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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

THE WEATHER.-Saturday and Sunday were
undoubtedly, the hottest days of the season The
thermometers must have come up to nearly or
quite 100 degrees in the shade.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

For EURoPE.-Ne0 York, July 26.-Steamer
Fulton sailed to-day for Havre, via Southamp-
ton. She takes out 100 passengers, and near
" 500, 900 in specie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

NEWSPAPER CHANGE Utica, N. Y, July
26.-The Daily Gazette (Democratc) has Been
purchased by the Fillmore party, and will
hereafter support Fillmore and Donelson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

CHICAGO, July 26.-J. II. Doane. General
Agent OF the Illinois Central Railroad, slipped
on the track last night, and was run over and
both legs broken. He died soon afterwards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

WV. D. PAHsoNs. a student Of Dartmouth
College, who vent to Kangas democrat, has
returned republican, and 10 giving interest
n z addresses upon the condition Of Kuuzus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND EMBROIDERY
viii receive pupils in the above anches at S s. LEON
ARDS, Harvard Place Mrs H. also has great variety
OF desirable patterns for Embroidery which sh will mark
upon all kinds of Woolen, Silk otton, OF Linen ard
wcul be grateful for the patronage OF friends and the
public.
Orders for marking be left at PRATrS. 2Os Main
Street, where patterns can be seen. jy2l deod&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

New MAP OF THE UNITED sTArEs.-Messrs
Morse Caster, of New York and Philadelphia,
have published new and very large map, EN-.
bracing the UntedS States. Mexico, Central Amer.
lea, Canada, and the other British provinces, upon
single sheet. The county lines in all the States
are clearly and accurately drawn and the popula.
ton OF each county is also given upon the map.
We have seen no large map Of the United States
that appeared to us-to combine so many excelen.
cies as this one, and those persons who are not
already supplied with good map of this great and
growing country, will do well to purchase it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

ARNoLDs GLoBULFs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the lowest prices by John Q. Hill 229
Main St AtretGH also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by Them may be seen
al MS store my14 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

The BURLINeAME AND Brooks CASE
Washington, July 25-( Tribune correspond
ence.)-Mr. Campbell has prepared for pub
LEGATION statement Of facts connected with
the Burlingame and Brooks case and Mr..
Burlingame will also issue card. The choice
of Canada for meeting was made by Mr..
Campbell, and against protestations by Mr..
BuIlingame, who cxpressed his readiness to
go even to South Carolina, but was overruled
by his friends decision, who had powers of
discrimination.
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 25.-Mr. Bur-
lingane, in answer to warrant, appeared be-
fore Justice Hollngshead, this morning, in
company with Mr. Campbell of Ohio, ard The
two entered into joint bond of $4,000 that
Mr.. Bnrlingame shall not engage in duel in
the District eft Columbia, or leave it tor such
a purpose.
The reply of Mr.. Burlingame to Mr.. Brooks
will probably be published on Monday Cor.
N. Y Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

FATAL ACCIDENT .-Miss Eliza A. Steele, a
young lady fifteen years of age, daughter OF Flea
ger Steele, Esq, of Bradford, n. H., while rid
ing with party of friends in that place, on
Wednesday last, owing to the horses becoming
unmanageable, was thrown from the carriage and
instantly killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

Ladies Money can be saved by purchasing your Dry
Good at Bryans during the pres mt closing sale.
The whole stock has bea marked down and must be
sold previous to removal If you wish bargains 60 to
No. 154 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28
A. p. w A r E
Nos. l6S and ITO Main Street,

orce5ter,
Which continues heretofore to be conducted upon sb
"0NE PRICE SYST ),
The assortment of seasouable Clothing is now verV
large and contains in prousnn all the various styles Of
Garments now in vogue. adapted t. all Sizes ages md
professions, among winch many styles OF superior tas
and beauty well worthy Of discriminating notice The
boys DEPA RTMENT
Is in unusually full and will be found to be well de
serving the patronage Of the "usng generation"
1 Z u o m ID artment
Tin second story under the superintendent of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD (who has been long and favoraby
known in tbs cmu unity skillful artis) contains
much che most extensive ami desirable Of Pau
Sufs Nestngs and Coatngs, that has been exbb-
TIED at this Establishment to which will be added the best
styles Of Foreign and Domestic fahrcs as fast as thew
appear in market, which will be cold at low prices by the
PIECE or yard, or made up to ordtr in conbn-
ing excellence with beauty and entire satisfaction guar
anteed
To all persons disposed to become patrons to any de
partment OF the establishments beg leave 10 tender an
earnest assura' &c that their interest no less than
wants will thereby he Consulted and general satisfaction
abundanty secured. A. p WARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

