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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Thieving has become too much the order of
the day Tor rather night in this city, during a
short time. On Saturday night, the shoe shop
of Mr. Gould, on southbridge street, was enter
ed, and lot of sole leather taken. A superior
English thermometer was stolen between Satur.
day night and Monday morning, from the front
of the store of F. M. Peck. We hear also of
other thefls of like nature, some of the authors
of which, we trust, will be ferreted out by the
police
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

FIBEMENs BALL IN LEICESTER The fifth
annual ball of Union Engine Company No. 2, of
Leicester, will be given at the Town Hall, on
Thursday evening next, Feb. 4th. Messrs. Ar
buckle & Hobbs Quadrille Band, of this city,
will furnish the music for the occasion. The
tickets are 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

MAIL RonBER ARRESTED IN HARTpoRp-
Hartford, Feb, Limited States Post Office
Agent Holbrook, on Saturday night last, ar.
rested John Miller, baggage master on the
Hartford and Providence Railroad, for rob.
bling the mails. The robberes have been go
ing on for some time past. A decoy mail was
made up on Saturday, at Willimantic, and on
the arrival OF the train at Hartford, aud pack
ages were found OH him, which were known
to have been in the bag. lie confessed to the
robberY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
GBe 9allp SPg,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1858.
Lnrrrn rnon Rx.sRoRErARY srANroN. :

LETTER FROM Bx-SEoRETARy STANTON =
Hon. F. P. Stanton, late Secretary of Kansas
Territory under Gov. Walker, and for = while
Acting Governor, has addressed letter to the
people of the United States, which appeared in
the National Iatel,gsnosr of Saturday last. AS
coming from Southern man and Democrat, and
one who has had such opportunity to make him
self familiar with the recent history and present
condition OF affairs in Kanzas, it cannot but be
read with great interest. It's length only com
pels US to defer its publication till tomorrow. The
Boston Journal we'll says of Mr.. Stanton's letter
at is the testimony of witness every way
competent. When Mr. Stanton went out to the
Territory in his official capacity so far from being
committed to the views he now entertalns, he
frankly tells us that he had no adequate idea OF
the questions really in dispute. de was Nlr-
ginian, and strongly imbued with Southern pre-
iedices It was the ev lent earnestness of the
great majority of the citizens that first led him
to doubt his own prepossessions, and made him
careful spectator of subsequent movements.
These he narrates in fair and succinct manner,
with plainness, impartiallty, and sincerity that
m lst make powerful impression upon the cOun-
try. He deals in no personalities, and says moth
ing to show whether he himself was in favor of
freedom or slavery in kanZas, but treats of the
broad question Of justice to the people of that
Territory, so far as it could be accorded by the
Governor and Secretary. Upon this he has a
right to be heard by the people OF the United
States, not only from the paramount practical
importance Of the subject at this juneture. but
because Mr.. Stanton has been censured by the
Administration, by his removal from Office with
out being heard in defence, and even without the
decent formslity of official notification"
In the concluding paragraph Of his letter, Mr..
Stanton says;
''In view OF these fects and results, 1 willingly
accept the rebuke conveyed in my peremptory
dismissal from Office, but l appeal to the delb
crate judgment of the people, to determine
whether have not chosen the only honorable
course which the circumstances allowed me to
pursue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

At Norwich, Conn, widow Ann Ran.
dali came to a horrible death by hydtopbobis
contracted by putting her hand, With a sliobt
abrasion Of tho skin Of one finger, into a nail
Of water which she had offered TO a cow that
had been bitten by a mad dog. The frotb
from the cows mouth had become mixed Win
tho water.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

FACTS ABOUT THE ooEAN.-Lieutenant Mauly.
whose facts, gathered from extensive observation
OF the winds end currents Of the ocean, are SO
valuable to commerce, states that July and Au.
gust are the most favorable months to cross the
Atlantic. The most tempsstuous month is Jan
uary, the next is December, the next February.
March and November are nearly alike, as are Sep.
TENDER and April. He states, contrary to gen.
eral opinion, that doubling Cape Horn, which il
generally regarded SO dangerous. can never be
compared to storms with the winter passage be.
tween England and America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

