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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-25
Spetial 9lotrtcs.


DO you want good AmbrOtypc, Mclaina-
type, or Photograph if call BEAL, No. ii Pipers
Block and sit for of his superior pictures He leaves
II for his customers to judge to the correctness Of the
likeness Don't fail to look ut his 80 cent pictures-the
best thing out Mr. b. is also making Photographs from
small Dagucrrcotvpes enlarged to any size required
Don't forget No IL Piper's Block. H. L. BEAL.
mchl5 3m
It'll universally acknowledged that SPOoNER
lqnop lnoql!M 3oBId 9ul 81 lylJL
e. LINCOLN are making the " Best Pictures
rs ulelI l6I .Aa111vD IHy KOINl :, eql OF % ABS
seen Ill Worcester. Those who have not already had
puo 9:og5q pau 1oql uetl 9Inlod Ioll9q laj
proof OF this, had better call early, and for them
OF % ol oloqM MouH ApB9lIr lou op oqM SsOql OIL
selves
Dental Notice.-Dr. g. HI. EN- CKS'S Dem
tai Rooms at No 239 Main Street, Worcester He Is
having great in using ELECTRICITY produce in
sensiby to pain while extracting teeth All other dem
tai operations perlormed he careful and thorough
manner usual. ul dtt
H. +. bishop, Dentist, Office No. IA Pearl street,
DR. Bishop would call attention the reputation which
he has acquired in the preservation of the teeth by his
pcrior Filings. Persons wishing artificial teeth invited
to consult him. He will furnish all kinds in the APP
proved styles Of workmanship. Electricity and Anas-
hetics used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Office at his residence IA Pearl street. dly dis
l.. Il. Nichols, Nj. d., Homeopathic Physi-
cfan.Oice and residence liz Main Office hours
from | to 3, and to O'Clock p.
Worcester, October 90 1853. diff
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Auetloms.
81 T.. W. VAIL. AUCTIONEER No 1 FIaee's Block
Onposite Bay State House

BY T.. w VAIL. AUCTIONEER. No. FIage's Block
opposite Bay State House.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-VALU-
- ABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-Fy Licence
of Court viii be sold public auction premises
nj the late residence OF MOSES CLEMENTS, now de-
ceased In Worcester, THURSDAY, the 23d day Of June
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the following real
estate to wit The Homestead Of said deceased including
also herewith the adjoining Land with about 4ths of an
acre the whole containing l Land The above
real estate Is situated as follows viz and half miles
from the CITY Hall orcester the beautiful
OF John C. Mason Esq, opposite the Gates Place. with
frontage on Main Street of nearly 1900 Upon the
same Is large new, convenient and thorough built
story House, with furnace and other modern Improve
ments, with new Barn and Carriage House.
Also upon the above of acre Beaver ST. new
building 80 by Is built and lifted up for Soap
tory, with Barn adjoining suitable for the business.
The situation of the above estate renders ii valuable
Tor building purposes investment occupancy and wOr
thy the attention Of Spectators and all interested real
estate.
For further information inquire ofW. T. CLEMENT,
administrator, Northampton, Mass, F T. MARBLE,
no, Irubu St, Worcester or the Auctioneer. Terms
ut SAFE. my24
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Douglas in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May Ex-senator Douglas
has arrived in this city.
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-, -, ID p W. NAILL.
Nm ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL
k5liI ESTATE AT AUCTION, on ELM ST. am favor
ea win instructions from the Assignee for
BuDilc competition, un SATURDAY NEXT. MAY rs, at
r NJ the Brick House, situated the south side of Elm
with good fruit. - 49, - -eS
Also, the same day at 10 A. NJ, the FURNITURE of
said House, ofwhch particular description will
be given tomorrow. -
Per order WIN DICKINSON, Assignee.
my24 H. WALL Auctioneer
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9Ntoltlnes, 6e.

