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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-11
RNsULATEn ELEOTRTC SCROLL.-.

INSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLL.--
The subscriber has Invented aud taken to
securH patent on Lightning Conductor in the form of
scroll The great advantages ofthis article will be obyi
Gus persons in any degree familiar with the science
electricity The scroll is one hall inch in diameter and
made of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width, af
ordng eight superficial inches of conductor equal in the
Iron Scroll to pound bar of the metal, Two ana
two birds inches in diameter, and copper to bar
of iron eighteen and two-thrd inches.
The immense capacity Of this conductor obyates the
necessity Of al 0ast half the usual number OF ground
leading ues ard thereby reduces the number of ,unnng
feet by perhaps third, which. considered together
with the price of hs Conductor per foot will chow that it
is not only the hestbut OF the cheapest in use.
The Insuator is simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admits Of the free cont action and expansion Of the metal
sept55tf 7 @. RICE, Worcester, Mass
a CART TO THE PUBLIC. The sub
"a scrbers having disposed ci their 'nteres in the Am
brot pc estabshmengin Fosters binding, 222 lain ST.
to Mesrs LrD0YT HODGES. would -cheerfully recou-
mend them and the public generally, as
gentlemen Of merit ami artist al skill, and arr worthy OF
an extensive patronage. HATHAWAY BR0rhElS.
e.
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r NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection of
Social Moral, and Relislous Songs,
Designed for the Of Schools, Summaries Academic
aud Juvenile Singing Schools.

THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection of
Social, Moral, and Relislous Songs,
Desgne for the of Schools Summaries Academic
aud Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY O. OoLLEsTER
The editor having had mtny years. experience as
Teacher Director of Music, and having been for seve
raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
Gonventons, and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and tn, Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass. by
which circumstances various other opportunities he
has boon enahet1 ascertain the wants Of the people in
regard TO this department OF education feels confident
that il will not oay meet the appreciation OF the many
Teachers and supernendenis Of Schools and friends Of
education who Lave earnestly solicited its compilation,
but the public generally.
Published and or sale by W. J. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh Worcester.
Price per Dozen $500, Copies for examination for
ward TO any dress receipt of eleven Letter Postage
Stamps. n13 dtf&wo
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!
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, BOOKS FOR PIE HOLIDAYS
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Leg Of Brittany Illustrated.
Northern Regions.
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Ballads by rhacseray.
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Amanacs and Diaries Tor 1856
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The above Is the only authentic History Of Worcester
published and those Wishing for copy Of ths sau
able work. should call early the few eop. IN Store being
| the last OF the edition. EDW. LlVEhMORE.
J. X. BANisrER. n27 du
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
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Business Gar0s.

INSURANCE,
j BFNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital $300.000
AMERICAN. INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
Capital s150O00.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital $500,oC0.
= HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford
CAPITAL $500 900.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $150,000.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
evorable terms For further particulars inquire of
A. Ii. BULLOCK, Agent,
OFT dawb Worcester 4
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% Eet.

a site the Junction Dspet. Inquire OF
je26 A. THAYsR, 2lS Main Street
NEW STORES TO LIFETIME very eapa
A| cous and convenient Stores in the New Block on
Southbrdge st., are ready to be let Rent low to
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM,
Or to L. L s. ?. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
% dtfis
VEENEMENTS TOeRENT-E. E. ABBOTT
GO. will have several Tenements to rent the LIST of
October varying in price from $50 $I25 For further
information, enquire at their Office,
$50 diff no. Flaggs Building.
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ID fGAL ESTATE BROK ER.-The under
HN signed has On an office at No. 50, Main street.
where he win be happy 10 meet any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots, mrns those haging Real
Estate which they wish TO exchange for other property
Any person, DESTROYS Of purchasing, exchanging Real
Estate, will find IL for their own interest 10 call me, nj
my Office between the hours Of " O'Clock A NJ, and "a
o'clock \. NJ.
n. B.Money win be furnished TO purchasers who wis
10 build. BENJAMIN WADSW0RTH,
Worcester, July 3, 1885 div
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E-0PENED! NEW STORE! NEW
70 G00DSl 9 as77
Z. hOLhhooh CO., have re opened their Grocery
establishment in Bowenis Block M 0is Maj
stores north of the or place of where thew
prenared to wait upot heir friends former patrons
we have just received from the differen marEets a
fresh assortment of choice groceries, with which we intend
% DO constantly supplied and will furnish them delivered
IN any part OF city, favorable terms as the
quality of goods be found at any place in Worcsste
-, 80 P. H0LBR0OK & Co.
JyAA uui 243 Main Street.
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Boston advertisements.
STATE PRINTING oFFICE.
WILLIAM WHITE

