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BALLOU'6 PATENT.
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS.

VIZ .~v, r.. e s M9,srHsr ,ssH =.
Sent BY express 70 any Of the United States upon
cept per mail Of TIE following WHICH wn insure
perfect d. for ez Sl6, ela "a No crd9
forwarded Tor iess shan hall doaeu sSr Tbs
Eeck-1he disiance around II Yoks-Ths meASurs fruD
the poins OF each shoulder. sleeyeThe length from
tire Of the back the wrist, with the BreaA-D
lance around the body under The armpin wAs-Dsa.ss
around AIso, the length Of the ahirt.
BY sending the above guarantee psrssa
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT.
Also importers And A1alers IN
Mnun FURNISHING oOODa
BALLOU BROrHERa
No. ~ Broadway, New Yost.
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In orde 70 Introduce productions Of our uAnulscre
for the present few hundred sample the ah,
invoice fcr 81 each Any ordering from depot " b
Nsden lane, v have Their orders punciusy sliende5 70
Aadxes rMFgva sopp COMPANY W kAS4ea ane, Rev tok
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Whiskey.-s. r. salts Kentucky salt
river Bourbon solo by all drugxsa HOFFMAN CO,
Noa- l63 -. sll and II Broadway, N. Y.
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HsrrSng's Patent Champson Fire and
Burglar PROD ssfss ~ Broadway. of harAy srss,
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DIR. Rigs Multfpedal Truss and New
Appliances Tor varcocee aud Enlarged Veins Asor Hosss
BARCLAY street
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Dr. Erasmus Wilson, q Reliable Au-
thoriy eminent wri.r skin diseases ~ys Of HoLIo
WAYS Ointment shat be used with the gresesa -aisfac-
eryslpebs ssrheum sad head &c, and found
Il W fail during his long experience"
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wheeler = wilson's Sewing Machfnes.
O0es - Broadway. New York
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Kesee's Rssta Urant, Ice Cream sud Dst-
lard Saloon SOW opened q, RockAway the season.
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and other .en may paint plaster
free 70 visiisrs YOwLER WELLS phrenoiogss and pub
iishers.
G~rnsy's Gallery, 5os D.seaway.-Ths
Ss q o ~
Also fAopgr.ph q Capt Vine El aed an q. ccs. q he
s &c E..s sss
r a.: ". 4s:. 's;Sy 'sS he ouRsrr SON.
Grover q BAAsr's Cslshsated
Tia bss in use for family sewing,
"a f slsa. .2se se sro asds
Singers Best Sewing Maehines viii be
hired H% Ss y low T SsS q Ss -, !:
J: 4: sINaER CO. ass Broadway.
Lsdd, websssr 4 Cs.'s Improved Tight
stitch sewing scssnes, at soa Broadway.
The Beet Family Machines I'm the worits
wheeler 4 WfIsea's sswins Machines.
oAss - Broadway. New Yort.
Kescs's Rssta ~rans, Ice Cream sud BIZ
Hard Saloon Is SOW opened Al RoetAway for the season
whiskey.-s. II. Suits KENTUCKY Salt
river Bourbon ''s :, isss: IL md y
..: % -: r:': :s..: s s.s: ::s
Catch 'Ea Alive. Catch 'Em Alive
riS spo @ mo one sheet
Crtstsdero's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees-Tbe bsa In Tie world Wholesale and retail,
Dye privately applied No. Aston House.
Ciirshush's musive wig-An Entire
novelty: parting aRd nsanable turning up behind 100
Broadway, neIi A. y. stewart 4Co.a
Bachelors HAIR Dye IL the Best I'm the
world Made sold and applied In appropriate private roonA
~ The Wig fAc ory 10 Bond street
Trusses--Dr. Marah Continues 60 Apply
bis radical cure Truss with succs IN The treatment Of Hernia
Trs~es Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspension BandAse
slk elastic Stocking Belts Bathing Trsea and All surgical
appliances applied lady attendance In the female depart
mont No. Vesey street, Asor House, opposite b. fAuls
church.
DR.. riggs Multfpedal Truss and New
Appliances Tor vareoces aud Enlarged Veins Aor Hosss
DIR. Erasmus Wilson, q Reliable Au-
thorfty eminent write skin Diseases says Of Hofo
WAYS Ointment shat be used with the greaies sfac
ton eryslpes satrheum, ssd head &o and found
u 70 fail during his long experience"
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81
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VOL. xxi
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Trl-seek1y ,perz mum, -. 4............. 90
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when the Dsiiy fri-Neekiy, or Teekly IL to be
discontinue psi " tce at ;he Il ne 5ubscr bel
or, the sues-ribsr 81 orer. ise IL will be
eo1tialed aroar ll9ptinn uatiIp lid AMI stnpped
not pail II na~t Be Iii tine Of discontinue
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i:AzUEAt.TUgEsS' ARTICLES.
J. & c.. kEAKIRT.

