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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-19
WRvING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
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mdwfe h0ls herself in readiness, day and night to
attendthe duties of her professo Sesdence 40 Anso
oct21 dtf
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o.. FARM Fttk SALE-Sltu ,,ed four miles
;i, from The Pourt House 1t consists IF Sixsy-six
AlsA. Acres divided into MoSirg and Pasturins and
SIXTEEN acres Of young Wood Land; on tAe F lrun is
anorchard having dhrge variety OF grata tess. The
6undng consist Of two story House and Barn. Said
Farm early aud well ada 4d to the cultivation Of veg
etdbes
The Farm will be sold cheap ca h, or it will be ex-
changed Tor House or Building Lot il this city large
portion of the purchase monty eau remain on a uortsag
Inquire OF A j. EATON,
Corner Of Myrl aud Soutlbrdge streets
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The RenuGIicnn Csub viii meet SAT-
URDAY E{ en,rg az tie Head ariers. general at
en- lauce of al b spublcans is requssted
51l dit
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so Bnrrel,. OF Lara lGsl reserved and for sale
by DRAPER CLARK,
n2o dtfs Washington Square.
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-Anlu5cments
SHAKEsPEREA AND THE ORATORS.

s. HAKEsPERE AND THE ORATORS.
a T T II f. lCTTY HALL.
TUEsbAY EVENING. JANUARY %. 7 ~ O'CLOCK.
PROF. HITNEY,
Atthe request OF numerous friends will give one of his
Dr4matic ImPersouations.
Ac9.ce selection has been made for the young men
Of Worcester-among which "The Power of lshonn
Law Eases Mature and Philosophy or a VS. first
sight Of woman" tine Best of Wives" dedicated to
the ladies'.
Tickets % cents six for one dollar To be had ct the
booHSsores, ana at the Door isn1l dat
"a OR CEsT GYMNASIUM
o. ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING TIE WATER ouRe.
Open from d. NJ tin 10 p M
Instruction given to gent.ealeo from 10 A. Mto1p NJ
5 10 6. and Sto IL P. NJ -
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Terms Eor one SIS or; six months $1,000: three
mouths SO co. PAYABLE quarterly in advance Transent
puls 70 cen sfnr ealh Of exercises Tuition in
IN sparring $1,000 per course payable ia advance.
nib DIFF A. MoLINEtiX. Propretors.
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JOHN A. DOD q r.,
HAC KIM A Huch No. 2,

wOROEsTtR, MAS
Orders 10 be lettu Doyden's Exchange ONCE No 2
Worcester .e blDek ut parkery stable, opp size D.
". II. pltt ant ut his resi- lenct, No. rrunbnll
street. ~ II irses anl Carriages 10 vt,
Hacks iufnlihed Tor Parties, funerele. &c.
F0r prfvrtg Uarrhguel upliy " thb t1lcc. an ial
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Slate for Roofs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs. of superior quality, and lay it in
the best manner, the satisfactory Sam.
pies my e seen at the yard Grove street
apis az JOIN BARNARD
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The CopaHoership heretofore existing under the arm Of
GHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, s. CO..
has this day expired by limitation.
By mutual arrangement the business will be continued
til July 1s 10 close OF the stock and settle up the Aars
of the concern.
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lOants
Lost au0 9onn0.

