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Police Court.

Monday, March II, 1856.
Calvin W. Taylor was brought up charged
with assaulting Daniel Buckley on Saturday
last. Mr.. Taylor is harness maker, and does
business on Mechanic-street. Buckley car
ried him bride to repair on Friday, and
supposed that he was told that he might bring
it on Saturday, when it would be fixed. On
Saturday he went to Mr.. Taylor''s shop, and
upon Mr.. saying that he could Hot return it
for several days, said something that was not
complimentary to Mr.. T.. Mr.. I. retorted /;
Mr.. B. returned the compliment. The angry
passions Of the parties increased the longer The
strife of tongues continued, till finally, Mr..
Taylor kicked Buckley out of his shop.
Mr.. Taylor was fined 81 and costs. He
paid.
Hiram J. Day for selling intoxicating liquor
to Geo. s. Dixon was fined $40 and COSTS
amounting to $l4.7l which he paid. He also
gave bondsin the sum of $1,000 not to violate
the liquor law for year.
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proportion, if any potash, naturally in the
human system, while soda is present in the
saliva and the bile, both of which perform so
important part in the process OF digestion.
Therefore, biearbonate of soda is preferable to
saleratus, as an alkali, the entire purposes
of which it answers, wherever needed i'll cook
ing.
But cannot an acid preferable to tartaric be
found, to supply its place. Analysis shows
that the gastric juice, that almost universal
solvent in the stomach, naturally contains
muriatic sometimes called hydrochlorine)
acid, and common salt, which all know is a
mixture of this same acid with soda. AnaIy-
sis also detects this same salt, in the blood OF
the human system.
Here, then, we have just what we want for
raising bread, without at the same time adul-
terating it with a pernicious mixture. Pure
muriatic acid and bicarhonate of soda, mixed,
viii decompose each other, forming common
salt, and setting free carbonic acid gas. Of
course. when mixed with -four, they will both
raise and salt it, suitably for bread, and that,
too, without diminishing the nutritive prop
critics of the -four.
The proportions to be used are the follow
ing To one quart of flour add a teaspoon
full of well powdered blcarbonate of soda,
mixing them thoroughly, iohjle dry. To the
water or milk for mixing add two teaspoon
fulls of muriatic acid, Let it be the chemi
cally pure, as all other is adulterated. Mix,
not too hard.
Of course all know that such paste should
be baked Immediately, before the gas es.
capes, since all is generated that can be by
them, directly upon mixing the ingredients.
And here permit me to add, that the above
ingredients may be had. in their purity, at
]. Q. Hills, druggist, on Main street.
T. NJ. B.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1855.
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Worcester, March 9th, 1855.
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, March y.
SENATE.-PefttioHs lOere preSented-Ot j.
H. Parker and $50 others. in favor of making
Washington's birthday. February 22d a lie.
gal holiday; sundry parties for law to secure
general vaccination go Lowell operatives in
favor and III Methuen operatives again2t the
ten hour law.
The Committee on Railways and Canals
was instructed by an order to consider what
further legislation is necessary to compel rail-
road companies to bridge over deep cuts, &c.,
at points where town or county roads are
needed.
The motion to reconsider the vote passing
to be engrossed the bill concerning the duties
and rights Of jurors was made the special as
Segment for Tuesday of next week, at II
o'clock.
Passed to be engroSSed-Bills to prevent and
punish the crime of night walking (after an
extended debate and the rejection of several
amendmens) relative to the Warren Insti-
tuition for Savings, at Charlestown regarding
eligibility to certain offices in this Common
wealth relating to the organization of corpo-
rations. Sundry other bills in the orders
were advanced stage.
HoUsE.-In the House of Representatives,
the following bills were passed 10 be enacted {:
"Fo amend the I24th chapter of the acts of
lS4l, i'll relation to the dissolution of attach
ments;' and IN addition to all act to prevent
incendiarism.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges re-
ported leave to withdraw on the petition of
Charles H. Goulding and others, who petit
toned for leave to construct a bridge over
Taunton river between the towns of Dighton
and Berkeley.
Mr.. Torrey, of Freetown, had leave of alb
sence for week.
number of petitions were presented and
referred, and among them one signed by Hale
Burleigh, for law regulating physicians pre-
serptions.
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The new Brigadiership, which was
created for Gen. Shields, has not been filled,
notwithstanding the report that Persiler F.
