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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

A L HOME CARDS Engraved and Printed at
IN S0UTHGATE'S 1877 Main street.
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UlNSiGA MOND BANk.-The Annual
Nw Meeting of the Stockholders of the Quinsigamond
Bank for the choice of Directors for the ensuing year. for
such action as may seem to them expedent under the pro-
visions OF the 9Th section OF the l96th chapter of the
Statutes of 1888; and for the transaction of any other
business that legally may before them; will be hold
en- At their Banking Rooms on THURSDAY the FIFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
A dividend of per cent will be payable October o
An extra dividend of per cent will be payable Ct Is,
Per order of the Directors.
j. S. FAENUM, Cashier
Worcester Sept. 161S54 dtO5 SIS
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VISITING CARDS Engraved aud Printed at
S0UTHGATE'S, 1877 Main street.
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bridal CARD ENVELOPES for sale
Id SOUTHGATE'S Card Printing Rooms 1917 Main st
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door PLATES Furnished and Engraved by ]
~ +. soUTHGArE, Engraver 1877 Main street.
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WEDDING CAKE BOXES for sale at
w SOuTHGATE'S Engraving Rooms, 1877 Main st.,
IJnion Bnck " -
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" EDDING CARDS Engraved and Printed at
w S0UTHGATE'S Gard Printing Rooms, 1877 Main
IInon -
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INVITATION CARDS Engraved and Printed
IL at S0UTHGATE'S, 1877 Main street.
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Clotbing.
THE CLOTHIER's SONG I


She comes, she comes, the Summer comes
Der mountain and meadow now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy feet
And roses on her brow
And the trees put on their garments green,
And the meads their vests of gold,
To welcome her back to our gardens gay
That laugh at Winter old.
And shall not we, like the jocund flowers
Put on yestInents rare,
To meet the Summer Uhould meet
queen so bright and fair
Yes we shall dress in silken sheen,
And in gossimer so fine,
Aud Wen go forth, nor feel oppressed
While the sunbeams shine.S
Then let US to MACUILAR's go,
At the sign of the Full Dressed Mani
And we shall find the rarest robes,
That cou.l wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten thousand coats
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprigs of the richest flowers are woYe,
With beauty, but with no perfume.
The zephyr coat of brown mohair,
And Alpaca black wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look with lantern, far and wide
For a place TO suit you more,
But you meier can be suited so well as at
MaCullar 4 Wiamss Store
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Nem advertisements. 8

.NsTa MUSICAL CONVENTION. DNHls.
TANg The Worcester Musical Convention will gSy5sW
So commence its sessions under the direction 1ssS
Of Professors A. N. JOHNSON and E. II. FROST, of
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Cost on0 1oun0.

ENOUND POCKET BOOK, containing money and
papers, which the owner have by calling at this
office. dat SOC
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OST-0n SUNDAY, the 24th instant, between Tat
~ - muck Tavern and Burying Ground, POCKET
BOOK, containing about SIS in money and note for
500 The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at the house of STEPHEN FOSTER.
Tatnuck, Sept 26 1874. dIt
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EhOWN AND MERINO CUFFS AND
- OoLLARS-For sale low, at MERRILL'S,
nov30 diff o11 Main
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Drp GOODS.
CHEAP AND RICH SILKS
FROM AUCTION.

CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are receiving very extensive assortment of SILK
GOODS, at unusually Low Prices. Among other
good bargains, are
ps good small checked Silks AT 40 cents per ward
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c 90
271 PiPer's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
have just received of the largest Stocks on record
Of every variety, of cheap fashionable and desirable
RUNNER CLOTHING, which they are selling at the
lowest remuneratve prices They also continue to make
The best Custom Clothes in the City.
He who consults economy and taste will call at Macular
Williams & Co.'s, without delay mylS dtf
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BLANKETS AND QUILTS.-Every price
I'D and quality, on hand, and going cheap, by
Y. THOMPSON & co.
slS SW Over Smith K Brothers. Shoe Store
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4 III TEES Es-NEW BRAINTREE SAGE, 4 PLAIN
~ CHEESE, of prime quality, just received, aud for
sae ~ l.. SPRING, q.
s23 diff No. 20 Green Street worcester
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-on Monday last
~ from No. . Irving street. small YELLOW DOG
weight about lbs, has curley tail, black nose and
lew black hairs on the back to the name of
CO." Whoever will return the to me- or give in
formation where he may be found shall be suitably re-
warded. isis diff VIM PIPER.
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HORACE PARTRIDGE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
German, French, and En%Iisi. Toys,
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Cutlery, Silver, and Silver Plated Spoons Accordeons
Niolins, Port-Monnaes, Baskets,
Veag etabte IUory ThimbEes,
Measuring Tapes, Emery Cushions, Rattles, &c &C. &C.
Also-a general assortment of Fancy Goods
$40 daw3m 107 Hanover Street Boston.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
THE PEOPLE'S JOURNiL ]!

