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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-04
EAUNKLEE's NJ MOS REMEDY
~ AYERY MPORTANI, COMROMMD.
@9(A GAn6A REwARD FoRANT

~ II = 9 . y v thing That VIII snrnass DIT 9
a. mrs Panaeeas and Indian Medicines, the remedy
OF Gonorrhea. elects, Structures Whites, Pains in the
Back and Lons Seminal weakness, ahsetiars Of the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra, Gravel, and all Other
disorders of the urinary organs without the least
strction to diet, drink, exposure change in appi
cation to business. These preparations entirely
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miscellaneous.

GUMAG, 100 bags apy sumae. u s.ere Az! Tor
VENAYLOR'S sUpERFINE ENGLISH
"a MUsrARD-For sale at l.. Il. LAZELL'S
VIA 4u 20 Main street
EgERSONS WHITING PIANO FORTEs
n OR MEL0DEONS-Will do well b call at Il. S.
NAS0N'S New Piano Forte Ware Room No. 200 Main
Street. and see what they can do there bore purchasing
elsewhere. distf ie1S
a GENTS XYANTED.-MEN q business habits
"a wishing to engaged lucrative business, who would
ike to sell Backman's Genuine Healing ]asam and Val
uabe Rcd Save. wpuid do u sld at
place. GEltALDS X THOMPSON. General Agents.
NJ. Walnut St. w1rc.s1rr siass ~ NV
CHARCOAL CHARGE AL.-For sale in
" large or small quantities, at fair prices. Terms of
payment Cash on delivery, or when ordered;
House, No. Is Market street.
my31 diff City Coal Yard, rea' Is Market st.
EN- :. COUCH. PLANE NUFACTURER-
On account Of the late fire, having been obliged to
leave the place for short time continues to make all
kinks of
MOULDING AND BENCH PLANES.
Orders for the above work, may be en at E. w CAR
rER's, Stair luider-Shop on Mechanic street. All
riders attended to, jy25 du
gIVLUID LAMPS.-lOO DOz. leg Fluid Lamp
a for Shoenakers.
so dozen LIST Size Fluid Handle do.
so doz. 2nd Size d.
Is g Bed Handle do
25 Oil do.
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps Horseforls Patent
Safety Lamps, together with general assortment OF
lamps Of various kinds for sale wholesale and retail at
low prices, by H. AYRES,
s12 diff 29S Main st.
SLATE FOR ROOFS.-Thi subscriber having
- the Agency Of the
NEW ENGLAND
MINING 81 QUARRYiRG COMPANY.
is prepared furnish Slate for Roof of superior qualit
and lay it in the best manner.
The above Quarry is located Vernon VT and the
Slate found to be superior TO any t has been used in
this vicinity and will be furnished onhe most satisfactory
terms.
Samplesmay be seen at the Worcester and Nashua
Depot, Lincoln ST.. and at Kinnicutt Co.'s Hardware
Store. JOHN BARNARD.
Worcester, May Sth, 1854. diff
CtUPEREOR QUAIL IFY DRUGS.
- Bermuda Arowroot Chorcorm;
Cubebs; Carb Maguesia
Flax Seed; Nitrate Silver;
Benzoic Acid; Con'ec SIENNA;
Opium; Squlls;
Elm Bark Gum Arabic,
Elm Powdered; Lac SllphJ;
Sweet Spirits Nitre; Sugar Of Lead;
Chloride of Soda; Rose Water;
Borax, SUP, Carb Soda;
English Lint; Cream Tartar
Warranted free from all impurities and for sale low by
L. T. LAZELII, Druggist,
diff POI Main Street.
EZ EEP COOL.-HEYW00D & RUSSELL's Reg
"a uatons for supplying ICE for City customers, 1854
The subscribers, having much larger supply of Ice
an has ever been put up for this Market prepared
10 furnish customers with as good quality as can be
found in this any other Market at much lower prices
an has ever been offered in tits City, varying from 10
N 20 cents per 100 lbs.
r. A Il rs:
By weight for quantities less tan 1000 lbs delivered in
H. Season. 20 per 100 lbs From 1000 to 1000 lbs
In the Season. per 100 lbs Over 1000 lbs in the Sea-
ll1c (1r h.,
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JUST RECEIVED.

