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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
FROM CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH AMERICA

New York, Feb 1.-THE steamship Mo-
SEES Taylor arrived this evening from Aspin-
wall Sd, with California mails of Jan. 20. She
brings 81 ,321 900 in gold.
The California news is mainly anticipated
The Tehama Gazette says vein of COAL
which it is hoped will equal the Scotch camel
coal, had been found in Elder Creek.
The new sugar refinery in S in Francisco
had been much damaged by an explosion.
Only one man was killed, though thirty were
in the building.
From Honolulu we learn that the French
have taken possession of Clipperton Island,
800 miles Westward of Acapulco, on New
Years Day.
The settlers of Round Valley, Cal, killed
40 Indians for stealing stock. Major johnson
had arrived there with troops, to give the In
dams protection.
The stage running between Forest Hill and
Yankees Jim's placer country had been rob-
bed by highwaymen of between $1,000 and
$4,000.
Dates from Valparaiso are to January l.
Chill still remains disturbed, and the provinces
under martial law. A number of the parties
arrested for sedition have been sentenced to a
fine of $1,000 each and three years exile while
others, less implicated, have had to pay fines of
$500. The press was entirely under direction
of the government
AT Callao while an edict was being read on
the 9TH OF January, prohibiting the tearing up
of rails and railroads and cutting the telegraph
wires, the mob did the very thing they were
forbidden to do.
The streets were strewed every day with
pasquinades, threatening Castillo with DEATH
and calling on the troops to join the authors.
The next mail may report a mob butchered
or government overthrown.
Gen Paez was at Valencia, and had been
well received. The Republic was quiet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12


Where the above preparation is known it well
shed infalibe remedy for the of coughs colds
throat hoarseness bronchitis splitting blood pain
in the breast, Group, whoopg cough, and every form
Pulmonary Complaint that it work of superero
CATION to speak of its merits
Discovered by well known physician more than TWEEN
y years since ii has by the wonderful effect
ed been constantly approaching in public favor until its
use and reputation alike universal; and is it not
known and cherished by all land their is legion
who have been restored to health by its the Great
Remedy for all the diseases which it processes to cure
Sir James Clarke, physician to Queen Victoria, has
given it as his opinion that Consumption can he cured
The whole history of this medicine fully confirms the
opinion of that eminent Thousands can testify and
have testified that when all other remedies had failed
this has completely cured that when the sufferer had
well nigh despared this has afforded immediate relief
that when the physician had fhe disease in
durable, this has removed ii entirely.
The virtues of this Balsam alike applicable to cure
slight cold or confirmed Consumption, and its power
safe, certain, speedy pleasant and eecual remedy
cannot be equaed.
SETH w FowLE Co. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale by their Agents everywhere in Worcester
by David Scott James Green and by NJ. B. Green & Co.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12

The Oxygenated TItters.-For the cure of dys
pepsia or Indigestion, liver complaint asthma, costive
ness loss of appetite fever and ague heartburn water
brash acdity seasickness, scurvy, nausea headache
ennu and general debility, any disease having its ORR
gin in imperfect digestion.
These Bitters all classes of fellow citizens incl-
ding members of Congress- lawyers physicians clergy
men, planters, farmers and others testify only
safe certain and sovereign specific for the immediate
lief and permanent of the many cruel complaints
which, in phase other dyspepsia aflict our
race.
These Btters discovered by Dr. Geo B. Green and
in their formula differ entirely from any other pre-
paration of medicine Containing acoho-no mineral
no poison-no noxious drugin their nature tonic not
retaining their virtues in any clime-they
are "a combination and form indeed" of medicine which
knows rival in exerminatng disease and restoring the
system to its pristine vigo and health matter of
long standing or however induced chronic its char
acter the disease may beno matter that baed the
skill of the physician and resisted the efforts of medicine
single trial of these Biters will satisfy the sufferer that
his disease is amenable to the proper remedy.
In testimony of the many effected by this Rene
dy reference had to the written certificates from dis
tlnguishsd individuals known all over the land.
s. w. FowLE Co., rroprietors, Boston.
For sale by their agents everywhere in Worcester
by David Scott James Green, and by NJ. b. Green q Co.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1l.-Several days ago,
over thirty Republicans in the House were ex-
pected to vote for bill for the admission of
Oregon, but now the calculation is that not
more than half that number will, if SO many
Judge Douglas has been invited by some of
the leading Democrats of New Hampshire and
Connecticut to visit those States and make
political speeches.
Senator Fitch has introduced a bill having in
view the substitution of iron for other solid ma
terials in the building of ships and public edi-
fees
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
The Hide and Leather Trade.

