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Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

STEALING DEAD MANS CLOTHES. The
Portland Aduertiser speaks of member Of a
church at Locks Mills that ten days ago
watched the remains of departed friend
and during the night stole the dead man s
coat, vest, and hat and wore them off. The
wife of the deceased, few nights after
dreamed that the man who sat up with the
corpse, had taken them, and that on being &C
cused OF the theft, said he purchased the ar
tleles Of another person. On Sunday, the
coat and hat we're worn to church, aud the
sacrament partaken of by the wearer, who
proved to be the thief-after denying it and
saying that he purchased then OF others be-
ing the individual who watched on the night
they were stolen.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

HISTORICAL KNowLEDGB.-" Eddie" said
mother. friend of ours, to her hopeful
son, as she was reading to him of Pocabon-
tas in the history Of Virginia, " do you know
who Pocahontas was :" Yes, mother"
said the lad, whose thoughts were upon
coveted pony, she was very fast racker I"
Boston Transcript.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

GRRAT sLsIoH SALE e. W. Vail will sell,
at westboro', this morning, at 10 o'clock, the
largest assortment Of sleighs ever offered for
public competition in this State, aTording rare
opportunity to purchase. Any one wanting to
attend will arrive in ample season by tho train
which leaves at ls2 A. M For particulars see
advertisements
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Dr. Bissell, one Of the quarantine phys
clans at Staten Island, in giving the testmo.
ny touching the matter Of the late riots, stated
1t as his opinion, that il persons hair 4
washed and eombed every day, he is not lia
BILE to disease
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Through misinformation given us, the decease
of our friend, Aaron Billing, was announced in
the obituary list of cur yesterdays ISSUE We
are happy to assure our readers that friend Bill.
ing still lives" and we hope he may long re-
main with US, after recovering from his present
severe indisposition,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

The San Antonio Herald states that Gen.
Twiggs had narrow escape Of his life on
Tuesday last lie was standing on the street,
IN conversation with some gentlemen, when
a nusket in the hands of a Mexican oarman,
some distance OIL, was accidentally discharged,
the ball striking the General on tho back, but
the ball beng spent in striking the ground,
the only damage done was severe bruise.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

The following premiums have been awarded by
the Worcester North Agricultural Society, on
farms A gratuity to Nathaniel Harlwell Of
Shirley Of S8, and one to W. W. Cotting Of Lun
aiming of g5
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Police CoURT-Yesterday. Mary Coffee. for
larceny Of pork from Hiram Fobes, was sent 10
the House Of Correction for two months.
Thomas Cor!is and John Callahan Of Leicester,
for disturbing the peace, By driving rapidly
through Main street, on the Sabbath, greatly
to the annoyance Of we'll disposed persons, were
each sentenced for one month TO tho House OF
Correction.
VIM. lngraham for being drunk, was fined 50
and costs, and committed.
Michhae Coffee, for being drunk, was fned SO
and costs, aud appealed, and gave bail.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

AN EXTRAORDINARY SwINDLER. - About
ten days since a remarkably fine appearing
young man made his appearance in Albany,
and took board and lodgings with Mr.. James
Doherty. He represented himself as being
the U. States Inspector of Arsenals, that his
name was Charles Johnson, and that he was
son of Richard NJ. Johson, formerly Vice
President Of the United States. The story
was credited, and so captivated were the fe-
males Of the house that the dashng stranger
found no difficulty in winning the affections
of a slster-in-law of Mr.. Doherty. lie sub
sequently transferred his attentions to Miss
Jones, boarder in the same establishment,
with whom he took a fashionable drive into
the country on the strength of $35, borro wed
from Mr.. Doherty While on the road, the
gallant rascal set Miss Jones down at a viii
lage, and announced his intention to sell the
team and decamp. Miss Jones made her
way home, where her revelations induced
Mr.. Doherty to call in the aid of the police,
who succeeded in arresting the hero Of the
confidence business, and he is now in Jail
From letters found in his trunk it appeared
that johnson was not his real name, but A.
&. Benson, and that he had been a travelling
book agent in the employ of John Shepley of
Providence, Il. l. Most of the letters upon
business were directed to him at Wonsocket,
and his letters Of love to Miss Celey are dated
from the same place. Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

hqUID AhAsoISs for the positive prevention and eur
Of ohapped Hands, Roughness OF the Skin, &c M,
Universal in ti cleanliness and convenience free from
SOIL oily substances, and unpleasant odor ordi,arv
two or three applications perfect cure repdernc n,
skin soft and veyety in feeling and appearance. p,o
pared only by JOHN Q HILL, Apothecary, MeobaoIc,
Hall Building, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

