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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-Papers from George
town, British Guiana, 10 the 14th ult, report thai
there IS considerable dissatisfaction there AT The re-
suit OF the importation Of Chinese Coolies they being
exceedingly qiarrelsome. The barque Appolone had
arrived from Calcutta with 100 Of them ON hoard
~ having died on the passage. -Four hundred more
had been contracted Tor, and we're expected soon,
They were said to be the of-scouring Of the Chinese
nation.
The same paper declares that If Cuba is allowed
TO continue to receive slaves, the British Yves, In
dies cannot compete with her in the production Of
sugar, &c. y
The Venezuela revolution is still PROGRESSING
Cumdna appears to be the headquarters Of the revo.
Iutionisls. They have formed provisional govern.
ment, and taken measures for Convention of renre.
seniatives from the disaiIected provinces to form
confederation. Thaddeo, General of Monaoas.
was marching against them at the head Of 5000 men
The Monagas family had sent 1000 doubloons 10
Trinidad for safe keeping.
The Irinidadan thinks that the VenezueIans are
unfit to be free, and that American rife corps had
better take possession Oft The country and govern il.
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spy HOE OFFTCE.

In connection with The Office of this paper have
extensive Job Printing Office, furnished with every
Vanety of type and both fast ami slow presses, upon
which we can fill any order for Printing with neatness
and desRaIch and at very low pEicess. Cal and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

Mrs, S. G o o d W In, An experienced aud sncces
full Midwife holds herself readiness, day and night
to attend TO the duties If her profession Residence
No. A 1stn street. o2l-df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05
$1,000 WARDi

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
II shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-.
titled 10 the above reward after using one bottle each
andhey will be sure to be cured OF the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and Colds Costiye'
ness, Piles Weakness, ieadache all complaints arising
from Impure blood, loss of appette,-n fact, all he
complaints which every body Is or less troubled
with, alter thawng ont in the Spring Langley's BIZ.
ters are me very thing for all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and mistake in that ss thev
always do good and harm and are very
to take. Only rs and 37A cents a bottle.
SOld m Worcester, by James Green and NJ b. Green.
wholesale and fetal d. Scott, E. H. Marsh, l.. n ia,
He a a olnef dealers IN medicine Also, by dealers
~ me towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
mafle daw6m
Lauies, Try it'll you wish to hnd article
Peculhry adapted Tor dressing the Hair, Ov ing
dhuuruh, &c URe the Excelsior Hair Tonic prepared
by Lombard Cunda aud sold by Druggists and
adas. daw9w i,o7
Julius III. SfedhOf
Offers his services te8cher OF ancient and Modern
Languages to the public. Office, No. l62 Main ~.
jell MNTh3m
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Designer and EngTaver, upon Wood and Stone
House Crescent street. All orders left with g. w.
RICE, at l.. D. Goddard K Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Machi
merry. dec30 diff
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fish'-hiehafdson, Of the Mechanic Street Market,
mas received lots Of fine fresh fish. Give him an early
call this morning. '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

p. C, Bacon, COunseIIOr al LaW.-IIis tim
bel ng no loneer occupied with the duties of the Mayor
ay he will devote himself exclusively 10 the business
Of his profession Office, No /, Central Exchange
January 3, 1853. jams dly
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myI4 diff

spar Killing Soda Water-Wilh the usual va
riety Of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for dollar
l.. T. LAZELL Apothecary,
myl4 DIFF pol Main street.
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old Havana Cigars,

