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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-12

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-12

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-12

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-12

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Starger'& cerbeGcrte 930t2mtofdot1ge,
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foaft. &aetntGer I8eHt IN Baltimore fur @mtt5s pRtlapel-
pttG ale. - I!te nt4t 3ufrtf1enfelenpen 8e8enfanbe ncrten
gTN69erpmmen unb res 0elp DtaDer egffattst. @Unbitgrta
Snnen 1Ne Mrten 5cnCsarotin tbre Nontaren Neft0t erbotte
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13
Board of May"r add AIderIn IN.
MONDAY EVENING. April IL


The petition for gas lights on Mechanic street
was read and referred
The Mayor was authorized to sell the lot on
which the old Poor House stood, for $50.
the list of jurors reported March 18th was
adopted
The petitions of W. Clifford & Co, of the Bay
State House, and E. Swan, of Swans Hotel at
Washington Square, to be appreciated inn
holders, were granted
The petition of Lewis & Thayer, to be appro-
bated common victuaers at 232 Main street,
was granted.
The petition Of William Piper and others, that
Irving street be made public, was laid on the Ia
BILE.
The reports of the liquor agents were placed on
file.
The ordinance from the Board of Engineers,
relative to the duties of clerks of FIRE companies,
was referred to the Committee on the Fire De-
partment.
The Trustees of the Mechanics Association
petitioned for an abatement of the tax assessed
upon it, amounting to something more than
S4OO George NJ Rice, Esq President of the
Association, appeared in behalf of the petition
ers, stating the object of the Association and the
reasons on which the petition was based.
Alderman Lincoln said he did not wish to pre-
Judge the question in the least. but at present
advised he did not see what power this Board had
to grant the prayer of the petitioners Other So
cieties were in parallel condition with this As
ISOLATION, but no precedent had yet been estab-
lished.
On motion Of Alderman Haywood, the petition
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
The officers Of the City Guards rendered IN in
vitation to the City Government to attend the
dedication of their new armory at Brinley Hall,
on Friday evening, 10Th inst
The first quarterly report of the City Marshal
was read and accepted The whole number Of
persons arrested during the quarter ZIG, of whom
81 were non-residents. OF the causes of arrests
lO9 or more than one half, were for drunkenness
There were 7ll applications for food and lodging
during the quarter, all of them poor and desti.
tute, travelling in search of employment or
friends. The entire expense OF the Department
for the quarter is Sl6S4 56.
After the transaction of some other business of
an unmportant nature, both Boards adjourned
for one week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

ANOTHER SOUTHERN CoNvENTIoN.-W OBJ
serve that an address is out for another of
those spoutng matches called Southern Con.
ventions. 1t is to be held in Montgomery
Alabama, on the 10th OF May next The
sgners Of the address admit that the conyen.
tons thus far have failed to accomplish much
of practical value, but still they say to their
Southern readers: 'Let not the sneers or de.
nunciations of your opponents or your enc
mics deter you, and shrink not under the cru
Of Diswa'on. Mr. Stewards speech on the
Kanzas question and the removal Of Judge
Loung, are cited as warnings of intolerable
persecution to the South. Therefore the peo.
pie must send their delegates to Montgomery
to talk fortnight about everything in gener.
al, and glorify the Southern States in partic-
ular.-Bostoa J0urnaL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

FROM Texas. Intelligence from Galveston
as late as March 30, has been received The
prospect for the grain and fruit crops in West
ern Texas is reported as remarkably good.
The San Antonio Herald says that more than
two weeks ago, there were fields of corn more
than foot high. The stands are remarkably
good. The peach and plum trees are over
loaded with young fruit.
In 1874 the exports of Houston amounted
to about 1925 600 annually. They have now
increased to $3,50O,000.
Grasshoppers-the Austin Gazette says
are very bad in the vicinity of San Antonio,
and in tact in almost all the counties south
west of Austin. Serious apprehensions are
entertained by the planters that the crops will
be destroyed.
A tremendous rain has occurred at Austin
lately. For four days the sun wac hid behind
the clouds-the storm terminating with VIC.
lent thunder shower, accompanied by hail and
high wind. The river rose foot during
the night, and six feet the neat day Two
houses were blown down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

GROWTH OF A NewsPAPER.- From the cor
respondence Of the Boston Journal, we extract
the following respecting that excellent news
paper, the ClncinbatI Gdzette:
"The. cincinnati Gazette was started about
sixty Ave years ago 1t was conducted for
some time by a preacher named Browne,
When he started from home on Saturday, he
would dill his saddle bags with papers, fresh
from the press, and on Sunday, when the
service was over, would deliver them to his
subscribers among his congregation. For a
long time the paper on which the Gazette was
printed was brought from the paper mill (sev.
eral miles distant1 on horseback. When the
paper had been established two years, il had
precisely hundred and seventy five subscrib-
ers On one Saturday right the proprietors
were shocked to find that their weekly ex
penses had actually run up to Mirtv seven
dollars They immediately held a conpulta.
ton, and came to the conclusion that thew
must either retrench or suspend! They
adopted the first horn of the dilemma. and
went on. Now the establishment has about
one hundred employees, aud its expenses are
nearly Two thousand dollars per weeN. The
concern is valued at one hundred thousand
dollais. The Gasette enjoys, deservedly. the
reputation Of being the best commercial paper
in the west.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FRAMINGHAM.-The
Boston journal states that on Sunday afternoon
about one o'clock fire was discovered in the grass
and wood land just South Of birmingham Cen.
tire. The fire spread with great rapidity-extend-
ing over large extent of land and causing
much damage. rhe Fire Departments of Franz
ingham, Saxonvile, and other towns in the vi
cinity. were called out. The FIRE is supposed to
have been caused BY the carelessness OF some
boys who we're seeking amusement when they
ought to have been at church. second alarm
was given from the same fire in the evening The
light from it was great to alarm to
be sounded at Newton Lower Falls
J. W Brown's land in Sproutlaud was consid-
erahly burned on Sunday, the FIRE also communi.
eating the Cemetery. The damage, however,
was not very extensive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

