davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
DIED.

In this city, June H. Mrs Sarah Porter, 80,
ChidS 81.
So
In Northampton, June O. James A. Simpson of North
Brookield, Is.
In Belchertown, June II, after brief illness, Dea.
In Hopkinton, June p, Lowell Walker, H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
BY L. w. VAIL
GOTTAGE HOLISE AND LOT AT

~ AUCTION, No. East Central street | am in
structed to sell on SATURDAY next, June 25 at 10
o'clock the Cottage and Lot situated above belong
ing to Mrs bernard O Bren The house is convenient
and supplied with good The lot contains about
300 feet Of land The above to be sold without reserve
Terms Mt sale, For further particulars inquire of the
Auctioncer h W VAIL
ipI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

DIR, HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into conslderatOn-in
many he takes in hand, he warrants perfect and
cflecual cure.
nB- Consultations by letter, &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
GATTTON TO THE PTTRTTC Tho

- Power heretofore gwen to CALVIN III. FARNHAM
of Canterbury, Wndham County Connecticut, to sell
rights, to sell and use Gladwins Improved Sefacting
sash Lock and Window Balance, and Bickfords with
Gladwins Improvement i'll the State of New York, or
elsewhere, has been revoked and contracts with
him or his Agents will be recognized by the owners
said inventions Purchasers will please apply to p A.
GLADWIN, Pawtuckct, r. l., to the subscriber per-
sonaly, or by letter, the Lock Balance will in flu
ture be sold by them onyno other person has or ever
has had the right to manufacture either of said articles
n. e. NORTHUP.
Dos street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
" ANCE CtMPANY Of QUINCY. MASS

Available ana Cash Capital 10000 dollars.
STEPHEN BATES, 'ecretary WM. :. MORTON President
ChAuKs a. Rowland, Adiuster.
nsures buildings merchandise. and personal property
generally, ON the lL'ist favorable terms.
n B'-Ihere is ~ stock department in this Company
and the profits art returned to the insured in dividends
from p 10 81 per Cel1t. On premiums paid.
$. a. HOWLA.l), Agent. Office in Mechanics Hail.
iel5 dpodiv "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
Autttons.
BY L. W. VAIL, hUCTIONEER. No. 1 FIaer.s Block.
- opposite Bay State House.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-NAII-

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-VALU-
= T. n a ABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By Licence
o N"rt VIII be sold nj public auction. the premises
at The late residence Of MOSES CLEMENTS now de-
naseu m Worcester. THU RSDAY the 23d DAY June
49,. At Ten clock in the forenoon the following real
'e; 70 VIZ The Homestead of said deceased including
@ llh The adjoining Land. with about zths Of an
ei ~ iioe containing ISL of Land The above
So ~, -. stuated as follows viz one and half miles
~ Iai y y nan orceser, the beautiful estate
I'm y. y isoi Esl opposite the Gates Place with
g K 1 ain street Of nearly 1900 feet Upon the
story House viii and thorough built two
menus ,i WIN new Barn and Carriage House
Also, upon the above Of an acre IN Hea,,a- g, -
Dundg % oY 20 built and fitted up for Soan n1n,,f,c
oT, Win lam ADJOINING suitable for the business
The situation of the above estate renlers 4. So,
ier Duldns purposes investment or occupancy and Sor
estate. 'eS'e" ia real
For further information inquire ofW T. C,IF,p,r
Administrator Northampton, Mass, or f T. NJ XPRI -
No Trumbull St. Worcester, or the Auctloneer Term,
a. s"ie-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT-Being often

= asked "where is your stand Office or have YOU
got an order box or slate &c, will say my custom
ers and friends and the public generally that have
der box aud slate at j. IL. KNIGlrSS Hat Cap and Fur
Store, 1863 Main street. where shall call often little
time expected when orders are left, shall be at the
rlOuS Dcpots the arrival of the passenger Trains
the purpose of carrying ba- gage bundles &c.
Straw beds filled furnished, shavngs for fire
kndling; also common jObbing, and moving Jobs par
ticular, which shall be well done, and at reasonable
prices. j. IL. GOULD
je22 d3t* No. 30 Lafayette street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
Spetlal 9iotrtes.

