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Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

APPOINTMENTS The Governor has made the
following appointments
Joseph White of Lowell, Bank Commissioner,
in place of George W. Richardson, resigned; and
Alexander Dewitt of Oxford in place of Reuben
S. Denny, resigned.
Philander Ames of Charlestowu, Superintend-
ent of Charles River and Warren bridges, in place
of ]. s Remiek, removed.
Amos Bancroft Of Charlestown, Physician
of the State Prison, in place of William B. Nor
rs resigned
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

GATES sALooN-E person who Is fond of z oi
are, should rememberthat Gate, remano hs old stand,
No. Bay State Block, where he dtpsnses the decacies
and subaantss Of life to the hungry or wd with the ut
most proiuson. Drop into aates Of an afternoon or
evening you wish 70 rcgae yourself on the Of the
and He will administer to YOU the generous fare
which makea him Iook 90 ,Ilat and aeek .
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

THAT FoUNDLINe.-The Palmer Journal SAYS
there is evidence showing that the baby found
since, is the child Of woman who recently spent
some time there, and represented herself as the
wife of Henry Martin of Worcester, who has gone
TO the West.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

REMovAL.-Messrs Ballard & Spur grocers,
have removed from their old stand, formerly that
of P Hobrook & Co.. to No. 227 Main street,
Peoples Insurance Buildings, opposite Elm
street, where may be found an excellent assort.
ment of family groceries.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

sruHRs SALOON, in basement Of American House
BLOCK corner Of Man and Foster streets, looms up the,
times 10 splendid shape grand o,ntre Of attraction
for the hungry snd thirsty pedestrians Main to
locate on an eyelihg spurr will shuttle you out what
docs your stomach good to deyou, AZ momeors notice.
In the shape Of aeEs steahB 6c with the thousand IN
mentouabo decacles OF the season. His cooks are all
tai Ia their line.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

MUsIcAL-We are pleased to hear that JOS
lyn's Cornet Band are making arrangements to
give their director, Mr.. George Kendall, bene-
fit concert at Mechanics Hall, on Thursday eve.
ming April s, on which occasion they will be as
sisted by his father, Ned Kendall, the world-re-
nowned buger, and other eminent talent of this
city Mr.. Kendall is talented musician and
gentleman, and we hope TO see Mechanics Hall
crowded, as the attractions will surpass any ever
offered at a cheap concert in Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

BUILDING IN BusToN.-rhe Boston Trans
cript announces that the present season will prob
ably witness the erection Of as many buildings as
any of the past few years. This season will add
many splendid structures to Boston, among
which may be named the elegant warehouses on
franklin street, the post office and stores on
Sumn.er street, and the hall of the Mechanics
Association on Rowe street, &c.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

The WHEAT FIELDS The Springfield III.
linois) journal OF the 10th ult. says
We have made inquiries of a number of
our country friends in this and the adjoining
counties, and they all speak Aatteringly of the
prospect Of the fall planting of wheat. The
fields look most beautiiuli the wheat is well
SET, and 20 honrishing that many will pasture
It. The breadth planted is large, and If no
bad luck intervenes, will yield an immense
crop"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

SHERRk VINE BtTTERS
IL Tue pest medicine ever for Spring Ana spmmer
complaints 1t has been literally patronaee tban
any obner eyer established IN this country Il is the
,nyadsto to health New England States dur
NJ Is. beware OF limitations called Sherry Wine Rit
ters The genuine have tao smile Of nv sirrs nie'
on the outer envelope For sale by Druggists everywhee
and At my Office No 81 Hanover street, Boston
mah10 dend6vtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

IMPROVEMENT or rHE SHOE IAADE.--BusI.
ness meters continue TO Improve, and IL be-
gins TO look like old times again in Lynn.
sixteen thousand pairs Of shoes were cut and
trimmed at one establishment last week. A
style Of shoe Is now being made with heels
higher than those worn last season. Boston
Journal.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

IGNORANCE AND NPuDENoE CoKBfSRD Scarcely a
gay passes but what good natured soul becomes
9uped by the so called Cheap Patent Ambroype Rooms
What person expect for 10 or * bette bv
TAR patronize D. Maxham. Harrington Corner, who
sun continues on in the tenor of his ways executing
hundreds OF his Improved Ambrotypes weekly al his
oid standard prices, rs cents and upwards-no cheap
hnmoug system at Maxhams All pictures warranted to
give satisfaction I'd durable
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

discourse, in examination of certain state
ments recently made in the New York Independ-
ent respecting Uniye rsalism and the Universal
lists of Worcester, will be given in the Universal
ist Church, in this city, tomorrow afternoon, by
the pastor.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

LUxURIEs IN CAMp.-rhe soldiers Of the
Utah expedition pay the talest prices for such
little luxuries ms are not included in their
rations. For instance, common whiskey 40
per quart, brandy SO per quagt, tea S2, 80 per
pound, coffee 60 cents per pound. tobacco AZ
per pound, salt So per pound cigars 20 cents
each.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03
RniIrond Accident.

