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Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04
M kASSACHUSETTs MUTUAL LIFE
AFA INSURANCE COMPANY SPRINGFIELD.

Capital aud Surplus SO 10000 81.
WIN. $. GOODWIN, Agent for Worcester County. or
nee No. b Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass
This popular and highly successful Company has Just
terminated the seventh year of its business and after
paying its losses and expenses, has added thirty
thousand dollars during the past year Its fund
Combining all the advantages Of Mutua with the safe
ty of Stock Company, the Directors having personal
pecuniary interest in its management Il recommends it
self to the patronage Of all those who believe
their duty to TO provide for their families others by
policy OF Life Insurance Pamphlets and circulars
hbiting the condition Of the Company and its Of
ransacting businessi also, blank applications and
for ehectng insurance may obtained at the Office Of
the mt in Worcester, of the Company at Spring.
field. dis3m a.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04
n TICE TO TlsE sICK.


offering to the community mis- justly celebrated rem
edles for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing dc
not wish to trhe with the life or health Of the afflicted
but simply to Sy before them the testimonials Of mum
bet Of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which tbs
suffering judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions false state
eHts Of the efficacy OF his medicines, will he hold
any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
doctor solicits inquiry from the afflicted, ino all ne
publishes feeling assured they viii find them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04

Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DocT0R HILL-Dear Sir This is to certify that
my was Of very bad humor in the blood, but
truly say that yo1r valuabie medicines have cured
me- and I recommend all that sick to call upon you
for you cure them. Yours, truly, l., L.
Worcester, Mass,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04

or the drainage OF Sinks, Cellars. Water Closets &C.
manufactured Is Mechanic street. These pipes are
from hree inches in diameter two long and
constructed that hey may be easily put together
making complete and desirable drain without the great
expense attending the laying of brick drains.
List OF prices at the yard
inch Ia cents per foot
. is "
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FE NJ A LES.
Infdllibie in correcting, regulating, and removing
oil distractions, from lgh9tsGer cause, and
allgags snceessfut as a rest0ratiUe.

These pills nothing new, but have been used by the
doctors for many years both 10 France and Amerca With
unparalleled success in case; and he is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used theTl, 20 maE Z
the Pills public for the alienation Of those sufeugs from
any irregularities whatever well to prevent in
crease Of faulty where health will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, those surprising themselves
ar cautioned against using lhese Pills The in that con
diton the the proprietor responsibility af
ter the above admonitiCn although their ndness would
prevent any mischief to he2hi onerzise the Pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
Rist 25l Main street Of Mechanic street Wor
cester, Mass and by JAMES GRsEN, III Main street
Worcester, Mass ladies' by enc osing them el can
have the Gllden Pills any part OF the c. untry
Confidently, by return mail Sold also by A. Brr lett
Clinton; James B. Lane Fitchburg; Cantreu & Son Dan
elsonvllei A Houghton Athol Depot; Bach Son Prov
dece Weeks Potter, koston, and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union.
n. B,-Ladies, be particular in asking for "Dr. Dupon
co.'s Golden Pills. and that the signature is on the
box you viii then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they no secret com
pound, but are made known to all concerned
pp6 d1r
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Worcester, S.
At meeting of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County Of Wor
cester, on the third Tuesday of June, A. D. 1858,
A. D. 1858.
WH EREAs, upon the petition Of WILLIAM
w ADAMS and n others, for the location OF q
County road from the village in North Brookfeld to the
Depot Of the Western Railroad Corporation at East
Brookdeld, or for alterations 10 the old road due pro
ceedngs having been had thereon considered aud
adjudged by said County COmmi sioners, at meeting
by them held on the second Tuesday Of 4ptember A. D.
1891 that common convenience and necessity required
that new County road be laid out and located the
Ioute therein described commencing at point in the
road leading through the village Of North Brookfeld at
or near the Town House in said town. thence In south
easerly direction to point in the road leading from
East Brookhed to Surbrd ge, at the Depot of
the Western Railroad Corporation at East Brookfeld.
1t thereupon Ordered, That notice be given to all
persons and Cornorstons interested therein that said
Commissioners will hold meeting at the Town House
in North field, in said County, on THURSDAY,
the twenty third day Of September 1853 OF the
clock IN the afternoon, by publishing attested copy
of said Adjudication and of this Order thereon the
Worcester Daily Spy, anewspaper printed in Worcester
in said County, once in week for three Weeks
lively, the last publication to be fourteen days. at least
before the day last aforesaid.
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff of said
County, or his Deputy, the Town Clerks of the said
town OF North Brookeld and the town Of Brookhed in
said county, with atestsd copy of said Adjudication
and Order, thirty days. least, and also post up an
attested copy thereof in two public places in each of said
towns of North Brookhed and BroOkhed fourteen days,
at least before the day last aforesaid at which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to lay out
locate and establish the Oouty road aforesaid, and to
hear all persons and Corporations interested therein who
may then and there desire to be heard thereon; and
assess such damages any person Corporation may
sustain by reason Of the location and construction Of said
road as aioresaid and to do whatever else may legally
be done in the premises.
Attest: JOS. MASON, CLERK.
copy of the Adjudication and Of the order Of notice
thereon. Attest; Jos. MASON, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04

