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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21
Books and Stationery.
J. S. WESBY,

j. ., WEObXj
I24 Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER in all kinds Of
1Vl SCHOOL BOOKS now in use in the different schools
In this city, together with good assortment of BLANK
BOOKS-ANNtlALS for 1S49, and other q III Books.
STATIONERY Of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPER-also variety of Fancy Articles and Gard Ba,k-
etsGold and Silver Pensils-Pens Ink States and Sand
BIBLES in every style of binding-Hymn Books-Toy
Books Plain and Colored.
The above will be sold upon the easonable terms
FOWLERS' FRENOIOGIUAL WORKS Tor sale-
Aso subscriptions received for the PhrenoOg Journal
and the Water Cure Journal.
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at the lowest rates at
Dec 80. dw3m J. S. WESBY'5 1874 Main st.
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Dye-H0uSe Removed.

r-rIC @4Ut.OO 4SC1uUVEul
n Works TO his New Shop on CENTRAL sTR EETS
10 . Sn zen rods from Main street where all goods mns
,tnsha having nrsrate shop, with every convenience
worA sha pc done WE'LL and al SHORTER rotce than ss
any GineI snoP OF the kind in this vicinity ' ~
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs CoIor.d o. r.,o, Co..
ONE DSLLARj Gentlemens COATS and PANTS Calored
whole Articles for Mourning done In three DAYS when
CLEANSING.
ana rants cieansed and pressed az one day,s uo-
80 u desired. CARPETS, SHAwLs of ali kinds and Mil.
aI a. ceansed and pressed and warranted 10
ooA ds Wen as new goods Satisfaction guaranteed in an
gases, or no charge will be made. - ."
- Ut 0nsy Office in Worcester is on Cenf,n
''ea. HENRY B. ADAMS.M
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40 be Let.

no DC LUHs
e. n wAsHBIRN offer TO lease, for term OF years,
/, n buil ing at WASHINGTON Square, known as the
Proufv wire Factory" with the Blacksmith SHOP and
out houses thereto belonging together win tne s'sa
csent condition. The premises ATE well situated ana
adapted for machinis. Further Information gwen oy
caing ON Messrs J. PRATT EARLE, or on the under'
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove street.
Worcester Dec 5. !. q " AShDpNN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

The following arrivals registered yesterday al
the aforementioned hotels :-AmERIoAN-J Shiiton
Boston; c. Sergeant, Philadelphia; c. Rock WE'LL do.
jersey W. H. Thompson, U SA.; C. Dwight, Bs,ti-
more; M. Stevens, Florida. AsroR-T II. Cheever,
Boston; Capt. Rowland, ship Henry Clay; J. Wells.
connections; G. Connant, Granville; George Young,
do; Seldom Ward, do; w Murdsck, Baltimore; J.
GIegor, Boston; J: Blanchard. Portland; w. Auder-
iSn Rin w.on Gsmsdai Ts,.enaon
j Baldwin, U.SA; g. Stoddart do; Z. D. Ne ~man
Michigan; II. s. Allen, st. Louis; T Rogers; Rich.
ii; II. Breton, Kentucky; J. Lockwood, Washington;
+: P. Sanford, do; 4. Lo~ring, do. IRvISo HOUSE,
SHo.ard'S.J. M Lea Connecticut W. Wanaus
Baltimore; A. w. Warburton, Hartford; J. F. Win
slow, Troy; w. NJ weishmsn, Charleston, Captain
Burnside, IS A; w Hayes, do; f. J. Etting, Phiia-
delphs; NJ. II Blair do T.. B. Bigelow Boston; Capt
Coppee, U.S.A.; r.. H. Hayward, Buffalo; Z. Babcock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

Novel Adventures and Expeditions 60 CHii-
fOrnia-Fi nanciers and Feminines-Pro-
gress OF the Mania.
Expeditions and adventures to California are
increasing on all Sides One OF the most Gu.
nous adventures now going out there Is
very admirably engraved paper currency,
which has been got up under the particular
management of Mr.. Beach, formerly OF New
Jersey. Perhaps he may have heard OF the
Painfeld Bank. We have In our possession an
original of one Of these one dollar bills INTENDED
to be issued in California, or perhaps in this city
payable at San francisco. The following is q
copy of il -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20
United States District Court.


