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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-31

Cottage For Sale Cheap.
A rare chance is offered tobuy NEW COTTAGE,
In very pleasant part Of he city, containing rooms
This House will be sold for LESS THAN COST, and
offers a great nducement to any one wishing to pur
chase. Apply Immediately. The quicker the cottage
is sold the cheaper it be bought large share of
the purchase money can remain mortgage for four
years,
young man desires place to learn the Machinisrs
trade. --'.
Cottage in west part of city for sale
House wanted, rent from $175 TO $500, for family of
two persons.
young man able to command from $1,000 to $4,000
is DESTROYS of engaging in business.
House wanted, capable of accommodating to u
WET NURSE can be obtained.
Wet Nurse wanted Immediately.
Hoase wanted. within or miles from Worcester,
with or acres of land for person who wishes TO
hire. ~
Wanted, on or by 18Th of March, house, within a
quarter of mile of public school On Pleasant. Reu
500 TO 125.
Wanted, a PASTRY COOK. Good WAGES paid
o33 Main Strset---Up Stairs. 2s3
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REAL ESTATE.
TIMRER and WOOD At AUCTION.

NNTiLL lie soil nj au ton, on the premises, en-
w FRIDAY, B'EBRUARY-S,
ct o'clock, about 26 acres ofIIEAVY TIMBER AND
WOOD, stinGiug- belonging 10 the City of Worcester
lying northeast Of Long Pond.
The above will he sold in small lots Terms LIBERAL
and made known At sale s. w. SELBY, Auctr.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1854 iiS0 dts
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CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
CONWAY. MASS


CONWAY, MASS.
DERSONS wishing TO Insure on the Mutual plan, in
safe, dividend paying Co.. sre invited to make
application, There two classes Of risks taken by
this Co., the hazard of one class in case affecting
the other. Risks upoa Farm Houses, Barns, an their
contents Dwellings in cities and villages, are taken
IN the first class, at low rates of premium
In the second class, more hazardous description ot
property is taken at higher of premium, but no
special hazards taken at any price, By dividing its
risks this Company is able to do the business OF two
distinct Componies at a small expenses relatively. By
prudent management, economy Of expenditure, and
prompt and honorable dealing, this Co. has obtained
he public confidence and viii endeavor to preserve IL
by future fur dealing This Co. has never made as
essments, and, il prospered as heretofore, VIII be
onstant dividend paying Go. Applications for insur
nee can be made to LEWIS C, MUM, ut Real Estate
Agency, $50 Main Street, up stairs.
DIREcFoRs-James 3. Whitney, Asa Rowland. Ed
H.und Burke, Il. D. HaMton, Franklin Chids, Con
why b, w. Cushman, Beraardstoni ]. B. Whitney,
Shelbufne Falls; Wait Dement, Ashfeld; Lewis Bod
man, WILLIAMSBURG Walter II. Bowdoia, Springfield;
William Elliot Greenfield; d. 7. hlcCilvery, Boston.
JAMES S. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH H. sPRAouE, Secretary. la7 d2tawly
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Farms For Sale.

ggNHE subscriber offers Farms for sale, the coming
Z Spring. of 9 acres; / do 60 acres; do. 10
acres; d. n acres, and of $50 all W tn good
buildings, situated from 81 to miles from the city of
Worcester.
Also, all theReal Estate owned and occupied by
the Widow AsRhael Earle, Mulberry Grove in Lei
cester. For further information inquire of
EZEKIEL DANIELS.
Worcester Jan. ID, oS54 ia20 DIS WITT
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Musical Notice.

NKR EDWARD A. R KHERNS, Professor of Music,
vi in this city, respectfully that he will
give private lessons the Flute and Guitar FOR terms
and particulars, inquire, between IL and ], aud
O'clock, P M, at his house, Main street, No. 81.
jail d2w
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Also. Readv.Mada clothinr.

or every description,
ts usual consisting of over Goats, Frock ptess' and
Sack Goats, Pants and Vests, Bnd every variety OF
Furnishing Coos.
Remember the pscs, 271 Main 81. Piper Block, Wos.
eester, Mass. sign OF the Fun Dressed Man.
sci dawti
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DIaVK oIIkS Ieuuceu IuII 70 per Cont.
French Prints reduced from SO to 20 cents.
81" {" % to II cents
English Prints :" g II IL to 10 cents.
American Prints g /" s to 6 IA cents.
a large stock of Shawl Velvets reduced % per ct
Linen Goods, a full stock, reduced % per cent.
Hosiery and Gloves reduced 25 per cent.
White Goods of all kinds reduced 25 per cent.
Embroideries reduced Is per cent.
Millinery Goods, large stock, and must be sold
Carpets, at the lowest prices, o.
together with many other kinds of goods not emu
nerated above. Customers can depend upon pur-
chasing the goods as advertised
We shall offer our customers GREAT IN
JUDGMENTS, and all persons should avail
themselves OF the opportunity. d31 d&wSw
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Lost or Stolen.