We have received the second number of N,s
Stephens Illustrated Neo Monthly, published bv
Edward Stephens, ll6 Nassau street, N. Y. Itis
a very readable and beautiful printed monthly. of
e2 pages, double columns, finely decorated with
appropriate illustrations, and edited by Mrs. Ann
s. Stephens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28
Wilson and BurIingame.

One of these gentlemen has declined, the 9TH
er virtually if no technically, accepted a chal
lenge from the ruflan Brooks. and the people of
Massachusetts have now to decide which of their
public servants has done right. Both cannot be
in the right. If tie Senator acted wisely and
properly. the Rep esentative has done the everse
since the circumst ances were essentially the same
Which has most satisfactorily represented the
public sentiments of Massachusetts on the sub
ject of duelling? The question is grave one for
the people OF this State to settle 1t is due to
themselves and to their delegation in Congress.
The press should speak out kindly but plainly -
IT MIR Wilson is to be condemned let it say so
if commended, let it be done boldly. So of MIR
Burlingame One or the other is in the wrong,
for their course has been directly contrary to each
other.
If, after discussing the matter fairly and fully,
1t is thought best to 60 back to the practice Of
duelling and make it Massachusetts as it is a
South Carolina institution. let us at once repeal
the l25th chapter OF the Revised Statutes which
makes the fighting of duel State Prison Of
fence, and disqualification for all Office for TWEEN
ty years and the accepting Of challenge the
same, with a disqualification for Office for five
years And let US go one step further, and estab-
liSh schools for teaching rutfianism to the rising
generation.
Our correspondent is undoubt teddy right in his
views which are presented above, but he and all of
should not be unmindful of the fact that it
Yves the ill-advised efforts of Mr.. Burhngame's
friends that placed him in such dilemma as
made the acceptance of challenge-in his view
necessary for the vindication of his own honor
and that of his constituents. That Mr.. Bu1lin-
game has erred in judgment we shall not attempt
to deny, but under the peculiar circumstances of
his position, it is not to be wondered that he has
pursued the course which he has DONE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

DRowNED.-An Irish lad, whose name we have
not learned, was drowned in the Blackstone, at
Woonsocket on Saturday afternoon, while bath
inp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every STYLE and OF the
first quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment of com.
plicAted diseases of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has become exposed they feel warranted
Ia assuring the public, that great lumber Of the
besome teeth condemned as worthless their method
OF treatment, be restored to health and usefulness and
their natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it,
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the thorough and scientific
ner at HARRIS & TRACY's
jyl4 diff 15s Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

ALMOST ANOTHER DUEL In the court room
at Washington, after the verdict was rendered in
the case of Herbert, the murderer of Heating,
Mr. Preston. for the prosecution, wished to reply
to MI. Walkers structures, which was objected
to by the other counsel for Mr.. Herbert Elk.
Mayor Lenox, who standing by, was over.
heard by Mr.. Radcliffe to observe that he was un-
fair, or unjust. Mr.. Radcliffe sharply said, in
reply, they wanted no outside interference here,
and in the course of the hurried colloquy that en-
sued, Mr.. Lenox called Mr.. Radcliffe a liar. Mr..
Radcliffe Immediately dashed at Mr.. Lenox, but
Mr.. Bradley Immediately interfered, and prevent
ed a collision.
Such is the version of the affair Subsequently
Deputy Marshal Phillips made complaint before
Justice Thompson, who was on the premises, that
he has reason to believe that Mr.. Radcliffe has
sent and Mr.. Lenox had received challenge
Mr.. Radcliffe was forthwith arrested, and held to
bail in $4,000 not to fight duel. warrant was
served on Mr.. Lenox, who has failed to appear,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28
Tailoring Establishment

Purchasers of Clothing will find it greatly
hee advantage before purchasing to examine the stock
in store. at the extensive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

