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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-04

THE PEOPLE HAVE RECEIVED AND READ 1T.
While the majority in the House of Representatives stu
ty themselves by the declaration that that body has
received the Presidents message which lies upon their Ia
BILE and while they persist in the refusal to have the
sage read the fact that the people have received that pa
per- and that thousands and tens Of thousands have already
perused It, does not to have occurred the comb
nation Of the republicans and Enownotbings That ror
ton Of the message which relates to foreign affairs has
struck responsive chord in the popular heart calling
forth Communications from those who are not apt to
bestow praise upon the act of democratic admin
istraton. The fearless and statesmanlke analysis and
exposition Of the obligations of all parties to the
requirements Of the constitution, and the unanswer
able refutaton OF the caIumnes resorted by
the enemies OF that sacred instrument have been assa
ed Il is true but by whom BY those who regard II as
essential to the of their noustrous desgna
that the doctrines of State equality and State rights should
be ignored nullfed and that all who free TO
stand up for strict construction Of the federal compact
are unworthy Of the confidence and SURFACES of the people
While therefore the Of discussion roll and toss with
In the halls Of the House Of Representatives to the peace
fu and rejecting people, who have mpatiently observed
the progress Of things since the third OF December,
the national sentiments and orthodox opinions Of the
sage win furnish material for the most profitable reflection
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FruArncK the gath alt taken up, and after some
debate twas agreed 10
Rsaosed That such Of the private claims EN-
braced IN Senate bill No. As OF the last Congress- and which
the claimants choose prosecute before the Court OF
Claims be- and the hereby referred TO said court
After the consideration Of executive business the Senate
adjourned until Monday next
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

adjourned until Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at u, M and the Journal Of yesterday
was read and approved
MI. MACE submitted the following resolution;
Resopd That the acting doorkseper the House be- and
he is hereby, required lock all the doors leading this
hall sstaasr and keep them securely fastened until Speak
or elected unless opened for the purpose of letting abb
sent members.
[Great laughter
Mr. NJ said that there ecclesiastical precedent for
this which bad arisen in the century and had
been binding since He referred to the election of
successor 10 Pope Clement Fourth in the year 1868 when
the College Of Cardinals for nearly three years unable
to make election and they about breaking up,
when, by the advice Of Cardinal Benjamin the magistrates
shut the gates of the city and locked up the cardinals
the Ponti6cal Palace until they agreed He thought that
il the House followed this precedent and adopted his
luton the demands OF the members 10 leave the House
for refreshments otherwise would be powerful that
an election would be effected within ten hours
On motion of Mr. BoYCE the resolution was laid the
table
Cries of aCall the roll"
VOTE ron SPEAKER.
The House then proceeded TO vote for Speaker
The Clerk called the roll for the eighty seventh time,
with the following result
Whole number Of votes, 2l9 necessary to choice ITO;
of these
Mr. Banks received.
Richardson.
a. NJ
PenniDgton..... .................
scattering
There being choice the House proceeded to eighty
eighth vote, with the following result
Whole number Of cast 2l9; necessary to choice,
Ito: of these
BANKS
richardson. 10
H. NJ %
remington. ...................................
Scattering
There being choice the House proceeded to eighty
ninth vote with the following result
Whole number of votes 2l9 necessary to choice ll0:
of these aaaaI..#H
Mr. Banks received. ............................l02
UT
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the 22d ult;
FoRT BRooKE, (Fls,) Dec 20, 1855.
An exploring party under command Of Lieutenant l..
Hartsu I'd artillery consisting Of sergeant cor
poral and seven prvates suddenly attacked by a
party OF Seminole Indians at daylight the goth inst,
about Is miles s f. from Fort Simon Drum, that party
being about 40 miles S. t. from Fort Myers
The party left Fort Myers the morning Of the 18th In
slant and up the time Of attack, ENGAGED in
king REORGANIZATION Of that portion Of the Big Cypress
swamp examined by the troops last winter Three OF
the command arrived Fort Myers the night Of the
2ls; II IL supposed that Lieutenant arsuH and the re-
mainder OF his party have been killed
Most Of the public animals with the expediuonsome
eighteen in number--were also shot down. Leutenan'
Hartsu when last seen had arm broken and u sup
posed TO have been wounded in bis side Private Hanna
Of company O. I'd artillery Of the party who escaped
brought the above information 10 Fort Myers Hanna was
wounded in the abdomenpot seriously u Is thought ne
left another of the party, private Baker also wounded
about ls miles from Fort Myers ,
Baker gave that point and could come no further
The Indians making the attack some twenty-five or
thirty in number Two companies OF the "a artillery were
to leave Fort Myers the morning OF the z1d INST 70
search Of Lieut. artsu and the missing members OF ms
party.
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IspiAs DISTURBANCES IN FLoRiDA.-Ssvgs NKs MAssA-
CnED-The intelligence from Fort Myers il, that another
Florida has broken out The United States steamer
Ranger with the news left Fort Myers the morning Of
he MI r.
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Mr. MILLsUN submitted The following resolutions
Resorsd That the Of the President the United
States communicated to the House the sst day Of De-
cernber last, be read.
Mr.. STANTON rose to point Of order. lie submitted
iat the House was not In condition TO hear the message
OF the President read
Mr. MLLS0N remarked that the House would perceive
thathis motion assumed that the message had been re-
ceiyed by the House the day of its transmission and
really il seemed wonderful that gentlemen could entertain
any doubt upon the subject II gentlemen would only
member that the President had the constitutional ght to
send Communications to the House, and that be might
done IN the early days Of the government address
communications 70 the House in person well by
sage that he bad The right offer suggestio to
make communications TO the House that any member bad
they would 81 that almost prepos,srous to
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Mr.. ETHERIDGE moved that the House do now adj
journ, So
The question taken, and the motion was agreed TO
and at hali-past three o'clock, .a
The House adjourned.
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Hon s. MALLORY from the State Of Florida, appeared
In his seat this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01
Alltfiolls.

- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
II, AUCTION, IN B8RRE MASS-Win be sold
Aat publ" auction, at The Dge ing House lately &C.
cupieh by Charles Rice, now deceased on WEDNESDAY
The 18th day Of May next, at 9clocs P NJ ali thatyak
liable real es ate situated in Barre well known as the
Charles Rice estate.
The Homestead contains los acres of excellent land
SUITABLY divided into moving pasturing and tlage land
80 acres wood land. There is large quantity of Fruit
Trees in bearing condition. The farm is well watere ,
and mostly enclosed with stone wall The buildings con
i't OF two story Dwelling House. SO by SO feet, an
part " by SO; one large Barn so by go feet with cellar
under the Whole; one smaller barn 80 by so fee carriage
house, store house. &c.
The buildings are surrounded by Shade Trees of various
kinds The farm under good state Of cultivation is
locate in the Rice Village, two miles north Of the centre
of the town, good road convenient to church. mills
schools carriage shop &c and is one of the most desir
ahe farms in this vicinity.
At the same tine and place. will be sold pasture of
p aces. with fine orchard the same enclosed with
stone wall.
Also, wood and timber land adjoining the pas
ture
The estate is free from all incumbrance and will be
sold together in lots suit purchasers part of the
purchase money will be required on the delivery of the
deed the balance in annual payments secured by mort
gage upon the Place Possession given any day after the
sale The farm may be and further information OBJ
tanned by calling ppoa the Subscriber, or A. Wood.
ward, Baggage Master, b. & W R R Boston, Mass.
HENRY s. MINER,
For the Heirs Of Chas Rice late Of Barre deceased
Barre, April Is, 1865. dtmy2S
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Mackenzie. PRATT. 8 co.


