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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

MERITED GIFT.-The departure from Wor.
cester of the pastor of the Uniyersalist church,
Rev. j. G. Adams, who has lately accepted an
invitation to take charge of the second Uni
yersalist church in Providence, is a matter of
regret alike to the members Of the society over
which he has been most faithful pastor, and
to those who, knowing him in other connee.
tons, have found him always a trustworthy
citizen and friend. Previous to the departure
of his family, the ladies of the church present
ed Mrs. Adams with very elegant silver sal
yer with goblets-each piece of finest work
manship-in token of appreciation 0. her con
slant interest in their welfare. The gift has
been richly merited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

CoLDBRooK.-The celebration of the fourth
in Co.dbrook was conducted under the aus
pieces of the Worcester West Temperance AL
lance The music was furnished by the Barre
Cornet Band Geo M. Buttricll was the pres
ident, and Thomas NJ Brown of Boston the
orator of the day. Speeches were made at
the tables by Rev Messrs, Denham and Park
hurst OF Barre, Mr.. Russell. of Oakham.
Messrs j. NJ. Gorham, j. Henry Goddard,
John G. Crawford, and Moses Mandell of
Barre, and many others, in response to appro-
pirate sentiments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

age, and has been married thirteen years
The heard is thick, dark, and coarse, and does
not extend to the upper lip or neck
a late number of the Star Gazette (Texasl
announces the death of the Rev. Theodore
Parker to its readers in the following way
Theodore Parker has gone glimmeripg to his
satanic majesty"
The Minnesota and Pacific, and the Transit
railroads, were sold at public auction at St.
Paul, by the governor of Minnesota, on Satur-
day, the 23d. They were bid in for the state
at $1,000 each. The validity of the sale will
probably be tested before the supreme court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINEs.-A trial of Moving Ma
chimes for the qualification Of farmers this and neigh
boring towns, took place Mr. Prosss lot west of the
Adams Hotel. yesterday. The exhibition Qu itcan
interesting affair." especially the farmers, several hun
pred of whom present The field selected per-
iecty fitted for the trial the ground lying well and grow
ny heavy and uXurian grass. All the machines work
ed well, and by the dynamometer indi-
cate the draft About dozen machines were on the
ground and worked follows:
Too Horse M1chnes.-" Russell's," length of cut a
feet: draft, $50 lbs.
buckeye length of cut, # IN; draft, 325 TBS
improved "Ketchum's." from Worcester, length of
cut, ~ feet; draft, 2T5 lbs.
'Dantorth - length of cut feet; craft 325 lbs
TBS '' ''"''' ''
Krby's length of cut 8 # i'm: drnft an0 lbs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

BOLD ROBBERY IN CLNToN.-The ticket
office at the station in Clinton was entered
Tuesday afternoon, while the agent was at
supper, some person having broken pane of
yer. During the time of the absence of Mr..
Knight, which did not exceed half an hour,
there were men loading lumber within few
rods Of the building, and others within short
distance Mr.. Knight has offered reward of
$25 for the detection of the thief
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Picnic mt Sterling junction.

The people of Fitchburg, interested in Sun
day schools, several hundred il. number, made
an excursion to Sterling junction, Friday
where the day was spent in very agreeable
and happy manner. The old people rejoiced
in the sight of their children, and the children
were merry as the morning larks. The divine
blessing was invoked at noon, by Rev j. IL.
Twombly of Worcester when the gathering
were abundantly supplied with refreshments,
and gave themselves up to the enjOyments Of
the day. In the afternoon, the president, Geo
f. Towne, Esq, made a very fine opening adj
dress, and was followed by Rev. Mr.. Brooks
of the Baptist society, Rev. Elnathan Davis,
Trinitarian, Rev Mr. Weaver, Universalist,
Rev. Mr. Tilden, Unitarian, Deacon ThurstOn
flor thirty-fve years superintendent of sabbath
schools), Rev. Mr.. Loud, Methodist, Rev.
Mr.. Cleaver, Baptist, and others. The
little daughter of Rev Mr.. Loud recited, in
touching manner the sweet verses entitled
"rhe Dying Child Other little girls did
nobly. The addresses were inerSpersed with
music from q select choir, under the direction
of Messrs Prescott and Merriam. The occa-
sion was altogether very happy one, and
will not fail of salutary results. We would
not forget to mention the courtesy OF Mr.. Lo-
ring, depot master at the junction, who always
contributes so much to the enjoyment of Wis,
itors to this charming grove.
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At Market 800 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores POO Sheep and
Lambs and 260 Swine.
BEEF -Prices-EXtra 5000 first quality 81 90;
second quality, 81 a SIS; third quality, s575.
WORKING OXEN-kone.
Mich C0ws-Sll a Al: common. SlS a Is.
VEAL CALyEs-S3. 4, a 5.
STORES IearlugS none; Two years old, Sl7 a 23;
Three years old, S24 a. g.
IIIDEs-61 a 7c rs b; Calf Skins-ll q l3c a ID.
TALLow- Sales AT a &c a h.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl.25 a Is; extra. 50, 3, a A.
PELTs-5Oc a Sl.15 each
SwINE-Stores. g a &c; retail, a lOc.
Remarks Market quite thinv attended prices about
the same last week. very little good beef in market
Sheep and Lambs dull.
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Wc ihinl, We are


