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Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11
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Thrale's brewery lie would not call it brew.
cry, but rather the possibility of growing in
definitely rici, for in that brewery he sold
the whole future of beermaking men in a
beer-drnking state. Could the auctioneer sell
with these ''shreds and patches" the past OF
which they are so eloquent, what prices might
they not command The catalogue of them,
as we turn the leaves, seems 20 ring the kncll
of so many bright and flashing scenes, so
many CHEEKY and pleasant hours slipped now
forever into the irrecoverabe void Here Is
Bottoms dress, his Complete dress, including
fine wig OF natural hair, ass S head, &C." Ali!
that sc " there's the rub Did it but cover
all the humor all the sense, all the rich Shab-
sperian wit that once shone on us from these
"cheap integuments," what actor would not
hasten to buy them. to be trans figured"
Tun the leaves again Ii you buy i'll this
lot, No. 3, will you buy the ''Toodlcs" that
we knew? His Goat, vest, black silk
tights CATERS, his two hats, neck cloth,
and cane;" these you may buy, indeed-but
alas will you make as good bargain OF it as
poor Mrs. IoodieS did of her door plate For
the future Mss Ioodles possible "Ihompson
with p" slept in the DEGREES of fate but
what magic shall make his "coat and vest"
these "two hats" this "cane," the things they
were when first they reeled into the warmest
~ ~ Va ynuI Lleiholy DNMOe, hWotycuSJ
4middab Sleek, Sir 0gger Smtace, Sir Toby
Beich, here they all are, the shells OF them,
but where be their gibcs now, their gambols,
their songs, their flashes of nerriment?" For
the mere spendor and fripperies of this singu-
lar ana interesting sale, we leave them to
speak for themselves. British uniforms. Aus
TRAN uniforms, Court dresses, splendid Greek
costumes, once the property of Lord Byron, +"
swords, canes, wigs, even manuscript plays
which sailed for the footights but never reach.
ed them, stranded in the managers back
room-we have no mind TO dwell on these
matters. Here is the making of dozen fan
cy balls, the mounting OF seasons of new
pieces. Let those concerned take notice and
govern themselves accordingly. We chronicle
only and not without sigh, the disappearance
OF the last earthly shadow of great dramatic
presence not likely in our time to be renewed.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

YALE COLLEGE commencement occurs on
Thursday, July 26. The previous exercises
of the week are as follows:-
Sunday Afternoon -Baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. G. P. Fisher, Livingston professor of di
yinity. Evening-Discourse before the Yale
missionary society, by Rev. j. 2. Thompson,
d. D., of New York.
Tuesday Atternoon-Two hundredth ami.
versary of the Hopkins grammar school; his
torical discourse by Rev. Leonard w. Bacon
of Litchfeld. Erening- Concio ad cLerum, by
Rev C. w. Clapp of Rockville, Conn.
Wednesday Mo,ning-Annua meeting of the
alumni discourse by Rev. VIM. b. Sprague
D. d., of Albany. Evening-Oration before
the Phi Beta Kappa society, by Hon. B. F.
Thomas, LII. d., OF Boston, late judge of the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts,.
IhmSday-C Commencement.
Meetings are appointed for the classes of
1910, 1920, 1926, 1880, 1885, 1910, 1850, and
1857.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

