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Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES,
OF Every Description,

the whole of which we are determined 10 sell at a rery
small roft on the cost of impOrtation believing as we
uo ta reciprocity of interests is the safest foundation
on Uhtch TO 6Hifd large and important business.
we are desirouS that every article may give
perfect satisfaction to the consumer therefore our
first great leading principle shall always supply the
people OF Massachusetts generally with Tea Coffee and
spices OF the most sterling quality at prices which can
not fail to meet the appreciation OF all.
In order to accomplish this desideratum shall
bring to bear large amount OF practical knowledge de-
strict personal attention to the Tea Coffee
Spice business in all its various departments in
Europe and America, and thus qualified for the
exercise of sound discriminating judgment in the seec-
tion OF all articles submitted to the notice custom
The difficulty of procuring good and genuine Tea Cof-
fee ana Spices at moderate prices think admitted
by all This, In great measure is attributable the
manifest inattenon in the selection of articles
those who deal in them promiscuously But by uniting
these three and important articles and giving them the
whole of our attention, together with our thorough
knowledge of the business and other which
we possess this difficulty can and shall be overcome
henceforth the people of Worcester and surrounding
country shall be supplied with Tea, Coffee and Spices of
the most rich and fragrant description at Prices hich
cannot fail TO please.
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tea Coffee and Spices
2lO Main Street, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Diseases of the Liver.-When the celebrated Dr.
Rush declared that drunkenness disease enun-
cated truth which the experience and observation of
medical men is every day confirming. The many appar
emily insane excesses of those who indulge in
sprituous liquors, be thus accounted for. The true
of conduct which is taken inatuaton is very
frequently diseased state of the Liver No organ in the
human system when deranged produces more frighul
catalogue of diseases And if instead of applying RENEE
dies to the manifestations of disease too often the
case physicians would prescribe with to the orig-
nal cause, fewer deaths would result from diseases in
duced by deranged state of the Liver Threefourts of
the diseases enumerated under the head of Consumption
have their seat in diseased Liver. Dr. McLane's cele-
brated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. are GER
tain cure.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLENI-
ING BROS. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Yermifuses in
comparison worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi-
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine ehou the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
81 d6t&w [4l
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Hills Mint Specific, FOR Badness AND FALLING
OFF OF THE HARrhe following from letters
show what Hill Is Mint Specific has DONE one can
presume to say that these letters not a sufficient
guaranty of what it mil do:
1T IS with much satisfaction that enabled to Ger.
my mat before using the first bottle, the falling off
OF my wlfe hair was entirely arrested and all apprehen
sion of badness entirely removed
Worcester. March Is 1859 GEO. SESSIONS"
For the last six months have had good opportunity
TO observe the effects of different prepara for the
har and to obtain the opinion ofndividuals using them
and from Information thus obtained satisfied that
your MINT Specific is the best remedy extant for the
growth and preservation Of the hair
Boston, May 26, 1853. CIlAS. H. BLANCHARD"
For year my wifes 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 one bottle
he mead is covered with hair and it is glossy and
natural The eruption has entirely disappeared and sha
has promise of fine growth of healthy hair
worcester, April %, lS59 ISAAC CUSHING"
Upon receiving bottle of your Mint Specific IL look
ed so pure and nice was induced to try it. have used
only part of bottle, and find my hair only assuming
Us former soft texture, but uXuriance growth where
it had fallen OFF. MRS. L. A, BABBITT,
Worcester, March 4, 1852"
An acquaintance of mne who had lost her hair and
for months quite bald by my representation was in
duced to try your remedy, and without exaggerating
eau say that the first bottle has produced for her
plctc head of hair AARON KING
Conductor Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Nashua, n. H., May 2, 1885,"
Prepared only by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecarv
lyZ5 d3m Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

The Republican voters of Worcester are requested
to meet at Horticultural Hall on/Friday, the 10th
instant, at q O'Clock NJ for the purpose ofchoos-
ing delegates to the State Convention to be holden
at Fitchburg the 10Th instant and to perfect their
annual organization Per order.
Sept. 13, 1889 ~.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Dancing SchOOI.-Mr. and Mrs. MOORE respect
uy give notice to their friends and former patrons that
tneir Fail Term will commence on SATURDAY Oct l.
at BRINLEY HALL Instruction will be given to advanced
Redowa Quadrille Hours of attendance from until 5
y. IN. dtO1 sl5
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15
Spetla[ 5fotrtes.

