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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

The MUsEuM,-Fhe Museum is to be re.opened on
Monday 9Th inst, with splendid stock company com
prsng several members who have won golden opinions
aud fixed their fame in this city. Warwick the versa
tile dramatist graceful eocuionst and thorough gem
teman, is to make his appearance on our boards again.
Cartlitch, the veteran actor and accomplished stage
manager, is TO take command of the ship once more-
and Mrs, Biessenherz who has been creating great
sensation in the Vest and winning fresh laures in the
cities on the Lakes, returns TO Worcester: with other
ladies and gentlemen who with the highest rec
Concentrations of ability. The Museum has been thor
oughly cleaned and renovated; and everything mat
talent and money could accomplish has been done to
render the house com Portable. The orchestra will he
under the direction Of Mr. Reinike the celebrated Ger
man Vionist. Amongst the actors who are TO ap-
pear, are MI and Mrs cCMty, recently from Europe,
W. b Chippendale, from the New York Theaters ard
Miss Lucy Cutler, from the Boston Museum We
are glad to learn also, that AIRS w IT. Pierce one Of
The best lady actors in New England is to again grace
the boards Of Worcester Several splendid new pieces
are under rehearsal now aud will be produ. ed with all
possible eclat This promises to he brilliant season
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01
AdditionaI News by the Europa.

Austria has addressed memorandum 70 all the
European governments, showing that the recent al
fair at SMYRNA, is Americas first step towards the
realization Of The Monroe doctrine. A telegraph
despatch from Trieste, Aug 18th, announces a con-
siderable decline in the price Of grain in that mar
ket.
IrALY.--The Duke of ModeDa abolishes the
government monopoly Of sallpelre, from September
LIST.
RUssIA.-From ST. Petersburg, Aug. 9th, il is
announced that Menschikofl has declared the Cir
cassian coast from Naasa TO Suzuki Kale in state
Of blockade, to prevent the importation Of arms.
From Smyrna, Aug. 81, it is stated that the Cir
cassians had taken by storm the Russian fort Choir
puk Kale.
AFRICA AND AUsTRALIA.-Cape Good Hope
dates are to July 9Th. Ali is quiet The Kaffree
are poaceably trading with frontier settlers. sgd
ney dates May l2ths that the gold fields con-
tinued productive. Other news has been mostly an
tcipaed overland. Seamen were readily procura
Bile at Melbourne at moderate wages.
From Egypt we have news of the discovery of a
coal mine in Mount Sinai.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

Discovery OF SKELETON IN WEST
SPRINGFIELD-A few days since, as some work.
men were engaged in eXcavaiiug for a basement
story, about thirty rods south of The West Springfield
Depot,on the high south bank Of the Agawam liver,
they struck, al about two feet below the surface of
the ground he skeleton OF "A man Of uncommon
height. He was buried with his llace towards the
rising sun, with a gun, screw driver, chisel, bullet
mould, pair Of shears, lhimbles several pipes filed
with tobacco, and string of wampum. The teeth
OF some large animal were found by his side Mr..
Ciapp, owner of the house, has given ava, for the
qualification Of the curious the ku and part Of
the relics. The teeth were sound and fast in
the jaws, and were all double The bonea were in
good state OF preservation. The barrel the gun
was decomposed, but the Ihimbles for the Iamrod
were perfect, and contained sumo pieces of the ram.
rod that were sound. The gun lock was much rust.
ed, but held fast the flint. Whether the bones of
the sleeper are those of the sacbtm of Woropoco
or of old Greyock whose haunt and home was about
Pochasuck aud Mettinez, cannot now be known, but
as he was buried precisely in the same way Of the
unconquerable Black hawk il affords some proof
that be of the chiefiains of the aborigines
who, as "A race, have w'hered from the land--gone
70 the general burial ground Of their fathers
Springfield Repub.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

