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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

gun. The most that the National Committee did
for this train to send forward some money
that had been raised for this movement by the
Worcester, Boston, and other Committees be-
fore the July Convention at Buffalo. This money
was sent forward and applied by Col. Eldridge.-
The Committee deserves credit for early and
promptly endorsing movement that had been
previously planned, and was in process of exeeu.
ton when the Committee was selected.
The men who composed this train not only
opened the Northern route, but they engaged in
all the fights from August 18th to September
10th. the date of the last prolonged bloody fight
at Hickory Point.
The National Kanzas Committee did not by
their agents, or otherwise organize and send into
haizaS train un til more than two weeks after
Gov. GeaTy had issued his proclamation on Kan
zas, and all abe armed free State men had retired
to their homes.
The men who early conceived the idea of this
train-the men who created and gathered UP the
means of its execution-the men who toiled week
after week to its final, successful completion
are the individuals who are entitled to the need
OF praise for carrying relief to the pent-up suug.
glers for freedom in Kanzas. and the consequent
re'openlng of the Missouri river. The Worcester
Committee, Messrs. Chaplin, Merrifeld, White,
Foster, and Richardson, with the active Higgin-
son, did hundred times more for this train than
the National KaaZas Committee did.
The actors in getting uu and executing that
movement, which has saved Kanzas to freedom,
will certainly feel under proper obligations to the
Natonal hanzas Committee for their cordial and
seJ-GpprOprlatiatg endorsement, after its success
full accomplishment. viii the National Commit,
tee and His Excellency, Gov. Geary, please take
nutice: " What dust l do raise :"
Warren, Dec. %, 1856. CALVIN CUTTER.
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Niagara.

