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Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

Madame La Grange was so discom-
posed by the discovery tSat her jewels. worth
six thousand dollars, weTs missiGg, that she
could not appear in her parts in concert at
New York on Tuesday night but late in the
evening they were found, her nerves resumed
tnelr "onteo nrmness, and 9he was able to
sing again. !here Is something very human
about the divine art after all.
The Siamese twins make one railroad
ticket answer for both. Goi4g from Cinc;n.
natl to Louisville the other dak the econdnctor
undertook to make them payVfor two. but as
Eng had ticket, and he could not yerv welI.
put Chang off the cars without intersor;no
with Eng's rights, he gave up and ~ Eemo
slide.
In Clark county, Ind, a Miss Prather
was married to her cousin, and just as the
happy couple were starting on horseback to
Their new home. party of their young ae.
qualntances came to teaee them with mock
serenade. The noise frightened the BRIDES
horse, and she was thrown and her neck brok-
en-, causing her instant death.
Henry Ward Beecher gave notice on.
Sunday night last, of his intention to apply
to the trustees OF the church for the immedi-
ing, after the manner of the Baptist denomi.
nation, in order to accommodate those who
evince preference to immersion upon Join
ing the church. ott
In Philadelphia, returned Kanzas
emigrant, destitute of money, was employed
by a charitable individual TO carry brick
alternately from one side to the other of Mar
ket street, for dollar per day. On Christ.
mas day the crowd of spectators was so great
that the reserved police were called into requi-
sition to keep order,
Some rogues entered the store of Mr..
+. Hirsh, in Cincinnati, the other night, and
stole small trunk, containing four thousand
one hundred dollars, from under bed in a
rear-room, upon which Mr.. II. and his son
were sleeping.
The gossips at Washington say that
two OF the best among the new reportorial
seats in the House, are to be assigned to the
lady correspondents Of the Charleston Courier
and Boston Post, Miss Harriet Tanning Reade
and Miss Windle.
A German wood-sawyer at St. Louis,
whose wife goes about with him and does the
| splitting, lately handed his lawyer nineteen
hundred dollars in certificates Of deposit at
bank, TO be disposed Of
The printing ink factory of VIM. G.
Donald, in Andover was DESTROYED by fire ON
Monday evening. The loss in ink, oil, &C., +,
was considerable
Steamship Canada sailed from Boston
for Liverpool, on Wedpesday. with sixty. one
passengers, and $500, ,236 in specie.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

INHALATION.-Dr. G. Howard Marshall who,
by his new practice. has such success in curing
catarrh, asthma. bronchitis, and consumption, is
at the Bay State House, Worcester, receiving pa
tients for one week only.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01
Sudden Den tn.

DETROIT. Dec. Sl.-Guy Foote, Esq yPres-
ident of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
of this city, was found dead in his bed this
morning.
The weather is moderate there is but little
snow, and the river is free from ice.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

The Hardest Case On Record.
He took ths aque badly,
And it shook him. shook him sorely;
Shook his boots eff, and his toe nails;
Shook ms teeth out, and his hair of;
Shook his coat all into tatters;
And his shirt all into ribbons; "a
shirtless, coailess, hairless, toa,hless,
Minus roots, end minus toe nails.
stili itshook him, shook him till ii
Made him yelltw, Fannt and bony;
Shoak him till it reached his death bed;
Shook him till it shuffie1 for him
Oh his mortal coil, and then it,
Having made him cold as could be.
Shook the earth still down upon him;
And he lies beneath his grave stone,
Ever shaking! shskingl shaking.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

EMBRoDERIEs AND FANCY GooDs AT Aucr1oN-We
would remind our readers that the entire stock of Goods
in store 2oS Main street. will be sold at aucton Without
reserve, commencing this afternoon at p. M, and
continuing every day till closed out Mr. Pratt is deter
mined to sell, bring what they may You may expect
bargains.
~ TIE auction especially for the ladies
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

IowA-The Democratic papers of Iowa. with
two exceptions, support Douglas. Mr.. Bucban-
ans party in the North is fast dwindling down to
his office holders, and some of them, even, are
hesitating. Take away the federal patronage,
and he could hardly carry county in all the free
States
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

