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The New York Times chronicles a rum"
that, after the adjournment of Congress, Gel
eral Sam Houston will invade Mexico with >
body of volunteer troops. We scarcely cred"
the report.
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nag The people of New Orleans, or some o.
them, tired of Wholesale robberies and murders
and escape of Williams through the courts BY the
wholesale, took it into their heads last week u
organize Vigilance Committee, and rule TIE
city through terror. Hence the disturbance
which ere noticed in our news columns.
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"THE HAPPY FAMILY Under this caption
the New York EUening Post gives lively De
scription of one day in Congress-last week
during which there were four personal alteres
tions, two in the Senate and two in the House
In neither cases were blows resorted to- as 10
the Kett .fIacas, earlier in the session, but the
language used by the parties was personal AID
supplementary. Messrs. Douglas and ShdeI
talked very plainly to each other, and MessF''
Jefferson Davis and Chandler, later in the day
initiated their example. In the House, Smith
of Virginia, and Morris of Illinois, fell out
Later in the day, Mr.. Shaw, of North Carolina
made several assertions respecting his cor
league, Mr.. Gilmer, unsupported by the facls'
and an exciting scene ensued, during which be
was reminded of his misstatement; or mistake
in forcible, if not very polite language.
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EE~ Mr. Wheeler is the accredited agent for
the Era, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. L. T. Park. of Mount Union, Ohio, will
receive and forward subscriptions for the Era,
at club rates.
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"A youth who bore. mid ard ice
banner, with the syringe device, - Exceis or"
LOngfeIlOW
cannot reconcile my belief in the Bible with ordi-
rary life and lis ordinary fashions and practices -Oak-
Bed.
Suppose. MISS Minerva. q e Golden Rule Is my
theory of life You think IL vague; but il IL IN that like
most iheoIies"-The Potiphar Papers.
"fhi was the seed-time God alone
Beholds the END of what Is sown;
Beyond our vision, weak and dim.
The haryesi-IiIne is hid win hun = lKhini.r
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n~ The loss of the Yrissari Treaty in Me.
arsgua, by the refusal of President MARITIME z
to sign it, is said to have been caused by Lieut..
Belly, an agent of Louis Napoleon, who prom.
ises to protect the Central American States, If
they form an alliance, provided canal route
across the IstAmus be granted to French CAPT.
talists
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Mr. Kunkel, of MARY land, renewed the motion
which prevailed-yeas 81, nays As.
Accordingly, st twenty minutes pset four
O'Clock, the II use adjourned.
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Inc famous McHenry, who has been so long
on uial 10 Canada as Townsend, has become
hon since his liberation, and is lecturing
through the country. He is received with great
enthusiasm
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or best, and 30 they have no charm of novelty.
That fourth series of diseourses from any
preacher, therefore, is called for in 80 short
time, is itself proof of great popularity. We
believe, too, that, on examination, there will be
found some good grounds for the welcome
given to Surgeons sermons.
There is much offensive, indeed, to the
taste /; there are defects, and no slight ones
often, in the conduct of arguments, and a vari-
ETY. of objections might be stated, which must
more or less attach to all such extemporaneous
productions. But there is likewise much sound
good sense and earnest religious truth express.
ed in strorg Saxon words, and brought home
in effective power to the hearts and consciences
of men. Passages, too, Of manly eloquence
meet us in all his discourses. He has nothing
of the Miltonic sweep of many of Edward Ir.
wings declarations, or the unrolling volume of
Chalmerss noble thoughts As an actual
preacher, he has not the varied power of Whit
field; yet Whitfeld's Published sermons are in
many respects inferior to Spurgeon's, and no
one, we think, can candidly read the latter, and
help feeling that they are well adapted to pro-
duce effect, and that, without taking him for a
model an acquaintance with them might be of
benefit both to ministers and private Christians.
Gimpses of Jesus Christ Exalted in the Affections
Byw p. Balfern. From the Second London Edition
New York sheldon, Blakeman, 4 Co. 1883 For sale
by W. BsIaniyne Washington, ID. G.
A new name to us, and we presume TO the
rel;0;ous public in this country. This book
belongs to the class of writings of which Mac.
duff has given us SO many excellent little VOL
umes.
It's very good one, though we think inferior
in some respects to those of that author. The
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Il
Clarke had seen at lila, near Ilorin, IN the Yoru.
ba country, fifteen or sixteen packages of clean
cotton offered for sale, weighing IS lbs. to IS
IDS. each, and had been assured by the natives
that on market days (every fourth) from one
to two thousand such bags were offered for sale.
and this for their own country manufacture
only; say, coupling these statements with NV
operation, what know of Tunis and Natal. and
what DIR. Livingstone tells MS of the East, can
clearly see prospect of the slave trade being
entirely starved out the tractsble, docile, and
Intelligent African rising in the scale of civil
eaton and Christianity, in proportion as he is
allowed to enjoy his own rights, and stay in
till the land and trade in his own native conn.
try, even if confined to the cultivation of cotton
alone"
Lawful commerce will open the way to Civ
ilization and Christianity; and Civilized Africa
will vindicate her children, wherever scattered.
