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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

IMAM N A NY II A L L II 0 T e L
Corner of Nassau and Frankfort streets, Opposite
the Park and City Hall,
N E w Y o h K
This celebrated hotel is still conducted on the
European Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and meals may be ordered in the large and spacious
Refcetory for
Ladies'. as well ms GemtIemeu,
Having recently added Elegant Pator for the accom-
mediation Of Ladies' This popular Hotel is In the imme
diate vicinity Of Business and places OF Amusement,
and offers every inducsment to those who consult con-
venience and economy.
Parties going to CALIFORNIA EUROPE, will be furnish.
ed with all TIT Information desired and be protected in
the purchase Of passage tickets.
mch26 dam CHARLES BROWN Propyietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
MEDICINES.
& P &c l A L n o TIC 2

FRI II. MARTIN would Inform his lends
~ and the public generally that he for the present.
ocated in WORCESTER, at
No. so Austin Street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
Pulmonary Consumption,

Which is the scaurge OF the civiised world.
This lrighul disease, which carries of one fourth Of
sl who die annually ihsour country, DIR MARTYR
knows, from long and successful treatment n be ouHA.
in proof of Tnich he refers to his numerous patients
10 all the large towns in this county mchS0 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

Exhibition and Sales Room for Worcester County,
eos Main Street, WOrcesIeT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27

principal regulators ofthe
performs its functions well
are fully developed. The
n dependent on the healthy
proper performance of its
ach is ct fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
Live having ceased to do
Of that organ, one Of the
his study, in a practice Of
to find some remedy where
many arrangements to
medy is at last found, any
Complaint in any of its
. bottle, and conviction lie
morbid or bad matter from
, their place a healthy fo#of
ach, causing food to digest
giving tone ann health to
moving the case Of the
cure.
cured, and, iUhGt is bet.
Occasional use cf the Lin
sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-27
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
D-I G RD o N s
Irish Linens. Damasks, sc.

The public will please bear ia mind that the GENUINE
GOODS always sealed with the full signature Of the
arm, viz;
:. RICHARDSON, SONS 5 OWDEN.
J BULLOCKE & J. R LOCKE, Agents,
% d3m Sc Church 81, near Barclsy ST., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

The police at The Deputy 6up9iatendent's ONCE
succeeded in recovering the greater part Of the
money thus fiaudulenty obtained. Whom win these
emigrsnt swipdiers be crushed outy
There was very little business transacted In the
General Sessions yesterday. jas. Mahoney indicted
for stealing watch from Joseph P. Willis, pleaded
guilty to petit larceny, and was remanded for SEN
tence- John Tubbs pleaded guilty to an assault and
battery on Henry Jennings; he will be sentenced on
the last day Of the term. Joseph Heslop was tried
the second time for stealing o horse and waeou
worth $3.50, the property of Chss. Routh. The jury
failing to agree on both occasions it "a not probable
that he will be placed on trial again.
The anniversary of the settlement OF Ohio was
celebrated yesterday at Marietta. The only survi-
of the party Of fortyseven which settled there
ip 1857 was present Speeches were delivered by
: sA---..s Thomas Ewing and others.
,ne -four mill of MIR. Homer Ramsdell, about
mile south of Newburg, was consumed by fire on
Tuesday night. The loss is about SIS 900. Two
weeks ago Mr.. Ramsdel sustained loss of Sl2 900
or sl5 600 by the burning ofhis barn.
The cattle market showed increased activity yes
terday, the supply being somewhat short. Although
the quality of cattle on the market was merely ordi
nary yet prices advanced fully one cent over those
of last week. For veal calves there was moderate
demand with but few sales at the highest rates. The
demand was good for sheep and lambs, with more
sales than usual at the highest quotations The sup
ply WAS rather light. An active demand prevailed
for hogs, and higher prices were offered. The de-
Ihand for dressed hogs was brisk and sales were
readily effected at our quotations.
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about $50
bales. The market closed firm at 12c and straight lines,
which SCARCE, held at higher rates. while mid
ding Cults at l2c Flour opened dull, but at the
coee exhibited strength while prices without
change Of moment sales made 10 fair extent to
the domestic trade with gales Of lots for export
Wheat was cold TO fair exten' at rates given in
other place Corn advanced about &C. per bushel with
sales Of yellow both the spot and 70 arrive 75c
Pork again advanced with active sales including at
ST. IS $i So closing a; the latter figure and Of prime
at sl4 Sl4 10. Sugars Arm, with sales of about
1000 hhds at prices given in another place. Coaee
quiet and sales limited. Freghts inactive, while
rates without change OF Importance. Wheat In bags
taken to Liverpool at 4sd; terce beet al 2Ss AMI
cotton TO Ill up at I'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA.
>~~~~~S>~>>>>-~~y>sSs>"S~-
TIN uDNAGAS GOVERNMENT OVER THROwU.

