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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-30
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Mayor Lincoln, of Boston, has presented a
clock to the Lincoln School house which will
need no attention, as regards winding up, after
it is once placed in its location. The force of
water in the Cochituate water pipes is so
brought to bear as to prevent it from running
down. When the city fire.alarm indicates the
hour of noon the clock will regulate itself by
it, by means of an ingenious apparatus
The meeting of the Republican ward and
county committee in Boston, Monday night,
was not entirely harmonious Mayor Lincoln
was nominated for reelection, by SO votes
against 20 for Moses Kimball. On motion to
make the nomination unanimous, the vote
stood 80 to 10. The Bee bolts.
The Board of Aldermen in Boston have Pc
titioned the Legislature for power to discharge
constables. The emergency is that two of
those officers have been found criminally im
plicated in concealing Nellie Morrill, Sprague,
the young lady who recently took such a sin.
gular method to escape from an unwelcome
husband.
ESSEX COUNTY.
An election was held in the Tenth Essex
Representative District on Monday, to fill a
vacancy caused by a tie vote at the general
election. Col. Thomas A. Parsons Republi-
can, was elected over A. j. French, Democrat,
by majority OF 30 votes. The whole num-
Der of votes was &C. Parsons had 1858, and
French 1923.
At meeting of the Republicans of Lynn,
on Saturday, o. M. Stacy, u member of the
present Legislature, was nominated as the
Republican candidate for mayor. The election
takes place on the 18th OF December.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
AT midnight, Sunday, at Woodville, Hop
kuLon,) fire broke out in a large building built
for shoe factory, and owned by Capt. Charles
Seayer. The Edward Hopkins" engine,
which was at once upon the spot, with No. l
from Hopkinton Centre and No. 3 from Hay
den Row, saved the neighboring large build
ings. Capt. Seaver was partially insured at
the Milford Office.
Isaac E Stevens Of Marlboro, an insolvent
debtor, who was committed to Jail by the order
Of the judge of insolvency, because he refused
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LEGIsLATvE.-It is officially stated that the
Legislature will be prepared to adjourn as
early as Saturday, December 10th. The pay
of the Revision Committee has been fixed at
four dollars for each day of actual attendance
The pay of the Legislature is fixed at three
hundred dollars for each member, deducting
three dollars per day for absence, except in
cases of sickness, whether leave of absence
was granted or not The clerks. are to have
two thousand dollars, and the chaplains two
hundred dollars each for the session.
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The dominant party in Rhode Island which
has been heretofore divided into two organiza-
tons, called Republican and American-Repub-
lican, has united, and issued their call for a
State Convention on the 4th of January, 1860,
without regard to past political differences,
who are opposed to the present federal admin
istration, and in favor of the platform of prin-
ciples adopted by the Philadelphia Conven
ton, June 18th, 1856" The convention will
choose delegates to the national Republican
Convention of 1860.
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M'Lane's Celebrated Vermffuge in Missouri
jon P. o. ORANGE Co., Mo-, July 26, 1855.
Messrs. FLEMING Bros, Dear Sirs: l have used DIR
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, prepared by
you, in my family, and do think best preparation
now in for expelling from human system
My neighbors have used it with the You
are at liberty to use this as you fit Yours, &c
VIM. o. NETTLE.
The above is sample of certificates daily received by
the propretors, Fleming Bros of DIR. M'LANE'S GEL
EBRATED VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS. We
think safe in saying they the most reliable nd
popular remedies of the day
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. NJ LANES
CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE, manufacturedby FLEM-
ING BROS. of Pittsburg Pa. All other Vermfuges in
comparison worthless DIR. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi-
fGge, also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug stores None genuine withoHt the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
n26 d6t,Ew rI5l
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The New YORK MAroRALTY.-The three
candidates for the mayoralty of New York are
George Opdyke, Republican, who has also
been adopted by the American Central Com
mittee, VIM I. Havemeyer, Democrat, nom
mated at Tammany Hall, and Fernando
Wood, nominated by the Wood democracy
The friends of the last named gentlemen held
an enthusiastic mass meeting at Cooper Insti-
tute, Monday evening, the spirit of which
may be inferred from the chorus -
"rhe people swear that Fernando Wood
Us a statesman bold and good;
The people swear that their next mayor
VIII be Fernando Wood"
which was sung with much spirit. The con.
test is a very animated one, and the result ex.
tremely doubtful.
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EXCURSION TO BosroN.-Remembe tho
excursion train to Boston this afternoon. 1t
will leave Foster street at p. NJ, and Boston
Ills. Tickets for the trains named, but not
receivable on any other, may be had at the
ticket offices at one fare for the round trip.
