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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
CHILDREN's & YOUTHS CLOTHING.

OAAAA<OAAEAEN' . O. w
Ample provision has, for many years, existed in this
city, for the abundant supply of every description of
Mems Clothing but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and Youth indeed no
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
er difficult business Of manufacturing adequate gen
eral assortment Of the various styles sizes of Chill
uren and Youths Clothing, (and the want of such
establishment has for long time been regarded
rous nconvenence Believing, thst city so extensive
and important as Worcester has become demands at least
one first class establishment this sort the subscribers
have been INFUSED to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale of
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
At wholesale and RETAIL and for this purpose, sepsr
ute apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story
our store which is under the charge of experienced ar
list who will at all times, be prepared to make to order
any style Of Children and Youths Garments for all per-
persons who may not prefer selections from stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,
OF which we here desire to say that intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment Of all the best
styles in vogue in the larger Cities and it will be
slant aim to produce Garments of the NedteSt most
5ttractfUe Form and style, and to furnish them at all
Times at the MosT MoDERATE PRI0ss possible, which
prices will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
Inent, aud sold upon the
ome Price SYSTEM
as IN the other departments Of our business We
worthy of general confidence and patronage.
A. p, WARE & co.
mchSO dStawSwtf
GENTLEMEN's SPRING GOODS
- Just received, by
SAMUEL PARKER,
at the old Stand.
139 Main street.
The subsuriber Aaer himself from the long experience
which he has had in his business that his stock Of Spring
Goods cannot be surpassed either in style variety or u
rabiity by any assortment similar character to be
found in the city It consists OF splendid assortment
of French and American
Fancy Doeskins and Cassimeres,
A apreat variety of beautih,I FRENcTI CToTIIs -
Spring Over and Business Cents,
besides fine assortment of
VESrINGS
AS the subscriber has never been guilty of keeping READY
perleuCetl lint the most
guarantee to those f there any suc acquaihted
with the in which the work at his establishment is
done. As regards the fashion and cut of his he
has only to refer to the friends and customers
both in city and county who have for years been in the
habit Of having their garments made at his estat sh
ment. diff mch1l
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J. f. SOUTHGATE

j. F. SOUTHGATE
Has opened establishment at the above place and ia
prepared to manufacture every description Of plain and
ornamental frames, at IoWur prices than any other
place IN the city,
Frames for Portraits
Frames for Oil Paintings,
Frames for EnGravIngs,
Looking Glasses and Pictures inside in a superior man
ner, and warranted to give satisfaction Recoect the
place and call before purchasing slewhere d3m apo
FENHE GREAT EST DlSCOVERRY OF
Il THE AGE And don't fail to give sin Gle trial /!
j. F. RaymOre & Co.'S
Sotabte Indigo BIueing for Family Uses !
Warranted free from specks and will not inure the
most delicate fabric. Also, their Blue Chemical Ink
the best ink in the market This ink contains no acid
lows very easily, never mouds; settles does not cor
rode steel PEN and is permanent ink than any in
the market We are also agents for Stearns' Transpa
rent Soap remedy for removing grease or paint
from garments, and excellent article for chapped
hands. Try it. Try it
n y. Wanted-Local and Travelling Agents TO
ael the same We have dozen agents who are real
King from 81 to 50 per day. besides their expenses For
active young men out Of employment the above is rare
Manufacturers 4 thiS4 Nal leBBtt.ed
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Spring Overcoats,

