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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

MUNN'S INTELi1 GENCE OFFICE,
2S6 Main strert up Worcester. %,
CAPEBLB GIRLS can b. had to do Homework
MONEY EXCHANGED for gsoi notes and mortgages
MONEY TO L0A n on gold and silver Watcher, and
ther kinds Of personal property. aul0 eff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

NewEou's Cough Bnisam for the relief and
cure Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Common Cod affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally and long stan ling UoughsIn these there is not
its superior an while It's thus ecacous it is perfect
administer to all persons of all ages both
expecorant aud as eInetc,
This Balsam first compounded and used by the late
rof Calvin Newton NJ D., with great success in an
tensive practice for many years 1t only needs be
tried to for il an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by BUSH
co. Botanic Druggists "a Front street. Worcester Mass.
mch25 deoen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

For sale ty NJ R. Green Co., David Scott j Q Hill,
George Spur Charles sibley, James Green, and all
druggists generally. m.29 deSdw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06
CONSULTATION FREE.
DR. NJ. can, for all cases, prescribe equally as well by
letter. Price So 90 per month
The First Days of Each Month,
d r., M AIR S HALL
Will be at the

BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter and Spring direct all letters to the Bay
State House, Worcester instead Of the st. Nicholas Hotel
New York. as formerly.
ne d&wtf
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SPRING IN USE.
The peculiar advantages of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following reasons:
l. 1t Is doubleacting, closing opening the door as
required
Its greatest power is at the closing point, decreasing
as the door opens.
g. 1t may be easily detached from the door by raising
the lever from the hook and dropping it against the
frame
A. is Of simple construction and not being compica
ted, will not get out Of repair.
It is the most durable Of all Springs the power be
ing graduated as the door may require.
8. Its greatest action requires but one-eghth of
turn others requiring from to three fourths of a
turn hence will not lose its elasticity power how
ever long on the stretch, and cannot be broken.
T. tits, contrary TO the general rule ornamental and
is applicable to doors Of houses cars steamboats, or
gates.
~ Agents for the Introduction and sale of this Spring
are wanted in every county In the United states.
Rights for States, Counties and Towns for sale on
liberal terms
The utility Of this Spring is uuquesoned. Enterpris.
ing men can make money. For rights, apply to
Il. Il. RUTHVEN,
At Fiske Il Goddard's Store,
o26 No le5 Main street, Worcester.
NMANTED.-A Teacher aud an assistant for a
Wv High School.
Applications ia writing, with references, may be ad-
dressed to the Subscriber, at Lonsdale r. l.
nct50 deoi2w GEO. A. KENT, Chairman.
DUCK WHEAT FLOUR-Extra ndDouble
Extra Buckwheat Flour, fresh ground from new
o29 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

Bush's Cough Cure LOzeuges superior
to any other Medicine in the form Candy or Lozen
ges for the Of Colds Coughs, Hosrsness, Asthma
Group, whoopag Cough Sore Throat, and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH
CO.. "a Front street. deodtf mch26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

Woodland CTeam-A pomade for identifying
the Hair highly pelumed superior to any French art
Gle imported and Tor hall the price. For dressing the
hair Of ladies' 1t has equal, giving it bright glossy
appearance. II gentemens hair to Hurl in the
most natural manner. It jsndruf, always Civ
ing the appearance Of being fresh sbampooed Price
only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETBIDGE & CO., Propretors of the
"Bam Of Thousand Fowers.n
BUSH CO., 81 Front street, sole wholesale agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

Goddard s. AIdFich's QuadriIIe Band,
composed Of former members with the exception of Messr
Bben Flagg and Geo. Kendall formerly Of Boston, hav
ing obtained entire aud beautiful collection Of
Music are readiness to their former patrons and
the public generally, on favorable terms.
N. ?. GODDARD, EBEN FLAGG,
LIST Violin Carionett.
I'M ALDRTCH. GE). KENDALL
I'd Violin and Promptnr C0Tnet Pist on.
b D. RYAN, D Bass
engagements mad, only with N. P Goddard, ulbery
street. ]. NJ Adr Gu Vine ct, at Boring's Music
Store 2O3 Main street or either Of the Band DIFF o23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

rs FOR SALE.-A number Of good New
EI-TJ9l Mich Cows and Calves will be offered low for
M-SH cash, few days only.
saA&z~4a ELNATUAN PRATT,
no d6t* Salisbury street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06
MARRIED.

