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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-08

EMPORTANT 10 FEMALES - DR..
CHEEShMAN pILLS.-The combination of ingredi-
in these Pills TIE result OF long extensive
practics they mild in their ration ard certain of
restor MIXTURE to its proper chanel in every instance
have the ills proved successful. qhey certain to
open those ions to which females abie, and
bring Gatu.e it pr per channel, Whereby Heath is
stored te pa and hly countlnance is changed
10 d healthy one. no female enjoy gooi hsaiih
less sic is rsuar and whenever obstruction takes
pljcs, wheher from exposure, rOd any other cause,
the general health diet begins to decline and the
want OF snch remedy tas been the cause Of SO many
corsumTtons among nuns ems'es Headache, pain in
the side papitaton of the healt oahif Of fUod and
disturbed sleep, do always arise from the inssrrnp
ton Of nature; and whenever rhat the case, the ills
will nvar ably remedy all these evils. In all cases Of
painful mensruat0u nervous and spinal aft ctions
in the back snu nus owntss of spirits hyst RIGS &c.
Nor they less eucacnus in the Of LeuchoTrh@a,
only called the V hi,es" These Pils sh uld
er be taken during pregnancy they would be to
bring miscarriae Warranted purely w getaie, and
free anything injurious life health Fun and
explicit directions which sh uld be read accompany each
box
These Pills put up in square boxes Persons re-
siding where there is established, hy enelos
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, B. Green Co,
Worcester. Mass, can have them sent to uer rspective
ad Ttss By return of mai.
NJ GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester.
dI O. l. GEEEsMnAN Proprietor New York.
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Geo. NJ. Rice.

This very distinguished and perfect specimen
of political Mermaid, whose amphibious quail
tiSS ""'e Sii%"ivU ntuT u Pauufe dUUuL Tor MANY
months IN the tnrhid streams of Know Nothing
ism, or to cling to the planks of the Republican
platform with equal facility, turne up again at
the caucus in Ward seven, on Saturday night,
as candidate for the Common Council in that
Ward. We need not say to our Republican
friends in that Ward that it is a nomination in
our judgement, not fit to be made, and not fit to
be supported. If there is sly. willy, intriguing,
selfish politician in the whole city, who joins to
great self-assurance, great want of ability, who
is all things to all men for little while, land moth
ing long, it is Geo. M. Rice. For the credit of
the Republicans OF that Ward who constitute a
great majority of the voters, we are glad that he
was not nominated until after the passage of a
vote at the caucus which was controlled by Pang-
born and his satellites, virtually excluding all who
were not III favor of the dark Lantern arrange.
ments, from all participation in the proceedings
OF course The true Republicans of the Ward will
see to it that no such personiGcation of bgotry,
intolerance and political treachery is placed in
the Common Council by their votes this year.
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HOLDEN Il GRosgENoR'3
" @ u 81 d r5sIe u ud II
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
HON n, First Violin;
c K. DoBMtN Second Violin, and Prompterj
n. BACKEY. Carnette;
J. 3 GRoSvENnR, Correct;
@ F. cUsHMAS, Contra bass
Engagements made at 4. Ma sh's Music Store No.
American House Elock with Isaac Fske or ether tbs
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- ~ "a - Al NJ A ~
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE
Room in connection with A. MARsBs Music Store
No. American House Block, Worcester.
O3
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WIN. L. HoBBs,

~ M lie HoBBSs
QLeader of the Worcester Cornet hand.)
Q o NJ 2 . & f r OF MI $40,
Can furnish Brass an Quadrls Bands orcbestras &c,
with all kinds # Music
Or eFs eiVed at Mr.. c. Loring's Music store, 2Q3
Main street, o. nv ma
WIN l.. HOBBS. Professor of Music,
mis- dtl M. Carlton street,
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I. q BALDWIN q Co, Rochester, n. Y,
FUTILE & Moses, Auburn, N. H. GENERAL AeRNrs.
N, B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
hori2ed AGENT will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by druggist in every town in the United
States.
BURR, FOSTER, & CO., No. Cornhll, Boston, Whole
sale Agents ior New England
For sale by VIM. Bush Il Co., wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generally mchl8 dawly
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rHIRrY roURTn coNGREss.