5000 Volumes,-The largest Circulating Library
in the city Containing 5000 well selected books will he
opened at No Sc Main street, next Monday. div sis
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

HIGH WIND.-The change in the weather,
which took place on Tuesday night, was ac-
companied by high wind, which continued
through most of the day yesterday, doing i'm
mense damage to fruit in the region hereabout
We have never before known a wind at this
season of the year, to blow off so large por-
ton of the fruit. In very many instances,
crops of pears are almost entirely blown off,
and so badly bruised in falling, that winter
fruit is rendered almost worthless, and autumn
varieties greatly diminished in value. Apples
have Jared nearly as bad, although, generally,
they withstand gale better than pears do.
This will be a sad disappointment to many and
a serious loss to the community generally.
The warm weather with which this week
opened, has been succeeded bya cooler turn,
and last evening we had a fair prospect of hav-
ing the severest frost of the season, thus far.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

The seventeenth anniversary of the Wa
chuset Baptist Association was commenced
yesterday at West Boylston, in the Baptist
Westinghouse, large number of delegates
and friends being present. The meeting was
called to order by Rev. L. E. Wakefield of
Feltonville, clerk for last year, and the follow
ing officers were chosen REV. G. NJ Bowers
of Clinton, Moderator Rev, L. E. Wakefield
of Feltonville, Clerk; L. II. Bradford of South
Gardner, Treasurer.
In the absence of the appointed preacher,
the Annual Sermon was given by Rev. C. NJ.
Bowers, from the ed chapter of Isaiah, 9th
and 7th verses. After which public collec-
ton was taken for the benefit of widows and
orphans of deceased Baptist clergymen,
amounting to SIS IS. The congregation was
cordially invited to partake of a collation. pro-
vided by the ladies of the church, in the Lee
ture Room, to which ample justice was done
The afternoon service commenced with the
reading of letters from the different churches
composing this body. The following statistics
were gathered from these letters
West Boylston Church-Number of members, 2Os; con-
tribution for religious purposes $3.50 "a.
Leominster Church-Me embers, 81; added 2; dismissed
d contributions for religious purposes
Shirley Church-Members 30; added L.
. Fetonyie Chureh-Members 81; added q contribu-
ton for religious purposes sl4925
Fitchsurg Church-Members 237; added 49,; contrbn-
tons S574 49,
Clinton Church-Members 2S7 added s; contributions
Sl8762.
Barre Church-Members 81; added 10.
Harvard Church--Members 81; added 4; contributions
5000
winchendon Church-Members 72; added2
Nj *. d1adA A.
buttons sST AZ.
Sterling Church-Members SS; contributions s36 80
westminster Church-Members 40; added 4; coutrlbu-
tlons $40. y
Tempeton Church-Members H.
s2s 94 o"'
Holden Chureh-Members u.s. added 5.
After the reading of the letters, a sermon
was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Faunce of Wor.
cester, from Joel, 3D. chapter, 18th verse. Rev.
Mr.. Aldrich of Worcester, spoke in behalf of
the Foreign Mission cause, and stated that the
accessions to the church in the United States
for the last year, were about one hundred
thousand members. After which collection
was taken for the American Baptist Missona.
ry Union, amounting to $27 Adjourned to
this morning at 0 O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

hydttibe in correcting, regulang and renaouing all
00StFHcti0HS, from WhdteUer cause, and alteayS
successful as a restorative

0oStrHctionS, from WhdteUer cause and altoavS
successful as restorative.
These Pills have been used by the doctors for MANY
years. both in France and in America with unparaleed
success IN every case; and he urged by thousand
ladies' who have used them, to make the Pills public for
tile alienation OF those suffering from any Irregularities
Whatever as well as to prevent increase family
where health will not permit it, Females peculiarly sit
uaeu or those suppOsing themselves So are ca toned
against using these Pills while in that condition the
proprietor assumes no responsibility this admon-
ton although their mildness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
aud explicit directions accompany each box Price One
Dollar Sold wholesale and retail by James Green III
Main street and Charles Sbley 40 Main street Worces
ter Ladies by enclosing them 81, have the Golden
Pllis sent to any part OF the country by return mail
81 div
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

school NOtice.-We, the undersigned, Booksellers
and Staoners of the city of Worcester hereby agree
to furnish to parents guardians or pupils whatever
School Books and Stationery may be wanted for use in
Public Schools at the prices agreed upon by the
Mayor and Superintendent of Schools and the lowest
bidder for the contract of supplying above.
printed list of the prices may found at our several
stores well at the City Hall the School Rooms
S- extra charge will be made for articles not on
the list. ENQs DoRR \ co,
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

In this city, Sept. 49, by Rev. A H Mr. Warren Hey
wood of Sterling, to Miss Lizzie Lusk Of Leominster.
In Milford Sept. ii, by Rev. Geo. W. Stacey Mr. War
rem d. Hawkins of Milford Miss Sarah A. burgess Of
Pawtucket.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15
siem advertisements,
N E W E N G L A n d
TEA COMPANY,
21O M AIN S TIRE IT.
WORCESTER MASS.

