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Suffolk Dye House, Boston.

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To the Western Traveller.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-26
BIRDS AND CAGES.

The subscriber takes , method Ia inform his friends and
CUSTOMERS that he has remove. from No - {" N" 4trt
street. I" new and Store where ne VIII ~ happy
IL show them new and select stock Il Fancy Cages
Birds Just received. >l'lii! lot German talric>
Bulilo he's iark>. t;siinl.> Tr>. Mok;,lg Bir.>.&c
n. X. Fowls Pigeons Dogs, RABBITS Parr,a, a variety
nf seeds 40 j q. EGMlr> Ar.1
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LOWELL HOUSE. BOSTON.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

we would advise all who are in want Of superior pic
lures OF themselves or friends, to call at the rooms
Chase Wel"h, in Fosters Block, 222 Main Street. We
pronounce their pictures superior to those taken at any
other establishment in the city We have observed the
beautiful pictures in their show case and to say that thew
were most natural and hielke to use hackneyed ex.
pressoni but no other would be appropriate in this case
Their pictures are bold and Clear and for briancy o
tone aud finish, we do not hesitate to say that thew are
superior to any other establishment in the cty and we
would say to ALL if you want likeness that You will not
be ashamed to look at and show your friends call at
their rooms and you will not be disappointed Their
prices are very moderate and their pictures will give
tire salts faction, DIV nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

Mr.. S. w. Wood, of New York, is
Manufacturing bricks by new and ingeni-
Gus method. He takes a table of suitable
shape, and places upon it a hopper, having
t1aring mouth, to receive the prepared clay.
This hopper is made to move up and down in
a vertical position, by any suitable Device
Guides are attached to its sides, to keep it in
vertical position, and may be made of the
usual shape. The lower end of the hopper is
perforated with an oblong opening correspond
ing i'll size, and in which the mould is placed
to receive the clay; the moulds may be those
ordinarily used. Over the partitions in the
mould is placed cross bar somewhat wider
than Ithe divisions, i'll order, not only to di.
vide the clay as it passes into the moulds from
the hopper, but that the center of the moulds
may receive the clay first, so that air confined
therein may escape, by which means the edges
and corners Of the moulds aIe completely fill
ed, producing perfect brick.
Genius sprouts up from different as
well as peculiar kinds of soil. For instance,
Ark wright, the inventor of the most yalua-
bic improvement IN cotton spinning ma
chnery, was a barber Whitney was not
maker Of cotton machines when he invented
the saw.gig; Cartwright, the inventor of the
power loom, was an Ed,sco palian clergyman
Forsyth, the inventor of the percussion lock
for fire. arms, was Presbyterian minister; and
the Rev. E. Burt, of Manchester, CT, was
the inventor Of the first American check
loom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

AN OssIFIED MAN.-In quiet little village
on the western reserve i'll Ohio, says the Pres
colt Transcript, there lives a man, who phys
iologicaly considered, is certainly one of the
wonders of the world His joints are COM
pletely ossitied, turned to bone, and he is not
capable OF making the slightest movement,
except alternately opening and shutting two
fingers OF his right hand. His body is as
rigid as lron aud It could not be bent forward
or backward without breaking some of his
bones. This singular process of ossifcation
has been going on in his system for more than
twenty Yeas. He is now about As years of
age, and has not had the use of his limbs, 80
that he could walk since he was nineteen
Ossitication commenced first in his ancle Joints,
gradually extending itself through his system
until he was entirely helpless. Since that
time be has been entirely under his mothers
care, and she watches over him with en anx-
iety which only a mother can feel. When
about twenty six years old lie became entire.
ly blind from some unknown cause, and has
renamed so ever since. AT about thirty he
suffered greatly from the tooth ache, and ii
nally he had his teeth all extracted. A year
or Two afterwards his finger aud toe nails all
came OIL, aud were supplied by others grow.
ing out from his fingers ard toes at right au-
giles, aud presenting the appearance OF horns
What is still more singular with regard to his
nails If the end Of the nail is cut oil it will
bleed freely.
b. Such is the condition Of this remarkable
man at the present time, lie has been visit
ed by great number OF scientific men, from
all parts Of the world, but all have failed to
give any plausible reason of the cause of this
transformation from flesh to bone Singular
as It may appear, although his jaw bone is
firmly set in his head, he not only talks free.
ly, but frequently conyorses with those who
visit him, on all ordinary topics OF the day,
and he shows himself well informed and of
good mind. lie is always cheerful, appears
contented aud happy and it seems probable
that he will live many years to come.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