HALIFAX, Dec. 81.
The royal mail steamship Niagara, from
Liverpool at P. NJ. OH Saturday, Goth inst,
arrived here at IL o'clock this evening, en-
route for Boston.
GENERAL NEws.-It is still supposed that
the Congress of Paris will re-assemble before
the new year, but nothing official has vet been
stated Meantime there ate the usual variety
of rumors circulated. Count Walewski is
said to propose that some compensation should
be given to Russia for the loss Of Belgrade
and Russia proposes to accept piece of land
behind the river Tulpuk, and one of its trib.
utarles. Paris dispatch says that Austria
is the only power that has not named rep
resentative to the Congress, but Baron Hubnes
will probably represent Austria, and Baron
Brunow, Russia.
The failure of Robert johnson & Co., ware
housemen, of London, and George Ashworth
Co., manufacturers, of Manchester, are an
nounced.
The fall of Herat is confirmed from Persian
sources. The accounts show the defence to
have been bravely sustained The city was
only given up when all hope of defending it
successfully had failed.
In England a strong feeling is arising, in
imical to the war with Persia. A meeting
had been held at Newcastle on Tyne, to de-
nounce The piratical expedition against
Persia, and on Friday night bills were posted
about London, warning soldiers against TAX
ing part in the 'piratica invasion " of Per-
STA.
GREAT BR1TA1N. - Transports are being
taken up in England for reinforcemeats to the
India expedition against Persia. Eight regi-
ments have orders to be in readiness.
Captain Hartstein, officers and crew of the
Resolute. are to return home in the British
ship of war Retribution, and from want of
time have had to decline the invitation to dine
with the Geographical Society, and other
public bodies. Three thousand persons visit
ed the Resolute, after the Queen lett. The
Queen sent 9100 to the crew.
A great meeting was held at Birmingham
against the continuance of the war income
tax. RESOLUTIONS were passed, that the law
In its present form is unjust, oppressive, de-
grading, and not TO be tolerated BY a free
people. The movement is spreading in other
parts of the country.
FRANcE.-The Prince of Prussia, presently
to be at Paris, is bearer of an autograph invi-
tation from the King, for Emperor Napoleon
to visit Berlin in the spring, and it is said the
Emperor has accepted.
A deputation of Moldo. Wallachian Bay-
ards, in Paris, have presented an address to
the Emperor, in favor of union with the
Principalities.
GERMANY.-Prussio is making great prep.
arations to move against Switzerland.
NAPLEs.-A correspondence from Naples
contains an account of the trial and last mo-
ments of Milaud. When asked how long he
had contemplated the act, he replied, Z" Ever
since the King perjured himself On the
scatfold his demeanor was firm. The soldiers
of his battalion were deeply moved, and some
of the officers wept. The English residing at
Naples had presented an address of congratu.
lation to the King.
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The Rspazbliean has taken no backward move,
as the Worcester Transcript terms it, IN advoeat-
ing the union of sll the Fremont members OF the
Legislature tpon the coasssoa principle Of the "a-
tfonat Republican naoremettt. 1t is but new ap-
plieatioa Of the policy have ever advocated, IN
opposition alike to those who would provoke I'M
necessaTy qaarrels among those substantially
agreeing, and TO those who would engage IN
miserable coalitions and barter Tor the spolis OF
power It is the only policy By trilch the NORTH
EN- seatnssnt ca tie question Of SLAVERY can euer Be
nseSs poeeyt8 or eFeettre. Springfield hepH0H'
can
This is sound doctrine, and agrees with our in-
terpretation OF the former articles in the Repabh
can, which the Transcript ats mpted to wrest in
favor Of lis own positions. There can, of course,
be no union or harmony, but on basis in which
all the parties are agreed, and any attempt to
bring Republicans and Know Mornings to work
harmoniously together, while the latter keep up
their dark lantern organization and their secret
eouelaves, is as impossible, as it is, in natural
things, TO bring into chemical union bodies which
have a mutual repulsion for each other. The
Americans, as they facetiously style themselves,
are busy in recognizing the party, and bringing
il virtually upon the Fillmore pro-slavery ground ;
they are holding their secret midnight conclaves,
where they are plotting together as to the best
means Of defeating and oyerthrowing the Repub-
LEANS No Republican, then, who has any SELF
respect or any honest regard fer his principles or
his cause, can affiliate with such men.
But, to all those, whatever they may have been,
hese.sfore, who now choose to act with us on
the basis above indicated, honestly and sincere
", in the effort TO overthrow the slave power,
We would extend the right hand of fellowship,
most cordially, and would work with them,
shoulder to shoulder, to promote the good cause
This is the true, the fair, and Z" the honest
course and We do not see how any true man can
consistently take any other.
We hope, therefore, that whatever course the
Republican members Of the Legislature, or any
portion Of them. may choose to take, it may be
taken after free and full consultation with each
other. and with fair understanding among them
selves How important, then, that their first
step should be to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity for such consultation. The meeting of Re.
publican members at the Green Room, on Tues
day evening. win afford that opportunity. and we
trust they viii avail themselves of it, before
they 60 into any meeting with those who seek
their overthrow, and that Of their cause.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On the 22d instant,
w. Thacher, young man in the employ Of
Parks s. Day, of Athol, went to work to cut
the ice out of water wheel that was frozen
up, and while doing so one of the workmen
let the water on, not knowing ThacheI was
there and started the wheel. Thatcher was
crushed between the trough and paddle with
such force as to break his collar bone, and
otherwise injuring him, SO that his recovery
is doubtful.-Bay State
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3. l 8 57.
THE GREATEsT MEDICAL DIsCov-

TIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVs
cry OF TIE AGE
MR.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one Of
cur common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Eve Il Y KIND OF HU II RI!
From the worst scrofula down to a common Pmpe.
He has tried in over eleven hundre and never
failed except in two (boh thuni humor) He has
now in his possession two hund certificates Of its
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to nursing mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimpes
on the face
Two to three bottles viii clear system of hollis
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst cauker in
the m suth and stomach.
Three to ave bottles warranted the worst
case of erysipelas.
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and botches among the hair.
-Four six bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scsly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to worst
Of ringWorm.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or fonr bottles warranted cure salt rhenm.
Five tn eight bottles will the worst of scrous
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day; children over eight years. dessert spoonful; children
FROM five to eight years, spoonful As odirectioncan
be applicable all constitutions take enough to operate
on bowels twice day. Mir. Kennedy gives personal at
tention in bad cases of Serofula
KENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
To be used in connection Usth tie Medical DISCOVERY
FoR INFLAMMATION AND HuMoR OF THE EYES, this gives
immediate relief; you will apply linen rag when go
ing to bed
For soALD HEAD, you will the hair of the affected
part, apply the Ointment freely and you will the i'm
provement in few DAYS.
FoR SALT RHEUM, rub it well as often as convenient
For SCALES on IN inamed surface, you will rub it in to
your hearts content; t viii give you such real comfort
that yol cannot help wishing well to the inventor
For SCABS; these commence by thin, acrid fluid ooz
ing through the skim hardening the surface; in
short time are full Of yellow matter; are on in
famed surface, some not you will apply the Oirt
ment freely, nut do not rub it in
FoR soRs LEGLi this is disease, more so than
is generally supposed; the skin purple covered
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Scars will disappear in few days bat you keep
on with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
This Ointment agrees with every sh, aud gives mme.
diate relief in every SKIN disease hs IN is heir TO-
Price 50 cents per box
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY 100 Warren
Street, Rexbury, Mass.
For sale by every Druggist in the United States and
British Provinces. All daw1v
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For sale by 2. Baker & Co.

STUDIES IN THE FIELD AND FOREST. BY viii.
son Flagg. l vol, Svo. Boston: Little,
Brown, & Co., 1857.
Mr.. Flagg has been we'll known a writer for
the press for near twenty years, and, as an es-
sayist, very favorably so. The volume before US
is selection of pieces, already published in
Hovey's Magazine, and other periodicals, with
the addition of some new articles. To the lovers
of Nature, and of the thoughts and imaginings
to whicn contemplation of her works, in their
various forms of beauty and grandeur, give rise,
this will be most acceptable volume, and should
find welcome place in every choice and we'll
selected library.
For sale by John Keith Co.
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TIGER sALooN.-Leadwor'hin Wardens Block II Front
Street, keeps, cnnstadty fu supply of all The good
things of life called for needed for the epenish
ment Of the famishs system. Drop il at the Tiger ss
loon at any hour of the day evening, and you
get accommodations good the daintiest appetite
Leadworth is the alert to satisfy all the
wants of his numerous customers.
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For sale BY John Keith & Co.

HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM N1cARAaUA.-
The Philadelphia Enquirer of Thursday, pub.
fishes the following intelligence from Nicara-
qua -
g We yesterday conversed with young
Philadelphia, Mr.. Naulty, who was a pas
senger in the Tennessee, from California, and
who came by the Nicaragua route. He gives
a deplorable picture of General Walker and
his troops. The prospect for them was most
discouraging. They were fighting for their
lives, and many of the men, when our in
f-rmant was at Virgin Ba5, had had nothing
to eat for four days, and not q few were
nearly naked, their clothes having been worn
out. The sickness was fearful and fatsl, and
the deaths by fever and cholera were Of daily
occurrence.
Our informant is of opinion that by this
time Walker has been defeated, and that Ri
vas is in possession Of the country. The forces
of the opposition were much larger than those
Of the adventurers, and the men were better
paid. Indeed, Walkers men were compelled
to put up with script instead of cash-bad
food and bad clothing, while their lodgings at
night were often shelterless. They complain
ed bitterly, and were anxious to escape but
this was impossible, as the discipline was
very rigorous. The universal opinion Of the
passengers was, that Walker could not hold
out, except by miracle. He was awaiting
reinforcements, with determination, on their
arrival, to make another desperate effort. His
whole force did not amount to more than a
thousand men. Rcinforcements from New
Orleans and elsewhere were ON the way
These various bodies, amounting in all to up
wards of eight hundred, would swell the
available force of adventures to something
like sixteen hundred. The country near Vir-
gin Bay is swampy, and therefore pestilential
The probability is that Immediately after tho
ARRIVAL Of the reinforcement above mentioned,
another battle took place, and with decisive
results"
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HARKSEss. RICE, Co, proprietOrs Of the Central Ex
change Eating House. extend to all their friends
and patrons far aud near, cordial greeting am chap
Ply New Year, AMI invite thsm to social sit down at
their saloon this day and evening Arrangements hav
ing been completed for glariouos time, it is expected
great rush will be made The choicest variety of the good
things Of life have been provided. and you help
enjoying yourselves. So drop in ct any time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

