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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15
REAL, ESTATE.


ENoR SALE IN THHs CITY-A Lot South
E' Worcester, near the Catholic College, containing
seventeen of good land, we'll adapted for a small
Farm About three in wood Of 20 years growth
and the rest is in llage and pasture Apply at this of
fee. off dec
f;SAa FOR SALE--A neat Cottage house in a
M neighboring town, centrally located, which rents
& for tgelve per cent On the cost will be sold low
exchanged Tor small place in this city vicinity. Ad
dress x. \. " at this Office diff deoi
49, FOR aALE.-A small Farm in Worcester
1 q miles from the Post Office containing ten acres
.1isA. Of choice land buildings, &c. An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily For sale cheap Terms
easy. Inquire Of I. NJ. LAMB, 275 Main street.
seplO diff
d. FOR SALEs-A beautiful and very well
ksH built house. Of two tenemens. with lot For sale
lsaAcheap, because the owner is going West Call at
the premises, No Elliot street au20 dtf
d. FOR sALEs-Two Houses stuatsd on Vine
atreet, viii be sold on reasonable ermn, being de-
.A srous ofdispcsing Of the property, having BUSH
ness ia another part Of the country 10 any in want
Of real estate the present offers favorable opportunity
Fer particulars, enquire of 2 Q. RoURKE, Ward st.
Worcester, srpt 81, 1851 d6
fasssA FARM FOR SALB- Situated in the
fs;ii norherly part Of aillbury, two miles ltom Ar
,sssAz Emory Village two from Qunsgamond, and four
from the City ball in Worcester it contains $40 acres
Of land divided into moving pasture, tillage and vOod
land The orchard consists Of more than five hundred
grated apple trees producing the choicest rut also
pears, peaches and grapes, abundance The bGdings
are large two story house, arranged for two fam
lilies. BAN recently built so by 40 feet with cellar
under the whole carriage house, sheds, &c Pure soft
water is brought by aqueduct the house and barn. II
any object TO lead pipes for CULINARY purposes, tn
well OF excell 5wRer,with the od oaken bucket" Con
nectsd with tt farm, miik route, the bus mess Of
which exceeds 800 per month To any desirous OF
engaging in the milk business the growing OF fruits
ana vegetables, this place is unsurpassed in this vicinity
being well adapted to this business and its proximity
the city will afford ready market for its produce.
For urther particulars inquire Of a. WOODWARD, 81
Broad street, Boston, of the subscriber the prem
isses. J. L. WOODWARD. /
Mi1bury, Sept. %, 1857. dsod&wtg s2S
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MEDICINES.
6<RAND MEDTCAE ESTA BLISHs
W MENT
1871 Main Street,, yVarcessev.


6tRAND MEDICAL ESTA BLISS
VI MENT
i2T Main SFrees. Wapcessev.
The lghOe need not physician but they that ar sics
voice from Nature's Garden. Or. c. GiLI
formerly of Boston, graduate from the school of Ms
ture and is Independent Botanic Physcian success
his Diploma His MaterIa Medca--HcttlTe'S boHndjs5S
Vegetable gdom, lis general headquarters-Wor
ceser, Mass, where all orders must be addressed 60
insure attention. Dr. Hill will send bic medicines to any
part Of the Union.
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for the
following complaints
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Breathing
Kidney Difficulties influenza, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind,
Fluor Albus, Vertigo IA the Head,
Whoopius Cough, Epilepsy. Epiepto Fits,
Pleurisy, Splitting Blood,
COstiveness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
Fever and Ague, Pain in che Side and Back,
st. VitUa Dance, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
Fits, Diarrhoa Lock Jaw, Commissions,
Palpitation Of the Heart Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Coughs, Piles Scrofnla, Ruptures, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Erysipelas,
Overlooking Of the GALL Liver Complaints,
* The Doctor has a safe and remedy for all FE
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered prepared By hun
self All private difficulties treated with success, and IN
strict confidence. d1y %
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PROFESSOR sILIMAN says: st forms no cLiakers that
cannot be easily crushed in the naked hand It kindes
easily; few biets of wood suffice TO effect its ignition,
and it burns freely, with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itself in the ashes Of it cobustion
this Coal retains fire like hickory wood and if thus left
undisturbed, it will gradually consume entirely. In an
open CRATE it kindes without the and Of blower, and
notwithstanding IT'S easy ignition, il burns for a long
time, and unlike the harder anthracite, it does go
out when the quantity Of Coal in combustion is reduced
below certain bulk and intensity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

full assortment of all kinda Of weighing apparatus
and Store furniture for sale at low rates. Rslroad ay
and Coal Scales set in any part Of the country.