From the Hartford Courant, June q.
TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINEs.-A trial of Moving Ma.
chles tor the qualification farmers in this and neigh
borng towns took place Mr. ProssOrs lot west the
Adams Hotel, yesterday. The exhibition was quite an
interesting affair especially the farmers several hum
pred OF whom present The field selected was per-
@ htted for the trial the ground lying well and grow.
nS heaVy and uNuriant grass All the machines work
eu well and were measure by the dynamomeer ndi-
ground, and worked as follows:
feet: draft $3.50 TBS ' =
Tbuckeye, length of cut, 4ftS in; draft, 1926 lbs
improved "ketchum's,' from Worcester, length of
cut a feet; draft 275 fbs e N
I1aniorth's length of cut feet; craft, 325 lbs.
lbs. -iN'' VI N''' i'''' 0i''''' '-'
kirbv's, length of cut 3 Il in: draft 200 lbs
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Neapolitan government must take the conse-
quences. The Archmide came in later in the
day, bringing the captains of the vessels
and after some difficulties had been got over
with regard to seeing the men without wit
nesses, IA point insisted upon by the Marchese
Viamarina, and at first refused by the Nea-
potitan government the Sandman and United
States ministers went on board with their re-
spective consuls. Each minister made his
separate inquiry, and it results from the inves-
tgatioi of the Sardinians that the ships pa
pers were regie, and were made out for Gag
llari. On meeting the captured vessels the
Neapolltans cried out, "SWUes HOtTe route,
which was misunderstood as "Suiuez U0tre
route, and they were going forwards. The
Fulminante then steamed ahead, and said,
Stop your machinery, per UoStrd salute" i'm
mediately after firing two shots, which were
heard whizzlng as they passed overhead An.
other order was then given to take down the
sails and the flag. A few hours later i'll the
course they met French steamer, and the
Utle hoisted her flag and it was suffered to
remain. She has no ammunition or arms on
board, except two or three guns for the ships
use. She has 120 passengers, and the Charles
and Jane from 700 to 800. The passengers,
with few exceptions, are all of superior class,
including some of the old companion in-arms
of Garibaldi, and n few foreigners. Both cap
tains acknowledge that since their capture they
have been well treated having been supplied
with good and abundant rations and 700 blan-
kets.
The captain of the Utile being i'll, was
brought here on mattrass, and at his own
request, will remain in Naples in hospital the
captain OF the Charles and Jane, who does not
speak word of any language but English,
has permission to remain here a day or two
Tor private affairs, and the Archimede is then
placed at his disposal. Both ministers have
made their protests against the capture, and
the consuls their reports to their respective
governments. The Sandman protest is
couched in precisely the same terms as those
used by Carafa in his celebrated protest against
the Decentralization of Garibaldi at Marsha.
The American minister, as well as Villama.
rlna, demands the release of the vessel indem-
nifty for losses and sufferings sustained, and
satisfaction for the insult offered to the Ameri.
can flag. Altogether this government has got
into very pretty mess. The captain of the
Charles and Jane reports that every nation
''on Gods earth" is represented on board his
vessel except the United States. He and all
his crew, numbering 10, are Americans, with
the exception of two, who are Italians. His
craft is from Bath not Baltimore. According
to the navigation laws of his country, the
United States minister has this government
on the hip, and will make them pay for their
mismanagement. The Iroquois is ordered up
from Palermo; in fact, she is the only ship in
the Mediterranean which carries the stars and
stripes.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

CAMPAIGN BADGEs.-The prettest of the
many ingenious medals for the campaign, are
those having the melainotypes OF Messrs. Lin
coin and Hamlin set in the center, the border
bearing very neat devices and the names of
the candidates. A. G. Kendall, at the Boston
and Worcester depot has them for sale.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

MILFoRD.-In Milford, last week, four men
named respectively Martin Naughton, VIM.
nard, were seriously injured by the falling of
stagings on which they were at work. Naugh-
ton is so seriously hurt that his life is despair.
ed OF. The stagings were improperly built.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

The editor of the Democrat, who has been
engaged in taking the census in Brazoria
county, Texas, says that he found six planters
whose landed interest in this state amounts to
9oo,55s acres of land they together own 81
~ head Of cattle, aud last year raised "A, 800
bushels ~ OF corn the aggregate wealth Of the
SIX amounts TO $1,000, ,323.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

The REASON WHY.-One reason why Messrs
Spur & Priests Eating House, at the corner OF
Foster and Main streets, is such a fayOrite resort
with all lovers good living is that the proprieors
anticipate the market in procuring all delicaces
winch at this season of the year make bill of fare
attractive Tonight they will serve up green sea
+Vr4I
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11
Mothers, read the following testimony to the sue
cess uf DE. EAT0N's INFANfLE COEpIAL:

Mothers, read the following testimony to the sue
cess Of Dr. EATON lNFANTILE CORDIAL:
''MogGAv1LLE. July 20 1859.
"DE EAToN.-DeGr SIR have much pleasure in GER
ting To the harmessncss and efficacy Of your INFAN-
TILE CoEDIAL, and cheeuully recommend it to those
who have children teethng / have used il in nv own
family, and have sold over two hundred bottles the st
year All those who have used unite in its praise
for all diseases for which you recommend il. Yours &c
Il. +. LATHROP"
Blood Food Blood Food.-"DK BRONSON Sir:
II may not be vaueless to you know that have used
the different Preparations OF BLOOD FooD in several
cases, and uniformly with success and that am con-
WINGED they nearer APRoXINATIoN to the means Of
ElDIcAL CuRE of those OF CHRONIC DISEASE for
which they prepared than anv oTER MEDICAL AGEN-
ClEs known to the PHARMACorEIA. Irccommend these
PREPARATIONS as / am naturally desitous tha, they
should be most widely tested and adopted
K. X. BROWN NJ. D., 1870 West Broadway"
New York, Sent. Is 1883"
~ See advertisement. For sale by GEO. r. SPURR
Sole Agent, Worcester. d&wIm iyig
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

