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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-31

The wife Of Captain Terrill, who, on
his death few days ago in Charlottville. Va,
emancipaied eighty or more slaves, was a ma
tive of Salem, Mass. He leaves no children,
but has from time to time adopted and edu-
Gated several. He was one ofthe wealthy far
mers Of AlbemaFe county, where the slave
population is as 6 to l of the white. Warm
hearted, genial and generous, both he end his
wife were forward in every good work, says
the Salem Gazette.
Mrs. Julia Fisk, of North Brookheld,
n. Y, has been convicted of an attempt to ex-
tort money from widow Ferguson. of Madi.
son, by sending letters threatening to kill her
and her children. Mrs. F. was in respecta.
BILE position, and was attended on her trial by
her husband, sister aud, several of her little
children. They all cried bitterly when the
verdict was rendered. 1t will send her to the
state prison.
The Oldest newspaper in Holland, the
HarlemsLe CoMGnt, had been published two
hundred years on the 8th of January last.
For more than one hundred years it has been
owned by the family of the present editors,
Johannes Enschede and Son. The paper was
first started by Abraham Castelyn.
The canal tunnel cayed in last week
at North Bend, Ohio. II is the same which
caved ~ in 1910, as General Harrison was
riding over it, and his life was only saved by
his horse becoming frightened aud making a
su den leap upon safe ground.
The supreme court of Michigan has
decided that, under he law of congress, max
ing the new silver coin legal tender for all
sums OF five dollars and under banks can pay
their circulating notes, Of denominations Of
So and under. when presented in larger guam
titles than five dollars, in such coin.
A new air-spring for cars has recently
been tried on the Harlem and Erie roads, and
is pronounced satisfactory. The air is COM
pressed in inverted cups, ingeniously con-
structed TO avoid leakage. II gives the great.
est possible motion to the car. and set costs
but $40.
The Paindealer Office at Waukesha,
Wisconsin, aud five other buildings were burnt
on Saturday night loss $50, 900. The Pied
mont machine works at Lynehburg, Waive
burnt on Wednesday; loss 100000.
The New York Jews have introduced
choral singing into their worship, and among
other pieces give part Of IL know that my
Redeem er liyeth, from the oratorio Of the
Messiah
A letter from Weston, Kansas, dated
March 20, states that the free state legislature
had adjourned to the fourth Of July.
Hon. S. S. P. Fay, Judge of Probate
for Middlesex county has revgned. He is up
wards Of eighty years Of age, and has held
his position for some thirty years.
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LOCAL NEW S.

THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE RUSSIAN
WAR.-At last this curious and interesting exhi-
biiion has closed in the city Of Providence. Night
and day, has it been crowded for two weeks in
that city 1t opens in this city, to night, at Hor-
ticultural Hall Ample arrangements have been
made to seat 500 None will be admitted after
the hall is comfortably full. We clip the follow
ing from the Providence journal;
"Nevel before have we seen such an immense
number, on q like occasion, as visited Howard
Hall, Saturday afternoon. Long before the time
appointed of opening, the passage-ways leading
10 she Hall, and in fact the street, was one dense
mass Of people. To undertake to sell tickets was
imDossible as soon the doors were open, the
Hall was Immediately filled. All attempts to
keep order were OF no avail; the Hall was closed,
and every attempt was made by the police and
proprietors to have the people seated which. had
thew done, all might have seen, but their efforts
were unavailing. Permission was then given to
those VINO could not see. that il they chose to
leave the Hail. they could have their tickets at
the door, and use them again Here again en-
sued scene which heggars description The en-
try and passage-ways being so crowded by the
people, who were anxious to gain admission, that
those who wished to leave the Hall were unable
to do so. Five hundred tickets were given to
those who left the Hall. There was then ample
room for all to see had they seated themselves !;
but though everything was done that could be
done, still it was of no avail 1t is estimated that
upwards of 1000 people were unable 10 gain ad-
mittance. Westminster street, between the
hours of two and three, was one dense crowd of
people; nothing like it was ever seen in Provi-
denee. The Hall, which will seat 500 people,
was again filed to its capacity in the evening,
when everything passed off in good style. The
proprietors deserve much credit in the way they
have managed this excellent Exhibition, since its
opening in this city. Mr.. Packard as lecturer,
has made himself very popular; and the singing,
by Mr.. Chandler, deserves much praise"
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THIRrT-FoURTH CONGRESS.
FRIDAY, March %
SENATE not in session.