From Africa herself may come Retribution for
the wrongs she has suffered for ages. From
Civilized Africa may come the power that shall
finally PROSTATE the system which has fattened
upon her life blood.
While England and France should be en-
gagged in the work of civilizing Africa, and de.
veloping its great capacities for tropical pro.
auctions, this country too has task scarcely
less important to perform. Around the shores
of the Gulf, in Mexico, Central America, and
Yucatan, are large tracts of land adapted to the
production OF sugar, cotton, and rice. The
Planting Interest of the South looks upon them
with longing eyes, but what can it do to bring
them under cultivation? More labor is it,
need, not more land. 1t has already q field
larger than it can occupy. It has not laborers
enough for the occupation of those Gulf re-
gions, and in any case It's attempt to appropri
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" But the main interest VS. 70 be und in
the deep and abiding feehi z cher; red by
Engilshmen on the subject OF the ext, tion Of
Slavery ard the Improvement of Ia, native
Tribes OF Africa. 1t had beer stated ne was
surprised to learn-even by Nc. Sewa, in the
SENATE OF the United States, [ lat a ca, ,ge haC
come over the opinions OF the British fovern
meht respecting TINS questlol. TN je par
~ Her 4hG)eStyS G0cernment e tcas q horned
| TO state that there aoas no grot md f,r ~ sucl
| assertion, and there was no obieM which
the hooie Lord at the head OF the 60 rnmen
| had shown more consistent stea ia ness O
| purpose than the abolition O. the sla trade
Among the motives which lad md ed he
MsJestys Government to assts III E ng on
this expedition, the first and fore mo was ,
desire 10 assist In putting an end TO slav,
trade and improving the at, To o. nativ
| tribes of Africa"
| The statement, it will be O serv,d. bv an
tnority' and AYERS unchanged opirioe and poi
icy in regard both to slave y AID slay
trade. s
| AS TO the EFFORTS OF poth GdVern'nes to aug
| ment the LABOR OF their flnies Ii prove
| nothing against Emancipat IN, snd ,rnishe
not the slightest ground TOR sferrlne at the
regret the abolition of Slavery. eshis amer
illusion of Mr.. Mason. Does he fsot ow tha
the want of labor has always beer CT plaine
of in the Colonies7 Has le hrgt IN tina
under the system of Slavenr, it was npplie
by regular importations from Afr CO. be slav
trade-until the abolition of that rat Doe
I" the regulated system of sls 70 ls .or n Cub
exclude the necessity of fresl. suppl. f labo
ers from abroad? The constantsees id is 70
more, aid it is this which mikes as blee
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SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH
AUCTIONS.

NJ ORTGAGEE'S SALE. By virtue Of a
~ power OF sale contained in Mortgage Deed piven
by Ezra P. Brown to Nathan Holden, dated Jan Ia A.
D. 1857 and recorded in the Registry of DEEDS for the
County of Worcester, hook 575 page ST. for default made
in the payment Of monies mentioned in the condition Of
said mortgage, the Undersigned MOFtgsgee oresad will
sell Public Auction, the premises, on SATURDAY,
the thirteenth day of March next, at ten O'Clock a.
m certain lot Of land with the buildings thereon sit.
uated the west side Of Green street. in said Worcester
and bounded eastery by Green street. souery by land
formerly Of Brown Smith, westerly by land frmery Of
Geo. H Goodnow, norhery by Gold street. said lot be.
ing 100 feet square and containing 00o0 square feet
Also one other lot of land said Gold street. with barn
thereon, adjoining the above described lot bounded
northery by said Gold eeteastery the above deb
ed southery by land formerly of Brown Smith westerly
by Summit street. and leo feet square containing GOO
square feet Said premises will be sold subject Mort
gage $500 and interest thereon given to the Peoples
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and recorded in said
Registry of Deeds book 602 page 60ei also by Mort
gage of $3.50 and interest thereon given by Geo. H.