ON Tuesday Evening, Jan. 10, Pocket Book, con-
" tanning two notes, signed by e. NJ Banning, one
Of $500 co. and of $3.50 payable the order of
Tnkham, Adams & Co., and endorsed by them. All
persons cautioned against receiving the above
notes, as payment has been stopped. jal2 d&wtf
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LEWIS G. MUNlJ,
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment, 81
BOARDING AGENCY,
223 IGALET sT.--UP STAIRS

Fifty Houses fer Sale,
I'm different parts of the city; also, 200 HOUSE
! LOTS. This property can be bought on the most
liberal terms
To be Let.
Cottage on Orchard ztreet, 7 rooms-Sl49.
house on Pleasant street rooms-$ll6.
tenement on Ursnge street. rooms S l25.
A tenement on Lagrange street. rooms-$lI5
A tenement on Chandler street, looms $50.
house on Chandler ST g rooms-$2i5,
house ON Newhury St. fOomF-S5O
tenement on Wellington st, 7rooms-$la0,
Two tenements on Oak Avenue $ll0, us,
Two tenements cor Edward and Earle streets,
A tenement Russell st, rooms-$75,
1wo enenments cor. Endicott and Ward SITS, Sll0 he
tenement GA Orange ST, 2 reoms-S l5O
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Situation Wanted,
Cottage For Sale Cheap.

BY an American, to file ion run circular saw, o.
planning machine, or q striking at forge.
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IL Farms for Sala or Exchange,
Ia BY GUsTAVUs ELLIOT, Office 1888 ssx@,
l;;lS Nam Street, up stairs; House, No /, cor Fs7S
-s=r@ nef Of Chandler and Queen streets. "~A~~
3 lin Worcester, from $500 to 1900
A in Sutton, from $1,000 10 $4,000
2 ia Charlton, from $3.50 TO $4,000.
Pin Milbury, from 1880 $1,000
In Paxton, with from 0G0 to 1900 cords Of wood,
by estma tion-price, $500.
Also, ldts, near the Worcester Academy and the
new Machine Shop; price from 10 10 cents per foot.
Also, several lots the Wheeler Farm Part OF the
above to exchanged for houses 10 this city i25dtAP
a few more Nice Cottages For Sale
CEVERAL New wo Tenement Houses, centrally
- stpated-prces, from $4,000 to 8 ,O00--paymetts
easy. ia2l dit A. j. EATON.
Real Estate Broker.
AS The subscriber viii give his personal attention
49, to the purchase and sale Of Real Estate of all
tzs1 descriptions both in the city and country.
Persons having real estate for sale, or wishing to pur-
chase, will do well TO call on him
GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
dec3O diff 293 Main Street.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
~ In calling attention to DR..

GUYSOTT'S Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, we 'eel confident that We
are doing service to all who may be affected
with scrofalous, and other disorders, origipo.
ting in hereditary taint, OF from imp urity of
the blood. We have known instances, within
the sphere of our acquaintance, where the
most formidable distempers have been cured
by the use Of Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, alone.
1t is one of the few advertised medicines
that cannot be signalized with quackery, for
the yellow Dock" and the "Sarsaparis"
are we'll known to be the most efficient. land,
at the same time. inoxious) agents in the
whole Materia Medica, and by far the best
and purest preparation of them is Doctor
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla. See
advertisement. les I'm
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

