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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-13

( o. FOR SALE OK 40 LET.-A tso
IN, story House, IA rooms) corner of Green and Win
usiA Ter streets, paper hangnes throughout and
ewJ painted inside and out since it occupied Be-
ing near large business operations opposite the pas
senger depot Of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
T. offers desirable location for any one connected with
ne roa or doing business in that part the city The
situation is admirably adapted for Boarding House. to
accommodate transient company from the railroad there
6eng no accomm dations of the kind ID that vicinity
several hundred dollars having been recently expend
co N repairs, little or nothing in line will be
needed for several years, it being of the most thor
onshy ou houses in the cityj has large dry cars
lone rat proo) The premises contain we'll of soft wa
Yer, dozen or more choice pear trees grape vines &C.
If Sold $500 can remain on permanent MORTGAGE hv
paying interest sem-annuay; terms the balance made
easy Possession given first Of April
Inquire of G. II, HARLOW, IS Front street or g. D
W4bLhfNf l9l Nam street. d& Wf
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- FRESH TRAs.-NeW CROP

FRESH TEAS.-NHW CROP
Hsf8# have just received
SA-aE 500 Chests, cargo of Ariel" Black and Green
800 Chests, cargo Sunny South, !" Black and Greea
Also $50 Chests ooongs Vancouver" the last GTraU-
3D. which is allowed to be the best cargo oolong arrived
Rithin year.
1880 Chests of ooongs "Carrngton" and tPanamar,"
last years. crop, which will he sold very low to close
eoncsrn Also an invoice Of $50 Chests Black aud Green
cargo of Saml RUSSELL yet discharged, but will be
10 few days, Of which shall be pleased to show sam
pies.
The above Teas will be offered at the lowest rates for
sash or satisfactory paper Samples sent if desired
A. H. ADAMS,
fl3 d6wtf ia state street, Boston,
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DIR. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTRBYER.

Warranted superior to any thing Def re the public 70
The cure of Neuralgia, Canker Dysentery, Dayrhea
Pains in the Head, Stomach and Bowels In chronic
cases it should lie used in connection with the Syrup
Manufactured by JOHN MOORE, Warren Mass, sole
proprietor. Sold by all Apothecares and medicine deal
ers dNw3u,A roy13
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REAL, ESTATE

a. SMALL FARM FOR sALE-oon.
% tanning Ten Acres Of Land, in the town Of Barre
As Mass, about and half miles from tie center,
On the Hubbandston road. The buildings consist Of
good twO-sory House Barn, and Blacksmits Shop and
there is also Shoe shop on the premises Il will be sold
very low, and threeouTths Of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for a term Of years Apply to
.,.---I GEORGE T. s. CURTIS,
Real Estate Broker,
-, FOR SALE-The estate OF the subscriber
on Lincoln street, Worcester The land consists Of
Ill ionr acres with broad streets three sides. Upon
several hundred fruit and forest trees The fruit
rees especially pear and apple in full bearing and Of
The best varieties The buildings are dwelling lHse
with l5rooms, including double parlors IS feet square
and library 2o3 by 10 et green house, stable AMI wood
shed portion Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. Also, the estae Mt Vernon Place, now
DC npied by VIM. R. Hooper, Bsq
Worcester, JUICE l, 1851 BENZ. F. THOMAS.
ls5 wifi
ElNOR SALE--A g. nieel Cottage on Piedmont st.;
~ Anew Two Story House on Bluff street; A new Two
story House on Pleasant street TO RENF-Four Ten.
ements on PEASANT street. 81 GE0- I. CURTIS
Iz6 da Union Block 1917 Main St.,
g. FOR SALE-The Dwelling House, No IL
, Harvard street, residence of the late MrJehnson,
AA containing eleven rooms well arranged, with mod
cru improvements The grounds large. well laid out,
and choice fruit in abundance This place will be sold 1T
bargain, aud term made very easy.
ny6 dow aEo I. ). CURTIS, 1871 Main st. r
o. COTTAGE FOR SALE-one Of the
.I5 most desirablei in the city as it is situated near
.the Common, and has about COCO feet Of land well
st0cAed with choice fruit treeI, attached Price $4,000
Inquire at this office. diff f26
EEOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Z THE NASHUA HOTEL, situate at the corner of Sum
mer and Belmont streets, Lincoln Square is now of
cred for sale to rent The house is located one of
he most beautiful squares in the city the
Court House. and Immediately opposite the Nashua r. r.
Depot 1t contains Is well lighted and ventlated
Is supplied with water and gas well adapted for
Hotel or Boarding House, A commodous barn on the
premises, will be sold or leased with the house
Possession given April LIST For further particulars in
qnire of JAMES B BLAKE Ell
Worcester, March 2, 1857. at the Gas Co.'s Office.
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g. A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
,Is two story House. Barn, and three acres of well
cultivated land, within q miles Of the Post Of
hee. The buildings are neg, well built, and never
pied. More land can be had if wanted Terms easy.
INQUIRE Of I. NJ. LAMB.
mch24 p.f 275 Main street.
49, PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR
s;;i SALE.--A genteel residence for business man,
M ply stefan dentist, located Pleasant street, No.
Is, within i've minutes walk Of the Boston and Yorces
Ter Railroad Depot the Post cGce. The house con
tAins sixteen rooms, in ludug bathing room, hot and
cod water in different parts OF the house. furnace range
gas, and other modern improvements and couvenences
and is one Of the most desirable residences be found in
he central part Of the city FIR further particulars ap
py to the subscriber, on the premises
Imy2O off CHAS. r. MOBILES
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0E = - ? = = .
At FISK & G0DDARD's may be found every variety
q Guns and Pistols that desirable for or amuse
Dent, and fixtures for the same ~
1876 Union Block, Main street,
diff Worcester Mass
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/ ALL IMPURITIES OF THE