An Illustrated Record Of Agriculture.
Science, Mechanics Inventions. Patents and
Useful Knowledge--published weekly
Every number contains 81 large pages,
beautifully printed on fine paper. and pre-
fuscly illustrated with elegant engravings,
forming at the end of each year two fine
volumes, comprising nearly 400 pages, illus
trated with about six hundred splendid en-
cravings relating to the above subjects
the subscription price being only One Dol
lar g year, or Fifty Cents Volume No
publication of the kind has ever been pro-
duced with such magnificence or at so cheap
a price.
Farmers, mechanics, inventors, manufac-
turers. and people of every profession, will
find in the Peoples Journal a repository of
valuable knowledge peculiarly suited to
their respective wants.
Postage on the Peoples Journal II cents
per quarter. A liberal commission to Post
masters and those who will form Clubs
Post-pay all letters and direct to
ALFRED E. BEACH,
Editor and Proprietor, Sc Nassau street,
New York.
@-Persons wishing for advice relative
to Patents or Inventions, may at all times
consult the undersigned without charge.
either personally at his Office or by letter.
To those living at distance he would
state, that all the needful steps necessary to
secure patent can be arranged by letter.
When parties wish to be informed as to the
probability of being enabled to procure
patents it will be necessary for them to for
ward by mail rough outline sketch and
description Of the invention. No fee or
charge is made for such examinations.
Models from distance may be sent by
express or otherwise. For further informa~
:ion apply to or address. postpaid,
ALFRED E. BEACH,
Editor and Proprietor of the Peoples
Journal, Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, Peoples Patent Office, S6 Nassau
street, New York. rn26-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
'FHIt RABBIT GREEK IIOljNIl

"a FOR SALE.-The proprietors being
-l.. -ssila.. about to retarT to the Atlantic States.
offers at private sale, for cash, the hotel and
trading establishment known as the Rabbit
Creek House, situated on the wagon road
leading from Marysyille to Gbsoaville and
the City Of Seventy-Six, at the point where
the trails leading from ST. Louis, Chandler
VILE Pine Grove, Port Wine, Craig's Fiat,
and Eureka intersect the main road.
The location for either q Hotel or Miners
Store is unsurpassed, situated as it is in one
OF the best mining districts in the State.
within less than mile from Spanish Flat
and Warren Hill. In addition to the ordi-
nary Hotel fixtures, the proprietor has on
hand q large stock of goods suitable for the
Mining Trade, which Will be sold either
with the hotel or separately.
There are on the premises two excellent
Barns, one 70x20 feet and the other 60AlS.
with floors overhead and about FIVE tons of
good Hay; also, FIVE thousand pounds of
Barley on hand.
To person of active business habits and
we'll acquainted with the business of hotel
keeping and trading in the mines, no better
opportunity can be offered in the noun
tains; and to any such desirous of purchasing,
ele Will tSint pltdSuIc III CA4iiD-
iting the income of the establishment for
the last two years. In addition to the
patronage of the travelling community, the
house is well sustained by the miuers in the
immediate neighborhood, who prefer to
purchase their supplies there. No better
location for permanent and lucrative bus
mess can be found, where all the advanta-
ges Of wayside hotel and miners store
can be combined.
The proprietors are desireus of disposing
OF the above property for no other reason
than that they are determined to leave the
State. The house is in good repute and
doing better business than ever before.
and the purchaser will find it in good order,
we'll stocked and we'll patronized.
All persons Indebted to the subscribers
will please make immediate payment, and
oil persons having claims against the estab-
lishment will please present them, as they
are ready to settle al. claims whenever
presented.
E. S. LESTER & co.
Rabbit Greek, May 1s, 1854 m2o-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
JONES HOTEL,