again present to the public the following B Of Fareo
for this week We wish to make 1t an object tn ,sas
for cash. instead for the sake of two or three ouhs
credit to pay exorbitBn prices We have made
ments to supply our customers with
f A 10Y DRY GOODS
At prices from Is to 80 per cent less than any other marty
can "dare" to sell them for with safety to themselves
We buy for "cash" and sell for zone price, only. and
low profits The crowds people who have visited the
Brach the last week. and did get waited on can now
come as we have secured help and our resources
are unlimited Come early in the day if you would avoid
the rush in the afternoon and you then examine the
Goods at leisure The following Goods ne have "nown
III Store but cannot youch to have them one week hence
Peruse carefully and stamp its contents on your mem
ory.
1000 Straw BoNNETs, plain, fancy, and split straws.
from size to IS each.
Trimmed Straw Bonnets, from 81 so to SO.
Soft CAPS, in white and colors, from SOC up
Dress do. do. from rs, to g.
Muslin COLLARS, from &c to 81 each
leo Lace Collars, 1sc each, worth sOc.
AGO stmped Lace Collars &c each sold up town at los.
300 Dotted Muslin do. DC each, 124c.
1000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, at Sc pair, worth &c.
IL dozen Kid GLOVES, sic pair, worth CSC.
do SOC e2Ac,
IL do e2Ac " SOC.
Swiss and Cambria Edgings and Insertings, from So
yard.
Swiss and Cambria FLoUNclNGs, loo to IS strip.
Dotted Lace Wells, 25c EACH worth s71c
Ladies' Cotton HOSE all coors every price.
Mems extra good SOCKS, 12ts pair, well worth 20c
400 pieces spring and summer BONNET RIBBONS
every style and color, 129 to so cents yard These
Goods are the latest importaons, and fully 40 per cent
less than usual prices. Ladies', come and look at them
and judge for yours elves.
200 boxes FRENCH FLOWERS. from 12l to size per
pair, fully 10 per cent under regular "cost prices"
400 FANS, every STYLE from DC to So.
Kid made French Silk GLOVES, SOC pair worth o2Ic
million yards of LACE, every width, style, quality,
and price Black Silk Laces, -cheop.
Linen HANDKERCHtEFS, at imdorters' prices
Swiss and Cambria MUsLINs, Plaid, Plain, Dotted and
Striped, from 1910 yard.
100 pieces Black MORE Antique TRIMMINGS. from
S7tc piece
Black Lace Wells cheaper than ever before offered in
the State, 100 different styles
Black Silk Velvet Ribbon, from 37tc piece
TARLATANs. from ons yard
French Grapes, Lining Silks, Straw Trimmings Bar
reyes, Embroidered Habits and Sleeves, small wares &c.,
at very low prices warranted please the most fasdi.
ous.
Mems Shirt Bosoms Handkerchiefs, Cocks, &C. &c, at
our usual low scale Of prices.
All goods marked in plain figure. One price only.
Come one, come ALL to the
"NEW YORK BRANCH.
Sc Main ST., Worcester.
MACKENZIE, PRATT. co,
ap9s ProprietOrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01
miscellaneous.

"a sA = NEW CARRIAGE MAN
ssE G55ssF UFACrORY.-The subscriber has fitted
~jty-''EN1s up the building next to the WALDO
House, formerly occupied a a carriage
repository by Eaton the CARRIAGE MAKING business
in all its branches.
The different branches viii be conluoted by expert
enCed gOTkneH.
CARRIAGES
OF all kinds made to order and
RE p RIH G OF CARRIAG AGES
On terms as reasonable can be found in the city
HEARSES.
Those wishing Hearses built to order can have an on
portuhity of choosing from variety Of eao and be6u
I'll patterns Particular attention has been paid to this
kind of carriage.
II 4 CKS
Made 10 order and repaired. Work warranted.
j. B. B0NNELL
Waldo Street, near the Boston " Worcester Depot
APPS d5tawSwti
s@AsyA. SPECTACLES. .4-zz4-e-=a-
SD ~ 0 ~
The subscriber has made efforts tie secure all the yare,
ties of Glass that needed to aid detective eyesght
and among them ALL none has been found superior or
equal to the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
polished to the different focal distances the eye may
quire; they are hard flint and clear air. Next to
these In excellence are the PerizcoPic of which
nave aige assortment, well as the Common Glass,
set in Gold Silver, Steel, and Plated Bows varying in
prize from twenty-five cents to Fifteen Dollars
All in need of optical ad may be Of finding here
something exactly fitted to their wants. and they may re
fer to Or Green, DR.. Sargent Dr. Haywood Gel Dewitt
and hundreds of others who have used them.
L, D. GODDARD,
mchi9 dendhwly Union Block, 1876 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01
PATENT AGENCY