VVHE WAUREGAN SALT RHEUM
4 REMEDY-AMER1CAN OINTMENT,
For Diseases of the Skin.
years in private practice, in instance falling
to cure Salt hem Is curing and will cure every case
for which it is used! No puingl 1t sells its merits
alone. Get the ''Wauregan Gazette free agents.
Price 80 cts. per Box.
GEO r. SPUR, sole Agent, wholesale and retail for
Worcester Sold by Druggists generally, elsewhere.
5. +. WILLARD, Proprietor,
my9 dlm* Madison, Conn.
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NOTICE.-By Licence of Court will be

N O1lCE.-By Llcence of Court will be
sold at Public Auction, at the Dwelling House late
the residence of Patrick Hanlon, deceased in Wor
ceser on RSDAY, the 9Th day of June next, 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, the following Real Estate to wit
dwelling House of three Tencments, sorics base
ment and built but few years since. in good repair
new and convenient barn, and the lot of Land which
they stand containing about 5000 square feet situate on
the Northery side of Pine street. ST. Marys Church.
Tie premises are the conveyed to said Patrick Han
Ion by deed of Marceus Sprague recorded Worcester
County Registry of Deeds Book $50, Page 22T. Terms
liberal For further particulars inquire of ELI b. LAM
SON the Auctioneer, of the subscriber, the Qun
sgamond Wire Works.
MICHAEL D0NELLY, Executor.
Worcester, May u, 1859. daw3w myls
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BY f. b. LAMsoN, AUCTIoNEER, Office, 66 and s.
Main Street, Worcester
DUBLIC AICTION-The nwner of the

EJUBLIC AUC11ON.-The owner of the
- following Real Estate being about leave this city,
mas determedto sell the to the highest bidder
Public Auction, THURSDAY, May 18th, 10 o'clock
a. M on the premises. The premises consist
of Land with the buildings thereon situated Lafay-
cite street in this city. One lot contains thousand
six hundred feet and the other lot contains
nve thousand feet less The buildings consist
House, Barn. and Shop, and the same premises for
merly owned by Alexander Elliot where he carried on
the soap business number of years and desirable
situation for that business, For further information
please call on L. b. LANlS0N. Sale positive Terms
made known at sale. E. b. LANfSON Auct'r
my23 DIFF - "
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NOTICE -The Subscriber, having been

~ O1ISE = l. ne SuDScf1Def, having Deen
appointed Inspector under the of the Legisla-
ture Of 1883 eh 2O6) concerning he sale and aduera
ton of milk hereby gives notice. that by said all
persons engaged In the sale of milk required regis
ter their names and places of business upon the books of
the lnspecor also, to have their egbly printed
upon all carriages used by them from which milk is
yended, H, GRIFFIN
MO DIV No | Pleasant street.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
Enc euraging.

The velocity Of the ball is increasing.
Our people despite Of the mealy mouth.
ed barney, dccep ton and lies, Of the
selfish arc becoming more thoroughly
and generally convinced from day to
day Of the Importance Of the election Of
John Doc as Senator over Thos. Drum
mond. They have become convinced
that they have interests at stake in the
present election, which it is not cafe to
entrust to ono who Is vascillating and
asking political preferment merely for
the sake Of political honor. The cry Of
"Bolters y "Bolters = raised by ! set
Of sclf.sppointed sentincls who have un
authorized pledges to redeem aud who
are moro interested in that, than the
welfare Of the Republican party, or the
community in which they live, is now
regarded no more than the cry Of the
whip poor-will or jackal.
The still small voice Of consistency
and reason,is cffscting the peoples
hearts and they are ready to respond to
it, BY . complete acquiescencc.
Every day in our town and county
the numbers Of Dr.. Does friends and
supporters are increasing. As fast as
Republicans become convince, that the
call for DR.. Doe is not a Democratic
ruse, 50 fast do they join our numbers,
Cheering news from various reliable
sources, come up to US from Benton
county. We can now rely upon nice
majority there.
The people Of Tama, We are assured
will give the candidate Of their choice
also nice majority. which makes the
election Of DR.. Doc doubly certain.
Let US keep the ball rolling until the
polls arc closed upon the 18th or Octo.
Der next and all will be right.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
CANDIDATES.


