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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-19

comprising the discontinued and revolutionary
spirits of the slave states. 1t Processes to be
$4,000 strong, well armed, and ready to march
at moments notice, in quest of predatory ad-
venture in Mexico and Central America. The
purpose of the convention, which was COM
posed chiefly of military men, was to sound
southern feeling upon the practicability of &C.
curing more southern or slave territory, from
the ill-governed and anarchcial states of the
southwest
Buckley, the leader of the gang, wears the title
of general, and the manners of a knight err
rant, declaring that che is going to fight bat
tie on other soil, that must otherwise, in few
years, be fought at our own DOORS" The
Legion" seems to have been formed in 1854,
and has been quietly and patiently awaiting
its destiny" which now appears to be at the
point of elimination. Spanish America is the
field on which its eyes are most greedily fixed.
The tournaments, and other medieval follies
with which the Old Dominion is amusing it.
self, do very well for an afternoon pastime.
But if the knights of the Golden Circle"
protract their amusement too long, they may
have to take their wreath of honor from the
sheriff, and close their high festival with
Glance in the air."
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huy me and I'll do you gOOd."-Hcalth and
strength secured by the the great Spring and Sum
mer medicine Dr. Langeys Root and Herb Bitters com
pose1 oil Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry Yellow Dock Prick
Nc all of which are compounded act in concert
u assisting Nature in Graduating disease The effect OF
hls medicine is most wonderfu-it acts directly mon
le bowels and blood by removing all distractions from
ne internal organs stimulating them healthy ac
uo enovatg the fountains OF life purifying the blood
cleasg II from all humorS and causing it to course
anew through every part of the body restoring the in
va TO health and usefulness They and eradicate
from me sNsten Liver complaint, that maihee of so
MANY diseases; Jaund1ee i'll its forms all billions
9S nd es ana Foul stomach Dyspepsia Costivenes all
khus OF tuors and every disease arising from induces
uo Headache, Dizziness Piles Heartburn Pains in the
S9e ana bowels Flatuency Loss of Appetite and tor
pa or diseased Liver adsordered stomach or bad Blood
10 WINCH al are more or less subect Spring and sum
mer Wore than l,OV0OOO persons have been cured by
tnis medlcne 1t highly recommended by physicians
everywhere Try II and you will never regret Only rs
cents Tor pnti 33 cents for large Bottle. Sold by
dealers IN Medicine everywhere Orders addressed to j
mchl5 daN6p = ~ ''
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The KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Another Richmond in the EIeH.-The secret in
triguers of 1854, who attempted to organize
a political party to which signs and pass words
were required to gain admittance, were very
much troubled, if we remember correctly. to
find the reports of their meetings published in
the next mornings papers. Some wicked As
modeus penetrated into their most secret pur.
poses, and as surely as they concealed them
with extra usual reticence, so surely the whole
story would be told in the Banner of Liberty
and the Peoples Clarion before their eyes
were open the next morning. The sequel has
established that secret political societies can.
not NEEDLE with the affairs of a free govern.
mcnt with impunity
The N. y Tribune has sketch of an
alleged convention of the American Legion,
knights of the Golden Circle" commenced
at the White Sulphur Springs, Va, on
the Sth inst George Buckley is President of
the Legion, which appears to be no more than
secret military organization of conspirators,
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n. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing
but the best large lat, stall fed Oxed.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Oxen the
best still fed Cows and the best three year old Steers
Ordinary consist of Bulls
Sheep-EXtra includes Cossetts and when those of in
fer0r quality thrown ont.
There were 80 cars over the Eastern Railroad lis
the Boston and Lowell l64 Ftchburg "a of those
over the Fitchburg from Albany.
Remarks-Ihe market was oyerstocked with Cattle
ana Sheep but mostly of poor quality, not half fed ;
those good quality sold readily and fully last
weeks prices Mr. Newton sold lot of Western CATTLE
the best at market for abouts Slim cattle continue to
decline as there but few buyers market for such
stock 1t being rather early for store cattle Sheep sold
at about the same prices last quotations the best
quality quckened and perhaps for the very best lot
slight advance obtained.
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HIPS Mint Specific, FOR Badness AND FALLING
SHOW what Hills Mint Specific has DONE and no one can
presume to say that these letters are not sufficient
guaranty OF what it iciU do:
IS with much satisfaction that am enabled to GER
N.Y. that before using up the first bottle the falling Off
OF my wes hair was entirely arrested and all aDDrehen
SION Of badness entirely removed
Worcester. March l5 1859. GEO SESSIONS"
For the last six months, have had good opportunfv
10 observe the effects of different preparations for the
mar ana to obtain the opinion of individuals using them
ana from Information thus obtained am satisfied that
your MINT Specific is the best remedy extant for the
growth and preservation OF the hair.
