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

Was occupied some time in the discussion of the
report of the Committee on the Gas Contract
Councilman s. v Stone offered an order that the
whole subject be referred to joint special com
mi tee, to report what contract they can make
with the Gas Company. in regard to furnishing
gas. Councilman G. NJ. Rice (Mr. Bickford be.
ing in the chah) offered an amendment, that no
member be appointed on that committee, who is
directly or indirectly interested in the Company.
Amendment accepted, and order UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
Councilmen C. E. Pratt, Bickford, and Leon.
ard, were appointed the Committee on the part o
this Board
The Common Council then proceeded to tn,
choice of feld-driver, in place of john F. Pond
resigned. James H. Wall was almost mlant
nsouslg elected, he receiving 10 votes, to l fol
Samuel II. Leonard, and for sam Leonard.
Both Boards adjourned for one week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES - DR
CHEES MAN S PIILS.-sThe combination Of inered
ents in these ri liz The result Of long and extensive
practices theV mild in their OF ration and certain Of
resorlg nature to its proper cE6nel every instance
have the ills proved successful They certain 10
open those distinctions 10 which females are liable and
bring bature TO it pr per channel whereby health is re-
stored and the pa9 and dsathy is changed
TO healthy one NO female c3n enjoy good health un
less she is rsulari and whenever an Obstruction IS
place, whether from exposure cold or any other capss
the general health immediate begins Decline and the
want OF snch remedy has been the of SO many
corsuml tons among young females. Headache pain ia
the side, papta'ion Of the heart loathilg OF food and
distorted Steep, do most always arise the nterrup
ton Of nature; and whenever that the case the Pills
will nyar ably remedy all these evils. On ali cases N
painful menstruaton nervous and spinal aft ctiops
in the back anu lowness of spirits Mysteries nc
Nor they less elncacipus THE of Leuchorrba
commonly called the IS Whites" These Pills should ney
er be taken durug pregnancy they would be sure tn
bring miscarria.e Warranted purely Vegetable ard
free from anything injurious life or health Full ana
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box
THESE Pills put up in square fiat boxes Persons re-
siding where there is agency established bv encloa
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to B. Green ca
Worcester Mass can have them sent to their espettve
addYess by Of mali F"
M B. GREEN CO.. Agents for Worcester
q. l. CHEE9MNAN Proprietor New YorL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

ELECTION FRAUDS IN PENNsYLvANtA. "A
long legal investigation has been in progress
ct Philadelphia, to test the Legality of the
election Of a Democrat as District Attorney
Of that city, vt the general election last Octo.
Der. he appeared 10 have SOL majority, but
the investigation has disclosed frauds which,
being corrected, give the election By an equal
major ty taihis Republican opponent. Every
species 81 fraud seems to have been resorted
TO- The testimony hes established large
number Of cases OF false persoma,ion of the
living and tue dead of the reception Of votes
b. election officers without inc iry as 10 the
rights Of those who rendered thea, and de-
sp to of challenges; that unhaturalized uer
soas voted and that minors exercised the
rghts Of adult citizens. A large number of
fraudaleht naturalization certificates were Is
sued and distributed % such aliens as could
be persuaded TO use them. 10 these certif
cites the name Of clerk in the office Of the
district court. as we'll as the seal OF the court.
had been faraed. II has been ascertalned
that shout 1900 Of these were issued by two
men belonging TO the Democratic nsiuraIiza.
tion committee. IL was by such means the
black Democracy carried Pennsylvania last
Pau Buchanan owes his election to frandu
lent Eotess i@H zq fi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03
LOCAL MEMS
Board Of Mayor md Aldermen.
MnNnAY EvrNrNn March q

