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MINERAL SPRINGS. COLD BROOK

MINERAL SPRINGS. COLD BROOK,
INI WORCESTE r COUNTY, MASs.-Fora period Of
years there has existed in this place spring Of
sorted for the efficacy q its waters in relieving various
diseases Of the skim Salt Rheum Ervspelas Eruptons
Rheumatic Affections, Scroula and Nervous Diseases.
This spring of water has recently passed into the posses
sion of the proprietor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character the vicinity which
to their medicinal qualities and with the pgrpor OF
placing them in condition 10 satisfy the demands of the
public The analysis of these waters made by the
State Assayer Dr. Chas I jackson, present the follow
ing results;
Solid M Sfs SALON OF WATER CONTAINS q ers
CREME Acid, l6 "
salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium. rs
The analysis Of waters from the several Spilne pig1
marked Offence in their various ilnpregnaiohs'
of those recently discovered presenting eohsiI MT
tepdratnre Of thest springs varies from "A to S. de-
grees Farenheit Specne grayl aGcoras nvts ht t
u rbe medicinal value of these consist their
ehaybeate properties containing more or less of the va
MONS solutions salts of iron and other earthly salts in
rombnation, which combinations in comparison with
ctherwaters of like character in country recog
oized by medical men of great value in the treatment
These from the base of extensive range
Of gravelly hills; containing in many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The of iron have been OBJ
tanned for long period from this for manufacturing
purposes and OF a superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives its name,
s tributary of Ware river. The village is situated on
tile road leading Worcester to Barre and is aces
sibe by stages passing twice daily each way The vii
age is surrounded with prosperous and energetic agri
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads COM
muicate with pleasant country towns and villages En-
ensive ponds exist in the direct vicinity aordng facil
ltes Tor pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
AMI commodious public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. A good livery
connected with the house. Bowling ALLEYS &c for the
especial use of the guests Bathing houses in connection
WIN inc springs Tor cold warm and shower baths ami
pleasant and profitable for nvalds and those
seeking a quiet and pleasant retreat
Ih" subscriber is pleased refer to DR. CHAs T. JACK
SON State Assayer, Boston, DR. 5. ROGERS Water Cure,
Worcester; DIR. j. n. BATES, Worcester; DR. TAYLOR
Petersham WIN WHITING.
Colo Brook, June 25, 1860 diff iyl7
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ORsoN N. HEATRs POLITICAL


~, A0lICE. No. =.
fhfe silver Mated cnsrrs c,ris .noo,s and ali L.a. 81.
ware. ''"i'' '"'Noi "POVh9' ~'~ III hlH"S VI
air t""ras croekery large lot for sale prices very
For al Tho pa,,
thing New r9e'cai Exchange every day brings some
Very truce Saen ware glass; Mt other door mats
Then again, brooins h.,
md, brushes and tin ware new, you may
And the very hest as.,
every kind; '"eht OF housekeeping goods
Now all good house keenar. a. .
be sure to 90; - =" the Poetcal Exchange
Just below. ~ "heh you would buy
\. b. am constantly receiving tho ,,
crcckery and glass and the best latest styles Of
Keeping goods 10 be found In Moreester s " house,
less prices than any other first class store h. sell at
everyday Is Invited 10 call and II this ,Y and
hyIs WON OtSON n. HFATu
EOR SALE-ODe new superior Seya,,
- Octave Piano, lIalet, Davis a. Co. makers win
Gothic Mouldings, French Carved Legs, aud IlgliS
finished Instrument Il viii be sold low " applied io
soon at the elite of Wit a Pratt
Jel dtf CHARLES b. PRATT
TARTARlC ACID, by the Case, for sal,
= at1Eo. H. sPuRR's, POI Main street dtf jais
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IMPROVED SYSTEM