ALL WEAKNESS OF THE
STOMACH AND KIDNEYS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SALT, 50 LT.-2oo Bags Coarse Fine SAT-, 100
- Rsgs Eue SAT- 10 store and for SAFE wholesale and
FETAL, By NM. D. SWEET X CO..
n az aTas-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Correspondence Of the Democrat.
SACRAMENrO, March 20. Is.

MEsSRs EDIToRS see, with much sur
prise, that there is an impression rather
dcrOgatory to certain members Of the FL
Dorado Delegation, in the Assembly, get
ting abroad because they supported a
bill granting TO Mr.. Gcigcr and others the
right TO construct bridge across the
Sacramento River, at this point. Being
pretty well acquainted in this city and
knowing the general opinion of the people
concerning this bill, take it upon myself
to say that those members Of the lcicga-
tion from your county met entirely, by
their conduct on this matter. the wishes
of the majority Of tho people, and not
withstanding the attempts made by the
opponents Of the bill to slur and SANDER
them, still their character for honesty,
integrity and independence must stand
out unSullicl and purcr than before. 1t
is much to he desired that the sound COM
mon sense for which the people Of FL Do
RADIO are noted will enable them to plainly
see the object of this bare faced ATTEMPT
to slander their representatives and that
they will scout these backbitcrs from
their society with contempt. B.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Correspondence of the Democrat.
Grizzly Flat. Mnrch 2h Is

GRIzzLY FLAT, March 25, 1857.
EDITORs- DEMOCRAT: again ''draD''
you line merely to inform you that We
''still live" and expect 10 flourish cxten.
sivOly as soon as it gets little warmer.
Our town is now most beautifully covered
with snow, and the prospect ofits being
a little more So" is quite encouraging.
But despite the SNOW our burg is rapidly
improving and business is quite brisk.
Yesterday Messrs. Cobb 4 Co., struck
pay dirt in their tunnel, and made ''big-
strike" AS soon as the good news got
noiSed about, the entire hill was stakcd
off and companies formed for tunneling.
The greatest excitement prevails among
the miners in consequence Of the richness
of the Giggings. The miners generally
are doing well.
The foundation of foundry is being
laid in connection with Springer & Co.'S
new saw mill.
Yesterday little son Of Mr.. Walker,
1.-TWO years Old) Of this place, fell in tho
ditch and was drowned. His body float.
cd some two hundred yards before it was
discovered. Yours, G. T.. j.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

DIEr-.N Garden VALLEY. IN the l9h in.
atAnt. Mrs. TLurgEA>,E SNITn. ,uLSoIt II Mar.
shall Smith at Kelsey. in This county former.
~ II KuShvttc, ittIuurS III tire ts tenr ri her
aRc.
The Sacramento Ir - ubh~Ir'l. On the
l.ih "t January the death II hrr eldest dsugl.
ter. Miss Sarah J Smith. anl now The rclaiIra
nnd friends If the family are called upon 10
mourn the less Of the m":hcr.
Rush, illr. Him il. aud Sp rt,, Georgia. pa.
rcrs. please copy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
man..

Personals. NJ. johnson of tho Sem
ate, and DR.. Hamm of the Assembly, paid
their immediate constituents . visit last
Sunday, and returned to Sacramento the
following day. We regretted to SEQ that
the "at,air Of State" had greatly reduced
the "fair proportions Of johnson, and
increased those of the Dr. They are gen.
tlemen of unblemished honor, faithful and
efficient representatives, uncOmprOmising
Democrats, devoted friends, intelligent
and whOle-sOulCd companions. Better or
more liberal men We have not in old FL
Dorado.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Mr.. w. M. FLEMING.
RICNELIEC.
MACBETH.
OTIIELI.O,
RICH THE THIRD. !Se.

