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INSURANCE.

Assets as security Zoe losses as foilows
HNrNA INSURANCE Co.. OF Hartford. o. o3a sas so
xlIHome Insurance Ca, at New York 1 4sI kaa "a
hartford Fire Insurance o.. OF HArt'd, eyl rs a.
Phonix Insurance Co., OF a. rtf0rd.. :. $50 ga Ia
lamar Fire Insurance Co., % az York. so o0s ;
~ kngiAnd ilre - Marine Las Co., 81
hAruord. ...s......s..... s.-..-. go .21iS
New York LIE Insurance Co., Of ~. v. ,65I 5i3S
NASH 4 MARX. Ageats.
ossis-u No. IS Gal:rge street
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c A IL ID.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has this day sold out his entire
u crest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAM Ia JOHN l. ClIEAIiAM. IN Sithdrawinl from
the business no would resi- ectfully tender bis warm
est thanks "a ali has numerous friends who have so
isbi rally extended their patronage TO the old con-
ceFn aud soicts FRO them conUuuance 81 the same
Co succ recommendation Ia every respect enti-
Ileo the hig ndeRce. Nashville July 1883
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON
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Third Class.

Auviie, Akes, Ale and Beer IL seSt Feet in bar
,,ls. N.a..a els packed Ia boxes casks; BaT!iia
Bones Boiler lues; h'A Lead ia barrels; Bark and
Cob Miis. Garage spTirgs, Boxes aud AAies; Cider
An barssls hoghh ads CroCkeTy crates OF b. Is.
heads; Nonce and ChicAor!, topper ia bD1es aud
scAs Cruc 5lvs; Chaine, lssse py Woes IN sticks
Etsau salts barrels, um shciac in original tstck
ages, Hardware; iCois and horns Hidts green
Herrugs kegs, HQeAs and Hinges Iron safes Iron
Ruling; Iuon sbutrfs; Iron tepcipgs, JunI Jute
lard 10 good kegs or cans Lead in casks or pigs .
Lisbtn.ls Reds "a buudies, Lame IN easks, Madder ia
no. shoals NNlspues finished. Manila, AiinerlI Wa
GA. aud TcIi IA krss OF esTrslsi Nails IN bags
Dv~ters aud Ciaias IA sseh BeT's rssk: OF M
h,,g~heads aBa barrels. Paints dry and IN oil PORK
n barfels kulbcg Gar Spfnsgf IN boAcs ard casks
rubber Beltas sziaraius tl boxes; sTeIter shot IN
k-as Soda IN boxes; Tin Plate boxed Tobacco ina u.
uf4e tured VI bexss or ksgA; tsnsson barrels or
boXcs; YiuegaT Wire Feiseings bite Lead WHISKY
a barrels.
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Adams Express Coy
lUk C . = -
SpeeisI Netiee.

rIsHF Aasrs Exprrss Cnmrsnr beg leave %
IL nonncc u their fFtenes, The pabtr ~ Nashville
thai fhey have eanelnsf genesis With ne Loa
isxflls sse Szshvsis = r. Co., antsr ~hieh they wi
sxteea he e<rsons q their ExpFex. q ths Ina 81
that Ha1S. cosucurtrE August l<zs ift1- On The
En1lInE Green sbosf the oh At August, fk<e- e.
ssaxrrs xIll thFouEh betseen S4sAs aie sad Lea
laxule. =
ror pzresazrs - e .r.sss, ssss s<is.. spp'x 70
A. ~ nulf.
s.zs-9 Ne - n.Fkss suse<
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CanMcl Coal Nll.

GONE Of the good GA. refined Cana.
- Coal oil, ars these
n RIVALS GAS LT3H ~ sRILEIANCY;
1T rs ENTIRELY MN EISLONVE;
IT NAY BE CARRIED 4 JOUT; u
II rs CONVENIENT ron GENERAL Use;
II BURNS WITHOUT AN OFFENSIVE DOOR !,
N rs CLEAN AND BEA CTTEUL ~ COLOR,
Ffi <PPEARANE ~ THE LAMP IS ORNA-
kEvTAE AND ATTRA cTTvE;
II DOES MOI PERMANENTLY sPOIL CAR.
PErS, CLOTHING. dc, oa eAtcA q ssay B. smiled.
81 large portion Of Il being one Of tAs sesf atscss fsr
sgsazinG smiled goods. -At".t t'eA''
THE1PHAHcALLr TIE cHEA PEsr LrGHr
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ASSIFICATION.

