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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-06
MANUFACTURERS ARTICLES

NBANUF ACTURER'S ARTICLES
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Id, EYE sFOFFs' DYE WOODS sUNDRIEs.
Lao i've EToswoOu' Mhiting,
GochiS1, 9Tusuc, GlQe,
Nsddar p pP, Sai SODA,
Cndbea1 E eSoH ul Ho9u' SGda ASH,
Cream Tartar, Bar Wood Potashes,
hed Iartar, Red Sanders, Bichro. Potash,
nut calls, Brazil Wood, Pruss. Potash,
cumeric, Querctron Bark, Soda Soap.
Alum, Extract lockwood, Starch Wheat,
o01ppyyras, Hypernic s Potato,
blue Vltnol, Quereitr'n, Pickers.
Annatto, ACIDS. Lace Leather,
slciiy sumac Oil Vitrio, Shuttles,
nood, Muriatic Acid, Fuller's Earth,
0oamp@, Aqua Forts, Borax,
Ou'ch' Nitric Acid Isinglass,
n. % l. y.
Dss. "lhger, ana tal sperm, Winter Whale, Extra
nau no. Lafu hosn Oh, Meats Foot, Olive, CurrierV
anu Lihseeu viS
a. Wmle Leao 0ro' ana Dryi Zinc, White Paris, and
Chrome Gre and Paints in general
For sale in quantities 10 suit al tbe lowest rees nv
aN @, A, HARRINGTON A. cd
20 Main sf3ree.
Liberia discounts to country trade. ap21 W.T.
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Successors tostephenc Alien Trnor,sy a.,
BAR, HOOP. sHEET AM BoIJER TpnS IN
Shin and Railroad SDjIss Mn Iotes -
WIRE MefaLs. &o. VS. ne N"''' o'RPe
Nos. 81 g. 80 Ccptrnissf los,ou
JAMES DENNIS, HESRY Nj JoEEsoN
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I'D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, In the North
III u part of Charlton, the depot, consisting of
Two story dwelling house, ELL wood and carriage house,
snoemSkers shop, and barn, With from five fifty acres
of choice land, suitably divided into moving pasturinq
and woodland. The above offers rare chance to me
chanc or farmer, as shall sell lou applied for SOON
o urher particulars inquire of the subscriber the
piaSe' t. W. LATHE.
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ROOK AND JOB PRINTIN
I'D ESTABLISH MENT,
No. gig Main ST., Worcester,
EARLE q DREW, ProprIe.Or..

II you want good Job Of Printing. call at 2l2 Main
street
II you want POSTER Of any description call at No
2l2 Main street. 7 IT-
II you want neat and tasteful BILL HEAD, call nj
No. 2l2 Main street,
II you want BUSINESS CARD, at the shortest no.
tlce, just call at No. 2i2 Main street
y you want WEDDING CARD, just 20 to the Spy
Ohics, No. 2l2 Main street, and you Will be sure 10 be
satisfied - =
4 you want sRoP BILL Of any kind, call at 2l2
Main street
In short II you want anything the Printing Line lust
atthe ny Office, No. 2l2 Main street.
RpUTTER BUTTER large lot yeyD
NJ NICE Vermont Butter, just received and selling AZ
reduced prices, by BAssETr a aTApLEs,
~. - u Foster g.
worcester, Dec. ID
BOILED GIDER-An extra article. Tor sale
AZ BROOKS a srEARNs 4
lob PRIErINC-I In any variety neatly and
- promptly executed ut the Spy ONCE,
eplz disu 2l2 Main street. !
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ELEA NslNG G, READ YGING
REPAIRING, SO.