- TIE proprietor OF this house takes this
&$ method ofinforming his old friends ard
A--a the public generally, that he has rcs
moved from San Francisco to Sacramento,
on street, between Front and Second and
is happy to inform them that he is prepared
to receive them under more favorable cir
cumstances than ever before. He does not
think it necessary to go through the regular
routine Of describing his house, servants,
horse, gun OF dog, in order to draw, but
will say, without fear Of contradiction, that
his is the best house and the best furnished
house in the State, and he intends to keep
it in all respects as we'll as he knows how
Gentlemen with their families coming to
Sacramento, are particularly requested to
visit and examine his rooms before locating
permanently elsewhere.
mar 4-3mf DAVID JONES.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
y! notice.!

A LII PERSONS are hereby warned not
n to negotiate for either of the following
described notes, now or recently in the pos
session Of one JOHN NJ. CHANEY, Of
Sierra County, California, as the same were
obtained from me by force, fraud and du-
ress, to wit: cne prom.ssory note for the
sum of $500 do1lars, dearing date on or
about the llth day Of May, SD, drawn by
one John O'Hern, and payable to the nm
dersigned; also, one pronlissory note bear
ing date May 18th, 1854, for the sum of
$500, purportng to be signed by me, and
drawn in favor of one K. Clancy; also, two
promissory notes drawn by one Melvin
Ware, in favor of the undersigned the one
for S65 so, and the other for. $33 So the
former bearing date CctcLer, 1853, and the
latter November. 1853,
m2O-3t Z. GREENLEAF.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
EeaaI embellishments.

A DMINISTRATOR'S Notice
IA is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of the
estate of Jonathan Miller, late of Sierru
Valley, deceased; aud all persons having
claims against said estate are required to
present the same to me, at my residence in
Sierra Valley, within ten months from this
date, or they will be forever barred there
from.
Notice is also given, that all lpersons hav-
ing property in their hands or under their
control belonging to said estate, are re-
CURED to deliver the same according to
law. HENRY HOWE.
Admir- OF Jonathan Miller, deceased.
Dated April 10th, 1854. ap 22-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
The FREEDoa OF THE Pass IN Eng

The FREEDOM OF THE Press IN Eng
LANo.-Since England has become the
ally Of France che has in a measure par
taken of the despotic principles which OBJ
tain in the latter country, and we see that
an attempt has lately been made by Lord
Derby and some of his friends to muzzlc
the freedom of the press in England.
All the papers of the continent have been
placed under strict censorship, and several
Of them have been suspended for too great
freedom of speech. and the open discussion
of politial topics in manner displeasing
to royal ears.
No such open authority can be exercised
in England, but it is certain that the bold
and fearless tone, and the great influence of
the London Press has given serious cause
of dislike to the aristocratic party. Lord
Derby made 10 secret of his deadly hatred,
and openly expressed the hope that par
Lament would take some steps, to curtail
the power of the press F. San.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
80 z II q i a lL)l{Sg

Of Downieville and Vicini ity.
THE undersigned, obedient to your COM
IL mand, has ordered and partly received
a small but very handsome assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising almost every article necessary
for Ladies' use. Amongst the endless num-
Der OF articles, I mention only few:
French yard wide jaconet calico;
Nfrrimack and Philip Aliens fast col do;
French, German and American ginghams:
Robe de laine and figured de laine;
Silk brccade, bombazine and cashmere;
Dresses, ribbands, laces, embroiderics;
10-4, 81, Ga and 5-4 sheetings;
Irish linen, hosiery, parasols. &C.;
In fact everything necessary to make up
a fancy dry goads stock.
would further call the attention of the
fair sex to the circumstance, that in being
connected with one of the greatest Dry
Goods Houses in San Francisco, 1I. Fried
lander 6 Co., Clay street,) / am enabled to
receive such articles as may not be in my
store here, sat moments notice." by ey-
press, on leaving their orders with me:
thus offering to everybody the facility of
procuring everything and anything which
may be wanted for hal1s or other festival
occasions.
N. FRIEDLANDER,
Main street, next to Sierra Drug Store,
Downieviile. m20-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
Hoa. D. S. SHATTUCK.

