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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

Nottce.-Ah persons indebted to the late firm
Taft, Wheeler & Co, in Washington Square, are re-
Quested to call Immediately and settle the the
store Of Draper Cllrk, Front Street.
EDWIN DRAPER, (.
VIM q. CHRISTY, ( AsS4s Aee'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

RemosnI.--Dr. Il. CLARKE has removed his resi-
dencs from No. Chestnut street, and his Office from No.
Elm street. to No. Chestnut street, the head Of
Pearl street. Office hours from to and to p. m.
S1s DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24
GEORGE SESSIONS,
Furnishimg Underwater & Coffin War,
rOnse.

Collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes Of every description, always on hand Also the
NV PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, Of all sizes.
Every thing connected with the management of uner-
ais promy attended to. No. 49 Front street. residence
SO Front street, Worcester, Mass d&wtf my23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

ArnOld's GlObuIes and Vital Fluid. -Fol
sale, wholesale and retail, by
10. HILL, Druggist aud Apothecsry,
my4 dtf Mechanics Hall Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24
NIOTlCE 10 THE AFFLICTED D!
d r. b. F.. JAS EPH,
- AND -
DR. L. KIM ALL,

: IE0FN EVI-0VVN VtloII UIlIUe5 20
PiPers Block, Room No. 4, up Stairs,
Where they are preparen to attend to all disease that
human flesh is heir to- Their system practice is strict
ly Botanic No mercurias mineral polsons, or deadly
narcotics used by them.
All diseases, however private successfully treated on
Botanic principles Particular attention paid to ali Fe
male Complaints Their famous Female Periodical Pi is
and French Periodical Drops for impressions Irregular
lues &C., TO be had Of them as usual Il Ladies should
not take them duriag pregnancy as thew will produce
abortion Sent securely to any part of the country by
express Remember, office Pper's Block Room No. 4,
10 patients. d3m Mi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

Reinov@i.-Dr. LINNELL, Homo opathIst, has
semoyed to No. Elm street. first residence above the
Lincoln House. Office hours from to and to p. m
nIz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24
ECO. y. 5 CURTIS.

FRANCIS @. MISNER,
Ieacher OF Languages, Brinley Hall
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~ DENTIST,
Hasremoved hia ohcc irm 1875 ain street, "a a,,u.,,
HousE BLOCK, directly opposite where he VIII III hann
to SEQ patrons Andfriends iy1 ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

ChAIIN 3 UAUMU NJ
ATTORNEYS q COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos.4 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
Henry CHAPLIN, APPLETON DADMUE
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v, HEaRY oALLENDAR 1 co.
COMMONWEALTH oF MAssAoHUsErrs.

Worcester, S. Court Of Insolvency. In the case Of
GIBBS TRUE, Insovent Debtors.
On the foregoing Petition II is ordered that the petithn
era give notice IN all persons interested in the estate ~
ne said Gibbs True iusolvent debtors by pubshinv
copy Of the said on and Of this order thereon twice n
IN he newspaper called the Worcester Daily Spy printed
before the time for the hearing thereon hereinafter men
toned that they mayappear atthe Court Of Insolvency a
Be held at Worcester, within and for said County 81 w.
ceser, on the hrst day Of December next Ii o'clock
have, why Of said petition should not 81 grant
ed a1sre q Il =
Witness, A. u. Bullock, Esquire at Worcester, The
tWeDty-drst day Of November In the war al en- 49,
one thousand eight hundred and my. ssven. -.
Attest JOHN J. PIPER Reralsr
true copy, Attesti JOHN J. PIPER, Resister
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

The subscriber has the pleasure of informing the pub
lie, and especially his old friends, that be has taken his
old stand in the Bay State House Block No l. which he
has rehsted and re6ed with very much expenee, and
where he is prepared to every call his friends
may make.
He respectfully socits the patronage Of the public
mis- dit D. O. GATES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24
E p R . $ E =
Patent EHastlc Roofing.