SALE OF Burrows OLD CLos.-rhe The.
atrical wardrobe, stage properties, dramatic
music and NJ nuscript plays OF the late VIM
j.. Burton, are 10 be disposed Of at public auc
tion, to-day. When DR. johnson advertised
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

SiHie VI thc GIthce OF WaIcs TO canada.
His royal highness will start from Devon
port on the 18th Of July, in her majesty's
steamer Ii ro, which will be accompanied by
two other steamers. The prince will be at
tended by the Duke of Newcastle, secretary of
state for the colonies the Earl of St. Germans,
Lord Steward, of her majesty's household and
by his royal highness' governor, the equeries
i'll waiting, and Dr. Auckland, the palace
physician. Mr.. Englehart private secretary
to the Duke of Newcastle, will accompany his
grace The Prince of Wales will first land at
ST. Johns, N. f., thence visit Nova Scotia,
and thence proceed to visit New Brunswick and
Prince Edwards Island, and will reach Quebec
by the mouth of ST Lawrence, He may be
expected i'll Montreal by the 22d of August,
and the opening of the Victoria Bridge will
take place few days later. His royal high
ness will represent her majesty on the impor
tant occasion, and will hold levees and will re-
ceive addresses in the capitals of the different
colonies. 1t is intended that the prince should
visit the principal towns in both the Canadian
provinces. On return from the western states
his royal highness will drop his royal state
and assume the title of Lord Rentrew. He
will visit some of the most important and in
tereSting localities of the United States. Pres.
ldent buchanan having in an autograph letter
to the Queen, expressed his personal desire to
receive the prince at Washington his royal
hlghness will pay him visit in that city. The
prince has also accepted an invitation from the
city of New York. His royal highness nay
be expected back in this country about the
middle of October
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

FRANK P. BLAIR has been nominated by
acclamation as the republican candidate for
congress from the ST. Louis district, and he is
certain to be elected.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Truth No. 2.--1hat / shall keep the best assort-
men OF House keeping Goods be found in this or any
other city, and shall not be undersod by any, and every
body is expected to call and examine inv crockerv and
glass ware. Examine both price and quality wheths-
they buy not, and what great variety OF r,Si
sell to suit everybody.
N B. Cash paid for old carpets beds &c
ORSON n. HEATH
Proprietor of the Poctca Exchange Bay State House
BLOCK, III Exchange Street. ny29 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Nsr E4egs, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the bus
ness Of Cleansing Redyeg and Repairing Mems Appar
e ana also ceanses Ladies Shawls, Riding Dresses &c
ke-dyng executed at from thrCes ten davs notice,
andeeanng at shorter notice when the necessity or con
venience of customers requires it.
lie mas increased his help and facilities to the steady
increase in his busnes. Office No. Pleasant street
~ Every description of FANCY DYEING executed in
the best manner, at fair prices and with Dispatch
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

David scott, Druggist and Apothecarv, No. PSI
Main street, corner Mechanic street, Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines of all kinds
wholesale and retail supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms for cash and evOes his epcc-
al attention to the compromising and preparation Ply
slclahs prescriptions. dly app
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Police CoURT.-On Tuesday, VIM. LAYER
ty, for disturbing the peace, was committed
for one month.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

To Purchasers of fCIOthfng.-ParticuIar attcn
ton is called to examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which, for style, make and dnish is second
TO no Custom work in the city
Garments made order in the best manner at short
notice.
Just bear mind that you find better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper than at any other store in
the city d. II. EAAES,
Harrington Corner Main and Front street
apo diff Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

To YOUNG MEN.-The young men of Wor-
cester, who wish to see republican principles
triumph, are requested 10 meet at south
Warren Hall to night.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11
HUs1NEss NOTICES.


The next Meeting of the JUNIOR REPUBLICAN CLUE
viii be held on Wednesday Evening, at "A o'clock in
south Warren Hall Per order DIT iylO
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11
Special ylotlcrs.

