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Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
LOCAL NEWS

You've MAN DRowNBD.-YesteIday after.
noon, about half past 5 O'Clock, as young man
named Henry Sibley, aged II years, son of Mrs.
r. w. Scott, No. 10 Salem street, was bathing in
"Still Water" at the crossing Of the river BY
the Norwich Railroad, about two miles South.
erly from the city, he ventrred, as is sup.
posed, beyond his depth, while his compan-
ions were a short distance from him, and,
before they could come to his rescue, he
sunk and was drowned. They attempted, by
diving, to find his body, but it was not recovered
till Mr.. B. Prentice arrived and raked it out. 1t
was Immediately taken on a hand car and
brought to the Norwich engine house, where the
most persevering efforts were made, for near
three hours by Drs. o. Martin and Rice, for his
recovery, but in vain. Young Sibley was a car
rier of the Spy for the SOuthwesterly section Of
the city, and was one of the most faithful car
riers we have ever employed. He was member
of the High School.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

LATEST PROM KANzAs,- June
8.-General Lane, who was shot in the leg
during his recent aftray with Mr.. Jenkins and
party in consequence of which he was con-
lined to his bed is worse, and lock- jaw is ap-
pretended. AmputaLion of the limb will
probably be necessary.
The funeral OF Mr.. Jenkins, who was shot
by Lane, was attended by thousand people.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

ARREsr ron PASSING CoUETERFBIT MoNBY.
John j. Bedford, lawyer from Pennsylva-
MIA, Andrew ]. Coleman. railroad man, and
George X. Benedict, were arrested on Tues
day afternoon, in New York City, for pass
ing counterfeit money on the Columbian
Bank Of Boston, and locked up at the Tombs.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The voTR IN MAINE.-The Portland Adrertis.
er, upon summing up all the returns received
thus far, and comparing them with the vote cast
at the gubernatoral election last Fall, thinks the
total foOtings will be about thirty-6ve thousand
for the "PIohibitOry Law of 1885," and perhaps
one thousand for the License Law Of 1856" half
of which was thrown in Bangor. About $1,000
were polled at the election last Fall.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

LOLA MoETEz As AN AUTHoR.- The recent
lectures OF Lola Montez, which created so
much sensation in many of our cities, have
been written out aud will soon be published
with an autobiography of her life, by Rudd
& Carleton, New York. The lectures were
piquant and spicy, and the book will no
doubt have great sale.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

A STEAMBOAT Explosion. Thirty Person,
KILLED = Chicago, June "a propeller, sup.
posed to be the Buckeye, exploded her boiler
OF Point Sable, Illinois, June Sth, and ths
passengers and crew, consisting of thirty.
three persons, with the exception of three
were lost.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

ERRATUM-In the notice of the Vesper Gas
Light, in yesterdays paper, we stated that the
right for this county had been purchased by Mat
thew S. Clements. 1t should have been Nathan
8. Clements.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The Republican cOpyentiOn in Providence, yes.
tsrdsy agreed upon ticket satisfactory to all sec
lions Of The party, for senator and four Assembly
men, 70 al the vacancies, for which several un-
successful attempts 70 elect have already been
made. The candidates are all new ones.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

"IheT name is Legion" may be applied to taose
who die annually Of Consumption Science has of late
years sensioy diminished the number, and it is crafty
ing to know that DR.. Wi'tars Batsam Of Wiid Cherry
has created potent Influence in attaining this end
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

KANzAs MATTERs.-A letter from Kanzas
mixes up the saints and sinners after this
fashion:
"Gov. Denver is here, apparently choosing
to remain on the borders until matters become
quiet In Linn county. Ex-Gov. Stanton is
on his farm at Lecompton, but says he shall
take the stump against the English PROPOSE
tion. 5. a. Drake of Louisville, has been
appointed by the associated press, general
agent for Kanzas and it is expected that the
telegraphic news sent east hereafter will be
more reliable, regular, and satisfactory than
hitherto. Rev. 1. S. Kallock. Of Boston fame,
is settled on farm near Manhattan, practic.
lug law. He left for the east this morning,
designing soon to bring out his family. Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton, who also caused so much
stir and gossip in Boston, simultaneously with
Mr.. Kallock, are still in Lawrence. living to.
gether, apparently very devoted husband
and wife,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