We have bought the right of making and vending Rus
seps Patent Roofing in the county of Worcester Mass
and Wndham and Tolland counties. We offer TO the
ever was offered before. cheaper and more durable
Roofing cannot be found Perfectly fire proof and en-
dures the severity of Summers heat and Winters cold
without melting cracking This Roofing can be put on
with perfect safety over boards, plank tin or shingles
steep or fat roofs 1t dement's itself to the roof as soon
as laid so there is danger Of its being blown off The
best judges who have it in use think it will last from
twenty to thirty years without REPAIRS for samples Of
which, refer to
y. z MOODY, and HARRINGTON, Worcester.
I. P. CLARK, North Brookhed.
G. F. ALLEN, Millbury
HENRY GRAY, Sup'tWestern Railroad, Springfield
All that have iedky roofs in want of new roofing,
will do well to call and examine specimens of the above
named individuals who have our roofing in use
Post office address, SAXBY, JOHNSON, 4 CO.,
Office and Mandatory, Foundry street,
NIL dom Wnreester Mass.
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o. r. II A R RIs,

1853 main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
iy1 Building, d&wti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

N II A N Q AND COLLECTION
O E r q L.
The subscriber has taken office at 1877 Main
Street. (up stars and is prepared negotiate usur-
anees to any anount in the best Mutual and Stock Com
panies also will pay particular attention to the settlement
Of accounts, collection Of bills, &C., Sc.
J. K. BANISTER.
1871 Main St., Cup staira.)
REFERENCES. --JoHE FIELD, Esq Insurance Commits
Toner; JOHN BoYDES, Esq, Exchange Broker. diff tY2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

F1y-gfT STOLEN From tile pasture Of the sub
Ef~ scriber some time near the last Of last month";
1h-~sa. two COWS, one a light brindle, the other
ghtred, about or niue years DID, both heavy with calf
and good beef Whoever will give information where
said cows may be had, shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES HADWRN.
Worcester Nov O. 1857 ar M
DUCK WHEAT FLOUK.-ExtrA audDoubIo
NIB Extra Buckwheat Flour fresh ground from new
grain, just received By DRAPER CLARK
o2o DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

hNOR CASHs-We shall sell you for Cash, all our
u best American Prints at 10c per yard; Yard wide
Prints fine and handsome at lite per yard; All best
Hamilton and Manchester DeLanlnes at 1Sc per yard
% d&wistf GEO. 2. BRYANT h co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24
REAL ESTATE.
WANTS.

SITUATION WANTED.-By an English
oook VINO mas had sixteen years experience in fam
cy pastry, and all kinds of cooking Can on Mrs
Thompson at N. Maloy's "a Mechanic street. n23 dsts
ROARD.--A few gentlemen and their wives a.
nS few single gentlemen eau be accommodated with
rooms and good board No. II Pleasant street
n23 data
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

e. 5. MASON
Can probably sell PinmO Fortes cheaper than any
dealer or agent in the State oarks Block Worcester.
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CHAPIN s. nAnMI1r

Adm THATER
ATTORNEY r COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No. as Main street,, ..--...-.-.- WorcesteFMass.
my30
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w. w. r a q 7
CONSTABLE AND AUCT1ONEER,
Office No. Flagg's Building, opposite the Bays tai
i2O House. Worcester Mass, du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-24

Ma EFT NURSE.-A healthy woman desires a
~, situation as Wet Nurse Apply at Munn's, ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
Our Vp-TUwn Market.

TIE QUESTION As 70 ITS SITUATION.
no Ahernanio Committee % Markets nss IN NJ.
vsIsntines Office, uty Hall, N "Wednesday p A-Ai-
dsYman Hsafy, chairman.
Alderman srRs said that the matter had been brought
before Tie committee BY conmuuioation from Mr. Palmer,
President Of the Dry Dock Company, which connunioa
ton &c. forth hat injustice bad bean done the company
In regard 70 bid they put In for furnishing grounds for
up town market; that from the time the proposition
made BY the Comptroller the company had received
no notice OF any committee meeting Mr.. Palmer heid
thai the location Of his grounds was more valuable
than any others that have been offered, that the
streets In The vicinity were well graded, CO.,
that the property In Tenth and Eleventh streets more
valuable than that In Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
Alderman Srx1Rs remarked that II the Common Council
'SoTsns me D,y Dock properly they would have " buy
M PAIn proposed 10 sell the property for $l76 900
without the ferry slip, and for S2O00 with the slip.
NJ: VAN BuRW, counsel for Mr.. Palmer, said the Har
Dor Comm!iones havea report before the Legislature
altering the exterior line Of Lobers property which re-
port adopted, would create great dloulty with Lo
M LorsR said tbs, in lss4ss petitions wore constant.
" presented 70 the Common Council for up
ket In 1850 the matter taken up the Comptroller
advertised for bids for furnishing grounds several par
ties sent In bids, among them was Mr.. Pamer's The
whole matter was referred 70 . committee They CON.
oluded That my property between Sxteenth and
pcta should be considered unless presented according
to law. The memorial presented by Mr.. Palmer On the
1Ith ofFebruayy urges that the committee misrepre-
scented The size OF his properly.
NJ PALMER said he did propose TO Gil In the bulk-
head, but wanted 10 sell the property - ~ be held
that would the city 10 build the property
out making the entire cost Of $3.50 COO a. 400 lot.
Mr. LoRKR said that be would warrant good and clear
title 70 the property.
After some further discussion the committee adjourned
without coming 70 any decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
The Inequality OF Pensions.
TO TIE EpIToa OF THE HERALD.