81 second Street, Cincinnati, 0hi,.
hGEP FuI.L SUPPLY UF
Manufacturers Articles,
GardIag Ma -hIaes,
WARP on Beam, assorted colors
Macnlns Cards,
Wire Heidles and Frames,
Shuttles,
Steel Resds and Pickers,
Lacing and Picker Leather.
Harness Fwi-e,
Hand Cards, fenter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &C., &C.
A.oU, a ruLl, ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-Stufs. Coehi1eal
Cudbear. IntiFo,
Aadder, Clutch.
Log Wood. Sumae,
Cam. Wood, &C., &C.. sc.
sep24-1y
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For the Consideration of Sensible People
J,IDpLING about IS not the practice ofDr- MEsEcK.
i He understands the disease ct once and cures
tie hates long tampering around and long running
bills sticks honorable practice, to respecta-
fees and To cash pay yInents- Cases given un by
other Ply sicians are often cured by Dr. dEsEcx
ONCE on Collegestreet, corner OF Line.
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Ezra Family -Four.

on Box - czb,pes eisnf szlie. IS H.>ksts Held
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No. Of fe ,IINo Of loi Value. fsIEsi FAX Total.
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misffIaueons.

6{ee %239 1eN- ACDp. OO4 SxLO1D Va tgCl
doors from Tie ST. Nsctlgs Hotel
The srcreoscops IS the most tasraeif e. tssyestsaq
ntsrfafafEg aasssissq, AMI eirg Of EioierH inven-
None are too voure none too old none too fnteiIf.
gent none too Isaszpoaed 10 sezhOssisdgs its worth
no home is complete without it, and it must aad
viii Penetrate ererTgkeTe
in al tie Tsite oae.s ssfte i and d ssagpmes sGS
astafL- as II y'.a were On the zI'st.
Phpiogrspaers s aE'' every wilere exploring Europe,
ASA, AREA Aneric-, n seircn OF the grand and
the 6eaunfnl, and the results of their sfH are con-
staTtlly e7ssieiin9 our stock -----
We h1vs an Irnlie,GSe variety OF paper Views Of
Scenes IN Paris, London, Engl land, Seoul I'D Ireland
Wales France Belgium Hel.aad ,witzerand, Sp rn.
The Kline, Versailles, Cloud, FonIaiHebIe .
TuiIleries, II " TuFkeS Egypt, Athens, the Holy
Laad, China, li.i IA, Cry stal Palace al GruPe His
toricll, using "a trrage scenes breasrIst scenes
pic uics sIatutry- An exquisite GssOrtnleR,
of Hlusinatsd ItTlors uf Palaces, Churches and Ia
tnedrsls % France, Ittiy, %c. &C. lte eleet o
these Illuminated vIe~s IS most rsuadTkdoje.
Every eESTLEsAS OF WEALTH AND kEFISED TASTE
should have in bis drawing room some of our
sh"wI u, %, 30 or lG0 s-euss- NOihIng be
n''re Ias inatig ana one can er 10 greater treat
TO fIiend foHI O the picturesque G beautiful
AHth0ny's InssGRt SteTruscOIe View uIe the
latest rue. graphic w"uder- They are taken in the
fortiefh part g second, and ever! Thug mailer
koU rapidly u may Be nloriHJ IS depicted as sarIIy
anu disicfIV As IL had been per.e tIy at rest
Tas gives al additional value, Tor u iLe beauties
OF luanitlite nature Il ADDS IRE cauh q tve ana mo
tIon. The process i Il discovery OF our O~n, and
beng unknown IN EvToPe,e eve from odoE
anu Paris large GrieTs her Anthony = s1St<ltIneGuS
Views ur :, neric.lA lille and scenery.
Among either things We have Jast published Stere-
oscopc nustr4Ii OF ID >crLe u1 the EULIoN
STREET PRAYER MEEIfNGs, u VII ch many neaTtS Ieel
Interest The pa IIcu.LTs Oi this VIII DE lOund
in our Catalogue.
OCK CAIALoGt OF subjects aud prices viii be for
EaFded Il any adGrtSs receipt OF 4 stamp
! arti 2 Il distance seLuH Us -. 3, SiO, SIo
So 81 have good Instrument anu such
pictures hcy may eQuest, seEt by E-preSS-
Views alone, (xIIlO1L IlstruneEtl Gan Dc sent by
mdu
Parties who wish to be advisei OF everything real
ly Valuable il The lie IL comes Oui tu! send u
their 10 place TecOrd, aud gill Keep them
posted IT our Gysu eIpeI-e.
Ma OF Leisure will uud photography most IlScl-
