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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05
Monumental Da uerreOtype Gases.

method has long been sought for, to insert in dur
able manner, Daguereotype Lkenesses to Head Stones
and Monuments. have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last two years. and warrant them TO
the picture for a number Of years,
The outside case is made Of ParlRn Marble, and the
box which eneloses the picture aud keeps In state Of
great perervaon for long number Of years. is made Of
brass,-a scrSlO bor. II makes very neat job on
Head Stone or Monument. They used In Greenwood
Cemetery Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill, and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitsd States.
liberal discount made to Marble dsasrs and Daguer-
rcotypsts. Price from $226 each to $3.50 circular
Of engavngs will be sent to any address, free, with price
list. Address,
A L. BALDWIN, Agent Of Nausoleum Dag. 90.
dS dsm 1876 Broadway, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

DAILY PAPER.-FiVe dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonths $125 for three monthsi 10 cents per week. single
opies two cents each. R6en Paid strictly Advance,
deduction Of 81 year will be made and aproportionate
eduction if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
weekly PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, $l75 cts. year. single copies cents each
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Onrllibuses.i

NEW WORCESTER 4 LINCOLN So
~ O M N 4 B u s..
CHANaA OF TIME Monday, nee rs, 1s6a
Leaves New Worcester,
At ei, 81, and lol A. NJ, and n, 81 S. and q p. n.
Leaves lincoln Square. ~
~ o and IL, A. Nj ana - 42s ana $50, p. n.
Leaves Harrington uner a. ., Pm, sl,-f ~
Leaves harrington Corner, Cor Nav Worcester, min
utes afterle Leaving Lincoln Square.
WIN leave New worceuteE y 10 4. H. and u P. H.,
returning at the close Of meetings.
~ Fare each way, Q IA cents. 80
dle az y y HEQMM. Runprisies.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILToH EARLE, &
TaeMAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
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Mooney! MONEYS! MONEY!!!
WI WaY RE WIrnnIIT MnN EYE rhen h 4 ..

Mooney! MONEYI! MONEY
We WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when ii is Just
easy for any to be around with pocket full as
not, if they only think so. have got new article
from which from ave to twenty dollars day be made
either by male female. 1t is highly respectable busin
ess, and article which is wanted in every family in
the United States Enclose two dollars by mail, at
my risk, and will forward by return mail circulor.
easyTry it, If you out Of employing Mt and you will
regrets for will be better for you pay the above
sum- and insure good business than to pay tw, five
cents for spurious advertisement. This is humbug.
Try M-Try ii! Try 10! Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

The pubic are invited to examine the large addition
recently made to my Stock Of beautiful styles of
Ladies' and Gents JewcIry,
Consisting in part of
Gents Gold Vest and Fob CHAINS.
ladies' Gold tuard and Ghatalain CHAINS.
Gold NECK L4OEs. LooKETs and BRACELETS.
p Coli VEST HOOKS, SEALS and KEYS.
CENTS Gold STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS and PINS,
Ladies' Gold, GoLD-sroNE MOSAIC PINS, KNOBS
and DROPS.
Ladesa Gold, oANFo PINS, KNOBS and DROPS.
1000 Gold FINGER RINGS comprising all kinds
Also,
SILVER SPOONS, SUGAR sHovELs, NAPKIN
RINGS, &c.
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c, from the
best Silver Platers ia the country.
large stock Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, ex
cellent tinle-keepers.
All the above mentioned goods will be sold at the
price offered, and warranted PROVE as
DIS d&wtf t. NJ. LAMB.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

sent one Of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gave notice in his paper like the following,
T" Mr.. Monroe sent me one of his circulars and viii
just say to my readers that whoeve Of you out
employment that Mr. Monroe's business is o good BUSH
pess and money be made out Of it by any one who
engages in 1t, for it is no humbug." d3m ds
IMPORTANT TO DAGU Err K EOTY %
u lists, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05