dIGHFALUTIN RUN WILD IN THE Con-
NEcTICUT VALLEY. The following saws the
Springfield Republican, is veritable copy of
native production, posted with other specimens in
the garden of the divineIy- inflated author, some
where up and down The Connecticut Valley
There Is no old pamphlet mustiness about this ::
nothing short of the last halfof the 10th century
is equal 10 it:
The POET PHILosoPHER.-Alone, broodinq
melancholy in the far sci tudt of Pictured woods,
frowning In their tempting grandeur around the
cloud-capped crags Of the sublime mountains
wandering mitred roads of -Npjestic .Joue; travel
er in the weird gardens of philosophic orients
lIngerer on the hearsed plumed ruins; rehearsing
his minslrelsy amidst the circumvoutons of po-
etic rivers smoothing the pillow Of the diving
Alchemlst; surveying the starry tops Of thought,
unseen by minds Of common stature he feels
himself the ncomprehensible atom, the still small
voice from the sunset shrouds of forgotten ages.
His library the universe his studio immensitu.
his sanctum sancorum The all temple This friend
vista creation, the only work Of God; his adored
the creative intelligence, the Almighty presence,
who sltteth supreme upon the circle of Eternity,
rolling the vcissitudal seasons, and rounding the
periods OF time-hls celestial parent, great father
OF light and ancient Of DAYS.
MeamorphOs Of Seasons are TO lime as flowers
cut down by pale Pomona; he sees the years
vanish like the mirage of the desert; he looks
from the g loop holes y of his retreat upon a
thoughIess world, rolling his numbers DER the
track OF man. his path is illummed by reason
pleasure follows in his footsteps and bis walks are
pleasant when his star has sci in funeral crane be-
hind the dark mountain. ELwooD BARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

The FOLLOWING is a description of free
fight in Western Virginia, as related by one of
the eye witnesses thereof Promising that there
was but one man struck, in answer to an interro-
gatory as to who he was, the narrator replies
81 reckon he was from low down on Guyan,
somewhat. Jes as they war awin, chap rode
up on clay bank hoss-I reckon he was Mes
senger stock, a scrowgin anemil, leetle mite
blind o'both eyes-a peert looking chap enough,
an when he got fernent the place. SEES hes is this
free 6ght? an they told him it wor. WELL
says he, Citing off am htchng his ole clay-bauL
to swinging limb, count me inl He hadn't
more'n got it out, alore some one fetched him lick
an he drapt. He riz dreclSly with some defckul-
~, an ses he, is this free fight? am they
tole HIM it arr. sWell, SEES he, uBhitchin his
boss, and putin his leg over the back leather,
count me out am then he marvelled
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

JOHN p HALE.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New Y ork Times. writes as fol-
lowss-
1t is said that the President is uneasy about the
look of things in Hampshire. The Adolf.
tionists and Free. Soilers, and Burkeiles and
Maine Law men. have played the dickens with
the old line Democracy in the Banner State, and
there is serious apprehension here that John
p. Hale may return TO the United Suites Senate.
| supposed Mr. Hale had retired from public life.
and was about 10 settle ia New York. and resume
his practice of law; but his chances for re-eIec-
ton are so much better now than they seemed
when he was returned to the Senate before, that
it is understood be has 'put himself 10 the hands
of his friends If be should be sent back here
to offset, by his jolly phiz, the vinegar face of
Senator Anterior, nobody in these quarters will
grieve seriously over it, however much they NAV
regret the defeat Of their own men,
1t would not be the strangest thing that ever
happened, if both John P Hale and Salmon p.
Chase should both be returned to the Senate.
What work it wcnld make with The Union Savers
if they should be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

''LrTTLE Boy D.'-Such is the label
appended to a little coat, swinging at he door OF
clothing store in Greenwich st. melancholy fac
etlousuess, particularly when one sees a thousand
urchms every day, upon whose battered jackets
might be chaked, with great prUpriety, "Litte coat
wanted" There moves funeral cor:eee, dt, wn
like dark thread through the gay broidery pf
broadway; and there's mother ihele " hose heavy
heart is beating all the while, to the thought, "ule
boy wanted" There goes a mother through the
crowd bearing upon her head a stained pine coffin,
Tor iue morsel Of her heart, thai lies cold aud
still, N the only room AT home How legibe the
words in those sad eyes, "litlle boy wanted" Age
toterng lis way along murnurs TO itself, "liule boy
wanted" Years and years ago, a blue eyed lad had
gone ''down to the sea,' and was never heard Of
more. lie was an only son, and she was widow.
Pictures III memory never grow old, and so, through
all these weary years, when the e, grow dim with
watching the ''honeward bound, /" il has ever been,
will ever be, "litIe boy wanted IN y 1nb.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

