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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

The meeting broke up at about ten o'clock.
amid enthusiastic cheers for Fremont and DAYTON
and 8 Jessie" every one seeming unwilling
under the extra enthusiasm kindlsd by the last
speaker, to go away a procession was again
formed, and, under the escort of the Fitchburg
Fremont Club, with torchlights and banners, and
amid the glare of rockets and Roman candles
which shot up from either side, the vast multi
tude took of their line of march Tor the Depot,
and the Worcester delegation and those from the
towns the road, left in the early train at about
eleven O'Clock. filling, again, eleven long cars.
On the banners borne in the procession, were
severally the notices g. am no longer James
Buchanan Leominster, Fremont and Day
ton" "Free Kanzas." "Free Soil, Free Men
Free Speech, Free Labor /" Liberty and
Union" Freedom National, and Slavery Sec
tional." I'VE shall vote for Fremont" Ere
mont going to Washington Food for FIRE.
mont "a picture OF buck Sc Buck at home
on Washing Day" &c.. with other characteristic
devices.
On the whole, the Fitehburg affair was one Of
the tallest political demonstrations we ever at
tended. 1t viii be long remembered, we opine.
by the good people of that town. as an occasion
the like OF which it will be hard even for them
again to equal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

The HIocUP.-We have often heard that
people can find no remedy for that annoying
complaint, the hiccup, or hiccough. may
mention that some time ago [ had occasion to
call at Highland shooting lodge, and on en-
tering the kitchen, where two English sports
men were sitting, I happened to be attacked
by fit Of hccup, and must have cut rather
an awkward figure. 1 observed one of the
sportsmen take a piece of gray paper from his
pocket, and after lighting and blowing it out,
he started up, and,. without saying a word,
held the fumes of it opposite my mouth and
nostrils. 1 started to be sure, but was quite
astonished to find myself Immediately cured,
and have since seen it frequently tried on
others, and always proving "a never failing
remedy"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

VERY IMPORTANT LANGUAGE.-lt is report
ed that at the prize fight at Horse Neck,
last week, when Patrick Rafferty, struck Bar
ney Ford foul blow, the latter turned upon
him and SAID, Patrick, you are Brooks"
We trust for the credit of ''the fancy that
no such language was employed at fight
where things were professed to be fairly con-
Quoted. If, however, the report be true, it is
to be hoped that Mr.. Ford will see the neces-
sity of apologizing for words hastily spoken,
and which, although they may be excused on
the ground of excitement, would be unpar-
donable unless promptly retracted II the
manners of Congress are to be transferred to
the ring, it must lose the countenance of
many gentlemen who have heretofore patron
lied Precedence Journal. Sth.
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Read this passage from Richelieu. and re

ASeau Ills pdssdSe 4IOlH ICIcneIleu, ana re-
member, " there is no such word as fail ;"
Richelieu-"Y Dung man, be blithe; for note
me, from the hour l grasp that packet, think
that your guardian star rains down fortune on
you"
Francisco If fail ;"
Richlelieu-" Fail fail in the bright lex
con of youth which fate reserves for most
glorious manhood, there is no such word as
fail !"
Why should a young man fail ? If he be
honest, if he be honorable, if he be ardent, if
he be energetic, if he be gifted with mental
powers, if he be right in soul and strength, he
should never fail andif any alluring tempta-
ton whispers in his ear words that make him
turn aside, let hum revert to that bright lexi-
con, and never fail
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A p. w ARE.
Nos. lGS and Ito MINI Sirear.

