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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

For tel ms and other particulars, sec circulars
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X. II. R.-The while horse is the Indar's hope in
time Of trouble II the Indaucam is invested with tad
and desperate ruans, it is the white horses duty to
rid the nation Of their evil visitors. what toe white
horse is to the Indian nations. EADWAYsS READY
RELIEF REMEDIES is to the sick; the moment
these remedies arc called upon to expel from the
human body,they Commences their holy duties. The RE
SoLPENT cures all old standing dseaseysuCa scof
ua Sores, Ulcers Fever Sores Bad Legs Skin Bppons,
Humors Of oil kinds, Pmpcs, Blotches, old Coughs,
Lung Diseases Splitting BLOOD 1t matet the skin smooth.
clear and brilliant Il builds up the broken down con-
stulion. It nus the veins with new and healthy
rent Of blood. 1t makes new body vigorous with health
and strength.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF stops the most tor
turing pains the moment applied, and quickly rids
the body from acute moadies. II suffering from Tooth
ache Headache, Colds in the Head Ague Chins FsYers
pysentry Cholera any that occasions pain
Rheumatlsm, Neuralgia or Gaut RzDWAY'S READY
RELIEF viii stop thu most painful paroAysm in the
"twnkiing OF an eye'
RADWAY'S REGULATORS are the most inpor-
pills in use, they strengthen they operate Every
who iaSss dose Of Railways Regulators eajoy 4.
operation olthe bowss No pain, sickness, = sak-
ness, no feeling bad" follows their asti,n but euewed
strength and good appetite viii reward every on who
takes dose Of Radway's Regulators.
."kodway's K, x. Remedies sold by druggists mer
chants and store.keeperr, every ciy town village
and corners In the Y. States aud British America
NJ u. GkEEN 4 Co, Agents Tor Worcester.
RIO dcodaw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

IA Mas .. S gLLFAWs,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
Nc. 1iS Main Street,
IA WORCESTER Mass div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

Elecar0-C sss.ssatea Baths.-The propretor
of the Worcester Wsei Cure would announce to the Fub
lie that they now have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester. Ian. "a, 1851 an
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sPECIAL NOTIFIES.

FIVE Hundred DOIIars.-A situation is wanted
in this clty by Young Man who had CO.. siderable
experience in business He IS not AFRAID n l1oTk.-
Would like to engage established business, that
will pay fair compe satior.Is will ng TO devote bis
whole time and urri,h five hundred dollars Or he
would tRke situation that would pay I'm fair salary,
aul loan the above to his employer.-He will
engage in any that is al and honorable.
f18 DIV Address z. A. ", Worcester p. o.
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New FlsH MARKET MIR. j. W. Davis has opened
Ash market Pleasant street, where he will keep at an
tims' fresh salt aud shell h Of all the varieties which
be obtained in the ponds aud rivers. Give
him call when you want good 6sh dinner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

HAN3IEr0N A. HtTr,
ATTORNEY and COUNSEEI0R ar LAW
no brinley Hall...-....... Worcester, Mass
nZb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

Term x csissces3.-T'he Prarrletors of The VVor
ceser WATER CURE vii, receive patients and h0a-sa5s
at greatly reduced press until the erection Of their pe
and more c0mmodius Institution. Tns present accoro
dsttorS Tor Winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Worcester, Sept. 9, 1856. dartf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

Wholesale Dealer and Jobher in
BOUTS, 5 L Q Els, and RU BIB ERS
No. Mechanics Rall Building,
WORCESTER MASS.
Particular attention given tn orders. ar rnch3
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A man in New York annou

A man in New York announces that
he has discovered process of liquifying
quartz, by which the least particle of gold
can be distracted, and then of hardening it,
so az to afford new material for building,
and for the various purposes to which stone
and marble can be applied. This is a very
touch story.
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aILDR - 8 nANkER.

Wholesale md Retail dealers in CoFFINs and AsR ETs
Of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Craze Clothes, &c
No 81 Exchange street, corner If Waldo street
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DIX. I.LNN EI.E..

I u y a u y 7 q J y 7 = ] ]
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from to and 2
to P. M. Ne 6 NEnI,n, 81
Worcester, May rs. 1855
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Professor wo9i'. Hair Restorative sold by J. @ Hm.

