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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-15

The grand ball to be given on the 18th to
the Prince Of Wales, has done more towards
emptyng the shelves OF city dealers in dry
goods and jewelry than the aggregate balls Of
five seasons could have done. Remote prepa-
rations have been going on for weeks past or
ders have been given in anticipation of the
event, and Paris has been literally ransacked
for novelties that would enable the fortunate
possessers to outyie all others on this great oc-
cason. Even while we write fabrics are ar
irving more expensive and recherche than any
that has yet appeared in the market, to the
great delight of the anxious tashionabes who
have been waiting for their arrival in mingled
hope and trepidation. For the next two days
the dress-makers will have busy time of it,
for these goods have all got to be made up for
the ball, and on such an occasion, a disap-
pointment would be equivalent to a death war.
rant.
We have seen the materials Of which many
of the dresses of the coming ball are to be
made, some OF them heavy MORE antique, 9th.
ers OF light gruzy tulle, but all the richest and
best of their kind. Dark c0lored MORE an.
tiques and watered silks, have been bought
generally by elderly ladies, and trimmed, as
they are, with deep flounces Of Chantilly or
Brussels lace, they have Il look Of rich, yet
quiet elegance, that will serve admirably as a
sober background for the lighter and gayer
colored dresses that will be brought out in full
reliefby the myriad gas lights in the Academy
of Music on the eventtul night of the ball.
But the same materials in light colOrs, have
been equally run upon by the young, and, III
truth, nothing could be more exquisite than
some specimens we have seen particularly
white watered silk and MORE antique, OF q
delicate .feur de pecde color.
Iulp dresses embroidered in gold. ant
formed with double skirts, have been much ii
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Mmtester 4ailp Spp.

From the New York Independent
GarIbaIdf.
BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
lie bent his head upon his breast
Wherein his lion-heart lay sick
ferhaps we are not ill-repaid-
Perhaps this is not true test:
Perhaps that was not foul trick:
ferhaps none wronged, and none BETRAYED
Perhaps the peoples vote which here
United, there may disunite,
And both be lawful as they think
Perhaps patriot statesman, dear
For chartering nations, can with right
Dlslranchise those who hold the ink.
"Perhaps mems wisdom is not craft;
Mems greatness, not a selfish greed;
Mems justice, not the safer side.
Perhaps even women when they laughed,
Wept thanked us that the land was freed,
Not wholly Though they kissed u.s. lied.
Perhaps no more than this we meant,
When up at Austria's guns we flew
And spiked them with a cry apiece,
'NdhGn-Iet dream was sent
The little house my father knew,
The olives and the palms OF Nice"
He paused. and drew his sword out slow
Then pored upon the blade intent
As if to read some written thing;
While many murmured, "He will go
In that despairing sentiment
And break his sword before the king.n
VI.
He porting still upon the blade
His large lid quiyered, something fell.
"Perhaps,n he said, II was not born
With such fine brains to treat and trade
And if woman knew it well
Her fasehood only meant her scorn
let through Narese's cannon smoke
My eye saw clear; men feared this man
AT Como, where this sword could deal
Deaths protocol at every stroke.
And now-the drop there, scarcely can
Impair the keenness of the steel.
$50 man and sword may have their use:
And if the soil beneath my foot
In vaor's act is forfeited,
III strike the harder, take my dues
Out nobler, and the loss confute
From ampler heavens above my head.
"My King, King Victor, l am thine!
50 much Nice-dust as what am
10 make our Italy, must cleave.
Forgive that.n-Forward with sign
He went.-1ou'ye seen the telegram?
PdteTmo'S taken, We beLieUe.
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or three insertions: and 20 cents for each sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines or Iessl con.titnt.
square Advertisements ordered inside. or in any
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TO make quarterly payments iiA Os required
LSF No grdtattouS Advertisements No rsnor+ roso
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charged for the Advertisement
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A u S T | N & ALL N
"A manufacturers of and dealers in
nj Il l. o ID &c O N s