The Board Of Managers Of the Woree ter Chi dren's
Friend Society Ii If thanks habod Washburn
Esq for his perIeyeng efforts t. render their recent
Anniversary at Mechanics Hall, attractive and interest
ing. Also to Hon Lsvi Lincoln aud all those gentle
men who contributed largely the interest Of the
occasion by heI able and appropriate addresses Their
grateful &C nowiedgemen:s likewise due to SIR f. s.
Mason for his kindness valuable services in conduct
ing the singing in so acceptable a llanner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier 6 Enquirer, says the President has
decided to remove all Douglas men from Office
within two months, unless that Senator returns
to allegiance. He has commenced by the removal
Of the Chicago postmaster. The detection Of
members of Congress from Pennsylvania and
New York alarms the President, while the dele
gates from Ohio are said to be unanimous against
Lecompton, and those Of indiana and Illinois
nearly So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

NeWtOn's Cough BnL-Hs,l for the relief and
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages en-
eray and long stan ling CoughsIn Theses there is not
Its snperor ami while tits thus ecacious it is perfect
eSpectorant and as euetic
rms Saisam was first compounded and used by the late
roi, Calvin NeIlon D with great success in an tx
tensve practice far many years It only ne de- to be once
trei 70 secure for II an Unparalleled repptafion.
~ prepared and sold wholesale and retail by BUSH &
90, Botanic Druggists "a Front street Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

DEATH PROM PoIsoN.-Mr. Thomas Shaw
Of Taunton, thirty-fye years old, was poison.
cd to death on Saturday last, by drinking a
solution of cyanuret Of potash and nitrate Of
silver, at the house OF friend at Brittains.
vile, in that TOWN. lie lived only five min.
utos alter drinking il. lie leaves wife and
five children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

I KANzAs AFFAIRS AT WAsHINGToN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Neo York
Times, says under date of Jan. 81;
Gov. Wise writes here that if President
| Buchansn's message makes Lecompton the
test Of party fealty, he will at once publish
his threatened expose of the Presidents du-
plicity.
The Constitution of Oregon has arrived by
special messenger.
The New York Tribune correspondent
says:
The President has received letter from
Gov Denver, declaring that if the Lecompton
| Constitution is forced upon Kanzas civil wa1
is inevitable. Gov Wise, it is said, has also
wntten, strongly protesting against the mea-
sure. The more moderate of the Southern
men are beginning to be alarmed A Southern
member of Congress win wait upon the Pres
ident tomorrow morning, to make formal
remonstrance against the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, and to warn him that its passage will
destroy the Democratic party. Mr.. Buchan-
an, however, persists in his infatuation. He
declared o-day that the Lecompton Consti-
tuition must and should 60 through Congress.
A caucus of Democratic Senators will be
held tomorrow in the Vice Presidents room
at which resolution will be introduced an
proving the course of the Administration IN
regard to kanzas. The object is to drive
Douglas out of the party. understand that
ne Is really to go. When the Message is read,
the anti Lecompton plan in the House is to
move its reference to a select committee, with
instructions to investigate aud report upon
the facts in relation to recent elections in
Kansas. This motion, it is thought, will be
carried, but its passage will be no indication
of the final result. strong protest against
Lecompton from the Free State officers, who
claim to have been elected. will be presented
Tomorrow by Mr.. Parrot to the House, and
by Mr. Douglas to the Senate.
The correspondent Of the New York Ruen-
ing Post says:
" The debate on the Army bill in the SEN
ate shows conclusivey what is uppermost in
the minds If the Senators. Kansas aoiU
creep into every debate, and it is invariably
accompanied by excitement. In the course
of Mr.. Fessenden's speech he alluded to the
use of troops in Kansas, and especially
against Lawrence, when its people saw fit to
organize for the purpose of cleaning and
lighting their streets. Senator Davis, in one
OF his speeches, had magnified this conduct
OF the citizens of Lawrence into rebellion
and Mr. Fessenden ridiculed the idea This
called up Jefferson Davis, in a state of high
Indignation and he assumed manner
which, whether he intended it so or not was
overbearing and somewhat insolent. Doubt
less he was in earnest and meant no HARM
But his bearing reused Mr. Fessenden, in re-
ply, TO fine strain of eloquence. He pro-
ceeded to show that the charge of rebellion
was not only groundess but that it Was pu-
Grille, and as to the assertions from the other
side of the chamber, that he or any of his
RppnhIipnn nnlloauuas al a., -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