CORNING N. Y. April 2.-The mail train
on the Tioga Railroad ran off the track last
evening about, twelve miles South Of this
place. The engine turned completely over,
fatally scajding the engineer, John Forbes.
No other persons ere injured
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

ALBANY, April 2.-The Canal Board have
resolved to reduce the tolls from four to two
mills on merchandise, three to two mills on
four-on one thousand pounds per mile
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

GIVING THE PEOPLE THEIR CHOICE The
Maine Legislature has passed new prohibitory
liquor law, and referred it, together with the pres
ent licenee law, to the people, who are to decide
which they will adopt The new law is nearly
identical with the stringent law of 1853 The
people are to vote on it on the % of June
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

FIRE IN LEoMGNsTgR.-lhe mill of S. P.
Tyler in Leominster was burned down on We'd
nesday evening. The loss covered by an in
surance of 81 900 at the Mutual Office in Fitch
burp
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Teachers Institute will be held at West
boro on Monday, 18th inst. The session will
commence at 10 o'clock, a. M, on that day, and
continue five days. Teachers and friends of edu.
cation are respectfully invited to be present; and
it is quite important that teachers should join the
Institute at the commencement of the session.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

We are requested to state that Mr. Hggnson
will preach his closing discourses at Washburn
Hall, tomorrow. Subject in the morning., The
Worcester Free Church, Past and Future;' in
the evening, The Religious Prospects Of Wor-
cester'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

We ask our readers to examine altentvely our
advertising columns f7r they are replete with
valuable information. Persons visiting the city
will find from them what advantageous opportun-
tiles the traders of Worcester present in every
department Of trade and business, and they should
be carefully conned before they decide where to
buy The stocks Of. merchandise on hand were
never larger than now. and the oldest inhabitant
cannot remember when goods have been so low.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

CHANGED HIS MtND.-Au old gentleman
stated in the meeting at the Old South Vestry
in Boston, Thursday noon that he had come
over one hundred miles TO attend and scolf at
that meeting, but that he should 20 away to
nfAV.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

GRAND CoNcERT.-We are informed that Carl
Formes, the basso, assisted by Miss Miner, Mr.
Cooper, as violinist, and MI Perring, all distin-
guished artists, will give concert at Mechanics
Hall, Monday evening, April u.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

The Rev. DR.. oseood of Springfield will preach
in the chapel of the Third Baptist Church, on
Sunday evening al o'clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

FISHERMEN TAKa NoTrCE, thai you can obtain nice
rod Tor less money at Ne"tons than at any other place
His shop is on Mechanic street, opposite s.ockwes Sta
BILE.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

jury packing has become so notorious
at Philadelphia that the Judges have been
compelled to take action againstit The court
OF sessions has bound over high constable
Carson to be tried for perjury, and sent depu-
~ sheriff Laird to jail for ten days and fined
hlm $50, for offences in connection with the
trial OF Freeth, who was acquitted of muir
der contrary to the evidence. 1t was shown
that the constable, with the aid of the deputy
sheriff. packed the jury in the interest OF the
prisoner, probably receiving bribes of large
amount from him,
A Methodist minister from Virginia was
swlndled out of 1898, all the money he had,
at Cincinnati, the other day, by the patent
safe game. The minister fell into the hands
of two well dressed sharpers, and having con-
scientious scruples against betting OH the safe,
loaned all his money to one Of them, taking
bogus check for 1915 as security The
minister more concerned lest his name
should getinto the papers and the world know
that he had made fool of himself, than at
the loss of his money.
AT the recent burning of Parmenter's
! store at Barnstead, N. H, an instance of cool
courage was given by Nathaniel L. Stuart.
Word was given out that there was powder
stored on the second floor, when Stuart went
the paper stopple of one of the powder kegs,
| with his finger, then tipped the kegs up and
brushed the burning cnders from ther. heads,
and taking keg under each arm walked de-
hoerately down INTO the street.
According to the Wheeling Times the
| Kohi-noor diamond has been ecnpsed in Vir-
| ginia. Mr. g. ?. Matthews having large
stone supposed to be diamond, which his
| fat hpY b,s lo+ -
1t dressed, and he now values it at two mil
lion dollars. 1t weghc la carats, which is
A more than the Koh i-noor. and Is exceed
ingly brilliant. This is the story as it appears
in print.
The Providence police, who had been
watching party Of counterteters traced one
of them, named William Il. smith, from that
! city to Dodgeville, Mass, where they arrested
him by the assistance of some officers from
AttIebopo', and upon his person were found
about 500 IN SIS on the Washington Bank,
| Westerly, X. l., and Washington Bank, Bos-
| ton.
a new conner at the State AImshouse
at luicut, who had been forwarded by the
Mayor Of Fall River, was sent to the BATH
when, upon undressing him, package OF
of bank bills, amounting to $1,000, with a
land warrant for l6O acres were found con-
cealed in cloth between his handkerchief
and lis neck ! This money, he stated was
his own, saved from his earning as a sea cep-
tain.
On Monday night party of rogues
visited the town OF Hancock, and broke into
two stores and the Post Office From the
Union store they took 5000 or $3.50 worth Of
goods, from the Post Office $l4 in money,
fba Of 2. .n,on
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

