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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

Freak mp your COlds.-DR. HAYsos's W.
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS the result of an, ~ 6ETE
Practical research both in the laboratory aud
sac OF the sick by physician Of cminencc and e bed
DE- Hanson could never he induced for any aCer.
consideration, 10 lend his name and influence ~
leren article but he has demonstrated by yeT i Iif
and successful practice, that they will arrcst large
Guilty The effects Of which more destr1cti I'M
man life than any other human maladv Tho, 20 hu-
the happy character of being a complate resent
particular diSease-COliS and their nmediata IOr
ana are recommended for other difficulty Us
inc pubic VIII ind them immediate and never ie e
While not the least Inconvenience or loss OF tino hs,
ure to fresh colds, dieting any other undcsr Dos
ect, VIII ever possibly occur. '""'e OK
The publishers have liberty to refer to the fo,i,
gentlemen, who have used the Cold Powders ana ins
are ready to corroborate the statements made above O
their own personal experience: 'e from
Thomas NJ. Day, ESQ., Editor Of Hartford Cour,,+
j. - Darlington, Esq, Editor of New Haven CC"rio
D. H. Mosely, Esq. Editor of Religious Herald 'eI-
Norman Burr Esq Editor of Christian Secretar,.
Rev. GurdOn Robbins, Hartford Conn.
having made some use in my family of DIR Uapso,,,
Neeetabe Chen icai Powders for the cure Of colds
gard 1t as safe and valuable medicine. '' lc-
Southampton, Nov. II, 1859 ALL'
All orders should be sent T. COWLES d IFFTF sa
ana d state street. New Haven Conn For sale by John
Y Hlll, Geo X. spur. Bush IL Co. M. b Green a Gu
James Green. Geo =. Harlow, Worcester: Geo G Gonir
WIN " Co., Boston; f. G.. Wells & Co, New York '
a26 dEw3m N'
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DIED.

In Sutton April 49, Sarah Jane third daughter of Ben
iamin Woodbury. 81 WIS mo.
In Rutland, April p, Mrs Hannah, widow of the late
In Bolton rl 20 Eliza NJ daughter of Joel FELTON, d
In Southboro April 20 Elizabeth D, wife of MOI, 81
In Pawtucket RI April H. Pardon jerks, in his ls.s
s..
In Stafford Conn, April a. Mrs Mary circuit the old
est resident in town. IS.
In Hope Township Y, March 30, William Babcock,
lU6 Mr. Babcock was soldier of the revolution and
served at the battle Of Stony Point
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

STORE MISUNDERSTANDING between Sunday
noon and Monday morning last, twelve Watches
twenty sets of gold ewery twelve lockets the same
number of finger rings, and other articles, amount
ing in all TO the value of $500 $500, were stolen
from the store of L. f. Margrat, 10 Nam street.
The robbers made entrance through rear window,
having first removed pane of glass. MI Margrat
says the goods the property of g. e. Brooks OF
Troy, for whom he is agent. He was TO leave yes
terday for Woonsocket, having been here but
week two keeping the store known as the Metro
potan GifS Bookstore"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24
TUESDAY. APRIL "a. 1860.

"THE OLDEN TIMEs."--We commenced,
yesterday, and continue, today, on the first
page of the paper, series Of sketches aud
records of the olden time, which will be read
with great interest. They have been prepared
expressly for The Spy by gentleman of this
county, whose ability, intelligence, age, knowl-
edge of the past, and taste for such researches,
fully qualify him to do the work in the best
manner The first number of these sketches
will be completed tomorrow. The others will
follow at such intervals as may be necessary
to secure the publication of one number a
week until the whole series is printed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC ScHooLs-The
annual examination of the public schools commence
in this city, this afternoon, when the following
primary schools will be examined, under the direc-
ton of their respective committees
Front street west dover room)-AIiss Martha
Hobbs, principal; by Messrs. q. IA Earle Newton,
and Bartlett
Peasant street north-Miss Ellen P. Palmer, prin-
cipal; by Messrs. Shipper, stone, and Smyth.
Sycamore street upper room)-Miss S. w. Gle
ments, principal; by Messrs. Curtis, y. X Earle and
Stone.
Main street north-Miss Sarah j. Newton, princi.
pal by Messrs I X. Earle, Bullock, and Russell.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Special 4lotltes.

