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Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

A PRocLAMATIoN.-In accordance with the time hon
ored custom OF the people of the United States of Amer
ica of setting apart time this season of the YEAR
when the fowls of the air also in for their share of
praise and encourage man to be benefited and give
praise for the blessings vouchsafed towards this
people, that BEEN and are still in the full enioy
ment of Light and knowledge! that the mind of man.
ever eager for New improvements and Inventions has
been continually bringing light New and Hidden Nys
teries that the Arts and Sciences are moving on with
rapid strides towards Pertection and that SPOONER Il
DANIELS, at the "UNIoN ART GALLERY" No 1877 Main
Street. now, heretofore prepared to furnish al
wish with as good, If not better PHOTOGRAPHIC
PICTURES, than elsewhere be obtained. Their sky
light and apparatus are complete; and fully skilled
the science of making Photographs of every style and
finsh-aso, Cuttings patent Ambrotypes elainotypes
Daguerreotypes, &c,-can warrant all who wish the
finest productions of the OF this we take pride in
informing friends acquaintances and pat
rons, and respectfully invite them come in and exam
inc Gallery, the Mammoth Collection of specimens
DC For these and like blessings is incumbent upon us as
artists to tender our sincere thanks to the people
cester and vicinity for their than liberal patronage
towards us; and do appoint from this forth to be
observed throughout this city and vicinity as the accent
ed time for people to lay aside CARES and
assemble themselves at the UNION ART GALLERY"
with smiles upon their faces and joy their hearts SIT
FOR THEIR PICTURES, and, having received Them CRATE
fully acknowledge their manifold obligations by render
Ing up for them that which labor, and from
thence forth among their fellow men, and beseech
them to so and do likewise
Given at AIT Union Gallery" One hundred and Nine
tySeven Main Street, Worcester, Mass, this twenty
sixth day of March, D. Eighteen Hundred and Sixty
by and with consent of SPo0AER & DANIELS
field Republican. 'f'"'S
Their Water olors perfectly inimitable-Boston
Traveller. ''O'
Iheir pictures seem almost to cheat you the belief
that they have le.- Worcester SDy ~
Their pictures will pare wifi any in the Union and
possess great varIety.-BOStOR Post $500
helr hotosra,ls finished in Oh Coors are most WV
idlv life-like.- Worcester lSpy ~
ceSteT Siy "''
Their Water ColorS tinted with all the softncss of
miniature on Ivory, and inpar the face a most life
like expression gfetd Republican,
cester Spy r ''0'-
They lave become favorably known as artists of tho
rst class Their hung with excellent nicures
VI "o'"Vic PelsolS'- worcester SPY d6t ap5
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
Closing Hour. of the Ler,sInture.

The legislature Of 1860 terminated at mid.
night Wednesday, after an active session of
ninety'two days, precisely the same number as
last year. The number of acts passed was
two hundred and fourteen, of resolves eighty
four. On the last day, in the Senate, the bill
to improve the location of the Troy and
Greenfield railroad, and the order concerning
inquiries into the operation Of the liquor law.
were referred to the next general court. The
general appropriation bill the bill providing for
the security Of public buildings and bridges.
ihe resolve IN relation to expenses of the Nan.
tlcal heiorm School, and the bill relating to
the Concord and Sudbury meadows. were
severaily passed. The governor returned the
bill Tor supplying Charestown with pure wa.
ter, with his veto, and the bill was refarred 70
the next legislature Under the act DESIGNED 10
strengthen the states security for its loan in
aid OF the Hoosac tunnel Messrs. George n
Upton and Sias Pierce Of Boston were elected
directors Of the Troy and Greenfield railroad
on the part of the state. The president nm.
nounced the following appointments on tho
part OF the Senate of the committee to make
the decennial valuation Of the state for the
present term -
hesSrs. Boynton ofsuGolk, osgood Of Essex. Nor
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