JUSTICES COURT Examination of Mr..
10b0r.-Che examination Of Mr.. Tabor
took place yesterday afternoon before
Justice Weir, in the district 'ourt Room,
which was well filled with anxious look
ers on. We do not deem it necessary to
give the entire evidence which was
brought up by the prosecution, for very
few facts were elected other than those
given At the COroner's inquest and pub
lished in the .Argus. A rigid cross exam.
inmtiOn, however, was made on the part
Of defendants counsel, and drew out
many facts, which, though not strictly
requisite to the rendition of verdict by
Coroner's jury, were not without their
due weight in the scale Of popular opinion
and justice. The testimony of Mr.. Sco-
field, the most direct and important
among the witnesses suhpGned, WAS
given in e1tenso and emil odied many ame-
ii"rating circumstances for the defendants
act which were not brought out on the
previous hearing. The evidence having
bren received, witnesses were released
and requested to meet ut Justice Weir's
office this morning and furnish hOnds for
their faithful appearance at the next term
of Court. Mr.. Tabor was apparently
calm and in good health, and received the
warm greetings Of HE friends, which, un-
der the trying circumstances in which an
ungarded moment has placed him, must
have afforded him deep qualification. His
counsel are Messrs. Booker aud Terry.
The prosecuting attorney, MIR. Bouldin,
has engaged the assistance of Mr. Hug
gins. Stockton Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
The RESIGNATION.

We publish below, for the inform alton
of the public, the resignation of Mess rs +.
'bhnson, AppIesate, Todd, Scohey,
Ketchun, Wagner, Keck, Mcclure,
Spann and Newman, who were appoint
ed "A Central Committee at a Broderirk
meeting held in the town of Auburn last
November One of the committee, Mr..
Todd, has for months heen desirous that
the above committee should resign, and
through his influence and Mr. Johnson's
they being Anti-Senatorial men--lt was
tianlly conSummated on Saturday last -
They told the remainder of the commit
tee that if all did not resign they would,
hence the entire resignation with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Lynch, whose name does
not appear. Messrs. johnson and Todd
came to the determination to resign from
the fact that they were occupying posi-
ton which was not for the interest of the
Democratic party. But hardly have
these designations gone abroad to the peo
pie before the news comes back to us,
that the Broderickites in various parts
Of the county are bolstng that on
Saturday next, at the primary cleo
the County Convention, and Just such
delegates AS they pant Not only this,
but IN several precincts they have char
tered Groceries, where liquor is freely
given until after next Saturday, and for
what purpose: why, merely to get dele
gates into the County Convention to get
up "A Broderick ticket Will the democ
racy of this county permit it? Will thev
permit those who have heretofore ruled
you as with rod of iron, who bar
tered away old Placer to Broderick, to
be again elected to office or hold a poIiti-
cal position among You. Democrats of
Placer. it is in your power to relieve
yourselves of the Broderirk faction -
Then attend The Primary Election, and
do it, Let not the Broderickites exut
over you by packing your convention
Don't he deceived by the cry of peace, it
is only one Of the plans to luIl you to re-
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

LATEST NEws.-'rhe latest news from
China is Of considerable interest. At
Shanghae the Americans and English had
difficulty with the Chinese Imperial
troops, in which the latter got sound
druhhiny. Numbers were killed on both
sides
The rebels had nearly surrounded
Pek,n.
Particulars of two disastrous ship
wrecks are also received One Of the
vessels had cargo Of teas amounting to
half million Of pounds.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
Auburn, july I, 1854.
DEM ecratic County Convention

the Democracy of Placer ounty in their
respective Precincts, will proceed to elect del
errtes on the lst July. 1884, to attend
County Conventions to be held in AUBURN,
FRIDAY. JULY 7TH for the purpose of
choosing Eleven Delegates to the State Con-
vention, to be held at Sacramento on the 18th
proximo, and to nominate candidates to be
elected at the next general election, One
Senator. Four Representatives. County Judge,
County Clerk Sheriff. County Treasurer
District Attorney, Public Administrator. AS
SCISSOR and Surveyor
Under the basis of representation estab
lished at the last Democratic Convention the
following is the apportionment for the differ
ent precincts
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Mr. EDITOR:-
At the request Of many Democrats on
Iowa Hill, Wisconsin, independence ana
Richardson Hill, and Green Valley. you
will please announce J. c. P Smith, ESQ.,
IF Iowa Hill, candidate for the once
Of County Judge, subject to the no'"'oa'
tion of the Democratic County C"nven'
ton, to assemble at Auburn, June 'tn,
1854.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
CONCERT.
Backus' Minstrels.

