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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-14
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-14
N o V L L t
10 $500 81
SEWING MACHINE !

Practical Seeing Machine for s5. Performing fully
equal work. missing Of stitches getting of
der. Any person can use IT, Every body will have
IT, Its simplicity will recommend II at once to any
person examining them. To give early distribution
Of Seeing Machine, containing the requisite qualities
which, by Its beauty and low COS, will at 80 to the
masses we will cede ToUn Rights to parties wishing to
secure the sale Of this useful machine for
towns in Worcester and Middesex Counties, for which
VIC have the exclusive Right
N. B.Ths Is the only Is Sewing Machine which Il NC
cured by Letters Patent which Is granted to Bartlett
Co., New York. All others worthless infrngements
See notice of Bartlett Co., below Call send for cir
cular with cuts Of Machines.
Bartlett's Patent Novelty s5 Sewing Machine The
original and only Practical Family Sewing Machine for 49,
Agencies arc being established-will open sOondue no
tce given. All persons cautioned against purchasing
using Sewing Machines In which the needle sews from
beneath the table, which infringe the patent issued NAV
H. 1880 and Aug II and "a 1883, secured In the Novelty
81 Sewing Machines" as all who make use or sell such
viii be dealt with % the full extent OF the United states
Laws. Joseph w BARTLETT PATENTED and censer under
s. q Blodgetts Patent, reissued Oct Ia, 1864
GOODWIN n REA
- 220 Main street, Worcester, Mass,
uso uu opposite Lincoln House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-14
I o t 4 c E

Having been appointed Executor Of the Estate Of W.
~ HACKER late Of Philadelphia, deceased all persons
indebted to W. A. HACKER late Agent of said deceased,
nrc requested 10 make Immediate payment and all those
having claims against said W. A. Hacker Agent will pre-
sent them for settlement w, A. HACKER.
H2 d3m No. Mechanics Hall Executor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-14
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1859.
Clothes.
F. III. RICHMOND,

Nos. and Exchange Place. Providence R. L. dealer in
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper Stock including White
and Colored Rags, Hemp and Manila Rope, &c, &c.
febl dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-14
SEC0ND-HAND FURNITURE.

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have 1t removed without
her trouble will find II to their advantage TO call
PUTNAM " CLARK,
diff No. l45 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-14
FOR SALE BY the snL
pAINTING AND GRAINING G.

The undersigned having returned to Worcester has
sumed the business of House and Sign Painting and Grain
ing in all their various branches All orders received
his shop, 23 Main street. up stairs will be promptlo at
tended to- Using none but the best of stock and having
the best workmen, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
the public patronage MILTON 4. CARTER
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
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bic ibm inter leincn uno ieiner Otbuifsn 6anbe III She'll
miro:-Gerner empfthlt CT lid Sn 3iuW9iitcn Sperationen,
ais 5olnaucnshmen, Moertahcn, SIutcaelltPen, Strppfen
1t. lt. Otrlelbe fubrt Gin Eager Der belen YlrfImcrien u.
%iatrittrt cine als9eSeidnete SinftIr ae9cn p15 @raunerocn u.
Muetalen Der 6aale. I'm 9uiprudl bittet .. 6ottee.
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O0r4cat ~9SSirtbSsDoft.

Ser llntC ;ctdnctI crIautt it fciue 5rcunrc unb 70 &C.
Hnniue Scuiltte 9ubIjttm sum Scigtc lcircr an Srrabh ape
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re eerrll Gtauore, Wager SUr unb lpniiiac @ririitunocn oce
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Sublttunl sum Ncifigcn gclu6 Qpute &pbcn.
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SSic>t AT iibcr(cbcmy


lem IntcrNtdneten acrciht eS ;um 8cr0nii0en, Tcircr
Nirtunccn ump Stm 9ubIitum Iein Wager rcn ScrbI- uns
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unf elm WGHrCn!olcr iu t%cItiiQCu. Grp. z. g7Ct ~. 9st.
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9~uacrbtersS Gallon.

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%sT9ctcne Nn;ci9e. eof it bic frubtr rpu mir oil 9ruacuroe;
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@clrGc bclCne %cntpicblc. Sir sutes Sicr uno lrnitt0r Gre
~riIjundtt irtrb ScrGc trcOcn q. TioCcnt
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.