y AS. ~. MOlti.lSON, NJ. u.
The proprietors, in conducting this rattle,
bind themselves to carry it on in a manner
that will be satisfactory to all who may
buy tickets. The drawing will be done by
gentlemen chosen by the holders Of tickets,
each county in the State sending commit
tee of one for that purpose. Maps of the
real estate, and samples OF the property may
be seen at their Office, northwest corner OF
Montgomery and Merchant streets
For the responsibility of the Proprietors
of this Rattle, and that it will be conducted
with honesty and integrity, we refer to
His Eycellency JOHN BIGLER,
Hon. j. w. DENVER, Sec'y Of State,
J. H. HARDENRERG, Mayor Sacramento.
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Mag; ". q. HARVEY, serg' 't-at-Arms, se..,
.. WILSON, Wilson's Exchange,
DAVID JONES, Jones' Hotel, Sac. CITY.
San Francisco, April IL. 1854. ap 29-lOt
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
OREGON HOUSE.

Twenty-three 1giles from Marys7ille.
@ THE undersigned give notice that
fsgg:;;: they have completed the addition to
49, the we'll known and commod;ous
buildings situated on the Oregon Ranch, at
the junction of the Yuba Turnpike leading
from Marysville to Downicyille. and the
Branch Turnpike from the Oregon House to
Sears Diggings vio Lexington House.
This is the present terminus of the Stage
Route from Marysville to Sears Diggings,
and the connecting point with Greathouse
Il Spellman's splendid Express and Passen-
ger Train for Columbus House, Lexington
House, Cibsonyille, Sears Diggings and
Onion Valley, and also the point at which
the road from Nevada, French Corral and
Frenchman' S Ear intersects both Turnp:kcs,
and where travellers must come to take the
Passenger Train to Sears.
In addition to our other accommodations
VIC have one room suitable for public meet
ings or ball room, and IL private rooms
elegantly furnished, well adapted for falni-
lies or private boarders. We have also Is tons
of lee, put up expressly for the use of those
who may favor us with their patronage. 4
large garden is attached to the house,
which furnishes at all seasons Of the year
an abundant supply OF vegetables.
The Oregon House is one of the most
pleasant and desirable summer resorts in
Northern California, and no money nor
pains shall be spared to render it the Ex-
cels;or Hotel of this wonderful and I'M
proving State. The table and sleeping
apartments viii be under the personal super
vision of the ever vigilant landlades; aud
the proprietors, though not disposed to
trumpet their own fame abroad. believe
that they can please the most fast;dious.
To those who have heretofore bestowed
their patronage we tender our thanks, and
to all who may hereafter favor us we pro-
mise prompt attention and indefatigable
exertioas to make their sojourn agreeable.
Board only S12 per week.
The proprietors intend also to keep a
Boarding School during the summer months,
and all scholars entrusted to their charge
will meet with the same kind attention as
their own children. Board and tuition
reasonable.
With the above inducements, and the
widespread reputation of the Oregon
House, the proprietors confidently recon-
mend it to the public as house in every
respect worthy of consideration.
RICE, FOULKS & CO.,
mar ll-tf Proprietors.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
j Oh u z A z T. q Il
Importer and Jobbgr Of

Importer and J055ef ct
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, CONNECTIONS, GLASS
WARE, fERFuMERY, FANCY GOODS. &C.,
Ei ERCHANT STREET, between Mont
w gomcry and Sansome, has o., hand a
complete assortment of shop furniture, ard
can ill druggists and physicians orders al
short notice. Also, prescription vials, hair
oil aud pomatum bottles, tunnels, gr..dy-
ates, aortars and pestles, spatulas. corks,
syringes, twine; also, q fine assortment OF
druggists perfumes and liquor labels,
combs, brushes, perfumery, packed with
care. m21-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

OvERPowERED.-- -" In short-ladies and
gentlemen" said an overpowered orator,
Il can only say beg leave to add
desire to assure you that l wish had o
window in my bosom, that you might see
the emotion of my heart. Vulgar boy
from the gallery)--"Wouldn q pane in
your stomach do this time?"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
EMPIRE SALOON.

