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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-18

1t is estimated that at least one thou
sand dogs in the city of Boston "paid the debt
of nature last week, beforeit was fully due,
in consequence of the poison provided for
them by the city authorities.
A freight car, together with its con-
tents, was entirely consumed by fire, at Taun-
ton, on Saturday morning. 1t contained 100
bales Of duck belonging to persons in New
Bedford; also, furniture owned by Caleb Max
field, quantity of mutton and pork, the prop
ty Of Mr.. Bethuel Penniman of New Bedford,
and quantity of teas.
On Thursday night last, between 10
and II o'clock, fire broke out in the house
of the late Oliver Pollard, in Townsend, and
the barns, sheds and dwelling house adioin-
ing, were consumed. Considerable grain.
hay, wood &C., were destroyed. Loss $4,000
insured for $1,000.
Charles Mulloy, who was run over on
the 7th inst, by train on the Fitchburg rail-
road, died at the Massachusetts General Hos
pital on Saturday evening. Deceased was 80
years Of age, and native of Ireland.
The body of John Bailey, man of6O
years of age, belonging to Tewksbury, was
found in the woods in the West Parish, An
dover, day or two since. Coroner Rice held
an inquest, and rendered verdict of death
from exposure and the excessive use of ardent
spirits.
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Rum SELLING.-The Gloucester TeIeqraph
states that an affair occurred in that place on
Tuesday of last week, which evinces the state
of public feeling toward the liquor dealers,
growing out of the decision of the Supreme
Court, that the seizure clause of the liquor
law was unconstitutional. The people of the
State demand legal provision by which that
traffic can be controlled; and we believe that
safety to those who are engaged in it, as well
as the general good of the community, abso-
1utely requires some suitable remedy for that
defect in the law, to be made by the legisla-
ture, before it adjourns. AL experience has
proved, that when offences prevail against
public morals, that cannot be reached by law,
the people, after patiently waiting, will find
some other means to reach them.
The case in question was that of liquor
dealer in Beach street, whose continued de-
defiance Of tthe law had SO exaspsrated the
people that .'they mustered good force and
made a.descent upon the place. took off the
blinds and doors, smashed in all the windows
in the lower floor and several in the second
story, took all the furniture, jugs; &C., into
the street, and demolished them, and then
completely Quilted the building. The keeper
was also informed that he must leave the town
before certain time. or he would be honored
with new suit of clothes composed Of tar and
feathers"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 18th.
SENATE. In the House to-day, Thomas D.
Elliot, Representative from Massachusetts,
took his seat.
Wallbridge, of New Yoek, submitted
resolution, declaring, " that the United States
deem it proper, in view Of the existing war
in Europe, to make known that every Ameri-
can vessel engaged in the lawful pursuits of
commerce, is held by the government to be
protected by the flag that covers her, and
which shall be the evidence of her nationality,
and that we attach to all such vessels char
acter of sovereignty, considering them part
of our territory, and as such should be kept
inviolable.
"That our rights, as thus declared, rest
upon no precarious and temporary basis, upon
the concession of any power, but upon law
that has been insisted on from the early histo-
ny ofthe Republic, and that any attempt to
enforce an absolute right of impressment,
search, detention, or visitation, in regard to
American ships, will be regarded as an act of
hostility to the United States, and Just cause
of war"
The resolution also affir1ns the doctrine that
any attempt made by European powers to ex-
tend their system Of government to any por-
ton of this hemisphere, should be looked up
on as dangerous to our peace and safety, and
that the United States viii never consent that
the sovereignty of Cuba shall be transferred to
any except the country to which she seems
naturally to belong.
The House refused to suspend the rules
yeas As, nays not counted.
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Ma.snchusett. Legislature.