JAN. 10 Geo. W. Sfotesbury, hbeiIant ps AMERICAN
ship Atlantic, her tackle, $c-The libsllant in this
case ON tho 4th Of August 1885, shipped board the
Atlantic as sailor before the mast whaling voy.
age to the South Seas, to receive 225b part Of the
proceeds OF tho voyage. On the 18th Of March, 1896
the vessel ming into port at one the sand
wch Issnds, the lbellsnt aoft making the stud.
ding sail fast to the msntep SAIL when the nate
ordered the yard to be hoised; doing the
fell by the main hatch breaking his thigh and foot
his wrist and two three of his ribs He was sent on
shore, and put into hospital where he remaiued for
nearly two years, and was finally sent homo In tho
same vessel IS disabled seaman and now sues the
snip for bis 225th par Of the proceeds Of the
and the incurred during the time he was
fined In hospital The owners Insist that the accident
to tie belant was of those casualties over which
they had no CONTROL and which, according to the rne
OF msratime law, annulled the contract between the
ibelant and the owners; and they contend that the
proceeds OF the voyage ought not TO be held
BILE for the accident which bsfel him Tney further
contend that libsllant wa, legally discharged BY the
American Consul at the port where the accident hap
pened, and sent home az disabled seaman which ex-
onerates them. Judgme Mt reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20
City Intelligence

THE WEArHER.-The weather In the city for the
last two days, has been dry and cold last even
ing Il moderated onsiderably bid fair for
day or two before have another north east storm
which s generally the result Of change from extreme
cold, to sloppy, foggy weather. There were large
quantities Of floating Ice in both rivers yesterday
ticularly at the food tides.
OPENING A New METHODIST CHURcH.-The new
Methodist Episcopal Church In Thirteth street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. will be opened to-
morrow. Bishop James, Rev D. Stocking, and the Rev.
Dr. Scott, will preach on the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

The CRY TAxEs-Mr Whiting, in the course Of
his remarks to the jury, while summing up the Ro-
name will case, stated that the income OF every
man IN this city owning real estate, was taxed
from ten to twelve per cent? and added, that those
who owned unoccupled lots up town, would, IN the
course Of a few years. If their lots remained unoc
cupied, find themselves on the bankrupt calendar
To illustrate, or rather prove, this fact, it only
necessary to refer to the files of TIE United States
District Court, and ascertain the numbers who had
been compelled to take the benefit of the bankrupt
act In consequence of the sale of their property for
the payment OF taxes. The truth lie, said Mr..
Whiting, that for the last fifteen or twenty years,
each party, as it came into power, wed with ITS
predecessor to see which would be most corrupt
and extravagant in promoting useless and unneces-
sary Jobs, to give them an excuse for taxing their
fellow citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20
Naval IntesllUence.

The Unittd States store ship supply nov preparing
for sea at the Gosport Navy Yard viii sail about the
10th proximo for the Brszls and Themes to the Ne
dterrsnean taking stores for the squadrons both
stations. The foow Is list Of her Off Gers Ar
thur Sinclair, lieut. commanding; g II. Cooper a,t-
ing sailing master; Ashton Miles, assistant surge
Chas. w Woo)ey, John D Lsughorns, George Il. Bier.
Walter Jones' passed mid ,hipmsn; J. d Ghlsslin. jr
captains clerk 1t is thought that Lewis Cas- IT, tina
newly appointed Charge datfarss to Rome, may taxa
passage In this vesssl -No,foik Herald Januarv n
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Later from Mexac0.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1870.
Advicss have been received In this oity fro n Mexico
by the way of New Orleans to tho 2sth Of December
The government is reported to be much embarrassed
The Indians committing all kinds Of outrsgss-
killing and plundering with the greatest impunity
while gangs Of Mexican robbers committing de-
predstione in defiance of the police.
Congress ordered to meet the LIST of January;
but fears were enterta ned that there would not be
quorum ndins there would be fine imposed
OF one hui bred dollars on all sb.entses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