10 purchasers of neutrality-suspicious. atten-
uoh Is called to an examination of MY STOCK OF
CLolHlNG' which, for STYLE make, and finish is second
to no Custom work in the city
garments made to order in the best manner at short
notice
just bear in mind that you nd better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper than at any other place in
the city d. H. EAMEs
Harrington Corner Main and Front street
apo diff opposite civ Han
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him till he disappeared in the brush in the rear OF
the iron works in Quinsigamond Village The po-
lice were Immediately notified but they have been
unable as yet to find him. DR.. Sargent was called,
and pronounced the boy very dangerously hurt
He remained in an insensible condition till this
morning when he able to recognize his friends
and there now appears some prospect of his recov-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

HoIloWay's Ointment.-(SOut, lurnbapo and rbon
matism are inalliby removed by Il continuous rs" az
this great detergent application Warm fomcntatio,l
should in all eases precede its 1t reaxes the
strained muscles and hbers, and assists nature in CON
pieinG cure Sold at the manufactorv, No so Maiden
Lane, New York, and by all Druggists at 25c 63c apd
- PEI IVA ubt apis
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LADIES COLLEGIATE INsrITUTE.-Rev. II. A.
Szer of Syracuse, N Y, has been appointed by the
corporation of the Ladies Institute of this city its
travelling financial agent. He is now in this city,
and has entered upon his duties. We understand
that this institution is now in nourishing condi-
ton, being nearly full of students averaging about
one hundred. The corporation about erecting
two more buildings, in completion of the original
pla
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

FUNERAL OF MAJOR TENNEY.-The funeral SER
vices of Major Daniel Tenney, in Sutton, Sunday
last, were attended by very numerous body of his
own townsmen, and by Masonic delegations from
Oxford, Millbury, Grafton, Webster, and Worces-
ter The Masonic burial service conducted in
a solemn and impressive manner by past deputy
Dr. Rawson of Grafton, assisted by the visiting
brethren from abroad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

SUPREME CoURT.-The case of e. X. Gibbs vs. the
chief of police of the city of Boston, to recover the
rewards offered for the arrest of McNulty, the MUIR
derer of policeman Hobson, year or two since, was
taken up yesterday morning and is still on trial o.
G. Stevens of Clinton, and Ranney Of Boston, for
the plaintiff and Devens & Hoar for defendant.
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In this CITY, April % by Rev NJ Richardson David T,
Blake to Mary Hardy, all of this CITY,
In Cherry Valley. April n by Rev Albert Gould Geo
H0yle to nth shaw, both of Leicester
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MYERS BoNIFACE's capital dramatic company
opened at the Theater last night. They are accom-
panied by Mrs. Annie Senter, a young actress of
considerable note. Tonight ''The Hunchback" will
be performed. Mr.. Marston will appear i'll the farce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

REV. D. w. FAUNcE, pastor of the Second Bap-
fist church in this city has received and accepted
a unanimous call to the Baptist church in Maiden
He will preach his farewell sermon next Sabbath,
and remove the following week to his new charge.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACUT-

- SETTS.-WOrcester, ss.-Court of Insolvencv-Ip
me case Of THOMAS GATES, of Worcester in said
County, an lnsOlvent Debtor
10 the honorable the Judge of Probate and Insolvency
IN and for said County Of Worcester
Inc subscriber respectfully represents that he is cred
TOR OF sad sovcn debtor and that he has proved his
ca IN sad case, against the said debtor and
ta ne belleVeS 1t will be for the benefit of all concerned
mat me proceedings in the of said debtor be stayed
Meeloe ne prays that an order may be passed vacatng
all the proceedings in said case.
teen hundred and sixty. HARRISON 'BIISS
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dermcn, March gth, 1860, John O. Hill was anpoined an
agent Tor ne City Of Worcester to purchase and sell
sprltu0us liquors for medicinal chemical and mechani-
Ga purposes fot the current year. in conformity to the
laws OF TINS Commonwealth and such rules and rcgua-
lions as may be adopted by the Board of MAYOR and Al
germen; he Asencyis at JOHN Q. HILLS ApOthecarv
app d&wgm W W RICE Nov"r'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

