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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

We would direct the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement of French's Commercial and
Nautical Institute in this paper. The Institute
is one that well answers the objects for which it
was established.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

WAR PREPARATToNs.--The London Times
correspondent is assured that warlke prepa.
ratons in France continue just as if no con-
lerences were about to be opened.
The Times Vienna correspondent writes
Preparations for defence are continued with
the greatest energy in all the ports Of the Bal
tic and the Gulf Of Finland, particularly in
the ncighborhood Of Riga and bweaborg.
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DoUenFAcEIsM.-The Transcript of this
city, which Processes opposition to the nomi-
nation of Fillmore and Donelson, had the fol-
lowing extracts on Wednesday, from those
twin champions Of !" Americanism," the Rich
mond Wing and Boston Bee, in its columns.
Being unaccompanied with any mark of dis
proval, the inference of course, is, that the
sentiment was endorsed. The Richmond TVhiq
supports Fillmore because he is committed the
most strongly in favor of ultra pro. slavery doc
trines, Nebraskaism, fugitive slave Law, &C.,
and the Bee and Transcript lovingly co.ope-
rate in echoing its pro-slaveryifm:
EXACTLY So.-The American party are the
first in the field, with an unexeeptionable can
didate, and there is really no use in the Dem
ocrats putting up one, unless they really want
to elect Republican. Richmond Wing.
Our Virginia contemporary has the right
view Of the matter. Let the Democrats come
in and support good, true, reliable man
one who has, can, and is going again to fill
the Presidential chair. Democrats of Vir-
ginia and of every other State, had you rath.
er Fillmore, or Seward, should be your next
President Bee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07


MessyS. Editors "A pleasant musical enter
talnment, on Tuesday evening last will excuse as
well as justify a brief acknowledgment in YOUR
columns. BY the kindness of the Oreades,"
aud IN spite of the most resoute of March winds,
that evening, we were permitted to visit this ex-
celent Institution, and to listen to a programme
Of appropriate music, quite ereditably performed
The selections comprised vocal and instrumental
pieces, by composers of celebrity, and as whole
We're satisfactorily rendered by the young lady
performers. Without attempting any criticism,
we may be allowed word of communication and
notice in regard to several of the selections:
among them the pleasing arrangements from
:" Linda " and =" Lucia" by Getze the former
very prettily performed by the young Misses
howe anu Davls,-the latter by the Misses Arms;
a.graceful little Piano Solo of Wallace's, well
played by Miss Ball,-and the very beautiful first
movement OF Mozart's Sonata in +, quite cor
rectly interpreted BY Misses Bemis and Goodrich
vi the vocal performances. we may simply allude
to the Solo and Chorus, Bird of the North"
sung by Miss Stone and Others Duett of Block
ley's, by Misses Stone and S. Arms. a song.
Napohtaine, by Miss Muzzy, and Chorus,
with Solo, by Miss Goodrich, both choruses com.
posed by 6. f. Root. We were well impressed
with the quality of voice displayed by Miss Stone,
VINO certainly sang with the trae musical :" es-
prt, lacking only correct information, in common
with others. on this occasion; we also recall with
pleasure the unpretending voice of Miss Good
rich, who will doubtless improve much by suita-
bic musical training.
The audience were also favored with the bright
and sparkling Danse des Fees, of JaeR mem.
ory, performed by our highly accomplished Plan
list, Mr.. B. D. Allen, a teacher at this Institute-
and the entertainment concluded with the " Over
ture to Tancred," arranged for six hands by Ger
ny, well executed by Misses Gay Goodrich and
Borden. One word by way Of suggestion
A more entire self forgetfulness, more earnest
and sympathetic Interpretation Of the music the
most classical as we'll the more ordinary. would
add Intellectually to the success of the different
performers. One must realize the beautiful sem
pursuit
81 Wis me fere, doleudum est
Prinium ipsi tibi."
TO thrill the soul, to touch the heart,
First feel, hyseE meier trust to art.
May we not hope for further opportunities TO
enjoy similar "musical and social soirees," and
witness still greater improvements in this branch
of q complete education,
Yours, W. S. B.
March 9TH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