SENATE not in session.
HoUsE.-In the House, the bill, defining the
rights OF voters and commissioners of election
in the District of Columbia was consdered.-
After struggle of two hours, the bill was re-
committed to the committee Oh the District of
Columbia.
MIR. Lane, of Oregon. called attention to the
horrible sutferings of the whites Oregon and
Washington Territories, caused by the unres-
trained outrages of the Indians 5000 Of
whom, OF various tribes, are located therein
He alluded to the frequent mnrde commit
ted, and said that no step of the administra-
ton had, thus far. been ofservice in restrain.
ing these savage atrocities and that unless
prompt action is ,aken, the white settlements
will! be wiped out entirely. He earnestly APP
pealed tor an appropriation Of $500 OOO to Sc
cure the services of friendly Indians, no
alone can, in the summer time, penetrate to
the hiding places and businesses of the foe. He
introduced bill for that purpose, and it was
referred to the Committee on Ways andMeans.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

SATURDAY, March 20.
SENATE--An act to incorporate the Ire
mont Gas Light Company, took its several
readings and was engrossed.
The House resolve relative to preparing an
Index of the Journals of the Senate and
House, came up from the other branch. and
was debated. The resolve was opposed on
the ground that it involved an unnecessary
expense. 1t was passed to be engrossed un
der suspension of the rules
EagroSSed- concerning husband and
wife; relating to the return of writs in civil
actions before Justices of the Peace and Po-
lice Courts; in addition to an act suppressing
horse racing, approved april Sth, 1916.
amendment to the ConStitutjon-Th Resolve
providing for al amendment to the Constitu-
ton relative to the qualification of voters, re-
curing persons to be able to read and write
in order to be eligible to office, came NJ, the
question being on concurring in the House
amendments. II was debated at great length.
HoUsE.-Mr. Fletcher of Lowell, introduc
ed resolve appropriating sum not exceed.
ing $1,000 TO pay the clerical duties of the
Attorney Generals office; referred to the FL
nance Go mttee. Mr.. Richie of Boston, a
bill granting the Fitchburg Railroad Co. an
extension OF one year for the finishing Of the
road and branches, under the act OF 1885,
Referred to Railroad Committee.
The House, by vote of 50 to 105, refused
to reconsider the vote by which the bill to
suppress small bills was indefinitely post.
poned.
Ihe bill to incorporate the Massachusetts,
Schoot OF n s5rs~ls..-, - r. -.
vides that Marshal p. Wilder and others nam
ed, shall be a corporation styled the Trustees
of the Massachusetts School of Agriculture,
for the purpose of holding and conducting an
experimental farm and school, for the promo
ton of agricultural and horticultural art. The
corporation may hold real estate to the value of
100000. The bill was extensively criticised
and then recommitted.
The bill to set off part of Braintree to
Quincy, was debated at great length, without
taking the question.
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JOHN SADLTER.-It is now stated that the
amount to which the late John SadGer de-
frauded the people of the South of Ireland. bv
his connection with the Tpperary Bank, and
by the forgery of title deeds Of estates. secu-
rites and private acceptances, is ascertained
to be about 100000, three millions dolarsl
and it is expected it will reach tull half a
million. In these frauds he was assisted by
his brother James, who as sole director and
manager of the bank. permitted him to over
draw his account to the amount of 5000 900,
without the knowledge or consent Of any 9TH
er officer or proprietor of the bank. This is
independent of his frauds and defalcations
elsewhere,
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A General Public SecvjGOP One sees, hears
and knows-we were ing to say, sMELLs--so much of
the odious and dry transactions Of certain class Of
b. okers that it is relief to turn from them survey
the character and of the honorable ones the
money erdis who dif-ren from Shyock as light
from darkness. We spe3k the sentiments of great
number when we assert that A. Jenkins Esq LOG Sud-
bury Street broker of the class ard that for
fairness, pIoby accommodation SPIRIT and lirerality
he is not exceeded by any Boston broker Mr.. Jenkins
has been the means of pro pit and Invaluable relief
thousands of distressed ones when temporarily depressed
by he hard weight of pecuniary embsrrassmens Look
at his card in another column and be sure, that if you
need his aid it will be rendered easy and gratifying
terms.
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When political party or interest is entitled
to representation on committee, / hold it to
be clear that it is entitled to be Represented by
the man OF its oaoa selection On this principle.
Mr.. Speaker Banks was justified, and think,
required to place Mr.. Oliver, of Missouri, on
the Kanzas Investigating Committee. He
was requested to do it by nearly all the
Southern members.
In every view, the selection Is unsuitable,
and even odious. Mr.. Oliver location. alone.
in the Border Rufiian counties of Missouri. is
an insuperable objection to it. His personal
characteristics, also, are precisely such as un-
MT man for aplace requiring judicial fairness
and GOODNESS.
But the selection is net that of the Speaker.
but of the South, who was entitled to one
man of their choice
That choice, for their own interests, was
most ill, advised OF course they would Sc
lect man who was reliably with them in
principle and feeling, but they should have
selected man whose minority report, if one
is made, would have carried some weight
with it; such man as Gov. Aiken, of S. c.,
for example, whose probity of character is as
unquestionable as is his devotion to the inter-
ests Of slavery. OF all the men in the House,
the South could not have selected man so
hopelessy destitute of power to do them any
good. as Major Oliver, the representative of
Platte county, Missouri. Unjust have afford
ed the Speaker malicious delight to comply
with the request for this appointment, which
they so pertinaciously urged upon him.
The southern managers are too shrewd not
to perceive what is so obvious. and the ex.
PLANTATION is, that they We're caught in their
own trap. III luck has attended them in this
whole business of the Kanzas investigation
Major Oliver was personally very anxious to
be on the committee, and they ere disposed
to oblige him by amending him to the
but they never anticipated that the Speaker
would crafty q them. After they were all
nicely in the trap, Mr.. Banks quietly sprung
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TIE QUESTION soLvgD-why is it that the gentlemen
of The city nicer Linen than the gentlemen
in tina country question often Ed but it is cas- y
answered wheB consider hat the best families in the
city use TAYLoR's PREMUN STARCH PoIIsH, while the
country ladies not yet been enabled to get this
beautiful article of the Laundry Let all ladies try it,
and what difference there win he in ironing clothes,
not to ythtng Of the fine polish gives to linen of
all kinds. D. TAYLOR Jr Proprietor, 10 Broad street
Boston.
Sold in Worcester, by W. o SWEET & CO., General
Agents. nch25 d6t
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NAxrrckrr. Mass Fsb. s. 1856.