SPRING LANE cor. DEvONsHIRE ST. Boston.
Every description of Printing executed in s,nerov
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can be heard by pressing upon the ear or temple
Also, Blindness, from cataract or amaurosis InHamms
on Of the eyeds stopping of the passage and Scro
uous opthamia, cured relieved without pain by 4
simple 81 and new process, by DR. BoARDMAN. Odico
IS Eliot street, Boston, s
N. b. No charge for examination. Letters prepaid
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EBATENTS.-AMERICA AND FOREJG NJ
a OFFICE,
agency for Business with U. s. Patent
Office. WASHINGTON

NO 40 State st opposite Kilby iSt.--Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS The
subscriber Qate gent of the u. 8. Patent Office IN.
der the Act of 1871 determined to present advantages in
applying for patents superior TO those offered inventors
py others, has made arrangements whereby on appca-
nons prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOL
LARS (nstead of tWenty, paid back by others) viii
De RENTED by him in Of failure to obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and
All necessary papers and drawings procuring patents
IN this and foreign countries prepared and advice rem
dered on legal and scientific matters respecting
and infringements of patents
inventors can here only obtain their specification
on the most reasonable terms Generally about 80 per Ct
than others in the proesson but can avail themselves
OF me experience Of 20 years. practice extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts Of
patents granted in this and other countries; besides being
saved journey to Washington, the usual great delay
there as well as all personal trouble in obtaining their
patents Copies Of claims of any patent furnished by
mitting one Assgnmentsrecorde at Washington.
Patents IN Great Britain, France and other foreign
te secured through agents of the highest respectable
ty. r. ri EDrY Solicitor ~ patanfa :
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
OF Patents, r. H. EDDY ESQ., of Boston, did business at
ene fatent Office as Solicitor for procuring Patents There
were ew any, persons acting in that capacity who had
go much business before the Patent Office and there were
none VINO conducted it with skill, fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr. Eddy as Of the best informed and
most skiiu Patent Solicitors in the United States, and
nave no hest on in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ Pc IN competent and Trustworthy and
cure for them early and ayorable at the
1s--tVais EDMUND BURKE.
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worcester, Oct 8, 1855.

6yHEAP FUEL CHEAP FUEL!I
The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat Of
good quality a $500 for WHOLE or $3.50 for half cords.
rates viii do wen u Peat IN their stow s. either with
or with uf God, experiments having been made as hy
10 t4t it economy The demand tor hitherto has N en-
much greater than was expected AbQu 800 cords have
been distributed and only about 400 OF this crop re-
main. II can be easily delivered IN November than
iu tho winter months. Orders are solicited l. as
convenient at the Office 9th Spy, or the store Of
". y. DIXIE,
n13 df 226 Main st
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NEW sYsrnM or DRESS MAKING.

MISS N. REED, Dress Maker 207 Main ST. 10 prepar.
ell TO teach Alro Briggs New system 81 Quitting LADIES'
Dresses which Is Tar superior anything OF the kind vel
before the public,
Ladies' with The All Of this ART At themselves with ease
aud accuracy. Taught easy lessons Agents fur.
ushed with Diagrams oil du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-11

THoS, a. GREENE, sec'y.
Marlborough, Oct II, 1855. diff
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JOHN MLTos EARLE,
THOMAS DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester Mass


FERNS OF PUBLICATION
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eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
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months and so cents for three months paid strictly
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GP The postage the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarter to other States IS cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County moth ng,
in all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts. year; in
other States, "a cts. a year.
RhTFS 0E ADVI5pTTsTNro
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Gtothinn.
: THE GREAT SHOW

THE GREAT SHOW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
VALEN'rINF &c STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles exhibition will be sold as called for BY
the visitors; but arrangements have made to replace
all articles disposed of sotha there will be en- hand each
day full and complete assortment Of
Z FIVE AND co NON orERcoATS, BUSINESS
AND DaESS COATS, sHAWLS.
Doeskin, Cashmere and satinet PANTS; Velvet, silk,
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS
BOYS' CLoT HING,
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks Muaiers, Wool and Leather sritten
and Gloves Cravats, Shirts Bosoms Collars, Caps Um
brellas, Dressing Gowns, &C., &c.
Garments made TO order In n superior
mnnner. dawtf SIS
NEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING
IN MEC0RNEY BIGELoW receiving splendid
assortment of FALL CLOTHING, which will be sold
low as last years styles are selling.
We have large and well selected assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, which are very low
Our assortment Of Broaicoths, Cassimeres and plain
and fancy Doeskins, Vestings &c. &C.. equal to the
best. We can make them into garments that will give
entire satisfaction to customers.
N. B. Fall Fashions just received.
MECoRNEY & BIGELow,
au2s d&wtf Merchant Tailors PA Main street.
CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLKSHn
~ MENT THOMAS F. SMITH, Cutter for the last
three and half years with Wm. H. Hudson takes thiI
mfthod ming his friends and the public generally
that he has taken Chambers in clarks New Block whers
he intends to carry the Custom Tailoring business In
all its branches, where all who favor him with call can
rely on his best endeavors to suit them.
EDfr No No..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
YirRinia NIinNrnIA.

