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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Now FOR DAGUEBREorYrEs We are much gratihed
to announce 90 his numerous friends and the public the
iull recovery of MIR. Q. R. B. Cadin, the eminent da
guerrean artist, No 1SS Brney Row, from his late and
severe Illness Mr.. has again taken possession Of his
rooms in propTia persona and entered with ncreased
ambition and enthusiasm upon his ayorte art and Is
now ready to furnish at all hours of the day. lagurreo
types by his own hand single ia groups Of unriyaled
excellence and beauty Those in quest Of fine pc,ures
have only to call upon him 10 have their wishes ulIv
gratiaed. We commend him to the generous notice Of
the public my23 H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Eliphalet Tenny of
Palmer came to his death in very singular man
ner in this city on Saturday afternoon. He came
here in the Western train for the purpose ofpro-
ceeding to Woburn TO attend the funeral of a
brother. On arriving at the depot of the Nashua
and Worcester Railroad he found the cars had
just started. Expecting to overtake them by the
time they reached the Lincoln Square depot, he
ran after them, but had proceeded down the track
but a short distance when he stumbled and Tell,
striking his head upon the ground with such
force as to produce death almost instantly. Two
brothers who were with him at the time, contin-
ued on their way, not observing his fall, and
entered the cars without knowing that he, who
but moment before was in the fullness of life,
had breathed his last. Coroner Day was called,
but did not think it necessary to hold an in
quest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

SUICTDE,-Mr. John z. Luther, of this city,
put an end to his life on Sunday morning, by tax
ing dose of stryohnine. Mr.. Luther attempted
snieide about a fortnight since, by shooting HIM
self with pistol, and subsequently by taking a
large dose of laudanum. He has been closely
watched by his family and friends, since these
alterations of mind have been apparent, but all
without avail. Funeral services viii be held on
Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock, from his late
residence No. Fruit Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

SL10Hr SHAKE AMONG THE DRY BONES.
The Wing State Committee of Massachusetts.
as constituted at late meeting Of the Wing
members Of the Legislature, and delegates from
towns, met on Wednesday evening, and organ
lied by the choice Of Mr. Aspinwall Of Brook
line, tho Secretary Of the last committee, as
Chairman, and +. o. Prince Of Winchester, as
Secretary. There were several persons present
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Before Judge Green Friday, May 30 VIM.
Fl. Foley, on two complaints for selling liquor,
was ordered to pay a fine OF $50 and costs and
was sentenced to imprisonment in the House
of Correction for fifty days. Appealed and gave
bail.
Daniel Foley, on seven complaints for a like
offence, was ordered TO pay a fine Of $3.50 and
costs, aud sentenced to imprisonment in the
House of Correction for sixteen months and
twenty days. Appealed and gave bail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

SENATOR Unconstitutional we have previ-
ously published the greater part of Senator Will
sons reply to the challenge of the South Carolina
ruffian Brooks, we cannot refrain from giving the
correspondence entire.
The New York Commercial, which has not the
slightest sympathy with Mr. Wilson's political
views, truly says of this correspondence:
1.-THE reply does honor to the Massachusetts
Senator and places him inmeasurably above the
perpetrators Of the brutal, murderous and coward
ly attack upon Mr.. Sumner, in moral and phys-
cal courage, as well in regard to personal char
acter and position. Mr.. Brooks probably felt that
it was as safe now TO ask a gentleman TO fight
him, as it was a week ago to attack an unarmed.
defenceless man"
Mr.. BROOKS TO SENATOR WILSON
FLINT's HOTEL, May q, 1856.
Sir; In the Senate today when referring to the
collision with Mr.. Sumner, you spoke of my con-
duct as "cowardly," thus making yourself an ar
bitter of true courage.
In debate in the Senate heretofore, you declared
yourself responsible for tchat you might sag there
or elsewhere.
therefore, hold myself at liberty, by this note.
to request that you will inform me, without de-
lay, aoReTe and 'ctell outside Of this district,
further note will find you.
Respectfully, &c., P. S. BROOKS.
Hon. HENRY WILSON.
SENATOR WILSON TO MR.. BROOKS.
WASHINGTON, May 29-l0 IL o'clock
Hon. r. s. BROOKS Sir: Your note of the
9th inst, was placed in my hand By your friend,
Gen. Lane, attwenty minutes past 10 this morn
ing
Il characterized, on the floor of the Senate. the
assault on my colleague as "brutal murderous and
cowardly" thought so then, l think so now,
ana have no qualifications whatever TO make in
regard to those words
q haYe never entertained or expressed, in the
senate Or elsewhere, the idea Of personal rospon-
eIoiAty IN Jhe sense Of the duellist. have al
ili2ationi which the law Of the country Inn branded
as crime While therefore, rcligiousy believe
IN the right Of self defence, in the broadcast senae
Of the law Of my country, the convictions Of nv
whole life alike forbid me TO meet YOU for the
purpose indicated in your letter"
Your obedient servant, HENRY WILSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