KNIFE BLADBs made to order. Haaors ground and
polished, and al kinds Of cutlery and surgical n,ru
mgnts sharpeued repaired, and polished By O. A. Cum.
mIngs, lol Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

The HorticultuIist, for April is received in due
season, and presents, as usual, great variety of
matter useful and interesting to gardeners and
fruit growera 1t contains notices of several 9TH
varieties of fruit. 1t may be had of Thompson
& Co.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

ADVERTISING IN UTAH.-A Mormon adyor.
tisement reads as follows:
"To Be Let-Rooms for two gentlemen and
tour wiyee, or rooms for one gentleman and
ak wiyes.'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zylo
balsamum, for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL,
APothecary, Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Peruvian Syrup, for sale. in Worcester by JOHN Q.
HILL, APothecary, Mechanics Hall Building Woroes
ter,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Debts have been proven against the
late firm Of Lawrence, Stone, & Co., Of Bos.
ton, to the amount Of nearly three millions Of
dollara.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Mrs. s. Good IS am inexperienced ana success
fu 1idwife holds herse5 in readiness DAY and might
to attend to tho dties rrofesq,or Psa6-r-a &
Austin street N octQT
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Sir James Carkes celebrated Female Pills for sale in
Worcester by JOHN Q. Hill, Apothecary, Mechanic
Hall Building, Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03
B. ] = 3 8.
COMMON WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BY HIS RxCELLENCY,
NATHANIEL p BANKS,
"o0e'''oF Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts

| n MS EACELLENCNf
NATHANIEL BANKS,
Uo0eF''or 81 the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
"A II O ANA TION
For a Day Of Puddle Fasting, Humiliation, and
Prayer.
n II mas been custom Of the people of this
commonwealth, from an early period Of their
history, at this season of the wear IN sat -,
nun tue cares and pleasures Of life a Dortion nj
uhe IN which they might humblv acknowledpe
Vuel dependence upon Almighty God, and 10.
sstueI present their petitions before the Throne
Vi grace Ior continuance of his signal mereies
IA the oelet that it is our duty at this time as
IL mas oeeh been heretofore by our fathers to ac
knowledge our dependence upon Him tn oonfses
oeioTe MIN our transgreSsions, and to make known
70 hIn our supplications. have appointed, and
by advice and with consent of tbe Conncil 40
hereby appoint, THURSDAY, the 18th dav of
pril next as day OF public fasting, humilia.
ton, and prayer.
AND recommend to- the people of this Com
monwealth TO assemble at their accustomed places
OF worship on that day, to make confession of
their delinquences and sins; to make Dublie
declaration Of their dependence upon the proy-
dence OF God, and their recognition of His divine
hand IN the judgments that have fallen upon the
human family;
That they may mpore His divine blessing
upon all laudable enterprises of States and Of
men;
That they may present their petitions for the
universal diffusion of liberty that peace and
freedom may everywhere reign absolute that the
nch fruits OF the earth and the varied blessings
OF the season may be vouchsafed to them
mat age may be rewarded with the tranquil
ana serene pleasures that attend the last hours
OF the righteous man, and that the youth of our
land may be trained to walk in the steps of those
who are fearless, wise, and Just:
mat the blessinge of education may be every
where ne, wisely and generously dispensed;
be aleviated:
That we NAV be endowed with that wisdom
which will enable to pluck fIom the calamities
thaV threaten to overpOwer US the secret of hu
man applness-indifferenc to the vanities of
mighty Cod
And, above ALL that the signal and solemn
a"SKehingo OF hearts that has surprised and glad
uehed our land may wash out all traces of sin,
shehce the contentious of sects, repuke pride of
oPnlon, and be sanctifed to the good of the insti-
tutlons and people of our ancient and beloved
Commonwealth
>. And to this end 1 invite the people, without
olstihction OF sects or conditions to abandon ord
mary vocalions and pleasures, and. by following
the wise and pioua example of our fathers, to
consecratethe day to pentence and prayer
GlVen at the Council Chamber, this 3lst day of
March A. d. 1858, and the eighty second wear
OF the independence of the United Statea of
America NATHANIEL P. BANKS
BY His Excellency the Governor, with the ad
vice and consent Of the Council
OLIVER WARNER. Secretary
20" 8aUe the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03