Smith had been appointed to it. The choice
is said to be between him and Col. Harvey,
and the latter is reported to be favored by the
Secretary of War. A vast number Of appli-
cations are before the War Department for tho
Lieutenancies and Captaincies, but the appll-
cants are all to be disappointed. The APP
pointments, one hundred and sixty in num-
Der, are to be made from the best OF the grad
yates of West Point.
Col. Benton has addressed a charac-
teristic letter 10 Messrs Appletons, his pub
fishers, to tho effect that his recent literary
losses by the fire in Washington, will double
his labcrs, and delay the second volume Of his
"Thiriy Years in the Senate" until the spring
OF 1896, and that quantity of correspondence
designed for posthumous volume, cannot be
replaced.
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EMIGRATION MOVEMENTS. The Kanzas party
under the charge Of Messrs. Lincoln and Good
now, Numbering rs individuals which left
here on Tuesday, the 9th instant, reached St.
Louis safely, and thence took passage by
steamer Kate Swinney, for Kanzas City, No,
on Saturday afternoon last
The first regular spring party, under the
auspices of the N. E. Emigrant Aid Co.. which
leaves Boston from the Fitchburg depot, at 4
this afternoon, promises to be very large
one. As there will necessarily be much ex-
element and fatigue experienced OH the eve
Of departure, the Secretary of the Co., who
has the supervision of the parties, has very
judiciously arranged so that this party, the
first night out, may rest at Rutland.
DR.. Robinson, the active, energetic, and
highly efficient agent Of the Co. at Lawrence
City, X. T., takes charge Of the party.
We understand that OIL extra party, should
mn or more desire Il, will leave Boston on
Friday next. Whether so or not, another
party will start on Tuesday, the goth instant
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DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES Brown. The Bos +.
ton papers of Monday report the death of Mr..
James Brown, of the well known firm of Lit
tie, Brown & Co. The deceased has been in
disposed about week, but his illness was not
regarded as dangerous until a short time be-
fore his death. Mr.. Brown was gentleman
Of fine business talents generous, aifable,
and intelligent, he was very popular with all
classes. Mr.. Brown was 50 years of age
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BEEF. Mr.. Abram Peaslee of the City
Hall market has in store now, one of those
magnificent fat cattle which were to be seen
in front Of his establishment on Saturday
morning. We have never seen beef that
more perfectly illustrated the excellencies de-
scribed in that celebrated poem called the
Haunch of Venison. Where the 81 fat was SO
white and the lean was so rudy" IT
Mr.. Bundle had seen that meat he would
have mentioned it to the inmates of his work
house, and made them fat on the mere men
ton of it. 1t is really prime. What roasts !
What steaks repose in the gorgeous 1otun-
dity of those sirloins, ribs and SO forth Gen.
tlemen epicures call on Abraham Peaslee
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LOCAL NEWS

WORCESTER COUNTY KANzAs LEAGUE
The annual meeting of the Worcester Co.
kanzas League, was held according to ap-
pointment, yesterday (Monday) at o'clock
Pm.
Rev. E. E. Hale was called to the chair. 1t
was voted to proceed to the choice of officers
for the ensuing year and the following gen.
tlemen were chosen
Presidential. H. BULLOCK.
Vice President-W. Z. Merrifeld.
Treasarer-P. L. Moen.
Directors-Henry Chaplin, Edward E. Hale,
Horace James, VIM. H. Harris, II. L. Way
land, VIM. A. Wheeler, o. C. FELTON,.
1t appeared from the report of the Treasu-
rer, that about 800 had been paid into the
funds of the Society during the past year.
Farther collections were suspended in view OF
the pressure of the times, but it was voted to
recommenee the solicitation of subscriptions.
One hundred and fifty. six persons have
gone forward to Kanzas under the auspices of
the League, and more than five handred let
tiers and circulars have been mailed from the
office of the Secretary, in answer .to calls for
information. A very large number are pre-
pairing to emigrate this spring.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AmbTOtypes.-The HATHAWAY BROTHERS would
respectfully inform shHir friends and customers
in Worcester and vicinity that they making this
entirely new and beautiful style of pictures which in
point of hrauty richness of tone durability are ac-
knowedged to be far superior the Daguerre type
These pictures are made upon tine best plate glass and
are not reversed ia the Daguerrean process but are
positive pictures show the object person true to ma
ture These pictures can be put up to show mega
tive and positive hmbroype. Be it mbe ed that the
Hathaway Brothers have the exclusive right for The Am
broype process in the city of Wrc ster and they cam
not be obtained at any other establishment in this city
Call and examine tn AmbrotYpe Pictures.