M n IN1kI ED.
In this city, Nov 9th, by Rev. D. W. Faunce, D. NJ.
g. Merrill OF Lawrence, Mary Merriam Of this ely;
4h at the Bay State House. by Rev Horace James, John
G. Lamb to Lizzie Richardson both Of Westminster, Mass
5th by Rev Horace james VIM. H. Adams Of Spring
field TO Ellen daughter of Dr. Joseph Bates Of this cty
4th by Charles Helsey, Esq, Edward b. Parker OF Bos
ton, to Harriet Il. Winsow Of Portland, Me.
DIED.
In Lynn, Oct. 10Th, Mrs. Mary Ann wife Of Gilbert
Boyce, 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

A Retired Physician, 70 years of age,
whose sands of life have nearly out, discovered
while in the East Indies certain cure for Consump
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General
Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when
his only child daughterwas given up die. He had
heard much of the wOndesul restorative and healing
qualities of preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to him that he might make
remedy for his child. He studied hard and succeeded in
realizing his wishes His child was cured and is now
alive and we'll He has since administered the wonderful
remedy thousands Of sufferers in all parts Of the world
and he hes never failed in making them completely
healthy and happy Wishing to do much good pos
sibie, hen SEND sucn ms amicted reow beings
request it, this recipe with full and explicit directions for
making it up and successfully using it, He requires Z
each applicant to enclose him shilling = three I
cents to be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder to be applied to payment Of this advertise
ment. Address DR.. H. JAMES, 10 Grand st.,
no d1mls Jersey City, Nj i
nISSOLUTION OF COPAPTN ERr
II sHIP.-The firm heretofore existing under the
name of GEO. p. BRYANT + CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts due the late firm will
be settled by Geo. P. Bryant.
GEO. P. BRYANT.
WALTER D, GRAVES
Worcester, Nov 8, 1857. d4tis Nc
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DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
diseased Of the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
ny9p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

Fire and Burglar Proof safes.-Herrtng's
Patent Champion Safes, with HALLS PATENT POWDER
Poor LOCKS, form the most perfect security against
Fire and Burglars Of any safe offered the public and
only be had of the subscribers and their agents. who
have hand and make to order all kinds of Boiler and
Chilled lion Bank Chests and Vaults, Vault Doors and
Money Boxes Chests for Brokers' jewelers. and Private
Families for Plate, Diamonds and other valuables And
also Paentees (hy purchase) and manufacturers Of
JoNEB PATENT FORMULATION BANK LOCK.
s. Q. HERRING Co.
Nos 1876, 1871 and 1879 Water street, and
No. 251 Broadway, cor Murray ST., N. Y.
s29 DIM
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wORCE sTER DAILY sPY..FRIDAY,
DRY GOODS.