FOur years. experience with Hair Restoratives
The following letter from gentleman long and iavoraby
known in Boston and vicinity who has had most favorable
opportunities of kRoWng of what he writes will
sure, satisfy the most credulous
WALTHAM Mass, Jan. 90, 1859
Messrs w. E. HAGAN & Co. = GeRtS-l have been sell
ing HEIMSTREET'S "himita6le HAIR RESTORATIVE
for three four years, 0h good satisfaction and success
have tried various other articles in the Market but
yours has the decided preference among them all have
hesitated recommend it for all it claims to do
Several ladies of who had been nearing false
hair for several years have laid aside and now have
f0H and tarnqdRt head of hair of original shade and
color produced by using two three bottles of
tice and when by means they have been induced
10 try something else palmed upon them being
ror they have almost RUdTdbiy returned to the of
your Hair Colorng again as the only eitoous and re-
liable article in usendng it toilet article cheap
az any of the Hair Oils Washes with which the mar
ket is flooded. am yours very truly
S. b. EMAI0NS.
Sold everywhere Price fifty cents bottle.
W. L. HAGAN IL CO, Proprietors Troy, n. Y.
Sold in Worcester by GEO. r. SPUR, pol Main st.
Ic2l dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

The best place to get your Photograph. Daguer-
reotNpe. OF Ambrotype, is at TAPLEY a. CLARK IS Nos
10 and II Harrington Corner Our patrons can rely upon
hSt class work. at fair prices. We make 25c trash,
either sgly or by the dozen. call end everybody
apl2 diff TAPIFy h ri 4PE
Richmond a. Trovbridge 265 Main street. Aiers
eani lali9rS aud dealers in Ready Made Clothing COM
StaillN on flnd large assortment of Gentlemens Fur
nisiiins Goods Fashionable garments made order at
short notice from the best quality goods and entire
satisfaction given. diff mch9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
BY l.. W. VAIL.
'INRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE

= REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-The estate of the
late Arson Braman, situated Main Myrtle and South
bridge streets in the CITY of Worcester will sold at
Public Auction, on the premises, MONDAY. June "a,
at ~ a. m. Lot is situated on the Main and
Myrtle Streets containing 1850 feet with dwelling house
thereon Lot is situated Main street. next south Of
the above and contains 53il feet Lot Myrtle
containing $40 feet With small hohse thereon. Lot 4,
corner of Myrtle and Soubidge contains 29ll
feet, with valuable dwelling house, s. on South
bridge street. contains 66S feet with brick store there
on For plan of the premises and further information
apply to the Auctioneer, or to the undersigned
FRANCIS H. DEWEY, Trustees, under will
ANS0N BRAMAN, OF A. Braman.
Worcester juno IL, 1853, ieIQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
Providence, R. l.. june 6, 1859.


IN REPLY to N. c. Northup, 2O5 North
a Main street, Providence r. IA part of the state
ment you made in the Worcester Daily Spy Is false
shall hold you for damages, and return in my hands all
money due from sales, made under the Letter
ney you on the oath day of March, for the sale
of New York State. At this date in Pawtucket r.
J., and then and there settled in full of all demands
between Gladwin Patters, for sales made for them
which within Massachusetts, and relindushed ali
claims had 10 other contracts made them
say that had not by deed otherwise offered to sell
act for them since then Ihave objection Northup
rev0kng his Letter of Attorney if he had il man
like As Northup has opened the way shall follow
him to his satisfaction frank in saving that
he not attempted to iniure by publishing
mens prejudice the public against should will
ling and should have settled with hin. agreed to at
first. The Letters Attorney and deeds given under
them, ana Inc one given 10 Geo Durham of Hartford,
Conn. for the siX counties in Councc $3.50 with
my Letters of ,usyin Northup, being printed in
circular for circulation. for the benefit public ON
the 18th day Of Msreh purchased OF George Burnham
Of Hartford his right title, and interest which gives
the exclusive rehS ~ make Vend and this patent
in the state of tWmo5ticut On the 2ith day. following
Iipurchascd Glad viii PaerSs interest in this State
First of Nav pu iclsed Perry Wndham county,
giving me counties IN the state OF Connecticut the ex
elusive right 20 vcnd and sell. the inventor
of cheap and hc 'tgrash fastener than Gladwn's
price per So tlwlns sash fasteners sale
by my Agent. p teigral Row. Hartford The public are
cautioned agass infringing right, in Connecticut
that being all the t,IritOry am the owner Of
CALVIN II. FARNiIAM,
gf4rNfar .pr,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

y. q. Gale, Attorney at Law, and Genera
Agent at AINSEAPoLIs Falls Ofst Anthony, MNNEsoIAi
VIII also, J,ee ~ charge, give any desired information
within his power. concerning present opportunities iQr
capitalists farmers mechanics manufacturers In this
part Of Minnesota Refers TO Bacon Aidrich Worees-
ter. Mass. d6m' apll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

