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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

w OhCESIEhj d ullG 10, lOOU.
Editor Of SW:-At the recent extra session
of the legislature ten thousand copies OF the ev-
idenee taken before the committee chosen to
report on this fearful scourge of our neat cattle
were ordered to be printed, and twenty five
copies were distributed to each member of the
Legislature for distribution in their respective
towns In the Central Senatorial District of
this county Holden and Paxton had no repre-
sentatives, but, through the courtesy of Hon
George Odiorne of Suffolk and Charles j.
McCarty of Boston, l have been enabled to
forward twenty-five copies to each of the town
clerks of those towns, and | take this method
to inform parties in those places that desire to
obtain information in regard to the disease
where those documents can be had. By the
kindness of Mr. Griffin, also a member from
Boston, l have fifteen more copies, which, in
addition to my own, will be happy to distrib
ute to any of the farmers of Worcester who
will call at my workshop, at Fitch & Otis boot
mandatory, opposite the Court House.
Yours, respectfully, d. F. PARKED.
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"Soul Scepers" is the name of new relig.
ious sect which has recently made its appear
ance at Fairfield, Iowa. -Four men and one
woman, apostles Of the sect, have been larry.
ing at that place, and sleeping in a tent. They
arc opposed to churches, deny The divinity Of
Christ, teach that the soul is II material sub.
stance, and sleeps with the body until the res.
direction.
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A New HAY MAKING MAcHINE.-J. c.
Stoddard of this city, yesterday, operated with
great success new hay spreading machine of
which he is the inventor, on the farm of Wal
ter Bigelow, Esq 1t gave great satisfaction to
Mr. Bgeow who has given us description of
its working, especially in tangled clover. 1t
was worked in heavy clover cut the day pre-
ious and achieved success where other ma.
chimes have failed when put to similar test,
in consequence Of winding up on the axle or
reel in a single Instance. The machine weighs
about 500lbs.-less than half the weight of the
English machine, and is worked with one
horse The machine was run through win
row Of the same clover with equal Success
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trinal discourse, to be delivered tomorrow
morning., is-"The Law of Spiritual In1u
ence."
COLLEGE ADJUSTMENTS IN WORCESTER
a correspondent Of the Boston Pilot, writing
from the Catholic College in this city, where
he was temporary visitor, gives some &C
counts Of the amusements which find favor in
that institution. After telling that he had ex.
plored the library, he mentions the arrival of
bishop Fitzpatrick on a brief visit, and says
Of the pleasant incidents of the bishops visit
to the College of the Holy Cross, was a con-
cert given on Monday evening, May %, by
the Smithsonian Club" composed ofstudents
1t was attended by large, respectable, and
attentive audience, Bishop Fitzpatrick being
present. The performance passed off to the
qualification of the audience and with credit
to the club. Mr.. S. r. Leland, professor of
music, and Messrs. Foley and Robertson stu
dents of the college, were the managers and
directors. The orchestra, which also deserves
notice, was in charge of the first named gen.
tleman. AS all the young gentlemen concern
ed did so well, it would be manfestly improp-
err for US to particularize those who may have
eXcelled. Alter the concert, the club with
which, we need scarcely add, ample justice
was done. Project Smith presided at the ia
BILE, and the company finally adjourned by
singing a farewell song.
On the day following, the Mount st. James
Fencing Club gave an exhibition of their skill
and proves, in honor of the bishop. Seven
contests and trialsat-arms took place, in which
the combatants did exceedingly well. We are
reluctantly compelled to omit, for want of
space full report and must state in general
terms that the exhibition was in all respects
emnently successful. Project Henchy is the
president of the club, and Messrs Magennis
and John Robertson, captains.
Among the associations in the college is a
brass band which, under the instruction of
Prot. Leland, Project Boone being leader, has
rapidly progressed. During the visit of the
bishop, and on several previous occasions, we
heard it discourse sweet music" Its men,
bers play remarkably well, considering the
short time they have been learning.
In our notice of the concert by the "Smith
sonan Club we omitted to state that the ex-
ercises were introduced by the recitation of a
short and witty poem, which we suspect ema.
mated from the pen of Father Young. Master
Harry Roby delivered it.
We had intended to give you an account of
the commencement and progress of a match
game between two cricket clubs OF the col
lege. The contest excites great hopes and
fears on either side. The "Wooltsonian" club
is composed of the smaller boys, and is called
after Project Woots The Blackstone" club
contains the larger scholars, Project Henchy
being president. Eleven from each club, as il
usual in such cases, take part in the game
The playing has been animated on both sides
and the result is yet doubtful
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POLITICAL.

