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MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.
HENRY D. RICE.
EDWIN B. MORGAN, p

Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Coloma.
Mcconnell u Co. a daily Express to Sacramento
connecting with Wells Fargo " Co.'S Express to San
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic States Canadas Europe.
Treasure packages, parcels etc. forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection of
notes and accounts.
Sight bills exchange drawn all parts of the Atlantic
States Canadas and Europe Checks at Sight all parts
of California.
Deposits received special or otherwise. GOLD DUST
bought MCCONNELL. " CO.
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T NASH.
J. II. DAVIS.
NASH Il DAVIS
STATIONERS.

NTEWS BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT, two
~ doors from the Post Office, Main Street, Placervlo
December 10th, 1858 4tf
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

SITUATED PIETY HILL, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.,
CoLoMA.
,s, THE Propricors take great pleasure in return
% ing thanks to the public for the increased patronage
% extended to their house, and promise that it shall
ElE@xzsA not go unrewarded.
The table which is under the personal management of
of the propetors, will always be supplied with the
best the county affords.
The House has bedrooms and parors well furnished
with everything necessary for convenience and comfort
There is good stable and Wagon yard attached.
MARCHANT & CROCKER,
feb1S If PRoPRIEToRS.
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Henry M. Fiske,
AND APOTHECARY

NATOULD inform The citizens Of Fl Dorado county IN
w general and MUD SPRINGS in particular, that he has
on hand a large assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OILS well as full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug establishments
Also a large assortment of the LATEST PUBLICA-
TONS which he is receiving, by every steamer direct
from the publishers, and which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates.
Observation-Disclosures Buildings, Main ST.. Mud Springs.
January 9TH, 1854 ll2tfl
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DIR. Whelpley'S Medical Cards.

DIR. Whelpley's Medical Cards.
STRANGERS
VISITING SAN FRANCISCO WILL REMEMBER
DIR. WHELPLEY'S
M e DICAL OFF, ICE
Corner of Washington street and Waverly Place.
Formerly Pike streot)
FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION
IN ALL CASES OF VENERlAL DISEASE, ACUTE
AND CHRONIC,
Such as SYPHILIS, SECONDARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL AZ
FEcT1oNs, GoNoRRHoEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
GLEEr AND STRUCTURE.
Also,
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE FEMALE sen
PRo1Apsus, UrER1 Calling of the Uterus),
FLOUR ALnUs, HYsrERIA,
BARRENNEss, Etc.
Also,
PANAMA AND MARSH FEvERs, FEVER AND AGUE, REMIT
TENT AND BILIOUS FEvERs AND EVERY SPECIES OF
MALARIA DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Ry- No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
a Patients can be assured that their maades will NOT
BE rANpEREp WITH but treated always upon strictly Sc'e-
hfc principles.
A Speedy Care guaranteed IN almost all Cases.
Remember that DR.. W.s Office is on the corner OF
Washington street and Wavcry Place, Qormerly Pike
street.
ID. WHELPLEY, nj. d.,
2m San Francisco.
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Testimonials from the Press.
TFrom the Echo du PacifqWe.'l

From the Echo du Pacifqwe']
DOCTOR HU UNGERF ORD.
We wish to call the attention of readers to the adj
vertisement of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great success sufficient to induce all those afflicted 10
give him call The Doctor is not only areguarly educa-
ted Physician but he has the principles of honesty and can
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtedly more prac
ce than any other Physician in San Francisco and it is
fast increasing To those acquainted with the Doctor
say nothing to skill and integrity, they well
known but to strangers do sag, call at No 226h u-
friend indeed
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From the "iSouther1l Medical Journal" u

Although opposed to the system of advertising, yet we
deem it but just this gentleman admit that his system
of treatment in Private Diseases is undoubtedly the mos
approved in throughout the civilized world.
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Wells, Fargo q co.'s Express.

JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPITAL $500 900
DIRECTORS.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G.. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
ELIJAH p. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN B. MORGAN, A. M. c. SMITH,
IIrNry D. Rice
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3lll
Importantto Miners, Travellers
AND MEN OF BUSINESS.