The subscriber still continues the above busncss and in
ves continuance Of fayor from his old customers and
suggests N the gentlemen generally this city aud VII
cinity the economy OF having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovated In thu excellent manner In which he known
to do his work Of thls description.
Geutiemcn's COnts, Pants aud Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed whole and repaired In a neat man.
ncr, and at such prices cannot fail please DEN
emen should bear Ia mind that the following adyanta
yes are attained by having their apparel renovated viz
l. A clean garment Is warmer, looks better and vii
wear longer than soiled one
O. The advantage OF having clothes repaired Is too An
parent toneed aaght bat hint TO the wise to have
- stitch taken IN time"
Ills Of doing work Is such as to give the % An
that texture and appearance produced by the orIna
nnish, and such Is bis experience that he ees ooadent
that he possesses the ability to approach very assrv ~
the perfection Of the Art. "
Second hand Clothes, In many instances ,aken In ex
change for work.
LADIES' SffAWLs.
or every description clsansed aud neatly finished Aao
Ladies' travelling, Riding ana other thick Dresses
cleaned aud Ffntshsd Whole
WORK VIII be done at very short motto II desred or
nee for wor" aud orders nj FOSTER FAY,s Ffnit ana
Confectionery Store, No. pleasant street
no deodu WN l. Gpao
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O. FARM FOR SALE IN HOLDEN
;I pleasantly situated eightrues from Worcester and
one and half miles from Holden Centre on good
road containing one hundred and ten acres well watere
and the moving, pasurage and woodland suitably dyid-
ed with good fences, mostly of stone wall The buildings
are comnodious and in good repair. There are good
schools in the neghborhood, and there is good market
Tor all the produce of the farm, village only one quar-
ter OF mile distant TermB liberal For further partc
ulars apply to LEE sPRAGUE, Esq, Worcester, or to
IRA BROAD, Holden or the subscriber
ms w3m+ - '''A0 - AAoiOen'
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Orders addressed to
A r LIE 81 DR. e w,
Spy Printing Esta bIish ment, 21 Main.st,
by post express will be fulfilled forwarded to any
part Of the country, with the earliest dispatch.
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EXPRESSES.
I'D A- Ii FL
Freight A6ase +!
Worcester md Ne20 York
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LINZ
Of Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BETWEEN-
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence 81 WOrces4ar Rail Road

Uonnecung At FroVldenct with the
Providence g. w Worcester Rail Road.
= 1@szsS a. u Goods transported between WoT.
- =zsS, $oester and New York as low, and with
equal despatch, as by any other line
The STEAMERS of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily Sundays exceptsd from f,ot Of South Main
Street. and will leave New York daily (SUndays except
ED from Pier IL, North River g,
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line of Propelers between New York and Phadel
phia, and with the tr-weeky inland line to Baltimore
when heinland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines, if so directed at OuI
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. q. J0URDAN
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Isaag
0dell, Pier No. II, North River, New York, or to
B. BUPFEM, Agent, Foot South Main st.,
Worces ter, June 20, 1855. dawtf Providence.
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WRAPPING PAPER--All sizes and ona1-
Wv Ties for sale as low no eau DC bourhf f''"-
= BROOKS h BrEARNB, 8 Front alyas,
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rtzsEgssea- FULLER'S NORWICH AND
k5fskS2e WORCESTER EXPRESS.
c. 8. FULLER will send a Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He viii transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages
oFFIoZs-190 Aain St., Worcester N O. BrakenridgeH
tore, under Rauregan House, Norwich, Ct
packages should be marked Fullers Express.
orcesteT, Sept. LIST, 1865 sept5
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ssgss.sasr ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
$50 sSs WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes, Dras and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
huslness 1sacted at Fall River Mansfield Atleboro'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Wickheid, Peaceds and Wakefield, B. l.; and stoning
on. Conn.
oFFIoEs.-1sO Main street, Worcester; Horace Cookie
Store, Woonsocket; No. Exchange street. Providence
5-Essszsal4s1 FISK Il s. CO.'S UNITED STATES
AND CANADA EXPRESS - Messen.
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Law
rance, &c. furnishing the most direct and exdedous line
for all parts Of New Hampshire and Maine Also via
Fitchburg Bellows Falls Burlington, &C, 0gdensburg
and Montreal connecting with the British and American
Express Co., for all parts Of Upper and Lower Canada
All business Tor California and other Pacific ports en-.
trusted 10 as will be transferred to Wells Fargo Il Co.,
ct Boston, FIsKE CO.. Proprietors,
d 40 Court Square. Boston.
j. H. osgood Agent General Express Office, No. a
Lincolh House BLOCK, worcester DIT MI
XNT ESrERN TICK ET OFFICE.-Througb
w Tickets for all the principal cities Ano towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara FallS. Buffalo or New York
city, at LEONARDO CO.'S Bo on and Eastern Express
ONCE. 1870 Main street. dN mcb3O
nRAFTS FOR SALE on all parts of England
~ Ireland Scotland, Germany, France Prussia. Swift
Eerland, Norway, Sweden, DenmarS, Spain, Portugal
Italy, Austria, and the Orient. LEONARD h CO.
Agents OF the American European Express and Exchange
company du mch30
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This certihes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness general debility. Doctor HIPS medicines cured
her. J.F.B.
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Dr. TO BE SOLD FOR $1,000 a fash.
5 ioDabe cottage house, shop, barn and woodhouse,
- with 49, acres of good land, well supplied with
wood, water and fruit 1t is pleasantly and centraylo
Gated in good neighborhood one mile from Boylston
Centre, on Berlin road. All part of the furniture
may be had cheap. Also lot Of carriage and harness
plated trimmings and lamp black. Apply to
Boylston, June 8, 1851 STEPHEN GODDARD.
je3 wifi
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MISCELLANEOUS.