AWFUL DEED.-A short time since the dead
body OF d man by the name OF Chace was found
in Swanzey, under circumstances which led
to the belief that he was murdered by man
who was last seen in his company by the
name of Vauderhoof, living in Somerset. A
day or two ago Vanderhoof was arrested, and
when informed of what he was accused, he
tainted. Subsequently he confessed the foul
deed, and implicated an accompice by the
name of Dexter, who has also made confess
sion. Both of them have been committed to
Taunton Jail. They say that the young man
had thirty dollars in money, and they agreed
to divide it by allowing the one who struck
the fatal blow two dollars the most.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

Horrible MURDER IN DUDLEY.-A horri-
Bile murder was committed in Dudley, near
the Webster depot, Wednesday. Mr.. Peter
Naughton, a quiet, steady and industrious
Irishmvn end his wife were found lying dead
in room adjoining their sleeping chamber.
An axe with the handle broken was found
lying near. There is great excitement about
the matter. The perpetrator is YET undiscJv.
cred. A chest was found broken open near
the bed, in which Mr.. N. is supposed to have
had money. An infant months DID, was
found in bed crying. 1t is supposed that
some one stopping over night at Naughton
house committed the mutder,-Bav State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

GREAT SPORT The grand exhibition of trot-
ting horses, upon the grounds of the Worcester
Co. Agricultural Society next Tuesday. promises
to be occasion of much interest to the people
of Worcester and Worcester County. The pre-
mums offered are liberal. and the whole affair
is in the hands of gentlemen who know how to
put such exhibition through in shape. Among
the celebrated fast nags that will compete for the
prizes are Topsy, Rough and Ready, Congress
Lady Henry, Tom Hyer, Car Wheel, and last,
but not least the world-renowned stallion, Ethan
Allen, the owner of which announced by tele-
graph last evening his intention to be present.
Ethan will be shown to the people upon the track,
between the heats, and all present will then have
an opportunity of beholding one of the finest if
not the finest horse in the country. We hope to
see large delegations of our country friends pres
ent,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

There is one thing that the trends of FIRE.
mont will rejoice over with exceeding great
joy, Wis that his foulest slau6erer and most
unprincipled vilfer in this campaign, the
Hon. Erastus Brooks, the express editor Of ex-
press lies, has been whipped out in his own
state by both the Fremont aud Buchanan can
didates, and is left on the field, covered with
his own dirt, and sympathized with by none
but his own dity minority. There let him
lie, and rot in the political infamy which he
has so indostriously courted. Springfield Re-
Dubkca0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

Michigan looms up nobly in the Northwest.
She has given very large majority for Free
mont, and sends full Republican delegation
to Congress, which is gain of one member.
But this is not all. She has elected Repub-
lican Legislature, and will give to Gen. Cass,
the prince of doughfaces, leave to stay at home
No man has lost more good opportunities to
signalize himself than Gen. Cass, and atho'
he has been long in public life, he is entitled
to little sympathy in his enforced retirement.
Deprecating the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise, he lacked the moral courage to lead
the opposition to that iniquitous measure, in
which ne was one of the first "acq uiescers."
His time serving policy has thus cost him his
seat.-BoStoH Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