NANTUCKET, Mass Feb s, 1856.
j. e. WADLtI9H-D Dear Sir: In to yours Of the
9th instant, will state that by the Of our bottles Of
DELIGHTS SPANISH LT7sgRAL it has prodaced
thick and fine growth Of hair the head of my life
where It had been bald for sight years. BY the Of
i've bottles Capt John G. Buck of this town, has thick
growth Of hair all over the top of his head where has
been bald for the twenty years By the use Of three
bottles Charles F. Robinson, NJ d. Of Nantucket has
thick growth of hair his head where has been bald
Tor ten years As far my obsarva ion extends it has
the universal preference all similar preparations
As q toilet article, it is very superior.
Respectfully, yours,
]. KELLEY, NJ y.
For sale by BUSH CO. 81 Front Street, worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch7 d2taw&wlv
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DISCRETION THE BETTER PART OF VALoR.
We have already stated the fact that Gov.
Bashtord had been rec 1gnized by the Supreme
Court and the Assembly of Wisconsin, as
Governor OF that State. II will be remem
bered that after the withdrawal of Mr.. Bar
stow, Lieutenant Governor Macarthur assumed
the office of Governor. The way in which
Gov. Bashford took possession of the Office is
thus described by the Milwaukee Sentinel 1t
reminds one of Capt. Scott coon, who, on
being satisfied that the Captain was after him.
said, Don't ire, I'll come down."
''About II O'Clock A. NJ. Gov. Bashford.
accompanied by his private Secretary, Mr.. b.
r. Hopkins of Madison, repaired to the Capi
toll and arriving in the vestbule, proceeded
Immediately to the door of the Executive
apartment and found it locked Knocking.
however, the late private Secretary of Mr..
Barstow, Mr.. Hunter, came to the door and
threw 1t open. The Governor, accompanied
by few friends, then entered, and were cor
daily greeted by Mr.. Macarthur, who invited
him to be seated, together with those who en-
tered with him. Mr.. Ryan then approached
Mr.. Macarthur and handed him copy of the
judgment rendered by the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Macarthur, having read the document,
then said 81 have read this paper. Mr.. RYAN,
have you anything further to offer "
Mr.. Ryan Nothing further, sir, unless
Gov. Bashlord wishes to 8 eak.
The Governor We'll, MIR. Macarthur, Ttak.
ing off his overcoat and hanging it over
chair, have come to take possession of these
executive apartments, aud demand of you the
papers belonging thereto, the keys of the
sales, desks, &C., together with all which per-
tains to the Executive chamber.
Mr. MeA-[aitera pause) We'll, Mr.. Bash
ford, or Governor, (smiling, and bowling 10
Bashford) have to say simply this, that |
hold the Office Of Governor OF The State, M
der the Constitution, and denying as do, the
constitutional rights OF the Supreme Court TO
exercise Jurisdiction over the case which they
have just decided in favor of yourself, must
decline 70 vacate these rooms.
Mr.. Ryan asked Mr.. Macarthur II he wished
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND NARROW Escape.
AS the night train Hartford, Ct, to Provi.
denco, was passing a curve in the neighbor-
hood Of Jowett City, on Thursday evening,
the engine came in contact with large stone
which had rolled down upon the road, and
was thrown from the track, turning nearly a
complete snmerset. The engine was badly
damaged, and baggage car was smashed. =
But with the exception of a slight scald and
some bruises, sustained by the engineer, no
person was injured. - Providence Post.
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LEONARD q. co Agents.
Express Office $50 Main Street.
fblsdtf