Ibeg leave 70 call The attention Of Congress 70 tbs i'm
porupoe Of an early revisAl Of present pension vs
Although much may be said In relation 70 the subject
will here simply oounse myself 10 the notice Of three
nci heads 10 which statutes In reference 70 The
ter may be reduced.
In the splaoe the smalne Of the present pensions
Ms 70 be remarked, sort Of great and general con-
plant Secondly the striking inequality existing between
navy and army pensions has never been dsfended by
any plea whatever and TO this day reason has ever
been assigned for such extraordinary discrimination.
Thirdly, The injustice OF making pensions 70 commence
only from the osse Of applying for them instead Of from
The time when the osaoiy vas Incurred 10 Zoo evident
70 require any further notice than the bare statement Of
the facss
In relation TO a matter one Of the Philadelphia papers
observed few days since, that 80 has repeatedly been
presented 70 Congress In . rrong and orcibe light and
especially the marked inequality Of the allowance for the
same class Of disability In the srmy and In the navy.
The Secretary Of War In his iast report treated this
point 81 much length very ably The Secretary OF the
Interior, Major General Scott and other dhunGushsd
public functoparics, have also earnestly called attention
10 H. while thousands Of MORALS before Congress testify
TO ossss Of individual sunerine and complaint"
EVEN HANDED JusrIcT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

THI MuRDERovs ASSAULT UPor AN BprroR-
The Hartford Tma has despaeh nom Middlesown,
Conn, dated February 10, P. NJ, ~ follows
"hr. Carter passcd rsstles night, and ali lies in .
critical position, although Br. Woodward The physician
attending, 70 day thinks his sympons Are more favor
able +"
ne Nmes, In speaking Of the Assault, says
The gross outrage upon the person OF Walter s. Car
YER, Esq, editor Of the hiddlesown Argus, on Monday
morning ID one deserving Of the seversst punishment
known 70 the Law, and the universal condemnation OF
the public. II Of those acs against The peace
and vel bong OF society which cannot be jnsthed.
IN abuse Of an individual physically weak, eudsn.
rechless and sptefu manner which direerds oonse
In such ouwsses - this a. 10 the BROOKS assault upon
senator sumner, he public ~ once inquire Whist the
cause az n could hs 70 been.
In this case, there hes been somewhat bitter coutro-
late Treasurer OF Air Line road. Carsr justified be
course Of The officer IN arrsssns him. Others defended
Mr.. e. and blamed The eaoer. fhere ~ae an "iudigna
ton meeting about the affair, and Carrier made some
marhs In Justification Of the ooer, at that meeting By
his report Appears that ~ be arose apeak there
bssinG and he elaine hat some OF The ladies'
present (be said be would not oa ITEM isdics but 20
nen,) were among the hsses. Following this report,
carrier received nots from M HAYWOOD, requesting him
70 stop his paper which had been thrss upon him TO
THIS Garter replica and This reply, nov SAID caused
nr. oarssr's article vas not evidently Intended 70 re-.
sect upon The character Of ks Bsrvocd. though -ss
zion meeting and though rdsoreet and improper 10
respects, ~ last ID was NOS sufficient cause for tho
petrafon ~ such outrage endaneeripe the LIE Of Mr.
c. thai inflicted By DeRsy ana we hope that the su
thortes OF kiddesown VIII scs With due regard 70 fall
justice 10 We cass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