BoLToN.-At the April town meeting, Joseph
Sawyer and Thomas j. Houghton were elected con-
stables and were duly qualified.
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VI rs marriages, where no relationshipex-
lsted between the parties, there were S37 chill.
dren, OF whom Is were defective, and $40 per.
feet. In another case of this kind, in coun.
try village, 81 families had 2O7 children, all
perfect '''
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Ladies, don't fail to go and see Bryant's New Goods
His advertisements tell the story d3t aid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

CrOup.Chdrena are often seized very suddcpI,, with
ms disease which not quickly relieved proves fatal
A. gener ATTACKS children in the night, after having
peen nluch exposed to damp, cold winds through fhe
Gay Damp houses wet feet thin shoes wet clothes or
hnytilg mat pbstructs perspiratiOn. may Occasion
Group: Mothers! your children are liable 10 he tekcn
WIN ms dread complaint at time when you least ex-
pect ~ put " is not ALWAYS doctor can be called or
remedy found, and for this we would advise Won
now ana without moments delay, to buy bottle of
DR.. EAToN's lNFANTILE CORDIAL II will cure ever,
cnse OF Group taken In times and also all complaints
attenulns reclining, Commissions Coughs Colds etc IN
u sOld by al respectable druggists Messrs (Hrpou
Dur9ST Sew York are the proprietors and also sole
s sa lot Dr. BkoNsoN's BLOOD FooD" which for
NuhsumpuVe ana Chronic disease is a sure remedy Do
hot Oe put on with any other articles Write 10 CHrncH
own town. ' eN' '"o"' III your
w see advertisement. For sale by GEO r. sPURR
- -.bN'i "'iNVs'ei' uNWlm ap9
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George Sessions, FURNISHING NORTHUMBERLAND
COFFIN WAREHou sE;-Cottins Baskets, Patent Metallic
Pai Eases ana Robes OF every description always
sizes. ' - a.
Every thing connected with the management of funerals
promptly attended to. No. ~ Front street, residence on
Front street Worcester, Mass. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

VILLAINoUs OurRAeE.-On Sunday afternoon,
about six O'Clock, as John McClusky, a lad about
sixteen years of age son of Patrick McClusky, who
resides on Mlbury street in this city, was fishing
with companion In the stream near the corner Of
Cambridge and Millbury Streets a boy named John
Conway, who was passing along the road, mali
ciously threw stone, larger than mans hand, at
the two fishers. 1t hit young McClusky on the back
of his head, rendering him nsensible, and knocking
him into the water. A gentleman passing by at the
time, hearing the splashing caused by the boys fall
went to his rescue, and picked him up just as he was
sinking in the water to the depth Of several feet
He then went in pursuit Of Conway, and followed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

Mrs. WinsiOXV, an experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teehing
whcn greatly facilitates the process teething by so
tening the gums reducing all allay all
pam and sure TO regulate the bowels Depend upon
H. mothers 1t viii give rest yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases See
advertisement in another column. d&wly au2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

The NATURAL HISTORY SoCIETY.-The annual
meeting of the Natural History department of the
Lyceum and Library Association, was held last
evening" in their rooms. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:-Chairman, Dr.
Rufus Woodward; Secretary, Stephen C. Earle;
Treasurer, Nathaniel Paine. Curators-Of Botany
Anne Is. Earle; Mineraogy and Geology Prof
james Bushee; Conchology, james 6. Arnold I;
Zoology H. A. Marsh 0rnithology, James S. Rog-
ersj Herpetoogy, Rev. Horace james; Ichthyolo-
gy, Nathaniel Paine; Entomology, Rev. I. w Hig-
gnsoni Osteology, Dr. Rufus Woodward; Crusta.
cea and Radiaa, James G. Arnold. Curators Of
Cabnet-James 5. Rogers and Stephen c. Earle.
Professor Bushee gave lecture on Interchangeable
and Metamorphic Changes in Minerals" lie will
give another lecture at the next meeting, two weeks
hence, when all interested in the subject are invited
TO attend.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending April 70 1860
ThermOmeter. Wind Rain.
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Il. II. Nichols, NJ. H., Homeopnthtc Phy.t
ONCE and residence liz Main street O1ee hour
rom TO ., and from TO clock r. NJ "''
worcester, October 20, 1850 ar d,t
Seed Oats.-For sale by DRAPER a CTApV
mill dff ~ |LAhh'
49, =: Foster Haven, Fosters Block, Pear 81
special attention given TO Diseases of the Eve
alJ daweodtf
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T ,OsE0lNSunJs3, The sd Hst., a small
- NosaK.11in SSseiTfeSw win De suit3I x~fewarded
on leaving 'cse'sals st.lN dN-eA .fSslst sp2I
SITUATION WANTED-Bv capable
~ girl to do all kinds of homework in private family
Inquire at No 81 Temple street. d2Ma ap2i
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NeW Embellishments.

