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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-27
''' oRD D lli & wADLEIGH, Lawrence, Mass.
LHlHE BEST MEDICINE IN TINE

TENHE BEST MEDICINE IN THE
Il WORLD-Dr. Langkey's Root and Herb Bitt.rs
Only % cents for Pint Bottle and 374 cents for Quart
Bottle, of the Peoples Medicine Dr. Langeys Sarsapar
lila, Yellow Dock, Wild Cherry, Prickley Ash, Dandelon
Thoroughwort andRheubarb Root, and Herb Btters de-
cdedy the greatest Medicine in the world for the least
money They and eradicate from the system Liver
Complaint Chat main wheel of so many dseases) Jaun
dice, Bile Dyspepsia Costveness, Humors of the Blood
and Skin, Indigestion Nervous Headache Piles General
Debility and the host of kindred diseases arising
disordered stomach or bad, HUNGRY blood.
They wrrm, strengthen, and nyigorate he whole sys-
tem regulate the bowels stimulate the circulation, in
and purify the blood and the best known remedy for
Coughs and Colds--awa6s safe, and always do good.
Try it,
Wholesale Depot, 80 Union Street Sold by Dealers
everywhere. Wholesale agents in Worcester, D. Scott Jr
James Green NJ B. Green and L. T. Lazell who will sup
ply dealers at Manufacturers prices. ape daw4m*
TNNE subscribers have disposed of their interest in the
Il wholesale Produce Business, to devote their whole
time the Lumber trade, and would respectfully
attention of all Carpenters and Builders their
Having secured the exclusive of several LARGE
MILLS we ready to furnish, at short notice,
Frames Of all kinds of the best timber, Pine Spruce
Helock in lots from twenty TO five hundred thousand IT,
and will guarantee satisfaction. All in of Frames
the coming season, will do well to call early.
FINISHING LUMBER
of all kinds constantly hand, at the very Lowest
Market Prices such Southern Hard Pine, of all dimen-
sions, Shingles, Capboards Laths planed and ionted
Floor Boards Of Hard Pine Soft Pine and Spruce East
and Western Finishing Lumber, of all dimensions
Also, Cherry, Black Walnut and White Woodland, in
fact every kind Of Lumber that this market demands
n, B. We are prepared TO send
Frames and Lumber 4a GFA
Of all kinds having purchased for that purpose ona
roads leading from Worcester on the best of terms and
respectfully solicit liberal share Of the public patronage
7. 4 o. K. EARLE, Washington Square
Worcester, February l. 1854. mch6 d&wSm
GRASS SEED.--BAsSETT & BAYLIES, have
IN nov in Store, all kinds of ilAiasl
GRASS SEED,
Of selected quality Also, general assortment Of
Produce, together with variety Of GROCERIES, which
they offer low. Please can and examine before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Worcester, May S, 1S4i AFT
A GOOD CHANCE FOR SALE Il A Fruit and Va
IN riety Store for sale. This Is good chance sfor
young Man, with cash capital Of some $780, Appv At
HAVEN'S Agency Once SO Main st. ans d
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Of all kinds having purchased for that purpose ona
roads leading from Worcester the best of terms and
respectfully solicit liberal share Of the public patronage
T. 4 O. K. EARLE Washington SQUARE
WORCESTER, February l. 1854. mch6 d&w3m
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NEW K R A N G p NJ u t.
N The subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
Ezens of Worcester and Worcester County, that they
have taken those large and commodious Furniture
Ware ROOMS No. las Main St., of Central, Formerly
occupied by G. w. 0lver,) and receiving direc
rom the best Manufactures extensive and varied as
ortment of New and Fashionable
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1Oaltts.

SHOE BOTTOMERS WANTED-oN
- Womens Calf Lace Boots, by
HOLMAN & DENNY.
Leicester, May 24th, 1854. diff
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NMTANTED-For active little Girl, six years old,
Wv a home in a small family, without children in the
Country, for which reasonable compensation will be paid
Address box 253 Worcester Post Office. my23 div
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III of Cobble Stones Wanted, by the City of Worcester
for street and gutter paving For terms of payment and
further information, apply to the subscriber.
SUMNER BRIDGES,
Commissioner of Highways.
W. sfarA Tax
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-27

MACULLAIt, WILLIAMS &c co.
Ell PiPcr's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED NAN,
have just received Of the largest Stocks record
every variety Of cheap, fashionable, and desirable
SUMMER CLOTHING which they are selling at the
lowest reinunerave prices They also continue to make
the best Custom Clothes IN the City.
IL who conus economy and taste will call at Macuar,
Williams & Co.'S without delay. nly18 dn
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Fifty Houses for Sale,
different parts Of the City, also, 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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PorIor, Cottage, Chamber, and Common
RNITIJRE

which they offer for sale for Cash approved Credit
low as any House in this City
n D Persons about purchasing are requested to call
and examine, and they may rest assured of receiving
speetful treatment, whether they buy not.
apps d&wtf ALEXANDER PUTNAM O. co.
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Real Gstate.