Aeroa'e Irconz--Mr. VIM. d. Astor must be 4
VERY ,hriftlsss yousg We veil remember ,ha, Mr.
Y,z Greene BaIIsch, good many year ago. bese then
pubsbsd conpusasioa By which he made out The Old
eepilemass Income 70 be piosyune n every beat Of
hh pulse Allowing ths Old mans pulse 70 have beat q,
been eve thousand four hundred dollars per day Nov
WIN. r. Aston vas John jacobs cole heir; and be
already reduced The s>ats nearly one hs-thai n, from
spen6tbvt may soon GET through with the whole Of A.
and become cha-ee upon the corporation. Ooght
guardian 70 Be appointed over nimf-Louurik journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

In csse Of abuse d once BY haSbor master, ney-
chant would rather pay his money than be u ne trouble
Of making out his oacse Of grievance and prosecuting
before the Governor.
In concIuson the COMMITTEES rsooumsnd that he Pilot
Commissioners and Board Of Underwriters Of New York
be clothed with the power Of supervising harbor masters
end port wardess and with power 70 receive complaints
take testimony and report 70 the Governor. The com
panis tbes be made u once and the remedy VIII DO
st hand. @. p. SMITH.
ERAsrUs BROOKS,
Z. n. MADDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

TIE WILL OF THE LATE JOSHUA SEARs.-There
have been many speculatons abost ana much osty
m know TIE contents Of This important docun emit IL
substantially this $50 600 are given TO HE brother
CAarls ssars, Of Yarmouth f26 900 70 HE brother VII
lard Sears Of New Bedford s2 900 70 the children Of his
deceased brosher nos W. Sears 900 70 the town Of
Yarmouth, 70 found school for the teaching navxa
tos and 10 tndred Sciences t5ooe 70 the Boston SEA
In Purchase street, about e2S 900 his sisters and their
children the estate ksovn - the sears Tavern and the
lahd sconrs 70 two ncoss, children Of his brother
ChaSls the balance Of his properly amounsna 70 about
4soo0o 70 his executors IN truss, $40 600 70 be paid
bic son when he ahal attain n years. and - 900 sddi
until he 10 30, and $1,000 yearly aner that during his
HE In case OF the death Of the before he y n year
OLD, the properly eoes V the brothers Of Mr.. tssrs
should the son I've TO have Issue the property 70
man IN trust unf hn children ere of age n IL easy 10
SEE 10 case remains In the hands OF the trustees for
ten Courier, NJ. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
Ii Gas At the Reduced Price More Costly
than at the Old Price.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK. Feb. r. 1887
DEAR sR-Htvng noticed that the gaslght monopoly sub
ee; has been brought before the public wsh pre-
with Of the amounts have paid during
the and the corresponding months OF last
year The years 1855 and 1856 fixtures and burn
precisely same having had alteration of
rd done to them neither do keep open any later and am
this usually careful aste any way
which all my will testify o) twenty burn.
ere and the meter is the last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

The mUBBn oy.rnB wAnpN I'M TIE MAssA.
ptsrfrs eTArs PRrsor We informed that during
visit OF The COMMITTEES Of he Legislature Prisons 70
me sate Prison, on tuesday Cater the murderer Of the
ae warden vat taken out OF HE cell into the passage
vsy or me purpose Of giving the committees better
opportunity OF Judging OF bis mental and physical ccud
bon Cater bapdcnned n the time and while In the
presence of The committee be tooE pece OF . spoon
handle from under bis sleeve and whh managed 70
unlock his handouts and free his hands, nearly ~
quickly ~ could have been done oy another person,
vhh he proper hey The committee msnifessed their
aston shmeni Of the scs and Cater, observing cooy
remarked, with an oath, 'sYou door suppose I'm FOOL
ios Jcsfrrel, res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
DATE OF BILLS.


