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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
Thirteenth Animal Announcement,
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WORCESTER MEDICAL NSTTTUTIOh
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WORCESTER MEDICAL RESTITUTION
Winter SeasiOn 1S5S-50.
commencing on the first WEDNESD Az in November, at
Worcester Mass and continuing sixteen weeks. The
Of instruction will be. in years past lbe al,
thorough, and systematic.
In the present age Of progression, it will be conceded
by all liberal minds, that demsnd exists ior an Iustu
ton 10 New England where liberal system Of Medicine
can be taught based ppon American Eclectcism.
such the Trustees and Faculty announce to be TIE
object Of the Worcester Medical College, and entertain
the fullest confidence Of in their Efforts and Of
permanently in institution elevated in ls character
liberal in its views and free from the medical deapolian
and intolerance that too often prevail in ether schools
For further information addires JOHN JOHN
s0N, NJ D Dean Of the Faculty Hartford, Conn. or
FRANK IL. KELLEY, NJ. D Worcester Mass
au2 decd&weow3m
NewtOn'a Cough BaIrnn for the relief and
cure Of Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally and long stan ling CoughsIn these there is not
its superior; and while tits thus ecacou It perfect
safe to administer to all persons Of all ages both an
expeotorant and as eIoetc,
This Basam was hrst compounded and used by thelate
rof Calvin Newton NJ D., with great In an ez
tensye practice for many 1t only netdsto be
tried to secure for 1t an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail, by BUSH
CO., Botanic Druggists, 81 Front street. Worcester Mass
mch25 deceit
Or. ;. FOSTER HAVEN.
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TIVE CAMPAIGN IN ILLINo1s.-The following
extract from the Chicago correspondent of the
New York Herald will be read with interest at
this time
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New York Herald will be read with interest at
this time;
"CRIcAGo, August %, 1853
Having been laid up several days after a hard
jaunt in the great West l avail myself of the
opportunity to post your readers somewhat in re-
gard to the singular triangular warfare raging
among the political parties Of this State OF
course this city is the great point where all the
wires are laid, logs rolled, &c; and here it was
that Mr.. Douglas made his opening speech of the
campaign on his return from Washington, and in
it destroyed the last hopes entertained by many
of a reconciliation with the administration
Many of his friends were disappointed with the
position he took on that occasion. They did not
expect he would retrace any of his former steps,
but they did expect he would remain silent in re-
gard to his personal difficulty with his party, and
a clearly Democratic basis carry on the cam
paigp, and in so doing force the administration
Democrats into his support. They now consider
Mr.. Douglas as having at that time effectually
cut his own throat, and in this opinion l agree
for it is quite certain his prospects are
daily becoming smaller by degrees and
beautifully less His friends, who are
such personally, are discouraged and inactive
on he contrary, the administration demo-
Gratis, under the leadership of such able men as
Judge Breese, ex Gov Reynolds, Judge Skinner
and others, are hard at work. especially in the
southern portion of the State, and gaining
glound daily; while the black republicans with
Arcaptain in the person of the grotesque "Ab"
Lincoln, he is here called, are being marshall.
ed under the banner Of the negro equality. The
fact is, the masses are against Douglas; they
have ceased to believe in his invicblity since the
course he pursued and defeats he suffered in the
Senate last winter. 80 Little Giant" and Little
Doug are no longer watchwords with them,
and the knowing wag Of his head is very much
doubted lately. Douglas is not blind to all this,
and writhes under it wonderfully. He is too
stubborn, if not too far committed, however, to
retire from the contest now, and the night of his
prospects is indeed fast closing around, with no
friendly ray Of hope to lead him to share the
rich bountIes he has so long coveted at the White
House. Some .oi Mr. Douglass friends SO
ungenerous to attribute his present runous
conduct to the influence his wife is exerting over
him. OF this we are unable to judge"
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l. n q q l. "a GU n E
WORCESTER, MASS.
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For All Parts OF the West.
FA-tlN''hF IND UfifV K7fllJN'NIt
NEW AND LHPROrED ARA NGE GESJS.

NEW AND LHFRoFED ARRANGEMENTS.
rINIlREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
i hcrianl, Wheeling and az parts Of the Wet
TRAM lexoeyd Snniay)
m connecting alaaepbis:
Washington Ipnctonl viii stations and Cum
ID The NAIL TRAIN fexrcfs Sunsav1
and Reaches Wheeling b. n.
wood with Columbus. tyinnat iayion Indianapolis Lo
vile Cleveland Toledo, Detroit talcao 81 Dal caro and inter
mediate lesuts.