A Good COmparisOn.-The Rev William Rrou
latt well known clergyman residing at Naples draws
the following amusing but apt comparison between Dr.
McLane's celebrated Yermifuge. prepared by Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, Pa, and ferret
"A ferret, when placed at the entrance of rat hole,
enters the aperture travels along the passage up
the rat exerminates its existence and draws the
imals denct to the light And in like manner
have found DR.. NLdne american VeFRVuge to operate
upon WORMS those dreadful and dangerous tormentors
of children This remedy like the ferret enters the ap-
erture of the mouth, travels down the gulet hunts
round the stomach lays hold of the worms shakes the
life out of the reptiles sweeps clean their den and
res their clear out OF the system This
has been the effect of the Yermlfuge upon my children
neighbor of Mr. Rouatt Mr. John Briggs adopts the
smile of the reverend certier thus both giving tei
unequivocal approval of this great specific after having
witnessed its operation upon their own children. Let
others try it, and be satisfied.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLANE'S
CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEAI
ING BROS, of Pittsburg Pa. All other Vermifuges in
comparison worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Verm
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills be had at
all respectable drug stores None genuine ,ctlout the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
ap3 d6t&wlt 1927
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

The annual meeting of the Mission Chapel Sewing
Circle was held at the chapel on Wednesday last
The following report, prepared by the city msslona
ry in the absence and illness of the secretary was
submitted and adopted
For the third time we are permitted 10 look BACK
together upon years efforts to reach the lowly
with temporal and spiritual blessings. Including
the Industrial school as department of our la
bors, we find the work widening in its sweep and
deepening in its interest each year This beneV oient
circle al first only aid to the mission IN giving
temporal relief and that in very limited degree,
has become one ofis choicest agencies in imparting
instruction well aid TO constantly increasing
number of families. In no year has SO much been
accomplished in this direction during the last no
year has awakened so much interest called out
such generous cooperation The cash donations,
some of them coming to unsolicited, others COL
lected with very little labor by the missionary,
amount to S14l 81 The ladies of the different reli-
gious societies made cash collections the par
ty at New Years to the amount of Sl04 "a. These
sums show more just appreciation of our work than
1t has ever before met with. The following is the
balance sheet of receipts and expenditures for the
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

The returns published in the Providence
Journal indicate that the republicans have
elected 16 Senators, the coalition 49, while
three towns, Newport, Tiverton and Charles
ton are yet to elect. Mr.. Edward Harris of
Woonsocket, the wel-known manufacturer, is
elected from the town of Cumberland. The
republicans have elected 29 representatives,
and the coalition 36, with six members yet to be
elected. The Journal remarking upon the re-
suit expresses the hope that the election may
long remain conspicuous and unparalleled in
the annals of the state in respect to its demor-
alizing influence upon public sentiment. Never
was so much money spent upon an election
before, and never was it spent so boldly and
openly for the purpose of purchasing votes.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

LOOK OUT FOR HORSE THIEvEs.-The barn OF
Mr. Leonard Gates, in ranuck, was lnyaded inuis-
day night and the horse carried off with ms brdie
and blanket The barn of Mr. Blair, VINO lives heAi
door, was also entered, and his horse, saddle ana
bride stolen. Both the animals were found frlday
morning near the A gricultural Grounds. The tnlel
or thieves were probably frightened of As milk
man was coming into the city early Friday morning
he met a man leading the horse of Mr. Ashiey
escaped "cross otsn The horse was restored to his
owner Transcript
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

The CULINARY ART is undoubtedly the finest of arts
The old Romans the wsest the eating bus
iness. They united all the in adorning their dinner
tables; and the old worthless kept their legs under
the mahogany long time. TIE DoRMANs under the
Post Office, know how to blend this grand old custom
with modern habits. This feature is a grand one II
makes their chowders and luxures unsurpassingy us
cious. Call tonight and see, if you doubt it,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHowDER!-(We mean such as Spur & Priest get
ups what can equal it! They may make the corner of
Foster and Main street redolent with inviting SMELLS
while trout the rares game broiled steak kindred
fries are over the Goals but the of chowder erops
them ALL With dish of that before you what care you
for the fruit Of the Hesperidesy BY the way they have
pretty good fruit their counter
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
DIED.