my4 d1y
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u CARRIAGE FACTORY,
4x!7 Established in 1888, "a years since, by
SA&---SZ-- A. TOLMAN s. CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found ready
for sale, 10 Light Carryalls,
Light Oarryals,
2Large Carryals, 6 Seats
Phaetons,
II Prince AIberts,
8 Top Buggies,
Chaises,
4 Open Bugges,
II I'd hand Carriages, various kinds,
l Two horse Pedlar's Wagon aud Harness.
making the best assortment Of Carriages ever offered
tor sale in Worcester. We have on hand, Harnesses
trimmings, Cloth Lace Leather, Bows Bands Springs
Axles, Bolts sc. 7-il
the Phaetons for elegance comfort and serviceare the
pest Marriages in use for two or three persons
PRINCE Aberls are new STYLE and very beautiful
b4OO. ~
We know as good carriages are made in Worcester as
IN any place in the county, and promes that persons
buying OF US, shall the commissions and expenses
which must be paid at Repositories and Trading Houses
We are building and shall soon finish, Coaches, Carr
ais ohaises, and other, carriages in addition to t
above. dtf sbIO
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Is similar to Lykens Valley" or Frankn'' Coal and
can be sold at a less price.
a cargo just received and for sale at
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
w. A. HACKER, Agent.
orcestor, June Is, 1857. dom
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NgILLBURY STAGE leaves the bay Stat
lsA House II 10 90 A. NJ, and 500 sft
Loaves Mlbury at A. NJ, and =. NJ. dit
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CR0CKERY, &c.
EyUREITURE AND CRoCKERY
WAR EHOUSE.
CARPETS, HOUSE FURNISHING

And Paper ID ngings,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Es0FFEEy COFFEE !.-Tnough the price Of
II "a article has advanced, yet L am determined, IS
kersesure, furnish The best kinds pare. Also the
Dan'eion and Combination Colse, sold a. low price,
ant warranted to suit.
WM J. WHITE, Coffee Mills,
an2I d8n. Cor, Union 3 Exchange SIS. Worcester.
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Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Oe7cgr yaob ane
various Other Indian Remedies for the cue o r,sases
A may De wen to add thar the Business ct tds gsab
hshment is Conducted upon the most liberal erms It ia
the practice With some 10 require large sum IN al vircs
for the promis Of care,n &c This course is ,ry.,e
~ eondemued by the Society. At this iusttation The
patients ore required to pay only the price Of The is
cinea needed Ia their case cep at the rst nrspor
one dollar being charged FOR recording the ease ard
giving lhe necessary dlrectioos
Ladies Especially
Should know that The genuine Iusisn remedies do moi
Ike the old method, deblitae The system but ieaovssN
and restore healthy toae their alread, sbilitattd
constitutions.
Ihe societys newspaper, entitled Indian Arcana,'
nied with the erafy end medical knowledge OF the In
dians, aud giving The description and uses Of tbs medi.
icneS nanfi above aud alR0 reference cured
may be had at the ohce OF viii be sent by mail Tres Of
charge or they say beobtaaad Of CHARLES CLARKE,
Agent for the sale Of the Medicines, III Worcester.
Address Dir. X. GREEN, 80 Droomtioid st., Boston.