C1MMrTTED.-Abijah 1hayer, Of Ware, was
bro1ght before Justice Gould, of that town, on
the ed, and sentenced to the House of Correc-
tion, as a common drunkard, for four months.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

EzEYUL INCIDENT "A few DAYS since
lady in Maiden called at the residence Of
neighbor. and being intimate with the family,
familiarity placed her hand upon the shoulder
Of the lady Of the house. A ferocious dog
that was in THEREON at the time, sprung upon
her, seizing hqrfby the upper lip, lacerating
II in shocking manner The wounds were
dressed, and the lady Is now recovering from
the iuiurv The doo has baSn killed
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

COMMODORE PAULDINe ORDERED HOME FOR
TRrAL.-Capt. Engle received orders from Wash
ington, Dec. 80, to return Immediately to Aspin-
wall, with orders to Commodore Paulding to
come home for trial.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

The w OrcesieF Water Cure wuI heyeader
pc exceVey devoted 10 the female patients
wnie y otEer sex will be received only as boarders
healthy combining the advantages Of 10Th tnsvn ANA
country 0pn at an scasops, FOR circulars addre.s
ROGEB, VI Worcester, Mass.
I'D KooERs' day office is in the Central R~chan0s
Post 0gce floor During the Evening and night h. %
be founl a. the Water Cure att al
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

HALIFAX, Dec. 3l.-We are in the midst of
thick snow storm today, accompanied by
strong southeast wind There are no signs of
the Niagara
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

SMALL Pox.-We learn that there are several
cases Of small pox at Duckville lin Palmer), and
two cases at least have already proved fatal.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

How BuuHAEAn 10 SUPPoRTED At HoMn.--
Col. Fornsy's pssss pronounces the Philadelphia
meeting on Monday evening, in support Of Mr..
Buchsnsn's policy, sfailurs and ar5,e. ~ ala not
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01
SALISBURY MANSION SCuoo,

ms Wn,sr nm, O. ~: Worcester, Mass.
open on MONDAY, the 4lh day OF January next WIN
1T prompt attendance at the openiS, ~ th -,
is very desirable. j. " bEANE ol snv SESSION
Worcester, Dec. IL, 1857. 'A"siPai.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01
PAr rRE PRINTER.

The bills Of large number Of city subscribers
due the st Of January and hope receive many
calls for autograph in the form Of receipt today.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

RUMoRED DEPALoATroN.--Nev York, Dec.
3l.-lt was rumored in the City Hall, that
there was heavy defalcation by employees
10 one OF the city Department.. Rumor has
the amount Of various sums, ranging between
800 900 and $500 900.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

RentOval.--Dr LLNNELL, lHomeeopa,h,., !. i.
semoved To No. Elm street, rst rpsIdenc aho Las
hocoin House Office hours from Ito and 10 7 q. m
OH dtf ~ y. ~
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

FuFnashing Undcrtnker s. Conn Wnwa
house.
collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Oasas ns
Robes Of every description, always on hand Also the
NES PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, Of ali sizes ''-s
EVERY tniug connected with the management Of upev
ais, Prouty attended to. No 40 Front stre ,ssidsn SE
% Front street. Worcester, mass d6wtf mo-
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

Butter and Cheese, Of the arst ona,,, ,,.,.
Oe,yra n,S S"a 'Or sA'sDy -, DRAPER 4 CLARK.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01
9. R. NICHOLN. NJ ~

Eo ATHIC PHYsIgIAN
FFioE IND RRsIDEEoR ll2 MAIN 81 OFvYnE sonp
FROM lro 8, AID TO o'cloox P. M
Worce ter, Oct 90 1853
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

van probably sell Piano ForteS cheaper than an
dealer or agent In the State. Clarks Bloch wa.y
te3O dtf - "'ss'ei'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

Mrs. .. Goodwin. az ssnrr,sn...
Ini midwife holds herself In readneah dsv sS
% a.iena 70 the dnt'-s ~ her pr0easA
Austin street IN se,Ae
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

JoB PRINriNo, in avery variety Of style. from
visiting.card TO the largest-sised poster. exe-
cnted promptly Snd on reasonable terms, at this
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