Consisting of all the leading popular styles of the sea.
Sod, together with full stock adapted hard service
Especial attention is invited to our assortment of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTEDDIN AND VISITING
O A r. d s
Fashionaby Engraved at the following low prices The
gum at thergh that charged at all other establishments
IN Boston, for precisely the same articles
Stores Charge,
Engraved Plate and 80 Cards for Wis
iting, 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So 90.
Engraved Plate andl0 Cards for We'd
dings, 50 IS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. S so.
l Engraved Plate, with residence, and
100 cards for do, IS C0........... 500.
l Engraved Invitation Plate and loo
cards for do, 81 50................ $500.
LOO Cards aud printing from an old plate,
81 0O.s.. 81 90,
The above shall be Engraved Copperplate in the
most elegant styles, and the best used. Having
been years at this particular branch Of en-
craving, and intending that my hall be fashion
able CARD EMPORIUM, will continue execute these
things in the most tasteful possible at prices
hitherto unknown in New England
WEDDING ENVELOPES and CAKE Boxes constantly for
sale by
A. TEUL0N, Card EngraAer,
149f Washington seet opposite the Old South Church.
mh24 3aw6m
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CLOTHING, &C.
Spring ARRANGEMENT for 1857,
o N E p r 1 O f
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Nos les aud 40 Main street,
Opposite new Mechanics HslD
w 0 R C E Err.
A. P. WARE s. CO.,
SPRING CLOTHING,

Would respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public to their very extensive stock of
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SsMIND YOUR Prs AND Q's.''
What is the Origin of the rorms

What is the Origin of the Terml
We often hear this old remark
And, simple though it be-
Yet many CT our friends around,
NO doubt with us agree
That few believes its origin
was introduced by these
VINO loudly talk, when landlords chalk
"How mind your Ps and Qis"
In scenes of danger, doubt and care
In peril, strife and war,
In every scene the MOTTO now
Each human form rursueS;
And sparkling is its bold Effects
snow mind your P's and Q's.r
The above phrase, Mind your P's and o's,n undoubt
edy originated in the old tavern practice Of scoring debts
by customers, the P's signifyng pints, and the Qs
quarts.
Though this the literal meanIngis
OF ''Mind your P's and Q's,"
Another reading we give
Which may our friends
Price and Quality are P's and Q's
Utmost important claim;
And all should look before they leap
This is the Wisest aim.
Ifspring "Flnia's' you require,
And such as really please,
Look at the price" and equality"
And mind your P's and Q's.
By thus comparing by one
You promptly will confess
That the ''New York Br0nch," for P's and Q's,
Is the "cheGpest" place for dress"
SO and So Main stroet, Worcester.
Our Bulletin" of last week has had good effect, We
are cleaning Bonnets by the
FL u N ID r Ed
And well we may, for Bleach and Press Hats for
NOTHING"
To those who purchase the Trimmings from u.s. and 10
those who DON'T we only charge FIFTEEN CENTs,p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02

WORCESTER PICTURE FRAME
and Gliding Embellishments,
i9I Main street.. Union Block,
Cover Goddard's JeweIry store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02

ONE MILLION SHINGLES


ONE MILLION SHINGLES
have In vessels, bound for Boston, Million shin
aes one Of which has arrived of all kinds and qualities
and prepared to send them direct from Boston 10 any
place or point lying Railroads leading from Worcester,
At lower prices than be furnished in any other way
Orders by mail otherwise, will be promptly attended
A. THOMAS EARLE,
Formerly T. & 0. X. Eare,)
ap24 d&wtf Washington Square Lumber Yard.
NTOTICE.-The undersigned would inform his old
IN old and friends that he has taken room
at No. 2O7 Main street, up stairs, where he keeps
CbiIdyea's Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds,
Fishing Tackle &C., for sale very cheap. Umbrellas,
Par asois Canes &c Altered, Covered and Repaired.
Pinking In various st5 les; Eyeets seti Marking for
Embroidery from any pattern sent n Also many other
ANAL jobs done, too numerous to mention
GfAgent for the New England Dye-House, Boston.
Please observethe sign Of "The Variety store," oppo
ute Brinley Hall, No. 2O7 Main street, up stairs
APPS diff P. YOUNG. Agent
NTOTICE,-Mrs. & A. METoALP would respect.
IN fully inform her friends and the public, that she has
received her Spring stock OF Millinery Goods, and is pre-
pared attend TO all orders for Millinery Dressmak-
Ing.
Also, Lavoue's system of Dress Cutting taught and
Charts furnished, on the most reasonable terms.
Leicester, April ID, 1851 Dim aPlo
AIDES, ATTEND Would you become fair
a as Diana, and beautiful as an Houri, use BRAD
BuRY's Pearl De Blonde Of the most exquisite Vos-
metcs over prepared and equaed only by the Persans
which, as ali know, are justly world famed.
This very desirable article may be had Of o. BAKER
CO., 1874 Main street. au my
SPERM AND w LIE Oh Il
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm OIL,
1000 Spring
$4,000 Bieached Winter Whale OIL,
%, saIs nv as & A. J. HOWE,
- Worcester Bank Black
I0B. +. GAYS BL0oD PUKlFHER-
|assA 81 Nhat. IA l.
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DVICE TO HUsB ANDS AND
"A WIYEs.-AtsO those contemplating MayiGge.
Coored Steel plates 80 cts plain plates rs cts free Of
postage.
This work contains-a dissertation the necessity OF
Marriage instructions in Courting with Cure for love,
effects of Cebacy, Capitalization, case of Seriliy ex
planned increase of family with many other useful in
Itructions,-fromt the French of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY s. g. SMITH CO.,
Agents Wanted. Box 1910 Post Office, N. Y,
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HpRECK ENRIDGE GOAL OILS
ER r THOMPSON. Aren't