STRANGERS visiting San Francisco from the Interior
- frequently wish to consult physician Not knowing
whom to trust they sometimes fall into the hands OF mere
prctenders as void of conscience of knowledge That
they may escape those dangers, DR.. WllLPLEY takes
this occasion to inform them that his Office is now
At the corner Of Washington street and Waverly
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GEORGE VINCENT & CO.,

yuyTIREE Thousand Five Hundred rolls of Paper
Hangings Just received and for sale at the Coloma
Book Store, by 35 GEO VINCENT ~ W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

CRIMINAL TERM-JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING
The following arraignments, additional to those
previously announced, have been made =
Patrick Wall, of Southbridge, on appeal, for
assault and battery, plead guilty, and was fined
81 and costs.
Timothy Hays of Milford. for assault on officers.
plead guilty, and was sentenced to pay fine Of
$50, and il not paid in two days. thirty DAYS in
the House of Correction.
David Rathburn Of Chicopee, for perjury, plead
not guilty.
Luther Moore of Worcester, for letting
house for the purpose of prostitution, plead not
guilty
Patrick Curren of Milford, for assault and bat
terry, plead guilty, and was sentenced to pay
fine of so and costs.
James Wise, Michael W. Wise, of Lancaster.
and Patrick Wise of Bolton, plead not guilty on
two indictments for nuisance.
B. B. McGafey of Worcester, on appeal for
Assault and Battery, plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced to pay fine of IS 90 and costs
VIM. Brannon of Fitchburg, on appeal, for
selling Liquor Verdict of guilty in two cases,
and Ietracted, plead guilty upon eight other cas-
es Not sentenced.
Artimas Staples, of Milford, for extorting
money, pleads not guilty.
Artimas Staples of Milford, for Assault and
Battery pleads not guilty,
The case ofJeiemiah Sullivan, of Upton for
Rape, is still on trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25
For the Spy.

WORCESTER, Oct "a, 1866.
Messrs. Editors:-In the transcript of to-day
find reply to my communication in your paper
of yesterday. Be pleased to insert a few lines
from me, in which l shall expose the emptiness
OF the transcripts correspondent Itseems that
Mr.. Spauldlng, the writer Of that communication
does not deny my statement, but tries to dodge
by saying, in substance, that Messrs Green and
Faes had no business in that meeting If this be
true, why was one of the Democratic CITY Com
mlttee permitted to stay long as he pleased, if
the meeting was "open" only to members of the
American party | know such to be tine fact,
AS to the hints, had they come from a respec-
table source, more attention might have been paid
to them. AS to the meeting getting too warm,
&C., that only proves what l said about their big.
otry and intolerance. OF the next item about
Mr.. Green's LEGITIMACY" &c, / need only say
that am assured by that gentleman that the
statement is false in DETAIL and false as a whole
In regard to Mr.. Fales's love of American pripci.
pies, he says that Mr.. L. said before the Fusion
Convention, that If Gardner was nominated he
should vote for Beach. Well, what of it Mr..
fales lett the party months ago, so far as being
pound TO 1t is concerned and besides what did Mr.
Spauldlng say himself before the Convention
why, he said, repeatedly, that if Gardner was not
nominated he should vote for Beach, and now
since that Convention, he has said and it can
and Will be Proved if denied, that he should not
vote on electionday until after four o'clock p. M.
then, II he thought the friends Of Rockwell were
AfNTIi9 w SuSSecuj why, ne shonld desert Gardner
ana vote tor Beach. II such conduct as this
would be, and the preparation OF such ridiculous
talsehoods as have pointed out, are contained in
American principles, why then agree with him
that all such that Mr. Fales possesses can be put
into nut shell AS to the rest of his commu.
nicatlon, will give significant fact in reply In
the establishment where Mossrs. Green and Fales
and also the ItanScyiDtS correspondent are best
known, there arc, as near as can be ascertained,
forty four voters, whose political procivties are as
follows Rockwell ", Gardner B. Beach 7, Wal.
icy vi that number. ten will probably endorse
Spaulding's communication, while there are mir.
-four who condemn it and its authas.as beneath
their notice, SO little confidence have they in his
integrity and honor. Now, Messrs Editors have
done, and believing that more communications
Ike that IN the Transcript will only have he ten
aency to "show up" the falsty OF the American
party also the responsibility and high standinp
Of its members, / am, as before,
TRUB AMERICAN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