NEW YORK, Feb 1.-THE hide and leather
trade of the city held reunion meeting at the
Metropolitan Hotel last evening. There was
a large attendance, including the principal
dealers of New York and many from abroad
A letter was read from Senator Wilson, OF
Massachusetts, who had been invited to be
present. Levi A. Dowley offered toast com.
plimentary to Senator Wilson, which was en-.
Enthusiastically cheered Other toasts were re.
sponded to by John B. Alley and VIM. Clafin
of Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
Virginia Whig Convention.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 1.-THE Wing State
Convention nominated Wartman C. Wiley of
Monongahela for Lieut.. Governor, and Walter
Preston OF Washington for Attorney General.
John M; Bolts made long speech, in which
ne foreshadowed the ground which he will take
II, IN his address at the Academy of Music, in
Of all the opposition parties, North and south,
in the Presidential campaign of 1860, to defeat
the Democracy. He was loudly cheered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
Ahdnntinn of Slaves

ST. Louis, Feb. 1l.-A bill appropriating
$1,000, and authorizing the employment of
son, charged with abducting negroes from
Missouri, and now in Jail in Platte City, Mo-,
passed the lower House of the Kansas Legis-
lature on the 9TH, without opposition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
Sad Accident

OGDENsBURG, Feb 10,-Several races took
place on the ice here today. AS the crowd
were returning home, ten teams broke through
and several Lorses were lost A team just
come over picked up four men nearly frozen.
Some Of the teams have not been heard from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12

Cotton heavy and irregular; sales 500 bales; mddng
uplands nominal at 1ls@l4c Flour-recepts S66 bbls
sales ll2OO bbs; State and Western rner and more ac-
tive unsound s400@4,5O; Super State, So l0@S525 /;
Extra State, 560@5,85; round hoop Ohio, So 661625
ed sales $4,000 bbls; mixed to good, 550@6OO: fancy
and extra, 6,l0@75: canada superine nominal extra
S6,30@gi25 Wheat dull sales 500 bushels Corn quiet
sales 1000 bushels; mixed Western nominal at S4@S6c
new white SO@S5c; new yellow, Jersey, S0@S2 Oats
Western, 5565c Beef steady: sales 800 barrels;
try mess 7l5@S9; prime 65Og; repacked Chicago, SIS
Guiding 1900 bbls mess for May and June, July, and Au
gust at Sl9, and 800 bbs for March, $3.50; SS
$3.50; old, sls62@SlS15 new prime, Sl375. Bacon
frmer Dressed hogs better; heavy corn fed, S@Stc;
Hams Sl(g94 Shoulders 63@7. Lard heavy; sales $40
bbls at l2@l2sc: Butter firm; Ohio ll@lsc; State Is
@27c Whiskey lower sales 800 bbls at 23tc Rice firm
sales 800 tierces at 3@4}c. Sugar declined; sales 460
boxes; New Orleans u SIC; Havana sales 1860 boxes.
Coffee quiet: sales lO0Iags St Domingo l0fc Molasses
firm sales $50 hhds; New Orleans Acc, held Ale.
Spirits rurpentine- saes 1900 bbls. at 494@5Oc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
From Jamaica.

CHARLESTON, Feb 1.-THE brig Eliza
Nelson has arrived here with Kingston, Jamai-
ca advices to the 18th inst. His royal high
ness the Ex-Emperor of Solouque had arrived
at Kingston from Hayti in British ship claim
ing British protection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12

Dudley, ~. ' "P'' 'O''
Funeral services will be held at ST. Johns Church. on
sunday, 18th inst, at O'Clock, r. NJ. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend without further notice
In Fltchburg Feb a. Mary Adde, daughter of j. L. and
Frances H. Mecorney year and 10 months Feb q Man.
ley Lothrop 81 Feb. 4, Albert Weston, u.
IN oakham, (CodbrOok) Feb 2, of quick consumption,
North br9okeld where he had resided some time past
In Gardner, Jan 30, Paulina A. wife of j. Willard
Thompson 80 years, months, and ~ DAYS.
In Bolton, Feb l, Of consumption Mrs. Lucy wife of
Robert Soper, 40
In Lancaster, JAM 81, Mrs. Ruth B., wife of Jonas
Wheeler, IS.
temOre, months and II days.
In Ateborough, Feb. 4, Mr. Gideon Davenport in the
10th year of his age
In North Adams, Feb. 4, Miss Keslah shppee o.
In Deerfeld, Feb. 2, Pliny Arms, Esq, ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
Exnress Rohharv

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 1.-THE Adams
Express Co., have increased their reward to
$4,000 for the detection of the recent robbery
of $40 600
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
MARRIED.

In Barre, Feb g. by Rev. Mr.. Denham Mr. Z. D. White
Jr to Miss Maria second daughter of the late Ephaet
Howe.
In Cleveland Ohio, Jan "a Ezra K Hutchins TO Susan
Buckley, both formerly of West Brookheld.
In Hubbardson, Jan %, Oscar A. Fowler of Whiting
ham, VT, to Sarah Allen, Of H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
No Steamer
Markets-NEw YORK, Feb. 18th.