FRIDAY, Dec. 5.
The Senate was not in session, having ad.
journed over till Tuesday.
House.-The House resumed the consider
alton of Mr.. Whitfeld's case.
Mr.. Phelps moved test question that there
be a call of the House. He said in reply to
Mr.. Giddings, ne was sure there was a maior-
ity of Mr. WhitHeld's friends in the city, and
his object was TO have them all III tie House.
The motion was agreed to by one majority.
Two hundred and eighteen members answer
ed TO their names.
Mr. Aiken moved that gentlemen proceed
10 draw Tor the selection of seats.
MIR. Grow objected.
The House voted on the pending question,
viz: Mr.. Grow motion to lay on the taoe
the motion to reconsider the vote by which
the House on Monday refused to consent that
Whitfield be sworn as delegate from Kanzas.
Decided in the negative by one hundred
and eight against one hundred and eleven.
1t now being clearly ascertained that Mr..
Whitield's friends were in the majority, Mr.
Jones of Tennessee, moved the previous ques.
lion.
Mr.. Giddngs moved call of the House,
amid laughter and various cries.
Mr.. Stanton appealed to gentlemen to draw
for seats
MIR. Matteson moved an adjournment. De-
cded in the negative.
BY general consent, the further considera-
tion of the whole subject was postponed till
Tuesday next.
Mr.. McMulen called for the reading Of the
Presidents message, The House, he said,
would not do itself credit unless this be done.
The Speaker decided the motion ont of order.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Stanton.
TO draw Tor seats, being regularly before the
House, was adopted, and tie members drew
for their seato, and then adjourned till Mon
day
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Sehool COMMITTEE a Laras,

Rev. SETH swEErsgR, TEoS. MsGfNNfs,
Rev. JN0. G. ADAMS. J4S. E. ESFABRoOK,
Rev H. L. WAYLAND, JOHN 4. dana,
Rev. GEO BUSHNELL, JOS D. DANIELS.
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GODDARD ALDBICHS
Vocal md instrumental @ uudFFIle Band,
Thankful for past patronage, solicit a continuance
Of the same.
N. P GODDARD. First Violin;
J. NJ. ALDRICH Second Violin, and Prompter,
W. HOBBS, Clarrette;
i. Po"ERs, C0ruet Piston;
b. D. RYAE, Double Bass.
Any number OF prc es furnished for Balls Parties As
sembles or where Music is required, Ivy applying to N
P. Goddard, Mulberry street. j. N. AIirch No Vine
street, W. L. Hobbs, No Carlton street. or at Lor
ings Music s. re, No 2O3 Main street.
All orders promptly tepded to diff go
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RICE & NELSON,
Attorneys mnd CouaseIiOrs at Law
No. / Worcester Bank Block,

W, RICE, ................-.......T. L. NELSON
jySl dawtf
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TO MARRIED LANES

II peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Goyernmen
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterleits
C. 4 J ,
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These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three t as they are sure
to bring on miscarriage, but every otner and in
every other case, they perfectly safe.
Enls Auspfs fpr the ITuited st,toe o,l r.roan
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DECGMB BE IL 8. ss5


Ne.1NCEsTE. DAILY MONMAA DEd
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MANUFA CTURE OF OUR GARMENTS.
Enables us to produce the most thorough made

IUTHER'S CLoTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln House Block.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
HOMICIDE IA TIE NLNTH WED.

Coroner Gamble held an inquest Yesterday at the
Ninth Ward Police Station upon the body of Carsten
Hollesbereer, German, twenty one years of aye,
who died on Wednesday morning from the effects of
violence. 1t appeared in evidence that about two
weeks ago the deceased, who clerk in the gro
Gerry Of Martin Ficken, Of Sixth avenue and
Waverley place, was sent by his employer to deliver
some coal at the saloon No. 81 Sixth avenue, and
while there got into alteration with John Drummer
and Henry Chasten, attaches Of the place, during
which he was knocked down and severely beaten and
kicked. He subsequently, went home with his face
much cut and bruised, and Immediately complained
of in the side from the kicks he had received.
A German physician named DR.. Lang was procured
and attended him until he died. and after his decease
gave q certificate to the effect that death had been
caused bv nervous fever. As the Police knew nothing
of the affair the body would have been inferred had
not one Of his relations informed the Coroners of the
circumstance. On the inquison, DR.. Til made
post.motem examination Of the body and after hear
ing his evidence the Jury rendered the following
dict: "That the deceased to his death from
peritons, the result OF injuries received at the
" hands of John Drummer and Hy. Chasten; further,
" we censure DR.. Lang for having given certificate
" Of the death of the deceased" Drummer and Chas
ten were arrested and locked up to await examination.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