The following are the certificates Of cures alluded TO
above. They entirely speak for themselves
My Dear Sir- am truly obliged 10 you for treating my
satisfactorily felt as II could be cured
II my intention u last resort to 10 Europe.
i. A. PALMER, Worcester
DIR. IIiilYour medicines, according to PROMISE cured
me encctuay and In very short time. am about
my usual business.
Sincerely yours, WM BRYAN, Worcester.
Dear SlrI acknowledge your kindness with gratitude
and wish to prove practically by enclosing YOU fee
A. r. WHITNEY, Worcester
Dr. IInl-Dcar slr-If ever individual should be
grateful to another, should be to You Enclosed find
for another package ofyour Invaluable remedies II will
know, complete my cure. A. o, BURT, Sutton
s. H. Brown s grateful to Or Hill for his professional
skin In his case. lie Is entirely relieved OF his difficulties
Of his sincerity.
Once 50 Main Street. up stairs Worcester
apN dls2am&ostf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

NOTICE.-DR. HOBART may be found
4 at his l,esldcnce and ONCE No. y Main street. OF
Ace hours, ~ ., both forenoon and afternoon.
ielI dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

L AIDES SIDE LACED BOOTS Of
- the beitquay and Of all coors be bought for
15c per pair III RODlNSON'S,
Nfi 2 American House Block Main street,
APPS dit Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

Out GLASS WARE.-Just received
~ some elegant patterns OF Cut and Common Glass
Ware. Complete sets furnished
jcis dot FIRTH NICHOLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

The following are the certificates Of cures alluded 10
above They entirely speak for themselves
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
D. C. MoREHEAD, NJ. D.,

Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street, n. Y.
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by al
Druggists in every city, town. and village of the United
States aDl3 WHY diff ng
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

NJ OhCEO L EN- w AlEh CUhE.-Dr.
w SETH ROGERS, being about TO return from
Paris, where he has spent several months In professional
observations will resume. after July l. 1852 the medical
superintendent OF this Institution. diff Ie3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
williamsburg City News.

FIRE AT GREENPorNT. yesterday noon about twenty
thousand dollars worth Of cotton which had been left 10
dry on vacant lot On the block bounded by Franklin
Washington, M and streets, was destroyed by fire.
II had become wet in transportation, and after being
dtchareeu from the ship taken from the bales and
piled upon this lot Some boys had lighted bonfire n,
the FRANKLIN street side Of the fence and the flames
communicating to the cotton the other aide the whole
held was soon in flames. The cotton was ownod bv
Graves, Wood Co.. l20 Wall street. N Y and was not
insured brick building in the centre Of the ot owned
Dy Uaniel Milton, was burnt also small frame building
on III street. Neither were occupied
TRIAL OF STEAM FIRE Yesterday afternoon the
new steam fire engine built for Good InientEngine Co. 8,
was tried at the poe of South Second and Fourth
streets An inch and one-eighth stream was thrown q
distance OF about $50 teet inch and quater stream
40 feet and inch half stream 129 feet porpen
dcuar and inch and half stream 1876 feet horizon
tally, under pressure OF from twenty to fifty pounds
Steam raised in about six minutes after the rcs vara
lit. 1t WINS manufactured at the Island Works. Seners
Falls n Y, and cost 81 500. The boiler ana furnaOe rest
upon a carriage the pumps being placed on ton The
pumps CONSIST OF twocogged rotary pstons working into
one another in an air tight case Two rotary nstons
being revoved towards each other In the Air si1ht
q vacuum is formed behind them and The vafsr rshcy
in through the suction pipe and Is discharged INTO th
hose; Inc pump s Holy's patent force pump The
weight OF the machine d I GOO pounds The John e.
storm OF New York, was brought over nom New York
oI a aso ana threw some thirty feet higher than the
o'ner put with higher pressure Of steam ana reouirInq
i0ur MIGRANTS to supply her, while No had but one
me result OF the trial every way Satisfactory 20 th
members Of the company ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
The European Corn Trade.