orcester,
Which continues heretofore to conducted upon the
LOWE PRICE SYSTEM.''
The assortment of seasouable Clothing is now very
large and contains in prouson all the various styles Of
Garments now in vogue. adapted to all Sizes ages and
professions among which many styles of superior tast
and beauty, well worthy of discriminating notice, The
0 ID Z P A r I NJ Z T,
Is in unusually full stock and will be found be well de
serving the patronage Of the "rIsng generatonn
h is m d epart M en-
I'm second story under the superintendent of Mr.
CHARLES LANcHARD, (who has been long and favoraby
known in this community as sklful artist contains
much che most extensive and desirable Of Pant
Sufs, Vesings and COatings that has been exhb-
TIED at this Establishment to which will be added the best
styles of Foreign and Domestic fabrics as fast as they
appear in market which will be sold low prices by the
piece or yard, made up to order in manner comin-
ing excellence with beauty and entire satisfaction guar
anteed
To all persons disposed to become patrons to any de
partment OF the establishment, beg leave to tender an
earnest assurance that their interest less than their
wants will thereby be consulted and general satisfaction
abundanty secured. A. p. WARE.
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would leave no ailment to that sectional party
which seeks its aggrandizement by appropria-
ting tne new Territories to capital in the form
of Slavery, but would inevitably result in the
triumph of Free Labor-the natural capital
which constitutes the real wealth of this great
country and creates that power in the masses
alone to be relied on as the bulwark of free
Institutions.
Trusting that have heart capable of COM
pretending our whole country, with its varied
interests, and confident that patriotism exists
in all parts of the Union, accept the nomi.
nation of your Convention, in the hope that [
may be enabled to serve usefully its cause,
which I consider the cause of Constitutional
Freedom. Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
J. G. FREMONT.
To Messrs. H. s. Lane, president James c..
Ashley, Anthony J. Blocker, Joseph G..
Hornblower, E. R. Hoar, Thaddeus Ste.
yens, Kinsley S. Bingham, John A. Willis,
C. F. Cleveland, Cyrus Aldrich, Commit
tee &C.
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The remaining stock of Mantillas at Bryants Iamong
which are some very elegant styes will be sold previous
to removal betow The cost of materials. An excellent
opportunity for lady to buy good, well made Mantilla
very low
Also nne assortment Of Lace Points, very rich, de-
sirable, and cool garment for midsummer
All kinds Of dry goods selling at lower prices than
at any other establishment In the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

The Music OF THE UNIoN,-We of the
Republican party-this great national party,
intend to "keep step to the music of the I'm
ion, but we do not intend that that music
shall be negro melody, even if chanted by
our most popular vocalists; it shall be the
grand old anthem of American freedom.
intend to ''march under the flag of the I'm
ion," and to bear that flag aloft but that
flag, now and hereafter. by the blood of our
fathers, shall be the glorious stars and stripes,
and not the black banner of sectional oligar-
chy.-Judge HoGrS Feneu1 Hall Speech.
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FREM Mt CLUB

An persons DESTROYS of organizing Club in this city
70 promote the election of the Peoples Candidates, FIRE.
MONT and DAYTON and to sustain the principles Of the
Platform adopted at the Peoples Convention in Phladel
phia, June II, 1856, are requested to meet at
HORTICULTURAL HALL,
This Evening, at S O'Clock precisely.
Worcester, July 10, 1885,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

SPORTING ISTELLloEScE.- Great Ave mile foot race Ut
Fun Moon Trotting Park THURSDAY July 10, between
John Grnde, the champion Of America John stetson,
the American pedestrian, and James smith, aias Indian
Smith, Of Albany, N. r., for purse 81 $500.
Admission to track 20 cents Pedestrians 10 start pre-
cisely at o O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

A Philadelphia correspondent of the New
York Evening Post says: ''The solid, silent.
solemn vote IN this city, in favor of Fremont
and Dayton, will astonish the Union. The
bloodshed in Kanzas and n the United States
Senate, has awakened ard aroused the free
people of this country, and more particularly
those in the Free States. Delaware, with her
meagre number of 1890 slaves, am ell as.
sured, will cast it's vote for Fremont and Day
ton -
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very truly, yours,
VIM. DICKINSON

Ice IN JUNE.-On the Both of june at about
90 feet below the American Fall at Niagara there
still remained cake Of ice weighing probably
twenty five tons. During the last Winter, the
mass Of ice formed by the continual addition of
spray is said to have been more than 100 feet
high; indeed, in a stereoscope picture taken
during the past Winter this glacier seems to be
nearly as high as the American Fall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
v No. Cambridge St. Boston.
je10 daw1y

