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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-09

To DyspeDtcs-Sola, Magnesia, and AlkaIies either
afford but temporary relief confirm disease into
chronic affection The oxygenated Birers in mediatey
relieve and Permanently cure all forms of Dyspepsia,and
stomach difficulties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-09

FIRE ENGINE FoR sALE.--Purchasern are re.
fered to the advertisement Of +. I. Marble, in
this paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-09

HILLS GLYoERISE, Sweet Principle OF Oils, for
improving and bsaufying the Hair, for safe by JOHN
O. HILL Apothecary, Mschaucs' Hall Building, Worces
ter. dit
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IHs PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI RivKR, at the CITY
Hail. will be on exhibition this afternoon and evening"
IL Is an exhibition highly worth patronzIug.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-09

Mr. Legg sill continues to cleanse and Re DYE Mems
Goats, Pants, and Vests he etofure He also ceanses
Ladies' shawls, &c. His Office is at No Pleasant st.
ml6 f
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DooToR @. A. HLL-Sir; will say that yonr ned,
inc mas benefited me much My health is much bettev
nan 1t was when commenced taking it, [ thipkit iii
cure me- Ihaye not been troubled with the main in NV
bead Dat once since taking your medicine The djsress
between my shoulders has all passed away rhinkln
mat yea might like to hear how was gettingalong'
have taken the liberty to address these lines TO
l remain, sir, yours respectfully Mrs a a
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854 A., 80
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Eestimonu Of q

Testimony 81 q number Of Ladies and Gentlemen
DOCTOR HILL-Dear Sir: This is to CERTIFY tbat
my case was one OF very bad humor in The bloud but
can truy say that your valuable medicines have cured
for you cure them. Yours trnlv ~ y'"'
Worcester HASA - H.
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Each Company will draught its own wafer, playing
through four hundred feet Of Hose, with such pipe
each may select, throwing the stream perpendicular
through hoop sis feet in diameter attached to pole
qty feet from the ground. The Prizes will be awarded
according to the decision or impartial judges to be
pointed for the purpose upon the height Of the stream
throi0n. Each Company will be allowed Ten Minutes
to arrange apparatus and play the match. Time OF
trial, Minute. In OF bursting OF Hose another
trial will be allowed provided such is pished
within the ten minutes allotted; at the expiration Of
which time the Company contendiDg must withdraw.
Any misunderstanding which may arise in regard to
the Interpretation Of the Rules Of Playing Tor the Prizes
will be decided by the Chief Engineer Of the Worcester
Fire Department.
The hight of the pole is one,hundred and nine
ty.two feet.
The procession will commence moving at IL
o'clock, and move as stated below The follow
ing is the
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Aid. CHIEF ENGINEER srURTEvANT. Aid.
Fiske's Worcester Cornet Band.
First Division,
Engineer PORTER
Rapid n 2, Capt Hardy, New Worcester.
Engineers from abroad.
Protector, No 8. North Bridgewater
Niargara, No. g. Dedham.
Vale. No l, South Reading.
Neptune, No. ,, K4ene, N. II.
Keene Brass Band
Merrimsc, No. T. Lowell.
Lowell Brass Band
WASHINGTON, No. l. Milford.
May Flower, No. A. North Bridgewater.
RippaWau, No l, Stamford. CT.
Dodworlh's New York Band.
Rescue, No. !, Grafton.
Franklin, No. 7, Charlestown
HaipI Boston Brass Band.
ocean Hose Co., No. 2, Capt Qiimby, Worcester.
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GEORGE SESSIONS
ruThhshing Undertaken x COmn Ware
Collins, oaskets, Patent Metallic Rnr,., c.... 49,,
Sooes 81 every description always on haId. Also bs
bE~ PATENT METALLIC CAsKEF, Of all sizes
hVery thing connected with the management Of frne
Iss promly attended to. No. 80 Front street reaeuce
20 sront street. Worcester, Mass d&wu my23
Cnnher Rash a. nd ScurIeI Fever,-Espe.
iapy during the prevalence Of this malignant and fta
usease,Llt public should again be informed that GREN
tiLLES PROFITABLE EXTRACT ia the most ef
Ieetua remedy Tor canker canker rash and scarlet ver
ehker ana thrush IN the mouth throst disemppr what
10 malignant putied sore throat dyseutery and All ann
mer compainsi and nov has been in use twenty three
years. As family medicine II Is unriyAled being com.
posed OF harmless materials.
TIE genuine has the fac smile of tho ,,vertor A A.
uhENVlLLE, on the wrapper and circular IA IL now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs B.A Granville IN Wor
cester, and is Tor sale at John j. Brown 4 Sons AIS
washington street, and Charles r. Carney 1873 washing
ton street Boston, Also, by James Green and d Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally. ''' '''''
Also, dRENFILLE'S LINIhENT, 10 accompany
Wy hAaVls lo liberated sore throat aa An outwArn ap
Phoauon' Its good for any kind of Inflammation For
pulns ght or severe II will relieve the anguish almost
m , anu peIoi most wonderful cure. II would
De wen Tor every family 10 keen t. ID being aiso good or
bruises ohioanu, ehapped hands, sore lips and noses
P'''i "0@"o' dtf als
Cool Sodn, with choice syrups can he obtained al
BUSH oO's. 81 Front street. az Tvs
,i See Advertisement Of Dr.. sANFORDs LIVER IN
NLuohATOhi In another eolumn Of this paper
my7 daw ''~ p~P''
WILLIAM DICKINsONs
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. lis Main street, Worcester
Adm THAYER
n. ms,rsrs,0RnEY 4 COUNSELLOR ar IAW.
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Second DiYisiou.