MONDAY, April 18th.
SENATE. A quorum for business was not
obtained till quarter past eleven.
Resolves for the payment of the officers of
the Senate and House, and for the payment of
the expenses of the sickness of Gilbert Lin
coin, member of the House, were passed to
be engrossed.
Passed to be Engrossed. Bills to incorpor-
ate the fremont Wharf Company; to supply
the city Of Worcester with pure water; to in
corporate the Ladies Collegiate Institute; to
change the name of the South Parish in Scit-
uate; additional to act relating to the annual
reports from Railroad Corporations relating to
the descent and distribution of the estates of
intestates.
HoUsE.-Several bills passed to be enatced.
Order Adopted.--On motion of Mr.. Clark of
Northboro', that the Committee on Banks and
Banking be instructed to consider what legis-
lation is required to ascertain the standing of
the Banks of this Commonwealth, and also
for the better security of bill holders.
On motion of Mr. Coburn of Dracut, that
the Joint special committee having in charge
the subject of constitutional amendments, be
instructed to report on or before Wednesday
next, upon the subject Of the order concerning
seotarian schools.
The resolve concerning the Insane of this
Commonwealth, ahd the State Lunatic Hospi-
tai at Worcester, was debated, and ordered tc
third reading.
The resolve for Improvements at the State
Prison was next discussed, and ordered to q
third reading.
The bill relative to the Ursuline Conven
came up next in order.
After debate, the previous question wa
moved by Mr.. Lawton of Fall River, and sus
tanned. The yeas and nays were then taken
and the bill was rejected by yeas 26, nays 1856
The bill authorizing judges to withhold til,
fees of informers, for travel and attendance a
witnesses, was passed by the casting vote O
the Speaker, IS to "a.
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The CRYSTAL PA1AcE.-There is to be
new Inauguration of the Crystal Palace, this
time by the people, and grand coronation of
labor and the arts, together with other appro-
pirate ceremonies. The fete is to come off on
the 4th Of May next. In the meantime a
great many new and attractive features will
be added to the Exhibition. Barnum's mes
sage to the Directors is very interesting doc
ement, and exhibits the future prospects of the
Palace in a very fattering light. 0. D.
Munn's injunction against the Association
has been discharged, his claim of $35, 900
having been paid by Mr.. Barnum out of his
own pocket.
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4 g., IS 8 A

ne Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Ase, MN. hENNEDY Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
Lind Of 0n assure weeds, remedy that every
A n u h4or from the worst Scrofula down to common
fmpe ne has tried it in eleven hundred cases and
has nova ~ except IN two cases, (hunder humor) He
nus now IN ms possession two hundred az
its Vaue, an within twenty miles of Boston,
Two Douues Is warranted to cure nursing sore month
on the face AIM VI P"nPeS
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles.
oS @ warranted to cure the canker in the
Three to five bottles is warranted In c,,ra N . -
Of Erysipelas. 'AS "0i'' CASE
One to two bottles is warranted all humor in thu
Two bottles is warranted running Of the ears and
blotches among the hair.
Fours to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles is warranted to the worst case
Of ringworm.
Two three bottles is warranted 10 cure the most dos
perate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will the worst case of scroa
benefit is always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
aiken.
Reader, peddled thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity OF Boston, know the effects of it in every case
So sure as water will exngush fire. so sure will this cure
humor never sold bottle Of it but that bottle sold an
other after trial it always speaks for itself There are
two things about this herb that appears to me surprising
hrs that grows in pastures in some places oute
plenty and yet its value has never been known until dis
covered II IN to4o second that should cure all kads of
humor have given it to children year old up to old
men OF sixty, from the homeest woman in Boston nm 10
the belle Of Nonanum and in all the cure Is certain
NO change OF det IS ever necessayeat the you can
get nave Likewise an herb when simmered in sweet OIL
dssoves scrofulous swelling the neck and under The
ears-price so cents. NV
Directions far Use. Adult, one table spoonful Der
aayi charen over eight years, desert spoonful children
from ye to eight years. tea spoonful As no direction can
pc to all constitutions take enough to operate
MI Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases OF
Scrofua. = w S' Va
Price 81 Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDING 4 Co.
State street, Boston. ~
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ B. Green s. @.
White Co., G. A. Harrington 4 Co., +. H. Marsh T. D.
Wetherbee, Caldwell Hill, Bush Co., james Green,
b. u Lazel sibey Scott, Clapville, George Roberts
southbrdge, A. +. Amidon. div now
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. Irishman named
John Sullivan, was found dead upon the
track of the Charles River Railroad in New
ton, on Sunday morning. He had an empty
gin bottle by his side, which explains the cause
of his death,
At South Maiden, Friday night, man
named Ichabod McCarty. was run over and
killed by the o'clock train for Salem, on the
Eastern railroad. He was a Scotchman, about
forty years of age. and leaves wife and two
children
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Lewis q. LnzcIl. Drnggist nnd Ano,ho-

