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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

IsIood Food-Arention is called this most re-
makabe and scientific preparation adverts ed another
column II is an entirely new remedy and must not be
Of tie day 1t is certain remedy Tor a the diseases
long stldingof weeks, months, and years Sufferers,
Nlrssrs CuuRcH & DUPONT of New York arc the sole
agents it, and also propreors OF the world owned
Df EAFoN iSfANILE ~ a'iH f mh i
need; AID containing, it does, paregore or opiae
tideuce aud will be found invaluable article in all
cases OF MANTLE Complaints.-Ohto State JouTHd'
sayertse%Gnt Tqr sale BY ~ GEO .oJ r SrTBH
p. HARLOW, Agents, Worcester. d&wlm ni6
Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced and success
full Midwife, nods herself in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession Residences 10
All of DR.. Humphrey IL Co.'s Specific Homo
opahlc Remedies put up eHpressy Tor family use, WIN
SCOTT 25l Main street. and Druggists and Stores gen
| orally. d&wly d.
lime Cement Calcined Plaster and Hair for AIasons
Plaster OF Paris for Farmers Just received good sup
ply Az. AZ "''i % d&% sG'''' DRHPEk & CLARK
j. ChiIds, Dentist, No. 2O6 Main street, Corner of
Elm, Worcester dlf 90
n G.. o. Blake will give instruction in the Ancient
Modern Languages, and in the common and higher
English studies at No. Bowdoin street sl3 Diff
a. McT. Dmvis. Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
Brmey Row, 1873 Main street, Worcester diff ia4
G. IL. Jencks, Dentist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street dti OF
Swedish Leeches fresh and lively constantly ON
hand and tor sale by GEO. =. HARLOW, Aputhecary
successor to Ghas Clarke Main and Pleasant streets
o23 diff
Claim is making splendid Photographs, colored or
plain nom small Daguerreotypes and Ambroypes, at lbs
Main street. dit dl
II. q. Fish, Manufacturer OF Iron Railing, Doors
Shutters Gratngs, &c coraaf OF Union and Exchange
streets. DIFF apo
Drs. G. n. IIu ~ rhon,psOn's Medical Office
fourth page. diff my3n
ladies interested in Sewing Machines will notice the
reduction In prices of the Grover Baker advertised TO-
day. di MA
Hutter aud Cheese, Extra and Double Extra
Buckwheut Flour, for sale ut DRAPER " CLARK y
Front street. pu Ma
Newton a. TOurteilOtte, Dentists, fIarring.
on Corner of Main and Front streets. DIFF mh2J
--.
Drs. Miller az ChamberlIn, Dentists, "a.
Main street dit %
10. n. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street. opposit,
the new Mechanics Hall building. OBJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

PREPAYMENT OF PosTAGE.-We notice tina
a long list of letters has been pos ted at the
entrance of the post Office, being detained Tor
want of the proper postage 1t would be well
for citizens to examine this list occasionally
perhaps it will explain why some of their let
tiers do not reach their destination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

NouCE-rhe undersigned most respectfully announces
to his many friends and the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity in general that he has taken the Store known
L. Srisheims Spectacle Depot 723 Main street. Worces
ter. Having from early youth, given my whole atten
ton and study to the art of Optics hater myself to be
able adopt Glasses to the most defective sight and
shall spare pains in giving satisfaction in all
Soliciting the pubcs generous patronage am very
specially the pubc's humble servants
j. ROSENBUSH,
| Worcester Nov. Is 1850. diff MI
| WARRAN1ED,-Ili s Liquid Amandne, for the o!
chapped hands, roughness OF the skin, &c, Prepared
and sold by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
| Hall Building. diff %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26
CITY AND COUNTY

THE Com sEAsoN-The Indian summer
having fingered beyond its usual period took
a violent departure, last Friday night IN the
midst of the drenching storm. The high wind
and heavy rain abatcd Saturday morning ana
closed later in the day with spiteiul hurry
of snow, preparing the way for model winter
night. The ground grew crisp and hard as III
midwinter. Frost gathered upon exposed
windows in drifts. Pedestrians hurried to
their business with quick and nervous tread
And all day Sunday, and Sunday night, the
sharp and keen air continued its assaults with
undated vigor. The change in the ther
mometer was very great, the mercury descend
ing, last evening, to 10. The return of
this melancholy season should remind those
to whom it brings no discomfort of the misery
which it liastens to many household-msery
against which there is no safeguard but charity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

