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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The movement on foot in Boston to erect a
monument at Lexington proposed to adopt the
design of Billings which represents minute
man" leaving his pillow in the furrow, selling
his musket, ball, pouch and powder horn, and
departing to the call of duty. 1t is to be
bronze, Is feet high, elevated upon a granite,
Octagon pedestal, 30 feet in height, which will
be set with panels for such devices as may be
desirable to engraVe thereon.
The skating movement has commenced ear
Iy in eastern Massachusetts,. A skating club
was organized in West Newton on Saturday
evening last, and committee directed to make
arrangements to flow two large tracts of land
for skating ponds
A correspondent of the Boston Pilot quotes
from the speeches made at the Inauguration of
the Webster statute those portions which favor
the perpetuation Of the fame of great men in
that manner, an endorsement OF the Cath0-
lie doctrine Of saint worship
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Taunton Gazette states that John Elliot,
Jr, son of Rev. John Elliot of Norton, was
fatally shot last Tuesday, about half a mile
from his fathers house. He was ont cunning,
and may have shot himself accidentally; but
there is some my stery about the matter which
is to be explored He was sixteen years old.
fellow named Tiff is travelling about in
Bristol County, proposing to teach penman-
ship and bookkeeping, who swindles people
by various contrivances. lie may travel this
way. Look out for him and all Others of that
tribe
Mr.. Peckham of Fall River, has just picked
ripe Strawberries of the second crop, grown in
his garden. They are OF fair size, and seem
to have all the fragrance and lusciousness Of
earlier fruit of the same kind.
Mr. Bailey H. Gordon has raised cucum-
Der measuring fourteen inches in length and
fifteen in circumference, and weighing five
and three-quarters pounds.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Rodman Wells was thrown overheard at a
meeting of the directors of the Adams bank on
Monday, on account of his "Littlefeld" SYM
pathies, and Lansom j. Cowles of Cheshire
was substituted.
A boy about years old, had narrow es-
cape on the railroad west of Pittsfeld on Mon
day He was walking on the track, and as the
engine came along he was taken up by the
cowcatcher and thrown considerable dis
lance to one side Of the track, without being
injured.
CONNECTICUT.
The rival lecture courses at Hartford this
winter are now made up. The Arts Union
have on their list George Sumner, DIR. j. G.
Holland, Geo Vandenhof Mortimer Thomp-
son (Doesticks) Bayard Taylor and Rev. X. ).
Storrs, Jr. The Institute has Mr. Vanden-
hod, Donald G. Mitchell ike MARVEL, Rev. I.
w. Higginson, Rev. L. Starr King, Wendell!
Phillips and Henry Ward Beecher
Judge Butler of the Connecticut Superior
Court is confined to his house in Norwalk, by
a serious illness resulting from a mis-step from
the platform at Berlin depot, by which he was
thrown and badly injured
The Peck Smith Companys hardware fac
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Mexican News.

New Orleans papers have the following
Mexican news Letters from the camp of the
Liberals make light Of the recent engagement
between Generals Wool and Degollado. The
latter was near Villeta, whence he had sent
word to the commander in chief that his divis-
ion was nearly organized. The brigade of
Zacatecas, supported by six field pieces, and a
numerous park of artillery, had incorporated
itself with the division of the center. Numer-
GUS deserters from the enemy to the Liberals
are reported-at one time 500 infantry and an
other numerous body of cavalry.
There was no concentration of troops for a
combined attack, nor does it appear that any
definite plans have been agreed on by the Lib
araIS
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Terrific Official Energy. &c.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. Cast night dis
patch was received from New Orleans stating
that the steamer PHILADELPHIA had been seiz-
ed by the United States Marshal. An answer
was Immediately transmitted directing the re-
tention of the captain and men in view of jul
dicial proceedings, and to hold the vessel which
if it shall be found she was employed in fill
clustering expedition, will be subject to forfeit
ure. The dispatch further stated that an ar
tilery company from Baton Rouge was on its
way to the point where it is said the filibus-
tiers had congregated, and were to be used
by the marshal, if needed. The federal of
ficers have so far adopted vigorous measures
against the filibusters.
The export duty of ten per cent. heretofore
charged on Brazilian products has been reduced
to eight per cent, by a recent decree of the
Emperor.
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Sundry Items.