The public are respectfully informed ihSt
the heavy expense consequent upon the en-.
gnEcmcmt Of Mr.. Fleming aud Competent
company for his support. renders it imperative
upon thr management t0 fix the scale of prices
a> follows; Dress { rclc. 81 5'e PArquCttc. q.
The mnnaHcr is confident he will b~ support
ed by the ci,Erns. when they see determine.
tion "n his part To present before them the
highest order tf ialeMt % be found In tho State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

The "COunty Seat Ball. to be given at
the Cedar Ravinc House, on Thursday
evening next, promises to be magnificent
affair, and We anticipate large, gay and
brilliant party. Taste and money have
been libcrally expended in getting it up.
If the weather prove favorable a large
number of strangers will be present to add
to its interest.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

NEwTowN DIGGIxGs.-New and rich
Diggings havO recently been discovered
at Fort Jim, in the ncighborhood of New
town. Tho claim Of Virgins & Co.,
worked by three men, pays as high as
twenty-five ounces per week. They arc
sluicing off the point Of hill. The dig
gings are twelve feet deep, the ground
easily washed and water abundant
Closson & Co. s claim, at Graham Ranch,
averages fifty dollars day to three hands.
The diggings are about ten feet deep, and
arc worked with sluiccs. Graham's
Ranch is one mile from Ncwtown. The
miners generally throughout this region
arc doing well. The Diggings are abun-
dainty supplied with water throughout
the year by the Eureka Canal Company,
at fair prices There arc also two bitches
leading from Weber Creek. ---
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

HoKRORs ~ SLAVERY. - Thomas Clarke
of Mason county, n.y., recently cInancipa.
ted by his will thirty negroes. They al
pcarcd in Court aud signiiied their pref.
crcncc for remaining AZ s'"rca IN their TN.
tive State. The bOnstcd sympathy of tho
Alm.itionistS for them, il >ccn!S, they huy.
little G,it' in.
Col. Vim. u. Mcrrirk, one Of the most
distinguished men of Maryland, and for.
mcrlv L. :. Senator, died ut Washington
titv on the 9TH Of February. IIo was
leading politician Of the Wig school, but
OH the disruption Of that party joined tho
Democratic party.
DR.. Scott's church, in San Francisco.
was nearly destroyed by fire last week.
The fire was the work Cf an inccmliary.
and was started IN the basement One ,,f
the tircmcn MAS 50 badly Sutfocatcd that
C,s.rs are entertained for his recovery.
"IIc fell at his post doing duty"
Nor THrE-'Ihc malicious story, about
the starvation II prisoners at the State
I'riSOn, turns out to e untrue. Whatev.
er may be t;cn. E>tc.rs political AinS, hs
certainly is not pcT. 'rio,IS nor cruel man.
1~SI>ITT~IN GArtvEWNs Curxrv.-Tn
W,ticing the death of an insane man. Van
.Nllcn, in the Jail at Mokelumnc Hill, the
t'alavrras Hr"nich SayS. "inSanity seems
w I'c raging in this part Of the country,
~ al tpilcni ic. this being the fifth case
rcpUrtC'i in the past two months"
We arr iIldChtc5l Ia the publisher, Mr.
kurtx. fora copy Of the IUmtr"'rd Vida
Wsf, the ncatcst licto, ial ever issued from
the California press. 1t is full of iIlustra.
tionS Of life in California. Of scenes in
cities, towns, campsR rivers. saloons, DC.
MrSSrS. Roy & Davis are the Agents for
the Wide IIts', from whom copy may
hc obtained.
We arc ildcbtcl to Wells, Fargo (
go and the -H.ciiic Express Co, for ina.
ny C.vors during the past week.
We are indebted to number Of gen.
tlrlncu Of both houses of the Legislature
for documents.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

Mike Borowsky, ofthc KnickcrbOcker
Saloon. has placed us under obligations
by depositing on our table, where it didn't
remain long, a bottle of the Sparkling" ="
Give Mike CNll-he is ever ready to dis.
pcnsc the Comforts
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

ATTENTION, LADIEs.-If you wish to
procure elegant articles for tho toilette
hair, tooth or nail brushes, combs, per-
fImery, pOmadcs, ETC., you can 10 sup.
piled at Dr. Jervoy's Drug Store, with
the very best articles, at greatly reduced
prices. DR.. JerTey Is agent for the "Balm
Of thousand iiowers," which is so pop
ular with the ladies' at the East.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

