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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-17

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ssSS9 WORCESTER RAILROAD Summer
arrangement On MONDAY, June TO- 1856, Passenger
Trains wall leave as follows:
Providence Tor worcester $50 and ll45 a. m. and
4.30p. In.
Worcester at 6 As and Ills a. m and $50 m.
The 80 m. train from Providence connects at Prov
idence with Perry from Newport and Worces-
ter with the Express tram from Boston for Albany and
the West, also for New YORK; via Springfield Hartford,
and New Haven.
With trains Of The Norwich and Worcester Railroad for
Norweh and Boston and Worcester Railroad for Boston
With trains of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Lowell, Nashua Manchester Concord, &c
With trains # the Worcester and Fitchburg Railroad
for Ftchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &c
The IL 40 train from Providence connects at Wor
cester with the afternoon Accommodation trains from
Worcester OF the aforementioned roads. Also with the
accommodation train for Albany and the Express train
for New York
The so D. m train from Providence connects at Provi
dencs with the steamer Perry from Newport Waterford
with trains the Norfolk County Railroad from Bos-
ton st Worcester with the Steamboat train for New York
Passengers for Way Stations on the Western Railroad
between Worcester and Springfield except for W Brook
field and Palmer, viii take the 1L45 a. train from
Providence.
The Il 45 a.. train from Worcester connects at Wor
cester with the moroiug trains from Norwich, Springfield
Ftchburg, Nashua, and Lowell.
At Providence with the afternoon trains for Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford Fan River, and with steamboats,
for Fall River and \ Fport.
The 50 p n. train from Worcester connects at Wor
cester with the Express train which leaves New York
O'Clock a.
Withth morning Express ard Accommodation trains
from Albany ami with the mid-day Accommodation train
fran Norwich, Springfield Ftchburg, Nashua, and Low
ell
At Providence with the Boston and New York Steam
boat train for New York, stoningon and steamer
Perry for Newport
The 40 a. M train from Providence, and the asa.
train from Worcester connect with the trains of the
Norfolk County Railroad at Waterford for franklin Wal
pole Dedham, and Boston, The 80 p. m. train fl ON
Providence, and the D. train from Worcester also
connect at Waterford with trains from Boston, Dedham
Walpols, sc.
These trains also connect at Mlvie. with coaches to
and frem SatersFie At Whitins with coaches to and
from East Douglas and Whitinsville.
At Farnum's with coaches to and from Grafton Centre
New England Village and Upton.
The 7.30 a. m. train from Providence, connects at
Woonsocket with coaches from Milford, ami the so D. m
train with coaches for Milford.
GThrough tickets sold at Providence for all i'm
porant points West Of Albany low as by any
other routes and at same rates as from Boston,
S. II. TABOR, Sup't
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NNOOLEN MACHINERY.-C L. GOD
Wv DARD, Now York, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to he attached to First and also
Second Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Carding Ma
Chimes The attachment to second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important. These machines are
successful opeI alton, first Breakers in most of the
principal WOODEN Factories in the United States Canadas
and Mexco and are deemed by experienced manufacture
ts as the most perfect machines used and indispensable
60 the economical and successful manufacture of wool
Ihey are IN fact the only strong durable aid
tuly operating machines in No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorable and worthy of at
tention.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
snces to mills having them use, &c. may be had by ad
dressing c. L. GODDARD
No Bowling Green, New York, to whom orders shsud
b. directed. div all
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EpUY Me AND WILL DO YOU
E-D GO0D-The Great Spring & Summer Medicine
DR. LANGLEN,S