hOssUTH's SIsIBRs.-''Three sisters of Kos.
sulh," writes lady to us, 'are living in New York.
One is at the head Of "a boarding house Al M.
Irving Place, and the others who have recenty ar
rived in this country, are 76l and 1852 Broadway
near yin street, where they Intend opening "A lace
and SILK store, about the LIST of September MANY
OF their goods they brought with them but thew have
been disappointed on account Of the absence from
the city Of many TO whom they brought letters. I
nave recently seen them, aud lee DESTROYS thai they
should be Known and experience that sympathy thev
appear 10 deserve.
The articles they have for sale are of very SUI
perlor quality and were manufactured al Brussels
under their supervision, think The widowed
sister Is Madame MesseeDy III health has com
PEELED her to abandon the idea Of teaching for which
her brother thought her fully competent As sun.
port for herself and children, together with he,
sisters family, she intends TO open THIS lace and silk
shop. She has brought with her Partisan dress
makers, and designs to carry on he business"
Two Of the sisters go this week to Newport.
in the hope Of finding customers among The
crowd of wealthy and fashionable people assem-.
bled there. Five years ago they were wealthy
themselves But because they were sisters and
wives, their property was sold aud they imprison-
ed. They are now reduced to absolute poverty.
IL Is not yet year since theIr mother died al
Brussels, and one Of them is within thai short
period widow.
In the midst Of these crushing msfortunes. these
three homeless women evince ioillude that
men rarely display, and nobility no, born Of
courts. They ask no charity, but COMPLAINING
ly set to work, and would gladly earn LIVELIHOOD
for themselves and their children. But stranger
in strange land, ignorant of our language anC
customs, unused TO their work ,sica, lrIendless anc
poor, il is easy 10 see that unless generous pub
lie sympathy will aid their efforts, they may iai
after all.--.aibany EUenins Journal,
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vERY spEoIAK NOTICE.

TIVE DOLLARSt WARD!
As certain so center in this city, still persists in ad
vertising that be makes and sells g Chemically Col
ored" Dasuerreotypes, make him the following
proposition
We propose that the Gentleman hangs of his
Chemically ColOred " DsguemeOtyDes in the lower
hall Of the Central Exchange rom of the Pt Office,
for one week will hang of our new style
side of his, thus giving The public chance exalne
specimens, and see WhO is the ht,B1Bug.
Gentleman who has a love Of the beautiful. ard
who eau appreciate the Slime Arts,'' and knows tie
modesty and retiring disposition Of the so man,
has deposited with Us Fine Dollars 10 he given to him,
providing he will accept Of the above offer.
Will the so cent man accept or quiBbfe. We shall
see. ADAMS CbAFLfN,
auglO diff 1873 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the


MR.. KENNEDY, of RoXbury, has discovered in one
Of our common Pasture Weeds a remeuy that cures
every kind of HGmor from the worst Scrofala down 10
common Pimple. lie has tried It in over eleven hun
bred cases and never failed except in two eases hun-
der humOr) He has in his possession over Nv
hundred certificates Of its value all within twenty
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth.
One to ihee bottles viii cure the worst kind Of pim-
Piles on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the sysem of biles.
Two bottles is warranted the canker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles IL warranted cure the worst
Of ETysipelas,
One to two bottles is worTanted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted cure running of the ears
and blotches among The hair.
-Four 20 six bottles is warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin.
Two TO three bottles is warranted TO cure the worst
of ringwOrm.
Two TO three bottles is warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three four hotties is warranted salt rheum
Five 10 eight bottles Will cure the worst of
fula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cure when the above quantity
is taken.
Reader / peddled over a thousand bottles of This in
the vicinity of Boston. ! know the effects of il in
every case. so sure az water will sxingnsh fire 80
sure viii this cure humor. never sold bottle of IL
but that bete sold another after a trial it always
speaks for ITSELF There two things about this herb
thar appears 10 me surprising first that grows in our
pastures, IN some places que plenty and yet ts value
has never been known until discovered il In 1916
second that II should cure all kinds of humor. have
given 70 children year old, up old men of sixty
from me hoellest woman Ia Boston, up % the belle Of
N"nantum, ard ~ all cases The cure Is certain. No
change OF diet Is ueccssary-sa The best Won can
get nave likewise an herb when sinmered In sweet
on dssoves scrofnlnis swelling OF the neck aud under
the e0rs-pfice SO cents
directions for Use.--Aduli, one table spoonful per
uhY chidren over eight lenfs desert spoonful child.
Zen from five TO eight yenrs, leu spoonful As no d.
recuon can be applicable 70 all constitutions, take
enough TO operate on The bowels twice dny
Mr., Kennedy gives pers0ie attendance In bad cases
of Scrofua.
Price ST. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY
100 Warren street, Hoxbury For snle by REDDING
a Co 8 State street, BOSTON
For sale in Worcester by u. Scott, NJ a. Green 4
O White Co, q. A. Harrington H. o., r. H. Marsh
y. Weulhefbce, Caldwell s Hin, Bush a CO., James
Green, l.. II. Lazell, sibcy Scott Clappville Geo
Roberts Souihbrdge, A.. r, Amidon div aual
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

