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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Price Clothing Warehouse



Merchant Tailor and Dealer In Ready Made
Clothing and Ge7atkeme'tS Furnishing Goods,
Nos 1853 and l70 Main SIS Worcester, (Store formerly
occupied by II. II. hamberlin & Cos
Purchasers will find inthe above establishment. every
GOODS in prose variety and the Clothing generally
of very superior workmanship and style it being al
made by persons in the immediate employ of MIR. Ware
urder The supervision of careful assis aDt.
No similar establishment in the CoInmonwe alth
conducted upon more liberal scale, or can present
stronger Inducements for genar3l patronage A very
small and uniform profit upon great amount of busI
ness is the controlling idea each department. III e
common practice OF demanding great prices getting
the largest possible is here Systematically Tepudia
ted and instead the honorable and iust rule OF lone
price only, is adhered to with strict fidelity Every
garment is marked in plain figures at the lowest price
il can be sold and from The price there can be no sbate-
or variation.
No one can fail 10 perceive that this is the only just
md strictly honest rule for the dealer, ard experience
has yerywheIe aband-ntly proved it &c be also. in the
long much the Hos ad anta2eous the purchaser.
II is obvious that is here liable pay above he
l0wesmarket valuation Tor any aricla, that those
who we'll acquainted with the goods, and those
who are not pay precisely the price
Tie lower story and basement of the Store, are ap.
propriated to the sale nf Ready maGe Clothing. and
Furnishing Goods and the Chambers GboDe sfhe Gus
tam Department which now contains splendid assort-
IneN of Clouds ior all kinds Of Goats, Pants and Vests
add also large variety of Clothing superior work
manship. All persons and near who NAV want any
spectully invited to visit this extensive and well stocked
establishments whei superorG low prices anu fair
dealing may III every case be depended upon.
mCl29 81 ! r
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MONEY AND BUSINESS MATTERs.-The money
market has again ii 'htened somewhat, and the
difficulty of attaining any permanent ease, must
if continued. operate TO check the spring busi-
ness, materially The carrying trade still contin.
ues good but there is some dullness in manufac
tures-generally the stocks are not being taken
off so fast usual at this season. and goods are
accumnlating too much for a wholesome trade
The tendency to extravaganey in the cities, is
doing more to keep money scarce and check bust
ness than people generally are aware Of The
excess in our imports, the Custom House returns
show is attributable altogether TO the influx of
fashionable and high cost Injuries, and tbs this
excess Of imports, which the moment that money
becomes little more plentiful, speedily tightens
it again by demand for remittances TO pay the
German, French and English manufacturers
NeaobUyport Herald.
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LIFE BoArs FOR SABLE IsLAND.--In con-
necton with the recent terrific shipwreck off Sa-
Bile Island, the efforts of Miss Dix>lo procure a
life saving apparatus for that Island become dou-
bly, interesting. This lady, after having visited
Sable Island and made herself acquainted with
It's wants, has succeeded in procuring five ife-
boats, iie-car with all the necessary apparatus,
hawsers, cables, ropes, ammunition, harnesses and
outfits, complete for the use OF the Llfe-saVing
Station already established on That Island, which
has heretofore been entirely destitute of all ntse
improved means of saving lives. This island is
about 80 miles long. lies just off Cape Sable, the
extreme southern portion of Nova Scokia, land 1856
nautical miles from Halifax. Its anarrow, bow
shaped island, with sand bank at each end, NE
and SW, and high sand hills which can be seen
considerable distance at sea. The island IS
about s. miles from the main land, and during
the winter it is seldom that there can be any COM
municaion with the main land, so that ship
wrecked mariners and passengers are thas some
times kept on the island four months; last year,
more than 100 persons were thus detained. For
the information and amusement Of these nnfortu-
Mates, Miss Dix has procured from Boston about
500 volumes for library Boston Trav
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FRoM THE CoAsT OF AFRicA.-Dates re-
ceiyed in New York from West Coast of Africa
ofSep. 7, give IN account Of the intervention Of
the fiigale Constitution between two hostile tribes
between whom war had ragged fora long time -
One. Of the tribes was The Calasa River tribe, an
ally OF the CoIonist the other was the Barbo
tripe--The Barbo tribe refused to corne TO terms,
and Commodore Mayo sent boat completed ar-
med 10 the shore, and after waiting for an honr.
or two in vain sor The Bsrbo people to come for
u ard and treat, opened a FIRE upon Barbo vile
lage from al 2 popnder, destroying I'VE huis,
when they agreed to treat, and finally made
peace with the CaIaca River tribe. Amer this,
both tribes dined together at the Commodors's
lsbIa.
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SANTA FE lTEss.-A correspondent Of the
Ohio SIsse .!siTna ay.swg from SEpla re,
that as Ne Rperegripaipg the siree Of that city
after bqaklas his eyes we've greeted with The sight
of the body Of ptal@alt man, hang ingtoa pole by
the necIl On }nqQiry he learnsdl that two Texans
had come Santa Fe The day BEFORE and wiiKHthe
express intention Of having spree, had called at
the Fonda, where number Of persons were play
ing cards, and while one OF them succeeded in ras-
IN rows the other quietly drew his revolver aud
commenced shooting. His second shot struck
highly respected citizen Of the city, wounding him
severely and as il was thought al the time danger
0usiy Great excitement ensued, in the midst of
which the man who fired the pistol was taken, tried.
and hung, without ceremony or delay, and his com.
pauion conveyed TO jail. The verdict of the coro-
ners jury the next morning s'.hat the deceased
came TO his death by slrangulaiion, caused by hang
ing, by some person unknown" Nobody did il! i3
few days previous TO the writing OF the letter,
which was dated Nov. Both, some Mexicans had a
serious difficulty with the White Mountain Apaches.
II seems that atribe Of these Indians visited Fort
Fillmore to pay their respects to the commandment,
wherenponthe Nlexicans claimed horse which Azu.
les, their most influential was riding The officers
OF the Tort decided that the claimants had no right
to the horse. Nevertheless when the Indians lett
for hOme,the MeScans followed aad attacked then,
massacreing the chef in moss hasbarous manner
HIS comrades fed, uttering threats Of vengeance
against the nnrderers, and il was probable that
serious difficulty would occur.
The small pox was prevailing to great extent
IN the Western part of New Mexico. thad also
made its appearance at Albuquerque on the Rio
Gmnde, and was spreading rapidly.
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MAcARTHY's OHIO MiNsTRELs Those accomplish
ed musicians, mimics, dancers and Representatives, of
negro character &c. have had crowded houses Hor-
ticuural Han, on Monday and Tuesday evenings, and
will have to night again There is entire change Of
programme every evening" aud the pieces they introduce
50 unique and given with such spirit and
effect ihnt il is wonder they, have obtained so
great popularity. They greeted with loud cheers
and roars laughter. Go and see aud hear them to-
night The pieces entirely new and they with be
aoneto pc. fection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11

