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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06
Mnrhena.

New York, April4 Flour to 10c lower; sales 5000
60 75i common to good Chic extra 95 a S.;
extra Genesee a s 25. Wheat is held higher, but is
scasce sales 900 bushels; Southern white SIS 624;
Southern red 40. Oats steady; sales 800 bushels;
quiet; sales 900 bushels mixed &c. store; white 6s
69c for new; yellow 6S 69c for new Pork closes bet
tiers sales $50 barrels $23 40 % 80; prime 10 80
10 CO. Beef firm; sales 26I bbls country mess Sl2 rs
IA CO., prime 10 75a II so; repacked Ohio 10 90 l6f;
prime mess &c 20. Llr steady, sales $50 bbs 14s
14kc Bacon quiet, Hams 104 allie; shoulders Ole.
Butter heavy; Ohio Is a zoe; State Is 25 Whiskey
steady; sales 800 bbIs; Ohio q; Prison do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

AN ExcrrINa SCENE took place at Niagara,
near the Suspension Bridge on the Slst ult.
Mr.. f. Q. Taylor, of Herkimer County.
had attempted TO descend by the perilous
steps near the -four mill on the river bank.
and on reaching the bottom he slipped and fell
into the water just below the bridge, near the
shore, and when first seen was rolling over.
being borne along by the strong current, until
he reached rock, and with some difficulty
reached its top. People gathered on both sides
of the river, and it was determined to send
down rope, though he could not be seen from
the projecting point over his head. When it
was lowered hundred feet, it got entanglea
among the rocks and trees, aud three brave
men undertook the hazardous service of free
ing it, and tor more than an hour worked hard
to conduct the ladder down the precipice, while
it was let down from above, until cheers and
handkerchief waving on the other side Of
the river, showed that it was accomplished.
Mr.. Crane, Clutch butcher" went down
to help the man up, but he declined his assist
ance, leaped to the shore and commenced the
ascent OF three hundred feet, the crowd being
frantically excited He reached the top, and
was caught up and borne upon their shoulders,
which added to his exhaustion, and gave his
thanks. He is fifty one years OF age. Crane,
the brave butcher, came up after him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

POLICE CoURT-Satsrday, April 4-Robert
Power, hailing from Woburn. became over-po,oer-
ed with liquor, and was brought up for drunken
ness. He acknowledged the soft impeachment,
and paid 80 and costs for his folly
Lysander Borton was discovered in a very like
condition of spiritual elevation, and paid the
same amount of fine and costs, which Patrick
Manihan, brought up for the same offence was
entirely unable to do. Patrick was in forlorn
condition altogether. He was when taken, en-
tirely disqualified for the use of his legs being
Frustrated upon the street, and exposed to the
cold night winds. when the officers fortunately
passed by. They took compassion upon him,
and the Court finally ordered him to jail for thir-
ty days, where he will have a chance to recruit
and reform.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

IMPORTANT FROM KANzAs-THE RUFFIANs
FIXING THINGS FoR THE ELECTION The Lee
compton correspondent Of the st. Louis Demo
Graf says, that the census takers in Kanzas are
doing their work in bad manner-missing some
neighborhoods entirely, and not taking the names
ofhalf the actual residents Of Others, -meaning,
Of course, the free State neighborhoods. There
has been much quarrelhns between the squatters
land associations in different parts Of tho terrific
~. Several deputy marshalS we're arrestinp no.
litical prisoners on charges growing out Of the
difficulties Of last Summer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

