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DR.. Roscoe Hooker,
HlLLSBOROIIGH N IL

WILL generally Ne found, when not professionally
engaged. either at his office or residence, opposite
the Orange Hotel.
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WANTED an active, homes, man in each section of
the State to take orders by sample for "Mc-
ALLISTER's HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" TO
active men liberal monthly salary and fair commission
Will be paid Address (Hlh stamp 10 prepay answer)
DR. j. $. McALLISTER,
~ -1w. Jersey City, N. j.
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GROWTH or TTxAs.--The Galveston Civil
IAN says that every steamship from New
Orleans arrivingat Galveston is crowded with
emIsrants. including many slaves. II adds:
. The statistics Of the State, a. compiled
by the State Gazette. show that we are en-,
titled to live. instead Of two representatives
70 Congress. BY 1860 We shall be entitled
to seven under the present apportionment
basis; but, under reduced ratio, we shall
probably only get six, With that number we
may be hear, in the halls of Congress more
successfully than we have generally been"
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A NoRTn CARoLISA oK.--professor Chas
Phillips. Of the University OF North Carolina.
has in press "a Manual of Plane aud
Spherical Trigonometry; with sumo Of its
explorations
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For Sale or Rent.

rENHE Store House and Lot recently occupied by
Guess 4 Nichols, II Durhans, On the North Caro-.
lima railroad. The III contains one acre and The house
is entirely new, and fitted out for store. The house
being twenty-five feet by forty, and fronting the ware
house, is therefore the mos desirable place Durham
Il will be sold accommodating terms OF leased for
two, four or five years.
Also the Store and Lumber House at my mills on
Enoe twelve miles below Hsboiough and six miles
from Durhams station will he leased 10 an, one dcs
ing good stand for country store and possession can
be given al both plices BY the Isl March. 1857.
Any one wishing to put upa Tobacco Factory will
find either Of the above named places an excellent
stand. as the people in the neishborhocd are in The
spirit Of raising oblcco, If they could fnd market
close at home. For llflher particulars address the
subscriber, at Durham's Orange County, n V.
w. w. GUESS.
January %. 73-4w
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GREAT DIscovERY AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A
line Iarbor Of some two hundred and fifty
acres has been discovered Immediately above
the rapids and below the old Schlosser har. As
much mare can be dredged out At small ex.
pense. giving a depth Of ten u fourteen feet
water. Heretofore vessels could onIy come
down On the American side TO the old store
house, some twa miles above the Falls. A
pier Is To be run out above the Goat Island
bar for about hall mile INTO the river, and
The upper bar 50. cut that vessels Of twelve
feet draft can 90 through and down To the
mouth OF the great canal. This discovery
has opened geological wonder to the people
10 Western New York. and il will prove a
great commercial blessing to that community.
II !, expected that navigation will be opened
~ the first q July for all class vessels.
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self; se.40s, for her son. and 5000 for the /
maid servant VII Herald.

A correspondent Of the ST. Louis Democrat, under
date Of Lecompton, January 23, says;
A bill passed the Council on Wednesday
repeating the test oaths imposed by law at
the last session Four or FIVE members spoke,
declaring that they would vote for repeal
through policy; otherwise State ,constitu-
ton recognising slavery could not be got
through Congress. The vote was unanimous
in the same body that enacted them unani-
mously last year.
The repeal Of these test oaths, although
just measure, is too late to be Of value to the
people Of the Territory. All Of the counties
will be organized and county officers ap-
pointed by this body before il goes into force,
and those holding Offices for several years
and until Kansas will be a State.
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New Iear----January |, 1857,

e MusThave settlements once year. All
y accounts are due this day, and must be
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raised.
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to punctual dealers.
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GREAT CURE or RHEUMATISM il Gin