Tor Prescriptions and Pkysictans' lss FINN the mos
reliable sources in Boston and NeaO York, can b
found at the Store Of Lswis 4. Lazeli, 20l Main
SlTea.
Every one who is any eonveEsant with Drugs ant
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding an aE
Gle pegiecty free from aduteraion. Especially is thu
should he as pure as pessibe II has been for wears
aud now is my aim, TO purchase none but the bes
brugs-rhuse which may be relied upon, aud all may
fee confident Of the purity Of every article obtained
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
will continue in my endeayos, by theiI
patronage, assuring them thar every article be held
as represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF The day and night
jyl dawif L. T. LAZELL, ApOthecary.
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the Greatest Medical Discovery of ths

MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxburv has discovered In on
Of our common Pasture Weeds n remeay thar cv,,
every kind of liumor from the worst scrofn wI u
acommon Pirnple Be has tried it in over eleven bnu
dred cases. and neverfaed except in tv cases. (,hun
der humor) He has now in his possession over two
hundred certificates Of its value all within twenty
mules OF Boston 5 as
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing SIRE
mouth.
One thtee bottles will cure the worst kind Of PIN
pies on the face.
ryo bottles is warranted 10 cure the worst caAer in
The mouth and stomach.
case of Er,sipelas
One Two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes
TIVE bottles warranted TO cure running of the carr
and blotches among the hair.
-Four six bottles is warranted TO cure corrupt and
running ulcers 500 q
Two 70 three bottles is warranted the ors
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Baltimore, Md.