Lewis 4. LaZcIl, Druggist and ApOthe-
cary, 2Ol Main ST., would respectfully solicit the
attention OF all interested in the purchase pure drugs
ana medicines to his large and well selected assortment
Every article has been purchased with particular refer
ence to the retail trade All drugs will be ,oayranted not
only pure but of the best quality procurabe Every one
VIII admit that where medicine needed, none but the
purest and best should be used Not only should the
physician be able to count with certainty upon the proper
effect Of his prescriptions but the patient should know
that as regards purity his medicine is reliable This
course has been taken because is believed an intelligent
public require it, and viii generously second with their
patronage, every effort to promote their common
feb27 am
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CocHrTuATE BANK BILLs.-The bills of the
Cochituate Bank are received by many of our
traders at par in exchange for goods. The
brokers redeem them at discount of some 90
or 25 per cent Bnt little doubt is expressed
by the well informed that they will be redeem
ed at par, especially as the stockholders are in
dividually liable.-Boston Journal.
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The WEATHER-Another storm from the
North East, commenced OH Sunday night, ac-
companied with snow, and continued through
the day yesterday. Snow has fallen to the
depth of four or FIVE inches, on a level, and
the feeling of the atmosphere is any thing but
spring-like. Sunday night was the Sd ami
versary of the destruction of Minots Ledge
lighthouse.
The telegraph reports that storm of sleet
and snow prevailed at Washington all day
yesterday. In New York, the storm was one
of the severest experienced in three months
showing furiously and blowing gale.
A dispatch to the New York Sunday Her.
aid, dated Buffalo, Saturday, reports that
there had been severe storm on the Lakes,
attended by disasters.
The Providence Journal, states that on the
18th of April, last year, it showed from to
s in the morning and the Boston Journal in
an article on the weather, informs us that on
the 18th of April, 1921, there was severe
snow storm, which prevented quorum of
the Massachusetts Legislature from assem-
bling.
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INSTRUMENT for prostate weakness ~
The third Improvement made these articles has brought
them to complete perfection and now used in most Of
the Hospitals and in hundreds Of with triumphant
success
They may be procured Of DIR J. CHEEvER, No. Ire
mont Temple, Boston, to whom all orders should be adj
DIR sssed.
letter enclosing two dollars will procure one sent by
mail to any part Of the Union. inch d6w3m
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AMHERST CoLIEaE.-The spring exhibition
of the senior and junior classes took place,
with its usual eclat, on Tuesday afternoon,
18th. The winter term closed on that day,
to DO followed by vacation of four weeks
Amasa Walker, of North Brookfeld, is an
nounced to give course of lectures on politi-
cal economy, and Edward Tuckerman anofh-
or on history, during the next term.
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REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS. W. selsy will sell at
auction this morning the Gleason Estate situated the
of Salem and Portland sts embracing two dwell
ing houses and about l3 of Land Also, three
vauables house lots, neur the See adver
tsements for particulars.
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IntcIIigcnce Onice. Having been aulr licensed

Intelligence Office. Having been duly licensed
to keep Intelligence Office the undersigned prepared
to furnish Hotels Boarding Houses, and Private Families
with American, and other and female help. Orders
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons in
of help and those wishing for employment invited to
call.
~ Tenements, Stores and Offices to be let.
0-N MONEY to loan collateral security.
AUTO d1y LEWIS c. MUM, 233 Main St.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