Mn. EDIT0R-Plcase announce my name -
nm Independent Republican Candidate for
County Superintendent, subject to the votes
eff tho fEorLE. Yours Respectfully.
C. J. Rhodes.
Columbia Sept. 2ond. 1859.
TO tue Worms or TAxA Cotxrf.
The Subscriber Offers himself for reelection
to the office cf Sheriff irrespective efany party
or convention.
Respectfully.
THOMAS MUKkAr.
Toledo. Aug. 18th, 1859,
Mn. EDIroR.-Plcase aAn3dkcG Charles ".
Irish, as candidate for County Surveyor Of
Tama County, irrespective Of any tarty Or
CHARLES v. IRISH.
Mn. Enron Please announce my name
ms Democratic Candidate for tho Olice u O.
unity Judge ut the ensuing election, bsing the
wish If many Of my Friends.
Yours Respectfully,
WM. 9. TURBETT.
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"a Ho! Every ono that's ragged, 60
ye to the EMPIRE STORE and receive
new material for new suit of clothes
The proprietor has just returned from
Chicago, where, he informs us, he pur.
chased an extensive amount Of goods
especially adapted to the people Of our
County for winter use, and will sell the
same to his many customers at very rcas-
enable prices.
Many Of his goods have already ar.
rived and may be seen at his store.
He has also IN extensive lot Of fresh
groceries and hardware.
Mark this, he wishes to exchange his
goods for wheat. What farmer now can.
not pay his store bill, and clothe himself
comfortably for winter? See his new
advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
Correction.

Certain reports have been circulated
i J our Town and We learn carried BY
Mr.. Drummond to Benton county to
the effect that Mr.. ". Helm had regret
ted signing the call to DR.. Doe, and that
Mr.. Geo. W. Free, Sen'r. said he would
give Fifty dollars if he had not signed
the call. Mr.. Helms regrets may be
inferred from his letter published in our
columns to day. As to Mr.. Free, be
authorizes US to say that those reports
are false, and that, he is strenuously Ia.
boring to secure the election Of DR.. Doc
over Thomas Drummcnd.
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TO THE
VOTERSOF IOWA.

DEs Mo1NFs, Sept. 22d, 1S49.
"7he ttorbles ef the Country come from
uaea:y politicians,-its safety from the
Tranquil masses BENTON.
AT this time, more than for many
years before, Iowa seems to be overrun
BY that class Of men whom BENTON de-
scribsd a. "uneasy politicians" In
convention they met and neminSted
ticket composed Of politicians who, like
themselves, are extreme partisans. Their
candidate for Governor was never known
as anything else than politician, AMI
has net been living in the State, prior
to his nomination. for several years,
during which he has been filling an
hoe orablc, but sinccurc Office at the
Spanish Court with a very liberal sal
ary. While he has been ansent the State
has doubled its population, changed its
political character, and new occasions
have arisen for the aid and action Of
the State Government. This candidate
has been for many years the holder Of
Office under the United States and it
is believed by al his political opponents
and By many Of his political friends,
that he always worships with his face to
the East, and swcars BY the prophet at
Washington, and eagerly adopts every
new revelation Of political faith as an.
nounced at that political Mecca.
Their choice for Lieut.. Governor il
in like manner = politician, receiving q
very profitable Office from tho non resi-.
dent power to which they al bow, in
Washington. Not content with the
salary Of his Land Office, he by too
much eagcrness in accumulation Of ex.
ira profits overlcaps tho mark, as the
Democratic Administration at Wash.
ington says, BY nearly S1O,000-and
they remove him from Office and bring
suit against him ~ dcfaultcr. Whether
he is 80, or not, must be settled between
him on one side, and tho "National
Democratic party" on the other.
On their ticket for Judges, these same
uneasy politicians have plac ed again
members Of their own class. The first
two arc men who held Office in the ter.
ritory from that Same Central and wor.
shipful power in the East, and one Of
them since then for several years resi-
dent politician Office holder at Washing.
ton. Both are regarded as worthy gen
tlsmen in private life, but severe, active,
and uneasy partizans. The third gives
sufficient proof Of tho class to which be
belongs BY the fact he, for tho first time
10 Iowa,as candidate for Supreme Judge,
has engaged himself on the stump, like
tho vericst political partisan in the
State.
To help this ticket 50 nominated By
Ind composed Of uneasy politicians,
others Of the class are sent upon the
'ircuit to preach political reform and
public economy. Their party did not
ledge itself to any single act Of 70.
Or reform. Such was not
heir purpose, % Ne will show il this
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