Scriepft llrtS tos tete eager &icr, aud artcr Gr~
ittlNun9cn, MIC nminnte @erlnee, 6Gtcn S6irei;er- NIB
finIburdtr Nolc, Soir9rc, Soreme ,. wcrfcn hete flruno-
h6lt ~rerabrstdt, une titlct I'M ~gcncisten Surrut.
NMm. Is. S6pnkprn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

Nah lem arrangement nit eiurm Der 9rGGtru
SterHrduer in 9btlacrlpbia linc nil Jest in rem
Stanp gcicbt, Gin irbr 9utco unp ihGnro wager
Bier 81 81 per Barrel IN ! uup ] &ese Irri ms
Soua 9~cltcfert Den 6erren gBirt9cn III uerfauirn,
nno bunen oudb oieemal mirorr rus Gcrouiacn
gu batcu, unicr Sjcr bier AM trlicbtcltrn III fin
ben. Gianter s Quhncrt
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NJ aoame Srn,
6llbtpnablc Nrcmium MiQlnrrrS tore.
GO, ES MS:

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fen strtaut.
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Splrr GapS mo otao CrciieS.
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Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
$40. l16. @fe Sro1O= II. +. Srabe. NO. 176.
S.:0. 81 eubaum
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Gin SrUl0 rieles 3a9ege piro e~r9cbenit erbecn rpn
g. so. Rpienbaum
nabe gum neuen Narfte,
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pera mGtoe tb 8utlberS aHT ncine Sbabbtrts, Stppe- une
S~SteB-VVdl6nen auIneitlnn, fur nertn Gjate ib sarantiere.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL

Stmpn Stciuletn,
Str. 100 Sru0bs, snjltcn Der 6. unt I. StraGr.
&Cnl turtrrilcnccn QutIitum mirb bjche rtr ,rtcrid,tcte
Fct'l bclicne %emrtphlen. Tie MStrtblAaft btiTclbcn it nit ccn
eoriu9liGlttn Veirlntcn ouS0Ci1 tel. Gp.ltINc GrfrUduu0tn
uno GCiicdhGcn bee APartce tno jeecrett ;u tobcn. Gr
lh6ne unc QCrIumi9e Saol irro hi pprtcmmcuetn 96ucn
telcns cmrfrhtCn.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30

DODGE ON STATE PoLICY.-The Burlington
Hawkeye says that, when Congress undertook
to curtail the boundaries of Iowa, by making
line, drawn midway between the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers, the Western boundary,
Gen. Dodge addressed letter to the people
of the State, in which he urged them to
acquesce in these proposed limits, telling them
that, ''forming my opinion from extensive
inquiry and observation, must in all candor
inform you that, whatever your decision on
the first Monday in April next may be, zoe
mag not be able hereafter, under amy circuns-
stances, to obtain one square mile more tor
our neav State than is contained aoith,n the
boundaries adopted By TIE act Of Congress
admitting Iowa into the Union" "The
country lying Immediately on the Missouri
river, and of which Congress has deprived US,
is said to be fertile; but a large ertent Of land
forming the dividimg ridge Of the wdters
running into the Mississippi and Missouri
rioers, called the Hills Of the Prairie, and
Which has been excluded from our mew State,
is barren and sterile" Itwas Gen. Dodge's
estate policy" in 1S45, to allow the State to
be divided by the line we have described, and
we have never heard that his views have
undergone any change on this subject. If
elected Governor, will he use the influence
and patronage of his office to divide the State?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30

A BLACK DoUGLAsI>N. "Congress has
never passed law for the protection of
any kind of property in the Territories.'--
Douglas speech.
This little giant, but great knave has the
impudence to assert this to an audience of
what he called the "intelgent citizens of
Ohio"-in the face of a law which had
been extended over every Territory, author
izing men to enter the Territory and seize
any person to whom they may lay claim as
property, and drag them away to slavery
without trial
He talks as if it would be an innovation
for Congress to provide any different protec-
ton for slave property, than for horses and
mules; as if Congress had not already en-
acted slave coGe for the entire Union,
States and Territories: jnst as if the party
had not planted itself Oh this as the sole
democratic principle in Ohio and resolved
to sink with it.
If the principle should be adopted that
slave property is entitled to no Other protec
tion than other pro- erty what would be-
come of the fugitive slave law?
What kind of an idea must this trickster
have of the intelligence of the Ohio Dem.
ocracy, when he can utter and repeat, and
amplity this lie in their presence with a
brazen front? What kind of Democratic
organs must they be that can hear this, and
bv their silence endorse it p Columbus
Ohi0) Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30
IOWA NEWS.