HALIFAX, Feb. 11.-No signs of the Amer.
lea at Il Z. NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH
Letter, Note Paper, and Envelopes,


n E w B 0 o X S .
Libraries and Clubs furnished with English and Ameri
can Magazines with the London Illustrated News and
Hymns for the Ages, BY Rev. F. D. Huntington.
"fom Browns School Days Illustrated by Richard ri
Doyle.
The Land and the Book or Biblical Illustrations drawn
from the Manners and Customs the Scenes and Scenery
of the Holy Land. BY " NJ Thomson, D. D.
What will he do with il? by Pisistratus CaxtOn. A
novel g,ei BY b, Sir n Bnwer Lytton, Bart.
BIOGRAPHIES of Distinguished Scientific Men, by Francis
Thomdae; or the Conflict of Opinion, by william
Smith, author of "Athelwold"
New edition of Poems, by Frances Anne Kembe.
Pbilander Doestcks, p. b.
A Yacht Voyage; Letters from high latltudcs. BY
Age Age Of chlvalrry, by Thomas Bulanch.
Houses and the Panic of 1851 BY J. s. Gibbon Thirty
Illustrations by Lerrck
The Ex,Wife. BY John Lang, author of "wll he Mar
Home and the World. By the author of "souvenis of
a Residence In Europe"
Notes from plymouth Pulpit collection of memo
The Afternoon Of Unmarried Life. By the author of
:, the Three Books Of the Yesr-Thc History of New
hd nou@ye Of SpP Ppes5 History ph Gf nn he
tory Of History of Civil cation In England By Thomas
New York to Delhi by Robert B. Mlnturn.
The Great Day Of Atonement by Mrs. Colin Mackcn-
zle.
worcesters Dictionary for 1852 bound in cloth and
paper
The American Almanac and Repository ofUseful Knowl.
edge for the year 1859 Ia various bindings.
Abones Dictionary Of Authors, is now ready to sub
scrbers.
The Laird Of vorlan-By the author Of Margaret Matt
land"
sylvan Hollis Daughter-By the author Of Katie
Brandc LA Plata, 1.-THE Argentine Confederation"
aG Father sS SS G SS Miss fs 4sSe
Every variety Of School Books usedn Worcester Coun
y For sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash
prices EDWARD MELLEN, Jr
jazz diff 23g Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
ulyf JOAD AAIGOOD.
Chairman on Field Crops,
Agricultural inducements Er

These facts allow every reader to judge for himself
whether this report made, whether the Worcester
Agricultural Society do not think Kechums Machine the
best and whether its propretor are not honorable
men," N0URSE, MASON, & co.
flo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12
Special 9lotltes.

Mrs. 5. Goodwin, an experienced and successful
full Midwife. holds herself in readiness, day and night
attend to the duties OF her profession. Residence Is
Austin street dtf o24
Mrs. NJ. w. Geralds, Physician-m expe
fenced and successful Midwife, No 81 Mechanic street
at the head of Union street.
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints and Dis
of Children Office hours from to a. H. and from
to p. M diff je25
DIR. >. Foster Haven, Fosters Block Pearl st.
Worcester.
Special attention given to Diseases of the Eye.
al3 daweodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-12

WORCESTER, February 7, 1S59.-To
w the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of
Worcester THE undersigned desires license to erect
steam engine ot manufacturing purposes on the North
side of Central street. the East side of Mill Brook
j. NJ. c. ARASBY.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
ARNoLD's MAY PARTY.-On the

night Of Thursday, Nay 5th grand ball will be given
at Arnods house. for the beurt Of the proprietor
whose heavy loss by fire time since readers
will remember. Mr.. Arnold ought to have bumper
the occasion. He has been citizen of this county
since May lS49 has family here has just rebuilt his
hotel. which is public accommodation. and experts to
make his home here for life. On the night ofthe fire
he was offered $4,000 for property Which next
ing was In ashes We assured that the ball will be
got mp in good STYLE that the best music has been pro-
cured and that there will be ample accommodation for
q large attendance
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
/, The shooting gallery has been REQ
pened by some enterprising individual.

PERSONAL Col X. n. Snowden. Agent of
HE Sacramento STANDARD. was in town this week.
Irocuring subscriptions. The Standard is the
hsndscmest and hest Democratic newspaper ever
nubIished in California. and We are glad tolearn
that It Is meeting With : liberal support Tho
Gel. ~eut 10 Dcwpicvilie from shis Pisos.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
GONG AwAY.-The Rev. W. l..

Jones has accepted invitation to preach at Eureka.
Humboldt Bay. This community will regret his de-
parture, will his many friends at Camptonville,
where he has been regularly stationed for time.
Eureka the new home Of Mr. Jones. is a growing
place. and has recently been incorporated by the Leg
islakzre.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
THE COUNTY.

