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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-04

FBVHE GROWING GIFT OF NATURE
"A AND SCIENCE.-Tha wonderful cures effected by
DIR. MoRSE'S INVTGoR ATING ELIXIR AND COR
DIAL although topics of conversation throughout the
Union, seem Incredible to some skeptcal individuals.
They believe that herb brought from the shores
of Asia and subjected certain scientific proc sses and
combinations will absolutely control every species of Ner
disease every phase Of Indigestion restore the
regular action of every dsordcred secreve organ and
neutralze by its aati-dyspeptic influence all impurities in
the elementary flu Is from which the blood is derived
Unwse doubter surrounded as you by wonders, y
ing in an age of scientific miracles, have you not ye
learned to dsrust your prudices when opposed
the evidences Of acts to the spontaneous testimony of
clouds of witnesses? Ask the delicate and melan-
choy wife, who, without strength to carry the first
great purpose of marriage anguhcd and pned in sick
and suffering what she thinks Of the Elixir Read
her answerif she has tried the glorious invigoran-in
her heathfu complexion, clear bright eyes, and elastic
step; read in the rosy clustering the mothers
knee Wherever debility AMI physical incompetency
st they strength and vitality. There no of
disease for which is not specific; affection
of the stomach, no irreguarity suspension of the
creon which it does not relieve and ultimately
The Cordial put up, highly concentrated. in pint bot
ties. Price three dollars per bottle for five dollars, six
for twelve dollars. c Il. RING, Proprietor,
1s2 Broadway New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cana
la, and the West Indies. AGENTS Worcester, NJ. B.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS h HAVEN. Providence,
I. BALCH SON. Boston. BURR PERRY.
NIL dTnTh&Sat&wlmis
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LADIES CLOAKS


-Ar-
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, s. cos.
We respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to
our PATTERN GARMENTS FOR CL0AKs, comprising
IA different patterns in
Elegant Paris made Garments
of our importation together with large and splendid
stock of Velvet, Cloth, and Tablet CIoaks,
manufactured in establishment, from the above
patterns and from the latest
NEW YORK STYLES.
Our Garments ale all made up under our own nspec-
tion, Of the best materials and Trimmings, by expert
enced Dress Makers and warranted the thorough
and fashionable article sold.
Also, LADIES CLOTHS, in all the desirable shades:
Merinos French Flannels &C.. all of which will be sold
by the yard, made into garments, prices
rant perfectly satisfactory.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, Il co.
ENMBROIDERIES OF OUR OWN I'M
IL PORTATIoN.
We have just opened the most splendid assortment we
have offered, of
Collars, CheaniseItes, and Sleeves,
both SINGLE AMI in sets, in and beautiful styles of
FRENoH, SWISS, and scoTcH manufacture, in Cambria,
Malta Cambria Guipure, MusIin Malta Lace, Crochet,
Brussels Lace, &C. for sale small advance on of
in-Boston Worcester.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
good Madder PRINTS, at Ct cents.
2 English do. s
5 Merrimac and cocheco do. 10
5 +" New style English do. i25
Good DELAINES, 10
2 Super do 121
5 Rich styles from Is to 20
A great variety of Lyonese, Paids, Merinos, &c, &c
cheaper than ever
chamberlain, BARNARD, & co.
MOORE Antique TRIMMINGS-An
AA widths and colors of the above fashionable Dress
trimmings. Rich Cloak Trimmings in PL.;sH and VEL
VET and other fashionable styles.
The comprises the best assortment Of Trim
mings offered in this city, and they for sale at
wholesale and retail, at the LOWEST PRICES.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
HOSIERY AND HOSIERY GOODS
Il Il We have just received Fall importation of Ho-
sicry Goods consisting in part of
LADIES' SILK VESTS,
" Merino do
Gents. Silk do.
{" Merino do.
" Super Merno HOSE.
Ladies' Fleeced silk.H0sE, black and colors.
Superior Cashmere Z" E"
Girls White Merino Hose, all sizes.
Colored do do
Complete of Boys and Childrens Hosiery.
Hoods, Goats, scarfs, Comforters, &c.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
LADIES CLOAKS,
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Auttiolls.
BY e. w. VAIL, AUCTIoNEER.
Office 236 Main Street.
GREAT A u CTION SALE.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
M A r Il In S II O w e
POSITIVE SALE.