THK GEORGIA GOLD MINES IN lS53.--ln the
wear 1888 an extraordinary manu- ragged IN the
United States Tor digging gold in Georgia. The
gold mines OF that State are situated about $50
miles from Augusta, the capital OF Georgia. We
are now preparing to publish in few days very
curious and unique descr ptlon OF the operations
and scenes OF that year IN the Georgia dlggiugs.-
They were furnished TO US by gentleman who
was pr. sent on the spot These scenes will give
the public an idea Of the morals, manners, and
accomplishments OF gold digging. Preaching,
gambling, dancing, drinking, hghusg, aud digging,
will all be found mixed up together IN somewhat
equal proportions Ii will he a startling description
The STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES was to leave
Hayrc on the 9Th inst. she ~, therefore, due on
Monday or Tuesday next, aid not to-diy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

The WEATHER AND THe HARBoR The weather
Ia very cold, ana there must been much loss
and great distress among vessels making the
The past week The Robert g. Forbes left this moro
ing ~ i've o'clock for Homsss Hole, To TOW up the
schooner Abbot LRsreBce, dismastsd There are sevs
raj ysrel- below wanting steam aud theirs
great suffering among macy ANAL vssssis Ia the 10
ray, and the oosst 90 Boston Tran scriyt.
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Illness Of mr.. Calhoun.

! WAsHiNoToN, Jan. 10, 1s49.
Mr.. Calhoun was seized day with another fantng
it. IN the Senate, much similar to the OF yestsr-
day. He was immediately conveyed to his lodgings.
Medical &c ntemen do not consider his life in danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20
Circuit Court.

Before Judge EDWARDS.
JANUARY 10 The Romaine HiH-John Doe ps Pie
ard Roe This cause given TO the JUICY this vs.
ming after a very able charge from Judge Edwardl
The jury are directed to bring In sealed verdict to
morrow (this) morning
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Law Intelligence.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Jan. 1I-Wm
Casweli Ferre Esq Of South Car olins was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court No 3d. e.
Irving 1T al. plaintiffs in error VS. NJ Wilson The
argument OF this cause vas commen need by Mr. C.
Lee for the plaintiffs in error, and continual by
heesrs. Lawrence and Badger for the defe do Mt in
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Later from Teaus.

GALvxsroS, (Texas0 Jan 8, 1870
The 9th infantry are encsmped at Victoria, Two
more deaths had occurred In their ranks and Hftesn
are ON the sick list
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

Boraparts Joyce and man named Powell had cut.
throat fight Dixvilie KY for quart Of whiskey
oyce WAS killed the Other having cut the j1yulsr
vein ut the third attempt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

FROM JAMAIcA.-By the packet brig Glamorgan,
Capt Focke, at this port yesterday, we are in re-
cept Of Kingston. Jam papers Of the 10th ult They
filed with matters concerning the affairs OF the
Island principally The Journal Of the 10th ult says
-Welesrn that Captain Dixon, Of the bark Fame
which arrived here Friday last with dstschmen at
Of the I'd West India giment from Sierra Leone
ports that when he left that place there eleven
hundred Africans who had been set at liberty but they
positively refused to come to this island stating "a
their reason that there encouragement for
them here IL Is considered that the minds Of these
people have been greatly BIASED the African i'm MI
grants who have returaed to Sierra Leone from this
country. A slsver, with hundred Africans on
board captured the river BY the Dolphin; FIVE
hundred NJ once sent to Sierra Leone, snd the
remaining two hunored we're still on board the same
vessel, and would be also sent to the same place;
twenty. FIVE OF them died on the psesge. This Fans
brought 122 soldiers OF the second West India Rsgi-
ment under the command Of Lieutenant George
Bali. .9msticau. Jan 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