LEWIS G. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE., EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
233 MAIN STREET,-UP STAIRS.
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A GOOD CIIANCEi FOR SALE {! A Fruit and Va
IN riety Store for sale. This good chance for A
young Man, with cash capital Of $780, Apply at
HAVEN's Agency 0Hace, 60 Main st. apS
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A GENTS WANTED-To engage in lucrative
m and permanent business, of the sale of Dr. j. Black
mans Genuine HEALING BALSAM SALVE & SPREAD
PLASTERS
For further particulars inquire of j. G. ST0DDARD
Agent for Worcester Midesex and Essex Counties No
Newton ST., to whom all orders for Medicine, or appli-
cation for Age ncics must be addressed.
ap13 Diff
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- FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
ia Q two story HOUSES, Lagrange ST., will be
eallA olA cheap for cash or approved credit. Said
Houses are well built Of the best Of materials, and In
good modern Style with good water, commanding one Of
the most pleasant in the city The present owner
wishing change his business wishes to sell both Of these
houses soon possible will b. sold both together or
separate For particulars inquire Of J. s. SMALL on
the premises.
Worcester NAV %, 1851. diff
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NOTICE. capable Girl can be found at No
IN Cypress st. my13 d6t*
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NNANTED.-Fiv Blacksmiths and Trphammer-
Wv Apply to PAGE, WHITMAN, & Co, West
Fitchburg, or c. FOSTER & CO., Worcester.
my22 d2wis
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NIEALOTIZED BUCKWYEAT.-A new
~ and desirable article, prepared b process which
DESTROYS It's heating properties considered by some de
mental to health and renders it entirely objeconabe
in all seasons Of the year. For sale by
my2e div II. GRIFFIN & co.
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A HOUSE LOT FOR SALE-Near the cour.
n House. Also, 10 Tenements to let. Apply to CT
A. :. .,lUTT, rs Main ST. myl7 tt
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ROCK MAPLE TREES,