New and Valuable DiscOvery-DR
HAMS AROMATIC INyIG0RATING sPIRIT.--1his
delicious beverage is superior to aInygorang Cordias,
Schuapps Nervnes, &c. use for the Of Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, Heartburn. Drowsress Kidney Complaints,
Melancholy, Derum Tremens, Intemperance, &c, as it
will invgorae and strengthen, but will not ntoxcate
stupefy
Persons who have become habitna ed to the
of Tobacco, Opium and Spritlous Liquors. wifi find
speedy and permanent relief from the desire to those
destroying agents, by taxi - bottle of this
DELICIOUS MED1gAL BEVERAGE
Weak and scky families will find DR.. Hams InWgor
ang Spirit quick and for all female difficult
ties being Regeneration well strengthened of the
human system. Each complaint that the Aromatic Invg
Grating Cordial is calculated to is named the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle and full directions Tor
ais infinitely given.
Price 81 per bottle Prepared by Dr.. DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No Liberty street, New York. where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
gsts throughout the CniteG States.
Agents tor Worcester NJ. B. GREEN h CO., and pa
VID SCOTT. dawly dec29
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Fourth OF July ACCIDENT. AT New Ca
man, Ct, while some persons were preparing
to fire salute boy threw fire. cracker
among a pile of cartridges, exploding the
whole, by which twenty bystanders were bad
ly burned. One is dead, and five others are
not expected to live
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

=, The dwelling house ofJonathan Crockett of
Prospect, Me-, was struck by lightning, last
sunday evening. One end Of the house was
torn OIL, and some of the fragments thrown
sixty feet The shoes were torn from the feet
oil Mr.. Crockett and his daughter, and several
persons were rendered issensible for a time,
lt Is feared that tho young lady win not re.
cover.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

MeSSrs. Eaitors-Will you do me the favor to
publish the following note, which 1 addressed to
Mr.. johnson yesterday -
WORCESTER, July 7, 1856
Mr. JOHNSON; Dear Sir-I made no such re-
marks as you attribute to me, at the meeting Of
the School Board on Monday (this day week J.
viz: That l objected to the presence of Mr..
Pang6orn as reporter, nor did make any remark
implying that objected to him or any other re-
porter's presence at that time.
Very truly, yours,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

ARxoLps GLopuLEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
Dhoiesats at the iowest prices, by john .. li 229
Main st. At ret0 also Names and statements Of those
Who have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
at bis store my1a dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

WELL SADIE. D. Mansfield, Esq, an
Old Line Wing, and last fall a prominent
supporter of Allen Trimble for Governor. on
taking the chair as President of the great RAJ
LITIGATION Meeting in Cincinnati, on Monday
night, said to the people:
81 am of the old school of Conservatives, of
that body that is exhorted to go for Buchanan.
There are but two paths open to us-Buchan-
an with the Slavery platform, and Fremont
without it. l see no alternative but to take
the latter. l have kept step to the music of
the Union, and still intend to do So 1t is at
least as easy to keep step when the orchestra
plays the airs of Freedom, os when it sounds
forth "The Rogues March,, to the tune of
the Nebraska bill" [Applause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

WoMAN's WAys-Reeent English papers re-
port that two wealthy ladies, Misses Ann and
Elizabeth sherwood, Of Sheffield, have just been
liberated by the Intervention Of their friends, af
ter fourteen years imprisonment for contempt of
the Court of chancery. They continued in prison
fourteen years rather than produce an unimpor-
tant document in their possession.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,


j. l. HOOD
Dealer in NEW AND SECOND. HAND FURNITURE,
"a CrOctery aud Ginss Ware
stoves, Carpets, and all kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods
n. B-Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture at 232
Main street, by j. l.. hood.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