The following paper was presented at the an
nual meeting of the City Mission Benevolent Cir
Gle, held yesterday, the sums expended in charity
through the Mission having been chiefly derived
from their generous and untring efforts. To
them and to all who have aided them through the
year, and especially in the collation. at the fire.
mems muster, last Fall. for myself personally
and in behalf of the recipients Of their bounty, l
would tender nv most grateful acknoV Judgments
The donors Of the sums specified below will ex'
cuse, trust, the publicity given to theIr names
and aims deeds The strictest accountability
should be recognized by all who are made almon
ers OF either public or private benehcenee
Receipts and ETDsnduures for charity, at the C'ty
Mission, for the hirte months ending March
81 1855
1857.
March H.. Collected by Miss johnson, Assistant
Missunarv, tor rent Of Mrs O.--.-..S 90
May TO-. Donation from pea I. Washhurn 90
June r.. Whitcomb.......... 90
July Three collections to purchase materials
for clothing poor Sunday school chill
Central Sunday school....... SO 90
Salem Street suaday School,. 10 90
Park Street Sunday Sehool..... 70
Two collections for the same oh
jset 10 November. .........-.-
First Bap ist Sunday school,. so
Miss Allis's class, Oh South T. 5. OS
Sept 1..Dopation from Chas ~asbburn. w
D." -..Mr +. in part payment for nurse in
sickness. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W
Dec. 81. H. Griffin, discount on orders for
quarter. ......,-.--...........' W
J. D. Russell, discount on bill OF
hardRare- .....-.......'.... 81
Brewer, discount wOod....,.. 20
1858 So
Jan'y q. Donation from Dea- A. Harris. 90
Feb. g.. Collected by members of Old South Band
OF 6ope for Jimmy" at County 6ouse. SO
S..Donation from D. WhitcOmb.... 2 GO
- s.. VIM a. Hacker. ............ 90
For special relief. - 90
Mcb. IL. pon. .tion from Miss Andrews. %
Donations. &c......................... 500 SO
Proceeds of COLLATION. al FL emslip Muster. .240 90
1otRl' .........''..'... '@5U6 w
Expenditures.
Groceries delivered to AZ families. $50 SO
Wood defvere to families. es.............. Il Is
Aid in sickness to II families ............ IS 80
Entertainment furnished to l54 person.. "a 80
Eighty two pairs Of OTIS aud Sboes...... 55 80
5eSiug Cifcle-cash from contributions. % %
hlSctHale0us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5b VI
-285 9s
Leaving in the hands of Missionary ancy SO So
The items giving the above gross expenditures
have been registered, and are open ior nspec.
tion.
1t may interest the benevolent public to learn
some other items of the work at the Mission
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

DiVIDEND-The Blackstone Bank, at Tx
bridge, has declared selni-annual dividend Of
four per cent, payable on Monday next
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

HO'ice.-I am now taking my new Camsroty pes by
thousands, and continue for a few wesks more Please
eau early IN the day Prices from Ice without
case zOo Wllh case TR VAN ALSTIN.
ap5 d1t+ 1877 Main street Union ri ok
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

CmAPIN N nAnn1Ii,,

Nos Worcester Bank Block, WorceatSr siaa.
All VAAf"' A., AppLEroH DADMuS.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

1t is said that Rev Theodore Parker
is preparing discourse ON roviyals, to be de.
liycred on Fast Day.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Let every Sufferer try Bliss Dyspsptio Remedy
in that stubborn aud almost ncurshle disease Chronic
Darrh@4. Read DR.. Bliss Advertisement upon thai dis
ease d&w2W ops
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

kemoynl.-Mr W. aBRRALD. pbvs,oor .ns
s cAgsrS9osd ana very successful Hidwie 6as rsrvd
moh " w. - SeWoury street to No 50 Mechanic styss
~ ~ the head Of Union street Special attention s,vc
iylT AZ " Vhiuteh'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03
Senator sumner SO PennsyIvaufa State
Caunfu.