SIX DAYS ACROSS tue ATLANTIC steam
er il now in the stocks, At The ship yard Of John w.
Grlifhr at Greenpont which Is expected 10 be
ready lof sea early in FEBRUARY next This steamer
is being constructed under the plans and specfca.
lions OF William Norris, civil engineer, and John
w. Griflilhs naval architect, who have patented
their improvements in this country, England and
France. The badere and patenlees, MS we are IN.
formed, are under engagements 10 cross the Atlantic
from New Yqrk to England, within six days, in all
seasons with greater comfort 10 passengers and less
risk to HE than by the present conveyance. New
York Herald
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

CARD. Mrs. WlNsLOW TO THE ladies
Mrs. Winsow. an old and experienced nurse and Fee
male PHYSICIAN would call the attention Of The Ladies
her soothing syrup for Children eething. II will i'm
m edatey relieve them from PAIN aay all spasmodiC
action soften the gums reduce inflammation, and is
10 regulate the Bowels. Depend upon II, Mothers, I
will give rest TO yourselves, and relief ard health TO
your children. n Price, IS cents per bottle
We have sold very large quantities OF MIS- Winslows
soothing syrup during the pasi six yearsse7eal thou
sand the last yeaE We believe il the best medicine IN
the world for Children teething, for the cure of by
EMERY and Darrhea in Chdrca whether arises from
teething OF any other Ii gives universal salts
ction-Rever heard complaint ifsm any one using II
never sold medicine so universally successful ID re
lievng pain and affecting cuTes-Ielief is ABsoLuTEL
SURE. CURTIS d PERKINS, Druggists, No. 80 Cort
land street, n ew York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is asiOnished al the wonderful cures per
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
BIZ CURTIS 81 PERKINS. Its equal has never bfen
known for removing pain in all cases; for he cure OF
spinal complaints cramp in the limbs and stomach
gheum tism in all its forms, bilious choc, burns, sore
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy IN the
word For particulars circulars In the hands o,
Agents foi gTatuiious circulation.
II B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
are base limitations. Price l2l, rs, 37a cts per botef
according 10 size. Sold ia nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester; Bush & Co. j. 7 Lazell,
c. A Harrngtun Cherry Valley houomley 4 Gill !;
spepcer J. NJ Crout q Co; East Brookfeld, Aonzo
Upham W. Broobfed, Eiske Il Co Broobheid, 6eo
r. Low K Co oc27 dawls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01
sPEolAL NorIoES.
Important and Interesting Notice,

To all who wish for good daguerrean Pctures
BE wise in Judgment and aim TO secure that which is
good, Trash al times can he bought b, those who
v i'll tuy. Ladies and Gentlemen; if YOU are IN want of
good Daguerrean picture please call at Van Alsn,s
Rooms, Nos lS7 and 207 Main and satisfy vour
selves that the HATHAWAY BROTHERS will make
good Types, at rsas enable and living prices
Chemically and physically colored Daguerreotvpes
OF superior tone and finish. good assortment Of fne
GOLD L0CKETs Call and examine Tor yourselves
anal al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

YELLOW FEVER. The total number of inter-
ments in New Orleans, for the week ending August
9Th, was 1923, of which LAP were from yellow
fever. The New o. leans papers of the 9th speak
hopefully Of a decline in the rate OF mortality.
Accounts from Natehez state that the greatest
alarm was prevailing there, and more than half Of
the inhabitants had left the city in consequence OF
the ravages OF the yellow fever. None of the au-
thorlies had left. Quarantine was no longer en-.
forced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

BACKED Down. An old woman who had lease
Of an old rookery on the corner Of Church and War
rem streets, which inelered with certain improve
ments proposed to be made by the owner of the
property but resoutey refused to give up her rights
for less than $4,000, has finally backed down. and
omitted the premses--condescen 10 receive, in
consideration, the rihing sum Of $1,000, or there
ahouts, The building thus vacated, is undergoing
demolilon.-N. Y JON. of Com
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