100000 Bottles of the Spanish LustrnI
sold in 10 months mostly in New England and the de
is still increasing. J. c. Waieigh, Lawrence,
Mass, Sole proprietor,
For sale by BUSH co. 81 Front Street, Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch7 12taw&wly
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-At social gathering of
members of the Third Baptist Church, at their
vestry, on New Years evening, their worthy pas
tor, Rev. H. L. Wayland, was taken by surprise,
in being presented with purse of Sl25, an ele.
giant secretary, and other presents. The presen,
tation speech was made by Geo. w. Bentley,
Esq. Jos. H. Walker, Esq, presided, and
pleasant time was had generally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

TIE NEW YEAR has set in under the most favorable
auspcesi the weather being of the mdes; character for
the dead of Winter The best inner in which you
celebrate the advent of the year into Spur
and LeRiss in basement of American Block and sit down
to grani New Years feast, such they in readi
neI to serve up, this cay and evening Every body is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

SoNGs OF SUMMER By r. H. Stoddard-
WORDS FOR THE HOUR. By the author of
=" Passion Flowers"
The above works are from the press of Ticknor
Fields, and it is pleasure to read their books,
everything about them is in such good style.
The contents of them will well repay reading.
Many Of Mr.. Stoddard's poems are familiar to
our readers, through the pages of Putnam, and
they will be glad to see them in permanent
form. His reputation is already established, and
we think this volume will add TO it.
Mrs. Howe is recognized as poet of great
power, and is received with much favor among
her friends. The subjects of her poems in this
volume are full of interest at the present time
We quote one of them:
THE SENATOR'S RETURN.
Pov shall we greet thee when thy task is DER.
Thy martyr task q WEAKNESS and pain,
hhsa eyes that Wept thy suffering, stark aud sore,
Shall ses thee, stately and erect again.
There shouii go forth, to crown thy lordly way,
Glad youths and maidens, and the elders sage,
While garlands green and mdk-whlte robes recall
The peaceful triumphs of the Golden Age.
We shall be touched with heavenly Charity,
And walk as brothers, reconciled and glad,
Yielding mournful pity to the wretch,
Whose weapon gave the bloody accoRde.
With something of the dear and lender joy
With which we think to greet cur own above,
The pain and sharpness Of the struggle DER,
And every vexing doubt resolved in Love-
Shall we behold thee. scatheless OF fhe grave,
But with the halo of the just in sight;
Bearing rescued goddess in thine arms,
Thyself immortal. wed with deathless right.
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Tbs Lon snces his Iun for the New Year, under
circumstances which cannot but render him uuc)nquer-
able in the grand Of competition with its eoempo
rares in the art OF administering the vant necessities
and enjoymen's, of The eatiaR public Forbush will re
side with the imperurbabe grace and urbanity
tie establishment, in the past, winning patrons
daily by the accuracy with which he compremends
their various needs Call in at the Lion and have good
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

DRY GooDs.-Those who wish to gain mag.
nifcent bargains in dry goods, will be gratifed
by calling on Jenkins Hamilton, & Co. Their
entire stock is marked down to the lowest limit
in price. Ladies should govern themselves ac-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

HOUSEWIVES FRosTING LINES.-We wish to CALI es-
pecia attention to the above very superior Linens War
ranted to outwear the cotton" Manufactured and Grass
Beached to order for u.s. sold ny any other party in
Worcester. single trial will Convince any that
these Linens sill they recommended to be.
CHAMgRLIN. RARNARD L CO
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Josiah F. Holden of
Shrewsbury, was engaged in butchering hogs,
on Wednesday last. and on going into the house
after he had finished, he complained offeeling un-
WE'LL and soon after expired, while sitting by the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

Mr.. SMITH, the agent Of Richards Heater, which
noticed day two since for saving fuel will be seen at
Mr.. FaEcetts Fruit Store for few days longer Those
who consult economy had better see him at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