Ut allthe BEST brands, constantly on hand, and for
sale wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT, Jr.,
octIe diff Apothecary, 243 Main street.
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DEAR WOMAN IN PARAGUAY-TThe Au-
thor of Sketches in Paraguay" gives US this fra
grant morsel;] Everybody smokes in Para
gsay, and nearly every female above thirteen
years of age cbews. | am wrong. They do not
chew, but put tobacco in their mouths, keep it
there constantly, except when eating, and, in
stead of chewing, roll it about with their tongue,
and suck it. Only imagine yourself abont to sa-
lutte the rich red lips Of magnificent little Hebe,
arrayed IN satin and flashing with diamonds-she
puts you back with one delicate hand, while with
the falr taper fingers of the other, she draws
iorlh from her mouth brownsh black roll of to-
bacco, quite two inches long, looking like mon-
strous grub, and, deposlting the savoury lozenge
OIL the rim OF your sombrero, puts up her face,
and Is already for your salute have sometimes
seen an over-decate foreigner turn away with
shudder Of loathing under such circumstances.
and get the epithet of Ell sdIuaco uhe savagel
applied to him by the offended beauty Tor his sem
sltlye squeamlshDess. However, one soon gels
used to this in Paraguay, where you are perforce
OF custom, obliged 10 kiss every lady you are in
troduced TO; and one-halG you meet are really
tempting enough to render YOU reckless Of conse
quenses, and You would sip the dew of the prof
fered lip in the face Of tobacco battery, even
the double-distilled 'honey-dew of OLD Virginia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

BAD TAsTE.-At the Pilgrim Celebration at
Plymouth, on the LIST of August, Mr.. Reardon,
from South Carolina, INDUCED his fireeating pro-
pensities by little Union saving speech, which
showed him TO be as ignorant of the rules of good
breeding as Russian boor, and he was heartily
hissed,as he deserved to be,byEthe descendants of
the Puritans. What business had he, an invited
guest, at a celebration held to commemorate the
deeds and suferings of the Pilgrim Fathers of
New England, to ''seize the occasion to Irvine
common garland in honor of Clay, Webster, and
Calhoun" Were there not other occasions suffi-
cient for him to go through with his rigmarole
about their aspirations forthe Presidency and his
own speculations to the causes of their
failure to reach the Presidential Chair: Per-
haps, however, the example of his 6etters prompt.
ed him to do as he did, in which case, being
stranger, he may possibly have some excuse II
struck us very forcibly, at the time, as it did
many others, that Mr.. Warren, the President of
the day, might just as well have refrained from
sheer at the Constitutional Convention; that
Governor Clffords speech would have sounded
and have read much better, had it contained
fewer slurs upon his Democratic constituents;
and that Gov. Everett, in descending from one
of his loftiest fights of eloquence to rdicule the
spirit rappers, stopped unnecessarily low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

