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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-24
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AND
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No. 2O7 MAIN ST., Cup stairs) WORCESTER.
Models, Drawings, Specifications, &c,
made, and


PATENTS PROCURED. .
By JAS. g. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass,
A PRACTICAL MECHANIC CRAFTSMAN
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent Office.
Having made many successful applications for Patents
refer to them as furnishing ample evidence my ability
and success.
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tiles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inyen'
tors in regard TO securing Patent for their Inve1 tons.
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ventions INTO substantial form Model prac
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on Of priority Of invention and insult some reliable
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the Patent Office, as to securing their rights.
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tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
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MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
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Over No. 20I Main st., Worcester.
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NV OR G EST Err ASH N
ON ORcHARn ar AnInIN1Na THE w Aran Ornn

WAJ O0LEN MACHENERK.-o L. GOD
w DARD, Now YorS, only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS to be attached to First and also To
Second Breakers and Finshers Of Wooden Oarding Ma
chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important These machines are in
successful operation, first Breakers in most Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
aud Mexico, and deemed by experienced manuactu-
s as the most perfect machines used and indispensable
eo the economical and successful manufacture of WOOL
Lhey are 10 fact the only soEg, durable and success
fully operating machines Ia use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them.
tenton.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
ences to mills having Them in use &c may be had by ed
dressing @. 1. GODDARD,
no. bOWI'"t 'rF4n New York, 10 whom orders should
h. diVnaiad div IA
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A new collection of
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Social, Moral, and Relations Songs,
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By O. OoLLEsPBR.
Ihe editor having had many years. experience as
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raj years employed teacher and Director Of Musical
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been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
mop AVn

.s. The Estate Central Street. formerly owned and
occupied by JOEL NoURsE, Esq 1t consists of double
Brick House. with four convenient tenemens in good con-
dition land large Barn. The estate contains 900
square feet If land, and sufficient for four Dwelling
Houses, without interfering with the present buildings
The above described estate is centrally located and
viii be sold at bargain, exchanged for Farm in the
vicinity Of Worcester, if applied for before the first of
april inquire or JOHN FIELD,
mchIT d3W Union Block Worcester
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3. q. ABBOTT.

IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-OPFIOE
VA Corner Of Myrtle and southbrdgeits,
For sale, aud payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES, situated Ia all parts Of the city,
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash.
Or for good credit (Money will be advanced IN part
build, II desred.)
Farms In the country will sold exchanged for Houses
Or HOUSEHOLDS, in this city the most reasonable terms
Persons Ia the country who are wishing purchase
Real Estate in this city, will find for their TO
call at my Office. j3 dtf A. j. EATON.
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L. I'll. TEMPLE 81 co.
Are selling GRoCERIEs, at their Store
NO.27 nshFnStou Square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz
Powdered Sugars at 9lc. per H.
Crushed do. at 94c.
Brown Havana do at $50
Porto Rico do at 7!c
Coffee, extra at &c
Saler9Ju8 at &c.
Cream Tartar at CSC.
RAISING. (lf7g fyut) az 16c.
Black Tea, Zane favorl at 31o
Moolsses at SIC per gallon.
Burning Fluid At SIC. per gallon.
And all other kinds Of Groceries equally low Spices in
pact ages to suit, at wholesale prices All Goods men
honed above are Of the Best Qualify.
Goods delivered % any part Of the city.
Remember the Place, 81 Washington
MS Square, WGFeeseer. DIFF
YEC ECKRoN,s CELL TED
&FE LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR NAN OR BEASTi!
Has trumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect 1t justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
n the known world and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine. Unlike many Other popular medi-
cnes of the day, it is recommended by many promn
members Of the Medical FACULTY their preiuices having
yielded to the many indisputdbe demonstrations Of
1t he's performed where other remedies have failed.
Hundreds of Certificates might be gjGen,
showing the superiority of this medicine overa other
ternsl applications but TRIAL, is all that is re-
quhed to couyin ;e the most skeptical Of its merits.
Prepa'ed by ]. 5. & j. L. sELDEN Haddam, Ct, and
sold throughout the United States and Cauadas.
General Agents-BUBR PERRY, No. l Cornhin,
Boston.
For sale in Worcester by Nj. B. GREEN & CO., 216
Main street. d1y fz6
WMT ORCEsT FER GYMNAsIU M!
OK ORCHARD sT, ADJOINING THE WATER CURE.
Open from 4. n. till 10 P. n.
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ toll p NJ
5 to 6, and S to 10 P. NJ
Ladies under the tuition of a female teacher from
aB to 5 P. NJ.
It desirable that pupils should be punctual in attend
ance at the exercises of their respective classes
Terms-Hor one year $500; six months $1,000; thres
months 50 00j payable quarterly in advance. Transient
pupils rs for each Of exercises. Tuition in
In sparring $1,000 per course, payable 10 advance.
j. B. BAILEY. Proprietors
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EIVARMs FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
H. sale, the coming Spring, the following Bea Estate:
Farm of 100 acres, id Worcester.
do, SIS acres tn Sutton.
Farms in leicester
Farm in Spencer.
House, Barn. and oflaad near the centre of
Grafton.
DO. Of 40 acres in Millbury.
House, Barn, Shoe Shop, and Il acres of land, in
Millhury.
new House, and acre of land in Worcester
All of the above Estates very desirable situations
and will be sold on very reasonable terms.
Apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS,
141 Aiain-st.
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o. FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
H3 e the new COTTAGE HOUSE on Bridge street, next
Ato the Mission Chapel. Said house contains eleven
rooms and conveniently arranged for etaer one or two
families. For further particulars inquire of
WALTER r. BIGEL0W
mchl4 dtf No Washington Souare
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ANooPER's REFINED SHRED
W IgIMALAg4

