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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

INSTALLATION IN WEST BRooKFtELD.-
WessrS. EditorS-In your issue of the 10Th
inst, under the heading affairs in West
Brookfield," correspondent over the sigma
ture of 81. A. H., gives some account of the
examination of Rev. c. NJ Cordley and of his
installation over the First Congregational
Church in that place. The writer so exposed
his own ignorance that on seeing the article |
did not think it worthy of notice. but the opin-
ion having been expressed by number of in
dividuals, that undiscriminating minds might
derive from it a prejudice against the new
pastor, l would ask the privilege of correct
ing some of the misrepresentation. The
writersays that "a noticeable toning down from
the stringency of the old New England Ortho-
doxy was observable in the examination of
the pastor elect"
In attempting to illustrate this "toning
down, he ntimates that in contra distinction
from the expressed views of the pastor elect
and the implied sentiments of the council which
accepted his views as "sound doctrine" the
New England orthodoxy "fifty or even twenty
years ago" involved a belief in the absolute
UerJm inspiration OF the Bible in such sense
as to preclude so far as the writers of the Bible
were concerned, "the Intervention of the hui
man intellect in its style and language
belief in the Divinity in such sense as to
involve the idea that there could be three
Gods"
Now if he had known anything about ''New
England orthodoxy" "fifty or twenty years
ago. or any other time, he would have known
better than to have represented it as ever in.
volying any such foolish or absurd dogmas |
VIII not take up your space by commenting
on the specifications made by your CORES
pondent which, so far as they were intelligiby
expressed, are very much Of the general char.
actor Of those already noticed
will only add that the pastor elect acquitted
himself admirably throughout the examina.
ton, and won the appreciation of all the mem.
bers of the Council including old school men
as well rs new. Indeed it is difficult TO &C.
count for the misrepresentation OF your cor
respondent unless TO ignorance we add, to use
his own language) "by presumption or suppos
cd harmony" peryerting influence from
some accommodated Garrisonian comeout
er Yours truly.
SCRIBE or THE COUNCIL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

PREscorTs PnILLIr II.-Mr. George Tick
nor authorizes a denial of the statement that
he had interposed any opposition to the com
pletion Of Mr. Prescotts Phillip IT, by Mr.,
Kirk. So far from throwing obstacles in the
way, Mr.. Ticknor had signifed bis readiness
10 aid him in the work by giving him free ac
cess 10 the papers of Mr. Prescott.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

ByWe are glad to hear that Mr., Molineaux,
recently of this city, has been appointed
Teacher of Gymnastics in Harvard Univer-
sity, and that he is now in Cambridge, super
intending the fitting up of the new Gymnasi-
UNI. 1t is an excellent appointment. Mr.. Mol
ineauX is a respectable and intelligent man, of
acquainted with his business he has been pop
ular and respected among his pupils in this
city, and is living proof that a man may be
an athlete without being a blackguard. We
wish him success in his new and important po-
siton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

The NEXT STEAMERS FROM EuRoPE.-
Three steamers were to leave England for
America, June 8th, nine days ago, to wifi =
the Ocean Queen, from Southampton for New
York, the Kangaroo from Liverpool for New
York, and the Anglo Saxon from Liverpool
for Quebec Unless the steamers for New
York are intercepted off Cape Race, New
foundland, we may hear first from the Anglo
Saxon, when she passes Farther Point"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

BRooKFIELD CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES.
This conference met at Dana on the Nth inst,
and continued its session until the afternoon of
the following day. Rev. James Kimbal, of
Oakham, was chosen Moderator, and Rev. c.
Gushing of North Brookiield as Scribe. Rev.
Mr.. Beecher of North Brookfeld preached the
sermon before the conference and Rev Mr.
Chute, of Ware, home missionary sermon.
The reports from the churches were generally
encouraging, and particularly from Ware Viii
lage Holland and North Brookfeld
The exercises closed with the administra-
ton of the Lords Supper, in which the SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr. Carpen-
ter of Southbridge and Rev. Mr.. Cushing of
North Broollfeld.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-On Tuesday last,
in West Boylston, Sarah Sheffield, fer assault
and battery on Amelia Dusoe, wife of Moses
Dusoe, was brought before Trial Justice Hos
mer, and fined 50 and costs, amounting in all
TO 50 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

The Paris correspondent of the Globe SAYS
that Baron Poerio has had frequent interviews
with Count Cayour, and is stated to be in com
munication with the Prince of Syracuse, with
view to bring Naples into the alliance with
italy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