81 The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at y m connecting viii,
express FOR Cincinnati, Louis, Caro- Chicago.
places
places s Yves, nearly loo miles Than other
route. The time 10 these places H. also unsquailei
Baggage checked through ts Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
4
Passengers and baggage a all pC4nis
THROUGH TCKES VIII be sold all the large thr West
At the lowest possible the rs~i Office Camden and at
Washington city.
sccoad class / ataohcs to the mail
from Baltimore Washington
dcy'sb
oakland
which leaves Cumberland 2so reaches Wheeling
at 2 p
Passengers from Washington have ample meals Wash
iugon Junction.
ony by through tickets baggage checks
.asa Fur WAY PASSENGERS
Curnscrand and the express beyond nenon, gong
Esstgardy. train whcefng
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore st 5ss
The FREDERICK TRAIN saesIs Sunday stepping
at stations Leaves Frederick al g. arriving al Baltimore
a
s1lIcUT1-s Camden 8 W.
and $780, Leaves Ehccus Nails at 80 and 30 y
except Sunday t..s "a II 81
W s woorrIpE
Jan l7-dm Master Of Transportation.
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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO.
PELLER SLOOP-OF-WAR.
NAVY nErAETsEsr

December 49, 1851
@ EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Machinery for Screw IrrcIer oop Of War
lie compile Ct ,hs s,eam naener, and apspSas
and placing an board propeller shpcfwar building in The
The offers be specific for putting tho whole
operation INCLUDE patent arrangement
THAI be poiei The which The work viii be-
ana :. by The usual Eaaan'es required ~ law
design machinery viii be
left with the party whose proposition accepted
greats, advantages keeping simplicity
being sat 70 dersngenen, The working parts being
oeec department speed power
coal which ~, space available for ,h, parise viii admit
placed al lie rrs.cs praefSe distance from he n,sinm the
propeller With the connexions hosting composition
putsccs of al kinds Necessary Tor The perfect working q the
whole % DO Of ,hs na KINDA The o hunscrs shan
fresh water from which be made not less than gallons
day an the tools and dra,e and satisfactory
een cruising Alp be inoiadea propo
siion, aed hs Of iheun must Be farl-i.et
The woc and work (eAces boring
for e shaft necessary adapt the Vessel Cor The reception II the
Of tho Navy car,lner aud Will permit the use q such iaes a
may have for hosting the heavy machinery board.
heF Wi oe aiovca IL The hy Of the ship the etr. space under
extending whin this space i
expected 10 coal for IL days n sieabg censulnp
lion Of which the bidder win state in his specifications and weight
Of the machinery boilers propeller ayrnaagcs
with the tools and SPARE work must not exceed 80 toa 2ac
The distance the rnanms 10 the m side Of the
forward sad hs s y l. ~ ' a IL aS 1s s
load line the the keel under the propeller
Steam engine manufacturers who desire Ind obtain copy
the section al the vessel making application department,
The must be accompanied ful specifications general
drawing hating The position Of the gravity the
boilers, &c marked them giving also capacity
steam cylinders and q foo, and delivery valves and
ami oHtbor delivering yavrs for above The
boilers the tire aud also the diameter pitch surface
and kind propeller other principal points comparisons can
readily be made There viii also be given the
Of engine boilers water bunkcTs pnagcs tools and ire
OF 2 2io pounds.
The terms of i be ; when one prth az the materials
and labor provided for IN the CONTRACT shall have
the satisfaction o. the department there VIII be payment
one nth part I" the whole OF the when
Ike there he
nth when
peet further payment d cncnh whom he whole shall
been imPot9t and have MAKE satisfactory trial
further payment nah and when ship
formed satisfactorily for period q three months,
mining shah be
The repairs necessary during this period cm defective
ship materials viii be at the the
The proposals must Re explicit aad qualified CONDITIONAL
viii be considered.
ISAAC ToucEY
ncr lT--@awtloJsn Secretary Of the Navy.
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nc ugs, y carried an oar ys,tse~lss s~ ry-
iaSs and anatua.psa aaaeasa o fls adsrsssnsA,
Dated a Cssnea)
GUARANTEE
The andersisned residing al - s4ale oG - undertake
socspei Iy rosassisr General The BIDDER shall prior de
lst day Of August tsss enter into Tue regred obligation
tract 10 Ierm the service poosed vih eood and saneni
TAis understanding sisy e os.2at.ons aAd sssla as
.a.oi y gsa'aos sHdy ae 27@ se'" s az q Congress y
@ Cs'snsd by suarAulors)
CERTIFICATE atf s
undersigned, postmaster q - State -- cer,laas
under Al oA e % that he acquainted with the
os and Knows them be Of properly and able make good
the guarantee
Dated
Is Altered should should 6tds
submitted be withdrawn M
be guarantee
The dspafteu, reserves the right 70 re any bad which may
be deemed eKrayagant and also The bids q failing and
ie The bad should be sealed superebcd Mall Proposals.
