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noara Of Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, March Z, 1853.
The petition Of John Morse to have the school house
lot Buncoat Plain fenced and ohave blinds put on
the school honse, was referred to Committee.
James G. Henderson licensed as an Auctoneer
The special committee appointed consider the pc
titions of Edward Earle and Others for viaducl over
Grafton street. at thu crossing of the Western Railway
and of d. Goddard and Others for yaduct over South
bridge street. OF the crossings of the Providence and
Worces er, and Western Railroads reported that the
prayer Of the petition ought be granted and that an
order be forthwith ad pied calling the Railroad COM
panies construct said yiaducs. Tie report was ac-
cepte and order adopted.
1t is 10 be hoped that those desirable, and al
most Indispensable Improvements will be begun soon
possible The want Of safe and proper yiaducs I'M
der these several lines Of Railroad has long been felt
by citizens, aud The seyerui accidents that have
taken place from time TO me have seemed reprove
our municipal officers, for delaying his work SO long
The damages that have b9en paid by the com anie for
accidents at these crossings might have defray ed the
pense OF constructing the viaducis long kago. We are
glad to see the Mayor and Aldermen take hold Of This
business, and all other bushes which they transact
with so muchienergy, and glad to see them act
with 50 much .promptitude.
The petition Of L Mason, to be made keeper of tho
city clocks granted. lie to receive $50 year
on condition that he takes good care Of them.
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SHAKsPEARE.-Mrs Warner, celebrated
tragedenne, from London, and long considered
the only successful rival of Fanny Kembe, pro-
poses to read the tragedy of Macbeth TO the cti-
zens of Worcester, at Brinley Hall, on Monday
evening next. We have had letters of personal
introduction on her behalf from gentlemen of en-
inent talent and erudition and have had the oppor-
tunlty of reading the notices accorded to her by the
press, in places where she has performed and read
both in this country and Europe In all these, she
is spoken of as lady Of great talent and acquire
ments, remarkable for her histronic power, and
of commanding and agreeable personal appear
ance Her readings have benn eminently sue
cessful and have drawn crowded houses. We
extract the following from an article ia the Lon
don Times-the leading paper of all Europe:
The engagement of Mrs Warner 10 appear
with Mr. Macready in his series of performances,
Is Judicious step on the part of the management
We never saw her act better than in Lady Mac
beth. In The first scenes, she follows up the
vaclllauons of the reluctant Macbeth with most
intense resolution, thus strongly marking the DIFF
terence between his character and her own. The
sleep-walking scene was given with all its un-
earthly lmpresslveness, and gained much effect
from the commanding figure and handsome fea-
lures OF the lady.-London Times.
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AFFAIRS IN CHARLEsTowN-TH Mill
TARY AGAIN CALLED OUr-In consequence
OF note received from city Marshal Chamber
lam, yesterday, afternoon, informing him that he
thought here would be a disturbance in Charles
town last evening, Mayor rockingham called up-
on the military of Boston. Orders were issued
at O'Clock to the First Regiment of Infantry,
Col. Holbrook, and the Cavalry Battalion, Mai
Pierce, to be in readiness, and with remarkable
promptitude thememoers of the various military
companies reported themselves at Faneuil Hall.
The Chariestown CITY Guards and Charlesown
Artillery were also in readiness at their armorv.
large number of special police were on duty in
Richmond street, and about so police from Bos-
ton were also present.
AL O'Clock a crowd began to assemble in the
vicinity, and at O'Clock several hundred per-
sons had collected. At this time the Mayor call
ed upon the crowd to dispense, which they did
with but little hesitation. Most of the people
present seemed to have been called together by
curiosity, and like good citizens departed when re-
quesed to do So
There were many rumors ahoat yesterday af-
ternoon, and reports that members of the "Em-
pire Club, - from New York, and "Klers,' - from.
Philadelphia, were in town, were readily beliey-
ed by many.
1t was the intention of the Charlestown author
iiles to raise the draws of the bridges leading to
this city, IN case of riot, 80 as to prevent any
persons going over but such as they wanted.
AT 10 O'Clock last evening everything was ou-
ct in Charlestuwu, and it is not anticipated that
there will be any further disturbance
But one person was arrested during the eve
ming, and he was discharged upon promising to
go home.-Boston Herald.
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THE GREY MARE THE BETTER HoRsE.'
The Bangor Wing relates that in the little
town Of EddIngton, there is family consisting of
SIX children, the mother of whom is robust
healthy and active, but the father is of quite
different character It had been arranged that
the wife should go to California and make her
pile whilst The husband should stay at home
and take care of the children This arrangement
was mutually satisfactory, and the woman OBJ
famed her oulht for the land of Gold On ar
irving at New York, she found an opportunity to
cook during the passage out, and she immedi-
eley sent back to her family fifty dollars of her
funds, and has gone on her way rejoicing, and
with the determination to get her share Of the
gold Of California.
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The PAIGE OF PLEAsUREs-Some pleasures
have 10 be paid for in money, some in time some
in reputation. and some in health the tao last
classes Of pleasures we hold to be exceedingly
costly. This morning us we rode down town,
we saw goody number Of young people, and
not lew middle aged, who are likely to have TO
pay pretty roundly IN health for pleasures enjoyed
IN the ball room. Girls and women, in thin dress
es ana wlth shoes, the soles Of which were
scarcely thlcker than the materials Of their dane
ing AZURE, were standing Al the corners Of Streets
or splashing YEARLY along the dreuohsd s,ds,
walks, who probably by this time to morrow viii
be flushed with burning fever, or sig months
hence will be wasted by phlhHis and ready for
the grave. We could have smiled at the iudi.
crousness Of their discomfort had not this ssd
though, controlled us.-.M Y. Com
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DENTISTRY.