The exhibition Of Glass work still continues
at Brinley Hall, and we would advise all who have
not already done SO, to visit the novel an curious
exhibition. Anon Che articles displayed yesterday
we noticed most beautiful miniature FIRE en-
CINE with hose carriage, brakes, buckets and all
appurtenances complete, the whole made en-
trely Of glass most exquistey oolored. Those
who have mechanical or phil osophical TASTE
will be much gratifed to witness the operation
OF the glass steam engine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Diseases of the Throat and Luu gss-DR
DLLLENBACK having removed to No. Cambridge St.,
the Revere House, continues, usual to devote
himself exclusively to the examination and treatment
all diseases of the respiratory organs; Consumption Bron
chitis, Asthma and Catarrh His mode of practice con-
sss nhaling breathing the remedies reduced into
state Of vapOr from suitable apparatus constructed for
that purpose combined with such constitutional
and local applications the exgences of the may
to Indicate For the of his treatment the
doctor refers to persons of the highest character and posi-
ton in this city and elsewhere, many Of whom have been
cured and completely restored 10 health when abandoned
by the ordinary modes Of practice. Persons at distance
wishing to avail themselves Of my system of practice, by
giving u statement Of their in writing have the
appropriate remedies with inhalants and all necessary d
rections for sent to them by express.
N B. In order that the public may not be msed by the
misrepresentation ignorant pretenders would say that
IhaVe branch Office and that there physician in
Boston practising medicine who has has had
any connection with any right to my Be-
ware of any who make such announcement.
DILIENRACK u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

FELINE LONGEVITY Mr.. Prouty of Brim-
field, had a cat, short time since, whose age
was twenty-one years, and whose children
numbered more than one hundred.
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Iustom Clothing /,
is second to and just about Is per cent less price
than you will find elsewhere. ap24 az :

Life versus Death.--Jlst Published, he 9Th
Edltton, price One Dime DENOMINATION AND
sCkOFULAj popular treatise, by j. FORSTER Nj D..
showing Natures True Andote for these gtu courges
Of the human race together with the proper treatment
@ Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Sore Throat, Night
sWeats, Pulmonary and Heart Diseases, Kings Evil,
Eruptons, Tumors, Ringworm, scad Head Sores and
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Pains and swengs of the Joints
Bones and Glands and all diseases arising from an i'm
pure state Of the blood
This little book, written in plain but forcibe language
gives all the necessary advice for new rational cheap
and hghiy successful sefTreatment without drugging
of any kind, and is strongly recommended TO the aict
ed, to heads of families, &C, valuable guide in
time of need
1t also contains interesting information for those af
ficted with Deafness Rupture Bodily Infirmities &c
u Wore than 10000 copies have been sold or mailed.
within the last few weeks, to part Of the country
Price 10 Cents To be had of booksellers generally.
or by mail, postfreei of Messrs BRIDGMAN & co I58
Grand Street, New York. myl4~ daw9m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Soineiiicient is the public school system III
Washington. that there are now upwards Of
one thousand children waiting for admission,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Colonel Fremonts acceptance Of the Peoples
nomination for the Presidency may be found in
auolber column Colo eel Fremont meets the
questions in bold, manly, and honest STYLE such
as cannot help commencing him to a majority Of
the voters Of the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Tie following just rebuke of the indiffer-
ence of our people to the claims of their
brethren in Kanzas. is copied from the New
buryport Herald:
We are in favor of freedom in Kanzas, and
every where else i'll this republic, peaceful and
constitutional freedom, such, too, as can be
acquired under the Nebraska act and under
Douglas present bill, if the north mean what
they talk, but when the State of Massachu-
sets does not raise so much money to sustain
their own sons and daughters now in Kanzas
the bona tide settlers that would support
freedom-as their children expended for fire
crackers and powder last Friday, all we have
to say is that the end is not yet; and when it
comes it may be different from what we de-
sire. They want no rifles and no pistols ior
Kanzas they need men and bread.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

The people Of Roxbury are arranging for a
grand ratification meeting, to take place the first
Of next week, Of the nominations Of Fremont
and Dayton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

George W. Curtis tHowadjD has taken the
stump for Fremont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

,,,.,,,n,,,,,, 7, ~. NANDALL.
APT0kHER 1ND COUNSELLOR At LAV
NO. 2l2, Butman Block,
JeV WOrcenIer, Mnnn. ~ La.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Wholesale Dealer ahd Jobber In
BOOTS, 81 o r. and RUBBERs
27s Main Street, Cup stairs,)
....., WORCESTER, MASS,
t""Nu'Ni "''eueso' bN'n !" OBJECTS diff mch9
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Worcester, Al rii Gath. 1s56s-It is gen
rally known that the best place to buy
q LOT Il ING.
FURNIs ING GOODS,