WUST RECEIVED A large lot Of 0aun'a
~ FRENCH BOOTS and SHOES, Calf and Patent
Leather Of every variety, and for sale at Boston prices
by enc. L. ALLEN, NI'
mv1a dtnN ne HttI.. HfIa nrinlay Row
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200 Cambria and Muslin Collars worth SO cents, which
sell for II cents.
900 Cambria and Muslin Collars, worth so cents, which
we sell for 25 cents.
800 French Cambria and Muslin Collars, from $1OO to
$500, in new Patterns.
Also, full assortment of Black and White Duge Grape
Maltese, and Honiton Collars
complete assortment Of Black and White real Gimpure
Brussels Thread Lace.
great assortment Of Cambria and Muslin nder Sleeves
and;Bands,
EDGINGs AND INsERTINGS,
Which we sell al reduced prices.
500 Embroidered Handkerchefs from Auction worth rs
cents, VIII oh we offer at 12t cents.
800 French Cambria and Muslin Sets, In Collars and
Sleeves; Collars and Cuffs 10 match Price 81 60
to $500 Set
1000 pieces Black Velvet Ribbons from rs cents to $50
per plecs
CAPE and DRESS PRINCES,
Figured and Gold, Velvet, MORE Antiques, Gallons
Bindings, and all tho latest styles Of Trimmings.
Mosaic, Cameo Gold Stone SILK and velvet Buttons.
We have great variety Of these goods and have made
arrangements with Manufacturers to receive all the
styles, as as they appear. We seldom occupy
large space in advertisement but goods will
rant Il. Our story is not half told
We have the best Ladies' aud Misses all Wool Ribbed
Hose, for 2h cents.
Best Wooden Hoods, Caters, Sleeves and many other
kinds of Fancy Wooden Goods. VISA
Good Dark colored Paris Kid Gloves for s7i cents.
Superior Kid Gloves IS cents.
Extra dne Kid Gloves s7I Genes.
An kinds OF Tafeta Silk, Feecy Lined and Cashmere
Gloves.
N.B. We shallopen to-day two Cases Of Tapestry and
Zepher WoEsted.
Respectfully
GROSS STRAUSS,
No. 162 Main street, opposite the Post once.
Gut this out and put Il with your money.
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III p. ROBINSON,S INrELLIGENCE AND
AAe GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
No.23 Main Street, over Thayer h Taft's Saloon
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at low prices. We guarantee to please all who may call
and send you away with smiling facei full pockets and
large parcels Christmas is coming AMI so is New Year
and what more delightful and peaseng friends than
to get small presenG such Collar, pair of Sleeves
Embroidered Sets, such thing; and, pray where
can you buy those things SO cheap at the Branch
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TJrp 6oo0s.
GREAT RED FIGURE" SALE.
RED FIGURES! RED FIGURBS!!
NEW YORK BRANCH
sc Main Street, Worcester.
MACKENZIE g. PRATT, Propriotors.

Ladies' owing to the great importation Of Goods the
past season, and consequent providing the mar
kets the scarcity of money, &C., &C., have been en-
abled for cash to buy OF the greatest bargains
in Fancy Dry Goods in Worcester We have
been engaged for the last ten days in marking the new
and re cketng and marking the oil stock in the much
admired Red Fgures," which last season acted as a
Tasman and brought the ladies crowds to the Branch
This time however, have even outdone ourselves
The way we have used the q Red Pencil,
Is A TON,
and no mistake We intend going the whole hog this
time, no half measures with No matter what may
SACRIFICE,
the goods must anl shan be sold All our old marks re-
main on the goods, and the Red price is marked on
white tickets in large legibe fgues
RED AS BLOOD.
Now is the time TO buy
LIDAY GIFTS,
at low prices. We guarantee please all who may call
and send you away with smiling faces, full pockets and
large parcels Christmas is coming AMI so ia New Year
and what delightful and pleaseing to friends than
to get small present such Collar, pair of Sleeves
Embroidered Sets, such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things SO cheap at the Branch
LOOK WELL TO 1T,
and bargain which will astOnsh yet please you
We expect perfect
RUSH AT THE BRANCH
this week. and If low prices will do it. it shall be
done. We hope that every an woman and child will
will give call and prove the truth of our assertions
This humbug sale, remember, but bona fde sale.
All our Collars 20 per cent. reduced.
All our Sleeves rs per cent reduced.
All our Flouncngs 25 per cent. reduced.
III our Irsertings rs per cent reduced.
All our Black Silk Wells,
Infants Waists,
Black Laces,
Moire Antique Trimmings
Kid aloTes, Black Velvet Ribbons,
Irish Linners,
BnIiants,
Muslins,
Wooden Goods,
Hosiery,
'''' Rareges moves
Head Dresses
Cololed Bordered Handk'fs
six Handk'fs
Silks,
regular load of small Wares, On all these goods, as
we have said, are the
&c ED FIG ES,
and happy they who come early, and secure per-
feet bargain. Don't all at once, but quickly
SALE COMMENCES THIS DAY.
HURRAH FOR RED FIGURES,
NEW YORK BRANCH,
SO Main Street Worcester.
80, MACKENZIE & PRATT.
E FL e Ell Ia SEA RES
AT TWO DOLLARS,
Former price $3.50. The most beautiful scarfs worn
Also, oAsHdERE, STELLA, EMBROIDERED, FUR
TRIMMED, and other rich scarfs, closing off cheap.
Very suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
chamberlain, BARNARD 4 co.
ID L A d G o o d
MARKED DOWN
Our very large Stock PLAIDs for Ladies' Dresses and
Childrens' wear, will be closed off at low prices.
CHAMBERLAIN BARNARD & co.
THANKSGIVING. CHRISTMAS AND
= NEW YEAR COMING as should all custom
from the City and adjoining country to the large
and varied stock of
EJEEESROKDERKES,
LACEs, DRESS TRIMMINGS, PRINCES,
H O S / f r Y,
AND FANCY GooDs!!
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS III. q
~ WARREN has enlarged and fitted up in the best
manner, the store formerly occupied by VIM ARNOLD sor
Toy, Var ETY., Confectionery, Fruit Nut Segar Soda
Beer Oyster Eating, and Ice Cream Saloon all Of which
prices will ensure immediate sale Friends and the
public are invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. g
NO. 1913 Main Street. Worcester.
SO eodn I JOSEPH e. WARREN
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A GENT for Vim. H. Burnaps Magnetic Electric Ma
IA chine. used specific for Nervous diseases all
forms. Bee Circular.
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VHVU HOUsEXEEPERS-a Girls deEIre sit
II uatons.
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Dtp @oo0s.
CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS
p r. e S E n t S,

At CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & CO.'S.
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Ladies, owing to the great importation of Goods the
past season. and consequent providing OF the
kets the scarcity of money, &C., &C., have been en-
abled for cash to buy OF the greatest bargains
in Fancy Dry Goods seen in Worcester. We have
been engaged for the last ten days in marking the new
and retcketng and marking the oil stock in the much
admired "Red Figures," which last acted as
Tasmanand brought the ladies in crowds the Branch
This time however, we have outdone ourselves
The way we have used the g Red Pencil,
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EBIANO FORTES and seraphnes. one suitable
for church, for sale to let at the lowest prices
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
Affairs In New York.

Since it has become settled fact that all power
has been taken out of the hands of the Mayor, the
City has become the theatre of riot and blood shed.
The telegraph reports that Saturday night last, an
attack was made on the Metropolitan Police at the
new quarantine buildings. Firearms were used, and
the engagement lasted half an hour The m OBJ, how
ever, were finally defeated, One OF the police was
killed
In the Seventeenth Ward, also, a riot took place
between some Germans and Irish. One German was
killed, and one of the police fatally wounded
The riot was renewed in the 18th ward, and
proved of a serious character. A mob of 500 Irish
and Dutch attacked the police with fire arms and
missiles.
The police were driven back when another de-
tachment of loo sent to the scence of the ict
as also detachment of military The liot was pre.
meditated. Ii was not intended to take place till
Monday night.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
Later from California.

The Steamship Star of the West arrived at New
York the 9Th inst, having left AspnwaIl on the
4th. She brings 81 100000 in specie. The steam
frgate Roanoke and the sloop.of.war Cyane were off
Aspinwall. The latter was bound TO Boston, with
so of Walkers men, and the former had $50 of
Walkers meE, two,thirds of whom were sick.
The California markets were dull. Breadstufs
were depressed. The crops, on an average, were
promising.
California news is unimportant.- The crops in the
Southern part of the State were suffering seriously
from the drought. Money was inactive. The min
ing business was active and largely increasing.
In Oregon Gov. Lane had been reelected a dele
gate 10 Congress by decreased majority.
Advices from Peru state that Vivanco still holds
Arequippa, but is surrounded by government troops
and would soon yield.
Nicaragua is unsettled. Rivas refuses to act in
concert with the allied generals. collision is ex-
pected bstNeen the Leonese, favorable 10 Walker,
and the Chamoristas.
The passengers by the steamer Thames, from
GreytOwn, report having seen two vessels cruising
off Punta Arenas, with 600 men and arms and pro.
visions for Walker, from California.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
The Riot In the seventeenth Ward