Professor Wool's Hair Restorative sold by J. O. HILL
KailistOn, or Oriental Water sold by J. q. Hill.
Mnim Roux for toothache, sold by ]. Q Hill.
Butter Of Cocoa, for chspped lips, Sold by j. O. HILL
. Whtcomb's Remedy for Asthma, sold by J. O. Hill.
Oriental Tooth Wash, sold by Q Hill.
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, sold by J. O Biu
10 HlLL Apothtcuy,
Mechanics Hall, Worcester
coucas. As soothing pcctora, browns Bronchial
Trochea adyanageousy ernpoyedto alleviate Coughs
Sore Throat, Hoaruencss, and Bronchial affections.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

Terms Eesisscesl--The PrnErletors of The Wor
ceser v AItR CURE viii receive patients and boarae1s
az greatly reduced prcss until erection Of their ne
and more commodius Institution. Tne present accoHo
dstioES TOR winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Worcester, sept 9, 1856. daWtf
CLARK E'S FEM ALE PILLS
THE GREAT EFGLISE -REMEDY.
Prepared iron Prescription OF Sir !. Clarke NJ d
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invsuabe medicine Is unfa!ing in the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous disorders which The fe
male itut!on subject Il maSeTates all excess and
removes all Instructions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will in shert time bring on
the morthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent countetfeits.
CAUTION!F
These Pills should not be taken bY females thsa are
pregnant during the first three OHdls as they sure
to bring miscarriage but Al very ether time and in
every other case, they per ectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
T. C. BALDWIN q Co. Rochester n Y
FUTILE h MOSES, Auburn. n. Y, GENERAL AsENTs
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any An
thorEed Agent will insure bette of the Pills by return
For sale by one druggist in every town in the United
States.
BURR. POSTER & co, No. Cornhin Boston, Whole
sale gents ior New England
For sale by VIM, Bush & Co., wholesale and retail
agents, and drugTis ~.-'ay mchls dawly
=
a Pcrfmmed Brentb.-Whatladyo or gentleman
would remain under the curse Of dsagreeable breath
when using the "BALM OF a THOU.AND FIOwERsu az
dentridce would not only render it sweet but eay tho
teeth white as AL baster' Many persons do n t Enow
their breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate tpir
friends will never me- ton it. Pour single drnp of
"Bam' on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning dliy cent bottle viii last s yrai
ABEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using he 'lalm Of a Thousand Flowers " Ii sill
remove tan pimples, and rec frpm Il skin leaving
it Of soft and rnseae hue. Wet towel, pour on Two
three drops and wash the fare night ard morning
ShhVlNT MADE fAsY,-7 ct youT shaving bush
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Another touch of winter, in the shape of asnow
storm, was experienced here, yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-21

WILLIAM UECRAEg0N
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 11S Main street. Worcester
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Ioung Ladies' SchoOt.-Tne Spring Term OIL
Prof. BU ShEE'S School will Commerce ne Iest NOM
Daf % February. and continue IL weeks
For terms and other particulars, sec cireuars
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ATTORN EYS AND CoUFSELLORS At LzW
No. 2 Worcester Bank BLOCK Worcester Mase
CHAs DEYENs, Jk., GEO +. HeAR, J. uEHRY Hill
is
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CLEARING OUT SALE
Atihe ONE PRICE
CLOTHING USE

The Stock Of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, is
unusually large aud much Of of vefy superior Iua-
y, ard the beug far advanced, TIES GooDs
MUST BE SOLD SPEEDILY, to make room Tor brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture OF which conmeuc.
ed To secure rapid sale,
WINTER GARMENTS
IRE married doOa To- first cost and in many cases con-
sideraby bsi0D c0st
Our stock Of 0VERo0ArS, especially is very large
AMI contains, besides great assortme hepag ami,
lou priced RAGLANS and SACKS. Also great
quantity Of uuvquale qua y style. Every person
in need Of an 0vtrcoat should be this un
rivalied assortment
IN the above is a large quantity OF YOUTHS RAG
LANS.
All persons in want Of CLOTHING any description,
from pair Of Drawers a heavy Overcoat are invited
to give this uOce especial attention. and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the COOS faith Of repre-
sensations in regard the reduction prices which con-
sidered with the quantity superior quality Of
our stock, constitute Inducements RbSndautly sufficient
to comp nsate every purchaser Of
@ L O T H I N G.
money can now be inv sed in Clothing Of our Stock
10 better advantage than in any other property in Wor
eester To test thus, please call earliest convenience
upon A.P, WARE s. co..
l68 and l70 Main street,
DIR. NENyTON.
D 4 n / T
Has removed his office IRON lsS Main street to ANERoA
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite where he win he harpN
tosee patrons and friends apo atty
DEVENs. HOAR, & HELL,
ATTORN EYS AND CoUFSELLoRS At LIN
No. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
CHAs DEYENs, Jh., GEO +. HeAR, J. uENRF Hill.
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Has removed biz office lss Main street to AMERICA
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite where he win he happN
tosee patrons and friends. ans dtfv
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"A Cure for
ronthache.
Il anything
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