STATE APPoNTMENTs.-The following addi
tional appointments have been made by the Gov
ernor and Council;
lice Court of New Bedford, in place of Oliver
Prescott. resigned.
George Stevens Special Justice Of the Police
Court at Lowell.
Thomas J. Marsh Of Waltham, Superintendent
OF the State Almshouse at Tewksbury, in place
Of Isaac H. Messerve, removed.
The Council then adjourned to the 22d inst.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

EARLY Ripe cherries called
the " Early Honey Heart, were picked yes
terdRy, fully ripe, from a tree OH Charter Oak
avenue, Hartford, The tree is 4 small one,
and bears this year for the first time. The
cherries are large, and prove what they have
claimed to be, much earlier than other varIe-
ties.-Harttord Courant, 9th.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

sANOERS0N LANERGAN, the well known only
srccestu yrschuists to the City OF Boston for the past
Fic' Years, tn did hsve anything to do with the
unfortunate exhibition ast year Boston Common are
prepared to furnish Exhibitions of tie superior Safety
Fire Works from 81 t. 5000 from Torpedo to 20 Ib
Bockei-st short notice. Ther spacious Sales Ware
House is now At HOLDEN, UUTTER. n CO.'S 80 Il SO
Federal street. boston diJYA mv22
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
Tnn ocnAN TELEonArn.-The Boston Tra,

The OCEAN TELEeRAPH.-The Boston Trav-
sIier says;
''We have seen as yet no evidence to re.
move our scepticism in regard to the success
full accomplishment Of the ocean Telegraph,
and believe the only permanently successful
line OF Communication will ultimately be
found along the continents, and crossing the
Polar Sea, where they must nearly approach
each other.
In view Of the present aspect of things,
European gentleman, skilled in telegraph
matters, is said to have memorialized Congress
for aid in laying telegraph cable by the way
of Greenland, Iceland, and the Faro Isles, as
way stations. Here the electric circuits will
be Of moderate length, there being four sub.
marine sections. And should one Of the lat.
ter fail, from any cause, the remainder of the
line will continue unimpaired."
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

REV. DR.. CHEEvERs ADDRESS before the
Missionary Association in Boston, May q, is for
sale, in pamphlet form, by s. Thompson & Co.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

THE BILLS stolen from the Boston Bank were
numbered from SOOl to SlOO. Possibly the thief
may alter the numbers. There were seventy hall
sheets. The denominations of the bills were fives
threes, twos. and ones. Only thirty bills Of each
denomination had been signed by the Cashier,
and none OF them by the President.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The New York Tribune says the quantity Of
Croton water daily distributed from the reservoirs
Of the city is estimated at 3O,OOO,OOO gallons,
while the legitimate necessities do not exceed
I3,OO0,O0O gallons, the remaining 100000 be-
ing literally wasted.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

New HAMPSHIRE SENAToR.--The senatorial
cancus nominated John P. Hale on Wednesday
afternoon, and yesterday he was chosen senator
on the part Of that body, thus completing his
election for the term Of six years from the 4th o.
March next.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Ths prairie Flower has been raised and
pumped out, aud Il appears that there were no
more persons drowned than the seven whose bod.
'es were recovered.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

STEAM FIRE ENGINES Various cities through
the country have commenced the introduction Of
steam fire engines, and almost invariably to the
entire satisfaction of the public. At Chicago,
they have one which was built at Seneca Falls,
N. Y, at cost Of S4500, and though only
third class machine, it gives good satisfaction.
throwing two one inch streams one hundred and
ffty-eigh feet high. The papers enumerate,
among its good qualities, that it never tires it
never engages in any rows it does not insist up
on bunking, and requires only half dozen men
to work it.-Boston TTaUeller.
The city of Boston, some four or five years
since, procured one of these machines from Gin
cinnati. at cost of seven or eight thousand dol.
lars, and it has lain useless ever since, in conse'
quence of the want of the necessary skill to oP-
crate it, in the Boston mechanics.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Coon HEALTH.-This week, when the Inspec-
tors of the State Prison were making their peri
odical inspection, they found the hospital locked
up. On inquiring as to the reason, they learned
to their surprise that there was not patient for
it out Of the whole four hundred and eighty in
mates of the prison. very satisfactory state of
things
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