DooT0R @. A. HLL-sr: [ will say that your medi
ine has benefited much My health is much better
han it vas when commenced taking It. thinkit vii
cure me- Ihave been troubled with the pain in my
head but since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkin
that you might like to hear how l was getting along,
have taken the liberty address these lines you.
remain sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. @ @.
Rutland, Nov 8. 1854 dtf taf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04

EOPATHIO YsIOIAN
OFFfoR AND RESIDENCE 112 MAN 81. OFFICE HoUIs
FROM TO 9, AND TO o'CLooK P.
Woreegter Ort 20 1859
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04

This oertiaes that my wife afflicted with q weak
her. J.F.B.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04
Kerosene Lamps,

WORCESTER LYCEUM AND LIE
w BRARY Ass0OIATI0N.-Ther will be a meet
ing OF the Worcester Lyceum and Library Association
On MONDAY Evening, Sept 9th. at O'Clock, at their
Room in Worcester Bank Block to vots upon the matter
oi altering the by laws with reference to the admission
ices OF life MEMBERS and to hear the report of Commit
tee appointed by the Roard Of Directors to nominate
committee to make arrangements for Fair to be given
oY the Association, the coming fall winter Also to
act upon any other business that may legally come before
the Association. ALANsON GARY Rec aecsv
So d2t .
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04

DARE CHANGE FOR BUsENESS,-A
a& small stock Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods and Of the best stands in the city for
sale 1t is offered for sale because the present owner Is
obliged to leave the business account Of his health
Address Box 356 Worcester Post Office dsf 81
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-04
ENEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

w ekEeh CeAebEaABA SSMtSNhRA AFomnAtC
SChuHPps.
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the pro
pretor schedsm, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use by process peculiar to his ictory Il is the
pure Ticnture Of the Italian Juniper Berry whose more
vnors extract is distilled and reothed with its spirtuous
solvent which thus becomes concentrated tncure Of
exquisite favor and aroma, altogether transcendent in
Is cordial and medicinal properties any acholc slim
uant nov made in the world. 1t is now prescribed by
more than 5000 in the United States in casey
Of Gravel Gout, DroPsy and Bladder and Kidney Com
plants.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles in cases Of one dos
qs and cases If two doz. pts end for sale by all the
Druggists and Country Merchants.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Bes yer st New York.
The Proprietor takes this liberty Of referring to the fol
pbvsicfsps N States hava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
Our Sc. Petersburg Correspondence.