EISISKE'S CoRNET BAND. WORCESTER,
Il MASS, Are prepared to furnish Music for all occa.
siops where the services of Brass Band are rquired.
Apply to ISAAC FISKE, Merriaed's Buildings, or at
Marsh's Music Store American House Block.
MATTHEW ARBUCKLE, Leader
jc12 d1y ISAAC FIsKE. Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-06

Merrfelds Buildings, Exchange and Cypress SITS
Worcester, Mass.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

VicroRINE MASSEY. The husband Of this
woman. an account of whose murder wc re-
Gently published, has returned from Oregon,
and procured her effects from the Public Ad-
ministrator. lie states Tint she had six
thousand dollars in gold coin when he LEFT
for Oregon. short time previous to the
murder. He counted il for her aud put it
into bags, and advised her to have il hariei.
The bags were found in one of her trunks
after the murder. and Mr.. Horne informs
him that she had taken the money out Of the
bags and put IL into pickle jar, prepare.
tory to burying il. The floor of her house
had been sawn through. it is supposed for
that purpose. from which she had probably
desisted on account Of the house being
raised above the ground, without underpin-
ming. There is very little doubt that the
murderer got the money. A reward Of one
thousand dollars is offered for the conviction
Of the murderer, and one thousand dollars
Tor the recovery Of the money - Freka
Union,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

The ARcHY CAsE.-The latest adyices
concerning this much talked of case we OBJ.
tain from the Unions San Francisco tele-
gram of March 9Th,
There was another hearing. at one o'clock
this afternoon, before the U s. Commits.
sioner, George Pen Johnston, in tie case of
Archy Lee The Commissiouer, previous to
entering upon the consideration Of the case
on its merits, gave decision on the motion
raised bT Mr.. Hardy for continuing the case
for sixty days, deaying the motion The
trial then proceeded Hardy aud whelan
appeared for the claimant. aud Col. Baker,
Crosby and Fhompxins for Archy. The Court
room was crowded. as usual during the
course Of the trial All the testimony in the
case has been put in, aud Hardy, at a little
after two o'clock, commsncei his argument
IN behalf of the claimant
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

FALLING INTO RANKS The San Jose
Tribune alludes to the desertion of certain
obscure little sheets from the Democratic ar
my to the Lecomptonians as their "falling
into ranks" There is certainly a great
falling not exactly into crank" that isn't
strong enough. The Tribune should have
said ''falling into the raakest heresies Of an
cisnt and defunct Federalism " The super
lative degree of "rank" is requisite to COR
rect wording of the "falling" act.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

PoIsoSINe ny PHosPHoRus.--A little
Spanish girl, daughter Of Francisco Pinto,
of Monterey, was recently so severely poi.
sonei by phosphoras that she died. The
child's mother had allowed it to play with
and bite the heads of matches, by which
Imsans the phosphorus was conveyed to her
stomach. A parent shOsld have better sense
than to allow child to play with matches in
any way. They are dangerous playthings
even for grown people
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

TUoLUMNE MArrERs.-We CLEAN the
suhjoined items from the Sonora Herald:
On Saturday night March 9th, Sheriff
Sedgwick was shot through the fcshy por.
tion Of his left thigh while attempting the
arrest Of drunken rowdy named George
Kirke. The wound is not serious. Kirke is
in Jail.
Two men named Gilky and Hoge were
shot in an affray at Columbia, on the morn
ing of the lst instant.
The peach crop about Sonora will bo a
failure by reason Of frosts.
Several rich quartz leads have lately been
found near Sonora.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