Consultations personally, by letter, Gree of charge.
moh6 d&wiv
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The subscriber still cont the above business and in
viteB continuance Of avors from his old custoners and
suggests to the gentlemen generally Of this city and vi
cinfty the economy OF having their
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Personal intelligence


frn Hsw Orleans ard HAysns In steamship Pnsisphs
y johnson and lady, Mr. wsrkmui.r, Miss \ Gar
VINE Sfr hsihttm end son - kz0ry, Capt Tabor and
nre~ children kisyd, LADY snd rhltren; DR. Robinson
d. NcIne, HAek, Nh W Middleton c-hns .eroule
Duross, Parnst Martinez, Eooa, T. Rubin, CuAdrs
90 Iasisnedo, tscnsae1, Capt III Fills Hubbard
silva lady taf by Colz McKetzo. and Others "a the
eieC-nc..
fTym .hs,sr.cn, In ~ steamship ssshvie-E Por, lady
trd chDdi I, Marshall and two caurhierr, Appleton
Ms Apr',sp two Misses 1eson and servant Mrs ard Ml
Draper a fuer and lsdy Mr. MARKHAM; ard lady Mrs
handnph ,-dwei lady, ohidrcn and servants; MIS-
ana Ni% oodwnrd ~ cking and BABY Mtse Roland.
CDchrlet 9dy and -rn Ms Livingston Mis- Minor
yant s,anwcod sad LADY, n wrbslAn snd LADY. Mte
Brown, w Grinakl VI Norgan ~ Hc-urre jenkins i 4
r,rncis NJ shssgss.,-a Mv-nur Geo E-nnruei,
81 Inns. Crrnrta7s G Kniyhf Prank Naurar. G n
he st>er~ge.
Prom - yann1h In Ne sseSusAp Auru-a-C~rt rIar1
e.sn ~ Nathan Wed l>dy urs, oaidrss snd esrt~n
80 A1sn, lsdy sna ssrysos LION and lad, Mr. Zen
" Holman and iscy, M " Brn~a ms p Hosaos
Nos Hurt Me- Hnr', bccss-, lady ana shr~~
srsn Jcs,ah Ir',nrcas sne sty J.s Hsrr.ca s, tny,
Weess, { y rsrs,aas; Bvses HIsbins, pr susy,
wsor, whi,nore, IT. Joan Hsrper Ps.or osIIsshsr
yrsoels Wood, Husi- Tl-ns Ps ny 800 InIx
Mr. Aendsvpop-and N
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1he Alleged sr~seh Railroad S'rassds.
UNITED srArIs coNnLssIowyE'e copss.
Believe Geo k<e&is IN

HAJrn 97--l@ IA .es~ q crss, Psra ssd e<As-s --Ai
0e opening ~ the ccrrt M mora ry the 10 uory "a hs9
sides vae concluded, vi--eupon an animated dscS~,o
ensneo N Sh1 AL III counsel sngzged took pRyt 10
ehs ssde< In which council b DO hsasd; Grniy the
Connszsensr decided ust al The suneel eos, should
san up On NE pASt 81 e eccueA Ihan ooanss chit
epak Tor No Prosecution, uea Tho remaining oeul- Tor
oe 0efeooe and Ne Whole Ascald be esusd ~ cse
counsel fos The prosecution
6 Charles L. sp.hcSn, formerly q BeigsAn hvyp~,
opened scf The defcnce and q apecch occupying ley
hours, and not cooeipdsd when us oourt adtcrrSf Le
discned wiz great rlinsteness, bm In the ue4 iscsd
manner Che provisions n The erssduon treaiy the mean
ING a he French he terms employed and a The eorrsa
ppodnx English words He vas u,tened v Ihrulchout
With great siesson. In the coxae a his szyuolos 4J
analyses q acme n the ysysh t~rus he raid q htsb
compliment 70 Webster, AL Lxic r~pber but rSeci~d Is
eyrcncous his scooani o. NJ dervsuon a "brrgAsy."
1hs word said by Webster DC derived from The word
ssscA. tssp Il bys<s and sbr Arvp~ic Word Lay II
uef) heocf TIE French tarou IA thcJ but said Mr. e.,
cc vrrd t-p or bscA, from the Greek pt-pe, which
ne>ln o~er, AID conseerenuy fortress, city ~
nwh Lawn nsnex ne< ffosn the Mprric h0, but from
ehe iAnn ~otd tose. LAR loNar u stsl q feush
word, and et1ses uAan who mA<ss an salaok bsrG-
v, heu, IL mar who an apsnb ,r fortress or
;, W and cerse qssDty bcase cty, ts41g osiy cceec
No az hcufeS lHcr1 mans house Ia bis castle or fcf
" aod Therefore an stisc@ his bous ws ees med
awnk " fortress aud tbe saroe word ueed 70 exprc
he e~ ~ 70 otp'r; and 4ess attacks were vglaly
made ~ the night "A. s'lsck ~ night the mansion ose
q snotirSr came " h deno-ninsted burglary.
