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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

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ELECTION OF y. S. SENATOR. The Boston
Advertiser in commenting upon the election
Of Mr.. Sumner, mentions the following sig
nidcant facts, illustrative Of the progress Of
Free Soil opinions in this State. t6S,a ga6
ut is impossible to refrain from COMPARING
the election OF yesterday with Mr.. Summers
previous electionin the same place six years
ago, No'o he receives nearly all the votes. on
the first ballot, taken on the third day Of the
session, every member speaking aloud his
vote. Then he received only the exact num-
Der necessary for choice-one more than
half the numher-and the election was not
effected until the 26th ballot, taken on the
Hath day Of the session April "a, 1871 and
the votes thrownlin sealed envelopes. Thea
he was the candidate of party which threw
27.636 votes in the State, at the proceeding
popular election, or about one 18th of the
whole number. Noap he is tile candidate of
party which threw los 400 votes in the
State, at the last popular election, or about
two thirds OF the whole number. TAen he
was chosen TO body where he could expect
to lind but two or three associates sympathiz-
ing with his sentiments. Noio he is mem.
Der of party which has a majority in the
lower House Of Congress, and numbers a
quarter Of the members even of the Senate OF
the United States Truly, tsn.pors nItensur,
nos ct RtWtans9y in tlIis."I I'd sacal gasas,a
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d M P0RTANT TO DAGEU ERR cot Y q.
b ISIS, MARBLE DEALERs AND OTAaRs.
Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

method has long been ,ht for to insert in dur
able manner, Dasuereotype Mkenesses to Head Stones
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Gases
Tor the last two years and can warrant thea to
the picture for number Of years,
Tbs outside case is made Of PariRn Marble, AMI the
DoN which ene0seS the picture AMI keeps it in of
great perervaon for long number of years. is made Of
brass--G screiO b01. 1t makes a very neat Job on a
bead Stone or Monument They are psed 10 Greenwood
Cs4sery, }iount Auburn laurel Gill and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuit5d States.
liberal discount made to Marble da8lers and Daguor-
reotypists Price from $225 each TO $3.50 cireuGr
o. enyngs viii be sent to any address, Tree, with price
list Address,
L. BALDWIN, Agent Of Siausoleuul Dag. Co.
90 d8m 1886 Broadway, New York.
GSIEGER's SEE WING MACHfNEs.-
These celebrated machines in practical prof
table use in all parts Of the ci1ized world In ali the
various trades, aud in sewing every OF fabric either
OF cloth leather they have been fully tried and APP
fail to work, but SINGERS Machines
Always Operate Perfectly,
being strong durable, and complete contrvance and
workmanship. perfect Sewing Machine kept employed
affords clear profit of $1,000 year, but imperfect
one is of constant vexaon and loss The entire
reliability Of our machines is great for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of trail and delicate construction recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
tne eve MT to perform substantial work. The truth Is,
hmiy sewing machines ought to be stronger than any
other because they into less skiful hands than when
sold to manufacturers and used for greater variety
Of work. The machines which have proved b st for all
obec purposes, be be best for family Use and they
are Singers The speed Of yur machines he's lately been
doubd No other compare with them in quantity Of
work.
New machines of the latest improved style, viii be ex
changed on liberal terms for old sewing machines of
own make, or operative machines Of ether oanuiac-
tureTS. Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
B. all persons desiring full information about sew
ing mechioes Oh ain by ply ing for copy OF 81
NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette paper devoted entirely to the
subject 1t will be sent gratis. L NJ. SINGER & co.
Principal Office, SO Broadway, New Yor6.
BRANCH OFFICgs.
47 Hanover ST., Boston, l42 Chestnut St., Phila,
80 Westminster St., Provi 105 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
dence. East Fonrth st, Cincinnati.
274 Broai st sEewark, N j. Chic,g Illinois
S47 Broadway, Albany, NY 65 North Fourth st Louis.
9ioversvile N 81 ST Charles st., NRg Or
95 Chapel st., New Haven. leans.
IL Bachanar s., Glasgow. 20 Dauphn St, Mobile.
Scotland.
o20 d3m
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The Am. Sunday School Union
PUBLISHES NEARLY
One Thousand Different Books
CHILDREN AND YOUTH!
Moral aud Instructive,
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The following are some Of the latest.

