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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-18
LATEST NEWS.
RX TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TIIRTY-sIxTm CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, April II.
SENATE


SENATE.
The president sent into the Senate COM
municaiion from the Secretary of War in re.
ply to the resolve asking for information touch
ing the imprisonment of naturalized citizens
by foreign governments.
The memorial of Mr.. Sanborn was referred
to the judiciary Committee.
Mr. KENNEDY gave notice of bill for the
transportation of the mails by railroad to the
Pacific.
Mr.. GwINN introduced bill to provide for
taking private property for public use, and
providing just compensation therefor. Re
ferred.
The subject of adjournment over the con
ventiOn was considered and deieated-20
against 80.
Mr.. SLIDELL offered a resolution providing
for adjournment of the Senate three days at
time, from April 10 to May l. Laid over
Mr.. JOHNSON OF Tennessee reported the
homestead bill in a modified form, limiting the
class Of persons provided for to heads of tami-
lies, requiring payment of 25 cents per acre,
and five years residence, after which title
shall be given; also limiting the lands OF those
only subject to private entry.
The Senate bill further provides that the
land shall not be sold for the debt of the set
tier until the United States parts with the IL
tie also that an alien must file his declaration
vi LllcIltlOu 10 UeCOtllS d Sib4HSh HS4'' -
could avail himself of the benefits of the bill.
Mr. JOHNSON of Arkansas argued at length
in favor Of the Senate bill.
Mr. GwIN offered an amendment legalizing
the occupancy of the mineral lands in California
1utnd Oregon by citizens Of the United States.
His object was to drive out coolie labor from
the mines and confne it to agriculture
A message was received from the President
vetoing the bill for the relief OF Arthur Ed
arfls md .ulo io1 mill
the northern lakes from lS49 to 1858, on the
grounds that the claim has already been re-
jected by the postmaster general and court of
claims without action thereon. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. DOMAINS resolution to adjourn from
Friday to May LIST, was rejected-69 to 1l3.
Among the amendments adopted in committee
to the deficiency bill, was one appropriating
5000 for a delegate to the international statis-
tica congress in London, in July next. The
committee rose, and without final action, the
House adjourned.
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Democratic Convention in South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 16.-The democrat
ic stale convention assembled here on Monday.
Mr.. Orr was chosen president, and made Il
conservative speech. He favored the Cincin-
natl platform, and invoked the exercise of
spirit favorable to the best interests of the ma
tional democracy.
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Destructive Conaagration in New Brunswick

ST.. JoHN, n B., April 17.-The business
part of Woodstock, N, b., was entirely destroy
ed, last night, by fire. Over one hundred
buildings were burned. The loss is estimated
at over $500, 000-nsurance about $4,000.
The telegraph office being destroyed and in
struments injured, we have Lot obtained any
further particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-18
BY f. w VAIL.
- DE ATTrVIEJTT AMI (ENrTJNE III

- A BEAUTIFUL AND GENTEEL
Hi RESIDENCE AT AUCTION ON CEDAR
- IREET.-l am favored with instructions from
THURSDAY next, April 18Th, at , p. his beautifully
constructed and desrably located Mansion situated as
said house built about five wears since in
the most thorough and complete manner for his own Oc
cupaucv and he has spared expense endeavorng TO
make it repete with every convent nee that comfort
and utility could suggest IT built of brick covered
with mdstic and paiutGd is entered by Spacious VeSti
bue, with plate glass DOORS floor paved with caustic
tes large entrance hall, running the entire length OF
the house, with beautiful conservatory at the end tao
ing the east and south, floor paved with tile supplied
With water. Each room is finished in most superb
STYLE and is ventilated through ues from the center
pieces connecting with the outside walls of the house
Gas pipes cold and hot water introduced mo every part
doors Of the best plate glass; spacious China closet,
fitted with shelves and glass cases the house waredO by
the most approved kinds of furnace with hot water boiler
cUnnectcd spacious kitchen, with an abundance OF 10
nestle and laundry conveuiences; good cellar, floor
laid with brick fine ice cellar; never falling supply
of good water and many other advantages not enumcra
ted.
The lot large with extensive frontage upon Cedar
street, enclosed with massive iron fence and eWbel-
lIshcd in most superb manner with hedges, borders,
towering shrubs, &c, &c. The high character OF the
neighbOrhood its proximity to the centre business,
and the many other advantages enumerated above, rem
investment that has been offered for sale in
this CITY.
Terms liberal and made known at sale. For oDpor
tuny to view the premises and further particulars in
quire Of the auctoneer E. ". VAIL.
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AuttrorrS.
BY E. B. LAMsoN; rr,

