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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

the Tight 10 MAINTAIN tneir present position unul
they see their desires secured, and will await the
future operations of the new government tn see
how il works. He explains why be lately marched
against Saltlo. He said they abandoned the plan
of Monterey, (Vidaurrl's.) and under the pretext
of adopting that of Ayutla were going back under
the rule Of the Ob cespots. In fine he says mean
" to act with energy, and maintain on the frontier
the present state of things until see it secured
against becoming the victim again Of vain prom.
9" ises because / am responsible for this before
" God and man." He concludes by refusing the
forces asked for by COmonfort.
So you see Vidaurri's mind is inclined to an in
dependent confederation.
II the opinion is not general il has become near
" so, that this Government will not last long, and
that the inevitable result Of its downfall will be
separation of this country into distinct independ
ept States, or small eopfederacies. and finally an
annexation of sOIse of the northern frontier States
to the United States or some other power. There
are many who entertain the idea of seeking al al
lance, by treaty, with the United states ia order
that the frontier may be protected from the ruin
Gus invasions OF the savages, and the center from
military oppression. l AN serious in what say,
and give the people of the United States notice IN
tine in order that they may be thinking Of the re-
suit OF such treaty " Mexico and our own
country
The famous order of Guadalupe has been sup
pressed by supreme decree.
The government have been very active in caus-
ing various reforms but they are Of local interest
A decree has been issued pardoniDg all Seserters
from the army of Santa Anna.
All public money has been ordered to be at the
disposal Of the Treasury Department alone, ex-
cept the twenty i've per cent destined to the In
glish and Diplomatic conventions.
Theincreased price for stamped paper has been
sbophs in some States, and PROBABLY this tax
will be soon done away with altogether.
The decree OF Santa Anna limiting the introduc-
ton of books to the port Of Vera Cruz has been
abolished.
The decree imposing an export duty 90 all kinds
of animals and on various domestic products re-
sultiDg from the same has been also abolished.
Cultivation of tobacco has been declared free in
Tebaseo. The tonnage duties have been reduced
In the ports there, export duty taken Oft of dye
woods and cocoa has been freed from Alcabals
duty
Comonfort has been declared eommander-in-
chief Of al the forces
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AssEssORs, NOTICE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE, CRY HALL, May 16, 1856
The Assessors of the City of Worcester hereby give no.
tee to the Inhabitants Of said CITY, and to all persons liza
Bile to pay taxes therein, that the Office will be open from
the l1h to the 3lst day OF May current from to IL
A. NJ and from to P NJ, to receive the valuation i
estates and all persons liable be assessed in said cv
are requested to bring in at the Office true and perfect
lists of all the polls and schedules and estimates of the
Estates real and PERSONAL for which they are liable TO nav
taxes.
Persons holding estates in trust whether for minors or
otherwise are particularly requested to furnish the As
SCISSORS with statements in relation to such estates
where estates OF deceased persons have been divided
during the past year, have changed hands from other
causes the executors administrators others interested
are respectfully requested to give notice of such changes
at the Office.
The following enumeration may serve as guide to as
sst the inhabitants in making their statements:
All Real Estate within the City. "Personal estate
SHALL for the purposes Of taxation construed to include
all goods chattes moneys and effects wheresoeyer they
may be- all moneys at interest due the persons to be
mere than they lay interest for, and all other debts due to
them more than they indebted for, all public stocks
and securities, stocks in turnpkes bridges and all mo-
neyed corporations whether within or without this State
ment or from an annuity unless the capital OF such an
nuy shall be taxed in this State and all other property
returned in the last preceding valuation for the
oftaxation."-R. S., chap. Z, sec. 4.
Any person neglecting to furnish the Assessors with
list of all their property within the time specified above
and make oath that the is true shall doomed BY
the Assessors, agreeaby to the laws of this Common
wealth.
Ertract from the Statute Of 1851, chap. 3l9 sec l.
-Al property liable to taxation in this Commonwealth
shall be assessed at its fair cash vaueD
SAMUEL SMITH, Assessors
ELBRIDGE G. PARTRIDGE City Of Worcester.
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Notices.
CITY OF WORCESTER.