The TIES OF KISDHgD.-Young Mr. Brooks,
whose feelings were SO wounded by Mr. Summers
illusions to his tagged relative, IS not 50 nearly
related TO Senator Butler as was ut frst supposed.
lhere ia said 70 be letter in Boston, written by
Brooks last February in which he says, my
aunt"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Again We would call the attention of the pub
lie to Frosts Patent Blind Fastener, for we be-
lieve it to be the best thing ever invented. Man
nfactured and for sale by Alonzo Eaton, No. 1873
Main st. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

S"hA5eF NAeet7nS at y mon Cpyie&c.
MeSsrs. Editors - Please publish the annex
ed account of meeting of the students of Union
College in your daily issue Only 2S of the 300
students here, voted against them, and those as
not counternancing Brooks, but not thinking
best TO take any action on it. l send them to
you as l believe Mr. Gale is from your County,
land l should in justice have given his admirable
and effective speech, more extended notice.
that Massachusetts may know, she has true
representa- and hearty sympathy at "old
Umon' Respt, yours,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

ARSoLDs GLoBULFs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
lchofeSate at the io0est prices by John O. Hin 229
MAN st. Atretu also. Names and statements Of those
VINO have been greatly benefited by them may he seen
at his store ny1t ,Itf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02


Mr., SUMNER AND SOUTH CARo11NA.-We
take the following from an article in the Louis
vile Journal of May q. The Journal is
staunch pro-slayery paper, and its account of
Senator Buffers habits may, therefore, be
implicitly relied on. After eharacterizing
Mr.. summers speeches as incendiary ha-
rangues, but at the same time saving that
Brooks should be expelled, this paper saws
1t seems that Brooks attacked Sumner be-
cause the latter had in debate abused South
Carolina and Mr.. Brooks rather aged relative
Senator Butler. The idea o. using blud-
geon upon a Senator for making speech
against az state, is monstrous. A score of
South Carolina members of Congress within
the last few years, have used their whole
power of abuse and yituperation against Mas.
sachusetts, and as many Massachusetts mem
bers have exercised themselves upon South
Carolina A pitched battle has long been
raging between the champions of those two
States, and generally the harshest and most
offensive language has come from the South
Carolnlans, who don't like to be outdone in
anything. What Sumner may have said
about Senator Butler, who know not, but we
think that the old Senator, who is quite as
fiery hearted as he is white. headed, would
scorn the thought of letting any younger man
take aquarrel with an Abolitionist off his
hands.
We happened to be in the Senate Chamber
near the close Of the last session of Congress,
during one Of the night Discussions of all man.
ner Of slavery questions. Judge Butler, who
is really gentleman of many fine and gener-
Gus personal qualities, had become exceedingly
elated from frequent visits to the Senatorial
Restaurant Sumner was making a severe
speech that evening, which evidently had
reference to the forcbe expulsion of Mr..
Hoar, venerable citizen of Massachusetts.
from the limits Of South Carolina but he did
not mention South Cardinals name
Mr.. Butler interrupted him by asking in
fierce tone-"Does he mean South Caro-.
Hna!' Sumner proceeded without noticing
the interruption.
81 demand" exclaimed Butler, starting
again to his Ieet "whether he means South
Caroina for if he does, let him say so, and
WIZ give him something to make him remem.
Der me and South Carolina as long as he lives"
Sumner still proceeded quite imperturbably,
oestowlng no attention upon his excited CD.
ponent just in front Of him. "Does he mean
South Carolina" calculated Butler for the
third time. ayes, l do mean South Carolina"
Murdered Sumner with more spirit than we
thought an abolitionst could possess. lie
finished his speech without any further inter-
rupton, and Butler rose TO reply, but the fine
old South Corolina gentleman was too far
gone to be equal to the tremendous occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
SENATOR WILSON TO MR.. BROOKS.
WssrTrNgppM Mo- 90 m I q 80.

