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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MONEY TO LEND.

Great Public Accomm rotation.
TIT CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE OF THE
City of Boston,
No, 1Os Sudbury Street.
A. JENKINS.
Where money will be literally advanced,
in large or small amounts
from one dollar TO thousands
upon TIE DEPOSIT of merchandise generally
Gold and Silver Plate WATCHES,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Guns,
Pistols, Clothing, and all
Articles of Value
The public are invited 10 call as above,
where they will be convinced
that more money can } e had
at less interest than anywhere else,
and that new and second hand goods
can be bought and sold to better advantage
than any other place III the city.
At this estahl hment will at all
times be found large assortment
Of watches, jeweIy, cl1rling. boots
and shoes, musical instruments,
cutlery, articles Of personal
ana family use, and other
things too numerous to mention.
Remember the phase, JOG sudbuv street. Boston.
meh12 deod2w
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A u g L o ~ II Il r..
flee 1850 Main street opposite the Post Office up Stairs
VIII give his particular attention to SALES OF REAL
ESTATE, Bank AMI Railroad Stocks, Works of Art Fur
niture at Brvate Residences, live Stock c. on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
". " viii also attend to the Appraisal Of Real Ess
tate and Personal Property in any part the City or
Country.
1have permission to refer to the following gentlemen
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
Z" EMORY WAsBBUBN, %
g CHARLES ALLEN,
% HENRY CHAPLIN, "
Mess a. lEBBY y WLLIAas a.
VIM 4 MgRMFeLp, Esq, AZ
ELI THAYgA, Esq,
D. S -ssinger, Esq., o
BRoApHEAD n Co, Boston,
CHAs. p. BANCROFT Esq.
R1c5ARDs, HAIGHr L Co. New York
DANIEL AVER, lowell DIM f26
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The attempts at murder of the officers
and revolt by the convicts of Auburn State
prison, N. Y, on Friday, were of vely Sc
rious character. Col Lewis, the warden, was
in the hame shop, when a convict who pre-
tended 10 wish to speak with him, drew from
his sleeve long bladed jack knife, and rushed
upon the agent, making several thrusts at
him. The shop-keeper seized the convict and
prevented mischief, Several other conyicts
then rushed up, shouting, 'kill him kill
him!' The disturbance was quieted, but
when the keeper took the convict who had
attempted assassination from the room for
punishment, a dozen convicts left their work
and followed, threatening to rescue their COM
panion at all hazards, if an attempt was made
to punish him. This convict was then locked
up in his cell, and on the same day another
convict attempted the life of the warden, and
was just about to strike him a heavy blow on
the head with hammer, when his arm was
seized by keeper, and the blow turned aside.
Twenty seven of the convict laborers in the
hame shop, have since been put in solitary
confinement.
The wife Of VIM. H. Newton, who
arrived with her husband at ST. Paul, Min
nesota, OH the 10Th of January, from the Lake
Superior country, was dressed in a pair of fur
pantaioons, buffalo boots, buffalo overcoat,
and large otter cap. During the entire
drive of three hundred miles, the tbermome-
ter ranged from 10 to As degrees below zero,
and the trip was Every pleasant and comfort.
able"
The draft of Washington's Farewell
Address, in own handwriting, has recently
been stolen from the State department at
Washington, and all Mr.. Marcy's efforts to
recover it have been unsuccessful.
The deer in Camden county, N. j.,
Opposite Philadelphia have become quite
numerous since the passage of the laws pro-
hibiting the killing of game BY poachers and
Others for number of years.
A man has been indicted at Cam
bridge, for passing Buchanan medal for a
gold eagle; the man upon whom he passed
it escaped, there being no law making idiocy
a crime.
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LYcEUM LrcTuNB.-Rev. E. H Chaplin of
New York, will lecture this evening, at the City
Hall. before the Worcester Lyceum and Library
Association. The reputation of the lecturer, as
one of the ablest and most eloquent speakers in
the country, should draw crowded house
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(Ieader Of the Worcester Cornet band)
80 M ~ = - IL O f. M u $40
van furnish Brass ana Quadrle Bands, Orcbestras 10
with all kinds n Music. 80
Orders received at Mr.. @. Lorng's Music store GOA
Main street, or by mail VOW -''
WIN. L. HOBBS. Professor Of Music.
hAo Oh No. 3 Carlt0n straat
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JusroE,-,Two emigrant girls in New York
having. suffered most outrageous treatment
from three villains under whose protection
they were placed made complaint before the
proper authorities. The offenders were dis
charged on bail; the girls were imprisoned as
witnesses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