To either cfthe cCnstabies ofthe city Of Worcester
GREETING:
you are hereby required, forthwith, to notify and
the Inhabitants If said City qualified vote IN Ele tons
Of Governor Lieutenant Governor, Senator'S, Repre-
sentatIves, to meet IN their respective Ward Rooms in
said City, WEDNESDAY, the tWeuty-tbird day Of
May, current at O'Clock in the forenoon. then and there
to act on the following articles Of Amend ucnt Of tie Con-
suton, agreed by the last and present General COErs
and approved by the Governor May LIST, 1885, TO wit:
ARTICLE l. In all elections oil civil officers by The peo
pie Of this Commonwealth whose election provided for
by she constitution the person having the highest nuGber
OF votes, shall be deemed and declared u be elected.
ARTICLE The meeting for The choice of Governor.
Lieutenant Governor Senator'S and Representatives shall
be held on the Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November, annualiyi nut in of failure to elect
Representatives On that day. second meeting shall be
holden for the purpose, IN the fourth Monday Of the
month Of November.
ARTICLE 3. Eight Councillors shall be annually chosen
by the inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, qualified
vote for Governor The election of Councillors shall be
determined by The rule that is required in the elcc
ton Of Governor
ARTIcLs The Secretary, Treasurer, and Receiver
General Auditor, and Attorney General shall be chosen
annually, on the day in November prescribed for the
choice Governor and each person then chosen as such
duly qualified in other respects shall hold his office for
the term OF one year from the third Wednesday in anua
ry next ia eater and until another is chosen and quail
fed in his stead.
ARTICLE 5, AL moneys raised by taxation in the towns
and cities for the support of public schools and all moneys
which may be appropriated by the State for the support of
common schools, shall be applied to- and expended m no
other schools than those which conducted according
to law.
ARTICLE g. The Legislature shall prescribe, by general
law, for the election OF Shers, Registers Of Probate
Commissioners Il insolvency, and Clerks O! the Courts
by the people of the several COUNTESS and the District At
torneys shall be chosen by the people Of the several dis
ricts for such term of office the Legislature shall pre-
scribe.
Resolved Tha each of the said Articles shall be con-
stdered as distinct Amendment to be adopted in the
whole, Or rejected in the whole, the people Shall think
proper.
Ward Three to vote Tor one Common Councilman
The polls shall be opened at eleven O'Clock A. NJ and
shall be closed at three o'clock P. NJ
WttneSS, GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, Mayor of the
City of Worcester this eleventh day If May in the year Of
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred anu Hfty-fve
By Order Of the Mayor aud Aldermen
SAMUEL SMITH, city Clerk
Acopy, Attest,
LEVI JACKSON, Constable Of FORESTER
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
GREAT BARGAINS
GEO. p. BRYANT'S.
TH7HE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY

am now offering this Silk to the public after having
sold he same Goods for the last four years and found by
repeated tests that gives the most universal satisfaction
TO my customers. 1st because without cracking
I'd, it has most beautiful color and lustre and holds it
until it is worn out and lasty is the cheapest silk in
the end, for any lady to buy.
Almost every lady is willing to admit that it impossi-
bic to judge of the of Black Silk by examining it
the counterthose Silks which look the best and thick
est sometimes the worst 1t remains only for the
purchaser to buy the article which has been tried and
found satisfactory; and the celebrated Swiss silk here no.
hced is nOst confidently recommended to all Lady pur
chasers. fresh arrival of the above during the past
week.
n B. Written warrants given to purchasers
f22-d6 GEO. P. BRYANT, 1854 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT

Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibitions, the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES to whchthe visitors of the two former
all who choose may attend, without additional charge
The Circus Troupe, it will be seem contains some of the
most prominent Riders, Yauters, Gymuasts and Comic
Talent in the counry and the Entertainments given are
NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED, aud BRILLIANT. acconpa-
MED by Magnificent Band Of Music.
The performances will commence with the great THO
and Four Horse Rein Act by MR.. S. P. STICKNEY
SlGN0R FELIX CARLO known in Europe and in the
United States, the ''Italau Trick Clown with his tai.
ented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing diversity of Gro
tesque Gymnastics in which these admired performers
stand pre-eminent.
MISS SALLY STICKNEY, the highly accomplished and
youthful American Equestrian will perform her Great
Model Act OF Female Equitation, lCtthOu saddle or Bride
Daring and skiful Feats of Balancing by MASTER
CARLO, forming and mounting Pyramid of Glass Bot
ties, taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters and
firing Pistols while balanced upon his head on the neck
OF Bottle, al the top Of the Pyramid.
Undaunled and Artistic Display of Juvenile Horseman-
ship, called Young Ameca by Master r. STICKNEY.
BOBBY WILLIAMS, Clown
Great Menage Act by MISS SALLY STTCKNEY and
her noble and beautifully trained Horse, GEM.
superb Feats and Graces in Posturng and Grouping
by SIGNOR ELK CARLO and Son.
Mr.. W. ARMSTRONG will exhibit his celebrated acts
OF Somerset and Scene Riding.
To conclude with Comic Afterpiece by the CARLO
FAMILY. d5t&wit mv21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
HOUSE AND BARN AT AUCTION,