Root and Herb Jaundice Bitters.
This is medicine tremendously composed of some of
the best Roots, Herbs, Barks in such manner that
1t acts directly upon the stronghold of disease They
are sure remedy for that affecting scourge, inactive
torpid Liver, known as Liver Complaint; for Jauudce
Dyspepsia, Bile Costyeness, Headache Languor Weak,
ness Debility, Dizziness, Piles Loss OF Appetite &C.
They purify the blood, promote healthy circulation,
eradicate humors give the whole system vital energy and
power, and oy constant USE keep off disease over
100000 bottles were sold the last year. and persons
received benefit, than from any other medicine ever
known. 1t always does good.
Only 25 cents for Pnts and 3T4 for Quarts Sold
everywhere Office, 80 Union Street, Boston.
niche daw6m*
90 EMARK ABLE CURES by usiug the ge
IA uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND HUMOR SYRUP:
J. s. Stafford of Lawrence testifes to two cures
Scroua of Very aggravated character and of being him
self cured of a bad humor.
Lucy Redman of Lawrence cured of Kings Evil.
Mrs Fernald, Lawrence was cured of cancer.
Rhesa Bronson, Fall River, cured of humors of
years standing.
james W. Hunt of Lawrence was cured of chronic diff
hculty Of the chest occasioned by humors.
81. Thompson of Lawrence was cured of bad humor
Matthias Shore, New Bedford, cured of bad humor
Mrs l. Carlton Lawrence, was cured of an unmisake
able Spider Cancer
l D. Reed, Great Falls, was cured of cancer, whick
had eaten through his lip.
lady in Leominster was cured of cancer in her stom
ach.
A lady in Derry was cured OF cancer.
Mr.. Carlton of Lawrence cured of BARRIERS Itch.
Mrs d. 5. 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 distinguished druggist and
chemist Broadway, N. Y:
Mr.. c. H. KENT Dear SRI have used your allied
ointment in my family, and found superior to anything
OF the kind as healing preparation Also my nephew
tried it for neuralgia and it entirely relieved him in four
hours. Respectfully yours,
April 8, 1855. G. II. RING.
CHARLES H. KENT & CO., General Agents, Law
renee, Mass.
Agents in Worcester Charles Clarke, NJ. B. Green &
Co., Bush Co., and J. Hill
Price of Ointment 81. Syrup so cents.
apl9 deod&w1y
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S[1 n UsSBSBVB thing that win surpass DR.. O
A. His Panaceas and Indian Medicines. the remedy
Of Gonorhea, Gleets Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the
Kidneys Irritation Of the Urehra. Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs, without the least
strction to diet, drink, exposure or change In app
cation to business These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they will not iniure In the lea
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
ranted to the above mentioned teases withoutusn
any external applications. With my Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely ureu thorough cure, by calling
upon me at my office. DR.. O. A. HILL,
No. 121 Main Street. Worcester.
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TENHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM
a PANY, RAYENHEAD, Ian CASHIRE, ENGLAND.
Warehouse for the United States,
JOHN r PLATT, 10 Murray ST., New York
Where will be found full assortment of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store and House Fronts Show Cases.
&C. Also, Rough Glass from / to Il inches thick.
N B. Western customers referred to the new State
Bouse of Ohio Columbus which is glazed with the
Plate Glass of this Company. mch24 dom
nIL.-Boled Oil, rs cents gallon
" Building roof and Fence Oil, so cents gallon
Beaehed Boiled OIL for purely white 81 per gallon
Oi-Varnish for China 81 IS, 81 25 per gallon.
PAINTS for buildings, fences roofs, &C. 4c per pound
BY j. HENRY SMITH
mch24 dom No 113 Maiden-lane, N Y.
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Al INVALUABLE DISCOVERY
IA Made through the Instinct of
THE HORSE

IN 1due through the instinct OF
THE HORSE
DIR. j. H. WEBER has discovered in the great valley
Of the Mississippi through the instinct of horses afflicted
with the Heayes the valuable remedy the cure of
Consumpon Bronchitis, inflammation of the Throat and
Lungs Hemorrhage of the Lungs Asthma Group Coughs
Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys &c. that has never been
employed in the treatment ofthose difficulties He FIRST
employed it in the treat nent of his own case, as
matter of experiment 1t restored him perfect health
after all other remedies ad failed to benefit him. he
was pronounced in Consumption, and considered in
durable Since his recovery he has prescribed
hundred pounds of it to his patients for the above descr
ed difficulties with unparalleled This REM
edy is prepared for Inhalation, and in Syrup.
Price of the Inhaling Powder and Inhaler 81 each
Syrup 81 30 per bottle circular containing a correct
account of the discovery and the of this remedy
will be semitic any person in the United States fol
Post Office stamp For sale at his Office, No. 1872 Maine
st. Charlestown, Mass and all first class apothecaries
". B. Consultation free.
lCERTIFIcATE.l
Having used Dr.. Webber's new discovery in my prac
tce, believe it to be safe and valuable remedy for all
Throat and Lung difficulties. II. 2. REAncK, NJ D.,
mchl1 div CharlesoWn. Mass
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~. r & sbV ~ 6. y I ~ A y ~
SszSE s-s=2's-A'sss WORCESTER RAILROAD Summer
Arrangement On MONDAY, June 49, 1856, Passenger
Trains wIll leave as follows:
Providence FOR Worcester 7.5o and 1I45 a. m, and
4. 40 n. IN
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II. d. advertisements.

GINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
- persons who desire to obtain fun and reliable infor
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their prices capabilities, advantages, sizes, improve
ments method of working of procuring them, and
all other partcuarcan do so by applying at our Office,
No. 3e3 Broadway, New York.
by letter or in person, for
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE.
This paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest. Copies will be supplied gratis all interested
N. B. The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma.
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations of them,
besides numerous inrngemens of pateets which
sixteen Suits for the infringement of patents
have recently been decided in favor by the s. Cir
cult Courts in New York and New Jersey. In these suits
the great principle of
HOLDING DOWN FABRIC SEHED TO THE SNRFACE
OF THE MACHINE, BY A YIELDING PRESSURE;
which is used in all Sewing Machineslas been fully
tablished The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover Ba-
ker Sewing Machines aege, infringe three distinct
patents owned by We have suits against them in
several Of the u & Courts which will be tried We
hereby caution the pnblc to buy any infringing Ma,
chimes, they be compelled by law to stop using
them, and to pay costs and damages.
Local Agents wanted to make sales Of our improved
sewing machines 10 persons properly qualified the
business opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment is offered.
New and Improved machines exchanged liberal terms
Tor old machines of every kind.
L NJ. SINGER & CO.,
ap21 d3m Principal Office 32S broadway n Y
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With trains of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for
Norweh and Boston and Worcester Railroad for Boston
With trains of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Lowell Nashua Manchester, Concord, &c.
With trains # the Worcester and Fitchburg Railroad,
forE tch1,Y Falls
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5. The most direct way Princeton is to take the
4 p m train from Boston to Worcester thence to Oak
dale, over the Worcester and Nashua R. R. miles, and
hence by stage to Princeton, miles. jel9 eod3mt
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Worcester at 6 As and Ills a. and $50 p. m.
The 80 m train from Providence connects at Prov
idence with Perry from Newport and Worces
ter with the Express from Boston for Albany and
the West also for New YORK, via Springfield Hartford,
and New Haven
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w Or ESTER GTMNA SsUM
On Orchard St., next to Water. Cure,
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Open fran a. NJ. TIL Q P. NJ
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 a. M to l D. m .
5 to 6, and to 10 p m,
Ladies are under the tuition of female teacher from
tn 5p. m.
1t is desirable that pupils should be puncual in attend
Ing the exercises of their respective classes
TERMS For $l5i six months SIG; three months
So payable quarterly in advance. Transient pupils rs
]. B BAILEY,
je9 d3 A. M0LINEUX, SfroPr'etofs'
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GRENvILLE'S VECETARLE m

~. Fail d,,a,tiau. HWCesleT, uhsBs
Price. Ave dollars. i..,s
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Boston. May Is 1875 dawtf
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VAULTS CLEANSED.-The subscriber is
ready to contract for the cleansing Of Priyies and
removal Of night soil in part CT the city, at the short
est notice Orders may left my house No 10 south
Irving Street. JOHN BARRY.
my6 dam
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Further about the Panama Rail.
road Accident.

NEw-YoRK, May l6.
The accident on the railroad at Pan
ANA occurred on Obisco bridge, Is
miles from Panama. Nine cars, with
900 passengers, chiefly steeragc.
Owing to the accident, the passage
through could not be effected, and the
passengers were sent back to Aspinwall.
Over fifty wounded had arrived, two Of
whom died after their arrival next morn
ing.
There was a further arrival of wound
ed and uuinjured. The latest advices
say the wreck had not been wholly
cleared, but 80 bodies have been taken
out. Very few ladies or Children are
injured. Among the wounded and kill
ed were a number Of brakcmen. The
only namo given il that of Mr.. Dali
house, a clerk, of A~spinwall, who was
killed.
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Gconl Motifs.
LEGAL NOTICE.