To BIZ HUNG.-Edward McCauly and
w. V: Davis were sentenced, on the 14th
inst, by Judge CrCanOr, at Sonora, TuOl-
umne county, TO be hung on the 6rst Of
May next, at that place.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
A. BADE,AM, JR.,

h ear authorized Agent for Sacramento City AL
orders for Advertising sit wish him, will be promptly
attended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
III in E|Lh1.
-:IiinLiR RpnIMTINn

or ali kinds neatly and promptly executed at this Of
Ace, at the lowest prices Our job office Is extensive
and entirely new, ahdwe have materials ofeTery de-
ScrptiOn, and can, consequently, give satisfaction to
all who favor us with their orders. Terms-CAsh.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

FEMALE PEDESTRIAN. - Mrs. Dallison,
who recently accomplished the astonish-
ing fat g walking 70 consecutive hours
in EAn Francisco, wiu commence to walk
60 consecutive hours, ct two o'clock this
aSssvnoon, ct the Empire Saloon in this
city. Should any one doubt her ability
te pere6gm the feat . committee will be
permitted to stand watch. She viii rest
isn minutes each twenty.iour hours.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

l. o. O. F. DEDIcATIoN.- Star
Lodge, ]. o. D. F., intend to publicly
dedicate their hall in this city on tho
End Of May. Preparations are already
being made for that purpose, and the nov.
el and imposing ceremony will doubtless
attract large number Of strangers and
members Of the Order from q distance to
our city. The Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, Of
COlOma, will, after the dedication, deliver
IN address ct the theater.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

Mr.. SulSbachcr, successor to Lee, Har-
mon & Co., he's received . part Of his
spring stock, in which there arc many
things that plcaEe tho taits Of the ladies.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
San FraneiscO Agency.

Mr. L. r USHER, at the Iron BuidIhE opposite
the OTIee Of the Pacific Express Company corner Of
MOntOssneEy and wAShIagtOn sSeets is our only au-
tAOTIasd agent for San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
MIR. FLEMING

Will have the honor Of making his first SP'
Pcar"ncc in this city, on the evening If
Saturday, March 9Sth, 1857,
When will be presented Shakespeare Tragedy,
in five acts, Untitled,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
ATR r.!
At PLACERVILLE,
FOR FEW NIGHTS GSLY.

MANAGER. -- Mr.. J. >. POTTER.
I>llE manager respectfully inf hma the tih.
/ ZcnS # Placrrl lie nnd vicinity. that hv
has been ~ { rtunatr ~ to ~, urr the valuable
ser, ice" Of the distinguished American Trl.
gcdan,
Mr.. w. M. FLEMING,
Whose brilliant pcrsNnatOns since hiS arrival
in California. have fully Susiaincd the high
reputation he ENJOYS III tlie Atlnntic Ciiirs as
an actor of great excellence and power
lie will be supported by full and riIirirni
StOtk Company. among whom are the follow.
ing Ladies and Gentlemen:
Miss Harriet Carpenter, Miss Annie Smith,
Ellen Fowler. Mrs. II. v. Cole,
Mrs. Ellen Cook.
MIR. ". II. Brown, Mr.. T. l.. PCmbcrV0n,
u. Is. Mortimer, :. l.. Morelaud
J. 4. Fuigli,on, J. Griffith.
j. II. Cone. J. =. Potter.
Am"ng the tragedies /" e performed during
the engagement ot Mr.. FLEMING urc the lul.
lowing:
HAMLET.
RICNELIEt.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

W-THE RAILROAD HOUSE Is the best
aud cheapest Hotel in San Francisco. 4: alni
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

Did the editor Of the Democrat, during the
hot contest in this county last full, when we
had the Know Nothings ON tho one hand, and
tho Republicans on tho other to contend
against, say one word in favor of the men put
in nomination by the County Convcntion?-
COIOmG Argms.
Yea, repeatedly; and your asking such
and absurd question only exposes your
ignorance or imbcciIity, or both. We
are at . loss 10 understand what you mean
by saying "when rs had the Know Moth
ings ON tho one hand, and the Rcpubli-
cans on the other to contend against" -
At the very period you refer to, the dr.
lWs was . vindictivc but feeble organ of
the very party you say it had to contend
against"!! Some people arc prone to
forget what Is diSagrccable to remember
Our Democracy has never been question
ed by other than renegades, and when
they can injurc us with the Democratic
party it will be when it is composed cx-
clusively Of traitOrs-aday VIC shall never
live to see.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
ATWTI.L g. CO.,