A w F q L RTs TS!!
Great Reduction in
p r I O Il s,
In order to facilitate sales, entire Stock Of New
Fall
Dress Trimmings Buttons and Bindings French Cambria
HonitoD, Maltese and point Lace Collars; French
Cambria Honiton and Maltese Sets; Cambria
and Muslin Bands and Sleeves; Insertions
and Edgngsi Chantilyand French Lace Wells Embrod-
cred, Grass LINEN, and Hem Stitched Handkerch efs;
Infants Waists, Robes and Caps Kid
Gloves, Hosiery and Gloves, Fancy
wooden Goods and every variety Of Fancy Goods will be
sold at so per cent less than our usual prices We have
ais in store 500 lbs Double and single Zephyr Worsted
In all shades. Respectfully,
GROSS E STRAUSS
OF dd 1852 Main street
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os2 DIV oiarK's Block, go Main street.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER Hottie.
York.
wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster, h Co., No
oornhill Retail Agent. Russell spalding, ~ Ire
mont street, opposite Museum.
Agent an Rorcestsr--G. H. sPURR, Druggist. 2Ol
Main street. daWem 900
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INsURA NOE AND COLLECTION
O z z @ e
The subscriber has taken an Office at 81 Main
street, Cup stairs and is prepared to negotiate insur
ances TO any amount in the best Mutual and Stock Com
panies also will pay particular attention to the settlement
Of accounts collection Of bills. &C.. sc.
j. K. BANIsTER
1877 Main ST., (up stairs.)
kEFERENoEs. JOHN FIELD Esq Insurance Commits
sonerj JoHN BoYDES, Esq, Exchange Broker. DIFF jy2
CHAPLIN g. DADMUN.
ATTORNEYS COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos. 4 h Worcester Bank Block Worcester Mass
HEERY CHAPIN, Appleton DAnMUN
apI diff
FRANCIS c. MIsNER,
Tearhpr NJ Ianpuapas. q Rrinlav Hal
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N w Is Il II E TIM E
- to make
THE MOST OF YOUR MONEY,
In cosequence of the present awful hard times we re
solve to sell out entire large stock at 40 per cent be-
low the original cost. Our stock consists Of
Elegant French Embroideris
Muslin Honison Maltese and Point Lace CoarE
Muslin and Camrbic Sleeves and Bands
French CambIic, Muslin, Honiton and Maltese Sets
Collars and Cuffs to match.
large assortment Of the latest style of Dress Trim
mings Velvet Ribbons Of all Widths Buttons Bindings
best Paris Kid Gloves Of the incest shades large
ment Of Hosiery and all kinds of Fancy Goods
Ladies, if yOn wish to Guy any of the above goods
small sum Of money will buy great deal.
N B-We have Just opened case Of Worsteds, sin
gle double and Split Zephyr of all colors
WAxMAN h HANS
or diff l12 Main street, op. Waldo Block
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19
THE FRIDGE MEETING.

A number of the citizens Of Ottumwa and
Wspello County met at the Court House in
Ottumwa on Saturday the t4th al 3 O'Clock. to
consider the question of building bridge
across the Demoine. They organized by call
ing Col. George Gillaspy to the Chair and APP
pointing Homer Thrall secretary.
Mr.. J., w. Norris stated the object Of the
meeting. W A35tst~s s@ei - ~
On Motion of Mr.. B. F. Copeland i. was
Resolved To build bridge.
Mr.. J. w. Norris moved that committee
of five be appointed to examine into the sub
ject and draw up Articles Of Association. -
The number was increased to ten and the mo-
ton passed. aess 9NA
The meeting appointed Messrs. DIP. Inslseep,
John G. Baker. James S. Major, DR.. Warden,J.
w. Norris, Col. Gillaspy, James Doggett,
David Burton, S. G. Finney and Nathaniel
Bowen. rg--sg..a# ga .s.-,s. a.t-. a
On motion of Mr.. Browne, Mr.. Homer
Thrall was appointed Secretary for the Com
mittee. .Iaagas sssz t...-.-s .,-F. ID. .-,.ss 81 5
The Committee was instructed to report at
On motion the proceedings were ordered
to be published in the Ottumwa Courier
The meeting adjourned to meet at the Court
House on Saturday the goth inst. RI
a1t GEORGE GILLASPY, Pres't. q
HOMER THRALL, Sec'y. Ealss
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feEced-in. Instead Of running ahead Of the
cosntsy Immediately around her, she has kept
behind, circumstance which we regard q
one Of the most favorable that could happen.
Any town which grows faster than the coun-
try around it, has an unhealthy growth. Of
tumwa has never relied upon wind TO propel
her. For aught that she has said of herself,
it would not be known that her natural posi-
ton Is better than that Of any town in the in
terror of the State. Nevertheless such is the
fact, and if there is any reader Of this article,
who may be disposed to doubt it, let him take
down his map and study carefully the posi-
ton of Ottumwa on it. He will find that it is
situated in the midst Of the great valley Of the
Des Moines, and he will learn from this article
il he did not before know it, that this is the
intersection of two important Railroads,
namely the Burlington and Missouri River and
Keoknk and Fort Des Msines, also that we
have inexhaustable coal mines all around US,
and that our County is one of the richest in
the State in agricultural resources, furthermore
that the Des Moines at this point may be made
to afford water power, enough to propel oil
the machinery in the State. ~. s.n s.-ssss
We had intended 10 say much more on this
subject but we have already consumed more
space than we ought to have done. % aafsarsa
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From nicaragua.