% The Buffalo Advertiser of August the 29lh,
says that the man arrested at Niagara on the 18th,
was not negro as has been reported. He is a
white man, about 5 ieet inches hgh,with red hair
and countenance slightly irecked. His name is
stated to be Patrick Sneed, the name he assumed
being Joseph Watson. He is accused Of the muir
der of James NJ. Ives, al Savannah, on The 9Th of
July, 1919. One thousand FIVE hundred dollars we've
offered Tor his apprehension, which the officers, Ty
Ter and Boyington, Of Buffalo, will probably OBJ
tain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

NOCTURNAL CONVERSATION. = Wife,
(complainngy) Il hayn't more than third of
the bed
Husband, (triumphantly.) Well, that's all
the law allows yon--[New Bedford Mercury.
Inc .Mercury editor says the above is bona
.fde. Was he the ''trumphant'' busbando
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

An INcIDENr.--A little boy, clad poorly,
standing 10 front Of the Western Hotel, was ac-
costed this morning by rude young man, with
the question "Does your mother know you're
out ~ The little fellow looked at the nerro-
gator a moment, while his bosom heaved and
tears gathered in his eyes I" Sir, my dear mother
is dead - Buffalo Republic. W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

ExPLosIoE.--A terrible explosion occurred
at Wheeling on Monday; 20 kegs Of guupowJer
exploded on he what, killing one dayman in
slantly, and blowing mother into the river. Tina
wharf boat was completely demolished. and ,he
steamboais Orion aud Salem damaged several
windows we're shattered throughout the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

AMERICAN lrGENUITY REwARDED. -
The Calcutta Engishman Of June 10Th, contains
the award of the committee who have been three
years at work testing different varieties of cotton
gins, divided the prize Of 5000 rupees between
TWO Massachusetts Yankees, Messrs. Bates,
hyde q Co, and Messis. Carver a. Co. That
sum ~ 10 be sent ID Washington for the parties
entuee TO Il, with gold medals Of the Agricultural
society OF India for each Of them. The society
iuriher voted 70 purchase the two machines NJ Tho
cost price Of construction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

Greg Hair Changed and New Growth Pioducedt
The introduction If +" Van Deusen's improved
Wahpene'' the great Hair Restorative and aoknowl-
edged Specific for changing Gray II ali to its primitive
color has been attended with The signal and unde~
niable success Such declaration is based The
ing testimony of unquestionabe fucts. A Vegetable
properties embrace those nourishre aud terminating
stimuants which, in concert wnh Nature, act on the
bulbs and germs causing the reproduction Of
growth often INSTRUCTED by sckly ana dranged Hair
and forming that depcsite OF Gonr matter necessary
eject change Of GRAY lair TO its natural aspectN
1t purely Vegetable Prepaation free from ali ad
mixture OF mineral acids, aFohclc liquids and those
Dyesufs so peculiar to tllb novel inventions Of the
day. Safe and pleasant application. is one of
the agreeable preparations Of the Toilet; a avs
nervous Headaches, SC.
For sale by CALDWELL. & HILE, Apotheoares,
229 Main ST., Agents for " oreesier.
n deCd6 ~ en-
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MilIer,s Onernftnn

M, TUI IIIIiHg IteTh UVerEXposed NerVes
been performed by him. during Two and bef ,sa aas
Deary three hundred times, with II loss Of one tooth
9hy, SO lar az known Also, by several disnguished
oehtss, "hom he Instructed more Than two wears
VINO have been eminently successful By No Ire,
method OF treatment heret fore in use can SO manv
exposed = p Mi = IN
decIl N'i"ii'ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-01

9G-The Anti-slavery Sewing Circle will meet at
O'Clock this afternoon the anleroom of the Horticul
tural Hall, and on Thursday afternoon of each week
during the month of September. The AMI Slavery
Fair will open Brinley Hall, on Tuesday morning,
Sent entb
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Chemically coiored Dsguerrectypes.

L'Ot 50 tt5y NptCtWfl as q IS I5elE dIfOlG3.
Still they come to l.. BABBlTT, Nos 5 and ~, P-
rer's Block, for "Chemicelly CoAed Dogaeneoypes."
The pubic do appreciate Rabbits Pictures They al
ways did, End as lcRg males such perfect GEMS
the aft he VIII continue 10 gain a fun share Of he pnbf
JIG patronage Notwithstanding other "quibbie" about
his merits. Babbi is taking beautiful Daguerreoy pes
Tor so cents; more beautiful andsst hemcay coiored'
in Peal Case fuf Sl,J0. DIFF augll