BNnMoRs, April 7, 1863.
Tho bark w. R. Taylor has arrived In Hampton Roads.
BY her we have aguayra dates of the Goth Of March
The intelligence in reference TO the revolution In vcas-
xuea is highly important
General Monags, President Of the republic fearful r
being overtbrowu by the revolutionary party, his
resignation to Congress tho 18th Of March, which vas
accepted and provisional government recognized, d
the head Of which General Castro The latter has ap-
pointed the following Minister'S
W. UrutA.. Secretary OF Foreign Affairs
G. Tord ................. Secretary Of Finances.
W. r. Torar.. Secretary Of Interior.
General R. Soto Secretary Of War and Navy.
General Monsgas and the late Secretary of Foreign
Affairs, ST. Jacnto Garrez the collective no
lection Of the diplomatic body.
Leon della Cova Consul to Philadelphia, came passenger
in tho W. R Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

sent In Tor bleeding Kansas likewise we should
like to hear about the anal disposition Of that
thousand dollar draft which he carried In his
pocket for some time; and, further, what be-
came of the funds in his hands during the con-
test for Speaker Of the late House of Repre-
sentativea If we are to he indicted for pub
fishing mans card, we must insist that the
philosopher Of the Tribune shall at least be
washed up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

coat This was magni6ed into statement thai
he had taken OF bis coat to knock down the 0p-
posing counsel Nothing could be more absurd
or more opposed to the facts We are informed
that Judge Whiting is now on the track a
some extraordinary Corporation swindle which
will open the eyes of the tax payers and
create a great explosion. II is very certain
that, once on the scent, Mr.. Whiting is not the
person to give up the same until it Is fairly run
down
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

ERRORS ExCEPTED-Mrs. Biddy Bigelow, e
the Evening Pos, makes mistake when shs
states that the HERALD il the organ of the ad-
ministration The fact Is the administration II
the organ of the HERALD. Mrs. Biddy Bigelow's
bib and tucker should be better attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

ExJUDGE WHITING AND 1HE CORPORATION
SwfN~KRs--H is pretty well known that cx-
Judge James X. Whiting is very keen on the
scent of the Corporation gsindlers He com
bines the perseverance, of the terrier with the
grip Of the bulldog. As Mr.. Whiting looks
more to facts than 10 forms, he has q certain
bruSveyit and rougbncss of manner which is not
calculated TO advance his personal popularity.
II is this perhaps, which makes him somewhat
unpopular with the reporters Of the daily press,
who do not always treat him rairiy For
example. while he was engaged in case the
other day, be bad OCCASION 70 remove his over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

ANOTHER CoNvERT.-It IL said that the great
unwashed of the Tribune has gone over with
Awful Gardner 10 the ranks of the elect. II is
TO be hoped tina, il they baptise him in any river
they will wash him clean while they arc about
II. IF be makes full confession Of his sins, we
trust that he will tell what became of the thirty
thousand dollars which was subscribed to get
up revolution in ireland; also aboutths money
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

INVENTIONS FOR THE PARAGUAY FxPEDrTIoN.--
The Memphis, the only chartered steamer at
present at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, having yes
terday received from Washington several packages
of Hale's new fire rocket, is ready for sea- and
will go out to-day, should the weather be fair.
This celebrated rocket will, il is said, etetnally
discomfort and route any body Of soldiers, particu-
larry Dragons among whose ranks itmay be thrown,
and as the adviees from Paraguay give color to the
rumor that the expedition is likely TO have some land
lighting to do, the Secretary of the Navy has com
sdered il advisable to furnish sailors and marines
with some means Of defense. The Paraguay expedi-
ton has given new notorety to three recent in
Yentions whose patentees will doubtless reap some
pecuniary benefit from having their discoveries
brought thus prominently before the public The
first of these is the very novel anchor which went out
in the Fulton, and which was minutely described by
our correspondent board that vessel Its great at
traction consists in the fact that by throwing it over
board in even the rOughest weather. the ships would
be forciby held fast. The next is Messrs. Kreehl b
Husteds renowned submarine blasting apparatus,
which underwent thorough and serntinzing examF
nation at the Brooklyn Navy Yard few evenings
since previously to its being put on board the Menu
phis and which is designed to operate on the sunken
vessels and river snags, that report says Lopez has
placed in the rivers the borders OF Paraguay The
result of the trial referred to in every respect
satisfactory as we have already stated. The novelty
attached to the expedition is the rocket to which
have Just alluded, and of which good supply goes
out to Buenos Ayres. What use may be made Of
these things remains Of course to he seen.
IN. Y Journal of Com. of Tuesday.
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THE New BELL OF WEsTMINsrER.-Th great bell
only was tried yesterday says the London Times Of
the 10Th ult and not with the hammer, but with the
clnpper. The first few strokes were ieebly given to
see that all was clear about the monster and this fact
being satisfactorily ascertained, some men were set
to work to pull down the tarpaungs which hung
round the open arches of the beLchamber to pro
tect the Workmen from the keen wind, but which.
on this OCCASION would have kept in the sound
sufficiently to halfdeafen all in the tower. 1t was
impossible however, to remove a wooden boarding
on the north side the temporary wooden roof over
the bell so that the trial made under certain dis
advantages. The rope of the eapper then passed
down to the clock chamber, where Mr.. Denson, set
ting to work with will made the bell speak in tones
not likely to be forgotten by those who heard
them in the belfry The first stroke was slight, but
afterwards it came peal after peal, in tremendous
volume of sound, that was actually painful. IL seem
ed to swell and grow upon the air. with vibration
that thrilled every bone in the listeners body with
painful jar, becoming louder and louder with each
gigantic clang till shruuk from the awful rever
berations from something tangible and dangerous
to meet Many went upon the haustrade outside the
chamber, to avoid the waves of sound that seemed
eddyjng round the tower but the escape was only
partial relief the great din seeming alos to pene-
trate the stonework of the batements, and jar the
| yery place in which one stood.
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gtn 0rItaus 9siIp Grsst,rl.


