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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-18
NFACHINE CARD CLoTHING
lNk AID
Beyz .RRGmegf0CEOg'u.

Having by far the most extensive and perfect machine
card mandatory u the country prepared to
ecue orders with great facility prompness, and super
GRITTY.
In variety and quality we challerge the competition Of
the world AL or antecedents from the pioneer Samuel
eater the best cotton and WOODEN manufacturers of this
Jay, sustain US In this position
Diplomas and medals from ali parts Of the United
States, and from the London Crystal Palace, testify to
be superiority of our productions.
The LABOR and expense that we have devoted to tho
perfection of this article, important to the cloth
ufacurers, hope will merit continuation of their bs
sral patronage.
We also manufacture
Oak Tanned Leather Betting.
Of the very best quality, and keep constantly hand
large assortment of all sizes
T. *. EARLE n CO.,
EDWARD EARLE, Grafton Street.
Tx EAtLF my27 Aft
NEW ARIA NC EN- ENTS.-rhe subscrib-
IN take this method to inform the citizens of Wor-
eester vicinity that they have taken the Store No l43
Main street, in connection with the large and
modi Furniture Rooms, formerly occupied by Messrs.
kprague Phelps, where they VIII carry the general
Auction and Com ssl issTOn Business,
In all its branches and having the services of A. b. eek
Auctoneer they will gle their particular attention to
Sales of Real Estate Bank Railroad Stock Furniture
at Private Residences, and at Sales ROOM also, all
kinds Of Personal Property.
Evening Auctions Tor the sale Of Dry and Fancy Goods,
Readymade Clothing, Boots and Shoes Clocks, Watches
Jewery Silver aud Plated Ware Table and Pocket Cut
iery, Letter Paper, Envelopes, Trunks Vaises, Carpet
Bags Umbrellas, &C., sc.
They win keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
New and Second hand Furniture, Crockery, GLASS; Brit
ANNA, Tin and Wooden Wares New and Secondhand
Cooking and Parlor Stoves and general variety House
Furnishing Goods.
Boarding Hous keepers and persons about comnenc.
Ing Housekeeping, will find goods at prices that cannot
TAI! to suit the most economical purchaser.
Persons giving up Housekeeping and wishing to sell
their Furniture for cash and have it removed without ur
iher trouble, viii find it to their advantage on u.s.
Sales Of FurntE, at Auction, when advertised
PUTNAM l. CLARK
mcho l43 Main street
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MAsSACHUSETTs MORCAl

. M A s. A. 'ttOSGIAS hORGA NJ
kH The undersigned gives notice that his 6ne Stall
81 ~ lion, 4" Massachusetts Morgan" will stand dur
ing the season, at his St4nle, on Pleasant Stvee1
aioppOs1te Lincokn'S Nurseries
MassachusetsMorgan sired by the celebrated Green
Mountain Morgan, I'd, owned by sas Hale of ovAlston
Green Mountain Morgan, I'd, was sirsd by Clifford Nor
gan, e. sire Woodbury,g g. sire Justin Morgan Bis
dam was cross OF the best English Blood with the Nor
gan, and he was raised by Calvin Wheel )ck of sultan
in this county hassa,husets Morgan is one Of the finest
animals In the country. His color is chestnut He
weighs just one thOus'nd pounds, and has trotted
his mile 10 three minutes, For symmetry Of
form, and grace of motion and bottom he has no
At the Great Horse Exhibition Of the Boston Agricultu
raj Association, 10 October 1856 open all horses in the
United States and British Provinces Massachusetts Nor.
gan was awarded TIL End Premium of $50 ny the com
mittec, which composed of the Judges OF horse
flesh in the country.
fhe Stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities Of their sire and Of he from which he has
descended and his colts have been sold prices ranging
from $500 70 $4,000.
The celebrated horse Worcester Boy, and many other
celebrated horses, we've sired by massachusetts Morgan
Terms $40 the Season, down, and the re-.
mainder at the end Of e Season.
Mares brought from distance will be kept or 4 DAYS
or until served, without extra charge Also accommoda
tions Of Stable and Pasture, for any length OF time.
All accidents, theirs escapes, Sc 81 the risk OF the
owner JAALAM GATES l73 PleasAnt-st
Worcester, April 49, 1867. d2tswSw1 my0
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A N IL ~
Freight Line
&- --BETWREN-
Worcester and iVeW York,
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LINE
of Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BETWEEN-

PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence With the
Providence u Worcester Rail Road,
N i Ss~s~l ~ ~ Goods transported between Wor
-keM -=s4s Scester and New York as low, and with
zssa zR equal despatch, as by any other line
The STEAMERS Of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from of South Main
Street, and will leave New York daily (sundays except
ED from Pier IL, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates. and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line Of Propellers between New York and Phiiade
phia, and with the rweekly inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines il so directed at ouT
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. J0URDAN
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Issa
odell, Pier No. IL, North River, New York or to
B, BUFFCM, Agent Foot South Main st.
Worcester. June 26.1S56. dawtf Providence
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G o Nj e T HIN C N e w |!
B. t. BABBITTs BEST MEDICINAL sALERArUs
is manufactured from salt ard is prepared
trely different other Salerstus All the deleterious
matter extracted in su n to produce Bread
Biscuit an all kinds OF Cake, without containing par
ce Of Sseratus when the bread cake is haked there
BY producing wholesome results. Every particle OF Sal
eraos turned to gas and passes through the bread
biscuit while baking consequently nrhing remains nut
common salt water and -four You will readily perceive
BY the taste Of this saleFaus that it is entirely different
from other SalSratns. When You purchase one paper
you should take the old paper with you and be very par
tcuar and get the next exactly like IT, aud pic
tur twisted loaf bread, with glass eervescng water
on the top, you see in the bill
Full directions for making bread with milk and
cream taar and all kinds Of pastry; slso directions for
making seidlitz Powders, will accompany each package
B 7. BABBlTT,
Nos. 6s and 20 Washington st., New York,
e22dawt and No. IS India St &, 3 8 on.
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MEDICINES.
HRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISH.
U MENT
I2I Main Sfreet. WOFcesfers

GRAND MEDICAL ESTA BLISH-
U MBNT
12I Main Street, Worcester.
The sghole need rot physician but they that sct
voice from Natures Garden. DIR G. Hi
formerly Of Boston, is graduate from the school Of No
ure, and udeuendent Botanic Physician; success is
bis Diploma His Matena Medica- Natures bouHdLesS
Vegetable kingdom. is general headquarters-Wor
ceser Mass, where all orders be addressed to
insure attention DR.. Hill will send bic medicines TO any
part Of the Union.
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for the
following COMPLAINTS
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty of Breathing,
Kidney Difficulties, Influenza, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind,
Fluo Alb Vertigo in the Head,
Who ing cough, Epilepsy. Epileptic Fits,
Pleuus, Splitting Blood,
Costivsness, Involuntary passing of Urine
Fever and Ague Pain in the Side and Back,
St Vltus Dance, Sal Rbeum Bronchitis,
Fits, Diarrhua, Lock Jaw, Conclusions,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Conghs, Piles, scrofula, Ruptures, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Jaundioe, Worms, Erysipelas,
Overlooking Of the GALL Liver Complaints.
l3~The Doctor has safe and remedy for all FE
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self All private difficulties treated with success and in
strict confidence. d1y Ms
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NOTICE TO THE SICK.
DIR. HILL.

Ia offering to the community their Justly celebrated
edes for chronic and acute diseases OF long standing dc
not wish to tre with the life or health OF the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of num-
bei OF respectable ladies and gentlemen, from which h'
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves not % make any wild assertions or false sta
ments OF the efficacy Of their medicines nor will they hoc
out any hope 70 suffering humanity, which facts VIII no
doctors solicit inquiry from the afflicted, into all they
publish, feeling assured that they will hnd them perfectly
reliable. AMI their medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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ma ms. II. q. HUNT Would respectfully lusorm
IVu tbs Ladies' Of Worcester aud vicinity that she has
taken rooms at 1855 Main street, corner Of Maple for the
purpose Of Dress-makinR and Family Stitching, where
she Woald be happy 10 wait nioher friends and former
patrons and all who are In want Of work done In her
line. Basques aud oapes stitched At short notice =
Terms reasonable. eod0m my2b
g. U N = A N - Pts Il . l. 81
AT FIX / G0DDARD's may be found every variety
q Guns and Pistols that Gre desirable for use Or nmuse
meet, and nxtures for the same.
1876 Union Block, Main street,
az Worcester. Mass.
EHOaCE HAVANA CiCA Rs "A large IN
~ voice Of prime imported cigars Just received and
Iof Aaeby aull dh GEO. R. BPURR.
INDIA RUBBER COODs.-A new Ia sach
y fan0elH, SCOOP. Byrinees, Mirrors Nc Just ~.
eelvad and for sale By aull az qEo. B. ePURR.
r. nUUNCEs pow ERs, q WEISsTTT.
OV MANs sULPHATE oF MORPHINE m y.
osived, and for sale By Aa11 az Ono R SPURR.
HOB SALE.-A sood Coansing Roam Dssk. II
n quiFs at this oibos. dh Tll7 =
U
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Testimony of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DRs HILL JAsEPB Dear sIrsi This s to certify tbs
my was one Of very bad humor IN the blood but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick, 10 call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester Mass. NA HHAhN A. Nl...."..
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This certiAes that my wife afflicted with weak
ness. or general debility. Hill Jaseph's medicine
cured her. J.FB.
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G IL It! LII G II L
GreenOUgh's CaTbOnic Acid GINS
NOn-EXpIOSIve
BURNING FLUID AND CAMPHENE,