Tho rat week has, fortunately for the country brought
. better supply Of RAIN with the temperature more in
character with the time OF the year. but much rs yet due
the Of arrears, to secure sufcency for the
wells PONDS during sumner. The surface being well
Stoned, there is fair prospect OF crop Of hay and
Me late fluctuations of temperature appear not to have
done damage 70 the growing crops The earlier wafrut,
however, has suffered considerably, and the vines in
the wheat trade the downward course Of prices has
like rumors having produced average rise Of fully H.
biltes Of peace, there was calm in the London
and general other markets. In Northern Europe the
markets have continued quiet; but in the South,
ms in Spain, Portugal and Sicily, prices have
been firm; the ports in the latter country are now
open 10 free OF duty The country markets have
generally been less literally supplied and II
likely that farmers who have stocks will throw away
their chances Of better prices. An consumption
for cattle feed has long been carried sonthe liberal
imports have been quietly going of into consumption for
mixing and ordinary though yet the growing
sreps here and in Europe, look favora5y be
desired there reserves TO fail back upon in Of
war; any event unpropitous to the harvest We must
not overlook the fact that early spring In this country
is the Of safe Beyond these considerations
there fears for the American crops and the
price of wheat ut Alexandria s the in London
The sales noted last week los 49l qrs. wheat at
41s against r. III qrs in 1853 The London averages
AIS. 2757 qrs. The imports into the principal
ports Of Great Britain for the week ending 9th April last
wheat and -four, amounted 10 65 600 qrs The imports
into the United Kingdom in the month Of March
$50 ,S72 qrs. wheat, and 1928 ,524 cwt. -four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
sharp Competition for the Western Trade
Struggles OF the Railroad Companies.

FkEl9HTS FROM BOSTON TO THE WEST.
From the Boston Advertiser, May 81
The subo!Ded letter explains itself, aud pleased
70 learn that the Boston Worcester and Western Rail.
roads generously to the policy here advised
by the Board OF Trade, and have made reduction of
about y per cent in the of freight westward over
those roads Our merchants cannot fail to appreciate this
liberal conduct and make doubt that ultimately
they will reward il properly
OrFIcE BOARD OF TRADE, Boston, April q, 1885,
MY dear SIT nave the honor TO acquaint you that ut
lowing resolutions were adopted unanimously
That the Boson Western Railroads be re,
u the rates Of TIA, sporaon OF merchandss West made
~ the roads IN other States BY such reduction Of rates
on % roads 20 shall place Of Boston
action being Indispensable, in the Judgment Of govern
men to the continued prosperity Of these roads this
and Resolved further That the temporary sacrifice
connecting roads, the adoption course absve in
dicaed, .boud be duly appreciated by the merchants Of
their customers
With assurances Of pleasure and profit to myself per-
sonay during the official interviews which have resulted
in producing the foregoing and with Of high
consideration ! am, dear sir very respectfully, your
obedsnt servant, M LqRESzo SABINE 81 Ne Secretary
Worcester Railroad, Boston,
ASTONISHING REDUCTION IN THE RATES OF FREIGHT
From the Boston Atlas and Bee, May 81
In response TO resolutions passed by the Boston
Board of Trade last week. nesty soliciting the Boston
and Worcester and Western Railroads meet the recent
reduction in the rates of transportation Of merchandise TO
the West made by the roads in other Stes by such reduc
ton oraes their part and by such influence as they NAV
be able TO exert roads shall place the trade
Of Boston on an equality with New York, PHILADELPHIA
and BALTIMORE the journal OF last evening Informs ne
and the statement s repeated in the Traveller that the
directors of tho Boston and Worcester Railroad hive
promptly responded this request by reducing their In
rife Western freight one hundred per cent Similar
action will doubtless be taken by connecting roads and
Western traders who visit this city Will have facilities for
transporting their goods promptly and at low rates. which
are second to those Of no othef CITY," This is certainly
liberal IN the extreme, and who will say hereafter that
Corporations nave no souls; an entire abolition Of the
rates Of freight We should think would satisfy our western
Traders, but 70 carry their goods free, and pay them
ponus beedee, which it would be necessary do the
tarh on western freight IL to DO reduced hundred
cent Is more than they could have expected Certain
" no other city offers equal Inducements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

MORMON CRuELTlEs. --Extract from a letter dated
ed March, 1884, writer by an officer Of The army at
Camp Floys, Utah. longer ago than yesterday while
sitting in the Generals quarters knock at his door
twenty years old, handsome Danish lad who had
been barbarousy mutiated and fed for projection all
the way from San Pete Valley, to our camp He shed
while telling his story Tho case of this handsome
young Lad excited our sympathy much He had seems,
paid biz court to young Danish girl who had cmgrated
here Win nun, whom he had known nom childhood,
with view TO marriage The attachment was mutyai,
but some hoary headed old sounded of q bishop or
other oicial wanted the girl for his h en- and JEALOUS
bin, rs, giving HIM chance between that ana DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
Suprsme COurt-speclal Term.
Before Hon Innnn m srion