HEAVY DEFALoATIoN AT HARrFoRD.-A tel.
egraphic dispatch from Hartford, CT, dated Feb.
l, says:
John w. Seymour, Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Hartford County Savings Institution, left
town on Saturday last, and since he left ii has
been ascertained that be was defaulter to that
institution to the amount of 100000 or more.
The money has been lost in stock and other spec.
ulations.
Mr.. Seymour was President Of the Mercantile
Bank, and was considered one of the most up.
right men in the community.
The Mercantile Bank does not lose dollar BY
Seymour, neither, as far as we can learn, does
any other institution lose anything, except the
Savings Association.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRI-
cULTURE.-The State Board of Agriculture
met at the State House on Tuesday of last
week, and continued it's sessions throuob
Wednesday and Thursday, At the com
mencement of the session Gov. Banks was
present, and made brief address on taking
the chair, in which he expressed his willing
ness and desire to do all in his power to FRO
mote the agricultural interests Of the State.
large portion of the time of the Board
was occupied in considering the report of the
committee to visit the State Farm at West
boro, and report plan for its management.
One fact brought out in the report, and it
was eorrobborated by the members of the
Board, was that the labor of the bows was
source OF great expense to the Board, rather
than OF profit. 1t takes double the number
OF men to carry on the farm with the bows
which it would without them. After very
long discussion the following gentlemen were
| appointed the experimenting Committee of
the Farm for the ensuing year Brooks of
| Princeton, Newell of West Newburv, Foster
| Of Fitchburg. Tower of Lanesboro', Field of
| Mortified, FELTON, of Brookfeld, Gardner of
Nantucket, and Bartlett of Chelmsford.
The subject of holding another State Fair
this year was brought up and considered, and
action upon it was delayed until the meeting
of the Board in April.
The thanks of the Board were voted to the
Massachusetts Society for the Promotion of
Agriculture, for their cooperation and aid at
| the recent fair in Boston.
highly complimentary vote of thanks
was also passed to Hon. Marshall p. Wilder.
one of the members at large of the Board,
| whose term has expired.
The Board meets again the first week in
| April.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

1t is reported by telegraph that the $4,000
investigation has developed some evidence tend.
tam press.
1t is further reported that the Fort Smelling
swindle, niwhich the late administration and GER
tain prominent delegates are implicated, was
concocted to raise funds for the election in Penn.
sylvania.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

The TEA TRADE.-We see by our exchanges
that the prices of teas, of all grades, are again
advancing, owing to the prospects of the ports in
China being closed against all foreigners; and as
itseems the English and French are taking hold
Of the Celestals in good earnest, it would not De
improbable that the importation of the article
may be stopped entirely for two or three years,
and that the lovers of this herb may be obliged
to entirely dispense with It.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Mr. Arthur Gilman will give new lecture on
humorous and ludicrous poetry, at Brinley Hall,
on Wednesday tomorrow evening Those who
heard him when last here will be sure to be there
tomorrow night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

SHOWS PATHFINDER AND RAILWAY GUIDE
for February, is received. 1t the most reliable
time table Of any work Of the kind being pub.
bished by authority from the New England AS.
ISOLATION Of Railway Superintendents, and is for
sale by S. Thompson & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

MaSEc Lotion For He4dseae, Neurlgia, Bheuma
tisn Catarrh, Toothache and Chls-If immediate relief
is not giv9n return the bottle, and the money will be re
urded 1t will .top the Headache, Neuralgia Aheuma-
T,sm, sc II the directions on the bottle are followed
From to eight bottles warranted to cure tbe R n
matism, For sale by 0HAs CI.ARKR, Dawn SooTr O. A
HARRINGTON Co., and CHAs. sIBLEY.
APIS deTuaw1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