IlIs 8 Vie OF FIUIures II Ihe most eFOnOmCaI and
veent in point of expense and transportation Of any
other style. It can be safely by ma in letter. sub
Ject to no extra charge ard would lie agreeable sur
prise to any hend relative 1t be obtained only
at Clafn's for the nnal oi so cents each Made
only at 1SS Main street
CLAELlN still continues to make DaguerreoyPeB and
MelsinOtypes in his usual unqne STYLE 1888 Main street.
Citizens Bank diff ap15
RemOval.-Mrs.M M. w. GERRAED, Physician, and
an experienced and very successful MIDWIFE has removed
from No IA Newbury No. So Mechanic street.
at the head of UPTON street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints and diseases Of children.
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Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
NOTICE TO TIE sICK
DIR. HILL

n onerng to the community mis- Justly celebrated rem
edles TOR chronic and diseases of long standing o
not wish to triae with the life health Of the aieted
put simply to lay before them the testimonials Of num-
pei OF respectable ladies and gentlemen from which Ina
sohefng can Judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false state
mehts OF the efficacy Of his medicines nor will he hold
out any hope suffering humanity which facts viii moi
doctor socits an inquiry from the afflicted into ali he
PGohshes feeling assured they will lud them perfectly
Iehsoe' ami his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

CLAFLIN is producing his new and inimitabls style
OF Photographs with entie You have only to
sit for pictures after which, the artist can make an
indefinite number. all uniformly good, without further
trouble to the subject They cheaper and more per-
iec considering their sze than any other PICTURE and
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DOCTOR HrLL-Dear Sir This is to certify that
my case was one OF very bad humor in the blood but
can ruy say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that are sick to cali upon
Tor you can cure them. Yours, truly, JL.
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
ErHAN ALIENS BONES FouNn.-The Bur

ETHAN ALIENS BONES FoUND.-.The Bur.
lington Free Press of Tuesday says:
''In thoroughly removing the earth at the bu.
rial-place of Ethan Allen, today, for laying the
foundation Of the monument the bones Of Allen
we're found right beneath the place Of the old
tomb stone I They were boxed up and re.interred
beneath the foundation. The former examina.
tion of the ground was a very imperfect one."
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

SUCCESSFUL SwINDLING.-An elderly gentle
man named Delano, while waiting the train at
the Fitchburg station in Boston, on Tuesday,
made the acquaintance Of mice young man
who was going by the same train, and was on
the lookout for person to whom he was to
pay bill for goods he had on board the cars.
Presently, they met another young man, who
presented bill for $40. The first looked at his
money, and said he could not pay it unless he
could change..a bill, then turning to Mr.. Delano
he said, "perhaps you can change it for me.'
handing him what purported to be Sl00 bill of
the City Trust and Banking Company of New
York. Mr.. Delano changed it, giving good bills
for it, and the young men disappeared. Then,
he first suspected he had been sold, and, on in
quiry, found his 500 bill to be worthless. In
conversing with the Chief of Police on the sub
ject, he exclaimed, "what fool was, for I've
read of such things in the papers more than fifty
times, and if l ever get hold of them I'll take a
hundred dollars out of their blasted hides"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

A special train on the Canada Grand
Trunk Railway, ON Monday last, ran twenty
eight miles in twenty five mnutesa rate of
sixty-six miles per hour Such running is
injurious 20 the machinery, impairs the per-
manency Of The track, and is highly danger
GUS TO those on the trains.
1t is said that one of the editors of the
Lewisburgh Chronicle, soon after commencing
to learn the printing business, went to see a
preachers daughter. The next time he at.
tended meeting he was considerably astonish-
ed at hearing the minister announce as his
text "My daughter is grievously tormented
with devil"
One day last week, Mr.. Stephen
Sweet residing in Upper Gilmanton, N. H..
who was SS years old on the goth ult., with
his wife, who is about the same age, planted
half acre Of corn, he putting in ashes. and
covering the hill, after his wife had dropped
the seed.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

This certifes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
her. ~ s"'0 . . onreu
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