HATHAWAY BROTHERS, Ambrotypers
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DEATH BY INTEMPERANcE. On Sunday
morning, March 18th, young man named
John Green, aged about eighteen years, was
found lying upon the ground near the Post
Office in Oxford, apparently in dying con,
dition. He was taken up and carried to his
home, where he very soon expired. An in.
vestigation before coroner elected the fol-
lowing facts deceased was of incorporate
habits, and on Saturday went to Webster and
returned in the evening, at which time he
was seen about town in several places, in such
an intoxicated condition as to be unable to
stand. The verdict of the inquest was that
the young man died in fl, but there ap-
pears to be no doubt that the fit was induced
by intemperance and exposure. The father
of the young man is Charles Green, who is
himself under bail for his Incorporate habits.
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gives another of his grand social balls, this
evening, at Horticultural Hall, the music to be
furnished by Goddard s rwichell's Quadrille
band. Mr.. Burgess has acquired the highest
popularity as maaitre da dams, and his parties
are always numerously attended. His ar
rangements are made with such perfect regard
to the comfort of his guests, that those who
attend his balls for the first time, and trip
along the floor, wish in their hearts to come
to twenty more. Those who wish to attend a
good, cozy, comfortable, genial, well-ordered
party, where the merry dance in all its may
forms will be seen, should not fail to be at
Horticultural Hall, to might
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Snow SToRM.-A severe snow storm pre-
vailed along the South Shore and at Cape
Cod on Friday and Saturday last, which was
not felt in this vicinity. The train for Barn.
stable which left Boston Saturday afternoon,
did not proceed farther than Middleboro,
being prevented by the snow; the passengers
returned to Boston. The train from Barnsta-
bic had not arrived at Middleboro when they
left. We understand that the storm was
quite severe at New Bedford and vicinity.
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The CAMELs ARE COMING lit appears that
after being struck out and struck in, half
aidozen times, like shuttlecock, between the
Senate and House, an appropriation of thirty
thousand dollars was finally inserted in the
army appropriation bill, and passed, ''to be
expended under the direction of the war
department in the purchase and importa-
ton OF tane!s and dromedaries to be employed
for military purpose" that is, on the west
ern plains The experiment will now be tried
whether the camel will be as useful here US in
the eastern deserts
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DREAMs.-Another remarkable dream is
related by sea captain
Last September had the misfortune to be
wrecked on the eastern edge of the Gulf
Stream my vessel filled, and we hung on to
the side exposed to a heavy sea. My son John,
10 years old, was with me. We both hung
on together for nearly two days, when we
were fortunately rescued by ship, who low
cred her boat, and with much difficulty took
us on board. This occurred on the 18th of
September. An Irish girl living in our fam
lily on the morning of the l4th said to one of
my daughters: "Miss Mary, l had dream
last night; | dreamed that John came into
the kitchen wet and shivering; l said, john
where in the world did you come from. 'Oh,
said he, I'VE have been wrecked, and we got
into another ship" She said he had on a
shirt and trowsers. These were the only gar =.
ments he had on at the time. No one in the
United States knew Of our disaster until for
ty DAYS after it had happened. This assure
you to be fact
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NEW HAMpSHGRE.-rhe annual State cleo
ton in New Hampshire will be held to. day
The political elements have been i'll unusual
connection during the canvass, and it is hard
to predict what the result will be. There are
four candidates for Governor in the field, viz
james Bell, Wing; Nathaniel Baker, Dem
oerat Ralph Metcaf, Know Nothing Asa
Fowler, Republican. For Congress, union
tickets are run in all the districts against the
old line Democrats.
Upon the Legislature to be elected will de-
volve the choice of two U. S. Senators, in
place of Mr. Norris, whose term has expired,
and of Mr., Anterior, deceased, whose term
closes in 1859
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-13

KANSAS Matters The Kansas Herald of
Freedom Of Feb. 18th has been received We
are glad to perceive that its editor has recov-
cred from a severe indisposition, from which
he has been suffering. The pro- slavery presses
of Missouri continue their attacks upon Gov.