EVUR TIPPET LOsr-B tween she Providence
H Depo and the house Of Ezekiel Daniels. the finder
NIli he rewarded by leaving II ut this Office.
jal6 DIFF
n OST-A Gentemaus BAY STATE LONG SHAWL.
"a lost fr m sleigh yesterday At .ernoon between
Main and Northyil school House The Audel will
be suitably rewarded, BY leaving 1t at the Spy Office
jail dawtf r.Ifl
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One HOsiSE FOR SALE. The subscribe
&,,s Offer for sale uIbe House and Lot very
s.sS pea anty situated in the of Nor Brook
held The house is large, nearly new and in complete
repair, containing ID rooms aside from pautri.s and
presses is convenient arrsnged for one two even
three families might h used for Boarding House.
which is much needed in the place.
IA eScsiIeat well af dur HE witer and some valuable
Fruit Trees on the place TIE property will be sold low
and payme'ts lds easy. Possession given the rst of
April next. TH0LAS RoND .
Norm Brn0 field Der II 1883 an
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o. FOR SALE IA two story Dwelling House
s.. aud about three ourths OF Land stua-
10y. ted in the village of Noyth Charlton, about mile
IRON oharon Depot on the north side of the old Worces
yer and stafford rprnpkc and formerly the residence of
inc ae Col Asa Bacon. The Housed in good repair and
well calculated for two families
Also, aboat acres of and. lying the opposite side
0! sald rnad with small Barn tn It will snd
az 10" pric, separately all tog Their, and liberal
ere lit ven for most of The purchase money md is de-
srabe location for boot or shoemaker or otnur me-
chanc. Jos A DENNY
HelceSi er. Nov. Z, 1873 dGxrtf
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q ..,oyay.-LEoNRRD' Boston Eastern Ez
= 20 have r moved their ofice to $50 Main street
iHrinley Biock, nearly opposite American House
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a. FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND
tss SHOE SHOP, together With ab,ut an half an acre
~ of Laud, tn choice fruit trees on the same pleas.
anty situated in the contre Of West Boyston within ten
y reds Of the Depot Store and Post OH ,e said bnid
iugs are nearly new GEO W. WELLINGTON
West Boylston, Jan. o. 1855 dag1nt
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worcesler sbulIle Compnny.

Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND 00LEN SHUI lies
New Worcester, Mass
5tf RI.HARDsJN & SWEET.
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We shall continue to oer the stock on baud at such
prices will insure speedy sae and shall present our
customers with complete assortment of seaonabe DDS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-23