The boundless which has crowned efforts in
other cities has induced to extend operations to
the city of Worcester.
Consequently, on Friday, Sept g. 1889 we opened the
stock of
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

d. N. TOurtelOtte, NJ. D., Dentist, believes
Teeth are of too much Importance to be repaired or man
uiactured with inferior materials. small
labor ana s His aim is to higher degree of perfec
tion in all departments of dentistry His patrons snail
have his best services for fair compensation Rooms
lSS lain street. diff iv0
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Wards Select Circulating Library is open
day and evening for the delivery Books Ali new and
desirable publications may be found therein soon
published and plenty of copies in to supply all.
TERMs-SIX CENTS for the reading of a book with the
privilege of retaining ii one week
Catalogues free, upon application to the Library
CHEAP BOOKSTORE CIRCULATING LIBRARY No 2
American House Block, Main street. A. H. WARD
au6 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

MT. Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the inns,
ness OF Cleansing, Redyeing and REPAIRING Mems Apnar
e and also cleanses Ladies Shawls Riding Dresses Tc
lie has increased his help and facilities meet the stead
increase IN his business. Office No. Pleasant street
Re-dyeng executed at from three to ten days nofic
and cleansing at shorter notice when the necessity or
Feniehce ol customers requires it. diff iy30
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15
RORN.
MAR RTED,

BORN.
In Beckett 9th inst, daughter TO Rev. S. c. Dyer
In Columbia, CT, 3lst ut twin to VIM. +. Little
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teethng,
Whch greatly facllitaes the process of teeng
tening the gums reducing all Inflammation aay all
pam and sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon
H. notners II viii give rest to yourselves and relief
health to your infants Perfectly safe all cases See
advertisement in another column. d&wIv au2
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tea Coffee Spices
2lO Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

d. f. Harris, Dentist, l5S Main street oppost
the new Mechanics Hall Building dawt so
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

Last week, Mr.. William Moses of East Jaf-
frey was returning from Mason, when his
herse became frightened and threw him from
his carriage, upon his head, and broke in his
skull; he bled profusely and some of the brain
oozed from the wound he was living last
Sabbath but insensible
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-15

II; +. BishoP, Dentist, Office No IA Peorl stroot
b m b bDssop would call attention the reputation which
ne mas acquired IN the preservation the teeth b b en-
perlor hniss Persons wishing artificial tee IN are ;nItoj
70 coiSult MN lie VIII furnish all kinds in fhe most an
proved styies OF Workmanship. EIectricitv and An1
'eies used Tor extracting teeth whenever nracticoie
Office at his residence IA Pearl street az
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

ANOTHER PIrrsnuRoHER TEsTIYyrNe TO
THE wosDERFuL CURATIVE PowERs OF
BGRHkvE's HOLLAND BrrTERs MIR. Ja-
cob White, Third street, below Market.
says /" For a gear past l have been af-
flio.ed very seriously with dyspepsia. 50
much so that my stomach refused to retain
anything; l have tried almost every rem-
edy, and the regimen of several physi-
clans. but without alleyiation, until ! be-
gan the use OF Borhave's Holland Bitter.
and have now found relief almost amount
ing toa cure. Ifound it eficacious in re
moving the extreme debility occasionet
by this disease, aud generally as toni,
| it has few equals and no superior"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
NKWYORK MARKET.