Joseph Sandord ct AL Vs. Noah Morris; John A. Tar
rant ct al Vs. Wm s. Reynard; Joseph Msulin OF al w.
Andrew f. Carpenter Judgment for plaintiffs.
He0ry a. Thomas; &C., W. Aired Observation-Disclosures
70 Stepnen Camorclog, Esq. to take an account, 49,
In 70. petition Of Abraham L. Earle 70 yacste assess.
acknowledgement declaring proceedings
re- vacatns assessment for filing lots on Forty fifth
street-Assessment and lien vacated
In re- petition Of Fletcher CT al TO vacate sessn,sn for
paving Lexington svenuc.-Asscssmeut vacated
IN CHAMBERS.
BEFORE Hon. Judge Clorke
Alex. Mckenzie Jane Mckenzie (s,bst,tuted for
henry l.. Weston l--Motion granted, without costs
Notion denied with IS COSTS.
Geo X. Byxbe We. Robert G. LAWSON imrlcaded, &c.
Motion granted on payment Of $40 Of Merch term and
$40 costs Of motion, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
Superior COurt-Trial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.
ACTION ON AN INsURANoN poLIoy

ACTION ON AN INSURANCE POLICY
JG7ncs Ncstaith a al The atlantic Insurance Cont
panyThe plaintiffs, as assgnces Of Edward aud Lincoln
Achon sue to recover S. policy of insurance on
the ship Achorn, which destroyed by fire at Waldo
boro, Maine, before she completed This is one of
thirteen suits against various insurance companies in this
CITY anu Boston, who make common defence that the
sbp set Gre by one Of the Achons for the
getting the insurance. and that contrary to the cond
tons in the policies the Achorns sold assigned part in
efesf in the ship without the consent Of companies This
the third trial OF the present On the first there
was verdict for plaintiffs which was subsequently set
ande On the second the jury disagreed and the pro-
sent ai which Wac cemmenced in the first week Of tho
April term and was finished yesterday the jury rendered
verdict for plaintiffs for 5000 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
Board OF GuI,eryisors.

This Board met last evening-Prcsident Purdy in the
chair.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Bell requiring tina. tho
Committee County Offices report to this Board at its
meeting the nature Of the charged for by the
Sheriff. under the head Of conveying prisoners sentenced
by the Courts OF General Special Sessions 10 prisons
other than the State prisons" Adopted.
The bill Of Sheriff Kelly for the quarter ending 3lst or
March, amounting 70 $S74, was referred TO committee
Supervisor vcorhes presented resolution RESPECTING
the action OF the Legislature at their last osson regard
Ing new City Hail. and for which this Board is autho-
rized TO raise a sum not exceeding $3.50 O00:-
Resolved That the said Commissioners be reuuested 70
proceed Immediately 10 discharge the duties incumbent on
them Referred.
s3,39S H. were ordered to paid Other small bills
passed on and the Board adjourned 10 Tuesday next
ut 3P. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
Obituary.

The Boson Courier the DEATH in that city on
Wednesday last, Of WALLER MCPHERSON BAYNE, aged 81
years. Mr.. Bayno to ths country about twenty
years ago, under engagement at the fremont theatre
Bottom where he ccmted as propter and occasionally
appeared the stage in Scotch cbAraccrs He was sub
scqventy attached to the Naona theatre as scene paut
er. which was his principal forte. His chief work wasa
passage up the Rhine oy tho exhibition Of which in his
country and Europe BE- reslSsd handsome competency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

strssnx CorK-Crcuit. l.-Oyor and TerminM.
nl3, Leaf, 1877, ice, 1901 1907 876 1913 I2Ie 1871
i29s ldes 1897 1885, 14s 4o7 1907, 1889, 1873, sos
sur1xios abornr-old room.-par, I.--Nos, 100. 400.
slo, 49, 1885, AIS 422 49, 49, 49, 442 44s. 49, 362 t.
Part Nos 233 1884, 400 4s1 433, AL, 458, 49, A86,
4e8, AGO, 40, All, Ala, AIS, Az
co,poN prR.s-Pars I-Nos oso, ls4a, esl, ols. GO,
2As, e27, 7s0, e07, 9l4, IA, ee9 1000, s73, 2lA