DETROIT, Nov. ia fire occurred last
week at Corunno, Shiawassee county, which
destroyed several buildings in the business
portion of the village, including the Phenix
House, Democrat office, and three or four dry
goods stores. Loss $780, 900.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

SINGULAR RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-
Some time since a lady called at Davis < Co. 8
daguerreotype saloon, corner of Summer and
Washington streets, and purchasing a ticket
for miniature, placed upon the counter
box containing bosom pin worth SS, and
went INTO the room above. When she re.
turned, the box was missing. AS nobody
had lett the room except Young girl whose
miniature had been taken before, she was
suspected Of being the thief The skillful op-
orator OF the establishment, Mr.. A. Eaton,
thought he could recollect the countenance of
the girl, and determined to find her if posi-
Bile. Yesterday he discovered her on Wash
lnSton street, and informing the police of his
suspicious, she was taken to the fourth sta
ton house, where, after an interview with
Capt Eaton, she acknowledged the theft and
gave up the pin, which is now at Davis &
Co.'s establishment awaiting the order of the
owner.-BOStoR Ledger.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

The MAGNITUDE OF A MILLION The bu.
man mind has faint idea OF the magnitude
oil tho sum total included in the sum million.
AS an Illustration, it may bo stated that if a
man should reach the extreme age of one
hundred years, he would not have lived for a
million OF hours, the number falling short
one hundred and twenty live thousands of
that amount.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

AN EXTRA TRAIN will be run over the Boston
and Worcester Railroad tomorrow "wednesday
evening, Nov. a. 1t will leave Worcester at
$50 p. NJ, and Boston, on it's return, at Is.
The annual turkey presentation to the employ.
ees Of the road will be made at that time.
Persons who may wish to make an evening visit
to friend, or to see some place Of amusement in
Boston, and get home again the same night, will
have the opportunity.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

PRoBABLB MuRDRu.-John Sullivan, of
Enfield, an lrishman, twenty.six years old,
beat his wife in such shocking manner, last
Friday forenoon, that she will probably die,
II she is not already dead. Sullivan was
promptly arrested, and is now held to await
tho result.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

New YoRK, Nov. 22.-The Board of Can
vassers, today, rejected as fraudulent. the
Congressional returns from the fourth district,
first ward. This t8kes seventy votes from
Siekles, who has obtained mandamus to
count these votes
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

rg- On necount Of the nOn-compietion of
mechanical arrangements, and the unex-
pected absence of the senior RnhnsheF'
the ssspy'' will not appear In its new dreas
III Let December.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

The LATTA STEAM FIRE ENGINB.-The
trial of this engine at Providence on Saturday,
was made with 200, $50, and 100 feet of hose,
through nozzles measuring an inch and an
eighth, inch and quarter. and seven-eighths
OF an inch respectively, throwing, under the
respective conditions, 1856, 203, l70, and 15S
feet horizontal stream. Through the 100 feet
OF hose two streams were played, each 1853
feet This Is second class engine of thirty
five horse driving power. Dimension-diam-
eter of pump s inches, stroke l5 inches. di.
ameter of steam cylinder 10 3-4 inches, stroke
10 inches, direct action, fire surface of boiler.
200 square feet. Its cost is about So, 800.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Mr.. Douglas, in his congratuatory speech at
Chicago, said that the result of the election in Il
linois was "triumph of the principle of self
government over Congressional interference and
executive dictatlon."
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

COMPOUND dLYoERIsR LoTIoS is the most eGectua
remedy IN USE 'o ohsPped Hands and sunburn; also to
use after Shaving to allay the Inflammation irritation
&C. As co'metio for sonenng and beautlfyipp tbe
skin removing plmpes, tan frccslss sore po 6e !,
superior TO all other preparation now in use Prepared
% CHARLES CLARKE,
Corner Main and Plealaat streets,
nls d3m vyal
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