3" EE~..a +" I'VE" DIRK, Marchia. Y
We have furthe. details of the operations
Of Walkers troops on the San Juan River, bu.
the accounts as usual, are conflicting.
II is said that the forts at Seraniou;
surrendered to Col. Iockridpe,s command
after one days's fighting, and that the fllibus,
ters captured large supply of Minnie Rifles.
ammunition, artillery. provisions and cooking
utensils; they then proceeded up the river. and
took the station at the mouth Of the San Car
los, after which the Rescue gave chase TO the
steamer Charles Morgan. - >
CASTILLO Rapids was abandoned by the Costa
Ricans. who sst fire 70 the building. and fun
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19

We publish less Of the New Constitution
this week than we intended, in order to present
our readers with the Managerial Address of
President Buchanan, which will be found en-
tire on the first page. The publication of the
Constitution will thus occupy three instead of
two weeks. We cannot indulge at present in
any coments upon this result of the late Con-
vention; but We intend to before we get through
with it. II viii be we'll for our readers to
preserve the numbers of the paper containing
the Constitution, for reference and COMPARE
son with the old one with that care and Impair
TALLY which the important interests involved
requires. s .s.,g..,sr..-tr d, srs
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HOMER TRIAL, Sec'y.

LEXINGTON, TAYLOR Cove hear favor
able accounts Of this Western Town. of which
our fellow citizen, J. s. Major, is one of the
1t is sit lated very near the geo.
graphical centre Of the county, on beautiful
prairie, just above the junction Of two branch
es Of one hundred and one, very near timber,
which is on three sides Of it. 1t is said to be
ore of the most beautiful town sites in the
State, and the country around is remarkable
for its fertility, Astounding in coal, stone, and
mill sites. The county seat, It is confidently
expected, will be located there, at an early
dav.
Those wishing to secure property in a prom.
ising town in western Iowa, will do well to
confer with Mr.. Major, who is disposing Of
lots at low rates.
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BosroN, March Ia.


The joint standing committee on Federal
relations reported resolutions in the House to-
day in favor of State aid in Kansas. The re-
port appropriates $100, 1000 TO be expended, il
necessary, for the relief of such settlers in the
Territory OF Kansas as are or may hereafte. be
reducedto want by the ravages committed up
on them in unlawful attempts to exclude them
from the Territory on account If their predi-
lection for free State institutions f
The resolutions make provision for the ap-
pointment OF three Commissioners to dispense
the bounty Of the State and to render such aid
as they shall deem necessary or expedient in
protecting and defending in II Courts Of the
Territory and OF the United States, the legal
and constitutional rights Of the settlers.
One thousand shares Of the stock of the
western railroad are placed at the disposal OF
of the commissioners for the purpose set forth
in the resolves. The Commission is limited to
period of lS months, unless otherwise extern
ded by law.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19
From Salt Lake, Australia and
California.

Advices by the George Law from Salt
Lake City are to Jan. It'll. '''
Kimbail was elected President Of the
Council. -t --if,faE fs-rss Sc g
Oregon dates are to Feb. 18th. There had
been an Indian outbreak at Fl. Sinclair. Four
white men and a large number Of cattle were
carried off z@a E7a3 stt ay
There had been great mortality among cat
tie in the neighborhood Of the Dalles. =.
Advices from Washington Territory state
the Legislature adjourned the 29th, after hav.
ing censu.ed Gov. Stevens course in the In
dian war and the martial law affair. a. b,
Dates from Australia are to Dec ID. The
mines yield ruinously. The Adelide affair
had destroyed property to the amount Of
$5OO,O0O. 300 Nj AZ aleE &, b. RI tsz
A food al Nevada. California, had done dam
age to the amount of $4,000.
The Indians had made an attack on Peter
River Valley, Stark county, and murdered all
the individuals, burned the houses, killed all
the horses, cattle, &C. sar IL @
The largest part of the inhabitants had
previously left the valley with the intention OF
returning in the spring. ,gH 10 aHaa
F. M. Rhodes Of Sacramento, one of the
bondsmen of Bates, State Treasurer, has sus-
pended.
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The Heart.