partially paraonable, for that letter Was
written tor another latitude. --buucombe
for Tom Drummond to circulate in Den,
ton County and those parts Of our Coun.
~ where it was supposed = refutasion
could not meet it before clection-and il
was undoubtedly penned at tho sugges.
ticn Of Tom Drummond himfelf, Or bis
right and left bowers in our Town. IF
this was tho case, which 10 doubt not,
that he was but clay in the hands Of the
potters, We should ccnsure him only for
his plastic qualities.
But We learn sir, that since the letter
was printed,its odium has been too much
for him. Il has taken him down, oblired
him to creep,to creep backwa Dir, ~
endcavoring toexcuse and justify to som,
extent, his assertions, BY sayiug that he
learned that G. w. Free Sen. and one
l.. Q. Bailey, said as much as that after
tho meeting. What : justification
As to Mr.. Geo. Free Sen, he is At work
every DAY, heart and soul for the slcctioa
Of Mr.. Doc. As to Mr.. Bailey; he nev.
er as / can learn was claimed % friend
Of Mr.. Doe.
When | went to tho meeting Was
inclined to be Drummond man. But
sir, tho style and appearance Of the MAJ
his low illustrations, one Of which was
giving scene at the nuptial bed the
FIRST night Of marriage, convinced me Of
the truth Of the reports Of his low breed
ing and immortality, and almost iavol.
UNFAIRLY cried out "God save 10 from
such Representatives,"
shall labor for the election Of Dr..
Doe, being satisfied that he will not dis.
grace his constituents, but serve them
we'll aud ably as State Senator.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
For the Transcript.

For the Transcript.
Mr.. EDITOR II have learned recent
~, that a statement has been circulated
in your locality and elsewhere, to the eff.
feet, that, at the close Of Mr.. Drum.
motd's speech at Indian Town, on the
10th Of Sept, rose and expressed re.
grct at having bolted the nomination Of
Mr.. Drummond, and pledged him my
support.
As a sample Of the many pcrvcrsions
Of truth now in the public ear, it is per
haps worthy Of notice. The facts arc
soon told.
Mr.. Drummond attempted to cxhon.
crate himself from the various charges
which form the basis Of the opposition
to him in this Senatorial Distric:.
He denied having opposed the Elcc,
ton Of Gov. Grimes to the U. s. Senate.
he also denied bargaining with our pres.
cnt District Attorney in the way of 70.
ciprocal support, and finally arraigncd
himself upon TIE charges Of Intemper.
ance and general immortality. His plea
upon these charges, was, mot Guilty"
He farther informed his audience tha,
the ealing out Of Dr.. Doc, as an indie.
pendent Candidate, vas a Democratic
dodge to disorganizc the Republican par
ty, and oountenanced only by few Re-
publican "sore heads He then pre-
dicted that he should not get single
vote in this place. and added some gen
eral remarks upon the danger of bolt
ing" To this | replied, stating that l
held boiling to be at times stern no
ccssity, that in my opinion he mistook
the character Of our inhabitants, and
that, while | had no regrets to announce
for my agency in that call, l would sup.
port him myself, and doubted not many
more would, ut the antcments nc has
made here 70 night prorc true That
this condition of tho contract should be
50 soon forgotten, is perhaps slightly sus.
gestive Of desperate straits, and is the
offspring Of doubts and fears, which If
they have no other merit are probably
we'll grounded. Mr.. Drummond's pre-.
diction Of the vote it, this place, is threat,
ened with an alarmingly literal fulfill
ment, and the indications are, that, had
be said it Of other Townships, the results
would have been highly dattering to his
prophetic wisdom.
The reasons for prefering Dr.. Doe t.
Thos. Drummond, with their relative
age, requirements, character and antece
dents, are too many and too plain t.
need further remark, it is only neccssar,
that the people should use their owr
eyes, and vote their honest convictions
Boiling" has always been. and prob
!. ably always will be, political necessity
and an important agency in purifying
political channels, which else bccom,
political seaccrs, nd such wo believe vii
be the stern dictum Of the people Of thi
District at the next October Election.
w. HELM.
Indian Town, Sept Goth, 1859.
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E0 The Republicans Of Jones coun.
t. met BY delegates in convention On
the 18th inst, and placed in nomins.
ton the following candidates. For Rep.
resentative, James 4. Bronson; Go.
Judge, VIM. Il. Holemes; Teas. and
Recorder, John d. Wslworth Sherif.
Il. c. Metkeff; Supt Of Schools, J. Z
Baddorf !; Surveyor, II. D Smith Dra'
Conn.,, 3. T. Carpenter Coroner, f.
Daily.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