TO be Moved.
Will be sold without reserve, FRIDAY, May 25th,
at o'clock the House and Barn standing upon the
ARENAS Ward Estate, No. Lincoln street. The House
is 70 by SO, with an II by 49, containing Is rooms.
The house will be sold in two pieces the main part first.
The Barn is &c by 25,-15 # posts
All OF the above buildings must be moved from the
premines in three weeks from the day of sale.
Terms liberal. For particulars, inquire of D. s. MES
SENGER, or the Auctioneer, Office $50 Main street.
Worcester Nav 10 lS55 DIST
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BY N. A. THOMPSON.

t0hice in Old State House, State street, Boston.l
Asstgnees' Sale of Property in Rorbury. belonging
to the Boston Carpet Company.
ReGt Estate, Steam Engine Carpet Looms, and other
Machinery.
On FRIDAY May 25 at IL O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
will be sold by Public Auction by order of Assignees
The entire real and personal estate of the Boston
r;, Carpet Company, situated Simmonds street. in
.z Roxbury, between fremont Street and Stony Brook
near the India Rubber Factory.
The real estate consists Of very valuable tract of land
bounded in front by Smmonds street. and in the rear BY
Stony Brook, and containing 1920 square feet upon
are large carpet mill, dye house, bleach house, and
counting house. The factory is supplied with steam
engine of horse power, boiler, shutting betting &C..
complete Sixty three hand and power LOOMS (of
which latter two threey) for ingram carpets with
Wrappers, spoilers, bobbin wnders patterns and every
other requisite in the way of machinery TOOLS fixtures
&C., for the successful carrying Of the business of
Carpet Mauuacory all in complete order and ready for
immediate use.
The real estate will be sold separate from the machinery
as the establishment is exceedingly well adapted for the
carrying of almost any kind of mechanical or manu-
featuring business well as for Carpet Factory The
machinery, &c. will be sold in one lot separate par
GELS, at the option of the purchasers schedule Of the
same may be seen at the Office of the Auctoneer.
Unless previously disposed of private sale in one lot
the whole of this valuable property will be positively sold
as above, to the highest bidder to settle and
solvent estate Terms and further particulars Ray be
tanned of the Auctioneer of the Asslgnees, b 4.
BROOKS, 40 State street, Boston, and PETER AMBER
SON. Lowell.
The property NAV be examined at any time appca-
tlon to JOHN D0LAND, near the mill. w3t my9
my22 dat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
NOTICE.
FARMERS PRODUCE STORE.

The subscriber has leased the Store No. Thomas st.
where he intends to keep general of Farmers
Produce, Butter Cheese, Eggs, &C. which he will offer
those who favor him with CALL at the lowest prices
BENJAMIN FLAGG.
?. S. Farmers Produce solicited, for which the Cash
will be paid. d3mA my1o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
Uxbridge, May 2, 1855. dMW
SOMETHING NEW,
G u Nj Il Vt DRAIN PIPES.