81 iVOEGH'S II ~ n . n ~ - y III X W ID
" ISINGLASS,
Fer Blanc Mango Table JeliieS, &C.,
good AID cheap article for oonlectoners, and Hotel
and Family use
TO be obtained in large or small ouantitles with lirec
tons for using Of the principal Grocers and Druggists
throughout the United States
RS ds,n PETER COOPER, New York.
NOTICE TO WATuHMAKERs ,--oop.
~ templatng change In business i am ready Ia Of
FER for sale my stoc in trade together with lease Of sore
which one OF the best locations In The city 10 anv one
wishing 10 commence With paying business already es
abshed, this chance offers Inducements very rarely met
with.
Terms easy, end possession given Immediately.
n p. CllAMpNEY
fh13U
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a. HOUSE FOR SALE OR no LET
II, The House lately occupied by sILAs RRooKs ESQ
Ast No. II Pleasant Street. will be sold for one fourth
the price in cash. and credit given for the remainder by
having secured by mortgage Of the same and the inter
est paid semi-annuay If not sold by the first Of April
it will be Let
Apply to BENJAMIN TIIAYER, No. 237 Main street.
m,hlS dtAI
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N.Y. ANTED-A Young Man who has had some
experience in job Printing Office. To one who
can furnish good recommendations permanent situation
viii be given. Address SIDNEY CLARKE
f2o DIFF southbridge, Mass.
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O. HOUSE FOR SALB.-Do you wish to
Esa buy good house or a building lot with a shop
4AA end barn on the same, within few rods of Main
street: II so, apply No Is Chandler street and YOU
can have the best bargain to be found in the city.
mch2i diff
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"a, 1856
Real Gstote.

H1NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,-A New
two story House and Barn with acres of excellent
and A fine young orchard on the same. Two miles
ON the City Hali. Inquire of A. J. EATON
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"a HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
,Gi Price $500, new Cottage House on Elliot ST.,
containing seven rooms, with good conveniences,
VII be sold, or let Terms liberal Inquire at No Eli
hot street. dtA1 mcb1o
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- FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber will
I.N sell his Farm containing S D Acres of frstrate
si Land very pleasantly situated near Depot on the
fichourg and Worcester Railroad with good Buildings
II is well fenced with stone wall well supplied with never
falling water, is well covered with Fruit Trees and VIII
be sod CHEAP. and ppJneasy Terms. For further paro
uiafa3 inquire OF J n. FL sGg
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BOYs' DEPARTMENT.
So to 3. OVER SACKS
81 I-2 to 81. JACKETS.
81 IL so So. SUIT "a CKET AND PANTS.
SIT SO CASHMERE, CLOTH. and DoEsKIN
PANTS.
FIFTY GENTS to 50. VESTS.
One Price = Cash System.
OAK HALL,
mchl1 d2aw&wlm 81 North St., Boston.
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% CEt.

vEN0 LET-A large and convenient TENEMENT
u No. Portland street. Apply to
mchls diff DANIEL STONE.
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4@9aS FOR SALE IA two story Dwelling House
s,I5 and about thTeeourths of of Land situa-
assA ted in the village of North Charlton about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side of the old Worces
ger and Stafford Turnpike, and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon The Houseis good repair and
well calculated for two families
Also, about acres of Land lying the opposite side
Oh sad road, with small Barn thereon. 1t will be sold
at a low price, separately IL together and liberal
credit given for most Of the purchase money and is de-
srabe location for boot shoemaker, or other me.
chanic. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester Nov Z. 1856. dawff
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81 FARM FOR SALE,-0ne Of the -
;,. best and most productive in Worcester con- IVA
ELY tanning abouI sixty acres, very pleasantly 7s
situated about two miles from the Court House, and will
be sold at a great bargain. Apply to
WIN. T. MERRIFIELD.
V.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19
AUBURN, JULY 1o, 1856.
M alters Pnlitical