The resolve in aid Of Kanaas, which has passed
to a third reading in the House, will come up again
TO day. on theengrossment 1t is hoped that On
that occasion Worcester City and Worcester
County will present an undivided front. Mr..
Brooks, Of this city, who was the only republican
who voted against It before, will, we trust to-day
record hissoto on the right side, in accordance
with the unanimous voice Of his constituents, in
favor OF the rololYe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Starch Poiish.-rayor'5 Premium Starch Polish
was exhibited at the Industrial Exhibition, and took tn
First Premium, It's The b.st article IN the world. come
Of the hest undres in New England are using t. Price
20 cents per bottle.
TAYLOR, JR., Proprietor 10 Broad st., Boston, and
sold by all Grocers aud Druggists.
Sold in Worcester, by W, 0. SWEET n CO., General
Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

FIRST DIsrucr-At a Peoples Convention,
IN Dislrict No. l, held at Sandwich, May 9th,
Hon Rodney French, Chas @. Davis, and zenas
D. Bassett were chosen delegates to the Phila-
dephia Convention, June l7th. Resolutions of
the right stamp, in donuneation of the fendlike
outrage on Mr.. Sumner, were unanimously
passed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

INHAIATJoN,-Dr C. Howard Marshall Ca
tarrh and Lung Physician, now at the St Nicho-
las Hotel, New York, will be at the Bay State
House, on Tuesday, June ID, remaining few
DAYS ONLY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Concord sends Judge Hoar It, Gov Brown,
and A. Q. Fay, as delegates to the Peoples State
Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
D. a. GOOnNON.

WNOIcsHIe DlaIor and JODber M
BOOTS, SH ES, aua ~ y a Il RS
2I3 Main Street. up stairs
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. dtf moh3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
Earzns-NEr. Simmer.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Trj5sms, telegraphs on Saturday after
noon, the following from that city
.'Mr. Fogg, the Secretary Of the Kanzas
Commission arrived in this city last night.
He left Leavenworth on Saturday last, where
the Commission were i'll session. lie fully
confirms the sacking of Lawrence, the burn
ing and destruction of property, and general
pillage described III the accounts already pub
lshed. He says perfect system Of terrorism
is established throughout the territory. The
object ofthe Territorial authorities and leaders
of the Slavery party being to inliInldate and
drive out the Free State men, by rendering
their property and persons totally Insecure,
and to prevent others from coming. Theft and
open robberes of cattle, horses, and all move.
ables throughout the territory, are daily made,
and the person Of every Free State man is la
bic on every exposure, to the bullet OF the as
sassin. 1t is expected the Commission will
get through their labJrs during the month of
June. Shannon is said to be a mere tool in
the hands of the Georgians and Carolinians.
Notwithstanding what has occurred, the Free
State men are now judged to comprise three
fourths of the whole population.
Mr. Sumner passed a comfortable night, but
is in a very bad condition. 1t turns out that
the scalp was torn from the skull for an inch
or two in width beyond the cuts, which was
not observed when they were first sewed up.
The surface of Inflammation and suppurGtjon
is thus very extensive, and exhibits malg-
nant and serious wound. Two physicians are
i'll attendance this morning, The greatest care
has to be taken to keep the patient quiet. 1t
is likely to be long before he can get to the
Senate. He will be removed from the city as
soon as his condition will permit.
The reported resolution Of the American
Council at Worcester, that they will come
down here and avenge the insult offered to
Massachusetts, members, is SIMPLY laughed at.
The Southern men know it Is all gas, Wien
men are ready to act, they don't threaten.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Remember the City Mission Tea Party, at
Horticultural Hall, on Tuesday evening Sup
per at o'clock. Admission fee, u IL cents
Contributions solicited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