Assistant Fos,aas.r General dsa, once and ses by ,.a nos
by or to an agent and s'naasos VIII not enese proposals (or
retained 10 department
y &c e s o. s Sss s ns s ss1I s, s 4
e contracts be executed not No proposition s transfers viii
department. unless good and
sufficient therefor to he determined by he
IS seson Is Of Of Congress- approved Mch s. lsas
vdes that for the transportation the mail shall be let
every rendering
faithful Performance without other reference to the mode Of such
transportation than royid Tor the due ccey
certainly and security such anslcrtaton" Under this
description q bids has received They specify
mode Of bat take t mai each with
CELEBRITY and using the the law These
bids styled which they designated
department. they viii
prov
ehatrer the mode ecrfy
dads
where the believed
sufficient the lowest hid viii be duly prof
q ..S.drsP specific bid.
When the lowest hid bid and specifies either mode
Inadequate mole accepted
ASIDE for a specific bid proposing the necessary
When the bid does specify mode Of when
proposes carry accor6ing
such specification viii be considered propo
bid interfere with regular
competition, after the last hour receiving bids.
81 Ps,,nas,ers be careful certify tie sucncy
without knowing thai the.
responsibility and all bidders and dis
unctly failure perform
r the service proposed fr IN the accepted bids their legal
viii be enforccd against them.
~ Present contractors and persons known at the department
equally with others and certificates
sufhenry substantially in The forms above prescribed The ocn
Gates Of uriency must be signed by postmaster by
court Of record
AARON v, BROWN
7sHas4 54 aEH.. Postmaster General
Posi- osucK DEPARTMENT,
October ~ 1857
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NFoOIlens.


TINE subscribers grateful for past hrcrs, and
finding that discriminating pubic were siowing their patron
that were necessary 70 exihi n'
enlarged depot
saercm broadway a No ISL % Murray street
yose Hall This enlargement II warehouse With the
enlargement factory wiz cradle iha uicr
keep haad ., all Lreer stock d Grc and burglar
pro than other csiash nnt the world Particular
viii be had safes for private families match
other furniture tho security Of plate and jewelry
kinds rory
Halls patent powder cks for banks
JoHe prrnutaion bank ick and Crygcrs
patent leiieT lock, without key.
$ C. HERRING
Nos. l35 l57, AMI l3a Water and
\. Isl Broadway, Murray 81, New Nork.
=. CpYll L Agents
Washington, u. G.
d W. KNOWLES.
May ely Richmond, Virginia.
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Oxford BY fanaoih and CITY,
IS miles aad a week.
Leaye rort Oxford Mcoday al Y a
ArIlye az Gardiner csiy Wednesday BY 81 n;
Leave Gardiner CITY Thursday az Jam
al Saturday by ;
Proposals passing Bay via Mouth Coqaee
Umpqaa CITY about the distance adyer
are invited.
Oxford by Randolph and Empire CITY, wnohes
and back. week.
Bidders o state schedule and distance.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.

MUTUAL Lie INSURANCE company OF Now HOTk.
Trinity Bsiiiin9 Ill Brsrd.nag.
FTIE assets OF this company amount to nearly FOUR
entirely cash. OF which hsrss
dollars mortgage
the city and New York valued
hans q diiars-
profits already Eain
J,liars the property this policy holders
Forms Of application ai pamphlets giving Information
Piled applying Office the agents
FRfIFk Z. WINSTON, President.
EAAC AisBAIT. Secretary.
Siifi PAHD lipMaNS. Aciuary.
NNJIftN IiSr, IL H., Medical Examiner.
Nav a6-.lNs
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TIVE Judge advocate gives notice, for the infcrma-
Il hon O. sT'iss coming bre the under
Of January To- 1857 that they will respectively
the department when referred c
ccurt in presenting t~ynscyrs tb.y
should prepared with list
sire TO have summoned, specifying which respective
OF "hsncss for The nAvai service" mentioned
TO be applied respectively
which may be required; and in respect @
j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advpc~f~-
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INVENTED BY EraENIo LaTIIla ARCHITECT NJ $. Sc.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
tses buildings. olcs, Gohica, ChspJagus,
Wrsiehes,cr county SeN York
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LErrrses OF MAIL CONTRACTS.