We think we are justified in saving tha1 no e;,,
re0iedy5or Lirer Complaint has gained so dcsoryi,
the reputation now enjoyed by Dr. MLane's { eJob,'
Lirer PMS, prepared by Fleming Bros, PITTSBURGH 4,
an evidence that they will cure, read the following Gov
tticate from lady residing in our own city:
NEW YORK, January, %, ls59
This is to certify that have had the liver comnIi
for six years, and never could get any medicine f. holm
me until commenced Using Lr JfLane's Celebrate,
Lirer Pills prepared by Fleming Bros can nov, sa
to the public, that they have completely cured me- and
d" hereby recommend them to all persons afflicted with
a diseased Liver They wH cure you. TRY Them
MARY EVANS, No. SO Lewis street
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M'LANF.s
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FI.ENr.
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA. There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public Dr
AfLanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated vero
ugc, be had at all respectable drugstorcs Non,
genuine Without the signature Of FLEMING BROS
Jy4 dbt&Wl l45l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
,rhe ssremt IndInn Remedy for Female.

DR. MATTIsON's INDIAN EMMENAGoGuE
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
Known OF any thing else OF the kind is prepared from
Indian plant used by the natives the same purpose
IRON time mnemoral, and now for the first time offered
to the public TO Married Ladies it will be found of the
greatest value it will bring on the Monthly Sickness
in cases Of obstruction after all other remedies have
been tried in vain This may incredible but cure
is guaranteed in all cases. the price will be refunded
W P0rey Cegetd6te, containing nothing III the least
injurious TO hedtth and perfectly safe at ali times
gB Put up in two ounce bottles, with full directions
for using and sent by express secure from observation
to all parts of the country -'
sold ONLY at DIR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL IN
r. Tor Special Diseases No. IS Union st. Provi-
va SENT FREE by enclosing stamp as above, a
PahlpheI on irlvate and Chronic Maladies generally;
also, CIRCULARS giving full information with the most
undoubted references and testimonials without which,
no advertising physician medicine Of this kind is de-
serving of any confidence whatever
~ orders by mail promptly attended to- See adver-
iselhcht III ms paper. dcod&wtf mch2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

SYMPATHY OF THE BODY WITH AN AM
PUTATED MEMBER.-At Towers Hill, in
Lanesborough, on Tuesday, young man
named Jerry Swan, was caught by the arm in
some machinery, and the limb was so badly
broken and mangled that immediate amputa-
ton was necessary. This was successfully
performed, but according to the Pittsfeld
Eagle, Mr.. Swans connection with the dis.
severed limb did not cease with the operation:
"On recovering from the stupor produced
by the use of chloroform Mr.. Swan still COM
planned sorely of an aching hand. Late in the
evening his distress became very great, and
he insisted that his hand was cramped by be-
ing doubled up. The limb had been placed in
a small box and buried. His attendants dug
it up and Strengthened the hand, and he was
soon easier. This morning the limb was again
buried. But he soon complained Of sensa-
ton of cold and great pain in it. 1t was ac-
cordingly taken up again, wrapped up, and de-
posted in tomb, since which he is again re-
lieved. What does this mean! Is it all i'm
agination? If this instance were a solitary
one, we might think so, But there are so
many similar well attested cases on record,
that we can only shake our heads and say,
There are more things in heaven and earth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

