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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

% A correspondent Of the Albany Journal states
that in Murray county, Georgia, and near its south
ern boundary, at the summit Of mural precipce,
100 feet IN perpendicular height there stand the e
mains of an ancient fertilization, constructed Of solid
mason-work, covering FIVE acres Of ground. Within
Inc enclosure olii forest trees, two and three hun
dred years old, rear their heads to the tempest COW
ering with their verdant foliage an ancient hearth.
stone, once in use by It's ancient occupants; and near
il gushing stream Of water, Of icy GOODNESS, issues
from the creyice Of the rock, whence the garrison
used to obtain their supply
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

FATHER GAvAzzI's LIFE AND LECTURES, Pub
lished by Dewitt & Davenport, Nassau Street,
New York
This handsome volume contains memoir of
Gavazzi, the italian patriot priest, and reprint
of his lecture, delivered in New York, revised by
himself Gavazzi took an active part in the Ital-
ian Revolution He moved from city to city,
arousing the patriots by his eloquence, and such
was his power that women sent their Jewels to the
Revolutionary treasury, and young men focked
in thousands round the standard of italian indie
pendenee Italy fell, through the treachery of
Jesuits and the brigandism of Louis Napolean.
Italian liberty sacrificed on the shrine of po-
perry. This circumstance opened the eyes of the
Padre to the true character of papacy, and he
hencelorth became its uncompromising foe. His
lectures are an expose of the whole papal system,
and no intelligent man can read them without
being impressed with conviction that system
which so dominates over the soul, cannot but be
inimical to freedom and progress. The book is
for sale at John Keith & Co.'S, 239 Main st.
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Police Court.

MONDAY, Aug. 8.
Catharine Marrar, who stated that she was from
Norwich, Ct, was brought up, charged with steal
ing seven dollars, on Sunday, 9TH inst, from Mrs
Ellen Brockley, fremont street. Ii appeared that
Miss Mauar came to Mrs Rroekley's house on Sum
day afternoon, and represented that she atgued
with travelling, and wished place in which to rest
Mrs Brockley took her into her house, and showed
her TO a chamber. In short time Mrs B. had oc.
casion to go into the chamber, when she found that
the prisoner had taken 81 from the pocket ola
dress that hung the chamber. She accused her
of stealing the money, when she gave up six dollars
She had one dollar besides, which she maintained
was her own. When taken 10 the Police Office, she
ho@ed for some time most lugubriously and tried to
make believe she was crazy. She seemed quite sane
when brought before the Court. She was committed
to the House Of Correction for one month.
Michael Mccain, boy about l6 years of age,
was arraigned upon charge of utterng loud out
cries, and disturbing the peace about half past ten
O'Clock, on Sunday evening. Mr. Shumway and Mr.
Lund, city watchmen. found him in the vicinity Of
Pine Meadow, drunk. They carried him home,
when he cursed and swore at them and his father,
and drawing his knife, made to attack his father
The watchmen then took him into custody, and
brought him to the watch house. He was fined So
and costs, amounting to $780, which he paid and
was discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

E9 Our neighbor Of the Pilot says he ''likes an
honest bater Of Romansm" So do we-and are
glad TO Know that we can agree with him in one
polnl SO give us your hand, Patrick, and bad luck
to the likes o. him that says olherwise.--Am. Pat.
eg- Edmund SIatlerly, while on his way from
Franklin 10 Milford, Mass, on Sunday Of last
week, in company with his intended TO be mar,
RED, stopped by the roadside TO water his horse,
when the bucket with which he was drawing wa
ter, fell into the well. He descended 10 obtain
1t, and while In the well, the well cayed in upon,
and killed him.
EY- Letters from Havana represent the whole
island as very sicky. While the soldiers are
suffering IN the city, beyond all precedent, chol
era, yellow fever, and small pox, are making
fearful ravages on the estates in the interior. The
thousands Of recently introduced Africans, have
brought with them terrible kind of diarrhea.
which is carrying off vnst numbers.
9-Two young men in North Danvers, few
days since, pegged one hundred and Sirtv pairs
Of women's spring heeled shoes--working only
ten hours. One Of them pegged So pairs, and
the other rs pairs. There were about 1876 pegs
in each shoe, or 250 in pair.
ESrWilliam r. Lincoln, late Superintendent
of the Reform School at Weslboro', has accented
the same office in the new Reform School which
is shortly to be established in Maine
g7g-'rhe highest lax paid in New York. il bv
WIN. j. Asior, whose tax this year is something
over $40, 900.
GB Rev. VIM. II. Beecher, Of Chillicothe, o..
has resigned the pastoral charge Of the Presby-
terrain church in that place, and accepted call
to Reading, Mass.
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r3.P IsONTNG.rI