LETTINGS OF MAIL SoNIRhSASs
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the United
.hs l., q July lisa 70 Ss nas sez %
WASHINGTON uT4H. sna nlw l naxco Nh .
issh asy q March nesi 70 Be
@ CALIFORNIA. a
0s y s, 's-' s .ss es s.. :: = sa
Arrive : Sacramento o,y ns1. DAY y sam:
o Ss' an S.aess ~ s s.s ~ ,so miles and
s s.ss 4. M s.s ss sssi s.sse
Arrive q ssockson neI day BY sam;
s.ss = sa rs as s1s sss, s.s
view Cara to San JOSE - miles and
Leave san r n@ dsiiy except sunday ais.m
f.s rs San sj 5. .' ssny except Sunday
1860 fp n I,.ne % and back three
IesSs san rr.asiso Sassy and Friday II. IN
n .ss .sas aas q 1saa.y
User F g ., .s ss .es .s ana ssa re IN
. =. n % e e d q md 100 s.s 1sa
Leave san Dsesa % the oh slsi Oss.ss meo.h;
iaos Prom miles and back times
Lave rssasa.se a,Iy. szosrs Sunday, a'sn
fsavs Garland daily, ezosrS sunday. lispm
,aOs fs . ossssa y ssn San Ie.ndro
r.ao Mission and hr.-s, TO san Jose,
Isss oss.ns Monday WEDNESDAY, Friday
iaaS. San joss Tsssa.y THURSDAY Saturday
laso fsm o.sisas BY San rabo, to Martinez back
i 1,. s !: S.sss; sss z !. n; m,
,as1l fa rs.isss ~ nadmss females back
rsarsrs.aaana Tuesday asam;
E hss I = asR.r Mss a. ssn SAM
lss,s m. rs.laaa BY Boaesa to smiths Branch
100 prsssrr. rhnrsssv a. 4. mn
h, S, s. s.I n. sssa fn e
Arrive = ressirna by srm
Leave Rs.uua. Tuesday and rAursdaya
fs.Ts RUSSIAN mres Wss Il and Friday a,sam
81. s1 sssss ss o $ ys Anderson Valley
Issl4 rrsa sss,as. y SoSs,o miles and back
Leave rrsaiunna Tuesday al sam;
isa .ss s : r. sal as' Wessssisy
Arrive A. rs2laua BY arm -. r..
' sa g. cysss s.usy, Upper
is $, c. II I' s.s.,ss
Il Maps taiy eAyhy 7pm.
fs ka a y R s - san. E and s ons
distance and schedule Of arrivals and
1855 , y.s .s s sses E,
Leave Grafton Thursday steam
@'' fiean sr ,s . - ,is -sar ~ - 800
Lave sal. Taesaay narsdas ' Saturday .io.m
llass saaas Monday Wednesday Friday
Ias,s Tsas Aarane1 BY Alamo Ramon
~. - 49, ~ M. ri.E
- ~ 49,, 49,. i - -
=. - w ~. 4, so. : = a M, fa
80 AA, ,se.s 50 ~ - ~. - y ~ rssF
~ 4, ,,s co.,a, 10 a
A-"Ar ffe"a nA s2Afn " anu SN'i''t " N 'u' ~
Leave 81 juan TUESDAY , rsasy Saturday slam
-.ee ~ $50 "
49, !. 80 - - ~" - - - -
7gsaa T - 80 - 1,.n saw 1,, Ss.xasas ,,s sn.s IN
G.....-e -, - y. - - ,s~rs r-res 10y
- = -. =. - 80 $500 !.
- 81 - hT :, =.
49,. 49, ~ 'ur.nrsaar prssy 5sm Z
sSAae nh - ~ ~. a. = > ~ - - ~ ' $500
.ss.,x
1850 r - 49, - -
and 81 raor,hat g
-. !, - ~, rass.s - as,- ssr.. -
- - ,,o,,b
- -
ss -. 80. az. rx.u,- ,~o ,aas a -rr
- 80 " - $500
rs,r cs,.v,s., p.se-v.usn ana
~ - - ,rs ,rrt,.