~ br9mchstts' Coughs, Ilonrremena, Br0tpas
br9nchi@ iroches, Or Voice Loaroges, are made from
llyhY es.ecm,d recipe for che alevatlun o Broncla
M ctinus, Caugtr aracness lrrtarop ot m, Tl,ostr
uer chronic ocresip1ed by cold or unusual exer.Iono
lhs VOC organs IN speaking singing Clerg,men yo-
o'Ne, lawyers ana nl public epoa efs wil lmd them
eh"l tnpls, and valuable ani efficient remedy Con
tanning no opium they can be freely as reqniste
~ JOHN !. BROWN n SON, Proprietorsi
Wholesale Agents Tor New England States WEEKS A.
POTTER, boston.
For s,le in Worcester, by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggiets generally. febi Am
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8. Il. Haywood having taken tbs retail department
OF Goodnow HeyNoods Shoe Store would Announce TO
the patrons OF the concern ad the public gen
orally that has full and wei assorted Stock Of Boots
wear This Stock has been selected with great care ia
well adapted 70 the wants Of this community will be shown
with pleasure, and offered at such prices will insure
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon this establishments Piper Block, No. 267 AIan.st.
Worcester, Feb. an
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For Less than One Cent per MousV,
A NEW ARTICt

ROBINSON HeUcHIN's Dental Scam for cleans
ing The Teeth ard Gums The princpa! Dentists in this
country and II Europe, agree, that If 60 is properly
prepared IS the best thing to clean the Teeth and Gums
~ must ne iree from acids, alkats, ard If possible
ron any ubp easant taste The above Soap has been
comPouded with great care by Of the firm, and will
so9h oe'olne q iayoTite and ndisp article.
Price TEN CENTS PER CAKE enough to last IA
months Forsale wholesale and retail, By
GEO Il. SPURR,
mchS dlf 2Oi Main Street
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MONEY MlssiNs.- We learn that in two Of
TIC banks IN State Street, Boston, last week.
two packages Of bank bills have m,sledously
disappeared Last Tuesday, as We learn, tho
Hamilton Bank lost package of $1,000, and
ON Thursday the Suffolk Bank lost package
OF $4,000. The manner in which this money
has disappeared is at present Involved in mys-
tery,
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Can at the on Mil Manchester Street fer TFsseced
o,l' Boiled and Raw, manufactured by FLAGG & BEN
SON, for sale Wholesale ard Retail
- Also, OIL NEAL, for Fed, in large or small guam
titles to SUIT purchasers.
Worcester, March II, 1856. dtMl#
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SPECIAL NOTTCEs.