INFORMATION WANTED concerning
= Missing Boy gsped xNTHoNY TAFT, He Is
aged about II yeak f1 - hair and eyes, and wore
living Tor four tes TAFT of NorR h Rftn
aud has not bh since IhpGMlav afternoon April
-. Any il oT ton stt>av4rf Ire ubscriber or With G.
L STAPLESvAAIorcester, will be thankfully received
- JAMES TAFT.
Northorldge' April ~, 1860, d&wf ap24
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-WoRCEsT
"A SS.The third meeting OF the creditors of MI CHAEL
CARNEY, of Worcester, i'll said County, an nsOlvent
debtor wRe helAt the Court OF insolvency at Worces
ter in salf4QF on the ninth day of May next at
nine oc&RNts forenoon, at which meeting creditors
NAV bsrsent dbeapfOv Ser claims; and the Assgnees
hereby giNesfieetbat their account of receipts nav
in the Registry OF Insolvency at Worcester in said
county. NJ. J. McCAFFERTY ,
GEORGE f. VERY, Assiehees
Worcester, April "A, 1850. DIT ap24
N OTICE.-To all whom it may concern.
hereby certify and declare that from this date
release all claim whatever TO the service time OF my
mess in his own name control his affairs and to be
responsible for all debts that he may contract.
~ JAMES PALMER.
worcester April g. 1860 d3t+ ap24
CHOICE MUSIC FOR SMALL OR
~ CnEsTRAS.-TIIE NEW GERMANIA, collec-
ton OF operate Airs, Marches, Polkas Watzes Dance
ments. BY Il. A. BHr1itt. Price 81 rs STARR col
LECTION OF MUSIC, for Wind or Strinped Instru-
ments- by w, Moore. Price Sl50. Sent bv mail pOst
pad, on recent OF price. Published by OLIVER nIT
sun " co, ~ Washington street. Boston. dit ap24
~ p u n ~ m
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h j A B B 0 I ,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Office No. bay State Block, WOrcestt

Mass.
Houses and Building Lots Bought Sold and Exclaimed
for other property. Farms, Wood and Timber Iards
Water Privileges, &C. for sale exchange. Real state
in the city country bought and sold on commission
Those wishing to purchase sell will well TO cali at
my office Also attention given to the appraisal of Reai
orpcrsonal property. Tenements Rent.
L. L. ABBOTT
ap24 deodtf No4Bav State RIoct
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Draper a Clark, Agents Tor the sale of Mapes
Nrosezed Supcrphosph9e of Lime, compo ed of Dried
Blood. Bones, Suphuric Acid, Peruvian Guanu and Sui
phate Of Ammonia. For sale at New York Prices
mh3l d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
IN superior STYLES of Roman letter, Old English and
Script, with black rcd ink warranted indellibc, and
for sale at low prices, by JOHN O. HILL Apohecary
Worcester, Mass Itf ial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

Mrs. 5. GoOdvin, an experienced ana success
full Midwife nOds herself in readiness day and night
attend to the duties her profession Residence, Is
Austin street. dti o9l
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rnat+;va Slave westing in Philadelphia.