The last phase of the new order Of things police
the fatal disturbance that in the
Ward Sunday night, and which
ued the day According to all the test
that be obtained from this distur
of the police force The origin of the which
has already cost innocent his e appears to be
this Two got into ordinary dispute the
the street The police nterfered and upon the first shadow
of pretext began to fire their pistols into the crowd
Honest naturally resisted this summary style of
ceedngs, and man lost his life from the promscuous on
slaught of the terrified and armed Iscs The upshot
this that the whole district in state of extreme
excitement all day yesterday and it became necessary
hold military force in readiness to que any dstur-
bance All this might have been avoided by moments
elaboration.
The Germans of this neighborhood are loyal
and people, and only be driven resistance
of any legal power BY gross usurpaon The old police
force Of the Ward the district
from general scene Of and their sue
csssful up to late hour in the evening.
n. 7. Daily Netcs l4th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
A" Ex-Membsr of Congress Shot Dead.

CINCINNATI July 1.-THE Enquirer learns that a quarrel
recently took place in Morgan county, Kentucky between
Mr. Manson, dem, and Mr. Cox Amer candidate for Con-
gress, in which MIR Cox shot by Mr. Manson and killed
Mr. Cox tho late Member of Congress this Nnth
Congress General Manson democrat of great Popularity
who has also represented the district in
themselves with moderation and concatory empefs.
slight difficulty occurred, however, weeks ago. when
used by both parties Mr. Cox declaring
c voting as he did for speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatVes the lmPuation base falsehood General
MANSON repea with great severity; much to make
some CT friends dissatisfied with his failure to proceed
further tne matter The feeling thus engendsred has,
violent conduct which has resulted So fra o;sai1 INV ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
North Carolina Rail Road.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
road was held at Salisbury on the 9th inst. We
learn from the Banner" that Hon. J. M. Morehead
was called 10 the chair and Messers. Coleman of
Cabarrus, and Wilson of Forsyth, were appointed
Secretaries
President Fisher submitted we'll written, clear,
concise but comprehensive report, showing the pres
ent condition, the difficulties suTmounted, and the
future brilliant prospects Ct the road. From the re-
port we learn that for the fiscal year ending the Both
of June 1857 the total earnings, from all sources,
The total expense of operating &C., .$l37 $500
Leaving balance of nett profits .... 1862 1924 ,63.
The Tabular statements give particular account,
10 detail, of the Passenger and Freight business of
the Road as we'll as of it's Financial affairs.
From this ii will appear that the Total Disburse-
ments of the year have amounted to $753,234 21.
That the Total Receipts from all quarters, includ-
ing last years balance have amounted to 1913 So.
On this there was received from act of sale, per
cent. Company Bonds, $352,538 10.
After the reading of the Report, election for
Directors entered into, which resulted in the
choice of Messrs. c. F. Fisher, of Rowan, +. M.
Sanders, of Wake, Ralph Gorre, OF Gulford, and
Francis Fries, of Forsyth.
At subsequent meeting of the Directors, Mr..
Fisher whose valuable services are appreciated, was
reelected President, which gives much satisfaction
to all. In the developments of the management Of
the business, in the Progress Of the meeting the
fidelity and ability with which Mr. Fisher has dis
charged the onerous duties of his Office, become
ifes; and his election pressed from all sides
and all are gratfed that he has consented 10 serve
in the responsible station.
The salary of the Treasurer, c. p MendenhaIl,
who reelected was increased TO SIS 90 a year
The Treasurer reports that the financial condition
of the road, is, perhaps as prosperous could be
expected and il is to be hoped that in a year, at
most the Stockholders will begin to reap the reward
of their Investments, in the shape of handsome divi
dends.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17

The Express train on the North Carolina Rail Road,
which was sometime since discontinued between
Goldsboro and Raleigh, has again commenced run
ing the entire length of the road, from Charlotte to
GoIdsboro, instead of stopping at Raleigh. The
Goldsboro Tribune says
Let US hope that the many errors and blunders
med by the officers of this road heretofore refer
able to the weakness of the head and not the corruption
of the heart, and that all sectional prejudces and
vindctive suicdidal policy will be speedily banished
and that in future the business of this great work in
which individuals and State al large are so largely
interested, may be conducted with wisdom and com
mon sense. Let it be considered that there other
points and interests to be attended TO besides
Salisbury and vicinity
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
Smnreuae Court.