- The subscriber has quantity of choice Rock
Maple Trees OF his raising, Of good ze having been
topped years. giving good supply of brous roots for
which he offers for sale low at his Farm in
Westboro. Ordersmay be left at LEE SPRAGuE Co.'s
No AZ Main ST., Worcester
MARSHAL II. BLAKE
Westboro, May ], 1874. d&wf
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N OR SALES sETS HACK OR CARRYALL
10 Harnesses, in go refair secondhand single Har-
ness; large Hack, Ill holds persons; Chaises; Top
Buggy; Open Buggy; Blank'ts; Robes, &C.
my26 d2wis EDW. S0UTHWIEK
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"ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A BOY,
" about l6 years of age, Apprentice to the
Uatters Trade None need apply but those who can
bring good recommendations J. II. KNIGHTS,
ap2l DIFF Exchange Building 163 Main st.
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seem blind Too policy they are pursuing 4,
merely policy of dynastses and selfish inter
ests; and when such narrow views are opposed
to the anta2onisln of great natural and elemen-
tary prin cipfes 1t is not difficult to foresee
which win ultimately have to give way. The
apparently chNalrous ooloring which'they have
endeav cred TO impar to their Intervention in
behalf of Turkey, aad the additional pretext
put forth in the speech of the French Emperor
of TIE necessity Of preventing Russia from in
definitely extending its supremacy yer Con-
stantinople, are but cloaks to cover deeper
political motive Although Ethe war between
Christianity and Mahomedanism in the East,
and between democracy and 'despotism in the
West, may beadelayed for a,time by these com
plications, nothing can permanently arrest thu
triumph Of principles With have their origin
in justice and truth.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN THE CTY GOVERN
MENr.-Alderman Mott is at last striking the
nail on the head. His motion, made on Wednes-
day, to repeal the new city charter, is step in
the right direction; and if followed up will do
far more to cure the evils of our city govern
ment than all the patchwork legislation we have
had during the last ten years. 1t is now noto-
rious that the present municipal authorities,
like the last, are incompetent to discharge their
duty in manner consistent with the comfort
and well-being Of the people. What share of
this incompetency arises from their personal
unftness for their station, and what from the
defects of the law under which they are act
ing, we need not inquire; it is enough to know
that under our present constitution, they could
not If they would, govern the city Alright.
The division Of power among numbers of off,
Gals has produced its obvious consequences,
which are disperdition of force, and diminutioa
of responsibility. Hence the laxity of the gov
eminent, UNPUBLISHED violation of ordinances,
the miserable weakness of the municipal body,
the wretched arrangements for the cleanliness
and health of the city--in fact all the evils un-
der which New York groans. The proper, the
only for these is TO strike at the root of the
evil, and to substitute for our present system
one that will concentrate instead of dividing
municipal authority. We must place. in re-
sponsible hands enough power to discharge the
duties required of the municipal body then
those duties can be efficiently discharged, and
if they are not, we have the remedy in our own
grasp.
All the elections Of heads of departments
should be abolished, and no municipal officers
should be elected but the Mayor and the two
Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen. The
others should be appointed by the Mayor sub
ject to the ratification of the Board of Alder
men. This would give efficiency to our city
government. No other plan will We are glad
to see Alderman Mott on the right track.
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sHp LAuScH-Yesterday at II O'Clock A. M, the ship
Francis Cutting of 900 TONS launched from the
ship yard of Mr.. A. Patterson, foot Of North Eighth
street She is 1874 feet in length SO feet BEAM and %
feet Deep She built for E. D. Hurlbut Co.'s line
of Antwerp packets and Is to be commanded by Captain
Rockwell under whose supervision she constructed
QUICK PAssAez-The bark Hugh Birckhead, Captain
Hudgins, arrived below on the l4th having made the
passage from New Orleans in six daysthe quickest pas
sage Il is believed, made She reported her
from New Orleans the Captain having arrived
here in advance of the letter mailed at New Orleans
the 18th, and announcing that fact-Banors american,
March ID.
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MUSICAL lNfELLIGENCE.--ItI IL stated tnab tsrlsi
and Mario have finally made ap their minds to
cross the Atlantic, and will arrive here an June
next, to fulfil vreir engagement at she new
Opera House. Their advent has been SO fire.
quently announced without the hoJed-for re-
suit of their presence following in its due
course, that when we see them come on shore
we will believe in the fact
Mr.. Barry, the popular and experienced stage
manager of the Broadway theatre, has been
selected by the prOprietors of the new Boston
theatre as lessee of that splendid establishment.
He goes out on the 5th of next month, amply
provided with the means and introductions ne
cessary for securing the best talent that can be
engaged in Europe.
1t is well known that Niblo's agent, Mr. Cor
byn, and Max Maretzek are also in Europe
fishing up what they can find in the way of nov
elites, SO that next summer the musical public
are likely to profit by the keen competition that
this spirit Of enterprise will arouse between
the different empresarios.
The benefit concert to be given on the I'D,
by the congregation Of Calvary Church, to
Madame Bouchelle, will, it is expected, be 8 very
brilliant affair.". The ladies of the congrega-
ton are making the most strenuous efforts to
give itall the fclat possible, and the result will
no doubt be as satisfactory to the fair bene-
.,iciare as it will be creditable to the generous
feeling that suggested this tribute to popular
and deserving artist.
A new musical journal has recently been
started in this city by Mr.. Henry c. Watson.
This gentleman has been already the father of
two or three similar literary bantlings, which
enjoyed merry existence Of few months and
were then consigned to premature grave.
The truth is, that journals based upon one idea,
and more particularly on music, are like fid-
dlers upon one string-none ever succeeded
but one, and that was Paganini
Observation-Disclosures SYMproxs.-The
last accounts from Mexico are decidedly reve-
lutionary. A new movement has been got up
at Acapulco by General Alvarez, who is bit
terly hostile to Santa Anna dnd his despotism.
from, and has in all probability originated in,
that of Captain Walker, in Lower California.
We have no doubt but that simultaneously
similar insurrections will break out in other
departments of Mexico, and that the present
system, under the auspices of Santa Anna, will
not last six months, unless it is foolishly and
blunderingly aided by the fifteen or twenty
millions of tribute which General Pierce and
his envoy, Mr.. Gadsden, have agreed to pay for
a few miserable acres of rocks beyond the Rio
Grande.
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and remain TRANQUILITY in their localities. The
pseudo concerns of which we speak, on the con-
trary, get themselves pulled, AMI shaved, and
fixed out like the smart and snowy individuals
who are always to be seen cruising about in the
same lstitude-genteel swindlers, in fact, with,
out accent in their pockets, ever on the watsa
for'the fats that abound in that avenue of folly
and robbery.
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The SuMPTuARY LIQUOR LAw.-We learn from
Albany that the vote on this measure will be
taken on the 22d, and that it will be presented
next day to Governor Seymour for ratification.
1t is thought by many that the Governor will
veto this unconstitutional bill, whilst others
believe that he will not have the moral courage
to refuse his signature to it. For our own part
we are rather inclined to doubt the Governors
pluck, but we wait with patience the d<noue-
ment, caring very little which way it may be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

MINING COMPANIES IN WALL SrREEr-People
ought to be on their guard as to having any
thing to do with the mining companies that
come into Wall street with great parade and
flourish of trumpets about the value Of their
ores and the immense fortunes that are to be
made out of them right away" Mining COM
panies that are profitable generally keep quiet
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The Buffalo Express says boy living in Elm street
about years old who had been bitten by MAD dos
nine weeks before died on Saturday evening lie was
frantic in the extreme and made repeated attempts TO
bite his mother and others who were within his reach
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Jersey City Intelligence.