The executive committee of the republican
party have published Mr.. Summers speech in
pamphlet of thirty or more pages for general
circulation. The appendix contains the fol-
lowing letter from Josiah Quincy, now the
oldest survivor of all who have been members
OF Congress -
BosToN, June g. 1860.
Dear Sir-I hBve read few abstracts from your
noble speech but must wait for in pamphlet form,
that may read it in such type as eyes in the eighty
ninth year of their age, will permit. But have read
enough to approve fully, and faithfully, to expose
the "Barbarism' of Slavery ON that very floor on
which you were so cruelty and brutally stricken
down by the spirit of that barbarism i only hope
that IN an appendix you will preserve the Uera egteS
oil That insect that attempted to sting you Remem.
per that the value OF amber is increased by the insect
preserves. Yours, very truly
JOSIAH QUINCY.
Frank T.. Blair of Missouri, has resign.
eu MS seat in Congress, to take effect at the
c'ose oi the session. He informs his constitu-
en's mat ne made the contest for his seat as
'"''i representative and to sustain them Hav-
ins peeh supported by majority of the House
IN Claiming his rights he now chooses to re.
sign his seat and go to the people AGAIN and
receive their verdict also.
Mr.. Yancey of Alabama, is now in w.sh.
ington on his way to Baltimore. He con.;a
ers the nomination Of Mr.. Douglas a possible
contingency, but one which tho south win nm.
pose in the convention aud in the field viii
all the power they can exert. While at th,
same time, Mr.. Yancey repudiates the idea 0
breaking up the conlederacy of the states.
ExPresident Martin Van Buren,, accompa
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MARRIED..

In someryille, June 6, John Reyes to Hannah
Newton both of Clinton.
In Boston, june s. by Rev Hale, DIR Grin Warren
OF West Newbury to Eliza A, daughter Of Ezra Sawyct
Esq, of Clinton. ''N''
In UNbrdge, by Rev Aonzo Hill of this civ Rev Cbas
i Ferry Of Moscow, Y, to Ellen NJ daughter of u W
Hayward Esd of UNbridge. Mr. Ferry has lately been
in Peterborough, II.
In Blackstone, June g. Jerome Bolster of Providence
to Ellen Stout OF Blackstone.
In WOonsOcket, June I, William Rhodes to Me- Ann
COfey OF Blackstone.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

To Horse owners.-Sweet's InfalIible Iinimant
lor Horses unrVaed by any, and in all cases of Lame
ness arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wreuchr H. 80
iect Is magical and certain; Harness or Saddle Calls
HcIatGeS, ase %c, II VIII also cure speedily Spawn
and Ringbone NAV be easily prevented and cured ia
nci2en stages but confirmed cases beyond the pos
slhy OF radical cure. No ease of the kind boyoi-o
is 50 desperate or hopeless but it NAV be alleyot G
this Llment. and It's faithful application will aIwsVs rc
comparative u WIN
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely use at the first appearance Of La ncness
viii eiectuay prevent those formidable diseases mon
Toned to which all horses liable and which render
SO many otherWse valuable horses nearly worthless
my-l d3tawSweowIy
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w. L. GRAY, lO7 Main street, makes a fine
display Of fruits of all kinds. We know his
strawberries are excellent, and his reputation
for keeping superior fruit of all kinds is I'M
douhtpd
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CITY AND COUNTY.