-. - ~
.a - 49, a-.ts.1 - ~ ~ - - - - 49, =
- ~. - - ,sh esrA ,.osh 4 n
49,. !, Irw s,rrsr. -r,r. d.xs
,otoa W. =, ,as Ne e s.,, .ns uou,e IN San Herp,,i
$3.50 81 - - 49, -. !, v..,r
- ~ ,.-sa-s nar1x, :,
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|
1851 From Salt Lake CITY by Lhgh City, American Fork Provo
fssS o johnson san, ear ssk
Mex, Santa Clara, California; San Bcrnardino Monte San
Leave salt Lake city on ,ie ssh Of each month;
Arrive san Pedro by se LIST a the following month;
Leave san Pedro on the s,h q each month;
BIDS TO run twice roa, win be considered also bids
parts and beyond Cedar Cy t2so miles from
l2so2 From si Lake CITY by Meas Mis- Creek Mormon
Hoadays settlement TO Alpine CITY, 40 miles and back
Leave Salt Like City Thursday a,sam;
Arrive s :. Alpine me, o n.y. next DAY BY 10
Arrive Al Sal, Lake CITY next day by pm
Mills American Fork reaaan, Grove, Provo ow, spring
Fphraim, to aanti lao miles back once a week
Leave Salt Lake CITY Thursday atesm;
Leave Mani Monday a So IN;
1854 From Sal, lake CIV by sker censvi Pennington Ksys
sie Ogden Q,y Brigham CITY, IS miles and hack,
Leave Sui, Lake CITY Mcaday and Ttursday s,eam;
T ys = s1n r a . nss a ass f y y
Arrive at Sal, Lake os.y next days by ePm
l2sos from Salt lake , by Tcoele oy canssvs, IS miles
Ieavc salt Lake oiy Thursday I'm;
Arrive at Granisyilc next day by IL m;
Leave Grantsvtle Friday at spm;
i' Sssiss asr1is,as Sasy
Arrive i Cedar s1lsr rsiiey nsss cay By iani
Leave Cedar Valley Friday sp N;
sso a ns g s oy ., nsa a s ss Valley SAINTS Clara
20 mics snd back two weeks ~
,ass es s q, , every 70. 0,sr THURSDAY 3 I'M
Leave santa Clara every other MoEaay AZ am; ~
Arrive at Cedar On, ncSi "Wednesday by SPIN
NEW MEXICO
Ior, Craig Las Cruces, nrnallo LIS i,nss Fort Fillmore
and frcuro Texas n Paso, Texas SEQ mhc and back
Leave santa the 2sh each month,
Arrive at IA eight days;
Iaaye = Easo On the I'm and 2sd q each month
Ris r wE1y rims Mi he considered also far The .e,uro,o
part To and bey oaa Abuquergue.
:. and ,,ars os,cen weel s.''-
Leave santa Re Monday 1t s m: 4,
Arriye al Fernando he Tao. we.ncsaar by 10 a M.
ISzve Fernando Re Taas Thursday At M
Arrive al santa Fe saturday by 10 m
1853 From is cTt by Mcs "a Tnr.cp and back once
week.
rar,nres by witch they propose to
and back, iwice a mouth,
B,,iers 10 site distance and sc,lc.ue
Proposals extend 10y commencing II Tasn Texas gil be
considered.
1900 miles hack. u month
Bidders 10 state schedule which l. 10 connect closely with
p,ns fr ,nors rre,.sp, trims sill he considered
,,s,rp,r-r,o>s
c.-.u.u - 80. ssl.-, ,.s H. -,
containing conditions 70 e Incorporated m ne oaes 70 NC esH
ne department. moy dew prrTrr
Seven minutes allowed each intermediate Office when not
Railroad and steamboat comianes required TO take the mail
FROM and deliver into the pot Offices NJ the and
end their aud aud from all offices than eighty
rods from station or binding Proposals may be submitted Tor The
rods from a station or ianing.
ne y @ 3 S M MIN n 1s ,Oc lS ma 10 sh e n
n n p ro ls - -, s sl .ns ne = e sas CON
Of the compensation for The "Trip subject to orciure Iducn
win also be ordered sr grade q performance Inferior TO tia, s
spOeaea enlarged penAes proportional the
= fo eaag behind er throwing gu as as or aay pron Of
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EI Oculista De Paris

DECIEN negado esta cuidad tienna ell honor De
Il l. ofrecer hos
CanaIIflos EsPANoIES
escoo suridc Epeiuc,os IBtes Tee De
Miurrcs Lpocras f1nss
Ariic,,os franc,Sas-
Tnnia proYioBaneHt. Egli street, corner Tenn avenue
Precis may rncdcrados. 10 nismo de Elroia.