Treaty is honorable to all the contracting
powers; and while on the one hand, ii has
Il put an end to war which every friend of
humanity must have wished to see concluded,
on the other hand it will lay the foundation
OF peace he trusted, lasting and enduring.
ITALY.---The last adyices from Parma re-
+ port that the state of the siege was being car
ried out with the utmost rigor, and every
thing was subjected to military dctation.
The Austrian General Creneyille appears to
be the real Governor Of the city. Three
hundred arrests had been made.
Adyices by telegraph from Trieste bring
US Hong Kong dates to the 18Th of February
and bombay to the 9th III March. The an
nexation Of Dude to the British dominions
was completed without any disturbance.
Lord Canning was sworn in as Governor
General Of India on the FIRST Of March. The
Santal District was quiet, and a scarcity was
unprecedented throughout India in consequence
Of he want OF rain.
LoNmy, Wednesday, ceremonial an
nouncenlcnt Of the conclusion Of peace was
made on Monday to the French Senate Corps
Legislation by the Minister Of State. The
Emperor thanks them for the patriotic sup
port always afforded him, which together with
the admirable deyotedness of tie Allied fleets
and armies, had contributed powerfully to
the happy issue Of the war. The conclusion
of peace has already bcen stated, but the
members Of the Conference have still to per.
feet number Of secondary arrangements es
scntiai TO the new state Of relations establish
ed in the East One Of The Paris papers says
that one OF these is the organization Of the
Principaltics. and the DE Bats says another
is special regulations assuring the free navl'
cation OF the Danube.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, the 18th instant, after long
and painful illness, Mr.. WILLIAM CorcH, aged rs years
Mr.. Couch had been for several years consistent
Der Of the Baptist Church.
DR.. WV. STRAIN, departed this life on Monday the
18th Of February list, at his residence in Freestone
county Texas, after painful and protaced illness Of
several months
DR. Strain was a native Of North Carolina, born in
1907 and obtained his classical and scientific educa-
ton at the old and time honored literary institute at
Chapel Hill. lie received his medical education partly
Al Pennsylvania University. kentucky, and finished at
the Pennsylvania Medical College, Philadelphia. Hay-
ing practiced his profession for years in his
tive state, he removed 10 South Alabama about the
year 1910, aud acquired ePu tation in his pro-
fcsson and character as an honest man and pious
christian which endcarcl him to large circle Of friends
and acquain,anccs. Though mourn the loss Of our
friend-though we regret thai We shall not again meet
him in earthly pilgrimage, still VIC mourn no, as
those without hope, for departed friend had many
years snce sought and obtained pardon through the
merits Of his Saviour, for his erors, and evinccd the
sincerity Of his profession by having attached himself
% the Methods, Church. Of which be remained mcm-
Der up . the period Of his death. J.
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partaking ofthc hcroic whcnit Is triumphant
ly achieved. The rebel Of to-day isthe patriot
Of tomorrow. The wild Spectator Of yestcr-
day shall, two months hence, praised for his
energy and forethought, The pretender to a
throne rdiculed and caricatured, some twen-
ty years ago, now commands the admiration
Of all Europe. The crowned heads which
in 1852 combined together to prevent The re.
!, construction ola Napoleon dynasty. now send
their representatives to Congress Of nations
in the Capital Of that Empire whose heredi-
tary claims they refused to recognise. These
singular mutations bear strong resemblance
to the tricks we sometimes see performed in a
Christmas pantonimc. A steedy looking in.
diyidual enters upon the scene, hustled by a
crowd, hlsoutward apparel is suddenly strip
ped fran him, and he stands revealed in
princely garments. In an instant hundred
Voices are lifted il his praise, and he Is borne
off the stage amidst the acclamations Of the
multitude. And yet the Prince IN rags was
MOI the less a Prince than when the rags fcll
from him, aud he stood revealed in " purple
aud fine linen"
The starof Louis Napoleon is in the as.
ccndant He has fought great war, and has
been accorded by common consent the aureIs
of victory. He has not only reconciIed, but
bound in alliance with him, the only Power in
Europe that was able to measure strength with
France, when all tile rest Of Europe Law pros.
trate at the fcetof the elder Napoleon. He has
dictated The terms Of peace to the ENJOYS Of
those nations whose armies subsequently ID
The battle Of Leipsic entered Paris as con-
querors. and his official organ announces d
pacific termination to the Crimean war and
the birth Of an heir To the French throne.
This mans life has been repetc with roman,
tic incidents. For thirty-fve years he was an
exile. Not idle and vicious. ms the world
declared. bat stuilious and enterprising. Ne.
yerat any time does he appear tohaye waver.
ell IN his firm belief that he would one day BIZ
called to rule aver France. lie had intense
faith in himself and in his mission. The
works he wrote in solitude, and the project.
he formed all tended 10 this one end. To 1
noble EnglIsl, lady. who had refused to unit,
her fortunes to his, he is reported to hay,
sai,l, "Lady, Won have this day lost CROWN
aud whether the anetdote be true or not, th,
speech is characteristic Of the man. At tho
head Of the Sovereigus Cf Europe, now stand,
Louis Napoleon, guiding with firm hand til,
destinIes Of France. but resting for support
not upon free institutions aud an unshackl Cd
press. bur upon the protection he affords Il
property and the encouragement he gives L
the commercial and Industrial interests Of th,
country. lie has declared that France is no
yetprepared to appreciate a Republican form
IL Government, and those who have clos,
studied the present condition and peculia'
characteristics Of her people coincide viii
him 10 this opinion.
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PROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, April l6.
The George Law reports the defeat Of Wal.
ker's troops. The news was brought 10 Pa
mama by the Ouch steamer Emile from San
Juse. Scl,leisseagei with lnur hundred men
was fortified al The iiscieda Santa Ross. when
they we're attacked by Tie Costa Ricans and
entirely defeated. Nineteen 81 the prisoners
taken were court msrlislled and shot by the
Costa Riran.. They we're chiefly Irish and
Germans. The accounts say thai Walkers
party was surprised; the COSTA Ricans alter one
voley leaped he walls and with knile and bayo-
net cut down all they encountered and dispers.
ing o. taking prisoners The remainder.
The Costa IRicsns had o killed aud % wound
ed. Ninety Of Walkers men were found dead.
aud il was supposed Thai others persisted ~
ihr words. Gfeal excitement prevailed al Cos.
e. Rca. Tie war was popular with oil classes,
and many foreign residents had rendered their
services 10 tie government.
The principal army 1000 strong, under Ge-
neml Mora were marching on Nicaragua. aud
would cross the frontier IN right DAYS.
General Mota's dispatch says the attack last.
Ell "a minutes. when the Pillibuslers broke ard
fpd terrified 10 the woods, closely followed.
The field was slrewr,l with the dead. The
COSTA Ricans lnsp six officers.
Al the last accounts General Mora bad en-.
parked Cor Panla Arenas.
The Cholera was making great ravsqes a,
Nicaragua among the natives aud Walkers ar.
my.
Sumo OF his people had taken The English
mail from Gnyiown far Costa R,ea.
The ease Of Adams 4 Cas- ". Cohen had
been ,lecided al San Fraucisco--sefslicl $3.50,
900 agains, Cohen.
The Democratic Stale Convention had ap.
pointed delegates TO the National Convention,
and adopted resolutions approving 81 tile main
features Of the Nebraska bill. aud declaring Blu.
clanan to be Their first choice for The next Pre-
sidrney.
The California Senate had rejected The reso-
luton rondemnalory Of The election Of Banks
passed by tie House.
Adyices from Washington Territory, states
that body Of 500 Indians was again about 10
attack Seattle.
A conflict had taken place on White River be-
tween portion Of ionrih regiment Of Inlsniry
under Lieut.. KanIz and large body " Indians.
The latter were routed. Tine white was killed
and Kiniz aud prisoners wounded.
Gen. Wool had arrived al Vancouver and was
prpsring 10 take the field early in April.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, April ID.
The steamship Africa with Liverpool dates
TO the 9Th of Aprll, has arrived. Her news,
however, is not Of much Importance.
Liverpool, April 5.--cotton has dayanoed.
Breadstnhs are unchanged.
The conference continues its sittings. and
is engaged in settling the minor details Of the
treaty. Peace has been proclaimed at St.
Petersburg, aud was favorably received there.
The Imperial Manifesto which has been
issued at St. Petersburg first says that the
rights oi the Christians in the East have been
secured. and thus the object OF the war has
been attained. Special arrangements have
been made TO prevent collision between the
Russian and Turkish ships in the Black
Sea. A new line of frontier has been agreed
upon for Bcssarabia.
A letter from Cronstadt says that squad
ron OF five steamers have been ordered to be
prepared to sail by the middle Of May. An
idea prevails that the Car and one Of his
brothers will visit France about that time,
and that this squadron will take them thith-
er.
The Spanish Government has conferred
the order Of the golden fleece upon Napo-
Icons son.
Il was believed that the Conference would
remain in session a month longer.
Parma. Modena and Tuscany were in an
alarming state Of fermentation.
Tire British Baltic squadron has been re.
called, aud vessels we're about TO sail from
Genoa for the Crimea to bring back the
Sandman troops.
The health oil the French army was improv.
ing. All ofthe French troops will return to
France. except body Of about 10000, pro-
badly. which will cccupy their present posi-
ton till October.
The Austrian army viii be further reduced
so goo men.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term. 1856.
Henry M.Daniel ard wife y Mayv cIa,L ona o,hars