20 Sp it's OF Turpentne, Caniphine Burning Flu
ids aud Varnish Will only be taken owners risk
10 GUupOw der and Friction Mutches, and other
articles viii be charged lOca rates OI
each Road anO only al Roads con venencc.
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Fourth Class.

Anchors Alum Ia hsrre's ana hogsheAds: BriIn
Iteus 81 barry Ia and boz shsAs; hlraEhng salts Burr
Bloks Hxrey kHrt TIA; Cotton tu halsk Goldfish ia
tafces aud BOXES. Car y hess Haa Axles; Ccment
Ch1IE Clay Guam table char Ia casks; Cocoa OIL
Earth. Paints, slsne asa kartben Ware IN crates AID
no. sbeaus; Fsh, sstitsi fence hife, Egs ia CASKS
aud uoxtrs ftar In barres srd SACKS; das Pipe Gu
apo; Hone shoes IN psvksges; ir,H Bar, pana rig
,rr su. Ra.ig .sad; IFun Nets aud RVets; IFu fact
iut = heavy locotaosive IRE; lard rsster, Noias
ses NahusaHy ts-ss, Marble On block anwrought.
M.fi--tsnes q rsarh, Nsii- snd splits, Nail rods
s,rrs Lad Copper lrcts, Lnc ia bo1rs barrels
Pt.b il,st Pains sti tutty; Rsgs pressed in baes
Rice. Railroad Chairs ana SIikes, Rosin, kisEmg
Rsus uIaas Salt, seea Ash, steel, Sugar IN hoFs
hsaas barrels or boxes SkoHs, NFousfi, soda N
Esss b.rrsis of eAs9s saasAtns n kegs. t@Freis
,nsEs; I, has CO. scrip aud leaf Va casks aed heks
heads I'm Tar I'm IN pigs, rerrs Japonsa. Telegraph
wire. TslloN, wkH.nE Water fSs, Nirs kope ,wbest
IN wslissweA esnaburg o. t~tiisa tags, Zoe, sAssi
Ia casks and cAssa Las - pes.
This Isua g. take e1e<t % tho Isl day q ssptem-
Der lSsa 1Isa eoutlaH- 1nel 1thsF aVtsee.
u ". QUIZ
r sap. hyale a Cbsttsnasga Il. r.
b. AfER<,
W. J. kfc<<,
. Memphis kchaFeston T. r.
X. &. jAcks1N.
ssre-tf Sap. z Tenn. Ga r. n.
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Architectural and Plain IrOn Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs:
Conservatory and Hot
house appointments.
Columns, Wmsow < Door
lintels and Sills:
Consols Modillions and
Brackets, Corinthiau
Correggic, Doric, Ionic
and Composite Capitals,
for columns and antes
of all sizes;
Cernices, Mouldings and
Leaves in variety.
Spiralsand straighIS stairs
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Hams! Hau,.,r

IN TASKS choice cAnEAssed Hams. IN stors ahd
az for sAis ~ b. n. H0fIISGswoRFH
ss<f1-a No. Aarkss street..
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Directions for n. Use.

Obtain goo coal oil lamp. Secure thin ~icks.
- that they will move up aud dowa In thr tut,a
Trim the WICK WITH sharp scissors exactly even with
she top or the wick tube, cpplag on the small pro
Jecfiog points nj the corners flil Your lamp a IN
cur OIL Turn 40 the wick carefully arSt 20 a. NJ
90 crack the chimney.
shade will gres1y enhsn ''its excellence Tor
reading or se~ingby.
BY the eaTsfsl observance % these drections yot
viii secure light that Cannot N no pseaae -
osh2-tf MCKENZIE y sIScHIN
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rusr ree<sssd 81 ssssnrr gnsn A. ri<Asr. - SO
ed FfEY fiAE<Eb PINE TfoonfS6. IA esn BE
sses a fAs wsrsAeass q n. FARfkH ca.
erxts-a eet.ess street.
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Plain X Ornamental Win
dow and Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
stores;
Iron and Glass Pavements
made strong and water
iigLt, admirably adapt
cd to light up cellars
and vaults;
Street Crossings. Crate
ines, Lamp aud Hitch
ing Posts;
Vaults ard Vault Doors,
aud Jail " ork, &C.
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DIR. A. w MESECK.

IRON Prussia, for thirteen years in thsc oun-
u try with great in his practice His office
is on College strect, corner Of Line, where ne may
be consulted person ally or by letter.
Every disease IL trusted him in time, must van
ish under his skful and genius treatment. For AZ
ections Of the lungs ETC., he has peculiar success
fu trcatment, experimented % himself o7zsSs q
aDr21-tt %
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

Balconies, verandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
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Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.

