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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-29

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.,
we have a LARGE ASSORTMENT of choice styles o
COatinss. VestiRgs, and Pant Goods,
which will be made to order in the Best Style, at the
ShOrtest Notice and at the
LOW EST PRIC ES!
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GEO. 4. $ CURTIS.
REAL ESTATE Il EXCHANGE RBoKEp
Union Bl ck, M. 1877 Main street = =" n
Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland I'M, rauu..
Also passage tickets TO and from Liverpool ana Giit
mia, for sale aul2 p'O' Hu1 o sa
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CHARLES SHELLEY HAS 1T.
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 10 Examine

SPRING AND SUMMER
o L o T II I ~ G. /! !
Ever exhibited in this City.
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Il 3, NICHOLS, M, n
ovr,dn y IN VI \ 80 z THO PHYsIoIAN
FROM TO 8, AND TO o'o1.ooK p M ''A HUNS
Worcester, Oct. 90. 1859 =
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CHARLEs CLARKE HAs lT.
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4 Card tn she Indies.
DR.. DUPONCn'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination Of ingredients in Dr. Du
poncO's Golden Pills, peri city harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old Or. Dupon
co, for 80 years, and thousands ladies ties
y to their great and never-ailing in amosi
every In correcting Irregularities renewing pain
full and distressing menstruatior, particularly the
change Of life. From I've to ten Pills will that
yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint TIE above
Pill has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
Hyou use them. They cannotharm you the contrary,
they remove all distractions restore nature to its proper
Oh mel and nVigorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit an increase of family will find
these pills preventative, For particulars di
rectous the box, Price $l-and will be sent to ladies
condentiay, by mail by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents for Worcester, GEO R. SPURR
20l Main street. AMEs GREEN, III Mainstreet DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street corner Of Mechanc street, Also
by I, B Choate, Fchburg, Cantre Son, Danielson-
Vile Robert Geer Norwich, Balch Son, Providence
weeks Potter e Boston, A B. D. Sands, New York.
See the signature DUPoNC0 is the Box, other
enuine. dly mch19
Dr.. KimbaIPs Office is No. 239 Maiu
street, up stairs His are pleasant spa
eious and airy, and arranged that if desirable the
patient need but the Doctor. His system Of
practice is strictly botanic No mercurias or mineral
poisons, deadly narcotics, used by him He treats
successfully scientific principles with natures RENEE
dies, the various forms of disease that human flesh is
heir to-" All female complaints, and disease however
private both of married aud single successfully treated
Consultations strictly confidential Advice free.
Office hours, 9to II A. NJ, 2 to 5, and I to P. NJ.
au11 dtf&w1t
Fl. f. Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
IN this city for the last twelve ysars has
moved his office to his house, No IA Pearl street Shere
his professional services may still he obtained lie would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
dren's teeth securing them, by timely skill and
sight fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which induced many parents to place their children
under his chargeand he hopes all parents will the
rlv ala rbit in f1ap ~
some skful and faithful Dentist to their future
comfort.
{usS TOOTH POWDER AND VASE &C. for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and eveningl4 Pearl
street. I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
ie3 dtf
ALI, WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
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-"----- II y N u . T A T II I s r
to 8 P NJ. Nm q M W . S si Z
Worcester. May &c. 1855
Arnold's GlObuIes aud VitnI F,w;d -po.
sale, wholesale and retail, by V'
J.Q HILL, Druggist and Apothecnrv.
my4 oH Mechanics Hall Block.
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p / Q T u r. f. S
Made only at 1888 Main Street.
au26 diff
HIGHLAND SCHOOL,
SALISBURY STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.

The Fall term of this Boarding and Day School for
bows, begins Monday September 14th. For circuIars
giving full information, apply to the Principal.
au25 d&wf @. B. METCALF, MA.
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q +. CUSHMAN,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO Forte.
No. American M" Hops ~ MA, MARs 81 Music Store
o3dtf
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B. A. HARRINGTON HAS 1T.
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CLAFLIN'S

N E " 8 T 2 L E
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Adm rHAE Elk
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT Lar.
No. 2l6 Main street,.-- .WorcesterMas ass
m V3O
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HILDRErh & BAVKER.