Boston, May rs, 1852 CHAS. IL. BLANCHARD"
For year my wc's hair had been falling of and she
was troubled with dry, scaly eruption on her head
so That she was quite bald Last month she Commenced
using your Mint Specific, and with the use of one hottie
her mead covered with hair and it is soft glossy and
natural The eruption has entirely Disappeared and sh9
mas promise OF a fine growth of healthy hair
nofcester' aprii 20 1893. ISAAC CUSHING .
Upon receiving bottle of your Mint Specific il look
ca SO pure and nice was induced try it, have nsed
only part of bottle and find my hair not only assuming
us former soft texture but luXuance of growth WHERE
it had fallen Off MRS E 4 7RARRfrT e
worcester, March 4, 1885,"
An acquaintance of mine, who had lost her hair and
Tor months was quite bald by my representation was in
duced to try your remedy and without exageeratnp
can say that the rst bottle has produced for her com
plete head of hair AARON KING ~
Conductor Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Nashua, N H. May 2, 1852"
Prepared only by JOHN @. HILL Apothecarv.
0%" ujln Worcester. Mass
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CRIcKET.-Thc crickcters of this country
are patiently awaiting the arrival of the "AIl
England Eleven" who are expected here
about the commencement Of next month. The
arrangements. are concluded to tho satisfaction
OF all parties Concerned, and we have no doubt
that the cricket match which will be played in
tins country and in Canada, will be the most
interesting ever known. The Americans in
the match will have to exert all their cricket.
ing power and skill, il they hope to succeed
against their powerful opponents, who are
the picked and best eleven that England
can produce. AS we have before stated,
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that town.

The SHOE BUSINESS IN WEBsTER.-B. A.
Corbin, the most extensive manufacturer in
Webster, is making three hundred and fifty
cases of shoes per month, and employing
about two hundred and fifty workmen The
other manufacturers rank in the following
order Mixer & Humphry, two hundred
cases per month, employing one hundred and
thirty hands; IL. E. Bugbee, one hundred and
seventy-tve cases, with about one hundred
hands; G. +. Brown, one hundred and fifteen
cases, and from sixty to seventy hands Har-
ris & Bugbee, eighty cases, with seventy-fve
hands; w. b. johnson, fifty cases, with
twenty-five hands total $40 cases per month,
giving employment to CAT workmen. The
value of the goods thus manufactured, in
round numbers, is $38, 800 per month. A. Is.
Corbin furnishes one Boston house with about
fifty thousand dollars worth per year. The
amount of money represented in the shoe bust
ness yearly is $i65, 500. The banking bust
ness Of the various firms is done in Oxford,
Worcester or Boston, and amounts, in the az
gregate, to very important item for any one
bank. Probably not less than one thousand
persons in this vicinity are employed, directly
or indirectly, in this branch of industry
Webster Times.
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Cambridge Cattle Nrarket-Aug. IA.

AT market 1885 Cattle; about 1900 Beeves and 1856
s9IolS, consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows, and
one, two and three years old
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF-Extra S7,25 a S7,75: first
quality S625 a $780, second quality s575 third quality
S4,75; ordinary $3.50.
SToREs-Working oxen-From $50, 100 q $3.50 q pair
Cows AND CALvs-From $685. 81, 40 a $50.
YEARLINGs-S9 a sl2 Two years old sl7 @ s24; Three
years old S2S to S32.
VEAL CALvES-S2 so "a $780,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-5000 at market-Prices in lots 81
a l50. Extra 50, % "a $500
HiDEs-14 q I4c. b ID. Tallow, @ 7ac. a b.