We are pleased to learn that the effort Of Mr.
J. w Davis, of this city, TO collect and prepare
specimens of Virginia minerals for exhibition at
the next Agricultural Fair, is likely TO be very
successful His appeals to citizens OF various
counties for specimens have met, in several in
stances, with favorable responses Some ipfluen-
tial gentlemen in the country are moving actively
in the matter. If the praiswerthy efforts of Mr.
Davis are properly seconded, he will be able to
accomplish something of value to the State, in
tlrniDg attention to this important element of Vir-
MIA wealth and prosperity. We trust that the
citizens of every county in the State will send Mr..
Davis specimens Of the minerals of their county
All that is required is to send piece of the rough
stone, about as large as a common brick, which
will be properly dressed and polished for exhibit
lion by Mr.. Davis. Accompanying the specimen
should be a statement where it is found in what
quantities it exists and what distance is the local
ity from railroad, canal or other lines of commu.
nication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
New Work of De Tocquivfile.

The new and splendid book of this great orator
ia entitled "rAncien Regime ct Ia Revolution
Franchise" The Journal des Debats extols it az
teeming with the fruits of most extensive re-
search, and with new pregnant ideas due to pro-
found meditation. "What be did for America TWEEN.
ty years ago, he has now done for the France
of former times LIE Nord, the Russian Journal
at Brussels, states that the new book WAS written
in the interest of the Bourbon and Orleanist fu
sion Since its publication, NJ. do Tocqueville has
gone to render visit to the Court dc Chambord
at ErohadorH
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The Tribune,h PredIc lions

The n. Y. Tribune il great in the way of prophe
eies 1t is just now predicting the most sweeping
Fremont triumphs. To hear its confident tone, the
uuinitated might suppose thatthe battle is already
decided One of its Northern contemporaries re-
freshes the memory of the public as to the Tri
bune's gift of prophecy. According to this con
temporary the Tribune predicted in 1874 that Clay
would carry New York by 10000 majority, which
was only some twenty FIVE or thirty thousand wide
from the fact. The Tribune said Ullman would
not poll 20 900 votes, and he poled 10000. The
Tribune said the American ticket last fall in
New York would not receive $4,000; it received
$1,000 and was elected. These facts will enable
the public to appreciate the Tribune's estimate Of
$1,000 plurality for Fremont in New York
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pHE DAILY DISPATCH
srsWrSay NferntpG, AsGssf y, 1850.


sscctienalisy
The "United States Commercisi ana Dt5
f,ood. R.por,er.~ a commercial paper, publisheo
a. New york has an article on this subject -
which Il says that in ali sections Of the country
s,.ro.,,son has been developed Of late year, 70
bre.k nm that course Of uninterrupted trade "a'ch
II the chief bond Of Union. 10 the Souts, as'".
!. developed to deal only with known H'e.o. "
The south in the North. to extend and con'0iua's
Western connections, which tendency mas oeen
promoted BY the operation Of railrosas; IN tne
we.t 20 encourage the antislavery fssifne' DO
-, on.r.,cs 10 seud Eastern men and capital
:. a.. w..,srn r.,h,r than TO the Southern States
..Th;. -a.y. the Commercial, is the danger Of
the present position
Th. Commerria l states that, according 10 the
...e.,nan.s Of valuation. the wealth Of the South
.. -, mach lass than that Of the North. The fol
,.,t,. shows the number Of white Inhabitants at
Inc North and South, with the assessed value
Ha .s.j p e. ss m,s s,s7l7 Pc, s, Ed
s Sor's 49,. Pa assa sss7.ss $50 sos
According to shis statement, the average wealth
a, toe South is IS per cent per head more than at
the North Aud this no. withdrawing the fact set
forth by the Commercial that "the South has oc.
cupied a Colonial position to tho North and the
The same paper has some happy comments on
the antithetical and paradoxical character OF Col
Fremonts position. His party are abotienisis
yet all the votes of their candidate have been III
ira pro slavery 1t embraces the leading protec-
tionists at the North, yet supports Tree trade
prosge Of Calhoun! They profess horror OF cor
ruptiop, yet they adhere to the most gigantic
speculation in public lands with public money the
world has ever known They avow q desire for
nan of energy and decision, yet they rally
around the supple instrument of Palmer, Cook &
Co, in the perfection of caims of which they
retain the profit, and leave him the shell They
desire leader of men in times of emergency,
and they take up the humble follower OF Kit
Carson through the wilderness. They seek a
statesman. and they take up only the son-in.law
of statesman. They homer military leader
and rally upon cashiered iusubordnate. They
demand q skilful fnsncer, and take up public
defauIter They admire the man of steadily dc
veIoped character, and put forward naval officer
transformed from pedagogue into . surveyor,
thence into the army to be cashiered into land
speculation, to become politician with pro tested
paper There seems to be no end to the paradox
which the case presents. yet, nevertheless, 1t
marks the progress of dsunion, since the sole bond
between this man Of contradictions and his an
tithetcal party Is sectonalism, and this sectional
ism, as we have seen, takes the distinct form Of
three interests-that of the West which seeks the
accession of Eastern capital in business, also in
land specuations that at the East which claims
Western custom through anti-slavery sympathy
that at the South, which regards Southern inter-
ests as distinct from Northern"
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Abuse of the South.

