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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

CHEAP! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST!
d r. Y G. o O d s
Gre at aBa Fgains
CHARLES A. UPTON'S.
To make way for our Fail Stock, wehave marked down
entire stock ospring aud Summer Goons it unheard
of low prices Among the goods that be closed out
without reserve are the followingi-
lot of White Grape Shawls.
1lotOf Stella shawls in all shades.
100 Fancy Shaws, in plain and figured.
A lot of Summer Silks.
80 pieces OF Muslin.
40 French Jacfonetts.
Balance Of Summer s.ua, for boys wear
Berrages and Tissues sd and plain some very nice.
Challie and Berrage DeLaines.
10 ps; Berman Plaids.
Fringes, Hosiery, Cloves Mttts, &c, together with
great variety of other goods, Remember that
the psce to investyour money in Dry Goods is at
au4 diff CHARLES A. UPT0N's.
WACONET MUSLINS AND LAWNS.
- 900 yds. of the above seasonable goods 10
'ore to which we would invite the at se9Gq Of buyers
10 dr Flapg's Block
LVRE NCH CAMBRICS. : Another lot 0
" French Osmbrics in But. Pink and Blue. Just The
thing for children. CHARLES UPTON,
je6 diff Flagg's Block.
In MASSACHUSET IT'S MORGAN
E The undersigned gives notice that his fine Stall.
NE lion, Massachusetts Morgan" will stand dur
ing the Season, at his Stable, on Pleasant Street.
opposite LfncoiRs Nurseries
sired by the celebrated Green
Mountain Morgan ID owned by sias Hale of Royalstoni
Green Mountain Morgan I'd, was sired by Clifford Nor.
gan, z. sire Woodbury., z. sire Justin Morgan, His
dam was cross Of the best English Blood with the Nor
gam and he was raised by Calvin Wheelock Of sutton
In this county Massachusetts Morgan one Of the nes
animals in the country His color is chestnut He
weighs just one thousand pounds, and has trotted
his mile in three m utes For SYMMETRY nI
FORM and grace Of motion and bottom he has no superor
At the Great Horse Exhibition OF the Boston Agricult.
raj Associations In October 1885, open to all horses in he
United States aud British Provinces Massachusetts Mor-
gan was awarded thu End Premium Of $50, by the com
mittee which composed Of the best judges Of horse
0esh in the country,
fhe Stock of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities Of their sire and of the stock from which he has
descended and his colts have been sold at prices ranging
from $500 to $4,000
The celebrated horse Worcester Boy, and many other
celebrated horses sired by massachusetts Morgan.
Terms SO the Season, 1 down, and the re-.
mainder at the end Of tle Season.
Mares Brought from distance will be kept or days,
or until served, without extra charge Also accommoda.
| tons Of Stable and Pasture for any length Of time
All accidents, theffs, escapes, &C. al the risk Of the
owner. JAALAM GATES 173 pleasant-st.
| Worcester, April rs 1857. d2taw&wtf my8
INDIA RUBBER GOUDS.-A new lot, sdaf
y Tunnels, scoops. byringes Mirrors, &c. Just re
oeived and for sale by au1l DIT GEO. Il. SPUR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23
THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATIONS.

Printed and Published BY JoHs MILTON EARLE, 9
TzowAs DsEw at No 2l2 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

PRoFEssoR sLLMAE says ut forms no climbers that
cannot be easy crushed 10 the naked hand. 1t kndles
easy few bilets Of wood suffice TO effect It's ignition,
and it burns freely with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itself In the ashes OF i own comeuston
this Coal retains Are like hickory wood and il thus ef
undsturbed, it will gradually consume entirely In an
open crate 1t kindles without the aid OF blower and
notwithstanding It's easy ignition, II burns for long
time and unlike the harder anthracite, II doe5 not So
out when the quantity Of Coal In combustion is reduced
below certain bulk and intensity.
IS similar TO "Lykena Valley" or "Rfanklln" Coal, and
can be sold at al, IS price
cargo Just received and for fale at
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
,y.....,.- ~. - w. A. HAoKER, Agent.
Worcester June 10, 1851 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23
CLOTHING, &C.