l. G. Talbot farmer near Bloomington,
ILL.,, and his wife, have been lodged IN jail Tor
the cruel inhumauiiy shown toward their
dumb child The poor creature had been
sometime missing, and search having been
made, lie was found III the smoke house, en-
lirely naked sitting in his own filth, and
bound hand and foot The brutal parents gave
as an excuse for their cruelty that the child
could not speak, and they were ashamed of
him.
NJ Jnles Janin, in late theatrical article,
begins with the words "By Garbaldi! will
relate to you" &c. This is a new oath, which
the classical writer substituted for the old one
of "By Hercules -
Martin Porter, having been cast off by En-
lily Soul, upon the earnings OF whose sin he
has long lived III disgracelul idleness, shot her
til. ough the heart, and then blew out his
own brains, at New Orleans, on Tuesday
week
In the case Of Grim. con-, Brown VS.. David
son, recently tried in New York, Brown claim
ing $40, 600 damages OF Davidson for intimacy
with his wife, the jury awarded a verdict Of
sir cents. 1t appeared that Brown had set his
wife adrift in New York city, previous TO her
fail, and the jury wisely held that his feelings
were not damaged above tourpence worth,
N e currency, by her seduction.
In Bellevlle, Canada West, last Wednes.
uuy wien, d Idhg Htth hNC NhlIeio lhhNh lloul
her breast during one operation. Three years
ago she had similar operation performed.
Lucy Sarah Filling, young woman in
London after some disagreement with hel
sweetheart, hung herself with her crnoline
, which she passed over the jaek'towe roller Of
the kitchen door.
Mrs. Foltz, living near Hagerstown, Md.
whe had been discarded by rich father, and
= abused by a brutal husband, eloped with ne
5 gro, one day last week, and passed herself a,
} his wife. The parties were pursued, arrested
and returned to Maryland TO suffer again iol
her unfortunate adventure.
j. "Life is short" were the last words of Mr.
G Ball, as he stepped on train, with friend, a
i Francisville, Iowa, last week his foot slipped
= and, the train being in motion, the next mo
i ment he was mangled corpse.
+ Elizabeth Orr, a venerable old lady, living
with an adopted son in Rochester, N. Y, wa
e left alone in the house few hours, the othe
I. evening, and. setting her clothes on fire by &C
8 cidcnt, was burned to death before help al
I rived.
The Paris Monde and the Ami de la Religion
j. publish piece of news whicl, would seem
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26
VERMONT.

George A. Barnes of Manchester received,
last week, an anonymous letter containing
three-dolIar bill and the following "rhis bill
belongs to l. NJ. & g. a. Barnes" The firm
of /. NJ, & G. a. Barnes has not been in exist
ence for seventeen years, which shows the
tenacity of the writer's conscience.
In Manchester few evenings since, jolly
EngIishman who had been drinking freely,
was seized with a violent fit of vomiting, and
by the unusual upheaving he disocated his
lower jaw. He was compelled to go with an
open though somewhat disfgured countenance,
till lie could find physician to replace the
joint.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

THE Dictionary presented to the principal
of the Thomas street grammar school, by lis
pupils, on Frijay last was WoReEsTERs-
the library edit on-and not Webster's, as
stated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26
olive Soda soap.

KENDALL MANUFACTURING COMPANNS
OLIVE SODA SOAP,
possessing all the properties Of CASTLE Soap swarranted
free from rosin or other authorizations, and is the
most economical for Laundry and all pur
poses.
Sold by most Grocers.
Providence Oct. 80, 1850 dim nOyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

In Bath, on Wednesday last, two little sons
of Charles Mcclellan, aged respectively twelve
and eight years, started from home 10 go on
board vessel at the railroad wharf, 10 see
cousin, and were found drowned the next
forenoon in jig OF the wharf, on the south
side.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

Samuel G. tleld, one o, the largest dry
goods dealers in Northampton, has gone int
insolvency. His liabilities are not yet known
but it is rumored they will no. be far from
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