. ~ M n N I ID Il A n T n s,
The subscriber is manufacturing Cement Pipes for CHS
tern, Sink, and Cellar Drains, in sizes from three to six
inches and which he is prepared to furnish and put down
ut short notice. For cheapness and durability these pipes
offer the greatest inducement of anything ever before in
this market
Persons in want of such article will do well to call at
No 80 Mechanic street. under the store of Messrs Lohop
4 Amesi where a complete assortment may always be
found.
All orders left with the subscriber or with Messrs o-
hrop Ames, will receive prompt attention.
JAMES c. PECK.
Worcester, March 9th 1855 diff mar27
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consists of beautiful and collection of Wild Beasts
and Birds from all parts of the world.
The two Performing Elephants viii be introduced by their
keeper and go through many sagacious performances
MIR, PARKER, the celebrated Tanner of Wild Beasts
will enter the den of Lions and other Trained Animals in
presence of the audience at O'clock previous to the com
mencement of the Equestrian Performances
The following of the Animals in this collection;
African Lion and Lioness, Numidan Lion Asatic Loness
Brazilian Tiger, Hunting Leopard, Grizzly Bear, One
White Polar Bear Spotted Hyena, One California Loness
Poooah Bear, Alpaca Kangaroo, Rocky Mountain Bear,
Jackal from South Africa, Kangaroo from New Holland
a Colony of Apes, Monkeys, Balloons, Parrots Cranes
Owls &c, forming what is termed Happy Family.
During the Exhbition, the visitor vii have oppor-
tuniy of beholding the REAL GENUINE, ORIGINAL,
GEN ERA l. TOM THUMB
The celebrated and world-renowned Man in Miniature
who is Twenty-Five years of age,
WeighS IN % PnILnds 1l.I is I'LL In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

PROFESSOR ADDISON the renowned Medical Clair
voyant from Philadelphia has arrived, AMI taken Room
No 60, Worcester House the front entrance, where
he can be consulted usual of CHARGE until the 21s
instant. Let that is labOrng under any form of
disease fail to call the Doctor before he leaves town.
1t will cost nothing to consult him. and in ali probability
it will be long before equal in his profession visits the
place. diff myq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
MESSENGER'S NOTICE.

H0rcester, S. May 18th, 1850
q LEXANDER Il. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
IA of insolvency. within and for the County of Worces-
ter has this day issued warrant against the Estate Of
THOMAS S. SLOAN, Of Leicester, in said County
Farmer, an nsolven Debtor; and the payment of any
deDts or the delivery of any property belonging said
nsolyen Debtor to him. for his use, and the transfer
Of any property by him. forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Insolyent
Debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency. at the Office
of said Commissioner in Worcester in said county, on
the I'd day of June next at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the proof of debts and the choice of an as
signee, or assignees. j. DAY Den Sheriff
myl9 d3t&wlt Messenger
AER. j. ACKLEY, the great oPTICtAN. viii
~ I'VE be at L. D. G0DDARD's, May 24,h, 18th, and
Goth Persons having difficult eyes to fit win embrace
this opportunity by calling at L. d. GODDARD's,
myN DIFF Union Block, 1876 Main street.
NJ Office TO ANUFACTURERS OF
IN MACHINERY.-rhe subscribers would give motto.
that they have bought of j. j. C. Brown and George
Dryden their tools and interest in the manufacturing of
Shop MerriGed's Building 81 door from Exchange st.,
on Cypress street, and prepared do all kinds OF Cold
Punching to order.
Particular attention paid to fitting up Punches Dies
THOMAS SMITH, THOMAS SMITH Co.
WIN. CoNKEY, dawtf my1O
GNLINTON BRASS tAND,-At the Annual
" Meeting of the Clinton Brass Band, held Feb. a.
1885, the following officers elected for the ensuing
year,
DAVID CHASE Leader A. ]. GIBSON, Director T. J.
THOMPSON, Secretary O. s. NICHOLAS, Treasurer.
They would respectfully announce that they are now
prepared to furnish Music Tor Military and Fire Compa-
MES Pic Mics Serenades, and all where the SER
vices OF a Band may be required
Application made to either Of the officers, Clinton Mass
or to Lorings' Marshs Music Stores Worcester Mass
will receive prompt attention. They haze made aud will
appear in beautiful change Of uniform this season.
Clinton, April 9Th, 1865. d3m my4
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

W0TctSttF, So May u, 800.
The Third Meeting Of the Creditors of ABRAHAM II.
NEWTON, OF Worcester nsolvent debtor, will be
holden at Court Of Insolvency the Office Of PRATT &
HOWE, No. 206 Main street. in said Worcester on the
hh day of june next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon al
which meeting credtrs may be present and prove their
claims. c. &. PRATT, Assignee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