CIVIL CoURT AT FITcHBURG.-JudqeA aiken
Presiding.-The case of Walker VS. the inhab-
itants of Orange was given-to the jury at two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and they were
still out at six o'clock Devens for plaintiff,
Dewey for defendants.
On trial, Hammond of Irving vs. Charles
Baker of Worcester, Devens for plaintiff, and
Field of Athol for defendant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

The works Of the Empire Coal Company in
Freedom, Beaver County Pa, were entirely
destroyed by fire Wednesday night, together
with large quantity Of crude oil. The loss
is estimated at about S30,0O0 ON which there
was no insurance.
The officers and crew of the barque Orion,
seized us a SLAYER, have been surrendered TO
the custody Of the United States Marshal.
The Orion was chartered in December last by
j f. DE Miranda Of this city, for trading
voyage to the coast Of Africa
"Storm Concert and Hurricane BALI was
the unique appelation of an entertainment
given in Iowa City on the 9th inst. for the BEN
eft Of the sullerings by the late frightlu tor.
nado in that city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

The BIBLE IN THE ScHooLs.-The Board
of Education in New York City have adopted
rule, by vote of % to lG asserting the au-
thority Of the Board to insist on making all
the Public Schools in the City assume, as Il
part of the daily routine, the reading of the
Scriptures. This may be construed to require
the reading to be done by either the teachers
or the pupils, though practically it will be de-
termined by the locality where it is applied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

MIsCHIEvoUs TRIcK.-Some mischievous
boys amused themselves last evening, by sus-
pending strings across Pleasant street, in such
position as to come directly across the faces
of passers on the sidewalk, who of course
were unable to see them in the night time. One
gentleman came in unpleasant contact with one
near the residence of H. N. Tower Esq, but
fortunately kept his patience The authors of
these tricks need little police discipline
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

WEBsTER,-The Times reports an cncour-
aging condition of prosperity in the town of
Webster. On the corner of Oxford avenue
and Main street, a three-stOry brick building
for stores, tenements and public hall, is be-
ing erected by Mr.. William Morris. New pri-
vate residences are also being erected, new
streets laid out, and other movements give
the town the appearance of renewed thrift and
enterprise.
The Temperance Alliance caused quanti-
ty of liquors, forty or fifty gallons in all, to be
seized, Wednesday, on the premises OF Thorn
as Mckay, who with his wife are under a
previous indictment for violations of the liquor
law. The alliance is pursuing its war upon
the traffic with considerable vigor.
Mr.. Lewis Elliott, of Webster, last week
sold calf to Mr.. Saier's farmer at the North
Village, eight weeks old, and weighing two
hundred and forty pounds. 1t is supposed to
be the handsomest as well as the heaviest calf
of its age in Worcester county
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

ACCIDENT IN DoUGLAs.-Mr. William Har-
rington of Douglas was thrown from his bug
gy on Monday last and was severely injured
His horse became frightened, and was running
violently down the steep hill, near his house,
when the accident occurred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17
Gitp ano County 9nt2lligente,


SCHOOL MEETING.-The School Committee
held a special meeting at the Common Council
room, last evening, closing up several matters
of interest. The subject of making deduc-
ton from the salaries of teachers on account of
the week extra vacation allowed at the close
of the Winter term, was discussed at some
length and it was finally voted to make no de
ducton, by a small majority. The Board was
not full. The committee appointed to define
the duties of the Superintendent submitted
their report, which lies upon the table till the
nextregular meeting. By special vote, how
ever, the Superintendent was authorized to adj
vertise for proposals for furnishing books to
the school committee for the use of the inhab-
tants of the city, in accordance with the act Of
1859 On motion of Mr.. Stone, the rules of
the school board were referred for a complete
revision to a special committee, consisting of
the Superintendent, and Messrs. Stone, God
dard I. X. Earle, and Allen. The petition of
the Thomas street scholars, for leave to
celebrate the l tn of June, as hol-
iday, was read, but not granted. The follow
ing changes of teachers have been made -
Harris II. Greene to-day takes the place of as
sistant in the High School, in place of 2. w.
Calkins, resigned. Susan L. White, now at
Hillside Seminary, Conn.,, takes the place of
Mary E. Waterman, resigned, as teacher of
the French Department. The place will be
temporarily filled by Ellen NJ. Knowlton.
James Il. Newton is appointed principal of the
Thomas street grammar school, in place of
Mr.. Greene, promoted; Sarah j. Newton as
principal of the Main street north primary, in
place of Miss Henry, resigned and Helen
Shattuck as assistant in the Ash street east
primary, in place of Miss Newton, promoted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