ANOTHER THREATENED INVASION OF KANzAs.
The Kanzas correspondent of the Boston Trares-
Ter, writing from Lawrence, Feb. Is, says -
&c We have authentic information of the organ
ization by the Missouri Lodges of an armed in
vasion of about three thousand men to take
possession Of the Shawnee, Miami, and other In
dian Reserves that will be opened this Spring for
settlement. The Shawnees have made their Sc
lections, and the remainder, containing about two
thousand claims OF 100 acres each, comprising
some of the finest land in Kanzas, will be open
about the 10th of March. The Missourians have
been selecting claims for months past. Ih9y
have been materially aided by the surveyors, who
are nearly all pro-slavery, and furnished informa
ton of the localities taken by the Indians. At
Westport, in the office of Col Boone, there is a
register of over three thousand names, men who
are engaged TO come over and register their
names under the new laws as residents Of the
Territory, pay the taxes, and vote at the June
election
This is the election at which delegates are to be
chosen to the Convention called by the bogus act
vetoed by Gov. Geary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

Dealer in NEW AND SECOND. HAND FURN1TuRE
CrOckcry nud Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
Goods
N. B.--Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture at 2sa
Main street, by J. L. HOOD
mchl8 div
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b STATS sUPRRME coURT DEoIsIoN.-The su-
preme Court Of this State, in session at Boston,
decided on Monday that the act OF 1855. giving to
Police Courts concurrent Jurisdiction with the
Municipal Court Of Common Pleas in all cases Of
larceny Of goods or money to the amount Of fry
dollars more, is unconstitutional, because II al
lows Police Courts to sentence to the State
Piston. Chief Justice Shaw and Justices Met
calf Dewey, and Bigelow, eoncurred. Justice
Meffiek dissented Judge Thomas concurred
with the msjohay as to the result arrived at, but
came to II by different mode Of reasoning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

ENFORCING THE LIoUoR LAw.-The New.
bnrypOrt Herald states that at the recent term Of
- the Court Of Common Pleas for Essex County,
there were more convictions for violations of the
liqnOr law, than at the session of any court be-
fore. About dozen sellers in the city of Law.
u renee have been found guilty. AT the court in
Middlcsex County, now In session at East Cam
bridge, there have also been quite a number Of
convictions and sentences Of the convicted par
ties to the House Of Correction. The Boston
Herald, paper decidedly in the interest of the
liquor trade, in noticing these cases, says truly,
that " the operation Of the law in this court has
been different from what most people expected /;
and II such should continue to be the operation,
Il must close up the liquor traffic 50 far as it is
in the hands Of respectable men, who had rather
give up the profits than incur the risk Of prison .
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cANr-President Buchanan uays'in his inaug-

CANr.--President Buchanan says in his inaug-
ural -
The political subjects which, but few years
ago, excited and exasperated the public mind,
have passed away. and are nearly forgotten but
this question Of domestic slavery is of far greater
Importance than any mere political question, be-
cause, should the agitation continue it may
eventually endanger the personal safety of
large portion of our countrymen, where the insti.
tuition exists. In that event, no form of qoueyYa-
1sent, ho0eUer advisable in itself can co0aensate
for the loss peace and domestic security around
tie family altar. Let every Union.lovi man,
therefore, exert his best influence to suppress this
agitation, which, since the recent legislation of
Congress, is without any legitimate object"
There are four millions Of rational and immor-
tai beings, in this Union, to whom personal
safety " is unknown--who have no peace" no
/" domestic security" no family altar" And
Jet President Buchanan has sold himself, body
g and soul, to the power which annhates all tbs
rights Of these four millions. Not wife of them
all has a legal husband !; not mother can call
her child her own; not a brother can protect his
sisters virtue. He has pledged the government
70 the internal decision Of the Supreme Court.
which perPetuates this system in the slave States
protects il in the free States, extends it to the
Territories, and AIMS to spread it over the whole
eontihent and the adjacent islands," and then
he whines about "peace and domestic security
around the family altar gGrora
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