| Among the list of patents issued from
the Patent Office for the week ending Sept
18th, we see one to Charles Whiteacre, OF
| Davenport, Iowa, for an Improvement in
corn planters.
The Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska and
the Fulton and Dixon AIR Line Railroads,
have made q reduction in their rates of
carrying wheat of five cents per bushel,
from all stations west of Dewitt. The
price from Cedar Rapids to Chica 80 is now
10 cents per bushel.
SINGULAR DEATH.-A short time since,
Mrs. Otis, Of Manchester, Delaware county,
jumped from wagon, the horses having
become frightened, and though she alighted
on her feet, was so severely injured intern
ally that she died in few minutes after
wards.
BOLD ROBBERY. -O On the night of the
19ih inst, the house of Mr.. Charles Stew
art, FIVE miles from Burlington, was robbed
by couple of bold and desperate villains.
Between nine and tea o'clock, after the fam
lily OF Mr.. Stewart had retired, some one
knocked at the door, and wanted some cam
phor for sick child. Mr.. Stewart got up,
struck light and opened the door, when he
was seized by the throat six shooter
presented, and his money demanded. An
other villain with knife and club threatened
the women, Mrs. Stewart aud another lady
being in the house. They got what money
there was in the house, only six or seven
dollars. In the meantime the omen made
their escape, Mrs. S. with Child in her
arms. But the night was dark and rainy,
and although only sixty rods from a neigh
Dor, they got lost. In the meantime the
villains made good their Escape.
w. T. Shaw, of Anamosa, adyertises
for 1000 hands to work on the Dubuuu
Western Railroad.
The Congregational Church in Nevada,
California, has extended call to the Rev.
julius A. Reed, of Davenport, Iowa, for
many years Home Missionary Agent.
The Iowa City Reporter notices the
appearance in that vicinity, OF meteor of
magnitude and brilliancy,
which traversed the heavens from near the
zenith in north-eastcrly direction, to
within twenty Or twenty-five degrees of
the horizon, where it exploded like rocket,
into luminous vari-colored fragments.-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30
Dodge PORTRAYED.

A humorous CORE ,pondent of the Spring
fed (Mass.) Republican, writing from Bur
lington in this State, concerning the Iowa
gubernatorial canvass, hts off Dodge in
the following style. Some OF our readers
may recognize the portrait:
But of-Augustus Caesar Pom, ey Dodge
"rhe line too, la51rs and tse Word. move slow
How his tender infancy bore the accumu.
lated burden OF these appc lations, without
Il curvature OF tie spine, is one of the mar
ves o: physiology. Oi his advent and
p,digr, | Lave nos the precise Information
requisite TO a faithful biogra!'her. Were
familiar with Indiana mythology, or had
accos 10 tho rolls Of the Herad:s College
at tie Sta;e capital Of that beloved member
OF ouc American sisterhood, lc uld undoubt-
cdiy graft on to celestial stock distin-
guish:d line of living celebrities rivallil g
the six descen:s OF sp!ne of your Boston
antiques. lie vas born in the garterage of
tie t, drryl treasury in iS3S as Receiver OF
the Land Office at Burlington, and his Pc
ripd Of iact..toa has @ nJ!nued ever since.
lie experiment OF weaving him now may be
u hazi:u ,us one, but the experience and
prac, ice o: attectionate mothers is in favor
OF the trial. As am not writing a stud
horse poster, will not give his hight in
hands, Or any of those other interesting FAR
ticulars SO necessary to persons ambitious OF
possessing thorough. breds. lie is of sturdy
proportions, and ample Drawn, and would
stimulate tile covetousness of a railroad con-
tractor in search of motive power. lie
would indeed be invaluable Il, deep, cut,
and unsurpassed at a heavy fill. Unless
greatly err, his claims to the enduring graf
itgde Of the State are yet o be won at the
pick AK. When l conclude my outline by
informing you that his taurian neck is roun-
ded off by what would have better served as
a figure head IF frigate with an equiva-
lent Of blubber below, for lack of brains
above, have accomplished nay duty; caus.-
ic perhaps and coarse but not one-half of
what he deserves for his insolent bullyiSm
and insulting arrogance. His style of ora
tory is what might be anticipated. His
voice is stentorian he inhales his breath to
the full extension of his lungs and misses it
then follows in incoherent rawlings, between
German gutturals and Indian grunts, the
accumulations of his wrath and bitterness.
He RACES over the platform, stamps his foot,
and beats the empty air with bis double
mounted fist. AS to his literary drapery, it
is in harmony with the rest 1t is com
pound OF the llidago and Hoosier, with
garnsh of Wiunebago. Bad as is the method
and manner, the matter is even worse. lie
AYERS that he would said in ca.ching fu-
gi.ive slave" that "slavery is a Christian
zing institutions" that "his sympathies are
altogether with the South" &c. His doc
trine would be too strong for the tough
gastrics of Mississippi, and unless he is eau
vassing for Charleston, he is fit subject for
admission III our Lunatic Retreat, when it
shall be fully equipped with grated windows
and Straight jackets.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30