second DTYtstOu.
Engineer WOOD.
Tiger, No. 8, Capt. Tew, Worcester.
Delegations of Firemen.
Torrent, No. l, Marlborough.
Quinsigamond, No l. Shrewsbury.
Shrewsbury Brass Band
Torrent, No g. bingham.
Mazeppa No 4, Brattle6orough
Brsttleborough Cornet Band.
American, No. l. West Braokfeld.
Emperor No. 2, New England Village.
Hoyoke, No. /, Holyoke.
Neptune, No 8, Waltham.
Dewitt, No. l, Oxford.
Volunteer, No. s. Lynn.
City Hose Co., No. l, Capt, Andrews, Worcester.
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CInain'a nonhle Glnn- q ,,-l,.....

q
permanently sealed Unsurpassed tor Beauty ~ An
lsh, briancy of Tone color and truthfuness to nars
Dohot Toll TO give him call II you wish Tor picture
satisfactory IN every respect His rooms are over he
Citizens Bank, IFS Main street dtf 40 'S
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This certihes that my wife afflicted with q weak
her. = I, ~ =, eA
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L.u NICHOI.a,.' ~

40 NJ EOP ATHIO PHYsIOIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE i12 MAIN ST. OFFToE uop,a
PROM TO 3, AND TO o'oLooE PM
Worcester, Oct. 90. 1859
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Fifth Division.
Engineer HUDSON.
Joslyn's Worcester Cornet Banl
Yankee No. 5, Capt. Mcfarland, Worcester.
Excelsior, No. 1, Winchester.
Protector, No 2, Dorchester.
Adams, No. l, East Lexington.
Independence No North Bridgewater.
Torrent, No. 6, Roxbury
fremont, No. 7, Roxoury.
Tiger No. 7, Boston.
Bonds Oornet Band.
Edward Hopkins, No. 2, Woodvie,
Niagara, No. g. MnbuTy.
Pacific, No. !, Chicopee
Torrent, No. 3, Dorchester.
Victor, N l, Natick.
NaticK Brass Band
Hook and Ladder Co., No. q Capt Gutter. Worcester
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e. L. BILI.INGS, Por,rn

E' L. billings, POr'rnIt Fainter,
aVhg returned again to Worcester would respectfully
announces that he has taken the Rooms in Worrsscy
Bank Block, formerly occupied by VIM a. Eaton Eso
where he viii be glad his friends and ali who sv
avor him with cali dsrn -, 30
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SPECIAL NUTJCI