MAcREADY AND FoRREsr.-We see that an at
tempt is being made by some indlscreet friend
of Mr.. Forrest, In one of our local prints, to
revive the dispute that took place recent
ly between him and Mr.. Macready. Such
movement Is exceedingly foolish, and
much to be deprecated. The matter has
now been disposed of on both sides of the
Atlantc and any further revival Of 1t would,
we are sure, be as disagree cable to the two
great actors themselves, as 1t would be unpaatea-
BILE to the public at large. Mr.. Forrest and Mr..
Macready have, each of them, a number of ad-
mirers Of their respective styles of acting in both
countries, and every one capable of Judging is
aware that each of them has faults and excel.
lencles, both as a tragedian and man. No one,
we are quite sure, would be more ready to admit
this than the actors themselves Instead therefore,
obtaining the flame OF strife, and perpeuatng the
unpleasant feelings that have arisen between them,
from professional rivalry, and probably from mutu-
ally misconstrued motives, 1t should be the object
of the admirers of both to put end to such an I'M
seemly contention, and to unite again in the bonds
OF friendship the two greatest deneators of tragic
character of the present day. They should them.
selves set their faces against these lntermeddng
busybodles, and pretended friends, who would
keepup the quarrel and widen the breach between
them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

MIR. Editors-In, consequence or the publ
cation In the Herald OF statement relative my arrest in
the public suspend it's judgment the fail in ves
tieation 10 held. JOIN A LArOpVn
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Tho Steamship Falcon.

| New ORLEANs Jan Is, l84o
The steamship Falcon sailed from this port ON the
18th inst for New York with fair amount Of freight
! and moderate number Of passengers.
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III the Bulb Is not entirely u,

, II tHu n"tD rs not ent1rtiy DestrOYod, the
Hair oan be reproduced BY Hills nabe Onguent 10 pro-
vent gray ard existing chance the color Of dark
sp nrA CO. Tor making the hair moist SOFT aud glossy and PIE
venting chappd faces or 1t uncquaed Sold tho nmi
table Hair Cutter. No. Is Nas.a u street
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Court Calendar for This Day.
ComMor PLEAS $3.50, BAL, 343 3I5 10, as 81, 81, ol,
1c9 127, 1885, 1885, l95, 2Cg, ILL ILL., III l3, i'll 1885,
ls5, 2O7, 2aI.
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The Cholera and Its Effects on Businesss
New ORLEANs, Jan. IL, 1s4o.
The deaths In this city, during the Last two days,
amount to 70; 40 Of which were from cholera not
withstanding which, business has become quite active
without, however, any change in the leading articles
Of produca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20
Trial or the Factory Rioters of Pitts
burgh, &c.

PIrTsBUnG, Jan. ~ 1879.
The courts have been occupied the past week with
the case Of the factory rioters Seventeen have been
on trial. Eight and i've girls have been CON-
victed, and four men acquitted.
The markets are unchanged.
There is nine feet and . half OF water In the
channel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

rutnhon Of e Baths ut the Actor rsng CART no las,
aud hot salt At Desbosscs street. cacy in
to the public to test their superiority each
ls IN, IT. cent rt ano cgasce are codbae travor
vel ss sidsn they present in each establish rent
noIer sable 20 .esh oknow ofao spsndo es.a
mept e worthy 81 the patr that len Ia
ouscu mn cnierrse Hot shower and tepd baths are se Al,
hdOttB ~ disease. - Nv ~
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Burning OF tho Steamboat Northern
Light, &c.

CISoIrNArI, Jan. 10, 1s4e.
The steamboat Northern Light was burned to the
waters edge last night olives we're lost fortunately
The loss is heavy.
The river continues to rise and Is feet higher
than at the Last report
The markets are without change
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lac letter from sttmus bpuni for
the gold dsgnB dated Janu 1919 Oh cssle Aoro gvinx
gnphic dssciip OF tho that durigg
staer Was fire. Judge Days to the In ry
Fowler case prostitution in Sew YORK Full report Of TOr
Hyers last exhibition, his frht ALI in al
unusua rich autobiography should read IT, For sals
everywhere. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

Ths receipts Of bresdstu ut Boston, by water since
Monday morning nave been $50 barrels hDuc, 800
hays wheat 1878 bushels aud 7st racks corn, aud
100 bushels cats and BY Western Railroad 455 barrels
-four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