inc IolOWluR are some or the iatest
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BOYS PICTURE GALLERY. Fully illustrated. 10
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HUMDoLDr AND FRBMoNr.-Frou n letter
to the N. y. Tribune, written by Bayard
Taylor, describing visit to Humboldt, we
take the following reference to American pol.
tiles eH ss4sl.5 Aa 1sF ~
"A'ter showing me one of Hildebrand's
watercolor drawings, he returned to his seat
and began to converse about American af,
fairs, with which he seemed to be entirely
familiar. He spoke with great admiration Of
Colonel Fremont, whose defeat he profoundly
regretted. And it is at least most cheering
sisn' he said, and an omen of good for your
country, that more then half million Of men
supported by their votes man of Fremopt's
character and achievements, With regard 70
Buchanan, he seid: / had occasion to sneak
Of his Ostend Manifesto not long since, in a
letter which has been published, and l could
not characterize its spirit by any milder term
than savage safsTa
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TAE NEW YoRK EVENING PosT, speaking of
Mr. Summers health and proposed return 70
I Washington, says: - aaitasYr99 ct,fa...
"He never makes any effortin public with
out great excitement, and excitement is Just
! what his phys icians earnestly counsel him at
present to avoid. His return to the Senate
would unquestionably be the sigual Of at
tempts TO annoy him, on the part OF some Of
the Senators-of derogatory allusions which
he would be tempted to answer. and Of imra-
tations which he would feel it his duty to re-
pei. The Senate is not now what il was q
few years since. In goiag back to IL, Mr..
Sumner would at once plunge into excite
ment. .a8a4tHsnt on
At present, his vote would probably change
no decision Of the Senate. His vacant chair
is more eloquent than his presence would be,
at least until the time shall arrive when he
can uplift his voice with its accustomed pow
err. His nervous organization, always exceed
ingly sensitive, is yet morbidly alive TO slight
impressions, though reeoyeFing ita original
! tone. with slow process Of reparation which
ought not to be disturbed. We hope. therefore,
for our part = and those who are rightly m
formed in regard to his case will Join usin The
hope-that he will allow Nature. who cannot
be hurried, to perform her work in ehSrown
time. and that he win not presents himself IN
his seatin the Senate Chamber {, aha present
session of Congress- =.
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z1siste!ia
EINR EsNrAN ORStc. bIanufac1urer and Dssler
Il in STRETCHED and RIVETED
agak : -eagERcl' EBelJIsg,

a in STRETCHED and RfYETED
oak seaghcH' Betting,
No. I25 HANOVER sT.,...................B 0ssoN.
Also-the exclusive New England Agent for the VUL.
DANIzED HETALIo GCTrA PERoHA
MACHINE Betting AND TUBING.
Manufactured under RIDER & MURpHY's Patent
We also keep FOR sale endless variety Of Gutts Per-
cha and Water Proof Goods, (the former Of which
received the Gold Medal at The Worlds Fair auI Ameri-
en Insttue) among which may he found Steam Packing,
Hose Pipes, Fire Buckets Horse Covers, Wagon overs
tano Forte Covers, Crumb Cloths, sheeting tor SICK
beds, &c) Rats Caps, Coats, Pants Leggins, Boots,
Shoes Gan and PISTOL Cases Life Preservers Air Beds
Cushions Travelling Bags, Kaapsacks oanteens Canes,
Toe Guta P+rcha as will be seen below being entirely
inerent in its nature from Rubber, will not be affected
by extremes of heat cold, oils, acids, or fatty snb
stances and will not crack decompose become sticky,
and has the advantage Of outtU drtHg any 9th
heretofore used as water poof beside. being cheaper
in prlce.
Cur Machine Betting, Packing, Hose Pipe &C. being
tnmpos Of the material is found b. b. tha bsSt article
ever usei for sroh The Betting VII subject
ed tn heat or friction, where Ioda Rubber uld
decmpOse and be 5ome sticky, away dry and
be for belts where great fri un would be pro
ducel and is Hsrr4nted TO better than LEATH
En- and when the prices are copaTej the economy and
ad vantage will at once ba
We would earnestly call attention Of MLcByTsrs,
CCTToS ANO WooLLEN MANrF ACTURERs, PAPER MAKEas,
sARISG add planning Esr4BLsRM zNTs, owners of eRIsF
MILLS aud al proprie5Es es-olshpents where belt
ing is used, TO this article OF GUTTA PERCHA BELT
ING confident after trial. they viii acknowledge its
great advantages over all other kinds We will allow all
those who in doubt to ts utility privilege Of
testing ass rion3 Of its mer Is, ant if not satisfied
thstw5 a statedis correct, they viii not be called
GUT arcticle is produced from
ig,?e 'ndra Or qot t'. tree,
chipelagu,- 'aniusalsr
Borneo, Ceylon, d. arc
lonnd immense forests Or
great abundance.
It's fruit Contains concrete, edible
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14
THE s0hCaSTEE SPY.
Printed and Pubhsi-a rs JoHS bIILroN EARLE,
rIsMAs DaEg at No. 2I2 MAN Street, Woresster Mas