DIR. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FE M ES.
inJaii0fe IN coTTecting, regulating, and removing
oil distractions, from iCh1tsDer cause and
always succtsahst as a restorative
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GEORGE SESSIONS
Furnishing UndertnLer X Conn yynro

sLATER's ROPE WALK,
rear Of Q1ipsisamnnd Bank,........ Worcester aaa.
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At 81 O'Clock m, Signal Guns will be fired from the
Park for the Divisions to form.
First DiVision-Will form on Front street. with the
Right resting opposite the Union Church.
Second Division On main street. south Of Front with
the Right on the City Square,
Third Dyision-on Park street, with the Right on Main
street. ~ ''-
Fourth Division-on Salem street, with the Right on
Park street. -sA' VI"
Fifth IivSion-on Portland street, with the Right on
Signal Gun will be fred at o. O'CLOCK and the Pro-
cession will commence moving through the following
streets: e
Down Main streetto Lincoln Square, and countermarch
70 Pleasant street, up Pleasant Ashland street.
Through Ashland to Elm street, down Elm to Chestnut
street. Through Chestnut and Harvard to Highland
street, down highland sreetto Lincoln Square, Through
Summer and Front streets to the Park.
The Companies will be formed ia the Procession az
coTdng to the lots drawn for the order Of Playing On
their arrival at the Park the Engines will be placed in a
line in the same ORDER and st as the Engines are
placed the Companies will be dismissed Tor Dinner At
O'Clock precisely, Signal Guns will be fred for the PLAY
ing TO commences Any Company not ready to take the
Reservoir when called will Forfeit their Chance Of PLAY
ing. Immediate alter the Ttial the Report Of the
Judges will be made, and the Prizes Awarded and deliver
ed TO the successful competitor.
L. W. BTURrEVANT Chief Enginaer
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-. anTToRNEY 4 COUNSELLOR ar IAV.
NO As main utroet...- -.......... Worcester Mas
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-01-07
A NEW COUNTERFEIT DETECToR.

About the most useful thing that any person in bust
have in these times is correct and reliable
Counterfeit Detector and Bank Note List This want IS
be supplied. Messrs. T. b. Peterson Brothers
have just the publication of P'srson5 Phil
adepha Cot1terfsit DeteeiOr and Bank Note LIST
monthly qusrto Publication, which contains all the in
formation that can be obtained in regard 10 all Counter
fes Broken Banks and the OF discount all the
Bank Notes of the country. Messrs. Drexe Co., the
we'll known Bankers and Brokers, OF this city, will su
pervse H. and make the corrections in each number Of
The list so that IL may be perfectly relied on; while the
weLknown house of f. w Clark Co.. Commission,
Stock, and Exchange Brokers, will correct the Stock
Last Not being intended TO subserve the purpose OF any
banking house. as most of the DeIeciofs do will be
useful and reliable publication to the wholesale business
community, and would advise all Of our readers To
remit the price OF one years subscription 10 the publish
eis al once for IL The price is but ONE DOLLAR a
year To Clubs -Four copies for 81 Ten copies for
500; or Twenty-Five copies for $500 Address all
Orders I. PETERSON & BROTHERS
SIS BOG Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. G, JANUARY T. 1858

rator In woods, was reported to be in temporary
oifnculty, but not actually suspended.
AT Hamburg, the rate of discount had reee.
ded to per cent.
On the 18th instant, there was feeling of
increased confidence, and rise in the funds.
under the influence of the Atlantic's news and
specie money was in good supply, and the ap.
plications at the bank light
The suspension was announced of William
Cheseborough d Son, of Bradford, one Of the
largest woollen firms in Yorkshire. The liabi
tiles are not stated.
The hartford and Gravesend Bank has also
stopped, with liabilities of not more than
EGO, 900.
The Burgesses of Hamburg have authorized
new loan, thereby making the amount Of
loans contracted for, about forty millions o.
francs. The rate of discount there had further
receded to and 9 per cent.
The important firm of Schultz & Schemm man
largely engaged in the metal trade, in Ham
burg, have suspended.
James Holmes, of Kidderminster, carpe,
manufacturer, has suspended for 935,O0O.
The official statement of the affairs OF the
Western Bank of Scotland show liabilities Of
over f8,9O0,00O sterling, and deficiency Of
f3O0, 900.
On Friday, the 18th, the stock market fur
Their advanced, and closed buoyantly.
Telegraphic advices from Hamburg reported
q further considerable improvement in financial
affairs. w. /. Bowel & Son, in the Manches
ter trade, have suspended, with heavy liabili.
ties
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-01-07
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Incipient Consumption.