s A NJ o. Ell pa r. X ER
at the old Stand,
IS9 MuSn street.
Having purchased large Stock Of Goods for Fall and
winter wear you'd respectfully inform the public that
9is stock consists Of all styles French English and
o ntaIOOn Goods,
DoEsKINs; A large stock Of
velvet, Cashmere, and silk Vestings;
superior lot Of
CLOTH, for out Of door Business Coats and Iarge and
rich assortment Of German and English
BROADCLOTHS,
For Dress snd FrosL Goats; also fine assortment of
CLOTH, for Fall AMI Winter Overcoats
As the subscriber docs nothing but custom work and en-
poys none but experienced workmen he trusts thai thz
will be sufficient guarantee to those f there are anv
such) not acquainted with the manuerin which the wor
at his establishment is done As regards the fashion and
cut of his work he has only to refer to the numerous
friends and customers both 10 city county who have
for years been in the habit OF having their garments
made at HIS establishment au24 dft
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

NHRS. f. G. BLUNT Would respectfully Inform
the Ladies Of Worcester and vicinity. that she has
taken rooms 1888 Main street. Of Maple the
purpose Of Dress-maAing and Family Stitching, where
she would be happy wait upon her friends and former
patrons, and all who In want Of work done In her
line Basoues and Capes stitched at short notice =
Terms reasonable eodBm my25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

JAMES f. NOLAN
Would respec fully iaflrm his friends and the public In
general that he has removed to his new stand on pleas
ant street, Worcester Mass, where will be found select
assortment Of ncw and appropriate designs for
Marble Mnntels, Monuments, Grave
stones,
and every other article iu trade the lowest cash prices
anot deodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

80 IN ADVkNCE All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for:
WsETLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year. 81 for six
dvance sI75 cts year; single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

road Company.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

s II E p Il.
tons sleigh shoe Steel (swedish)
g best cast Steel, (Sanderson, Bro. h Co..
s." I" round machinery Steel
English spring
German
Blistered 10 'ua
COrking
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

NEW ARRANGENT ENTS.-The subscribe
IN take this method to inform citizens of Wor
eester vicinity that they have taken Store No l43
Main street. in connection with the large ard and COM
modi us Furniture Rooms, formerly occupied by Messrs
sprague Phelps, where they viii carry the general
Auction mad COna m issiOn Business,
In all it's branches and having the services of A.
Auctioneer, they will gle their particular attention to
Sales Of Real Fstate Bank and Railroad Stock Furniture
at Private Residences, and at Sales Room, also all
kinds Of Personal PROPERTY.
Evening Auctions the sale Of Dry and Fancy Goods
Readymade Clothing, Boots and Shoes Clocks Watches
JeEery Silver and Plated Ware, Table and Pocket Cot
lery, Letter Paper Envelopes, Trunks Vaises, Carpet
Bags Umbrellas, &C., &C.
They viii keep constantly hand full assortment Of
New and Second hand Furniture Crockery Glass Brit
Rnnia, Tin and Wooden Wares, New and Secondhand
Cooking and Paror Stoves and general variety Ct House
Furnishing Goods.
Boarding Hous keepers and persons about commenc
Ing Housekeeping, i'll find goods at prices that cannot
laI to suit the most economical purchaser. #e
Persons giving up Housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for cash and have removed without
iher trouble, viii find it to their advantage call on u.s.
Sales of FurnitU, e at Aurtion, when advertised
PUTNAM & CLARK
mch9 143 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

INDIA RUBBER GOUDS.-A new lot such
! Tunnels, scoops. Syriuges, Mirrors, &C Just re.
oeived and for sale by au1l dtf GEO. Il. SPUR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23
REAL ESTATE.

- FOR SALE.-A small Farm, in Worcester,
;:i q miles from the Post Office containing acres
I'LL of choice land, buildings, &c. An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily For sale cheap TERMS
easy. Inquire of 7. M. LAMB, 275 Main street.
sep1O diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

HOUSE AND BARN ON AUSTIN STREET
"A TO RENT OR For SALE-Ths house is situated
on the hight of of land the street. commanding beau
dful prospect, has l6 rooms all in perfect repair barn
within twenty feet Of the houes fruit in bearing ORDER
good well Of water and is Of the desirable places
Of residence in the city. Inquire of GEO. P. BRYANT
No. Mechanics Hall Building DIFF jyI0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23
RATEs FOR ApYERTIsTN

Ihe square is the space occupied by 100 words IL
ines solid 'Nospariel" type, being just inch in
eng,h
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

- SMALL FARM FOR SALE-0on-
;;i tanning Ten Acres of Land in the town of Barre
s Mass, about one and half miles from tie center,
the Hubbardston road. The buildings consist of
good two-story House. Barn. and Blacksmtns Shop and
there is also Shoe shop the premises. Il will be sold
very low, and three-fourths of purchase money may
remain on mortgage for term of years Apply to
GEORGE T. s. CURTIS,
Real Estate Broker,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