Arnoid's GIobuIcs mud V5,-,I r
sale, wholesale ard retail, BY F'"hns 10
. J'o, HILL, Druggist aud Apothse,rv
- W. Mechanics, Han ~,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy


BY the American Telegraph Compa1y's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

VIM. M. Chase, of>Proyidence r. L.
left home more than three weeks sinoe. and
has not been heard from. Hia f,iends .,.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

.ryo d CHAPlN a. DADMUN.
haIUhNElS q COUNSEL L0BS
Ng9 Msses . worcester Bank Block, worce,s,s xdW
apl ar AFFLkTOE DADMus.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

W. w. PKA r,r
CoNsTABLE AND AUCTlnNn,
Vmee NO. Elagg's Dui!dlng, opposite ne ra,3ss,
JzO House, Worcester Mass '"s ""yetA' W..
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

PROVIDENCE BANKs.--The statement of the
condition Of the Providence banks on the 28th
ult., as compared with the returns Of the pre-.
vsOte vvaaL .k
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

n n =, sMALi' COGsW ELL.
y E l. ORS Ar NJ
s,.s v,s"il street, MILWAUKEE,, Wiscon.i.
sihhoN ~ SMALL, Joun a ,sVvhsihs
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

rs.uA,, !, FFRANCis q. MIsNnp
olb s'''' ''',,;;,;,.''....Eo ~, Driple, nan
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

Adm THAYEK
No. 5ziTsToRSEn ~ 1,ol0 ,i5 = COUNSELLOR Ar L1v
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

Steamship Canada sailed from Boston
for Liverpool, on Weduesdny. with sixty on .
passengers, and $780, ,2S6 in specie.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

In al these so-caIIed revelations, have
there come any echoes of the nev song which
no man save the redeemed from earth could
learn-any unfoldings Of thai love that pass
eth knowledge-anything, in short, such as
spirits might utter to whom was unveiled that
which eye hath not seen nor ear heard, neith-
er hath entered the heart of man to conceive ;
We must confess that all the spirits that vet
have spoken appear TO be living in quite an
other sphere from John or Paul.
Let us, then, who long for communion
with spirits, seek nearnoss to Him who has
promised to speak and commune, leaving for
ever this word TO His church--uI will not
leave you comfortless; l will come to you.''
IL. d. 8.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

The printing ink factory of VIM. G.
Donald, in Andover was destroyed by fire on
Monday evening. The loss in ink, oil, sc, /,
WINS conaidprahle 'lT'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-01

The Transcript Of Wednesday, contains an ar
ticle in relation to the city election, which is so
palpably, willfuly, and malciously false, in some
of its statements. to require this notice at our
hands. The Transcript says:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
PRnM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. JJ-
The news by the Empire City is mostly anticipa-
ted by the Catawba at Charleston.
The stock Of sugar at Havana is 1000 boxes
against 24 600 at same periods last year
The officers Of the brig C. Perkins have been CT
ted TO appear for the second time TO answer to the
charge Of being slave trader.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, which arrived
to day, brings Liverpool adyices to the afternoon
ofthe 18th.
The London Times states that the message from
Queen Victoria to President Buchanan, which con-
taiued 90 words WAS sent over the Ocean Cable IN
O. minutes.
The message of the Directors in England TO
those in America, which contained 81 words, was
sent in 25 minutes. The latter message was sent
iiist and both dispatches were repeated back to
insnre their accuracy.
The Queens message had not been Published in
England.
Mr. Fields first message TO the Directors bad
been received in England. The last 80 words were
transmitted in y minutes.
The Bank OF France is expected 10 reduce the
rate of discount from four aud half to three per
cent.
A deficit exists in the Austrian budget Of 4 OOO,-
COO pounds.
A conspiracy had been disoo7ered at Limburg,
Austria among some school bO Us from twelve TO
fifteen years old. Eleven Of the conspiratOrs were
tried and sentenced TO DEATH and the others 10 i'm
pTisOnment
The investigation Is said to have led to the dscove-
~ of a most formidable conspiracy, with ramihca.
tons in Russian Poland, having in view general
rising of all the Scayonic population oi Austria to
form a Republic.
The Ocean Telegraph shares were quoted from
ESQ TO GsGO.
LONDON, Wednesday noon.-Adyicesf from Paris
Indicate the probability of an expedition against
Madagascar by the allied armies Of England and
France
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
ST. JonN. \. f, Aug. ..