SrABBrNe APFRAY.-Two desperate char
actcrs, Sam Banta and Tom McNabb had a
fight in San Francisco drinking saloon on
Monday night, in the course Of which Banta
struck McNabb twice on the head with q
tumblcr and the latter stabbed Banta twice
with knife. McNabb was not much iDjur-
ed. but it is thought that Banta's wounds
will prove serious
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

CELEsrfAL WEDDING. .--Justicc Barry yes
terdAy united in the bonds Of wedlock two
Celestials, Mr.. All somebody and Miss Ty
somethingother. They both put on airs and
pretended to think that they knew all about
the hymenial rite. but We don't believe they
knew anything about il further than that
getting married was kind Of white folks
arrangement that 10 mighty nice to adopt
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

SUDDEN DEArH AT SAN JOSH "A French
man named Remy Lacube died suddenly
near San Jose about week since, of appo-
plexy. lie was working on the banks Of the
Guadalupe, and fell down dead. So We learn
from the Tribune.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

SMALL Pox.-Two cases Of this terrible
disease have lately occurred in the vicinity
of San Jose, and according to stateme ment
in the Tribune, through criminal careless.
ness on the part of those who first attended
to one of the persons afflicted, there is dan.
ger of its spreading to others.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

GUNPowpER TEA.-0f all the queer ac-
cidents the one we here describe was the
queerest. On Tuesday night of this week,
minor belonging to the Ariel Company, ut
the Buttes, was severely burned and nearly
blinded by the explosion of a can Of powder
The company were blasting, and to cncour.
age the stomach during the night. they took
apot of coffee with them At midnight, one
OF the party was requested to warm the cof
fee; he complied by placing powder can on
the fire, and it "bi!ed' directly. He
was brought to town the next morning to
recover from the painful consequences OF his
mistake. Sierra Citizen.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

An AcToR ABsoATuLATED.- "A French
actor named Albert took "French leave Of
his friends and creditors by allowing him.
self to be suddenly carried away by the
steamer John l.. Stephens.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE MEM.
1 bers of the Union Mining Co d. (at Fairfield Bar
that an assessment of fifty dollars To the share has
been levied. payable as follow: 18th Of May 1858,
Sln: 10Th of June, S20 lst OF july $40; payable to
Hedges Harmon, Oroville, or TO the Secretary at
Yankee Hl'l. All shares unpaid on the day after
due. will he proceeded against for the COLLECTION of
assessments. according to law BY order of the Boari
of Directors CHARLES d. WIGHT Sec'y
April 9th, 1S5S-30l
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

THANKS I'VE are once more indebted to
the Alta Express and to Mr.. Ezra Morse for
ncwspaporial favors. We thank them most
heartily.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09
JOHN j PATTERSON

Bess to inform his old friends aud the public that
he can be found at the rhompson's Flat ie House
on Main street, where they will fnd the choices:
Brandy, Whisky, Ale and Cigars
All perse ms indebted to tho House will please call
and settle Immediately.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

VSNIIE C0.pARTN ERSHiP HERETOFORE FIX.
N ising between the undersigned under the firm
and style of Streichenberg Felde in the Cigar and
Tobacco business, is this day dissolved ty mutual
consent. SrRIECKENB BERG,
JACOB FELDE.
Oroyil!e, April 7th, 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

FoRBEsTowN.-Wc have received letter
from the above named locality, which as.
surcs US that the times are improving there,
that water Is plenty In the bitches, ravines
aud gulches, mincrs plenty and busy. idlers
scarce, temperance aud morality on the as
ccndant, that lyceum aud singing school
are in full blast, and in fact that For bestow n
is perfect model Of mining town. Our
correspondent promises us "more anon"
which we suppose means that we may expect
more anonymous letters from him but we
will "herewith state" that if he wants his
communications published, he mast attend
more closely to tho rules Of punctuation and
send us his real name. This last, is an in.
.dipensable rule.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