REPUTATION IN RHODE IsLAND.-The
American State Council of Rhode Island, OH
Tuesday, by vote of 40 to 9, refused to en-
dorse the Philadelphia nominations. Instead
OF giving acknowledgements of the tick
ct, like their Massachusetts brethren, the
Rhode islanders boldly repudiated the whole
concern. Accounts from all other parts of
New England show the same spirit of repudi-
alton among the masses of the party, when
left free to act, unencumbered with the dough-
face incubus which controls its leaders in this
State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

W oTceater By3roEnIagc lusfEGuefop
on orch end Fountain sts., Worcester, Eass. Tie
proprletois of tins Instituca aim to make It corn.
Portable home for invads at all seasons The location IA
elevated and healthy, yet easy Of from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. g. RoeRHs
and has been limited to the exclusive use Of water
Those cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
u. r. ROGERS, surEurSTrvpENr
Outdoor practice attendedto Oaice hours Ito pm.
au27 d&wtF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

A CONTRAST. Mr.. Aiken, of S. c., who
was beaten by Mr.. Banks for Speaker, inher-
tied fortune Of more than million of dol.
lars. Mr.. Banks served his time as ma
ehinist, and is not to-day worth $4,000 in the
world. Mr.. Aiken owns more than fifteen
hundred slaves. Mr.. Banks has a wife and,
two children, and worked twenty years OF his
life in machine shop Mr.. Aiken repre-
sented the slave power; Mr.. Banks the real
muscle and spirit of the country. Mr.. Aiken
was beaten by Mr.. Banks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

TRY THE BEST The loudet Boosting and wndies self
wanting not always indicative Of the greatest merit
NOW Attic ugh there are nume pre- paratiuns high
biolon that the unta ed would think they originated on
ly little beneath the sky and possess such remarkable
quates that they are unfit for roor mortal flesh but are
designed for some more ETHEREAL class of BEINGS re-
resing to cme in contact with remfdy adapted to hui
nills and such we b leve to be &C. W stones Cough
Consumption and Bronchitis Exir'' 1t makes only a
modest enunciaon Of its merits bnt from actual trial
ann ohservati we believe it be the ~ best couch
remedy eXtant II has cured very bad and tight seat
ed cough and colds in forty eight hours try it,
BUSH q co soe Aaents for Worcester County.
Agents-James Green, III Main Street Worcester; D
b. Wingate, New England Village; O. A. nale, Grafton.
fyI4 daw1m
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MTss Ne. w. GcFNiGls, Female PhysfcEn1
Mrs. g., having given special attention the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years Of
practice three Of which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child would with degree
Of confidence still er and recommend her services to her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
N b. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson'S Serpentine
Supporter
Residences SO Summer street, between Central and Elk
hapge sts. rio diff
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FRENCH'S
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.


COFFFNS AND BURIAL CASES,
GEO SESSIONS, City Sexton. 40 Front Street attends
10 all duties apreainng the Office Of Undertaker and
keeps constantly hand Fiskis Metallic Burial Cases
Collins Ca>ket and Grave Clothes all kinds and sizes
At d e old stand, 40 Front Street, Worcester Mass.
mch4 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

Arnolds doOuleO Kept for sale by John Q. Hni,
Apothecary, 2a9 Main Street.
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TEA PARTY.


The Ladies of the Pleasant Street Charitable Society
viii hold a Social Tea Party THURSDAY and FRI.
DAY EVENINGS. March 9Th and It'll, at
Horticultural Hall.
The Entertainment will be interspersed with Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
Also, Poem, by Hon. Charles Thurber.
Supper will he provided at O'clock for all who desire
it, aud also, Dinner will be served Friday from Il
hi2 O'Clock. The public invited to attend
Tickets Of admission to the hall ten ceots. dat mch4
Fenmanship, aOohke@D B&. Naviga-
TION AND ENGINEERING,
o. thoroughly taught by PRAcrroAL Professors. at
FRENCH'S
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE,
81 fremont Street. Boston,
Persons preparing for busin S. for sea- will find 1t
greatly their good attend this Institute as they can
receive the most practical instructions and very superior
advantages open Day and Evening" Tuition very
moderata-stationery included Young men seekirg
pi0yoent, will find this the hest me dunn through
which to obtain it. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES
cHAS. FRENCH, A NJ, Principal,
mch4 dsm
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We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Toys,
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN. GUTTER, &
Co. extensive Importers Is and II Kiby Street. Boston
mch4 d3nl
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LOCAL NEWS.
Court of Common PIeas-CrfminnlT Term.
JUDGE MORRIS Presiding.
THURSDAY. March G.

