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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-11

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of the es
Establishment of the Tonic in short time upon firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the real erceence of the article itself.
1t will therefore be rgdy kept up to the orgne standard,
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
untary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy a.
agent for
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandrud,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir TO.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have Il.
7. LAZELLi, Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price rs cts per bottle; large bottles (pints) rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade.
" Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All orr
1ers by mail express otherwise, promptly executed
L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist
vi deod&wtf 201 Main st.
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PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER r.. r
TSTs Easzssszisaszl SUMMER ARRANGESIENT.-OH
Es and after Monday July g. 1854 Pas
senger Trains will leave Providence and Worcester
lows:
Leave Worcester at 100 and Ills AM. and 345 PM
Leave Providence at 100 and 1145, A NJ, and 4O5
PM
The 40 a. M train from Providence connects at Wor
cester with the Express trains from Boston for New York
and Albany, which leaves Worcester at 1925 a. nj with
the accommodation train for Springfield and Albany and
all intermediate stations which leaves Worcester at $50
a. M with trains of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
for Norwich with trains Of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad for Lowell, Nashua, Manchester Concord &c;
with trains of the Ftchburg Keene, Bellows Falls &C.
The 1L45 a. M train from Providence at Wor-
ceser with the afternoon accommodation trains from Wor-
ceser Of all the above mentioned Roads, and with the Ex
press train from Boston and New York, which leaves Wor-
cester at 515 p. m.
The p. train from Providence connects at Worces-
ter with the accommodation train for Springfield, whit
leaves Worcester at 625 p. with the Steamboat train
for New York via Norwich which leaves Worcester p
mi with the trains of the Fitchburg and Worcester Rail
road, which leaves Worcester at 7.l5 p. m.
The Ills train from Worcester, connects at Wo-
cester with the morning trains from Norwich Springfield
Etchburg, Nashua, and Lowel at Providence, with the
afternoon trains for Boston, Taunton, New Bedford Fall
River, and with Steamboats, for Fail River and Newport
The 345 p m. train from Worcester, connects at Wor.
cester with the Express train which leaves New York at
O'Clock m; with the morning accommodation from Alba
ny, and with the mid day accommodation trains from
Norwich, Springfield Fitchburg, Nashua and Lowell; at
Providence with the Boston and New York Steamboat train
for New York via Stonington.
The 40 a. m. and 405 p. m. trains from Providence,
and a. M and 345 p M trains from Worcester connect
with the trains Of the Norfolk County Railroad Water
ford and at Providence with the Steamer Perry to and
nom Newport u These trains also connect at Mlyile
with coaches for Satersye at Wtn's with coaches for
East Douglas and Whtnsyle; at Earnums with coaches
for Grafton Centre, New England Village, and Upton
Tie f20 a. M train from Providence, connects at Woon-
socket with the coaches for Milford.
NEWPORT AND SARATOGA.
Passengers leaving Newport in the morning, may reach
Saratoga the same evening.
fl,. c. =.
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Auftions.
BY Z. W. VAIL.

BY Il. w. VAIL.
GENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
"a The subscriber having sold his house, will offer for
sale at his late residence,
No. State Street, Worcester,
WEDNESDAY, October H. at 10 o'clock A. NJ all the
Furniture in said house, consisting in part follows
FINE TONED PIANO FORTE,
Black Walnut Easy Chairs Mahogany hair cloth Parlor
and Rocking Chairs, Har-cloth Ottomans l Pier Table,
Mahogany Dining, Center, Card and Work Tables, Black
Walnut What Not, Sofas Mirrors, Mahogany Bureaus
with Glasses, Mahogany Dry Sinks, Mahogany French
Cottage and other Bedstcads, Feather Beds Hair and
Palm Leaf MATTRESSES,
3-Ph and Kiddermiaster Carpets, Tapestry
and Stair Carpets,
Valuable Oil Paintings, Parlor Stoves, China Crockery
and Kitchen Ware Cooking Stove with copper furniture
and many articles not enumerated
Also, at the same time and place, very superior
RoCKAWAY, nearly new, and desirable assortment of
Garden Tools. L. + DIXIE No S State st,
Oh
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s sALEOF
~ - ElAI. EiSIA I'VE,
on TuesIIay, October 24th.