The following opinions have been delivered since
our last report
By Nash, C. J. In State v. Trim Hopkins. from
Perquimans judgment reversed and renire de novo
Also in State v. Jim Wright. from Perquimans;
iudg ment reversed and centre de nouo. Also, in
FELTON, v. White, from Perquimans; judgment re
versed and centre de Also, in Spencer " Carter
from Hyde. affirming judgment.
BY PEARSON, ]. In Knight Y. Knight, in equity,
from Edgecomhe; declaring the defendants alone
entitled Also in Mallory v. McNair, from Rich
mond judgment reversed and ventre de noUo. Also,
Bartlett " Simmons, from Camden; Judgment at
frmed Also, in State v. Rose, from Stanly; judg-
ment reversed and Uenire de noUo.
By BATTLE, J. In Bank 5a Of State " Fowle and n,
Also, in Robbins Y. Windley, in equity, from Beau
fort; defendant Windley not bound to elect. Also,
in Hartsfeld v. Jones. from Greene Also in Camp
bell " Branch from Harnett judgment reversed and
venre de novo.
PER CUR1AM-ln Ward v. Laws. in equity from
Wake-decree for an account. State v. Barton, from
Richmond affirmed Also iG Ward y. Turner, in
equity, from Martin-decree for plaintiff Also. in
Fisher " Carroll, in equity, from Sampson-decret
for plaintiff Raleigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
Domestic Happiness.

BY FITZ-G IRENE HALLECk
Beside the nuptial curtain BRIGHT"
The harden of Eden sings;
Young Love his constant lamp will light,
And wave his purple wings"
But rain drops from the clouds of care
May bid that lamp be dim,
And the boy Love will pout and swear,
lis then no place for him.
So unused the lovely Mrs. Dash,
IT'S wrong to mention names;
When for her surly husbands cash
She urged in vain her claims;
81 want little money, dear,
For Vandervoort and Flandin,
Their bill, which now has run year,
Tomorrow mean to hand in"
"More." cried the husband, half asleep,
you'll drive me to despair"
The lady was too proud to weep,
And too polite to swear.
She bit her lip for very spite,
He felt storm was brewing,
And dream'd of nothing else all night,
But brokers, banks, and ruin.
He thought her pretty once, but dreams
Have sure wondrous power,
For to his eye, the lady seems
Quite alter'd since that hour;
And Love, who, on their bridal eve,
Had promised long to stay;
Forgot his promise, took French leave,
And bore his lump away.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
onenIng of the Fernnndlnn Raj Road.

The Columbus (Ga) Sun says that the Fcrnan-
dina (Fla.) Rail Road was formally opened the
4th inst. and an excursion was made by the citizens
of Fernandna upon the finished portion of the road
a distance of about forty miles, to point where it is
to join the Central Railroad, running from Jackson
vile 10 Alligator.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-17
SuDrenle Count.

Supreme COuIt
The following opinions have been delivered since
our last:
b. NASH, c. J. In Roberts v. Watson, from Rock
ingham, affirming the judgment. Al,o, in Boykin v.
Perry, from Wilson, affirming the judgment. Also,
in Silvertbcrn v. Fowle. from Hyde; judgment re-
versed and venire de noUo. Also, in Rowland v. o.
Rorke, from Wake, affirming the judgment. Also,
in Whtset Brown, in equity from Caswel, direct
ing an account Also in Patterson McMasters' in
equity from Alamance, directing an account
By PEARSON, j. In Wi1der v. Blake, from Wake,
venire de novo. Also, in Wakefield v. Smilhwick.
from Martin, judgmen, reversed and venue de nouo.
Also, in Iockhart Lockhart in equity from North.
ampton reversing the decreal order of the Court OF
Equity. Also. in Gardner v. Pike, in equity from
Randolph. Also, in McKimmon " Rodgers, in equity
from Wake, decree for plaintiff Also, in Graves v
Howard in equity from Caswell.
By BATTLE, j. In Averitt v. Murrell, from Ons-
low, Judgment affirmed. Also. in Bridges " wilkins
in equity from Edgecombe Also, in Brown v. Pratt
in equity, from Orange dismissins the bill. A'so' il
Vass v. freeman in equity from Wake bill dismissed
Also m Lea v. Brown, overruliDg the exception ano
confirming the report. Decree accordingly.