KANsAs.-Ex Gov. Medary, of Ohio. has
signihed his willingness to accept the Govern
orship Of Kansas: which was rendered him n
week ago.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Ihe Kew Theobof Mathews Total Abstnapce Society
WI nave Ban at horticultural Hall, TIIANKSgIViNa
A'euln', NV 20, 1858. dNlll316IS,l024 dlO
S9oi Soda. with choice syrups, can be found a
~ NOos'lo9 front street du
MRS. NV. GERALDs, Pby.sotnn.
A., an experienced and SHccsssj4i MiaisiIs,
No Ot Mechanic street, at the Head Of Uaion street
nPoV"' attention given To Uterine Complaints, and
ON Diseases Of Chi dren.
e25 AZ - '''U '''A' w p III
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Our goods are all selected With great care expressly
ior our retail trade, of the FIRST QUALITY and at
the lowest prices for Cush,
~ Every article warranted as Represented
apo deOdGW FIRTH & NICHOLS
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Samuel H. Cotton, Esq, of this city, has been
appointed by the Governor and Council. and COM
missioned as Justice OF the Peace for Worces-
Ter county.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

hiLLs 0LYoEHINE, or Sweet princple M mn. t..
improving and beaulyng the Hair Ior so,e ~ O'is, s l%
hiLL' Apotheoary, Meohauics' Hal building WE
ler' DIT e' ""'N'a
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

WAyRhLEY-A new perfume for the handkerchief and
one Of the best that has been produced prsuayod
only by JOHN O. HILL, Aposheoa,y, Meohancs' Ha,
Building. Copyright secured.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

NJ nj. Legg sll continues to cleanse and Re- Dive Mo,
Ooas, Pants, and Vests as heretofore liz XIX acna
, Laues snawls, kiding Dresses, &C. He also ycns,Ss
my8 dif W. iVasanl stTeel.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

DR.. @. II JENOKs5 Dental Rooms are at No 2Sg
Main street. Worcester. he is having great success in
using Electricity to produce insenshiy to psp while
extracting teeth. Ali other denlahopefaious performed
in the same careful and tLorodgh manner, as usual.
nil dif
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

PORTLAND, Nov. 22.-The Atlantic Bank
commenced today redeemiug its bills There
wac no rush, as the Bank is deemed sufi-
GENTLY secure.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

a little girl. six years old, died in Hartford
on FRIDAY last from fit induced by drinking
rum lelft in her way by her father.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23
DT. :. FOSTER HAVEN,


Fosters Block, Pearl stseet ........, .vyorces,e,
special attention given TO Diseases Of the Eye
alo leOdNWtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon,
Mo- Elm street, Worcester
90 Onloe houTs from to and 8 to u. m
o@J deOd&wtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23
Gn0RCE SESSIONS.

~A ANAs"HH& = CuaeEtAker ~ Colin Ware
house.
So,nns, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
~ VI every description, always haud. Also the
NE% fATkNT MErALLIo CAsEKT, Of all sizes
Every thug connected with the MANAGEMENT of fpoe
Iss, promty attended to- No. 49 Front street yesieo,
10 '''"' '''ee'' "PIoesteT' MASS d&Etf mY2s
Dancing Mr. MOORE pro. oses opening an Even:
ing school at hhlNLhY HALL. for young iaJiss ma
gentlemen Mr. MSih give instruction ip fslcv darc
Sotllions and the much admired Lanoers' onsarile
names at MIR. A. Marsh's Store OH '0 .lsN
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23
meteorological Observations
At the State Lunste Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Nov. q, 1858.
Thsr7aomefsr EVind Pof,

am. P. m. pm. am. p pm.
Nov. 10 10 .S3. ..37..-..W.. W. NV. Snow
ls....l9....3l....3 ..3l....W. INV. W..
I.---l9.. 40. NV. .Nw..W ......-.
IS -35- -...4l. ..35.. ..sW.. w. .Nw........
l9..:.40... 40 INV. NV. .NW......
20.--.33.. ..43. ...34.....W.. NV. W.. ......
H..-.27.. .37....sw... 3W.. .Nw........
II. @. PRENTI5s. Observer.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