GREAT CURE or RHEUMATISM in Cincin.
natl, Ohio. Convincing Ethcnces-faf more than
three years have been suffering with fheumatism, and
eatgemcnt sud pain cfihe bones md joints. ! have
shtly followed Tie advice o. ph, srisns and al other
times u.cd such family medicines had been recon-.
mended loi the cure Of rheumatism stil DID nnt i'm.
prove N The essi, and frequently compelled ,otecr
my bel aud thereby was prevented from attending 20
my business. Some weeks ago ! was induced ~ a
friend 20 Try Caners spanish Mixture. The effect was
miraculous. ieli considerably improved afcf had
taken The fourth dose have only usrd one single bot.
tie and am entirely free from oil pain. feel better
than have iclt foe years. and I sutihute my com.
plciey.psored hesih solely 10 the use 81 span.
ish Mixture. consider most sscellent medicine
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JUST RECEIVED.
4 FRESH supply Of OIs, Paints, ya,nishes, &C.,
N 1000 III. White Zinc Pant,
500 ~. Pure Lead ia oil,
. hhs Linseed OIL
bill. Blike's STATE Paint,
81. Spanish Brown.
kes yellow Oehre, French,
/ key Glue.
keg I.iihitge.
Aso, Coral. Japsn. Coach. AMI White yamishes
DC. which will be sold cheap iof ca,h,
Al TIE DRUG STORE.
December 10. Gs-
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for Rheumatism and III jseascs Of The blood and
cheerfuly recommend il to the afflicted.
b. BtRRITT.
Southeast orner Forth and Walnut sits.
Cincinnati, March II. 1858.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

New York, March Is. The George Law
arrived this morning, from Aspin vail with
California dates of Feb 20. She let AspIn-
wall on the evening of March 9th, and brings
upwards of $1,000 600 in specie.
Steamer Sierra Nevada left San Fanelsco
goth, with several hundred recruits for Wal
ker.
The news from California is unimportant,
The mining news is rather favorable.
There had been heavy rains in various parts
of the State, causing much damage.
The California Legislature had impeached
DR., Bates, State Treasurer, and G. w, Whit
man, Comptroller, for misrepresentation OF
State funds to the amount Of $3.50, 600 Bates
resigned, and Jas. English, ex-Mayor of
Sacremeuto, succeeded him.
Twelve Of the band Of robbers who recently
murdered Sheriff Barton, have been hing by
the people at San Deigo.
An ARRAY occurred at San Francisco be-
tween F. A. Cohen, banker, and Thomas
King, editor of the Eesning Bulletin. Cohen,
who was the aggressor, received pistol shot
through the jaws.
Companies of flibusters are being organ
lied in the interior for the aid of Walker.
A bill to legalize the State debt has been
introduced into the Senate, and will undoubt-
eddy pass.
Two shocks of an earthquake wee felt at San
Francisco on the evening of the 9th Much
CONSERVATION ensued. No damage occurred,
A large body of ilibuster have gone to Son
orc, to join Gaudara.
A food at Navada, had done damage to the
amount of $4,000
Advices from Salt Lake are to Jan. Z. He.
Der Kimball had been elected President ofthe
Council.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORIES
Oregon dates are of Feb. r. An Indian out,
break had taken place near Fort Sincoe. -Four
white men and large number of cattle were
carried of
There had been a great mortality among the
cattle in the neighborhood of Dallas, one
fourth having persisted.
Adviaes from Washington Territory state
that the Legislature adjourned Jan. 8, after
haFing censured Gov. Stevens course in the
Indian war, and the martial law affair.
AUsTRALIA.-Dates from Australia are of
Dec. 2. The mines were yielding immensely.
A fire at Adelaide had destroyed property to
the amount of halt-million.
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INTBMPERANoE AND SUIcIDE.-Mr Editor
l am informed that young man, of less than 30
years, came from Oxford 10 this city, last Friday,
intoxicated, that he "fell among thieves at some
of our gambling establishments, and lost what
money he had about 800 That he found and
drank more intoxicating liquor in this temperance
city, and then started for home, drunk, and PEN
niless. In the cars he partook Of drug in order
to kill himself and died that same night, after APP
pointing the time of his own funeral Now, let
me ask the people of Oxford and Worcester,
whether it is their fault or that Of their town or
city authorities that beverage is SO freely sold,
that renders man DESTROYS Of dying and unfit to
ve,-also, what gambler in Worcester carries the
20 pieces of silver in his pocket, that aided in this
work of suicide, and helped to make one more
wife, widow and three more children, fatherless?
OXFORD AND WORCESTER.
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islature to three hundred dollars Laid over,
under the rule.
The reading and writing amendment was
taken up and considered
Mr. Coggswell made very able speech in
opposition to the article. He arraigned its
policy and fairness, and also the impracticabil-
ity OF its operation. The amendment was then
laid on the table.
The bill IN addition to the several acts for
the relief of Insolvent Debtors was taken up;
the question before The House was an amend
ment tothe hilIrepoued by the Judiciary Com
mlttee, by Mr.. Bailey of Fitchburg.
MIR. Field OF Athol made very convincing
speech in favor of the amendment The bill
and amendment were discussed by several
other members. Finally the amendment was
adopted and the bill as amended ordered to
be engrossed, without division.
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a lF'sne Hair Ssalus,
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL

COLOR.
Warranted to Cure Badness Scrrf p,narry 1.si-,.
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives he scain
nav ana healthy action; restores the cnOring matter ~
the roots Of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives its natural aior without the ase OF Har pye
hundreds OF pr5lsrations have been introduced pre-
tending 10 PR the Hair Eeep from falling on
composed OF OILS, Alcohol aud err deeterous rnateyIs
and all to no use Hair Dyes have been introduced bat
dc not give the lair natua color be- ides being ronbe
some to use. This B im is not Dye Knowing that
preparation was need TO DO hat wa REQUIRED for his
liar, the proprietor was duced to erment until he
could obtain an srtc that would be he exact remedy
and ter seven years trial he has perfected this an
1t Is soothing aud em9llent, alloys an irritation Of the
scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching IA
cures DandruH and Surf and when y Hair has t,rnsa
gray it viii ring bck to its original co or be if Bac
Brown or Auburn II makes the HAN soft and gossv-
prevents the Hair from falling off will be seen upoo
using this Balm for only few daysif VIII be given to
the roofs oil the Hair, and growth will s0oon appear
Growth does not take place the OF the nar "a will
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II YOU M
amiEe hair that has been culored for you will and
towards the roots that the bair has ont gray hence
it is neessiry 10 have the fluid the roots of the hair
healthy that the whole hair uay be natural color Each
har has lost in The skin, and is of itself hollow gray
tube, through which there constant circulation The
pigment trGm he root When this pigment or colnrng
matter dies it leaves the hair hOlow and 1t becomes
gray 70 invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study of the proprietor tn discovery Of
the Alpine Hair Balm will DO It. 1t will hiring tie hair tn
Its natural color By making the coofng matter in
the roots OF toe hair
1t il mistaken notion that oil grease viii restsre the
hhri as nothing can be EoTe injurious. The Anime
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those VINO have been sick with fever or any liseale
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17

PoLIoE CoURT,--Monday, March 10. Henry Toney
ami Levi Jenkins both cooredj brought up upon
complaint for breaking into and entering the saloon Of
Ralph Ewins at Washington Square, on Sunday night
TIE wstchmen heard noise the saloon and upon
ching for the cause discovered that Of the win
dows had been broken The defendants came to the
window and attempted an escape; Of the watchmen
dew revolver ard ordered them 90 back which they
did, and Immediately captured. The Court ordered
them severay to recognize in the Of $500 for their
appearance before the Criminal Court at It's next May
term. 10 default Of bail they were committed.
WIN. @. D McYey was Drought up for disturbing the
peace on Sunday evening Money mounted stree
guard In front Of horticultural Hail. just the audi
ence wosnpping there were coming out from evening
service ADD commenced haraugue. A large crowd Of
ncaIy one Thousand per6ons collected blocking up
the street and the sidewalk Assistant Marshal Denny
nst requested the people 10 dsperse-some did So but
others tnade their places good The oficer then re
quesed mcNey 70 desst from speaking at that time lie
said he would but immediately continued the haranrue
The Police then, under direction OF the Assistant Mar
nhal removed McVey 70 the watch house After an ex
tended examination, the defendant 10 have
committed the offence charged and was senenoea ~
House Of Correction for one month
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17