At A. II. NEWT0N's, 2O7 Main Street, large invoice
Of PAPER HANGINGS, which Builders, Landlords, and
others in want viii find it for their advantage
inc
A. II. N is prepared to put all kinds of paper at
short notice, IN the best mch6 diff
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II EICESTER s. WORCESTER EX
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRl-WEEKLY-USUAL TIME IS HOURS.

EIN FISE Elk = w UhNES i Err En-
IA PRESS.-The subscribers will run daily Express,
for the conveyance Of Boxes Bundles Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
places and after this date leaving Leicester O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock P. M.
All orders entrusted US, left at the Post Office,
Horace Waite's Store leicester where states may be
found, } will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office in Worcester, at A. II. Newtons, 207 Main st.
JOE. SIBLEYs
Leicester March l, 1858. MARI diff
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WRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
L DROPS-DR. G. A. HILL, No. III Main Street,
Worcester Mass would say t al great expense, he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
pills and Drops discovered b j. IIarrngon NJ. D., while
practicng in The Hospital il Paris, under the immediate
observation Of the renowned RI00RD, OF Paris, and AC
TON of London.
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
SYSTEM and can be tfken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds offemaes in this country, to be the
only preparation evepdiseoyered that has proved nvar
certain in all cyses.
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SUSH,S PREPARATION OF DR. H0oKER,s
~ ~ DisENTERf AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL
re most e0tcGctou Medicine Of the age for ne cure
ts Prepared and sold W BUSH 4 CO., Botanic Drug
lists, "a Front street, Worcester. Mass.
Price 37t cents per bottle. jy11 dzm
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ARCANUM LIQUID HAIR DYE.

NLENN's TRUE VEkBENA WATER.
w This delightful periumf prepared by Chemical |
process from the hot house, ant,
LEMONTRIFoLI4,
s IDENTIFY reeomuend TO the Ladies in particular,
account Of its refreshing and delightful odour. contains
All the fragrance Of tie plant itself in concentrated
FORM and will be foud very useful for removing the Ian
euor occasioned by crowded rooms. &c Also, as deic
IONS perfume for the ha1dkercie and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts, yet equally good and
neasant change for the Eau de Cologne.
For sale ia Worcester together with assortment OF
clenn,s Justly celebrated Pefmmery, by L. T.. LAzELL
sIsIEv 4 ScofT, BUSH & CO., L. II. MARSH, d. ScoTr
JR NJ b. GREgE, JAAEs GREEN Druggists, &C, and by
Jso. MoREY 4 Co, JASKISs C1ouGH Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by L. W. GLENN, 20 south 4th St.,
Philadelphia to whom all orders must be addressed.
mch30 1eouu
n IJTHER SLATER CONTINUES TO
L Ma1ufacture Hemp, MANILA and Cotton Cordage
Lines and Twine and has general assortment on hand
at ali times at the old and well known rope walk in rear
- NJ Io9 Main a. Worcester div mch24
C<IGN AND FANCY PAINTlNG.-Ihe
subscriber, DESTROYS Of giving more particular atIeI
L TO the above named business, has removed % has,
rington Corner, Room No. up stairs, where ne wiil
await all orders. jag diff pEATEh RICE.
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B@R. MIL TAKES PLEASURE u

Sold by DAVID SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worces
T, and by Druggists generally.
deco deow8 w1am
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- ROSES pROVTDENCE Ann

WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended TO with despatch.
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River Mansfield, Ateboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick
Nickhed, Peacedale and Wakefield R. l.; and stonings
on Conn. OFPICH. Am House. Mnrcester
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SUPERIOR QUALIFY DRUGS.

EZ EEP COOL.-HEYWo0D & RUSSELIis Reg
"a ulaons for supplying ICE for City customers, 1854
The subscribers having much larger supply of Ice
an has ever been put up for this Market prepared
10 furnish customers with good quality be
found in this any other market, at much lower prices
tan has ever been offered in ills City, varying from 10
N 20 cents per 100 lbs.
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6sUMAL, 100 bags ai,aiy suuac. u st9r4 AMI Tor
> SAFE Bf1hi5 It G.s.&B.J HOWE
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ORWICH AND NORCEsTER III. b.
DOWNWARD TRAIN.

