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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Break up Your Colds.-The most important dis
eovery since yaccination.-DR. HANSoN'S VEGETA-
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS will break up colds at
once without sweating dieting interruption of business
or the use of hot stimulating and burning compounds
nero teas, candies, bssams, any other dsagreeable
convenient and nauseating doses they do the
least unpleasant symptomseven if taken in large doses
tley create only thirst, which being alayed with water
an agreeable warmth and moisture the soon
experienced When taken directed they break up
cold and arrest its effects and the only percev
ea Is my serous and unaccountable disappearance of
an symptoms as fevershness, chils, lameness darling
palms, duh heavy palms. tghtness chest hoarseness
cough, sore throat, Group, catarrh, headache, etc
The VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS are to
COLDS what vaccination is against Small Pox Quinne
Tor Ague They specific remedy for the prevention
and cure of specific disease, and by breaking with
them the system is not weakened and deranged, and
dered more subject ito repeated attacks but rather
strengthened and fortified against them They arrest
Group instantly and permanently, and by their timely
use, coughs, catarrh bronchitis tevers rheumatism,
roats consumption and all diseases primarily excited
by colds can be banished from among the people,
Sold in Worcester by j. O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechan-
les Hall Building, and BUSH Il Co. and by dealers in
medicine generally. dtf ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Paper Hangings.-We have now IN store and
ready for delivery TO customers, All immense stock Of
french and American House Papers, Borders Chimney
Prints Center Pieces Decorative Papers, Mouldngs Cor
nces Paper Stauarv, &C. in aud desirable STYLES
and of the finest quality.
In our assortment you can find Papers every shade
est prices, for cash "
This department is under the direct supervision of one
of the firm who will give his attention to the
fed. - nv ~ w
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Work done in the
pest manner FIRTH Il NICHOLS,
apo deodaw Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14
Narrow Escape of a Skating Party.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The ice, owing to
the mildness of the weather, gave way in the
Schuylkill, this afternoon, above the Fair
mount dam, precipitating two gentlemen, two
ladies, and several boys, who were skating, in
to the water. All were saved by the skating
nlub
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

NOTICE to the SchOOIs-Notice is hereby given
tha the Arhmetics authorized by the Board used
IN me schools are ready to be delivered The Teachers
OF me Grammar and Suburban Schools requested
collect the Ar1tmetcs in by the scholars
send them to the office Of the Secretary street.
anu incy VIII receive new book for the old The
Urinary and secondary Schools will exchange their
BOOKS t the decision in regard to the promotion Those
VINO nave the books to buy will find them at the Book
Stores at the following prices; National, 75c; Common
school, 42ci Intellectual, zoe; Primary, l2c
Vlz d6t A. L. BURBANK, Secy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14
BenIamln Franklin and Prof. De 6Irnth-.

benjamin Franklin and Prof. DE Grath.-
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens to earth
but 1t remained for Prof De Grath supply that
lty to the relief of diseased and suffering morals-dis
eases that have bacd the physicians old treatment
as Neuralgia Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff JOINTS Deafness
Swellmgs Palsy Piles, Skin Diseases &C. are now cured
by Prof De Graths Electric Oil in one or tpo days
Read this letter: Prof De Grah Il have been the VIC
tim for many years of Rheumatic affection lost the
use OF my limbs co:ld not raise my hand my head
in short was totally helpless applied vour ElecTc
O and 6efore had used bottle Itcds perfectly re-
stored. You may refer any sufferer to me.
For sale by GEORGE r. SPURR, 20I Main street
wholesale and retail Agent for De Gratls Electric Oil
Tvs daw2ly IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