In Equity-March Term. 1856.
Henry M'DaniCl and wife '. Mary CLARK and others.
BiRcf Intepieader.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
I defendants James NJ. Reeves Allen Petty, and the
heirs of Mary Curre deceased no, residents Of this
State; il is ordered and decreed by The Court that pub
eatlon be made for six successive weeks in the Hills
borough Recorder, notifying said defendants Of the filing
Of this BILL and that unless they appear and plead
swer or demur to the same at the next term Of this
Court to be held for the county Of Orange the court
house in Hillsborough the second Monday in Sep
emher next The same will be taken pro eoneSSo TO
Them, and sci down for hearing er parte.
Witness Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity at office in Hisborough this 9Th
day e March, A. d. 1856.
THOMAS WEBB. Q. s. ME.
March 25. Price adv. $3.50 81
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, April IL.
The Cunsd steamer Camaris arrived here
ihs morning IRON Liverpool on the ooh ulii-
mo.
The America arrived OH on the 26gh and the
Balllc on The e9lh.
The Peace Conference met on the 9Th. Iis
deliberations afe said % have been i'm ,onant. II
Is confidently believed that . ireaIy " peace
would he signed on The 29ih. Napoleon ex-
pecivd the iinal selIlemrnl would have taken
place sooner, and had ordered The guns Of In
vslides 10 announrc the cnnrlusion Of peace al
the same TINS Tia, ,be re Deum was celebrate
ed fot The birth OF The Piince 81 Aleiers. Bui
Pfussia's claims TO The same footing with Tic
other Power. which was earnestly resisted by
Clarendon. caused delay. Clarendon prevailed,
and il was arranged thai lie Allies shall sign
one protocol, and thai second shall be drawn
up 10 be Signed by The Allies aud Prussia juinl-
ly.
The London Times dislkes the demons,ra.
lions in la,or Of peace. and nlimaies ihsi the
people Of EngIsnd will be discontinued with The
Terms.
Tie mmislice is moi formally prolonged. bnl
telegnphic drspalrhes have been sent moi 10
renew hosIiii,ies without express orders.
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The Treaty Signed and Peace Proclaimed