CHARLES SUMNER IN WoRCEsTER-At
meeting of the colored citizens of Worcester,
held June %, 1860, to express their apprecia.
ton of the course Of Hon. Charles Sumner in
the United States senate, the following resolu-
tions were offered by VIM. Brown, and unani-
mously adopted =
Resolved, That the recent speech of the Hon
Charles Sumner, on the bill for the admission of
Kansas as free state is but another evidence OF his
noble principles, which lead him to defend the
rights OF humanity for which lie has ever labored
and suffered.
Resolved, That appreciate the more the princi
pies he prOmugates, for their universally for with
the same voice, with the same hand he loosens the
shackes of barbarism from the white man, and the
shackles OF slavery from the black man. extending
his right hand of broherly love to the barbarian,
aud eleVatng the down'trodden and oppressed Atri-
Resolved, That we heartily cooperate with the col
ored citizens of Massachusetts in any appropriate
manifestation they may propose as an expression of
our esteem for the II ON Charles Sumner for his I'M
surpassed defence ofthe rights OF Humanity, deliver
ed in the United States senate the 4th of June,
1860
Resolved, That it is the duty of the coored citi-
zens OF Massachusetts to subscribe for testimonial
to be presented to the Hon Charles Sumner a to-
ken OF their appreciation of his labors in behalf OF
oppressed humanity.
1t was also voted that copy Of the above
resolutions be sent to the Hon Charles Sum-
ner, and, for publication, to the Worcester
Spy" and the "Anglo African" of New York.
The secretary was instructed to forward copy
of the resolutions TO the Hon. Charles Sumner
as token of their appreciation of his course in
the United States senate, and of their esteem
for him as noble champion of freedom and an
able defender of the rights of man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

To Purchasers of neutrality-suspicious. atten
ton is called to examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which, for style, make fnish is second
to Custom work in the city
Garments made order in the best manner at shor,
notice.
Just bear mind that can fird better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper than any other store in
the city. d. II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner Main and Front street,
ap2O diff Opnosite CITY Han
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

HIDES 60 a &c. n ID. Tallow a SIC. AZ TO-
PELrs- 80 a Sl,75 each Calf Skins ii "a lSc az H.
Veal Cavcs-S3,00 a 500
There were 0 cars the Eastern Railroad SIS over
the Boston and Lowell, and As over the Fchburg
Remarks The supply of cattle not large but suf-
hcient for the demand; prices last week. Old
Sheepdull sales at low figures. Good lambs sold well
at an advance last week, but those of poor quality
which there large number, sold hard ut decline
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

johnson, when some fifty Breckenridge men
withdrew, and measures were adopted for
another convention. So they go.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

The TALLEsT MAN IN FRANcE.-The tall.
est man in France has just expired, near Rou.
Ell, at the age OF II, being M. Charles Cruel
d'lndreville of Nesle, Normandy, who founded,
and for many years carried on, some extensive
glassworks at that place. His stature was
nearly feet inches English, and his body
was stout in proportion In early life he en-
tered the imperial army as private soldier.
but soon gained the rank of sub-lieutenant'
lie was present in the battles of Wagram and
Moscow. AT one time he was a prisoner of
war and having fallen ill., was sent to the hos.
pitaI of konigsberg. This hospital was racked
by the Russians, and M. Cruel was thrown out
into tbs street, and he passed whole night in
.he snow with scarcely any covering. He.
however, recovered, and returned to France.
us glaSsworks were OF such Importance that
Mng LOUIS Philippe several times visited
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LUNENBURG.- William, son Of John How
ard, Esq, of Lunenburg, had his right hand
blown to pieces on the morning of the fourth,
by the explosion of gun. The gun burst
into fragments, and every finger of the hand
was lost
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

FATAL AcoIDENr.-On the morning of the
4th inst, as Mr.. Job Buxton was unloading
some logs, at Farnumsyille one OF them struck
him on the head, killing him instantly. Mr..
Buxton was formerly resident of Skaters.
vile. So says the Woonsocket Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