The friends" of Montgomery and English,
who recently had street fight in Washington,
have "honorably adjusted" their difficulties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Grover az Bakers Celebrated Family
sewing Machines.-A NEW STYLE; PRICE s51
10 ~ NNER STREET Boston; 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
hese machines sew from two spOOls, and form a seam
OF unequaled strength beauty, and elasticity which vii
not RIP even every fourth stitch cut They are nm
questiolaDy the best IN the market for family use
- SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR
Hall Building Worcester. dtf ola
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Read! Read! Read!-'Ye afflicted read" the
Following certificate Of of twenty years stand
ing:
Ii. y HELMBoLD-Dear Sir: l have been troubled with
an acon of the Bladder and Kidneys over twenty
years have tried Physicians in vain and concd
ed TO give your preparation trial had heard highly
spoken Of 1t afforded me immediate relief have used
three bottles, and have obtained relief from its
feets and feel much better than have for twenty years
previous have the greatest faith in its virtues and
alive powers and shall do all in my power it
known to the afflicted Hoping this may prove advanta
geous to i'll assisting yon introduce the medicine
/ am truly yours Nj MCCORMICK
Lewst0wn, Pa, JAN 2S, 1851
should any doubt Mr. McCOrmics statement he refers
to the following gentlemen: Hon. VIM Biger, ex-Gov-
ern0r Pennsylvania; Hon. Thos. b. Florence Phiadl-
ghia; Hon j. C. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co, Pa; Hon. j.
> Black Judge, Philadelphia; Hon. d. r. Porter ex-
Governor, Pa; Hon. Ellss Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon r. G Grer, Judge Y. s. Court; Hon G. W. Wood
ward Judge, Philadelphia; Hon. W. A. Porter, City So
hctor, Phadelphila; Hon. John Bigler, Ex-Governor
California; Hon. Il. Banks, Auditor General Washing
ton, d. ID; and many Others if necessary
Ely daw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14
$4,000 REwARn.

for anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Hills Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrhea,
elects Structures, Whites Pains in the Back and LOins
Seminal Weaknesses, Affections of the Kidneys Irrita
Gn OF the Uretha Gravel and all the disorders of the
exposure change in the application business These
preparations entirely
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14
" e g e t a b e,

and although powerful they will not injure in the least
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
ranted to the above mentioned diseases without
using any extera applications, With my Indian Vegeta
Bile Medicines you rely upon thorough cure by call
iyl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Orphans Home ID epository.-Any persons hay-
ny articles which they are willing 70 contribute to the
the store Of WIN. l.. CLARK the old stand OF Reed Il
daily. - ~ ~
Bed comorcrs and any articles clothing for boys be-
tween the ages OF four and twelve years will be partc
were burned at the late fire.
DIS dtf NJ KNowLToN, scc'y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14
Great Britain.

HALIFAX, Jan. 13.-The steamship Niagara
from Liverpool, LIST inst, arrived at Halifax
this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Good News for our Million OF Customers
Single and Improved Double Glass Anbroypes can be
had at 10 Harrington Corner Also Daguerrc0types Pho
tograps Leterypes Melanotypes and every other style
Of picture known TO the trade Just received Goods
for The Holidays comprising almost endless variety
q Plain and Fancy Gases, which will sell at prices
that cannot fall to suit the most economical CUSTOMERS
TAPLEY a. CLARK
wi df IL Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-14

Muzzys' Horse Shooting Shop, at the old stand
Old Market street. First class worknen constantly EN-
poyed The best stock and the careful attention
given to all customers and their horses dawtf d6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
The Late MIR. Walsh

The National intetiiyencer has letter from its
raris correspondent which pays Just tribute to
MT. Walsh, the late Paris correspondent OF the
New York Journal Of Commerce Mr. Walsh had
been living for moe than twentyt~o years in
faris, where his abode was the resort of the mos,
distinguished literary, scientific and political men
John Quincy Adams competent Judge iu those
matters, thought him the best American bellies ..
ne: scholar; He founded the first American Guar.
terly Review, and established a Journal In Phi,a.
deiphia which was model Of ability and dignity.
Indeed, the whole connection of Mr.. Walsh with
the American press was Of character 10 elevate
tnat vocation. aud TO render il influential and
useful. His letters from Paris we're among the
tew iore'sa letters In the newspaper. that we're
snnreiy reliable and Trustworthy. His funeral
was attended by large collection of friends
american aud French, " no hepored his talents and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
BrI,;sb Commerce and Cotfou.