United States. Greng Britain. France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
kAhisA AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws
bents
He continues to make Models, and to prepare specia
cations drawings and all necessary papers, and pro.
cure Patents in the Uni ed States and European coun-
tries Foreign business confded only to rusty and re
sponsibe agents
All business confded to will be promptly attended
to at the lowest rates Casually 25 per cent lower than
the same would he done by Others in the prOession)
Having connections with of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent rips there am ena.
Died to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and new INVENTIONS thus aordug tie best ac
ICES Tor preliminary examinations and advising Inven
tors In regard TO securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find their advantage to put their in
venon5 into substantial form Model as soon as prac
cAps ths frequently secures Patent in Of ques
hon OF priority OF inyenou and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws ana proceedings
n the Patent Office. as to securing their rights.
an communications strictly confde tial Advice as to
mode OF proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
Nned or in use for the purpose or involving HE
same principles, and advice given to the pFobgb of
obtaining patent in some cases saving from fifty to one
hundred dolars to the Inventor
MODELS of all Inventions that renuire them made
to order upon reasonable terms warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington. Copies
of Drawings, Specifications and other papers the Pa
tent Office obtained. copy of the claims of any inven
ton furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases and other
valuable works relating to Patents, together with com
pee list OF all the Patents record at Washngton can
be seen at my Office, free of charge.
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES G.. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass,
apl7l Office over 207 Main Street. ldawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01
WIRE FENCE,
For Farms, Highways Railroads Cemeteries,
GARDENS, &c.

The results of experience and the theories Of science
all attest that this mode of fence superior to any here
oore in USE in economy, Strength, cloeness elegance
portability and durability,
This Fence is vanished with asphaltum varnish which
protects it from rust, and mpart besuti I'll black
color tits perfectly Fecure barrier against farm
stock does not catch the wind iudestruebla by ra or
HesAet does MT cUr dne II heat admits freely the
SOAR rag docs not upy ta sli harbor vcrlnin as
atone walls and Qujck9t hedges requires no repair
save Re coaiini Of Narish in TOR or five wears
ann possesses suo"9t elasticity enable it. without the
least INJURY 10 experience that expansion b7 the eat of
summer, and that contraction by the cid of winter which
have been so fatal to other modes of iron ftrce.
zach roll contains TWENTY RODs eJ feet per rod The
renee secured to the posts ~ staples (hookheaded
screws one stape each lateral wire at each most
fhe posts are Of the usual atrengt, ana are Of wood
Enough they may be o. iron stone; they are set ten feet
apart; and no RAILS are r.qait ed
Manufactured and sold by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

The following kinds Of this fence most 10 use; and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL, CASH PRICES:
No. /, So feet high nch mesh, lateral wiz of N 10
wire, body Ia WIRE $500 per rod.
No. So feet high, inch mesh ineral wires of No. 10
wire body Of No Il wire, SI,75
No. 3, u feet high inch mesh laeral wires of No 10
wire, body Of No Il wire, 81 so.
No. a. p feet high inch MESH lateral wires Of No 10
wre, body of No II wire S1,37l.
Nc o. feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. IL
body Of No. 10 wire, Sl,T5
No g. 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of No 10
wire, bodv of No. u wire, 81 rs.
No. Z, " feet high inch MESH lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body Of No. II wire, 81
No g. Extra q feet high inch mesh. lateral wires Of
No wire, body of No II WIRE $780,
Nos 2,3, and are most used for gardens, Gene
terie reses and other places where beauty is the gu
ity most desired. No and 4 and No Extra are best
adabted for farms railroads. highway for other pur
poses whero strength and efficiency most neces
sary qualities.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
lccessors to the L. w. Fence Company,1
No. SO Water Street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

80 EMARKABLE CTRES by using the gen.
q G uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND HUMOR SYRUP:
j. $. Stafford of Lawrence testiies to two of
Seroua of fery aggravated character ard of being him
SELF cured Of bad humor.
Lucy Redman of Lawrence was cured of Kings Evil.
Mrs. Fernad, Lawrence, was cured of cancer,
Rhesa Bronson, Fail River, cured Of humors of
years standing.
Jsmes w Hunt Of Lawrence cured of chronic dif4
hculy of the chest occasioned by humors
81. rhOmpson Of IawEa.es was cured # bad humor
Matthias Shore, New Bedford OF bud fuuor.
Mrs l. Carlton Lawrence, cured Of an unmistake-
abba Spider Cancer
L. D. Reed, Crest Falls cured of cancer, which
had eaten through his lip.
lady in Leominster cured of in her stou-
aeh.
lady in Derry cured of cancer.
Mr. Carlton OF Lawrence cured of BARRIERS Itch.
Mrs D. S Swan Of Lawrence was cured of humors in.
ternal.
r. Hall, Lawrence, cured of Sick Headache,
caused by lumors in the stomach.
The following is from a distinguished druggist and
chemist Broadway N. Y:
MIR. O. II. KENT Dear SRI have used YOUR allied
ointment in my family, and found it superior anything
of the kind healing preparation. Also, my nephew
tried it for neuralgia and it entirely relieved him in
hours Respectfully yours,
April 8, 1856 CHI RING.
CHARLES II. KENT & CO.. General Agents, Law
renee, Mass.
Agents in Worcester, Charles Clarke, NJ. B. Green &
Co., Bush Co., and j. Q Hill,
Price of Ointment ST. Syrup SO cents.
api9 deOd&W1y
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Price Two cents.
Drp GOODS.