SoUATTER WAR IN NEBRAsKA.-A dispatch
from Omaha, Nebraska, dated Feb. oath,
says ave are under the government of
vigilance committee, not lor the general pur-
pose of reform in administration, but for the
vindication of squatter sovereignty. Claims
have been jumped contrary to the code. and
several jumpers have already been tried and
forced to withdraw their filing Tin the land
office.) Our streets are filed with citizens
armed with rifles and muskets. Our best
men are heart and soul in the movement Its
object is to protect the 800 acre claims. was
yesterday witness to the destruction. of a
Jumpers cabin. The army is again under
arms TO- day. No examples have yet been
made, but should any offer resistance, 1 shall
not be surprised at anything in the way of
punishment. The surrounding towns have
sent delegations to mass meeting, and Of
fered assistance and support"
Ehe st Anthony Falls (Minnesota)
Cypress says delicious wine, called spikenard
wine, is manufactured in that vicinity from
the berry of the spikenard plant. 1t has a
peculiarly agreeable flavor, slightly astringent,
and apparently without intoxicating qualities.
1t is likely to prove valuable as drink for
invalids.
The Sydney Morning Herald states
that nugget OF gold was recently found at
Louisa Greek, New South Wales, the value
of which is estimated at $4,000. 1t weighs
about FIVE cwt., but there is very little gold
visible on the surface. This is the largest
nugget OF gold yet discovered in the world
Its discovery produced quite a sensation.
An accident of a very serious charac-
ter occurred upon the Pennsylvania railroad,
westward of Harrisburg. In one Of the tun-
nels, an emigrant train was run into on
Friday by freight train. Five persons were
killed and six injured. Those wounded was
not severely injured.
Mrs. Pocock, of Blackheath England,
the mother of three generations of livery stable
keepers, was driven through the village on
her hundredth birthday, in a chariot drawn
by eight white horses, with outriders. She
afterwards presided at dinner ana opened
ball in the evening, given to honor her.
The citizens of Brooklyn N. Y, are
discussing, with some acrimony, the propriety
drumming the city railroad cars on Sundays.
So high does the controversy run that the
pulpit as well as the press has taken up the
subject, and both parsons and editors are en-
gagged in general "skrimmage.'
Snow fell at Baltimore and Washing
ton on Friday night to the depth of eight
inches, which was the cause of OBTAINING the
morning train between the two cities two
hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17

gHE READING AND WRITING REFoRM
have noticed during the present session of he
Legislature that many Of the members who are
advocates Of the constitutional amendment reon;r
ing voters to be able TO read and write correetlv
are themselves rather deficient in their orthogrS,
ply. In the House, to-day, petition for an ssy-
lun for inebriates was presented by Twiss. Of
Worcester, who made this endorsement on the
back Of the paper. "The petition of I. W. Hig-
gnson and others, for an Afsillns for Inebrates
Boston Herald
The Boston Correspondent OF the Springfield
Republican, in reference to the same matter SAYS .
T. W. Higgnson Of Worcester and other natl.
uoneu ior an 'arsilum" for inebriates III quote
the endorsement upon the back OF the petition.
watch infer L. by Mr.. TwIss Of Worcester. Who
presented y Mr.. 4. is one Of the reformers who
ko ~ competing men % read and write before