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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Rey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buel, formerly missionaries in Greece, but for the
last few years weapproyed and esteemed teachers
in Providence, r. l., announce that the autumn ses
sion of their school for young ladies will commence
on the 10th Of September next The conductors of
the school enjoy high and worthy reputation, and
the school itself has established fame for true and
honest culture. The particulars given in another
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

buy me, and I'll do you gOOd.'-CLEANsE TuE
system, pumfY THE BLOOD-1he best Spring and sum.
mer Medicine in the World is Or. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND liERB BITIEIS, composed of Sarsaparlla, Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock Prickly Ash, Thorouphworth
hnuohrD MandraSe Dandeon, &c, all of which are so
compounded as to act IN concert, and assist Nature In
eradcang diseases These BtteTs continue to be tine
covered Tor the cure Of Liver Complaints and their at
tcndantsi Jaundice in s worst forms; lumors; wheth
achi Dyspepslai Costyeness; Female Weakness and
every disease arising from or sedcn tary habits
oflite; lleadache; Dizziness; Piles Heartburn; Pains
~ the side Bowels or Back Flatuency Loss Of Appo.
ttc ana every kindred complaint arising for IMPURITIES
oithe Blood Diseased Liver Disordcrcd stomach Ia
which every person is orless subject In this climate
The effect of this medicine Is w0nderfu acts di
reeuy upon the bowels and blood, by removing ali oh
structons from the internal organs stimulating then,
into healthy action, rcnOvatng the fountain OF lin mr.
lying inc blood, cleansing II from all hum0rs and caus
g TO TO course anew through every part of the body
restoring the invalid to health ana usefulness ' =
only ~ and Jscents per bottle. Sold by Dealers I'm
MeHiclne every where Orders addressed TO j. o. LANG
LEY or GEO. G. GOODWIN ~ co, Boston "
mill dtcoy6n ''
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Truth No. 2.--That shall keep the best assort-
ment of House Keeping Goods to be found in this any
0ther CITY, and shall not be undersOd by any and every
body is expected TO call and examine my crOckery and
glass ware Examine both price and quality whether
ihey BUY or not, and see what great variety of goods
l sell to suit everybody.
N b. Cash paid for old carpets, beds, &c
ORSON \. HEATH,
Proprietor of the Poetical Exchange Bay State House
Block, 10 Exchange Street. my20 dtf
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-At a meeting of
the Rainbow division, No III, Sons of Tenn
| perance, last evening, the following officers
were duly elected for the ensuing quarter =
w. p L. T. Marble w. A., Henry VIM;
r. s., VIM. IL. Wood A. Il. S, JOS Long;
f. s., Ephraim Tucker T., J. b. Knox !;
Chaplain, Harrat j. Reynolds; G., George E.
Stearns A. c., S. S. Dresser; l. s., Davis
n Rawson; 0. S., John McCombe; p. w.
p, j ohm F. Gleason. The division is in a very
prosperous condition, and contemplate having
a supper at the Waldo House on the 25th of
July, their first anniversary.
UNITARIAN PICNIC.-The two Unitarian
sabbath schools and congregations, of this
city, will make an excursion to Lake Quinsig-
amond on Wednesday, leaving the Foster
street station, for Davis cottage, at halfpast
one.
Police CoURT.-On Monday, John Howard
and Martin Mckinney were arraigned for lar
Gerry of a box of cigars from the grocery store
of Elias Lowell, in Millbury. Finding them
selves Ill tight place, they restored the prop
erty, and were discharged on the payment of
the costs of prosecution.
THE CAMPBELL MINsTBELs. -Rumsey &
Newcomb's Campbell Mnstrels will give one
of their popular entertainments at Mechanics
Hall, tonight. These old tavorites have had
a fortunate tour in the southern and middle
states since their last appearance here, and
have received eulogistic notice from the press
everywhere. Their Ethiopian delineations are
considered by many to be unsurpassed, and all
who have heard them will agree that their mu-
sic is well worth hearing.
GRAFToN.-The statement of the assessors
of the town of Grafton for 1860, shows a total
valuation of 81, $50, of which $1,054 IT'S
is real estate, and the rest personal. The rate
of taxation is 1925 on $1,000, and there are
1928 polls. The following persons are taxed
Z Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