A paper prepared by Commodore NJ. c. PERRY, on
be subject of Extending Commercial Enterprise, -
rss read by DR.. HAWKS
The establishment of lines of steamships with i'm
,Or.ant ports was recommended as the most speedy
md efficacious mode of opening up new sources of
sde. England is at present far in advance of us in
bis respect, whose steamships penetrate as far
China. 1t is plainly our policy to connect the latter
sOuntry and California by steam early possible
hus encircling the globe with these leyiathans Of the
HSin AllusiOn was made to the valuable deposits Of
coal in China and Japar, and the bearing which rapid
Ommu.icatiOn and commercial intercourse would
ave in the Characterization OF those Empires The
Commodore spoke of the Bornean group, which fur
p,bes a harbor of much value, as an intermediate
Nn, aud went somewhat into detail respecting his
urchase during the late Japan Expedition, of site
ora United States Coal Depot on the BONN Islands,
wing about five hundred miles east of Jeddo. An
onion was expressed that numerous settlements, not
sctly colonies are destined to be made at different
Ons among the Pacific groups, to facilitate CONNER
M enterprise in that quarter of the goae, as in many
the ports of the Eastern Asatc nations restrictions
are frequently imposed on commerce too OnerOus to
be patiently submitted to.
Al the close, on motion of Charles King, esq, the
hanks of the meeting were rendered to Commodore
Perry who was present, for his highly interesting
paper and copy of the same requested for pubica-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

The Academy of Medicine held their semi-monthly
meeting al the New-York University on Wednesday
evening, Prof WILLIAM PARKER in the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. After which Drs O'Riey and Porter were
elected members Of the Academy.
A communication was received from Prof j. Simpson
III Edinburgh on the local action of Carbonc Acid Gas
la an anasthetic which, after being read referred
the Committee on Materia Mcdica. A communics-
on was received from DIR. Terry of Paris on the ac-
lion of Perchorde of Iron. Referred to the Commit
ee on Materia Medica.
Prof JAS. NJ. SMITH stated that some time slace
Aey had made the brother of the King of siam an
honorary member of the Academy and sent him dipo-
ma according to their usual custom in such cases. 1t
bad not been acknowledged, and many OF the members
lad doubted if the Prince had received 1t. He was
sppy therefore to present to the Academy letter from
Dr. House of SIAM which he had just received, thank
rpbem in the name of the Prince for the honor which
iIty had conferred upon him.
Prof SMITH, a. Chairman of the Committee on
hles, reported that the prize of 500 had been
svArded bv the Committee to DR.. JAS Stuart OF No.
y Blocker street for the best essay on Cholera In
hrtum.
| Dr. Is.Aos then read paper on the Physiology and
Ncroscopical Anatomy OF the Kidney, which was re-
c,yed with great applause, and referred to the Com
Irtee on Publication.
| Committee Of five was appointed by the Presl-
iest to nominate thirty Delegates to the American
Medical Association. After which the Academy al
louned
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT Bills.
RECOVERY OF A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT
OF THE BOGUS MONEY.

