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fonnoers.
ClaibGrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN,

TFNHE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons desrous of purcha-
sing at home good machinery, such STEAM EN-
GlNES, CASTINGS, Of every description, GEARING,
CAK-WHEE1S OF the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS, &c, &c. is respectfully called 10 this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly the
premises of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend to carry the business fully extensive
before, and shaA be ready 10 take orders
Machinery and Castings We have already cOmmenc-
ed operations blacksmith shop and Boiler
and shall give immediate satisfaction To old and new
customers.
We are experienced Northumberland Of rs person
ally attending to his dcparment-and thus we
shall be able TO turn out superior work at lower
than heretofore done in this city We shall warrant
every piece Of WORK done this Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention to every order left
at office; thus we hope give general satisfaction
and be patronZed by all friends of home manufacture
". JACKER * CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 2T-t Late Nashville Mani Co.
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Selling on, On,! 0mm

rTsHE remainder of the stoek q Kich Paris Boanetz
and Millinery Goods, a. the New fork Empcrium, },
vili be soid xlthin this mansh Al greet sarrsfce
without regard 10 cost az any other cansdcratea-
Exchange usoney taken 81 30 cea< On tbs dsls@r
tnneia
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MusIins ! MuSIinS !!

WE have just received large lot OF elegant
w French Muslins. with many other goods, from
Auction, which Offering at greatly less than
importation cost.
h je5-u W. A. & J. G. McCIEII.AND.
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
EverY Comfy Merchant

Should not leave the city until he has procured sup
ply of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. II sells rapid
ly, because II always cures. liberal discount will
be made To those who buy 10 sell again.
CAUTION-Beware of Druggists dealers who may
try To palm upon you some biiter Sarsapara trash
which they can buy cheap, by saying il is just as
good. Avoid such men. Ask for Mcleans Strength
ening Cordial, and take nothing else. Ii is the only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly,
the time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning Just before
breakfast, is certain preventive for Cholera, Chills
and Fever, Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease.
HS- Price only 81 per bottle six bottles for S5.
J. Ii. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor of the Cordial
Also Mclean Volcanic Oil Liniment
B9- Principal Depot the OF Third and
Pine street, -. Louis, Missouri.
E5-For sale In Memphis by Mansfield Co., John
* Long, and by Ward a Jones, at propretor's
prices.
BE- For sale in Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT L Co.,
Springer x Bro, and Raymond * Patton.
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VOL. XXI.
llew-Dork.

From s. NJ PErTINGIIL X cos Advertising Agency,
lls Nassau Street, NEw- YORK,
and No 10 State Street, BoSroN.
p. & Co. Agents for the most influential and
largest circulating Commercial papers both III the
UuIt.d States and the Canadas.
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Meoifal.
Nj C l. Il A MS
strengthening GOrdIai
AND RI 0AD pIRIEIEp

strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
The Greatest Remedy i'm the world.
TNHIS CORDIAL is distilled from a Berry known on
ly 10 myself, and chemically combined with some
of the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and harks
known To the mind Of man, viz: blood root black
root wild cherry bark, yellow dock, tandeions,
saparilla, elder flowers, with others producing the
most infalbie remedy for the restoration Of heslt.
H is Natures Own Remedy,
Curing diseases BY natural laws. When taken, it,
of the body purifying and acceerating the circulation
Of the blood. Ii neutrazes any bilious matter in the
stomach, and strengthens the whole organization.
AcIeans Strengthening Cordial will eilectually
Liver complaints, Jaundice.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
a pisOrdered Liver or Stomach.
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidty Sick
ness of the Stomach, fuIlness of Blood the Head
dull pain swimming in the Head, Palpitaon of the
Heart Iuness OF weight IN the stomach, sour Eructa
tons, Choking Suiiocatng feeling when lying down
dryness or yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Night
Sweas, inward Fevers, pam in the Small OF the Back
Chest or Sie, sudden nISues OF heat Depression of
Spirits, Frightful Dreams, Languor, Dependency or
any Nervous Disease, Sores Blotches on the skin,
and Fever and Ague Tor Chlls and Fever.) II will
also diseases of the Bladder and Womb such as
Seminal Weakness Incontnence of Urine. .stranguary
Inflammation or Weakness OF the Womb Bladder,
Whites, &c
There is no Mistake about il.
This Cordial will never fail 10 cure any OF the above
diseases If taken as per directions on each bottle in
German English and French.
Over Half n Million of BOTTLES
Have been sold during the past six months, and in
mstanceshas Il failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who then will suffer from weakness or debility when
McLean's Strengthening Cordial Will cure you
To the Ladies'.
Do you wish TO be healthy and strong? Then 60 at
and get Of Mclean Cordial. Ii will invig
and strengthen your blood to flow through every
vein, and the rich rosy bloom of health mount 10
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction
For Children.
We say 20 parents, if your children are sicky, pu
ny, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chill
dren, give them a small quantity Of McIeans Cordial.
and il will make them healthy, fat and robust. DesJ
not 4 moment, try it and you will be convinced.
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ne stamp Aroaae each rst y % also bear te names
o The ProFrietor and Il the Cuiied states agents
Druggists aud DesisFs ~il observe each nszr n
parkAgr the following abel fa
INrsssraST CAtT4ss TIE Increased Feputation
Great denlAn1 Cor fbotB Cunfoand Extract ~ Cepsi
- and S1rrlaris, have ben ndaceteits isg others
~ oerr iraiarnos of thu raigtls tnedeinp Nendei
sre tsartruiarly Szrn~ II t ict th4t they may he
ttsir gard and dkIse of any Impure artcie
cAraiated u1are TIER fcpttatoal, and dcstrey a
a-rsts q the 0FelaAl preBsrailoh, 10 cbvlie whk
the Ssb-,Fsbsr fsircessr 10 James Tsrrant by whem
w4s arst nirnducrd into ne lnird oiaieAl has a.
t.ehea h S.sratare 10 this eAnfion n cotfnterfsi
which + forsery. Sua< iakkASr
Address ofdsrs for shs above article with fnll diree
slons foF shpna>nt ~
JOHN A rARRAST 4 90. nrarrssts
40 rs, 6Fssnwsch, eornsr wsrfsa - =
De f--tfy
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Which ne has on exhibition aid for sale, embracing a
great variety finished ia the most superb manner.
lie prepared 10 manufacture the shortest notice,
marble Nan1eIs: and every description Of
Marble work, uI the finest American and ltal-
ian Marble. Ills work "lll, is heretofore, be war
ranted, and his prices 70 suit the times.
iuuy-tT NJ. l.. SHELTON
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SheIt0n's Marble Works !


TINFE undersigned NOuid inform hIs friends n w r
L anI the public generally that lie VIII CON fouS4
tIuuc the MARBLE BUSINESS in this city, at 49,.
ms shup next door u CJruelus's Ghbne.- CNMWT
shop, uu Church Street, ana calls attention TO
tho Stock of -
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Linen Goods, &c.

WE are offereing the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domestic
Sheetings, Beached and Brown Domestcs, ever seen
in this market, at
je5-u W. A. K J. q. MCCLE1I.AND'S.
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SAVE MONEY & KEEP COOL!.

OUR Ice Dcpots now IN readiness and we earnest
~ Is request all who wish 10 bay Ice during the sea
son at a uniform price, call and supply themselves
with and register their names regular pat
rOus-thcrcby advance on the article in the
latter part of the season.
our Offices are Cherry street. door to the Bank
OF Tennessee at HIrtclstlc's Front street, and on
corner Of Church and Vine streets.
G. + II. MARTIN,
apr2O-u Ed. LAWRENCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIF0RN ia.
Arrival of the Moses Taylor at New
York.