The systematic and outrageous abuse of South.
men and institutions with which the Free Soil
papers of the North constantly filled, produces
effect out Of their own latitude. They fail any
longer to excite Indignation, any other emotion
save as:onishment at the depravity which can
concoct and the indecsney which can utter such
unmitigated and ribald ISLANDERS. Whenever rea.
son and argument are relinquished for passion and
blackguardism,i it throws suspicion on the merits of
a csuAe, and damages both it and its advocates in
the opinion of all rational and moderate men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
Freedom In France.

The Paris correspondent of the Brussels indie
pendent states that two workmen, guilty of having
uttered some remarks, in q work shop, Injurious to
the person of the Emperor, have been sentenced
TO five years imprisonment and ten years suryeil
lance.
This Is the country which was the boasted
champion of European liberty in opposition 10
Russian absolutismi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

On the 9th instant, MAGGIE FANNIE, infant
daughter of J. A. aud NJ. A. Belvin, sged months
and S lays
The friend. and relatives of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this day. at 5
O'Clock, from her fathers residence, on Main, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets.
On the 9Th inst, ALGERNON SIDNEY, youngest
child of A!gernon 8. and r L. Storrs aged months
and days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of Mr. Storrs HenIco,
this afternoon, at44 O'Clock.
On Friday evening, 9th inst, SARAH A., daughter
Of the late William 7. and Mary Wilson, aged year
and months.
The funeral will take place this evening at o.
clock, from the residence of Mr.. A. B. Williams cor
Of 18th and Franklin streets The friends and
quantances of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09
Cougressional.

WASHINGTON, August S-Senafe The Senate
passed the House bill granting land to Mississippi
to build railroads.
Several private bills were passed
A report from the Committee on Indian Affairs,
declaring no further legislation necessary to ena-
BILE r B. Thompson to receive S42 COO for services
rendered to Menomene Indians, was adopted.
Mr. Weller moved the con sideration of the Pacific
railroad bill, but no quorum being present, the
Senate adjourned
House The House adopted resolution to al.
low Ex-Gov. Reeder, of Kansas. per diem and
mileage to the time his claim to q seat in Congress
was decided. The resolution was adopted by %
majority.
The bill, making appropriations for expenses of
ligh: houses, &c, was then considered, but an
adjournment took place before any action was
had
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-09

INDIANS IN NEW NExICo.-A letter from Al
buquerque. N NJ. dated July 25 says:
The Navajo Indians are extremely insolent
and Gen. Garland will doubt not, soon take tn,
field in p erson against them"
DR.. John Eagou, formerly Mayor Of Stauntop
Va, died in Botetourt county, few days since.
There are one hundred and twenty-five visitor
at the Buffalo Va) Springs.
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: 600 m n1gTTkRN- MeesaleesG - The
RieAnosA PoN Oalse % TIE sth dsy Of Aus's,
p..,r. .eetlins e. Letters in this List, viii
plesss CAV thsy sre aAvsrtised-
- f,e,ce hours % sundAys, hesssfter, from ats
ard frcrn to6 r. II.
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lndian Trcaty,

swAsHISGToE. Aug s.-A treaty was signed
Yesterday between the head men of the Creek
Nation and the Secretary of the Interior. The
former 81 100000 for Alabama land claims, &c I,
$500 900 of which is to be applied to agricultural
purchases--the balance to be divided per capita
among the tribe. The delegation leaves to NOR
row for the West