THE ASSAULT ON THE BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER
AT TIE ST.. CHARLEs HoTKL-The Picayune of
the 30th ult says:-"Captain Hinckley Of the
British steamer Gladiator, came to the citv YES
terday morning, and went In company with Mr.
Eastman, acting British Consul i'm the absence of
Mr. Mure, to see Mayor Monroe about making
arrangements for the transfer Of the sick men on
board the Gladiator, from the vessel to the hos-
pital. After arranging matters with the Mayos
Capt. Hinckley and Mr.. Eastman walked down
81. Charles street and stopped at the ST. Charles
Hotel bar-room to take some refreshmeut There
were some gentlemen In the room at the time
friends Of the late Gen. Walker and of his men
They had been Converting about a statement
made that the men brought here by the Glad.
iator had not met with proper treatment on board
some having, 1t was said, been left seyenty-two
hours without any food, and this report had
greatly excited and incensed their feelings As
Capt. Hinckley and Mr.. Eastman approached the
bar, three OF these gentlemen came up for were
already at the bar, we know not which. J another
OF their friends came up and one Of them re.
marked to him, 'Have you seen any of these -
Brifshers?' The gentleman replied, "No, bu,
l see one now" and thereupcn struck Captain
hinckley In the face. Mr.. Eastman rushing in
between them, received also blow on the 81 de
OF the head. People then caihe running In from
all directions, and Capt Hincklev and Mr. East
man retreated out of the bar-room. The scufiis
lasted but a few seconds and had long been oveI
when the crowd were still curiously inouirinp
what bad taken place. This gathering OF people
Immediately after the occurrence il what gave
rise to the idea that Capt. Hinckley had Been
mobbed-a rumor that was current about the
streets for long time after.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

RECRUITING FOR THE ARMy-Tbe Ne,v yo,l
fost avs" Recruiting for the army is very
Disk Just now. In ten days, recently, no less
than iOl men were enlisted; and the average is
over zOo month at this station alone. All the
other recruiting places experience a similar STATE
OF things There are 800 recruits disposable on
Governors Island, and nearly 800 at Carlisle
Inc officers commanding the different render
in the selection Of soldiers at present than ba,
been practicable for some time A large increase
In the number Of native American applicants ID
also obsefvaole young men, as in the case of the
ly to join the service. Many Of the agriculture,
community have enlisted lately They make the
best 'campaigGers,' and are almost Invariably
sober, Intelligent and well-conducted -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL The arrangements for the military parade
in honor of the Prince Of Wales, in New York,
have been completed. The parade of the first
division is ordered for the I1th inst The recep-
ton by the Mayor and Common Council will
lake place at Castle Garden about O'Clock D. IN -.
The division will be formed in line on the Bat.
1ery, and 1t Is expected that full six thousand
men wiz be on the parade. The line Of march
VIII be mp broadway and Chatham street to the
City Hall, where the troops will pass In review
before the Prince and pay him the honor Of
marching salute. After that the division will re-
form and escort the illustrious visitors 10 their
Headquarters, the Fifth Avsnue Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

bAkoNhkNfnKwA AT HARRISBURG. The Prince
was serenaded by the Capitol Band during Tues
DAY night, and long before the hour when he was
announced To leave the hotel thousands Of people
had congregated to get glimpse at him, a large
proportion being ladies. In a conversation the
Prince and the Duke Of Newcastle expressed
America. Politics were thrown aside even here
In us neadq uartefs, to do honor to the nations
guest Al O'Clock the royal party emerged from
tne nosel, ana the thousands congreaat in front
sent up shouts OF applause, while the ladies waved
tneir nandkerchiefs. The scene WA animating
In the extreme. The Prince was driven In an,
open carriage, drawn bv four beautiful grew, the
property Of an enthusiastic Irishman. The party
Consisting Of the Prince, Mayor Repner the Duke
OF Newcastle and Lord Lyons) drove Through
Front st., on the banks Of the Suso johanna river
To- '1e Uapi,oi followed by carriages containing
the Capitol, and visited the Gover nor in his pri-
vate apartments Gov. Packer made an appropri-
ate e., sd dos ssying a. follcws:
to welcome your Lordspip to the capital Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania one Of the oldest
Of the thirteen colonies that originally acknowl-
eogeo aneElance 70 the crown Of Great Britain
ana notwithstanding that allegiance has been
severed, your Lordsh,p will perceive by a glance
AZ that long line Of Colonial and State ,oyernors
lpoinnng TO the portraits which adorn the Execu.
tive Chamber), that We still have a very great
veneration and regard for our ancient ruler, That
line OF portraits 10 almost a perfect type of most
OF our American families We cannot follow our
ancesuy more than few generations back without
Iaelhg the line TO British 'red-coat'n Again
welcoming Lord Renfrew and his suite 70 Penn.
sylvania, the Governor expressed an ardent desire
that their progress through the United States
mlght increase In interest and pleasure to his
LofdshiP, and be hereafter productive of lasting
benefits to both nations "e
The Prince briefly replied, expressing his sin.
cere sense OF the high honor conferred upon him
In the capital OF the great State Of Pennsyivania
He then, In com pany with the Governor visit.d
the capitol building, and after viewing the scenes
for Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

