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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

Police CouRT- Monday, April 5.-James Ca.
ten pleaded guilty to a charge of drunkenness,
and was fined 50 and costs. He was arraigned
upon charge Of embezzlement of money belong
ing to Isaac Woodcock. Mr. Woodcock gave
defendant bill of ten dollars TO collect--defend.
ant collected five dollars, and put the money into
his own pocket. The Court ordered him to re-
cognize, with sureties, to appear at the Criminal
Court.
james (uot Cow Geary. for being drunk, was
fined 81 and costs. He was next brought up for
disturbing the peace on Beech street, on Wed.
nesday evening last. Defendant interfered, and
attempted to take prisoner from the officers
He was not taken at the tine, but when brought
in on Saturday night was recognized the per-
son who took part in the Beech street fight The
Court sentenced him to the House of Correction
for six months. He appealed, and, for want Of
bail was committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

FAMILY SEWING Administering inter
ested, we'll as our neighbors, in ascertaining
which is the most desirable Sewing Machine for
a family, and having thoroughly examined nearly
all in use, feel prepared to give our opinion
To us there seems to be at least four very impor-
tant requisites, viz; pretty and strong stitch,
simplicity, durability, and convenience, with ease
in operating. In the cheap machines we find none
of these qualities but on the contrary, the stitch
will prauei faster than it can be sewed and their
genteel appearance indicates premature de-
cline /" at least it might be hopefully looked
for by their possessor. But, surprising we desire
to purchase this kind OF machine for real Use we
looked among the higher priced ones, and after
careful consideration, founded upon most soru-
tinizing examination, decided that the machines
found opposite Old South Church, at l49 Wash
ington street, for sale by Mr.. II. A. Johnson, and
manufactured by Messrs. Hunt, Webster, & Co.,
were the machines for real practical use,-we
found others that made nearly the same stitch,
but lacked that simplicity and solidity found in
the aboye.named. Some others were equally and
perhaps more attractive TO the eye, but when put
at the test, as family sewing puts them, they
would be found delicate in the most essential
parts, complicated and troublesome, and, howev-
er much time You may spend in deciding. we say,
with all sincerity If you desire a machine that
YOU can work on anything with, and that will be
q great assistance in the family, go opposite the
Old South Church. Boston Telegraph, March 10.
The copper mine In Warren, N. H.,
is now being worked with good prospect of
success. A very rich vein has been struck
which appears to be extensive, and yields full
20 per cent Of copper.
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JOHN DEAN AND HIS WIFE.-The New York
Eveaisg Posi- says that John Dean, who married
Miss Boxer, was on Saturday dispatched to a
country school, with view to complete his edu-
cation, his accomplished wife meantime remain
ing with her fathers family. The Post also says
that it was part of the stipulation entered into
by all the parties, in the presence of the Court,
that for the year to come, as since the marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean should have no intercourse
with each other, except in presence of friends.
Whatever may have been Mr.. John Deans pa
rentage Or occupation, it cannot be denied that
he acts the part well Of true man, and if the old
liquor dealer does not attempt to play any more
tricks upen his daughters husband such as spir-
iting her away, &C., there can be little doubt that
John and his beloved wife will do well in the
world, and take lots of comfort
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a QUESTION IN foLlrloAL EcoNoMY-Nir-
gina was one OF the nTst places settled on this
Conuheht' " nau' we oeieVe' atthe adoption
OF the Eonsttuuon, population considerably
larger tuaii new 1orK y mas snore line on
sne Atlantic ocean o. SIX hundred ana nifty
Tour nlIes; inviting commerce with all the
woriu y Is lraVersea oy some OF the hnest
nayi8aole rivers on the eontihenti u contains
un,i'hi .to. mineral wealth., ana enjoys gu
.na.e snaa y unsurpassed. WIN a.. thfse
s'l.. nei wnl'e Populstlon Is uwlnn-
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NEW BIOGRAPHIES OF ILLUSTRATORS MIN. Bv
IN rhomas Darlington Macaulay, Henry Rogers.
5heoaore Martin, and Others l vol. limo.
boston; Whittemore, Niles, & Hall. 1857,
this IS collection Of the best written biogra-
pines IN the English language, selected from the
ne" Encyclopedia Britannica, most valuable
WORK now IN course of publication, the high price
oil which places it wholly beyond the reach of the
common reader. Among these biographies are
those of Addison, Baron, Butler. Goldsmith, Sir
1ohh franklin, DIR. johnson, Sir Humphrey
Davy' &c, &C. They are sufficiently brief to
satisfy the mass of readers, yet furnishing all
the necessary facts, presented in style most
creditable to English literature The introduce
ton contains brief and interesting notices of the
authors of the several articles in the work.
For sale by S. Thompson & Co.
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~, ,,. Alp5aae Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY hair TO ITS ORIGINAL,