~ Mr.. John II. LiiIard is authorized 10
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Td. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
st distance obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING About a year
since. some person unknown fired pistol
shot through the window. and into the
dwelling Of our townsman, Mr. Parker, Of
the firm Of Parker & O'Connor, the shot
narrowly missing some Of the occupants Of
the building. Since that time, Mr. Parker
removed to his present residence on the
bluff above the sawmill Mt the eastern end Of
Montgomery street, and yesterday morning
about seven o'clock he and his family were
again startled by the crashing Of pistol
ball through the front window. Mr.. and
Mrs Parker we're both occupied in different
part Of the house from that through which
the ball entered. aud fortunately escaped
injury Mr.. p. went Immediately out of
the house toward the direction from which
the ball came, bat was unable to discover
the person who fred it in fact, no one was
in sight. The ball, n small sized revolver
shot. was subsequently picked up on the
parlor floor, where IL had fallen, after its
force was spent.
II Is certainly a very singular coincidence
that Mr.. Parker's house should thus be n
mark for carelessness or malicious design
twice within year, aud at times aud under
circumstances SO peculiar aud so like. These
mysterious shots arc a source of no little
conjecture and surprise the moro SO from
the fact that Mr. Parker is very peaceable,
orderly and most respectable citizen. who
has never knowingly made an enemy in
the town. We know of no reason, save this
second unaccountablc repetition of q very
singular occurrence, for thinking that either
Of these shots were fired into Mr.. Parker g
house otherwise than by the mercst accident.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09
Beating the Devil Around the stump.


The State Journal with its accustomed
fsarlessness and ,igor, gives the San Fran
cisco Bulletin terrible lampooning for its
villihcation and abuse of John Nugent upon
the eve of that gentleman's departure for the
Atlantic States. This is all very well !;
would be exceeding proper and commendable
provided in the first place that John Nugent
or any other respectable gentleman cared a
fig for the libellings Of the Bulletin; would
be still more commendable and we'll timed
if Mr.. Nugent had even expressed knowl-
edge Of the existence of that sheet-which he
certainly has not done through the columns
Of the Herald for many a day; and still
more in keeping with its professed indigna-
tion at the abuse of very excellent man
would it have appeared had the State Jour-
nal directed its batteries against that queen
Of political harlots, the San Francisco Globe;
the State Journals competitor for the po-
sition Of first pap eater to the San Francisco
Custom House. We know however, that Mr..
Nugent desires no defence, even OF the hands
of the State Journal, from such contempti-
BILE creatures as preside over the columns OF
either the Globe or the Bulletin. He feels
above the jealous malignties of the "Snipe'
who so well represents his marketable mas
ter in his Giobuiar terglver satons, and
would as soon stoop to recognize the exis
tence of the Bulletin as he would to associ.
ate with its nominal editor
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

VENHE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
h- between the undersigned "a Wine and LIQUOR
merchants, has been this day dissolved b, mniual
consent. JOHN j. PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENIN.
New Pbladelnhia,
Thorn sons Flat, April 9th, 1858. (
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09

publishes the following interesting card, and
says it is original:
/" WARNrED
wish to buy hoss
He murst bee abot frum six TO light ears old
well brok to harniss so gentle that woman
can drive him any wars and good boxing
enquire of tt
or the Post Master.
San Josh
March 9 1858"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
SOU HEM DISUNIUN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. >, 1858

WAsHINGToN, Feb. ,, 1853.
am informed on good authgrito hat one
Of the must distinguished OF the Southern
Senators remarked, u few days since, to /
Senator from a Free State--:n cOnvcrsl-
ton, but not OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Soull
had no interest in Kansas, and cared moth
Ing for it, but that they were convinced that
the true interests Of both North and !South re.
quired a separation, and they wcre deiermin.
ed 10 bring IL about.
] am perfectly satisfied, from various con-
sideraiiOns, that a dissolution OF tI.e Union
is the real object aimed at under crvrr 81
zeal for the Lecompton Constitution. Sen
atOr MaSOn's remark in debate yesterday
refers to the project. There is a systematic
p an Of operations already agreed upon, to
be carried into operation upon the rejection
of Kansas.
1t is believed that Maryland will 90 with
the South-if not at first, as soon as a sepa.
ration shall be efiected-and hopes are en-
tertained that, through Mr.. Buchanan's in
f%luence, Pennsylvania DW also be brought 10
join The SoaM. The President is perfectly
aware of these movement, but processes that
by aiding the L%ecompton movement, he can
acquire an influence with the Disunion lead
ers which will enable him 10 defeat their
schemes.-[CoR. TINES.