future fate of
the South. Yolr readers are already inform.
ed that the black republicans achieved anoth-
er triumph in the House, by passing the reso-
luton to appoint and send out to Kansas
committee to examine into the merits Of the
Whitfield and Reeder case. 1t is most novel
and extraordinary measure, having its origin
in the same reckless spirit which seems to be
sweeping over the whole government
Immediately upon my arrival. mads tho
acquaintance Of Gen. Whitfield, and snec;.
meu, indeed, he is of Southern man.
Would that he were the type Of the whole
South. My conversations with him have
been of a most interesting nature. He saws
that there are over two thousand slaves al
ready in Kansas, and that the southern marty
are now, and have always been, in the major.
ity; but that the abolitionists are gaining
fast upon them, and viii soon overpower
them, unless the South acts promptly and
enerceticRlly in the matter. / asked him
particularly in what form aid was needed and
his reply was, " Young and enterprisinp
Southern men," Missouri" said he. cha,
done nobly for Kansas; she has given money
by thousands, and her sons are ready for The
struggle. But she cannot hold out agains
"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

THE RUSSIAN WAR.-An exhibition of the
scenes nf the Russian War will be given at the
horticultural Hall, this afternoon, for the benefit
of those who cannot attend in the evening. Adj
mission, for adults 10 cents children 10 cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
California,

The number of murders in the State in
January was l6, a reduction of 10 from the
same month in 1855.
There was more emigration than immigra-
ton in February !; the population decreased
S57 the gain in January was l,4O2.
There were 2S4. $50 ounces of gold and
5S,425 of silver received at the U. s. branch
mint in January and February. an increase of
nearly 100 per cent. over the same months a
year ago. The increase in coinage was nearly
as great.
The export of precious metals to all quar-
tefs in February was $S,47O, 856, which adj
ded to that of January, $S,4l5,Sl4, gives &c.
SS6,l7o as the total export thus far this year.
If these amounts be taken as criterion for
the whole of the current year. the aggregate
will show great falling off from preceding
years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
For Less than Ome G'ent uqY Mo,,,y,
A NEW ARTICLE

ROBINSON HoUomN's Dental Saap. for csa,s-
ing the Teeth and Gums Tie priucipa, Dentists In ti
country and IN Europe, agree, that ii So is p7tpeyy
prepared it is the best thing to clean the eeh ana Gums
1t must he free from acids, akaiies and Il possible
from any unpleasant taste The above Soap has bsen
compounded with great care by Of the firm and will
soon become iayorie and indispensable article
Price TEN CENTS PER CAKE, enough 10 last 10
months. Forsae wholesale and reail, by
GEO. Il. spURR
mciS ar 20I Main ST..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Bryant, at No. l54 Main Street, has ga few
more left " of those nice Cashmere Shawls, war
ranted all silk and wool, which will be closed out,
for the low price of sic dollars. These Shawls
are richly worth nine dollars. Ladies, improve
the opportunity offered You for bargains.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

AUCTION SALE OF FuRNITuRE.-The atten-
ton of our readers is called to the sale of rich
furniture at auction, in Aliens block, opposite
the City Square, to-day See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Daniel B. Smith, secretary and trea-
surer Of the Keystone Building Association.
a. Philadelphia, has been holden TO bail in
$4,000 for enbezzling the funds to the
amount Of $4,000
J. L Steakman has been committed
70 jail at Portland. Me-, on suspicion Of hav.
ing robbed q post Office box in Bangor. His
attempt 70 get stolen bank check cushod lod
10 bis detection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

The Know Nothings of Groveland =
Council l29--have repudiated the nomina-
tons of Fillmore and Donelson. and publish
ed their resolutions in the Haverhill Ga
zette
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

RAoHEL's VISIT TO AMERIoA.-In the &C.
count of Mr.. Beuvaillet, one Of Rachel's COM
pany, now publishing in Paris journal, it is
stated that the tragedienne experienced a Sc
ries Of notifications here. When she was to
appear at New York, transparency was
stuck up in front of the theatre. as il she was
figuring in a montebank's booth. Her recep-
ton was nothing like SO enthusiastic as that
accorded to Jenny Lind. Her first nights re-
ceipts were only $5,0l6, whereas Jenny
Linds first nights were $l7,S64; her second
nights receipts were, in English money, f2S0
less than the first nights. On the two nights
some mischevous boys collected near the
theatre, and AMUSED themselves in ridiculing
the French, by initiating the growing of a
cock and at another theatre, where a French
company were playing such pieces as " Joco,
or the Monkey OF Brazil" there was no get
ting place at any price, whereas she had
places enough and to spare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Orr THE TRAcK.-The freight train from
Springfield for Hartford ran off the track at
Windsor, Monday forenoon, damaging the
locomotive seriously. The passenger trains
were delayed several hours by the encum-
brance of the track.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