THURSDAY, March 6.
Mary A. Johnson of Milford, on an appeal from
the Police Court at Milford, in three cases, was
found guilty on one complaint, and not guilty on
the other two Sentence, fine of ten dollars and
costs, (S23 GAY and imprisonment in the House
of Correction at hard labor for twenty DAYS. and
ii the fine and costs are not paid, imprisonment
at hard labor for further term of thirty DAYS,
and to recognize in the sumrof $1,000 not to vio-
late the law for one year
Robert johnson, for selling liquor, on two com
plants, (before reported) was sentenced to the
same as the above in the first case; in the second
case to pay fine of $50 and costs, 1922 49) and
to be imprisoned at hard labor for thirty davs,
and, it the fine and costs are not paid. then for
further term of thirty days, the term of i'm
prisonment in the latter case to commence after
the expiration of that in the former case. To
recognize as in the former case.
Patrick Smith, of Milford, for selling liquor.
was sentenced to pay fine of SO and costs,
(S47 81 and to be imprisoned to hard labor for
twenty days, after the expiration Of any previous
sentence on which he now stands committed
In the case of Avery Ward of Sutton, for SELL
worcester, the jury were unable to agree, and the
case goes over to the next term
In the case Of Andraw Stow, Harriet Stow, and
William Brown, charged with conspiracy, it
was understood that an arrangement had been
made between the parties, and the case was not
called.
In the case of Daniel 7. CURLY, reported yes.
terday, exceptions have been filed, and the case
will go before the Supreme Court on the excep-
tons
The long time occupied by the Winchendon
Riot and Babbitt cases so disturbed previous ar.
engagements, that no further cases were ready for
trial, and the court finally adjourned.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-MARoH TERM
Chief Justice Mellen presiding,-Number on tri-
al, March 7th, 2l74 Gases next in order for trial
plumbers 2l75, Zig, 2l9S, 23l3, ISL, 1914, 94S,
lOl5, 1924, 1858, 1859, 1855, 1888, 1872, 1868.
1865, 1880, 1899, 1901, 1888, 1871, 1850, l466.
March 18th is the last day for filing afidavts of
defence. April I'd is the last day for fling an.
svers of defendants
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

LUNG INHALATIoN.-Dr. C. Howard Marshall
viii leave Worcester, this evening, for SPRING
field.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-07