: SINGULAR PHENoM ENoN.--1he Belfast
Journal says that 10 a portion Of the Penobseot
river, short distance dboye ProspectFerry, where
the river widens TO the breadth Of about mile,
great commotion was discovered in the water
several months since, so that The snrface sof the
WATERWAYS much disturbed and ST mes nd earth
seemed To be ihrownup from the botto n, This
uphong still continues at intervals, aud exper-
iments show that at least an acre ofthe river bed
has sunk from a depth of.seven 10 depth Of four
teen fathoms--A sulphuric gas is emitted from
1.-THE water during its periods of CONJUNCTION, and it
is said that two distinct shocks Of an earthquake
have occurred since the commencement Of tho
phenomena. Observation-Disclosures are undoubtedly
of'volcanic origin, though the phenomenon is
very remarkablefo for this region.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

~ IE WARRINGTON, Jan. y.
Sepate.-bIr. Chase, of Ohio, presented the pro-
ceedings Of public meeting, which was held in Gin
cinnat relative 10 the interruption of the mails by
the notoas proceedings at Erie. 2Ssk1
Mr.. Badger introduced a bill allowing credit on
duties on Railroad Iron. Referred 10 the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Thompson Of Kentucky, introduced a bill for
satisfying the claims Of the creditors OF Texas en-
braced within the act OF 1850. Is. sss.fs.
Mr.. Benjamin offered resolution calling for the
correspondence with Mexico, relative 70 the Tehuan
tepec right Of way. Adopted and adjourned.
HoUsE.--N0 session was held -
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEelsL,TuR e.

TUESDAY, jan III
SENAuE.-Mr Pa,ker,of Suffolk ,fromlhe Commit.
tee rules and ordera, reported the rules and orders
Of the Senate Of lat year with he following amend
menIs, viz: that no question be twice reconsidered;
and secondly that the seats for reporters by re-as
sgnedby lot, under the direction Of the Clerk. Un.
der suspension Of the rules, the report accept
ed.
A communica ion from Benjamin Seaver, accept
ing the Office Of Sergeant al arms, read and
sent down. '
ousE-Special Assignment--On motion Of Mr.
Thompson, Of Boston, the House proceeded 10 The
choice Of candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor. fsle
A Committee was appointed Mr. Colt, OF Pitts.
field, Chairman-io receive and count The votes for
candidates for Governor, and reported as follows;
BALLOT FOR FIRST CANDIDATE.
Whole number OF votes cast 289
Necessary for a choice AaTII5
Emory w ashburn, of Worcester, w, 187
Henry w. Bishop, of Eenox, Dem. 81
Henry Wilson, Nalick, F. s., 80
Il Brad. l.. Wales,o Randolph, nat. dem.
and Emory Washburn was accordirg, declared The
choice Of the House first guberuatoriai candi-
date.
The House then proceeded TO make choice Of
second candidate for Governor, to be sent OPP the
Senate: sias g
Whole number Of votes cast, 2s3
Necessary for choice, l42
Bradford l.. Wales, Of Randolph, had l56
Henry w. Bishop, Of Lenox, sc Us,
Henry Wilson, OF Naiick, : ss4A Al s
And Bradford L. Wales (National Democrat)
was declared duly elected second candidate for Cow
ernor. sf gc& A
Notification was sent to the Senate ofihe elections
made by the House.
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Christmas and new Years Gtf,s.

MIR Chaplin, having selected endless variety of all
the very latest and richest patterns Of Duguerreo tl pc
Cases, selected expressly for Christmas aud hew
Years presents, would most cordially welcome all
who wish TO ptocurea gem TO call on Mr. G., Wsdo
BLOCK, and make selection from the largest stock of
DagueHeotybe Gases ever Offered to the public.
All pictures token al his rooms warranted to
give satisfaction.
Mr. chapin is now the only Daguerreotyper In this
city to wnot0 awarded silver medal for the best
erfeotypes, nj the Me- banics' Exhibition, 1851
Ladies and Gentlemen make wise selection and
go TO Chal ms where you can gee rich gift for little
money and where you viii betresed with respect and
attention dec24 diff NJ. 5. CHApIN, Artist.
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Real Estate, Insurance, Employment and
Boarding agency

NO Z53 NAN ST." " orceSier, W stars.
Dc you wish to sell your real estate! Do you wish
10 buy house! Do you wish to let your houses to
good tenants! Doy you wish to get our life or your
goods insuredf Have you house yop wish TO SELF!
Are You in want of help, either male or frmalef Do
you wish for bOardeTs! Are you in want OF boarding
house? Have you a store fnr sale 10 let? Do you
wish to borrow money On collateral security Have
you money TO lend on mortgages of real estate. DO
you wish to buy farm? Have ynu house for sale?
DO you wish to buy house lat! Do you wish to hire
s.orea Have you office TO let! DO you wish to
hire an otices Are you in want Of employment! II
go, you will do well to call at the above Agency.
jyl5 deodf LEWIS C. MUM.
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HOLIDAY .sLNMgaNJ