HISS OLUTION OF COPA RTNER.
~ sHIP.-The copartnershp heretofore existing be-
tween Charles Pratt and lmes p. Nolan uodef the
name and style Of PRATT g. NOLAN, is this day ais
solved by mutual consent. CHARLES PRATT
JAMES +. NOLAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

u ~
At FISK dODDARD's may be found every variety
of Guns and Pistols that desirable for or amuse
ment, and fixtures for the same
1876 Union Block, Main street.
WoFceafer Mana
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

E.5- We neglected TO notice the arTi-
val o. Gov. Dodge, our venerable ex-Sen-
ator, III our city, last week, looking as hale
and hearty aud walking as erect as though
he had hut Just returned from a visit 10
the Fountain of Youth. His term Of SER
vice having expired, he VIII return 10 prI-
vate life amid the scenes Of his early
tolls, hardships and dangers, whose pres
ent security and quiet repose are III lovely
contrast with that state of barbaric war
fare and constant peril which surrounded
the ploneers OF tins region. II is here
that Gen. Dodge earned the laurels he
has worn SO worthily, aud none will greet
him SO heartily as the few who remain OF
those who shared with him the dang RS
and gIorles of the Black Hawk Wat
Differing, as We do, IN political matters,
we take pleasure III commenting the
course OF our ex-senator in many lnstan-
ces for the independence OF party dicta-
ton displayed GA several important ocea-
sloas. lie supposed the Democratic Leg
iSlature of 1919 in earnest wl.n they IN
struoted him to support the W,Ilnot Pro-
vlso, and oppose the admission Of any
more Slave States into The Union, aud
obeyed instruc ions which Gen. Cass and
others refused 10 do. We believe he
caved IN on the Kansas and Nebraska
Bill, but whether he sus,ains the admin
istraton in natio nalizing Slavery, we dc
10: know
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

"SrlLL IIARPING oS Ny DAuGu-
TER. Ono or two Of our Pst udo-D mo-
cratic co.cmpcrariys- The Madison Ar
gus and Milwaukee News" for ex-
ample - in default of any sensi9l e argu-
ments against the Republican platform or
candidate ;, have raised their customary
howl q Know Nothing" Il seems to
US that it Is rather late in The day 10 *
pect 10 win ~ such palpalle dishonesty.
The propi can read, aud the platform Of
the Republican party gives the lie to such
reckl : alandertrs, who have cried stop
thief unli they have drawn suspicion
upon thtms,Ir,s. For our part we are
tired and ASHAMED Of such arp ais 10 nat
ural.z voters, and have to- much con-
Gdence in their Intelligence and good
sense 10 believe that they are rossesst d
Of sufficient gulliliI.ly - be moved tx
reckless assertions addressed only 10 iLeir
pr, JuLir,s. The ruth is that ai The old
Fillmore National Americans throughout
The country have cav, in to the or, al
National Pro->lavery Democratic party,
and IN this State are supporting JANIS B.
CRoss for Governor. l, IS 10 disguise
this TACT that the hue aud cry OF Know
Nothingism IS raised against the Il pub
lican party. We venture TO sa33, that out
side Of these Know Nothirgs who are
now IN the ranks Of The Democracy, there
are not two meu in the State who lave
any desire 10 interfere with the rights
now guaranteed TO our toreisn-born ciuz-
ems and all assertions to The contrary
only show TO what extremity the Bars,ow
forces are reduced.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
SLAVERY NATIy.AL ZSJ.

The \. Y. Day Book" N. Bauha-
mans organ IA New York CITY, II lis u
logy oi Mr.. BIS letter 10 the New L. =
land manor.ats's, says:
M. Bu:lauan has frankly aud
man.uiiy spoken The very ro,d tuut
was me-, ded, that the country, above
all that the Democrats parry required.
IN order 10 be uId rs oOd-lo be able
10 defend itself success. uiiy to WIN
the great contest u 1850 aud save the
tuoI. lie says, under the Consult
uIoh, slavery exists IN Kansas and
''a.i other federal territJrtrs.'
''iu the face oI tA:s i caration Of
n. BJchanan-the head and au.h l.
I'D exponent Of the d, niouratlr par
ty-"Nc trust the miserable sua.cr-
".ugeI and double drahug. OF petty
"poli,Ic,aas viii dIsappear, and ali
Lon, ); and honorable m-n protesting
TO be ID mocraJo and supporters Vi tus
administrator, will stand fair aud
square on the ground thus occupied :
Is thas the feast to walch the opponents
of slavery are invited, who supported NJ.
Buchanan last fail on the grouu That the
people had the whole control Of The qu, 5
ton Of slavery = that it could not cx..
without positive law = that slavery dad
not and could not exist in Kansas unless
established by her constitution VIII
taese men sui support the party which
within one short year has thu5 betrayed
is professions, and made the curse Of
slavery a National institution, sanUtIii 81
by that Constitution, We have always sup
posed made "To ESTABLISH JUSTICE AND
TO SLGURE LIE BLESSINGS OLE LIBERTY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
Tbs XMAS U-tobar E eetion.