KALLooH's TRIAL. = The testimony in this
case was nearly finished on Saturday, but owing
to the absence Of witness, was not concluded
and the Court adjourned to this morning. The
defence do not appear to have materially shaken
the strong prinlG .taeie case made out by the
government, but have, in some respects, strength
ened it. A verdict of acquttal is out of the ques-
ton. There may be some jurors, SO hard to be
convinced as to prevent verdict of guilty. This,
we are satisfied, is the UTMOST that the defendant
can hone
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PITTsBURe, April "A letter received here
from a responsible source, dated Fort Dodge,
Iowa. March %, says that a settlement of twenty
families, at the head waters of the Des Moines
river, had been attacked by Indians, and, it was
supposed, all murdered. Only two houses were
visited by the persons bringing the news, in which
fourteen dead bodies were found. Some had been
shot, and Others inhumanly dubbed to death.
1t is supposed that the whole number of per-
sons comprising the settlement were killed or arc
now in captivity. A meeting of citizens was
called on the 22d ult, and company Of fifty or
hundied men had organized to march ana take
vengeance on the Indians, and rescue any person
that may be found with them.
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REBELLION AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-Judge
Drummond. formerly of Utah, has addressed
letter to the N. Y. Herald in respect to the
practical notification of United States laws
by Brigham Young and his followers. He
says -
"Really the only law that can be enforced
IN Utah territory is the law of the church,
and that law Is given to the people by Brig
ham, from time to time as the saints become
wise and capable of enduring ''more light"
The laws of Congress and the federal author
ity are wholly disregarded by the Mormons,
and the federal officers are treated as spies of
the federal government and enemies to the
Mormons. Hence, sir, you can see that it is
utterly impossible to bring the law to bear on
these men, when all the jurors, witnesses,
&c, are Mormons, and wholly subject to the
VIII OF Bingham Young, whose will and pow
er are supreme in this territory, What the
government will do with these tratorous DIES.
perados l cannot divine; but certain it is
unless different course is pursued it is use
less to send officers there who can do no good
No court can be held and no Mormon brou ght
to justice without the aid of strong army.
4hls am sorry to say is true, but practical
experience has taught me this solemn truth,
which deeply regret.
"Ihe recent outrage in Salt Lake City in
the burning of about nine hundred volumes Of
law, principally furnished by the government,
together with the entire record of the SUI
prene court and all its appendages, was one
OF the most corrupt and reasonable acts that
was ever committed in the United States, and
was most clearly done under the order, advice
and direction of Governor Young, whose
duty it is to see that the law is most VILLAIN
eously trampled under foot, and wickedly
violated by his desperate followers.
"ln conclusion, have only to say that the
set OF men who accept any office or position
in Utah, under the administration of Mr..
Buchanan, or any administration, do SO at
their peril, for it is evident beyond doubt, that
every man in Utah territory holds his life at
the will of Brigham Young, and it is equally
certain that not only he, but all his followers.
are secret and deadly sworn enemies of the
institutions of the American form of govern
ment; and without the aid of the military
power no man is safe in life or property in
attempting to enfore any law, rule or man.
date in which a Mormon is party to the
proceeding. This is a desperate state Of
things in America; but nevertheless these
are stubborn facts, as any and all men will
find who try the experiment"
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New Land Districts,

WASHINGTON, April 4.-rhere are three new
land districts in Kanzas the sites for which have
been, established by the President, as follows =
Delaware District at Doniphan, Usage at Fort
Scott, and Western at Ogden. The site for the
new land district in Wisconsin is Eau, St. Claire
There is an unusually large number of applicants
for consulships. The President this morning in
formed his friends that next week is to be entire
ly devoted to foreign affairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

CRY 0RDTNANoE.-The attention of our read
ers is called to the ordinance, in another column,
against using wooden spit boxes, or spit boxes in
which tam saw dust, or other combustible materi-
al is placed None too great caution.can be ia
ken to guard against fire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

EXPULSION OF A SPIRITUAL MEDIUM FROM
HARVARD UNIvERsITY.-rh monotony Of
college life at Harvard University has recently
been interrupted by the expulsion of one of
the students. 1t appears that student Of di-
vlnity, protesting to be spiritual medium, and
who had succeeded in duping large "circles'
in this city aud the neighboring towns, VEN
tured to invite several members of the Faculty
to witness his surprising feats, which are said
to have surpassed any similar performance of
the kind. At this sitting, however, his career
was suddenly checked by the discovery made
by Professor of the Scientific School, that the
tables were moved and the music of the spirits
produced by trick of his feet. A meeting of
the Faculty has been convened, and the mat.
ter thoroughly investigated, which has resulted
in the expulsion of the delinquent, who has
hitherto sustained an unbemished reputation
among his fellow students, who mainly be-
leve him to be self deceived, Boston Journal.
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Walkers Victories Confirmed.

New York, April s. The Herald has received
private letters from Gen. Hennngsen, dated at
Riyas, March 10, confirming in every essential
particular, the reports brought by the Texas of
the recent victories of Walker over the Costa Ri
can troops. Henningsen states that the battle
lasted ten hours that only fifty of his own
troops, while four hundred of the allies were
killed, and that the enemy were utterly defeated.
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ST. LOUIS, April 4-The officers of the steam
er st. Mary. from Council Bluffs, report that four
were shot at Plates Mouth, Nebraska Ter
Iitory, on the 10Th of March, by order of vigil
lance committee, and that five others were ban
ished from the Territory and forbidden to return,
under pain of death. The offence was claim
Jumping
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INHALATIoN.-Dr c. Howard Marshall, of
New York city, so celebrated in curing all diseas
of the head. throat, lungs, and blood, is still
at the Bay State House, Worcester, where he
will remain all the week. See the Doctors ex-
PLANTATION of the above disease, on the third page
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

We understand the celebrated Algernon Quar-
tette will give one of their popular entertain-
ments at Brinley Hall, this evening We hope
to see full house on this their first appearance.
Go early to secure seats
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Gse 4ailp sPg,
MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1857.