In the recently published returns of the British
Board Of trade, 1t is stated that the raw material
Of cotton imported into Great Britain last year
amounted in quality to near 1,000,0 100000 OF
pounds weight and in value to little short of $780,
600. The exports of manufactured goods of this
material exceeded E3a,000,o00, exclusive of arti,
cles of which cotton formed an important ingre'
dent, probably not less than G6,000,000. The
mere exports of cotton goods far exceed in value
the whole foreign trade of the Roman empire uu-
der Augustus, Trajan or Constantine. Indian
cotton was imported into gland before America
sent single bale: yet the former article is now
what 1t has aweys been, the lowest in quality o
any cotton there consumed. The returns STATE
that
The cotton Of Brazil is more valuable by above
20, ana the cotton of Egypt by above Is per cent.
1t excels other cottous only in shertness Of staple
10 foulness and In sloveniy package. Indian cot.
tong formed IN 1851, when the import was un-
usually large, hat a fourth part 10 quantity, aud
but sixth part ia value OF our whole supply
Were our supply of the raw material conf ned to
what we receive from India, our great cotton man
ufacture would dwindle TO a small manufacture
the reign of the First George.
1t may be- considered az an axiom that ali
countries which furnish US with cotton do 30 both
as to quality and quantity, in proportion to the
goodness OF their political institutions At the
top stands the United States of America which
furnishes two-tbirds in value OF cur: hole supply
the amount Of that value being eel JOG, 00o. Next
10 IL. as next In stability Of government, stands
Brazil which furnished us in 1851 to the value Il
sl,o0O,o00 and upward. Peru and Chilli betw cen
them furnished hardly $50 900 worth and miser-
able, enaTchichal Mexico none at ALL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
TO THE EDITORS OF THE DIS.

~s~~Ia pATcH-In your Issue of Saturday Last one
of the Council arraisn me for having ventured 70
express an opinion in regard 10 the new tax bin
and appeals - me 20 Bay whether (anv man who Ia
not biassd in his Judgment by prejudice, selfrts
rect, or some other Inotiye,) they have not voted
conscientiousiy to the beneht OF al-both rich and
poor real estate owners manufacturers and mer-
chants. As to the charges of his Tor any other
member OF the CounciD not having voted in good
faith. i have never brought into qlestioD; and
while candid enough to admit yon might place that
construction upon the wording of the article, yet
in good faith. had no idea Of charging you Tor any
other msmbers) with dishonesty. in thus voting.
do not wish to misrepresent vilfuy the act OF any
person, or do him personal Injury; and will as
cheerfully (when convicted OF my error, as ! now
am, from the explanation at the church.) make that
acknowledgment. In my article, i frankly called
upon you to meet your constituents at the church
aud iexplsin you're + can see DO rreiudice III
that L am not acquainted with the Coo nciiman, 30
there uld be prejudice. As to se;fi sh motives
] would say, that as selfpreservatiOn ia the hrst
law of nature. If person did not lok to the int,
rest and management OF his own aff airs, pray tell
me who would do it for him: And so long rs he o.
serves honesty and integrity in his action. cannot
see how ii could be we'll attributed to selfish nc
tives am always ready and willing to bear my
equal portion of the burden in the expenses OF ne
city government: be it much or hHtc. consider V
the duty OF every law-abiding citizen, hut couto
not but think myself, Gas well as many others
Thought who heard express themse, YES irom thN
reading of the law as published, that gu PerS.Pot
pyfr,or;v (uf which capital forms q parD would pc
TAXED as heretofore in addition to the CLASS TAX,
thus it would be pHsqndt tar: but since the TX
plsna,jou. am satisfied 1t was ana = Lhe
And would further say if The article signed Jus
tce" has in the least wounded the feelings CT any
or cS 6e sny make all Honorable snends
Ia conclusion would say that an oac CT your
constituents and have been for years anu roe' LOT
ycnr being called TO account of your cctS in your
od,c;H cIp,f1V Hoping the above explanation will
prove saE lsactory to one and all o; the Council
remain. respectfully, ,,,,r,op
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
The Right OF search aue.t,on.