PAXToN.-Some scoundrel visited pasture
in Paxton, on Saturday night, and cut the
throat of valuable horse belonging to MIR.
Thomas A. Prouty. The horse was purchas,
ed only few days ago, and put into the pas
ture, where it was found on Sunday morning,
tied to a tree dead
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

ATROCITIES IN SICILY.-A terrible revela-
ton OF Neapolitan atrocities in Sicily, in 1913,
has been published by Rev. MIR. Bridges, an
eyewitness. He penetrated among the fore
most OF the mob into a fptid underground den
where heaps of bodies of the tortured dead lay
piled and chained in every shape OF horror
Two human bodies, in writing attitudes, were
hanging crucified on the wall OF one chamber
This charnal grotto was under police office
or palace, in Palermo, and the entrance was
concealed by u huge bookcase. Blood-staned
stones, rusty spikes, rotting bodies, bundles of
rotting rags, limbs, filth, skeletons on stone
shelves which had served as their beds when
living, naked bodies, black and puffy, filled
with magg0ts-these are some of the features
of this description, only to be equaed by Win
grove Cookies account OF the prison ard execu.
ton place in Canton into which he penetrated
! have just been reading the account given by
my friend, Major Leveson Of the den or lair of
Il "maneater," (tiger) at Mukapoor, in the
Deceen. This animal had carried OIL upwards
of one hundred human beings, and the major
made out the remains OF twenty three victims,
OF both sexes, in one spot. lie called it u
fearfully sickening sight, but il is not to be
compared TO the work of those human tigers
who crucified their prey under the police pal
ace at Palermo. The major has taken his de-
parture to join Garibaldi. His eye is as true
and his hand rs steady as when, alone and un.
aided, he sought out the imam eater" and kill.
ed the brute, NANCY with his rich living in
the center OF his own jungle fastness. Who
knows but his unerring aim willrevenge other
human victims yet, but this time upon human
destroyer. --Loadoa Cor ". T. Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

Why JonN ADAMS WAS NOT A SHOE.
MAKER.-The patriot, John Adams, it is said,
was designed for a shoemaker, like his father,
One day deacon Adams, his parent, gave him
some uppers to cut up by pattern that had a
three -cornered hole In it, by which it had
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

MIR. Icgg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues tbe hn,s
hessOi Cleansing Re-dVeHg and Repaitiyg Men Annnr
eli ang also cleunses Ladies' Shawls Riding Dresses Gc
he-dfing executed at from three, q ten davs noiec
ndceanng at notice when the necessity or con-
venlence OF customers requires It, ~ " wv
lie has increased his help and facilities 10 noo tr s
increase IN his business ONCE No. Pleasant street
w Every description of FANcY DYEING executed In
inc nest manner at fair prices, and With dispatch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

os Judge Cradebaugh formerly of Circleville,
ONO, Is supposed to have been murdered by
w, vle ipdians, on the Goth of Nav, i'm Carson
.aan1ey California. The friends Of the Judge
ful suspense. '''"e' =" P''"-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

FIToHBURG.-The Fitchburg and Worces-
ter railroad company, and the gas company
Of Fitchburg, have just declared semi-annual
dividend of three per cent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

The Worcester CITY A gency.-In Board Of AZ
dermen, March 9h 1860 John O. Hill was appointed an
agent for the City of Worcester to purchase and sell
spruOus liquors. for medicinal, chemical and mechaui,
cal purposes, foI the year conformity to the
laws of this Commonwealth, and such rules and regua
tons may be adopted by the oald Mayor and Al
dermen; The Agency is at JOHN Q. HILLS Apothecary
Store, Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester Per order
app d&w9m W. w. RICE Mayor
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CITY AND COUNTY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending June a, 1850.
TJoryDo1,ofe1 VTUG Ram.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