George Sessions. FURNISHING UNpERrAKERAN AND
CoFFN WAREHOUSE -Cofins, Baskets, Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description always on
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of all
sizes
Every thing connected with the management funerals
promptly attended to- No A. Front street, residence on
Front street Worcester, Mass dawtf
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PERsoNAL.-John Chase, Esq, for several
years engaged in running the largest mill in
Burriville, R. l., has removed to Webster,
where he is to engage in manufacturing.
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REMoYAL.-M. f.. Shattuck has removed from Lincoln
House Block, to the Store s87 Main Street, Pipers
Block and invites his friends and customers to call and
see him in his new aud more spacious quarters, where
may always be found superior stock of tobacco and
the best Havana and Principe cigars. dit jy7
HArcn's SALooN.-H. A. Hatch Nos ! and Pincr s
Block maintains well the reputation he long since ac-
qured in Boston, first class caterer In his connie
deous quarters he has always on hand fresh and mex
haustibe supply of choice eatabes of every kind in
Guiding the latest dccacies of the season You will al
ways find Hatch on hand ready to accommodate you
with any thing you ask for in trice. His chowders to-
night VIII be superb.
GREAT TIMES AT THE EXCHANGE SALooN.-The Dor
mans, at the Central Exchange under the Post Office
have completed ample provision for an extraordinary
supply OF eatables for tho crowd, to-day They well
understand every crook and turn necessary constitute
an adept in their line of business and declare themselves
in constant readiness wait upon any and all who may
give them call, any time, come they slngy or all to-
gether The ladies' entrance through the Post Office
Hall Come one, all, and have good time to-day
Remember their cbowders &c, tonight.
THE GLORIOUS FoURTn' has come and 6 one, but
Messrs. SPUR d PRIEST, at the corner of Main and
Foster streets, have made entire replenisent
terials for accommodating the crowd their spacious
quarters, notwithstanding the extraordinary draught
made upon them Wednesday. They have laid in an
unusual store of everything needed for capital dinner
or other meal and the particular attention OF the
CRY and needy is called to their excellent bill of fare for
to-day This evening, you have there another series
their magnificent CAOwders &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