We have hesitation in warrantlng our Instruments
as good ia every respect he found IN the city of
Worcester We call particular attention to the quality
of tone Purchasers requested TO visit our rooms
before buying elsewhere, can sell cheaper than any
other place IN Worcester We intend TO keep the best
assortment Of instruments in Worcester, both OF our
make and from the best makes in New England which
will be sold very low for cash All kinds of McOdeons
rcpared at short notice Remember the place, and call
nj No. Southbridge street, Worcester Mass.
SIS d&Htf AUSTIN ALLEN,
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salts OF Lime ana Cnolrlde OF SODIUM, rs -
The analysis of waters from the springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral appropriations
of those recently discovered presenting consider.
able quantesof sulphur sulphureous deposits. The
temperature of these springs varies from "A to Sc de-
with other waters Of similar import in various sections
of the country.
The, medicinal value of these waters consist in their
chalybeate properties containing less of the
NOUS solutions Of salts of iron and other earthly salts
rOmbination, which combinations in comparison with
ether waters of like character in country, recog
ozed by medical men as of great value in the treatment
of many diseases
These from the of an extensive range
of gravely hills, containing in many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The of iron
tanned for long period from this range for
purposes and of superior quality.
Cold Brook from which the village receives its name
Ia tributary of Ware river. The village situated
tile road leading from Worcester to Barre
sble by stages passing twice daily each The viii
age is surrounded with prosperous and energetic agr-
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads
mucate with pleasant country towns and villages Elk.
cnsiye ponds exist in the direct vicinity aordng facil-
lilies for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
and commodous public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. good livery is
connected with the house. Bowling alleys, &C. for the
especial OF the guests Bathing houses connection
with the springs for cold and shower baths and
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable for nvnlids and those
seeking a quiet and pleasant retreat.
Ih subscriber is pleased to refer Dr. CHAs r. JACK.
State Assayer, Boston; DIR. s. ROGERS Water Cure
Worcester; DR. D. n. BATES Worcester; DIR, 5. TAYLOR
petcrsham. WIN. WHITING.
Cold Brook, June % 1860. DIFF tylT
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LARM IN WORCESTER For SALE.


o. belonging to the estate Of the late Samuel Jenni
son, situated four miles eastery from the city on the
Marlborough road, two miles from New England VII
lage in Grafton. and two miles from Miubury, ana ~"
ing directly the Boston and Worcester Kalroad me
Miilbury station being but onethrd Of mile from the
house. Trains stop twice a day each way; Contains
about 200 acres nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood the other half moving pasturing and
tilaee under good cultivation well fenced with good
stone wall An orchard of so apple trees OF Is
growth and twice that number Of older growth Build
mos in fair condition and nearly all lately shinged
good two story house, very pleasantly situated with
GOOD milk cellar, and L containing well ROOM never
falling well OF water, wood room; piggery in basement
with set kettle and granary in second story Barn 100
feet long annually filled with hay and grain from the
place Flint's pond Is within one third of mile OF
the house, and beautiful and fertile island Of thir
teen easily accessible with teams lies close by the
shore. Apply to CHARLES wESSON, on the premises
who has occupied them for eighteen years past, to w
$. BARTON, at Worcester or to SAMUEL JENNISON,
q State street. Boston. DIFF s2S
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Two LET-One Cottage House, and also
of JOHN IIANMOND
Worcester Sept. 81, 1860 s22 dtf
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Two RENT-The office numbered Me-
~ chanics Hall, fronting Main Street. Apply on
the premises. diff iv2
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VNO LET-Front rooms in Piper's Block,
a on the second, third and fourth floors Inquire of
SO diff VIM PIPER.
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~ - VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