From the Report Of the Committee Dentistry, at tie
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
To the case presented by o. Harris Of Worces
ter, the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND I'M
QUALIFIED praise, both for the ence of the
ra the naturalness and decacy of colnr the perfect
carving Of the teeth and ALSO for the superiority the
paie work, and the strength and perfect fitting of the
., IN view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
co silver Medal,
iot the specimens presented''
asing increased facilities for the manufacture OF
me is prepared to furnish Dentists with
@ I'm, o. superior quality, both strength,
fsrtlcgisf attention paid to Filling and all other oper-
Iooth BRUSHES; also Tooth Powders and Wash su
perior articles, may be had OF o. T HARRIS
1913 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 At
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BY TEL e G H A p II
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY


New ORLEANS, Mch 1.-THE steamship Black
Warrior arrived at Mobile on Sunday morning,
having left Havana on the evening of the third
inst. Mr.. Kings health had Slightly improved.
His situation is, nevertheless, considered very
precarious.
WASHINGTON, March s.
The oath of office having been administered to
the members of the new Cabinet, they took
charge Of their several departments at IL O'Clock
this morning. The Democratic Senatorial eau
Gus sat an hour this morning, they agreed upon
an arrangement, temporarily filling the vacan-
cies in the Standing Committees, with view to
thorough reorganization of the Committee at
the commencement of the next session of Con-
gress.
1t is said that tie President has sent into the
Senate, the nominations of Peaslee Of N. H., as
Collector Of Boston, and B. F. Hallett as U. S.
District Attorney for Massachusetts.
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. There is at this moment an odd theatrical
revival in Sllesia, which deserves a word of re-
cod among the social facts of this very ex-
traordinary year. 1t would appear that the Jes
ut missions lately established in that part ofPrus
sla have given great offence to the Protestant in
habitants, and, in the absence of any other
means of making popular demonstration against
an institution suffered by the government OF Ber
lin, they are flocking in thousands to Bresau to
attend the theatre, where The manager has pro-
duced drama with the magic title of ''Luther. -
Peasants come in from leagues round to applaud
the actors. Sometimes" says our informant
the Daily News, ''they drive up in a procession
of upwards Of hundred carts, and take The
whole pit to themselves. On late occasion thew
filled the whole tier ofdress boxes in their rieze
coats and broad brimmed hats'' How would the
old Reformer stare could he return TO earth and
ind how singulary his sturdy and industrious fol-
lowers OF Siesia are now maintaining the good
old cause! Luther himself fought the Devil with
his Inkstand-a knock down weapon, whether
the old story read as fact or as allegory,-but it
probably never occurred to him that the quarrel
would one day come TO issue at the foot lights.
London .Athengum.
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A BosToN DEALER.-The following notice
OF Cuisines transaction" by one OF the Boston
dealers IN intoxicating drinks, comes to US ia a
San Francisco paper:
eve learn that one A. S. Mansfield, of the
good city of Boston, shipped in vessel from that
port to Honolulu, two hundred barrels, marked
New York mess beef,' all consigned 10 order
On reaching It's destination, it was entered at the
custom-house as beef, and nothing else, and the
duties on this article were paid. Soon after The
entry, orders came from Mr. Mansfield to store that
beef, but in no wise to sell it until he was heard
from again. In the meantime, while the beef
was being discharged from the vessel, one unluckv
barrel slipped from the slings, and its head was
stove in by The fall. That teIl-tale barrel was
secret reveaer Lo! hid away among the beef,
was ten-gallon keg of liquor Every one of the
two hundred barrels was then examined, and all
found TO contain the same precious deposit. Two
thousand gallons Of liquor encased 10 beef, was
thus attempted TO be smuggIed in-the duties on
which would have been some twelve thousand
dollars. The entire consignment was, of course,
seized by government
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TlOMPSO 81 CO., Express iorwarders, havin
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly on the
Belfast Banking Company at Belfast Ireland any Of
its branches now ready TO draw Checks the above
Company, from & to 10000.
The advantage of sending friends abroad q Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals must be clearly
obvious
for passages from Liverpool New York, or Boston
furnished at this office. s. V. R. uICKCOX, Agent,
les dI Waldo Block. Main street. Wofcester.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Painter WnntedI