The border ruffian democrats of Columbus,
Ohio, and that vicinity, aided somewhat by
sold line wings" held a Fillmore ratification
meeting on Friday last. The affair seems to
have been entirely cut and dried beforehand
by democrats. The resolutions were drawn
up by leading Buchanan man, and all the
applause and enthusiasm at the mention of
Flllmore's name came from that party. J.P.
Slough, secI etary Of the democratic state CEN
trail committee. was particularly enthusiastic.
The precise color of the cat in this bag is not
yet obvious.
This is the way whatever little there is of
"Fillmore enthusiasm" at the North is got up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28
J UTHER's CLOTHING HOUs E
No. Lincoln House Block,
~ -. %. .--....-.. IL. ~ -.

DR.. Harris, Dentist, having assncs ted with him.
self DIR. TRACY, (whO has been engaged with him for
the last five ysars) hereafter the business will be con-
Quoted al the old stand Of Dr. Harris urder the firm of
July l, 1856. HARRIS & TRACY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

Realth aud SErengths-DR. 5. o RlcBARD
SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERS is the best medicine
ever used for Spring and Summer complaints. 1t has
been moro hbersy patronzed than any other ever es
tablished in this country. IL 10 the Richardson's
Bitters which has restored many invalids to health
years.
n b. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
tiers. The genuine have fac smile OF my signature
upon the outer envelope. For sale by Druggsts every
where and at my Office, No, 81 Hanover Street, Boston
my1 dAW3mf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

A LITTLE INCIDENT. We are informed
that on Wednesday evening. after the arrival
OF Mr. Bnrlingame, accompanied by his friend
and second. General James of Wisconsin. at
the Everett House il this city, they proceeded
to well known shooting gallery in Broad.
way. Mr.. Burljngame (i,icogljt0) tried his
hand with the rife at the usual distance and
and rang the bell FIVE TIMES OF NINE.
This may account for the milk III Mr..
Brooks's cocoanut.-N. Y. Mirror.
Bringing the BELL" in this instance means
that Mr.. Burlngame hit the target, which is
about an inch in diameter, five times out of nine
Nh Brooks was well aware that it was "all day
day with him." if Mr. Burlingame got him
within the range of his rife and very wisely took
the back track. By acting the part of co,oara,
Brooks has ssayed his constituents in South
Carolina the expense of very large funeral.
BORDER RUFFIAN DEMocRAcY.-The Demo
Gratis of the North can see in the following ex-
tract from the Alabama Journal, published at
Montgomery, truthful statement of their posi-
ton
" In fact, the Democratic sentiment North
is beginning TO assimu late that Of the South,
ST. that is the revulsion of public opinion, from
IHe Nluibuee Oh Our eHeInteB ana the Demo-
Gratis who have 50 explicitly committed them
selves, by the Cincinnati platform, in favor Of
the right OF slavery extension, aoW be COM
PEELED to maintain the institution of slavery it,
self. They cannot admit it to be a social and
political evil, degrading and ruinous to the
country where il exists, and yet consent to its
extension. They soould be driren, admitting
its Constitutional rights, to advocate disuaiom as
the only remedy; and thus is the remedy of
black repubicanlsm, and must be the remedy
of the South, if the Union affords Ter no pro-
lection"
The slavery extension principle, 10 which the
Democrats are committed, is regarded at the
South business matter. Thus the Richmond
Enquirer regards it, in the following paragraph
We propose to introduce no more slaves
into the country, but, by their dispersion and
diffusion over larger space, to increase their
ratUe. 1t is notorious that all men, whatever,
take most care of that property which is most
valuable"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

HERBERT ACQUITTED ON Friday evening,
the jury brought in their verdict of not guilty in
the case of the Hon. Mr. Herbert, indicted for the
murder of the Irish waiter, eating. 1t was sat
isfactorily proved to the jury that Heating was
a" nothing but an Irishman,' and of course, Nh
Herbert, being member OF Congress, had
right to kill him. Such is Democracy in these
DAYS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