natIGg dell .l.tIuI useneht- We are prepared
to d. Ggsaeas vita eyer thing Leeess tay for
their success L.geII-r with Instructions '-H"" -
take tsrcreascOi'lc fscIuTes'
Importer and Manuacearer Of Ph0L grApnlc Ma
terIsIs, >IereoscUpes ana oIureOScoPc Views.
z- merchants isin every s-ctio-: of tie c"untry
respectfully iLviIed - illke e2adiIiiaisoL O
ssocK, = GiScOcuI 10 the traGe Will be LID
eraI-
To Protographers-First cIsas ssereOscopic Ne
EaIiN 10 -..--.
send by l.44i print unmOunted, with prize OF Ne
Eatve f4a14-+m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
The South Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-The convention
met at noon to-day. Several reports were re-
ecived and referred. No report has yet been
made on postal matters and the customs but
it is generally conceded that when it is made
it will provide as follows that the revenue
laws Of the United States be adopted that the
collector of the port take an oath of allegiance
to South Carolina and that postal matters
remain unchanged.
Mr.. Dessaussure, from the committee to
whom was referred the communication from a
portion of the members Of the Georgia legisla-
ture, reported that the communications as re-
ceived requested that secession should not
take place until Alabama Mississippi, and
Florida had assembled their conventions for
final state action, but that the communication
was row of no avail as the secession of South
Carolina had taken place.
MIR. Magrath, from the committee on such
portions of the presidents message as refers
to the property of the United States in the
limits Of South Carolina, said that he preferred
making his report in secret session. The con.
venti0n then went into secret session, and con-
tinued so for two hours. Ii is reported that a
very animated discussion took place on the
report
Mr.. Rhett's address to the people of the
southern states has not yet been acted on. Mr..
G. ID. Melton, appointed to prepare credentials
for the joint commission to Washington, was
sworn to keep the strctest secresy in regard
to them The accredited papers were deliver.
ed to the commissioners to-day, who go TO
Washington with full powers. The conven-
ton has adjourned till Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24

Fort KEARNEY, Dec. 23.-The Pony ex.
press from San Francisco, Dec. s, has arrived
The coasting trade is dull, news from the
states checking business. The prices of all
articles was generally downward There was
some speculation in wheat Imports were
very dull and the money market stringent
The news from the southern states had los t
much Of its interest at San Francisco, each
new account seeming to modify the first ad.
vices.
VIM. H. Weeks was chosen to 90 to Wash
ington with the electoral vote
Hong Kong dates of October 10, reported
an American bark ashore Woosung, and all
hands murdered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
MhlannhnlY Sninida

MANCHESTER, N, H., Dec. 22.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Fitch, wife Of the late John L. Fitch, a
lawyer of considerable reputation who died in
this city on the 10th inst, after q very short
illness of fever, was found dead, with her child
three years old, this forenoon, at half past ten
O'Clock. A bottle partially filled with prussic
acid was found in one room, leaving no doubt
that she had poisoned herself and daughter
with it. They were found together upon a
bed Mrs Fitch was 81 years old, and it is
supposed that she had been rendered partially
insane by the sudden death of her husband,
and a little daughter that died on the 18th
inst, from the effects of fall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
LATEST NEWS.
BY PA
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.