CHOICE PEAR TREES AT AUCTION. - We
would invite the attention of our readers to an
advertisement in our columns, of Pear Trees
at auction, on Saturday next, by E. w. Vaill-
They are now standing in the celebrated nursery
of D. Waldo Lincoln, Esq. Pleasant Street, Wor.
cester. Many Of the trees are from twelve to ff.
teen feet high, and have borne peck of choice
fruit each the present year. Among them are
some standard St. Michael, Beurre DEL, Marie
Louise, Dix, Dwarf Easter Beurres, Vicar of
WINFIELD, Glout Morceau, &C., &C., the collec-
ton consisting of some sixty choice varieties
Mr.. Lincoln contributed to our late Horticultural
Exhibition, from the same nursery, one hundred
and two varieties, most of them being the finest
specimens ever exhibited in this State Purchas
ers, therefore, can have absolute certainty that
The trees are what they are represented to be-
Those who prefer spring planting can let them
remain where they are until next May Such an
opportunity seldom occurs
Catalogues are now ready, and can be,had at the
store of NJ; B Green, or of the Auctioneer at
236 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

TROUBLE AMONG THE DEMocRATs-The Bos-
ton correspondent of the New York Herald, re-
ferring to the address which the Suffolk Demo-
cratic Ward and County Committee took it upon
themselves to issue says:
"The country Democrats are already grum
bling about the Boston folks troubling them
selves concerning the country voters. They
think that it would better become the Boston
Democrats to get some strength of their own be-
fore placing themselves in the position of teach
ers. 1t is looked upon as a usurpation of the du-
ties of the State Committee. That body had the
subject of an address before them at their Wor-
cester meeting, and by a vote of eleven to seven
refused to issue one. The Suffolk gentlemen,
however, take different view of things, and, as
is their undoubted right, have had talk with
their rural friends who do not like, to be talked
to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25
IFrm Ii !, " Home Journal New York.

No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal popularity as LroNs KArHArRoS 10 those who
have used H. (and who has n) the reason is obvious as
II not only bearhes the Hair but preserves and restores
1t at an advanced age Of life. It's perfume and agreeable
enivening effects, should stamp Indispensable article
Of the toleth
The above Is but one Of thousands Of similar commepda
uons-h stands unfiyaei as toilet article Be sure /
ask for LYONS KATnAlRoS, as ts unparalleled pypuaro
has caused several unprncped persons to put up yar
uleSS limitations which they call by somewhat sImua
names Sold everywhere In large botsp, for only cts
HEATH, wYNKooP A CO., Pr ,prietors.
Am 90 Liberty street, MY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

PAssMoRE WILLIAMsoN's CAsE.-PhiEadez-
phia, Oct. 23-ln the District Court to day, a
petition was presented from Passmore Will
hanson, and partly read when Judge Kane
SAID that Williamson had right to apply to
the Court to purge himself from contempt,
but this must be the first step. The petition
being not such purgalion, but apparently
kind OF remonstrance against his imprson-
ment, he could not receive it, but upon reas-
enable notice would hear counsel upon any
preliminary question. After an argument by
Mr.. Meredith, or~aoehalf of Williamson, to
which the District Attorney replied. judge
Kane reiterated that he could receive no COM
muncation from the party in contempt; the
done, he would be reinstated before the Court.
and have the same rights as before commit
ment. If counsel differed with the Court, it
will Willingly hear any argument on that
point
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

APPLEToN's LIBRARY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
The Messrs Appleton of New York are issuing
from their prolific press, a series oE beautiful
works for the young and we find the first seven
volumes upon our table. They are entitled as
follows-Ellen Leslie, OR the Reward of Self Con.
troll; Emily Herbert, or the Happy Home Blind
Alice; Grace and Clara, or, be Just as well as
Generous; Jessie Graham, or, Friends Dear, hut
Truth Bearer; Florence Arult, or, is she Gener-
Gus? Rose and Lille Stanhope, or the Power of
Conscience.
These books are beautifully got up, with hand.
some illustrations, and beautiful binding, and
their moral tone is unexceptionable. They are
written in pleasing style, and are in every re-
spect calculated to blend instruction with delight.
Messrs. 2. Baker & Co. have them for sale at the
lowest New York prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

