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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19
BOARD Of Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb Is.
Petition of Dr. Mignault, to be appointed
Agent for the sale of Liquor, for medicinal and
mechanical purposes. Laid on the table.
Petition of Goulding, Gregory, Thompson, &
Co., for leave to put up stationary engine in
their planning mill. The usual order of notice
was issued
The report of the City Treasurer was read
and placed on file.
The Report of the Committee on the new Com
mon was referred back to Committee to correct
clerical errors.
The City Treasurer reported the whole amount
paid for Surveying, during the year 1855 S586.37;
1854, $4,000; 1855, S346,S7. Laid on the table.
The resignation of Calvin Dyer, as Constable,
was read and accepted.
The Mayor reported that Summer Bridges had
been appointed 10 take charge of the Highways
til permanent officer is chosen.
An order from the Common Council, directing
the Committee on Printing to procure one hun
dred copies of the rules and orders Of the two
Boards, was adopted.
An order from the other Board, directing the
City Messenger to furnish each member Of the
City Council with a copy of the laws of the Com
monwealth for 1858, 1854, and 1856, was adopted.
The report of the Committee on Water was
read.
The Committee on the petition of David Bry.
ant, reported leave to withdraw.
The Mayor gave information OF suit for dam
ages, laid at $1,000, which had been commenced
against the city by ]. K. L. Biclkford. Referred
to City Solicitor.
The Committee on Claims reported on the pc
tition of Albert Il. Foster, an order in favor OIL
granting 1854. Adopted.
The resignation of David Hitchcock, as Com,
mon Councilman for Ward l. was read, and sent
down for information
AID. Woodwork, from the Committee to max,
out list Of Jurors, made his report, which wa.
read, and ordered to be printed.
| AID Stone, from the Special Committee on tn,
Police Department, made his report and recon
mendation to apply to the Legislature for alteration
of Charter. Adopted, and order laid on table
The Committee in relation to housing the
hearse, made report which was accepted, and
order laid ON the table.
Francis Strong, Amasa S. Cox, and Alexander
Putnam, were drawn as traverse jurors.
| Amos White was elected in concurrence, WOOD
measurer for Leesyille district
In Convention, Jonas Bartlett, was elected As
SCISSOR, in place Of D. W. Lincoln, declined
| Adjourned for one week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.

/ IHR WRATHER.-The winter Of 1856 viii
always be regarded as one of the most Sc.
we're ever experienced upon this continent
and although, according to the almanacs, its
days are nearly run, it seems not to relent les
rigor in the least. Sunday was day of un.
usual severity, and the boisterous winds from
the northwest blew through the day and
night, drifting the snow into huge EN- sank
ments, blockading the highways and railroads
so as to impede travel to greater degree than
in any previous storm during the winter. AZ
sunrise on Monday morning the wind was
still blowing hurricane, and the thermome-
ter stood at only four degrees above Zero
Few people ventured from their homes whose
business did not compel them to be abroad,
and through the day we did not see a single
female upon Main street, with the exception
of one single school mistress, whom we met
)" vending her way unwillingly to school,
The various railroad companies turned out
their snow plows and gangs of men at an ear
~ hour, to clear their tracks, but after pro-
ceeding short distance, they were obliged to
desist upon the Nashua and Norwich roads.
The wind blew with such violence. and was
SO biting cold withal, that it was found inn
possible for men to work without danger of
freezing. The snow pillow upon the West
ern road ran off the track a short distance be-
yond the city, and efforts were made to pro-
cure large gang of laborers to shovel off the
track, but the Irish laborers pretty generally
refused to turn out.
The first morning train upon the Provi.
dence road arrived about half past IL o'clock
A. NJ, the first train from Springfield about
4 o'clock, P. NJ, and the first train from Bos-
ton about 5 o'clock P. NJ, and the trains up
on the Nashua and Norwich roads did not ar
rive until a much later hour. Altogether, it
was, such day of severe labor for the men,
and arduous trial for the engines upon the
various railroads in New England, as they
are seldom called upon to encounter.
Z. Sat seven o'clock last evening, the
New York train had not arrived atSpringfeld,
and despatch from that city stated, that,
should it arrive it could not be sent forward
for the reason that all the engines there were
disabled. A despatch from Boston, also stat
ed, that, the afternoon trains for Worcester had
not left and would not leave for want of en-
gines until after the arrival of the morning
train from Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

KANzAs.-A Washington correspondent of
the Herald, New York, telegraphs = Gov.
Shannon left this afternoon for Kanzas. lie
will travel night and day until he reaches
Shawnee mission. The President desires him
to arrive there before the Free Suite Legisla.
ture assemblies at Topeka, onthe 4th of March
next. He has full power, und erstand, to
arrest the members of that Legislature, as its
meeting is deemed by the powers that be, an
overt act, and as such, deserving of severe
punishment. If he carries out his instructions
it is thought by gentlemen now bero who are
residents Of Kanzss, there will be a collision
between the Federal authorities and the Free
State men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19
IYoN,S KATuhrpax