ST. JoHN, n. F., Aug %
The U. S. mail steamship North Star, from
Havre and Southampton, 18th inst, passed cape
Race at 3 ?. NJ. on the 9th.
ENGLAND.-Interesting accounts are gwen OF
Oneeu Victoria's royal progress in Germany.
Further appointments Of members Of the COun-
ell for the Government OF India have been made
A splendid banquet had been giVcn by the Duke
of MalakOff to celebrate the Napoleon fete.
II appears that the House of Commons, previous
10 the prorogaton ordered the return Of the lands
Of Vancover's Island from the Hudson Bay Com
pany TO the Crown.
A vessel is to be put on the route between LiF-
erpoOl and British Columbia
The British Government is going TO send
corps of engineers there to build roads and bridges
and erect block houses for the reception OF the gold,
aud at the same time to form 4 military organIza-
tiOn.
The American propeller Abby Langion had
been wrecked at Fresh Water Bay, Isle OF wight
The potato disease was making its appearance
Another steamer is announced 10 take Its place on
the Galway line The Copper Mines OF Australia
are becoming very rich; 100000 pounds oil Aus
tralia gold is known to be on the way from Aus
tralia
Favorable intelligence had been received at
Bombay.
Two suspensions are announced at Calcutta, and
others were expected TO foll)w.
There Is a financial crisis at Shanghai. The new
crop OF tea is very inferior.
FRANCE.-Last months accounts OF the BANK oil
France are unsatisfactory.
The papers contain detailed accounts OF the
progress of the Emperor and Empress an the Prov
inces.
The Paris Conference had another sitting
The resumption of diplomatic relations between
France and Naples is reported.
Two new lines of battle ships are to be built i'm
mediately for the French navy in which ribbed
cannon are TO be used.
SPAIN.-The yellow fever has made its appear
ance in some Of the Spanish ports.
AUsrRIA-Austria denies the intention Of form
ing an army OF observation in Delmatia-
GERNANY-In the Frankfort Diet the propO-
sitions Of the Executive Committee relative TO
the affair of Holstein were adopted by large ma
| jOrity.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 80
The Hughes Printing Telegraph Machines are
in England.
A private letter from London, l7th inst. by City
Of Baltimore, states that the Hughes Machines
were placed on the Line OF the Electric Telegraph
Co between London and Liverpool on the 18th
inst, and had greatly astOnished the Telegraph
Managers by their wonderful performances, work
ing with the most perfect regularity at the rate OF
from IS 10 40 words a minute between the cities
Notwithstanding heavy rain which had lasted for
two days and disabled all other instruments.
The first message over the Atlantic Cable from
Trinity Bay was flashed through to London by the
Hughes Machines. The speed Of the Hughes
Machines is about 80 per cent. greater than the
English Machines which do not record the MESA
ges transmitted, whilst the Hughes Machines print
every word in plain letters. We are also gratifed
TO learn from the same source, that negotiations
have been opened by the Atlantic Company look
ing to purchase Of the patent of the Hughes in
ventiOn with view TO its immediate use on the
Atlantic Gable. The Agent Of Prof. Hughes being
willing to guarantee the machines will transmit
intelligence 200 per cent. faster and with greater
accuracy than can be done by any other system
Prof WhitehOuse, who is working the cable,
claims TO be able to work at the rate Of about one
word per minnie, but the great difficulty Of coll
trolling his peculiar magnets, occasions the loss
Of great portion Of each day in adjusting.
Ghe Hughes machines viii probably be put upon
the cable line early in September.
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C.Ll A.-The Library and reading rooms of
the Library Association have recently been rem
oyated and decorated in a fine manner. The
walls have been paPered in imitation of stained
oak, the ceiling whitewashei, the stands and
shelves painted and vanished, new gas burners
pus in, and all put in good order. The room is
now an attractive place in which to spend an
hour, and our young men can do no better than
to become members of the Association, and
pass their leisure hours and evenings among It's
books and periodicals. The reading room will
be open tomorrow morning, and the Library on
Saturday evening.
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CAMPBELL MiNsTRELs This company gave
an entertainment To a large audience at the Ne
Iodeon. Saturday evening They gave good sat
isfaction and are q fine troupe; and II a tea
spoonful or so of brains could By some ingen-
ious process be introduced into the very thick
head of the man they took rOund with them as
door-tender, they could not fail to do well
everywhere If this can't be done, then they
had better discharge him and stand stick oi
wood up in the doorway. This would save con-
siderable expense and be an important improve
ment-Plaia Dealer last ereEiEg-
"Thems our sentiments" Put our name on
the back
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Gnnvrr Axn BAKER's FAN-