POSITIVE SALE.
1t is well known to this community that am expecting
to take the large and comodous Store in Of
erection the Of Main and Mechanic Streets
which will be ready for occupation for early Spring trade
and DESTROYS Of closing out my entire present stock
of Fall and Winter Goods before removal.
need say the people Of this REGION that my
Stock is of the largest and best in the cy comprising
large variety, adapted to the wants of the present sea
son, such
1000 yds. Rich Dress Silks.
$500 1hibet Cloths of the best quality.
1900 " Lyonese Cloths
A large stock Of All Wool Cashmeres.
100 Cashmere Long and Square Shawls.
800 Bay State g
rs Ready Made Cloaks, in New Styles.
Mousseine De Laines Figured and Plain
Prints in quantity.
Broadcloths Doeskins, Cassimeres, and Yestings.
5000 yds Carpets in all grades. Also many other arti
Giles, too numerous to mention.
The above sale will commence Monday, Dec. 4th, at
land O'Clock, P NJ ami will he continued through the
week. afternoons and evenings Come early and get the
best bargains my store Foster street, directly oppo
site the Boston Worcester Passenger Depot.
NOlTce.-Au persons indebted to the Subscriber
whose accounts and notes due, hereby notified
that they give their immediate attention to the pay
ment Of the same MARTIN STOWE.
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The best place to buy and second hand Furniture
Crockery and Glass Ware, is at
j. l.. HOODS
General House Furnishing Ware Rooms,
No. Pearl Street.
would call your attention, at this time to my large as
sorment of wares comprising almost every thing in the
House Furnishing line win name few choice articles
now in store, which may be had at bargains, II applied
for soon, viz:
Que nice mahogany bookcase, suitable for library.
tapestry.
One Office Desk, fat top, with drawers.
One set of antique Chairs and one large Easy Chair
in velvet Two sets in damask One nice black walnut
Chamber Set. One painted do. One nice Sideboard and
various other antique articles
Also 10 Feather Beds 1875 Bed Colnorers, 100 second
hand Bedsteads, Feathers Mattresses Stoves host
of other things mention. Please call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N. b. Cash pad for secondhand Furniture, at tho
shortest notice d&w3w n22
DIN NEWSPAPERS fofsSslt al this naicn-
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BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM


Auction Rooms No. sc and 6S Main Street.
NEGUSEH0LD FURNITURE, &c. - On
III SATURDAY,,
~ o'clock P. mr., al Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture, compris
ing Carpets Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus, Bedseads,
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the ussa Kitchen ware
S. NJ. REDDlNG, Salesman.
UCTIONEER'S NOTFCE.-The under
IA signed, having had more than six years experience
in the Auction business in connection with s. W. SELBY
would offer his services TO the public for the sale of
Real Estate and Personal Property in any part of the
City or County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate, and Furniture at private residences He
will also attend to the appraisng Of al kinds of properly
L. W. VAILIi Auctoneer,
s27 dem Office 236 Main-street. Pane's Block
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & 90
2Il Piner,s Bloch. Min Street.
DAVIS &c H ARV Ely.
NO. FLAGG'S BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
GEyTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE.


GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
The undersigned have taken of the new, elegant,
and capacous stores in FLAGGs BUILDING, for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING
business. They have just opened and arranged rge
and varied assortment Of seasonabe goods, embracing
Garments of every variety, quality, style, and price,
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
in the very best manner, and warranted t0f at the
shortest possible notice. Our assortment of b. Oad-
cloths. CIsSimeres, D ESKINS BEAVER
CLOTHS, svery complete, and embraces all the most de-
srabe kinds Of goods in the market All of ock is
new and bought at the uery tOoeSt prices, and
experience in this department will enable to give per-
feet satisfaction both in prices. making up, and fitness, to
all who may fvor with their patronage We also have
on hand very great variety Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
of every description which will sell to all purchasers
as low US the goods be purchased elsewhere.
Also, boys CLOTHING,
of every description Parents and Gu rdians will find it
for their int to call u.s. confident
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
buy the cloth, and AXE the garments at home.
AVERY DAVIS,
CHAs. J. HARVEY, ) DAVIS i HARVEY.
ms dawtf
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AN EVENTFUL WEEK!
IA Commencing Monday, Nov. 20.
We expect ISSUE during this week. and on the days
specified below, the following valuable and of them
remarkable worNs: On Monday, Nov. 20
The Illustrated LampIighter,
with fourteen elegant ful-page Illustrations from ORIG naI
designs by Twaz A superb gift for Christmas. Bound
in various styles This makes 900 copies published in
eight months, of this Great American Romance.
On Tuesday, Nov. 81 the splendid
MAP OF THE CRIMEA!
By L. SAND0Z Recommended by Professors Guyot and
Agazsz. The only and reliable map yet oe ed
to the public showing the position of the Allied and Rus
Cities Of Sebastopo Balaklava, &c, &c. oppor
tune publication.
On Wednesday, Nov. %,
THE MOTHERS OF THE BIBLE,
By Mrs. S. G. ASHTON. With an introduction by Rev.
A. L. Stone. beautiful gift for the coming Holidays
On Thursday, Nov. %,
THE KNOW NOTHING.
tale of real genius, and one which is destined to
widespread popularity This is one of the flash
productions Of the day, but work of sterling merit ee
gance and power.
On Friday, Nov. a.
Life Scenes of the Messiah,
By Rev. RUFUS W. CLARK. Another beautiful Gift
Book, and fit companion of the "Mothers of the Bibe~
On Saturday, Nov. Is, VIM. WELLS BROWNS Book
The American Fugitive in Europe,
OR PLACES AND PEOPLE ABROAD
With Memoir of the Author work of much interest
All orders to be addressed to the Publishers.
JOHN P JEWETT 4 CO.,
n5O dzw III Washington ST., Boston.
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A NEW DISCOVERY.-TO CURE BAD
"a SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn,
CholIc Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Delriam Tremens,
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1ENREMoNT tn FAD STORE.
Il, s. j. Holiness M, fremont Row,
Boston.
Respectfully to the public that the assortment
goods in the several departments their establishments
50 well known the TREH0NT THREAD AND HO-
SIERY STORE, is worthy of particular attention,
OUR HOSIERY
has been selected from the earliest mporatons this
New York markets, and contains assortment first
goods, adapted to the present and coming season.
md to supply the wants of every Individual In our
department of
TRIMMING GOODS
present friends of the choicest selections to
be found in the city aud in daily reception of
and fashionable styles, it will always be found
plete. Also
CAMBRICs, LINENS, & DRESS LINENS,
OF ALL KINDS.
Our Embroidery Department
Includes very large assortment of the latest styles of
Rich and Fashionable Goods.
Indies, Gents, and Children's
UNDER VESTS,
Of all kinds And the variety included in
THREAD STORE GOODS
cannot be enumerated.
Ladies assured that in the selection of gools
1t is aim to obtain those, and those only tn will be
profitable and satisfactory to the consumers and
Gheerfuly recommend them such
n29 dSw2m
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

incompar
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
of the more or
binary prepare
tions, and is now
generally con
coded to be the
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The members of Colombia Lodge
No. %, Il. 4 A. Masons, have learned
with heartfelt regret Of the death o.
Bro. JOHN A. NORTON, a member o.
this Lodge and resident of Columbia,
in whose demise We feel that we have
experienced q loss. Bro. Norton fol
some time member of our fraternity
and in connection with us, was ever q
Jealous and steadfast supporter Of ou'
order. lB sS ! =
BE 1t therefore Resolred, That in the
death Of John N. Norton, we have lost
. cherished member.
Iiesolred, That We tender to the rel
atives and friends of the deceased, oul
sincere coincidence with them in thei,
season of affection.
Rssolrcd, That in testimony Of ou,
respect for our deceased Brother, we
wear the usual badge Of mourning fol
thirty days.
Resolred, That these proceedings be
entered on the minutes Of this Lodge,
and that the Secretary be instructed ia
transmit a copy of the same with the
seal of the Lodge affixed thereto, to the
relatives Of the deceased, and that the
same be published in the Gazette and
Clipper newspapers.
E. B. LOCKLEY, J
J. HECKENDORN, : Com.
Il. A. ROBINSON,
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
For tie Columb:a Gazette.
! ON ODD FELLOWSHIP.
sr c. DuRDEs.
Haze Faith IN On. Anofher