IN X EAI ESTATE
By License of Court will be sold at Public Auction on
the premises, No. a. 49, and IS Front Street, the city
of Worcester,
On Tuesday, October gath,
At 10k O'clock A. NJ following Real Estate lately be-
longing to Dr. CALVIN NEWTON, late of said Worces-
cester, misunderstanding of about 400 FEET OF
LAND, measuring about 81 feet inches Front Street.
and IS Carlton Street, with a LARGE BUILDING,
mostly three stories above the basement thereon contain
ing % ROOMS and stable so by 20 feet stores ALL
Manner with basement and cellar under the whole
buildings The first floor of the main building is occu.
pied for two Stores, and Physicians Office and the
second and third tenements for private families
Said estate will be sold subject to Mortgage of SeUen
Thousand Dollars, $500 payable annually, with interest
sem-annuay, thereon 10 per cent Of the above
the Mortgage payable the day of sale the balance
the first day of January next when Deeds and posses
ion will be given.
Also at III O'Clock, A. NJ, THREE PEWS in the First
Baptist Church, in said city of Worcester numbering 90
81. and *.
Plan of the premises may be at the Store Of
BUSH a. CO., in said budiDgs-and the Administrator.
will be at said Store Tuesdays the Sd and 18th days of
October 10 to liz A. NJ, and the day preceding
the sale, from 4 to g. 2. NJ and on the morning of the
Sale, to show the premises throughout.
For further information, apply to the Auconeer, No,
II Portland Street, Worcester; the Administrator
in Southboro'. SULLIVAN FAY, Administrator.
CIIAS. p. BANCROFT, Aucttoneer.
Worcester, Sept. 81, 1854. s23 deod&wts
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Glotbing.
CLOTHES. CLOTHES CLoTHEs:!,

CLOTHES! CLOTHESH CLOTHES!H
Clothes, clothes, clothes, imperial forms Of Dress
Give to the king his regal air. to the queen her lovelness
The gallant grand and gay the maid almost divine,
want superfne;
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups Of thou
sand dyes;
We look the dome its thousand golden eyes,
And bow to the spirit of beauty that gives US such
draughts of bliss,
And the spirit of beauty you know is nought but the
spirit OF dress.
Clothes clothes clothes the summary days have gone,
And the chilly nights Of the Fall swiftly coming on
And the lghtsome clothes when the in
bloom,
We must cast away and prepare for Winters cold and
So come We grayhared sres your clothes Of sober hue
And come ye schooboys gay for suits, green, brown,
blue,
Come stawart and srong in your native manlness
And MAoULLAR will make you shine in the glories Of
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the Overcoat
mat we button when zero reigns round our body and
Hurrah for the bosom friend that covers our brst
When winter with spears ice tilt thickest vest;
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells fast
as he can,
All that's fitting for 'Bubn or the most imperial man.
Go to him and buy your Clothes and you will learn bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon of Dress
Clothes Clothes clothes, the lawyer orgets his brief
The farmer the price Of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the oak tree that grows in its forest
PRIDE
The his fees and pills. the boatman wind and tide
The clergyman his text, and the hardy artizan
His daily tolls and cares, when they the u dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MACULLAR's, and nobody
should do less,
And out in the newest Styles and handsomest forms
of dress.
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BLOOD PURIFIER.-SHERWIN VEGE-
HD TABLE COMPOUND Of Roots and Herbs, for the
cure of Eryspeas, Scroua, Salt Rheum, and all umors
Of the Blood, such Pmples the Face Kernels the
Neck, Scrofua in the Stomach Night Sweats Pains in the
Side, Back, Limbs and Breast bones 1t is in
valuable medicine for those who debilated, gives
and vgor to the stomach and will perfect health
1t will cleanse the system from the injurious effects Of CAL
omel and other posous and is confidently offered the
afflicted without false testimonials bolster up its pre-.
tended good qualities, trusting to its own merit for ap
probation
THE ERYsIPELAs WASH, used in connection with
the Compound, will prevent the upward tendency of that
disease. ALSO
SCRoFULA AID SALT RHEUM CONTINENTS.
Agents.-Mass., D. Scott, Jr Worcester; DIR Ramsey,
Cambridge Il. P Eastman, Lynn New Hampshire, L.
ingalls,, and j. s. Fenno, Rindge. Maine, w O. Poor,
Belfast; andby the Proprietor. RICHARD SHERWIN,
No. North Russell street, Boston. daw3m OF
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

Thisincompax
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
Of the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded to be the
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Notices.