Isuy me, and III do you GOOd.'-CLEANsE THE
SYSTEM IURIFY TIE BLoOD.-The best Spring and SUM
mer Medicine in the World is DR.. LANtiLl5Y'S ROOT
AND HERB BIIIERS, composed of Sarsaparilla Wild
GherrY, Yellow Dock. Priclly Ash Thuroughworth
compounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
most standard, popular reliable medicine ever dis
covered ior the cure OF Liver Complaints all their at
ero blood skin; all Bilious Diseases and Foul SION
ach dyspepsia Costiveness; Female Weakness; and
every disease arising from indigestion HABITS
ofle; Headache; Dizziness; Piles; Heartburn; Pains
IN the SIDE Bowels or Back; Fatulcncy; Loss Of Appe
tte, ana every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
0fthe Blood Diseased Liver, Dsordered stomach to
which every person more oress subject this climate
me enect OF TINS medicine is most wOnderful-t acts all
rccuy upon the bowels and blood, by removing ali OBJ
suuGllons from the Internal organs stimulating them
mo healtny action, renovatng the fomtai Of c pur
iynS the blood cleansing it from all humors and cans.
ny 70 10 course anew through every part of the body:
restorlns the invalid 10 health and usefulness
ony 20 ana Scents per bottle. Sold BY Dealers in
Me3lclle every where Orders addressed to j. O. LANG
LEI or GEO. G. GOODWIN IL CO., Boston,
mill dGeoN6u '
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The first nine" of the Excelsior Base Rail
Elmo OF Brooklyn, who have reduced base
Dall to science, and pay their "pitcher" sal.
AIRY OF 5000 year. are travelling westward
beating the country clubs along the route. A
DAY or two ago they beat the champion club
OF Albany to the tune of to1.
AT Queen Victoria's evee on the both of
June, Mr.. Dallas presented Robert c. Win.
throp of Boston, and Major j G.. Barnard of
the corps of engineers, IT, S. A. Almost all
the foreign ministers were present on the occa
SION, including the colored envoy from Hayti
and his secretary. About 40 persons were
presented.
Mrs Margaret Poacher of Madison, Michi
gan, made $50 pounds o. butter and $50
pounds OF cheese last season. In addition to
her great merits MS a dairy woman, the local
journal remarks that Mrs. Poacher has no
middle name and is n very estimablc lady.
The Maysyille Ky Eagle says that full
beard has grown ON the face OF Mrs Lucinda
,. Stamford Of Peterborough, Ky, since the
LIST OF September, 1859. She is 81 years Of
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Charles, son of Eli Goodrich of Branford
aged about ~ years, was drowned on Satur.
day, both ult., while bathing in the Sound.
!here were other boys bathing at the same
Tune, one of whom, an Irish lad, made a daring
but Intellectual struggle to save him.
The wife OF Max Machol, a German resident
III New Haven, died few days since, and was
Immediately buried. The circumstances ex-
cited suspicion, the body was exhumed by the
neighbors, and the husband arrested to await
the result OF an examination.
Charles Scott, a colored lad in New Haven.
was badly wounded by the accidental dis.
charge of revolving pistol 1t was supposed
that all the barrels had been discharged, when
once SCOTS companions, in handling the pis.
tol' uhsusplclously discharged the contents of
chamber which WAS still loaded Scott re-
celyed the charge in his right breast.
Mrs. swan, formerly of Hartford was lately
outraged and robbed by a man in disguise
while on visit in Huntsville, Texas. He
made an attempt to stab her, but the dagger
struck the steel bask of her corsets, and her
life was saved.
The first chime of bells introduced into
Connecticut has been placed upon the school
mouse OF Rev. Mr. Shears, in Dixwell Avenue
New Haven. 1t is proposed by the Trinity
church congregation to have sinlilar set
one gentleman obligatng himself to the
amount OF $500 towards the expense.
Inc newly invented rifle cannon which is
now being tried at Watch Hill, has been fired
slX times. The target (which is board fence
~ feet long and 10 feet high is six miles dis.
tant. The worSt shot which has been made
came within six feet of the centre of the tar
get; Inc cannon was invented by Gen. James
Oh hhode Island. 1t uses but twelve pounds
" powder each shot. So says the New Lon.
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GENfLEsr OF HER Sex. What did von
say was the principle of the Stcrcoscope
ALFRED ----.-Why, il makes two peonle
into one
BEST AND BRiGHrEsT (inocenuy. What A
delightful invention = Vanity Faf.
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ings in reading the advertisement of Dr. Bronson
BLOOD FOOD in another column: but think gratih-
cation predomnates; for, though regret
cbratcd coming forward, in appearance,
der the flag quackstha is by resortng to ad-
Versng,-yet take satisfaction also in knowing that
there Is reliable preparation before the people
that most melancholy and fatal disease Consumption,
and other organic complaints.
DIR. BRONSON is lecturer in Medical Colleges and
his success in his speciality has been wonderful that he
has consented at variance with he preudiccs every
regular practitioner make il known he is doing
Tor the benefit Of suffering humanity.
lie has secured for Agents, however firm whose
spectability separates entirely his preparations all
tingc of quackery. Messrs CHURCH AZ DUPONT his
sole managers they also for that invaluable
of preparations DIR. EAroNs INFANTILE CORDIAL If
mothers could know The great taken in putting mp
TINS artlclc-some idea of which they form by the
comparison of it with other article OF the kind
they would preier to anything that has been offered
them For our own part, if had child suffering
would not hesitate to administer this preparation know
ing that such druggists would not engage in any
thing that was not perfectly safe and efectuaQ quebec
gazette.
81 See advertisement. For sale by GEO. X. SPURR
Sole Agent, Worcester. d.Ewlm lei
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war. h4egg, DYER AND CLEANSER continues the bus
ness OF Cleansing, RedgeRg and ReDairinq Mems Appar-
ei a9 lso cleanses Ladies' Shawls Riding Dresses &c
ke-dNnig executed at from three . ten DAYS notice
ucleans at when the necessity or con-
Neuiencc OF customers requires it,
lie has increased his help and facilities to eet tho sd
lhGrease IN his business Office No. Pleasant street
W Every description OF FANCY DYEING executed in
Inc best MANNER at fair prices and with dispatch
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Agents, Agents. Agents.-5O0 Agents wanted
immediately, throughout the country, to sell Photo
graphs OF the Honorable gentlemen Lincoln Ham
lin Douglas, Johnson Bell Everett breckenridge, and
Lane, Republican, Democratic, and Uuon candidates
for President and Vice President the Uued States
Every man who takes an interes in politics
rect photograph of the candidates of their choice which
have obtained at great expense. and offer the
public Agents can make by selling from IS $40 per
day Inc great teld is open the business is honorable,
and the demand is enormous
Life and Public Services OF the candidates Song Books
Badges and Flags in fact all campaign documents
stantly on hand at the lowest wholesale prices Address
ii. p. ROBINSON General Agent
Depot No Walnut street, opposite Mechanics Hall,
Je3O d6t* Box 293 Worcester, Mass.