k..iiu IN LE0MINSTER.-The subscriber has a good
lAa Farm, with of the best water powers in the
town OF Leomnster, Worcester County, for sale The
property consists of good the Nashua
river gris and saw mill in running order, houses,
one barn. with out buildings, and about eighty of
land The property is the great road leading
leominster to Lancaster, about half mile from sta
ton the Ftchburg and Worcester Railroad one and
halt miles from on the Ftchburg Railroad and will
be sold together in lots suit purchasers The
ton is good for the manufacture of cotton or wool
en- goods, or paper will be sold cheap. fhe whole
part of the purchase money may lay for long time by
giving good security, and money will be furnished for
building, if desired.
Also other water privilege, y-four of land,
stone dam, but buildings in the westerly part OF
Leominster, the Nashua river, two miles from tho
centre village in Fichburg, and only mile tho
manufacturing village at So Fitchburg. will exchange
any of the above property for real estate in the city OF
Worcester. IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester March /, 1861 dtf mch5
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Millbury, Sept. 6, 1860.

"a HOUSE FOR SALE, ON HAIR
E4t WARD STREET.-THE subscriber would call atten-
&<A-on to the very desirable Estate (adoining his
own residence.) which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms. The house built under his own
direction. by experienced workmen any wishing
to purchase nice house will do we'll to examine the
premises. ALFRED WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. 49, 1860. dlm%
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A RARE CHANCE
SMALL FARM FOR SALE IN

Fsiii WORCESTER-Situated one half mile from Quinn
10y sigamond Village, containing about 80 acres-l0
of wood and 20 acres of cleared andwth buildings
consisting of Cottage House and Barn. modern STYLE
with never falling water The same will be sold
changed for a house in the city. Inquire of E. Ii.
LOWELL, Westboro', or j. D. LOWELL, Worcester.
eOd6Wt
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HOUSE FOR SALE-Tbe snb-


Ei scriber offers for sale the two-story Double House
~Aand Barn, together with the Lot containing 1900
land situated the of Russell Pleasant
streets The house is large and we'll arranged three
teGements, and is in good repair having been newly
painted and papered throughout. AS the owner has
removed from the city, it will be sold at bargain.
large portion OF the purchase money remain on
mortgage. For further particulars inquire of LEWIS
THAYER, ESQ, Room No. back of the Post Office.
A. j. BROWN,
sep3 d2taw&w3m SO Liberty street, New York.
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ENO LET.-A House on Earle street. cor
a ner of Elizabeth street, containing ten eleven
rooms Rent Sl75 Also Barn on Irving street, which
will accommodate four or five Horses. Rent low, In
luIre at HAVENS Agency Office, No. Harrington Cor
ter, up stairs. d6t OF
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Furniture &c Carpets.
I am selling at prices that defy competition,
Paper Hangings, Borders, and Curtains

I r o N, S T E E l., &C
large assortment Refined from round fat and
eter and small round and square from 36 to GIG inch
Assorted Swedish Iron, flat and square.
Best Norway Bar Iron.
Best hOrse-nail rods, from U. b. Iron.
AlarEe assortment of horse and OX-shoe Iron.
A large variety of Norway shapes and rods
good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron, from to
inches wide.
Oval and haltround Iron, from I to inch.
Sheet Iron.
Best Cast Steel English and American square fiat and
sheet.
Best Machinery Cast SteeI
Slegh-shoe Steel.
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
Bstered (L) Steel.
Calking Steel.
Cast Steel Face Anvils and Vises
Best English Anvils and Vses.
Nuts and Washers.
Axetrees and Boxes
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts
Blacksmiths Bellows, Sledges, and Hammers.
Drill and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES.
Gable Chain.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails made from the
best of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files
Borax
Beach Sanu
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grindstones
~ The above will be sold on the most avorable
BY the subscribers at their old stand Washington Square
PRATT IL INMAN.
Dec. IL deodovtt as
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N'O LET-In Worcester Bank Block,
a the large and pleasant between the Library
Room and Eatons College rooms, formerly occupied by
E. l. billings, Artist Apply to WIN. IL. EATON,
my29 diff a he College,
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a. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SAFE