The People OF Kansas have issued an
address TO tic People of the United States,
III vlew u the Oc,u5rr election. The ap-
Pc. uoumvut iaW IS 1aIr specimen OF that
legislation WHEN the Missouri usurpera
made, and 10 sustain which, President
Buchanan is using 5000 OF the United
States, troops. No law more infamous
was ever pressed upon Hungary by Aus
ira. the Free State men declare -
BY the raw Of the election all but those
who nave resided SIX months or more in
The territory are excluded from the polls.
The system of distrcting and apportion-
ment Tor members OF the Legislature
SHOWS an unquestionable determination 10
introduce voters from abroad.-ssss~ SIX
teen counties, strongly free state, contain
ing nearly one hall OF the entire popu!a-
uvl o. Inc territory are not allowed a sin
gle representative IN either branch. OF
tAa thirteen members of the council all
Dut three, and of the thirty-aile members
OF the House Of Representatives, all but
ten are to be elected In districts border
Tag OF the Missouri Inc Topeka Is con-
messed wi,h For, Scott and Lawrence IS
attached to the Shawnee Mission adioiu-
/ ny H'2,po''' lle LaWFeuce district s
also made 10 embrace an indefinite extent
oJ country, having no geographical con-
action whatever with Ii. away oil IL tie
r, g'on q the toeHy Houn ANS, occupied
o"!y IS an ,hd'an trading pos, here and
I4o.e' a. "n'cA Acuto"a precincts returns
may be seat a. at any TIME after the Z
lection, 10 overcome the free State vote
Besides tat5e tAings, our enemies have
compete Foae ss.ol d All tnr machinery
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
J.B. GR,SS aud 4 W RAINFALL.

The Daily News" asserted tina. l.. w.
KENNY, who is known TO be a sort OF
ommander-in-chIef in the simon-pure
Koow-Nolhing Party, would support A.
W. RANDALL, the Republican candidate.
M. Kennedy rejoins as follows:-insist
ing that il would be the duty of the gepu-
inc Fillmore Know Nothings to support
J. B. Cross, because he is opposed TO alb
oliiouism.
Mn. EDIron:-I deny the charge Of
the News that support A. w RASpALL.
/ may have expressed dissatisfaction that
the National Demo rate party. the only
parry with which the Old line Wings, but
particularly the Fillmore A.. erIcaus'
eau tiliatr, should nominate Hon. ]. b.
CRcss, but | assure you | eau bury per-
so Ial preference when | am compelled 10
choose between the National Democracy
and ADoLITIoNIsM. 1 have made eXtens-
I'VE inquiries, and can assure you that
Mr. Cross, and not Mr. Randall will re-
ccive the support o. the Know NothIngs
az party.
Very respectfully, yours,
l.. w. KENNEDY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