New ORLEANS, Oct. GA large rope fac
tory was burned to day. Loss 100000. In
sured $4,000
The Democrats have made gains in Mssis-
sippi.
The Louisiana vigilant committee continue
their operations.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 6.-The planning mill of
Higginbotham & Co., at Leavenworth, Kan
sas, was burned on Sunday. Loss 700.
Insured for $4,000.
BALTIMORE, Oct. GA town meeting to
sustain the Mayor in his opposition to the re-
form, was held this afternoon in Monument
Square. The gathering was failure in num-
hers
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To be Bald not to be Bald! that is the
question to be be decided now. 'CURTIS'S CURE FOR
BALDNESS! The late great and reliable remedy, and
the only article which will restore hair bald heads
positively stop its falling or Remember it no
OIL Lead, or Supher and each Bottle contains one pint
and read the following late and important certificates
and say whether any man need ever be bald
From the State Treasurer of Rhode Island:
NEWPORT. March 80, 1859.
Since commenced using Curts's Cure for Baldnes
my hair has ceased entirely from falling out, has
been very much strengthened.
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
PROVIDENCE Jan. 3, 1853.
Having tried various articles to stop my hair from fall
iEgoh without any effect have used two bottles
otCurtss Cure for Badness which has completely stop
ed my hair from falling. | cordially recommend ii to all
as the best preparation have ever found.
HENRY BUTLER.
For sale in Worcester by all Druggists and in Boston
by Chas. Richardson Il Co., Geo. e. Goodwin d Co. NJ
s. Burr Co. Weeks Potter, and by all Druggists in
the United States and Canadas.
j. NJ. CURTIS, Proprietor, Providence r. |.
MAIL diff
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A Prize Fight.

The telegraph brings us a long and very
particular account of brutal prize fight which
took plance at Buffalo, yesterday, between two
fellows named australian Kelley" and ed
ward Price" There were twelve rounds
they beat and pounded each other in the usual
style Price won, having got Kelley's head
into "chancery" and punished" him in great
STYLE The fight lasted 81 minutes, and 700
persons went to see it
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 6.-Jones, Democrat, is
elected to Congress in the Eighth District, by
a majority ranging from $50 to $50. In the
Seventh District Hill, Opposition, is elected
by $50 majority. Gov. Browns majority is
fully $4,000. The Democrats are successful in
all but the Third and Seventh Congressional
Districts.
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LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAnericam Teegraph Office. Lincoln House Block.l
The Canada at Halifax.

SAcKvILLE, Oct. 6.-The Canada, from
Liverpool Sept. "A, arrived at Halifax, to-
day, but owing to a desperate storm of wind
and rain, the express with the news will NOT
reach this place before or 10 o'clock to-mor-
row forenoon. The Nova Scotia line is report
ed out of working order this evening.
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The Hair and its Diseases.-DR PERRY, at
the urgent solicitation his many patrons has made
arrangements so that he will remain this city during
the next week. at Room No. SO LINCOLN HOUSE, where
all who are suffering in any from loss of hair pre-
mature banchng; or whose cases have been aggravated
by using some one of the many qaack nostrNns with
which the country is flooded call and avail them
lief
The Doctor respectfully bcgs leave to call attention
tue following list of names of the medical faculty, and
several distinguished gentlemen of New Bedford, where
he has been successfully practicng for time past
We the undersigned certify that Dr. Perry, who has
practiced in families, and among our friends has
been eminently successful in his treatment Hair
and its Diseases:
VIM. c. Whitridge, NJ. ID. Andrew Mackec NJ. d.
d Is, Roche NJ ID. John H. Jennings. NJ ID.
Charles I. Swasey, NJ d; Charles d. Stickney, NJ. D.
Rev. ). NJ. Rice, Pastor Episcopal Church.
Rev. j. j. Twiss, Pastor Univcrsalist Church.
Rev. j. s. White. Pastor Middle st. Christian Church.
John L: Emerson, Esq, Principal High School
Clerk. ''
Isaac C. Tabor ESQ., firm Tabor Grinnell iron foun-
dry
These are only few of the many in the DR. pos
session. but he deems them sufficient satisfy the most
scepca OF his ability to treat successfully all diseases
of the Hair and Scalp.
Office hours from A. NJ to P. NJ, from to 6 and to
9P.M.
Room SO Lincoln House, entrance I'd door on Elm ST.
oil eff
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Oh, Deari