-. Capt. ] wi.hers and family, U. s.A and
Lieut.. j. Harris are at Browns
$500 Com. De Feganiese, Minister from Portu-
gal; and Judge Sinclair, Of Virginia, are at the
49, Miss Charlotte Cushman IN plaviny NJ Nh.
Winter Garden Theatre in New York after severaI
years absence from the stage
49, Lady franklin and her niece Miss Cal
car arrived al Chicago on Saturday last, and
took rooms at the Fremont House They will
remain In that city few DAYS
80. ID X H. 10 said TO be worth in cash f7oo
oOo He Will come into possession OF Il at the age
OF wenty-one, as all good British subjects do,
hho not gheen, as the princes of royal amily
nsed 70 do.
90. The Chicago Journal SAYS that .sArternu.
Ward, whose humorous writings are known in
the daily papers is MIR. Brown, the local editor II
the Cleveland Plaindealer sArtemus Ward N .
Snowman, % is name assumed by aim. tbouy h
there 10 really man by that name and a regular
genius In the show business who exhibits way
down In Indiana.
1.-The New York Post saws Of Richard n
Dana, Esq 1--WE learn with a pleasure which
wear happy to share with our readers that Rich
ard IL Dana has returned from his protracted
tour around the world perfectly restored in health
and more vigorous than he has felt himself at any
time within the last ten or fifteen wears DuripS
his absence, too, though he has encountered varf
ous GIT MES In ali seasons, he has enjoyed perfect
ed" 'N'ep'-
" La the present exciting state Of affairs in
Europe tne whereabouts Of prominent people and
crowned heads h Of peculiar interest From the
iaes foreign Intelligence we learn that. when la st
nearo rom, the rope was on the point Of leaving
Rome, at the advice of his card,nsl 10 seer =
refuge In spain. The King Of Naples was also
about to leave Gaeta, for spain, fastened by the
defeat OF Lamorieiere, who Is ding in Ancona.
Garibaldt was about TO march on Capua and has
appointed Signor Safi pro-dictator OF Sicily
Baron Bremen, the French mi mister to Naples. had
len that city Mazzini, II 10 reported had arrived
mere The Emperor Napoleon snd the Emmess
naa returned from Algeria, after visiting the
o,rhplaee OF Napoleon Bona parte, on the Island
OF Sofsics. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
en- n Ircm Gravesend, for Antwerp, on the
20 The Emperor Of Austria and Prince r event
OF Prussia Were about 10 start for the Warsaw CON.
,-on,d :. ne ere, 10 was rumored Napoleon iii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

OrH is reported that the company which re-
Gently obtained contract for constructing a mag
hectic telegraph line to the Pacific, has taken
measures to obtsn the cooperation of the Russian
government in plan for the extension Of the line
via Russia's American possessions, to connect
with the present lines from st. Petersburg, ex-
tending through Russia very near to those pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

III Forty-six thousand six hundred and thirty
three hogsheads Of tobacco were inspected In
Richmond from list Of October, 1859, TO the ist OF
October ,1SG0, being increase Of s35 hogsheads
over the same period last year. -
u Twenty Eve hundred barrels ofapples Were
shipped IA enc steamer from Boston on wednes-
day Tor Norfolk, In return for the thousands Of
meohs sent irom the latter place to Boston during
the summer. $500
ID Last week, a Mr. Needles, living near Eel
ton, Delaware denIally killed his son 10 years
old. with an az which few or the handle while
the fai5er WIS choPpiEg wood. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL AT the Grand Union Ratification Nesting
OF all those opposed to the republican party,
which will meet in New York on Monday evening
next, the speakers announced are Hon. Horatio
Seymour, Hon. Fernando w God Charles O'Conor
Hon Washington Hunt, Hon. Greene c. Bron-
son, Hon John Kelly, Hon. John A. Dix, II on
John Cochrane, James s. Thayer, DR. Isaac
Merkls, Hon. James Brooks, Hon. John Van
Buren,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL The Peck defalcation in Maine has pro.
duced another complication Of troubles The
Legislative committee appointed to settle with
Peckb bondsmen of 1858, report that they are un-
able to obtain settlement, that the bondsmen re-
fused to paw, and II anything is obtained from
them IL must be by suit. The committee have
postponed the whole matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