Boping hat this sub will be overlooked until
definite explanation had the Company why
much more gas is registered Than formerly j. X. 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

cHAReBs OF coRRrrTIos AGAINST HARBoR MAS
TIERS AyriDAvIrs AND INSTRUMENTATION
OF TEE sxcREf COMMITTEES or rHH sSsArs.
The oommiuee appointed In executive session by the
Senate last year. examine into The official conduc, Of
ne New York harbor matters make the following re-
70 Boz HnsrY r snpss. Psrsp.sY o, Ias ss-.rs-
On the oh day Of April lest The senate In executive
ss.ol,es 1 TS. he oomst.ee % Com nsrce And Ma,
raaon be- and are hereby suiforzsd during The
% the Senate examine into The oca osoduc, o, sbe
Harbor nasters Of Nev York, viii pover 70 send tor
persons and papers. and report st the next sesnon.
The committee 10 Pursuance OF the above resolution,
rrcocsded 70 take testimony Of merchants and cthers 10
ne city Of New York, upon toe susec referred " them
She oommies ipssssd Of expressing any opinion Vi
ihs Official conduct OF the harbor Masters or making
any charges or specifications against any Of tben suo
ni herewith such Of the testimony taken by them 10
form Of afhdavis, s bears directly upon the matter Of
The committee found more aifcury ia getting out The
Whole fssu han hey anticipated, tor the reason probs
BY, Ma, those Who had been made the victims OF
state ali shey knew, from an uu~iIinsnsss 70 have
their ns0s appear 70 the public ss pstrcaiztns
wrose and Also for Tear tina, they msi no, be soe 20
hooded. ID wi be seen BY the sntsvin that the fscH
sbAined In Instances we're oota'asd cuIy By sys
tau Of close animation II 10 manifest that many
Of ne merchants have besa compelled 70 pay money 70
prscure suob sossmmodaons - they nssdei for bsrths
WINE n syue nat there scarcity Of dock ana
chip room In NE lower psr Of the CITY yes the mer
enanN could have The same room ana same sccom uods
Avs, By purchasing such sccomnodancss. Vines
beyths obtained BY hduceuepn, the non Seatoy
and mos reckless sss sdvastAees over the sma sapis
iH and The pvudsnt merchant -. -
me merchas~ are Dot essrely without sun for they
w come Of them In ovder 70 obtain bevths spesdy eno
contsueus 70 ther osces tempt hsrsor mssser ey mo
Sfy 70 give preseveaoet.
ne hssbos sses that the stevedores impose
npon NE nercnsnm and that they ksep lsrle pert cf
NE Whole, OF the amousu said 10 be paid 10 the harbor
mssssu 40 10 many Instances sppesrs that the pay.
Dsnn are made hrcush ths nevs6orss, tnis nay BE-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-23
INGRATITUDE.

= Gen. Walker. the Nicafaguan fllibuster.
has been travelling through the country
making speeches in regard to his opera
lions in Nicaragua, and explaining the
causes that induced him to abandon his
position. He is very severe on Capt.
Davis, the Commander of the United States
vessel who arranged the capitulation. In
this particular we think he evinces a great
deal of ingratitude, for had it not been for
Capt. Davis interference, Walkers head,
at this time, would have been sticking on
some pole as warning to others of similar
aspirations. According to numerous state
ments he was reduced to extremities- men
few in number, and desertions continually
taking place-without a weeks provisions
and his enemies, the Costa Ricans, well
fortified and surrounding him with large
and superior force. Under the circum-
stances, Walker should thank Capt. Davis,
rather than abuse him. for saving his life.
1t is stated that Walker has been to
Washington and had an interview with the
President. but what was said has not trans
pired. We think one thing is certain, the
President will not entangle himself or the
Government in fillibustering schemes of
any kind.
No one can review Walkers operations
in Nicaragua without according to him she
credit of possessing superior tact and skill.
The military and administrative talent dis
played by Walker mark him as one Of the
great men Of his day. We are willing to
acknow ledge his abilities, and almost re-
greet his failure IN the enterprise he had in
hand. but at the same time we consider his
attacks on Capt. Davis and Mr. Pierce's
Administration unnecessary and in very
bad taste. to say the least.
From the tone of his speeches, the i'm
precision is that he intends returning to
Nicaragua as soon as he can raise the
necessary force and means. He calls on
the people of the South especially to rally
to his standard-tellS them that abolitionism
and British gold were the main instruments
used to defeat him-that Southern interests
demand that he should be sustained, &c.
Walker is man of some noble parts.
He would make an excellent Governor for
Utah territory.