New York, Oct GA dispatch from Wash
ington to the Commercial Advertiser says the
President openly declares that he will arrest
Walker, even in the interior of Nicaragua, and
bring him to the United States by force, should
he be impeached for the act the next day.
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Delegates to Charleston.

BosToN, Oct. 6.-The Democrats of the
Sixth District to-day, held Convention at
Salem, and elected Geo. b. Loring and Enos
Williams as delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention. Both are counted as Douglas men
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DIED.
In this city, Oct Mrs. Sophia b. wife of the late Sim
con Gleason, Sc.
Funeral from her late residence Vernon street. Sat
urday, Oct. s, at O'Clock p Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
In this city Oct 6, Henry Lewis, youngest child of VIM
F. and Amelia NJ. Adams, mos.
In Northboro', Oct 2 Miss Nancy Allen, 96, She was
born in Concord and well remembered being then IL
old seeing the bodies of the wounded and dead SOL
ders at the fight the 18th of April 5 carried by her
fathers home. Oct. S, much lamented Mrs. Clarissa
widow of Edward I}roughton Bartlett, 81
In Shrewsbury, Oct 5, Hiram, of Gideon Harlow,
10 yrs 10 mos
In Southbr ge, Oct 3, Maria A. wife of F. p. Pratt,
ESQ., and daughter of the late VIM D. Whitney of Lam
caster, 81.
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gletu advertisements.

~ | L Y II A L l. :.
Monday Evening, Oct. 10,
FUNNY FISKE,
YAM kEE LOCKE,
MRS. Nj. w. FISKE,
MRS. G.. f. LOCKE,
PADDY WALLACE,
will give of their evenings with Omus the above
named place, and will appear in
MY COUNTRY COUSINS FIRST VISIT TO BOSTON
Investigate Ereamue Yankee Locke.
Song, Wallace.
LOVES DISCUSSES.
Five different characters by Mrs NJ W. Fske, assisted
by the elite of the Company.
To conclude with the side-splittlng Farce of
PADDY MILES'S BOY.
Paddy, Mr. Fiske.
other characters by the Company.
Doors open at O'Clock. commences at73
Tickets csc. diff OF
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Wotites.
A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be

A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be
4 n held at NORTH BRooKFIELD, on MONDAY, Oct.
l0.-Thc session will commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
that day, and continue five days.
Teachers and friends of Education are respectfully in
yed to be present. and il is quite important that Teach
ers should Join the Institute at the commencement of
the session. GEO. 5. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary of the Board of Education
Office of the Secretary of the Board of Education,
Boston, Sept %, 1859
nI aE,ptO
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BY T. W. VAIL.
T. A R G E S A L E
Valuable Real Estate in Worcester,
A U G. T [ O N