Wv YoNH, July -. ieap.
Fiour dgIi: OIL has deeliuod ssior. = bite frrbs
ground v steady and in somo nsianesaa shase brt-
ter: sales ~ 7Oa5 for superne State. 2nnS 80 oF
extra do 70as for aaperhne Ws-frrn. fSas IS for
common 70 good extri Western. a5a5 90 Tor Old, and
fjs 10 Tor fresh ping brands cxtra round
hoop Ohio. el0siog irregular. i
Wheat daIL atth2e lower sEie-at 0fas sew Red
for Nsa BOD Jersey: Us for inferior do, and seal
s9if for New white Southern.
Hye nomiuai At fsa69c. sales 0f Rye Malt At CSC.
Blrley dun. saics ~ uHsoHnd old, NJ 3ac-
Corn quiet, old dull aud heETy. New searce and
dead!; snl.s - ose for Jrrsey YellOE; saa9te flg
ssnthsrn Yeil6w, ard 03e for White s,afl,rrns otd
Mixed Western nominal eGasle, and New eGo0a92c.
Oats duh NJ t4taf5c far Stata. 81. ia. - r.l.t,. .
Whisky steady. sales Al % lse. -
Butter aTmer. an ssiiiug ~ Sc lf Oblo, end u
aiac for Stale hnd ssr for choice
! Cheese sensee and hrm, al sage for prime.
VOL qnis kn dsAdy: siics 7s e86 Ib, 4e6oe ai l0s
4 lar. and ~ 800 fbs pulled nj 30aa Lc.
sugar baoyani. Museoyada ai s. sa6He.
/ Cugee steady NJ tOs,affg
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

WIn NhIiman Rssign---The black De-
mOeTacY split Up.
There are soma men 10 The Locofooo
party Of Ohio, 50 distinctly seeing DE
certainty Of their doom written in shAfaoi
tara that be FtO Fuss may read. who AFs
Determined 10 crowd iheiT nominee Judge
Whitman OF che State ticket II pOssibls.
The Cisslpasd Enquirer is Of that class
snd has said that ledge wbiImsn ought !
to wiIhdrHw and let Judge Swan be put
in bic place. This announcement made
Judge whiinan indignant. and be imms
diatsly addressed the following note TO
the Enquirer. with a request that Il be
publiShed
Lancaster. o.. June i6, 1859.
ITO The Editor or Ms EnQairr:
have been very much astonishsd al
the article In your issue Of this day. in
which you say, IN substance. that | am
willing and desire to Withdraw from the
State ticket as candidate for Supreme
Judge. and to yield the track to Judge
Swan. You have been grossly imposed
upon il suoIl views have been given you
as mine. have had no intention what.
ever Of Withdrawing from the ticket. and
shall remain there as the Democratic can
didAte. You will please publish this 10
your next'issue. Yours respectfully,
II, G. WutrMAS.
After Withholding the note for eight or
ten days the Enquirer published il. say
log they did so sOit4 regret. This did not
have The eject Of qqistiOg the black De.
mocracy. as they feared ''thsy had raised
the deril by putting Whitmrn on the
ticket" An, thsr Daniel has come 10
) judgment" in the shape ola cofrespon.
dent in late number Of the Enquirer who
writes as follows:
|, 40 Ms Editor Of Ms Enquirer:
4 I was sorry To- see the note Of Judg,
1 Whitman In the Enquirer Of this morning
a As you justly remarked. Judge Whitman
!, must act ''his own pleasure IN the prem
j, lises.' Nobody, as the matter stands. hal
!. Iany right TO ccnttol him.. and as there al
b lalwaJs'jmpracticabIe men in oil parties. ]
), is ptoba6le that no good could come Of I
q convention Of the Democratic party 4
Q consider and act upon the subject unlss
!, sanctioned and insisted upon BY the judg
d himself But it appears to, me that GOO
,e might come 0at 81 a meeting Of all Oh
rrieuds OF an impartial, iadeperdeat judi
ie ciary, Unless thsy,can Be generally dni
,e ted. there is some danger of The electio
!. Of the candidates OF the Oberlinites.'
al What is 10 be done now? We adyis
A these lovers Of the black men and hstel
is Of Foreigners 10 betake themselves /
earnest prayer and fasting. PerhaF
Whitman may be induced 10 Withdraw
2 But whatever they do they should q
, quickly. for The hosts Of The Republics
army arc daily gathering new recruit
TO from the dissffected loccfoco party, who's
NJ only motto is spoils, binding fetters 4
: the limbs Of the unfortunate. black mis-
a. aud declaring that foreitn born ciliEe'
ct, cannot have the protection of'Ghe COVER
If. ment the U. S.--1ff6fa Tribune. Z ee.''
e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