Having pr released Of B. y. GRsENouGH, Esq., ul Dos.
ton the right to Manufacture and sell this lnpor.
ant dscOusry happy to announce to the people Of
Worcester and vicinity that have folly tested It's ners
and am satisfied that It Is perfectly safe, and at only
irihe EXPENSE above the ordinary kind.
is used in any Of the old or new style lamps In the
came manner as common fuid. II.
HORACE AYERS
fe9 d&wtf 23s Main stiset
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DRs HILL h JAsEpH-sirsi will say that your medi
cine has benefited much My health Is much better
than Il was when commenced taking H. thinkft viii
cure me- Ihave not been troubled with the pain
head but once sipce taking your medicine The
between my shoulders hiss oil passed away, rhiukin
that you might bke 70 hear how was getting along,
have taken the liberty to address these lines 70 Won
remain, cir, yours respectfully, Mrs q. O.
Rnnsnd, Nov 3, 1854. dly ns
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, La OK IA " n COLT
THE NORTH STAR.

ILL 1NOIk - L "A II.
This celebrated Horse the best bred Trotting Stallion
In the County, will stand this season. to improve the
breed of horses, at
Witt Y PrMtt's American Livery Stables,
I Foster Street. Worcester, Mass.
Terms the Of this Horse for the season. $25 co.
Payable sepr l. 1857 Good keeping will be provided for
Mares frnm distance and all accidents thefts and es
capes viii be at the risk of the owner
PEDIGKEE.-North Star was sired by the Renowned
VERMONT BLACK HAWK, whose recent death was SO
universally commented upon by the Press throughout the
country. The character aud performances of this once
famous stock horse to well known IT, render de
scripton necessary They now matter u history
in the sporting calepder ard perfectly familiar to all
lovers OF hne stock The dam of North Star (Cherubl
raised by }. Riarsou of j.. and was sired by Old
Abdal4h, the sire of Medoe, Fourth of July Ajax Hec
tor, Toby Cenervie, and other celebrated horses Al
daah slrel by old Maubrino, who was sired bv I'm
ported Messenger.
North star is of black color will be seven years old in
Juue, 1851 weighs 1000 pounds and raised by Joel
HOlcomb, Ncnnderoga, N. Y. In shape bottom inteh
gence speed and stock this young Stallion stands unri
vailed. North Star is OF the true Black Hawk breed
and the points and properties of that class Of horses are
most srikngly stamped upon his stock growing no
in this city and vicinity. 1t will give the proprietor
great pleasure TO refer those gentlemen who DESTROYS
OF putting their this season, to persons who have
cos the get Of North STAR their possession The stock
of Stallion is the most conclusive evidence that be
produced its MERITS and the subscriber feeling con-
dent in this respect invites the attention of all interested
in the growth good horses for the road track to his
horse North Star has lroed his mile in min As sec
without training over the Union Track L. l. He limit
ed, this season, to f fly mares.
CHARLES B. PRATT,
Worce ster, May l, 1857. my9dtwtf
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GOFFEE.-A fresh supply Of That Ds.Tl,'II,', -
fec, the only genuine article in the narket as yS-
ceived BY n antrim 4 90 90 t-
wa an W.
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EXCURSIONS.