sPRiSa GooDs-Messri Wheeiook Il o., No. Lin
con House Block have Just RECEIVED Of the besi il
not the best assortment Of Spring Goods, for genemens
wear both ready made and by the piece to be found in the
city, III the style Of make and workmanship they will
compare fayorabSesith the b., Of custom work. while
at the time they sell them At the lowest cash price,
Give them call
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

JUDeE CURT1s's decision on the bred Scott
eases brief abstract of which we give this morn
ing, is able document, and does great credit to
the author for the sound position it takes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

To find Novelties in Spring Goods, visit the establish
ment of GEO. P. BRYANT & Co. No. Weehanics Hall
Building.
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Cnnker Rnsl, and scarlet Fever.

Especially during the prevalence of this malignant
and atai disease. the public should again be informed
eectual remedy for Canker, Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Canker and Thrush in the Mouth Throat Distemp
er, what is Malignant Putred Sore Throat DYsEErEBY,
ana all SUMMER COMPLAINTS; has been in use twer
tythree years. AS family medicine it is unriyalled
being composed of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor A. s.
GRENVILLE, on the wrapper and circular 1t is now
manufactured by his widow Mrs A. Grenville in Wor.
cester, and is for sale at John j. Brown Sons 425
washington street, and CharlesP Carney, 1913 Washing
ton street, Boston, Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally
Also, GRENFILLE'S LIEIMEET. to accompany the Ex-
tracts for liberated Sore Throat outwart applica
ion. It is good for any kind of inflammation For burns
light il will relieve the anguish almost instant
" and perform wonderful 1t would be we'll
Tor every family to keep it. it being also good for Bruises
Chiibains, Chapped Hsuds, Sore Lip and Noses Piles
&C. SC du Nils
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

Professor Woods Hair Restorative sold by J. O. Hill
Kalliston, or Oriental Water, sold by J. O. Hill
Mnim Roux for toothaohe sold byJ @ Hill.
Butter Of Cocoa, for chapped lips, Sold BY j. O. Hin.
whltcomb's Remedy for Asthma, sold by J. O. Hill.
Oriental Tooth Wash, sold by J O Hill.
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, sold by }. @. Hiu
80 HILL Apothecary,
Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TgoCilEs sSsa d nliIs;
psegye slowly IL the mouth have direct influence II bc
auseea parts, The sedNiys and soothing effect 10 he mn
,.i'Ig o. ,he windppe ino the Bronchi alays null
mohary Huauoh anu gives relief In Coughs ma GdiS
@ se gaoas thToat Affections which public SPEAKERS
h@"bm dill
f;h so, iOF hSOtS THE subscriber is urepared IN
-, d eate Tor Roofs, Of superior quality and
apl3 al Ivy Ic, greet
- Fhystcinns say that Davis, path Ka,sr Il o,. =,
wv Y. Is articles which is calcutta 10 relieve An
a,i amount Of suffering Incident to human Ne ia
NY, ,h system y many tlueslik mAgi-sonstan
family msdicinea S'' oo.u ny ~" oeaerd In
"hil d2.aW&w2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12
There was bIoodIess duel al Butter

There was bloodless duel at Butter
milk Falls, near Troy, on Friday, between
Jones Trowbridge Of New York, and Jere-
mIah Jewell OF Albany. At the first fire,
Jewell who imagiDedhe was MORALLY wound
ed, fell heavily to the earth, and would only
consent TO live on the assurance of the Sc
conds that they had put nothing but powder
In the pistols. His antagonist, surprising he
had killed his man, left the field al brisk
trot, aud has not since been heard from.
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WN NMTON.

W. w. FRA TIT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONRER
Office No / Flagg'a Building, opposite the Bay State
j2O House, Worcester. Mass off
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~. I 8 3 Z.