LAMBS PELrs-56 q sc each Cali Skins, II q l3c. q
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of W. Aennedy, OF Roxbury, has discovered IN or
kind Of b,nor RaSure weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pnpe 'N 'etoiAa down to com
One To trs are warranted to cure nursing mouth
the face. ~ ' INC "otst KIND OF pimples
TWO Sp ree bottles wiz clear the system of be
.he stomach i''N :" cure tue worst c0nker in
kind :" I'VE bottles are warranted to cure the worst
me one or two bottles warranted to cure all hnor -
iW9 bottles warranted to cure r,mnirs Of ,h
aiiI Dlotches among the hair. e VI the ears
running ulcers ~ Ai"ht'" 10 cure corrupt and
pns bottle DO i will care scaiy erptons of the skim
in OF three BOTTLES are warranted to cure tho .
dssperatc ca eotes are warranted to cure the mosi
F ee OF loHr bottles are warranted to cure sol xho
one 70 three bottles warranted to erre ~ ~ @
SS 81 dyspepsia know from the experience S M0st
, Any 70 TWO bottles are warranted TO cure sjcS hesah
state Of the b0weI e warranted to regulate costive
Kney % TWO hotties will regulate all arrangements of t
-four to six bottles have cured the worst coso,
one to three bottles have cured the worst coso m
relief Is always experienced What cae OF piles;
hei IN such an excricating disease cy 10 get re-
since ITS first discovery have tror, .;,o 4. .
n Va4ns other herbs to t. OF one ofben ~ nne add
and in the III MecIne' says: lt an herb ~ Jnt'
it is mn distractions Of the liver gan and sr,oo
nut topecr eu 70 the liver, worth all Other hors
when too cold. " '''" 100 moi and warming ii
cooii,,s T.. appetite nil ponn ,,,,,
stitches in the side. 0"' easeth all PAINS and
eth tbe pety inc annaice by opening tho gan and rstor
tbc bo ~ az .w Flseious, and shiny humors out %
blood from the kidneys " "i0eis ana coneealed
by opening distractions of the spleen n n,,,, -
~" Niuor anu melancholy vapors which rsntis ~ nh
h anu pIi causing distressing headache fear ~ WIG
swoOning. VI INV he"rt, laintng and
a., me herb boiled in wine is particularly GOO, to
n,, sng E splIlt OF the aged and whoever mas nu
him,
30 3nck as drinking the Juice of this herh man W heth
hIine SEEDS boiled in water curetb the moot oe,,
III anu drank at bedtime, prevents what is ea, oNe
EnS" nightmare, and all melancholy dreams " i-
Dln0us people are liable TO- 1870 "iSNhis' u disease
tatner OF Medicine says of another berh Il; At,
sign Leo ~ '" me Sun, and in tho
oil h9 sun the source of all life and ruetb tbo
81 IN s neIp Is the best cordial the uvnrt;
crr ~, OF any mat grows; II comfOrteth ta hener
Sdivn M papitaton thereof taketh awev iu heart,
ainng and smohering of IL vel il nust +" trembling,
rot ~ sSFeie grlpnE will ensue which mst cure
'e ~ Win ehnel seed or ginger. must NC cor
. 90 much Tor this herb between whi.h -, -,
% ~ me utmost untipathy. so mur so ,h te huucr
VI" Vt .oucn nm that has the herb abon him I'VE auder
get and enough of 1t. '' '"t ule best You can
!, DIRECTIONS FOR UsE--Aduts ono tah,o .e
Nom Az, ~ oyer zen years desert-spoonn , per
can he viknt years, ea-spOOnfu As no jrani
onnrat nn M lily W az constitutions take snnl,cn. ~.
Manufactured by DONALD ErNNpny
street, RoXburY. Mass. Price Al y Nv Warren
"""h
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A confidence operation of rare impudence
occurred at Rochester on Monday The op.
orator called ut a house and told the lady that
her son, who resided with her, was going into
the country and wanted his coat. She gave
him an oyercoat which he carried away, but
soon came back and said the overcoat was too
heavy she then gave him two coats for her
son to choose from. Not satisfied with obtain
ing three coats, he again returned with a pre-.
tended request TO send the sons best coat. The
lady began to suspect, and caused his arrest.
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7, ssssr3Eer ~ kaker's CeIebrnted Noi.o1,.
f EANI Ia SEWING MACHINES. New styiesnricos
o, GOV 10 SID Hemmers So extra These machines
lol TWO Spoos ms purchased from the store ran,r
tfth ~ T.; ,eMinung OF thread they hem fell gather and
u ~ superior style, finishing each seam nv tber
G U4rlatiou without recourse TO the hand peedle az
cbaa9in ~ ~ Other machines. They will do better and
for one cent an hour ~ e'h' even II she works
D0Ms SsS OF Exhibition and Sale at BRYANT f. SHIFT
Boson ,os einans Han Worcester Is Summer street
-, -aS We" 10TH dly iy22
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DISTURBANCE IN WEBsTER.-Sheriff Shum-
way arrested nine disorderly persons at the
"Indian House." near Webster village, on
Sunday last. They were engaged in a general
tight, and blood had commenced flowing free
ly, Most of them escaped with fine, but
Richard and Christopher Farrell appealed and
was held for trial at the next term of the Su-
perior Court. The Times says Sunday was a
day of unusual disturbance in the streets of
that town,
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BORN.