Ftshtr's Island Sound and Watch HiH The Train
leaving Worcester at 10 80 a. connects at NorEiet
with steamer Mystic for New London Pequo House, East
ern Point, ystic island House, stanineon and Watch
Hill. Returning leave Watch Hi at Z 3Oa m connect
ing at Norwich with the IL Il ain for Worcester Oh
take M 7, am for Norwich and leave for the Water
ing Places per Steamer Tiger Lilly at y a. m.
FARES have been fixed at very low rates to induce
health aud pleasure seekers to evan themselves Of
avanagas and attractions Of these ce ebrated Sea sC
watering places. d3m 1928
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A YOUNG LADY OF 10, whose hair and
N been gracefully turning gray since the age Of Ia.
recently discovered IN the decocton OF common plant,
remedy that has permanently restored her hair to ~
former color she will mpart this invaluable secret to anv
person. receipt Of fifteen red postage stamps, wttont
Further view 81 gam, oiherthan the satisfaction Of bene
dress Miss ARABELLA MORSE South Boston, Mass
rps dWas9m
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DIsCOv-

Nos 6s and 20 Washington st., New York,
e22dawt and No. IS India St 3 on.
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The Democracy contend that every man
has the right to 60 to Kansas with bis prop
erty; but then the people also had the right
to fix their own domestic institution, Sub
sequently they progressed to the higher
Democratic principle that they could only
establish their domestic policy when they
come to form State. Well, time rolled on,
and the Democracy progressed with it
When Kansas came forward to ask admission
as State, they had progressed to the posi-
ton that she had no right to vote on the
pro- slavery constitution, because it was
known that she intendedto cote it dozen. But
the Union mounts to still higher level. 1t
by any provision of the Constitution, ami
hilate property in slaves, and that therefore
the clause protecting slave property in the
bogus Constitution, is right and proper
Hear it =
"The Convention could not have interfer-
ed with the right Of property in slaves now
in Kansas. The right is fixed and declared
to be valid by the highest judicial authority,
and no power existed in the Convention to
do other than respect it," Gta ISL r7s.4
Was ever the most plastic piece Of India
rubber as plant as Democratic principles?'
Anything that serves slavery is sDemocratic,'
no matter how black and odious it is, with
injustice and tyranny. When will the people
Of the north arouse and put on their strength,
and cast out this vile monster which pollutes
every thing that it touches? The mark of
slavery is on all our legislation; it overrides
all the old principles Of the Republic; itroots
out the ideas Of liberty for which our fathers
fought and died and it corrupts nearly all
our public men. Where is the power by
which this Devil is to be cast out and sent
home to his native Pit?-7oLedo Blade. !. u
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winter Wind.

The wind has its winter tone Tonight.
Throughout the year, the soul of each sue
cessive season has breathed in its sympa-
thetic tones. 1t comes in rich strains OF
music in the spring-s soft and low, but ring
ing with the first faint tones Of opening buds
and starting life-bearing in weird tones of
melody, tale Of the feeting hosts OF win
ter, Of the freed torrent, and coming birds;
and q prophecy Of life and bloom that is to
be. ,. ..s..ss.
In summer it tells Of present life and
growth, and bears the song Of green leaves
and tossing boughs, and the low rustic where
waves of green or of gold sweep over
thousand fields. And the dreary hum OF
thronging insects and the myriad sounds Of
life, all mingle in the song Of summer wind.
In early autumn its tones tell how it has
swept over shorn fields where the pale stub
BILE signs, and past boughs whore the dying
leaves complain, and drop all sssere and yell
low" to their graves; and dirge-ike, and
sad, but music still, it bears all their fare
wells in its tone. 1t has swept al the harps
Nature has strung, on mountain and plain,
in forest and field, and by the food, and
borne log requiem strain away from each.
In later autumn it comes, the despairing
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vail Of the summer wind, with the weir wei
Of winter, with hls besoih q frost md faaxs
81 loo, upon IL track. There - hopeless
eeeny in its CRY at the rattlins window, -
= lees past into the darkness and from far.
out in - elou1, ! teSr ths howl Of t. prs,
suer5 and i1sWi shrl1 jtciings denir-g
ingly id its light, to the Arsbonghs, whore
it once played with the dsllying leaves.
But the winter nd--ieroe, passionate,
insolcht winter wind-we know well its frst
wild tones AZ it whirls the sleet in fury, and
roars madly down the deserted street, and
and over the whitening fields, and Kissing
waves. II smites, angrily, the trembling
pane, and boasts, in hoarse shouts, OF its
frozen domain where IL and it alone, reigns;
and storms rush past, and giant iceberg
march in glittering moonlit arms, at its bid
ding; and the cold, black Northern ocean
rolls meaning ii its chains, or rises Is its
masters word, and tosses its continent of
ice to heaven. But there are tones In the
wild air q this Wintef night, that, BY our
warm fires, we do not hear. There are gar
rets, where, in the darkness, Want and Fear
hold unearthly revel with the winter wind,
and they mock thehopeless heart, and freeze
the dropping tear, while Hunger glares in
with hollow eyes, and NIL the minions Of de-
spair Shrek and gibber in the blast. And
there are homes where grim Want always
waits, where leering Temptation ever looks
in and beckons and whispers, and around
whose doors the gannt wolf Of famine ever
bowls and digs. Oh there are fearful tones
in this winter wind God help the poor and
the tempted tonight. Detroit Adrsrtiser.
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Marriages In New York.