BY Il. 3. LAMoUN. -, I,rrD
RARE CHANCE-HOTEL FUR 7J
n NITURE AT AUCT!oNIl am directed 70 seii an
tXfSDAY the 18th day OF April inst at 10 clock
in the forenoon, the entire tutn'u'e VI 9''N
si1t ndsteais Mattresses, Feather Beds Comi2,ters
sots pillow Gas 5, Cookery, stone ana Glass W are
Sfas mes Bureaus. Chairs, Wash Bowls and Ewers
Strs Knives ard Forks. Spoons OF various KINDS and
,,srioTs other articles not mentioned
Conditions made known at the time OF sale
III rot f. Il. LAMSON, Auctoneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-18

We sell Dress silks at less prices than is possi6h
for those dealers WhO made their selections
earlier the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-18
Il E. & j. f. ELLERY US
n PATENT IMPROVED
INDIA RUBBER PAINT,

INDIA RUBBER PAINT,
HIGHEST PREMIUMS AWARDED!
And at every Fair which has exhibited it has
received the highest Premium, as superior to all
other Paints for the following purposes
LIST. Painting Tin IRON, and Metal Roofs because IL
possesses great ELASTIC properties is not affected by
MOISTURE and DAMP ESS, expansion or contraction,
as the Paint readily Yields No climate affects it IN
part the world it lasts and better than any
other preparation known for roofs 1t is emphaealIy
metal PROTECTOR having tried tested and proved ii on
thousand roofs in the principal cities of the Union
We have hesancy in stating what the test Of time
has satisfactorily proven.
and iron hOCeuer manufactured because ii t1iH Ory
de adheres closely the surface efectualy ressts the
action of the weather is cheaper and better than Red
Lead any other Paint, and when dry possesses hard
and glossy surface that resss the power of the elements
All Interested in Iron architecture earnestly invited
to test for themselves the properties of this valuable
Paint.
g. Painting the outside Of Brick and Wooden Buildings
and seams, PROJECTS TIE SURFACE FROM DAMP
NESS is thoroughly WATER PROOF, PRESERVES
THE WOOD, covers better-costs less-lasts longer
makes finer smoother and better finish double
the hody-requres oae-third less oil to thin than any
ather paint 1t is ground in all colOrs and mixed in any
conceivable shade to suit the and taste And whenf
its superiority only echo the sentiments
the very many whose practical minds have analysed its
virtues.
4. As an hdestruc6ble and Water PROOF Coating for
Cloth Roofing on the tops Of Houses, Decks OF Steam
because the Cloth renders it elastic and Wa
ter proof all of which experience has demons
ed TO an unerring certainty.
D. For the above reasons in parcuar-but for House,
Carriage, Fancy, Sign and all Painting for Which rich
aud pure Pants used generally because-Inits
ufacture NO CHEAP OILS or other materials used.
The Paint possesses in eminent degree the virtues of
all other paints in addition to the very many valuable
properties secured by Letters Patent.
9Th. The Cost of the Paint is Less than any other
All persons interested in Paints requested to call
the undersigned who is the only authorized Agent
for the sale of the above Paint for Worcester County.
VIM. LUCAS,
NH M. ar-I
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YVHE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC.

HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,
For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR
The great inquiry that has long and constantly
made for preparation restore the Hair Badness and
to arrest its falling off, has led the Inventor originate
doing so he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
will make distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety Of compounds abundant through
out the world entirely distinct from them CHAR
are here submitted as being worthy Testimonials for se
curing the confidence and patronage of the people:
MI. J. Q. HTLLAy Dear Sir: the liberty to add
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Of badness and falling off of the hair few weeks
wife, whose hair had been falling quite rapidly for
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Mr.. j. O. HmL-Dear Sir: consider it Justly dne to
You that should publicly express my opinion with
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quanance Of mine who had lost her hair and
was quite bald by my representation induced try
the rst bottle produced for her Complete head Of
har In my estimation this is remarkable instance of
sangune could be better speedily realized
Specific to those who have lost or loSspg their hair
Conductor Worcester aa and Nashua HnNI r.
WORCESTER, April IS, 1853.
MIR. HILL our Mint Specific. which has recently
come before the public consider the prep
araton for the purpose for which is intended here
send you my experience, and at liberty to use
TINS IN any way you wish. For year my wifes hair
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the use of bottle her head covered with hair and
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as well as to those who have already lost their hair IN
either case II is Invaluable. -
Respectfully yours, ISAAC Cushing.
prepared only byJOHN Q. HILL Apothecary. Worce
ter, Mass For sale by all Druggists. ds&w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-18

ElkfH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
- House, are supplying crowds OF people with
RICH a. CHEAP PAPER HANGINGs.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-18
BY A. Z. PECK, Auctioneer. -
RyUE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

THE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
L No oxford street. will be sold at Public Auction,
on THURSDAY, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The
House contains Is rooms, well arranged for one or two
families with parors Is by IS good brick furnace Gel
lar floor laid with cement hard and soft water in each
tenement.
The Barn is conveniently arranged with good cellar
under the same The contains 1850 square feet giving
80 feet oxford street. and $50 rect on Oxford
place. and containing choice variety of Fruit Trees
The character OF the nethburhuOd, its proximity TO
school, and the centre of business and being in healthy
location renders this the most desirable estate cot its
yalue) for residence Investment, that has been Of
red for sale this Terms given at time and place
of sale. Inquire of A T.. PECK, Auctioueer l45 Main
street, OF c. L. ALLEN on the premises, DIT apl7
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o.. + f. A b B 0 T Z
- REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Office No. 4 Bay State House,
WORCESTER, MASS.

Houses, and House Lots bought sold and exchanged
for other property Also Farms bought for city proper
tv and Farms for sale in various parts of the county
Lands for sale in this city, by the acre.
Those wishing to purchase Farms, or rent Houses,
should apply at my office.
hold myself in readiness to appZe Real and Personal
Property City property exchanged Farms and also
Farms for sale in different parts OF the county
Tcnemcnts to rent. Il. L. ABBOTT,
apis deOptf Bay state House.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR, M. ID.

SIMPLE REMEDIES. EASILY OBTAINED. Fob
THE CURE OF DISEASE In ALL FORMS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29
Glass No. 12.

Best Male Teacher, .............D Diploma in Franc.
s. Female Teacher. ..........
To the boy ard girl between the
the age of and 49, who shall DO
deemed most worthy for al
Vancement in education each. &c
Best specimen of penmanship-male.. ........ 2 90
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29
Glass No. 10.
MANI-E ItIIfn I,S

CLASS NO. IL.
Largest amount of ground under cultivation, IS 90
Best variety OF Fruit Trees, 90
Largest and best variety of Trees transpanted
for Fruit, Shade, Ornament and Timber... 90
CURTIS LAMB, !
NC. HUDSON. Awarding Com
EDWARD TODD }
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29