The Boston city government contem-
plate laying out splendid square on the
ground used for agricultural fairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

Dr. PEERS Celebrated Pills tor Fcsnaa Res.
warranted to be remedy for ali obs reclons in
Females, arising from whatever cause. These Pills
should not be taken stOppage is caused by pregnancy
Tor hey would invariably a miscarriage War
fSnea purely vegetable, and free from anything ijur-
Gus 10 NE or health Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box Price SIS co. For sale BY Drs NIL Il
JAsEPH' sole agents, No. l2i Main street. Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

Dew HOAR, & Hill,
ATTORN EYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
No Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
CHAs DEvENs, JR., GEO. F. HoAR, j. HENRY HILL
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HILDR ETn 4 RARKER.


wholesale md Retail dealers in OOFFINs and oAsKETs
OF OF KINDS, Co6iH Plates, GtdUe Clothes, &c
No. 81 Exchange street. corner Of Waldo styas,
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DEYENs- ROAR 4

d u N ]
Has removed his Office from 1888 Main street 10 AMERICA
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite where he will be happN
tosee patrons and friends apb dtfy-
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HA N TLTUN q. HILL.
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No Briney Hall, ...........W Worcester, Mass.
n25 dam
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L. h NICHOLs. NJ. ]


Il ? A 7 &c P Il YSIUIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. 0FFroE HOUR
FROM Ito 8. AND TO o'oLooK p. NJ
WNrcester. Ost. 90. 1888
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ADAM TaAY Err
ATTORNEY r COUNSELLOR AT LAM
No. 2lS Mat street,. Worcester, Mas,
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a IPeEiuined BFeath.-Whatladyo or qentstaan
t lena'n unuer tie curse Of dsagreeable breath
Hhen using the BALM A Thou AND FIowppsii 80
dentrlhee woald not only render it sweet but leave b
t .eeSh whlte as aebasterf Many persons do Know
ne breath L pad and the subject is so decste heir
bSin on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
ap9 mornlng 4 hlty cent bottle will last yeaI
n. EAuttFUL COMPLEXION may easily BE- acquired
teovo tan pmpleF, and frecks from the skin leaving
II 81 sort and roseate hue Wet towel pour on two
VI srse qIPs and wash the face night and morning
N either warm or cd WATER pour on Two or lhro drons
Of BALM or THOUSAND FLowERsp rub the beard VII
uu II ~l make beautiful soft lather much facilitating
inc unless signed by N'He s'uu'
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As Prcnttss. Designer ana Hngraver upon Wood
and stone. Over the qunsganond Bank Entrance IA
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders wi
meet withnTompt attention Particular attention pai5 10
drafting Iaohinery. deeS0 al
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400 W. P FErRIDaE h co.,
s@4 uAWom Franklin Square New Yorl

W. orcsHter Water Cure open Summer and
omo tlsetro Chhemca baths used in some casco.
Cd Vrs rom to P NJ Out door practice attend
Gu " as heretofore. For terms &C., address
nlolI dNwtI 3 RONERS NJ Il
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LOCAL NEW S