MONDAY EVENING, March z.
Petition of T. S. Bliss, for extension of time to
take wood from the lot Referred to special
committee, consisting of Aldermen Prentiss.
Goulding, and Strong.
The reports of the liquor agents were read and
referred to Finance Committee.
Alderman Wheeler, from Committee Gas
Contract, made report same, accompanied
with the opinion of the City Solicitor Report
accepted, and the whole subject referred to the
City Solicitor.
Alderman Wheeler, from Committee on danger
to passengers from snow sliding from roofs, re-
ported that the city had no jurisdiction in the
matter Accepted.
Petition of Lindel Freeman, for damages from
the highway in Green street Referred to Com
mittee on Sidewalks
Petition OF officers of Worcester Lyceum and
Library Association, and others, for appropria-
ton from the City Treasury for public library.
Referred to the Committee on Education.
Communication from the Commissioner of
High ways, for the building of bridge at ouin-
sigamond. Referred to the Committee on High
ways
Report of Committee on the Fire Department,
and accompanying order, adopted
Alderman Earl offered an ordinance amenda-
tory of an ordinance in relation to the Fire De-
partment. fixing the pay of the Secretary of the
Board of Engineers at $40 per annum Read
second time.
Petition Of ]. M. Goodhue John Boyden, and
VIM. NJ. Bickford, for use ofthe City Hall for
lecture by H. B. Spragne, Esq, the proceeds to
go to the Children's Friend Society Granted.
Monday evening next, at eighto'elock, was Sc
lected to go into contention for the choice of two
assessors.
Alderman White offered an order thatthe Com
mittee on Claims inquire and report what claims
Sewell Sargenthas against the city. Adopted.
Orders of notice from County Commissioners on
petition of Amasa Wood and others of Millbury,
petition of E. Hammond and others, for extern
sion of Ranks's lane, and petition of H. E. Clspp
aud others, for Rewroad from Leonard Stoweps
to e. B. Rice's, were read, and the whole subject
matter referred tie Joint Special Committee
Aldermen White and Southgate were appointed,
An ordinance, offered by Alderman Prentiss,
establishing Committee and Commits sioner of
Highways, was read once, and referred to com
mittee, consisting OF Alderm White, Prenti.s,
and Curtis.
Alderman White offered order, authorizing
the Committee on Sidewalks to contract for curb
stones not exceeding 10000 feet
The Board then went into executive session.
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Financial.
From the Boston Advertiser.

MONDAY MORNING, March 2 1851
The money market WAS active than usual the past
week, especially on Friday and Saturday, when high
figures we're paid for temporary loans. Rates for rst
class paper are quoted at k to 10 per But -niers
nave rathr the advantage for the present 1t rot i'm
probable that money VIII be easier after this weel for
there seems good reason for stringenCy at this me-
In New York it decidedly easier, the arrival of
nearly So 100000 in gid from California viii add the
i'm rJsemeHr Of The market Eas foreign news toe is
looking BETTER ana with the prospect depeo Of
o. the Sub Treasury after the ADJOURNMENT Congress-
looking better.
The stock market presents the features as prevt-
ousy noted from dly to day, dullue and inactivity
regplng supreme, and sales consequently much lin
tied in amount with considerable desire realize among
b. ldders
Rdiiroad stocks very quiet and although not M
pressed for sal there supply on the market
a@aig buyefs than f r some previously, and it is
dilhcut TO effect sales without byeakng the ma,ket
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THE RANGERS AND RrouLArons OF THE Ia,

The RANGERS AND REGULATORS OF THE TAM
AHA, BY Judge Arlington. Price 81 Is
The author OF this book was Judge of the Rio
Gfande District, in Texas, for many years. and
has produced a work Of unsurpassed interest 1t
is vivid description Of border life, Lynch law,
might makes tight, &C., which characterized the
early settlement Of Texas, when each man sus-
pected his neighbor, and slept with his rife with
in reach, and one eye open, as it we're, not know
ing at what moment to expect visit from the
dreaded Regulators" they termed them.
selves There is just enough Of civilization and
romance in the work to soften the more startling
revelations, and to render it, as a whole, vol.
ume of high merit.
For sale by q. Baker 4 Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

P1sToLs AND COFFEE Professor Mcvey has
challenged our neighbor of the Bay State to MOI
tai conflict, in the following terms =
g Sir:-You are hereby invited to enter into a
civil contract, at No. 7 Central Exchange at
three o clock P NJ, according to reason, justice,
AID law, to exchange leads, at the distance of ten
PAGES, aiming direct at the heart and under the
direction of Competence, let those whe are most
corrupt be be bioton TO He'll!
(Signed) WIN D. G. MoYEY.
Worcester, Feb. 26, 1857
The editor of the By State thinks there is an
important omission in the above note, in not
specifying the day on which, f" under Omnpo-
tence, those who are most corrupt are to be blown
to-" the place indicated in the Professors note
but he does not appear at all frightened, and adds
that while he has :" some doubts whether the
Professor is entitled to be blown home by con,
sistent rufian,' he is not disposed to insist
upon punctilio."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