DAILY f4PER-Five dollars per year; $3.50 ior six
nonthaj $l25 for three months; I0oents per week; single
opss two cepts each }hen paid strictly IN odpaaCs
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportional
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
months and so cents for three months RI paid strictly II
advance, el.7h eta year; single copies cent? each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14
4e simplest, best and most desirable Spring in use
Patented February "a, ae, 1886.


Patented February IS, 1856.
EaSz
he peculiar advantages of this Spring all others
sretbvious for TIE following reasons:
It, II is double acting, closing holding open the
dec as reQuire6a
O. It's greatest powers At the closing point, decreas-
ing,s the door opens
ST. 1t may be easily detached FROM the door by rails
inghe lever from the hook and dropping it against the
franc
20. It is Of simple construction and not being COM
phcled, will not get out of repair.
ST. 1t Is the most durable Of all Springs, the power
beF graduated IS the door may require.
6l Its greatest action requires hut oneeighth Of
ttrn others requiring from to threefourths Of turn
hend it will not lose its elasticity power, however
lolgln the stretch and conpot be broken.
I'll Il is, contrary to the general rule ornamental
ard applicable doors Of houses cars, steamboats,
or gfs
Ants for the Introduction and sale of this Spring
want 10 every county in the United States.
Riats States Counties and towns fors ale on liberal
terms The utility Of this Spring is unquestoned. En-
terpring ma money.
For gifts, apply to 4. q, RTlTHYEN, at 8. B. ]. God
darllsq Is Office, or L. D. G0DDARD'5 sto, e, No 1876
Mamtre t, Worcester.
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rNoFFEE GRINDING.--Corner Of u ion and
4 J Exchange street Worcester Mass, - Best "0LD
jAv ~ MOCHA, JAMAICA, ard WEST INDIA COZ
FEE, Greah ground and pure, warranted 70 suit ~
Also, Uhickery, or Dandelon Coffee, at low price
aQQ d9m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

HNOOPER'S Eehaed Shees aud S9sred
a ISINGLASS, for BLANC NANCE, TABLE JEL-
LIES, sc prime article for Gonfeetonsrs Hotel and
Family use 20 be obtained with drecti for using, of
tine principal Grooers ana Druggists Throughout the United
Ststea PETER COOPER New York.
nj
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4 IGHT Ard HEALTHY BRGAD,

AZ AZ ~ - H hIfA "a A MA RI
JAMES PYLE'S
ID 6eEetGC S@EG o. % + "a 8.
The ngh pint of perfection attained in the putaca.
ton Of James Pyles Dieetic Saerstus, is of much i'm
portance to the American public, and should couuaani
special attention. Saleratus is used in almost every
lily, fco the President do@n the hunbest citizen in
preparing the greatest necessary Of life BREAD; henes
the Importance OF purely wholesome article
HEADS OF FAMILIES!
Take heed that your Chlldren's health may be de-
stroyed, for medical men Iiinousy acknowledge thai
the strong alkaline qualities Of common saier4tas are
the system, and the way for numerous diseases
the great mortality among children Of the present day
from apparently simple diseases, can to great extent
be atri uted It's destructive properties. Indeed ii
consumers had any knowledge of the dangerous lpuri
ties existing in much Of the Saeratus in USE they
would shudder at The thought Of using It in their food;
but here is an article that can he relied on.
JAMES PYLE DIETETfC SALERA TUS,
Which rapidly finding it's way all parts Of the coun.
try. Its pure and harmless qualities are so seevdent
that any Intelligent Lady be convinced by single
trial. and It's pnwerful raising properties quite su.
cient produce eighth bread Suitable for the
most delicate or dyspepto paent) from the pound Of
-four than can be done in the ordinary way For short
Biscuit Cake and Pastry Of all kinds it is By far superior
to Super Carbonate Of Soda and requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator Of the Dietetic Sal
eratus, and that bearing any other is counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, ia Warren Street, New York,
For sale st all the Groceries in Worcester and through
oct New England generally. as daW6n
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Drp GOODS.
sx.REAT RED FIGURE" SALE.
RED FIGUREsl RED FIGUREsu
NEW YORK BRANCH,
sc Main Street, Worcester.
MACKENZIE & PRATT, Propriotors.