The ladies have proclaimed this article to BE- by far tie
ceauest and most delightful preparation ever used and
from their verdict in such matters there is no appeal
Their decision is certainly well grounded for its wonderful
efficacy in restoring preserving and identifying the Hair
cleansing it from dandru and all Other impurities cur
ing nervous Headache Sc, together with its delightful
perfume, and its perfect CLEANLINESS and delcacy he re
suits Of the great care taken in its prepation have made
It the most universally popular article of the kind in the
world still sold by all respectable dealers for only
cents Be sure andask for LYONS KArngoN. 10 avoid
yaueless limitations.
HEATH, WYNKooP, & CO., Proprietors.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

HARMONIOUS UNIoN.-At the First Baptist
Church, Somerset street, the Rev. DIR. Nenle.
on Thursday evening last, united In the bonds
Of matrimony Jas. M. Mozart and Miss SOPHIA
Bothamly, well known leading members Of
the Mendelssohn Choral and other musical 90.
cietios. We trust their future life may glide
along as tremendously in private as have their
voices in many public performances in this
and other cities.-B Boston Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

A GROWING EyIL.-The Springfield Repu5-
tican says that there is woman in the house
of correction in that city, who has in prison
with herself an infant child some fourteen
months old. This youthful prisoner has oc-
casioned much trouble of late on account of
its unceasing cries; aud when the TAILOR in.
quiled, the other day, if anything could be
done to remedy tie evil, tt e mother heartless.
ly replied that she dldn't think anything
could, unless it be rum, which she said the IN.
tant had always been accustomed to using, and
the absence of which she thought caused the
trouble. Improved that the mother had been
III the habit of supplying the child with.rum
in order to leave it for the performance of a
days work abroad. The future of that young
ster is inseparably connected with drunken
mess, crime and punishment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

A f4Aal~ rpo.r rlID lgy,,TDn CO, M
n. Y. Herald allndes to the, appointment
of Congressional Committees, as follows:-
"Mr. Speaker Banks, in the appointment
of the house committees, has been true to the
z Giddings platform, upon which he was nom.
mated for the office. The black republican
caucus, under which Mr.. Banks was made
their candidate, adopted resolution, offered
by Mr.. Giddings, declaring substantially that
the party would support no man for speaker
wno was MOI pledged to give the anti slavery
Of the standine commttees Nj NJ RanI s' has
fulfilled this condition and the expectations Of
his partzans, and they are satisfied. His ar.
rangelnen , IS 1hat when, two months ago,
in the faithful execmtion Of the G;dd;no % ,,
form. eanti.slaverv element ia tLa To,ios,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

The President AND SENATOR HALE.-The
New York Times says: Some days since we
made a few remarks in relation to an act of
rudeness on the part OF the President towards
Senator Hale, of New Hampshire, on the oc-
casion oil that gentleman visiting the White
House with his wife and daughter. The in.
formation, winch came to us from a quarter
that we could not question, now learn was
incorrect, and that no indignity was offered 10
Mr.. Hale" "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

PENALTY OF RUNNING AwAY.-Anthony
Burns, the fugitive slave, whose return to his
maeter caused SO much excitement, trouble,
and Government expense, in Boston, has since
been purchased by a subscription, made up at
the North, and set free. He was, it seems,
religious man. and member of church. at a
place called Union, Fauquier County, Va
On becoming free, he went to o. erlin College,
Ohio, to educate himself for the ministry, and
wrote back to Virginia to his old pastor, for a
letter OF dislnission from the church. In ans
wer to this, he received preamble and reso-
luton, unanimously adopted by the congrega-
ton, accommodating him from the commun-
/, ion and fellowship of the church, for having
"absconded from the service of his master, and
refused to return voluntarily thereby disobey-
ing both the laws Of God and man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19
Police Courf.