s 500 R E w A R D
The City of Worcester will pay $500, and Draper 4
give such information will lead the apprehension
b ct e OF so essgs 6rnner
Clark, on the night of the I'm q AP III INST
Worcester, April Is, 1860 dit apis
DOWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS kept
constantly on n'"' and 0' '1 oi& y BROOKS s
{ lORKS.-Twenty Bales Vial and Bottle
~ Cors, for sale at GEO. sPURRs, 2Ol Main street
HERDS GRASS.-Prime tree new crop
Herds Grass mothy seed j9st rSeeiv ed and for
sat AUS dIms No 81 Broad street, New York.
PURNETTS COCAINE, the best and
most agreeable hair dressing in use sole a. GGc
CASTOR OIL.--4 Gases East India Cas-,
ds TOT DIT II '''' " 25 Main cor Mechanic a@R Street
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER Fresh
~ Ground best quality, for sale in any quantity at
my28 DIFF LEE sPRAGUE 4 CO.
90 LBS. ENGLISH OIL LAVEN.
ar1 DER extra nice for Gt sale by GEO R. SPUR
I ,AROOKAH'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
A. an excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Bronchitis
&c sold by GEO. r. SPUR, 2Ol Main street.
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS. A large
W assortment OF Fluid Extracts, Senna Rhubarb
Jalap, &e for sale by GEO r. sPuRR dtf DIS
Essential OILS.-A large stock Of
Ola ss ST o s sa
GROUND BONE-A Superio Fer rtil-
myl gu vi sad dffF LEE sPRAGUE 4 co.
90 000 CIGARS, of very choice
| ~O1OOO brands at GEO. r. SPURRS, No. 2Ol
Man street. du 81
DURE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS
prime lot; for sale by =. W. VAIL, No. Faggs
WINDOW SHADES.-Just received
window Shades-some beautiful designs, very ri ek.
ap2O diff L. W VAIL, No Flaggs Block
MRS. WILSON'S HAIR REGENER.
4xA AToR-The best thing in use for making the hair
GEO r. HARLOW. Apothecary, successor 10 chas
carke) cor Main and Pleasant streets
nUNBAR'S FLUID MAGNESIA-A
~ convenien, and useful preparation for Heartburn,
sale Si By '''' 'S GEO. H. sPuRR, 2Oi Main St
CARDAMON SEEDS.-50lb.s. very fine
"AhADAA oA''D doE r sFuER sSI Main street
lust RECEIVED, 5 Gross Mrs. WI.
- SONS HAIR REGENERAToR \ HAIR DRESS.
GEO 4 sPURR 2ol Main street df jel9
TRUSSES, TRUSSES.--A large assert
h ment Of Marsh Trusses and supporters for sale by
ID. SCOTT,
diff 25l Main, cor. Mechanic street.
THAYER'S FLUID EXTRACTS "A
II large assortmen,just received by
d. SCOTT,
Do DIFF 2j Main, cor. Mechanic street.
CARRIAGES Eight new Carryalls Of
~ different patterns and arrangement, for family or
! livery stable use will be sold cheap by
| A. T0LMAN n CO..
! ty3l diff Exchange street. Worcester
| WRAPPING PAPER 800 Reams Of
" Mnnilln $50 reams White Tea or Shoe paper va
"ov" sizes, thick and thin, Tor sale bv
WIN. o. SWEET
off 1856 Main street
Oh LBS. OIL SASSAFRAS, pure and
nsSh' Tor sale by GEO. Il. sPURR. du jels
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These Stoves entirely portable may be used in any
room, require no pipe. make smoke dust or heat
or yapor SMELL OF any kind whatever entirely safe
and simple that child manage them The fires
can be ignited or eXtinguished in ent.
We ask the attention of the public this new and
wonderful invention which is only to be found in Wor
cester, at 23l Main street. JONA CARY 81 co
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WESTERN RAILROAD

Isd5saE517sss557 WESTERN RAILROAD
e fs.sz5zzzss=.s5a U1hAER ARRANGEAENTS.-
E2-DAY, April 9, ls60.-New York, Albany
wa eaye Worcester for Albany Troy Hudson and the
For New York and Albany, (exp) 1925 a. NJ 43O D. IN
For Springfield an Express Freight Train with passen
ger car attached, at II a. m.
Tickets may be secured the Ticket Offices to all the
prhcal citles and towns in the West and Southwest
r. RaiT0dd CoaRecit0RS.-At Albany with the New York
central Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with the
NeW AOrk and Harlem, and hudson and Boston, Al
state Line with the HOusatonc. At Ptsfeld with the
North Adams and Stockbrdge. At Westfeld with the
hampshire and Ilampden At Springfield with the Hart
iord ana New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
Al Iamer with the New London and Amherst.
HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
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NK r. X CLAKKES COUGH SYR-
~ uP-Preparcd by Dr. Clarke Sharon Mass ana
for sale by GEO. =. HARLOW, (successor TO t,has
ClarkcD 242 Main corner Pleasant street. ~"'''
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TARTARlC ACID, by the Case, for sale
= atGEo. II. sPuRRs, 2Ol Main street dtf jals
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Meoicines.