Goodnow to Daniel Wsdo, and recorded 10 said Registry
of Deeds book $751; page 12l and by said Waldo assign
to Elizabeth W. Kinncut, wife of Francis W. Kinni
cutt which assignment is recorded in said Registry Of
Deeds book 4o7 page 245j also to Mortgage of 5000
and interest thereon given to Adams P Barnes,
corded in said Registry of Deeds book AL page Ill;
also subject to the taxes thereon
NATHAN HOLDEN,
Worcester, Feb 9, 1858. Mortgage
fiji dts
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Land and Coast and British Admiralty Surveys,
and other reliable sources
Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Published by A. J. JOHNSON, New York Washingto
This work exhibits the whole of North America south
of the Goth Parallel of Latude-em bracng the Canadas
the United States and Territories Mexico Central Ameri
ca the Ishmus of Panama. the West India Islands, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia and part of South America
Also superior Map Of the World 1t is on scale larg
er by 10 miles to the in h thau the largest Map Of the
same territory published and 10 miles 70 the inch
larger than Monks or the Map OF sour Country" 1t
occupies sheet ~ by so inches; larger than Sherman n
smth's mammoth Map of the Old States (now Cotons)
and covering about times as much of the eahs surface
that work Its 1900 square inches larger than COL
toms, Monks, Mitchels Map, and gives geographic
cal deneatons Of the Countries embraces with an ac
curacy and ulness of detail altogether beyond the reach
of any other Map.
The large on which the work is projected has en-.
abled to give much better Map of Mexico and Cen
trail America than has ever before been exhibited in
nection with country The same is true of Cuba ia
maica, and the West India Islands.
In additions to this the Keys Banks, Standings Char
nels Currents and Routes Of Vessels in those waters
all exhibited and scientifcdata inserted, making
pete Mariners Chart of the West India Seas and Gulf
of Mexico
The principal materials for this portion were furnished
by Il. G. ". Blunt. In reading ship news or naval
writings, the advantage of such map can hardly be
priced hgy. With the Iegard to accuracy and
detail given also, far North settled the British
Possessions OF North America
This Map of the World shows for the first time on any
Map, the Arctic Explorations of DR.. Kane.
Valuable Tables Of Distances and OF Statistics, COM
piled from authentic documents fill up the parts
OF the sheet, and give vast amount of information,
much of which be found only in expensive works. in
accessible to the generality of readers. In short
eai@ to have produced long demanded work. which in
breadth Of design embraces everything the American
reader can desires which in mnuteness of DETAIL
nothing In all its departments, in the extent of tern
tory exhibited, in funeS of DETAIL correctness in the
amount of information, in the neness of the engraving
In the beauty Of Its embellishments in the artistic
cuion generally, and in respect to price, we challenge
comparison with any thing before the public.
The Publishers respectfully ask those who desire SUI
peror Map 70 examine this before purchasing any other
Sold at one price only by specially appointed Travelling
Agents.
The Agent for this County will in short time TALL on
the people generally, when all examine and judge for
themselves few Agents wanted.
B-Don't forget the publishers name Address
A. J. JOHNSON, New York
Dr.. @. ALLEN, Washington, D. c., D..,,..
K. C. BROWNING, Indianapolis, Ind, Eu"ilsnefs'
PETER WYOKOFF, B. Falls Vt,
1874 d&wtf
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Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
and from tbs most celebrated manufactures such as the
F. B. Adams 4 Son, Jules Jurgenson, James Nardin
Perret, and many others of different manufacture, all o.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
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DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES soRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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DAILY PAPER.-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
Sthe expiration of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents three months. II paid srctyin
dvance 1T5 cts. year; single copies cents each.
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lHE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by joins MIIToH EARLE, q
rasmAs DREw at No. 2I2 MaiR Street, Worcester, Mass
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JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such as God Chains Pins Ear Rings Thimbles, Pencils
&c. &c. all of which will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
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At prices which will entitle to share of patronage
even of those most economical.
The follown are fw of the leading articles which
propose to offer;
Very handsome and tasteful French Cambria Muslin
Maltese, Honiton, and Grape COLLARS of the very lat
est styles. Maltese, Honion Muslin and Cambria Sets
Cambria and Muslin EDGINGs; INsERTINGs; rich EN-.
broidered SKIRTS; Underslseves; Infants Waists and
Robes. Round cornered French Wells.
Wehave received something in Embroidered Hand
kerchies, &c. Real Moaaic, Cameo, Goa Stone, and
Silk BUTTONS. Crotchet Dress Fringes Figured Velvet
Fringes, Bindings and Tassels Black Velvet Ribbons
have received line Of the very best qualitie;
Valencia Hosiery and Gloves Wehave also received new
assortment of Worsted Slipper Patterns Chair Seats;
Worsted Patternsi Embroiaeries Flosses and Silks.
worsteds in every colr Chenille Head Dresses; and
other Fancy Goods such usually found in Frat
Glass Embroidery and Trimming Store
As we to purchase Goods direct from the
Importers and Manufacturers FOR CASH EXcLU
SVELY, we can with propriety claim the ability Of
selling our Goods as low as the lowest.