ST. JoHNs, n. E., Dec. 22-Steamship CITY
GOT Manchester, from Liverpool Dec u, via
Queenstown 18th, was intercepted by the news
yacht OF the associated press at six o'clock this
morning, of Cape Race. The steamship Pal
estne from Portland, arrived at Londonderry
on the 18th. The Palestine will bring out
G49,9O0 The City of Manchester sailed with
a cabin and los steerage passengers, and
I'll $50 IN specie, and full cargo.
The China mails wonld not reach London
before the 18th of December.
The committee of inquiry into the loss of
the steamship Connaught, have submitted
their report to the Board of Trade. They say
there is nothing to prove that the loss OF the
ship occurred through the neglect of the off
GERS, but more intelligence might have been
displayed III the endeav0r to detect the cause
ana devlsng means to stop the leak. Various
suggestions are made relative to the construc-
ton OF such vessels
Lord Lyons and Sir Edmund Head had
been created knights commanders OF the Bath.
LORD Napier has been appointed ambassador to
st. Petersburg, vice Sir John Champion, re-
moved to Madeira. 1t was again rumored
that Lord Crowley would leave Paris and take
the goVernorship Of India.
1t is supposed that the robbery of the Brit.
ish consul, under the sanction of the Mexican
authorities, will cause determined action on
the part Of the English government, who are
awaiting official confirmation.
The London Times edtorially censures the
attitude of South Carolina, but admits that the
southerners have some cause on their side for
demanding the right of free trade.
The French government has issued decree
abrogatng all warnings to the press. 1t was
rumored that Druyn d'Huys will succeed NJ.
Thouvenal in the foreign department. Italian
affairs remain unchanged. The army of Italy
is to consist of 100000 men, divided into north
ern and southern divisions The programme
of the new Austrian ministers of state con-
tail:ed sweeping and important measures of
reform.
Liverpool Cotton Market Dec. 13'-The sales
to-day were 10000 bales, including 5000 to
spectators and exporters The market closed
quiet but steady. Breadstufs firm and add
vancing. Provisions dull.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
Spettatles. kt.

r. SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
ly invites the citizens of this place and vicn-
ty, to call and examine h superior selection
!. ]
n of SPECTACLES, containing his lately i'm
<~l1NA proved PERIscoPIc CONSERVATIVE LENSES.
III which he will adapt to far sighted, nearsight-
IH Il ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who de-
III sire Them according to the true state of their
III | eyes. The material used TO make the above
III mentioned Lenses in its natural state, in puri-
Nj ty, brillianey and transparency rivals the dia
N.l% mond and forms the most beautiful and perfect
Spectacle Lenses ever introduced and possess
~ es great advantages over the common glasses
\ in general use. Their perfect spherical form
III gives more extended field o. vision. Their
~ purity and transparency of material presents
less distractions to the passage of light--over
Tin comes, in great measure, what Is called by
IE Opticians alteration CT light. Consequently,
III / objects through them present themselves
LII in a clear distinct, and natural form avoiding
EH that glimmering wavering unsteadiness,
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
III sewing in fact. approaching the per
<% feet lens of the natural 1t is possible
Isl art to approach nature.
Many persons unacq uainted with the Optical
Art are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition Of the eye;
apractice often productive of serious conse
quences prudicng the minds of the people against the
use of Glasses. Glasses selected by skul optician
made of the aforementioned material, will, instead OF
ALLY
Glasses Gold, Silver, and steel Spectaeles, and Eye
Glasses of all kinds different patterns of Opera Glasses
q large assortment for sale and TO hire; MagnifylnR
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes Ne.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manuac-
turers Of Pebble Lenses am glad to be ableto sell such
for less money than they have before been sold for
thus giving every body the chance of getting the best for
G.g- Consultation free of charge.
j. RCSENBuSH, (Agent) Optician,
MO diff Successor to L, Shrishem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
News from Virginia

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. pa secession
pole with palmetto flag was raised yesterday
on the most prominent street. 1t was sawed
down just before daybreak this morning, and
the flag carried off, by unknown parties.
There is great excitement, and a collision is
feared.
4 fire this afternoon burnt the factory and
adjoining buildings. Loss 100000.
RALEIGH, Dec 23.-The legislature ad-
journed, yesterday, till January It'll. The bill
for arming the state failed in the house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
From New York