MEAGHER FEsTIyAL.-rhis festival took place
in Faneul Hall, Boston, on the Sd inst, in honor
Of the young Irish exile, +, P. Mei,s her. O'Don.
ahue, the companion OF Meagher in rebellion and in
exile, and who SO lately made his escape from the
British penal colonies, was present on the occasion.
Many Of our citizens, occupying distinguished civil
and military positions, also present. About
seven hundred ladies and gentlemen sal down to the
banquet, which was prepared by John Wright Of
Boston,
Mr.. Meagher's speech was characterized by that
fervd eIoquence aud independence Of opinion, which
have distinguished him on all public occasions since
his arrival among us. lie concluded his speech
with the following noble sentiments, clothed in the
following glowing words:
''My mind is fixed; my course is taken and what.
ever fortune NAV betIde iron that course shall not
depart, though | walk on alone. II remember
right, it is Sir Thomas More who mas written that
''it a man be sincerely welded 10 Truth, he must
make up his mind 10 find her portionless virgin,
and he must take her for herself alone. The con.
tract, too, must be to love, CHERISH and obey her,
not only until DEATH but beyond it, for this is an
uGion that must survive not only Death, but Tune,
the conqueror oi DEATH
have looked beyond the oracle in which, for the
moment, we i've, and move, and have our being
have looked INTO that fresh field lying beyond there,
and stretching away towards eternity, have there
fixed upon point to which my aim and footsteps
shall be unswervingly directed. To that point, turn.
ing neither to the right to the left, needing nei-
Their cheers nor hootngs, in all seasons, and what.
ever may cross my path, shall proceed, with the
hope that one day, as the Of life is going down,
may reach the summit, and before that sun has
sunk IN the unknown sea, may plant thereon the
stall carry, and, decked with garland sacred 10
the truth, leave il TO mark the years have Jour
neyed from the cradle to the grave
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j. X. Clark, II. d., U0MGPATHIC PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from 20 NJ.
and from to T. NJ
Worcester ian LIST, 1881 Janl #
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Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS, for New York. New Ter.
soy, &c., NO. Harrington Corner Worceater.
aplJ dawstf
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Coriial the only sure and safe remedy yet severed
for general debility, ru Gus, inca pac tang for
ty, business, matrimony. Affections of the head,
back, limbs and nerves. speedily removed with d.
rectious and important advice the married single
See Advertisement. jel4 dMAThawly
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HE FREE DEMoCRAcY.-A State Convention
OF the friends Of freedom in New York, will take
place at Syracuse the 3Ist of the present month.
At Sulphur Springs, N. Y, on the 2sd ult., a
Convention was held, of delegates representing the
towns in the second assembly district Of Madison
county. The proceedings were of the most spirited
character, and resolutions ofthe right sort were una.
imously adopted. Amongst others equally manly
and explicit, we're the following:
ReSoLUed, That the political platform adopted bv
the friends OF Freedom at the Rational Convention
held Ptsburg, is based upon THOSE eternal princi-
piles OF Democracy, which warmed the hearts of our
Republican fathers when they signed the Declare.
lion OF Independence, aud formed the Constitutions
and that will maintain and cherish
those principles, and so far in lies, protect
them from The aggressions OF the Slave Power which
now rules this country.
RESOLVED, That rejoice that Slavery has been
abolished in the State Of New York, and will sells
countehance" and ''resist'' all attempts to re. es.
tabllsh human slavery within her limits; that we
are therefore opposed TO the "Slave Transit bl',
and all kindred measures, and repudiae the Fugi.
i've Slave Law, with its Infamous and unconstitu-
tIonai provisions; and are opposed TO all laws or
Legislative Resolves, which have for their object
the maintenance and perpetuation OF human slavery,
or the creation oil unjust distinctions among the Gill.
zens of our State.
Resoiued, That the 'signs Of the limes'' indicate
the speedy dissolution Of the called "heahhv'' po-
litica organizations OF the day, while high and
successful mission is open the youag and igorous
party which has planted itself upon The Democratic
principles Of our Revolutionary faihers that we re.
joice at the Independence Of the many honest Wings
and Democrats who are Withdrawing from the old
political organizations which are pledged TO support
and perpetuate the Fugitive Slave Law, and .akino
their places in the ranks Of the Free Democracy -
that we have but to remain to our organization
and lis principles, TO at early day that gIo-
rlous triumph for which we are laboring-the over.
throw Of the Slave Power in the State and Nation.
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a CARD.--Mrs. WlNsLOW TO THE LADIES

n A2s---hIs.. FNINSLDW 10 iii Il LADIES.
MTa Winslow. an old and experienced nurse, and Fee
male Physician, wond call the attention of the Ladies to
her soothing syrup for Children eeLlng. 1t will i'm
mediately relieve them from pain, aay all spasmodic
action soften the gums, reduce inflammation and is sure
to regulate the Bowels. Depend upnn IL, Mothers il
viii give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your children. - Price, rs cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs Wnsow's
soothis srnp during the past six yearsseTeral thou
sand The last year. We believe the best medicine in
the world for Children eethng for the cure of Dys-
EMERY and Darrh@a in Children whether arises from
eethmg or any other Il gives universal salts
taction-never heard Complaint from any one using
never sold medicine universally Successful in re-
hevIng pain and affecting cuTesrelief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE. CURTIS q PERKINS, Druggists No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astonshed al the wonderful cures per
formed bt The CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER pr, pared
nv CURTIS q PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all cases; for the cure Of
spinal complaints, cTamp in the limbs and stomach
shenna tism in all its FORMS bilious choc burns sore
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
world For particulars, circulars in the hands o.
Agents, fol gratuitous circulation.
~. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS d. PERKINS,
Crsmp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
are base limitations Price l2, 25 37a per hottIef
according to size Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester: Bush & CO., h. T. LazelI
g. A Harrington; Cherry Valley, Botomley & Gill ;
Spencer, j. NJ Crout q Co.; East Brookfeld, Alonzo
Upham w. Brookheld, Fiske & Co. Brookfeld Geo
IL. Low & Co. oct27 dawlv
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Segars of exquisite flavor are always to
found in quqntities TO suir At the Drug Store of
l.. Il. LAZELL,
I3-dtT pol Main ST.
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biilIbury Corne1 Il.,,I.