Very Respectfully, GROSS sTRAUs,
1862 Main Street, opposite the Post Office.
f. diff
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BOOKS, &C.

NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON &c CO..
247 Main street,
Wsverly Novels, new Edition.
Marryatt's Novels, new Editions.
American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia
by freeman Hunt.
The Englishman in Kanzas.
Zilla, the Child Medium.
Knayes and Fools, W htty.
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett.
The Irofs, by SeWell.
Grace Amber, Dennison.
The Horse-Folk, Brace.
Life of Charlotte Bronte
Viva, by Mrs. SoutbWorth,
Things not generally known.
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II N HI A L A tt ON :.
DIR. C. HOWARD MARSHALL, !.
CATARRH.
LUNG, .g.V'D BLOOD
PHEY SECHAN,
of New York City,

BY Inhalation, and his other new Rem
sdies known only to himself is performing miracles by
curing the most ncurable Diseases for he has succeede
in obtaining that skill for which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought in va that Of being able prescribe
q certain cure for Catsrrh and Consumption.
Under his new, Direct and practice.
hose loathsome and terrible perfectly
durable.
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HNU NITUR 6 AT AUCTTON.-The under
n dersigneh assignee OF he estate of WILLIAM
Ii; ANDREWS, Of Spencer, inso vDt debtor d-rs for
SAFE he soFk Of furnure the xures and the lumber
pants &C. oelongug to said es ate. the sal,sroonss
m Wors shop are PLEASANTLY located in the centre viii
lage oil Spencer an can be at fr rate il de-
sired the assortment o furniture noR on hand is fun
aU1 o moaer2 styles The snove presents a favorable
opportunity one des' rous Of eaping in ~ IN -
ness az the property must be soil to close the CONCERN
IL WIN be sold cheap, aud time civ IL desired.
on that day, O'Clock m 1 shsn offer The same AZ
puoc auction in lots to suit buyers In the meantime
any one waiting to buy any said stock at retail can
d 50, by caliiag on WIN. T. HarloF, e. or airsm p
Dnrton on the premises, who will also give further IN
lormi alton All prso0s ialebted to sad estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to said VIM T
1A'h'T LUTHER HILL.
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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j o H N = o MS
New Illustrated and Embelished County Map of the
REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA.
with the Adjacent Countries and Islands;
Compiled Drawn and Engraved from the United States
Land and Coast and British Admiralty Surveys,
and other reliable sources.
Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Published by A. J. JOHNSON, New York & Washingto
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CLOCKS! CLOCKs!! CLOCKs!! of
different patterns, Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Cases.
which can be bought low
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies', Cups SC, which will be sold at
unusually low prices.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

ON|ANAO - - = - AOAN ASGAA1s
DR.. NJ can, for all cases. prescribe equally wei BY
letter. Price SO 90 per. month.
The First Daysi of Each Month,
DR.. ARSHALL
VIII be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter and Spring direct all letters to the Bay
State House, Worcester instead Of the st. Nicholas Hotel
New York, as formerly
nc d&wH
WaOKTGAGEES SALE OF BOOTS.
I'VE SHOES, AND RUBBERs- The subscribers hav-
ing come into possession Of the Stock Stand lately
oW ned and occupied by W. s. GOODWIN, No. l44 Main
street. and wishing to convert the goods into cash and
up the concern have concluded to offer the entire
stock (or days only) at retail The stock embraces
every variety Of LADIES' Misses, Gents, Boys Youths,
and Chidrens Boots, Shoes and Rubbers all Of which is
offered at cost and much below cost Tor cash and cash
This sale offers to the citizens Of Worcester and yicin
iy rare opportunity Of purchasing boots shoes, &C.,
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. John r. Smith, OF
the former firm Of Smith Brother, he will be happy TO
meet MS OLD friends andcusomers, assuring them that
no paus shall be spared % render this sale worthy OF
their special attention.
N.B-The lease Of the store with the good will of the
stand is offered for sale the most favorable terms
This Furnishes good opportunity for any one TO en-
gage In the business.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at the
store. JOHN " SMITH
deo8l du Foi the Mortgages.
GsIUDY OF LANGUAGES.-The subscriber
- has openings for few scholars In French and
other languages. Particular attention given to private
lessons In reading, writing, and speaking the French
etc either at his rooms, No. Brnley Hall, or al he
residence Of the pupils Clubs taught at greatly reduced
prices ONCE hours from to p. M
dec1s dtf FRANCIS O MIsNER
GUB pKINIING-In any variety neatly and
- promptly executed at the bpy Office,
sep12 DIST 2l2 Main street.