THE IssUE.-The Republican candi
dates stand upon the platform of principles
adopted at the State Convention Indi-
viduals may make as many side issues as
they please, but the party is only respons-
ible for / ose doctrines Set forth in their
declaration, and on which all are united.
Should they triumph, as we have no doubt
they Will by large majority, if The yot-
ers only turn out, II Will be a protest
against the INDUSTRIOUS doctrines recently
set forth as law by the L. S. Supreme
Court; against the recent declaration of
Mr.. Buchanan, thar Slavery exists In
kansas and IN all the territories of the
United States, under The Constilut on
against the drspollc course of the Admin
lstration IL It's. eudeavorS to give fac
tIous minority the supreme coatrol over
an overwhelming majority OF the actual
residents 0. Kansas, and against the prin-
cipies of the d mocracy Of this STATE, wno
nave endorsed all the ac;s of Mr.. PIercc's
and Nj. Buchanan's administration, the
bred Scott decision and the kai.s IS tyr
amy. whose nominations were controlled
BY BarStow and his coadjutors in o pos
ltlon TO the known wishes aud relnon-
stranceS Of hundreds Of homes! Democrats
Should the so-called ID, mocratc ticket
prevail, 1t will be proclaimed over The
l.,.. g., i l lit -,
cousin has endorsed the Democratic doe
tringS, that Slavery IS national and exists
under the Constitution, that all the public
domain belongs to the Slave power, that
popular sovereignty is a humbug, and the
people OF a territory have no right to ex-
ciude slavery until a State constitution is
formed, aud that Wisconsin is again 10 be
placed under the dominion of the men
who p.uldered her treasury, and cheated
the people our Of a magnificent school
fuAu. = Some Of our cosemporaries would
fam regulate BIra,o.;, ana persuade tie
people that he has no connection with the
present organization Of the party. TAIs
very wIucIug under the lnpu,ation, shows
that they are lot without ia, thai they
viii gel their deserts. They cannol dis
guise the fact that Barstow had fixed up
on James B. Gross in advance of the Com
.enuou as his man. And many o. the
citizens Of Milwaukee who supported the
Democratic parry At the last election pro-
claim open opposition on this account =
Let all gooi citizens see TO il that the fair
fame Of our State is not again furnished
By the election Of those men Nho either
PerPetrated or justified those frauds in the
f'Rrs.ow canvass or sustained him in his
b. gA-haal-1 usurpation
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

LARGE HAUL or CoUETERTEIT Norris
AND STOLEN JEwELRY.-In ST. LOUIS,
on Cass Avenue, a day or two ago, Two
men, Geo. Bronson and lsadore BeSse'
deck, were arrested, and III seaching the
house the officers discovered svcrelrd
iewelry, consisting CHI fy of ladies'
breaches, Iockets, pms, bracelets, &c,
sufficient to fill :alf tushel basket and
worth probably from $500 to $500. al
50 LundeIs Of new counterfeit bills done
up quiet professionally. and ready i0'
trade" to the amount Of $1,000.
These consist Of 3's Oh the Nahona!
Rank of Providence. r. /. 5s on tAe
Plusfald Bank, Mass. IS on the emp
pewa Bank oil PepIn, Wis; los on lA5
North Western Bank Of NIrg ma, aIu
POS on the State Bank Of Missouri, raj
myra branch.
\ large proportion Of these we're nae,
Is executed, and would deceive any tu'
the most experienced. Of the Chippewa
IS and North Western Virginia ~
large number have been put in clreula'lon'
and some few Of the Missouri 2VS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

THE-'' Patriot of this morning, unable
TO bear the CRoss any longer, raises the
name OF A. ". RANDALL for Governor.
"PunP' says:
1--WE wish it distinctly understood
'.thal hereafter we shall raise no NOM
..lnee's name at the head of our coll
'sumus, until the nominations of both
parties are made, so as TO give US a
"chance al the BEST men"
From this we infer that he is disguised
with the balance of the Barstov ticket,
and had he not already committed himself
in their favor, would decline supporting
any of them Madison Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
ENFORCING TnE LAWS.

Mr.. Buchanan lays great stress upon
the fact that he has taken an official oath
70 see that the laws are executed. His
consistency IS beautifully exhibited in the
+, iative position of affairs in Utah aud
Kansas. Instead of attempting TO enforce
the Laws Of the United States. where
Bingham Young openly dei=s this auth
orliy, the troops are retained in Kansas,
"nefe there Is no necessity for thor pre-
s-Ace
The following extract from speech Of
Brigham Young recently delivered, is a
lucid commentary on Mr. Buchanan
N, thod of executing the laws:
">ow lei me tell yDu one thing, hail
II as witness that God designs to rut ts.e
thread between u. and the world, when
an army undertakes 10 make their appear
&C IA tins Territory 10 chaslise me or
10 take my HE from the earth. lay il
down HAT right IS or at least should bt
might wth Heaven, with lis servants aud
with all ItS people on the earth As for tie
rest, We viii wait a Iitie while 10 see; | q,
I stall take Il hosti { NOR me1lt y 01y
."en>t.S rs az eU.de7a { that It Is tlute
Tor lie Tire Il 70 be c t. Ith,.h nut
ece tc11. E.. q threrhunRre ! ac,to tcGti tal,
acatcr, and a0p can lrhi. at 5he .Li,dl.
a1sStes. Brother Ileber said that he
could turn en- his women, and they ecu !
whip them. | ask no odds OF the wicke j i,
the best way they can fix IT,"