MONDAY, Feb. Is
Before Jso,ge Green.-Andrew Laverty OF Mill.
bury. for being drunk, was fined So and costs,
and for want Of the needful, was committed
Thomas Logan. for being drunk, was fined So
and cnsts.
Thomas Lewis, Of Grafton, for being drunk,
was fined 81 and costs
Richard Downs, of Boston, for larceny of
shawl feom the store Of Freeland & Co., was sent
to the House of Correction for months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

CORPORATION FRAuDs SIT is in contemplation by the
Legislature of this State, to pass bill making it penal
offence for officers of corporations to issue fraudulent
stock, or otherwise defraud the stockholders No such
law is necessary in relation to the great cures Of Colds
Coughs, and other Lung affections by BUsH's Cough
Cure Lozenges sold at % Front street. Theseare gen
uine curative medicine, is fully proved by the thou
sands who have used them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

MIMIC LIFE, or BEPoRE AND BEHIND THE
SuEnAis--A series p Narasasss, ~ Anna 70
Ticknor & Fields.
Mrs. Mowatt has been before the public for a
number Of years, With more than ordinary sue.
cess, and we believe she has always been a favor
itc. She comes now with new name, to new
Aeld. We are little disappointed in the book
before US, as we had expected and hoped for more
personal sketches, continuation Of her autobi-
ography, as Il were. The main incidents Of
Mimic Life are true, and they are told dramati-
eally and vigorously, and with womanly taste and
cultivation. For sale BY Baker, Trumbull, q
Barnes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

Arnold. GIohuIes Vftalize the Blood.
They give electric life by chemical action They give
purity by the came great power, and they pne the mer
It's Of Home pahic All0pathc and Electric methods of
practice They strike mighty bos at foies q medical
treatment and they must became the "PEoPLEs medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Apothe-
cary PSI Maiu Street, Mechanic street, worcester
febS dGwsw
The Grersess Medical Discovery = he
Age. MR.. Kk!sNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered lnone
our astre Weeds, remedy that cures every
kind of Hrmor from the worst Scrofus down to common
Pmpe lie has tried in over eleven hundred cases and
never failed except in two cases, hunder humor) He
has now in his possession two hundred certificates Of
IS value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to nursing mouth
One to three bottles viii the kind of pimPie
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bilos
Two bottles warranted the csnker in tbs
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is warranted To ra the worst case
Of Eryspeas.
One to tive bottles warranted to cure all humor in tia
eyes.
Two bottles is warranted cure running Of the ears and
blotehes among the hair
Folrs to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
ruuung ulcers.
One tottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
~" or three bottles is warranted to the worst
Two three bottles is warranted 70 cure the most es
pcrate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will the worst case Of scro7ia
benefit is always experienced from The first hott, and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
taken.
Reader pedded thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity Of Boston know the effects of it in every case
30 sure as water will extnguish fire. viii this cure
hUTnor. sold bottle of but that bottle sold an
other; after trial it always speaks for ITSELF There ara
two things about this herb that appears surprising
FIRST, shat grows in pastures in places quite
plenty and yet its value has been anti; dis
covered it in 1876; second that should all kinds OF
humor. have given it to children year DID, up to old
men of sixty, from the homeest in Boston, up to
the belle Of Momentum, and all the is certain,
no change Of diet is ever necessary the best you
get have likewise herb when rered in sweet OIL
dissoves scrofuous swelling of the eek and under the
ears price 80 cents.
Directions for Use. Adult, o. table spoonful PEI
days children eight years, desc spoonf children
from FIVE to eight years. tea spoonful As nodrecon can
be applicable to all constitutions I'd 70 enough to operate
on bowels twice day.
M Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases Of
scrofula.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDING q co.
State street, Boston
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. b Green, g.
White Co., G. A. Harrington Co., Il. 81. Marsh e. y
Wetherbee, Caldwell & Hill, Bash & Co James Greer,
L. T. Lazell, sibey Scott; Clappve, George Roberts
Southbridge. A. +. Ammilon diy al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19
WORTHY OF Maize.
Rnstnn. ~ eNleti y w