The steamers news embrace the nomination OF
James Buchanan for President, and j. G. Bracken-
ridge, for Vice President of the United States by
the Convention at Cincinnati. We have reason
te feel grateful at this result. 1t is strong
tcket-one that will enlist the Jealous support of
the Democracy of the Union. aud challenges the
respect of our opponents, of whatever party,
clan or ism. Mr.. Buchanan is the expressed
choice of the Democratic party of this State, and
Mr.. Breckenridge has the reputation of being one
of the most talented young men in the State of
Kentucky. SO far as heard from, the nomina-
tons were rcce ived with bursts Of applause. The
joyful news sped along the wires from Maine to
Texas, in town and city, laudatory speeches were
made, bon-Gres blazed, and the cannon thundered
in applause. Then we say, hip. hip. huzzah--and
nine cheers for the standard bearers Of the Demo-
cratic legons of this Union
Mr. Fillmore has accepted the nomination of
the Philadelphia KnowNothing Convention. We
cannot believe that the national men Of that party
who desire to use their votes aud influence in a
practical way will adhere to the fortunes Of Mr..
Fillmore and Donelson. However we shall see.
The abolition extreme fanatics. who bolted at
Philadelphia. nominated the candidates selected
by the Black Republican CouventonJ. c. Ere
mont, and w. L. Dayton of New Jersey. The
Herald announces Mr. Fremont Of this State.
Caliornians do not consider him a citizen Of this
State and this dodge of abolitionism will not win
He has not had an actual residence here for five
years We are too far removed from the party
machinery Of this dark colored party to be effected
by the imprompture murders Of Kansas.
We publish to-day notice for the conven-
ing of the Democratic County Central Committee.
to make preliminary arrangements of the County
and State Conventions, an indication that the
work of the campaign has commenced in good
earnest. Among friends we find there is a
difference of opinion as to whether there should
be one or more conventions. 1t is very essential
that the people proper should act in these pr-
mary movements, for which reason we should
make as few calls upon their time and attention
as possible; and then-let every man turn out.
Attending conventions is drain upon the time
and purse which a man can never recover in kind,
and which few of able or willing to stand
if repeated often These are the arguments used
in favor of one County Convention, and they seem
to US better than any we have heard favoring two
or more. We have every confidence that the Com
mittee will give the arguments pro and con, due
wsiShs
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19
STAR HOUSE. july 10th. 1856

Editors Placer Herald:-Our neghborhood
seems to be infested with band of thieves. Some
scoundrels broke open cabin few Nights since
and stole all the clothing blankets, &C. belonging
to the occupant. Mr.. Boley.
A very suspicious looking individual few days
since left two horses at my ranch for safe keeping,
retaining saddle, bride and fixtures. for some pur-
pose best known to himself-the same night Mr..
Brown lost his mare and has not siuce heard of
her Last night about bed time man seen
coming out of the woods with two horses without
saddles. He started on the road-some two or
three persons followed him and found the horses
tied short distance from the road, the hombre
having been taken with a leaving.
The boys brought the horses home and they are
now in Mr.. Anderson's stable awaiting a claimant.
Several men have been seen in the woods for
several days past, armed to the teeth.
GEO. W. APPLEGATE.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19
District Court Calendar for July Term,
l6SR