Wholesale md Retail dealers in CoFFrSJs a.. or ,
OF all kinds co6in Plates, GraUs clothes, &C..
o. 81 Exchange street, corner OF Waldo street
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Observation-Disclosures with board, can be OBJ
tanned, by applying at so Main St, au2O dtf
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DAN EHAE Elk
d, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR Ar L<V
No No Main street,.-- .WorcesterAlass
y30 aW
o. F.. IN X r. IS,
ID II N III III,
1853 main street opposite the Mechanics Hall
Jyl Building, d&wtf
DIR. Henry sarxeml gives special attentonto
diseases Of the Eye Office No. il Worcester Bank Block
my2p
DR.. j johnson, recently of Northborn'. offers
this professional services to he inhabantsof Worcester
and the vicinity.
House and Office No. 4 Walnut street.
Worcester, June a. 1851 dtf
Ground Plaster for Fnrmers' UAe.-Ib
ms just received by DRAPER a CLARK,
api dawtt 81 aud 90 Front street
Butter: Butter.-Eor sale, nice lot Of fresh
new Butter, In tubs. DRAPER 4 CLARK
AUD dtf
Bush's Cough Cure LOzenges arc superior
to any other Medicine In the form OF Candy or Losen
ges Tor the Of Colds, Coughs, Hoarsness Asthma
Group Whoopiog Cough, Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH q
CO., "a Front street. deodtf mch2g
r emOvul.--Mrs. NJ. ~. HRKRALD ,physician and
an experienced and very Buecessul Midwife has removed
from NO Il Newbury street No. 80 Mechanic street,
At the head OF Unon street. Special attention given
Uterine Complaints, and dbeaaes Of children.
jyl7 dtf
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o. f.. IN A X RIS,
ID II N III - IL,
16S main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
jyl Building, d6wtf
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BUSH & CO. HAVE 1T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
The Caioric Motor.

II IL four years since the experiment of the ca
ioric ship ericsson" was made, but though the
expectations then entertained failed to be realized
Mr. Ericsson, undiscouraged, has labored indefau
gably for the perfection Of his original design ana
the development of a motor promising in'Po''"p.
results TO commerce aud the arts. These 'aoo''' :"
would appear, have been ominentiy snceess'"'' o''
according to the New York Journal OF ,o'"u''''''
the ealoric engine has been reproduced ~ iofhs
yarous,y modified and in all cases with great SIM
ulicity of construction; while the iaoor "hioh IL
performs is vastly dispropsrtoned TO the eohsuai
tion of fuel when compared with the results Oh
consumption In other engines. The journal speaks
Of an Ericsson" engine, occupying less than a
cubic foot of space, which Is employed in pumping,
and raises three hogsheads per hour to an eleva-
ton Of Ave feet. This domestic engine, as 1t Is
called, Is said TO be adapted to perform great va
riety Of work ordinarily done by hand, and with n
surprising degree Of economy, rs well as safety,
there heing possibility Of explosion or any other
disaster. In addition, it appears that beautiful
steam yacht has been plying abont the harbor OF
New York for the last ten weeks and is often seen
running across from Staten Island to Long lsiand'
propelled sole ~ by caloric. This boat, says tbs
journal. is fifty feet in length, with au eishtfcct
paddle wheel. which works about thirty turn, per
minute, giving speed equal to eight or nine Knots
An hour The engine is controlled by any one who
happens to belong to the party on board. The
fuel il either coal or wood. Small oak wood has
generally been used. sawed into eightinch lengths
and incredible AS it may seem, only one cord haa
been used during the last six weeks, though tho
boat has been run more or less every day Even
after the fires are wholly extin.uished, sufficient
heat is retained in the metal Of the engine if il
has been thoroughly warmed, aud is in good work
ing order) TO propel the boat at least two miles
The space occupied by the engine of this boat is
not larger than the boiler which the same boat
would require if propelled by steam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
Money Matters.