M. Svsnoyn bad hi concluded WHEN uas court al.
eufnsi unN W morrvw (tls day. Of III clock A. M VI
he UnHe Sesics cicut toUt roop when M. RJslthofn
si ooocrdc his arsusaAst ssd NE oAhsv counsel w
.ont,,se The cumming 90
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Steamship xusass, wooahuu. Savannah, 81 hours We
s4.s and nd Fssssasers 70 l. ssha Sunday ss Pm
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Herald Marine COYYe0poEA~ssoo.
ASf WEST, April Z-Ro wrccknIg neva
PHILADELPHIA April Is AZ Ph-Arr stea,nship Cfty Of
New York. Matthew'S Boston; schrs Geo Edward Nay do;
J Pickup, Pickup, NYorh.
CHI barb Susan Jane Qainn sebsopo sShrs C,as Budd,
Smith, and d Jones, TAFT NYorA.
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f-Nv ygrar,te Iosaec vayr, Rcckpork
F~Ar Hyrsn, ApynA 3fopces.ey.
e-3< F,ts>n Light, Woodbury., 0loucssey
ScLr Fbfng Arrow, Miis Nnalhaven days
sloSp Blackstone, Hedraant ProvosDce
fteansar Planet Looper, Phusds pha.
eteapner Pelican, Auldrtch, Providence.
SRsanaer Decatur 0ees. Norwich
HE6W.
Ship Fiords from BayanaBy Capt hazard Of Ssaus~x
Webb.
hAnED
ships SensursoI, aA0 Albert ssaliaan, LiVepopi.
Wind West
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Hss-rs q. W. Rsn,, D. Morgan, Russo. ssarss,t .A>A
" s-,ls AID Hoeert Isybs, tAe cd Flo Conn.se soo-
cs WHO ve-e eornved sch uDdss che sev 80, h Wo
~, a. hs been ssropeosy ss,ed, addressed tbc Cha
Se' Of Commerce wa BOARD Of vpdsrwrirs for lru,
'cEs :, ssss,d " tAelr drss- These seniensn are
ar0Og oar mod reppsble msrchA1 and shipnAsrs, snd
wfss Understanding perfectly ue rcqsrcben,s o. thc rev
Az, are familiar With The wants Of The port Tcy have
nos hweyer, yst necidadp sccep offoe ynAff the
esf and have sddnessed Ls Chamber of Commerce snl
Bosrd % tnderrriers, by whom hey are appointed,
cominuincsts@ 90 ns srbitct X sppesrs us,
be leg&isaurs provided fg the payrnent 10 The
Comm sooo.r 81 runs ao eroscdIng a1o,0o,
vEon mism pe eolec,ed fo- npes sne penalties Coz
violation ~ us new isv, but did nz provide In
any oher way is she payment OF any money
n the Ccminisscsers Now Che Beard WIN n.o~eary
D. obliged 70 employ svT-yDss0deS and eecrek~xy fur
nsh an once and incur other incidental axpss~s hich
nN Jyuyided fo- IN the bill vber than ~ tho fnsu
cof~st.d. n Dc Commissioners do lber duty fathfury
here WI, b. but very small amount ~ fines paid ~sr
The first months became vhen tho dsrn1uenss
N SEQ, aDdoubsed'y they via. that he y be
rs1y srsvcsd, TIT vi no. lDeur sAe penos mere
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swearing In al t,se New e. Sntr~l P~rh COM
sHis~,e"ss~-lnsornAI Me- ana-Proaahaaty
m their Legality bssng 60 WteNed, &c

!" WIFI h~FAuty of1nR 10 Ws~sS"> -"
fns new Central Park Commission sworn In by
yudse CrSc, Sitting in rTocis term The saprcne Curt.
yesterday morning ut ioAosing a their nsSDess-
Andrew ~ Green, IAN Iogg,
J. y. Buierworsh, Tho nas C. Feh.
Charles W Llioss. J. H. G. Gray,
Robert !. pISn W. X. Strong,
james T. Ccsley.