The press Of advertisements upon our columns at TINS
time SUCH that must request our patrons t. hand IN
their avors early in the day in order TO secure their IN
sertion In the issue Advertisements for the Week
he harded in Monda in order to secure ther
inseriinn.
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BALTIMORE, April 4.-lhe Wilmington .Tow-
nal admits that its account of the defeat of Gen.
Walker, purporting to have been received from a
vessel that put into the mouth of Cape Fear Riv-
er, was first of April hoax, and chuckles over
the uress
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tiers of Land Officers have been appointed for
Minnesota CHARLES 6 Wagner at Saltwater
Samuel Plummer at Farbault; George B. Clith-
erall at0jibeway; Milton Il. Abbott is appointed
Receiver of Public Moneys at Saltwater.
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Sentence for Murder.

CHICAGO, April 4.-William Jackson and Sam
uel Gilmore were convicted of murder in the Cir
cult Court, to-day, and sentenced to be hung on
the l4th of May next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

Peck's Cement Drain Pipes-The subscrib-
er takes this method again inform the people Of Wor-
cester and vicinity that he prepared manufacture
to order, Gem mt Drain Piper any quantity an any
desirable size, from three to six inches diameter These
pipes perfectly understandable and will last for ages
either in dry wet locations They have been thorough
y tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition to the ivantages above stated these pipes are
cheaper than any othr material used for draining pur
poses All orders promptly supplied by the subscriber at
his work shop No So Mechanic Street, where specimens
may be seen JAMES c. PECK
mchlS diff
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INTERESTING FROM WAsHINGToN. - Wash
iagtot, april 4.-Mr. Appleton goes into the
State Department on Monday. Col Greene's
friends have obtained time for consideration
Of his case. Peter Higgins is pushing Pat
Riley for Postmaster in Boston, making the
fourth candidate in the field.
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THE GREAT NNGLIsH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
rFTPPRA Urn . JsrtT % DTTy @

CELEBRA TED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clarke, NJ.
D., PHYSICIAN Extraordinary to the Queen. This nyau-
able Medicine is unfang the cure Of all those painful
and dangerous diseases incident to the Female copstu
ton.
It moderates al excess removes all distractions, aud
brings On the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be usei two three previous to conGne.
ment they fortify the constitution, and lessen the suffer-
ing during labor enabling the mother to form her du
ties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
me FIRST IHREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
my are sure to BRING on Miscarriage, but at any
other tune they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous or Spinal Affections pin in
the Back AMI Limbs BeavnesF Fatigue on Slight ENer
lion, Palpitaon Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Hys
tercs Sick Headache Whtesand all the painful diseases
occasiened by dsordefed system these Pills will eject
cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain ren caorne antmony,
or any other mineral
Full direetions accompanying each pack Price, in
the United States and Canada, one Dollar,
Sole agents for this country,
I. @. BALDWIN 4 CO., Rochester, N Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. y, 9EEERAB AGENTS.
n 3. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any
mail.
For sale by BuRR, FOSTER & CO. No. oornhil,
bost9n' oy Bush Co., wholesale and rssaii agents.
and by druggs ,s1etsy dawSm moh6
PeEsuDed Observation-Disclosures or gentleman
Weuo remain under the curse Of dsagreeate breath
When using the "2ALM A THoUsANp FIffwrps', az
aentr9ee would not ooly render sweet butleage The
eeth Nhlte as aiahaster' Many persons do not know
their breath is bad, and The subject is go delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single drop Of
baim on your tooth brush and wash the tfeth night
ana morning bity cent bottle will last 8 veal
ABEAUTlFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
oy using the "iIalm OF Thousand Flowerso Il will
remove tan, pmpes, and ireckes from tie skin leaving
loi sott ana rnseate hue Wet towel, pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE bAsY.-Wet your shaving brush
N ether warm or e,o WATER pour two or three drops
OF "tALN OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard WE'LL
auu u Wi make beautiful soft laher, much facilitating
by all Druggists Beware Of commercials None genu
inc unless signed by
w. P FETBIDqE 4 co
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WASHINGTON, March 4-General Thomas to-
day resigned his position as Assistant Secretary
of State, and Mr.. Appleton was Immediately
sworn in. He will take the position ON Monday.
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VERMONT STocK. Col. Abram Foot OF
Cornwall last week cold to gentleman from
missouri his valuable Black Hawk horse, six
years old at three thousand dollars,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

R. S. Spoford Of Winchendon, has been SUI
perceded in clerkship at the Attorney Generals
Office, Washington, by J. F. Skunk of Pennsyl-
vania
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W. P FEFRIDGE L CO.,
aw6m Franklin Square, New York
DRAPMR a GL-aRn

W and 30 Front str ct receiving from different nur
nS MUS me following brands OF Flour which they will
ell at the lowest cash price quarry Mills Samuel P
Ey,l Louis Chopin j. G. Stone, e. H. Beach Aartll nd
NIL Delphi dils FarmeTs Mills and many other brands
with nan barrels o various qualities; also Corn I'VE.
and Me 81, Beans, Butter nc. Also Lime Cement al
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover SEED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06

Mns5e.-MR. MATTHEW ARBUoKLg, Leader and Di
rec of Fiskes Coruet Band having concluded to re
mar perman ny with the Band, has little spare time
which h would wish TO devote to teaching all kinds of
Brass instruments Pupils wishing take LESSONS the
Cornet oa any other instrument, will find terms by call
ing at Marshs Music Store Isaac Fiskes instrument
maker.
Music arranged with care for either Brass or String
Bands. dt mch5
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REpuRIICAN srIrn 1,n,.,,I...-.. ;.

PUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
state CONVENTION Of the Republican Members ~ tbe
eRsaure and Of delegates from the several stiles and
towns OF the Commonwealth not represe ted by Repubi
cans IN the Legislature, will be held at the mn oF H.
hOuse o. Representatives., Boston, on Wednssday The
tWenty-lecond day Of April next at seven o,eiock n m
lot me purpnsA OF CHOOSING 4 STATE CEN
lhAL CoMMlFTEE for the present year, and 10
ue necessary steps to concentrate and organize tbe
Ioca sentiment Of the State opposed 10 the further exc
tension Of slavery md TO all It's aggressions; and also Ia
consider the condition u State finances and initiate
State Expenses N 'eiOaui III
HENRY Y0SB, p.,
VEl0RUS TAFT, - S1 pn, COMMITTEE
N. HlNCKLEY, VI nvPupioan members
WENDELL n y VIs o. the Legislature
j. H. GOODRICH
Chairman State Republican Committee
Boston, March 49, 1851
Seed, Secd.-Tmothy, Glover, Red Top, and white
Clover Seed, for sale by DRAPER Il CLARK
apo dSw % and SO Front street.
GEO. r.. SPUR
(sucoessor TO l.. I. Lgzell)
WHOLESALE s RETAIL DRUGGIST
And dealer in 0od Plat a Foil, Mn raj Teeth ma
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer Of soda Water and
syrups. "1'St a"o
N. .. Physicians Prescriptions carefully pr,r,,o1
rom the best medicines. Az ''P rSn
DIR. ]. M. RICE.
Omce No. 4 Huntington BtocI,.
Corner OF Main and Front Streets.
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DOctolcss M ". GGRALDs,

Also gives special attention to the treatment of P,sta
Complaints, and diseases Of Children
" IA Newbury STREET, between Pleasant and austin sts
50 du
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Ho M cor ATHIsTl
Wll meet his office patients hereafter from to and
to P. NJ. No. q SUols', ~"
Worcester, May 20, 1856
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Bnsh's Cough Care Loyc,,-,., 49,. 49,
20 aay 9tAer ed!etie in the form Of Candy or o, CO..
ges Tor me cure Of Colds Coughs Hoarsness u Glen
t GroT Sr mhoop9g Tough Sore Throat and al disease If
6 81 ana sold at wholesale and retail by RUSH
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Cougls, Horasoness and BrOmcbitTs,

RRoWE's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence to the
affected parsj the sedativs and soothing effect to the NH
cous lining Of the windppe into the BroDchi aays pull
monary Irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections which public speakers
and singers are liable. d&w6m ali
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ANN. DEYENS, nOAR, s. HILL,
ATTORNEPS AND coURSELLORS ar LAY
NJ, no. worcester Bank Block Worcester, Mass.
10 az AN' - "ANAf Hilh'
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AMES o. W iLLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW (
No. els Mnin Street.,
a. WORCESTER. MASS. div
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. 1I8 Main street, Worcester.
DR. NEWTON.

Has removed his oficefrom 1873 Main street to AMERICA,
House. BLOCK, directly opposite where he win be happy
tosee patrons and friends APPS dtf
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DnvI,Ns n,n,n

mEse ss 1SOawtn, MI experienced and success
va aldwile holds herself in readiness day and night
Of attend to the dnaa At her profeas,r E,sidenr Isl
Austin street Az 80,
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81 DAnMIiN


N0s. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass,
nsAhf OHAFNi APPLETON DADMUN.
apl Iu -
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DIR. Henry SHrge4it gives special tts-.t,, b.
Diseases Of the Rye once No IL Worcester BanE Bic
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sons PEpTs ', ana Dyspt psa.-DR. HARRT
acne, sour stomach Flatueuce and every form 81 Tnii
@ ai ansy are Tonic and and Laxstiye operate with
o aud pam ana dter from all physical pills For PILES
gSGuhg they are Incompatible They Five eoIoT to he
sc ia aG,i0n o. the Liver and assist nature Pre-
or sale by the Proprietor M . rv.,.,-- rr..--
by all Druggists dsodSI 1sr1' 'NT AL9HLn1 ana