warranted to Cure Badness, Scur, DRndruG, Itching,
ana All diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the ScalD
ne" ana healthy action; restores the coorng matter to
e rots OF the HAIR Thich passes through he Hair and
gives II d natural col without the ase OF Hair DYE
Hundreds of prt paratiens have been iutroduced pre
hg 70 preserve the Hair and keep from falling Off
composed Of Os Alcohol aud 0 er eletefious m pTials
ana an 70 no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
W os give the ai natural color sides being trouble
sOioe 20 use This Balm is not DYE Knowing chat
preparation was needed to do what was rnnired r The
mar the proprietor rduced to e rmept until he
Couu OBTAIN an arc that would be he exart remedy
anu er seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
II IS soothing and emollent alavs All irritation ~ INC
scalp' theTeoy stopping that troublesome itching II
cures Dandruf and Souri, and when the HairI t1rned
gray VIII orng it back to its original coOr be Blatk
brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and ssy-
PteFeil,s the HAIR from falling off, as will be seer pon
the roots of the Hair and growth will sooon ann. ~
oth uoes not take place at the end of the Hair viii
e seen 10 persons who have their Hair ed IF VI ex
loe mar That has been colored for week Won will er5
Il ~ we TOOLS mat The hair has out gray hence
- ne esssry to have the fluid at the roots Of he bs
healthy that the whole hair may be natural coy taa
mas root m The skin, and is of itself hoov, fray
through which there is constant circulation ~ The
sei. ron me root When this pigment or colorinp
gles out II ieaVes the hair hollow and it becomes
fray invent Balm that would produce this prment
mas 9een Hhe study Of the proprietor The discovery of
int Hair Balm will doit II will bring the hair In
its natural making cooring matter in
the roots Of the hair
Il Is mistaken notion that oil or grease Will restore the
h4iri as nothing Can be injurious. The Anime
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever or any ,sease
prepared by 9. A. P MASON, Providence, r. ].
For sale by all Drugs lists.
D. p IVES co so Milk street, Bostan, sole Whole
sale Agent for the United States and Canadas
Agent in Worcester, j. Q HILL, Mechanics' Block.
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Private letters from Herman Melville.
who has been travelling in Egypt for some
time past for his health, state that he is about
to return to his home IN Pittsfeld, with re-
newed health
Bayard Taylor writes that he found the
Thermometer at 40 degrees below zero in lap
land. He thought that was cold. Innocent
man he should have been here last winter.
The highest point that he reached was latitude
o. where the people had never seen an Am
erlcan traveller Providence JoarnaL
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKE,S

CELEBRAIED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke. M
D Phfsican Extraordinary to the QUEEN This 1nysiu
able ne eine is unfaing the Of all those painful
ana dangerous diseases incident to the Female consttu
on 'u
IL moderates all excess, all distractions and
brings On the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two or three previous to confne
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ing during labor, Enabling the mother to pc form her an
tes with safety to herself and child
JheSe RUS sh0uyd not be taken by females d,.,51 ~
t9e FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy nc
my are sure 70 brine MISCARRIAGE 5ut al AM,
otheT ttTns they safe. 'y
IN an cases OF Nervous or Spinal Affections pain in
the Back AMI Limbs, Beaviness Fatigue on slight Eyer
non, Palpation OF the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits Hvs
ercs SICK Headache Whites all the painful diseases
oocasloned by disordeed system these Pills will Erect
cure When all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain ion colonel antmonv
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A. S1l alreclnns accompanying ach package Price in
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Sole gents for this country
r,,un Q. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester. N Y
tGIILE MOSES, Auburn, N Y GENERAL AeRYrs.
~ b. u and six postage stamps enclosed 10 anv an
mail " Ni9 rams ~ teturh
For sale by BURR, FOSTER, h CO., No. l oerphill.
boston, oy Bush Co., wholesale aud retail agents
and by druggists generally daw3m r,rb6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