Haze Faith tn On: AM0ther.
Have faith in one another,
When ye meet in friendships name;
In the true friend is brother,
s And his heart should throb the same
Though your paths in life may differ,
Since the hours when first ye met;
Have faith in one another,
You may need that friendship yet.
Have faith in one another, Fr
When ye whisper loves fond VOWS;
It will not be always summer,
Nor be always bright as now.
And when wintry clouds hang o'cr thee
If some kindred heart we share,
And have faith in one another,
Oh, ye never may despair.
Have faith in one another,
And let honor be your guide;
And let truth alone be spoken,
Whate'cr may you betidc.
Tho false may reign for season,
And oh, doubt not that it will,
Place faith in one another,
And the truth shall triumph STILL
Browns Flat, May l6, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20


FIRE IN YREKA.-A fire originated
from a stove pipe in Van Wyck's store,
at quarter past one to-day The wind
being somewhat high at the time, it was
impossible to stop its progress. 1t ragged
down Main street to the corner, where
ny the greatest cxcrtions of the citizens
it was stopped by passing water in buck
ets, the only means available. Exccp,
for this, lhc whole Of the lower
part Of the town would have
been in ruins. Immediately after ii
broke out, the flames spread to both
sides Of the street, burning the whole
Of the upper business portion Of the city.
Loss $l50.O0O.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
LATEST FROM THE STATES,

The mail steamer, John l.. Stephens
arrived in San Francisco, Thursday
morning.
War has been declared against Rus
sia, and hostilities orderd to be ilnme-
diately commenced on tho part Of Eng
land.
Russia has made immense prcpara-
tions to meet the shock of war; going so
far as to destroy Ii lighthouses, buoys,
&c., on her coast, where they might
have been Of any service TO her enc
mics.
France has raised as, 100000 franc.
towards defraying the expenses Of the
war.
England declares her determination to
search neutral vessels. She will find
that the United States will not allow
this as far as cur vessels arc concerned
Santa Anna has raised the blockade
Of Acapulco, and retrcated to the intcri-
or.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
Vorrs or TuANvs oftbsnt

VorEs OF THANK..- Votes ofthanks
we're yesterday morning separately rem
dered to Charles A. Fairfaix, Speaker,
and j. W. Vaudeville, Speaker, pre-
tenn, for the impartial and able manner
in which their duties were discharged
during the session that has just closed
Mr.. Fairfax, although not presiding
as regularly or attentively as MIR. Man
devillc, certainly acquitted himself when
he aros in the Chair, with kindness and
courtesy. The same may be said Of
MIR. Vaudeville, which is saying very
much-for never was more unruly or
noisy set Of men assembled together in
any body than those with which these
respective gentlemen were called upon
to deal.-Sac. onion.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

/ INDICTMENT EouND AGAINsr Mok-
sIEUR DILLoN.-The Grand Jury pre-
sented to the United States District
Court yesterday, true bill against Mon
sieur patrice Dillon, French Consul,
for hireing and retaining multitude
of persons, and particularly Eujene Did
els, to be enlisted and employed in tho
service of a Foreign Government, viz:
the Republic Of Mexico. A warrant was
accordingly Issued for the arrest Of that
gentleman. Com. Adr
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

They have been opening new dining
saloon in New-York, with pretty girls,
instead OF men, for walters. The Tri-
bune is much in favor of this arrange
ment, and describes them as being s'paid
eight dollars month, fed, and furnished
with uniform dresses of pink and other
colored calico" How delightful il
must be.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
NOTICE.

The Democratic County Committee
is hereby notified to meet at the Court
House in the city ofSonora, at 3 O'Clock
p. NJ, on Saturday the 9th inst, to ap-
point time and place for a County
Convention, and to transact all other
duties devolving ON said Committee, pre-
paratory to the coming Campaign.
G. WASHINGTON PATRICK.
Chairman d. C.. Com.
Sonora, May Is, 1054-S0-2w
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