FHNO DRUGGISTS.-W We have just received direct
and offer for sale in quantities to suit at the lowest
prices:
5000 lbs various qualities Gum Arabic.
1000 lbs Refined Camphor
10000 Swedish Leeches.
500 lbs India Rhubarb Root select
1000 lbs Mdlabar Carlamoms extra
800 lbs Tenevella SIENNA.
200 bbls Extra Irish Moss
1000 lbs Bermuda Arrow Root, new CROP
5000 lbs Underwoods Elm Bark.
500 lbs Aliens Eng Extracts.
1000 gross Eng shouldered Pill Boxes.
A large assortment OF Patent Medicines. Also con-
stanty on hand and receiving, large stock Of Drugs
Chemicals Extracts and Essential Oils, which we import
and select with great care, and warrant all of the very
finest qualities Our facilities such that we feel as
sured that can please all who may favor us with their
orders. WEEKS Il POTTER
myl5 diff 1854 Washington street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
HEALTH OFFICE.

No. Central COmr,, Boston.
ALFRED C. HALL, NJ D., Professor of Fluid Plysiolo
gy, and Author of the New Theory of Cure on the
Nutritive Principle.
This mode of Medical Practice will restore the
health by natural and safe removal of every form of hui
man disease and weakness from the organism He is the
first discoverer Of this Great Restorative Principle in Ma
ture the organic law which exists in all assumed bodies
called the Nuitiye Principle 1t admits of no other &C.
ton or force in the production OF health but that of M
triton and pure atmosphere.
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
entirely free from poisonous substances are used to in.
Vgorate the weaker organs to eXpe authoritative and
purid matter, during which process new healthy sub
stanceis deposited commencing work of restoration in
SANITY removing humor weakness, and disease by a
gradual daily increase of the weight strength and yigor
of the body under the natural law of UaSte and replen
iSbment.
The successful results of this New Theory are both re-
markable and wonderful wherever it is carefully
adopted No doubt be entertained of its practical
benefit in every form of disease, humor or debility The
restorative process is simple safe and under any crcum
is altogether unlike any mode of medical practice now in
use.
The various appliances that to brace restore
and sustain the weaker portions of the system are most
admirably adapted to COOL strengthen and support the
organs of the body under the PROSTATE condition
when every part Of the system receives alike cordial sup
port at the same time. The position occupied by this
treatment possesses advantages which be surpassed
by any other mode of practice and is bound to secure
merl'ed confidence d1y myl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
PATENT AGENCY
AND
MODEL MANUFACT DRY,

No 207 MAIN ST., Cup stairs,) WORCESTER.
The subscriber continues to Models Of all kinds
working if required, and warranted to answer the
requston of the Patent 0ace and to furnish Drawings
Specifications etc, and to procure Patents Being con.
nected with Of the best Agents in Washington see
reference below he is enabled to obtain Patents with the
least possible delay and expense.
]. G. ARNOLD,
No 207 Main street, Worcester.
The subscriber continues the business of furnishing
Drawings Specifications and procuring Patents. He at.
tends to all business usually required to be transacted with
the Patent Office. He has many years carried on the
business of building and using all kinds Of machinery used
In all the factories of New England Having invented
some Of the important improvements which adopted by
all the principal manufacturers, and having been involved
In heavy lawsuit had occasion to study the patent laws
with unusual interest," under the late Hon Daniel Webster
Being the only Solicitor Of Patents who is thorough prac-
teal meehanic, his experience, as well as his scientific
knowledge and his intimate acquaintance with mechanical
operations, enable him TO understand new inventions To
distinguish them from those already patented and to spe.
city them with facility and accuracy Many got inven.
tons have been lost to the inventors by not having them
understood, and properly specified, as 10 present
proper claim
Washington, LIST month, 1858.
References-Hon. O. r. James, U. s. Senate; Hon
Thomas j. Rusk, U. s. senatej His Excelency, P, Aen
Governor Of r. Ii Edward W. Lawton, Collector of Gus
toms; H. b. Anthony, Tx Governor of II. Ii r. Greene,
Chief Justice, Thomas r. Carpenter, Counsellor at Law,
Samuel Ames, Counsellor at Law.
The following note appended by the late Hon. Sec
rotary of State Of the United statcsi
have known Mr.. Arnold for some Yeas, and am well
acquainted with the gentlemen whose names are above
written accord with their opinions aid know them 10
some of the most respectable men in the state ,,,
DAN'L WEBSTER.
For further information, inquire Of
j, q. ARNOLD,
No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester.
W All communications strictly confidential
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