Having thorough practical knowledge of the va
rous branches Of Mechanical Engineering. i shalde
vote my entire attention To the generalsupervsion of
the business and with the assistance OF competent
Foremen in the several large force Of
experienced work men ard the extended iacltiesnow
my command, feel every confidence in my ability
TO compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. 7. NJ. BRENNAN,
aug27-tf II. & C. E.
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GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT..

Stationary and Steamboat
Engines and Boilers;
FIGURING and GTist Mills
and Mill Machinery;
Circular, Sash and Auley
Saw Mills;
Sugar Mills and Corn
Crushers;
Cast and Cut Geering for
Cotton Mills;
An extensive catalogu
Devil Geerirg, Pulley s, b
elect from.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

We have news Of great battle in Italy.
The steamer Anglo Saxon brings this intelli-
gence but she left Europe so soon after the
battle took place, that we have only hurried
and Incomplete account of it. The report is
that the French crossed the Ticino at Buffalo
"a and fought the Austrians there and at Ma
genta Louis Napoleon claims decisive vic
tory On the other hand there are represent
ations that the victory was not very decisive
and that the battle was likely to be renewed.
The French account has the air of being most
reliable for it is most explicit and consistent.
Louis Napoleon's dispatches say distinctly that
the Austrians had evacuated Milan; that Vic
tor Emanuel had been proclaimed in that city,
that deputation of the citizens had waited
on him, and that he would Immediately make
his entry there. But we cannot have clear
account of the battle of Magenta until the
next steamer arrives.
One Of the current remors in England was
that Marshal CanroDert had been MORALLY
wounded; but nothing of this kind is intima-
mated in Louis Napoleon's dispatches 1t APP
pears plainly enough that the battle was des-
perase and bloody, and that the Austrians were
compelled to retreat, but they are sufficiently
resolute and strong in numbers to make this
bloody war, and there will be a good deal
more hard fighting before they are completely
humbled and driven out of Italy.
Our next intelligence from Europe and the
war in Italy will come by the Persia which
was to leave Liverpool for New York, June
1lth. Two other steamers were to leave ports
in Europe for America on that day,-the Glas-
gov from Glasgow for New York, and the
Bremen from Bremen for New York. The
news by the Bremen will be latest because she
will stop at Southampton. Two other steam.
ers are due that left June 4th, the day the
Anglo Saxon sailed. 1t is time to have from
Cape Race the news by the Persia, three days
later 1t is quite time for her to pass New
foundland, and we may hear from her between
this time and tomorrow morning; if not, we
must wait until her news is telcgraphed from
New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

Tornado AT EMBDEN, ME.-A terrible tor
nado passed over a portion of the town of
Emblem on Wednesday last, prostrating
houses, barns, trees, orchards and everything
in its course 1t was first seen near the mid
die OF the pond, whirling the water in a terrific
column several hundred feet into the air
Three barns belonging to Mr. Joseph Atkin-
son, and one belonging to Mr.. John Mullen
were demolished, and Mr.. Clark and Mr.
Talcott, who were somewhat injured A
house belonging to Mr.. John Redman was also
demolished, and Mrs. Redman and her little
child, and another, who were in the house at
the time, were all more or less injured. Mrs
Redman was carried some distance with the
whirling timbers, and is dangerously if not
fatally injured. Portions of the demolished
buildings were carried to the distance of two
mies.-Somerset Tele0aph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

HIPS Mint Specific is Of the most desirable
preparations in the market for Badness and falling of of
the Hair The following communication from Mr.. George
Sessions who is well known in this community, is the
universal testimony of those who use it:
Worcester, March Is, 1859
Mr. D. O. HILL-Niy Dear Sir; take the liberty TO add
my testimony to the value of your Mint Specific in
of Badness and falling of of the Hair few weeks SINCE
procured bottle of Your specific the of my wife,
whose Hair had been falling OF quite rapidly for
time past, and apparently was causing premature Bald
unless repedy speedily applied 1t is with
much satisfaction tlt am enabled to certify, that be
fore using the inst bottle the falling off of my we's
Hair entirely arrested, ard all apprehensons of Bald
removed Wishing YOU the most complete success
in the sale OF your valuable ''Ant Specific, | remain,
Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS. ~
Prepared only by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothccary, Wor
cester, Mass. d3m apZ2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