New York, May 29th.-Steanship Moses
Taylor arrived at her dock at one o'clock.
She brings California adviees of May 7th,
Sl,576,O00 in specie, and 700 passengers.
The California news is unimp0rtant.
The Legislature has adjourned
New gold diggings in the vicinity'of Walk
er's River caused much talk.
A. r. Melony has been appointed State
Comptroller.
The stage from Nevada for Sacramento, with
$2l,00 IN dust, Tor Wells, Fargo & Co., had
been robbed.
The peoples ticket was elected in Sacra-
mento by several thousand majority over Blu
chanan men.
Col. Fremont was welcomed at Mariposa
by b0ntires. cannon, Sc.
1t was rumored that the Indian tribes in
Plumas Co. had banded together to make war
upon the whites.
A guano island, containing over a million
tons, Is said to have been discovered on the
track betW cen the Sandwich and Ladrone
Islands. Specimens have been received at
San Francisco.
Advices from Frazer's River confirm the
recent accounts of the extraordinary richness
OF the gold mines, and there was a tremendous
rush from all parts oil the British Possessions
towards the new gold regions. (Frazer's
River Is in the British Possessions, north of
Oregon and Washington Territories.
The mines extend over great expanse of
country, aud reach across the line into Ameri-
can territory. steamer loaded with dlggers
had also salied from San Francisco.
Pilot boat Fanny had returned, to San
francisco from Cape st. Lucas, where she
had recovered the specie buried by tine captain
OF brig Camela WREN he scuItled that vessel.
Ship Zenobia, from Zitka with ice, went
ashore on the 30th, on the North Head, and
is total loss.
There is nothing important from Oregon or
Washington.
The U. 5. trigate Saranac arrived at Panama
on the 7th.
Advices from Guatemala state that the
cholera was raging with great violence in va.
nous parts OF the republic.
Advlces from Nicaragua state that M. Belly
French Agent, was negotiating for transit
route, for which he says $50, 00O, 900 francs
are already subscribed in France.
The British steamer from Gregtown reports
that ON the 10Th OF April, Col. Kinney made
an attempt to capture Greytown. having
hauled down the Mosquito and hoisted the
NlcaTagurn flag, and taken the mayor prise.
ner. The citizens flew to arms and also ap-
piled to Capt. Kennedy of the jamestown, for
assistance.
Assistance was granted and five cutters
hlled with marines lett Jamestown for the
shore. Kinney and his party finally surren.
dered themselves to Capt. K, and were sent
to Aspln wall in the British steamer.
hInney's party consisted of himself, Geo.
H. Glidden, X. S. Pool, Thomas S. Bell, and
A P. dresser.
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PROCLAMATION
L D L II L LAD IES!!

WHEREAS, it appears that the days OF right honor and
integrity, are fast fading away. and WHERE'S the m
scupulous and gaorant daily taking advantage "a
the profound and learned, Be IT KNOWN THEREFoRF 10
al, whether MAIDS, WIVES, or WTpows thai M
CHEESENAN'S FEMALE PILLS are Alone the certain
psnacea for the troubles incident female disorgapza
tioni they ALONE correcting all painful mensruaton
assu9gng palpitsois Of the heart disturbed sleep main
IN the side, and causing health and happiness 10 the
whole sex more especially the MARRIEp PORTION as
they are certain to bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND NHsREAs, these PILLS are purelv
vegetable and entirely Tree from minerals. therefore per
Iecty harmless in their operations and Fhollv uuke
other medicines thrust upon the public purportiug to
euect the objects already detailed THEBEPoRg BE IT
RHowN that. NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DIR
CdEESEMAN will accomplish the desired object, when
DsAPPISFMEST has been experienced under the regime
OF OTHER PILLS. aud the LADIES will this Proca
nation tu spread amongst them their everlasting
oenent-siWays promising that said Proclamation in one
case must be considered null and vod that is to saw
that the Puts must not be taken when any female ia In
sn INTERESTING coSDITIoE, otherwise miscarriage will
be the inevitable result. W.
Explicit directions, be carefully read acoornpaDv
each box. Price ST Sent by mail Ct enclosing s1 h
Dr. Cornelius L CheesemRn, Box 4531 Post Once NeU
York City, to. n. B. Green 4 Co. Worcester Mass
sid by one Druggist in every town in the United
States. '1u
Given under my hand and seal,
CTL. CHEESEMAN, Nj. D. .
R. B. HUTUH1NG5 General Agent for the limited
States, 1876 Chambers ST. New York, all orders
should be addressed.
u Sold by NJ. B Green Co.. Worcester.
dS dawG.n
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Worcester, May 25th, 1858.