Thousands of Parents who use VcrmiTuge composed
ofCastor Oil, Calomel, &C, are aware, that while
they appear TO benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations for series OF Diseases such sal
ivatioD, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c
In another column viii be found the advertisement of
Hobensacks Medicines, winch weask the attention of
al directly Interested in their well as their Chill
dFen's health. In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type, you should make
OF the only genuine medicine, HObensacks Liver Pills.
%" Be nor deceived" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, }. n. HOBENSACK,
as none else genuine
L. r. i.A2EI.is. Led WiD II. MARSH, ID SCOTT.
Jr JAMES GREEN, ana UAIiD ~ niI4 HILL,
Agents for Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

STORM IN NEW YoRK.-The Tribune says that
that vicinity was deuged on Saturday by a shower,
or rather storm of rain, seldom equaed in severity
During the greater part Of the forenoon rain fell in
most abundant quantity; but luckily there was not
much wind, SO the damage not great.
At the Crystal Palace, however, much injury was
done. The imperfect manner in which the roof is
Constructed, suffered the water to beat in, and, in
consequence, many of the wares Gin the British De-
Partment especially were badly damaged. Some
statuary was stained by the mixed iron.rust and
water, and goods Of the more delicate order, were
almost spoiled.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

% The New York Herald suggests to the Vir-
gnians, that they get up celebration forthwith, of
the settlement of jamestown. 1t SAYS:
II is quite lime that the Virginans should wake
up on this subject, and suffer the names and the
memory OF the first settlers Of their Siate-the ter
rilory OF the oldest coloByto be neglected or for
gotten.
The contrast between these two earliest English
settlements in Acknowledgement and jamestown.
is no less remarkable than the character of the two
classes Of Engshmen-- Puritans and Csvsliers-by
which these settlements Were effected Plymouth.
situated on the sterile coast of Massachusetts Bay.
has but few natural advantages, resources or attrac-
tons, and the inhabitants, from the earliest settle
ment, have depended mainly on the fisheries and
the coasting trade for a subsistence Still the town
has always hourshed. and sustained considerable
population, now numbering more Than six thousand
SOULS and the territory comprised in the old Ply.
mouth colony now contains one hundred and
sky 1--we thousand souls jamestown. situated on
the aluvia soil Of the valley of the James river. in
virginia, was supposed originally to possess peculiar
advantages as settlement on a fine nayipabe river
with an extensive and fertile back country. and
mild cmae.i But few ruins are all that remain tn
mark this ancient town, and the population of thar
section Of Virginia il is well known is sparse. and
FAT from being The Hourishing part Of the State
IN agriculture commerce.
We are alI aid that the same reasons which have
operated 10 make the contrast SO striking between
Plymouth and jamestown, will operate sill, notwiih.
standing the appeals Of the Herald. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