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BURGLARY IN LEIoEsTER-Two DEsPER-
ATE CHARACTERS ARREsTED.-Last Saturday
afternoon the house of Salem Livermore III
the southerly part of Leicester, near Clapp-
vile, was broken into during the absence of
the inmates, and ransacked by two negroes
answering to the names of VIM. ii. Scott Of
Worcester and VIM. d. Lee alias Emery of
Hamilton, Canada. These fellows had been
prowing about the neighborhood, and previ-
Gus to the burglary had begged for aims at an
adjoining house They smashed in the win
dow of the pantry of Mr.. Livermore's house,
and after despoiling that they ransacked every
room in the building, carrying away about
5000 worth of booty, including $50 in money,
a gold watch, silver ware, &c. They manag-
ed to get away in the evening train for New
York, but were arrested on Monday morning
at Hartford, Conn, and were brought be-
fore Justice Hill of Spencer who committed
them for trial at the January term of the Su-
preme Court. In default of $1,000 bail they
are at present in safe quarters. When the
rascas were arrested each had on his person a
butcher knife with blade thirteen inches long,
and they accounted for the sinister circum-
stance by putting in the plea that they were
for self-defence. They also had several let
tiers recommending them as worthy objects of
charity, a list of all the Boston banks with
the place of their location, pawn tickets, small
articles of jewelry and twelve door keys. The
property of Mr.. Lvermore was all recovered
excepting the money, no part of which could
be found, Scott like ''Harry Gill' is partial
to plenty Of clothing he had on when over
hauled two coats, two vests, three pairs of
breaches and three shirts-the latter not duffle
gray nor flannel fine.
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DIR. Duponco,. Golden PIE for Femn,e.,

Ayah16te ~ coireetng regulating, and remOuing ali
distractions from Uhdteuer cause, and aIlrayS
m successful as restorative.
lhese Pllls have been used by the doctors for many
years both liz France and in America with Unparalleled
success in every case and he urged by many thousand
laules who have used the to make the Pills public for
the alienation of those suffering from any
whatever as well as to prevent increase of family
Where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly Sit
uateu or those surprising themselves So are ca toned
against using these Pills while in that condition ms he
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admOni
non although their midness would prevent any mischief
10 health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box Price One
dollar; sold wholesale and retail by David Scott cor
her OF MAN and Mechanic street James Green M Main
street, and Charles Sibey l4O Main street Worcester
iilules ey enclosing them 81, have the Golden
81 dly
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The parties given weekly at Brinley Hall, by the Union
Cotlon Company spoken of in the highest terms of
commentator, and meeting with the success they
justly merit. BrnleY Hall will be crowded tonight as
usual,
THOSE who enjoy good dance, should attend the CO.
tillon party at Warren Hall tomorrow Thursday) eve
ming.
The Hat and Cap Dealers of this city will hereafter
close their stores at O'Clock in the evening.
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gray nor flame

ROBBERY IN OxFoRD.-The store of VIM.
was entered, Monday night, by breaking
pane of glass in the rear of the store. Every
letter in the Post Office was opened, and the
rascals obtained 5000 from one letter, and a
small sum from another. Messrs Peqse Co.
lost about $50 in small change and few light
articles. No traces are discovered of the rob.
bers. 1t has been customary for some one to
sleep in the store, and the night of the robbery
was the first time this precaution had been
neglected depot at North Oxford was
broken into Monday noon, but little of value
was taken.
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Mrs. MACREADr is announced to give three
of her famed Shakspearian readings in this
city. For the first she will read "The Mer-
chant of Venice" at Mechanics Hall to-mor-
row evening. Since her last appearance in
Worcester she has read in Boston and in the
British Provinces meeting with that brilliant
success which her talent deserves.
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CoLLIsIoN.-Two teams on Main street, in
front of Clark's Block, came into collision yes
terday forenoon, throwing out the driver of
one team, though not injuring him, and break
ing one thill of his carriage. Such accidents
are becoming quite common lately.
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AID FOR BRowNs FAMILY.-The call for a
meeting, Friday evening, at the City Hall, for
aid and sympathy with the family of John
Brown will be found jim another place.
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POLICE CoURT.-On Tuesday, james Viii
liams, (colored) for keeping noisy and dis
orderly house on Cross street, in Pine Meadow,
was sent to the House of Correction for three
mentls
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TIGER ASSOCIATES had a special meeting
Monday evening, and voted to have ball on
Friday might, Dec. Both.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Mr. L. H. Cleavland
Of Oxford, while in Douglas, on Saturday,
26th, met with serious accident, his horse
having been frightened, and dragging him sew.
eral rods by the reins. Mr.. C. was dragged
over a rough road, and thrown upon pile of
sharp rocks, his face and head badly cut, and
his upper jaw broken. He will be confined to
his house for some time.
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"JAcK SHEPARD" will be played at Paunce-
forts Atheneum, night.