ANARCHISTS AND MARSHALL'S
~ UTERINE CATHoLICoN, for sale by GEO r
SPURR, 30 Main street.
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7s5ss5a56s----==q WORCESTER& NASHUA
a. NORWICH AND WOR-

Ts5ssa5a57s55aEH NORWICH AND WOR
Es s-s-==.sass59 CESrER CE.-The
=-2Ss-- Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
nork Inc via Long Island Sound, will resume their trims
leaving New York on WEDNESDAY January llth, at
STEAMBOATTRAINw will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, JANUARY 18th, at o'clock D. m and continue tn
run as heretofore. =. ST. Nj, A NDRFWS Ennft
Norwich, January 10th, 1850 diff iaI2
Tsasssz577s5557a PROVIDENCE & WOR-
e4s.5-zs.5.zs.5s.=a CESTER RAILROAD - Summer Ar
June II, 1860. ~ "a O''i'4 a.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
ana way stations, at LOG ant ll.3G a H. and 400 D. M
providence for Worcester and way stations al 20 and
H. a. M, and 4.2O .. m. = ~ w
- Providence and UXbridgc SPECIAL TRAIN leaves
ITnViuence at 100 p m. Leave UXbrdge at 545 a. M
ALLEY Fails Trains leave Providence at $50 7.3O,
SJu; iu5O LIS, a. m, 1900 M, l30, $50, $3.50
q go 55O $50, 40 500 p. m.
Leave valley Fails at 625, co. 500 S.!S:s 1000 HOO
a. M and LOO, 1.;s5 200, 300, 4G1, sos, SOS and
those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
ne Norct ster trains connect Mt Providence with
steamer Perry 10 and from Newport morning and even
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
COMMONWEALTH to and from New York via Stonington
Al worcester junction with Trains to and from the
western, worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor-
cesieT Boston ana Worcester, and Worcester and Nor
witch Railroads. w "
through tickets 70 all important points at the West
9i oe oDtaned at the office of the Company, i'm Provi.
dehce, at as low rates as by any other route.
,, 5. II. TABOR, Sup't
PROVIDENCE, June5 1860. DIFF icI4
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Fitted Trunk, Vase, Chest, Drawer and Door Locks
and Repairing done at Short notice.
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K e Y S

Solid Leather, Fancy, Packing, Common. and Ladies'
hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

A BTrTER CHANCE THAN EVERGLADES, AND
~ EenMenen have great demand Tor cas-, .a Lan,ns
ir the western market also for Furniture epes every.
ac guarantee 70 the fun cash prce o' ne soovc
named articles and humoug a. Done ~ on.f gre%s
and asa prrrnders M and be con sincet 20
sssfa~pn address Harris l,s syvertn Nrn.r Tween
Harrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

NJ B-wuo Has NoT HEANp or TIKI Csf.EHKAr
IN 81 Madame PREMSTfs. Shs has ben consulted 5y
thousands 10 ms and other cas WITH entire ssssoa, So
feels coudd-u she has e She teia fu'nrs
vreqr hnsrr nd sc that % tarys yor the
give call .; &l Thirc Avenue twenty ess nr.s
ladies st.s gente-nen 81.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YorNG MAN. ~ RESPECT BILE AND THRIr.
N business also having OF elral 10 zen
thousand dollars year Il desruus q: making the aslusut
OF young lady Of prcpossessing appearance with
view 70 ma,rInony. MONEY o. hl he Of loving
disposition Please address Ciar,nce. Herald oice
YOUNG NAN or AMiABLE DISPOSITION, FOR.
N aud position DESTROYS OF mskug the Acquaintance
OF lady endowed with proper o beauty inte
le; with view 20 ma noay uus, ~ fond enough of
ty lie there egb months o. year Address FOR
thiee days r. kAvnuagh, oysser Bay Lolt Island
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$40 000 -PARTNEa WANTED sI IN 4 WILL . IS,
aaion nbove capital could be largely increas.
Ell oing wbo speaks spanish and capable of taking.
charge 81 financial Affairs preferred AGi Becher
Herald Office.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENrs.