IN this city, April 5, Hon Abijah Bigelow, in the SSH
Funeral Monday morning April g. at II O'Clock from,
attend, - ~ ii' 'i' in'ileu 10
In sutton April VIM Judd infant son of Rev George
IN Westport, CT. April 3, John Lees aged 73 years
IN Brooklne: n II, March 81 Frank H. son of John II
anu 1ulla Stiles formerly of Grafton Mass aged WIS
In schenectady. Y April 2, Mrs Mary wife of David
hetsey, 50 formerly of this city, aged 81 years
IN dudley, April 3, Caroline f. wife of Wm Bradford
aged 80 wears i ~ Niie' VI Nh"ltoh
In Oxford, March 90 Geo II Stowe % yrs IL ms II d,
In charlton, April /, Nabby Perkins Sc yrs
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
MAIERIED-

In this city, Anril l, bv Rev j G Adams A N r,,
MISS MARA Flaee, all Of this city Bv the son 70
ter. ''i' ""'i Vi Lelees
to Ellen Newell, all of Holden NuS moore
In sutton, April 5, bv Rev Gee LYMAN AIor,o u, ~,
by TO Harriet L Rich, both Of sutton ~ " iIes
In Ravnhnm, April |. by Rev Mr. Haskell PAM -,
Andrews of r. to Mrs Harriet Upham of this it oen
Nh an WTst brookheld April a. Hiram Richards 10 Ns
IN Peersham, April DIR Hosea Davis of LittetoD III
of Petersham. " ''- e''hii stevens
In webster Abrl DR. George Ide of Webster to Misc
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

SONS OF TEMPERANCE IN WEsTBoRo'. The
'hancey Division of Sons of Temperance was start
eu three months ago by the friends of the cause in
"estboro and their early and difficult efforts have
Deen rewarded with much success. The following
olcers of the division were installed the evening
oithe lst inst, by Rev. j. G. Cromack, d. g w. r.;
H. q. Wiley, W. r.; o. X. hutchinson, r. s.; Urial
Montague, #. s.. J. A. Trowbridge, c.. Horace
Hastings, l. s.; George H. Raymond, T. w. r.; A.
j. Burnap W. A.; S. W. Pierce, A. X. s.. J.
spaulding, r.; S. d. Fay, A. c.; j. A. Gilmore, o
S. The worthy PATRIARCH on being conducted to tho
chair addressed the division in very appropriate
manner, urging spon its members the Importance o
action and of labor.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

AGAIN OUR oLO FRIENDS, MEssRs. CHANDLER & Co.
present to readers strong inducements to visit their
store, and Summer street. Boston, where now OPEN
ing of the most beautiful rich assortments of
goods they have offered See their advertisemenn
tu-day's paper.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

FIRE IN CHARLToN-The dwelling house of John
B. Moulton, in Charlton, was burnt on the night OF
April I'd. Insured in Worcester for $500. 1t was
the work of an incendiary.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

In view of the above, while anything like un-
feel thankful in being permitted to accomplish so
much; and acknowledging, with unleigned graft
tude, Hitherto hath the Lord helped us, look tor-
ward with hope to the abors Of another year.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

f. w Vail will sell this morning household furniture
the residence of Sas Goddard Is Orange street
For particulars see advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

FoLIcE CouRT-on Friday, Edwin Doyle for
adultery with Carrie NJ. Williams, wife of Charles
d. Williams, was bound over in $1,000 Carrie NJ
Williams for the same offence, was bound over in
SZVO' Peter Salmon, for disturbing the peace, waa
sent to the House Of Correction for one month
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