A FAMILY QUARREL.-At the Police Court,
yesterday, our neightors of the transcript were
having somewhat uncomfortable time with some
one or more If their employees, in reference to
the modus operands of dividing the profits.
g It grieves very much to see
Our Kaow n Jthing brethren iisagree,"
and we withhold the publication of the evidence
until the "fog in which the whole matter is
now enveloped lifts a little. The examina-
ton viii be resume to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

The New HIGHLANDER, for February. opens
with most severe aud unanswerable review Of
the Presidents message by Rev. DR.. Bacon, in
which the sophlstry Of the instrument is most
conelusiyey ex csed, and its partisan character
rebuked. The number contains, also, its usual
variety Of able articles, the following subjects;
:, India, Ancient and Modern;" 1.-The Kantan
Phlosophyi" Slavery aud the BiOle," BY S.
W. s. DuttOn, u. d.. and {" The Sphere Of the
Pulpit" weagan cordially commend this out.
spoken exponent Of the theology Of New Haven,
and the free sentiments Of New England. Pub
llshed BY d Mead, New Haven.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

Mrs. Winters, wife of an Engishman
now living in New York, mysterously dsap.
peared on Sunday last. Her husband was
arrested and committed to await an examina.
ton; % Saturday morning much to the joy
q the husband, the lot wife was found in Inc
iomos' where she was sent on Monday, ut-
ger the name OF Summers, for getting intoxi-
Gated For once Winters felt truly grateful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

WisiaF'r BNlsaaai 81 "a lid Cherry has es-
taoished Tor Itself reputation that be ass aeI
Dr. Wa A. Shaw, Of Washington, O., writes under
date Of May l. follows II have heard of many cases
OF decide brpeial effects from les use especially in
Asthma ind Chronic Cough of syasmodc Oh ras,er I
pave used the Wild Cherry great deal in practice and
with IN afked good re sults.
Every one ows the reputation of the Turpentine
ana Ba constituents in prorscted coughs The COM
hi ati9n Of these principles in WISTAR'S RALSAAT
OF WILD CHERRY, is ingenious and udIcious
Med cal men are justly disrustfuI of Patnst edicnes
10 general but cantor must discriminate between out
rage us nostrums and humbugs and those medicines
which have proved sautary and in many well attested
cases curative 20
None genuine unlese signed 1. BUTTE, on the wrap.
= - "f-F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

A connterfeiter and forger named
Everett vas arrested in Wheeling. Va, last
Monday, Ia hiss possession was large
amount Of coiH, jeweiry, free passes on rail-
roads, blank checks on i've or six different
banks IN Boston, on banks IN New York
Philadelphia. aud Many other cites. The
immeA,uf cause Of his arrest was the pres-
entati0n Of letter Of introduction to the
Mstor, which was recognized Us q forgery.
Heshad on that day collected @765 OH forged
saoclf sn be Bank Of wheeling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

81 and so Front str ere receiving from different uur
ing Mills, me following brands OF Flour which thew will
sell at the lowest cash price --Quary Mills Samuel p
Ely, Louis Chaplin j. Stone, N H. Beach Bartland
with al barrels Of various qualitiesi also Corn, Bye
and Me Il, Beans, Batter, &C. Alse Lime o. nent Cal
cine Plaster, Ground Plaster Timothy aud Clover ssed
r26 du = NS~N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

CORONER CoNNERY lMPEAcHED. On com
plaiaIi Of Mr.. Clinton, counsel for Mrs. Gun
ming ham, Coroner Connery has been ordered
to aDsser charges concerning his course in the
Bond street murder investigation. The com
plant will be heard by Judge Of the Court
Of Common Pleas who will take the testimony
aud seal the p4pers to Governor King for his
decision. The District Attorney will be pres
ent at the hearing, for which no day has yet
been hxed afJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03
CLOSING PRICES AT THE BROKERS, BOARD

HEADACHE CURED Th4 unbiased and intelligent stu
dents of Mater4 Me Iica have unanimously proclaimed in
favor of the great discovery of Dr. Hutchas Get his
Headache Pills, and you will declare that the one-haIf
has never been told you
Can be had at the Druggists in this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