MR. BURLINGAME ABROAD.-The election of
MIR. Burlingame has been made the occasion
of much rejoicing, not only in this but in 9TH
er States. The Providence Journal says =
Mr.. Burlngame's election, in the face of
such an opposition, combination of Beacon
street with Ann street, union of the Hottest
conservatism with the deepest radicalsrn, is
most gratifying triumph. His defeat would
have been burning shame, a voluntary HUI
initiation to which no constituency could sub
nit without degrading something more than
itself. All New England would have felt it.
Ii would have been Massachusetts crying to
South Carolina Spit in my face, if YOU
please will not resent it, 10 oppose MIR.
Buringame, under the circumstances, was
most cruel to have beaten him would have
been disgraceful.
The following is from the Portland Adver-
tiser -
Short ofthe general result, the feelings of
our citizens were the most strongly enlisted in
behalf of Burlingame in his doubtful and al.
most desperate contest. after receiving few
decisive returns from our own State, Boston
was looked to, and mainly on account of her
chivalrous son who was threatened with dis.
credit. Has anything been heard from Bur-
hngsme? was the anxious inquiry, mingled
with words Of apprehension. This feeling was
heightened by the first dispatches revealing
the closeness of the contest. And when it
was announced that he was probably defeat.
ed, outbursts of Indignation were heard which
ought to have been listened to by many a re.
creant citizen of Boston. Still many hoped
on, refusing to pay any attention to probabii-
ties. They were rewarded. Finally the news
came that Burlingame was elected by ia plu-
rality. Three times three, and how many
more no one can tell, burst with electric and
laundering heartness from the dense crowd
in our Office, and were caught and repeated
along the street"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07
NANrrcEnr. Mas. Feh. s. 1aha.

NANTUCKET. Mass. Feb. 8, 1856
j. O. WADLE9H-Dea Sir: In answer To yours NJ tbp
tn Instant will state that by the use Of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAL,. it has pro5rced a
thick and fine growth OF hair on the head of nv wife
where it had been bald for eight yea s. BY the use Of
I'VE bottles, Capt John G. Buck, of this town. has thick
growth Of hair all over the top of his head where has
oeen paid Tor the last twenty years. By the use of three
bottles, Charles F. Robinson NJ. D., Of Nantucket has
thick growth Of hair on his head where it has been bald
or ten years. As far my observation extends it has
the universal preference all similar preparations
As toilet article, It is very superior
Respectfully, yours,
J. KELLEY, n. D.
For sale by BUSH Co. 81 Front Street. Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch7 d2taw&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

The OLD Masters The November num-
Der of the Crayon calls attention to a Bogus
picture manufacturing establishment in
Broadway, New York, not far from the en-.
trance to one of the hotels. 1t says:-
"We understand that the proprietor employs
genius at eight dollars week to produce
original works to order, and that any ANA
teur IN haste to purchase a painting by
Church, Kensett, Cropsey, Gignoux HAYS
any artist, in fine, can be accommodated at
the shortest notice. We recommend this es-
tablishment to the Cosmopolitan Art Associ
alton"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07


