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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17
PATENT AGENCY a
AND
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No 2OT MAIN ST., Cup stairs) woRcEsrER.
Models, Drawings, Specifications, &c,
made, and
PATENTS PROCURED.

n A<N , k-AAOC y NEDe
BY JAS. @. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass,
A PRACTICAL MECHANIC & CRAFTSMAN,
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
In the Patent 0tice
Having made many successful applications for Palen'e,
refer TO them furnishing ample evidence Of my ability
and success,
All business conded to me will be promptly attended
to at the iocesl rates Casually Is per cent lower than
the would 10 done by others In the professional
Having connections with one OF the best Agents At
Washington and making frequent rips there, AMI ena-
HE'D Keep thoroughly posted in alrmatrs relating 10
Patents and new Inventions tIus aording tie best e
ites for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven.
tors In regard 70 securing Patent for their Inver
Inventors will And 60 their evantave 70 put iholr In
ventions INTO Substantial Model as soon as prao
ticabe hs frequent secures Patent Ia case Of ques
ton Of priority OF invention and cnsut some relabla
nerDn acquainted with the Patent Laws and poceednQn
n the Patent Office. 40 to sec irng their rights.
Al communications strictly conhde tlal Advice % 10
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary exsmlna
tions made comparing inventions with those already pa
nnted or IN use fot the same purpose, involving tho
same principles, and advice given as 70 me probability of
obtaining patent In some cases saving from any 70 oMe
hundred dollars 10 the fnsentor
MODELS Of all Inventions that REQUIRE them made
to order upon reasonable and warranted 70 answer
the requisuons Of The Patent 0nice.
Deeds Of assignments recorded At Wsshr gton. Copies
teut Once obtained. copy Of the claims Of any lnvsn-
tion furnished tor 70 cents.
The Patent Laws Reports II Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating 10 Patent together with
pete lst OF all the pAents record At Warrington
be seen NJ my once, free Of CHARGE fN
For further Information, inquire ~
JgG. ARNOLD,
f Over No. 2O5 Main a., WoTposiags
~ AZ conunniusliup SaiuIlv oon9lzAill
ienl $50 dgwh
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Suffering Females will find timely relief, aud
FREUD in need well suited TO their in the faithful
of DR.. Cloughs Columbian Pills. The OF sink
ing at the pit of stomach transient pains and ach
creeping sensations broken rest foul tongue Dondency
terror, sghngs and groanngs tremunnsness rrtahty,
tfll starting-hese and much more these Pitts will
Sold merely 25cents box. See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist. gje2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

DR.. RaFris. Dentist. still occupies thost pleas
ant rooms, 1853 Main OF Walnut Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will eudeavor
to their confidence irh he 1atters Inns IT, he ha
won, and gain that of all others, who may favor HIM
with their patronage
His ArtiGeial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction inserted in al the various sy les, and up
the best materials jy26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

MRS. 5. GOodw Gss. an eXperienced anc success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
atendthe duties Of her profession Residence l6 Austin
oct11 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

The Republ can Club will meet every Ate
CRDAY Evening az u e Head Quarters. general at
ten ance Of all republicans is requested.
dl2 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

All persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrbr requested give early attention to their pay
ment Every account is made up and must be paid
promptly, or no more credit sill be given
B. L. HAgDoN + co.
Jan !, 1896. dawtf
NOTICE. at the Annual Meeting Of the Assoc:a
~ ZION Of Mutual Aid II Dttectiilg Thieves held Jan
Sth 1856 the following Officers chosen for the ensu-
ing year:--
SAMUEL Il. COTTON, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
Ephraim Mower, Anthony Chase
James Eseahrook, Asa Walker
Lewis Tnayers lewis Bigelow,
mlei saaister, Geo. W. Richardson.
Edward Earle, Asa Niaths W.,
Arte mas Ward. IIoratio N. Tower
Pcssuxa COMMITTEE
Joseph L v H. Jr., Levi jackson,
VIM Q Clark, Go. A. Chamberlain
Beni, Rice, Fed Warren
Be Walker, An,ariah r. I.-veII
Fred. Hunt, Elias r Ralcono
Emerson 5 St0ckwell, Elliot Swan
~ Any citizen of Worcester may join the Association
the present v+a- by signing the Constitution ami paying
the sum OF S1,75 to the Treasurer ito d, wSw
ge cal ESTATE BROK ER.-OFFICE
"a Corner of Myrtle and S,uthbrilgerts.
For sale, and payments liberal. fine COTTAGES and
Also eleible BUILDING LOIS for sal. cheap for cash
or for good credit (Money wal be advfc.d in Fart
build, If desred.)
Farms in the country will sold or exchanged for Honses
Or HOUSEHOLDS, in this ~ on tbs reasonable trims.
Persons il the t.y who are wishing TO purchase
Rel Estate this city, will find for t6eir intp est 10
call at my ofica jS OFT Al. ElToN.
| So EMOV&L,-fhe sGbscior ma ing r moved
q rm Orange to ~ S1uhhridgest would respect
uly give notice At he wiz coatnue as here tofore to
| keep the best suppy Of
OnKE BREtD, AND PASTRY
to be found in the city Order received by p Albee
| Conf ctioner, Pleasant st or u Southndge st
p27 DIST Gl0 I KING.
| sgIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.--A
Young G-ntl-man, qualified to 4each Muse wilt i,,-
stract few pupils at hzir r,sdeace At per qnarer.
! Cod y fierce gwen Address W E. box S4e
Jams deF Worcester, Post Office.
/ ENoPARTNERSHIp NoTICE.-rhe sub
| " scrbsrs having formed a CopArtnershp under the
! tine Of A. PEASLEE y co would respectful " soli, a
continuance Of hat patronage which heretofore been
so literally bestowed tn senior partner. They will
coninue to to keep hand Meats, Vegetables Sc the
es the market affords, which they viii pase of cheap
] Tor CASH A. PEASLEE
G. MCFARLAND.
| worcester, NV 2 1890 diff
| MOTTO E,-The subscriber having made change
~ in bis business by taking partner. would hereby
give notice that al accounts due i'm ne settled i'm
mediately. A. PEASLEE.
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DECEMBER 22d, Is55.

L . G e N L L Il M E n :.
The Undersigned in order to reduce their present large
stock of RICH FASHIONABLE GoODsf r Geutl=men's
wear, have determined 10 MARK DOWN their prices to
sum for each article at least FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
Than the goofs have been sold FORE In add
ton our extensive assortment of
RICH SEASONABLE GOODS
for Gentlemen's wear, we have just received from
Z PARIS AND LONDON
rhe choicest styles OF RICH vESTINGs for Evening
Dress. New styles of PANTALooN sTrFFs
Entirely new designs for DRESS AND FRooK COATS
All of which we shall manufacture with such care and
attention as will stamp our Carmen at once eegatt
and dis motive and at prices the wants Of the
most economical.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17
Notifies.
rEsszSssSas WORE ESTER & NASBUA
.s.ssSae s r.. II. COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the Worce'ter & Nashua Rail
road Company viii be held at the City Hall in the city Of
Nashua, on III RSpAY, the 24h day of Jai utry in
slant A. nine oc)ck in te forenoon to act fJflow
ing articles &c wit:
1T To hear the report of theaDrectors and to ac.
thereon
a, II &C upon any other business that may legally
come before the meeting
1a By order Of the Director
n " HAMMOND, Clerk
Worcester Taunsrv Il. 1856 is15 dtia24
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Worcester Shuttle Company.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all Kinds Of
COTTON AND LEN SHUTrLES
New Worcester, Mass.
diff RINHARDE0N & SWEET.
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ATTORNBY AT LAW,
No Worcester BARK block. Foster STREE
iyltl WORCESTER. MASS, ld6wtf
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

All persons having unsettled with the sub
scrbers requested give early attention their pay
ment. Every account is made up, and must be paid
promptly, credit sill be given.
B. L. HAgDoN h co.
Jan. !, 1856. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

DR.. Iouxh's Columbian PIlIs-A sure
pan tie side hoauache, SICK headache,
tvgness lies neryouses and all bilious derane
Thee ils with less If money and loss # time,
thar any M dunn discoveries and tfere nau
sea, or gripiIg attending their Every fanny in
Worct ster Ud have dozen bo in he house
as ftuv m dcine, or ta,se Pits, if used faithfully
viii break up any fever il used early ard e The best
thing or cold any persfn ev tried Bold D. Scott,
G.. 4 Spur j. Gre en-. ard others diff OLD
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", ~. CE.