TT. PETERSBURG. March ~, lsOS.
Progress Of Inc Emancipation dgitation--An fmps-
rial Committee Organized-1 Consul sent 10 ia
pan Trade Of the 8mooT-A lVep Commercial
Company Communication rih California. Mar
rage Fties- Death in High Circles.
The serf question has entered new phasis which
will tend to accelerate its final settlement. Seeing
that the adhesion of the nobility TO the proposals
made them come in much slower than was antioi-
pated and that the whole nation was kept in a state
Of suspense that might lead TO dangerous agitation,
government has determined 20 take the matter in
hand itself and 10 exchange the passive part il had
played hitherto for an active one. A special com
mitee has been appointed, presided over by the En-
peror in person, and in his absence by Prince Orlof
President Of the Council Of the Empire 90 deliberate
upon the measures necessary to accomplish the con-
templsted reform without further delay. II is COM
posed Of twelve members, viz:--Grand Duke Con-
stantne, Count Bloudoff, Prince Gogarn Count Ad-
lerherg Ianskoy minister Of the lnterior), Count
Panin minister of Justice), Baron Kor, Gen. Tche
kin director General of Public Works.. General Mi
chael Moaroveif Minister Of the Imperial Domains)
Prince Dolgorouky, Brock minister OF Finance) and
General RostootsoH, with NJ Bout koG as secretary
Thus the affair is entrusted to the leading statesmen
of the empire, including the first orVinators Of the
scheme of emancipation, particularly Grand Duke
Constantine, who is considered by some people as
the real Emperor OF Russia under The name Of his
brother. il is evident from this that the idea of
leaving il entirely TO the good feeling and sefabne
CATION Of the serf owners has been virtually aban-
doped, and that gentle pressure will be employed
against them if they should hesitate any longer TO
comply with the wishes Of the government.
No doubt great deal u heart burning will
he excited among them by this course. and it Ger.
tainly converts what would have appeared a grace.
ful act Of patriotism the part Of the nobility into
a concession extorted from them by Che immediate
and unmisiakeabe interference Of imperial authori.
ty TO which however, in this instance must be add.
ed the force Of public opinion. To make up for II
loan Of fifty million roubles is talked Of which will
be contracted by government partly to indemnify
the more INDECENT portion Of the propretors for the
loss they sustain by the emancipation Of their bonds
men, and partly 10 enable the latter to purchase the
and allotted 10 them, without passing through The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
Our Hong Kong Correspondence

UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI.
HoNG koNG, Jan. Is. 1855.
d'Jiroi at Hong kong-7ae Capture Of Can't
Amount Of the British Force in the Chinese s.,
Probable Departure Of Mr. Reed for !Shangh
Narai Court Marfiais-American Shippin
Hong Kong, Sc. SC.
Our staunch old ship reached here on the
inst. After emerging from the ATTITUDES of etc
summer il was anything but pleasant TO feel {
blood chilled by the cold fogs which fall from
colder looking mountains that surround us d.
the first three days after our arrival.
The first news that greeted us was that Ca
had been taken. with large amount Of treasure
the unlucky Governor leh made prisoner b,
Weston barbarians." Canton was not taken
ever, without considerable loss, whatever ma
stated to the contrary. Among the killed was
the bodies Of Captain VIM. Thornton Bate and
tenant Hackett, two of the most meritoriou
effective officers of the ROYAL navy. The surv
are suffering greatly from the efectSof diarrhn.
few DAYS ago one OF the British gunboats steam,
ne with her foremost shot away. They have vt
sent twenty of these boats on the Canton !
mounting fortyiour guns. and along the entire
thev have stationed thirty four vessels Of all ia
carving five hundred and seventy.nine n,akii
ali six hundred and twenty.threc British gums
China waters. What part OF the Celestial vi
Inc terrible paws of the British lion will chl',
next is difficult TO conjecture. but with such
mense force at his disposal il is not presumed
lord Elgn will stop at trines.
IL is reported throughout the squadron On
soon as the weather becomes warmer we
proceed with our Minister northward proh,l
Shanghai; and this is my opinion too; FOR
Canton has been taken his occupation is &,
that quarter.
The spar deck Of the Mississippi is crowd,
day IN consequence OF the trial by court mart
one Of the best naval ieutenants In the service.
case Of Owen McNally, seaman, charged with
ing the sergeant Of the guard and other mu
conduct, will also he brought before the same
Of which Captain Du Pont is President e.
pass this case without expressing my opinion
as long as the system Is carried out of sppo'
foreigners TO the position OF noncomms,
officers such things will always occur. Amp
will not submit TO be tyrannized over nv forc'
unable 10 speak their language intelligibiv
lealth VI our crew is excellent; there has bee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
THE GREAT OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
Special Correspondent. Of the Herald.

PLYMOUTH England March %. 1858.
-srrirai of he Umted State, Fr5gafe Niagara in
Plymouth, England Her Reception Thsre-Hos.
yifdiify Of the Peopie PREPARATION for me Ian.
sing Of the atlantic Telegraph CoJs N,rf summer
Condition Of tie Entorprise and Prospects of
Sucoess-One Word Sent Through Ttreniytoo
yfrndred Maes Of cable in a Minute-7he Col.
ine Commenced on he Agdmsmnon- Tie Vork
on ne Niagara 70 Begin in Fer Days, &C., &c.
The United states frigate Niagara arrived at this
port on the 23d inst, after passage Of little over
tbirtecB days. She left New York on Tuesday, the
met, pbeut iopI slYck IN the alIerloeD, and o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
France.