New YORK, Dec. 23.-At the supper of the
New England Society, last night, the gather
ing was addressed by Messrs. Dana, Bryant,
lIamlin, and Seward. The latter councilled
torbearance by the republicans, predicting that
within sixty days the whole trouble of the
country will have passed away.
Ellen Donayan of Boston, had Joseph Per-
ry, keeper Of a notorious saloon in Lispenard
street, arrested yesterday morning on a com.
plaint of abducting her from Boston. Perry
was held to answer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24

ans would seize the forts. This report caused
great excitement
Caleb Gushing returned yesterday from
Charleston, whittier he was despatched to ob.
tain reliable information for the adminisra
ton Official letters were sent him while
there. His report caused an immediate cabi-
net consultation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24

Cotton active sales 1900 bales at IO3c for mddng up
lands.
FLOUR-Saes $500 bbls superfine state and western
Sass q 50i; extra state $500 20 555 round hoop Ohio
$3.50 O $50 Canadaa-sales $40 bush; extra S525 al
mixed to good $3.50 9725.
GRAIN-Wheat-sales 81, 700 bushels; Chicago sprng
sl4 q LIS Milwaukee club, S20I a 1928; Canada 81
Corn sales 1000 bushels extra mixed, IS a &C..
PROVlSlONS-POrk lower; sales $50 bbls: old mess
sl55O new prime Ills @ u. Beef steadv sales Ia
bbls repacked mess, 1925 a 10; extra $3.50 a II
Lard better sales so bbls at q 10, Whsky-sales 55t
bbls at ia g Is.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. - Cotton Bales, to-day, 95OC
bales; pIices custer, but quotations. unchanged
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Horse Mule, yellow bay, has marks Of gea
and crest fallen, has on old shoes, about I4l
hands high, about 10 or IL years old; by VIM
Hatcher, 10Th dis, about 0 miles south oil
Fayetteville, May IL. Valued at $40.
FLY, OF light bay color, left hind foot
white above the pastor joint about IA hands
high, about 9 years old. by J L. Howell
18th dis, May 81 Valued at $50.
LIMESTONE COUNTY
Hare Mule, white, has marks OF gear, no
brands, pied stripe across the right flank
name reached, tail shaved, no other marks
perceivable, l4ls hands high. about Is years
old; by Samuel Z. Mitchell. IA miles north
east OF Athens, on tho Huntsville and Elkton
road, May &c Valued at 500.
More, bay, no brands or marks EXCEPT coll
lar marks, dark around all the feet, blazsd
and shod before, 15Is hands high, IL or IL
years old; by james NJ. Malone, 10 miles
southwest Of Athens, on the Huntsville and
Bro WINS Ferry road May 30. Valued at $55.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Horse, sorrel, bald face. both hind feet white,
about Is hands high, IL or 10 years old: by
John C. Vaughan, Gath dis. May %. VAL
ued at s22 90.
Horse Mule, brown. reached and bobbed,
no other brands or marks. 1851 hands high,
years old; by Allen Nolcn, 18th dis. June
4. Valued at 500.
Horse Mule, ssorrel, 143 bands high. years
old; by Allen 4. Nolen, June H.. Valued
at $40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14
Terrible Tornado In Pennsylvania
An En- tire Village Blown Away
MANY Lives Lost,

A fearfully destructive tornado, says
Saturdays Pittsburg Post, visited d
little town called Maysyille, in Cha.
rion County, "Wednesday last, about
noon. The little village, which was
composed of grist-mill, saw mill,
store, tavern, and some six or eight
houses, stables, &C., situated on Red
bank Greek, was entirely blown away;
the timbers Of the buildings, house
hold furniture, beds, bedding, tools, So,
being scattered in every direction,
amid the widest confusioa, conster-
nation aud lamentstion of the terri
fed aud suffering inhabitants. For
distance of ten miles along the
bank Of the creek the scene is de-
scribed by eye witnesses as terrible
to look on. Large forest trees we're
torn up by their roots and hurled
through the air like straws We have
not been able TO learn the full
Particulars or the names Of the killed
and injured, but have been told that
some seven or eight persons have
already been found dead, while
great many are missing and others,
including many women aud children.
had their arms and legs broken, and
were otherwise seriously injured.