Leave Worcester At 10 1880 a. NJ d 400 O5 P. NJ
" oxford, at S15 and HOO sos {"
/" Webster, at 81 and Ills Z" 5.22 "
&c Thompsn In. 100 and II 81 " 545 g
GO pomir,t at 9.05 and 1l.42 e" 5.4S
g Dauielsonvlle at 92S n 1910 NJ, 6.O6 & $40 Z"
g Centr Village, at ~ A. NJ, Il l.. II and 6.1S g
Arrive at Norwich, At 1910 AM Ito 7.00& 300 &c
Steamboat Train leaves Alyn's Point every morning,
except Mondays, for Boston, about O'Clock, the
rival of the steamboat from New York.
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Boston advertisements.

STIMPSON'S COMMERCIAL WRIT
- ING FLUIDS, Warranted superior to all other
INKS non in use as they not only write easily, but copy
squat to most copying INKS Forsale at the IONIC GOLD
PEN FACTORY, 81 Washington ST., BosroS.
dim
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1rp I'M rTTSJp ~ v ~ %
tween Worcester and Fchburg, by every train stopping
at all intermediate places Packages forwarded Notes.
Drafts and Bills collected and paid and all orders attend
ed to with despatch Office corner of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 DIFF
EFzzs4zsr LEONARDsS EXPRESS.-To
and from Boston and intermediate places, by
every train.
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch. je8 diff
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Great Collision.

A serious collision on the Great West. ern Railroad. Canada Mest. about lhir- teen miles west of Chatham. on Friday morning, and many persons, mostly em. igrants. were killed. An accident in the ti,s, instance happened 10 the Engine of the pa, sengeg train: after long delay the train proceeded, and in dense fog. came in collision w;th gravel train. l, is stated that fOrty eight persons were instantly killed. and half as many mo'e e fatally injured. some of whom have since died. Ms. ef those killed were emi, granss. ,
 A heavy baggage car was thrown up into the air. failing on top of the first car diving it in. and crushing down num- bers beneath it's ponderous weigbs. IL was four hours before the mangled res mains could be ex,,icated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

The. rrest travelling mena0erie ahd cir. GUS of Barnnm has been dissolved. One tpmilretl and twenty of tie horses were sold n, auction on Thursday. 'l>he horses sulsl low. The SwEers Oi the stock were P. T. B,enum. of the Aaerican Museum, Setl, B, Iinwes, late of Francnni's Hiplm. dr.Aas, and SLerwaad E. S,ra,to,,. ta,ler ol the celehrn,ed Tom Thumb. These gentlemen have been iD parInersbip iDni wears, and their mcnagere and c'rcns. together with the Onfis, cost them $l09. GOO. During the tinie ibe exhihiImn has been travelling around tle Unted States, tie receipts from ihe sale "t' tickets have amounted lo mine hundred ihoasand dollars. The expenses, however. have been very large. Ihe elephants, hons, glraHrs. SLc , are iO be sold al auction this week.
 CoWraat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

Rev. H. D. KITcReLL.-lhis eminent clergyman. formerly settled at Plymouth in this County, is now on his travels in Europe. In letter published in late Datroit Tribune. dated Switzerland 9th July. he gives an account of his ascent to the barriers of the upper Alps--and thus eloquently describes ,he appearance of Mont Blanc, as that monarch of ages shoots up fa1 above his fellows;
 Here is the g,andest cluster of the Alps, an imperial society of the upper class. The clouds dlfttd heavily before cold wind, and we caught these hoary tops as they peo,ed through the mist. all the gtanGer :of the Ieserye wi.i:h they seemed to study. Up. lar away up. and still up away in mid heaven they scss, more like the tower fringe of some upper world than the upper pats of this. cold and wi,iie.--so pure and chlTl-your soul is at once d.awn forward. and waved back trona the dread sablimily in which they swim along the sky. No sun can. warm them. They have made their chambers in tine rayless air. and wrapped the mans- ling of snows of many thousands oi years around them"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Great Fires.