rs pTNASpr-PorE SOONER DErx JsUNEs ~.
e1a tor oare,Sre parlsui bien i Frasca e. vds' se
renare ule oars - onvrlgsa legNe re "a ma4soa "a
AsTROLoGY
A BONA FTpE AsrRoJoGlsr, THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend o. MADAM WILSON, wbo tells me o..
wsoa ,hs sres.e. ss.ocs !, ,h,s was Ea1. sac
n. events ~ your whslc ne der ess ace ~ t,s hst
5ey surprise every has coUspis her. soae ay
no,Ars sui wis, reeac satls % phiospser Al Should
hiss been fa cae's twenty 90 SAND
dollars wari 70 anv 3ae who csn ai her n ~ oye c
mage charms whkh oerSn 10 their eject. Truly
Sns ss street. 90 s.Ne nv So ,a,s Een ~
full, Ter ladies' snd gentlemen g. eeais.
A sToSIsHfSG -napANs MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter born wth cau and Gift % Foresight tells bow
very thoughts Pee Is ceas aa oilers SOC soSyis 10 al
not admitted.
MADAME IA MARS rae xcsr POPULAR AND
i eed star IN asirongy she receives crowded rcons Of
issaooe enpehy 70 hesr he revelation ' her propaey
g. celate their future al Ioi Bowery near dn-tn
zee. 70 70 sOcsnis
MADAME LEANDER LENT. SEVENTH DAUGHTER
W Csn De consulted about Love NNrrsec. Atseu tis,is
ssutemen ~ e-os Causes speedy marriage gives lucky
nunleers.
N Bxwuo HA sv soI HEAsp q Tx csl.EnKAr.
thousand. 70 ais and other caes VIII entire ssscoa,
fefs confident she has 20 she tes ne OF frs
vreor hnsnsn I'd, abe that % tasys yor the ,rA
give cal sl third sr6ue Tweus sss nr.ss
ladies sc.s gentie-uen 81.
pxAb THIS A rHRySotosTsr AND .sraoLosIsr
cs .sss s " ws Gs sfS "sG eS s, % &c
the only lady IN tbs city who uthfly tvee arcr CO..
ming losses ls~suts shsens friends csrrt.
al r. marriage health wealth ard who will ~ris4n druuk en-
ard unfHfh1l hrsbsnis. Mss VI h- only person IN his
city who ss the genuine R.usn arabian snd ySpsaes. tar
ne. Delay consult astura AS essd snd
hts tfu Young sdy Lucky numbers Highly r~anst
abe oy roisrc1vcs setn n her ci
svenue, opposite tSlgh street,
lo1 eFANn srEEsr. NEAR BOwnRr-vAr1vg
Ls1l NIDuFR -'nrNoyaut ard riitet Spanish ADV mr.
wells ne ny 'er n futfy I've rrsEe atsut friends
grsness freerrlas ireH nos 10 sN fYr4ae tes htfy
rrrtnrs rFupss'Y 81 ~ slg'ep A..
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rrur srFrsr WAY FOR LADIES AsD GEyrrryr,S<
a ge fair price for csst on Cioh ar farrlr- Carrss
srs nat n hnnhurred b. rreat ouA note Nv
r. 10 l5s seventh which VIII be yurcinAgy a,,eDe
h ~ J. ANHALf Ladies attended BY Mra A.
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ON DFMASDF-PoCE SOONER DErx JguNEs ~.
~ fans de concert Avec ler m,re) elnes peFsoane
bon csrscitre paraui heu 70 Fraucas vou4af 81
eudre title dars lee orvrlgcsa ltgule re "a
iiesser No les 22me 7ne 81 stnc Avenpes
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RISES, CAKRIAGEs- .Sc-

A FAMILY CARRIAGE, BUIIT ~ MINOR A syyys,
N cost s675 used but Eve six times Ia perfec. ord
and wiz be sold fer s425. Also business or n,sas
Gig built to order price sl40 be seen at The rnon
bes a. A. q. PotHEMUS. n Grand sTes.
Grar1 etraat f.r-e Il
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7 VIII, GIVE THE BEST PRlcE foE LADIES' AND
l tept,soaen,s cas off cohtng and furnnre uny na~
stssf as sevsnh avenue. send noe through Post oacs
A pucss LADIES' attended BY Mrs ID.
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CLOTHING.