OLD SOUTH BAND OF HoPE.-This is the name
of juvenile organization in this city, to promote
the Cause of temperance. 1t was organized July
25, 1851, and now contains two hundred and thir-
ty members Its regular meetings are the
first Monday of each month. On the sixth of
January last, the following persons were elected
officers of the Band fol six months ensuing:
President-George E Barton.
Vice Presidents-H. Whitcomb. James Estey
Secretary-Frank l., Martin.
Treasurer-Charles L. Gilbert.
An executive committee of eight was also cho-
sen.
The exercises at the regular monthly meeting,
last evening, at the Old South Church, consisted,
as usual. of singing, prayer, reading of scrip
lures. defamation, dialogues, &C., and everything
passed off in good style. May great good result
from this association, and organizations similar
to it spring up in other localities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

CRIMINAL CoURT- Btore Judge Bishop.-Mrs
Mullen of Auburn, appellant, was convicted on
two complaints of selling liquor.
Patrick McGuire, appellant, assault and bat
terry on Michael Kinuey-verdict, not guilty.
Patrick Sweeney, appellant, selling liquor to
Patrick Sullivan-verdict, not guilty
Several parties were defaulted upon their re-
cognizances for non appearance.
Edwin Tebbits of Worcester, for selling ntox.
ieating liquors, verdict guilty.
Lewis Young, for drunkenness, was fined So
and costs.
Richard Carnage, for selling Intoxicating Iii
quor, verdict guilty.
John o'Brien had three complaints against
him fol the sale of liquor. He pleaded guilty on
one, and the jury found him guilty on the other
two. He was sentenced to $50 fine and sixty
days in the House Of Correction.
John Tisdale and Schuyler Cheney were found
guilty of larceny of linen belonging to Henry H
Stevens, and were each sentenced for ninety
days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

THE RICE FAMILY.-The volume containing
the genealogy of the Rice family is out, and may
be had in this city of George NJ, Rice. Esq.
Price, 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

HARPER's MAeAzINE;-Thompso & Co. have
supply Of the February number Of this periodi.
cal on hand. 1t is capital number and those
who have not had it, now have good chance to
get il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

lSHALATroN.-Dr G. Howard Marshall, who,
BY his new, direct practice, is so successful in
curing all diseases Of the head, throat, heart
lungs, and blood is again at the Bay State House,
Worcester, but will not receive patients after
Thursday evening, Feb. 4th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

PLEASING OCoURRBNoE.-In the House this
morning, were seen in conversation the Hon.
Marcus Morton, an ex- governor, and Hon. H.
Il. Childs, his lieutenant. governor. These
elderly ex-officers of the executive depart
ment seem to have lost none of their interest
in the affairs of the State once under their
immediate charge. Time has whitened their
locks, without decreasing their natural vi
vacity. The occasion of the meeting of these
veteran politicians, was one of pleasant re-
cognition, and the subject of no little remark
Boston Transcript Feb. L.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Everett A. Denny Of southbndge, editor Of
the Press, was appointed by Gov. Gardner, and
confirmed BY the late Council, Justice of the
Peace for Worcester County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Since Congress assembled, three members Of
the Massachusetts, delegation have been sum
moned home by interesting events" in their
households-Mr. Thayer, Mr.. Dawes, and Mr.
Davis.
Bx.PresIdent Tyler is lying very i'll at his res
idence, sherwood Forest" Charles City County,
Va. He has been suffering for several weeks past
with severe chronic attack
Mr.. Parton, the successful biographer of Hor-
ace Greeley and Aaron BUR-, is next to try his
pen on Andrew Jackson.
More than twenty separate fires were kinded
on the line of the Boston and New York Central
Railroad, by sparks and cinders from the loco
motive "Quincy," attached to the Ave O'Clock
train from Boston, on Saturday afternoon, for
Medwav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
ss,E.IAL NOTICES.

SIsuses! Skates! MEMS, Boys, aud La
DIES 81 ATES, best quality warranted cast steel ruiz
ners, for sale at msrui ctpfrs prices at BATTELbGS
Machine Shop sO4th end f her fields building Uniun
st. Ska es made and rep tirei TO order d2t*
100 Splendid Ores, ed -Forsa'e by a
DRAPER IL CLARK. j
Fab
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Notice Bryant & sheldons advertisement, in
our columns to-day, ladies, il your stock OF lin
ems needs replcnishing. In these hard times, il
is necessary to buy cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
The " onderfuI and GsneA L.ndH