PuIIApElpHfA. Dee ia large Union
meeting was held, to-day, III independence
Sauare- The resolutions at the Union meet
ius deplore the enactnents Of the several
states evading the pIo"isons OF the constitu-
ron and nronouncing such acts violations of
n soien,nIy made compact, and appealing for
their repeal, and pIedging that the statute
hooks of Pennsylvania will be carefully search
ed for Objectionable provisions, and if found
that they will at once be repealed. They also
recognize the obligations OF the fugitive slave
law, recommending the passage OF state law
recommending the owners OF rescued slaves,
and of submitting TO the decision of the SUI
preme court as to tine rights Of slave owners
in tile territories They also recommend that
disputed questions be forthwith referred 10 the
supreme court for decision approve OF a con
venli0n of seeding states to suggest remedies,
with the conviction that the propositions will
be received by the other states in concillato'
ry and patriotic spirit appealing TO their
brethren in other states contemplating seces-
sion to torbear
The resolutions were amended so as to call
a convention OF all the states, instead of the
secession states. Speeches We're made by
Mayor Henry, j. b. IngerSoH, Judge Wood
ward, and Charles L. Lex. The latter stated
that although he should prefer a slight moditi
cation of the fugitive slave law, yet as the law
of tile land it should be submitted to, and this
was the sentiment of governor Curtin and lie
had a despatch from the governor of Mary
land, denying that he had called an extra SEES
sion of the legislature.
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. 13.-The house com
mitee OF thirty-three met today and took
action on that portion OF the message rela
tive to the pending difficulties. AIR. Rust of
Arkansas offered il resolution that the existing
discomfort and growing hostility OF the south,
ern people TO the federal government is great
ly to be regretted, and that, whether without
just cause or not, any reasonable, proper, and
constitutional remedies or effcctual guarantees
that their peculiar interests as recognized by
the constitution, shall be preserved, or neces'
sary to preserve the peace and pcrpetuity OF
the Union should promptly and cheerfuIly be
grant, d.
Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont offered an ameud
ment worded like Rust's, eXpunging, "wheth.
er without just cause or not, and "offectual
guarantees" their peculiar interests as recogniz.
ed by the constitution" The amendment
was rejectcd-9a against 20.
Mr.. Ferry of Connecticut moved to substi,
tute that whatever grievances exist affecting
the rights OF any citizens OF the oniederacy
aud capable of removal by action of congress,
ought to receive full and appropriate remedies
by speedy action OF federal legislation, either
by resolution or statutory amendments OF the
constitution, OF recommendation to call gen.
eral convention of the states, was rejected by
8 to %.
Rust's resolutions were then adopted, %
to 8.
Mr.. Davis of Mississippi declined to vote,
and Mr.. Bnyce was absent. The nays were
Adams, Ferry, Humphrey, Robinson, Tappan,
Morrill,, Morse, and Washburne.
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From California.

FoRr KEARNEY, Dec 13.-The pony ex-
press from San Francisco has arrived. The
steamer Cortcz sailed on the 29th of Novem-
Der with 80 passengers and Sl,23o,0OO in
treasure.
The advices from New York had an unfa
vorable effect on the market, holders waiting
for further news
question. Some Breckenridge papers are
publishing articles favorng Pacific republic.
The Lyceum Theater OF San Francisco has
been burnt loss $50 900.
The republican papers are urging the APP.
pointment OF some Californian to Llnc0in' S
cabinet. Most of the ministers preached Union
discourses on Thanksgiving day.
Oregon advices state that an expedition will
be undertaken in the spring against the lndl-
ans who maSsacred the Myers party, to recov-
~'r five young girls believed to be in their pos
session, There are symptoms of general
Indian alliance to wage war on the whites on
the eastern border of Oregon.
British Columbia dates are to Nov. 18th.
The negro rioters were acquitted on the ground
that heir riot was not premeditated. Thir'
teen persons were drowned by upsetting a ca
noe on Frazier river.
The bark Onward brings Japanese dates to
October %. AT Kanagaka trade was dull, the
difference IN currency and exchange rendering
it almost impossible to obtain cargOes The
British commissary department had been
broken mp. The British brig OF war Camilla
was lost oil hanaJaNa, Sept. ., in a typhoon ;
all hands persisted. Most of the stoIeh0uses
at Yokohama were destroyed by the same
typhooy loss $4,000. The Russian minister
did not succeed in getting treaty with the
japanese.
Later news from lIakodadi, per whaleship
F0rldl, states that business was very dull, on
account OF the currency question. Mexican
dollars were Al rs per cent. premium, whaers
bill Is per cent discount
C1ma dates OF Oct. 8 state that the allied
fleet was in sight of Pekin also that the en-
peror had fled and that thirty thousand Chinese
had been killed