Dackus' Minstrels will give concert siGE.
ID this ssMrasE
Saturday Evening, July 1st, Ex
at the new Concert Hall Auburn
Front seats will be reserved for ladies With
gentlemen
Doors open at 8 clock; performan nee conn
mence at quarter past 8 Admissi0n-box
So O0-parquette Sl.00.
Auburn, July 1st, "a
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

We have been informed that reports
have been circulated in the lower part of
the county that the regular Democratic
Committee is in favor Of Broderick! How
false such an assertion is, every reading
man in the community knows. The start
er of such rumor must take the people
OF this county for set Of fools to attempt
to palm upon them such stuff. Try again.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Auburn, June Gath, 1854
With some of the conclusions which
the above gentlemen arrive at, we will
not quibble about now, Though it might
be easily shown they are erroneous. We
they have resigned. which, for the true
interest of the democratic party, they
should have done long ago. In fact,
should never have accepted the bastard
appointment.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Sheppard, convicted Of the murder Of
Day, was sentenced by Judge Lake, at
San Francisco on Tuesday last, to he
hung on the 2s,h July next.
Foley, who killed Dunn, proprietor Of
the Pacific Police Gazette, was then ca 'ed
w and sentenced to three years in the
Penitentiary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Mr. EDIroR:-We wish to present the
name Of MR.. SAMUEL TODD, Of
Yankee Jim's, as snitahle and compe-
tent person for the office Of Sheriff. He
will receive the hearty support Of the
whole Divide, as we'll as other portions
of
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

The claim of Messrs. Mariner & Co.,
at Gold Hill, is averaging about an ounce
day to the hand. There are several
other claims in the neigbborhood paying
equally as we'll.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

A few days since friend Of ours count
ed the kernels in a head of oats gathered
from the garden of Mr.. Russell, at the
edge Of town, and found it contained SS4
grains. Prolific yield this, and proves
the capablity of our mountains ofproduc-
ing the smaller grains.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

The Convention Question, to organize
State Government, has been defeated
in Oregon, ny a small majority. A large
majority Of democrats have been elected
to the legislature.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Placer County Wing Central
Com mittee.

The Whig Central Committee of Placer
County will meet in the town of Auburn, on
Saturday the 9th day of July. 1854 a a
punctual attendance of all the members ID
requested By order of the Central Com'
Auburn, juno 81. '54-ow
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
PLACER COUNTY.

If fABRAM Bronx, ESQ.,, will permi, his
name to be used for County Judge at the.
Democratic County Convention, he will
receive the supper. Of many
OLD CITIZENS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

We are glad to welcome home again
our friend, George Willment, who has
recently returned from trip to the At
lantic States. He looks well, and expa-
tiates smilinsIy upon the pleasures of his
trip to the East.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Samuel L. Leet, having the conf
dence Of his portion OF the county, will be
supported as a candidate for the Leglsla-
ture by host Of Democrats Of
THE DIVIDE.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Major Roman has arrived safely at
Guaymas, and entered upon the duties Of
his Office as Consul.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
A Card.

The friends of WIN. F.. MILLER take
pleasure in recommending to the Demo-
cracy of Placer, his name for the Office OF
ounty Clerk, subject to the nomination
Of the Democratic County Convention.
A FRIEND.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

FATAL AFFRAY.--A difficulty occurred
a. Iowa Hill, on Monday last, between
Patrick Vance and James Ryan, which
resulted in the death Of the latter. Vance
Immediately left and came to Auburn,
and surrendered himself to Sheriff Astin.
He will he examined before Justice
Hawkins as soon as the witnesses arrive.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

Keyes g. Co.'S advertisement will he
found in another column: They are ex-
tensive dealers and il will be well for our
merchants to give him call.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

STILL THEY CoME.-Seven hundred
and eighty five Celestials arrived LAST
night, and these added to the aggreea,e
of the arrivals during the two preceding
days, will make a grand total Of sixteen
hundred and twenty-five during the last
three days! II things continue at this rate
much longer the Chinese population will
exceed that of the whites.-S. F. Herald
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

The friends of ROBERT CUM
MINGS will support him tor County
Clerk, if he will consent to his name
being used before the County Convention.
IOWA HILL.
June 29th, 2w
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
The Democrat man in throwing Brod.