j. NJ. Gorham and
Alex. Porter, PPfs. Civil Action in the
A. H. Palmer, Milo Pleas, Of Ashland
Carlton 1R Bii Is ). Wright. County Ohio,
MILO CARLTON, of the Territory Of Kan
vi sas, will take notice that j. N. Gorham
and Alex. Porter, of the County of Ashland, in
the State of Ohio, did, on the lst day of May,
a. D, 1856, file their petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for said County of
Ashland, against the said Milo Carlton, j. J.
Wright and A. H. Palmer, defendants, setting
forth that j. Gorhaun, Alex. Porter and J.J-'
Wright did, on the 9th day of August, a. D.,
1854, at the request Of A. H. Palmer, sign "a
Judgment Note with said Palmer for the sum
of $1,000, payable to Luther, Grail d Co., of
Ashland, Ohio and that during the month Of
January, =. II. 1855, the said Luther, Grail d Co.
obtained Judgment against the said Palmer,
Gorham, Wright and Porter, for the said sum
of $1,000, together with the interest upon the
same and costs of suits that j portion Of said
Judgment was made out of the property of said
Palmer, and that there remains due and I'M
paid upon said Judgment the sum Of $685.
S2-l00 and that the said Palmer has no Goods
and Chattcls, Lands Or Tenements, liable to
execution out of which the balance of said iudg-
ment can be made ana that the said A. II.
Palmer gave u nortgag TO the said Milo Carl
ton on the following described premises. to wit :
being the east part OF LOT NUMBER ~tEenty-ntne,
(29) commencing on the southeast corner of
said lot thence west forty-two and one-half
rods (; (l2L) thence north one degree. west one
hundred and cighty-six rods, (ISG) to a stake
in the north line OF said lot ; thence along the
line forty three and one-half (43h J rods; thence
to the place of beginning. The above desert
bed premises situate in the township Of Sulli-
van Ashland County, Ohio, 10 secure the pay
ment of certain notes described in said .nort
gage and that said mortgage was fraudulent
~ executed by the said A. II. Palmer, for the
purpose of placing said premises beyond the
reach of his creditors, and the plaintiffs pray
in said petition that the said Milo Carlton and
A. H. Palmer may set forth their respective
claims and liens In and TO said premises ; and
that said mortgage, executed by said Palmer
TO said Carlton, may be adjudged to be
fraudulent and void, and that said prem
ises may be decreed to besold and that the
proceeds thereof applied to the payment of
said judgment. And the said Milo Carlton is
hereby notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 18th
day of June next.
KENNY IL PORTER,
Atty's for PFfs.
Ashland, May :, 1856. 6w45
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Another slaughter on the Isth.
Nav YoRk. NAY 16.

NEW 4Ohh, N1dy TO-.
The Tribune contains the following
account of an eye witness of the railroad
accident at Panama, dated Aspinwall
7ths
Yesterday Am. the passengers who
left New York April 2lst, started from
this place for Panama in three separate
trains.- The first contained mails and
the latter passengers and baggage, the
two last were filed with passengers.
After proceeding a little over half way
to Panama, the engine of the freight
train ran off the track in a position thai
it could not be replaced without a rood
deal of delay. The conductors Of the
passenger trains raj back to A~spirwalI
We were within about two miles of this
place when a terrible or ash occurred. I
was seated in one of the rear cars, and
immediately looking out of the window
i could see the cars rushing one upon
the other until nine in the number were
demolished.
Every car was crowded, containing at
least 60 persons. At present it is i'm
possible to estimate the numbers killed
and wounded, or their names. There
were not less than 500 persons in the
cars which we're shivered to atoms. Il
must be a low estimate to say so were
killed, and at least 100 badly wound
ed ---
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Ragucl & Co..
VS.. In Ashland Com, Pleas
John H. Dorland
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
l. sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland county,
to me directed, I will expose to Public Sale at
the door of the Court House, in said County. on
Monday, tile I'd day Of June,
A. 1856, between the.hours of ten o'clockA.
N. and four o'clock P. NJ. ofsaid day, the follow
ing described Real Estate situate and being
I'M The County of Ashland and State of Ohio
to Wit: Being Lot number sixty-three, 1851 in
the town of Rowsburg. in said County. Terms
of sale, cash. JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
April 30, 1856. Ats pisa, rs.
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Mr.. Ruchanan SPEAKS.