Painter WantedI
A JoURNEYMAN PAINTER may hear ola steady
situation, and good pay, by applying at this Office.
Read the following Testimony from Or.
HENRY L. MO RRILL. skillful physician, Of New
York City.
Ia his remarks on Dyspepsia, he says-The most eff
fectual medicine improve the and energy of the
stomach, is that prepared by DIR. Geo. B. Green, of
Windsor, W.T. and called the oxygenated Bitters.
wculi publish the Recipe for preparing this valuable
medicine if knew what it was, but as do not, can
ons recommend its use. 1t seems to me be mprop.
Iy termed "Bitters, in the acceptation
of that term, for contains no alcohol, other sp
aud is rather sour bitter Though here by way
cannot too earnestly caution the Dyspeptic sufferer
against using the thousand and Sherry ine' and
other advertised Bitfrs" the basis Of which is aco
ho rather ardent spirits They more impart real
energy the stomach, than whip gives strength to
horse The stimulation which they excite only tenn
porary, and be followed by reaction, which
length will inevitably out the stomach. The med
icne OF which am speaking, obvaes these objections
1t has been analysed by that distinguished chemist, Prof.
Hayes, M. D., State Assayer OF MASSACHUSETTS, who
declares, that "the medicinal articles used those
prescribed by the eminent physicians, for the
lief on and Of the diseases for which these Bit
tiers have been emuenty successful" But my eepe-
rtnce with this medicine has satisfied that the
ticles be combined in very different proportions
from those usually employee or that they brought
together in such manner, that some product
suits from their combination For in no other way can
l account for the astonishing efficacy which am
tain they possess. have employed them in multi
tude of Cases, and nave uniformly found, that when
used according the directions, they gradually, but
hv tba
symptoms which cluster around the confirmed Dyspep-
tic restore the stomach its lost energies, and
lead the patient back the enjoyment of permanent
health and strength
In addition my experience with this medicine,
which has led me to think Of highly, would
that it has also been used by tue following persons
and received their unqualified appreciation.
Prof. EDWARD E. PHELPS, MD Dartmouth College.
Hon MYRON LAWRENCE, Elk Pr esident Mass. SEN
ate.
Hon SAMUEL 5 PHELPS, U Senator from Yer
mont.
Hon VIM UPHAM, U Senator from VT
. SIMMONS, U Senator from Rhole Island.
7 MoREHEAD, formerly Governor of Ken
lucky, now U 5 Senator
Hon WIN WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Mich.
igan,now U Senator
Hon l. ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Is
land, now Member OF Congress.
Hon II FOSTER Member of Congress from Penn
SOLOMON FOOTE, Member of Congress from
Vermont.
Hon GEO w JONES, Surveyor General Iowa.
NJ l. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis.
consin
REED, BATES, & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists
No 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for S.
mars dWaSaw
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DEATIIs.