No. Worcester House Block,
And would say friends and customers that we
insure to them better bargains this spring than ever
before Our goods all new, of the best maze and
material. We give PERSONAL attention to the manu-.
featuring of all Clothing therefore confident that
in point Of style, quality, and price, suit the
most fastidions.
OUR CUSTOM DEPAR TMENT
We find that tev people yet remain an the error
thinking that they get good garments made al
Clothing Store as at Taiiors Shop, exclusive to
such we would say you will bat favor us with your
patronage, we will convince you of your mistake and
prove at once that
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CHAPLIN a TILTOTSoN

~ a Y T0RNBY ATLAW,
ylFl WORCESTER, MASS. idhwts
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Corner Of Main and Walnut Streets,
And opposite the Mechanics Hs will insert for you
Artificial Teeth Of the best quality, and upon the best of
material now used for that purpose Or what is far bet
ter VIII pay special attention to the preservation of the
natural ones by filing cleansing SC, and at prices to
suit the times Anasthetc agents employ ed n extracting
teeth where conditions favor, whereby all sensiby to
pain is removed je25 wifi
Consumption Durable By INHALATION
Boston Lung Institute, No. 69i Summer Street Boston
DAVID Y0UNGMAN, NJ. D., NJ NJ. s. s., Examining
Physcon. Dr. Youngman be consulted daily at his
Office, as above, from 9 oenck A. NJ to 4 p NJ. after
which he will visit patients at their residences IL de
sired q. MORSE CO., Proprietors.
my6 deod&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

The Wreckcr, German newspaper in Balti-
more, has hOisted the flag of Fremont and Day
ton. It lisa paper enjoying n that slaveholding
State circulation Of about two thousand
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Il. A. COODNOW,

Sparkling sOdn Wafer, with the usual yarietv
Of choice syrups, at D. sCOrfs, 26l Main, corner Of
Mechanic st. my23 ar
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MORE Mon Law IN MIssoURI.-It appears
that there is in Rochester, Andrew county,
Mo-, Northern Methodist Church, and the
citizens, Ignorant it appears of the action of
the General Conference at Indianapolis, get
ting the idea that this church declared its
members could not hold slaves, met and calm
ly voted it to be nuisance"
cit was then declared to be the will of the
community, that the preacher in charge of
this Northern Methodist Church should be
silenced. He was accordingly asked to desst
from preaching, but he would not comply.
and the st. Joseph Gazette informs us that,
'as the penalty of his temerity he was tarred
and feaihered.' In the difficulty which occur
red, another man named Holland, an Adolf
tsonist, was killed. A series of resolutions
: were adopted declaring that every Northern
Methodist anti-slavery man in the county
should be notified by the Vigilance Committee
to pack up and leave"
As there appears to be no authority to check
this scandalous ediet, it will no doubt be en-
forced by the ruthanly mob.-Boston Travelley.
A Fathers VENGEANcE.--A late number
OF the Revue Franco Hatieane, reports a terri
BILE event as having occurred recently at Boil.
zano, in the Italian Tyrol. A schooboy of
the town threw stone at peacock belonging
to the masters, and killed it. The father Of
the child, when he heard of the circumstance.
came forward voluntarily, to pay the value Of
the bird. But the two masters, who were
priests, determined that the child must. new.
ertheess, receive exemplary chastisement.-
AT amoment when all the other scholars went
out for walk, the murderer" of the men.
cock was detained aud beaten until his back
was broken. He died on the spot. The ia.
Ither, who was sent for by the people who
heard the cries of the child, came at once to
the school, and seeing his infant dead, fell
upon the two priests and killed them BY re.
peated stabs with a knife.
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On Mr.. Pierce, OF New Hnmp.hire.

With Franklin Pierce how changed lie earth.
since frst be drew his breath
ho was In Concord at his birth,
In disootd at hia keath
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Nos tAo Iii AND 00UNsELLORs AT LAW
Nj n an1 worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mas.
Ian , SHSriN' II. TILLoTsoN.
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large portion Of the submarine telegraphio
cable. intended TO connect Newfoundland with
the main, which was lost in the Gulf Of ST.
Lawrence year or two since, has been recovered
by vessel sent out from New York for the pur-