Boston. |SUi Nu''0'' 10
BGtsdm myself with benefit in Caiansiai Co,,gbs 90
Colds ana have known to be used with COCA IN cts in
she early stages Of Pulmonary Affections IN mmiles
Boston, Oct 20, 1855.
Rev Dr. Leonard Woods, date As3ot Professor in An-
9oVer Iheological Seminary writes to essfs Reed Cut
NJ y - a. iouo%s;" From long use Of the Pegeta
&c Fhfoh0fy BaiSdm IN my family circle, ind IN sumo
instances among Theological students, have been led
REGARD u as safe and eflicacious medicine
. me Above requires no comment, and must commend
user to ell The NegCtabi Pulmonary Balsam, favor
sby known for the pastthiry yeara for Coughs Colds
consumption, and all diseases Of the lungs PhIoa and
Chest, Is prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Pfee-small bottles so cents large g. Sold in wor.
ce3er by Green Harrington, Scott and druggists gener
ally. BE cdrefntto get ne genuine.
Oot24 dW&S&w6m
IMPORTANT CHEMICAL, DTScox7-
ERH --MEDIC0-CHEMIOALA ACTION nv fNglp
NAL REMEDY The health lving qualities Of nure ires
air in soaed .oT% re virtues of Hydrogen Oxygen,
WITHOUT THE CHEMICAL BATH.
This discovery enables the masters Of II 10 nrod,oo a
iecls upon Tue blood similar to those OF pure TesS 49,
and IN mach greater degree, changing to eertaln ~,
tent, by chemical remedies, the color aud oonsite -
impure blood giving II greater vitality And ,nor ~, ~
ne by freeing u from all poisonous minerht sac,a
nulnors watsrery and weakening fluids reralatnp no.
ton OF the kidneye, Liver Bowels and sionsc s W.
These results are obtained hy use ~ IsiI, -, !
pa,hc glo0oles Perfectly mid and SAFE in Ser opeyS
ao special virtue In Dropsy Liver Co~a uey
nonl Cosyeness Jaundice, Sick Headache ma onsrs,
psOEoviSg Ser Immense renoyatng powers par
tons Their great aim is to give NE fas nev ep1sn
ergles and vitality. "s ny" hle en-
Jnsg D,tatise ne bloodl They furnish The ol,rn,.
o@ e ftmens ot Which u is o0mpossd. " '"'"''-
Ihey are not altered IN co,npefiiion ,,,,, .,,..,
t.s Ior nothing discousrsd 5ears
,saaton % mer peculiar method Of cure TbS sra,!.
RRE0vATED AND vlrALfzFD 0 Nio poou 10
w sShh phkKv, General Agents., oornhnl. BOSTON
"'i' N,wGT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

Missouri CREDrr.--Since the Missouri in.
yasion Of Kanzas the public stock Of that State
has fallen eleven per cent, from 90 to So,
while the State of Virginia stands at 95 l-2,
Kentucky lOl. New York los, Massachusetts,
400, Ohio ll0,--all six per cent. stocks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIKAL OF THE CANADA.

The Canada, from Liverpool on the after.
noon OF Saturday the I'd, arrived at Halifax
18th.
The Canada brings no tidings of the Pacif-
ie, and great fears are entertained for her safe.
ty.
The London Morning Adrertiser has the
following unpleasant announcement:
:. we regret to hear that at an interview
which Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan
had together at the foreign Office on Tuesday,
very angry words passed between them rea-
tive to the Central American question:
HE PEAcE NEGoTIATIoNs.--The dispatches
of the Russian Government completing and
confirming the Geographic announcement of
the unconditional acceptance of the Austrian
propositions, were received at Vienna on the
2Sd, and eouriers immediately conveyed them
TO Paris and London, and it is reported that
the Congress will meet at Paris on February
llth that very little time will be lost in the
discussion and that the whole will be bHought
to conclusion by February 25th The sign
ing of preliminaries prior to the opening, now
only awaits the arrival Of the Turkish pleni.
potentary. 1t is stated that Prussia refuses
TO agree to the conditions exacted by the al
lies, preliminary to her admission into the
peace conferences, and that consequently she
will be excluded from the conference, but be
invited to sign the final deed of settlement.
Baron B1unow and Count Orlof are the
Russian plenipotentiaries, assisted by Messrs.
Titotf and Fenton; Lord Clarendon repre-
sents England; Marquis Dazeglis, Sardinia
Count Buol, Austria NJ. Walewski France;
Dervish Pasha, Turkey.
The CRINEA--The Crimea correspondence
from the English camp, January 18th, reports
the army healthy. No incidents except that
the Russians continue to1ire from the north
ern forts. Gortschakof has handed over The
command 10 Luders, and issued a new vale
dictory to his Cfmean commanders. Janu-
airy 9Th, the Russians made an expedition
over the ieesto attack Kertsch, but Gen. WV
ian being on the alert, they retired.
ASIA MINoR.-Gen. Williams was at Tihis
Dec. 18th, andsomely treated, awaiting orders
from St Petersburg as to his destination. We
know nothing of Kars, excepting that the
town 10 occupied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

Twins AND TR1PLETs.-A few days since
the wife of Rev. Horace James, of this city
gave birth to two children at one time, and
since then the wife of Rev. George Bushnell,
also of this city, has given birth to three chill
dren. all at one time,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-19

A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Pt,ce CioLtina
House, I6S and 10 Main ST., Worcester, desires +
cal the attention Of his customers the public gener
ally. to his very arg ard ex client stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING :!
This Stock new containing many very Superior Say
OF Garments in patterns Of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry. The
FurmjsIsTsS Goods Departments.
is in fuller Stock than in preceding season Special
attention is invited TO the
CUSTOM DlGPARIM EGN'lN!i
Gln the second story) under the direction Of MI
MARcHANT, in which eare satisfaction warranted 1t
contains very large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI
MEkEs and VESTINGS. Of the best styles to which will
he added all othe most desirable Styles both Foreign AMI
Domestic, as fast as they come out.