Just Received, among which may be found beautiful
Pearl Card Cases, portmonnaes Jewel Boxes. BIZ ace
lets, brooches, Rings, Charms, Fancy Gold Watches,
Chains, Keys, and lots Of other things suitable for
Christmas and New Years Gifts at
sea ssts F. Fl. PUTNAME,
No 219 Main doors south of American Temperance
81 dl2 House. under the Unversalisi Church. diff
For Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and all
Pulmonary Diseases.
.Messrs REED, CUTLER q Co., Druggists, Boston,
During practice oftwenty years, have used all
the popular remedies for Coughs and well satisfied
that your VEGETABLE Pulmonary BALSAM
is best and hope it will be better known and more
generally nsed, Yours Respectfully,
Sac0, Nov. ., 1853. JOHN A. BERRY, M. D.''
Put up in so cent and 81 bottles, and for sale by
Apohecalies and Country Merchants generally.
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CHANGE OF SCHOOL BOOKS Mr.. Editor--I
am informed that ii is the inien,on Of the agent Tor
Towers School Books, (Which TO be Ioisied on
our Schools this week, 10 the NUMBER probably, Of
ihousands,) to exchange hem soon for The books
already in use. The knowledge Of this fact may
save some families the useless expenditure Of con-
derabIe money h.
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Ey A town made Of paper has been recently set
up III field neal London, preparatory TO its ship
ment on b,ard an Australian vessel. Ii is not the
Supple papier mache, as ordinarily used but con.
tarns admixime OF rags moi reduced TO pulp,
which enables 10 sodfy as hard board The
walls double, TO ventilation, and the par
titions have strength aud durability which will put
TO shame the hath aud plaster mnckeres Of too many
OF the London houses that Jack built Ii was found
on trial that one of The smaller houses could be
pulled down and built up again in four hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11

Do1NG WHAT LIKE WITH MY Own
Crossing Hampstead-H Heath, Efskine saw ruff
anly driver most numerically pummeliing mis-
cradle bare boned packhorse, and on remonsrat-
ing with him received this answer. g Why it is
my own ;mayn'lI use it as please ~ As the
fellow spoke he discharged fresh shower Of
blows on The raw back Of the beast. Erskine,
much rritated by this brutality, laid two or three
sharp blows Of his walking stick over the Shout
ders Of The cowardly offender, who crouching and
grumbling, asked him what business he hid 10
touch him with his stick. g Why,' replied
ErskIne, :" my stick is my own mayn'tI use
il please! - CGmpbell's Cbanceltors.
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NnT1CE.

NM e, the subscribers, hereby give notice to our old
wv customers and friends that we have This 4, sold
70 A. Lakin TO-, ourentre interest in The Boot and
Shoe Finding business, At old siand $40 Maja COR
ner OF Pleasant street Worcester and would cordially
RECOMMEND 10 your aieINion The above gentlemen
who will ottend 10 your wants in their line o. business
TO the best Of their ability. - -
ia ecdSw soU1HGATB ROGERS.
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board Of MAYOR and Aldermen.