THE SLAVE TRADE.-It is stated and the
statement appears to be well authenticated, that
the Committee of Foreign Relations of the Uni.
ted States Senate have recently acted upon a
motion of Mr.. Slidell to annul that part of the
arrangement with England and France by which
we agree to keep naval force of eighty guns on
the coast of Africa, to prevent the slave trade.
The proposition of Mr.. Slidel was negatived in
the Committee-Messrs. Slidell, Mason, and
Polk voting in the affirmative, and Messrs
Douglas, Crttenden, Seward and Foot in the
negative. The majority deserve the thanks of
the friends of humanity for their opposition to
this nefarious measure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

MECHANICS HALL CoNoERT.-It should be
generally understood that the proceeds of the
Concert by Fiskes Cornet Band tomorrow even
ing, are to be applied toward the liquidation of
the debts incurred by the building of our beau
tlful Mechanics Association. This concert is a
direct appeal not alone to the mechanics, but to
all the citizens of Worcester, who are so Justly
proud of this elegant structure, and we cannot
but hope it will be literally responded to. They
offer as an equivalent to the admission fee, a
very attractive programme comprising a variety
of pieces, which will please all. Mechanics Of
Worcester Citizens of Worcester fill the house
to its utmost capacity on Monday evening. 1t is
worthy cause, aud let each one exert himself to
secures large audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

JUSTICE IN ENeLAND.-In England, lately.
a number of important trials have taken place.
The clergyman named Radcliffe, ffty-five
years of age, who forged certificate of the
decease of his co trustee, by.whieh he obtain.
ed sole possession of $500O has been SEN
fenced to ten years penal serviiude.
Hammond Barrow, the wholesale sta
TONERS of London, convicted of forging ac-
ceptances to the extent of G2OO, have each
been awarded fifteen years transportation.
The Duke of Cleveland's butler, found
guilty of a series of entertainments has been
awarded ten years penal servitude.
The lad named Selless, who killed his play-
mate in fight, with the Superintendent of
Police who melted the young prisoner to con.
tnue the struggle, and suggested the fatal
blow have been found guilty of manslaugh-
ter, but recommended to mercy Baron Mar
tin sentenced the youth to one DAYS impris.
onment, and the policeman Handbook to
three months with hard labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

PHoNoeRAPHIc CLAss.-This evening, Mr.
Kendall will commence his class in photography
in Writings music room, Mechanics Hall. Let
all those who would like to substitute rapid and
beautiful method of writing, calculated to keep
pace with thought, and in keeping with the i'm
provements Of the age, attend We are request
ed to say that. if it be required, there will be a
day class aud an evening class, and that private
lessons will be given if desired.
Mr.. Kendall is an excellent teacher, and those
who avail themselves of his services will have
cause to rejoice at the step they have taken to
acquire knowledge of so important an art.
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ed for the preservation of the cultivated por-
ton Of these lands, the waters at times be
come unmanageable, and, breaking through
the levees. spread devastations around. The
city of New Orleans has been partially mum
daled by crevasees which occurred in Ievees
above 1.-THE frst,was in 1885, the second
IN 1871, the third in l799 the fourth in 1916,
and the fifth in lS49. This spring the river
is unusually high, higher indeed than it has
been since 1919 but the levees in the vicinity
OF the city are so well watched, and kept in
such thorough state of repair, that the New
Orleans Pieayune says that no fears of an
overflow are entertained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