A PerGunhed Breath,--phat laav or ,,artIor,o,,
would remain under the OF disagFeeable breath
when usng the BALM OF A THoU.AND FLowsHs,, Al
u9vrape would not Gully render it sweet but eaye the
teeth white 40 atbasterS Many persons do n 800 ~
tne breath Is Dad and the subject so delicate their
iIlenas viii never mel ton it, Pour single dron ~
On your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
ana Lnornlng A hitY cent bottle vii last q wear
ABEAUTiFCL COMPLEXION may easily be acouived
py using the 'lialm OF Thousand FloSe II win
Ito soft and rseae hue Wet towel ooup on Two
OF tnrse drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush
"a eiSner warm Or I'D water pour three drops
OF 'bALM or THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard we'll
Ghd ~ WIN make beautiful sotL laher, much facilitating
she operation OF shaving Price only Atty cents For sale
Inc unless signed by
w. P FETRIDGE CO.,
eAA uaWom Franklin Square, New York.
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nEAENESN Am RRiNuNMSS

Are durable. may he reteUed least, in very short
time if there is no actual disorgcnizatioR, by newly
discovered simple and expensive remedies and treat
mFHt, very ssfu practice by DR.. hAMSDELL,
los Pleasant street, on Monday of each week.
Physicians invited to examine this method, and
observe It's success IL believed it must meet their
entire approval,
These able to pay the regular fees for treatment
will he favored in every possible manner, by calling rom
to 10 A. NJ diff do
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

r. r.. R.-THE KINGS EYIL.-This is one Of
the most frghtfr as well of the most obstinate
and difficult diseases that med cal skin has to con
tend with No medicine until discovery gave to the
world famous Remedies possessed the power to cure
it, heal the which this detlstable ey incts up
its victims. FhaEk Heaven hut little Of it in
the United States Europe it is the most prevalent
Of chronic diseases Those who the r. R. Remedies have
cured 10 this country imported from old Verdi
who, after suffering Lprosy for years. ard undergone the
great privilege of being touched by the Lords Annout
ed OF all the famous monarchs OF the EARTH cured
by hADWAY'S RENoHATIRG RESoLHENT and
REGULATOR. A large consignment # these ceebrat-
ed Remedies are now on their way England, Russia
Austria and Frunce where hope their free by the
people will soon Danish the Kings Evil, and all other
G. ronc maladies from the human bedy and the face of
the earth. any Of readers troubled with PIN
PIES Bloches Pestues, letters, Salt Rheum RASH Ring
Worms, Bld Legs Ulcers, Gankers Humors, and other
skin diseases, R1DW4Y'S RENOVATIRG RESoL-
VENT, aided with RADW4Y'S REGULATORS will
positively cure you R4DWAY'S READY RELIEF
possesses the miraculous powers Of stopping the most ora
turing pains and aches in few minutes and will cure
and prevent Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhus, Billions.
keep supply of these Remedies ready in case the pest
lence appears among you, you meet with accident
''Radway's R. R Remedies sold BY druggists mer
chants, and storekeepers, in every city, town village
and 4 corners in the U. sates and British AMERICA
B, GREEN L Co, Agents for Worcester.
flo deodaw2w
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"a inns tly ny Young han VINO had cor siderable
experience in business. he Is NOT AFRAID NJ ,cork =
would IKE 70 engage In an established business that
VIII pay a fair compensatiou.ls wiling to devote III
whole tine' ana lnrh five hundred dol ars Or he
would teke situation that would pay hun n Iair saiar
anu loan the above az cunt to his empoyers will oo
engage 10 any Dusln IS that is iawnl and hoporah
llS d2w Address D, A. w Worcester p q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

EXTENSIVE SALE AT AUCTION e W. Vail
will sell to morrow, wthoutre reserve, commencing
at 10 A. NJ, all of the property lately belonging
to the Junction Furnace Company, situated in
Worcester, offering opportunity of rare occur
renee, it being one of the most complete ond per-
feet establishments of the kind in the county
See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

DIR. Peters Ceie brgIeei Pills for Females.
Warranted to be remedy for all distractions in
Females, arising from whatever These Pills
shoud not he taken st0ppage caused by pregnancy,
for h y would invariably miscarriage. War
rsDed purely vegetable and free from anything jnri
to life health Full and explic directions acc0m-
pany each box Price S. 90 For sale by DIS. HILL &
JASEPH, lie agents, No. 121 Main street. Worcester.
All orders shoud be sent to TIE above address.
a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

We dc our friends real in calling attention to
medicine of such acknowledge merit as Wstar's Bal.
sam We all liable to coughs and colds, which cease
to be dangerous ahen had to the Wild Cherry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

LonK OUT FOR CoUHTERFEIrs Three dollar
notes Of the Bank Of COMMERCE, P,ovidence, are
in circulation in this vicinity They well cali
eulated1o deceive as they are skilfully executed,
and traders viii do well to leok out for them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