We believe we may say that money is easier in
this city-a little easier, at least The great source
Of embarrassment is the high price of exchange on
the North. Drafts on New York were in demand
yesterday at ttce'rs PR cent! This is enormous
and would argue heavy indebtedness, here to New
York. But this is not That city owes us. The
fathlessness of tobacco agents there, has thrown
back upon the obligations they had assumed for
tobacco shipped to them In some instances, their
acceptances have been extended: but in most of
them the form of the obligation has been changed !:
the manufactures here giving his own note, strong
iy endorsed in place of the draft he had drawn on
the New York agent
While we are thus deprived Of. probably, mill
lion Of dollars upon which our banks might he
drawing, our own citizens have been paying up
like men what they owed to New York. We have
been literally standing up to both sides of the bill
book. And more-we have been paying ten and
foeirs per cent. for exchange to pay with This is
an enormous sacrifice, to which we forced by
New York policy and New York bad faith. The
crushing curtalments of the New York banks dis
abed the merchants of that city and in the wreck
to which they were doomed by the tyranny of the
banks they did their best to protect themselves at
home, while they left their distant obligations to
take care of themselves. Men who had sold the
tobacco of our manufacturers, and appropriated
the money to their relief, came here to ask an
extension of credit. These events suggest serious
changes In our trade with New York and the North
generally.
We are glad TO say that Baltimore and philadel
phia have met their liabilities to our manufactu-
fairly and squarely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
Prof. Fishburn,s Lecture.

The address Of Professor Fishburn, of Washington
College, at the Mechanics Fair, on Thursday night
was an admirable performance-full of instruction
and interest. The subject was 'lIolland," and the
speaker treated it in manner which could not
have failed to edify all his hearers if the noise in
the hall had permitted it to be heard. We know
that in an immense assemblage of this kind, where
no seats can be provided for the audience, and
where thousand objects of curiosity attract the
attention, it is difficult to preserve silence; but
unless this can be done, it would be best to dis
pense with the addresses. We are sure that the
''noise and confusion" which prevail in the hall
while gentlemen are speaking does not arise from
Intentional disrespect but it is none the less dig
couragng to speaker, well as a severe tax upon
his lungs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
Tar CIRcLE-GaApH-a new instrument


invented by our young townsman Mr.. J. II. CR6MP,
10 now exhibition at the Fair of the Mechanics
Institute and is attracting marked attention FROM
our scientific gentlemen. This instrument is de-
signed for tracing either Of circles or the fui
circumference Ii consists of a centre bar or axis
upon which slide the discs, which are of various
dismeters; frame and hand.rcst attached TO the
axis. and pencil-slide bar, upon which moves the
slide, which carries pen or pencil at pleasure
The axis is graduated to enable the draughtsman
to set the discs at proper distances apart and the
side-har is also divided to tenths of an inch, so
that the radii may be increased diminished at
that rate after the discs have been adjusted.
The principle upon which the instrument is ope-
rated is this:
If a cone be revolved or developed on plane
surface, each point in its side will in turn touch
the plane at equal distances from the apex of the
cone, till finally, if the revolving be continued,
dotted circles will be formed upon the plane-all
concentire--and il point be attached to thes one
in such manner to be carried by 1t steadily. it
will trace true circle. The results would be the
same II the upper part of the cone be cut away
and the frustrum alone revolyed.
A glance at the instrument will show that the
discs form the basis of frustrum and the entire
bar the axis the centre of it and those of the discs
all agreeing.
The adjustment of the discs is made by simple
calculation the sides and bases of similar triaDgles
being proportional. BY the arrangement Of the
frame the adhesion of the discs can be increased
at pleasure that there is ne danger of slipping
In using the instrument, afteF the adjustment of
the discs il made it is set by means of two point
ers" attached to the frame upon the radius of the
curve to be drawn then drawn back and the PEN
Gil point set perfectly on the point of curve"
then the operator bears npon the hand-rail suffi-
GENTLY to produce the necessary adhesion, and
urges the instrument forward at the same time
The hand aud arm will as readily follow the curve
as they will a straight line when a ruler is being
used.
This instrument is meant to be used Instead of
beam compasses and trammels, aud combines accu-
racy, compactncss and simplicity of use, it is
thought, in a marked degree. We trust our read
will examine it thoroughly, sind that it may
prove Of incalculabe value to science and of great
profit to its inventor.
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IHLnoRAPHIc NEWS.
nrpoRrvr yoR Flun DAILY pIspATCu.