The Boston correspondent of The Herald de-
ecribes the Government of Massachusetts, as having
been, since the Wings were overturned in 1850, in
the honds Of political hucksters" who have
quarreled and fought for Office ever since. We
quote:
"The Wings were no saints Their government
had not few of the characteristics Of an absolute tyr
amy. But they decent tyrants and ordinarily
they placed gentlemen in flee, and not plunderers
All the lobbying in the world could not carry meas
ure through that likely TO jure the Wing party.
Therefore their tyranny regular and defined. All
of Us knew what we had to expect. But all this was
changed when the Wings went day 10 the wall,
and the Government became the prize OF the meanest
of the factions that struggled tor It, We nave been al
sea ever since. Since Mr. Briggs left the Executive
chair we have not had a Governor worth cursing.
Boutwell, had talent but neither courage nor principle,
nor any definite rule Of conduct. Clifford had prnci-
ple-of the worst kindbut no talent for government,
though tolerable lawyer. Washbun had little prin-
cple and less talent. Gardner il smart but as 10
intellect in any comprehensive sense no one ever sup
posed he possessed it, and as TO principle, the man
who helped to buy the foreign vote in 1888, and was
head Of the Know-Nothngs in 1884. cannot be sup
posed to be particularly straight laced"
Itwould, however, have been but just to add
that the bargaining and huckstering Of which this
writer complains, and not without reason, had its
origin with the Wing party. 1t began with the
attempt of NJ Webster to sell himself to the South
for Presidential nomination, Of which one Of the
results was the dissolution and disOrganization Of
of the Wing party in Massachusetts as elsewhere.
And the bargaining and huckstering in that State
seems low to be limited to coquetting in progress
between the rump of the Webster Wings and the
tail end Of the Know NOthiDgs, to continue in Office
the meanest Governor that Massachusetts, ever had
"A man whose whole policy consists in thorough
paced falsehOod and dupleity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

No little excitement was created on Saturday in
political circles by the announcement that Gov.
King had appointed Mr.. Daniel d. Conover to the
Office of Commissioner of Streets, made vacant by
the death of Joseph S. Taylor Mr.. COnoyer ap-
peared with the certificate of his appointment AMI
informed the Deputy, Mr.. Turner, of the fact. Mr..
Turner was undecided; he doubted the authority Of
the Governor and wanted to think about it. Mean
WHILE the Mayor had got the news, and forthwith
sent special messengers for his partsans in the
Board Of Aldermen, with view to hold a special
session and appoint a successor to Mr.. Taylor.
Tkere was some hitch, however, and the Mayor
could not get majority of the Board to agree to a
meeting A caucus was held in Mr. Woods private
Office where all the important legislation for the
City is agreed upon, but no satisfactory result
reached. About o'clock, six or eight of the Demo-
cratic Aldermen, attended by a throng of specta-
tors marched from Dir. Woods sanctum to the
Street Department, where Aid. Clancy directed
Mr.. Turner TO hold on TO the keys, books and
papers; that he was, in fact, the Street Commits
siOner until an appointment should be made by the
Mayor and Aldermen; that he must resist any at
tempt from any person except the Mayor to NEEDLE
with the Office. Mr. Turner, frightened almost out
of his senses, stammered out his acquiescence and,
under the joint persuasion of AID Clancy and Aid.
Wilson, the Office was cleared and locked up. Mr..
COnover was present and quietly, but decidedly,
protested against this proceeding. He held the
warrant Of the Governor of the State, which was
at least prirnd taeie evidence of power while the
intruding Aldermen had no shadow of authority for
their action. Mr.. .COnoyer assured Mr.. Turner
that he should be there OF Monday to assume the
active duties of the Office and that for the present
he had selected Mr.. Turner as bis deputy. The
Border Rufian Democracy were in fever of rage.
They had supposed that the rich spO of the Street
Department, with its vast patronage, had reverted
to them and were at the moment quarreling for
the place Of Commissioner The news that the
Governor bad made the appointment came Ike
thunder from cloudess sky, while the additional
sggrayatiOn that he had selected man thoroughly
conyersant with the tricks and lodges of the Mayor
and possessed Of the means, disposition and ability
TO fight the Municipal illibuster through every
pyadaton Of resistance, was too much to bear;
the profanity Of "our army in Flanders" was as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