An nSos ns meeting tn conmlsIo ,ars ls-d sn
Monday wbe1 conversational in,~-ct use q oSsn'sns
toak place he question whether the Szns q The isso
Commissioners should be carried on, o c.sosssd 81
length, bat definite conclusion arrived al II
seemed however, " BE- The general oyni, usAa IN case
any " the old plans should he sdopted, tie w boAre vii
Be independent enough 70 ssune the reP erbsby and
sdopt them fbesr own. commit vs sp
pointed W report IT fs.aro meeting E1 Of
odcers and plan Of 0eAnsatou for the bosi c Tue re-
port " hs COMMITTEES VII. exnbody fal recon sznxdAon
W sbe future operations q the CcnEA4oos@s.
II pretty oonadenty stated yesterday u = Aaysf
Wood, Joseph y 1syoy, and several osheS menb ~ We
kt Central Isrk Commission propose 70 serve ,o,unc
uOn the hos I'd and sgrssby 20 the wveeda
son o. be Bc@rd q Aldermen Monday svs eIs, "
csny The legality q usesr erpsniDeat
nt rsol'-vd ,be rev board vill muS,sssiy s'oss'
q ty..t
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
MINT DROPS.

1t is stated in the Bulletin that many hun
dred ounces of gold have been taken from the
roofs in the neighborhood of the United States
Mint San Francisco. 1t is contended that this
waste Of gold has been occasioned by the i'm.
perfect construction or inadequate capacity Of
the chimney leading from the smelling fur
mace. Some have asserted that when gold has
been subjected toa given heat-say 12o0-that
it becomes as liquid as water and will evapor-
ate like water pouring through in heated
flue, and that when II strikes the cold current
Of air it is condensed and precipitated like
steam vapor. There appears nothing unreas-
enable in this statement, for, without reason
ing from analogy, but merely by way of illus.
tration, every quartz miner is aware, that
quartz rock when calcined before crushing the
ore, does not give the same amount of gold as
when crushed without burning. We fully be-
ieve this TO be the case, for in many locations
where wood has been abundant and accessi-
bic quartz miners seldom resort to soften
ing rock by fire before putting it through the
mill. Col. Haraszthy has resigned and the
whole matter is undergoing investigation. He
has not only resigned but has made over all
his property to the United States to await the
result of the investigation. He is said to be a
defaulter for one or four hundred thousand
doars-not more, probably lessor, perhaps,
not defauter at all, as the facts may prove.
The poor residents of the mines are not at all
alarmed by the announcement of the alleged
fraudulent draw on the purse of Uncle Sam
We have faith and confidence in the laws,
government, and solvency of the United States
We are not to be frightened by any delinqucn-
cy on the part of public officials under bonds
to the old gentleman at Washington. Thiev-
ing and swindling bankers have done for many
Of us but we have not yet lost confidence in
the agents Of the Government If the machn.
cry now being used in the mint is defective let
il be removed and more useful and complete
apparatus substituted or, fthe chimney is not
high or wide enough, let additions and altera.
tions be made-and let the remedy be applied
without delay. If Col. IIaraszthy, upon ex-
animation, proves defaulter, let him be pun
shed, and let the most be made Of his proper.
ty to supply the deficiency. Every man placed
in similar position would desire an examina.
ton of the charges made against him before
being condemned by public opinion. Then in
justice to common right and common sense
let him be treated as an innocent man until he is
found guilty. Every day in San Francisco some
amusing incident or shocking casualty trans
pires to arouse the risbe faculties of loafers or
to excite the horror of the sympathetic wonder
seekers The people, failing to sweep and
keep their streets clean have taken 10 brush
ing off their house tops. We suppose property
in the vicinity of the smelling furnace will be
greatly enhanced in value by the late discovery.
Flat roofs will now be in vogue, and the pres
ent triangular toppings, or rain slides, will be
replaced by level floors covered with sticking
plaster or gold catchers. What next?