II there are any Ladies who have not examined the
many bargains in Dry GooDs for sale az BrYANrs we adj
wise ihen to be sure, when purchasing go there and
they will find That ney be made by buying at the
cheapest place in Worcester l54 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
Fanmanship, Eo0tks"Brns, Eayiga-
TION AND EEGINEERlNG
- a
ERENCRS
COMMERCiAL AND NAUTICAL INSrITuTE

COdMERCiAb AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE
81 fremont Street, Boston,
Persons preparing for busns S. or for sea will find IL
greatly or their good to attend this Institute as thew can
receive the most practical instructions and yerv sneror
adV$ntases, H. Is open Day and Evening Tuition very
moderatg-statouery Included. Young men sselinSg
EmpiOyn ems, will find this the best medium tbreur6
which to ootaiu it, SEPARATE DEPARTMENT. ROW TtnIFe
mch4 90, - @A-A0'tAi'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
". SUMNER BARTON,

HoC eEL bOIs, AN D NOT AIRY PUBLIC,
" OrccEscF, Macs,
49, q % l. E G r D N
Oi N'tS Drafts, and Negotiable Paper generally With
us United states and yanasas, promptly attended to.
Oders left or addressed 10 him. al % High street. Of
at Hon l. w. larton'5 office, 254 Main street.
j. ia Boston daily
Worcester, April /, 1876. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

MRS. " G0odWsu an experienced and aueeeas
midwife holds herself In readiness day aud ngbI to n
stteudthe dpes 81 her profession {estancs IA lS,
oet21 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

cement Drain Pipcs.--SOME TBING NEW
Tho subscriber has resumed the manufacture Of CT.
NEWT PIPES for Cistsrn, Sink, Cellar and Garden
Drains, from three TO six inches in diameter, which he
Is prepared TO inrnish and put down short notice
or durability and economy these pipes are superior
to anything of the kind in use as they are uuae
ca by moisture and it properly laid will last FOREVER
= rsons who wish to drain tnrr pre- misses edecually
ana at lderate cost, Will do well to call ON the sub
scrDe in the basement Of the Mechanics Hall; entrance
On waco suel Where fan assortment Of all the various
SIZES may be found or at Lahrop Ames' rs Mechanic
street JAMES 9 EGK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Electro Chcamieni Esnfhs,-Tbe proprietors
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce 10 he pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths
yVorcpstpr Ian a. 1855. le
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02


MISS GRAVES can receive a few private pupils az
SALISBURY Mansion, ON WEDNESDAYS and SArmDAys
tur particulars ami specimens, inquire at Dr. LIN.
gELL's, o Walnnt street. auI9 i,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. Henry Wilson passed through town in
the Express Train, Saturday afternoon, on visit
to his family, at Natick
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
M MPs; NJ. ". a3eral'ls, i'eaunIc phyaicinn

tarss NJ. w. sserHids, EegssslI,, PbvaicTaw
Mrs having given special attention to the theory Of
uHiefy, ana united with the study about siX years of
practice, three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child, wouG with degree
OIL confidence still er and recommend her services to her
ends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
N. B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with DR.. Wilson'S Scrpcntne
Importer.
Residence SO Summer street. between Central and Ok
hange SITS. MO dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

SH1OnHGi AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
MOI Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

The ANrEoBDENrs or BRooKs.-Tbo Now
York SU, says: -''"
Preston D. Brooks was severely wounded
IN duel with one Wigtul Of South Carolina.
before gong to Congress. Both Brooks and
Nlslad were wounded in this duel Che for.
Hef severely. WigMll not satisfied. says the
n4"' afterwards challenged the father of
piooks the old gentleman refused 10 hpht,
ana Nlgiall posted miu Ms coward. A
young relative Of Brooks. Mr.. Bird, attempted
q 70 tear down tho plucord, md was shot dead
by, Nigiall, who Ind previously said he would
XII any one who should attempt it,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