TIE Big SH1p.-The people OF the East
ern States and cities are on the qui Uioe in
reference to the expected visit of the sea
monster, Great Eastern. which is expected
to arrive at Portland, about the lst of Oc.
tober. The city Government of Portland
have made oil necessary arrangem ents to 10
the honors on the occasion cf the arrival
Among other things, there will be pub
tic dinner, (as matter of oourse,l ball, illu,
min alton of the city, salutes OF artillery aud
display of the military: The President of
the United States and his cabinet, and the
Commander of the British forces in North
America have been invited to be present. II
the Great Eastern proves on trial to be q
profitable investment, we may confidently
expect that Jonathan will build larger,
faster, and more magnificent vessel, and call
her the Great Western.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30

NOVELTY IN FAsHIoN-Among the novel
ties recently introduced in LADIES' apparel,
is new article Of suspenders. They bear
o resemblance to those worn by gentlemen,
except that they are made of delicate white
elastic fabric, with trilled edge,- about
one inch wide, and are attached to the
skirt by buttons in like manner.
We doubt not this invention will be gen.
orally adopted, with view to relieve the
waist of the unlimited burden which such
habiliments necessarily prodacc. Reason
and experience teach us that the old and
absurd method, while followed, impairs the
health, impedes locomotion, and tends to
ill ll.healtL.-N r. EgpreSs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30

MEXICAN MA7Ysas.=Minister McLane has
returned from Mexico, but was not SUCCESS.
full in negotiating treaty with the govern
ment of that country. One Of the darling
projects Of the Administration seems to have
been the acquisition of territory in Northern
Mexico (no doubt for the further extension
of slavery,) but hitherto all its schemes
have been frustrated. With M obstinancy
and pride worthy the old nobility Of Spain,
the Mexican rulers have resisted the seduc.
i've Establishments of our officials.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-30
THE NEWS.

BY the overland mail we learn that 9
report had been received in California from
Oregon, to the effect that Capt. Wallen's
command of 40 men was massacred by the
Snake Indians at Warm Springs, East Cas-
cade mountains. The report was credited at
Fort Dallas.
"A stab5ing affair occurred in Boston on
the 18th inst, the parties to which were the
| we'll known DR.. A. G. Aver and MIR. Fay,
Secretary of the Middlesex Mills Company.
Some words passed relative to the financial
affairs of the Company, when DR.. Aver
stabbed Mr.. Fay, iniicting wound which
it is feared may prove serious.
Joseph W. Thornton, who shot Mr..
Charess, in St. Louis, last May, has been
found guilty Of murder in the first degree
President Buchanan and his Cabinet
have declined to attend the celebration OF
the arrival Of the Great Eastern ut Portland,
on the plea of pressing business.
The overland mail of the 29th ult,, ar
rived at St. Louis on the 22d. News antic-
ipated at New Orleans. Horace Greeley
was to leave for home in the steamer on the
5th inst.
DIR. Graham, of New Orleans, who mur-
dered Mr.. Loring at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
N. Y, about year age, and who was
pardoned by Gov. Clark, was shot dead in
the streets Of New Orleans u few days ago,
in political quarrel, and has murderer has
been acquitted by coroner's jury.
extraordinarily heavy rains are report
ed in Pennsylvania. A dispatch from
Mauckchunck of the 23d says rain has fallen
steadily during the whole week and the Le-
high river has risen feet. The creek run
ming through the town had Overfown and
the streets were covered with water ranging
in depth from inches to feet. A serious
break in the Delaware Canal had occurred
at Yardlyville 40 feet of embankment be-
ing washed away
General Jessup, Ordinance Master Gen
eral of the United States army, is lying very
ill in New York.
The Denver City Express, with dates to
the 18th inst, reached Leavenworth on the
23d, bringing So, 900 in dust, being the
largest single shi pment yet received. The
returns from the mining districts give a ma
iority of 900 against State Constitution.
A Vigilance Committee had been organized
in consequence of the frequency Of depreda-
tlons upon property. Three thieves had
already been banished. The mines are yield
ing more abundantly on account of the in.
creased quantity of water. The Bayou
Salade mines were realizing from one ounce
to $3.50 per day.