DIR. MLane's Verminnge. Another Medical
Witness
1t is no small evidence of the intrinsic value of this
great Nermifuge, when physicians, who gener
ally prejudiced against patent medicines, voluntarily
come forward and testify to its riumuhant in
expelling worms. Read the following:
HARRIsoNvILLE Shelby Co., KY, April 2, ls49.
MEssRs FLEMING BRos.-I am practising physician,
residing permanently in thfs place. In the year ls43
when resident of the state of Missouri, became
quanted with the superior virtues of Dr. MLdne's Yer
naiage prepared by you At some more leisure moment
will sendyou the result of an experiment made with
one vial, in expelling upwards of 900 worms
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, manufacture by FLEM
ING Bros of rittsburg, Pa. All other vermilges in
comparison are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills, now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine wahom the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
jyll d6t6wlt il6j
o. r. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street. opposite
tnehew mecnahcs HAL Builking. dawtf so
DR.. ). Foster Haven, Fosters Block No. /
Pear 81 worcester Special attention given Diseases
OF the Eye. daweodtf al3
All of Dr, Humphrey a. Co.'s Specific Home
abook OF u directions sold in Worcester by
25l Main street. and Druggists and Stores gen
eraiY. o&wly d2
HHn,s Mint speciMc-For badness and Failing of
Of the Hair. For sale by GEO. r. SPURR, Druggist,
Main street. d&Wtf an0
HiIl's Mint Specifc-For Badness. &C. &c. For
sale by HENRY Il. KNAPP, Waldo Block Main street
ap2 d&wtf
Mrs. WinsIovy, an experienced nurse ana female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teethng
winch greatly lacitates the process of tcethng bv so
tening the gums, reducing all inflammation al
pain and sure to regulate the bowels Depend ipon
II, mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves and relief nd
health to your infants, Perfectly safe in all eases SEQ
advertisement in another column. d&wly au2
--.-------------
ulII's Mint SpeciGc-For Badness and Falling on
of the Hair. For sale by JAMES GREEN DrlIVgist
niln otect uNWu ap2
Lime, Cement Cacined Plaster and Hair for Mnsons
Plaster OF Paris for Farmers just received good sn
ply and Will be kept constantly on hand and for sn v
hnl u%Wti DRAPER d CLARK
Tho Worcester city Agcucy.-In Board of Al.
uefue, Mhrcn YIN, 1861 John a. Hin was appnne ed NJ,
agent Tor the CITY OF Worcester, to purchase and sol
sprlluous liquors for medicinal, chemical and nrcbnni
cal purposes FOL the current year. In conformity Ia he
laws OF ths Commonwealth, and such rules nnd rcoln
tons us may be adopted by the Board Of Nlnvor and A.
gerhcn; inc Agencyis JOHN q. HILLS Apothocary
store, Mechanics Han Building Worcester pernrior1
ap2 d&wgm W ~ nirr Al UrueI
Draper a. Clark, Agents for the sale of Nance
nitToscnNeu SupcrphOspbWtc of Lime ruunO ed i il
hlnou ZONES Sulphurc Acid Pcruyinn Giinno ana s,,
Pnnl,es ~ ammonia, For sale at New York Precs
hihol d&Nu
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

SINGULAR AcCIDENT.-Michael Sullivan,
for several years brass moulder for VIM. a.
Wheeler, cut his throat, Tuesday afternoon,
while attempting to shave himself He cut the
windppe but did not sever any Of the arteries.
The wound was Immediately sewed up by the
physicians but it was not thought he could
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana succpss
f Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and niTht IN
Austin street. dtf -. !"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Col. TIMOTHY BIGELow.-The reminis-
cences OF the military life and services of Col
Timothy Bigelow, which have appeared in the
Daily Spy at intervals during the last few
months, have been collected by the author,
Charles Hersey, Esq, and published, in a
handsome pamphlet of twentyfour pages,
These sketches contain some incidents of local
history never before published, and give be-
sides a concise sketch of some of the stirring
events in which Col. Bgeow bore an active
and heroic part. The collection is dedicated
to the greats grandson of Timothy Bigelow,
Col. T. Bigelow Lawrence of Boston, who is
preparing to erect suitable monument TO his
ancestor upon the old common in this city.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11
CITY AND COUNTY.