ENGLIsHs DRAMATIC LYCEUM.-This celebrated dra-
matte corps, whose performances have been 50 much adj
mre in other sections of the country commenced their
performances at Brnley HALL on Monday evening, and
we believe it the managers design to continue open for
few weeks to produce those plays for which this corps
has gained SO high reputation. The actors are all peo
pie OF talent end responsibility Mrs. English Misses
Lucille and Helen, among the ladies' fill the leading su
atoms, and no better can be found in any city in tie
Union They have thus far drawn ull and fashionab
houses This evening three and beautiful pieces will
be presented.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

by the voters of this town. am satisfied that
this town would be guilty of no such fasehood and
that any party having such flag for its devotees
to follow is not worthy fsupport The same
writer says gentleman in this town has news
paper printed over forty years ago which says
''ihe Worcester Spy is lying payer" Now
sir ifmy memory serves me correctly, there was
no such paper as the Worcester Spy forty years
ago and that no paper with that name has ex-
listed over about ten years. If the Springfield
Platform is fair sample of the brag of the
Gardner party, it is small party indeed.
An OLD I'm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

SPINAL cURyATuRE.-To treat Spinal Curvature sue
cessiuy and without inctng pain and suffering upon
the paten (Which is aodys done at the expense Of the
general heah) has long been desideratum with the
medical profession
that THIS IS now done with the aid Of the sERpENTISn
SPRING is certain and any skeptica upon the subject
VIII De ur shed with the names and residences Of those
Thus treated that have teen ALLEGED for brief period
only t9hat Of ove mr. years, with whom they can con-
SUIT satisfy themselves in regard to the beneficial re-
suits OF this method Of treatment and the correctness Of
the above statement, This treatment is not only adapted
to the aunt but TO the young and tender child and win
prevent or correct IN Them without pain Inconvenience
what neglected, would ultimately become formidable and
hideous.
See advertisement Of Dr. ia. Wood in another column
oaicc No. 2l5 Washington street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARR1TAL OF THE AFRICA.

HALIFAX, Oct. 74.-The royal mail steam
ship Africa, Capt. Harrison, from Liverpool
18th inst arrived here this morning.
The cotton market was dull and consider"
ably lower. Breadstuffs slightly advanced
Provisions without material change. Money
continues tight. Consols closed at 81 IL.
The news from the seat of war is unimpor.
tant.
The Allies are active on the Danube. Kars
still holds out
Sebas;opol was quiet with the exception of
an occasional shot from the Russian batteries.
A slight engagement near Kertsch, terInin-
ated favorably for the Allies.
The Allies were threatening Perekof.
The bombardment of Odessa by the Allied
fleet, was expected Immediately.
The Hermann sailed from Southampton on
the 10th inst
Commercial InteiEjqence.- Cotton mar
ket had exhibited great depression, amount
ing almost to a panic, and prices were fully
lid lower; while in some cases forced snles
had been made at even still greater reduction
from the quotations advised by the Atlantic.
The weeks business was restricted to about
80, 900 bales, of which the spectators took a
very small proportion.
For breadstutfs fair demand existed at the
extreme prices of the week preceding, and in
some descriptions sli. hit advance had taken
place.
Indian corn was in moderate demand at
former rates. Provisions were steady at about
former rates.
The London market continued very light,
but the Bark of England had not further ad-
vanced its rates of discount.
Consols had shown considerable variation,
but finally closed at 81 I-2 for money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25
Ladies are requested to notice that Bryant ad-
yertises his new Coaks to day Give him call.

$50 - A'N mn a Jul.
TRAG1cAL AFFnAY.-The Milwaukee Amer
lean of the 18th inst, gives the particulars of
a murderous atiray which occurred the pre-
vious day at the bank in that place. 1t APP
pears that a German named John Feiner,
went into the bank to get the money on a
certificate of deposit which he held against
the "German Bank" Mr.. George Papen-
dick, banker told him he would see Mr..
Rogers, the assignee, and ascertain how much
he would let him have on the der and. He
did SO, and Mr. Papendick was directed to let
him have $25 He offered Feiner the money,
which he refused, saying he came for his
money and must have the whole of it. Mr..
p. refused to let him have more at that time,
whereupon the German grew violent and
threatened his life if he did not give him his
money. Thereupon Mr.. Hermen G. Adams,
another banker, interfered, and asked a gem
tleinan, who happened to be in the bank, to
go to the police office and get an officer to re-
move the German. The gentleman was about
to leave the bank for the purpose, when the
German drew pistol and threatened to shoot
him ii he did SO. Mr.. Adams then started TO
20 for an officer himself, and as he attempted
to pass the German, the latter shot linn down.
The ball passed into his left side, Just below
the heart and vital organs He then turned
to Mr.. Papendick, who stood behind the coun-
ter and behind the glass fcreen, and shot at
him. The ball passed through the glass plate
and into the ceiling Mr. p. having Judged UNI.
der the counter as the pistol was AIMED at
him, and escaped unframed. The German
then went to the police office and gave him i.
sefup. But slight hopes were entertained
Of Mr.. Adams's recovery.
Later intelligence states that Mr.. Adams
died OH the night Of the 18th. The Coroner's
jury brought in verdict against Feiner Of
willful murder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