The Kanzas company, from New Haven,
starts one hundred strong They will go pia
Rock Island and through Iowa, avoiding Mis-
souri,. If their example should be followed,
the Missourans, in the loss of trade, would
see what they have gained by folly and vo-
lence. THERE'S another party of one hundred
to start from the vicinity of New Haven in a
few days, and thousands in New England are
preparing to migrate hereafter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
irich4
Mrs. M. w. Gornlds, Femnie pbvslcI,n

Mrs. @ having given special attention 10 III t6,or If
Midwifery aud united with the study about sy year NJ
practice, three Of which has been In this city, and without
Wy losn ul ange mother or child, would, with degree
Of couddence, still oner aud recommend her seryie G NJ
Friends generally as she considers the business bcionn
exclusively TO qualified females. 9Nb
3. Uterine and other Female Complaints vrui all.
b, Mt nded 10 In connection with Dr. Wlaon,a ssr,
uppor or. w P'nNne
Reslisioe, os BumuOr street, between Central and rs
hange uts. MO AZ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

INHALATIoN.-Dr. C. Howard Marshall, who
treats Humors Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, and
Consumption, now at the Worcester House, will
remain until Saturday next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
WESTERN TICKET, OFFICn.

Through Tickets via Niagara Falls Buffalo Or New York
city, for Chicago, Rock Island Gaena Duinoue. ~
PanPs cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, Toledo Lgsalle
y Louis, Dumeith, milwaukee, Racine Madsoil james.
VIE, NC &C. The only American r. r Route N tbe
west hho southwest, running hom continuous Deuots
from New York. or Boston, to st. Loui Passengers are
saved the Expense and annoyance Of Of Transferring them
selves Of b9ggaEe Night Express trains furnished with
surpassed No night changes No fefrying. Tickets
good until used.
- LEONARD 4 co Agents.
ItDlduU ENprOas Maf,a
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LEONARD 4 co Agents.
Express Office 1870 Main Street
BroncllIis. Couah., nonr.cnc,r. pro,en,,

~ ~ ,,hHhss' NSuAns, HOnrKcucfN, BrOtUn'a
brgneaiat Iroches or Voice Lozenges ane made from
a nsn 'seemed recipe for the alienation b Bronchiu
affections, Coughs HJarseness Irritation Of The Thront
her chronic ocensioqed by cold unusual cxertiono
tne vocal organs IN speaking Singing Cergmen, Yo-
eAhhts, Ll@yers ami all public SPEAKERS, will find tht N
az admirable subatliute fr water Ia soothing the bon
chrl lnpes md vniuabie and efficient remedy. Con
toining no opium they can he as rcey rs REQUISITE
JOHN 1. BROWN a SON, propretors
Wholesale Agents for New England States, WEEKS x
20 rER, Boston,
Forsacin Worcester. by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN
and Druggists generally ieb1 I'm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

THE LYoEUM LECTURE, on Thursday evening,
will be given by Geo. W. Curtis. Esq, of New
York, author of the Potphar Papers, &c. Sub
jeet-Charles Dickens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
LOCAL NEWS.


DEATH on THE RAIIRoAp.-The body of an
unknown man was found on Tuesday fore
noon, lying upon the track of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad, in this city, just below
the deep cut" Appearances indicated that
the man had been run over by the cars, but
by what train is not known. Both legs and
Doth arms were broken, and the left side OF
the head and face were crushed in. The de-
ceased was about five and half feet in hight,
and had on grey satinet pants. brown sack
coat, black doeskin vest, and cloth cap; also,
coarse homespun flannel drawers. and denim
overalls. No money was found upon his per-
son, and the only papers were two blank pages
OF memorandum book upon which are the
following minutes -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

A. PrentEss. Designer and gngraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance 1sI
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders
Drafting Mach merry dec3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
CoFFyEs nm pT7pl1

CQFFfNS AND BURIAL CASES.
GEO SESSIONS, City Sexton, 40 Front Street attends
to all duties aprerainng to the Office of Underaber and
Keeps constantly on hand Fsks Metallic Burial Cases.
Collins, Caske and Grave Clothes Of all kinds and sizes
At the old stand 40 Front Street. Worcester, Mass.
nch4 din,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Cal atthe On Mill on Manchester Street fer Tfpsecd
Osis Boled ana Raw, manufactured by FLAGG BEN-
son, for sale Wholesale and Retail
u Also OIL MEABsfor Feed, in large or small guam
titles. to suit purchasers.
Worcester, March II, 1850. dtM1A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

The human system is composed entirely Of
chemical elements. The component parts of
pure air are necessary to its healthy existence,
and Arnold's Vital Fluid is especially pre-
pared with the view of giving those chemical
elements to the system, and vitalizing the
blood by chemical action. All is plain and
simple yet OF mighty importance to every
person who is not in the most vigorous
health.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
w. SUMNER BARTON.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
w Orcester, Mass.