I Dh EOh EN- ENIDWE . . A u . I y %
I'D F. f. THOMPSON, Agent,
Depot, So Greenwich Sc, New York.
The Breckenridge Company are prepared 10 supply
these celebrated Oils for MACHINERY and ILLUMINATING
purposes, in quantities to suit purchasers
Thick Oil for Machinery and Oil Lamps, 81, rs per gal"
Ion.
Thin Oil for Camphene and Breckenridge Lamps, 81
per gallon
discount of ten per cent on Thick and twenty per
cent. on Thin Oils, made to the trade.
Terms--Cash on delivery. d3m ap12
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LAvERK BQLIs -.

NEW RING obs
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17


Gen. Yanes is acting vigorously ia Sono-
ra to counterfeit the Vfreebooting move
Iments Of lawless bands (fllibusters) from
the North.
Gen. Gadena has beon named Comman-
der-in Chief of the State.
The Vera Cruz diligence that arrived at
the capital on the I'd, was robbed at AGA
jete. A holy father was one of the passen-
gers, whom the robbers did not spare. At
ter relieving him of S400 in cash, the rob-
bers required him TO give them absolution.
The other passengers were relieved Of the
greater portion of their wearing apparel.
NJ. Limantour, whose claim in Califor-
MIA has given him worldwide reputation,
is in the city Of Mexico. His suit has been
deferred until July next, when it will come
up for trial.
FL Monitor assures us that General San
ia Anna is in constant communication with
Mexican emissaries.
The papers, especially the Espagnol and
Sigle, are filled with the liveliest discussions
of the affair at Vicente, in which originated
the pending difficulty with Spain. As to
the finale of this difficulty, public opinion
seems to be in suspense From cursory
review of our large mail, we find no note
of preparation to meet the threatened inva-
sion.
The published constitution seems to have
given general satisfaction except to the
clergy, from whom resistance was expected.
Numerous candidates for the presidency
had been named.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

pa Sam Smith announces himself as a
candidate for reelection to Congress He
resigned once and took it back and now
that the pay is increased, he can't think
of giving up the post unless forced to do
so. There seems to be fascination about
the position of Congressman which makes
a man cling to it as if severance were
death. Political honors are Lethean
stream, and those who drink thereof forget
they have country to serve, and remem-
Der nought but self.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
GEO. M'CAULEY, Chm.
[For the Chronicle
Mr.. EDITOR:

MIR. EDITOR:
Please allow me to say a
word to our municipal authorities, through
the columns of the Chronicle. The ag-
grieved have the right to petition for re-
dress, 1t is probable that there is no city
in America, of the population of Clarks-
vile, that is SO infested with dogs; they
have become an intolerable nuisance, chal-
longing the interference of the conserva-
tors of the law and order of the CITY,
Night, that was given for repose, is rem
dered hideous, by the yelling, barking,
and fighting of these creatures. They go
in herds, oftentimes, all over the city, car
rying the uproar of pandimonium in their
track. The question arises, here, ''cst DO
MOI" For what beneficial purpose is all
this annoyance inflicted upon us? 1t is
deemed probable that not one fourth of
the dogs of the city subserve any other
purpose, than 20 contest with human be-
ings, the right to the bread they eat. For
it is singular fact, chat in the houses of
the extremely poor, though you find Meth
er fuel, food nor raiment, you are most apt
to find from one to three, or more, gaunt
dogs.
Now gentlemen, ] propose that this nui-
sance be, at once abated; let there be levied
a tax, of from one to five dollars, for every
dog owned in the city--let there be no ex-
emptions. II man is able to keep dog,
he is able to pay tax for it. You tax our
luxuries, our comforts, aye, eur necessities
often. Why exempt from taxation, such
things as are neither tho one, nor the 9TH
er? things that are the annoyance and vex-
alton of the citizens. Let there be fine
of such amount against the owning of a
slut, as shall prove prohibition, say 20
dollars. Isubmit this request to you gem
tlemen, trusting that some measure of re-
lief will be devised, that shall guard the
hours of repose from such turmoil and dis
traction as we have recently and very often
suffered. Yours,
NTTTVEN
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to appointment the County
Convention, to. nominate a candidate for
Representative, for the Lower House of
the next General Assembly, met in the
Court House at Clarksyille, April IA, 1857.
On motion of Geo. D. Martin, Mai. Geo.
MCauley was called to the Chair, B. A.
Rogers and VIM. I. Dortch appointed
Secretaries.
G.. a. Harrelf moved that the list Of
Delegates be called, and the Delegates and
every member Of the American party, from
each civil district, retire and decide among
themselves, of whom the districts are in ia
vor; and that each district selects Chair
mann to cast the vote of the district ac-
cording to the will of the majority of
the votes in the district. The Chairmans
of the districts assembled and cast the
votes. M. ID. Davie received 10, G. G..
Smith, g. Three districts not being rep
resented, were cast out--the 18th district
not voting.
On motion of t. w. Beaumont, that
M. D. Davie be declared, unanimously
nominated-carried. Moved by Geo. D..
Martin, that committee of three be ap-
pointed to wait upon, and inform NJ. D..
Davie of his nomination. Committee,
Geo. D. Martin, d. N. Kennedy, and T.
D. Leonard. Convention adjourned sine
die.
GEO. M'CAULEY, Chm.
B. A. Rooms, sooro..r;..
W. 7. DoRToH, '''i0''iieS
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

nkS- The district Convention met here
on Tuesday last, and, as will be seen by
reference to the editorial head, nominated
a ticket of gallant, heightened Americans
for the various Offices coming under its
authority. Our friends, at distance, will
doubtless be delighted 70 learn that Maj
G.. A. Henry, whose fame is not confined
within the borders of this State, is our
nominee for Congress- distinction which
would, long since, have been conferred
upon him, could he have been induced to
accept it. Now, it is forced upon him, in
his absence and in the face of his positive
refusal to accept the nomination; but we
hope, when he returns, and learns the
circumstances under which the Conven-
ton acted, that he will accept, and bring
all his energies to bear, in the approaching
contest He has never yet failed to
answer when his country and his country's
friends called upon him to lift his voice in
defence of truth, justice and the Union ;
and we believe that, Notwithstanding his
Discrimination to the post assigned him,
the same generous impulses will iinpel him
to the same line of action.
We congratulate the Americans of the
District upon the choice ticket presented
for their support. The names of Henry,
Stark, Nancy and Davie must inspire con-
idencc of a glorious triumph; and we
trust that each member of the party will
resolve TO make it the more triumphant by
the exertion of all his influence in behalf
our great cause.-the cause of our country
and of liberty everywhere. Let us organize
at once, and for work, not for talk, Our
opponents are too we'll drilled to make a
noise; but their silence is not that of in
action; they know what each has to do,
and every one is at his post, doing his
duty as faithfully as If engaged in right
eous cause. Let us follow their example
of industry, but initiate them no further
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
"A CITIZEN.