4 CARD.-To the Scholars Of the Worcester High
SshooLI have means, except through the papers, of
expressing TO You my thanks for the magnificent present
of Heknor Fields Household Edition Of the Waverey
Novels in fifty volumes, which surprised reaching
my room, after taking my leave of you last evening
The hearty expressions of gratitude and which
you then, all that deserved, and as you
well know, all that expected Yet this generous gift
and the peculiar delicacy you have shown its selec
ton and presentation, fill with new emotions of
gratitude THESE beautiful books shall always on
the best Shelf in library and when open their pages
shall read great many things that Waiter Scott never
wrote there, and great many portraits that tho ar
fist has not drawn. 2. W. CAIKINS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Police CoURr.-Patrick McCarty was be
fore the Police Court, yesterday, for an as
sault upon Louis Schumas, and was fined So
and costs, which he paid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

The CADETS PARADE.-The parade of the
Highland Cadets takes place this afternoon at
three O'Clock. They startfrom Lincoln square,
march through Main street to the Common,
go through the drill and dress parade, under
the direction of their military instructor Col,
Goodhue, and will proceed thence, by invita-
ton, to the residence of the Mayor. If the
day is pleasant, the parade will be quite as at
tractiYe as any of the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17
Spetlal Clothes.

Paradis's iodine Hair KestoratiVe-1he
Best Article of Toilet keep the Hair Healthy Clean,
and beautiful. TO cure badness and falling Of hair; 10
pmples and all Oughuess of the skin OF the face
of the body, physicias opinion is that "PARADIs
IODINE HAIR RESTORATIVE is the only safe and etiica
ciOus all other preparations for the hair being worth
less or poisonous. Prepared only by IL. l.. PARADIS
IL CO. Worcester, Mass.
Sold by NJ b. Green Co. PIG Main street. Charles
Sbley, l4O Main street. and ChaS Clark, of Main
and Pleasant Streets Worcester, Mass dtf JET
Surveying subscriber will do all kinds Of Sur
ye,ing in neat and accurate manner and at moderate
charges. The present season he he found at No
Front street. or at his residence South Worcester.
ap4 deodaw6m HORACE L. BROOKS,
BeaI, at No II Pipcr's Block, viii make you a Photo
graph AmbrOtype, or Lcttertype, that fail to
please. lie makes 25c trash, therefore lie afford
to give you your moneys worth Copying done in the
ncatest manner and warranted to give satisfaction. Pho
tOgraphs from small DagucrreOtypcS, enlarged to any
size required. Don't forget the place, Room No II Pi
pers Block, over Oak Hall. IL. L. BEAL
jel4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

PREsENTATIoN.-The pupils connected with
Mr.. Calkinss classes in the High School have
presented to him complete set of Ticknor &
Fields's household edition of tho Wayerly
Novels, in fifty volumes. This handsome and
merited gift was presented in so delicate and
becoming manner that it will doubtless add
much to its intrinsic value.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Those fresh Salmon that Jock has received and will
open this morning, take down anything ever seen in
Worcester, of which had faint sigus of lie in them
this morning at O'Clock When blood follows the
knife" nuf said" We exceedingly happy to an
that the jury, last week conferred upon the
title of D. f., which understand to Doctor of
Fish, and hereafter he will be known and recognized as
Dr. Jock. Call and get introduced the doctor this
forenoon, at 10 Mechanic street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Mr.. LEGG, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the business
OF Cleansing, Redyeag and Repairing Mems Apparel,
and also cleanses Ladies' ShawlS, Riding Dresses &c.
lie has increased his help and facilities the steady
increase iii his business, Office No. Pleasant
Reducing executed at from three 30 ten days notice.
and cleansing shorter notice when the necessity
Yenience Of customers realires it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17
Boston stock AInrket-Thursday. june ls.

THE BROKERS' BOARD.
Z Boston and Worcester Railroad. "a
S do. do. g34
3 Boston and Maine Railroad 1898
AZ Boston and Providence Railroad, 50
/ Boston and Lowell Railroad gi5
3 Concord Railroad, SO
IL Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth Railroad 81
80 Fitchburg Railroad, 924
Western Railroad, l06
IS do. 1861
/ do 1861
! Merrimgck Manufacturing Company ll57a
50 East Boston Company. III
500 Eastern Railroad Skies $50 944
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Ezg Single copies of the DAILY WEEKLY SPY, wrap
ped otherwise may always be found at Publication
Office, Printers Exchange, Foster street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Mnpes's Nitrogenized Super-phosuhntcS "a
Lime and Mapes's Improved Super phosphate of Lime
TWO Oh he oesI fertilizers in use constantly sale by
apps diff Is and " Front stroot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

d. n BOurteIlotte, Vi. H., ID Dentist, has no de-
se 70 boast For ability and skill he would refer to his
mR rovemeHts with strong and Hiee eork, and honest
uesie ms Tca'ee Dor success. OAlce lSS Main street
Wl5 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