Ist Cotton Is used as it is purehssed-on spools
without rs-Einding saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tle (ss in other machines,) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept IN order, and does not re-
ouirs to be taken apart to be oiled
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
IIThis Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving OF
labor are invited to call at the sales of the
subscriber and examine for themselves The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services of a lady and the use of amachin'
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,SOPer day
SAMUEL HOPKISs.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
uhS6d6m:1eS Superior St. M stairs
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DEArH BY DROwNINe.-By aprivate dispatch
we learn of the death of Mr.. E. c. O'Hagan, at
Philadelph phia. by drowning. His wife is
daughter of Gen. Merchant, of this city, and is
now at her father's on a visit Mr. 0'Hagan
was well known in this vicinity.
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PoLIcE CoURT.-Barney MeHenry didn't know
whether he was guilty of assault and battery
not. Wanted to know what the injured msn
said about it The Judge decided for him, and
fined him SIS and costs,
VIM. Hudson, for intoxication, was fined SO
and costs.
jackson Davis (not ARdrel1 Jackson) and
Geo Shears, for breaking windows. and fright
ening the inmates of the house assaulted, fined
So and costs each.
Good Smiths case was again continued until
Sept 9th. 1t was shown that he borrowed SIT
for the purpose of sending witness to Buffalo
that she might not appear against him.
Several cases continued.
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From CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. aug, ~.
The Official report Of the deaths in this city for
week ending yesterday include 80 from yellow ie-
yer.
The cargo Of Africans from the Echo have been
landed at Fort Pinckney, and placed in charge OF
the u S. Marshal The whole affair has created
much excitement here
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N. III. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcFIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
e7 the larres. assortment OF the approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near OF iAr
ighted are ground under his inspection by machine
yof anew construction with the creates care 50 as 10
suit the eyes in al cases curing Weaess D=z1ess o.
Isfaafi0H The Eyes and mparns strength ior long
reading or ine sewing.
" N X. Solononson would here inform the pubhe
that he egploys any the sale OF hrs lenses
u Als0, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROSCOPES, COAPASSES, &c, key on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
COce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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The ELs.-Notwithstanding the rain
and mud of last night, full house greeted the
first appearance of the Mmstreli at the Melode-
on. The Company apparently were never IN
better voice or spirits, and the Performance was
all that was promised and more. The chorus to
the " Virginia Rosebud was an enchanting
thing, as was that of 1" Shells of the Ocean. y
But when all was so good, we cannot Particu-
larize. Go and hear them tonight, by all
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PLAIN AND oRNAsTENrAL PRINTING

Plain and Oruameatsl Printing Of every deseripio
douo at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader once
on the latest mpr vod and most rapid steam presses IN me
h.. txle on short notice and reasonable rates Par
;1, .f.at,ou paid to blank work. Every description
Of Bpdus done especially Blank Books Ledgsrs, Journ-
as Ssles Books, Receiving Books, &c, &C
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For Washing Infants and children.

RIothers and Nurses VIII dnl ''FONTAINE'S CEEAM
OF WILD FLoWt RS" superior to all spirits, soaps OF
Lotions Is Tch medcaied laher penetrating the skin,
prevents chang and erup5ns, aud promoies that health,
delira.y and sweetness 50 pleasing in ch ldren.
70 REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUPTIoNS, &c
Applications will produce the most agreeable results
,n imuapr whit mess cIearness and beauty 10 the com
pIerion + C. FoNTAINE \ CO, 35 Broadway, and
No Asior House. New York. Sol BY all Druggists
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TaEkrER.-This institution is closed for the
present being as we understand, in possession
of the Sheriff. Consequently the Keller Troupe
did not appear last night, and will not at pres