The BoRDER TROUBLES IN KANzAs-A Topn
Reported Burned. st. Louis, May 2S.-The
Jefferson City correspondent of the Republican
states that a petition has. been recsived by
Gov. Stewart from a number Of citizens Of
Bates and CAss Counties, Mo-, asking that
measures be taken for their protection against
Montgomery's Kanzas banditti, who had in
vaded Missouri aud committed various rob-
berries and outrages in the above mentioned
counties, and were preparing for more ex-
teasive foray into the State.
The Leavenworth correspondent. of the
same paper says that Montgomery's men
burned the town Of Butler, in Kanzas, on the
night Of the 2lst inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

The SOUTHERN CoNvBNTIoN.-The Boston
TraeeHer thinks that if the fire eaters in the
South should succeed in so improbablea thing
as dividing the Union, they would not relieve
themselves from the difficulty under which
they have so long labored. They would still
have North. The Traveller, speaking of the
debate in the Southern Convention, saws:
There are two things established by this de-
bate. The first is, that if the .ecesslonists
should ever succeed in their designs, and set
up new Union, (Which would be a very diff
ferent thing from the 'new Una, there wonld
be an ultra Southern party there, inst as ram
pant as that which is now blazing awav' at
the existing Union, without often hitting it.
In the second place, the ultras would treat
Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Tennessee
Kentucky, and the rest of the old slave States,
just as they now treat New England. They
would not be able to get along without a
North, to abuse, to curse, and to vilify. New
England, in an especial manner, would have
to be made good to them and Virginia.
Maryland, Delaware, and one or two more
States would be made to do duty for the land
of pedlars. South Carolina would be con-
verted into New York, and Georgia would
become an undrabbed PENNSYLVANIA. Chival-
ny would go, not West, like empire. hut
South, would leave the Potomac, and the
Yadkin, aud the Edisto for the Rio Bravo of
The North, so unirequently are words and
things alike. The ultras cannot change the
order Of nature, and though they should
abolish the North, that would exist even If
the Union should be shattered into three and
thirty pieces; The Virginians would be chang
ed into Yankees, and would be compelled to
mako money, get up temperance societies.
abolish slavery, and perhaps have even A
'Liberator' in Richmond, in which city fuot.
tive slaves would occasionally be caught. In
view Of this terrible prospect, as a conse.
quenco Of the dissolution OF the Union, Wiz.
ginia had better dissolve her Connection with
disunion politicians"
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SUICIDE IN SrURBRIDGB.-O Friday last Mr..
Edward B. Knapp Of Sturbridge left his house
in the morning, and his wife supposed that he
was working for Holmes, one Of their neighbors.
But he did not return at night, and it proved
that he had not been at Mr. Holiness Search
was therefore made for him, and he was found
dead the next morning with piece Of rope
about his neck, and a corresponding piece on
tree, where, probably, he hung himself. Mr..
Knapp had had insane terms for years past, and
had been an inmate Of the Lunatie Hospital in
this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-31

The SEASON IN EuRoPE.-The English papers
report that the weather was very cold during the
first two weeks of May. severe frost occurred
on the night Of the 7th inst, and thick coating
Of ice was formed on Saltwater. A violent storm
Of wind and rain, amounting almost to a hurri-
cane, had visited London Considerable damage
was done on the Surrey side Of the Thames, and
the rain fell in such torrents that il is said the
water in some Of the roads was, Tor brief inter-
val, over foot deep.
The weather in France had been very unseason-
able, and snow had fallen in some sections-a
very rare occurrence in the month Of May.
The Weather at Aadrid.-A Madrid letter Of
che 9th says:
1" We have most extraordinary weather. Yes
terday we had a severe snow storm, and the mer-
~ month OF May looked in upon Madrid and
found it frosted over like one Of Guntere wedding
cakes. In the provinces the mountains are all
covered with snow" =