We understand that Rev. Mr.. Higginson will
deliver, tomorrow evening, the next of his series
of dscourses on 1.-THE Seven Deadly Sins"
Subject, g Pride"
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SABBATH SCHOOL ExHIBIrIoN-The Sabbath
School Exhibition, at the Universalst Church,
on New Years Eve was happy and successful
performance. The young folks enjoyed them.
selves in an exceedingly profitable and agreeable
manner, and everything passed off admirably we'll.
Such pleasant exhibitions cannot too often occur
for the benefit of the participants.
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n ' V1SF n V'11 I1IR- q 11O77sI N1'J'
Cincinnati, OHIO, Oct l6, 1056J. c. Wadlegh, Law
renee, >Eass Send without delay twenty gross of
your SPANISH LUsTRAL. We are nearly out. Our
customers in its praise especially the Ladies'
THONE s. co.
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Ms AGNlFICENT WORK OF Ant NA
I'VE MINUTE SCALE Museum Of Painters and sculp-
IN series OF 1900 outline plates with letter in
English and French, and account OF each Artist, Tie
whoe comprised in II neat demi w volumes nj slim
gut and gllttop Prize Of the whole $500 BAKER
a Co IA Main street. ar is
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We learn that John d. Burgess, Of
Providence, r. l., has been obliged to sus-
pend. His liabilities are said to be large, and
his suspension is occasioned by heavy losses
sustained in consequence Of the rapid decline
IN sperm oil, in which he was interested. He
had intimate business connections with Messrs,
Sanford HoWland, of this city, whose fail
ure has been announced. Other parties in
this city, it is feared, viii be obliged to sus-
pend payment on account of the failure of Mr..
burgess.-NeW Bedford Standard.
A celebrated physician, Boosting at
dinner that he cured his own hams, one of
his guests observed, "Doctor, would rather
be your ham than your patient"
A writer, in speaking Of one of the
musical profession, describes him as 'throw.
ing his chest forward, and drawing back his
head, while singing, as il trying to dodge
we'll aimed brick bat" THIS may be said to
be more forcibe than classic.
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POLICE CouRT-Friday, Jan. 2.-Wiliam
Pratt Of Holden, for larceny from the house of
Darius Darling of Holden, in the day time,
bound over for trial at the Criminal Court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

INHALATION C. Howard Marshall, ca.
tarrh, lung, and blood physician, is still at the
Bay State House, Worcester. and will remain
until Wednesday evening, January eth.
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ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID sold
wholesale, at the towest prices by John Q. Hill 229
Main st. AT retail also. Names and of those
who have been greatly benefited by them nay be seen
at his store. myI4 diff
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FURNITURE AT AUoTIoN.-This morning at 10
o'clock, the entire furniture of house No. Trum
bull street, will be sold by E. w Vail, without
reserve.
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LOCAL NEWS

APPoIxTMENT.-At meeting of the Trustees
Of the STATE REFORM SCHOOL, on Wednesday,
Mr.. WILLIAM E. STARR, of the High School in
this city, was appointed Superintendent of that
institution. The withdrawal of Mr.. Starr from
our High School will be cause of regret to the
people of Worcester, which will be modified only
by the consideration, that he assumes position
of greater responsibility and wider usefulness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

The real name of the State Prison
murderer is Cater. His fathers name was
Charles d. Cater, and from this was made the
name Dechtur. The murderer was noted from
his early days ior his tricky and reyengeful
disposition. His father was an Incorporate
man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

The NEGRO RESURRECTION. The excite
ment in regard to negro instructions is dying
out at the South. The stories were doubt
less greatly exaggerated. Yet arrests continue
to be made. Three slaves have been arrested at
Berryville. Va, for attempted instruction.
They expressed themselves familiar with a
plot of instruction. About one hundred ne
groes have been arrested and confined at the
Tennessee rolling mill.
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visit No Mechanics Hail Building, Ladies', 10 you
wish Dry Goods. at tremendous lou pieces. The Grand
Closing on Sale continues tin Feb lst by Geo p Bryant
%.