MONDAY ESxNINd, Jan. 9, 1874
Stephen s. Burdlek, Vim N. Bickford, and Caleb
Dana, We're drawn, as Grand Jurors, for the current
year. .Mf
Loison D. Towne, Leonard Harrington, and Ebene
Ger H Bowen were drawn as Traverse Jurors to the
Court Of Common Pleas, on the 18th inst
Monday, ESD inst, at O'CLOCK P. NJ, was assigned
FOR the election, in Convention Of officers OF the Fire
Department, &c.
Julius A. Elbtdge was licensed to run baggage and
passenger wagon.
The petition Of sessions & Merriek TO be elected Sex
tons was laid on the table.
Aids washbun and Harding with Messrs. Wood
worth, Liacoln and stoddard, were appointed Com
milee TO report an Ordinance for The preservation Of
Long Pond Bridge.
communication, from the Mayor, in relation TO the
Aimshcuse was referred Joint pecial Committee,
consisting Of lhe Mayor and Aid Walker and the Pres
ident of the Council and Messrs, Washburn md
Brown.
AID Williams City Solicitor, for the last year, was
discharged from certain claims referred TO him and the
Treasurer and Collector and the subject refened 10
the present Solicitor and Treasurer. concurred in.
There were three ballotings for Commissioner of
Highways, bat choice. Further action postponed TO
next meeting.
An order for the Treasurer borrow money in anti
spasion of the taxes, adopted in concurrence.
The petition of d. S. Messenger take from the
flies and referred to Joint Special Committee, consist
Ing Of II Williams and Harding,and NIessrs Washburn,
Towne and Hartshorn.
DR. C. M. Nichols elected City Physician,in
currence. VI
The Mcnlhy Report of the City Agent for the sale of
liquors was read, and referred to the City Solicitor
for his opinion what CONTROL If any, the city, of
right has, the funds used by said Agent his bust
ness.
AID Harding reported bill entitled ''An Ordinance
concerning City Marshal, Assistants, aud Day Police,
which had its first reading and laid on-the liable,
and ordered to be printed.
An ORDER from the other Board, for Joint SPECIAL
Committee to consider the expediency of providing
suitable room, for battery OF two field pieces which
be had from the sCommonweali6, by Transporting.
housing, and taking proper Of hem concnrred
in, and Aids W. A. Williams and Thayer Joined.
The petition Of Jos Perkins and others, for extension
Of Aqdeduct in Southbdse street, referred to the
Commissioners of Water, in concurrence.
Notice Of election, by the Council, of George Ses-
sions, Horace Merrick, and Thorn Magennis, as Fune
raj Undertakes, was laid on the table
The Board adjourned to Monqay next at o'clock
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e To such of our readers not acquainted
with the lacts, it may be proper to say that the fol.
lowing communication drawn forth by oery
characteristic article il, yesterdays Transcript, in
which the learned Editor undertakes 10 give Mr..
Chapin's views Of his removal.
To The Editors of the Duly Spy Gentle
men 81 should have suffered the matter of my
removal from the office of Commissioner of In
solyency TO rest in silence, had not seen in print
what purported TO be statement OF my views
upon The subject. | prefer to express my own
views in such form, that | may be neither mis-.
represented nor misunderstood. / never placed
much reliance upon any office, except the one for
which pay the rent quarterly. If the Wing
party in Massachusetts have adopted the theory
which they once so loudly secuted, that "to the
yictors belong the spols, Irrespective Of all 9th
er considerations, then the action in this case is
perfectly consistent, and in accordance with the
theory. Upon any other theory, | might be any
ious 10 know the cause Of my removal, but be
ing left in no doubt upon this point, have moth
ing further TO say, except what proceed 10 state.
Upon the receipt of a very courteous and gen.
-tlemany note fronrmy successor, enclosing the
notice Of my removal, | ina ediaiey addressed
TO him reply, Of which the following Is copy.
WORCESTER, Jan. z, 1854.
Hon a. I'll. BULLocH--Dr. Sir ~ am not
surprised II The communication from you Of this
date. am aware Of having but one cause OF
regret in connection with the circumstances. What
that is, there is no occasion for me TO explain.
Meantime allow me to say, that knowing more
about this matter than some persons are aware Of,
| know Of nothing in the transaction, on your
part, which will lend in The least degree to inter-
rupt ths'fiepdly relations which have always ex-
isted between u.s. Yours truly,
HENRY CHAPLIN.
The above note expressed my feelings precise
ly,if know them. The cause of regret to which
referred, was,i that the Wing party 10 Massachu-
sets, with which was once proud to act, bad
adopted theory which | always despised, and
had carried it into practical operation, at time
and under circumstances, which seemed to imply
in the acting Executive, aoant Of confidence in
has successor. HENRY CHAPLIN.
Worcester, ban. 10, 1854.
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PATRIOTISM IN THE HAREM.--The Jour-
nal de Frankfort, in letter from Constantinople,
says-''M. Baltazzi, who some time since made
an advance TO the Porte Of 35,0O0,000 piaslres
on the tribute 10 be received from Egypt, has also
furnished 1000 pieces Of cloth, and all the
wives fthe employees. in the war department
have been sci 10 work to convert it into cloaks
for the troops.
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. The washington correspondent. Of The New

- The Washington correspondent Of The New
York Evening Pust says
@Col. Benton has declared his inlentionto oppose
the repeal OF the Missouri compromise, proposed
In the Nebraska bill The opposition to that repeal
sgatherng strength, but il is hoped that il will
lead to another general convulsioi. Politically, the
aatissayery men have rot much strength present;
but poiisics may take such turn, al any time, as
will bring up the whole subject again. II is trouble
some question for Congress, e, them touch il when
they wiIiss