The Democrat man in throwing Brod-
erick overheard, gives him sugar coated
pill, in the shape of considering him "frm
and unflinching in the foremost ranks of
democracy" On the contrary, he has
ever followed in the rear, with his pecu-
liar friends, and when the victory was
won came in for the lions share. All
the divisions which now exist in the Dem
ocrat,c party, ard the errors with which
it is charged, can be traced to the schemes
Of this same man BrOderick. He has
never done a single :hing for this State
that is worthy Of record. His own ag.
grandisement has been his god, and de-
mocracy his instrument. Known to the
people only as political wire pu'ler, be-
fore the name and fame of enlightened
statesmen he fades into his own peculiar
sphere, where alone he is acknowledged
by his co-workers in mischief as supreme.
If Mr.. Broderick is as sound a demo-
crat a. his friends claim him to be, he
has most unfortunate way Of showing
his soundness. He has made inroads
upon the usages of his party and its prin-
ciples, and well-nigh sacrificed it upon
the altar of personal ambition. The
choice Of the Office seeker, he is discarded
by the people.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

ScoTT's BATTLES IN MExIco.-These
fine scenes were exhibited in this place
upon Saturday evening last. The paint
ings were we'll executed, and were visited
by many of our citizens. During the
change Of the scenes, DR. Robinson, anus
ed the audience with some of his laugh
able Yankee stories.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

From Washington Territory we hear Of
serious outbreaks among the Indians
st~nt BeF'ingham Bay, although the re-
ports are yet muck confused. 'rhe cause
Of the disturbance is attributed to inf1ueu.
ces exerted upon the trines by the hostile
agencies Of Russia and England in that
quarter Times T. Trans.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

The "GEM."-By reference to our adj
vertising columns it will be seen that this
favorte Restaurant has been taken by
Mr.. Credit
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

We return thanks to Wells, Fargo g.
Co., and Adams s. Co., for favors con-
ferred during the week.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
County Clerk.

The many friends of WILLIAM A.
JOHNSON, will support him for re-
nomination for County Clerk before the
County Convention.
June %, 1854.-2w
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

The new diggings, twelve miles east of
Michigan City, have been named "Caro-
line Dlggings."
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
Not BrOderick Men.

Not Br0derick Men.
About S O'Clock on Saturday evening
last, it first came to the knowledge Of our
citizens, that the new Committee had re-
signed, and before nine, many Of those
who are known to have worked for and
circulated petitions in favor Of the Senate
rial election, were earnestly denying they
ever were in favor of Broderick! How
ungrateful! After striving with all the
power and zeal of frenzied partizans,
for the election of this man, they sud-
denly throw him aside as thing unworthy
their notice. A great change seems to
have come over the spirits of the Brode-
rick leaders. The cause is easily seen.
The people are scaling the roll" and
the seal Of condemnation will he placed
upon the presumption Of Mr.. Broderick
and bis friends-and the leaders in this
county are trying to fee from the certain
doom which awaits them.
Judas-like, they deny their master. In
hopes that in so doing they may retrieve
themselves, and retain their power in this
county. And every man of them is at
work with an energy worthier of a better
cause. Deep schemes Of political wire
pulling are conceived and put in opera
ton. The Sheriff's Office seems to be the
grand attraction to them. Any man who
wants an office they will promise him
their support provided his influence will
he given the Broderick party for the
Sher,ffalty. This they think is the key Of
their power, and with its loss "down goes
Babylon" But unfortunately they have
made so many promises that many of
their own friends begin to think that they
cannot make them good. This makes
dissension in the cs.;np, and we hear of
"toil and trouble," not little. And thus
they go, until the people consign them
"to the place they ough. to CO."
@Our new neighbor Of the Democrat
seems to have improved the tone Of that
organ very much in some respects. He
drops Broderick freely and with bu, little
compunction. This we are glad to see,
as it betokens a decided improvement,
and is at once an acknowledgment Of the
error of the five members from this county
in the last Legislature who worked for
his elevation. Now it is well enough in
you to come out against the Senatorial
fraud at the eleventh hour, if hy 80 doing
you can keep your head above water, hut
to he consistent you should also condemn
the men who worked for it. You profess
true Democracy, yet uphold and would
elect to Office some of the very men who
would have trampled the sovereignty of
the people under foot, and made laneh-
ing stock Of the very principles which
you profess to believe in. Come out of
the tall grass and show your face. Are
you in favor of any Of the IS members of
the last Legislature who voted to bring on
the Senatorial election, being again elect
ed to Office!