TWO SORREL MARES.
They are well matched-.aLout IS
hands high, and eight years old.
Oae Of the mares has white blaze in
her face, has distinct scar on the right
hind foot made by q rope.
The other one has a white mark on the
forehead, also on her neck, and plain
scar on her rump. She tcds heary nth
Ca and would have a colt in few DAYS
from the time she was stolen.
In taking the horses from the stable the
halter on one Of them was cut, and part
Of it taken away. The other halter was
taken whole.
The above reward will be paid for their
return, or for information which will lead
to their recovery.
BENZ p. YEOMANS
sergeants Blgg Up. Aug. 81, 1860.
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What Everybody Wanty!
THE FAMILY D0CTO:


CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES. EASILY OBTAINED rou
THE CURE OF DISEASE In ALL FORMS
PROF. HENRY 8. TAYLOR, M. ID.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29
HARTFORD, CONN.
City Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CT.
Paid In Capital. .......S25OOOO
S0rplus,........... ...................75 $3.50
Assets, July LIST, 1859, S320,G0s

Assets, July LIST, 1859, S329.G0s
This Company has complied with the laws of the
several States, in which it is doing business
&C. WAITE, Sec. CB BOWERS, Pres.
Western Branch Office at Chicago, III.
through which all the business Of the Comnanv in
the Western, North western and South w estern
States is transacted.
y. IL. PRICE, General Agent, Chicago, Illinois
For Information and detailed statement Of the sf
fairs OF the Company and Policies of insurance ap-
ply to
JOHN II. CHARLES.
vInZ3n. Agent Sioux City and vicinity
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
MIN ir BRoWNylLLE NEBRASKA THURSDAY, APRIL 1860

Where vine has fsiled 10 grow, il car
be replaced by layer from neighbor-
ing vine, made In the following manner
Dig a trench from the vine to the empty
place, from a foot to eighteen inches
deep, and bend into It one Of the canesof
the vine. pruned TO the proper length,
/ Let il come one or two eyes above the
ground. at the place where the vine Is 10
be, and filled up again with good light
soil. The next spring 1t may De cut
about half way through, close 70 the pa
rent vine, and the second spring i can
BE- cat Of altogether. Thus inserted, II
will strike roots al every JOINT and grow
rapidly; but as It takes much Of It's noUr-
tiSnrnent from lhe parent vine, that must
be pruned much shorter than the first
YEAR. This is much better way than
replauting with young vines.
The summer culture of the ground is
precisely as in the first and second years.
Il is generally observed, as a rule, that
during wet seasons. the ground should
be kept rIeau aud smooth, stirring but
little. During dry seasons, the ground
should be drawn up to the vines, and well
stirred. Should a vineyard show de-
crease in vigor, il can be manured by
digging a trench just above the vines,
laying in manure, and covering up again
with the plow or spade. Vegetable ma
nure, compost etc., should consider
most suitable; but good decomposed sta
ble-yard manure will also 10. Ashes is,
no doubt. very beneficial to the vines
Should vineyard lay on very steep
declivity. it will be liable 10 wash. This
can be partially guarded against, as re-
marked before. by surface drains every
sixth or eighth row. But if two much
ground is taken away, il must be replen-
ished with ground. This can be carted
to the vIn, yard. and then wheeled in be-
tween the rows with a wheelbarrow.-l
This is very material. as the vines should
always be kept well supplied with ground
over the rOnlS. 8
Pruning Is best done late IN the fall, or
early winter; but it can be followed up
all winter, until first Of March. Fall
pruning is best. how, ver, as It will pre-
vent all flow Of sap, aid the cuttings are
also better, if cul IN the fall. and buried.
than If winters d an rse vines. III pro-
ming, this and all he fsllouiie sessions
eut way all the old wsod, such aA aFe
bore fruit last season. close 10 the yoang
canes left Untouched fof bearing wood.
and treat as the season before, pruning
10 one cane and one spur.