FROM MExIco.-We copy the following
from the New Orleans Picayunc of the Sd.
The dates from the city of Mexico are up
TO the 10th ult
The Mexican Extraordinary says the
Strengthened circumstances of the Supreme
Government have forced the suspension of
payment at the Custom House of Vera
Cruz and the city of Mexico.
Postal communication, for long time
suspended, has been renewed between the
port of Mazatlan, Culiacan, and tho Mine
raj of Guadalupely Calvo.
British relations with Mexico continued
in an unsettled state. Senior Monies, Min
lister of Foreign Relations, stood firm in
the opinion that the acquital of Senior De,
gollado by the Congress satisfies the pro-
visions of the late agreement entered into
between the Mexican Government and the
British representative, when relations we're
renewed ltwas not known what view the
British Government would finally take of
the matter.
The new constitution was promulgated
on the 18th of March, anniversary of the
adoption Of the plan of Ayutly at Acapul-
co. The usual solemn ceremonies were
observed on the occasion.
Gen. Blanearte has delivered himself up
a prisoner TO Gen. Parrodi now comman-
ding in Guadalaiara He will be tried be-
fore council of war.
The Indians in Durango continue their
ravages without abatement, Murders, rob
berries, and outrages Of the grosscst nature
arc constantly reported.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

sa- The Democratic State Convention
nominated I. G.. Harris, as their candidate
for Governor, and then an attempt was
made to nominate Andrew Ewing as a
candidate for Congress, in this district;
but failing to obtain his consent, the dele
gates discovered that they had no power to
make such nomination, and therefore
called convention for that purpose, to
meet here on the End Monday in May.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

ED~ A letter from Howell Cobb, Secre-
tary of the Treasury, is going the rounds
of the papers, in which letter, that worthy,
seemingly in reply to an Office holder, con-
demns the practice of officials in interior
ing in elections We incline to the opin-
ion of the Louisville Joanai, that no
Snch letter has been received by the
Secretary, and that he has feiGned oc-
oasion 10 mako show of virtue which
does not belong TO him, or to any one
holding uader him. 1t Is incredible that
any democratic oliceholder should be so
green as 10 PROFOUND any such question,
when it is known to all that the usage of
the party, for years, has not only sanction
ed the right to Interfere, but enforces
It's practical application as the price of
holding office. If this is a trick Of the
Secretary, ii is very trifling one; and if
Il be an answer to bona ide letter, its
publication is fraud attempted to be
prsctieod upon the country; and no one
knows better, than Mr.. Cobb, that his let
tor can not eitset any reform, even if he
could persuade himself and the public that
it is so intended.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

paS aThe Merry Thought is the title
af a very rich steel engraving in the May
number Of Arthur's Home Magazine; and
opposite to it is delicately colored fashion
plate. Amongst its interesting literary
articles, is the continuation of "Book Out, !"
an admirablestory by Virginia Townsend.
This is two dollar Magazine, and can be
had by addressing T. s. Arthur & Co.. lob,
Walnut street PnSla.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

q u A. L. ID
Thou shalt uot xiii has always been considered
TO hold positive position 10 ihe dcoalSeae II
matters not whethst by lead, s,eelorlpoisep. the
crin,e is theipme. Yet we find mrn botdiae so.
cial positions in society trihiug with the lives o.
The community BY hnpcsing on Us vile and trashy
limitations Of the varIous Populsr medicines. -
Among others We notice some vile scouRdrels are
initiating those justly celebrated medicines, DR..
MeLANE's vERM1FUSE AND LIVER PILLS
manufactured by Fleming Bros. Pittsburg. Pa
The chief injury r, suling from this base mposi
hon is to those who may be so unfortunate to
take The vile stuff. wetherctore warn the pubiS
to, be csreful. The genuine NcLaue's yermifpgs
and Liver Pills arc prepared Gully BY Fleming Bros
and must have their sgastuzes on the wrapper Of
each vial or box, 1T
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

Bay Buchanan is so harrassed by the
"buzards" that are tapping their wings
around the Carcass" that he rejoices in
the advent of the Sabbath. 1t is the first
time perhaps, that he ever had pious
thought; and if the hell which he now
suffers, be the means of saving him from
a hell hereafter his election will have saved
a graet sinner, though at the cost of his
country