A CARD.-Mrs WINsLOW To THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winslow, old and experienced nurse and Fe-
male Physician would cali the attention OF the Ladies to
her soothing syrup for Children teeIhing. Ii will i'm
mediaely relieve them from pain, allay all spasmOdc
action soften the gums, reduce Inflammation and sure
to regulate the Bowels Depend upon II, Mothers, IL
will give rest TO yourselves, and relief and health to
your children. II Price, rs cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities Of Mrs. Wnsow's
soothing Syrup during the past six yearsseVera thou
sand the last yeaE We believe it the best medicine in
the world for Children eehing for the cure of Dys
entery and Darrhma in Children, whether il arises from
teethng any other II gives universal salts
faction-neyer heard complaint from any using it
sold medicine so universally successful in
lievmg pain and affecting cures-reIief is
SURE. CURTIS d PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
The world is astOnshed al the wonderful per
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS 81 PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all cases; for the Of
spinal COMPLAINTS cTamp in the limbs and stomach,
Eheum tsm in all its FORMS bilious choiC, burns,
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
world. For particulars see circulars in the hands q,
Agents, fol gratuitons circulation
y. BE sure and call for CURTIS d PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
are base limitations Price l2d, 25, 37a cts per bottef
according to size. Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester Bush Co., l.. T. Lazell,
G. A. Harrington; Cherry Valley, BOuomey Gill
Spencer J. N. Crout d Co. East Brookield, AlOnzO
Upham w. BrOokfeld, Fske & Co Brookfeld, Geo
II Low * Co. oet27 dawly
Reasons why the climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
lst To produce new hair,
end. To prevent badness.
3d. To give dandruG leave to withdraw "
4th. To promote the growth of the hair.
5th To give the hair rich and uxurant appear
ance.
9th. To give the hair natural gloss.
7tli. To curl the hair easily
9Th. To dress the hair lastefully.
9th. TO prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th To cure the headache.
llh. To keep the head clear.
18th Because it is the best compound in for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELL, Druggist, 2O1 Main
rect Jyl diff
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InfIammatOry ExtirpatOr.-HReme for
~


Good for Rheumatism, Group, Fresh Wounds
Burns, Toothache, Ague in the Face, Chiblans
Neuralgia, Sore throat Runrounds, Lapsus Uer, Sore
Lips, &C Also, for Cleansing Clothes from Paint,
Pitch Tar Grease, Oil, c.. and also Tor washing in
Salt Water.
This article has been thoroughly examined and tested
b eminent Chemists and Apolhecaries and invariably
pronounced safe, pleasant and superior combination
Tor external applications 1t does not contain in lis
comp"sition a particle of acid or alka and will be
lonnd safe speedy, and effective cure for all the va
rlous complaints, above stated.
d. Price 25 cts. n bottle.
WHAT The PEOPLE SAY WHO USE 1T.
ana my friends had supposed | must live and die
cripple, with The hip complaint. But applied the In
nammatory Extrpator, and in month was per.
fectly we'll JAMES WOODBURY.
want some more of the Infammatory Extirpator,
for il Immediately and invariably elieves my child of
the Group. Il. CARTER
Thousands of similar testimonials can be addnceI in
proof OF Its wonderful efficacy.
G. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester Mass
For sale In Worcester. at Wholesale and Retail bv
T.. II. MARSH, AID d SCOTT deodaw6m Iy2g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

THICKNESS OF NEGRo's SKULL.-The
Memphis .Appeal relates that few days ago,
while a barrel of -four was being lowered from
the upper story of warehouse, and when vet at
a considerable elevation, it slipped and fell upon
negro, striking him full on the head, and forcing
out an eye. The skull was not even fractured,
however, and the negro was doing well.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

GREAT FIsBNG.--A gentleman from this city
started from the Crawford House last Thursday
morning, with boy and an Indian Guide, for
visit to the almost unexpored region of the White
Wiley House. The party were from sunrise un-
I'll o'clock in reaching the ponds and mountain
streams. They encamped in Indian style, around
blazing FIRE, during the night, and arrived back
70 Gibbs's Friday evening, with one thousand and
for y-Sevcn trout as the result 81 their laborious
and hazardous exploration. The next day at
dinner their praise was In every ones mouth at
the table Of the Crawford House, Bos Trans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

HoRsE MAcKEREL.-Nr. VIM Alexander.
says the Portland Argus, while fishing few days
since near Rock Cod Ledge, about 10 miles from
Portland caught horse mackerel, weighing 500
pounds, 10 feet long and I in circumference. He
took him with cod hook, and worrying him out,
hnally secured him. There being no one with
him in the boat but his little 10y, he had 10 tow
him to schooner, near by, before he could take
him 10. II is splendid fish, resembling in ali il,
parts, mackerel, but on giant scale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