D@-M Mr.. A. p. johnson writes to the
Cincinnati Commercial that he has seen
enough Of Mr.. Douglass sDswsy to .
certain concratulatory letter, 70 learn
that the Senator has intimatsd that. in
case the Charleston Convention should
select another candidate, he will run in.
dependentIy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

review. There was never q demagoguO
seeking power who did not announce
himself reformer, and who did not de.
nounce his adversaries as cxtravagant,
corrupt, trustees. It is easy to make
charges it is not difficult for them to
get up simulated proof and deceptive
evidence, seeming to sustain these char.
gcs, whom they speak by themselves and
without opposition, aud profess to quote
book and page. And it is thus they
are now traversins the State, scattering
these charges like chat, and fattering
themselves that "the tranquil masses
believe them, and will become like
themselves uneasy.
For the consideration Of the same
tranquil masses" not for the "uneasy
politician, We have prepared tho facts
and figures following:
We propose to notice,
First: Their charges against the Re.
publican Administration, and show them
to be false and libcllous:
Second: What the Republican Ad.
ministration has done for the State
and,
Third: Wo propose TO consider the
question whether this party Of uneasy
politicians is sincere party and descrv.
ing Of your confidence.
First: One Of these politicians dc
livercd a speech at Oskaloosa, which, in
order to give i more credit, was subse
qucntly published in an anonymou.
pamphlet, and IS now scattered by bene
ficcnt post. masters over the State IT.
substance is published on nearly ever,
stump. Its principal charges wo pro
coed to notice, and as you discover Their
falsity, you will understand how mucl
confidence you can place in the 9th
crs.
FALSE CHARGE No. l.
That the Republicans are responsible
for resolution fixing pay Of member
at the Extsa session If 1856 at 500, ant
mileage.
THE TRUTH.
r. Cad Bryan, Democratic membo
from Warren County, aud now Demo
cratic District Attorney, and who wa
supported by his Democratic colleague
Neal, Of Marion County. US well a
other Democrats moved the appointment
Of special Committee Of 5, on the sub
jecs Of pay Of members. This motion
for special committee shows that til
Democrats were not willing to trust tn
sabjcct to the Regular Republican
Committee. This special committee .
which Bryan was chairman being ap
pointed according to tho wish Of tn
mover, reported that the members wer
entitled to $500, and mileage! and re
ported Bill accordingly, which wa
immediately hurried apon it passage b
them, put through under this Democrat
management, and power Of Democrat
votes.
! (Sce House Journal page So, 6;
ec)
To DE CONTINUED.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
Why Is It!

Why isit, that Messrs. Grinnell, Jack :
son and Mccoy, who were members of
the last Legislature at the same time
Mr.. Drummond was, and all Of whom
are staanch Republicans are notengaged,
in advocating the claims and election of
Thos Drummond? It is because they
have once seen and watched his course
in the Legislature, and know that in
proving true and laboring for the best
interests an1 final success Of the party
they should not lend their aid in return
ing him.
Why is it, that the past summer some
Of the Republicans Of station at the Cap
isal, told some of the Republicans Of
our County" For tho sake Of the Re-
publican party don't send Mr.. Drum
mond back to the Legislature" It was
because they know him, and to know
him politically is to distrust him.
Why is it that the Rep. State Central
Committee in addressing some Of the
citizens Of our County, upon the state Of
affairs in this Senatorial District do not
urge the support Of the nominee, as is
usual with them in such cases, but ask
only that Republican be returned to
the Senate? It is because they are ready
to rejoice over the election of any other
Republican.
Why is it that all the ministers Of the
gospel and the majority Of tho Chris
tian men living near the home Of Mr..
Drummond, are opposing his election ?
It il on the account Of his immortality.
Why is it that one or two individuals
IN our Town are SO strenuously engaged
for the election Of Thomas Drummond :?
It Is because one year ago at the Judi
cial District Convention they a. Dele
gates without authority promised the
vote Of this County to Benton for Sen.
ator, and now to fulfill that promise, and
effect the sale Of our votes, as they have
been endeavoring to do all summer, thoy
arc laboring night and day, to elect T.
Drummond.
Why is it that our Republican ex-
changes throughout the State, do not
manifest sympathy for Mr.. DrummoDd,
upon this Senatorial issue?
But single one Of our exchanges
have done 20 and then it was 50 coolly
done that were we Mr.. Drummond, We
should take it - IN insult.
Do not al these things SO corroborate
the reports in relation to Mr.. Drum.
mond's political and moral character as
70 confirm them?
A great FIRE occurred at Chicago on the
night Of the 18th Inst. destroying Eve
hl00ka and nrOnArkv Ia fhA amount oc