Medical EOftcc,-g0 THE AFFIcTED-Ner-
vous WEAK, Sckly, and Iuirm-Dr. ConveIs would d.
rect he attention Of such persons to his celebrated In
vigoratrg Cordial advertised in this paper Young and
middle eyed men who have injured Themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy.
Dr. O. is consulted personally, or by letter, in auch ca
ss and all disorders Of genito urinary organs, at his
Office, No. 1921 Hanover Street, Boston. daw3m f26
Dr. unrrsa. Dentist. etil occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 Main corner Of Walnut street, ThRnkfu
70 Ills former patrons their assistance he will endeayor
10 reai ther confidence which he atters hmst IT, he ha
wou and TO rain that Of a others, who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction inserted In all the various styles and IN.
on ihe best materials. iva dt
Houchhn'a Corn solvent, IN InfaIiiblo
Remedy, for fale BY JAMES GREhN, III Main ri.
SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIFrY.sIX HOTTIES
sold IN six weeks
See advertisement In another column. d3m roo
Fiour.-50OO Barrels of flour, comprising about
wenty different br0nls for sale as low, and porhapelow
or than can be purchased at any other place In mis- city,
or brought from any other All who wish 10 purchnse viii
do wen TO call, as VIZ shall sell for few weeks below Mo
market price, 70 reduoe stock Also 10 tons extra hue
feed--Beansi Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese
DRAPER CLARK,
JaiAi uu N0H, ~ and W Front Street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DIR. Il. d. FOOTE,
Tho distinguished BLOOD AND LUNG PHYSICIAN.
aud ELhCrRIOIAN, from New York, will arrive ID Tue
DAY STATE HOUSE,,
On Wednesday Morning, the 18th instant.
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T.. ~ NICHOLS. VI. D.,
UBoPA TH1C PHYBICfAN
oFFioE AID kNnnnscg ~ MAIN 81. OFffuR HounA
=. Phoa 70 u AND 10 ocLooK 4. NJ.
worcester, orr. 20. 1tl3.
a. Premtian. Designer and Engrayor upon Wood
aud hiune over The Qnlnnigamond Bank Bntrance lai
MUin ureet. nouaa CreAcent Street. An orders "
meot with prompt attention. Particular attention raid
Drafting Machinery. dec9O d
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Weak and scky families will fn1 DR.. Hams Inyigor-
atng Spirit quick and sure for all female difficult
ties being regeneration well sirengthener the
human system. Each eompsin that the Aromatic Invig
Grating Cordial is calculated to on the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle and full directions for use
are also infinitely given.
Price 81 per bottle Prepared by DR. DARIUS HAM.
Principal Once No Liberty street, New York where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
gists throughout the United States.
Agents for Worcester NJ. B. GREEN & CO., and DA
VID SCOTT.
dppOQ
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Boston, on Friday evening, Feb. %, the eve
ming of the first day session of the Phila-
delrhia nominating Convention. Having thus
emphatically endorsed the pro-slavery plat
form adopted, to be consistent, he will of
course be obliged to endorse the nominees put
upon 1t.
. think the omens of day are auspi.
cious. The news borne here to-day from
another city of the Union, of the American
party of the nation on a platform of princi-
Piles on which we all can stand, which re-
quires no one to give up his preferences aud
no one to assent to what he does not approve,
is happy augury for the future. On this
platform, l do not hesitate to say the Ameri-
can party of the nation will 90 forward till
It's foes shake as Belshazzar did at the vision
ELIHu BuRRIrT.-The Boston Transcriyt of
March 9th, says this distinguished philanfhro-
pist is buster than ever, notwithstanding the
retrograde movement of public opinion upon
war, sending Olive Leaves and Citizens of
the World everywhere. And it suggests that,
now that the Secretary of the American
Peace Society has suffered one of those at
tacks by which Providence warns man to
withdraw from every excitement, we should
suppose that all interested would see that no
other man on either continent was at all so
hit for this post of Secretary, as the eloquent,
learned, indetatigable, world renowned black
smith, who has done more to hammer swords
into ploughshares than any other ten men of
his day.
If Mr.. Burritt could be induced to take the
Secretaryship of that Society, made vacant by
the continued illness of Mr.. Beckwith, there
can be no doubt that its objects would be very
much promoted.
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HENRY g. RICE
attorney and Councillor az Lao,
NO. bnn'y hal''.''s.............Wo Worcester, Mass
olu
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The GFenJesi Medical Discovery OF ne
age MIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in
cur common asture Weeds. remedy that every
Kind of Humor from the worst scroria down to
Pmpe He has tried it in eleven hundred cases. and
never faled except in two cases. tthundeT humor) He
has now in his possession two hundred certificates Of
is value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to nursing mouth.
One to three bottles viii the kind of pmpies
on the face
Two three bottles will clear the system Of bles
Two bottles warranted to the worst cauker in the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is warranted to the worst case
Of Erysipelss.
eyes.
Two or three bottles warranted tire most des
pcrGte case of rheumatism.
Two bottles ia warranted running of the and
botefes among the hair.
foars to sig bottles is warranted corrupt and
running ulcers.
On. tottle viii cure scaly eruptious Of the skin
I've or three bottles is warranted to cure the worst case
Of rngworn.
Three four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles viii the worst Of scrofua
benefit is always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
taken
Reader peddled over thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity Of Boston know the effects OF it in every
So win extinguish FIRE. so sure win this cure
humor. i sold bottle Of il but that bottle sold an
oleg after trial it always speaks for itself There are
two things about this herb that appears surprising;
first hat il grows in pastures in some places quite
plenty and yet its value has been known until dis
covered it in 1896 second that should cure all kinds
humor have given it to children ear old up to old
men OF sixty from the homeest in Boston, up to
the belle Of Momentum, and all The cure is certain
No change Of diet ever necessary the you
get have likewise herb when lnered in sweet oil,
dssoyes ScrajEous swelling Of the eek and under the
ears price so cenra
Directions for Use. adult, o. table spoonful per
days children over eight years, desc spoonfu children
from five to eight years. tea spoonful As direction
be applicable to all constitutions, ia enough operate
on bowels twice a day.
III. Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases Of
Scrofua.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street, koxbury For sale by REDDIEG Il co.
6 State street. Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. B Green, S.
White Co. G A. Harrington Co., E. H. Marsh E. D
Wetherbee, Caldwell & Hill, Bush Co, James Green,
L. T. Lazen, Sibley Scott: Clappye George Roberts,
Honthhridgn. a. u Amnidnn - dlv IL
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a New HsG Valuable Discevery.-DR
HA IFS AROMATIC INYlGORATING SPTRIT.-This
delicious beverage superior to all Invgoating Cordias
echnapps, Nervne &c. in for the cure Of Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Heartburn Drowsiness Kidney Compnints
Melancholy, Deirum Tremens, Intemperance, &C., as it
will invigorae and strengthen, but will not intexcate or
stupefy.
Persons who have become habituaed to the excessive
use Of Tobacco, 0piam and Spiritaous Liquors. will find
speedy and permanent relief from the desire to use those
destroying agents, by taking bottle or two of this
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Jar2i al
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The Ladies CT the Pleasant Street Charitable Society
viii hold Social Tea Party on THURSDAY and FRI.
DAY ECEWTNGC March 6th and Tfh at
Polynesian., 1856-11-29