The Rev. William Rowland, of this city, who
twelve years ago left as missionary to the East
Indies, and who has recently been located at
Ceylon, is now on his way home to recruit his
shattered health. He is worn out by his arduous
labors in so hot climate
FITcHBURG.-The third concert of the ''Old
Folks Singing Choir" in Fitchburg, was held at
the Town Hall on Tuesday evening The hall
was entirely filled, as it also been on the two
former occasions. The music was that in vogue
fifty years since, and in the choir which consist
ed of about one hundred, were several singers "of
the olden time,'' who acquitted themselves very
creditably. One of them was hale and hearty
old gentleman of eigIty-ttoo summers and win
tiers, and no one entered more earnestly in the
york than he. The music was chiefly sacred,
yet several secular pieces were given. Among
the tunes were Greenfield, St Martins, Majesty,
New Jerusalem, Sherburne, Greenwich, North
field, Montgomery, &c The whole performance
was very creditabe one to all concerned, and
some of the pieces executed with great skill,
taste, and power There is land of pure de-
light" was beautifully rendered, and Mrs. Gomez
sang the " Melodies of Many Lands" with much
sweetness and pathos.
Many of the costumes give very good idea Of
the olden time. They were not improvised for
the OCCASION but were the veritable dresses Of the
times they represent, which had been preserved
in the families of those who wore them. One or
more wedding dresses were among them.
The influence OF these concerts, and the prep
arations for them, is said to be very happy one,
in bringing together the singers of the various
societies in the place, harmonizng their feelings,
and doing away the preiudices which too often
prevail among those of different faith, when not
brought directly in contact with each other.
RAILROAD EARS NGs.-Thc earnings of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad for the month
of February were
Freight ................... 4586 % 1898 Al
To'al....................slO .54s 40 $ls !sl 4s
1888 40
This gives the increase of receipts but there
is also diminuton of expenses, so that the net
increase for the month of February is over $4,000
MILFoRD.--The appropriations made at the
annual meeting in this town were as follows
For Schools. .........................$4 900
2 new Fire Engines. ,.............. $500 =
Fire Department. .............. I,250
aighw Us and IOWA Expenses 49,. 1880
No. .1
s.s. 49,. -s.. 81
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nseao, lt1,utl Sargent gives specia ttenton 70
mvqo VI inc rye. Office No. IL Worcester Bank Block
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DR,LINNETT-

HON PATHlsr1
Wll meet his Office patients hereafter franz N and
TO r. N. ~ ~ ~" IN 70 ana 7
Worcester May 90, 1855. " %
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or,l,,- - y NVs Il. 3. co kIIN
STOCK, INST RANOE, AND REAL ESTATE gRoKpp
STOCKS bought and sold, Insurance effected on an elas
o. PROPERTY, Real Estate bought, sold and EXCHANGED
tTeet, up stairs dSm - ~ liaiu
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Eagle inaurRnce Company, BOstou.
insure d. eings, etO es. Meeting HOUSES School Uoo.
Si SHOPS, shops, Tauenes Saw ADD Grst
Of Personal Property AZ reasonable rates @'"'
HENRY EARLE, sec'y GE0. W BEANIE, pros,t.
nghb N~i ""'vH nipNhf
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. lls Main street, Worceatsr.
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The Rev. William Rowland, of this city, who
twelve years ago left as a missionary to the East
Indies, and who has recently been located at
Ceylon, IS now on his way home to recruit his
shattered health. He is worn out by his arduous
labors in so hot climate.
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Aucteas''' $50 80
This gives the increase Of receipts; but there
is also diminution of expenses, so that the net
increase for the month of February is over $4,000
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-24

A BEAuTiFuf ExTRAcr-The following
paragraphs from the May number of the Wis
consin Farmer, were written by Prof j. w.
Hoyt, one of its editors. They contain both
poetry and sublime truth The article from
which we clip them is upon 1.-THE Plant
sources and nature of its Food, and con-
tains more interesting facts on the subject of
Agriculture than many writer's condense in
to an ordinary volume He says: Ii, i.
ITO the majority Of men, we are satisfied
the soil is nothing but dirt but to the chem
list who knows its origin, its history its ma
ture and its capabilities, it is wonderful
mixture of those beautiful elements which in
their eyer.varying forms, become the ambient
air, the liquid ocean, the precious opal, the
amethyst, the jasper and still more precious
diamond; or the delicate blue-bell and the Vi
olet, the amaranth, the lily and the rosebud,
the spire of bluegrass and the cedar of Leb-
anon; or again the ruby lip, the matchless
orb Of the love-lit eye, the nobly palptating
hsart, and yet more wonderful brain!
These are the Jewels of which the soil is
composed ami out Of which the husbandman
so unheedingly strives to force the food his
hunger Graves. s
Henceforth, as he turns the furrow Of his
field, let the sleep of his thought be broken
by the reflection: This earth, thus stirred by
my ploughshare, is doubtless composed OF
the ashes Of ancestral heroes, whose deeds
are the history of the past, and whose mortal
remains are the plasteric material out OF
which we are building the bodies of the mon
Of to-day" +.... ...-... .,..s, ga. ~ ~. .sa g..