Monday, July 2lst-Thc People vs. George
Wilson. for murder
The People vs.. William Friend, for murder.
The People VS.. Aaron Bracy. man,laughter.
Tuesday, July 22d-Tcrsons & McGrath VS..
Robert Atkinson. Peter Shaver vs.. B. r Il a. W.
d NJ. Co. VI. Madron VS. B. X, q A. W. u NJ. Co.
Placer County vs.. S c. Astin. Caperon VS. Moul-
ton & Harrison. Talbot vs. Casey. Major vs..
Randlett. Stephens vs.. House.
Wednesday. July 23--B. r. 4 A. W. & VI. Co.,
va. Churchman ct al B. Il. & A. W. d NJ. Co, VS..
York Co. Palmer VS.. Munsel & Co. Taylor &
Co.. vs.. German. Berg0ntZ VS.. House Whittier
vs.. Blethen. Young Boyd vs.. Mosby. Cogan
w. Smith ct al. Lewis ct al vs.. Jones ct al.
Munsc VS.. Palmer, Millwan & Palmer
Thursday July 24th-Nckerson vs.. Chatterton
& Matters Carter vs. McMorris IL Kittrick. Stone
VS.. Harris. White q Co., vs.. Ford. Davidson IL
others VS.. Geo. II. Stephens, Is cases. Hopkins
VS. JewSbery.
Friday. July 25th.-Reynods vs. Harris. Flew
ry vs. Pendugast. VIM Randlett VS. His Creditors.
White Brown VS.. T. Valley W. Co.
Saturday July 26th.-Chares Morrison VS.. His
Creditors. VIM. f. Britton VS.. His Creditors. NJ.
P. II, Love vs. E. Globe 81 Co. IIogin vs. Austin.
Abrams d Levy VS.. Larker. Rohn vs. Solomon
& Bro Fallen VS.. Daniels. p. Lewis ct al VS..
Sweeney ct al
Monday July 2sth.-Ransh VS. Laughln. j. &
J Welsh vs.. Buckeye Mill Co. Ripley vs.. Fuller.
Stout vs. Ellis & Jenny. b. r. d A. W. d NJ. Co.
VS.. Mofatt City & Co. Hastings & Earle VS.. Geo.
H. Stephens S. w. Lowell Vs. His Creditors
Tuesday July 29th.-Allson VS.. Miles & Reeves.
Chenel d Raconelett vs. Julean. Grily IL Logan
vs. Harris ct al. Hill VS.. Vaughen ct al Hill
VS.. King ct al.
Wednesday. July aOth--Harris VS.. Tagget &
Tagget. Lipp vs.. Sacramento Co. Oakland Ditch
Co VS. b. r. q A. w. IL NJ. Co. Chapman VS. Lidd.
Mckee vs., Jones, two suits Gaght Co. VS..
Gay x Co.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19
Stony Bar Correspondence.

SroNY BAR, July 18th, 1856.
Editor Placer Heroid:- am sorry to inform
you that Stony Bar is in ruins. Last night be-
tween the hours Of ten and eleven o'clock, the
cry of fire was heard. aud our citizens rushed
into the streets. only to find the lower end Of the
town wrapped in flames. The largest part of the
place has been consumed. DR.. Trip is the great
est sufferer cannot ascertain his loss at present.
Mr.. Rdgely also lost considerable. There is but
one store and two hotels left in the place.
MINER
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19
VICINITY OF BEAR RIVER House.


Editor Of the Placer Heraid-Dear Sir
Having noticed in an article of last week paper,
headed "Elopement in High Life" in which you
your informant locate the parties in vicinity of
Bear River ouse," thereby misrepresentng the
locality of the residence of the gentleman? in
high life
1t is very well known in this nei ghborhood, to
whom alusion was made in the article mentioned,
and his acts in respect to the fair Senorta' have
been the subject OF remark for some time past.
Since your informant wishes to cast the odium
of such disgraceful proceeding upon our respec-
table neighborhood. | will inform you that the
said hombre resides at place not hundred miles
from New England Saw MILL and not in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Bear River House."
Now, if said hombre, and some others of the
same feather, do not speedily mend their ways they
may expect to see more of their doings in print,
and locating them at their proper places of abode.
write this merely to locate the hombre, and to
vindicate my neighbors.
IT,,
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19

The Court of Sessions, of San Fratcisco appoint
ed, on the 18th, Charles s. Long, Sheriff; vice
David Scanned whose office had been declared
vacant because Of his iairure to enter into bonds.
The power in said court to exercise such functions
has heretofore been denied by the Supreme Court.
For the same reasons J. ". Stillman, Assessor.
and j. Horace Rent. Coroner have been remov-
ed and on the same day John Cook and A. C..
Labatt appointed by the Board of Supervisors
to fill respectively those Offices
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

At meeting of the California Democratic State
Centra, Committee. held in the City Of Sacra-
mento, on the 10th day Of July, 1856, it was re-
solved that Democratic State Convention be
called, to meet in the City of Sacramento, on Tues
day. the 9th day Of September next for the pur-
pose of nominating two members of Congress-
Clerk of the Supreme Court, q Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. State Prison Director and
four Presidential Elector
The State Central Committee suggest that Satur-
day, the 23d day Of August. be tie day selected
by the different counties for the election OF Dele
gates to said Democratic State Convention.
The following is the apportionmcnt of repre-
aofa
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19

San Francisco affairs have not been marked
with anything Of deep interest to the State at
large since our last issue. Public meetings have
been held at which resolutions were passed
requesting the County Officers to resign, and
the officers have refused to do so. The Sheriff,
Coroner, and County Assessor failed to give bonds
in time, nnder the consolidation bill, and their
Offices will probably be declared vacant. Hopkins
is reported in hopeless condition The Eastern
papers approve Of the San Francisco movement.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-19

Our exchanges bring us accounts of the most
enthusiastic ratification meetings. The old line
wings come to the support of Buchanan and Brick
enrdge, with hearty good will.