LEGISLATIVE PAY.-We learn that Comptroller
Wright has refused to pay the members Of the Le-
gisature their per diem allowance for the forty days
Of recess between the regular and extra sessions al.
though $4,000 were added TO the Appropriation bill
for that purpose. For this we think the Comprrol-
Ter is to be commended. There is some talk of an
attempt to compel the payment by resort to legal
measures; but we opne that viii end in ak.-N
Y. Com. ADJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment ana
Boarding ~ geucv rF

NO Z55 vi 1ln 81, " Ofcesler, b Stnlrs
DO you wish TO sell your zeal estatel Do yon ,risb
TO buy housel Do yon wish TO let vnnr bo,,s -,
good ienanisI Do you wish TO get your lie or yonr
goods nsuredf Have you house You wish 10 seIlP@
are you N want OF help, either male or lemael DO
housf' Have yon store for sale or to leif Do Won
wish 10 borrow money en- collateral security Have
you nloney 70 lend on mortgages of real estatel DO
10 you w,sh to buy house lutl DO you wish 10 hire
Scorer llaye lon an Office TO let DO YOU wish 10
hlre un oneef Are you in want Of empl ymenil If
So you WIN DO wei to call at the above lency.
jyl5 deOdtf IEWIs q MINI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

BURGLARY AND ARREST. Yesterday after
ternoOn, during the temporary absence of the depot
master at the Granville station, the desk or trunk
containing 1he tickets was broken open and robbed.
The discovery was made but minute before the ar
rival of the last tran and the depot master had only
time 10 communicate the lacl to the conductor, and
to say him that his suspicious rested upon young
man who had been about there but short time pre-
vious and that it would be well detain him if
upon the road A young answering the descrp.
ton entered The train at the Natick station, and up
on the arrival of the train here, he arrested by
officer Warren. He is apparently not more than six
teen years old and resoutey refused give his
Upon searching his pockets there found small
sum Of money and roll Of CENTS also a calf skin
port menae, containing papers of which the follow
ing copies
Chautaque County Bank,
jamestown, N. Y, July D, 1858.
S42,62. No. 1929
Pay to the order OF Messrs. E. Godfrey &
Son, Forty-two and 90. 100 Dollars.
RoB'T NEwLAND, Cashier.
To Metropolitan Bank, New York.
The above is endorsed by Godfrey & Son, Bald
well & RICHTER, and Baldwin, Studwell, & Fisher.
No p. ALBANY, July II, 1868.
Bank of Albany-Pay to n Fisher or order,
Three Hundred Dollars.
$500. Signed, JAHAN WARNER.
The above check is endorsed by N. Fisher, and
by Baldwin, Studwell & Fisher.
Messrs. f. w. Huckins-Pay Henry Sixteen
Dollars in advance on his wages.
C. B. HATCH, Capt. Northern Light
In addition to the above, the young man had
very handsome miniature of himself, and pistol
of Waterbury, CT. manufacture, in each pocket,
loaded and capped. He will be taken to Norfolk
County for examination to day.
P. S. Since the above written, we learn that
the young man has confessed thai he stole the above
described check and draft from his late employers,
Messrs Baldwin, Studwell s. Fisher, 2S2 Pearl st.,
n " and that he forged the order purporting to be
signed by the Captain Of the Northern Light, after
having made fruitless attempt 10 ship on board
that vessel He says, furthermore that at the time
he took the draft and check he took forty seven
dollars in money; that he had been away Thu ee
weeks, and, having made mp his mind TO return, be
broke Into the trunk at the Granville station, for
the purpose Of stealing ticker TO New York, not
having money enough to purchase one. He states,
also, that his parents reside in Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The New and Beautiful q Chemically Colored"
Daguerreotyres are taken by L. BA BBlTT, Nos and
u Ptper's Block And from the rush of customers for
them think it's the only place IN The city where thew
can be obtained. Also, from comparison with Pictures
brought in to be retaken from another Room we thnk
aug9 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

TURN Our. We learn from the Providence
Tribune, that large number of the operatives
in the employ OF Samuel and Harvey Chace, Val
ley Falls, have refused TO work on account of the
introduction of Canadian help into the mills 1t
is said that these Canadians work lower than
other foreigners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

FINANcIAL.-The New York banks are now
obliged to make weekly statement Of their opera
tons Some OF the city banks do not relish the law
but there can be no doubt of It's beneficial results on
the business community
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