The New York Journal Of Ccmnsrce expresses
the unanimous sentiment of the whole American
people, without distinction Of party, when ii says,
In reference TO the late debate In the British Par
lament on the right Of search question that, how
ever willing We may be 20 agree with Lord
Malmesbury asto the dssirabiliy Of some com
biped course Of action between the great maritime
rowere Of the world, whereby it may be possible
TO prevent the abuse Of national flags to cover
illegal trading or piracy; and however anxious We
may be that an arrangement may he made which
will render II possible to ascertain the nationality
Of merchant vessels without a violation OF inter
national law,-we cannot, as matters now stand,
soc any difference between the right of search and
that Of VISIT as both constitute, forcble assump
ton Of jurisdiction by one foreign power over the
vessels of another, which, whether it be to search
for seamen, look for slaves, examine cargo, or
merely to verify the nationality Of the vessels is
equally Objectionable, because it is forcible ar
rest detention, and search, matter how politely
the "vsitation" may be made, or how brief its
duration, so long ss the right ia not conceded by
speciai aereemept
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

IL one of his recent able letters, published 10
he Richmond Fsqairer, Jadse Joas Rohsass'"
says:
b,1der doctrine than even thai OF "lhe fIees-
isnts' has been recently broschrd IN the seua ~
chamber. One Of the sworn supporters vi sne
Constitution (Mr. Pugh, Of ohio,1 Is repoftea ss
aaviuw said that the progressive energy OF tue
american people was not TO be 20 py any
soud fail 10 resnoud TO the spirit OF the people,
it would inevitably give place to something no
bier" Something NoRLER than our system on 20.
hspniness of mankind, will give US has new sys-
,em. All must acknowledge the grandeur oil the
conception.
something NonLrRl' What Is that Another
form Of expression for the "hisher law" of Saw
ARD Something "higher" than the law, some
thing "nobler" than the Constitution, thai is the
progressive idea of Liberty The people are TO
ae n ,sw unto themselves, aud the only law! II
Is needless to cay that this "bigher law" and 'no-
bier system" meats, in plain English, first an
archy, and then iespotisn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
7,ELEHRAPHIC NEWS.
MKpORTkn FOH TAH .'Dt9PATCH"
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE JuRA.

INV YORK, March G.--The steamer Jura, from
Liverpool, on the 18th of February, arrived to-
day.
Parliamentary proceedings we're uuimporfanf
The war question ~as unchanged. Preparations
continued on the continent. There are vague, but
nnfounded rumors afoat of french ioaa oil
f2o,0oQ,oo0.
The campaign 10 Dude, india continues. All the
rebels fsPss had been destroyed.
LATEST.
LONDON, ffida8.--Austria agrees to send rep
resentatve to the Paris Congress, provided Eng
land and Prussia will guarantee that the Italian
question shall not be discussed.
Funds irmer.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Is Cotton Tales for two days
of 30 eco bales, market closing steady and firm; Or
leans middling "a Manchester trade report IL ia
vorable. Breadstuffs very dull with sales unimpor
tant. Provisions que. and steady. Lard firm nj
6, Yuzar steady. Coffee dull. Rosin dull at Il %
q, {. iud. Spts 1urpentine firm at f0sa4ls.
LoNpoS.-sugar steady and quiet. CVftee easier
but rates u achanged.
q nspls % qiis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
WASHINGTON Society.

Washington letter writer, IN one OF the New
York papers, makes sensible distinction, which
some Of the gossipping scribes forget, between the
permanent aud transient popalation.o Of Wash
inston. He says: In Washington there are two
distinct sets Of people: the one sst consists of
those who are permanen. residents, irrespective
OF any Of the public Offices; ssdste, sober, vir
tueus and Christian population, a. Is TO be found
In any city Of the land. The other is the tran
sisut population, on many Of whom there is lit
tie restraint, ard over whom there is ofeeu sic
der Dominion OF principle. Most of the brawls
ssd public disgracss are caused by this latter
class.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
DIED.