RATES OF rPAssAcE.-Nominally the
rates Of passage on the steamers depart.
ing to-day are as follows: On the Golden
Gale, for Panama, through tickets, up.
per deck staterooms, $3.50; main cabin,
5000; second cabin, 1925; steerage $50.
On the Brother Jonathan, for San Juan
through tickets, upper deck, 5000; sa.
loon, $l75; second cabin, $l25; steer
age go.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ 1MPRovEMENrs.-We under.
stand, that as soon IS the weather be.
comes settled, many of our merchants
intend commencing the erection of fire.
proof buildings, among whom are, ,Messr.
r. &. Furgerson, Arnold & Brown
Brainard & Newell, and Knapp & Co.,
on Main ST., McKenty ( Co., on Broad.
way; besides Others, in contemplation
The coming summer, Columbia will un.
doubtedly be the most fourishing town
in the Southern mines, without any ex.
ception. The decree has gone forth!
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

BULYRR LYrroN's FA1LUREs.-"Per-
haps it may encourage younger writers
if l remind them that was not success
ful at first in any one line that I attempt,
ed. My FIRST attempts at prose eompo-
sition were refused admittance into a
magazine. My first novel was very lit.
tie read, and it is not included in the
general collection of my works. My first
poetry was thought detestable-and my
first play very narrowly escaped being
damned.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
OR SALE

WISHING to lesye for the Atlanti,
States, at an early day, / hereby ofel
for sale, my interest in the Columbi:
Gazette Office, being one undivided hal
Of the said establishment.
Terms cash.
T. NJ. YANCEY.
Columbia, May l3, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Proceedings Of Democratic meetin,
held at the Broadway Theatcr, on the
ev'g of the 10th inst:
In accordance with public notice, the
Democracy Of Columbia, assembled a
the Theater, on the ev'g Of the l6tl
inst, to nominate candidates to I'll the
various Offices under the act of iucor.
poration. On motion, j. D. Patterson
Esq, was called to the Chair. Isaac
A. Stevens, w. g. Vanarsdale, ap-
pointed Vice Prcs't. l.. D. Loring,
and John Leary, Secretaries.
The President having read the call,
and stated the object Of the meeting, i.
was announced that the Hon. Leandcr
Quint, County Judge, had on the appli-
cation OF citizens, postponed the election
until the July term of Court.
Chairman of the late Citizens meet
ing, being present, came forward aud
announced that the election had been
put of, and handed in copy of the Or
der of the Court, which being read, it
was on motion:
Resolred, That the Hon. County
Judge, having issued his order postpon-
ing the election Of Corporate Officers,
we, the Democracy of Columbia, in obe-
dience to authority, and as law abiding
citizens, decline making any nomination
and await the further action to be had in
the premises. Unanimously adopted.
The Chair than informed the meet
ing that the party would be duly in
formed of the future condition Of the
subject.
A collection was taken up to pay cx-
penses, and print the order Of the Judge
On motion it was resolved, that the
Hon. James w. Cofroth, should be
publicly received on his return to his
home.
After several addresses, by different
gentlemen, the meeting adjourned, to
assemble on future call.
J. D. PATTERSON, Presidems.
Isaac STEVENS, Vice Prest.
w. &. VANARsDALL, Vice Prests.
Attest, l.. u. LoRINc. Secretary.
Columbia, May 10th 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

u We are indebted to Mr.. Tin
cum, the 70 t Master, for q copy of the
ehlnese newspaper printed at San Fran
cisco. 1t cont aims much valuable infor-
nation, but for want Of time and oppor-
tunity We arc unabls to make any ex-
tracts, at present
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

o. NorrcF.-Cslvin Honey, Esq.,
is our authorized agent at SpRtScrlkLD.
All subscriptions, advertisements, job
work, &C., for the Gazette, left with
him, will be pomptly attended 10.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
A~ Hon i w M.ndou:l

~ Hon. j. w. Vaudeville, arriv-
ed in town, yesterday, looking well and
hearty, Notwithstanding the laborious
and fatiguing duties of the late session.
Mr.. M, by bis straightforward, honest,
and manly course, has won the respect
and admiration of all, and the confidence
Of the people in his devotion to their in
terests has not been betrayed in the FIRST
instance. He will not be forgotten.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

M"RDER IN SAN FRANclsco.-Jo ohm
H. Dunn, publisher Of new paper cali
ed the Pacific Police GaSetie, was mur-
dered in San Francisco on the evening
Of Thursday, the 18th inst, by a man
named Foley, alias Nc Farland.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ We are indebted to Hons. VIM.
N. Gwin, j. A. McDougal and VIM.
II. Seward, for important public docu.
ments.