On Wednesday evening two men named Amss
REYNOLDS and Martin Devlin called at the dry-gOods
store of Andrew L. Byrne No. ls7 Grand street, and
offered in payment for few yards of muslin which
they purchased counterfeit ive-dolar bill % the
Ocean Bank of this city. The clerk, not liking the
anpearance of the bill, made excuse 10 go out, and
soon learned its character and also that similar bill
had lust before been offered at the boot and shoe
store No. l36 Baxter street. The proprietor OF the
store was then requested by the clerk 10 cal with him
Al the store Of Mr.. Byrne and see either of the two
men was the person who had attempted to pas upon
him the bill. He did 20, and identified Devlin. The
clerk then went out for policeman, snd soon returned
Deylin had in the mean time gone off. Reynolds was
still there and the officer arrested him and conveyed
him to the Police Station.
During the night the wife Of the prisoner called and
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

EsIDENT in the chair for the purpose of hearing
frs OF committees, none having been made since the
SANITATION Of the present Board
I A petition from sundry property owners was pre-
cet psyns the Common Council an apple alton
as legislature against opening Prospect square PARK.
= committee reported favoraby 70 the petitioners aud
n VS. nded that Union street be extended through tie
A II was stated that the owaers OF the ground had paid
u upon IL fog last twenty and they either wished
TO accept IT, assessing the expenses upon the whole city
fsy 70 the Legislature blot It from The Commissioner
9uaPAIk. -, -,
Tie resolution TO extend Union street through the
ont I'D lost and with il the Recommendation Of tbs
HSnittee
Reconsideration Of the vote jus, taken was moved and
hiped
hh Fowler then moved TO take up the subject OF
before the Legislature in relation 10 this fAFS az
EEihe special order for Monday week next winch WA
se Assessment Committee reported IN favor OF
tasGTeen avenue Colyer street Ninth avenue, BnshwA
-ssna aloughby street.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-h ADMIRALTY
MARCH s, is5s.-Bssore Jadse BsTrs.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
William II. Wells sst the Schooner Anns Caroline.
The two schooners John wells and Anne Caroline.
ating the daytime through Cape May inlet int
Delaware Bay wind, both close hauled.
Caroline the srboard and the Wells on the lag
boao tack. In collision whereby the Wells was inmed
aiely sunk ye.el and became total lose.
The held upon Law and facts Of the that the
suffering had By her pleading proofs shown hssssh
that IL the disaster caused BY fault either
de primarily with her and shs must beer the
qusuees.
Libel disrnissed.
" alter d. c. Bosss ss- the Brig Loutra
The brig a Portuguese vessel of about 100 tunn
burden found By the stssntug Hunte on the 18th January
lat fifteen twenty miles below Sandy Hook light, on the
coast, with signal up for pilot 49,
hs tus ooh Der in " and brought into this habor With
out injury or the her crew. within psrod a
i've The service wa a. performed tn the d>y
The bssnt proves ON bis part that the Of bic
nseed 10 paw the service The scion brought
recover ta sum the libel charges that the vessel 4
Tor he claimant proved that the brig Only required pis
that her master Of the could spssk En-
dish sd that By signs and figures paved between the nases
and the In tia q undefsood the bns that
PORTUGUESE mTess and not COO the price asesd = b
paid That offered TO the tesnt sne refused eeos
suit brought -,
The Court held that the service Of tovsys merely.
and thai the sndsd unresSossbs ana exc
that the master had made eh srsement under
but that this big In no peril and ~ -
entitled TO than fair eompsnssnoe vn.ea.
sdudxsd be 90 uiirsss or Sns nou.
William Y. Dodge and otheu AZ the arp ,eh1
The ship John Stuart and the bark dfeonPca.s
came ia soSss between the Chtsehs isas1 saa CsAss
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
FILLMORE AND DONELS0N RATIFICATION
MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE.