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MILFoRD.-The manufacturers are starting
up. Several of the boot shops that for weeks
have been partially vacated begin to assume
their former business appearance. The pleas
ami sight of leather is daily seen on its way to
the various boot manufactures.
The Calvinist society held prayer meeting
Sunday evening for John Brown. A commit
tee of ladies are soliciting funds for the benefit
of Browns family A public meeting is to be
held at the Brick Church on the evening of
Browns execution.
Rev. J. r. johnson, pastor of the Pearl street
society has received and accepted call from
the Universalistsociety in Baltimore, Md He
closes his services in Milford next Sabbath.
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FIRE IN AsHLAND.-On Monday night, in
Ashland, Nov. 2Sth, a dwelling house, and
building used as boot factory, both owned by
Mr.. Willard Broad, were destroyed by fire.
The house was occupied by Mr. Winslow
and the boot shop by Mr.. Albert Leland.
They stood opposite the depot, and the flames
appeared in both at the same time. They
were still burning when the first train wentto
Boston next morning. Lossabout 81, 500; in
snrance $500
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DIED.
In this city, Nov 49, Orrin Gilbert S. years.
Relatives and friends invited his funeral
at his late residence Is Main street Friday, IL o'clock
In this city, Nov %, Laura L. daughter of Asa Hec
tor, 10 mos.
In Milford, Nov rs, Edward w. son of Jonathan Bat
ties, Is years mos.
In Rochester Nov. IL Mrs Frances wife of Rev Plny
Brett. aged 70 years.
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In Sanstead, Canada. Nov. 81 by Rev. Mr.. Hail. Rufus
Eager Of Lancaster, Mass, to Adde Hartwe of Derby
Line Vt.
In Groton, CT, Nov. "a, VIM H. Starr, A. b.. Principal
of Westfield Academy, Mass, to Nancy Williams g.
In Bloomfield, CT, Nov. "a, Mr.. Frederick Allen of
this city to Miss Jennie s. daughter of Zclah Case Esq
In Cotuit Port, Nov: 49, Rev VIM II Ashley of Win
chendon to Miss Cora II, daughter of Capt Childs.
, In iiyamnis Nov "a, Rev A D Gorhaln pastor of the
Baptist Church in Edgartown, Miss Sarah ~, daugh-
terof Capt David G Patterson of Nantucket
In New York, Nov Is, by Rev DR. Prime Rev Chas
CLERGYMAN.
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liquid Amandine.-The rema kable and uniform
success winch has attended the of this preparation
ventye ana cure for Ghapped Hands and Roughness of
the SKIN The rapdity OF its effect is marvellous the
majority OF yielding two or three Implications
rendering the skin soft and Xeyety in feeling appear
Mechanics Han Building, Worcester. Mass d6m Nj
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10000 Bushels Granular Fuel, in good
condition, IN large or small quantities. The cheapest
cleanes and best coal kindng in the world One trial
VIII convince any one of Its superiority all other
kindIing now In Orders left at ournew Storehose
foot of Foster street. at either the Coal Offices or Coat
Yards or at the store of c. E. Brooks Front street
Will receive prompt attention. W. & s. c. LANE
DIFF
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERrAKER AND
Burial Cases and Robes every descrpon always on
sizes. Hi' VI az
Every thing with the management of funerals
promptly attended to. No. A. Front street. Residence n
Front street. Worcester Mass. dawtf me- y"
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Charles Parker of Hartford, deaf mute,
has invented al alphabet for the nse of mutes
which he called the EARNED Alphabet" The
letters are formed by the arms and position
of the body, and conform as nearly as possible
to the capitals of the ordinary Roman letters.
Communications may be made at distances so
great that the fingers cannot be seen, and the
armed alphabet may be read by the telescope
on shipwrecks and at long distances.
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III. G. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Rail- g. DoorR
Shutters, Gratngs, &c, at ST Union street diff APPS
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MOllOwny's Pills are the only universal medicine
OF the present day. The sets upon the scenes
OF It's beneficial influence In lands both civilized and
savage 1t Is the medicine of the million for all the inter
nal complaints Of the human frame Sold at the mann
factory NO ~ Maiden Lane, New York. ami by all Drug
sis's at zoc'' oSc,' anu 81 per DOx. dBt ms
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NJ A RIED.

o. +. Harris, Dentist, 1853 Main street, Opposite
he new Mechanics Hall Building da / so
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Nrs fRx. My -Brlir, May IL
The cr-l.'nfy ~ poliiirsl ahur~ ha~
e'n-r.l Pru-sia = %, her remaining cvrf-
De armee 10 readiness 10 march.
MAR-flLLKs. i'riiav, Aonl % A'sice-
from |, me 10 the 20 i -la,e that a proca-
nation md been is-urd by Gen. GuTor, re-
eommending the inhabitants 70 remain
tranGnii; disarproviug u any manilcsia
'inp, even of pacific nature. aud n
'nInding the popularc that the assembling
- crowds 10 The streets IL already forbidden.