OTHER CABINET CHANGES SPOKEN OF--gEw spar
Observation-Disclosures CREDIT AND TRADE
ANOTHER NPERrAL VISIT TO ENGLAND RI NOR
IN PARIs.
II stated that Count do Persieny, late
England, is to become Minister Of State and head OF
Cabinet and household o: the Emperor. NJ Fould is
peced to take the department, Of the Minister OF Fnsnc
Pelissier was not expected 10 leave Paris TOR Lon,
until after Faster.
The E.pranoe Of Nantes was to be suspended On
count Of lis political views.
Several persons had been sentenced 10 foe add
prsonmept Mt Ruiiec for attending an evangelical IN.
ing, which va. held contrary to Law.
meeting Of several influential bsnkers railway dh
tors and others had been held at the suggestion at
Minister Of Finance TO consider the beet mode OF rev
public credit Their recommendations involved mer
some charges In the conduct Of the Bourse.
IL was ruInored that the Emperor would aga a rs
visit 10 Queer Victoria, at Osborne this summer.
The persons lately arrested aud sent 10 Ianbessa rn
the new penal code are, II Is said, divided into N
olsssee and those OF the third class 10 he pcrni
so return 10 France after two mouths couluoment la
Tcnltcntary at lambessa
The trade accounts received from the departments
still unavorabc, and the chipping interests snfs
severely. Some commercial ORDERS had been rece
from the United Sistes, but 10 . much smaller prooor
than In former years.
The weather continued most favorable for the CT
and wheat had declining tendency.
The London Post denies that Persigny had been app,
cd Minister Of State.
The lNord says that military preparations were D
urgently pressed IN all the grca, ports OF France.
The Paris Bourse had exhibited much 1rmness, and
iunds had reached the highest point attained FOR
time.
Csbine. councils were being held daily a, the Tdle
presided by the Emperor, 10 consider the provs
depression, and doubtful report tina, ar
preach 20 free u ade Ia DC made forthwith.
The trial Of the rioters nj Chalona was expected TO
10 some serious disclosures relative 10 secret societies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
The Supply of Specie I'm Russia.
lst Petersburg March 12l Correspondence of the 10
Post


For some time specie has been extraordinari'
scarce in this country, SO much SO that caricatn
has appeared representing an antiquary keeping
silver rouble among his rare coins. What becom,
of all the coin puzzles political economists; some sa
that the money changers melt it down for export
ton; Others that the people hoard it. Yet the mil
here produces coin amounting to twelve thousar
roubles a day. In the fortress, where the mint
established, there are large quantities of the preciop
metals In one room at recent visit, saw lor
piles OF silver ingets, OF square form, eat
weighing eighty pounds, and number
others of conica form of nearly equal weigl
The first came from the Russian mines the latt
were purchased at Hamburg. ] also perceived
number Of ingots of gold placed on iron shelves.
TO the time OF Peter the Great there was less OF
yer and gold than of pearls and precious stones
Russia; but lie caused the mountains of his empi
to be examined, and the result was the discovery
silver mines in the Altai and of gold mines in
Oural. In the production OF the precious met
Russia is now the third country in the world, Al
tralia and America being the first two; she produc
annually about $500 kegrommes of gold of {
value Of $1,000 ,o00fr., and II ,lt0 of silver OF
value Of 5000 00fr In my visit 10 the fortress
saw medal struck TO show how the machine
works. IL bore on one side the likeness of Count
kisseef, now Russian Ambassador at Paris and
ON the other the phrase, whatever good you do
them you do TO me, i" auding TO the counts most
ternai administration of the crown serfs during
seventeen years that he was placed over the depa
ment OF the imperial domains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