The Mercury, a Buchanan journal, with ample
means Of information tells us that the most unbear
able rufians are getting into office, and calls upon
the heads of Departments to choke them of. Here
is morsel of the confession. No one will question
the accuracy of its Democratic portraits:
Much of the decentralization and disorganzation
existing in the Democratic party, in this city flows
from corrupt petty officials acting under the avowed
ousnices Of the Government who seek to control its
nominations and for the purpose OF keeping them
selves in places Of emolument where little or no duty
is performed. Many of the noisy politicians IN the
Revenue Department are shOulder-htters, men with
out character who are in the habit of fequenng the
low groggeres of the wards and there manufacturing
public opinion in favor of those political friends who
have obtained for them their places In the Brooklyn
Navy Yard grossly corrupt abuses are every day
practiced which it Is the duty Of the Secretary Of the
Navy TO abae. Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars are
here annually squandered for no other purpose than
TO reward politicians from the lowest sews OF this city
and Brooklyn. II is true, change has recently been
made by the Government i'll the most important de-
least in the expenditure OF money IN the
vsrd-the Engineer Department; but, we fear, from
what we learn has already taken place under the adj
ministration Of affairs by the new incumbent, the
change has not been for the better The system here
existing of employing men in the various trades, not
for their ability dOduty and work well in the branch
Of trade assigned them, but simply because they are
noisy politicians, should be abrogated II Is tact,
that nearly one thousand men are employed ana no
orally paid, whose work could be performed by five
hundred. 1t is true that shoemakers have been EN-
poyed painters painters as carpenters, and black
smiths as masons-all receiving the highest rate OF
wages and to an extent in numbers most unjust to the
Government and dsgracefu to the engineers and
masters sanctioning the system-one that indirectly
.wildles the Treasury
All that is here set forth is equally true of our
City Government; and the fear Of losing the Treas
ury pap is the motive which has stirred up the
Mayors rebellion. 1t is the struggle of the drones
and knayes in office, aided by those who hoPeto get
in, against the overwhelmed tax payers-the strug
gle of robbery against hOnesty-of wrong against
right-Of corruption and proAigacy against order
and economy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
MURDER or A LLNATIC AT THE AIMS
HOUSE.
Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.


Correspondence Of The Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1857.
For years past the complaints have been loud and
frequen. in reference to the in which the
lunacs are kept in the Aims House, numbers in con-
sequence OF their poverty being kept in the same
rooms without sufficient attendance 10 keep the most
vicious from doing harm. The folly and crminaity
of this course fearully verified yesterday in con-
sequence Of one unatic killing another with cluo
It appears that Mrs. Eliza Mills, forIserly an ec-
tress in this city, and believe, performing a. Tue
Arch Street Theatre a number OF years ago was
placed in the lunatc department OF the Aims House
some hire months ago, and being entireiy hatli
less was allowed 10 visit the various wards iester'
day one of tie keepers visited the ward 10 whch ME.
Mills was confined, and she was found lying upon the
floor. with her face covered with blood, ana
her life extinct. The wound, which was dread
fu one ran trsnsyersely across the eye and temple
producing fracture Of the skull. The perpetrator OF
the dreadful deed was found standing over the de-
ceased. hayrg club in each hand, and bearing EVIL
deree Of the bloody work for which 1t had been used
The blow must have been heavy one, as II was very
evident that the deceased had been almost instantly
killed.
The unatic found in the room and supposed to have
committed the murder has not heretofore been consd
erered dangerous having shown any disposition
Of malicious character. Thesrangest thing IN refer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