To Purchasers of neutrality-suspicious. attcn
ton is called to an examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which, for style, make and finish is second
to no Custom work in the city
Garments made to order in the best manner at short
notice.
just bear mind that you end better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper than any other store in
the city. d. H. EAMES,
harrington Corner Main and Front street,
apps diff Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

One OF the evening papers has the follow
ing notice :-"The Newburyport Herald learns
that several ladies in that city are arranging a
pedestrian expedition to the White Mountains
this summer. Such a determination is worthy
of better cause"
We would kindly ask this critic to name the
cause which would be worthy of that deter
mlnation. We consider such an expedition
useful and wise on the part of the Newbury.
port ladies, and can but wish that pedestrian
excursions would become more universal
among American ladies. We would rejoice
ii the ladies Of Worcester should conclude to
arrange similar excursion. The gentlemen,
we are almost sure, would be happy to pledge
themselves to carry their knapsacks, filled
with the ammunition necessary for such an
exodus. We will not omit to state that it is
customary among all classes in Europe that
ladies III summer time make pedestrian excur-
slons, and we can testify from our own obser-
VauOn that the mountainous regions of South
crn Germany and Switzerland are visited, ev.
cry ycar, by squadrons of travellers of either
SEX coming from all quarters of the civilized
world We have seen ladies ascend noun.
talns which were over 5000 feet high, and
heard them speak afterwards, with the great
! est alacrity, OF the beneficial influence of such
an exercise upon their health and physical
well being.
We cannot see, for all the world, what better
cause there is which is worthy the determine
ton of the ladies of Newburyport! These
ladies, undoubtedly, contemplated that pedes.
trian excursion for the purpose of invigorating
their systems, of enjoying for short time the
pleasures which the Inhalation of different air
the walking in different society, and the sight
OF mountains and landscapes, will create.
They showed independence enough not to care
for those pedantic rules which barbarous
custom 1--WE call it barbarous, when young la.
dies, as is the case in America, are brought up
on the dollhouse principle) may have laid
down, and the sooner the barriers are broken
which prevent ladies from making use of al
means of becoming strong and healthy per
sons, the better.
Before all things, let us first have healthy
constitution, and we shall be fit members 0
society Then, we shall not only be enabled
to acquire good education, but be also in til,
condition to become useful men, and to enjoy
what little of pleasant things society may offe
us. We believe Plato said somewhere "Onll
in healthy body can be happy soul" G,
on, ladies
A GERMAN, NOT YET "AMERIcANIzED"
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Died.

In Dorchester, June "a, Enoch Baldwin Esq, manv
of Boston. r. ~ N'
, In Westport June %, Mrs Mercy Cory daughter of
the late Maj sylvester Brownel Little Compton and
year " " W
In Dartmouth, June 80 Humphrey Anthony 81.
IN Holyoke June p, Willie Glenn, son of Rev A J
Bingham. 10.
In Providence, June %, Henry Gushing, SO. He was
at the tim" OF his DEATH treasurer of the Providence In
stituon for Saving and OF the Mechanics Association
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

Clrringes.-BRfGGS & CO., at the Front street
stable; offer at sale. Carryas Top Bugges Chaise and
open Buggles, manufactured at Amesbury, Mass This
work is trimmed with leather, the best Of wool cloth
and will be sold low for cash dlm* ia a ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