aEHA !, mulDury COrneL Band.
J, T. DENISON, Loader and Dlrectur
AZ prepared 70 furnish Music all occasioks Orders
iei, MN u, BENCHLEY, Randalls Block, or VIM n
~, I'LL, VIII be promptly attended to.
Jeio usm' WIN. r. LOWELL, Clerk,
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E-"Beiier be despised Pilgrim, fugitive for
freedom, than the halting politician lorgetul oil
principle, "wiIh Senate at his heels"
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WILLIAM DICKINS ON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend this and OrheT matters OF business at
his Office overathe Central Bank. novb-du
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-31
Correspondence of the State Journal.

FIDDLETowN, New County, Dec '53.
There was a convention held in this place on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, pursuant to previous no.
tice the object of which was to take into considc-
ration the propriety and expcdiency of making an
united and concerted effort towards securing the
passage of an act, by the next Legislature, estab-
llshng a new county, out of portions of Ell Dorado
and Calaveras counties. Although the weather was
quite incement it having rained without intermis-
sion until noon the attendance of delegates was
quite respectable. The following are the names Of
the delegates. and the townships represented by
them in the convention. y
Jackson-B. Husband, w. D. Skidmore. A. C.
Bruno, Chas. Boynton
Drytown-B: F. Wayne, E. w. Walton, w. O.
Clarke, A. G. Sheath
Volcano-llon. M. w. Gordon, George None
ton, COL George Mediary, J. L. Hobstead, L. S.
Scott.
Sutter-L. A. Harding, D. Crandall, w. w. Cone,
S. B. Artell ~
lone Valley-C. A. Livermore Colonel Alonzo
Platte.
Amadore-A. II. Rose, S. s. Mannon.
Iowa Clty-lsaac Dickinson, Jas. Livermore.
Robt. Reed, A. Moore.
fiddlctown--George S. Sumner, Thomas J.
Phelps.
Gilliland-S Kendall, s. Smith.
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wholesome laws Their acts will be closely watch
ed and freely commented on. They have it in their
power to become popular. Tie experience of the
past should warn them that to be- popular they must
work, be economical, and adjourn at an early day
In this county the members elect promised, if it
could be done by their votes to reduce the expen-
ditures to be economical and have short session.
For the good of the state as well of the party it
is incumbent upon them to redeem that promise
The people expect it, and they must not be disap-
pOintcd
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[From the California Chronicle
LATER FROM THE NEW REpirpI