On Friday night ct " O'Clock. AFR an iliness o.
twelve months. Mr. JOHN o0kR. 10 the ssth
BE leaves wife and se ron children TO mourn his
irrepaIable loss He died In the triumph OF an
eternal heme beyond the grave.
Their loss Is his eternal gain.
At the residence of her father. in the city oil
Richmond, March STU, CAROLINE LOUIsA, IL
FAINT daughter Of Patterson aud Mary Caroline Al
Ian. aged months and days.
81 Cincinnati papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, the 9th inst, at the residence
her brother Skipker, ISL, OF this city. ELiZ L.
BETH SkINKEK, in the " year OF her age
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral, which will take place this day. tMonday)
at II o'clock. from the United presby Church.
Grew DR. Read's.)
On the Goth ultimo, at ten minutes TO o'clock In
the afternoon at the residence of her husband, In
Manchester, SARAH B. KOBESON. daughter OF
John and Matilda Childress. In the 2fth year OF
her age.
And must part with all have,
My dearest Lord. for theei
1t Is but right, since Thou hast done
Much more than this for me.
On sunday evening. March 9Th at o'clock Mrs
ELIZA JANE DAVIS, wife of James l. payis. in
the thirty seventh ear Of her age.
Her fu 1eral will take place at the residence of her
hIsbard. corner of catherine and Henry streets
on Tuesday morning. at IL o'clock. The relatives
and lends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
EIeetianserina

the Asv Orleans ifeayuse, 10 some observe.
sons on the science of sectionesriux says that an
seknowIsdged necessity 10 this science ia to cu,.
tissts the good wishes OF the ladies. In order 10
enlist their lords. But the Hon. D. r. slup,eton,
Of MISS, 10 entitled TO premium for carrying the
present mode ons step In advance OF all his com.
bstitoss. fss dsys since he addressed q package
o. garden seeds to the wife OF ona OF The bachelor
eeitefs OF vtsksburg, to which the "old solitary
ss.ssas the seilowiDg humorous reply:
- heSe nc doubt, should We ever be 10 forth.
ns.e - 70 have "Mrs. ---," that she will be
ssaiy grsfesul to Mr.. Singleton. We have sivays
"a. ~ .n s essxlsioa sss In canvass. bot
hsvs been even able 10 gst within rss si,ot ~ ths,
s.su # sisc:ionsesing We sssr hard III s,1ass.
sLs fash tiness 10 death. - sssss
!, A--Ths seed kwsisr tie o,asr of a. o,xn..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
Corruption in washington

The reports Of the various investig ating com.
mittees appointed by the House OF Repressn
reveal an amount Of swinding, viauy and cor.
fuption 10 the public service which lis perfectly
a'Sonnding What must be the state Of public
morals what the character of the public men of
snis country, when q lending New York paper,
oniormiy calm aud deliberate ia the expression of
tn op'ntons-we mean the Journal Of C5mmsrce-
declares that its msin reliance for check urou
the pluuder OF the treasury is-no; the exposures
made BY the Investigating committees, bu,-tbat
there IL nothing left to steal!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
AN EXTRA SESSION or CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March o.-There is now doubt
that there will be a session Of Congress called by
the President earlier than the hrs. Monday 10
December next; but whether in advance of or di'
recty after the autumn elections fof Represen Ia
tives is not yet determined. Not only the Pos;
Office Department but other branches of the pul'
lie service absolutely require legislation before
the usual time of the meeting of Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
EXECUTION OF MURDERERs.

TORONTO, March 1.-The execution of Fleming
the telegraph operator, aud O'Leary, who were
both found guilty of murder at the last Assizes,
took place to-day, in presence of vast number of
spectators. 0'Lesry WAS attended by Catholic
clergyman. and read short con fession on the gal
lows. Fleming was attended by Protestant cler.
gyman. lie met his end calmly and without bra
vado, and gave the clergyman a short account of
the crime In writing, attributing his ruin to bad
company aud drink. The greatest sympathy has
been felt for him, aud every exertion used to
procure reprieve, but to no purpose, the Govern,
ment being determined to put down the use of
deadly weapons, which has become 80 prevalent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
MOUNT VERNON RAIL IN BOSTON

of Mount Vernon purchase. fder the auspices OF
our most Influential and fashionable citizens, at
the Boston Theatre tonight, is a very brilliant
and successful affair. Edward Everett is Chair.
man of tn, Board of Managers. The tickets
S. each, and handsome sum will be realized TO
the patriotic fund, in aid of which the bali is
given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
THE YACHT WANDERER.

SAVANNAH, March J.-The yacht wanderer is ed.
vertised to be sold by the Marshal on the l2th
inst. 1t is rumored that fifty OF the Wanderer 8
Africans have been arrested IN the lower part of
Georgia, but the report is doubted.