Reader. The Herald cloves to see such ar
ticles" as one of this class which it copies, be-
cause it shows that the Governor 'has not
sold out his manliness, nor battered away his
love of freedom" The new hotel in Law
regGe will be ready on the first of May to re-
ceiTe guests. The recent census shows, in
the election district of Lawrence, popalation
of a 'aeet thousand, four hundred of y HON
are voters. This will entitle Lawrence to
three Councillors and six Representatives.
The new settlement at Topeka is said to be
growing rapidly. The frame of steam saw
mill had been raised. The improvements
since January have quadrupled. A fine bed
of the best of bituminous coal has been found
within two miles of the city site. The vein
is said to be very thick, and will well pay fcr
working Topeka is New England settle,
ment.--- Boston atlas.
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Gray Hairs Chnnged. and mo DVe empIoved

Gray Hairs ChnHged. and no Dye employed
VAN DEUsEN'S IMPROVED WAHPENE. In addition
to the virtues of the above Hair restorative and
Wen established specific, the fact is admitted that il is one
Of the best preparations for the hair now in USE Besides
changing gay hair to its original Color and producing
new growth where partial badness disgures the head
sotens and beauties the hair eaces from the skin pim
pies ana al cutancous erupons, and in of confirmed
nervous affections of the head affords from repeated AM
phcatons, most speedy and happy relief Thousands
nave experienced its happy effects, and being a safe and
pleasant application it is daily used in the families Of the
elite and fashionable.
FOR sale by JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, 229 Main
street, Worcester. Depot ia Chambers st. New York
jy13 deodly ~"
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''BALM OF THOUSAND Flowers We have been test
ing the qualities of this article which, the reader wiz
rscollect has been advertised in columns In every
respect we find ufls the promises of the proprietor 1t
is one Of the few the Uery fer smecs which ought to
have place at the toilet Fetridge Co. will lndoubted-
ly make fortune by the balm" The thousand dol
lars which they are said to have paid for the receipt will
be the fertile seed of ten times that amount
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diff sPRAGUE & PHELPS.


NHtritive PTinc5PIe.-DR ALFRED G. HALL
Author Of the New Theory If Cure by Nutrition can
be consulted in person orby letter his address, He
ceves and examines patients in all forms of disease gives
prescriptions and medicines and presents the most sam
gune nope to all nvads of safe and natural restora.
ton, on principles and satisfactory at his HEALTH
OFFICE, No. Central Court Boston. Hours from to
feb6 dEWIy
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT recently occurred
at Richmond, Va. A slave boy had privately
placed quarter Of pound Of gunpowder in
bottle, and some slave girls took the bottle
for candlestick. The powder exploded and
the girls were badly cut, and two OF them,
bright mulattoes, we're burnt so black as to be
hardly distinguished.
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The USE OF RELIoIoN.-Some Of the
New York saloon keepers declare that they
are Jews, and plead an ordinance that allows
Jews to open their stores Sundays. They are
good Christians enough Saturdays to keep
their stores open on the Jewish Sabbath, and
return regularly to the ancient faith when tho
clock strikes midnight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-13

MINIATuRss-our friends and the public visiting Bos
ton, and DESTROYS Of obtaining very superior likeness
particularly referred to Mr. ULMER, 257 Washington
street He will give better picture and at less price,
than at any other in the city. We SPEAK from
knowledge Call and try him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-13

The CAPITOL ExTENsIoN.-The appropria-
ton for the continuance of the extension of
the Capitol OF Washington, made by Congress
at the last session, was 1926, 900.
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IT HAS CURED
Mr. Peter ogdens family, of Peoria, Ill., cured Of RAeu
matsm and Other pains, by the Il. r.
UuplicaLe Letter of July %. lS54.l

duplicate Letter of July %, 1S54.l
RAILWAY Co Chemists, Sc, n. Y.
SRs:-I hereby certify that have used r. r. Relief
and that it has cured in my family obstinate cas- Of
Ri umatsm, Sick and Nervous Headache Pains in the
Shoulders Bowel Complaints, disease the Hip Joint,
&c have recommended it to all my acquainta c=s.
have never ard Of one complaint In all cases cures
som as applied. am certain there is no remecy in
the T. s. that viii cure Rheumatism quick the r.
for where is applied pain dwell. You can pub
l5h tins to the world. PETER OGDEN.