CHARLES HERsEY, ESQ, of this city, has
received permission from Elk Gov. Lincoln,
the owner of the copyright of Lincoln's His
tory of Worcester, from the first settlement to
1886, to republish the same. He has also Sc
cured the copyright OF a History of Worces
ter, from 1886 TO 1860, written by himself.
The two will be bound in one volume, which
will contain numerous finely engraved portraits
of distinguished men of Worcester. This is
worthy enterprise, and merits encourage.
ment Mr.. Hersey's part of the work will be
done well, and we hope he may find ready
subscription for the edition which is now in
preparation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

WE refer our readers and the public gener-
ally to the advertisement of l.. Srisheim, the OPP.
tcan, who is prepared to adapt glasses to the
most detective eyes, with guarantee for salts.
laeton
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Rev. DR.. Hedge of BrookIine; the prayer of
ordination was made by Rev. E. G. Adams of
Tcmpleton; and the right hand of fellowship
was administered by Rev. r. r. Shipper of
Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

SPUR PRIEST, corner of Main and Foster streets
nave completed new programme of entertainments at
their spacious quarters Their bill of fare includes the
taest and choicest articles of the season. to be found in
the market anywhere in addition to the usual array of
eatables served up Those who fond of good living
will take ote accordingly, and give them a call Re
member their chowders this evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

MILE TERESA PARoDI will give concert
at Washburn Hall, next Monday evening.
She will have able assistance and large audi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

BAHRK.-Mr. Henry Wcstcott was ordained
's pastor Of the Unitarian Church in Barre on
The nth inst. The sermon was preached by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

Strawberries AND Ice CREAMS are the great attrac
tons this hot weather. and the place get them is
the Bay State Saloon, No Bay State Block kept by
those model caterers, Thurston Bliss In addition to
all the more substantial viands they always keep
extensive assortment of those choice and delicious eat
ables which it does much good to devour Give
Thurston Il Bliss a call
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EXCHANGE SALooN.-The Dormans, in the Central Ex-
change determined never to be behind in anything will
serve up to-day series entertainments for the accom-
mediation of the hungry denzens of Worcester and vi
entity such as cannot fail to draw the crowd as usual
They understand how to do it, to perfection the mass
Of eaters well know Try their extra chowders
tOnght.
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'lsuy me, and I'll do you good CLEANSE THE
SYSTEM, PURIFY THE BLooD.-Ihe best Spring and SUM
mer Medicine in the World is Dr. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND fIEkB BlIIERS, composed of Sarsaparilla, Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prckly Ash, ThUroughworth
khubafD' Mandrake, Dandelion &C. all of which are so
compounded as to act IN concert and assist Nature in
Graduating diseases. These Biters continue to be the
most standard, popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered for the cure OF Liver Complaints and all their at
tendants Jaundice in its worst iums HumoTs; wheth
er OF blood or skin; all Bilious Diseases and Foul SOm
ach; Dyspepsia; Costiveness; Female Weakness; and
every disease arisngrom Indigestion sedcntary habits
otle; Headache; Dizziness; Piles; Heartburn; Pains
IN the side Bowels or Back Fatulency Loss of Appe-
tte ana every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
which every person is more oress subject in this climate
Inc elect of this medicine is wOndcrful-it acts Ill
recty upon the bowels and blood. by removing ali OBJ
sructions from the internal organs stimulating them
INTO healthy action rcnovatng the fOuntai of life nr-
flying the blood cleansing 1t from all humors aud caus
ing to TO course through every part Of the body;
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness
only - and IS cents per bottle. Sold bv Dealers in
Medicine every where Orders addressed to j. o. LANG.
LEY or GEO c. GOODWIN a. co. Boston,
mhl7 d&cOW6m
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POLICE CoURT.-James Cronan, for an un-
gallant assault on Mary Murphy, was fined 81
and costs, which he paid, and went his way.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

REV. Mr.. LINDLEY, AND REV. Mr.. HAsEN
are expected to spend the coming sabbath in
this city, Mr.. Lindley has been a faithful
and successful missionary in Africa, and Mr..
Hasen in India. These gentlemen will give
highly interesting and important information
respecting the countries where they lave la
bored.
Mr. Lindley will preach at the Union church
in the morning, and at the Central church in
the afternoon. Mr.. Hasen will preach at the
Central church in the morning, and at the
South church in the afternoon In order that
all persons who desire it, may have an oppor-
tunity to hear these missionaries, it is expect
ed that Mr. Lindley will speak at the South
church Sunday evening, and Mr.. Hasen at the
Union church
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preparation.