G1RL-STEALING IN CIRCAssIA.-A recent
letter from Trebizond in the London Herald
says "A party of Circassian dealers arrived
there lately, having among their stock
young hour some fourteen years of age. In
proof Of her unusual beauty, | may at once
mention that the price set upon her was and is
100000 piastres. Some days after the landing
of the owners Of this Circassian gem, rela-
+;s
possessors, who, it seems, had stolen her from
her home. He claimed her restoration to HIM
Self but, need hardly say, in vain Il the own
ers of so valuable piece of merchandise were
not the men to give up through any sentiment
al weakness The dispute was at last referred
to the Pasha's arbitration, much against the
will of the young beauty herself, who protest
ed against her return to her native hills, and
stoutly held out for going on to Stsmboul-
that paradise Of Gircassian girls imagination.
Before the Pasha, however, could deliver his
judgment on the matter the dispute was set
tied by the relation foregoing his claims for a
consideration, and, accordingly, the young
beauty and her friends embarked for Constan-
tinople couple of days ago"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

a Word of WarnIng.-There is nothing more
despcnble than stealing the reputation of reliable arti
Gle to impose upon community inferior and worthless
one, and yet it is often done Fifteen years ago Heinz
street Co introduced Hair Restorative, under the
name of "Inimable Hair Coioring" Its wonderful re-
storave properties made it immensely popular and grey
and bald heads like become thing of the past
when the country flooded with limitations, the of
which was not only useless but absolutely Injurious
Ihe OTgiRdt preparation rs scientific combinations,
made with oil and stimulating spirits, aiorng agree
able hair wash, while all the limitations with
water, making the hair harsh dry and fizzy requiring,
after dries the of oil wash make it look de
Gently. We would therefore advise readers buy
nothing but the original hmtGbie Hair COl0riRg or
ReStordttre, which is reliable.-IrOg Witig.
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
w. L. HAGAN IL CO., Proprietors, Troy, n. Y.
Sold in Worcester by GEO. X. SPURR POL Main st.
my2l dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

two divisions of the Sons of Temperance in
that town. The Milford Light Infantry, ac-
companied by Brooks Cornet Band viii do
the customary incidents of successful and
appropriate celebration. The day viii close
with an exhibition of fireworks. 1t will be the
first celebration there for fifteen years not of
a political or partizan character
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

BREAD RIOTS IN VIRaINTA.-The -four
panic among the farmers in this section bids
ialr to carry many persons into all sorts of
wild extravagances. We learn from gentle
man Just arrived from Washington county of
a reckless thing which took place there on Sat
urday, and which goes to show the state of
feeling existing in that neck of woods. A
Spectator by the name of Patterson has
large lot OF flour at Posts Mill, which he is
holding for an advance, in view of the recent
damaging frosts. On Saturday some dozen or
more farmers, living in the vicinity, repaired to
the mill, broke down the door, and each took a
barrel of flour and left eight dollars in the mill
for every barrel thus remoyed-all considering
that fair price for an article which they could
not buy with the consent of the owner
Wheeling InteAigeacer, Jme 16.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

The "WIsE" PARTY.-There was held
few days ago, in Philadelphia, a parlor con
vention, called by secret circular addressed
to such admirers of Henry A. Wise 'as desire
to see him nominated by the Democratic party
for the Presidency" 1t was unanimously
agreed that he ought to be the nominee in
1860, and an organization was formed, and a
series of rules were adopted calculated to Sc
cure that end. The meeting adjourned to the
second Thursday in July.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20
swANao-This is the name Of

SwASGo-This is the name of a new ecec-
tic cure and summer retreat on the Kennebeck
river, near Richmond, Maine. 1t was former
" the summer residence of wealthy gentle
man Of Boston, and it has been improved and
its manifold beauties have been further devel-
oped by its new proprietor, DIR. w. w. Heb
bard. 1t is represented as highly pictur-
esque and delightful place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20
Gin ano County sntelliornte.

SHALL WE CELEBRATE we do not learn
that any authoritative or decisive measures
have been taken on the part of the citizens to-
ward carrying out the views OF the City Gov
eminent upon the proposed celebration of the
Fourth of July. There is certainly degree
of Indifference manifested which is not alto
gether worthy of them. OF the ordinary oc-
currences, an Grafton, public dinner, after
dinner speeches, burning of gunpowder and
brief blaze of fireworks, which constitute the
usual festivities, Worcester stands in no spe-
cial need. With all Difference to John Adams,
we incline to the opinion that they would add
little 10 her patriotism, or to a healthy and Wig
orous public spirit. 1t is notproper, however,
nor profitable to suffer the day to pass, year af-
ter year, without the slightest recognition
cept in the unaccustomed dullness of our
streets, caused by the general desertion and
flight of citizens who must see something in
teresting-abroad if not at home. In such a
celebration as has been contemplated, much
the larger half of the five thousand children in
this city would engage with enthusiasm, and
by little judicious advice and direction, and
the blessing OF sunshine, would themselves
make it most gratifying success. Though
but short time remains for preparation, we
trust they may yet have the opportunity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20
Y Y VINNaNNI NNIII u
CLOSING PRICES
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr. LEGG, DYER AND CLEANSER continues the business
Of Cleansing, Redyeing and Repairing Mems Apparel
and also cleanses Ladies Shawls Riding Dresses &c
He has increased his help and facilities the steady
increase in his business Office No Pleasant street.
Rc-dyeing executed from three to ten days notice;
and cleansing shorter notice when necessity or con
venienee Of Gus anners reanircs II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