iAA'' . , I-NSr W est Troy.
purchasers viii be careful to ask for DR. NILANE,s
,> I'D LIVER PlELS manufactured by FLEM
~" "A'9'' PITTSBURGH, Pa. There are other pills
purportns TO be Liver Pulls now before the nubIi ~
Lanes genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated yerni
iuse- can now be had at all respectable drug stores N
genuine %ithoVt The signature of FLEMING mos
uot%~l l43
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ISOAI FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber of
iers for sale a pleasure Boat with oars mast and
sast az IN good order VIII carry twelve persons & n
iast salleT, and nearly new. Apply to o. o. CRANE
at any time ~ ''e 'o"' can pe seen
~ T.. 'iieee, June 25 1860. dSt* ieoe
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M OhlNAOEEo SALE OF FORE
g. i lbs kE'-Notce is hereby given that intend
70 oreclOse my mortgage, for breach Of the condition
}nereo upon certain Horses, Carriages and Harnesses
Delunglng 10 the estate of Calvin Farswortb an Ins"
vent Debtor. said mortgage is dated Febrnarv 9ist
1871 and recorded IN the Worcester City Regstry Of
Mortgages, Book 10, Page 1873 ~ sb"'' "a
Je26 d3sfu LEONARD DAY Mortpapee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

David Scott, Druggist and Apothecarv No. PSI
Main street, Mechanic street. Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines all kinds
wholesale and retail, supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms for cash and devotes his
ial attention to the compromising and preparation Ply
slclans prescriptions, dly app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

Mrs. :. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
u Midwife nolds herself in readiness day night
attend to the duties her profession. Residence Is
Austin street. diff o24
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get, ana enough OF it,
BY strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udicous application of the
Sut hheHn ointment, ScFoaid Ointment, and Hedlin0
OBfnet every ulcer and sore of whatever kind or nj
tutc except cancer that has taken roots are perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY 100 Warren
street. Roxbary, Mass. Price 81. dttaweov "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

SIR. Kennedy, of RoxDury, mas discovered, IN on
Of our pasture weeds remedy that cures every
Kind Of humoE, from the worst Serofula down
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Special Clothes.

HOllOWay's Ointment and Pills the EN-
bassadOrs of health to all nations, whether civilized
savage. They need only trial become the only
cepted remedial agents for all internal and external dis
orders Sold at the mandatory No. 50 Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists 25c &c. and per
pot or box. d6t ie55
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POLITICAL.

The presidential tickets now in the field
are, as follows, arranged in the orderwbichy
according to present indications, they will
hold in the electoral college:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

sSround Oyster Shells, a superior fertilizer fol
Farm and Garden use, for sale by
mhl7 diff DRAPER & CLARK
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w. H., NEW loRK, August 80, 1852
''deI9ished having made trial Of Dr. MLane-s
1''Y' "e" A'ref Ptis' prepared Fleming Bros Pitts
must acknowledge that they are the best medi
.e ior S'e6 Headache Dyspepsia and Lige Conplaiot
'i"t we nave ever used. We take pleasure in recon-
leHu'ie mem to the public; and are confident that
NOSE VINO are troubled with any Of the above complpt
give them fair trial. they will not hesitate 10 ac
knowledge their beneficial effects
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

Mrs. WinsIOVv, an experienced nurse ana female
physician has soothing Syrup for children teething,
winch greatly facilitates the process OF teething by so-
tenng the gums, reducing all all
pain and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon
it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants, Perfectly safe in all cases See
advertisement in another column d&wIv au2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD
Varilishcr and Polshcr Address Box $40.
Jp2N dtI
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Ciafin is making splendid Photographs, colored or
Main street. dtf dix
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w AN Ed expect soon to move TO
another state, and want To sell A cash business
ed " er m b ciTar more than $500 year only $3.50 roq
r, 1u ~ pnIIY may come and prove the business be
G bn 9nyg VB Early application necessary to secure
Ia 1G t,.. =. q. ULMER,
yeso uAt NO ~ Central street, Worcester.
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bottles are warranted To cure a nursing sore mouth
to three bottles will the worst Kind OF pimples
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-26

ties will clear the system of biles.
TO cure the worst canker in
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AuniciDaI Affairs.