FROM CALIFORNIA AND HAyANA-ARKINA Al
OF TIE STAR OF THE WEST At HAVANA
Si,s00.000 IN GOLD CoMING--TIiE M0RMoNs.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.--The steamer Quaker City
from Havana on the 2oth October. has arrived.
The Star of the West had arrived at Havana and
would leave for this port on the Goth, She has
s1,ooo,O0o In gold on board, besides s5oo.ooo for
England.
Senator Broderick is passenger. Col. Fremont
is passenger on the Quaker City.
THE California news is unimportant. lt 10 said
that IL is the Intention Of the Mormons to 60 TO the
Russian North American possessions, should matters
prove serons Those in Carson Valley leave Tor
about the last of October. Brigham Young had
organized company of foreign cavalry.
The health of Havana was good.
The appointment of Gen. Mouisa Goyernor Gepe'
raj of Havana is unacceptable
The trial of State Treasurer Rates, of California
resulted in a verdict for the full amount of his Sc
curity bonds-SlG0,0o0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF lIERoIsM.-The Rev.
Mr. Scudder, of India, in letter to the Christian
InteIigcncer, gives the following instance of hero
ism, called forth by the Indian mutinies:
Let Americans never be ashamed that English
men are their forefathers. England is noble
country. Her sons are heroes and her daughters
are herones. This rebellion has brought out deeds
that deserve to be associated with those yalorous
actions which we, with throbng pulses read in
history. In one place lady and her husband fled
in their carriage. He stood upr .ht. She took the
rcins She dashed the horses through a band Of
mutineers, while he, with cool ain, shot dead one
who seized the horses heads. and another who
climed upon the carriage behind to cut him down.
On they fled, till again the found themselves among
foes and a rope stretched across the road made
further progress appear impossible. True to her
self, she dashed the horses at full speed against
the rope, and as they. bearing it down, stumbled,
she, by rein and whip, raised them, while her hus-
bands weapons again freed them from those who
succeeded in leaping upon them. lie was wounded
but both escaped with their lives. In another
place young lady, the daughter Of officer. shot
even mutineers before they killed her. capt lin,
pressed by his sepoys, with his good sword slew
twenty-six of them before he fell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
Rarbce,x Oanuefte

Our readers are aware that there has been for
some time on exhibition at the store No 49, Main
street, the statue Of The Gquette," by DR.. B,Rnxr
OF this State. This statue is noble work Of art
and aftests the very decided genius of its author
DR. b. is native of the Valley, and turned his at
'en'ion TO the art of sculpture, achieving some
very creditable works before he visited Italy
ihere ms Improvement was very rapid, and he has
executed some remarkably fine works in marble
among them " The cbqette," to which we invite the
attention OF our citizens, not only because it il the
"'fk OF Virginian, but because of its own hish
merits 1t will remain here a few days, after
which II goes to the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
British Mining Statistics.

A foreign correspondent of New York journal
says that the official volume of Mining Statistics.
nnder the title. Memoirs of the Geological Survey
Of Great Britain and of the Museum of Practical
GEOLOGY, which has just been issued in London,
challenges notice and study on your side of the At
lante. The produce of coal in the United King
dom has reached the enormous annual amount of
sixty and half millions of tons. The increase ia
the iron manufacture is wonderful. The returns
for 1850 show that 900 tons of iron ore h.vo
been raised and that 377 tons of pig iron have
been produced, of which the money value (f3 Il
the toni is equal to f14,5 45 sos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
THE Sfafua.