PEV. j. &. PITRAT, of the University of
u; France, Editor of LA resse du Peuple," in
Paris and formerly Roman Catholic Priest will deliver
series of Three Lectures in this City, on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Eoentags,
October 9th, 10th, and 18th, in
HOR LTURAL HALL,
At u O'Clock.
sUBJEcTs-1st Lecture, Bearing of Romanism against
American Liberty
3d-Jcsuitism and its dangers to American Institutions
3d-Auricular Confession.
Single Tickets % cents packsge of Four Tick
cts, 30 cents, package Of Ten Tickets 81 00 to be
had at fuckers Bookstore and at the Hall d3t 90
SrINGING CHOOL.--s. r. LELAND will
~ commence Glass for instruction in the Rudiments of
Music, in the New Chapel, Rear of the Central
Church, on THURSDAY EVENING, commencing at "a
O'Clock. TERMs-Gentlemen $780, Ladies Sl-payable
at the first lesson Members of the Central Society ad
mitted at half price. d3* olO
4 LECTURES ON HUMAN SCIENCE
n By O. S. FOWLER,
Or, PHRENOLoGY and PHYSIOLOGY Expounded and
applied to Life and Progress, at the
CITY HALL,
As follows: MONDAY EVENING, October 10TH Anato-
my and Health, Illustrated by Manikin and Skeleton.
TUESDAY, 18th, The PrOpenSities.
WEDNESDAY, 18th, SELF Improvement.
FRIDAY, 10th, Intellect and Memory, and their cul
MONDAY, 3d. Catliren
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 9th and 25th lIatrimOny,
FRIDAY, 9th, WomanS PhrenOLogy, sphere, rights,
wrongs, and perfection.
Commencing at u o'clock, and closing with
Public f I'm II n ions.
First week Free, and contributions solicited. Seats to
subsequent lectures, 1 2 1-2 cents.
~ Professional examinations, with charts and full
written opinions and advice touching health, Children
occupations, marriage, &c. daily, and evenings at the
American House. DIFF 90
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The co.
~ partnership heretofore existing under the and
firm of ALEXANDER PUTNAM Co., is dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Alexander Putnam authorized collect
the bills and settle all the affairs of the concern. He may
be found at his Auction ROom No. 6S Main street, after
October 10th
N. bah persons indebted to the late firm, whose bills
are due, respectfully requested call and settle the
same without delay. ALEXANDER PUTNAM & CO.
Worcester, October g. 1854. DIT %
NOTICE.-The firm of W. & A. BROWN & CO..
~ is dissolved by the death of ALBERT Brown. Ali
persons indebted to them reqreeted make payment
at the old stand, without delay, either of the subscr
bers. WILLIAM BROWN
THE0PILUS BROWN.
OF d2w&w3t
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-MR. VIM
" SMITH, JR., has the pleasure to to his
friends and IatrOns that he has this dag formed
partnership with Mr.. AUGUSTUS Il. PECK, and will
continue the Clothing and Furnishing Goods business
der the name and style of PECK, SMITH, g. CO., at the
old stand, $50 Main street
Worcester, October 2, 1854. daw3w OF
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c GO
27I PiPer's Block, Main Street,

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN
Have always on hand immense stock of CLOTHING,
Clothing and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants will find highly advantageous to
their interests, to call at store as we can offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In our Custom Department. may be found the most ex-
tensye assortment of Piece Goods be found in this city,
consisting of RroGdcioths, Doeskns Black and Fancy
CdssfaereS, CGstorS Beavers Yestings in Grenadine
and London Silks VeiUets, Plush, Cashmere, &c, which
will be made up at the shortest notice. and the best
manner under the charge Of Mr. ALBERT PATTERSON who
cannot be exceled by any in this city, expert
enced Cutter dawtf o6
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NOTICE.-The firm of W. & A. BROWN & CO.,
~ is dissolved by the death of ALBERT BROWN. Ali
persons indebted to them, requeeed to make payment
at the Old stand without delay to either of the subscr
bers WILLIAM BROWN,
TIE0PILUS BROWN.
ll..l-
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PROYIDENCE & WORCESTER N. !