The County Convention. yesterday, was very
fuiEy '-~'vsuvu' and an excellent spirit prevailed
Forty-two towns were represent ed and the one
opinion seemed tn he niiia rAiIrnns that Mr.
Rockwelfs vote in this County will far exceed
the anticipations of the most sanguine friends of
the Republican cause week since.
Every day the prospect brightens, of glori.
Gus victory, and friends in other parts of the
State need give themselves no fears as 10 how
Worcester County will stand on the 9th of No
vember
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

SrREToHERs.-A communication from Mill
bury, from source entitled to the fullest credit,
shows how little reliance can be placed upon the
statements of the itinerant peddler of Gardnerism
and soap, who pours out his maudlin diatribes
against the Republican movement in the small
towns, and then rehashes them in the form of COM
munications for the Worcester Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

RIoT.-A serious riot occurred on Thursday.
18th instant, at an Irish funeral in Warwick.
Cecil county, Md. The funeral procession
stopped at the store Of Mr.. Stump, and called
for liquor, which he declined selling, when
they made an attack upon the building, break.
ing the windows, and destroying the goods
The neighhors soon collected to the assistance
OF MI. Stump, aud drove the assaullers from
the village, killing five OF the party. The
lrishinen relaborers on the Delaware Rail
road.
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POLICE Court.
Wednesday, Oct. 24t

Before Jaage Green
John Sullivan brought up for being drunk;
disclosed that he bought his liquor of Ellen
Healy, on Franklin street, and was discharge d.
Ellen Healy, for selling Intoxicating liquor,
contrary to law; was convicted on two com
plants, and sentenced to pay fine of $50, and
the usual term of Imprisonment &c. She APP
pealed, and gave bonds in $500.
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CONgTIMpPTON

Diseases Of the Throat and ar Passages Of tbs
Lungs successfully treated by Inhalation
The subscrtberhas permanently located and estnIsbed
an oee in the city OF Boston, for the exclusive Treatment
81 oQnsupu9nahd all disedses apperapng to he lungs
and throat HIS system or mode ii treatment crnsss r.
nc direct application Of remedies to the part affected by
the inhalation Of Cold INDICATED VAPoRs ann its suc
Gessu results being based upun the principle that nha
ing or breathng remedy IN this class Of Diseases must
DC more elective and certain in its curative powers than
medicine introduced into the stomach "''''
The vapor IS admins cred by being brenthed or inhaled
rom ne SPONGE placed into glass globe TO which 10
attached an elastic tube, ivory or glass mouth niece
Patients residing at distance, aud not able b yist III
eiy can be treated by letter, by giving iu and earef
cough expectation, age and occupation and he ammo
pirate remedies with inlaltr will be sent 10 them.
aus deod6w0m 8gI nnr,sr ~ i,s,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25

Card.-The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in His
new Store, ano would inform his friends and the public
thai the largeucr of business has decided him in max
ng, at great cost permanent arrangements with Mr. H.
Willard gentleman Of exquisite taste and skill original
in designs and large experience who will hereafter stand
at the head o the Cutting Department
mas neen me study Of the proprietor to adv ance The
style and quality Of the garments produced at lie esb
shment and with this view, has employed the abest
Workmen to be found and he assure his patrons
at ne mas the choicest company Of workmen ever col
leCted in any one shop in this State
fun and elegant assortment Of Seasonnble Goods for
measured garments. very large stock Of Ready Made
garments, carefully cut and made in the establishment
under the eye Of the proprietor expressly for ret III trade
ana an endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Each arti
Gle has its price marked in plain figures upon f. and hat
price is acknowledged to be as low if not lover than can
be found in this Commonwealth.
VIM IL. HUDSON, Proprietor
Clarks new Block corner Main ard Mechanic streets
259 Main street. d3m6w6m ~ 90 10