FROM lIALIFAx.-The steamship Niagara brings
papers from lialfiix, 10 August 3. The American
soop Of war Decatur, Of the Fishery Squadron, was
epoted in the Gut Of Canso, on the Both Of July
The Earl OF Eesmere arrived at Halifax August l,
Seymour, serpent had been seen off McNab
Island but it was small affair, only twenty feet
long. The fishery excitement seems to have quieled
down, as no mention OF the subject is made IN the
papers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The new and beautiful g Chemically Coloted y
Daguerreotypes are made by Adams 4 Chaain and by
them only IN this City For proof of the above state
ment call at our Rooms and examine our Pictures col
ored by this process III comparison with some which
we have taken over, which were made and sold by
another artist, as Chemically Colored Dsguerreoty pes
Comment is unnecessary.
ADAMS & CLAFLIN,
augs DIFF 1873 Main street
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MRS. PARTIseToN AT CARE ANA genle-
man from this city, who is rusticatng at Cape Ann,
accidentally fell inwith Mrs. Partington, whom he
found ia high state Of preservation. She tells him
she has the ticd doodle doc in the head and the sea
air is too embracing for her. She thinks the noun
tain air is more coHapsug and investigating. She
intends to call upon s'the Old Man of the Noun.
tain, y and ertr1cats him few days, and return via.
Of the Grand Trunk Rail Road She saws she has
had great desire to that great trunk, that can
carry so many people as they tell on. Government
affairs weigh heavily upon her spirits; hear her, she
says, have spent many sleepy night, over that
pesky fishing question, and have been in fearful ca.
Pense, as TO how it would tolerate. And dew
hope now, really, that Uncle Samuel and Jonathan
Bull wont get into quarrel about few Ieelle fishes,
when by coming to Cape Ann they can catch as
many as they please.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

THE YELLOW FEvER.-The ieleg raph re-
ports that few cases of yellow fever have ap-
peared at Mobile. For the two days ending Aug
LIST, the deaths by yellow fever in New Orleans,
were 1853. New Orleans has less than hundred
thousand population at the present time, and the
ratio Of mortality equal TO almost seven hundred
per day, in city like New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

ARREsTs.-Two men were arrested by the Po-
lice, yesterday (NIonday) afternoon, in this city,
for stealing various articles. consisting of coats
umbrellas, valises, mittens, &C., from &C. Knapp,
J. P. Kettell, H. o. Clark, and others. Their
names are Fuller, and they are father and son.
They will be examined this morning
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- aThe EarI Of Porlsmoulh + dead. y

Such is the brief telegraphic announcement of the
death Of an old, and we believe for many years, an
idiotic noblemah. II mistake not, a claimant to
the lille and estate viii now come forward in the
person of live Yankee, grandson Of The first Earl
and whose great grandfather died before succeeding
TO the title. The claimant is also a descendent Of
the celebrated Sir Isaac Newon.-Albany State
RegiSier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

Coon STocK.-The Galena and Chicago Rail.
road has declared semi-annua dividend of IL per
cent after reservng $50 900 Of It's surplus earnings
during the last six months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

R-lt is gratifying to hear Piper, IF the Revile,
yeIp, as he does under our last casigaton. While
man continues sensible to rebuke, there is hope
for him STILL Piper, if he keeps on, may yet be a
remarkable member Of Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

MORE GOLD. Senator Richardson, of Iowa.
writes to the South Bend Register, that extensive
deposites Of gols have been discovered in Iowa.
about twelve miles west Of Prairie Du Chen
Six men had been taking out an ounce day for
a considerable time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

DRAPER x CLARK offer to the public n new md
better article Of LIME than be- found nj nnv o,har
place 10 the state. After ry Ing IT, If any ore ~ no,
sned their money VIII be refunded. We have denlt in
Lime Tor nteen years. mud have never found any hsfo,a
thai gave so good satisfaction ' ''''''
,,r DRAPER &c CLARK,
apA wv IU5 and lO7 Frgnt a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-09

Go The Norwich & Worcester Railroad Com
pany invite proposals for the transportation of their
passengers and freight between Alyn's Point and
New York.