SAD WARNING TO " FAST" YOUNG MEN,
John Miller, aged twenty eight years, died at
indianapolis, on Fridgy, 2sth ult. The Jour
nal gives brief history of his sad case. He
was born in Dayton, Ohio-was left an Or
phan, with a large estate, and to his own
guidance-became " fast young man. and
rapidly spent fortune which was counted by
tens oil thousands He kept circle of DASH
ing young fellows about him until his money
was gone, who then deserted and left him.
he sought Indianapolis Tor home, and there,
insome mental capacity, lived for time, and
died in strange garnet, friendless and alone.
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GBt 9aiIp spp.
TUESDAY, April I. 1857.
Eaward GrseIey LorIng.

kNW0E0 OFceAey LoFlnS.
We hear, in some quarters, objections made to
the removal Of this functionary from the Judge
ship Of Probate, on the ground of the assumed
sacredness of the fuHction pertaining to the ju-
dietary But is Edward G Loring Judge, in the
real, actual sense Of that term Theoffce which
he holds under the seal of the State, is merely
one which. in most other States, is elective BY
the people Elsewhere than in Massachusetts,,
with hardly an exception, the officer who admin
listers the duties pertaining to This position, is
not called Judge, but, in most of them, is styled
a Surrogate. In our sister State of Rhode Island,
the ONCE is not deemed so sacred but that its du
ties may be administered by what we term the
Seectmen of the towns Indeed, there is moth
ing about this office Of nature strictly essential
to the idea Of Judge.
We mention these facts merely to rebuff the alb.
surd clamor raised about interfering with The Gin
dependence, Of the judiciary" in seeking to
move the obnoxious functionary whose name
heads this article, from the important and lucra-
tive position which he now holds, at the hands Of
the people of the whole Commonwealth. As long
as the appointing power is in the Governor, Of
course the appointee holds his position as the re-
preventative, in some degree, of the whole Com
monwealth, and for that reason all sections of
the State are interested in having a proper Off
eial in that position. We wish for no slave
hunters, or any of their allies, to represent old
Massachusetts,, in any position, high or low, with
in her gfft
When Edward Greeley Loring consented to
serve as agent, in a slaye-hunt. on the soil of
Massachusetts, he surrendered all claim hereafter
to hold any position of honor or emoument at
her hands. No faneied notion of sacredness per-
tanning to his Office should stand in the way Of
his immediate removal. If an incumbent of the
Supreme Judicial Bench were capable of debasing
himself by the commission of such an act as
Judge Loring has done, we should be still more
earnest for his removal; but those who have ex.
IRENE notions Of the sacredness of the judicial
Junction. need not carry their scruples to the case
Of the removal Of mere Judge Of Probate, how
ever important may be his position to respon.
sibility or emolument. 1t is enough, that Judge
Loring still retains his post as servant of Mas.
sachusetts, after he has done that which should
forever hereafter sever him from her confidence.
There are enough good and true men within the
limits Of Suffolk County. uncontaminaled with
the crime Of slave hunting, who would fill the
post well, to the credit and honor Of the Com
monwealth, which Lofing does not Let him,
then, give place to such an one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