kslii IN MILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
-sA Cottage House, situated Maple street The lot
contains about half an land which is choice
variety of Fruit Trees, in bearing condition This
will be sold verylow and favorable TERMS applica-
ton to the subscriber, on the premises
ALDEN RICE.
MILLINERY lint sR darnA
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ELEGANT HOUSE LOT FOR SALE.
~ Corner of Chandler and Queen streets, l25 by so
feet Terms easy. Enquire of ELI b. FAIRBANKS
No 1903 Pleasant street, Worcester or b. ID. WALKER
Taunton, Mass. diff ny2l
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dNants.

ROARDERS WANTED.-A few oen-
1.. uenen can be accommodated with Board and
P 81 rooms at MRS EARIE'S, "A Thomas street
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MINERAL SPRINGS. COLD BROOK.

ANA WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.-For period of
many years there has existed in this place spring Of
water to which the inhabitants Of the vicinity have
sorted for the efficacy OF its waters in relieving various
diseases of the skim Salt Rheum, Eryspeas Eruptons
from poison, &c, Debility from long proracted Diseases
Rheumatic Affections, Scrofula, and Nervous Diseases.
This spring of water has recently passed into the posses
sion of the proprietor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in the vicinity which
have been examined, their water analysed with view
to their medicinal qualities, and with the purport of
placing them in condition to satisfy the demands of the
public. The analysis of these waters made by the
State Assayer DIR. Chas. T. Jackson present the follow
Ir.sr H..
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bricks FOR SALE-At Lower Prices
~ and of better quality than can be found elsewhere
They will be forwarded any of the Railroads
Worcester: All orders promptly filled
eo u,s.mNos,m GEO UORBS
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w ANIED-A boy to learn the Drug
s9o BUSINESS oy GEO. r. SPUR.
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90 be Eet.

TO RENT-A large Machine Shop, at
Il Worthwhile in Worcester suitable for manutactur
ing Machinery, it might be easily fitted for cotton
factory. Good Water Power. Rent reasonable A
large Dwelling House and Barn on the remises with a
Blacksmith shop. Inquire of f. b. STODDARD.
Worcester, Sept. %, 1850. diff so
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90 00A CIGARS, of very choice
NO,VOO brands, at GEO. II. sPURk'S, No 30
Nam street diff 81
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Sold by BUSH q CO., Worcester.
M. S. BURR IL CO., Boston, General Agents for New
England. deod&weOwly n2
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ROOMS AND POWER TO LET
Az Power and most desirable rooms, for mechanical
operations, centrally located and but short distance
from the Post Office be hired reasonable terms
by application to the subscriber Exchange street
aulO diff WIN. Il. AERRIFIELD.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS,