2
arrived giving the people of this place oppp unity of
testing her wonderful Gift Of Prophecy
She will describe your future vie r ~ band tell
whether you will be rrh poor describe friends
give advice tn relation lawsuits los-rs. IN cages
births, and teaths tel rast, present are vents,
and unlock the mysteries OF the mind She oss.s tfe
gift Of ophscy to remark tb degree, as ali viii les y
who have called upon her.
P. S She vii prescribe for iii eases.
She viii receive calls from s 81 m to II m from to
P. M and from TO in tie evening No l2i Main
Street, ~ stairs, James Greer Co.'S Drug Store
Worcester, Mass. i=2S DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

IN oAeHng TO the eommdniy his Justly celebrated rem
cores of chronic and acute diseases Of long gandne do
not wSh to trlhe with the lie health Of the afflicted
ou simply TO ay before them The testimonials Of uutn.
ovi Of respectable ladies and gentlemen which The
5ueruR can Judge for themselves. The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions laqe sa'
mens OF The efficacy OF his medicines will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facs viii not
WarSAnt few testimonials are here given, and tho
doctor soCs inquiry from the afflicted, into all he
publishes feeling assured they will fnd them perfectly
reliable AMI his medicines worthy Of their Confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

MILLS STARTING ur.-Ths Ticking Mills at
Tacoma, N. H., are to resume operations next
Monday.
The cotton mill at Brunswick, Me-, will com.
mones RAINING on Monday, Feb 8.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

:, ~ hIe Teeth PeFtuned Brenth mud
t sea naliui Complexion. be acquired BY using
gentleman would remain under the eprse Of a dissr-s
, 1e nreahi when BY using the Balm Of Tbonssrd
flowers" IS dentif'ice, would not only render il sweat
u' eaye the teeth white as aiabasters Many persons
lcaye heir frenos will never mention i. con
terieits. Be sure each bo tie is signed N'U'
-,--- FETRIDGE & co, Rev York
BUSH q Co, 81 Font street sole wholesale s1a1te
Also sold by S DTHsMoRs SO Main str,et -s''
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100 Splendid Dr,
February l.
DIR j. Ola VISION AELLEY.

Analytical Physician be consulted by ladies and
gentlemen at his Office of Church and Mechanic
streets, Worcester, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 4th
aid 9th Of February, free Of charge upon an diseases
OF the human system. Ladies and gentlemen INVITED
t. call d6t&w2t 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

The Court of Common Pleas, for civil actions,
commences at Fitchburg to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
Freights from Toronto By Rail- for ftI car loads of
100 bris. or $50 bus

Chs fin is now making the following styles Of Pic
tues In the be possible manner Photographs Da-
guerreOtypes, spereogrsphs, Melanoypes and Ambrc-
types
His productions for his patrons will be as they ever
have been, superior any other artists In this city lis
aim is excelsior and the results Of his experiments are
tangible evidences of his success. Call and examine
specimens his rooms 1888 Main street, over Citizsrs
Bank, Worcester Mass dim ra2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

WANTED, at this office, a copy of The Daily
Spy of Sept 4th, to complete file.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Meteorological Observations
at the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Jan. 81, 1855
ThermOmeter. Wind. Ram.
I , 9 2 Q


a, m. p m. p. N. a. m. p N. p. m.
Jan. SIS. ..SW..... Rain
26.-. 40. Observation-Disclosures Pain
27..-.Ss... ...W...-...........
6 2S..-.34. ga. 80 NE. .E...NF. .....snoW
2s....zO- .2e. rs Y. NE. w.. ........
30. .25....St. 10 :. N E..NW. NW...........
3l....l8. ...23... H.. W..NW...W ..........
J. s. SARGENT, Observer
The amount Snow for the month Jan is.....8 ia
The Of Snow Water n the month of Jan. is 93
The amount of Rain for the month of jan is ...2 10 in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Testimony Of number of Ladies' a,d C,eatloo,o,
DOoroR llnL Dear Sir This Is 10 oerti1v mai
my waa one Of very bal humor In The blond Ind 4
oan truly ssy that your valuable medicines have cured
me and recommend all thai are sok 10 cali pno 90,
for yon can cur theoa. Yours, truly j T. H.
Worcester, Mass. "
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