PERNAMBUco.-A letter dated Pernambuco, No
vember "a, 1913, says" With much pain we in
form you Of his province being in disordsrly state
The Insurgents assembled In considerable force
within ten miles Of this CITY threaten ming death and
destruction to oil who opposed to their Objects but
We have full confidence In the strength aud resolution
OF the government party to defend the industrious
and well ntentioned Of our population from any ut.
tack thai may be contemplated BY gang of Ia sless
agitstors who have openly deded law and order"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

night in the gfist and planng MILL IN Waltham, on
the line Of the Fitohburg Railroad, occupied by Mer
Ram, Tosier Co, which occssioned the destruction
OF that establishment and Of several other build
Dgs The mill building valued ~ S30)0 or 81 600,
and the stock, machinery grain &c. will bring up
the Tors to $1,000 Insured at salem for $500 A
large two story building. owned by Robert Murray,
and occupied by n Me-. rownsend as store, and .
email dwelling house attached, were entirely destroyed
Los 500 The shop Of J. A. Mason was also ournt
Loss, in toos &C $500. The picture frame establish
ment, occupied by q. q Barry, burnt. Stoc and
tools eaved building occupied to store cotton
waste, in the yard Of the Boston CON
psny took tire from the ying cindsrs vas
consumed Two or three wood cars stand ny o a the
track Of the Ftchburg railroad we're burnt. Boston
Trareittr, Jan. IL
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California md J<nox--Ixn ux and Ca n forn,s.
An who want Hats tor CaLtornia, call o.
gN)x, 1913 Falton st,esA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-05
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
lEA 50 [EE


On and AFTER Friday, December 10, 1913,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS, IN connection with
tho Cars tho Lowell Nashua, and Concord Railroads
will run a. follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon N H. Mortified aGd
Wells River, VT at 7 l2 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon und Bristol N. H. and Northhod,
Vt. Ut l2 NJ.
Leave Concord 10 40 A. NJ aod r. NJ tho arrival OF
the from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon for Concord Lowell and Boston II
A. NJ. and l2 r. NJ. the arrival of the cars from
the West and North.
Possongors by tho II A. Train from West Lebanon,
arrive at the city of New York the night the
Nashua and Worcester and Norwich Railroads aud the
Meeting steamgoat lines.
Passengers taking the AM tain from Boston, reach
Rutland Middlebury, Montpelier, st. Johnsbury, Lyndon
VT, Bath and Littloton, N. H. dHy. being day
than other route aud SOnstcad and ShcbOok
second day.
This road connects with the Vermont Central and
neccut and Pussumpsic Railroads tho mouth OF White
River and the direct route Central and Northern Now
Hampshire, and Nor bern and Western Vermont and has
greater proportion of railroad in those directions
than any other route.
Numerous stages with all parts o. the roads and
tho arrival of the first train Bristol, Stages leave Tor
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rumney, Warren and
in those routes. Leave Lebanon for Moriden and
Clacmont; and West Lebanon for Windsor, aud lano.
ver, on the arrival of The second Train
Stages leave Wells River the arrival of the cars about
four NJ. for Bath, Btl Ion Laucaste sc. N. H., Lyn
dom ardwick, Cmilsbuy, VT, Stanscud and shelhook,
Canada.
Stages leave White River villagc for Woodstock &C.
leave Royaon for Chelseq, Sc.enve Bethel Tor Mdebu.
ry.&c.leave Mortified for Montpelier, ilurdwck Stan.
stead, Burlington, Montroa and other towns IN those diroc
lions.
All passenger baggage must be properly marked, and when
valued at than $50, notice he given aud extra
charges paid, beyond that amount will he allowed.
Merchandise trains run daily, Sundays executed.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord. N II. Dec IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-05
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open to Windsor, there connect
Esls.9fsJ ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
road, and Mt White River, with the
Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FED. 5,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchhurs Railroad Deput, IN Boston, dnily Sun
Lduys excepted, in connection with Fitchhurg Vernon;
Massachusetts Cheshire aud Vermont Central Railroads
for Bellows Falls Chutlestown aud Catcmoni, n. H. aud
Windsor, White River, Royaon and Northiolj, ". ut 7
A. NJ.
Leave Mortified, W. for Boston, at 4. NJ.
The 8 A. NJ. Train from NOrthicld connects Groton
with Trans from Nashua, ~ H. aud Lowell nd tho Ehs
uni Worcester Now York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
bany, via Western Railroad.
Freight Trains will also leave ChaIlcstown MusL. and
Norhheld. VT. daily.
February 5, lSiJ. 90