N "BRANCH."
A''ot1er Batch Of Bargains Just received.
Large Arrival Of G Gods from "Auction."
THE Owe PRICE SYSTEM TRIUMPHANT.
Low PRICES RULE TIE DAY.
THE CRY Is, STILL THEY COME.
@ L T. r THE TRACK.
CROWDS OF FE0pLE-IMMENsE GATHERINGS.
Re"d, and be Convinced.
New York Branch, So Main Street,
RoEsTER.
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Es5zS5s LIVERY STABLE f3T

The subscribers for the better accommodation of the
numerous customers, have taken Lease Of the
AMERICAN HOUSE STABLE,
In addition 70 the one occupied by them on Front
street. for the purposes of Livery Stable, and Will be
happy to furnish the best of Horses and Carriage for hire
Hacks and Coaches furnished for Funerals, Weddings,
and Pleasure Parties Boarding or transient Horses put
up at either of the above Stables reasonable rates
WITT d PRATT.
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1856. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

o. NEW HOUSE, WITH AN ACHE or
HiisI LAND THE new house ntmans street, Fair
za4siA-mount Of a mile north Of the urt House. is
Tor safe 1t contains seven finished rooms besides large
basement vashroo large attic and ample closets Il
finished throughout in good style, and furnished with
marble chimney pieces and shelves. may be had with
from twenty to oty thousand feet of land attached 1t
one Of the most extensive aud del ghul views
in Worcester, and will be sold at very low price not
previously dis sed of it will be sold auction about the
10th o. May next. D. S. MESSENGER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

IA OT1CE.-This is to certify that B. q. HUTCH
Nv lNsoN is our only authorized Agent for the CITY
worcester All others pretending to sell Marsh & Co.'s
oI Worcester, are deceivirg the public.
MARSH Il CO. so India street inventors and sole uro
pfietors OF Msrsh's celebrated Oil
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHE MILTON EARLE, &
fHeMAs DREW az No 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

-. FOR = s4E.-The subscribs new offers fer
h sale one Of the most desirable locatone within the
E5si city or ccurty Of Worcester situated on West
Boylstou street. D miles from the c. urt House TIE
buildings were years ago, built in modern style
anG thorough manner The house is 24x32 I5x2O con-
tanning 10 r'oms good cellar under the whole never
failing water brought nto the kitchen; also wood-heuse
lOXl5 attached good Barn 28x95, with cellar under
the whole This place contains 81 acres the hest land
under high state Of cultivation well adorned with shrub
berry and various kinds Of rGt trees
The above place is well located for gardenei, or one
cong business in the city, wishing live little retired
L - on the line Of the " r. e T., 7g .aile from
The summit statob and 20 DIS from stopping place TO
be accommodated ty special train to Worces-
ter TO 0akdale
This Pa~e, if not disposed OF at private sale will be
Solo at Public Auction, the first day Of May. More
lani be had if desired Terms easy. For further
Particulars inquire Of L. NJ LAMB, 2T6 Main st., or Of
the subscriber, near the premises
mCh2l dawtrnaY2 ISAAN IAMR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

EINOR SALE,-Having taken the agency of Marsha
a PATENT OIL now offer to the public the only
genuine article to be had in the city, shall keep at all
times good supply hand direct fresh from Marsh
Co, Boston, aud at low prices as is sold in any
olhr town or city 1t Is considered quite safe cheap
er than the fluid as it gives better light and
does not consume near fast would invite all those
who use fluid to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can be nothing lost by trial.
have the Agency, also, of the