G o L L Il CTIO Ns
or Notes. Drafts, and Negotiable Paper generally within
the United States and Canadas, promptly attended to-
Orders left, or addressed him. at % High street or
at Hon 1. NJ. Barton's Office, 254 Main street
Worcester April l, 1856. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
FenmaDship, BOOkkepp ny, Navisa-
TI0N AND ENGINEERING,
W Thoroughly taught by PRAorroAL Professors. at
FRENCHS
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE,


Persons preparing for busln' SIS, for sea, win find Il
greatly tor their good to attend this Institute as they can
receive the most pracal instructions and very superior
advantages. iso open Day and Evening. Tu ton yery
MISUNDERSTANDING included. Young men seeking
EDpiO yment, will find this the best medium through
which to obtain II. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT ron LApiFs
CHAs FRENCH, A. NJ, Principal.
fnch1 dQrn
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w. A. \, SMYTE.

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer IN
LADIES', MISSES. & CHILDREN's BOOTS a SHOES
both sewed and Pegged by the case or dozen.
Corner Of Union Market Streets few steps East of
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

On the 23d inst, Capt. Josiah Paris
died in Buukield Me-, aged 90 years and
months. When about sixteen years old, he
enlisted in the army of the revolution and
served through six campaigns. He was with
Generals Green and Sullivan in the battle of
Rhode lsla nd. August 9th, 1888, and was
supposed to be the last survivor of that hard
fought contest Captain Paris was born in
Pembroke, Mass, and settled in Buckfeld in
1904. OF about 80 revolutionary soldiers who
settled in that town he was the last.
A Senator informed me yesterday that
Gen. Cass has prepared and will soon deliver
another speech on the Nicaragua question:
The public may be indifferent to such an an
nouncement, as they are not obliged to hear
or read his speeches, but in the Senate it ex-
cites painful sensations. After all they have
suffered from Gen. Cass, the gentlemen in
that body feel that they ought not to be called
upon to hear anything more Wash. Cor.
Boston Atlas.
A little girl in New York had her
dress completely ruined by vitrol being thrown
on it, whereupon her father b. E. Green,
publishes--"I will deposit $1,000 in any bank
in the city as forfeiture which shall be paid
to some benevolent institution, if do not
kill this vilrol thrower if l can find out who
he is"
The remains of Freeman Dexter of
New Bedford, were found in swamp in that
vicinity, Saturday. He mysteriously disap-
peared about year and half ago, while in a
state Of mental alteration.
Rev. Mr.. Mason, at the Isles of
Shoals, has to pull teeth, file saws, repair
clocks, and do his own bell.ringing. He is
Presbyterian, but is sustained by that good
old society for propagating the gospel among
the Indians" which is under Unitarian aus
pices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Several varieties of pears were imported by
one of the Hayre packets lately. Twenty
cases of them came in excellent order. packed
in paper cuttings. The largest weigh about
one pound, and sell readily at one dollar
each; smaller ones retail for seventy. five
cents, and those of ordinary size for fifty cents
The flavor and juice are well preserved. Each
of the eases contain from 125 to 100 pears,
and they cost in France about $40 per case.
The fruit was all grown in the open air. For
looking at them through window there was
no charge. Mouths waJered over them free.
A. Y. Times,
Would itnot be better for us to supply our
markets with such Injuries from our own
farms and gardens We can raise as good
pears as they can in France, and with much
less care and trouble, and, at such prices as
the above cost, the culture would be a
most lucrative business, to say nothing of
those at which they are sold
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Strangers visiting Boston in quest Of "8Iedica
Aid under difficulties of private Nsturem will find
to their advantage to consult DR. MORRILL, the eldest
Advertising Physician in Boston. CfHce % Howard s.
meh6 dSr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Houehin's Germ Solvent, an InfaIIible
Remedy, for sale by JANIS GREFN, III Main st.
SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIFTY-sIX BOTTLES
old in six weeks
See adj ertisement in aao.her Column dam 200
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

WHoPPER-The statement of cotempo.
rary that one of the representatives in the
Legislature from this city, voted for the ma
tive " amendment to the Constitution, which
was defeated on Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

The body was brought to the city and given
into the care of Mr.. Sessions, city sexton, who
has deposited it temporarily in the city tomb,
with the hope that the friends of the deceased
may be able to identify the remains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Wild Cherry BiIlers is an invaluable panacea
in cases of cholera morbu9 cholera cramps spasms
pepsa coughs, colds consumption and all the brood of
ills of thai class.
Fo sale by John Q, Hill, sole agent for Worcester and
by dealers generally.