AnOthr Batte-Rcpuisc Of the Enemy-Coptur Of Bog-
gage--GaHahry Of VaAkcr's 1roojs-Ahcmm 10 Sms-
prize the AnericaHs. F' 90 "'"-
The Mexican report of the loss of some of tho
American party is denied It will be seen hv
the letter that only was wounded in the recent
ARRAY. -o'e"'
The letter is from an officer of the expedition
and gentleman of known integrity and eracitv
Here it is
ENsENADA DE ToDos SANTOS,
=, (Fort Nckibben,) L. c., Dec. 16, 1853. (
have only time to give you brief statement of
the operations of the command of Col WolLer
since the landing of our forces at this place.
After having taken the town of La Paz. toootbor
with the two Governors, (Espinoza and Rcvoileda.l
IN the early part OF Nov, we landed at this place
on the "a inst, and remained here in peace until
the morning OF the 9th, when the command of Col
NiiiionuieA ana Nlgreta surrounded position,
and attempted by rather well gotten ,1p rise 70
destroy our party by an ambuscade
we Icught them IN every way they desired. but
pelng without horses, always failed to ore,toke them
when they made their several desperate CHARGES
until at length, ON the morning of the 18th. at n
very early hour when Millendrez's party were near
ly frozen with cold rain which had fallen VOW
heavy, detachment of twenty of our man nd diy
command OF Lieut.. Croker, attacked them IN tbe;,.
strong position and routed them completely COM
peillhg tnem TO :" UdnOSe the ranch in such douhln
quick style as to forget their clothing, firearms In
dih arrows, horses, blankets &c. to saw NOTHING of
one very prettily mounted brass feld-piece. and
many other articles peculiar to the tented field
.. have not time to give you full details of this
AFFAIR and several interesting skirmshes which have
occurred IN this vicinity between our forces and
those of Nlillendrez and Nigreta but will be more
particular in my next. We had only one man
wounded in the ARRAY of the 10TH and know chat we
killed several of the enemy and wounded several Of
them. "
Millendrez, during the several davs skrm;sb;ro
sent three flags of truce to Col Walker and tr;eS
to violate the last two by sending scouts around n
position which ne could not have obtained in anv
other way But in this, as well as in a blockcuord
note, ne failed most signally> His scouts were
headed Off, and his insolent iliterate note sent boc
and unanswered until Col Walker sent Lieut.
Crocker with twelve men, as above related, to wb;n
about one hundred of them. up
Our Colonel had asked for these twenty men (os
volunteers,) with the intention of COMMANDING
them In person. but was dissuaded from doing So hv
the men, who considered his services necessary 70
the e. defence OF our temporary Fort
The writer of this was not one of the ufcbt;po
detair' on the night of the 10th inst but was ;n
an excellent position to see the whole fight and can
say that it was well carried out affair. and one
which reflected great credit on the command
Yours, SAMJJEI. RIIIAWn
second Lieut. Walkers Ind Battalion.
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THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.

Rgr CURLE BROTHERS, Third street, Sacramento,
are authorised Agents for that city. All ORDERS for
this paper left in their charge, will promptly attended
to-
Mr.. JAMES C. DUNCAN, at the Bookstore Ollie
count Il Strong San Francisco will act Agent for the
argus All orders for this Office left with him. will be
promptly attended to.
l4R. d. G.. WALDRON, is our authorised Agent for
this county.
J. Q. LADUE, Esq, will act agent for the drgus,
ut Mamaluke Hill.
MEssRs. NASH Il DAVIS, News Dealers and Statoners,
(wo doors above the ostofce will act as our Agents in
Paccrvle
MAGISTRATES BLANKS ofall kinds, Attachments,
Subpmnas Executions &c, &C., constantly on hand and
for sale at this office.
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SERGEANT AT ARMS OF THE SENATE.--We are
glad to know that our highly esteemed friend, Ma
portunities of his friends to permit his name to be
used as a candidate for this post. We hold that
there is no man in this county to whom the Democ-
racy are deeply indebted for valuable services
in the last political campaign. We hope and be-
lieve that the whole delegation of this county will
use. their most strenuous efforts to obtain the
election of this gentleman. He deserves it and he
should have it,
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Emu sntRlligrnrr.


Cases and proceedings in the Court of Sessions Of
Ell Dorado county, at December Term 1858, since
the report in our last number.
The People vs. Martin Lawery Assault and bat
terry. Verdict of guilty, and fine imposed of S25
and costs
The People VS.. Martin Lawery. Charged with
breaking and tearing down walls, breaking glasses,
&c. Acquitted
The People VS.. Timothy Donavan Perjury
Found guilty and sentenced to year in the State
prison.
The People vs. Thomas Ashton Assault with
intent to commit murder Verdict of guilty, and
sentence to be pronounced today.
The People ys. John Gustavus. Perjury-con-
ycted.
The jurors of the last District Court were allow
ed, each, So per day and mileage; also the jurors
at the August Term, in case of the People against
Peter C. Baker.