4 DETER CHANCE fos LADIES' AND GhNrLsMsf
"A their OF Clothing into cash sni hum
bug The hiresi paid Tor Carpets Funure and Jew
sirv Cs address l3f seventh avenu. between Nine
teerth ard Twentieth ladies' attended 10 bv Mr.
No busiueSe transacted Oh Saturdays
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MEDICAL.

A
ins. The ee- wors IOr he poa srol.s2a I
ss, y sd by lhs sa;bor 4 aae ssosae srsv sesoaa
fssisu. . ,ss osss rom ~ ss' Il % " "
nR II. A. BARROW. 10. BI.sEexEE STREET rous
4 n, sso, =. S1 a n1s9g Hes xG,s my be ''a'ae "
rs cosBrTT; GRADUATE OF TIlE UNIVERSITY OF
% .en,rs and Chambers streets ocnstaapus icu "
DocToa HUNTER cas- 90. CONSULTED Al ms or.
=. n i.s- open from a. n. u-' 10 aoss a.eSt Us
rev nede WIRE tes .sae heeueu ,os pases 100 c'orsl
lrsrch Gerrsn M lnesh rsasdiss r~s 81 csais ~.
ehsF'eF 90 n- 'ors debility alone q worth .a- man'y
he. WARD CAS- BE CONSULTED p,rLY Ar Ills
~ ,oa,ce - b,oadNay sd9inias Nalscks her-, f,9n
JAN %. 20 2 "
DR, 2. coEsrTr .H.s REMOVED FROM 10
IL lusne stree, % W " terfre sreu between Chsrser.
IA member q tie New YORK Cui,eni,y Medic. college.
See Ais d'rou,a % ms oa'ce
Ds, COOPER Is DUANE STREET, NENsrR or Tx
eoes'isd csiy At MS ~ iron STA hs nsrulas unu IA
DE- SSN ~ c 9.tcE .. ao s- S ro ASp TILL
~ 81 sdrie-' NstIca ldsssr and Marriage srtie' ,oh
s ssS ever ~ sss S. s Ssso s s 10 sa oss
flysesa snd surgeon e.7 Rtosd~as Nes YORK sarsL
sr sss ssp ' s Ss s y STUDY.
snl sundays excepted fhse anecit with nervousness ee
billy local and general who desire knowieize of he
hssi rchss slui Te,i 10 This work ao
lrcais fuy another csss q dseases This Interesting
hork should he in The hanfs - sipt
kaowietre ~ have snFh fpr w vain Naei tree ~
HI. q. LAWRENCE. No Nesey street, ksior House.
INPORTANI TO ROTH SENS MARRIED AND
\ sinxleAficec cure yourself Treas Diseases and
desirable infufmafir
nsaeut cure. kuhor THON tS WARD Doctor ~ Medicine
IRON the University Of EdnOarS oaiee as B'oadSay
I,soFvssoR REsrErr ic CHAMBERS srPrrr c1v
b ocrsui;st - usual, o. BY letter. Address bon $50
Pcst nloe. new York.
TIER LADIES MEDICAL COMPANION NNn DOMESTIC
fcry-A book especially .mpnr.sut % ne married
I'D tb1se contemplating riarrage by THOMAS NARD W
~ oEce fs3 Brusdway ad.uiniu~ Wela-ts th,1s-e ~.
r''rs D,rr M consultation rom a. ~ ts1nP NJ INV
ietiasri ~ ei'er. ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-An intelligent
gentleman writes us from St. Ignatius Col
lege, and sends US the following recipe for
the cure of hydrophobia, which be extracted
from an Italian periodical entitled L'Ar-
monid, as published on the oath of July,
1856. That Journal says
A paper, entitled the Mariaurrder, pub
lished in Western Russia, contains the follow.
ing cure for hydrophobia 1t was secret in
the family of Thomer of Stolp, and became
famous from the fact that all who had been
bitten by rabid dogs and used it, were cure
of the terrible maady. The confidence in
this remedy became so great that in all the
country no fears were afterward entertained
from the bite of a rabid dog The family of
Thormer would not make public the receipt
for any recompense, but obstinately kept it a
profound secret and even withstood the
stringent demands of the Government
Finally, Mr.. Thormer communicated the Sc
cret to two friends, who had it published
The receipt consists of two Iotti of prepared
oyster shells. The Austrian lotti is the thirty
second part ofa pound, and consequently two
totti make the sixteenth of pound. Two
Iotti of gentian; one lotto of red waters, and
half lotto of gum myrh. Puverize and mix
the whole well together and give the invalid
lor Chree successive dAy rs Huch as VIII De
held upon the point of a table knife times
day; afterward, give him warm beer to
drink, until profuse perspiration ensues.
The above is the receipt sent to us in Italian
and translated for the benefit of all who may
deem it worthy Of their attention. In Calf
fornia, we believe, there has been no case of
hydrophObia, properly SO called but the
time may arrive when this most distressing
of maladies may become as common here as
in some other countries. We commend the
above receipt to the attention of the medical
faculty.-S r. Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24
Daily 9atianaI 1tmotrat.
The Massacres in Syria.