The heart that's once been rendered cold, 81
By slight, or scorn, or jeer,
Can never feel loves warmth again, #
80 thankfnl sincere. *
For, MS the newly budded rose
Doth feel the wintry blast,
So doth the heart grow weak aud sad,
When blight Is DER IL cast.
No balm Of friendship e'er can heal
The wound SO deeply riven;
No consolation e'er can soothe eATf ftFsf ~.
The pang that's once been given. = ~ ~sAay
The thorn that has been planted there
Can never be withdrawn;
Nor can the heart be glad again
Beneath the hand Of scorn
Though II may seem 10 join in mrth,
And strive to hide its pain,
Still how that aching heart doth feel
Its core Is rent In twain
The pulse beats with maddening grief
sra. Its vitals throb with pain; 4 $50. ..asr- d,
And all Its blood, that once was warm,
Doth freeze In every vein. 81 Has
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19
SAMUEL CUPPLES,
MANUFACTURER OF
AND WHOLESALE DEALER
TWincs,
Paper, Matches,
Wooden and Willow Ware, :
,aa Brooins, Blacking, 9f.s saa,s
Brushes, Selves, 90 n.Aar'

ndlsanBs M0tts, 6c., Ac., &c.
RESpECrEUILY ReOuest = e.pp
Il RON all persons desiring to purchase Goods IN N
line Tor Cash. as am prepared to offer them much
larger and more general assortment Of Good, m nv
line than any other house In the West and ss n.y
chase what Goods buy East, direct from the msnu-
cash and manufacture fully one half OF ny
stock here am prepared 10 sell lower than any hous.
here or elsewhere, that sells on time 81 - 49,
have found useless to attempt TO enumerate arti-
cies In newspaper advertisement and have
mad catalogues printed which win be happy 10 mail TO
any person desiring TO order goods In nv line and
would say TO those who was compelled 10
ast SPRING In filling their orders fer Cooper and WIZ
low Ware, that have now made up and In stere 4
suincient amount to iii all orders ut sight \, 3,
In reference to Cordage and Twiaes, my assortment
I 1y ra1 me largest In the city, embracing Manila,
every size and Cotton Hemp vnd Flax rwines Of ave-
ry quality. @ - 80" - "''-s'' y 80.
MY stock OF paper Is very large and complete ana
embraces every quality suitable for C;rocers Drv
Goods Shoe, Writing and other purposes. / 49,
:. SAMUEL CUPPLES,
No. iao. Second st., opposite Kings Hotel
= 2 .rat a. az. ~. -.
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The SUPREME JuDGEs REVISING THEIR
OPINIoN.-The following Washington dis
patch under date Of the 10th, looks as il Chief
Justice fancy had taken hint from the
searching criticism to which his late opinion
in the bred Scott case has been subjected:
Several Of the Supreme Court Judges are
have revised them 10 conform to the points u
Judges Curtis and Mclean. Chief Justice
fancy 10 altering his materially, and Judge
Catron has suppressed some portions clearly
announced in the Court. AZ The majority dis
agree upon various proposition among them
selves, and have changed ground Gncs the de-
cision was promulgated, the whole moral effect
OF their concurrence is destroyed.
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Special Notices.
Merchant's Gargliaw ON.

This valuable medicine combines the nec-
essary qualities to entitle 1t to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
ths, as Imminent adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of all classes, merchants
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness 10 both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
winch it N received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties Of an anodyae and restor-
atlye, It has wonderful influence over maaS
painful diseases: Its great efficacy 10 heaik
atTioataole 10 the chemical combination Of
the choice ingredients Of which il d com
posed.
w. r. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent Tor the sale OF this medicine at this,
place: Sold also by druggists and merchs nts'
usually IN the vicinity. Wholesale by medic
cine dealers in all large towns. n9A