no. 171. Washington ST., saw FrHMeISG0.
HEET, CARD AND BOOK MUSIC; PIANO
~ FORTES, and other Musical Instruments;
STRINGS AND REEDS, for vIolns, Guitars
ClariOnets, &c.
Also, Large Wholesale Stock Of
Fancy Goods and TOySI
billiard Balls; Wax and Cue Ieathers;
Flags OF all Nations; Boxing Gloves, &c.
Together with all kinds of
YANKEE NOTIONS, UseEal or Amusing.
Goods packed with great care and forwarded With
prOmptneas.
=, ~ All orders should mention by what boat or
Express Company the goods are required to be sent
ATWILL Co.
%ESml 179 Warrington Strcet.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

STAGE LINE TO GRIZZLY FLAr.-EfForts
are being made, VIC arc pleased to learn,
to establish line of stages between this
city and Grizzly Flat With little labor
and expense the road by Smiths Flat,
Weber Creek, Fort Jim, Newtown, Pleas.
ant Valley and Wisconsin Bar to Grizzly
Flat, can be made an excellent stage road.
The hills at Weber Greek and Wisconsin
Bar require a little grading-thc balance
Of the road is in good condition. The cit
liens Of the places named sre' anxious to
have direct communication with Placer
vile, and If they can meet with encour-
agement here, we are assured, they will
prosecute the work to o successful issue.
By improving the road we would secure
the entire trade Of the above mentioned
places.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28
Democratlc Co. Central Committee.
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, MARCH -, 1857.

THEATRE.-Thc Theatre opens tonight
under the management Of that veteran ca
terer for the amusement Of the public,
John S. Potter, with a star company
beyond all odds the best that has ever
visited PlaccrvilIc. Mr.. Fleming, de-
servedly popular performer, is engaged
for few nights. The Sacramento, San
Francisco and Marysvillc papers, all speak
in the most glowing terms Of his acting
classing him among the first of his pro-
fession. Our citizens will have an oppor-
tunity ofjudging for themselves how far
the praise bestowed upon him is deserved.
Messrs. Brown, Mortimer. and other old
favoritcs arc with the company. They
open with Udmlct. They ought to have
crowded house, and VIC hope to see one.
The Journal Of Wednesday thus conf
mends Mr. Flcmming to the people Of the
mountains:
We learn that Mr. Flemming is about 10
start ON q professional tour throughout the
Northern Mines. The citizens of whatever To-.
cality he may visit will find him an excellent
actor aud an agreeable gentleman. He has o
multi ude of friends in this city who will, at
any time, recommend him 10 u hearty patron
age.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-28

Ned MCGOWAN, of wirc.working noto-
riety, whose bump of honesty is remark
ably small and bump ofrascality most full
iy developed, for he has repeatedly boast
ed of his slippery tricks, to use a mild
term, has been granted change ofvcnue.
Ned has profund respect for the law, at
q distance or when he can Cvadc il, but u
sincere antipathy to it, when it pres"mcs
to Interfere with his pirate GfairA The
tririaI peceadilIoes Of such diStinguishcd
man should be overlooked or forgiven,
not investigated He is a gentleman of
''elegant leisure" hates to be inconveni-
enccd, and judging from his past life, he
must have an insuperable objection to
Courts! The annoyance is too much for
his sensitive nerves. Tho prejudice in
San Francisco against him is SO great,
that it is extremely doubtful if he could
have obtained fair hearing, and the
change of venue was called for under the
circumstances. Give old Ned fair trial,
and il he be innocent "lct him slide"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-22

II Is SoT GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT Liver
Complaint, or aderanged state of the Liver, is
the cause of most of the summer and bowel
complaints that visit US during this season of tho
year.
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
LiCer the principal canse of these diseases, or
in other words, when it performs its functions
properly it enables the system to resist or throw
off diseases of the stomach and bowels, and
where they are derangetl the surcst cure is to
cure the Liver of its disease and cause it to per-
form its proper functions There is nothing in
the whole world that SO quickly stimulates the
Liver TO n proper performance OF its functions
as Dir, SANToRDs LIVER TNvIGonAToN, which al
most instantly checks DiarrhGa, Dysentery, or
any complaints OF he bowels.
The lnvigorator acts asa gentle cathartic. yet
it checks nil loosenesa of the bowels from the
time It's taken till the regular operation of the
medicine some eighteen hours after, when the
cause of the complaint is removed, the liver is
invigorated, and health soon follows. The In
vigorator may be taken with perfect safety in all
cases of Dysentery, asst has been tried and used
for years FOR such complaints by a largely prac-
ticinc physician. iy1-1m