Ladies' owing to the great importation Of Goods the
past season, and consequent over providing Of the mar
kets the scarcity Of money &C. &c, we have been en-
abled for cash to buy the greatest bargains
in F.ncy Dry DDS seen 10 Worcester. We have
been engaged for the last tn days in marking the
and re tickeng ami marking the OLD in the much
sdmhed Red Figures" which last season acted as a
Taismanand brought the ladies in to the Branch
This time however, have even outdone ourselves
The way we have used the Red Pencil,
Is A q AU ITO N,
and no mistake. We intend going the whole hog this
time no half measures with Us. No matter what may be
SACRIFICE,
the goods aud shall be sold All our old marks re.
main on the goods and the " Red pice Is marked on
white tickets in large legible fl CUES as
RED AS BLOOD.
Now is the time to buy
LIDAY GIFTS,
"es We gusrar tee 10 please all who may cal,
-ay with snili lg faces, full pockets md
is coming ant so is New Year,
'ss-ing to friends than
to k>~ "air of Sleeves,
Emhroidere,. where
can you buy thlseS-
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The public are invited to examine the large addition
recently made my stoc4 of and beautiful styles Of
Ladies' and Gents JeweIry,
Consisting in part OF ftoH nun orr
Gents Gold Vest and Fob CHAINS.
Ladies' Gold Iuard and ohatalain CHAINS. ~
Gold NECK ACES L0oKETs and BRACELETS.
Coli vEsr HOOKS, SEALS and KEYS.
Gents Gold Studs SLEEVE Blu TONS and PINS.
Ladies' Gold, GoLD-sroNE MOSAIC PINS, KNOBS
and DROPS. yt- .r -
Ladies' Gold, cAMFo PINS, KNOBS and DROPS.
1000 Gold FINGER RINGS, comprising all kinds.
Also, a ..t..t..
SILVER SPOONS, SUGAR sHovELs, NAPKIN
RINGS, &c.
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, 60, from the
best Silver Paters 10 the country.
A large stock u GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, sx
ceent time-keepers f
An the above mentioned goods will be sold at the
price offered, and warranted prove az
| ais ~ dhwtf T. NJ LAMB
| 1nn CORDS OF WALNUT WOOD,
INV for sale IN lots TO suit purchasers. AIRY 70
4. O. BLISS W A an 4llN 2 dlo
= IlIl 3 l1as n It nl1 Iiisa41T-
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n. d. advertisements
aEoNMY! MONEY!! MONEY

EONEY! MONEYi! MONEY!!!
- { WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is Just
as easy for any one to be around sith icke fu
not, if ttey only think 60. have got new article
from which from Eve 70 twenty doers day can be made
eith by male female. 1t is highly resDecabe busn
ess, ard an article which Is Wsnlsd in every family in
the uired States. Enclose two dollars by mali,
ny risk, and will forward by return mail crculor.
with iu instructions in the art The business is very
easy-Try it. you Out Ct employment. and you will
never regret; for it will be better for you pay tie above
sun and insure good business than pay MY five
cents for spurious advertisement This is no humbug
Try lH~Try IL! Try it, Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
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Crotkerp, &c.
NO CHANGE ~ THE
CzkOCaGE9gY BUSINESS :! (!
SAIL $4,000 WORTH
CR0CKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER HANGINGS, SO.
To be sold as soon as possible.