A INDUSTRIOUS G0URHAND. - Alfred Cofbyn
negro, haiIing from New London Conn. performed
the wonderful feat Of eating three dozen taIIog
candles, Eve pounds Of salt pork shilling loaf of
bread, and then swallowing pint Of lamp oil aud
whisky. The affair came of in the Five Points 81
Thursday 10 the pre- sence Of several hunFed thieves
loafers, etc. The feat was performed for wager 81
5l5, out of which shareholders cheated the negro
leaving him to pay the bill at CraWnissgFocery In
short while after the groceries in question bad been
disposed Of, Corbyn became quite IL and was com
peed to stretch himself ont on the sidewalk where
he was found by officer Carr, Of the Fifth precinct
police, apparently more dead than alive. He was
placed on cart and conveyed to the station house
where police surgeon Waterman was called to attend
him. BY means Of a powerful emetic Corbyn was IN
duced to part with his Candles but he positively ne
fused t3 surrender the other refreshments which 10
had taken in bis stomach. After Feyiving; Corbyn
said the bad liquor he had taken produced ntcxlcar
ton but the other solids" did not 10 the least dis
turb him Yesterday morning the gormandizef was
taken before Justice Connolly and committed 70 the
tobs for ten days. on the charge Of ntozcation bat
in reality to afford him time to digest bis dinner
Notwithstanding the highly improbable nature 81 ths
story the police and others vouch for it's truth IS
fact beyond dispute the feat having been witnessed
by several persons Corbyn now feels quite well and
charges that his present imprisonment is owing en-
tirely to that Five Point Poison" which he ImbIoe
He asserts with much assurance his ability 70 deYour
an entire raw sheep and a whole box OF candles at
one meal, without feeling the least Inconvenience
my. Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Iron.
$50 tuns best Pennsylvania FLAT, ROUND and SQUARE,
Assorted.
80 tuns REFINED ROUND and SQUARE.
500 . ENGLISH, ROUND, SQUARE and FLAT.
800 bundles HOOP IRON, u to inches
800 . BAND IRON, *, 2 10 nches
500 :. SCROLL IRON u to in K Il to II in.
800 bars ANGLE IRON, 10 2 in. K 4.
200 . REFINED ENGLISH FLAT. XXI inch-sutsbl'
for Omnbusses.
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

the 18th, Washington correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser writes
The friends of Capt. COrre, of the yacht Wand rer
were quite gleeful at Browns Hotel last nil nj over
the Geographic dispatch announcing his success in
landing cargo Of slaves from Africa on the Savan-
nah river. With their champagne they drank sue
cess of ALL such future enterprises. The fact of the
landing, il confirmed, affords quite commentary on
that portion of the Report of the Secretary of the
Navy, in which Mr.. Toucy states that all rumors Of
attempts to land cargoes Of slaves upon our southern
Capt. CorFie fitted out the Wanderer for the voyage
supplied from an appropriation extracted from
Congress to satisfy claim he held against the Gov
ernment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

No. . Camp street, second fiOor,
Respectfully ocits orders in the above samed departments
" tsfPIoMAs STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
mi ace Scrip Bills of Exchange, Checks Promissory Notes
so nbeshed with original designs, engraved on copper or
sioef and printed in style unequaled In the South
He has obtained facilities for doing every description Of work
On Stone and particularly refers the style recently intro
duced combining elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cheapness of hogphy and particularly adapted TO Bulls Of
Exchange Checks, Account Sales Bill BEADS hne Labels
etc etc, etc.
Being the only Engayer of Pictorial subjects on steel cop
Der in the South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
scapes Book Illustrations, etc, reestedto examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the hntr ana more
diefcnt kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM,
SELF and not sent to North is the common practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INVI-
TATIONs Engraved and Printed in every style, punetuay
COURT. LODGE and EoTARTAh SEALS, Designed, In
gayed and and furnished with press oounterdie etc.
iel 2p1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