The Albany Evening Journal has sum-
mary Of census returns, touching marri-
ages in New York in 1855; based upon Mr..
Hough's official report. Some of the facts
are curious. The total number of unions in
the year 1855, was 2l,551. The most Of
these were in New York County-the least,
in Hamilton; 927 widowers mated them.
selves with widows; 2,O07 widowers sought
consolation aud matrimony among young, or
old girls. Of previously unmarried men,
365 were led to tho alter by widows. OF
first marriage on both sides, the number was
1895. The age amongst the men at which
there was most marriage, was %. The age
at which most women married in that year
was 20. The three favorite hymenial peri
DDS Of life among the girls were at the ages
of 10, 90 and 81. Corresponding to these
among "the boys" were the ages q, % and
%. Of young wives there were Is only Is
years old. 249 were Is years old, and of
'ssweet sixteen' wives, there were 676. OF
the baby husbands who escaped maternal
watehfulness that year, four were Is years
old! One Of these was picked up by anoth-
er baby-a girl of l4-another was entan-
gled BY Is year old female another was
trapped by tough young lady Of p, and
the fourth taken in and done for by an ex-
perlenced woman of q.
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Con tho eve of the adjournment Of the
Constitutional Convention, a resolution was
adopted requesting Congress to grant an
appropriation for the relief Of those who
suffered in the disturbances in this Terrific
ry. Judge Elmore was the originator of
the resolution Times.
If that move is carried in Congress, we
shall put in our claims, as follow:
Trip No. l-One pocket handkerchief,
lost in Leavenworth while helping to guard
it from Lanes invading army one box Of
caps and Is buck shot, lost while guarding
Uncle George Keller's house from the incen-
diary's torch.
TAR No. Distinguishing FIRE in Leav-
eaworth one night, IS cents, to which add
Is cents for cheese and crackers furnished
-tailor's bill for cleaning grease out Of GU,
coat, which got on it while mapping in Uncle
Gecrse Kealer's porch, and guarding it &c.
$',69s.y' worth Of property We sacrificed
during the disturbances. One claim worth
$l0, 600 which We did not 70 over and take
during the disturbances. p.
We wish to hire an agent to prosecute
our claims; will give ten per cent on the
amount obtained, in good currency. Pitch
I argus. o''
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A Shocking Climate.

Unlocking over st. Paul paper of the 2lst
INST, we found ga Minnesota Ballad" of
which the following is the opening stanza:
Know We the land where the groves and the praires,
In natures bright robes arc most gaiiy arrayed?
Where during each season the climate neer varies,
And springs bubble up, meath the oaks pleasant
shade?
Being naturally DESTROYS of ascertaining
the character of this 'never-varying climate
we turned to the local columns in search Of
a weather item, and found the following:
"BIrrER CowLp.'-We tacitly admitted
the force of the above remark which fell
from the lips of a frosty looking lrishman
Yesterday, and which seemed to issue spon-
taneously from within his ribs-so earnestly
was it made. 1t was indeed cold. The mer-
curry in the thermometer coquetted with zero
all day.
We prefer climate that varies OCCASION
ally to one where the mercury keeps up a
perennial Irritation with zero.
We now understand why our Northwest
winds are so cold. 1t is not as philosophers
pirate, occasioned by their dryness, but is
because they come from Minnesota, that
'.Thrilhng region Of thick-rbbed ice"
Madison Wis.) Journal.