Attorney and Counsellor az Lao,
No. Brihley Hall, Worcester, MasH
OIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ Green, S.
White Co., c. A. Harrington s. Co., Z. H. Marsh, L. D
Wetherbee, Caldwell HILL Bush & Co James Green
L. L Lszel, Sibley & Scott: Ciappvie, George Rober
Southhridge. a. F. Ammidon d1y ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

DIR. STEARNS,
Dentist has removed his Office aad residence to No Wal
nuts ret, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

- FOR SALEI--A two. story Dwelling House
i and alb "a three. Ourihs of acre OF Lad stua-
1t tel in the village of North Charlton about | mile
from Charlton Depot, the north side Of the old Worces
ter and Stafford Tnrnpkc, and formerly the residence Of
the late Col Asa Bacon. The Houses in good repair aud
well calculated for two amits
Also aboat acres of and lying The OPT este side
Of said road vita snail Barn tn It will be snld
at low pric separately all together, and liberal
ere lit gwen Tor most Of the purchase money nd is de-
sirabe location for boot shoemaker, or otper me-
chanic JOS A. DENNY
Leicester, Nov. Z. 1855. dawtf
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g., Fla u M FOR & 4 l. E.-Situ4tel 10 Autumn,
h,,i within five in es Of the City Hall in orce ter
l1!.A contai ing hny-avr Of good Land suitably
divided int m wing, pasurng' tiilagr, and wood land
There good 80 story House, Barn. Carriage h use
ganery and other out bu di gs all inrooJ repair 50
Wood t # 6fteen not Ell with the ia M
but which viii be sold with IT, he Whole viii be dsp sed
of at great bargain and the terms If paymeI vi he
made very easy Apply at this office, the emf es.
jan10 Geop W4y JIG GOES.
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- FARM FOR LE-s!tuatel four miles
F, from the Court House. It insists Of Sixty-ssx
aA4A Acres divided into Moving and Pasturing, ami
sTteen acres Of young food and on tn F,rul is
a orchard having di-rge variety OF grat4i tees The
bl ding consist Of two story Hous5 an Barn. Sail
Farm early and well ada ted the cultivation Of veg
et4bles
The Farm will he sold cheap or ca ii. or it viii be en-
changed for Hocse or Building Lot il tn city large
portion of thu purchaSs MONEY remain mnrgag.
Inquire of A j. EATON
Corner Of Nyr lie and SJGthb idge streets.
Jll4 d1 L&H35
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p W.I;E pro,r+stor'o Of Gre One r zee c5oLsins
,gomss ass aad 10 Main st. Norcestet, desires to
~aI h. teniieu OF his customers ftd sRe public gener
eau 'e -. ~ Wv aYs =, d tx client trek q
Fi4LL AND ,FfTNfER Ch0THENG -
r stook is neN containing many very Sup riorSsSleJ
of Garments pat rs Of n19oTed shapes, ftCSs with
-nucn h. 1tg and symnes ,. The
Faroish5 x c Gods Department.
IA in fuller aian 10 Az pSace ing season. Specie
at eltinn- ts invi.ei IL the
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
lin the second story. under the direction of Nh
MARcHAST, in viii eatire sa isact1n is warranted 1t
contains very blrge assortment of CLOTHS. CASSI
MERES and BSTiNGS of the best styles, to which will
be added all Of the desi ae styles both Foreign an
Domestic, as fast they out.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15

Green Mountain scenery. 1t is not
so high, not so barren, but is more
variegated and charming.
Lake Champlain and its islands
form a prominent feature in this
enchanting mountain panorama,
while the whole range Of the Green
Mountains is in view below you
with all their ever green landscape,
and diversified hills and dales dotted
with villages, farms, and pasture
lands. In a clear day the White
Mountains are distinctly visible to
The naked eye--a distance Of more
than one hundred miles-and also
the spires of Montreal West of the
Lake we behold Mount Tom and
Mount Seward Of New York, and
the whole range Of the Adirondac
Mountains.
Stowe is one of the best agricul-
tural towns in Vermont, lying in a
basin between the Green Mountains.
IL has a clean, rural little village
with four churches and three public
houses, the principal one being the
Mansfield House, not inferior in
quietness, comfort and good cheer
to any country hotel in Vermont
The whole country around here is
truly romantic, and there are many
pleasant rides and drives-such as
Moss Glenn Falls" the "Notch"
and the Hog backs" all rural, all
pleasant, quiet aud country-like
Another important thing observed
here is, "our host" only charges us
for what we have, not for what we
do not have. ply $l2 per week
for self and lady, with good room
and well furnished-transient vlsi-
tors about ST. per day. LIB.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
Letter from the Green Noun.
tains.
MANSFIELD House,
Stowe, Vt, Aug. |.