ACCIDENT ON THE Nxw JKRsxY RAnRoAp.-A man named
Richard Conor who has been but year in this
try met with serious accident in Railroad avenue
the track Of the New Jersey road One mile from the de-
pot at 81 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the Philade
phia train approaching 1t appears that the in
jured unfortunately stepped upon the track not
than fifty feet in front Of the train and started to
walk in the direction the train moving The
whistle blown, the brakes applied, and the engine
reversed but in that short distance 1t of no avail
and Mr.. Conor, who 10 sixty years~of age and
walking with his head down. did not appear to hear It,
he was struck and thrown down embankment dis
lance Of about ten feet striking upon his head The
train stopped and such aid rendered possible
He taken into his residence in Railroad avenue oppo
site where the accident happened where he lies in cr
teal condition. with his leg broken and his head and
injured He was living at midnight last night with but
poor prospects Of recovery
ANIMALS BITTEN MAD DoG.-Mr D. b Salter, OF
Centrevle Bergen Point obliged to kill COW on
Thursday, which had been bitten by n mad dog Inc
dog killed month ago but had bitten number Of
other dogs and several chickens all OF which nave since
shared the same fate narrowly escaped being
bitten The dog attacked her, but only tore ner apron
feared that horses and other animals may nave ocen
bitten.
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EXECUTION OF S1AvH.-Fve slaves are to be hung to-
day in Lancaster s. c. for the murder of Mr. Alexander
Cro;0
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From the ComptrollerIn to resolution TO what
portion Of lands Long Island here granted this city
by charter OF 50 are yet unsold Co. stating that almost
the entire land t unsod Is In Of othcr parties
value between Atlantic street and Hamilton about
and in Wallabout Bay, about what ne ~
lue of that Cranberry Fulton and Bridge
surveyor cannot the lapse Of time may have gwen 20
those in possession good title AsosPtsd nv.....
ton tranerred Committee 0rdinances-snd the
promise Of suit was to Committee on Finance
From Croton Aqueduct Bcard-ln favor Of and
paving street and avenue from bukhead At
East river to pavement In avenue and setting
amrb And rutter stones. To Committee on Streets.
The Hoard went into Committee Of the Whole Council
man Jeremiah in the chair.
The in Of concurrng confirm srrvey Of SEQ
tion Second and that John Pettigrew Be paid
800 under the contract Adopted by
'Hrmstve-The President and Messrs H. smith, Clifton
Young Healy Jackson Kennedy, Clancy Donohoe Tuttle
ter Purdy Phillips Schuyler, Raymond, Elliott Forbes
Sammis, Belden Slevin VIM H. Smith, Hustled jeremiah
Curry conover Earle varan Baxter Msther Moller and
North
ReportTo to open Eleventh avenue from Forty
eighth street to Fifty ninth street. with amendment that Il
opened forthwith Adopted by vote similar to the
above emitting the vote Of Councilman Beakley who
Reportin relation to regulating grading Fifty fourth
street, First TO East river Ordered to third
reading -
keportIn Of paying bill contract for upholstery
for hoard Of Councilmen's room. Recommtted.
The Committee then rose
RESOLUTION.
Nv Councilman MATnsR -1hat remonstrance be pre-
fonted the Legislature against the recharter Har
lem toll bridge. Adopted.
FROM rtiE BOARD or ALDERMEN
Report-In favor awarding TO John O. Hayes contract
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BRO ADwAY THEATRE Broadway-KsNs LsAa-M
fous sWnE Ny OMD UMBRELLA.
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JUSTICE PROM AN OPPONENT.

The Tallahassee Stntpe long distinguished as an able
and Incorporating whig journal with msgnsnimity
which contrasts admirably with the and bitter
spirit OF partisan bigory which is manfesting self in few
Of the wing journals South does honorable act Of jus
tice to the President in the following paragraph
Though have expressed ourselves plainly in reference
q the short coings Of the ADMINISTRATION In other
matters. are unwilling 10 withhold the NEED of prase
wherever u IL merited, justice To whom is due We
happy therefore, to ssbe al honor and praise 10 the Pr~
dsnt and his cabinet the Sebraks qn~ston With the
understanding that they the svowed friends and open I'D
vccscs OF the measurc. say most enphatcaIy, honor
TO whom honor Due Az southern man, entertained,
in common with many distinguished members Of hisown
party fears Of the bitter eud between the hsrda and
scfs Bat if the straightforward manly course Of the
administration the Nebraska quesn is true indication
Of it, future action gives that the rights Of
the American people are intrusted 10 good hands"