Maternal ProtecliOm.-The following remedy
Is offered to Moth rs as preparatory successful parur
ton Taken few weeks before confinement il gives tone
to the system, aayug AL cramps AMI spasmodio witch
inGs, false palms. and all other painful aud unpleasant
symptoms.
The public are indebted 10 the celebrated PROF. LIB
NbrzE a. D., " s., of Vienna, for this remedy. IL
is universally used by the Royal Mothers Of Europe
Prce-Boxes OF 81 pil 81 81 boxes ef "a pills. 6O cts.
TIE large boxes will be forwarded by on the recep
ton OF 81, with full directions and advice.
Q. ROB SINS, NJ. D., CharlestoKn,
jy23 WAIST Sole Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

For Snlc.--1he valuable estate Of the late VIM. A.
nRAPER situated Plantation Street about mile ca
Of the City Hal. A large DWELLING HOUSE, with
Barn Wood Gnd Carriage House, partly and in good
repair.
with about ncres Of choice land In a hph state
Of cultivation, we'll stocked with great variety Of Fruit
Trees young and In Jod bearing condition, solicited with
care without regard 10 cost.
There Is on the premises failing well Of unre
soft Ut n with many other convent nces rend ring the
place ut onue ono Of thu most desirable be found 10 The
city.
For n ther iuformston inquire OF EDWIN DRAPER 90
Front Street Or Of the subscriber on tbs pr, mlses
jylL dti o. A. DRAPER, Adninlstrator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

LUther tbing Houset!!
70 fnd how very low they n buy all binds of
CLOI HING,
Md especially THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN COATS, VESTS, AND PANTS,
~ good material, and fast colors, at 5oc each
This sale viii continue these extremely low prices,
until most OF the goods sold, all who this no.
tee and are in want will Of course, before purchasing
elsewhere, cal at
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln House Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-28

Jackson, and Tompkins and Silas Wright, Con-
vention was held on Thursday, July "a, in SYRIA
cuse, for the purpose of taking such action and
forming such plans for the advancement of true
Democracy, as the present aspect of political af-
fairs seems TO demand
The attendance was composed exclusively of
those who have hitherto been prominently iden-
titled with the Radical Democracy of the State,
and kept entirely aloof heretofore from all con
nection with the Republican party. A large as
semblage was in attendance.
Hon. James S. Wadsworth of Genesee, was
chosen President, with eight Vice Presidents,
and five Secretaries.
David Dudley Field submitted long address to
the Radical Democracy, repudiating the Demo-
cratic party at present constituted and its phi
ancy to the slave power, and deploring the con-
sequences of its acts in Kanzas and elsewhere
the remedy for which is only to be found in the
defeat of the Cincnna nominees, and the ad.
mission of Kanzas as free State The address
eulogizas and enforces the Republican candidates.
and calls on fellow Democrats to support them.
Resolutions, embracing the sentiments OF the
address, were received with enthusiasm.
Twenty thousand copies of the address andres
otions were ordered to be printed in English, and
10000 in German.
Numerous speeches were made in denunciation
of slavery extension, and in praise of Fremont
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
1t is rumored in New York that the friends of
Buchanan are negotiating for the purchase of one
OF the morning journals in that city, which at
present supports Fremont The proprietOrs of
the paper ask 100000, and the buyers offer
1000, the greater part Of which has already
The Pittsburg Journal (American) says there
will be but one opposition ticket in Pennsylvania,
and that Fremont will surely get the vote of that
State. An opposition ticket with Johnson as
candidate for Vice President, it appears, is not
thought of at all.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20