IN Auburn Aug. ls, son to Marcus Barrett.
DIED.

eMlpny Aug H. Elizabeth Croeker, formerv 90
HARTFORD Conn, II yrs mo ' iV'"NrV OF
,a ~ washington Me-, lion. William G. Allan q, IT..
neln ny INC time Of his death, an Important 10
N.Y. ust umee Department. He had long been M a,
n Gh II. pSclan and held many important osss
srs ~ vs. icrgcn Heights Water Cure Ioboken Ano l.,
Dts Oofucila L. snnllcy, resident pnysIcnn aug ~
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The Buffalo Courier AYERS that there has
been organized in Lockport baseball club
composed wholly Of fat men-none WEIGHING
less than three hundred admitted. The name
OF the association is the ''Paunches plate n
IL. Club" The club resolved TO have atnrning
table erected, on which the bases are to re-.
volve. y
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10 be Raid or not to be Bald. that is the
question 70 be be decided now "CUR1IS'S CURE FOR
BALDNESS!" The late great and reliable remedy and
the only article which will restore hair bald heads and
positively stop its falling OFF Remember, it contains no
Lead or sulpher and each Bottle contains pint
any IS say whether any man need ever be bald
FROM the State Treasurer of Rhode Island
Since , NEWPORT March %, 1859.
since commenced using Curtis's Cure for Bai,Ines
my mar has ceased entirely from falling ont and has
been very much strengthened '"'' anu mas
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
IIoyin,, .r,o5 . PROVIDENCE. Jan. ), 1859.
" tfed various articles TO stop my hair from fnu
lig on without any effect have now used Two hn,tnz
OF Curss Cure for Badness which has VeS
ee my ha from falling cordially recommend Il to al,
as Inc pest preparation have ever found " " "ih
~ or sale IN Worcester by all Druggists and in Bnson
Sy HAS; Richardson Co., Geo. G. Goodwin & 70 NJ
th nuTt ~ Weeks Potter, and by all Druggists in
j. NJ. CURTIS Prnnrietor pro,i1o,. N
mG2l do ''le'or' rFoSldence, r. l.
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serSsr. 'HSnt hrshels Granular FueI.-Ihc sun
sV'DeIs thankful for past favors are nov ,i, SUD
70 Furnish this superior SUMNER F2fri iy prepared
ehasars o IN large or small quantities. to suit t0 or
street ana at the City Coal Ynrd Office In ", roster
sna n OF AZ the store of q. BROOKS No 4 E I'm.
Jyll dtf " T. @ ~
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Hon. ELI THAYER requests us to say that
he has just thanked 1900 volumes of public
documents of various kinds to the selectmen
of the several towns in his district for the use
of the public Libraries.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

esB Single copies of the DAILY WEEKLY SPY wrap
ped otherwise, may always at our Publication
Office, Printers Exchange Foster street
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The RoNzANI TRoUPE.-It will be noticed
that some new pieces will be given at the
theatre tonight; also, the laughable "Joly
Millers." Miss Cross and Mr. Yates will ap-
pear in Yankee medley dance Signora
Galetti is most graceful and accomplished
dancer, and no one who is moved at all by the
poetry of motion can fail to be highly enter
tanned by the attractive ballets which the Ron
zani troupe are now giving in this city. MIR
Yates last night created great hiarity by his
double dance as soldier and sailor, and was
loudly encored, and the various performances
were excellently well done. 1t is rare that
such superior artists ever stop in Worcester,
and they deserve the most generous support.
Their last evening performance will be given
this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-19

MONEY Losr.-Mrs. Harriet Young, while
in the vicinity of the depot of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad, yesterday, lost a purse
containing $3.50, in three twenty dollar gold
pieces, and bills, chiefly upon the Hartford
Bank. There is a strong suspicion that the
money was stolen. The lady offers reward
of SIS for its recovery.