HAVE bought the patent of Messrs. w. F. 4
l. G. ]. Provost's Iron Screw and LIE.
yer Press, for the Parishes of East and West
Feliciana and Pointe Coupee. This press is now
ahead Of all others in use for durability, econo-
N.Y. strength, &c.; and it is the same that took the
premium at the Mississippi State Fair in 1858.
The sale OF the patent of this celebrated Press
for the different counties in the Southern States
has been unprecedented; and it is generally pre-
dicted that in few years, they will supercede
all other cotton Presses known
word as to the cost of these presses IT has
been proven beyond the least possibility of a
doubt, that there has never been Press invented
lnat can begin to compare with this one for cbcaD
ness Therefore, if there is any thing in economy,
they must certainly find great favor with the cot
Ton planting portion Of our community. They
seldom get out Of repair, are easily fixed. and
taxing all things into consideration. no Press
mas ever been thought Of by any mechanic that
Is destined to prove of SO great benefit to the
coeton planter, as "Provost's Iron Screw and Le-
Yer Press
In the language Of the Messrs. Provost. awe
claim for this Press many advantages over all
tle Presses in use. The Press is we'll adanted tn
any style OF Tin House, as it can be worked in
or out OF the lint room taking up hut little space
requires but little timber and must be durable |
as all Of Its working parts are of iron, of great
power, as 1t combines both the lever and the
screw; and SO simple that the negroes can work
1t with dispatch. We can press any weight Of
bales required with ease.'' -
As 1t is more easy to convince persons of the
snperlorlty OF this press by showing it in full
operation, this is to let planters know that have
one IN Bayou Sara, and will take pleasure in
showing it to any who may desire to nurebasa
1 will also contract to put up these Presses on
any plantation in the parishes of Pointe Connen
and East and West Felicana. Orders nartieu-
larry desired, as | wish tt. show planters the
superiority of Provost's Press over all others
IN existence. jel1. Fl. TENNEY
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5 per day, and be fed at the expense o
the owner of the land on which they
| shall be working.
ART. II. Any person refusing to senc
his slaves, after due notice to that effect
i shall be liable to a fine of S. for each
4 and every negro he should have fur
4 nlshed; and the Inspector will see that
j the Parish Attorney do sue said dc.
/ linqnent, and report thereof to the Police
Jury.
ART. Is. Any inhabitant who shall
have sent one or more slaves to stop a
/ creyasses Oh another persons land, shall
| be enr1tied tn the value of the slave<er
slaves who should happen to drown
themselves or otherwise lose their lives
by the effect of said work. In such
case the Inspector, assisted by three in
habltants, shall proceed to the appraise-
ment OF such slave or slaves, and the
process verbal Of such appraisement shall
be the base of the claim for the value of
the slave Or slaves from the Police Jury;
| and the payment shall be made out of
the funds of the parish. In cases where
slaves shall be wounded or disabled, the
owner shall be entitled to an indemnity,
to be determined and paid as above.
ART. 10. The Inspectors shall see that
the regulations concerning levees, roads,
bridges and bitches are strictly enforced;
and any person refusing or neglecting
to execute any of the ordinary works
ordered by the Inspector, within the
specified delay, shall be liable to a fine
not exceeding $25, except in cases
specially provided for.
ART 20. In case of immediate danger
OF the breaking Of any levee, the In
spector shall (if in his opinion public
security requires it, dispense with the
notices to the front proprietors; and he
is fully authorized and empowered, with
the consent and advice of six inhabi
tants, to employ a sufficient number of
laborers or slaves to provide the neces-
sary materials, and to do all the neces-
sary work to avert the impending dan
ger; and all expenses thus incurred and
approved by the Inspector and the six
inhabitants aforesaid, shall be audited
by the President Of the Police Jury, and
paid by the Parish Treasurer; the Police
Jury reserving the right of action against
the property Of the owner for the reim-
bursement of all sums thus expended in
pursuance with this resolution.
ART. 2l. The Inspector shall cause to
be removed Immediately trees, edges,
dead animals, or any other incumbrance
that may obstruct the pas
sage; and the person in font of whose
shall have been found the ob-
'truction, who, after due notice, shall
'efuse or neglect to remove or cause to
9e removed such obstruction, shall be
liable to fine of $25.
ART. %. 1t shall be lawful to no one 1
o ride on the levees of this parish. {
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How ONE DIVINE CR1r1cIzEs ANOTHER
DR.. Bond, of the Baltimore Advocate.
sketches Rev. Granville Moody as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Moody, from Ohio, a large, windy
looking brother, evidently charged with
gas to the muzzle, sprang upon the floor,
and was elevated to the platform. He
held in his hand manuscript speech,
evidently of mature age, if not replete
with wisdom, and spread himself for a
grand oratorical effort. With loud
voice and great corporeal energy the
orator began: X x
AS brother said to us, he showed,
first, that Adam and Eve lived together:
secondly, that Noah was saved in the
ark, and concluded that therefore Jonah
swallowed the whale.