GEORGE W. CURTIS ON WoMAN's RIGHTs.-
Mr. Curtis is holder than Mr.. Brady in his asser-
ton of woman's rights. His lecture in New
York on the subject closed with the following
lis it improper for a woman to spend half an
hour at the polIs and highly proper to be crowd
ed for hours in o lecture room or church, to hear
prurient poems in a play or see the pretty spec
tacle of an opera Unwomanly for woman to
woman to drop ballot in box but quite
modest and ladylike to whiil in a polka in the
arms of man she never saw before, a have her
cheek tanned by his tip,y breath That there
are children now in some cities who will one day
go with their wives to the ballot box as they now
do to the theatre or lyceum. | just firmly be
lleve as do that women are quite as well inform
ed as the men on political subjects. | believe
that women as intelligent as their gardeners,
or as those of our fellow citizens who land h. re
ignorant of our laws and customs, but whose ewes
are Amounted with political sight by the tobacco
spittie of the CRY Hall | know how busy and
dangerous is prejudice in all its different forms ;
but it is our duty TO keep ourselves free from
prejudice, and to call our friends around as with
sacred hospitality, and be ever generous to eve
ry mo, emeRt which tends 10 the welfare and ele
vation of our common humanity" (Great ap-
plause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13
For the Spy.

Messrs. Editors The members Of the ANA
teur Dramatic Club request Of you, through the
medium of your widely crcuated paper to re.
turn their sincere thanks to the public for their
generous forbearunce aud liberal patronage the
Mayor, whose kindness we shall long remember
William Piper, ESQ.,, proprietor Of the Theatre !;
and though last, not least Mr. j. Irving, for his
unlimited philanthropy. Through his kindness,
in lending his valuable scenery and costumes, we
have been enabled IL present to the Charitable
Society, for which we played, quite handsome
sum, in this, their season Of financial difficulty,
BY giving this plice in conspicuous corner
you will confer favor on the Club, collectively
and individually.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

The Americans of Indiana, headed by R. W
Thompson Of lerre Aaute, an old Wing congress-
man, the same that threw the electoral vote of
the State into the hands of Buchanan in 1856, held
a mass meeting at Terre Haute, week since, and
while tscitly opposing the Lecompton iniq,Aty,
they rolled themselves up in the customary reso.
lutions of irrational" lfrighteousness ,denounc-
ing both the Democrats and Republicans as sec.
tional, and thanking God that they are not az
other men. 1t comes very hard for these old 70.
gies to recognize the fact that they are dead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13
PKuCLAMATION
I o I H & LADI S!!!

"HsREAs 1t sppeaTs that the days Of righ honor and
integrity, are fast fading away. WaERgss the IN
SC upuuus and ignorant daily taxing advantage Of
tne profound and learned Be II KNOWN TBRaRFORR In
al. whether MAIDS, WIVEs, or IDoWs that DR.
CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE Pr Lbs are ALONE the certain
panacta for the troubles incident female dsoreapiza
tom they AL"NB correcting al painful mepstniaton
sssnaging papitaous Of the heart disturbed sleep paip
IN the SIDE and causing health and happiness to the
Uhoie SEX more especially the MARRIsp PORTION a.
they are certain to bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND WHEREAS, these PILLS are purelv
vegetable and entirely from Minerals therefore per.
tecy harmless in their operations, and wholly unlike
other medicines thrust the public. purporti,R 10
en'ct the objects already detailed THERyPogv m ~
SHOWN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DIR
CdEESbmAN will accomplish the desired object when
DsAFPiSTAEST has been experienced under the regime
OF OTHER Pill s; aud the LADIES will cause this procla-
nation t. spread amongst them their own everlasting
oehent-aways promising that said Proclamation in ons
case must be considered null and void; that ia to sav
that the Pills must not be taken when any female ia in
an INTERESTING ooNDITIoN otherwise rniseay1iave will
be the inc Etabe result. ~
Explicit directions, TO be carefully read aeconnanv
each box Price ST. Sent by mail On enclosing n IN
Dr. Cornelius b. Oheeseman, Box A53l Post Once New
YORK City or to NJ. B, Green & Co.. Worcester Mass
States. - '"' O"i'So
Given under my hand and SEAL
U. L. CHEESEMAN MD
h. B. HUTCH1NGs, General Agent for the unitad
States 100 Chambers St, New York 10 whom ali orders
should be addressed. '
u Sold by NJ Green q Co., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-13

FIRE IN ASHLAND. On Sunday night last,
about o'clock, barn belonging 20 Mr. Benja-
min Homer, in Ashland Centre, was burned, with
all its contents, consisting of twenty head ofcat-
tie, two horses worth Sl25 each, fifty hens, a
large amount of grain, and twelve tons of hay.
Loss in all, about $1,000, on which there was in.
surance to the amount of $1,000, at the Hollis,
ton Office. The fire is supposed to have been set
by incendiary.
Mr., Homer requests us to return his cordial
thanks to the fire companies of Ashland and
South birmingham, which we're promptly on the
spot, and to the citizens generally of Ashland
for their efforts to his property from the
flames, on the occasion.