NOTICE.-An persons indebted to HENRY
~ MACFARLANE, of the Commercial Hotel at
Honolulu and the Commercial Billiard Saloon and
Restaurant at Lahaina, are hereby notified TO make
payment to the undersigned and all persons who
have claims on the above named HENRY MAC
FARLANE, are requested 10 present accounts to
the undersigned duly appointed agents for the
settlement of his affairs.
A. p. EVERETT,
11-tf GODFREY RHODES.
Polynesian., 1856-11-29

DURTON ALE, in hogsheads, for sale by
h 47tf ROBERT c. JANI0N.
Polynesian., 1856-11-29
Stoves! Stoves /!

NEO OTEL KEEPERS CLUB-Members are re-
a n quested to attend their daily meetings at the
usual place Per order. 23-f ]. NJ.
Polynesian., 1856-11-29
Public Notice.
Notice.

Notice.
TENHE C0PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
Il der the style of Acho s Ahec is this day dis
solved by mutual consent from and after which
date the business will be carried under the firm
of Acho Signed, ACHO,
Papaiko, Hilo, August l, 1856. AHEE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having this day purchased
/ the interest of Ahec in the Sugar Plantation at
Papaiko, Hio Hawaii, would beg to solicit contin-
uance of orders for Sugar and Molasses, &C., &c.
2O-ly* Signed, ACHO.
Polynesian., 1856-11-29

TNGLISH. French, German and ChineseSILkS.
- The most complete assortment ever offered,
for sale bv 47-tf ROBERT c. JANlON.
NOTICE.
rNTHE undersigned is directed by the Managers
81 of the "Hawaiian Flour Company tn stare
to their customers that having resolved to sell their
four bran and shorts at the Mill at very moderate
and wishing 70 avoid the trouble of collecting.
their sales are for cash only.
r. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
Honolulu, July ID, 1856. II-u