Esht ihoussud Austrlans had arrived o.
Ancona
Trriy, Sunday. Nay The King leti
'hls morning 10 take command Of the army
The Aus'r;an- 10 large numbers have quit.
ted the '.afenzf. and proclaimed il in .
state u siege. Taey appear :, have con-
cenira,ed their iorces on tie .eFt bank oi
The NJ.
TsIs.rr, Saturday, Mays --The Aus,rian
LIvyds have discontinued their ships 10
iereign porte.
l'EksE, Tuesday, My s.-Thc Psesiden'
opened the Federal Assembly with pa,'i.
"'ic speech. The C,uacll moved the ful.
'swing demands: Tor consideration of neu
hali.y, which accompanied the recent cal.
ing out " The con,iugenis by the Govern.
ment. 70 authorize further defensive mess.
ures. 70 open credit no, 10 be limited d the
contracting o. loans, and % appoint 4 com
"suder ~ chief Of the federal army.
rARis. May 1.-The Grand Duchcss d
rarma leit after instituting a Council d
Regency, aud the new Goyernmsn, las *
r'essrd i,s adhesion 10 Piedmont.
IrEis, May a.--The K.ng q Srdinil
~ accepted The military dictatorship .,
1u-cany, 20 facilitate the cv-opar ton OF ihs
'"sean- ~ The war of independence.
ine S"dlnians ID Venice have place,
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aavc in mini farmers who are II the
habit of leaving plows. cult;yators.
hav-rakss and scvthes IN tI,e omen
hrl.ls. where they lat had occasion
n +, H. them until wanted acain OH
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RAs-Isc ArrIEs--Nothing paws
'stiSr ivr care and attention than the
srl'le. \ single acre Of this fruit.
~ei't N ss'ssi heart by manuring and
ruiflvailon. will yiei'l more profit than
en acres n rAe or'iinary way. The
-scltt 10 having apples abundant ev-
ry year j. in keeping the trees clean
snI feeding them. recently rad an
account 81 an apple tree standing near
! N use in a deep. rich loan. 1t was
< II ~ grass, and bore alarye crop Of
ry Arp!es in alternate years. yield
ns ~ ing in tie interval. BY way
n eAle.IHseaiin5, the green sward was
HrlSsn uI., aal the whole yard ma
nured an.l planted a. garden. To
~ great disappointment Of al the
-Septics iu the rgion, the old tree
hanged * llal,it~, and bore very full
r'Ts TWO Years Ia succcssio The
arr " : seeded down and it rclapsed.
uut continued 10 bear the wears which
would have been barren IN the old or
irr- ] verify beIicve thai more than
Aalf tll= fruit Of untrrittul seasons lies
aith ourselves, though We arc accus-
'snsd y lay i III On the poor trees
and l.oor = sascns.-Prairie Farmer.
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In the Old Church Tower.
sy u D ALna.cn.

BY TB ALnRicH.
In the old ehurch-'omer
Ilsng~ he bell:
And above il on the sane.
Ia The sunshine and The rain,
Gu, IL gold. Saint Peter stands.
With The KEYS in bis Two sssacr,
Aud al l. we'll.
n.
Ii lie old chnrch-tvwer
Hangs The bell:
Yuu can hear Irs great heart bea'.
Al. 90 loud. snd viIj, and sweet.
A. ne par>vn Say@ prayer
o.rs lappv lovers rhre,
Whilc all is vea.
lathe old church tower
Hugs the oell;
I,rep snd soiemn; tarks srsin.
Al: whsi PASSION; al. v llsl pain.
" III hrs hands cpon hrr trra~i.
i ne paor ron has ronc u rest
Where all j. we.i.
Nv
Ia lie u church tower
II ."s- lie hell
a q-ssnl lriend iha, see~- 10 know
i our y anu al our NOE;
II y rlau WHEN wr ne ~-d.
II j. sal when we ore lead,
Ani asi l. w-li.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,, at jAsfkh,
DUBOIS COUNTY, IspIAsA, By
MEHRING GER & D0ANE.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-25

REcEIr FoR THE DEsr PICKLES
EvEu MarE---i peck Of green toma-
toes, sliced, one dozen onions, sliced
also, sprinkle them with salt, and let
them stand until the next day, when
drain them. Then use the following
a. spices: one b,A of mustard, one
and ! half ounces q black pepper, ono
onnce of whole cloves, one ounce Of
yellow mustard seed, one ounce Of all
spies; put in The kettle layer Of spi-
GO and one Of tomatoes and onions
alternately. Cover them with vinegar;
~et the mustard before putting it in;
~ the wholcbcil tweEty minutes, and
you viii have pickles - good that yon
xIll ~ pcstcrcd ~ All yvur friends,
asking YOU irr the receipt.