George HOyt, M. d., Office No. 35, Main St.,
second door of the temperance Exchange" nearly OPP
poste the Court House. mch18 diff
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Fancy Goods Needless Choice Perfumery Soaps Brushes
&c &C., at u. E. DYERs, No 141 Washington st.. Boston
The subscriber would inform his numerous patrons and
the public, that he has sold all the goods damaged by
and water, and offers the balance of his stock which
is all NEW and of fresh Importation, such prices as
cannot fail to please Persons in of the articles
Wholesale or Retail assured that the whole will be
sold at LESS PRICES than be purchased either Boston
or New York. as with the close of the goods he will retire
from the Fancy Goods business. L. E. DYER,
apo d4w No. l41 Washington st., Boston.
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To our Patrons and Friends-The HATH
AWAY BROTHERS are proud to acknowledge the many
compliments from their friends, patrons and Judges of
the Daguerrean Art, in Worcester and vicinity. We
thank them for their very liberal patronage. Our past
conduct and experience offer to them, the public,
and to all, pledge that toH esceL Our CUSTOM
shall have the best of work. And do no cheap
work. wish to be distinctly understood that Union
Block Daguerrean Establishment is first class room
We will assure and claim to make good work
apis diff HATHAWAY BROTHERS. Artists.
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Salisbury Mansion SchOOl.-The Spring Ses-
sion of this School, for young Ladies and Misses will open
on WEDNESDAY, 10th ns and continue fourteen weeks.
apl7 dat N. 7. BENT, Principal
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~ The Noyloscb Courier states that the
snow in that city, at noon, on Saturday was
foot doep. and sleighs running in the str,ts.
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e. It. BILLINGS.


PORTRAIT PAINT
No. Piper's Block, Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
apis dom
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An Irishman named Robert Dorr, fell
from the top of car on Friday, in New Ha-
ven, and the train passed over him, killing
him instantly.
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At the City Auction and Commission Store No. Pearl
street worcester. Consgnments solicited, and Auction
Business Of all kinds promptly attended to.
jams dtws,
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Music LessOns.-MR EDWARD A. R. KHERNS,
Professor Of the Flute and Guitar respectfully gives notice
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city and vicinity that
ne VIII give private lessons these Instruments. For
terms and particulars inquire at Messrs. Nason's and
Marshs Music Stores, at his residence, No. 81 Main
street.
Also music arranged for Brass and String Bands and
every kind of instruments. mch20 d3m
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LOCAL ITEMS.

MONDAY. April 18th.

MONDAY, April ltn.
Before Judge Green;--Michael Coffee, for
making an assault on Joseph Chapman, one
of the watchmen of this city, while in the le-
gal and due discharge of his dutyi on the 10th
inst, was fined $40 and costs, amounting to
$20,S which he paid and was discharged.
Patrick Lonagsn, for disturbing the peace
on the 10th inst, was fined So and costs,
amounting to $lO,s9. He was committed.
Francis Hadley and another were brought
up, charged with stealing one half bar
rel of flour, the property of Henry George
Griffin, grocers, Pleasant street, on the 10th
inst.
1t appeared that on Saturday evening, about
9 o'clock, Mr.. Griffin missed one of eight half
barrels of -four, which stood at the door of his
store. After search with lantern, the bar
rel was found at lamp post, at the corner of
Pleasant and High streets. Two bundles,
identified as having been in the possession of
one of them early in the evening, were
found on the barrel. 1t was proved, also,
that he went, about 9 o'clock same evening,
to Mr.. Cuttings, on Pearl street. for the pur-
pose of hiring team tc carry home a "bun-
de-" The defendants were severally sentenced
the House of Correction for the term of
months.
One of them appealed, and was ordered
to recognize in two sufficient sureties in the
sum of $500 for his appearance at the Court
of Common Pleas on the last Monday in May
next.
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DR.. Cheever, has the the largest and best as
sortment Of TRCSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
SHOULDER, BRACES, LACED STOCKINGS for
Varcose Veins, KNEE CAPS, &C., that can be found
any establishment Wholesale dealer and manufacturer
of all the most approved styles of Tusses including the i'm
proved Ratchet Wheel Spiral Spring. Ball and Socket Pad
&c. at the lowest cash prices Also made to order ali
kinds of apparatus for the correction every variety Of
distortion, maormation physical defomy of the
man frame Agency for DR.. Reinhardts Patent Glass
Pad Truss, and for Pahner's Patent Artificial Leg Store
and Office No fremont Temple
Agency for Dr. s. s. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines and
Mechanical Remedies for the cure of Consumption
Asthma, Disease of the Heart le-oae Diseases &C. &c
Dr. Ftchs Guide Book to invalids may be had gratis
Dr. j. CheeVer's Ste and Office, No. fremont TEN
pie. Boston, mch9 d3m
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Hair Dyes.--An theprominent Hair Dyes for sale
low, wholesale retail Among them are
Boye's Hair Dye, Phalon's Hair Dye
Hutchnss Billiards.
Alexander's T" Waters's
uauel's 4" Jayne's
Orders from the country by mall express or otherwise
promptly executed L. 7. LA2ELI. Druggist,
feb27 3m 2O1 Main st,
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Sparkling Soda Water. with the usual variety
of choice syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dollar
L. T. LAZELLl Apothecary
may14 diff 2o1 MaipStreet
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j. *. Clark, Nj. d., Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street Office hours, from S to A; NJ and
from to P NJ.
Worcester, January l, 1851. DIFF
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i. T.. Hnat