FRIENDS Christopher c. Hus-
sey of Nantucket, minister among Friends,
who has been attending their annual gather
ing at Newport, will be present at their meet
ing on the corner of Oxford and Chatham
streets, tomorrow morning, services commenc-
ing at 10t o'clock. The public are invited to
attend. He is young man and a very inter-
esting speaker.
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Little Compton, Oct LIST, A. ID. 1887
Wee the subscribers Being apinted TO settle the
accounts with Cap George Simmons respects the
Ordination of Rev Mr.. Shepard Doe allow and m.
prove of the Above account &C.,
DEAN Win Tayler J
Peris Richmond, Esq. Comee.
Nathl Seare, ESQ,
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0eH advertisements,
CONTENTS.

IUNTLNIS.
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Hunting a Pass The Cattle to the POET More
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Choate The Rcgicde Colonies in New England To the
Cat-Brd; The Professors Story On the Formation of
Galleries of Art; Darwin the Origin of Species;
Vanity.
REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTIcEs.-NitcheIs Popular
Astronomy; Ell Fureids; Life and Times of General Sam
Dale the Mississippi Partlzan; The Money-Kin and
Other Poems Say and Seal How Could He Help it or
the Heart Triumphant; The New Tarn Bill
Recent American Publications
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All orders should be addressed to
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Special 1otrtes.

CarrIages.-BRGGS a CO., at the Front street
stable oer at sale Caryalls, Top Bupgies Chase and
open BuEgles, manufactured at Amesbury Mass This
work Is trimmed with leather the best of wool cloth
and will be sold low for cash dlmt ie &
Hollowny's Pills and Ointmcnt.-The public
should ne careful In purchasing these Invaluable cura
ives me genuine are known by the water-mark "lIo-
i9way New YORK and London, visible in every leaf Of
he book OF directions accompanying each box and not
SOFA at the mandatory, No 10 Maiden Lane New York
el6 d6t "'N ~ ~ '0N Vi put
Hill's Mint SpcciGc-For Badness and Falling OF
o. lhe llalr. For sale by GEO. II. SPURR Druggist
-i"ii ''''V" u%Wu app
Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced nurse ana temale
physician ms Soothing syrup for children teethinp
winch greatly facilitates the process of eethnp bv snE
tehhE INC gums reducing aton-wlalay all
pam ana Is sure 20 regulate the bowels Depend ippn
~ noters II VIII give rest to yourselves and relief md
heall 10 your nlats Perfectly safe In all cases Soc
~ 't III "hotheI eoluhh d&wly au2
, &eorge sessions, FURNISHING UEpERTAKEr.A Ann
Eoffih AREiiQ Collins Caskets Patent Metallic
butlal uses anl Robes Of every description nlways on
sizes. N"'f>hi' VI "i'
Every thinfeonneciod with the management of funeral,
promptly attended TO- No " Front street. residence OF,
rVhtsHeel worcester, Mass. dawtf
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From the New Bedford Mercury.

ORDINATION IN THE OLD TIMEs.-We have
been favored with the perusal of the original
bill of expenses incurred in the ordination of
Rev. Mr.. Shepard, as pastor of the United
Congregational Society in Little Compton,
lows -
LITTLE COMPTON, September Goth, 1887
The United Congregational Society Dept, for pro-
Xilinn Llinns for the lrdinaIinn
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.-At meeting, last evening" of the
Committee appointed by the City Government to make
arrangements for celebrating the coming Anniversary of
American Independence, it unanimously voted TO
invite the Truckmen of Worcester to parade in a body,
to escort the cavalcade Of Citizens who are expected TO
join in the Procession Should this invitation be accent
ed, they will please select Marshal and Assistants
Subject to the directions the Chief Marshal of the
day and communicate with the Committee of Arrange
ments, through their Chairman.
d. S. MESSENGER
For Committee of Arrangements
Worcester, June 70, 1860 div ieIs
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M 0 RNING THIN GOODS.
AAA AT BRYANTS.