Contemp ated charges " are spoken Of by my neigh
ooFs as things to be wondered st, bu3 it is within the
memory OF that several changes have been made &C
the same place yet the " fOun alton Of the Hea of
the Commonwealth has thus far stood uhshsken
They speak Of Great Discounts to ne made on all
their Gro 8, inclndiag JAMES EDWARDS & SONS
Stone Ware which they specify the best IA Ia. mar
ket.
beg leave to announce to the pablic that have on
hard both Tea ann dinner Wave Of EDWARDS', which
would be glad to sell at 10 per discount before or
after the 245h of January next.
have now on head a lArze assortment OF
JOHN ALCOCK'S GOODS,
which cor slider far superior EDWARDS and as have
bo'h kinds on hand, would like any 10 show The
difference between them to any one vho will favor me
with call As MIR Al cooS has price, nd warrants
discounts that can HIwai's. Upon examination
think any one viii that Alcocks is cheapest the
lLEST PRTC ES.
| have on hand as usual large assoi traent
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware, Silver Plated Tea Sets, Knives Forks
spoons, Tea Trays Table Mats Tin Toilet Ware, &c.
winch shall sell at prices be bought in
thls cug.
PAENEL AND DECORATIVE %
P A p Z z Z "a II C IN G. S.,
have Just received a large lot Of New Patterns of
PANEL and DECORATIVE PAPER HANGINas
suitable for Parors, Halls Dining Rooms &c. Having
made arrangements with experienced hand to hang
the above can safely warrant entire satisf ction All
nv common Papers viii be sold ardiess Of cost to
make room for my Spring Sock.
j. p. HALE,
d2o d&w4w 181 Main street Worcester Mass
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The New WARDEN OF THE STATE PR1soN.-t
The Journal says of Jacob L. Porter, Esq of
New Bedford, who has accepted the appointments
of Warden: @ t .rsg
He is the well-known keeper Of the Btistop
County House of C1rrection, aad has had twepty-,
two years experience as master OF a correctional
lsstutioh: lie Is sad to possess great frmness
aud intrepidity, combined with immense practicli
wisdom, cooness and benevbence, and aisn in an
eminent degree the confdence1of his fellow citl-
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& Co..
We have the oa.
before us, and are much pIsaY-
plan and execution. Edited with care anu
cumspection, and adapted to the capacities and
wants Of youth, it furnishes reading lessons for
schools, that are always fresh, new, entertaining
and instructive. The advantages to be derived
from such work are manifold, and must impress,
themselves at once upon the mind of every con.
siderate person. Mr., E. ]. Marsh of Leominster
is General Agent for the work. He is now in the
city, and will receive subscriptions for it in this
county
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ENoR ALE AT a BARGAIN, ~ APPLIED
10 dtfkwst ~ HOOD, asa Main
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NT EW AND CHOICE BoOKs!
- SELECTED FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS, REWARDS, &c.
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lia Saturday Courier says :

The AMER1cAN ALMANAC, and Reposifoyy Of
0setm hno,oledge. for the year 1857. Boston:
Crosby. Nichols, & Co. '7 51',a9 49,
Tins is the twenty-eighth volume Of this very
meritorious and useful work. In the extent of its
information, astronomical, political, statistical,
and miscellaneous, it is unequalled BY any other
periodical Of this country, and will compare IA.
Voraoly with any similar work in Europe 1t has
come to be a standard work-a necessity that can
no more be dispensed with than other works Of
every day reference in the counting ROOM the
lorary' and the parlor, and the present number
does not fall below any Of its predecessors Its
city by 2. Baker 4 Co.
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sooToH PnpnnH!
p 70 RIS 90 PHO
Union Block, 1856 Main Street, Worcester

l.. ID. GODDARD.
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the goods must aud shall be sold. All our old marks re.
main on the goods, and the " Red pice Is marked on
white tickets in large legble fl CUES as
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Fuse AT THE BRANCH

this next week, and If low prices will it, shall be
done. We hope that every IN, and child will
will give US call and prove the Truth IT our assertions.
This is no humNug sale smb r but bona fds SALE
An cur Collars p per cent reduced.
All our Sleeves rs PER reduced
All our Flluncings IS per cent reduced.
our Trsertings 25 per cent reduced.
ALI our Black Silk V.ils,
Infants Waists.
Black La~es,
Moire Antique Trimmings
Kid Gloves, Black Velyet Ribbons.