minute guns on that interesting occasion. A
teii-de.joie would have been much more to the
purpose Nothing short of combined erup-
tons by Etna and Vesuvius could have done
justice to King Bombas merits in the way
of fireworks. These two mountains were
his chief subjects, and alone were capable of
expressing eartlrs gladness at being fairly rid
of such a monster-IuUeNer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

PREsENTATIoN.-The members of the Bos-
ton Light Infantry presented, on Saturday eve
ming to the late Captain, now Major, Charles
o. Rogers, a magnificent service of silver
plate, valued at one thousand dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

MASONIC FEsTIvAL.-The celebration of
the 9th inst, under the auspices of the Mid
dlesex Lodge of Free Masons. in Framing
ham, will he esaneray nteerNdea by
Nof the fraternity in this jurisdiction. The
Morning Star Lodge attends under the escort
of the Worcester County Encampment of
Knight Templars, with Fiske's Cornet Band.
At birmingham, AN Grafton will be delivered
by Rev e. NJ. T. Wells, d. d., of Boston.
addresses will be made by other friends of the
institution, and suitable incidental arrange
ments have been matured for an agreeable and
satisfactory excursion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

Police CoURT.-Herman Jacobs of Boston,
was before the Police Court, Saturday, for lar
ceny, was bound over for trial at the August
term, and committed in default of bail. He
was charged with stealing, from Mrs. Jarvis
Smith of Holden, a bead bag, portemon-
nae and $50 in money, all of which were
found upon his person. c. c. Dexter, for
keeping a liquor nuisance in Washington
Square, was bound over in the sum of $500
for trial at the August term. James Edwards
of Westboro', Michael Dolan and Jas. Barry
of Worcester, for drinking too much, were
severally fined 81 and COSTS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

"Ruy me and I'll do you gOOd.'-Ieath and
strength secured by the of the Spring and Sum
mer medicine, DIR. Langley Root and Herb Btters com
posed Ut Sarsapara, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prick
ley Ash, Thorougliwort Rubarb, Mandrake Dandelion.
&C. all of which compounded to act in concert.
and assisting Nature III Graduating disease The effect OF
TINS medicine Is most wonderul-it acts directly upon
the bowels and blood, by removing all distractions from
the internal organs, stimulating them into healthy &C
ton, renoyatng the fountains OF life purifying the blood,
cleansing it from all humOrs, and causing it course
anew through every part Of the body restoring the in
valid 10 health and.useuness They and eradicate
from the system Liver complaint that main-whee
many diseases; Jaundice in its FORMS all Bilious
diseases and Foul stomach Dyspepsia Costiveness all
kinds of lumors and every disease arising ndiges
ton, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn Pains the
Side and bowels Flatulency Loss Appetite and
pid diseased Liver disordered stomach bad Blood
to which all are less subieetn Spring and sum
mer. More than l000000 persons have been cured by
this medicine. 1t is highly recommended by physicians
everywhere Try it, and will never regret Only %
cents for pint; SIA cents for large Bottle. Sold by
dealers in Medicine everywhere Orders addressed to
o. LANGLEY, or GEO G. GOODWIN ~ Co, Boston
mchl5 daw6u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

a letter from Europe states that the wound
ca Austrans, picked up after the battle of
MonIebello, had such terror Of the French,
that after having refused all the beverage Of
ierred them, they could only be induced to ac-
ctept drink at the hands Of the Sisters Of Char
iiy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20

An ALABAMA IrEM-Low Dorm South Caro-
lima NegroeS.-A gang of twelve ontlandish ne
grocs were in town on Monday, said to be
from the rice swamps Of South Carolina, des
tined for the plantation of gentleman of one
of the upper counties. They were very intel
ligent, and looked slick, black, and fat, but
like all the negroes from that region of coun-
try, did not understand much English. We
learn there are several hundred such near Sa-
yannah, soon to be put in the cotton fields of
Alabama, and can be bought mighty cheap
Selma Ala. J Sentinel.