Real Sewing Silk Muslins.
Grape Mazett
All grades Black Tarmntans.
Printed FOuards in Black Grounds
Real Lupens Black Bomhaziues "A
Double Width Lama Cloths
Mourning silks.
All for sale at very low prices.
jel6 diff GEO p pRYANT
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Hilrs Mint SpeciGc-For Badness and Falling Of
Main street. dEwtr AN' Nius s5 I
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SPECIAL NoTIcE-At a meeting of the Committee APP
pointed by the City Government to make arrangements
for celebrating the coming Anniversary of American In
dependence, it was voted UNANIMOUSLY to invite the cti-
zens to form a Cayacade and join in the Procession
Charles b. Pratt, Esq has been requested to take
charge OF this department. and act as Marshal and it is
hoped and believed, display worthy of the day will be
the result Of this arrangement
ID. s. MESSENGER,
For the Committee OF Arrangements
Worcester, June ", 1860. div leila
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REV Mr.. RIcHARDsoNs topic for his doc
trinal discourse, to be delivered tomorrow
morning., is-"The Law of Spiritual Influ.
enca
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SUMMER SILKS FOR rs CENTS
~ THE YARD.
MANY -aules nave found from experience that A thin
Summer SILK is the comfortable and dnrahe drrss
that can be procured for weather.
Ladies wishing to the most elegant Summer Sill
ever SHOWN for the above price. invited to examine
Building. CFo p RRyA W WI
iel6 -'-'A ~ -
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For Sale.-The Stage Line running from Grafton
6eItIe ana connecting with the Boston and Worcester
j. b. WHITE N 4' Vi
Grafton, June ii, 1860 d2w*
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v DIR. ;: Foster Haven, Fosters Block. Pear, :.
special attention given To Diseases of the Eye
al0 dawcodtf
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Inc particular attention OF ladies is called to the vcr
at GRO u ip -" VI s"Ie
jel6 ar NV l. DIN AM 81
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NINEPENNY USLTNS.

SO ps of of the above now on sale Colors xvorar.o
fast, and styles very handsome "i"'''e"
Jelb diff GEO. p. BRYANT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-16
LIST .s1GHss DrsrArcxEs.

LAWRENCE, Jan. 14.-The excitement
touching the catastrophe of Wednesday
evening is passing away, and the operatives
are at work at the various mills as usual.
The Mayor received to-day donations OF
$500 for the sufferers from Lathrop, Lud-
dington & Co., of NJ
So far as known the dead number 165,
missing 2lS, wounded 2O6.
The inquest was resumed this morning.
The testimony relates to the construction of
the mill.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l4-Advices from
Mexico by the Tennessee state that the
Juarez Government proposes to organize a
regular army and disband the volunteers
aud militia now employed, and also to invite
volunteers and troops from abroad.
The people along the National road had
organized Vigilance Committee, and hung
100 of the highwaymen that infest the road.
Travel is now safe from Vera Cruz to the
City of Mexico.
The steamship Tennessee has been with
drawn from the route between this city and
Vera Cruz.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. "A P. M.-Flour-sales
at 35@5 40 for extra State; 5 30@5 30
for super western 5 35@5 so for common
to medium extra western; 1905 50 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
closing quiet and pretty firm. Canadian
flour scarce and firm; sales $50 bbls at
5 55@6 so. Rye -four in fair request at
3 1904 40. Corn meal firm with fair de-
mand; sales at 4 20 per bbl. Whisky
easier and more active; sales $50 bbls at
253. Wheat firm, and a moderate export
demand sales 5000 bush Chicago spring
at l 20 in store, and II 900 bush medium
club at l 33 delivered. Rye quiet at 90@
%. Barley dull and heavy; sales 1000
bush common at e5. Corn scarcely so firm;
prices, however, without change; sales
10000 bush S5(G90 for inferior to prime
white and yellow. Oats dull and plenty
at 45(046 for western and State. Oils
in limited reguest-linseed oil 57058; lard
oil 90@94; whale oil 45@50. Glover
seed in fair demand at 8@sfi timothy seed
unchanged. Pork rather easier; sales $50
bbls at l6 12@16 25 for mess; II OO@
II % for new mess; 90 for uninspected
mess IL 50@l1 so for prime. Beef with
out change. Dressed hogs quiet at 6S@65
for western, and Z for city. Bacon dull
and unchanged; sales so boxes city short
clear middles at %. Cut meats without
special change; sales 100 packages at ct
shoulders, and 9094 for hams. Lard dull
and unchanged; sales 2I0 bbls at l0l(1104.
Butter steady at 12@17 for Ohio; l6@20
for State. Cheese firm at 9@Il3. Sugar
quiet and firm. Coffee firm and without
sales to report. Rice firm. Molasses quiet.