In THIS city, March 9Th, Mr. David Fish, aged ~
Funfral THIS afternoon at O'clock al the residence
OF II Fish, corner of Church aud Mechanic streets -
helauves and friends are invited to attend, without
further notice. "'"
In this city, March 9Th, Levi Goes aged &c.
funeral on Thursday O'clock M his late Yesi
dence. Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
without further notice. -
III TINS city, Feb 9Th, Charlotte E. daughter Of Oil
yet COOK, aged years March 7th, William L.. son Of
Edward Gimby months.
40 oakham, March I'd, Mr. John Davis, aged 81.
Malne papers please copy.
~ BOY lston, Feb goth Mr. Daniel Banster, aged 76.
Frnters IN Pennsylvania please copy.
IN Charlton March 80, Mrs Marcia NJ Uenshaw, Sc.
In Leicester, 81 inst. Mrs Mary NJ Thus wife of
M; Vernon Titus and daughter othe late David Moore,
OF worcester, aged 81.
In Leicester, Ella Jane, daughter Of James NJ and H.
Jane stone, aged year, months, md II days.
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mP OIsONTNG-n

Thousands of Parents who VeImifuge composed
OF Castor OIL Calomel, &c not aware, that while
they appear TO benefit the patient they actually law
Ing the foundations Tor series o Diseases such as sal
ivatiOD, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Hobehsacks Medicines, 10 which weask the attention Of
an dectly interested IN their well their Chm
d7ens health. In Liver complaints, and all disord, rs
arising from those ol bilious type sou should make use
oil me only genuine medicine, HObensaGks Liver Pills
u " Be not decei0ed," but ask for Hobensaek's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has
the signature o. The Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK
as none else genuine.
l.. I. LAZELL, e. H. MARSH and u SCOTT
Jr Agents for Worcester
nOyl3
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RESTITUTION OF MONEY OBTAINED ny
FoRGERY.-A cashier of bank in Lexington.
Ky, writes that few months since. a teller
in that bank paid forged check for the amount
of $683, aud that on the 9th ult, he received a
letter from Archbishop Hughes, Of New York.
containing check for the above amount, stating
that the money was received from Belfast. Ire.
land, by the last steamer, from an individual.
with request that ii be forwarded to the above
bank. Conscience was at work with its myste
rious influence, and the ritual confessional. no
doubt, caused the money 10 be restored.-Cin.
Gazette.
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RAILROAD AccIDLNT-saturda afternoon
on the Lawrence railroad, little below New Sa-
lem depot, 40 loaded baggage cars, from the Mon i
lroal road, were thrown off the track There
were fifty cars in the train. A connecting rod
pulled out, dropped down and stuck into sleep
er, and pitched some xix or eight cars behind
down the embankment, about twenty feet. One
car was thrown entirely round, end for end. One
WIS a saloon car, in which was the freight con-
ductor, who thinks it must have turned over- !sar
times before il reached the bottom of the embank-
menl. lie was terribly bruised and jammed.--
Manchester Mirror.
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sPENcER-The result of The election in this
town Is peculiarly gratifying 10 the friends Of re-
form. The Wings have heretofore claimed the
town. and last year carried the mul cipal cleo
ton and turned every Free Soiler and Democrat
out of oihce. Now, the Free Soil delegate is
elected by 4S majority, and the tables are COM
piescly turned in the municipal election, every
Wing having walking ticket furnished him ara
tis, 10 return for the like favor last year Fetch
out "thot old gum"
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Common itonncil.

An order was introduced, proposing that the Law Ii
bray be hereafter kept in convenient in the
City Hall. Referred 10 The Education Committee.
Acommiltee was appointed TO see If new bridge is
not needed near the east end Of Cambridge street. and
also as to the removal of the gravel in Main street, near
New Worcester, where alteration OF the road is now
being made.
An order was passed directing the purchase II the
Supplementary statutes of the Commonwt ab, for the
use Of the City Council
No other business of public importance was trans
acted, and the Council adjourned for one week.
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GrenviiIe,s VesetabIe Txtract.