WASHINGTON, May Ia.
Mr.. Buchanan was serepaded at his
lodgings last night. An immense crowd
was present. lie made abrief speech
returning thanks for the compliment.
Said he regarded the present position
of the slavery question as a fuality, and
reiterated opinions expressed by him in
his Baltimoro speech. Considerable en-
thusiasm was felt, aud after the close of
the spcech.many of those present took &C.
oasion to pay thcir personal respects to
Mr. r
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Benjamin Razor ct. nj. mon Pleas
DUL>SUANT to the command Of an order of
Il sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty, to me directed, l will expose to public sale
on the premises on
Monday, tile OH deg Of June,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
a. NJ. and four o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate in the
County of Ashland and Stale of Ohio, to'wit /:
Being the west half of the southeast quarter of
section two, in neutrality-suspicious., of range
fifteen, IN the district of lands subject to sale at
Woost-r, Ohio, containing eighty acres. Also
part of the west half of the southwest quarter
of section one, in township twenty-three, of
range fifteen, in the district oflands offered for
sale ut Wooster, and situate in the County of
Wayne and State of Ohio, and more particular
lv described as follows Being the south part
of the said last mentioned west half of said
quarter section, commencing at the southwest
corner of said quarter thence east on the
original sectioy line twenty chains to the half
quarter post; thence north on the division lime
thirteen chains and thirty five links to the
centre of the east and west road thence along
the centre of the said road. bearing south sew
enty-seven and onc-fourth degrees, west TWEEN
tv chains and twelve links to the west lire Of
said quarter thence south on said quarter line
nine chains and ~seventy-fve links To the place
of beginning, containing twenty three acres and
seven of an acre. Also part
of the said last mentioned west huff of said
quarter section, commencing at the north west
corner of said quarter; theEce south on the
original line ten chains and five links to a post
thence east, parallel with the north line of said
quarter nineteen chains and ninety-tkree links
to the division line thence north on said line
five chains to the centre ofthe West Salem road;
thence along the centre of said road bearing
north sixty five degrees. west eleven chains and
ten links to the north line of said quarter /;
thence west on said quarter line nine chains
and ninety-four links, to the place Of begin
ming, containing seventeen acres and forty
eightone-hundredths of an acre. Also lotnum-
Der two in the village of West Salem, in the
County of Wayne, and State of Ohio AP-
praised as follows The first mentioned tract
of land at the sum oftwenty-two bundled dol
lars the second described tract at the sum of
five hundred dollars the third described tract
at the sum of five hundred dollars the fourth
described tract at the sum of eighty dollars.
Total appraisement 50, $50. Terms of sale
one-third cash on the day of sale ;one-third in
one year, and the residue in two years from the
day of sale with interest. Deferred payments
TO be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
April so, 1856. 47ts-pf$l0.
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1JouQov, The 1871 daY Of May,
~sHERIFF,s SALE.

ny virtue OF an order of sale 10 attaehmeRt in the
D case OF Warner q Loop and others Against
store room OIL. McCrory in the town oil Mlmin in
Ashland county. Ohio. ON the 28th day OF April.A.
ha nds uns uId. consisting of large nuinrrr adfJo@
Points. Lot of summer Glething an@ saSSsSs
ntber %articies generally found in storcs.
Terms I'D. JONES, Sheriff.
rr,ra Ias6- ATS. pE. Sl.5O
p. S.-Place of sale removed 10 the door q
the Court House, in Ashland, and to contlnue
from day to da until al is sold.
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Ger. walkers Government Re
coruised.
WAsuIyoroN. MAY I

-
Padre Will was re0eHsed to day as
MinisterfssA- Nicaragua, BY the Pres
5dent OF the .ed States. He ad-
dressed the President in the spanIsa
laDguage, expressing the desire OF
friendly relations 9th the United
States. The President replied, express
ing . solieitude for the peace and pros
perity of Nicaragua.
Padre Viii vas presented to the
President by Secretary Marcy. The
event created o great sensation. The
Intelligence was Immediately telegraph
ed to New Orleans, and it is believed
steamer win leave at once for San Jua.
with material aid for Walker. A eabl
net consolidation is nov going on With tn
President, In respect to the British
Minister case.