lew AND ADDITIONAL BANK CAPITAL AP-
FLED For. The Legislative committee Of
baks and Banking have reported the names
ant locations of the banks which have asked
Iornew capital at the present session of the
legislature, as well as of those of the peti-
toAs for new banks, with the capital which
wa asked for in each instance. The new
banks applied for were-one at West New
buy, Brookline, Webster and Reading. and
the Corn Exchange, Fishermen's and HIDE
and Leather Banks in Boston. Aggregate
S29OO,0O0 The Committee reported only
IN pvor OF the last named, capital s ,OOO,-
he increase of capital asked for was from
me Eagle, Union, Bank of North America.
WeYster, Atlas. Columbian, North, fremont,
raleull dall, Shawmut, and Freeman's Bank
Oh 4oston, making an aggregate of $6,l5O,-
VVVi ana the Shelburu Falls Bank and the
Mephants' at Lowell $50 900 cash. The
committee have reported against ali these an.
PhcIhons, and have granted the following.
VIZ -Miller's River, Athol, $50, 900; Rous.
atolic, Stockbridge, 1000; Lee, Lee,
$lOl 200 taunton, Taunton, $50, 900; Con-
way Conway, $4,000 Oxford. Oxford.
$5OhOOO; Pittsfeld, Pittsfeld, $500, 900;
Maiden, Maiden, 500 900; Hampshire Man.
uiaduring, Ware, $780, 900; Old Colony.
Plymouth, 100000; Agawam, Springfield
$lOl 900; Mechanics New Bedford, $780,
600 Warren, Danvers, $4,000; Cape Cod,
HarFich, $4,000; Union, Haverhili, $50,
zoo Haverhill. Haverhill, $500 900; Asiatic.
alen, SlO5,00O, Brighton Market, Brigh-
ton, 100000; Mount Wolaston, Quincy,
500 1000; Quincy Stone, Quincy, $50, 900;
WoBurn, Woburn $50, 900; Dedham, Ded-
ham $4,000; Wrentham, Wrentharn, $50
600 Lynn Mechanics Lynn, S so. 900
Hopkinton, $50, 1000; totals,
y 100000. The total ircrease asked for BY
country banks was ~. 530 Ono TIC to+aI
amount applied for was 81, $50 0O0,-grant-
ed by the committee 1886, OOO.-Boston
Courier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

MONDAY MORNING, April 6, 1857.
The money market is without change, and rates for
hrst class paper continue at 81 per cent, with good
supply OF capital FIR business purposes The banks will
probably be more liberal this week than the last and the
circulate of bank and other dividends will have ten
dency TO help the market Financial matters are very
quiet just and brokers mplaning of the
scarcity Of commissions, veil the stock brokers
There seems to be considerable amount of capital wait
Ing investments but parties either do not End what thy
are looking for defer purchasing hope Of lower
prices some me hence.
The share rket has been dull the past week. thou Oh
generally firm for OF the lea ing stocks and within
few days business has somewhat increased the Stock
Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

Lrsr or PATENTS. The following is the list of
patents issued from the United States Patent Of
Zee for the week ending March 81, 1857, to resi-
dents Of MasSachusetts-each bearing that date I:
Alanson Haskell and william p. Haskell, Of
North Brookfeld-tor improved machines for
manufacturing shoe lasts.
John P. Derby OF Boston-For improvement in
sleeve buttons
Abel w. Streeter Of Sheburne Falls.--For inn
proved method Of constructing bit stocks.
Charles II. Davidson Of Charlestown aud Her
man Il. Davidson of Gloucester, assgnors to
Charles II. Davidson aforesaid-For improved
enema syringe.
Reisrues. --silas s. Putnam Of Boston-For i'm.
proytment in window curtain fixtures Patented
Aprh 10. 1851.
james A. woodbury. Of Miaehestcr--For i'm
provement IN planning machines. Patented Fen.
Tuary 7sh, 1857.
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STATE AoarcvIruRAL FAIR IN BosroN.-The

~ = u q
Am; I.50, $50 gSlcnlture have agreed that a
Ryqokljpe. $50, 730 $40; o4b ri e. mr., a.
State Board OF LatsJ~~ Wedpesdsys at IL, 80 y m.
State Cattle Show and Agricultural i arr shan be
held on the 10th, 2lst, I'D and 2Sd days Of oc-
tober next, on the Agricultural Grounds in BOs-
ton, provided asufRcient guarantee fund is Sc
cured. The following are the committee of ar
engagements Samuel Chandler of Lexington,
John Brooks Of Princeton, George Marston Of
Barnstable, William G. Lewis of birmingham,
Moses Newell Of West Newbury, Thomas J
Field of NorthHeld.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

The cITIzENsHIP OF CoLoRED PERsoNs.-Ths
senate Of Maine having requested the opinion of
& the Supreme Court Of that State upon the citi-
zenship OF colored persons, affected by the de-
cis'on Of the Supreme Court of the United States,
sJucgs Goodenow, the oldest and most experience
ed member Of the Bench, has responded BY Civ
IN hiars Train 1sussoaS A.~.-ipcy tbree
Train from Proyidanea the only Trains when stoI
$50 as opinion that colored pefs0Is nEsAe
months residence are voters, under the provis-
5 lens of the Constitution Of that State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