VIII be sold at Public Auction, the premises on
Wednesday, the 10th of October
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, about
TWENTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND,
in the village of Qunsgamond, in Worcester near Wash
for building purposes, and will be sold in lots in
with plan drawn by Valentine and duly recorded
Also lot No 70 on Taylor street, n9ar Fox's Factory
tanning 1886 square feet also lot No As containing 5000
square feet and lot No 49, containing 1864 square feet
both on the road to Quinsigamond village,
Also, will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY, the 10Th day of October next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon all the Real Estate city of
worcester, belonging to the estate of Spencer Field
follows, VIZ;
Eight Building Lots on Pleasant Street
opposite the house of E. Daniels one lot on Chandler
the residence of T. Freeman undivided fourth part
of the Dwelling House, of Chandler and yelling
ton streets;
ONE DWELLING HOUSE ON CHANDLER ST,
formerly owned by Mr. Prince opposite house of s.
NJ Hobbs, the same being subject to mortgage; also,
the lot o land the south side Central Street con
tanning Y, 264 square feet, with
LARGE BRICK HOUSE
suitable for four tenements Barn on the same The
land is well stocked with valuable fruit will be sold
subject to mortgages Also Il building lots Pond and
Fosters Survey, the house of joseph Pratt being
Nos IT, 49, 20 81 &c. 49, 49, S. ST. S. 63 "a on said Survey
Also, all the right of said Field to about
Two Acres of Land Hamilton Street,
and lot of Land GARRISON street. containing $500
square feet Washburn's Foundery the same being
subject to mortgages
The amount OF the mortgages all the above property
will be made known at the time sale Mr. Field will
be at the Bay State House. Worcester on Tuesday be-
lore the sale, to show the above property to
wishing to purchase All the above property will be sold
Terms liberal, which will be made known at time and
place of sale WILLIAM MIXTER,
,,,,, 81 =, So, Assignee of Spencer Field.
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a DORMAN'S EXCHANGE
MHSS EATING HOUSE,
S5-under the Post Office and Mechanics Bank
Ladies' entrance through the Post Office Hall Break
ass Dinners and Suppers all hours of the day and
evening Oysters in all styles Game of all kinds its
season. L. & &. X. DoRMAN, Proprietors.
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Dancing SchooI.-The subscriber will open school
for pupils in fancy dancing, on MONDAY, Oct. IT, at
horticultural Hall For aud other particulars, ap
ply to JOHN KLEIN, 233 Main street.
% d2w~
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EARM AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold at
u Public Auction, on MONDAY, the 10th day of octo
Der next, at one O'Clock the Farm situated in West
Milbury, seven miles from Worcester and known
Jacobs Farm The farm contains seventy of the
best of land, and is in first condition, with good
buildings The barn has been built within three years.
with cellar under the whole. good supply of Fruit
Trees and an abundance of neyerfailing soft water
Terms OF sale made easy A. G. HOVEY.
West Millbury, Sept q, 1859 deod&w2w+
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BORN.
In this city, Oct. 6, a son to Jacob Fenton.

MARRIED.
In this city, by Rev. A. Hill, Oliver " Stark to Carrie
B. Dryden both of this CITY.
In NOrthborO Oct by Rev. DIR. Allen, Henry s. Ball
to Maryetta Pympton of Shrewsbury.
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Our Boys Department,

ment Of Garments for Boys of all Sizes than any other
establishment In the State, out Of Boston, We have now
to offer several and desirable Novelties and we in
tend spare no pains to make this department deserving
chasers Of Clothing for Children and Youth.
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WORCESTER BANK-Tbe 4

W holders of the Quinsigamond Bank of Worcester,
hereby notified that their Annual Meeting for the
choice Directors the ensuing year; fix the limit
of the Loan Directors and for the transaction any
other business that legally before them will be
held at their Banking Rooms, FRIDAY the Seventh
Day of October next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
j. S. FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept. Is, 1859. dim s2r
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Office in City Hall Building.

Office HOurs-from a. m. to p. m and 2 to D.
m till October |. anG from to l22 D. M and to
Up. till October TO- GEORGE W. WHEELER
szl distOlO Treasurer and Collector
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