GOOD BOARD and pleasant rooms can be had
W near the Common. Also, on Walnut street.
233 Min Street. UP Stairs. 233.
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GREAT ADVANTAGES
TO PURCHASERS
FO r EIGN GOO DS!!!
WILL BE THE RESULT OF THE DISTURBED
STATE OF EUROPE!

G. p. PLIMPTON,
Having opened his FALL SELECTIONS Of
Rich Em6roiderieS and Lace Goods,
Is now prepared, in both his WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Rooms, to verify the above statement.
For List of some uncommon Bargains in Embroderies
ee another advertisement.
.229 Washington and Winter Street, Boston.
$40 dta4
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GEwING! SEWING!!--Persons having nice
- plain sewing to do are invited call at this office
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AL RIGHT, DRIVE ON.

NEWT0N'S is the place to buy House Papers, Room
BORDERS Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues, Eria Figures, Qarge f Panoramas (prnted
In high coors Mouldings with Corners for Panel work;
Centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers. &C., See
Cheap. Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Deliecurt's Mandatory, Paris.
2O7 Main Street. is the Place.
mch29 diff
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Houses and TenemenIs 10 Let.
Board for Married Il Single Gentlemen.
Capable Girls can be had for Homework.
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By License of Court, will be sold Public Auction
the premises No. 81, So and IS Front Street, in the CT
of Worcester,
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Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts of the City; also 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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A0uertis
Nrw

LEWIS G.. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 1888 Main-street, Up Stairs, Worcester.
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90 Ect.

TNNENEMENTS TO RENT.-Two Tenements on
n Blossom street, two Mason street, and two on
Chandler street. Apply 10 L. L. ABBOTT & CO.,
% diff 21S Main street.
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LNARM FOR SALE IN AUBURN So acres
H Land, with house and Barn. Price only $1,000.
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Pretended INSANITY.

Among the individuals. nineteen in num-
Der. who will be taken to-day from this
city to serve out various terms in the pen
isentiary. is Joseph Matshall, convicted Of
burglary, Aod under sentence Of six years.
con6nemsus. For the past five or six
wesss he has been fsigning insanity, with
q sdsious Pertinacity quite remarkable
So violent has he been, that his legs nave
been secured with stout chain, and his
arms heavily shackled. Day after day he
has raved for hours, and rolled his eyes.
as it suffering sPasms of madness. He
has worked his mouth until it fro,hed like
a mad dogs, and made desperate efforts
to bite every one who drew near, and has
actually, in several cases, succeeded in
infictihg painful wounds with his teeth.-
tie has been closely confined in a dun.
geon, through the bars of which he could
be seen rolling. clanking his chains. grit.
ting his teeth, and heard bowling horribly
lie tore the clothes from his person, re-
fused food, and wallowed like wild be asst
in the filth. lie refused to be shaved,
washed. or clothed. and nothing could be
done with him but by overpowering VIC.
ience. II required the best efforts OF four
stout men to take him to the courthouse.
where he made demonstrations as queer
and desperate as when in Jail. When
told to stand up and receive sentence. he
refused to do so, and was forcibly held up
The continuance for weeks OF such wild
behavior shook the opinion thst all at frs,
had that he was possuming; but he gave
no manifestations OF craziness until afte,
he had been captured aud in Jail for d ay
or two; and ii was rather PLAIN that there
was method in his madness for the terri
ble game to win.
Yesterday. finding that there was nc
hope for him. he gave it up. saying that i
was no use 10 rave any more, as he wa,
be aten; but such course had once avsil
ed him, and would now, he thought. i
Prudsn had not ''put it to him 80 tight.
He called for razor, shaved himself ne at
ly. put on clean clothes. and endeavoret
to be as comfortable as possible under tn,
circumstances. He is much emaciaied
and. in his struggles and devilish conduct
has injured his person to a considerable
, extent.
He was once q powerful man, and dis
neuished for feats OF sgility in a circus
to which he was attached. By trade h
was q shoemaker. He gives as reaso
for committing the burglary for which h
is under sentence, that he had been sick
wss destitute Of friends and money, an
could not get work. He applied to an in
d.vidual from whom he thought he coul
get work. il from any one, and being re
fused. gave up in despair. and went I
stealing Cincinnati Commercial.
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were on aAlevel with the water, and the
sea sirewn with human beings who had
jumped overbo oard, but to whom it was i'm.
possible to render any assistance, and we
soon lost sight Of all, ss the fos continued
very dense. We were then aboct go
miles off Cape Race. Deeming il my du-
ty TO take the snsareseosuxse. for the safety
Of all. after pulling 40 hours with nothing
to guide US but the run Of the sea, which
I took to be heaving from the southwark
and in the thick fog which lasted all the
time until we reached Broad Cove, IL
miles north Of Cape Race.
Wethen proceeded by land to Wenews
which we reached on Friday last; we
there obtained and took charge Of small
schooner, which was hired for the pur.
pose, and proceeded Immediately in
search of the wreck and boats. crcised
round in a stormy gale Of wind from the
north. east, but discovered no trace OF ship
or boats. a... -
Isent word to Capt. Lietch, ofthe steam
er City Of. Philadelphia, acquainiing him
with the catastrophe, and | am informed
he sen, of. two vessels which he had EN-
ployed about his own ship. no trace o
the articles or Arctic or boats could b'
found, but there were many vessels in thu
neighborhood where the disaster occurred
It is not at all unlikely that many live
have been saved. There is no doubt il
my mind that the Arctic is a total loss
The list Of the saved is probably very in
correct. (Signed)
WIN. BAcHLAN. Seed Orr Arctic
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Hayti and Dominica.