PROJECT FOR THE COLoNIZATIoN or
ALGEEIA.-Thc French government is n.ucl.
occupied at present with its Algerian colony.
i his rich country. properly cultivated,is ca
pahic OF being made the cranarv of France.
IN case Of failure of the home crops. and a
sure source of revenue, by a proper develop
ment of agricultural and manufacturing re-
sources. 1t needs laborcrs however. more
than capital, for the industrial class is float
ING and tickle, ,aEd, Notwithstanding the hirl,
rate OF wages, cannot be relied uron as per-
maHcnt element of the population. French
colonists form hardly half of the Europcau
population of Alg;crs The French work
man soon becomes disgustcd with African
life, and sighs for his own country. to wbi, h
he returns whenever an opportunity offers,
while the few who remain become dcmorali-
zcd. turn gamblers, drunkards or vacabonds.
and accuStom themselves to wrctchcd and
prccarious existence. Thus. ifa planter has
succeeded in procuring hands enough for his
piough,ng and planting, the chances are that
he will find none at his disposal when the
crop is ready to be harvested, and will thus
loose large part of it.
To remedy these inconveniences. it is pro.
posed to adopt plan which has succeeded
perfectly in the island of Reunion. near Ronr.
bon. This is to import Indian and Chinese
laborers, who. after while, become steady
and industrious workmen, and render Good
service TO the colony. The mistake was
made at the outset Of employing Chinese
IRON the sea-shore, race more Malay than
ChlneSc,Impetuous and revengefuI, and whom
1t was difficult to get rid of after they had
been imported. The Chinese from the inte
ror OF China are very different, being sub
mIss've, laborious aud sober people, always
disposed to obey orders. They are even pre-
ferred to the Coolies, as laborers. With the
aid OF rebost and laborious hands like these.
the colOnSts will have the satisfaction Of
knowing that their capital invested in the
soil will not be wasted. a French contract
or has Just been authorized to import first
cargo OF these Chinese laborers.
1t will De interesting to watch the success
of this project, because upon it depends the
adoption of another project, which has been
suggested by the French government, of di-
verting into Algeria portion of that large
German immigration which daily swells our
population and adds SO considerably to our
material wcaith.-.N,~ Iotk Erentny Past.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
and here | must confess that | had been

'And here must confess that ] had been
somewhat coquettish during the evening, and
had, with no little satisfaction. seen those
black eyes still on me everywhere moved
with whomsoever danced, and on whomso-
ever smiled. Was | wrong to enjoy it :?
How often had been served the same wav.
And when it came to 60, Of course, couldn't
find my overcoat, and my hat was missing so
called to my aid half a dozen misses, who
sort of half hunted for them and halt not, and
under that of another the othcr-kate all
the while standing by, and looking as lcmure
AS have done thousand times under SINH
lar circumstances. And then cot into the
wrong sleigh. of course. by accilent, vou W i'll
think. no douht,when tell You slapped the
naughty girl who kissed me for being where
my room was better than my company. as
she aul',ing!y said K,te, meanwhile. uui
ctlv standing with the ribbons in one hand.
and ready with The other 70 help me in.
But as said before, at last we were on the
road again; but what change had come O.
yer the spirit of Kate. On her wav up. she
was all talk, mrth and fire: now she was all
silence. abstraction and centlenrss. Her. very
stccd caught her sentiments. and. although
he started oil ahead, the acknowledged lead
er OF The party, half a mile had not been cone.
before every one was past him. AMI far gone
out of sight
'On we went upon slow trot, the rrin>
swinging as loosely as clothes line in Gale
of wind; at last they dropped entirely from
the hands OF Kate. and hung trembling over
the iaShcr. And now, halt asleep. half be-
wIdercd felt gentle arm crawling stealth
lily around my waist, while nv hand was
claSped by taperng fingers, whose pressure
grew every moment more perccptihlc; and
then came the gentle weight Of glorious cur!s
upon my breast. and upfurned ewes of stranc-
est beauty met my pcrplcxcd "aze Where
was |? was it a dream Or was sudden
~ bcrcit OF reason! Was it a voice heard
pronounce, with ;lcmuous tone. vet stron.
accent
albert, do you love me =
1T mus have been dream. To he sure.
my hand was c!a-ped in hcrs-hcr little arm
around me- her eyes right opposite e. mine
but then She didn't speak hat was all NV
imagination, and so | made TO answer, but
merely drew long breath, as one will. Won
know, when weary of a load living upon his
breast. The arm was cla>pcd still tighter a
round me- my hand was fast growing beau
tItullv less in width. and more in lcnrth he.
meath It's warm cmbracc-katc's black ewes
were fast growing hlacker and her face red
der. VIXEN with rich voice. whose gentle ca
'icncr shall never forget, till my latest dav.
she SAID
Yes, Albert. know YOU love me. and
Heaven or! y knows how truly | love YOU :
Will vou-wil vcu hr nine =
hate replied |, at the same time DIV
ing her a kiss to show my willingness.
Kate, YOU mT>t ask my-wif,'
ut was too much. Kate took advantage
OF a woman's privilege and tainted. Bat the
cool ar brou.h, her to. and gathering up the
reirS, | drove bri>kly into town. Left in
the morning. fyou ever 80 to Aurora, lon
say anything about it,