-, Dh. A. ), HOWE.
NO 10 Front w,,o,.,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

II NJ a. oPATHtsT1
VIII meet his Office patient, brretrl,r rr,r, 4, . AMI b
to r.. NJ ~ a ~" W w % ~. ,'u :
worcester May 90 1866 Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

Miss III, n. " 00dopcis, T.nlher II tic Piano
Fort will receive q few pupils al no D Fulton Rt
References g. Burt, 8 Il. Leland. my2) dlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
n ~ - ,SPURN q LEWIS.

o OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE.
Americnn House Block.
Nothef OF Main and Foster Streets,
WORCESTER, MASS.
n srunR, lap28i3ml Il. LEWIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

For sale by WIN BUSH & Co, Wholesale Reta
Agents X druggists generally dawly mchlS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02

CHAPLIN a. IlLLOgsON,
ATTORNEYS AND CuuNsElLOhS An Law
~. 3n1 "orcea.er Bauk Bloc, woreuilcr. Mass.
th"hY VuApN q. II. ruLorsOS.
"Nu' $500 II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-03
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No 56l.l
Notice OF the Withdrawal OF Lands in Michi-

IN the Congress approved 3D. June 1856
railroads in said STATE instructions have
sale and location of the following described
directed, heretofore ordered by telegraph the
;sO,h OF May last, TO wit
Office at lands district in the southern pc
ninsa and IA and south township
northern pennsla all the lands north township
80, and of range ~ west
All lands the district all those
ships II, 10, Is, and IA lying west of range Ia west.
All the lands in the district except
townships situated of township IL and
and those norh Of township 10 and east ofrange east
All the lands the district lying
townships and IL morrill, and all situned Of
Office All the lands in the district lying
range west.
All the situated
south Of township ST, in 90 TO 81 inclusive.
South of township SO, in 30 20 "a inclusive.
South Of township So, in ranges - and 10.
South of township 81 in ranges 81 and d.
North Of township 46, In ranges 30 and 40j and
North oftownship 40, In ranges Al and A.
Presidents proclamation No 52 be offered July Sduu
Marie which will therefore, be offered the public sale
therein ordered. = ~.
hand the General Land Office the city
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856
June 4-law6wt Intel Star. Commissioner.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-03
Ky RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
In ~ s11a.lf 1rga

TiH,e between Washington and wheeling but I7i
Running time t.too" Waaineton ard Cincinnati II hours
Through Tickets and baggage Checks to he hnd In
.,.. Washington. ..4
,HE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved
western Ions now oers the tass, 70 ay
seI between Bamore and all portions Of the West
The between the trains from Washington and ths
Wansa y called s Relay maass nne M me
n o
Wheeling Washington echecked transferred
through ckeis for points beyond The eonnscns trans leave
washington daily ate, M and 4x M on Sundays at The
"A. wheeling dire made viii, the trains CEN
Waseng, through Cambridge zanesvie ana Nswark,
These trains eonnee, at Newark with The Newark
Al G. railroad train, with
y a. xsn, L Miami GS
iiau,e, Laaycle Chicago, Rock island, 81 Louis &C.
Natchex New Orleans, which sold Washington
transferred Cincinnati TO the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo. Detroit Chi
tickets sold when the Ohio navgabe between
Wheeling and Weilsviie, oy mles where connection with
Travellers requested that while this only
afordng through tickets and checks in also the
the great West The distance from washington Cincinnati
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
through ,ese. from Washington To Wheeling 90
ALI 50 S s s m o o% I m g
Chicago 30 Is and % St iS" as sas; Ss%pn.
For Frederck and napers Ferry Manburg Bselss Springs
Bedford Springs Oakland and
way Baltimore Wheeling 6, m
Train from Washington. -,-- ..,. ..-,,
For further information through tickets, apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, al washington station -, - >o,,,
Master of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.