THE undersigned would most respect
L fully beg leave to inform the citizens
of Downieville and vicinity, and all who
may pay our beautiful mountain town a
visit, that we have stocked our bar with the
choicest Wines, Liquors and Segars, select
ed by us personally in the San Francisco
market, and will use our best endeavors to
give satisfaction to all who may favor US
with their patronage.
In our commodious and well-ftted up ESQ
our friends tell us) saloon, our patrons will
find two Billiard Tables that have been re-
fitted and pat in the best order, without
regard to cost, which, together with new
Cues, made in the latest style. will enable
all who may favor us to spend their leisure
hours in an agreeable manner.
JEAN GARNOSETT.
FREDERICK EANFRANCO.
feb 1871 Rroprietors.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

TRIED OvER-Col. 7. B. Lawrence,
son of Hon. Abbott Lawrence, and at
taehe of the American Legation in London,
has been united in wedlock to Miss Chap
man, daughter Of Judge Chapman of
Doylestown, Pa. 1t will be recollected
that few years ago Col. Lawrence mar
ried Sallie Ward, the belle of Louisville,
but was divorced after tedious trial, in
which both parties attained some no.
toriety.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

Who READS THE Mosr ?-The aggre-
gate circulation of all the newspapers in
London, is 72,6l6; of which the Times it.
self has 1920. The New York Iri-
sune alone has circulation Of $4,000.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

FAST R1pING.-One of Adams & Cos
Messengers rode 135 miles in IL hours
ever the mountains with the news of the
yreat fire in Yreka.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

MYsrERIoUs.-The discovery of a shirt,
pants and vest, torn and saturated with
blood, caused some considerable excite
ment in San Francisco last Saturday; it
was subsequently ascertained that they be-
longcd to an old canvasback who had re-
ceived rap over the mug, which produced
hemorrhape.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

IN the British American Provinces
there is an agitation for union of the
lhree lower colonies, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Prince, to be named
Acadia.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
KELLY e. GOODFELLOW,

KELLY e. GOODEELLCW,
Daguerreotypists and Dentists,
II EREBT inform the public that they
IL are prepared to take daguerreotype
likenesses and views, and respectfully solicit
q visit from their friends and the public
They fatter themselves that their facilities
for operating are superior to those Of any
other establishment in the mountains.
All operations on the Teeth, surgical or
mechanical, performed in the most skilful
manner.
Room and Office over Green & Purdy's
Jewelry Establishment, Main street, Dow
Neville. may 6-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
Misteuaneous Nfh Aobt' S.
= 600 Mats China Rice;
A.OOO $50 bxs French Bougies;

l.OOO $50 bxs French Bougies;
1000 bxs and hf bxs adamantine candles;
loo bxs sperm candles;
500 kegs East Boston syrup;
100 cases salt, 20lb kegs;
SO cases salt, in boxes;
80 cases Grape tobacco;
100 gross smoking tobacco;
200 pkgs Imperial tea, lib caddies;
100 bxs Young Hyson tea, Glib papers;
1000 bxs Hills and CoIgate's soap;
250 bxs c. O. soap;
1000 tins assorted crackers;
200 cases hlf gall brandy peaches;
$50 cases assorted spices;
$50 boxes starch. For sale by
GOODWIN & CO.,
81 California street, San Francisco. ap15-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

HAIL STORM The Journal says that
.heavy hail storm visited Stockton on
4onday.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27
Certificates.

We, the undersigned, are acquainted with
the parties owning the property offered in
this Rattle, and also know the real estate
referred to, and we assure the public that
we consider the title to the property is
indisputable
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

PERSECUTION OF THE JEws.-An ukase
has been issued by Russia, forbidding
Jewish women in Poland to wear any
kind OF head dress under their bonnets.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-27

REsEARcH.-The London Standard has
discovered that the Turks are the descen-
dents Of the lost ten tribes Of Israel. and
predicts their speedy conversion to Chris
tianity.