Washington St. PEORIA H.
LAID UPON HIS BACK FOR FIVE YEARS
FREpONIA, Licking Co. Ohio Oct. l3 1854.
Messrs. Railway Co.: For hive years. laid upon nv
back, urabe to rise from my bed. ATTENDED by The
best physicians in our place. They failed help me- nor
dii they leave within single hope Of recovery One
application Of Railways Ready Rel ef enabled me to rise
from my bed of pain, and L am a well man Your
Ready Relief, Resolvent, and Regulators, have made
some astonishing here, Of Chrome cases of fifteen
years standing, after battling the skill of our best Ply.
siciaus. l.. NJ. PEAsE. p NJ of Frrdoria
Licking Co, Ohio, and firm Of :
Powers Peast, Merchants.
X H. r. Remedies are sold by Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country and by NJ b. Green Worcester
jauo deode3dw
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GREAT STORM on THE CAPR.-Ship.oreck
and Loss Of Life The Boston Journal of
Monday evening, learns that the storm of last
Friday and Saturday, was one of unusual Sc
verify on Cape Cod, and that its violence was
severely felt by mariners on the coast in some
cases attended with loss of life. In another
column we give an account of the wreck of
ship VIM. A. Cooper, off Scituate. and we
also gather from the Journal the particulars of
the following additional disasters along the
coast:
The barque California, Capt. Higgins, from
New York for Boston, with l4l6 boxes of su-
gar and some molasses, went ashore during
the gale, near Manomet Point, the south
eastern extremity of Plymouth. The tide
GIBBS and flows in her. One man was drown
ed in attempting TO land on spar. The cap
tain and the rest of the crew were saved, -
Capt. Higgins reports that he came round the
Cape in company with five large square rig.
ged vessels.
The schooner Smith futile, Capt Baker,
from Boston for New York, is also ashore at
Warren's Cove, Plymouth. She has bilged,
and both Inasts are gone. The crew were saw
ed by the life boat She has a cargo of hemp
and iron.
A large ship, name unknown, is ashore ten
miles further down the Bay, and another yes
sci beyond her is also stranded. One account
says the ships not ashore, but at anchor near
the land, with her masts cut away.
The schooner Benjamin, Capt Cassidy,
from New York, of and for Eastport. with
flour and corn, &c, is ashore at Warren's
Cove, at the head of Plymouth beach, and has
bilged. The crew were saved by line from
the shore. The vessel is full of water.
A British schooner, name unknown, from
Nova Scotia, with a cargo of fish, is ashore
at Branch Point, Marshheld. The crew were
saved.
The schooner Union, Capt. Alden, from
Duxbury, for Boston, parted both chains
while at anchor in the Cow Yard near Plym-
oulh, and was run ashore near the wharves.
The gale reached its highest point in Plym-
outh about o'clock Saturday afternoon. A
chimney at the Mansion House was blown
down. The drifts Of snow in some places in
that vicinity are ten feet high.
The inhabitants of Kingston and Duxbury
were out all day Sunday clearing the roads
aud some were hard at work thi morning.
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G. III. JenciSs, DENTIST ard Manufacturer {
Mineral Teeth TEETH inserted on fine gold plate from
one tooth to an entire set.
Filling and extracting done in the most thorough man
ner Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or no charge
GT Office over ENos DoRR & Co IS Bookstore, -four
doors north Of the American House.
Worcester, May l. 1854. diff
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New Firm and New FurnFIure,-A D. R
SPRAGUE HENRY PHELPS have formed Copart-
erin eased the Stores l43 and las Main street.
of Central and will open Monday, b. 18th, an entire
new Stock OF FURNITURE Of every descriptions to which
they invite the attenlono their friends and the pulls,
Having purchased for cash. they believe with their ia
ciites for doing usiness they offer inducements to
purchasers, that will insure ready sale of Their Goods
Please examine goods and prices
febl7 diff SPRAGITE & PHELPS
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GRAND CoyoERT.-We are requested to an
nounce that Paul Julien, the great Violinst,
assisted by Signora Adeina Patti and Signor
Barili as vocalists, and Auguste Gockel, plan
list, viii give one grand Concert at the City
Hall in this city, on Tuesday evening, March
20. Further particulars will be given here
after.