Our government has sent mission to
the Dominican republic. and is about to
obtain cession by treaty OF the port and
bay Of Samana. Then we can protect
this little infant Republic on the same
ground as the allied powers of Europe
offer protection to Turkey, and with quite
as mueh sincerity.
Dominica is part of the island Of ST.
Deksingo, HisPaniola or Hayii. This
island was first discovered by Columbus;
Spain held it all till about 1897, when the
French seized about third Of it.
At the breaking eut.of the first revolu.
ton the French Convention, in 1891. Sc,
all the slaves in their part Of the island
free. The blacks, under the lead Of the
famous Toussaint 'Ouverture l. rose against
the white government, and after the most
terrific struggle in the annals of history
succeeded in establishing the republic o
st. Domingo.
against their sister Republic. defeated
roussaint and took him TO France, where
he died in prison. The black patriots
under Dessalines. rallied. drove out the
French aud founded new republic under
the name OF Hayli. Dessalines made him
self Emperor in 1904. After he was mur,
defed in 1906, the Hay,ian republic oil
empire became divided into two sections
under rival chiefs, who were generally al
war.
This state OF things continued until
united under President Boyer; he contin
ued to hold the office till i843. when he re-
signed. lie was succeeded by several ne
gro Presidents. In 1847, Faus,in Soulou
que was chosen. who. in I849. made him
self Emperor, under The title of Fsustin |
He still holds the reins Of government
The Spanish part OF the island asserted
its Independence in 1904. In 1899. i
acknowledged the presidency of Boyer
but in 1914. ii constituted itself into al
independent republic. under Santa Anns
its first President, who is said 10 have beer
q far better ruler than his namesake o
Mexico. About 1851, the present Presi
dent Bonaveniura Baez, was elected.
The President is elected for four years
one branch of the Legislature consists o
five members, the other Of fifteen The
government is slow inefficient machine
The population Of Dominica does no.
much exceed three hundred thousand.
Emperor Soulouque, whose subjects nun
ber perhaps twice as many, has often at
tempted to subdue the Dominicans, ant
sworn TO extinguish the little republic
The latter, therefore, encourage emigra
tion and is disposed to good fellowship
with foreign powers, especially with Broth
or Jonathan, whose powerful fist might b'
OF good service in contest with Soulou
que, or even Louis Napoleon. who is said
to be looking towards the island with long
/ ine eeyes.-Columbus Fact.