LUNG GAAAr business New fork Is
.a'1ous lor s'p"F' business men. Among
ln"n! names % men "Ho 90 business III tner
""t way We lec"l' ocIu yer ana more re.
80 iLul''iils'on ne ias. smart man
N no INA, mas 'uIiIeo up i" 'hat CITY IS one L.
"Iis"', WI" mas "eeii III the importing
BUSINESS "i"eS! uays' duu VINO mas gone on
s"lhmlhSiy the while lie was, according to
sie s"Ss' -. Spi' .I''le ooqNkeeper IN the
r.. " ~. i'0uso u 9oNH higgins
-. u - 20. Ho',i'[ heLp uef Of
10 i'sI'ast Afeiaho'
i, ~ ""~ US ('l4 ne perform MS duties
III 90 VIC es'ee'I o.
r' ',',u sl.siI c9HUohce, 10 snch
'i'' lies ''ie SIsgi,ce Oh 'le ArIH,
a++ar,a,. '6e .[-;P' nJ I'e'u we power 81
Re- o,oj,i,, tha A., - t'e ":s,ieu i''iseii'
a,;,IF,,Sta5 =, l!'Se interests were
me-, 49, g. ',e oI''li'cu clealt
obo ,,;,b - d. o4ass9% lor SOU
sonti,, I,;,aaIf ~ Guy W EUROPE re
tbs s,,r 70 49,, . " ie' Vi
;notbo a., ,l' ~.
tai and he 70 m o,,ri H. III
lettors "a ,tro -. - ~, =" y, va mn
bankers and tboso no nsod 50 so $50 an s''ee'
signs. He also renresartod bi,,saif - t.'' ba.
.,,;lI;.,; 80 20" Hliiseh 70 oe
;biy that bo AL, 80 81. s pa.ss 80 PiaoS'
ont ,,itb tboj,. o,c,, ,sscto '''' ~" ~
tn ,,rora,+,. &C., -,
an,orntapd r. abo,,t sooo ono o'ei 10 MN
prevailed mon one Of tbo Ioraast l~
the estate IN cannic Scot1 to aa2n;s ta F"n
Higgins & Co and the otber craditors =, 10
faithful lionidation IF 80 iiali;t;a ~ viz
toto co tbot tbo ia,o ispi.isieS VI tL'e eS-
less. ''''' '-''-' q : --o " lei' Ha''l
The S5n mn credit zvbiob bo hal oh.o;.5
N the manner afove roemtionnJ ba 5on"ai,oS
in the Western Rank Of GIasan,, Nv w to'''0o
Soon after he retnrned 70 Tov Vol, o;+u
and continued the irorortir, hrsi"oa, f S.sy'
the LIST of January last in Vs. atroat ',o,
der the name of "Syrgbt Brotb 81 H. ho
seemed 70 ,ros-,or 80. 11eIe ne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

A DISTINGUISHED DoUeHFAoE CRUSHED
The news from Michigan makes it certain that
after the fourth of March next, when his present
term expires, Cen Cass will have to retire to pri
vate life. The Legislature being largely Repub-
lican, astaunch Republican will be elected to the
United States Senate from that State, in place Of
the author of the Nicholson letter, who has made
himself so notorious in his old age for his sub.
seryiency to the slave power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

The ELEVENTH DISTRICT - Old Berkshire
County is bright.-The complete returns from
Congressional District No II foot up-Henry L.
Dawes, Republican, 1924; Josiah D. Weston, Bu-
chanan, 1884 Mark Trafton, Gardnerite 43O4 !;
Dawes plurality over Trafton, 26l2 The total
vote is 1880, which is greater than any other
district in the state. The tenth district comes
next Parson Trafton, we hope, will be content
ed with this verdict, and be satisfied to stay at
home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07
TIE county Ticket.

"O SHhSS lCAtts
We have returns of the vote for Senators in this
county, giving the first name on each list, in 50
towns, the aggregate of which is as follows:
Mongrel fGatd .....5QSl
Democratic Observation-Disclosures. ..405S
Republican plurality Gardner ....... .4646
Republican plurality over Democratic.
Republican majority over both. 500
We have also returns from forty four towns for
the several county officers voted for at this cleo
ton, with the following results :
FOR DISTRICT ATTosSEY.
Aldrich, Republican. ........................9S
Mansur, Democrat. ..................,.2q6
Aldrich's plurality over stoddard.
FOR SHERIFF
hno~ton' X ''....'...-...... .............92s7
Ricbar on, u ...... 5464
Kaowlol's plurality Richardson. >. 1928
FOR cLRRK THE COURTS
R3oh, N-.''''... .-.'.--...-...........9dS
smth. u. '.........-...--,...... ...5I42
STAPLES, ;,2{5S
hason's plurality over Smith. .4245
Foa REGISTER OF INSOLVENCY
PFer' h..'.,...............,..... ...9lS3
fSneers' u 49o9
DoSnayn 800
Piper's plural y over Rogers. ..42l4
REPRESENTATIVES, ToCoNGREss.-Th returns
from North Brookfeld show the following:
1hayer..'.''...-. -. ..'.'''s..'.-.'.--.ZUO
n Ug"it''''' '.'....''..''.''''-.'..ISo
No .....s..........s..s...0o
This completes the whole district and makes
the aggregate vote as corrected
ThsyeT' -..-.'...'...............8 $685.
Dewitt. ...44l2
h"on. ................-. ..295o
Thayer's plurality over Dewitt 1882 plurality
over Wood $685. majority over both 1924.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07
1869.