BEAR IT IN MIND that the raoe to get Soda Water in
perfection, is at JOHN Q. HGLL's Apohecary Store,
Mechanics Hall Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sparkling SOdn Wnter, with all tbe var,
ETY. Of genuine Syrups, at
DAVID sCOTTs.
Jell du Cor Main and Mechanic streets,
PARTNER IN BUSINESS WANTED.
An active business man, with one or two thousand
dollars is wanted 10 engage In Mechanical Businsss In
this city. The business is first rate chance to make
monev Address M. 0. ALLEN, through Worces,er
Hos' Vn0e dSp iel0
AQUARIUMs.
The subscribers, owners Of the Patent Right for Wor
ceser County Of the most beautiful ornament for the
Drawing Room or Parlor, yet devised the Aquara-
offer them to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity for
sale, at prices ranging from $40 to S2O-beinR a
rduction Of at least 30 per on prices hitherto
charged.
The style conceded to be the best ever offered 10 The
public Specimens may be seen at the American Tee-
graph Office, Lincoln House Block
Dealers supplied at wholesale prices All orders hy
mail or otherwise promptly attended to. Address
GRACE h CHURCH.
Ielo au Worcester, Mass.
o. F.. n RI RIS
- H. N IIS1,
loS main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hail
W building, d&wt
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Mr.. Legg still continues to cleanse and Re.Dye Mems
Coats Pants, and Vests heretofore He also cleanses
Ladies' shawls, &c. His Office is at No. Pleasant 81.
my6 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

$50 NloEn-Ths Cream Syrup with Soda that can be
found at JOHN 2. HILLS Apothecary Store Mechanics
Hall Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

THAT'S so-The best Soda and Syrup in New England
can be found at JOHN Q. HILLS Apothecary Store,
Mechanics Hall Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
Com nlerciaI

THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET is dull, and
define I'd has taken place, the heaviest decline be.
ing in the lower qualities
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET-Flour very
dull an almost unstable at the decline of Sd per
bbl which followed the publication of II Kang arons ad
Cd, ~
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

This new and beautiful style OF picture fast winning
the appreciation Of the faatidous critics Of the fine
arts Itcan be made perfe fac sBgae of nature
and less liable to change by light duration of tint than
any Ambrotype made. Made 0niy at 1853 Main ST.
A M ID
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
GROW n KER,s
oELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
IS SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
495 BnoAD WAY, NEW YORK,

lrThese Machines are now Justly admitted TO be
the beetn use for Family Sewing, making new strong
fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent on application by
letter. Agents wanted.
see advertisement Of Dr.. sANF0RDs LIVER IN
NluoRATOR, In another colulan Of lhia paper '
my7 dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

DOCTOR O. a. HML-Siri will say that your medi.
Inc mas benefited me much My health Is much better
nan II was when commenced taking It. thinkit viii
cure me- lhgye not been troubled with the pain in INV
head but once since taking your medicine The dlstress
between my shoulders has all passed away. rhlukn-
that you might like TO hear how was gettinRslono
nave taken the liberty to address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mira q n
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854 az ,S
Invnltds, n office this Fnct!i-For tba mat
EhLy years, DR s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
blIIEhs have been unrlvaled rs an eective pd yaln
aoe spring and SUMMER medicine Aud while almost
every one Of The thousands Of remedies that have been
introduced WITHIN that peried has been Abandoned DR
RICHARDSON medicine has been with incypaad
popularity For sale at the Doctors Office No bl Hano
where ra,1n ." nV'io'n. svery'
M =, bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
pentAl surgery, having had an extensive practice
IA hs oiy lor the last ten twelve ysars has now no.
moved ms ONCE to his house, No. Ia Pearl street ghere
aus ptoessona services may still he obtained He woud
ea sttenon particularly TO his method Of treating chill
ureh 'eeth securing to them, by timely ek and over
slght hne set of Natra Teeth the Appreciation ~
Whoh has Induced many parents place their ohldrsn
amer ms charge-And he hopes all parents viii see tha
Importance Of early placing every child IN the -,
some skliu and faithful Dentist to secure their 6s,
comfort. i'' i"'uFo
Iu-TooTH PowDER AND WASH &C.. for sale
omoe open All hours Of the day and eveningIA psa.
n street, "a Dwelling House from Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Peruvian Syrup, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O
HILL, Apothecary Mechanics Hall Building, worces
ter.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