New York, April Senator Sumner left
for Washington, today.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives
has voted, 81 to 81, to sell the State canal.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

,,I.f, Ut, aonry sarAenI gives special altcntoto
usuasys o' 'he hyn Once No IL Worcester Bank pocs
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Slate fOf ROofs.-Tht subscriber is prepared o
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality and lay in
the best manner, the satisfactory erme sams
pies may be seer at the yard Grove street
ap13 dtf JOHN pARNARD
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03
d. BrOadbemt'e Nl ledicaI nnco.

NO las Court street. Revere House Boston
Mass eStab ished for specially treating and curing ali
Diseases Of The Throat Heart Lunqa Throat and Respra
tory Organs by he Inhalation Breathing of Warm or
Cod Bedicsttd Yapora wOuh respectfully announce
o the citizens Of W 'ceser and vicnityand TO his un.
merous patients thro ghout NeE England that he has
returned to bis off e in Boston; ExoLUsrvELY FOR an
FioE PRAoros where he may be consulted daily person
ally or by letter, from a. NJ. tn D. m free -
THE PREMATURE DECAY OF YouFH Just publisbed b,,
Dr. Broadhent the eminent Psychologist private nedi
cal Treatise on the Early Decay uf American Youth sem
nal "eaHess, ana Iiher diseases Of the sexual organs
in both male and female. 1t is Tor general distribrfjo
and may be had by calling at his Office or il viii he
mailed in sealed envelope to any part OF The conntry free
VI TarRe on receipt o. Two letter stamps for postage
70 THE LADIES' Ladies' troubled with irregparities
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar to he female
dec29 dNwtf H 90 "OuDs'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

For sale wentyd per cent less than at any other
place in Worcester, by
}. NJ. F0LLANsBEE, AGENT
oct30 d5t&wtf Foster street, OPP. L. b W. Depot
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Book for the Million. Just published by
FEDERuEN \ co Booksellers and Stationers No Is
Court Street Boston, brief Treatise OF as pages on
Disc OF The Sexual S5sm of both sum
toms and Treatment prepared by physician OF the
Boston Eclectic Holpits" This work ais contains
scorchng exposure f the deception and posture prac
ticed by advertising quacks, gith some of their names
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers nerally.
Sent By mB on the receipt of three postage STAMPS
Address Box 1902 Boston Pest Office d1y meh24
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

~ The SPRING TERM of this School for Young
Ladies. will open MONDAY, the 18th Of April next
prompt attendance at the opening Of the H. m, "a W.,
desirable J. V BEANE pr;ncinoi
Worcester, March H. 1858 dff
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

s1nford's Liver Invgoraor, fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics' Hall Building
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

SMALL, y COGSW ELL,
c o U L o RS AT / W
Michigan street.. ,......-..M Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SIMEON n. SMALL. IOHy n n caosygu1r
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy, for sale in Worcester BY
JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building,
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

o e q A e z s,
- f. N = I : T,
1853 main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
iyl Ruiidtno 5E,ts
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

FRANCIS q MIsNER,
Teacher Of Languages, Rr,,.. 49,,
oil dtf '"NJ hhHs
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

RemOvni.-Dr LtNNtlL l,,,,0,,.,.,,.... =
eemoved u No Elm street 8r3l rts9s.p p".@lst @ haA
h'oS9n House ONCE hours from 2to and O to - ~
OF N v '" ~ w
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03

HON MEOPATH1C PHYSICIAN
FFfoE AND REsIDENcE lI2 MAIN ST. OFFICE HouR
FROM TO q, AND TO o'GLooE P.
Worcester Oet. 90 19h2
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-03
Another eorTespon dent says :

The administration pretends to claim several
anti Lecompton Democrats ready to surrender
on final test. but with no better authority than
that on which rested their prognostcs concerning
the result today. Buchanan is down, and the
Cabinet is expected to resign, since it has forced
the issue and been defeated in the house of its
friends"