Additional details OF the horrid massacre
of native Christians 10y native Mohammedans
are published. Letters written from Beyroot,
dated June 23d, inform us that the state of
that poor country beggars description. The
large towns of Zahleh and Dier ell Kamer
have been put to the sword, and thousands of
dead bodies lie exposed to the jaekals and
hyenas IN the town of Qiu el Kamer. mum
pering several thousand inhabitants, all the
men were deliberately slaughtered, after
having given up their arms to the Turkish
authorities. The Turks after disarmiuc them
turned them over to the Druses, who put
them to the sword, aided by the Turkish sol.
diery. AS yet, the town of Beyroot had not
been attacked, but Moslems there were in
arms. and the Christians trembling for safety.
The Moslems were rushing about the town
crying, "this is the time to kill Christians.
and their women and children were rushing
about the streets, shouting, may God cut off
the Christians" Demascus had only been
preserved from destruction by the efforts of
NPP i"HOua Ao'utl +Nduh WHO organized an
efficient corps which patroled the city night
and day.
The Paris Journal des Debats publishes
letter from Rev. Father Rousseau. of the
Jesuit Mission in Syria. The details which
he furnishes and written on the SPOT. are
snys on exchange, "heartrending and fright
full The Vicar General of the Beyroot dis
trict had been cut into four pieces, with his
brother and sister, and their remains thrown
to the dogs. The Turks, he says, rejoice in
such sights and say: "See here, these Chris
tians and their priests, is it not natural that
the dogs, their equals, should make a good
meal of them?" The stencil of the dead bodies
oil around, under the excessive heat, is des-
scribed as insupportable. Twelve hundred
Christians of Gazne were surrounded in a
wood by the Druses, and murdered and burnt.
woman met by one of these savages, with
her three children, was made to set down
while he slaughtered her infants on her lap!
A Maronite cure, with five young children,
was cut to pieces himself and the children
torn limb from limb. The whole country is
Tavaged by fire and sword and hundreds are
perishing of want in the woods and noun
taius. we have collected more than five
hundred children the same letter says, all
of them now orphans
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

CASHMERE GoATs IN FLoRiDA.-The Apa-
laehicola Sentinel says R. j. Floyd, of APP
alachicola, has presented us with fleece
from a Cashmere goat, raised on st. Vincent
Island, on the coast of Florida. We have
never seen anything of the kind to approach
1T, in the softness, tineness and beauty of its
fiber. Some of the strands measure sixteen
inches in length and are as fine as the finest
silk. 1t has more the appearance of the fine
clear Sea Island cotton than any wool we
have seen. Floyd informs us that he has
quite number of ehese goats, and he thin ks
they will do well on the coast Of Florida
The experiment he is trying is well worthy
of the consideration of those who feel interes.
ted in what may become a new article of
product in our fair land of flowers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

FOREIGN MINER's TAX AND THE FRENCH
ClTIzENs.-The committee of nine members,
who were appointed several weeks ago at
meeting of French citizens, for the purpose of
adopting measures for legally testing the
Foreign Miners Tax Law, are now at work
arranging with distinguished counsel to
have case made during the coming month.
Meantime, the committee. consisting of
Messrs. Phoebe, Delafonte, Tonchard, Leroy
Auger, Lazard, Abel Guy. Davidson and Mi
bella, are corresponding with the miners and
with clubs formed for the same purpose in
the interior. They have as we understand,
already selected counsel and appointed a
treasurer to receive all subscriptions. A
meeting is to be called every three months.
This is the proper way to get at the root of
this troublesome topic. Angry articles in the
papers only breed i'll feeling and produce no
satisfactory result The case may be got
before the Supreme Court next Spring, where
it will be decided, and SO all contention be
termiuated.-1Ha.