T, obedience 10 a call upon the faithful issued
She National Club, and timidly promulgated by a
Nv misunderstanding posters csnging tremblingly to
Ne obscure corners Of out-ofhe-way streets small
.umher Of submissive and resigned individuals At
spded ratification meeting at the Tabernacle on
Wodrcsday evening The gas burned dimly, and a
Mass band doorously performed Hail Columbia and
ssdly executed the Stcr Spangled Banner, Willing
away the tedious minutes until the tardy public arrived
h Numbers respectable that II deemed advisa-
Ne 10 begin. Tie our-legged banner of the National
Cub graced the gallery surmOunted by thin strip
Il sky.blue canvas, bearing, in all the gloss of new
naDt and gliding, the names Of Fillmore and Donelsoh
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Vas RiPER,
Who read very formidable list of Vice Presidents and
marks The burden OF Mr.. Van Ripcrs speech was
Mr. Wax RpeI; what Mr.. Van Ripper bad done, and
That Mr.. Van Ripper proposed to do NY. Van Ripper
poned TO the newy p0ined inscription the strip of
hyblue canvas and called upon the faithful to gaze
upon our bauner." The faithful gaZed upon our ban
per" accOrdiI gly. Wien they had gazed their fill
Mr.. Van Ripper introduced Mr.. WALDO HUTcHINGs,
tbe President of the meeting. Mr.. Waldo Hutcmngs
proceeded to delectate the faithful with an elaborate
sItenporaneous speech Of about thirty minutes. The
;snOr Of Mr. Hutchings's speech was Missouri Com
uromise'' Henry Cay and I" a sure thing at the
55e1t November election" He introduced Mr.. Chand-
lsr OF Dutchess County, who was a delegate 10 the
Philadelphia Convention. Mr.. Chandler spoke about
twenty minutes The heavy metal Of Mr. Chambers
.peec6 was "Nigger," 8" Black Republicans" "Abo-
tonists - "Bill Seward" and This Internal niger
usiness He also informed the faithful that he is
afrst-rate judge of WOOL" Being ntiDidaed by three
theers, he sat down.
Tho disconsolate band performed Yankee Doodle in
quick time after which the President introduced Mr.
E. o. PERRIN of Tennessee. Mr.. PERRIN OF Tennes-
~e spoke about three quarters of al hour. The
splc of Mr.. Perrin's speech "The American
atty" "Franklin Pierce" "Greytown," JEFF.
DAVIS, "Bll Marcy" and the glorious wars of the
present Administration. His remarks were received
Nth much applause and evidently gave immense sat
.iscton to the assembled National Clubbers
After few remarks from Mr.. VAS RIPER, who re-
appeared for the occasion, the meeting adjourned.
There no great enthusiasm, and it was evidently
Club swallowed the Fillmore pill.
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SHOCKING ATTEMPT At MURDER.
ARREST OF MAN FOR CUTTING HIS
UTyL,.S TfuDntT

The cry Of murder proceeding yesterday after
noon from the residence of Thomas Downing, No. 2lO
Greene street, threw the whole neighborho u into
state OF great excitement and Policeman Rockwell Of
the Fifteenth Ward being near rushed into the house
and there found the wife Of Downing lying upon the
floor with fearful cash her throat from which the
blood was pouring fast. Aphyscian was Immediately
called and on examination he found that the windppe
had been severed. After dressing the wound Ms.
Downing stated tina, her husband had attempted TO
Kill her with razor Downing was then secured and
taken before Justice Flandreau to whom he stated
that the wife had Inflicted the injury upon herself and
that he was entirely innocent OF the crime charged
upon him. He looked very much excited, and
although not under the immediate influence of liquor,
showed evidence Of having recently led very DISH
pated life. The magistrate locked him up to await
the resu of the injury inflicted, which is pronounced
by the attending physician to be highly dangerous.
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declared her husband to be innocent. She aso in
formed The officer where Devlin couh be found. Ms.
Reynolds tLen, accompanied By officers Conway and
koss, proceeded to Devns house IN Mott street ant
there succeeded in anesing him, but not unti he had
thrown large oll Of bill. into the stove. The OH
fortunately saw the movement, and rescued the bills
from tn lames. The roll proved TO contain slsJ IN
counterfeit Is bills on the Ocean Bank. aud SIS IL
counterfeit g bills the Bank of Westerly, X. |.
Both the PRISONERS were subsequently taken before
Juiice Wood and committed fl examination. There
some grounds for suppcsing Reynolds to be inno-
cent q any feIonious ntent.
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lArM RAILROAD AccIDENT.-COroner Connery
IN inquest yesterday At the SewYoIk Hospital upon the
!oAn eastman, child SIR years Of who was aoei'
sy run over Al the corner Of Tweutythird street aud
leeiA avenue Wednesday last by freight train the
River Railroad and fatally injured IL appears that
e.sed hsd Hnoo:eryed BY the driver, jumped upon one
and both Of his ess severed by them He lived
a.. pAen's N Twenty third street, The Jury rendered