Through a trial of many years, and through every
nation of civilized men, Ayers Cherry Pictorial has been
found afford relief, and 10 of put
monary dis ease, than any other remedy known TO man
cured by il, and thousands OF sufferers who
beyond the reach OF human aid been restored 10
friends and usefulness, 10 sound eah and the
joyment oflife, by this allpowerfu tdoe diseases
of the lungs and throat. Here cold had settled on the
lungs The dry, hacking cough the CLASSY eye, and the
pale, thin, features of him who lately lusty and
strong, whisper 10 all but him. CONSUMPTION He tries
shows It's fatal symptoms and more over all his
frame He is taxing the Cherry Pictorial il has
stopped his cough and made his breathing easy hes
sleep is sound at night; his appetite returns and with
his strength The dart which pierced his side broken
Scarcely any neighborhood can be found which has
living trophy like this shadow forth the virtues
which have for the Cherry Pictorial mpershable
renown. But Its usefulness does end here. Nay, il
accomplishes more by prevention than The count
less colds and coughs which the SEED which
would have ripened into sdfu harvest OF ncurabie
diseases. Influenza Group, Bronchitis Hoarsene Pleu
rsy, Whooping Cough and all frltatons OF the threat
and lungs easily cured by the Cherry Pictorial taken
they will find an invaluable protection from nsid
ious prowler which carries of the parent sheep from
many a fock the daring lamb from maRy home
Anthem evidence of these facts with directions
for The of each complaint may be fouHd HI
Ayers American Almanac. Of which we publish three
Millions and scatter them broadcast over the earth IN
order that sick everywhere may have the
information il contains Druggists and dealers med
cine generally them for distribution gratis and also
for sale these remedies, prepared by DIR j. q. AVER
Practices al and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass, and
sold by H. D. Gilman, Washington, ID. c., F. Brown,
and by all dealers in medicine everywhere
~Crash the cruel coulter passed out thru Thy ceLn
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DEATHS.

Departed this life, at her residence in En-.
mettsburg, Maryland, Mrs. MARGARET Crooks,
consort of Robert Crooks, in the fiftv.eighth
year of her age. This estmable, amiable, and
intelligent lady was universally esteemed by all
who knew her, and the recollection of her man
ifold virtues, her Christian charity and kindness
to all, her patience under suffering, her entire
resignation to the will of Heaven, will long be
cherished by her relations and friends.
Mrs. BETsEY p, wife Of Joel B. Fox, died in
Perry, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Nov. Sd, 1857, of
typhoid pneumonia, after an illness of eleven
days, aged Al years.
She was converted when twelve years of age,
at which time she was received into the Baptist
Church. After remaining in that communion
for about twelve years, she united with the M
K. Church, of which she continued faithful
and consistent member until transferred to the
church triumphant. Her illness was short but
very severe, causing a great amount of suffer
ing; but during the whole, she exhibited a
degree of patience and resignation perhaps rare
y equalled. She was conscious down to the
last moment. Divine grace triumphed, and
she was found ready. She has passed peace
fully away to that
Brighter world on high,
Beyond the reach of and pain
WILLIAM 5. FUTILE.
Perry, Nov. 10, 1857.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Halifdr, Jan. 2.-The Royal Mail steamship
Niagara, Captain Wickham, from Liverpool on
Saturday the 18th ultimo., arrived at this port
at an early hour this morning, en- route for
Boston, where she will be due at an early hour
on Sunday afternoon.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New
York on the 9th ult., arrived at Liverpool on
| the 10th of December, at 3 30 P. M.
The Niagara, at P. NJ yesterday, LIST inst,
passed the Canada, hence for Liverpool.
The Niagara brings $1,000 for Boston, and
| 100000 for Halifax.
She reports, December 30, at 5.45 P. NJ,
| Cape Race bearing NORTH distant two miles !;
| fred two rockets and blue light, and threw
overheard the dispatch for the associated press
! The news yacht was not out at the time the
having been completed.
The news by this arrival, except in a com.
mercial way, is of little Importance.
| There is nothing later from India.
The Bank of France had reduced its rates to
| the uniform figure of six per cent.
| Consols for account closed on the 18th at 92b
to 92i.
The Liverpool cotton market continued dull,
but at the close there was an improved demand,
but at a considerable decline from prices cur
rent at the sailing of the Persia.
Breadstuffs very quiet, but without material
change in prices. Provisions dull.
The commercial crisis continued very severe
in the north of Europe, but, at Hamburg,
affairs had begun to improve.
The English money market, however, is
gradually getting easier, particularly among
the discount houses. The applications at the
bank we're light. The bullion in the Bank of
England had increased FL 10000
Financial difficult had ar;aop oroono tho
woollen manufacturers. Messrs. Cheesebo-
rough Sons, one of the largest firms in that
| line in Yorkshire, had suspended, and many
others were expected to be involved.
The American Submarine Company have
abandoned the attempt to raise the sunken
ships at Sebastopol.
Financial Affairs.
| In the London cotton market, on the 10th,
there was further decided tendency towards
relaxation among the discount houses, and Sc
lected bills we're readily negotiated at from 81
to 9 per cent The demand at the bank was
very light. The funds were buoysnt, owing to
the continued influx of gold to the bank, and q
consequent expectation of speedy reduction
| in the rate of discount.
| The following failures were announced Ed
ward Smith, wool stapler, of London, with
large liabilities and Saalfeldt Brothers, WOOL
en- manufacturers, of Leeds, with liabilities of
100000.
; Mr.. Jendall, of Leeds, q very extensive ope-
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A Convention with japan.