A SELF. ENTRAPPED Enthusiastically Of q cold
night, an old man named TTeadwell, occupying
lonely house situated short distance from the village
of Mt. Vernon, in Weschester county, was DISTURBED
after he had retired to bed, by strange noise
at intervals, as Of person following at distance.
Being alone and having money in bis possession
he somewhat alarmed, but with Quizotic Fesolu-
ton, got up procured light and sought to ascertain
from whence the noise came, and the cause thereof
Slightly attired, and shiverIng with cold, but not
with fright he was led here and there about the bonss
in his search-the noise sometimes seeming to be cut
DOORS and then again 10 between the rails Finally
he removed the fireboard of the capaeious kitchen
fireplace, carefully introduced the light first, and
cautiously bis head next, and there saw dangling
pair of cowhide boots. "Haoo? n he intenogatoFily
exclaimed, who do these belong to 2" Me, replied
a sepulchral voice; "I'm almost dead-'elp me ousN
"Stay there the old man Teioined.
The old gentleman then replaced the fire. board ard
again returned to bed. During the night he heard
the longer mysterious voice several times In the
morning he got up at his usual time, coOlly ate his
breakfast and then went to the village. Soon he re-
turned with constable Sedar and other persons They
had to break away portion Of the brick work to
lease the chimney bird, who proved to be Tn mag
Wilson, young Englishman, who had on him
pistol loaded to the muzzle with powder and ball.
The young man had been stopped in his supposed
burgarious errand by iron cross bar Of which be
had got astFide by attempting to descend ooraR3ly
ard was unable to move either way. He was aken
before a magistrate, and subsequently, to White
Plains where be was placed within walls much cleaner
and less confined than his late chimney quarters,
TN. Y. Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
DR. e. READING, OF THE CITIES OF NEW
IL York and ChirHpO

DR, e, READING, OF THE CITIES OF NEW
~ York and Chicago,
YSICIAN
For Diseases of the LUNGS, THROAT. HEART, LIVER,
Female arrangements and all CHRONIC DISEASES is now
in New Orleans and has taken Rooms
14I Canal street,
where he may be consulted for FEW WEEKS.
Dr. R. being regularly educated Physician aud Surgeon
having number Of the treatment of the
above Diseases perfected system Of treatment which he
considers superior any heretofore offered the public and
solcis early call from all those who wish and
speedy cure system treatment entirely different ON
anything public and he is confident that any candid
person will convinced of great efficacy by careful exam
nation of its merits NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
A. B.-Persons wishing to- consult Dr. r., who unec.
quanted with his professional reputation will be furnished with
unexcepouable city references application his
R As the Doctors stay in this city is limited, early ap
plication IS of the utmost Importance.
New Orleans, Dec "a 1855 ds4 fd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

A NEW PR1MA DoNNA.-It is stated that Max
Maretzek has brought out new prtma donna from
Havana, named Caroline Alamo She was born in
1882, at Palermo-made her debut at Florence, in
Pacini's Medea' She sang in 1855, at hodena,
and in London in 1851. She has also sung with sue
cess in all the principal European cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

friend of ours was travelling while afflicted with
yerv had cough. He annoyed his fellow-trayelers,
Til one Of them remarked in tone of ispleasare
" Sir, that is very bad cough of yours! " True,
sir" replied our friend, !" but you will excuse me-
il S the best Tue got"
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

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Greatly Enlarged,
and important features added which, together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must ncre se Its pres
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is constantly filled with
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universally pronounced of the useful features the
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that the announcement that
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COOPER & NEIBERT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
~ and 20 Common street,
Have now In Store
Ketchups.
WALNUT AND TOMATO.
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBRRT
q and % Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

CLARK's PHoToGRApHs.-.If you wish to see some
splendid specimens the very perfection The phocg APPLICANT
90 to Cars No 81 Canal ard If you would like
own similarly sly lish picture of yourself sit down and let
CLARK poke his you Nobody can heat hmi we
asset it positively See hi. card advertised in another
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Acknowledgement

Landing and in store the following, viz
100 s. W. Collins, Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 !. Leveritt's
100 :. Hunts
100 .. Imitation Collins.
100 =. O. Ames & Co.'s best sHovELs and SPADES
100 J.. Rowlsnds-2to4
For sale BY PRIBSTLEY BElN
80 and 81 Camp street.