The best place to get your Photograph Daguer-
Teotype, or Ambrotype is at TAPLEN IL CLARK'S Nos
10 and II harrington Corner Our patrons can rely upon
hrt class work, at fair prices. We make no 25c trash
either sngy or by the dozen. call and rs everybody
apl2 diff TNpIEY % 81 ARE''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Il. h. Nichols, Nj. ID, HOMEOPATHIC PhvSi.
citnOtce and residence liz MAIN street Office LGuTs
from TO 3, and to O'Clock p ny.
Worcester, October 20 1853. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Sparkling Soda Water, with all the choicest
NMlt6ies OF Syrupsi at ID. SCOTTS,
hNS at Cor. Main and NJ echanic street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-17

Go to CIaHin's, If You are IN aues; of A snnerior
rlcture The long established reputation Of his well
SHOWN ballerY Of unsurpassed DAGUERREOIYPES.
PHOTOGRAPHS, and COLLODIOTNPES is duv sns,
tanned by his daily productions MIR C. practices no qq8-
game on MS pictures or patrons, prelerrng serve his
customers with class Of work which will ALWAYS be sat
lSlactorY ana leave the minor grades of moonshine
0S0H and pewter Spoon productions those artists -
designed by Nature for that kind of work only Rooms
100 Nam Sireeii over ChtzeDs Bank. d3m "
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p U f L Il Y
JlS1 NSn N,iOsAl..

The Wind came b'o~ nj cot " the ~s,,, -,
And Jian, moved ,hs hay.
The s'sj esm- blowing oui OF Ihe vs,I-
j. ruie I'd the green leaves out b iLsi rect,
And rocssd the tlu. bird Up IN q !. neal,
A. Jimmy moved The hay.
The suslly -s'kimm.d along the GROUND,
And Jimmy moved the hay.
The s~slluws skinned alOng the srount,
Aadtusiling leaves mate . ples,,nt,o
Like children bsbhlipg all .roani-
A,immy nosec ii. hay.
ally cane uiih her hu, k.i bv,
Aai l'-'ny ncrrt 'hr srl-
Mnly came ~ih her tvcse, by.
WIN her l'gh. loo, - r,m and str
Ani sunhurni cheek snd iaushiaE ere
And J,mrny mo~rd tho hay.
A rus ic Ruth IA lin.sy gown
Ano jimmy moved the hay;
rustic Ruth N iin,eyrOwn,
tie watched her sUu cheeks changing browp
And n. long c.,s tab that rrmtl-d dosn
Whenever he looked that ~sy
VI A'iiy. bsau 90. good . soId,
Aud jimmy nosed the hoy
ol - ~ her, "a good a. gold,
ba' jimmy ihvuxh, h,f shy AMI cold
AID noT, h. thongbi Than ,',r he told
~ J'n.n'J moved The hay.
The rain 'sme p~i,ring do~n smain-
And jimmy moved The hey,
The rs,n came psuerinR do~n smsin,
Ahd und-t The hatch oi the laden tu.ia.
Jimmy and Miiy. cunning vain.
SAT h,i.Ic b, the hay.
Tie m'rry rain dtop.hurIiet 10,
Cnt'f Ihe ihsicn of hay;
The m-uv ram d,'ps hurti,c in.
And laughed and psuied 10 din,
Over os, wtoh ih-y ,s~ within,
Und.r The haIeh OF hay.
F'r Nj Ecsi,d % Jimm, . breast,
u der The ihsth o hs,
Fer Mdy Lrsilr,. iu Jrnm,' br-a.
LA" a~ud bird hnu.ring to i,.n.u
Ard iheu 10 swear ,hr looked her test
tbctr the Ihsioh tih,y.
A. ~h'nihe rain cam, laughing out
over ihr i0inrJ bN--
Aui when ID. ram smc laughing out,
MrN has c as'd 80 pet and puui,
And t~iietitE 9 bir,s b-EsB To ,hvu,,
Ait '"r su,d iirr csy
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VA .UISGTOy. ID C.

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fie d. std th~ pubic centrally that IRis "A.
81 has b~-n Rfra'y 'hlsrgsd by The adiuion o. u
''isr p-'lr std chamts's also. many tmps,y..
rt~hts shd siiiaciions have b.es tn-a- ,bt - a.,
tel proper when ,bshiss him tn assn. a. x,,,
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70 '"nsg~ 80 Ibsfsiiy te,iOSsd g?,p tin n.ts,p.
fore
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s.'O P' dsv l. U. SMirH.
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Cay, NcClis,sct giv'sg 80 .esopa' of ,hs
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