A destructive ti'e occurred at Cleve> land, Ohio. on Saturday morning. It originated in the stables attached to the New England Hotel, and destroyed the tlotsland three entire squares in the vi. cinity. Loss estimated tt $l .O0O, ,ooo.
 Thayer's large distilGery in Quincy. III. was destroyed by fire on the goth inst, together with 5000 bushels of barley. several thousand bushels of corn, several thousand of rye. and large quantity of shipping stuff. Loss $60. 900. f
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

EE The English papers speak in very strong terms against lhe absence of the Queen and Royal Family upon four of mere amusement. while the pablie are expecting such important news from the army that may iavolve the death of SO many of her brave defendsrs. The London Ti1ses says: ssasa
 Somehow or another it jsrs upon our feelings to give in one column the list of the killed and wounded in the bloody battles. and in smother. ihe pi,hy m. nouncement of the Court C;rcasar to the effect that the Queen and her courtiers are amusing themselves in the heart of Scottish Highlands. as though the lives of her bravest subjects were not in inc stant jeopardy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Froin ' Caiif6rInla'..'

The steamer George LIw from AspiaS wall. has arrived at New York. She brings she California mails of Sept. s0th. and $l .Os2. .ss4 in treasure and SO7 paa. seOgers. brought down hy the steamship SOnOrG. The steamship Yankes Blade which left San Francisco in company wilh the Sonora had not been heard of at Pa. mama up to the sailing of the George Law from Aspinwall. and fears were enc iertnined that some accident had happen. ed 10 her.
 There is but little news from California; from Oregon we learn of terrible mas. sacre of overland emigrantp. by tho Wi. aeras 1ndians on Bois liver, nears Fort Bois. 'Ehs persons killed wers Alex. Ward. wife and 2 children, Samuel Wil> ligan. sud Mr. Babcock of Lexington. Mo. Dr.. Adams and brother from Michigan ; Mr. Anon. and Mrs. Whi:e and children from Missouri, and two Germans and 9 Frenchman--names unknown. The In. dians carried of forty head Uf cattle, five horses. and two ort three ,honsand dulla,s A considerable fierce had been sent in pursuit of the savages. sa
 IMpoRrAET FROM SONORA A fepoee had been brought to the crossing of tie Colorado that company of emi. grants, numbering 50 persons. all from Texas, were murdered by the Indians on the Slst of August. Several women and children who were in the train were doomed. It is feared. 10 more horrible fate. Six hundred tread of catsle were also carried off, The news was brought by small train which happily escaped. Other parties of Americaes encountered the Indians near Tucson. and one Amer. ican was killed The Apachss were beco. ming more troublesome every day. Twenty five Americans had perished from want of water.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

A iewel!er's apprentice in Portsmouth, N. ti., hammered cent intn an Ociagnn shape on the 7,h Sep,en,ber, 1900. n,a,k"d iis edge with his initials. ,i'e date of h's birth, SIc., and seni Il inl" tie wO,ld on it's mlssn,n. Aiier circs,lat"bn for twenty NIX yease, inc penny came back iU lhe hands ni lie one wla sent i, abroad, who has since kept Il as family cnriel.y, and a son ,,f whom si,swed Il to Us. l'l.c leners Q. F. K aud Ille .ear, 1900, are distinctly tiU be keen. hui llle res, "i the inscription Eas been rubbed cui. The story of Ina, cen,'s iwcnsy>six years pilgrimage would make vOlutnc. N8 sh&
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
eV- Among .he ,melaneholy disas,er

ET Among the melancholy disasters of recent date. at length it seems to be true that the British | transport ship Lady Nugent. wiish was chartered early las. spring. by the losal government at Ma dras. to convey achievements to the Briti.h forces at Rangoon. the seat ol the Burmese war. and which sailed from Madras on the l0ih of last May. wiih $50 soldiers. accompanied by twenty wo- men and children. a number of officers, and S5 of tho creW--have psrished with all on board. Within a fortnight after her departure, . fEighlfal hurricane swep. over the Bay of Bengal. in which sAe must haze IoundeEed. as nothing has si'.ce been heard of Les. though search has been made. {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Ihs Litchfieio Enquirer.
Ll.eAaela, Thur.any. Nor. 2, bod.
FaaOhsrx Institnte.