Editor TTdUeiier Permit me
to call the attention of Bostonians
and others for a moment To the
Green Mountains have just re-
turned from their highest submits,
the Nose and Chin Of old Mansfield,
eight miles from the Mansfield
House, which is IN the beautiful
village of Stowe, ten miles from
the depot at Waterbury (Vt. Cen
trail Railroad Truly we had a
pleasant trip. More charming OF
beautiful scenery never saw. II
exec eds my antlcipations-so green,
so picturesque and varied.
The mountain itself is an object
of great interest, 1t resembles a
man lying upon his back with pro-
file pointing towards the heavens.
There is q good carriage road to the
halfway house. From thence to
the summit of the Nose, one and
three -fourths miles, there is a very
good mountain path cut for riding
horseback, which will in a few
days be improved and finished quite
to the tents on the top of the noun
tain, between the nose and chin
so that lady. il she like, can mount
her pony at the Mansfield House,
and alight on the summit, at the
tents, without fatigue. The ascent
is much easier and the road much
better now than at the White Noun
tains, and the scenery more beauti'
ful and romantic Some OF ouI
party were from Missouri, some
from Pennsylvania, while other'
were from Boston and New York
mauy Of whom, as well as myself
have visited the White Mountains
! We concur IN our preference for IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15

"The United States has never ac-
CURED a foot Of territory except by
lar purchase, or, as in the case of
Texas, upon the free ard voluntary
application of the people Of tha, In
dependent state, who desired TO blend
their destinies with our own. Even
our acquisitions from Mexico are no
exception to the rule, because, al
though we might have claimed them
by right OF conquest, in lust war.
yet we purchased them for wha, was
then considered by both parties full
and ample equivalent Our pas, his
tory forblds that we should acquire
the Island Of Cuba without the con-
sent Of Spain, unless justified 6y Me
great la,o Of selEpreseruation. We
must, in any event, preserve our own
conscious rectitude and our own self
respect. While pursuing this course
we can afford to disregard the CEN
sures Of the world, to which we have
been so often and uniustly exposed.
CATER we shall have offered Spain
price for Cuba far bey ond its pres
ent value, and this shall have been
refused, it will then be time to consid-
er the qucstion-Does Cuba in the
possession OF Spain seriously endanger
our internal peace and the existence
of our beloved Union Should this
question be answered in the aflirma-
tive then by eOery iaw, human and
Dicine, ,oe shall be justified in
'oreSting a. from Spain / zoe possess
that Poioer. And this upon the very
same principle that would Justify an
individual in tearing down the burn
ing house Of his neighbor if there were
no other means Of preventing the
flames from destroying his own home.
" Under such circumstances we
ought neither TO count the cost nor
regard the odds which Spain might
enlist against US. We forbear to
enter into the question whether the
present condition Of the Island would
Justify such a measure. We should
however, be recreant TO duty-be un-
worthy of our gallant forefalhers, and
commit base treason against our pos
terity, should we permit Cuba TO be
Africanized and become a second ST.
Domingo, with all its attendant hor-
rors to the white race, and suffer the
flames to extend 10 our neighboring
shores, seriously 10 endanger or actu-
ally 10 consume the fair fabric of our
Union. We fear that the course and
current Of events are rapidly tending
towards such catastrophe.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
JonS Y. MASON,
PIERRE SoULE.
AK La CHAPELLE, Oct. l9, 1854"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15

Eighty Years Ago.