The following is copy Of the articles of a
Convention concluded by Mr.. Townsend Harris,
the American Consul at Simoda, Japan, with
the Japanese authorities:
ARTICLE /. The port of Nangasaki, in the
principslty of Hizen, shall be open to Ameri.
can vessels, where they may repair damages,
procure water, fuel, provisions, and other ne
cessary articles, when they are obtainable.
ART. 2. 1t being known that American ships,
coming to the ports of Simoda and Hakodade,
cannot have their wants supplied by the Japan
ese, it is agreed that American citizens may
permanently reside at Simoda and Hakodade,
and the Government of the United States may
appoint Vice Consul to reside at Hakcdade.
This article to 60 into effect on the 4.h day of
July, 1858
ART. 3. In settlement Of accounts, the value
OF the money brought By the Americans shall
be sscertained by weighing it with Japanese
gold and silver itsebues-that is, gold with
gold and silver with silver-or weights repre-.
senting japanese coin may be used, after such
weights have been carefully examined and
iound TO be correct.
Ihe value of the money of the Americans
having been thus ascertaiued, the sum of six
Per cent. shall be allowed to the Japanese for
The expense of recoinage.
ART. 4. Americans committing offences in
Japan shall be tried by the American Consul
General or Consul, and shall be punished &C.
cording to American laws. Japanese commit.
ting offences asHinst Americans shall be tried
by the japanese authorities, and punished &C.
cording to japanese laws.
=, ART o. American ships which may resort to
the ports of Simoda, Hakodade, or Nangasaki,
Tor the purpose Of obtaining necessary supplies
or to repair damages, shall pay for them in
gold or silver coin, and, if they have no money
goods shall be taken in exchange.
ART 9. The Government Of Japan admits
sne right OF the Consul General of the United
Sta'es to go beyond the limits of Seven Ri
put mas asked him 10 delay the use of tina
right, except in cases of emergency. shipwr.ck
&c. to which ne has assented.
Art; I. Purchases for the Consul Genera
~ his family may be made by him only, or b,
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The amendment was ruled out of order, as
two amendments we're already pending.
Mr.. Marshall called for the previous question,
which was seconded, 50 to rs, and under its op'
Grafton his amendment was agreed to - yeas
1856, nays -.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Jones was
then carried, and the resolution, as amended,
was adopted without division.
Subsequently Mr.. Kelsey introduced the
amendment offered by him, in the form OF a
separate resolution, and under suspension OF
the rules it was adopted.
On motion of Mr., Washburne, of Illinois, the
House then proceeded to call of the States IN
order for bills and resolutions to which no OBJ
lection should be made.