THE BULLOCK MEDALs.-The high school
committee have accepted Mr.. B. H. Kinneys
design for the high school medals, and Mr..
Carl Lang of this city, is now engaged in sink
ing the dies for striking them. The diverse
of the medal, represents a graceful female
figure, in American costume of the period of
the revolution, with crown of stars on her
head. The figure is seated upon a shelving
rock, holding a laurel wreath in the right hand,
which is extended, and a scroll in the left, the
scroll resting upon pile of books at her side.
The reverse bears simply the record and time
of the award. The medals are to be struck in
silver, measuring one and five eighths inches in
diameter, at an expense of So each. Those
awarded the present year will be ready for
distribution in September next.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Agents Wanted-Toseli l.coln and HamIin te
tionery Packets. Call at 275 NJ nstreet Worccstn- j."
Je-o uu WM. ALLIE
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

To Horse Owners.--Sweet's Iriable Liniment
Tor Horses unrlyaed by any, and in all cases of Lame
ness arising from Sprans Bruises Wrenchng its ef-
1cctls magical and certain, Harness or Saddle Calls
scratches, Mango &C. it will also speedily Spawn
a tguohe may be easily prevented and cured in their
clpent stages, but confirmed beyond the pos
slbty o1 afddtcot cure No of the kind however
Is so desperate or hopeless but it be aeviacd nv
this Lniment. and its faithful application will always re-
move the ameness and enable the horse travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely at the first appearance of atppnpss
will etlectuay prevent those formidable diseases men
toned, to which all horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mv2l d3taw&weowly
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Q. II. IeneISs, Dentist, 239 Main street ncor
~ 1880 uu
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Draper a. Clark, Agents for tbe sole nf ,io,o-
ntogcnled supcrplosphute of Lime, compo ed Of rir
t nv pVnes ouiphurc Acldi Pcruyinn Gunn0 ana Sul.
mh3l dEWif W" '''" "Sos'
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

~. H; Nichols, NJ. D., HOmeoDnthic IBhy.i
iah;-Olce and residence liz Main street Odio 49,
Worcester, October 20, 1850 dtf ,,,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

shtta -. Fish Manufacturer of Iron Railing, Doors
streets. ,ltf "'h0" an" ENcnange
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

The copper shop of Peck & Adams in New
Bedford, was destroyed by fire on Monday
last, and the stable of A. Gammons & Co., adj.
joining, was partially burned. Both parties
were fully insured.
John Hathaway, nailor residing in Fall
River, while sitting up in his bed Monday
morning, uttered an exclamation Of great pain
and fell forward upon his face. lie died in a
few moments.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

q. II. Harris, Dentist, 15S Main street oppost
the new Mechanics Hall Builking dawtf 40
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Dried Apple-Fiye Tons of superior Dried Annie
mh3i ~ "'0 =! IA, DRAPER d CLARK.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Slinin nm Is making splendid Photographs coored o
Main street. l he anu Nlhprotypes, at 1888
WI dis
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

Newton az TOurtelIotte Dentis,s ui
on corner, corner of Main and Frout stracts i,f
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-11

DR.. >. Foster Haven, Fosters Block No.
Pearl 81 worcester Special attention given to Diseases
of the Eye. daweodtf ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

ticket was everywhere by old fellow laoorers
In the cause OF freedom and temperance who nstca ~
giving me their co cooperatou told thai ru'uug
the republican parry II seemed not TO have occurred TO
them that the republican party had ruined them Nor
did seem TO have occurred 70 them that freedom and
temperance were better worth saving than the
party
We do not need TO employ presses and con
vince the people that slavery and the dramshop among
tho greatest crimes and abomEaonS. Tn, people at
ready saturated with this conviction Bat do need
employ them teach the people the true region--the
simple religion of reason and Jesus Christ
had they this religion they woald be drawn 70 rational
and righteous voting naturally ard necessarily the
needle 10 drawn 70 the pole.
You will need fund of two hundred dollars 10
detrAy the OF printing tickets and getting them
into the hands OF suitable deposares In different parts of
the country who In their turn will give them out % the
half dozen in this county and the d, IN that who re
fufe 70 vote the tickets OF any party which s ahesc
70 but for white men, mercees ~ 10 recogns
the awfuness Of slave hunts sunk low Ia it's views
OF human dignity and human decency 10 see in the
drsmshop human want The enclosed draft for ATTY
dollars lis my contribution TO this end.i
Think not that shall be sorry 10 fpd your Convention
fusing TO partke Of my tone Of encouragement shall
joce IT encouragement 10 undertake 10 obtain
considerable vote al the approaching election and II
feel itself warranted 70 entertain the hope OF speedy
political action, stand ready 10 work with your Conven
tion even against hope. To work with those who
endeavorng by peaceful 10 rid the world Of op
preston and intemperance would do good and them
good and the world good, even II the direct objet Of
our work should remain entirely unaccomplished.
Your friend, GERRIT SMITH.
PETRBoRo, August 27, 1850.