ROADS AND IIIGHwAYs.-The Legislatarehssrsssed an
act explanatory of Mr.. foungs road bill, and prov-
ding that the latter shall not go into operation until
March 3D. 1860. So the old.law remains in force
other year, and already appointed under it,
go to col ect taxes and improve the roads. Ow
ing to the unusual length and severity of the winter
they need repair badly.
The SPECIAL TAx-The Governor has approved All
act amending the law by which the Board Of Superv
authorized to levy special poll and property
tax for county purposes. These remain the
as before-the poll tax being limited to two dolais
and the property to fifty cents each hundred
dollars. The old act provided that the special fund
thus acquired sho+,ld be employed to deray she exen
of the county, other thar the s.l.ies and fees of
officers, and that any surplus remsirg sculd be paid
into the general fund for the payment Of the existing
county debt. The amendment just made directs the
mode of applying such surplus to the redemption of
unpaid county warrants registered the general fund.-
SUpERvIsors-The Board of Supervisors will meet
again on the first Monday in May.
NEvApA-Tilc following items arc gathered from the
Democrat:
man named J. L. Poole who has been in the em
ploy cf Amos T. Laird for time. American Hill
found dead in the dggings Tuesday, and is sup
posed to have been killed by several days before
One pan of dirt taken from tho Nebraska claims
yielded thrty-three ounces of gold. The COM
pany took out upwards Of six thousand dollars Sat
urday last-the result Of their weeks work.
c. W. Young has sold over five thousand tickets in
his Gift scheme. So much for personal pops
larity.
The fruit about Nevada have not been injured
GRASS vALLEr-Considerable hreproof building go
ing ON here. The National says that Leasitt, May
hugh Walworth preparing an extensive brick
yard in order to supply the large demand for bricks
Mr. Walton has painted Madonna for the C,tholic
Church. The National pronounccs the painting cred
liable.
The Grass Valley Indians had fandango at Penn
Valley last Tuesday week, and of their number,
called Jim killed another while under the inu of
whskey. At last accounts the IAdans rursu-
ing Jim in order to bring him tn justice.
A. L. Dbble has been MeadiBg the sidewalk in front
Of ihe National Office, and the editor calls the
crowned heads of Europe witness the fact that man
deemed worthy of seat in the nation, legislature by
great political party should perform such humble
labor for a printer!
MoyTEzUMt-The Montezuma Hotel formerly occu-
pied by Daniel iggett, has been taken by Mr. William
Chmpbel who gave very pleasant party there Sat-
urday evening last
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

At special meeting of the miners of Columbia Hill
District-Mr. John McBrown in the Chair, Mr.. Levi
Ayers acting Secretary-in accordance with procee
dings had in meeting. they amended their mi
ming laws to lay claims until thirty days after
water shall have been reduced fifteen cents an inch
when they adjourned with unanimous feeling in IA
vur of the strike. BIooMER.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
INTERESTING SuIT.-After long

staghaton in legal matters the court of Justice Far
quhar the of quite interesting and pro-
tacted SUIT during the past week. The was one
il which Dr. Farrally plaintiff with Messrs. Std
ger and Kutz as counsel. and Mcintosh Jefferson and
others defendants, with C. G. Harvey as counsel Far
rally sought possession of mining interest
In Kentz ravnc, which he has held for several years.
but about the ownership of which there was some
months ago a dispute with defendants until they oo
tanned possession to the exclusion of plaintiff Farral
y plea of forcbIe entry and detainer and the
question Of title did not enter into the salt at al Up
the question to whether the property had been
forciby entered and detained the three counsel exer
scise their legal ingenuity for many days. defend
ants rescrng to every techncaty and trying
2tkhe eass knowa to lawyers to get the out Of
court. 1t was finally tried before jury of six men,
who after being martyrized for two days. brought in
. verdict for defendants Farray will probably bring
suit to decide the question Of title.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

MOUNTAIN RELIEF SocIETY.-There
will be meeting of this society the Masonic Hall
Sunday, tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock. A full
attendance Of members is desirable as there will he
election for permanent officers. full meeting for
this purpose has been heretofore prevented by unfvor
able weather
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

j. W. Sullivan, the enterprising and
liberal san Francfco newsman has mr. thanks for
peated favors. We receive Eastern papers from him
regularly by the Overland mails
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
The DRAMA ON Foor.-'

The DRAMA ON FOoT.-Yankee
'Addsms and troupe. including two women walked
twenty miles on Monday last. and played at Young's
Hill in the evening. There's professional devotion for
you'll The days Of strolIiug actors returning. and
the legitimate reduced TO its last legs. Necessity
has got the mimic crew where death got Achilles-by
the heel.