Defeated but not conquered, we rally un-
der the same gallant standard bearer, and COM
niece the battle of 1860 by presenting as our
candidate on the 9Th of November, the name
of John Charles Fremont. Jackson was de-
feated in 1924, only to be elected by an over
whelmingly triumphant vote in 1928. Har-
rison lost the election in 1886, but was chosen
i'll 1910. Fremont, if not successful in 1856,
will be elected in lS6O.-Hartford EUeniag
Press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

THE BEST MADE LADIES' CLoAKs, and the most fash.
ionabe styles, are constantly being manu- actdred by
George Bryant Co., who have the largest stock in
the y sni for sale prices o,eer than at any other es
Enlistment in the country. Ladies' Capes and Velvet
Mantllas can be found in large variety, at No Ne
chanics' Hall Building
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

The best place to buy rich Carpets elegant silks, the
BEST Black Silks to be found, superb Clocks Capes and
Tamas, and general assortment Of all kind, of Dress
Goods Fancy Goods Trimmings and Embroderies is at
Stowe Il Leayenss, corner of Main ana NJ, chanc SITS
nd det ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

The Transcript says it has 50 no fault to find
or tears to shed,over the election of Eli Thayer."
Has it the ingrattude thus trecherously to desert
its candidate, Col Dewitt, in the hour of his po-
litical adversely Where Is that Thousand plu
rality," with which the Col. was to go out of
yYorcesfsr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

kANzAs.-Ihe Fitchburg Re0etAe publishes
letter from one of the free state prisoners at
Lecompton, in which the writer says that Col.
Titus, who has charge of the prisoners, has
offered any one has liberty, and a free PASSAGE
to join Gen. Wat6er IN Nicaragua" lie
adds:
" Last Monday was election day the Mis-
sour rufians came over and voted as usual 4;
the militia who guard us voted twice each,
aad they own it, and own that they are Mis-
sourians, and do not intend to settle here,
yet they are fed and clothed by the United
States. They say they came to aoipe out Lav.
renee. They are very ignorant, and poor
looking set they are expecting Congress to
grant 100 acres of land to them at the next
session, for their services.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

GARDNERIsM SoUELcHED IN LYNN. - The
election in Lynn was triumph of the Republ.
cans over all others by large majority. An at.
tempt at union was made by the Republicans, hut
the Americans demanded that the support of the
constitutional amendments should be made test
of Equalization. This was refused by the Repub
licans, who proceeded to nominate a ticket Of
straight out men, whom they elected by about
thousand majority The American vote was very
small
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07
''PaiHnam Qu5 mseTuit, ferat.',
~ DAOTII

American House Block. ............ Worcester,
Ny resources in the 'Ars 3enden9i" are more exteu
sye than those of any other physician the County Of
Worcester; for that reason favorable results NAV
be expected and realized No patient in whose case
have failed has ever been cured by any other person
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

Town DESTROYED IN CALIFORNIA. - Neto
York, Nov. "A letter from Mexico of Oct.
10, says the town of La Paz, Lower Califor.
MIA was almost totally destroyed BY hurri.
cane on the 10th inst. All the vessels living
in the port at the time, were driven ashore
and wrecked, few lives were lost. The wind
was accompanied by heavy rains, and lasted
80 hours, blowing during that time from all
points of the compass. The houses spared by
tho wind were swept away by the tide.