DIR. J. ClawsOn Kelley. analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his Office
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Sd and It'll
of April. free of charge, upon all diseases of the hui.
man system. wlt&d5t mch3l
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C0FFfNs AND BURTAT CAsTg.
GEO SESSIONS, CRY Sexton 40 Front Street attends
to all duties arretainirg to the Office Of Undertaken and
keeps constantly on hand Fiss's MeaIie Burial Cases
Collins Caske ard Grave Clothes OF all kinds and sizes
At IT, old stand 40 Front Street, Worcester, Mass
plch1 0
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a. Prcmstss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and store Over Che euinsigamond Bank Entrance 14I
NAN street House On Crescent Stree. All orders
NEE; gith prompt attention particulay attention maid
Drafting Machinery apc3e
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Strangers visiting Boston in quest o. 9Iedoa
Aid" under d1icullies Of "priyate Nature,' win find
to their al ranage to Consult DR. M0EBILL tie ldest
Advertising Physician in Boston Office % Howard St.
mrh6 dam
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Balm of u TbOusaud Flowers Reader,
do you wish beautiful pleXiou? If So e'a{nl
of ThouSand FLotoers II eradicate all Tan, Pimp'es
and Freckles from the For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Tee tn, leaving beautiful perfumed
breath EQUAL!
FETRIDGE Il CO.. Boston, g. r. SPURR sole agent
Worcester. mch26 d1y
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srHAwDEnR1Es-FREsH PROM THE VINES
~e had the pleasure ofseeing, on Saturday morn
Ing, az Curtis cobbs Seed Store, 3ls Washing.
ton Street, Boston, just received from the crane.
ries Of =. 8. Hoi5rook, East Randolph, rather
inviting to the eye, &c, when the ground Is GOV.
cred with snow.
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"THE CouRTEsIEs OF Welded I,rvn ~
Mrs Leslie is having quite run. Itis highly
spoken Of by the papers in all parts OF the conn
try, and appears to be taking its rank as stan
dard book. It may be had of John Keith 4 Co
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mrss ,. sEood wan, an experienced and ess
midwife holds herselfin readiness day and night h
sttendthe duties Of her profssor lesidenne IL Anatn
s4f
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The Milford Journal comes 70 US much irnprov.
ed in rs mechanical execution. Its printed with
new, handsome type and makes decidedly neat
appearance
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Bouebfn's Corn solvent, an InfaIlible
Remedy, for sale by JANIS GREEN. III Vain st.
old in six weeks
See ad erLisement in ano.her c. hmm An ean
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.MUS2C.--A young Lady, qualified to teach vii
give instruction on the Piano TENS $40 per quarter
The hest Of reference given. Apry at this Office.
Worcester, Jan. %. dt
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WESTERN TICKET OrrYr,,

Through Tickets via Niagara Falls Buffalo or New yoyt
city, for Chicago, Rock Island, Gaena, Dubuope, 81,
Pauis, cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Toledo iasaIle
we, nc &c. The only American Il h Route 40 W.
west snd Southwest, running nom continuous pprots
RON New fofN Or Boston, 10 81. ioui pass,p,e,s re
sVed cue Expense and annoyance Of Of transrins the
selves Or heggnge Night Express trains furnished Mn
ret Nsht ears which for comfort 81 endor are un
good until used. N'"
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OBG Father tSAie the parent OF bright eyed TRUTH
is daily developing facts and theories hut among his
progeny fact is nc0nteshle than that
the attending the Introduction of G stones
Liquid Cathartc and Family Physic the public use is
utterly sithout parallel. Those families which have
made the most thorough trial its merits oudest and
most enthusiastic in their ncomiums of its virtues.
admirably meets want long experienced by all classes
of persons, and rapidly gaming thar confidence which
it so richly deserves.-LoUeU Courier.
BUSH CO. Sole Agents for Worcester County
Agents-James Green III Main Street, Worcester; D
B. Wingate, New England Village; @. A. hale Grafton.
uch15 daw1m
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We ndyfre purchasers Of Fancy Goods sud Tovs
or superior Fireworks. to call on BoLnER CT iTFR X
CO. extensive Importers, and II Klby Street Boston
mch4 d3n
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nj orcen1er Hrdronnfhic lna,it.,,s.

w orcester HydPOpathic Hustftut5au
on Aroh and Fountain SITS, ROrceStsT, Mass. TIE
proprietors Of this Institution aim to make it com.
Portable home for invads all seasons The location ia
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoGERs
and has been limited the exclusive use of water
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
Il. p. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out door practice attended to. Office hours 40 PM
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