"a Book for Ihe Million. Just publi,bed h,,
fEDERHEN co, Booksellers ana statiansrs NJ ~ ~
Dourt street Boston, brief Treatise Of As paeeS an
seaSes o. he seSua System Of both sexes-tier sv,ap
s,u, auS treatment prepared by "a physician Of the
boston eclectic HofpitA." This work also contains a
a oISng exposure Of the deception and mposure prSo
sosu py advertising quacks, with some Of their mans.
s nu lOcauo9' Sold by periodical dealers generally
py nlel on the receipt Of three postage stamps
Adore" Box 1902, Boston Post once diy mehSi
The Worcester Water Cure w,,, bsro.n..
oe exclusively devoted 10 hetreamen Of female patlents
wne the Other sex viii be received only as boarders
e location OF THIS establishment IL elevate uuie ana
uVatnyi combining the advantages Of both town ana
country, Open Vt all seasons, FOR circulars addreaa
houEhs, NJ D., Worcester Mass.
~ Vt. RooNRs' day Office is In the Central ESchan,.
be found at the Water Cure. Al, s"' ~ a,ay
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Mrs. g. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zylo
balsamum, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O. HILL,
Apothecary, Mechanics Hail. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

TRY THsN.-Lemon Cream, Vanilla Cream, Coffee
Oreami and Lemon, Sarsaparllla, Orgeat, Pine Appe
raspberry stra~berry, Ginger, Vanilla and wild Cherry
syrups with Soda, at JOHN O. HILLS Anotbecary
Store, Mechanics Hall Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

Prot. Woods Hair Restorative for sale in Worcester
by JOHN O. HILL, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter. "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-03
VOLUME 1.-NUMBER 13.
For the Reporter.
Thoughts.

Thou great and glorious God of Nature!
Far worlds chant their mystic story,
Giving wisdom, praise and glory
To Thee, most glorious Teacher
Eternal God of Thunder
Thy rid-winged messengers of fame,
That cngrave on clouds thy awful name,
First taught my soul to think and wonder.
A world, cubic inch of sod,
The Universe, one grain of sand,
Tell us of an Almighty Hand
And of thy being, God.
Thou walkcst in the twilight,
When evenings watchfres blaze the west
And on high heavens spacious breast,
We see Thee in deep midnight.
Thou lead'st the legions of the sky,
From bleak Arctarus to the Southern Cross
The FURNISHED bucklers of the mighty host
Clean in the radiance of Thy dazzling eye
Through the high heavens re-echoes loud
The laundering canonade,
And on sky CLEANS thy glist'ning blade,
Drawn from its sheath of cloud.
In tempests, storms, and on the surging sea,
Thy laws are writ. And in thy mighty power
Through the wild eloquence of Naure's prayer
Displayed, my soul would worship Thee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-03

but squeezed Kate's hand, and sighed
| like a cranky bellus.''
"When we'd got clean out of sight
of the others, Kate says:
''Ben, feel that you are my protec-
tor, and I believe daddy's right when
he says you are worth all the rest of the
boys in the naborhood."
Ben Purtle, says /, ''this is great
day for you," and made tremendous
effort to get my mouth off again, and
out it popped, sure enough:
"kate," says /, trembling all over, 81
love you to destruction, and no mistake.
Eve loved you long and hard. Nv
hearts been almost broken for wears :
and want you to say right up and
down, whether you are going to have
me OF not?''
Kate hung down her head and didn't
say nothing, but 1 felt encouraged, for
she kinder sighed. Says I, s'Kate, eff
you're gwine to have me, say so, and
ct you don't want to say so, just squeeze
my hand.'
''Well, she squeezed my hand right
otf. Lorry, how l did feel. felt like as a
stream of warm water or sassafras tea.
sweetened with molasses, was running
through my bones!-and I Just cotched
her in my arms and kissed her, and she
never tried the fist time to get loose
Ben was so overcome with this mar
ration of corlrtship, that a pause for
breath was necessary.
"How long after that" said I, ''be-
fore you were married?"
cold Sammy was mighty proud, and
SO was the old 'oman, about the thing,
and we married next fall after the mus
candine scrape.''
'.Do you think your wife loves you
yet?'' / asked. .... .-.
"Why, lordy, yes. She thinks I'm
the purticst and best feller in the
world: | tell you, sir, it's no nse talk
ing; hiafiutin airs, and quality dressing,
and cologne, and such things, amt
swine to so down with sensible gals,
sure.o