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David Scott, Druggist and Apotheeary No PSI
nam street, corner Mechanic street. Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines kinds at
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms for cash. devotes his espec
la attention to the compromising and preparation of hv
slclahs prescriptions. dly app
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SAD RAILROAD AccIDENT-As the first
down freight train on the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, yesterday, was passing be-
tween Groton Centre and Groton Junction, the
head of brakeman named Jos. Shea, who was
standing upon a car came in contact with
bridge, and his skull was badly bro
ken. He was taken to this city by the
next passenger train downward, and conveyed
to his residence, on Temple street, where he
has famils aaael ----a'ai small children depen-
dent on him for support. Seven pieces of
bone were taken from the wound 1t is very
doubtful whether he will recover.
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HoIlowny,s OIntment.-Rnrns scal

j; G. Rradt, NJ. ID, Physician and Surgeon. Of
nee No. Elm street. Office hours to 10 m, and to
6p IN. diff my25
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Special 1totrtes.

OLD NEwsrArERs for sale at this office,
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ThePlace to getarealy superiorPhotograph,D aguer-
old and well tried Picture Gallery, Nos IL and II Ha
rington Corner Everybody knows Tapey and he "stil
lives at the place and make pictures that everybody
is pleased with. HENRY j. REED Fronrietor
je29 diff a. n TApIEy Artist
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IL L.
after Sampson (tlie~lsif5 ---brepght him
three matches. The day ~ t the
fire, Credan carried away in his ct as
many cane shavings from the chair shop as
he could without subjecting himself to detec-
ton, and placed them that night in the mouth
of the ventilator leading from his dormitory.
After the boys were called the next morning,
and after the door of his dormitory was I'M
locked, and just before he left, he ignited those
three matches and set fire to the shavings in
the ventilator, and placed his straw bed up
against the ventilator and left his room,
marching off with the other boys.
Josiah H. Temple of Framinghom, one of
the Trustees, said he arrived at the fire on Sat
urday at about II o'clock, and remained till
Monday following, taking general charge of
the property. Nothing particularly new was
elected by his testimony. Without con-
Guiding their investigations, the jury adjourn
ed, between and o'clock p. m, to meet
again at 8 O'Clock a. m on Saturday, ito
morrow,) at Westboro centre.
Gov. Banks visited the school at Westboro'
the superintendent Mr.. Starr, and with the
Trustees, who held meeting there on that
day, in reference to the matter ofmaking some
temporary provision for the boys rendered
houseless by the recent fire. 1t was decided,
in accordance with His Excellency's recon-.
mendation, to take immediate steps for putting
roof upon the northern wing, over the din
ing hall and workshop, of such material as to
be sufficient shelter for winter. This will
it is thought, afford ample additional room for
the comfortable residence and employment in
doors of the boys, now at the institution, when
not engaged upon outdoor labor, until some
more permanent provision for them shall be
made.
The number of boys at the institution is
now about 270, and they are confined entirely
within the western wing, which is the only
part of the range of buildings not de-
stroyed. This wing is about As feet in front
by 200 deep, being what is called the old part
Each corner of the front is surmounted by a
tower.
The outside walls OF the remaining portion
of the buildings are left standing nearly entire,
but the inside is burned out completely with
the exception of that portion enclosed by the
walls of the "west wing" A portion of the
boys at the school are occupied in removing
the brick of the fallen walls, and clearing up
the grounds.
The size of the whole main building has
been incorrectly described. 1t was 1856 feet
wide in front and rear; three wings, each 40
feet wide, extending from front to rear, enclos-
ing two hollow squares, making the whole
cover an area of nearly two acres.
AT the Trustees meeting on Wednesday,
the matter of comforting with the County Com
missioners in regard to a temporary lease of
the Jail at Fitchburg for the boys now there,
was referred to the Executive Committee, con-
sisting of Judson S. Brown, Theodore Lyman,
and j. H. Temple. They had meeting on
Wednesday evening in this city, and adjourn
ed without action, to meet at the office of the
County Commissioners on Monday afternoon
next, previous to which they will visit the Jail.
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Dental N Otice.-DP. q. II. JENCKS'S Den
tal Rooms are at No 239 Main Street Worcester lie Is
having great success in using ELECTRICITY to produce in
senslby to pain while extracting teeth All other de
tai operations periomedin he careful and thorough
MANNER as usual III dtt
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HOllOway's Olntment.-Burns scalds, Commissions,
arising from explosions unforeseen catastrophes
soothed from immediate and rapidly healed bv
application OF this unguent No family should neglect
having II on hand for timely and should
porant conconmitant Of the miner maehinst as the
PICK or the file Sold at the manuiactorv No so Maiden
Lane New York, and by all Druggists &c. &c. and 81
per box or pot. div aul3