The FLORIDA ELEcrIos-A dispatch received
In this city yesterday afternoon says: The fol-
lowing returns from Florida have come to hand !:
The town of Fernandina gives Milton (Breckin-
Iidge) for Governor majority over Hopkins, the
Bell and Everett candidate, of 49, Hilton, the
Breekinride candidate for Congress, has MAORI
fy over Allen Bell and Everett) Of 1856 Baldwin
precinct, Duyal county, gives Breckenridge
majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

Napoleon iii 1t is said, is carrying his
building mania to Marseilles where he proposes
reforms similar to those recently carried out In
Paris. He has granted sum Of money for the
purpose Of opening a new boulevard through the
old town Of Marseilles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

THE BIRCH DIVORCE CASE IN CHcAGo-Tbe
Chicago Press and Tribune, September %, states
that the early part Of November is the period an
pointed Tor the hearing In the Burch Divorce case
before the Circuit Court Of Du Page county. nj
Napierville. Both parties are now, or were re.
Gently, In Chicago, and counsel on each side are
carrying forward their preparations. There have
been some overtures made for a settlement with.
out bringing the case into the courts but nothing
definite has been reached the parties being as
wide apart az ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

u The Hon. Mr.. Keit, Of 8. c., has written
another Letter. In which be regards the election OF
Lincoln as imminent, and .ays:
/" II the black republican party sneeeedx q, ,bs
coming election. the issues between tbs NJ
and South will be withdrawn from tbe EaSa.u =
arena AID 1lKSfbs dseidtd bytAs States th,,,
as s0raeigss. In this contingency, nv conv,s,,
tions Of duy and policy clear and well settled
4 shall adriss disHHioa promptly -'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

VI A personal controversy is going on in
georgia between the Hon. William n. Stiles,
ex-United States nj mister to Vienna and Mr. I
X. Sneed, editor Of the Savannah Republican.
a very Indignant card from the latter gentleman
denies an assertion made by Mr. Stles, to the
elect that the original Sneed was "a Hessian,
sent here by the British government to shoot
down American citizens for 30 cents month -
MI Sneed occupies half column Of the Repub.
lican In clearing his escutcheon Of this foul blot
ana throws back the SANDER upon Mr. Stiles with
the proper seasoning Of epithets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL Captain Morgan, Of the SLAYER Orion, plead
guilty on Monday in Boston. His sentence has
been postponed As lie was not tried under the
piracy act, he is only subject to fine and mpris-
Onment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
spur. Of the aIsrning Press.

The Constitution treats upon "Mr. Herschei '.
JohnsOn's attack upon the Alabama Democracy
and, also, under the head Of bridging the
Chasm, - reviews the late Baltimore speech of the
Hon Henry Winter Davis '-E
The Iarshigsnesr notes the arrival Of the Prince
Of Wales; and, In another article, reviews a
Campaign document issued under the auspices
of the Breckenridge Democratic Executive Com
mittee in this city, and purPorting to bea Review
Of the Public Record and Past History Of John
Bell and Edward Everett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

PRENTICE ON YANcEY.-The Louisville Journal
gets of the following:
IAN Alabama paper expresses its belief that Mr.
lancey's whole political life has been curse to
the country. We believe so too We don,twish
Yancey dead, but we are sorry bis mother didn't
refuse to have his father. Mr.. Yancey never stood
upon platform that we could approve; we pre-
sumo he never will, till be 10 abont to be hung .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

O-Hon. John M. Bolts, Of Virginia, In a
speech at Richmond, Monday night, said that al
though he preferred the election of Bell he should
consider the election Of Lincoln a. anything but
q calamity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL In New York on Monday night, hack
man stabbed his bedfellow, in bed, ''for taking
up too much ROOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL We have received from Shepherd, corner
Of Seventh and d streets, very excellent map and
panoramic view Of the present seat of war in Italy
He has q few more left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

II The New York board of aldermen have
decided that the charges Of official misconduct
made by Mayor Wood against Messrs. Craven
and TaPPan, Of the Croton Aqueduct Board, are
not proven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL chess match is said to be on the tapis
between Morphy and Paulsen, both Of whom are
now in New York city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL Udolpho Wolfe, the Schiedam Schnapps
man, has been nominated for Congress in the
seventh district Of New York by the Tammany
democrats