We continually receiving additions to stock Of
Gas Fixtures Shades, &C. and prepared to furnish
public and private buildings the most favorable
terms. Wcare the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE CAROEL BURNER,
Ehich famous for giving the most Brilliant light while
it consumes the least quantity OF gas trial OF is
E00N0MY AND BRILLIANCY.
II Is very desirable burner for Drop Lights Shops
where a steady light is needed.
Terms--Gne Prtce--EnsEf.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
8 d&vf Opposite Bay state House.
L. z. NICBOLs. 9g. D..
HodE0PATHIC PHYsICIAN
OFFICE RssIDESCB lI2 MAIN ST. OFFIOE HoUEs
PROM TO 3, AID 70 8 o'oLooz ?.
Worcester Oct 20. 1859
Slate for R0ssGs.--The subscriber is prepared to
rnsh Sarefor Roofs Of superior quality and lay in
shebest manner the most satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street.
ApI8 dtf John 3ARNARD.
So only per quarter in the English Department Of
Eston's Commercial College Students commence at
any time Individual iastruction-n classes.
M dSwtf
ArlsOld'a Globuies aad vitml FInid. Fer
saie wholeesle ard retail, by.
&c. Hull, Druggist aud ApothecEry
my4 ar Mechanics Fall Block
O. F D e Il Il fIsr. 4 I 2 IS
I5S main street, opposite the Mechanics Hall
20 Building, dSwH
See advertisement of DR.. sANF0 D's LIVER IN
VIGoRAT0R, in another colalnn Of this paper.
ny7 daw
SMALL & Goes w ELL,
C o N s 2 L 0 RS At Ia ",
Michigan street. ........ .Milwaukie, Wisconsin.
sINEoN H. SHALL. JOHN B. D. oooswKLL
sLATERs ROPE WALK,
Bear OF Qunsigamond Bank...-..... Worcester, Mass
DRAPER Il CLARK
Have Just received and offer for SALE large lot of BUT
TER, Od8Bsk, D0u' lie Extra and Common BUCK
WHEAT ELOUR, LARD, BEANS, sc. d6
~ss g Gesa4tG, an ~ zpcrienoed and success.
iu ridWife holds herself in resdineae day and nigh
10 stE0ud TO ths autea ~ het 2esdenne ID
Aus1lH htfeet ~ Ct9I
&, $. NASON
Caa probably sell RfauO EoFacs cheaper than any
deaie1' or agent IN the State oarks BlOcS Worcester
CEoCKERY, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.
Our stock Of the above goods now complete in all ts
parts, and ofers
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
to those who wish to replenish their tables and more
especially to all who about commencing house keep
ing. We have on hand 1t all lines
ROGERS BROS PLATED GOODS
J. RUSSELL cos CUTLERY, (plated or not)
which we have tried and not found wanting
(Ehese goods drew the Medal at the Mechanics Fair
Plated and 3rita1nis Tea Pots, Oastors and Spoons
Solar Lamps, Kerosene Lamps, fluid Lapps
Tea Trays Table Mats.
Everything that is needed to urnh your tables in the
best manner.
Terra Gotta, Parian, and China Vases,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23
3. D. AXHA AM ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION TO THE RICH
Or to those who are able aud willing help the Poor
Bv ORsON N HEATH

Whereas few benevolent merchants Of Worcester,
have engaged 70 supply al poor people with what they
want to eat Thanksgiving Dey, AMI with what Cloth
ing they tearly half price, will say, baeYng
that the poor will not need any aid from that day
prev to Thank sgYing % per cent. higher than
got for the goods before, believing this will be
sbou the prices others Usually sell att believing that
BY doing shall put money in my pocket and that
can have money after the 25h to give to the poor
have given great deal to them in the way Of profits
since commenced trade il Worcester, many will tes
tiy to, also believing shall sell great deal Of tin SC.
the oath at that price, and that what 1 Teceyed
shall be given to the poor during the year and will give
them three fold m1re with it. Bot will lot promise to
give hem all Of the goods they during the year for
fear shall break my word, hut what do promise will
performed, so say all Fho deal with
ORION N. HEATH
P. s-ReDember that shall not take any more than
25 per cent above my usual price, and that only
day Given this day, without the advice OF the council
but with the concent Of 0rs1n N Heath. d1ts n23
Queru'a Cod Liver Oil JeIIy.-No Drug
gists establishment lacking this 9eghtfn prepsration
made from the brown OIL EXPRESSED from the Liver
of the Cod and which contains eighty6ye per cent Of
pure oil, j. complete in its list Of remedial agents Un-
quaiisbly endorsed by that learned society, the NeR
York Academy Of Medicine Whist druggist can look over
aught for his reputation pharmaceutst PFEFcAD,
CLAI & Co.. No. Fletcher street, Nes York, are the
Agents for Qlerus Cod Liver oil jelly
Soli by n. B. GREEN h co, wholesale Agent, and
all Druggists. dET2E n17
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