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the Cities. Towns and Villages. also the
grand divisions Of Kingdoms and States.
The relative position and bearing Of one
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communication and intercourse,
/" Colton's Map Of Northern EtGiy--THs
iSsGf Of War.-This Map embraces the
whole of Sardinia, which is now invaded
and contested by the great powers OF
Ftapes. laly and Austria. Itshowsat a
glance, the small divisions in Sardinia.
the Cities. Towns and Villages, Railsoads,
Common Roads, Rivers, Mountain Passes,
seats oiformer battles with dates Of each
engagcmen,; also. Lombardy, Venice,
Tuscany, Parma, Modena, Lucca. aud the
States Of the Church. These Maps are
eugraved on steel in asuperior manner,
handsomely ptintediupon heavy paper, aAd
beautifully colored. Both Maps upon one
sheet, size 23x1 O. inchesl afs7 III
These Maps supply a wsnt felt BY the
multitude, and have been put within the
reschrofy all who desire to be we'll ia.
formed concerning the social. politiCa
\ and military movements Of Europe. A
copy Of these Maps may be seen at thi
4 ofice.h ~ ~ gss,.'
4 Price, post. paid 80 cenls. Address,
Il JOHNSON & BROWNING,
l72 William ST., N Y. City,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

MikIrARr.-In another place we pub
aiah an order for our military company TO
sprear stAtheif aArmory on Friday even
ing'Gsxt. prepared for camp duty. 9
We understand tbst they will repair to
'she iFairtGfounds where all the duties Of
Soidisfs'ln she'canap will be performed for
Vhs night: We are authorized to stale
that citizens, ladies' and gentlemen are in
,viisdto visis the camp from seven TO
'eieven. al which latter hour challenging
willsbsg;n. Suscess to, The company,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

DKGrn or HoA RUYus CaoGTEs-Hon.
Yulus oholo died Il HsHiax on the 18th
mat, q lev monshs less than sixty yesTs
old. He was cne of those brilliant orators
whose fame has she'd 90 much luslsr on
the currspi history Of Massachusetts. He
bad long ooedpisd 50 iargsa space 10 The
eye Of the public. that his death win excite
more sl'esiiep then any Of recent date. =
The new Amerioas AoyelOpsdis says thal
he was born in Essex, a small town in the
county Of the same name. IN Massachusetts,;
while Lsnman's Dictionary Of Congress
says lbsthe was born in Ipswich-and
this statement oeeursin Ailibone's DiciiOn
tafg OF Authors. But this is only seem.
ing discrepancy. caused BY The peculiar
use ofthe word town, which in New Eng
Hand means governmenisl division ol
country. often without village 10 it,-
Essex is small village on the line Of th'
Eastern Railroad, in The .'iown" OF Ips
wich. ID Essex county, Mass. He wA'
born ostobsr ist. 1899. so that he was il
Phis sixtieth year at the date'Of his death
From his esyliest years hewasdistinguish
ed for bis ardent love acknowledge, whiCl
caused him TO improve al bis educatOnA
xdvabtages to the utmost, so that he en-
tered 'Dartmouth College in 1915, an,
. graduated in 1919 with the highest hon
ors. A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
Song Of the Sons Of Malta.
d 8. .. D.. LEyEnING. 4
Ar,-ssssllisr al BnfAf.

.
Am-sgs,tasr sd B'igH.
y rfI - rfEH
An era new, Tor sho brave aad tras,
0,st ssnh a sutsuy daunlhEs ~ - ~
Wtns nai..s. sssis. ~ sir f5uf lands, = u = I
Liksblsds. psOcisln hsmOrnlhs. .s.sis
sing. brsshroo, slae, viih no MaitssS riag,
Yhs siissf. sounds % gionous,
q That meItahs soui viii asafi sVSisol,
Ia lasay sisnd rieioriop''
oas,N.ifss, Cree 20 sObis sau'o- 5tf
with arsd old Edreps's aatons. :
Have aIil Ne poSss. a. ahsisdthsos7
To elevate all Slsiions.
ksfsrG sing, trsihren ,''Hs, &C,
our secret Il. s.Ourcounify 'sbli,s. a+t
Through peace OF eannoub fAftls.
For no wator Iass where waves ourSas,
mid ,riuIsphIBss of battle.
sing. hssthrsR, sins, &c.
NopaFty limo oui atms divine
HnshaFmed IN any fegion:
ono eFsedisiAls. which fIerV'p sappPi,s,
The D0isg GoSd RsifgisH.
.iaas Sing, brethren, sing, Se.f
Our m Ldnixh, dosdsnO mischief know,
Or scenes Of foul pollution.
For when rnorn's abroad by good beslOw'd
Tue puLiie dad SolqiioR.5
sings brethren, Stag, &c.
Our high reward 10 Heag'g's EeEaEd,
And-eOnscisuee swssily Voleiag,
The Urphan's tears wiped on with tholr cares,
sAndthe widows hearts IOieinE.
Sing, breshren. sIng, dc.
We shrink from view N what We De,