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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04
New York Items,

New YORK, Sept. 3.z-Dr. David Wiekham
was arrested here yesterday on a charge OF
having caused the DEATH of Mrs Cole by
poison while sick over a year ago in Sussex
county, New Jersey There was an insurance
on her life, and Wickham is supposed to have
colluded with her husband.
New Granada advices state that Con. Oban-
da had taken Pasta in Cameo, the mayor leav'
ing in his flight $4,000, which the revolution
lists seized.
1t is reported that the Douglas state COM
mittce have decided to place four Breckenridge
men on the electoral ticket.
The United States steamer Narraganset is
reported eighty days out from Rio for Panama.
1t is supposed an accident had happened.
Mrs. Caroline Bryen died yesterday at the
hospital, from the effects OF burns caused by
the bursting Of a fluid lamp.
Joseph Bebon, who murdered his father in
Brooklyn, last week, has been committed.
Three vessels are at quarantine with yellow
fever on board.
Edward Holds was arrested this morning
supposed to be the person who delrauded the
Russian government of large sum of money
about 10000 in Russian currency being found
at his hotel.
VIM. Quirk was arrested this morning while
coolly watching the progress of fire he had
ignited in a room in tenement house on Co.
lumba street, with the design of burning down
the house. Several families occupied the
house.
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From the ST. AIbans Me.senger.

GERMAN SwINDLERs IN NERMoNT.-Ohc
hundred of the most Intelligent and wealthy
farmers in this county were vlcumlZed last
week to the tune of fifteen thousand dol
lars by band of German peddlers. The ped
dlers effected wholesale trade in broadcloth
with the farmers, by representing that they
were acting as agents of large cloth houses in
New York and Montreal, and were particular
" anxious to have the farmers save the profits
usually charged by regular merchants. They
would sell at five per cent from New FORK
cost and take a negotiable note at ninety days
for the amount; for each note so obtained they
gave a receipt, STIMULATING to take back all the
cloth unsold at the end Of ninety days, when
the note would be presented for payment, and
they would make a present to each purchaser
of two or three delaine or calico dresses and
a table cloth or two. In this and similar ways
sales were effected for their cloth at a price
per yard of five and half to six dollars, and
which turns out to be a sort Of cotton and
wool mixture worth about dollar and Il quar-
ter per yard This band of worthless called
upon moneyed men, some in this village, and
after having cashed their notes, lett on Satur
day last for parts unknown, leaving box Of
dry goods in pledge for their bill at one of the
hotels, which, on being opened, was full Of
emptiness.
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
Arrival of the Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH, Sept 3.-The pony express
from San Francisco 22d, has arrived
Business is steady but less animated, Pro-
visions are in better demand. Sugars firm
crushed 13c per Id. The receipts of wheat
are large.
The steamer Sonora took $50 passengers
and $4,000 in treasure, and $4,000 worth
Washoe silver ore. The export of Washoe
ore for the past two months is S23G 900.
The express was detained by Indians, who
surrounded two stations, driving off part of
the stock, but they were subsequently driven
off by Lieut. Weed, killing eleven and wound
ing several The same day four Indians were
killed by an escort of the eastern bound ex-
press at Shell Creek. Carson route is now
protected.
Political meetings are frequent Senator
Latham has taken the stump for Breckenridge,
and it is said has been cody received by
large audience, who voted down Breckenridge
resolutions and cheered Douglas Papers stand
81 for Douglas, q for Breckenridge, and for
Lincoln, and for Bell.
Oregon dates are to the 18th, and British
Columbia to the 10Th.
The secretary of Oregon has refused to issue
a certificate o. election to Shields, on account of
the election being premature and illegal Rich
gold have been discovered at Walla WalIa.
$4,000 worth has been received. There is
some excitement and quite a rush for the new
diggings. The crops in Oregon are large.
Political clubs are forming throughout the
state
Major sSteirs in a skirmish with the In
dians at Dallas, killed five Of them.
The Legislature of Washington Territory
stands eight democrats, and one republican in
the council, and twenty-three democrats and
seven republicans in the assembly.
10, az ,ll -,
ing at Rock Creek, near the head waters OF
claim has failed to prove productive. Provi
sions are very scarce, whiskey being Sc per
gallon. Several silver mines have been dis
covered
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Important from Italy,-The Plllage and Murder
at Baalbac.