NeWtOn's COugs BalunVs for the relief and
cure OF Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
eray and long stan ling OoughsIn these there is not
Its superor and while It's thus eiCacous it is perfect
safe TO administer all persons all ages both as an
eXpecorant and as enetic
rms basam was first compounded and used BY the late
tof Calvin Newton D.. with great success in an ex
ensye practice for many years 1t only needs to be once
tired to secure for it an unparalleled reputation
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH h
CO., Botanic Druggists 81 Front street. Worcester Mass
mch25 deoetf
" have heard Of astonishing cures being made
by Prof Dedrsths Electric Oh II seems to act on the
diseased parts with remarkable effect and in short space
OF time health regans its sway 1t can be had VI the
agents here Bee advertisement in another column.
For sale by GEORGE r. SPURR 20I Main street.
Wholesale and Retail Agent ior DeGraths Electric OIL
Mo daW2w
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

SLATER'S ROPE WALK,
Eear OF Qunsigamond Bank. Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

C o IN s 2 L ORS At LA ",
Michigan street, ,.......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin
BIHEON h. SMALL. JOHN D. D. ooQswFII
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

DRAPER & CLARK
Hage Just received and offer for SALE large lot Of BUT
TER, OU8gSE, Dou' lie Extra and Common BUCK
WHEAT sL0UR, LARD, BEANS, &c dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

~ sse y S7os0 q tEss an zPerienced ana success.
iul nidEife holds herself in resdinese day and nigh
10 str0ud TO the duGea nrofessa- Reaidense
Austin street ~ ,.ctoT
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

ArlsOld's GlObs5ies and Vital FInid. Fer
sale, Wholesale ard retsil by.
&c. Hull, Druggist aud ApothecEFy,
mY4 ar WachsnicR FALL Block
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Gs s. NAaON
Cs'a probably geH Piano FGFacs cheaper than any
dealer or agent in the State olarks Blocl WorceseT
ie30 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23
O. E. H A f RIS
d T, ~ r. I ST,

l5s main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
yo Building, dEwt9
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

So only! per quarter in the Engish Department Of
Eaton's Commercial College. Students can commence at
any time. Individual iastruction--no classes
NJ d&wu
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23
IL. NICn0I-E- " ~.

HodEOPATHIG PHYsICIAN
OFFICE AND RssDESCB II2 &AIs sE. GFTTOE HoUss
PROM TO 3, AID TO ooLoog ?. b
Worcester. Oct. 20. 1859
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

Terra Gotta, Parian, and China Vases,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-23

UkOCKMRY, GLASS. AND PRENCH
CHINA WARE.
Our stock Of the abnpe annls is NOW cnrrloa IN ~ IN
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Important nom che ppslo-

~. LOTS, April IL, 1853
Colonel st. yran arrived here yesterday from Re
With the advance mail He Reports that Captain Marcy
left the GIMP ground, forty miles Fort Uaioa the
18th o, March Tie hal ABOUT twelve hundred animals
nosty mules, On abundant supply Of forage and plenty
81 provisions Tor HIS Que i>dred and nfty regular
troops and the same humber OF terisnen and noun
tanners were With MIN, and no expressed entire coua
dtnce In being able To reach Camp dfeuy
He intepded W travel slowly. 10 keep tho
ais 10 good condition, but expected 20 oin Colonel
Johnston before he let Ct May
AD express from Fort Leavenworth, with orders to
General Garland 70 furnish money, with strong escort
~S met on ne 10Th Of March miles Of Re-
large number Of indians also met, all OF whom
expressed desire for peace With The Americans.
fbc grass on toe plals growing rapidly.
The Republican learns that 9Th Of March hur-
riosue passed. over Beronye, Artsosas blowing down
resry every house IN the ,o~n. tiing twenty I've per
srns, and woundirr q great number others.
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The following IL from her log bops =.


1nos~ WasLSTY, ex member OF Congress from this
city, oed yS:tercsy morning a, his isto roedtnoe No
les past Broadway, after painful nIness d several
wtets duration Mr.. whitney a native Of this city
ard within few weeks OF 81 years Of age at the time OF
his death For the bed part Of bis lie he engaged 10
literary pursuits, and was frequent contribute 20 the
prepared periodical literature lie tie authJr Of
vesl works among them the "Ambuscade b" volutns VI
poems and the "Amercsn Policy DEFENDED, gbich vas
On exposition q tho objects and ~ Know Notha
movement When the Native Amercap party got into
cover Mr. Whitney elected 70 several lcsisisive
odsee lie excessively member ~ the State A sem
by Of the Senate, and finally he vas elected 10 represent
The Fstb Williams burg, Seventh and Thirteenth sards)
dis,ict I'M the Congress Of the United Sates tie ene
of the orgnaors Of the Order OF United Americans aud
DURING the canpairn strongly supported the claims Of
Mr. Fillmore 20 the Presidency, lie leaves . fanny o!
two daughters and orc con
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