This is the most efectua remedy discover ed for
the THROAT DISTEMPER, or That is called maig-
nant putrid Sore Throat, SCARLET FEVER, CAN
KER, CANKER RASH, CANKER or THRUSH IN
the Mouth, or what is usually termed Sole MoGh DY-
SENTERY aud Canker IN the Bowels, Sore Mouth OF
Nursing Women, and the Acrid IlUmoIs OF Teething
Children; IN shot for almost all The Affect, as OF the
Mucous Membrane of the Mouth, Throat, and amenta-
ny canals 1T Sold by D. SCOTT, Jr.,
septl7 diff 243 Main street. Worcester
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he went. had good opportunity of seeing him,
and got a fair view of the breathing pipe. 1t was
round hole the top Of his head, with slinht rim
round it, aud apparently about two inches and half
ia diameter. This one, as | could Judge,
was from sixty to seventy feet ia length, The top
of his head and shoulders" broad and fiat, and
near quite twelve feet across. Ills back, instead
of appearing round, nearly level, and showed
room enough for quartette of Hghsnders 10 have
danced reel thereon 1t would have been rather a
slippery floor, and l think dancer would have
wanted nails in his shoes Boston Post.
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ARRAY IN WASHINGTON. Ben. Mcculloch,
the noted Texan Ranger, had an encounter at
Browns dinner table on Saturday, with Mr..
West, lawyer from New Mexico. West had in
suited McCulloch, and finally threw glass Of
water in his face. wheroupop the latter knocked
West down with tumbler, broke pile ofdinner
plates over his head and beat him with chair
until he was seriously though not dangerously in
jursd.-Tsl. 10 My. Times
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w ANTED

0Ne or two Watch Repalrers, TO work In a Mann.
" featuring Establishment. Persons of aood natns,
abilities as Mechanics, and who have had some exna
ence IN Other kinus Of Machinery would be snnposad -,
answer the advertisers purpose
Also, one or two Young Men, who hnve Ind .xo..i
ence N making small Glass of Machinery with gsr
den turn for that Kind OF work. None need appiy nm
blllty of character, well az other moral
Address Box No. 70, Boston. mars das,.s'as'
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GH-A petition for railroad through the streets
of Boston, has been signed by some thousands or
more Of the principal business men of that city,
Il asks for railroad from Roxbury to Boston,
through such streets as the authorities Of SAID cities
may deem expedient, provided the same shall not
come into Washington between Dover mud State
streets The array Of names on the petition cam
not but carry great weight.
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10 HIN NOV DEM

STOCK. E1change, and Money Broker,
NO. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Dafs stocks, and Specie, bought and sold. Bills of Ex
cnange drawn on Barring, Brothers, d Co.. payable in
England, Ireland, Scolsnd &C., in suit. Drafts
and Notes collected in any State in the Union, the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House. and on
posite the Worcester County Bible Societys Depository
WORCESTER, MAY ID, 1859. dlstf
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nlIIInr,s 0r,n-n4,on

For Filling Teeth overExposed Nerves.
ms operation original with the subscriber, has
nearly three hundred tines with tie loss OF one tooth
only so far as known. Also, by several distinguished
oentlsts wnom ne Instructed more than two years ago
who have been emineniy succt ssful By no ,t6er
method OF treatment heret fore in use, can so many
teeth be saved, after then living membranes become
exposed. S p MILLER
dec1I
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AHUAlp aOM % Nu7ss W tANeTn EIDreSss
Waldo Block Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brat
tleboro', Hartford, New Haven, Pitsleld Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnat Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &c., collected at all the
above pieces. 5. " r. HlCKCUX, Agent,
jeS du Waldo Block, Nj ain street.
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Drawing and Painting Acndemv.

PRoF. KOIihER has returned 10 the city and re-
moved his Studio TO the splendid in Union Block,
over IL d. Goddard Co.'s store, where he proposes 10
open
Dyawing and Painting academy,
for Adults and Youths. The terms will be SIX dollars
for "a lessons, provided sufficient number of pupils
obtained
Mr.. II. will continue to paint Portraits as usual and
will guarantee perfect likenesses. Specimens of his
work may be at his rooms and aides and Gentle
men are invited to call, and examine their leisure
dec4 DIFF