New YORK, Sept. 3.-The steamship Bava-
ria from Southampton 18th, has arrived. The
evening edition of the London Times of the
18th ult, says Sandman frigate had arrived
at Faro on the 18th, bringing DIR. Bartano with
important dispatches when Garibaldi issued
an order of the day, stating that he was obllg.
ed to leave for few days, and placing General
Sirtori in command of the land and sea force
The event is supposed to have peaceful
meaning.
Advices from Constantinople of the 8th of
August state that twenty churches and two
converts were burnt at Baalbac during the
recent disturbances, and the male christians
murdered and the women outraged. The
Turkish soldiers sent to preserve order assist
ed in the Ontrages.
The Musselman population of Damascus,
as late as July 9th, maintained a menacing
attitude, and large bodies of fanatics were par
aiding the town and demanding the surrender
of christians who had sought refuge in the
citadel. The troops despatched from Beirut,
on the oath, had not arrived.
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Fire IN New Hamnshira

AMHERST N. H., Sept 3.--rhe beautiful
residence OF Aaron Lawrence, on Amherst
Plains, was totally destoyed by fire ON SUNDAY
morning The fire was discovered about
o'clock in the back part of the building. Its
origin is unknown. The contents OF the lower
rooms were mostly saved. Loss about $1,000
insured for $500 in the CINNAMON Company
and $1,000 in the Union Mutual at Concord.
800 of the latter on the furniture.
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The Horse Show at Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, Sspt. 3-9 p. m.-There is a
promise OF a greater and better collection of
horses than on any former occasion. 500
horses are already entered. The city is throng.
ed with strangers and great numbers are ex-
pected tonight and to morrow. The weather
is excellent and the arrangements for the show
and sale of horses, and the accommodations
for visitors are uneXceptionable
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Frnm Washinptnn

WASHINGTON Sept. 3.-It is known here
Walker, capturing Truxillo, sent an agent to
Nicaragua to organize his friends. No naval
results have been seen there, Minister DUN.
tries mission from Costa RIGA to Nicaragua
was merely of diplomatic character, as he
had no means Of enforcing success. Little in.
tercst is manifested here in Walkers move
ment, though the departure of armed bodies
will ne prpvpntpd.
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Arrested for Piracy.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3. The Key West cor
dependence of the Charleston Courier says
that one Cummings from New Orleans, seized
the bark William recently sold, during the
absence of the commissioners got under way
but was retaken by pilot boat Cummings
was put in JAIL by the commissioners, under
the piracy laws.
The New Orleans Picayune says the schoon-
er Taylor. which sailed for Ruatad, had car
go of breadstuffs and other articles not named,
for Walker
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New York ,sarket,-sept g.

Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Four-Recepts 20 IA bbs sales 1900 bbls; state and
western dun and declning southern heavy and lowers
Canada dropping.
Wheat heavy and &c lower; sales95 600 bushels
Corn rather easier sales $1,000 bush: mixed western
65 a SIC, closing the inside price; yellow southern ~
Lard steady: sales 925 kegs AT s325 bbs SGD @ Stf
Sugars dull lower? sales 800 nhds; Porto Rico &c
Muscovado 81 a 79c Coffee dull and depressed. Mo-
llsses mint. Pnrtn Rico 25 hhls at SIC.
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Congressional Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-The republicans
of 1.-THE fifth district have nominated VIM. NJ.
Davis, and the democrats Henry Ingersol, for
congress. The democrats Of the eleventh dis
trict have nominated John Hnghes.
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No Party COlors for the Prince.

TORONTO, Sept 3.-The governor general
announces that the prince will take no part in
procession where party colors are worn or
party tunes played, trouble being anticipated
between the Orangemen and the opposition.
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descended the timber slide in the presence of
thousands. The prince then witnessed canoe
race on the river, and returned in the evening.
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OTTAWA, CANADA, Sept 1.-The prince
held leveo to-day, after which he collated
with the Canadian legislature. Subsequently
he visited Chaudiere Falls, where he safely
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DIED.

In this city, Sept 3, by Rev A Hill, IIamen Pawlov
to Miss Catherine Kline, both of Worcester.
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BUTTONS.