Greek and Roman history the sayers Of tyrant
were extolled, and the magistrates own children
mght AT That moment be reciting, with the glow OF
nanliratioh on their youthful countenances, such
wfeatne my sword, &c. Mr.. Leverson proceeded
10 recne several pieces of this description He next
asked me magistrate If he was prepared to risk the
agitation which this committal would give rise TO
and the riots that might follow.
Mr.. Jardne-Ihat argument is one which cannot
be allowed at all. have nothing to do with the
question whether the prosecution is proper one ,
and all those consequences to which you have re-
ferred ought not to enter into my consideration
Mr.. Leverson-Ihey are part Of the question whe.
ther a jury will convict.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures jury will be influenced bn
popular opinion is question with which have no
thing to do am bound TO suppose that thew vii,
do their duty, and give their verdict according 10
the facts proved in evidence and the law laid down
by the judge.
Mr.. Leverson continued at some length to resstate
his principal arguments and concluded by remjndno
the magistrate that he not only the servant Of
the Crown but also the guardian of the people,,
liberties, which could only be maintained by the ut.
most freedom of the press.
Mr.. Bodkin-Sir: II is for those who instruct Mr.
Leverson to consider whether his course is calcuated
to promote the interests of the defendant but G anv
justification were wanted for the course the govern
ment have taken in instituting this prosecution
it would be that a gentleman who is on the roll
OF attorneys Of this country should stand n,
and defend the doctrines that are PROMULGATED
in tins infamous pamphlet Mr.. Leverson, who
has referred to some parts of the pamphlet, SEEM
to have wholly forgotten--what he oughtnot-tha
in some parts the writers refer to the late attemp
on the life of the Emperor and express their regre
that they cannot claim share in Che honor If tina
is not a direct Indictment to murder 1 don't know
what the English or any other language means
There cannot be dearer privilege than the libert,
OF the press, and believe it is enjoyed in England
to the utmost extent. No one wishes to interfer
with it; but when see pamphlets directly ncitin,
to murder lsay that they are abhorrent to the com
mon feelings of every civilized nation, ana peculiar
y abhorrent to the English. The learned co,lnse
went on to say that Mr.. Leverson argument amount
ed to this-that the law was all wrong and every d,
cison that had been made was erroneous. The Law
was not to be frttered or talked away in that mar
ner. The only duty of the magistrate was to con
NIT the prisoner, unless he could find suretes for hi
appearance to take his trial.
Suretes were now in attendance, the proper motto
having been given.
The sureties having been accepted, the recosn
zances entered into and the defendant was Sc
at liberty.
The translation of the pamphlet mentioned by N
Bodkin was afterwards attached to the deposition
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24

Now is Your CHANCE.-Mr. John w.
Mathis will offer for sale on the 22nd of
January noxt-if not sold privately be.
fore--his valuable farm, situated one mile
above this city, Immediately on the river,
and containing about 300 acres. This is
one Of the most desirable farms anywhere
near Clarksyillc, and as property in and
around the city issteadily advancing, there
ID no doubt but that there is a consider
able speculation to be rude in this pur-
chase, lie proposes, however, if desired,
to cut it up in lots to suit purchasels-
There is on the premises plenty of water
good orchard, a good brick dwelling,
and some four or iFe good dwelling sites f;
and in fact, everything that could be de-
sired for good farm, Head his advcr.
Nsemcnt,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
NJ A Il Il I + d.


On the Goth inst, by Elder w. C. Rogers, Mr..
ROBERT c. Gibbons, formerly of Alabama, to Miss
MAMIE l.. WHEATLY, OF this city.
On the l6 h inst, in this county, by the Rev!
Jordan Moore, Mr. JoHS A. MTERs, to Miss MAR
TIA JENNINGS, of Palmyra, Tenn.
On the Goth inst, by the Rev. E. Vaughn, MIR.
JNo + BARNES, of the firm of Beaumont Il Barnes
of this city, to Mrs, NJ. J MooSE, of Christian
county, Ky.
On the 2lst inst, by Elder w. C Rogers, NJ
JONI X. SMITH, of this city, to Mrs. MARY Hor-
KlNs, OF Christian County, k.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. N. F. Gill, Mr.
NICHOLAS f. BAGwELL and Miss ELIZABETH c.
daughter of Rev. Henry Burney, of this county
"Happy they the happiest of their kind
Whom genter stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts their fortunes and their beings blend
lis not the coarGer tie of human laws,
Unnatural Oft and foreign to the mind,
That binds their peace, but harmony itself,
Auuning all their passions into love"
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. A. Coke, at tho resi-
dencs of tho BRIDES mother in Montgomery Co ,
Mr.. S. J. MATHEWS, of Turnersville, Tenn, to
Miss Lou MoSRow.
al saw two clouds at morn,
Hinged with the rising sun,
Ana in the dawn they floatcd on
And mingled into one" A.