Amount Of rain during the week SOC inc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
f.. 4 Il. JACOBS,

II their we'll known Stand In
SnRrvErony La.
L EEP on hand very large and well selected
n assortmcn, of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
Their stock Of pry Goods embraces CLOTHS.
IOWEIS. BLANKETS READY MADE
cl OrNiNG, II ATS, BOOTS, SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS. Every description
Of BROGANS. ETC.
Their stock OF Groceries is about the largest
ever brought 10 tn" place, consisting Of COZ
FEE, SUGAR, BACON, PORK, LARD,
FLOUR. MOI ASSES, RICE, BEEF, CII(N-
OLATF. TEA, CIGARS, and TOBACCO,
aGd all kinds OF Liquors
They purchasc Tor CASH, and sell exclur
.iycy for CASH II the lowest possible rs,rs
They soliei, all who visit Shreveport, or who
propose 10 send u New Orleans To lay in their
supplies, to tirs, give them cali and examine
The quality and prices Of their goods,
March Is, 80. No .. II
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EN- PRE- STEAM
NJ A RBLE w o II X S,
WEBB, M'cvlLocN, L CO.,
SO AND 65 MARKET srKrr',
T.. SAINT LOUIS, MO.
SNNEVEpO1A'T BNANCM:
No II 1sIas Street near the L,rte
Having opened
MAHDAI2 DEPOT
SHREVEPORT, LA,
We are now prepared to Gil orders for
MONUMENTS,
MONUMENTAL HEAD STONES,
BOX MBS,
HEAD STONES,
MoRDLD 1GAJ6TIDS.
COUNTER SLABS, Ke,
with the u,mos, dispatch and in a style superior
TO any ever before manufactured in the Southern
country
We also wish to call the special attention
OF all, to our LARGE STOCK and STYLES OF
IRON ENCIN 6,
We have made arrangements with the mspafac
,urees 70 that We are enabled to ell Isov FyScy
a, THEIR PRICES tsidng transporta,ion)
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining
HEAD STONES
BOX TOMBS.
MONUMENTS,
MONUMENTAL HEAD STONES,
or anything OF that description. -enclcecd with
an IRos FHscu can have the etire work put up
III the mos, substantial manner. at prices with
which no other southern house can conhp,e.
Invitations to scs promptly attended TO.
Shreveport May 26, 1860 36Iy
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u EDlU AL.

MEDICAL
aiv' Asrcist a wish me. il the Practice =.
W Peyt,n " vinins. Dr.. v l. young active
lsfsesic IN every way w.rthy and veil quail
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10 do mems calf ewed boots
10 edo do do Close stitched boots
do do do pcggcd do
Boy, youths, and chdrens boots, Ia the great.
Est variety
300 pair mems waxcd brognns
300 do do calf scwcd and pcggcd brogans
: 20 do do do do Oxford ties
80 do do congr~s CATERS
~ do do calf scwed lasting 1sitcn
Ladies' X id and Laced Boots and Bottles
lasting Gsiten
Slippers
wlk. Boots
Calf and Goat peggcd Boots
Polished grained do
Enamcled do
Misses Kid and Goat Booties
Lasting Boo.ics
Goad and Polished do
" Kid Slippers
Boys aud Childrcn's Shoes Of every variety.
Clothing.
Genttemeus, boys and childrens clothing OF the
greatest variety, and gentlcrns furnishing goods
Lisle Thread Under Shirts, Cotton and Gague
Shirts, Check Muslin Shirts, Linen Drawers,
Crsvats, suspcndcrs, Socks, Gloves, &c.
0addlery.
Gentlemens Ladies', Misses and boys Of every
style. Brides, mar tingales surcingtez, girths,
matter reins bride Filings buggy and Wagon
harness, saddle bags, blind BRIDES, collars horse
md mule bell collars, etc
orockery and Glass Ware.
Soup, dinner, and Desert plates. butter dishes
cups and SAucers, wash bowh and pitchers
white granite and common In the greatest variety
SO doz. tumbiers, bar and table.
100 goble,s,
% wine glasses,
rs " Oval covered stands
SO crcwi's. assorted.
Cake stands.
Decsnters, Moiasses Pitchers.
Fruit stands, glass bowls,
Glass Pitchers, lanterns Of every sic and
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ucyrrYisG rlIs two SroRss on Tue Co.'s
of IKA,s AND SPRING STREETS.