MARCH The month came in with very lion
ish aspect, in the shape of snow storm, which
commenced here at about four oclock. on Sunday
evening, and continued through the night and up
TO the time Of writing this paragraph, last even
ing. At times, the wind blew with violence,
drifting the snow badly and making ocomotion
uncomfortable and difficult.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

LEoMINsTER Town oFrIcERs, 1857 Town
Clerk, ]. c. Allen. Selectmen-C. H. Merriam,
c. C. Boyden, C. L. Joslyn. Assessors--Alan-
Richardson, Geo. S. Burrage, James Bennett.
Oyerseers Of Poor-A. c. Wilder, ], Lincoln, T.
Cowdrey. treasurer. Piper. School Com
miitee-C. c. Field, Scion Carter, c. H. Merriam,
James Bennett T. Josliu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

The highest ground in the State of Illinois is
said 10 be tHenew grade of Lake street in Chica-
go. wk4ichis but tufe six feet above low
water mark iEwas the Mount Ararat OF Illinois
in the late foods which soaked that humble
State.
The shove statement has been very generally
circulated through the newspapers. 1t is entirely
erroneous. There ID land in the immediate vicin.
ityof Chicago some thirty or forty feet above low
WAFER max. There are elevated bluffs on the IL
iiHois river. and seill higher on the Missis.
sippi. There is alsoa section Of broken country
iu the northeast portion of the State, and Grand
Prairie. " southwark OF Chicago, is said to be the
highest land in the State. 0
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CARD TO the Pabi,c.-we invite especial atten
ton to our advertisers headed {" Corn Planted bv
Mdrhtaery, and also to advertisement headed En-
do-Stnfnt' being the full endorsement Of the same by
the di taeUished houses Of PARKER, WHITE GANEETT
JOSEPH HRtcK Sons, and tL4Ks BAREARD h Co ali
extensively known great grcutural Houses In adj
dtton, will ju t say The from 81 to So to fur
row cut both ways. drop and of ground.
By his new machine, thu whole work is done for ten
cents JUST TEN CENTS per far better than nv
hand There IS not the least deception so plain and
simple 10 HE arrangement, be deceived. 1t
Is impossible Now here is chance Tor Investment for
certainty Of prot IS, and results look fbu us but is
sober ruth To show his nathem atiealy let us take
the safe Of Connecticut for illustration. In 1850 there
were 22OO ARMS and 900 600 bushels of corn in round
numb rs Estimating he average crop to lie 40 bushels
per acre would give planted in At 100 acres This
BY present process Of painting will So per acre max
ing S95l00O Now this work with machine can be
performed for ten cents acre. saving one hundred
and min y per $50 $50 saved in the plantng in
C season in the Stat Connecticut! Sensible men
viii 70 m their calculations the value Of such an
Implement and what the great growing States are
worth Ard further the speculation in such an invest
ment The single State oi Connecticut oulv comes at
our scale Of ptices of and cents per farm to $l22
Compare this with above facts, than act accordingly
HARTLEY Il CO..
Corner Friend and Marketstreets Boston and Maine
Depot, Boston, Mass.
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"a Nj. ~. HnRHs.

(Leader of the Worcester Cornet band)
Q O M p O = Is r Q f M u s Q,
Can furnish Brass and Quadrle Bands, Orcbestras &c
with all kinds # Music.
OILERS received at Mr.. c. Lorng's Music store, 203
Main street, or by mail
WIN L. HOBBS. Professor Of Music,
D1e NJ, q HarItnn street
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THREE FINeERs Cur ORA little boy,
foar years old, son Of Mr.. Charles Pope Of
Brookiine. had three Of his fingers cut off By
g hayscuIter. HIS oldest sister went into the
barn. after the accident, found the missing
fingers. replaced them and held them in place
until medical aid could be procured. It is
doubtful whether the fingers can be saved. =
Boston Tc s0rnph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

Lips Troublesome things, chapped lips, Butter cf Cocoa
will core them, Night and naming apply ltter Of
Cocoa to chapped lips and it will cure them Butter of
Cocoa for sale, wholesale and retail by J. Q. HILL,
APP thecary, Mechanics Hal, Worcester Mass.
Avn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

Physicians say that Davis Pain Killer Is one Of
those NICE little articles which is ealcu ated to relieve an
immenss amount of suffering incident human life It's
acton on the system is many times k mag 60 iustau
ansous-the pam gone Sold BY all dealers in