porter was cut up one night by an audacious as
sassin, yet our vigln1t police know nothing about
the perpetrator The corners Of streets rter'ectng
Broadway, from Reade street to Spring street, are
nearly all infested by gangs Of thieves who, from
about ten O'Clock at night until morning, wayiay
peaceabe travellers and rob such as they think they
can deal with safely. These thieves are well known
TO the police, and must be especially well known to
the Mayor, since it is from such az them that he IS
now recruiting his forces; yet they have for years
made the great thoroughfare of the city dangerous
ground for strangers and now 60 so far as TO
attempt to rob a Lieutenant of Police while on
duty. But what else could we expect under the
rule Of a man who received the undivided support
of the gamblers, thieves, prize-fghters, policy
dealers rum. Sellers emgrant robbers and Migrants
Of the city With an instinct peculiar to low bru-
tally and ignorance they knew their man, and
zealously supported him. Why should they not
reap their reward in exemption from police sur7e-
lance, and chance to rob and kill to their hearts
content
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

The Vanderbilt arrived yesterday morning, after
voyage Of about ten days and twenty hours from
Southampton. She brings news of unusual inter-
est A serious disturbance has taken place in Bel
GUM. The occasion was the introduction In the
Legislative Chambers of bill on Charitable Insti-
tutiOns which was regarded as giving too great
power to the priesthood. The people tbrOnged
into the Chambers with some violent manifesto
tions. Military force was employed to expel them;
and in the provincial towns there an evident
readiness to aid the Capital in the threatened insur
rectoD. The hostility was directed against the
obnoxious bill and the Ministry by whom it WAS
framed, while we are told the greatest popular af
lection was displayed toward the King At the
last advices the trouble was over, and the obnox-
iOus bill had been withdrawn.
In Spain, the Chamber of Deputies has also been
the scene Of unusual excitement. One of the MEN,
be1s Mr. Campoamer, accused the Government of
exercising virtual censorship Of the press, none
the less onerOus because disguised. An immense
hubbub followed this declaration the galleries fran
ticaiiy applaudiug, and the Conservative members
as frantically expressing their resentment. 1t was
proposed TO eXpel the offending MEMBER, OUT al our
last advices no action had been taken in the prem
ises 1t is said that Gen. Concha will certainly be
recalled from Cuba. The reason is his too noto-
rous implication in the slave trade. He receives,
it is alleged four ounces Of gold for each slave i'm
ported-dOuble the bride paid to any former Cap
tain General. He will probably be succeeded by
Nr. Lersundi, late member of the Ministry.
Sophia, the first child of the present Emperor of
Austria is dead aged little more than two years,
and the second is said to be at the point of death
The elections for the French Legislative Body are
to take place on the 2lst inst.-next Sunday. The
Grand Duke Constantine bias paid to Queen Vic
toria private visit of day and two nights
Parliament had not been in session. There is a
rumor, apparently grOundleSs of an attack on Louis
Napoleon. At COnstantnOple fire has destroyed
1900 houses Consols 9l!.
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nothing to that which nterardeda good deal of con-
yersation on Saturday night.
OF course, we shsll have legal contest before
the point Of power ia settled and to such contest
Mr.. Wood should be the last man to object. NO
provision was made for this vacancy in the new
Charter. The term Of the Office was, moreover,
expressly extended to the close Of 1853, and then
it was 10 be handed over to the Mayor to
FILL. 1t will scarcely be pretended that the whole
spirit and letter Of statute can be changed BY the
accident Of death. II is provided Or. s., part /,
chap 81, that every officer, the mode Of whose ap-
pointment is not prescribed by law, shall be ap-
pointed by the Governor Now as this particular
Office was by special section Of the act kept be-
yOnd the reach Of the Mayor until Jan. l. 1888,
and no particular provision is made for filling
vacancy, the Governor, under the statute above
quoted and sustained by high legal opinion, has
placed Mr.. COnoyer at the head Of the Department
Whether the Mayor will succeed in Selling upon
Department so carefully guarded against bis en-
croacbments remains to be seen. At any rate, be Is
likely to meet opposition able and as active as
the warmest friend Of well contested fight could
wish TO see