NeW lufhY fpHt IL
The American mail steamer Baltic, with
dates from Liverpool TO the end inst, is OIL
Sandy Hook.
The Treaty of Peace was signed on The
the s0ih a March, and had been formally
proclaimed.
Nothing had been heard Of The missing
steamer Pacific.
Peace was announced in Paris and London
byyolIies Of artillery. Paris was illuminated,
and in England the church bells pealed forth
notes Of rejoicing Three or fur weeks
must elapsc before The final notifications are
exchanged. The details Of adjustment have
been Referred to Commission.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times saws that Council Of Ministers was
held al tie 1ailleriss at half past II o'clock
on Saturday, aud remained IN session till 9
O'clock on Sunday. The Emperor presided
and gave bis last Instructions to Count Wa
Icwski. aud then returned TO his Official resi-
dence TO receive the Plenipotcntiaries. They
came at hall past is, aud after the treaty had
been read uver proceeded 10 sign IL. The
moment the signatures were completed, a
signal was given and the lOud.mouthcd can.
non proclaimed the joyous news TO the clti.
gems Of Paris. Bulletins announcing the fact
were posted throughout the city.
IN England Parliament was assembled on
the SisL 10 reply to questions Lord Pal
merston said that though the Treaty Of Peace
was signed. yet Il was determined by the
Congress that the particular conditions oI
the treaty should not be made public unit
the Publications were exchanged. Az The
same time be would express his conviction
that the Treaty would be satisfactory TO Eng
land and the whole Of Europe. u would b
found, he said. that the objects for which III,
war was undertaken had been accomplished
that The integrity aud independence Of Ia
Turkish Empire had been sscurcd--shat tlis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-23
THE KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHIN l.,
Patented by Christopher HoinsswOrth, Indiana, May
4ih. ls52.

Patented by christopher Hoinssworth, Indiana, May
4th, 1852.
MADE AND SOLD BY
ALEXANDER kSON,
Owner Of The Patent Right in the counties Of Johnston,
Wake. Orange, Person and Alainance.
YNHESE Machines save time, labor, soap and clothes,
IL as the dit is taken out without rubbing. They
will save more in one year in ordinary sized family
than their cost. There is no work which females are
called upon 10 perform that is laborious and unheal-
thy as washing. A great many Machines have been
invented for The purpose Of relieving this labor but none
answered the purpose until the introduction OF the
KNUCKLE MACHINE, which has given entiIe sa-
lsfaciinn when fully and fairly leslie
Price Of the Machine. delivered 10 persons in any Of
the above named countess dollars. All orders adj
dressed 10 Alexander Dickson, Hillsborough, Orange
county, n. C., will be promptly attended to.
Every Machine warranted when fully and fairly tried.
March ", 1856. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-23

incredulous. All thosc who are afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints Indigestion sick headaches aud dir
illness, cannot make use Of remedy SO certain in its
results az Holloway's Pills. for determination Of blood
10 The head their effect Is equally positive They
also an nnfaing remedy for asthma II used in conuDc
ion with Holoway's Ointment which must be well rub
bed in;o chest night aud morning.
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r EGG f. N T.

rT'HIs Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse. 10
which was awarded The fret Premium 81 The frsl
State Fair will stand i.ofough The present SEASON.
which will commence The lob day Of March aud end
The 10Th day Of June next. and will render service Of
The low p,ice % Is dollars The season. due IL The end d
the season. Fifty cents bis skuI groom 10 al eises
Petsans wishing pot by the Insurance. can do 50 at
IS dollars, Il the mares thought 10 Ne good.
HEDGEPETIl & JONES.
March I. 1865. cs-