Mrs. >. Goodwin, an experienced and successful
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to at
attend the duties of her profession Residence Austin
street. oct21 diff
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DR.. Henry Sargent having paid particular at
tention, in his visit to Paris and London to the
study Of Diseases of the Eye. and General Surgery will
henceforth devote himself especially the practice Of
these branches of his Profession. Office No. II and IL
Worcester Bank Block. apl2 dawtf
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Julius III. SiedbOf offers his services as teacher
OF Ancient and Modern Languages to the public Office
No. 1872 Main Street. septl al
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Clutch and Gambia. 5000 lbs Clutch; 5000 lbs
Gambia, just received and for sale by
G. S. Il A. J. HOWE,
mch29 diff Worcester Bank Block
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A. Prentiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. House Crescent Street. All orders left
with G. W. RICE, at L. D. Goddard Co.'s will meet
with prompt attention Particular attention paid to Draft
ng Machinery. dec30 dtf
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Gentlemen ia this City, and the neighboring
towns wishing garments made to order in the latest
will do well to call and examine our new stock of
PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
from which will make Custom Garments at very low
prices, and in the most thorough and durable manner
CHARLES W. FREELAND, Il Co.
diff mch16 Union Block.
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CALVIN n. PRATT

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 20e Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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All Persons who would get living and grow fat
will of course read Ned DoUs advertisement and will be
sure to obtain his work for making money.
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Mr.. Warren b. Potter: DEAR sIn-I fin

Mr.. Warren Ii. Potter: DEAR SIR-I find
that prejudice goes great ways. When any one of us
takes newspaper pamphlet circular hear any one tell
of any extraordinary kind of medicine going around we
naturally make up our mind that it is like everything else,
one Of the humbugs Of the day But feel thankful that
if everything is humbug got amazingly taken in.
Through duty which feel to my fellow citizens will
stale in as few words possible what know of Warren
D Potter's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT. 1 called at
his place day. about the middle of August As soon
as he saw me he asked what the matter with
told him that had the Rheumatism bad that was
unable to work lie said he thought he could
thought to myself if gave it thought at ALL he is like
the rest of the quacks however, after told him how
felt with good deal Of persuasion please him. took
bottle home with me- used according to the drec-
tons and with many thanks to him traly say it
cured me entirely
2. S. If any wishes to know more about it before
using it, II they will be kind enough to call at my house,
No. l2S Elm sreetcorner Of Summer, New Bedford, Mass
can tell them something worth hearing
WEEKS POTTER, 1854 Washington st. General
Agents to whom all orders must be addressed For sale
by all the respectable Druggists, throughout the United
States. d4W ap6