Next Monday is tue time aPpoInled for opening the Teachers' Institute in this village. and we believe there is to be Q very general attendance Of Che teach tEs in the county. These meetings have proved of great interest and Eroft, not only to teachers, but 10 all interested in the cause of educalion-and VIC hope our cilizcns will show their interest by at tending the sessions and extending their hospilalities to the membe,s present.
 The day sessions will be devoted to practical illustrations of the best meth. 'ds of teaching the different branches oF common school education; and in the -vening interesting lectures will be deli, vered. to which the public are invited.
 We are desired t. give place to the iolluwing circular from Hon. Henry Bar, nard. Sur't of Common Schools:
 The Teachers Institute for Litchfield County, will he held at Li,ch6tld. cons 'ncncing on Monday evening. Nov 9th, and closing on lhe evening of the follow. tug Friday.
 DAY SESSIONS. In. tFnc'ion du,ing the day will be given byJ. ". Tuck. Princi pal of the Modcl Department of ths Nor>. mal School. assisted by Mr. George Sher- wood. Dr.. B. N, Comings and Prof. E. I. Russell. gr'
 EVENING SESSIONS. During the Eyes hing Sessions. Lectures .sil be given by Rev. Merrill Richardson. Prof. Russell, Dr. Comings, Rev. J. T. Dickinson and Hon. Francis Gillette.
 Free entertainment for all who stlend the Institute. will be provided by the ci. tizens of Litch6cid. and every arrange. menl has been made for an interesting and profitable Session. and it is hoped there wall be general turnout of the Teachers of the county. Let the atten- dance be punctaal.
 The exercises will commence on Mon. day evening. Nov. 9th. o'clock.
 A meeting of citizens is called at the Court House on Friday, to prepare for the reception of members of the Insti- tute.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

NEwsrApERs NoRTR AND SOUTH. -At the date of the last csnsus thero were six slave holding States. in which there vas no daily paper. The weeklies have . very limited circulation. All the perin> dicals of large circulation are published in the Noth.. Take any len weekliss in the South. and the aggrega.e of th.ir editions would not equal that of the Sat. urday Evening Post. or of the New York Weekly Tribune. In magazine literature. Pu,nams Monthly has . larger circDla> ton than all the Southern magazinss to> gether, while Harps,ss nearly double Put nam's. The last census reveals these facta concerning the daily and other periodical ], publications in the different States of the. Union.
 Free States. daily lS0 weekly and others 1923 total 1903. Slave States. daily 2 weekly ard others e45 total 652."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Npw Y,.r Or, oo


 ExRLos0R ar EARL's HuTEL.-Absnl o'ciDck Ihss uiierRR.lI. considerable ex- cnemeni prevailed ia IhIs ciIy, oaing Co an ~xplosHsn whsch .assk hisce al Earl's Halel in Park Ruw. Fortunately n0 pers0n was seriously hurt. The bnllamg is much sha> ken. aud she damage as estimated al about ;wO lluusand dollars. OnsPaFchng among the rubbish, the parts OI an inIeFnal ma> chine were dIscoeeted, wich wl'rm put together presented : u implement 0f . must simnIe cnmslFuclh,n, aHG: al tue saUne lIUne OF a mus, deadly character. Attached lO . spring was l2 1-2 pound ke1 Ol powder, aud one pound cannls'eF oI powder, which were i1ni,ed by pistol, W the lrIvuer at wh,ch was by simple c''uirfv> ancc auached one af 'he handles 0f the bag cncI,,sing ;s, which was UE common ,ussrI, ana sp cnnIrIved Re POl iO WO ntl when h,MI1 the handles were held. A viO lent pull ui either Ol theHI put the interior works lD RctNIn.
 No clue has vet been obtained as io lh, manner im which tue bag ohta,nv,l aslnis> sou iniO the hotel, nor CIr the reason wh. i, was placed there. Tie strong presnnp rnn IS llla, the bag was sent lO the hole l;lr some persOn u, call t,r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

NEW MILITARY CoRps.-Eight new military companies have been formed in this State since the accession of Gov. Dutton. among these. one at Falls Will age, aud one at New Hartford.
 There is also an application for com pany at Winsted. to be connected with the 4th Regiment, and a large number of feeble companies have been filled up.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
~ We aredesired to give notice ,ha,

EgWe are desired to give notice lha, the East Biidgs will be taken up to nor. row ('hursday) morning, and passage there wiA be suspended probably fpr two CT th,ee weeks. while a new bridge is building. This will prove great incon. venience to our villagers. ba. i. is ,ho'l inexpedient to e'ect temporary bridge "t that poiat. Freight may be sent by way cf-Nolcottyille, during the obstruc- ton.