ny CHARLES sPRAGUE.
Eighty years have rolled away,
Since that high heroic day,
When our fathers, in the fray,
Struck the conquering blow
PRISE to them-lhe bold who spoke;
Praise 10 them - the brave who broke
Stern oppression's calling yoke,
Eighty years ago
Pour the wine Of sacrifice,
Let the grateful anthem rise,
Shall we e'er resign the prize
Neyer-never-nol
Hearts and hands shall guard those rights
Bought on freedoms battle heights,
Where we fixed his signal lights,
Eighty years ago
Swear it by the mighty dead,
Those who counselled, those who led
BY the blood your fathers shed,
By your mothers woe
Swear it by the living few.
Those whose breasts we're SCARED for you,
When to freedoms ranks they flew,
Eighty years ugo
BY the joys that cluster round,
By our vale with plenty crowned,
By our hili-iops,-holy ground,
Rescued from the foe,
Where Of old the Indian stroyed,
Where Of old the pilgrim prayed,
Where the patriot drew his blade,
Eighty years ngol
Should sgain the war trump peal,
There shall Indian frmness seal
Pilgrim faith and patrio, zeal,
Prompt to strike the blow
There shall valor's work be done
Like the sire shall be the son,
Where the fight was waged and won,
Eighty years ago.
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is "a a III sss...-...,..i.i.5 !z;.is-..,.7 56
NOrthern,N. H., Railroad.

A FTER Msy 22 1856, Passenger Tfsias leave Con
~ cord st i0l5, A. ~, arrival Cd ifs up tram
from Bosioa, Lfwel Lawfence, Worcester. sc iui
White River Junction, Wells River, liftetnn, s.
Juhnsbufv Bufngtnn. Houses point, Mrutfefl Ogdens
bureh and ail stations ou th. Vermont frnust Or-
densbntgh Passumpsie And White Mounts Hailfoads
thence By Stage 10 waite aul Tfancont Mountains,
Lancaster Hafinn, nanvile starstoah sai the ptin
Leave Concord si 90 2. ~, afnfal Of the ~
up Trsin from Boston, Worcester C.. Tor Waite River
Junction and Mortified, w., pfeeesaiag ssty next
morning ovof Vermont Central Railroad 20 RouIe's
Point. Nontfesl and ufdentbufgh.
Leave White RrefIunrtion fot Boston, Lowell, Law
renee, Woierstst &C. % 7ol A. and at2 10 r. NJ,
or on sfrval OF the Trains from Vermont Cealfal md
Passumpsic Railfuads, f,f Bosion and iniofmedats
siatipnsi and Bristol a. 20, A. ~
Roth down Tfsins connect with Ttains 10 fofis'
mouth, i.awfence. Lowell. &C.
Passengers for Gtotou Junction, Chutnn Worcester,
New port, and 10 ftsons the Worcester, Aofs ich
Providence and Western Ratfuais, and fff Nay York
A connect az Nashua With tfains direct i1r those
places by hfsi itsin over Northern Railroad
Passengers hg the frat un irnn No0hefn or Sulli-
van Railroads ca o. pas. heiwiHt lowell Nashua, Law
fencn Mauchestrr Concnid and HcIHws faiis and m
ed ate stations, vithout detention 90 White River
Junction aud second up fain on Northern hailfUad,
cau roach " indsof same evening.
Freight Trains from VI. Central and Passumpsic Rail
roads pass this iofd daily for Boston, Worcester,
Portsmouth, &C. and Special Cntile trains every Tues
day, either To Cambridge OF Mediofd landings.
ONsLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord. n ~ NAV i7ih, lra6.
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A. +. BULLARD, }
p. P. RAY, : Com.
w. d. MALCOM,
War at any Cost for Slavery.

War at any Cost for Slavery.
The Ostend Conference, held in
October lS44, by Messrs. Buchanan,
Mason and Soule, Their u. S. Minis
ters of London, Paris and Madrid
will be remembered by onr readers.
The object aimed at was the posses.
sion OF Cuba, for the purpose Of prev
enling the emancipation Of Slavery
in lhut lsand, which was then talked
of, aud to strengthen the power ol
slavery in the South. To aid this
purpose a manifesto was drawn up
by Mr.. Buchanan, aud jointly signed
by the Ministers, which took ground
as bold as was assumed by any free.
hooters or land pirales," who had
resolved upon possession and plunder
in any part Of the world. The fol-
lowing important passage from this
manifesto, will be read with interest
al the present lime:- Lancaster (Ps.
Wing.
But if Spain deaf TO her own in
teresl, and acluaied by stubborn pride
and false sense of honor, should re.
fuse to sell Cuba to the United
States, then the question will arise
what ought TO be the course of the
American Government under such
circumstances Self-pteservalion is
the first law of nature with States as
with individuals. A II nations have al
difi'erenlperiods acted upon this max
i'm. Although il has been made the
preteyl for committing fagrani injus
lice, as in The partition of Poland, anc
other similar cases which history re-
cords. yet The principle itself, though
often abused, has always been recog-
nized.