At the dead letter branch Of the General Post
Office, Washington, during the quarter of the
year which expired on the first of April, about
1000 dead letters have been opened, which con-
tanned money amounting in the aggregate to a
little over $1,000, and already seven-eights of
this amount has been restored to its owners. The
number Of letters, as well as the amount of mon
ey, shows considerable falling off over the re-
turns of previous years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

Or. s. O. R5chnriaou's
SHER Wy WINE pETrEr1c

is the best medicine rsed for Spring and Summer
complaints 1t has been more literally patropized ban
any other ever established in this country his tho
same Richar son's Btttrs Ehlh has estortd 50 MANI
ihVad to health throughout the New E gland States n
ing the past thirty years Uuf
N d: beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Rit
ters The genuine have fac smile Of nv signature nv,
en- the orter envelope Forsale by Druggists %
ana at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mahl0 dend>f
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MLNIM ROUx.

Toot5s S L. MtNIM RoUx, Aosro for
lnn honx Is sure cure for Toothuchs, II anylbne
is useld'd, speedy and efectua It not only bet
amount Of money that you can Of any Sfler ts"tbseSe
Psiaons iatr trial will satisfy all Of its euperi
leanues and never failing cure. Prepared a1d sold
les ual, Worcester Mass. dtsli fi0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

Peck's Cement Drain PiPes.-The subscribe
er takes this method again to inform the people of Wor
cester and vicinity that he is prepared to manufacture
to ORDER Gem Mt Drain Ppet in any quantity AMI of any
desirable size, from three to six inches in diameter These
pipes are pertec indestrucabe aud will last for ages
ly tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition to the advantages above stated these pipes are
ohfdper than any oh'r material used for draining pu
poses. All orders promptly supplied by the subscriber at
bis work shop, No. IS Mechanic Street, where specimens
may he seen. JAMES O. PECK
mch1g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

THE SPECULATION IN MOUNT VERNoN.-The
terms on which John A. Washington offers to sell
Mount Vernon are-lst, he will sell only two hun.
dred acres Of the estate anyway. I'd, he will ask
100000 cash down for that piece. Sd, he re
serves the right to enclose half an acre Gnclud-
ing Washington's tomb, and having it used as a
burial place. forever, for him and his heirs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

THE oReAS.-The withdrawal of Mr.. Apple
ton from the organ Of the administration is still
unexplained. The plea Of i'll health does not
square with his acceptance of the place Of Assis-
tant Secretary of State. Was it because he came
from too far North. to be trusted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

Purchasers of furniture will please bear in mind
that E. W. Vail will sell the entire furniture of
residence No Main street, belonging to A. J.
Blown, tomorrow. Among the articles not men
toned in the hand bills is handsome gold.band
China tea set
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

In this paper will appear series Of letter on
the cause of consumption, aud its treatment.
from. the celebrated DR. J. D, Durkin, one of the
most successful physicians of the present day in
checking and controlling that direful scourge-
consumption
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

ANOTHER VETERAN GoNE.-John S. Edwards.
one of the few remaining veterans of our first rev.
dictionary struggle, and the oldest inhabitant of
Springfield, died on Saturday night last at the
advanced age of 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

The report that Rev. Samuel r. Ward, the
black preacher, has been sent to penal colony
for forgery, is contradicted He is preaching with
great success in Jamaica, West Indies, and has
sent for his family
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

Hon. Samson w. Harris of Alabama member
Of the House Of Representatives during the late
and two previous Congresses, died at his lodgings
on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Washington, on
Wednesday, Of Inflammation Of the throat and
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THE WORCESTER TnrArHr,---Iasrs, dIia., y

THE WORCESTER THRATREs==1aers, dsias. bori
-, -.--ssHess saws wood pianers ~
employ 10 o. - men stoos,Ae- 10 night, MI.
Sheridan Knowles's popular play, entitled g The
Hunehback, will be played at the Worcester
Iheatre, and Mr. Marshall the manager, will ap.
pear in the character of /" Master Walter. .
Messrs. W. L. Ayling and E. B. Williams, two
of the best stock actors in the country have been
added to the excellent theatrical corps of the
company, and the performance this evening will
undoubtedly be such an one as will afford the
highest satisfaction to all visitors