EXECUTORS SALE.-Will be sold at
- Public Auction, on MONDAY the Sd dav of Sen.
tenoer next, at 2o'clock ", at the Lincoln House
Block one undivided half OF the Furniture and Fixtures
belonging 10 the Estate of Edward II. Hcmcnwav in
stores NO. D. and Of said Block, including Counters
safe, show Case Desk, and Dressing Glass.
49, WILLIAM WORKMAN, Executor.
with concurrence OF II. f. PAXTON, Executor
~ The above sale is adjourned to TUESDAY Sept
4th, at 1 O'Clock p. NJ. ~F
au24 dst WILLIAM W. PRATT Auctioneer
BY ELI b. LAMSON
N OTlCE.-By License of Court. will be
the Estate to be sold in Auburn. on THU RSDAY the
9th dav of September next at O'Clock in the afternoon
all the right, title and interest Charles f. Curtis ana
Albert W. Curtis, minors children BENJAMIN + Chr
us, tate OF worcester, deceased, in
Estate situated in the norherlv part of Auburn to Wit
about AZ and 40 rods tilaue pasture and wood
land. with buildings, being the estate which was
set OF to AZubah Curtis upon partition of the Real Es-
state Ct Ephraim Curtis, late OF Worcester deceased
and about 81 and IL rods of moving tiage mas.
ture and woodland, being the estate Ben
anIn f. Curtis and Others said PARTITION The
tereSt Of SAID minors in the premises being ouCthrd
part each undivided and in common in the estate first
mentioned and onethird of UnesiXth part each undvd
ed IN the estate last mentioned subject however
rights therein of the widow of said BENJAMIN f. Curtis
ana she, with the only other person interested will DIN
IN the sale For terms, which will be LIBERAL and other
particulars apply to ALBERT CURTIS, ESQUIRE al
New Worcester or the subscriber.
HANNAH 5. CURTIS.
Guardian of said minors
Worcester, Aug -, 1866.
n. BI shall offer at Auction the time and place
above mentioned about 43 excellent pasture and
moving land adjoining the real estate above described.
Worcester, Aug 10, 1850 w3t aui5 DIST au3i
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In this city, Aug 81, Mrs Nancy Brown, Sc years
In this city, Sept 2, Howard b, of James E and
Snrah + Benchlev, ! mo day.
Friends invited to attend the funeral this morning
at % o'clock at No 10 Wellington street.
In this city, Sept 3, Charles Beckwith. of VIM and
Elizabeth Allen aged mos Is DAYS.
Funeral this afternoon o'clock at their residence
Forest street. Relatives and friends invited
tend.
In Leicester, Aug 2s (of dysentery) Horato n Hair
aged 60 years
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FULLER,S PATENT
SOYER'S SUbTANA'S SAUCE
~ -EoR---
Hot and Cold Dishes Of All Kindsll

This most delicious and appetsns Sauce Invented py
the renowned SoYER for the London Reform Club, is,
since his deeease manufactured by the weliknown mouse
of CROSSE & BLACKWELL, London, from the ongna
recipe 1t is the fvorite Sauce in England and on the
Continent, with high and growing reputation among
American Epcures and is much approved Of as stmu
liant TO appetite and aid to digestion
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Ylrtu ADVERTISEMENTS,
BY PUTNAM IL CLARK
III TIINNM a NLNhN'
N EXTEN SIVE STOCK OF

BY PUTNAM IL CLARK.
A n EXTEN SIVE STOCK o f
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
At a t / on,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK AND NEXT, if all is
not sold before.
This is probably the largest and best selected stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRI, &c, ever before offered at
Auction in this cityi aud every way worthy the aten
tion of purchasers.
The Goods will be open each dav, when ladies and
gentlemen invited call and they purchase at
private sale wholesale or retail.
All Goods shall prove satisfactory the money re-
funded.
Auction Sale will commence Each Evening, at q
O'Clock.
Come One, Come All, and Secure BargaI-s.
GRAY Il son, Statesmen.
Worcester, Sept. 3, 1860. sep4 d5t*
6 c II 0 O L b 0 o X S
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS

OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
awe recommend correspondent TO try Mons.
soYERs new Sauce entitled the 'Sutanas Sauce. Its
after the Turkish reclpc its flavor is excellent and
It affords considerable aid in cases of SLOW AND WEAK
DIGESTION. The Lancet
"savory, Piquant, and Spicy, worthy the genius of
soyer."- Observer
"A most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh and Fowl,
and should have place every table. Atlas.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES
GARDNER q. YyELIN, 2l7 Fulton St, New York,
and BRAY II HAYES, "a Cornhill, Boston.
1R- For sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers every
where deOdislv ja20
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n OTlCE-The subscriber has purchased
the interest of Mr.. George Nichols in the late firm
of Firth Nichols, and will continue the business at the
Old stand IOIIN FIRTU o
au2T diff -
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3lot1tts.
~ + ) L ERN RAILROAD.
FOURTH NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
AT sPRINGFIELp, September 4th 5th. 9Th and 7tb
EXTRA TRAINS

VIII leave Worcester for Springfield and vyav station;
on the morning Of the above days, at ~ arrivn, in
Springfield at S25 A NJ. ne III
RetUming-Leaye Springfield for Worcester and yvav
stations, at $50 NJ, arriving in Worcester at sP NJ
REGULAR TR1LNS-Leave Worcester for SDrfng-
held at NJ, accommodation; 1925 NJ express; 33OP
NJ accommodation; and 43OP NJ express
Returning leave Springfield for Worcester and Boston
az 10 and 1925 NJ accommodation; LIS and s45 NJ
eAprsSS HENRY GRAY, Superintendent
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A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.

Having secured the services of HENRY L. DEER1NG
who has no superior as thorough druggist in Worcester
the public may be assured that prescriptions will be pre
pared IN the most correct and careful manner.
lie hopes by strict attention to the wants of his pat
rOns, to merit liberal share of patronage.
w. H. GOULDING,
Successor to Charles Sibley, l40 Main street,
aulS diff OnDosite RAJ state unusa
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The largest stock and the greatest variety of
Painted Window Shades and Fixtures.
Always on hand Every one can be suited
FANCY GOODS.

Terra Gotta, China, and Parian Vases Match Safes.
Cigar Holders Statuettes, 6c,-a splendid assortment
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hloSOLU lION DE COPARINER-
- SUBTITLE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the and firm of FIRTH
NICHOLS, is this day dissolved By mutual consent
John Firth is authorized sign the name Of the Arm in
liquidation OF its debts. JOHN FIbTH.
GEORGE NICHOLS.
Worcester, August LIST, 1860. au27 dtf
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INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN AND

Il LATIN.-The undersigned will give instruction in
German and Latin wei to single individuals as 10
private classes Application to be made his Rooms
Clark's Block 2i7 Main To the different schools
and colleges instruction liberal terms.
Reference-Rev. r. W. HiGGtNsoN.
au29 diff LOTTIS WSGETFY
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BY THE CITY OF A1ANCHEsTEK

LONDON, Aug. 23-Consols stand at 92l
for money, SO for account. Cotton firm.
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Farrell. Herring g. Coz Parent Champion
Safes, The ouly Sales made IN The CITY which
have never been robbed by burg lar-, or had
their contents destroyed by accidental fires.
Evans & Waison'- Phil4deli i,hia answer 10
New York Hnmbug
We, the undersigned citizens nf ST Joseph,
Mo, do hereby cerifv that The iron Sale
belonging 10 c. +. Baldwin, made by Far
rel & CO., No 81 Walnut Street. Philadei-
phia. which was in The fire that occurred
here. is not FIRE proof, aud Is useless d
fire proof Safe; that the books, papers. Jew
elry, &c. which were in the SAFE al the
time, were mech injured; also, that the
building which it was IN WAS Of frame and
ONLY one siory hiah, and that fire so rr-
fiing as the one which burned over The SAID
Safe was not sufficient 10 have injured auy
Safe purpo-rne 10 be hre-pTooi.
w. r. PENIcK, Druggist.
JostPH W. TonTLE, Dry Goods.
J. A BEATTIE, Banker.
DoNNELLSAxToh s. AICDOSSELL, DryGoods
WILLIAM Rly, Drv Goods.
JoHN CURD Dry Goods
c. f.. BALDwtN. 81 Joseph, Mo.
EVANS s. WATSON, 304 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia, have now on hand the
largest assortment OF SAlamand-r Sales IN
he United States warranted equal 10 any
Others mace in the county Please give
Us call Feb 23l, 1889
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WYOMING HOUSE.
J. r. LAYt OCK, PROPRIEToR,

y. x. LAYt OCk, PROPRIETOR,
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
rHNHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
- friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge of The Wyoming House in
the village OF Wyoming, near The Railroad
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HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
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