The Petersburg Express notices that the pas
sage Of the Dutch brig Walborg, which brought
over the equestrian statue of Washington, was. in
poin, Of time, exae: parallel to the very first
voyage made the Atlantic. She set sail from
Amsterdam on the 10th of August, and made the
Capes. understand, on the 25th of October
Columbus spread his canvas TO the winds, in the
port of Pslos, ON the ID of August and came in
sight Of st. Salvador on the 18th of October. The
iisooverer OF America, therefore, and the finest eff
figy of the savior of America came the sea in
the same months in exactly the same number of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
GUIDE F0R TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.

hAChmUND, EhEDEhlCkNBURG AMI pa
T0AAC RAILROAD. going North leaves twic. av
day, SUNDAY evenings excepted at s As o'clk A W
and at ia o'clock, p W. for the Potomac river M,
a steamer Is taken for Washington, thence bv Ri,
road to Baltimore &c. y h'i-
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North leaves tl,i. ct
twice daily, (Sunday evenings excepted at 0cIL
NJ, and ia O'Clock Z. VI, Tor GofdonsyilIa wb
they connect with the trains or the Orange aud
snnrlt, Washington. Baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DASyIILE-Leayes Richmond M r
O'Clock A. NJ. and connects with the South Side rnsd
at the junction. at IS o'clock A. NJ SUNDAYS pxcaYs
ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every d.r
except sunday, at 80 O'Clock and connects with ~
South-Side at the Junction. A '''
RICHMOND AND PErERsBuRG-Leayes thi, citx t,-,
every day, Sundays excepted) at O'clock 4 u
and 2.55 oclk p. NJ. An accommodation train leave,
here every Monday, Wednesday aud Fridy Al
FOR NORFOLK, &c
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt SAINT Barpss
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday. Tn.I
day and Thursday mornings, at 5S O'Clock A NJ
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis every Nor,
day. Wednesday and Friday mornings 4 sI a;cleck
tor Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all tho
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK &c
The steamship JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening at CLOCK for Ne,y
York. touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning ar
II o'cloci..
FOR PHILADELPHIA. &c
By the steamships PENNs iLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamer,
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at Cit,
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passenger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

M 1t is not often that we notice editorially pa
tent medicine, yet feel il duty when we are con
WINGED an article is very meritorous to inform the
public, that they, too may be benefited by its use,
AZ to prevent them from usi.g other articles that
have no merit in them. Now, we wish particularly
to recommend to our readers DR.. SANPoRD'S LIVER
lNvGoRAToR, an an article that has given benefit and
performed cures in our circle of acquaintance that
were little less than astonishing 1t is particularly
commended for all Diseases Of the Liver as it ia
Lirer harigorator. Especially among our own chill
dren have we noted its beneficial effects where the
little sufferers, from bowel complaint, worms and
other diseases incident to children have been made
quiet and perfectly cured by the use of this article
1t has testimonials that doubt for the cure
OF JauDdice, Dyspepsia and such troubles as always
ioliow deranged liver. A few such cases have come
under our observat on where it seemed almost to
work miracles. Our advice to families is not to be
without it, AS it will many hours of pain by its
speedy Use when disease first makes its
to0Ra Sentiael.
FISHER WINSTON and ApE & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
pownyIsNIN wAsUINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.--saturday night aud sun
day. gangs OF. rowdies appeared to have sole sway
in this city-the force of watchmen and police be-
ing entirely inadequate to preserve peace and
oniet Several arrests were made, but so numer-
Gus are the disorderlies. that no security is felt
in walking even the most public streets. This
state Of things calls loudly for Congressional inter
ference and large number of our most prominent
citizens look to the assembling of Congress as their
only hone for the safety of their property and the
restoration of quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
University Magazine.

We have received the October number Of .er,,s
University Literary Magazine" an excellen, nsr;o,,
ical published by the literary societies of the iniv
sisy OF Virginia, and edited by Messrs W. T HasLsu
Robert Crawford and VIM. II. peake. II exhih;,,
much talent and critical TASTE and ought to ba,. !.
large circle OF subscribers, not only among IN,
students and graduates, but all the i.numera,as
friends Of our great Uniyersitx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
Arrival of the Wathor~

The ship Hdborg, Capt d. f. Lund arrived in
the Dock last night, with the equestrian statue of
WASHINGTON on board. So that now we shall soon
have this precious work of art--the last great
achievement of the lamented Crawford-in its
place on the noble monument, in our public
anuara