Break up your COIds.-DR. HANsoN's yEGErA
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS the result of an extended
pactca research both in the laboratory at the bed
sac OF the sick by physician emnence and character
De Hanson could never be induced, for any pecuniarv
considerations to lend his and Influence to an ndf
lefCht article, but he has demonstrated very larpe
and successful practice, that they will arrest a diff
cultN the effects Of which destructive to -
man lie than any other human maady They present
inc happY character of being complete antdote for
particular dsease-COds and their immediate eflects-
ana are recommended for no other dculy For the .e
the public Will find them immediate and never falling
We not Inc least Inconvenience or loss of time
ure to fresh colds dieting any other undesirable eff
ect, viii ever possibly occur. -
ne publishers have liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen who have used the Cold Powders and who
are ready to coro6orate the statements above from
their own personal experience:
IhoHas NJ Day, Esq. Editor Of Hartford Couront
j. B Darlington, Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier
y B M0sely, Esq, Editor of Religious Herald
Norman Burr Esq Editor Of Christian Secretary
IieV Gurdon Robbins, Hartford Conn
having lnade some use in my family of Dr. Hanson's
NetelOe Chenical Powders for the cure of colds re-
gard 1t as a safe and valuable medicine.
northampton, Nov. IL. 1859. ~
AL orders should be sent 10 COWTFS B. TIETE 20
ana o. state street New Haven Conn For sale bv John
=. mn, Geo. t. spur. Bush d Co.. NJ. b Green a Co
james Green Geo. 7. Harlow, Worcester Geo O. Good
ia26 dEw3m 49, ~" i'iA'
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

Boston AND WORCESTER CAUSE.-THE Boston
road begins its summer arrangement next Monday.
April 9Th Two more passenger trains will be add
ed, making seven trains each way daily. Sundays
excepted, The trains will leave Worcester at A.
(steamboat) Z, and $40 A. NJ and 1910, 800 Tex
press 43O, and 1870 (eXpress) P. NJ OF these the
4, . and $40 A, ana 430 P. NJ. trains, start from
roster street, and the 1240, 800, and 1870 p NJ,
from the lower station. From Boston the trains
Will start at g. 715, and SO (eNpress) NJ and 3d.
q, (eXpresS) 43O and $50 (eXpress) NJ Our read
ers VIII be glad to notice train from Boston as late
as o'oo' We think the public will not complain of
want of accommodation by these ARRANGEMENTS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

New Stock of Custom Tailoring Goods
Selected from Foreign and Domestic Manufactures We
guarantee our prices to be LOW the LOWEST and
our work second other establishment in eity
C. W. FREELAND IL Co,
ans diff 1873 Main str ct
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

SUNDAY SERvIcEs'-Rev. Lemue Moss, pastor
elect OF the First Baptist society," will preach tomor
row, at their house of worship
The second service of All Saints Church, to-mor
row, Easter Day, will be in the evening at seven
O'Clock
Lizzie Doten will speak again at Washburn Hall
tomorrow afternoon and evening
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

FIREs.-There have been but two alarms of fire
since our last issue. The first on Thursday evening
was occasioned by slight fire in the kitchen of Mr.
H. s. Tainter, No 81 Southbridge street, clothes
frame with its contents having somehow caught
from the stove.-The second, Friday morning, came
from the four story tenement house owned by Mr.
brigham Converse, on Belmont street. Somebody
was smoking hams carelessy and set the barrels on
fire
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

The RURAL CEMETERY.-The twentieth annual
meeting of this corporation was held Monday after
noon. The following resolutions in memory of the
late Mr.. Samuel Jennison, were adopted
That in the recent death OF the late Samuel Jenni
SON. ESQ., the proprietors Of the Rural Cemetery are
deeply sensible of the occasion deplore the loss of
an Interesting friend, agreeable associate and
reliable and efficient officer of this corporation.
That the gratuitous services OF Mr.. Jennison. as
treasurer OF this corporation, from the date of lis
organization through period Of more than twenty
consecutive years, was but manifestation of his
characteristic libcrality and public spirit and his
generous devotion to all useful and benefcent OBJ.
jects.
That the members Of this association cherish
ghtelul ana ahectionae remembrance of the virtues
OF ms personal character and a high sense OF the
fnue oi MS public services and that this tes1imoui-
vi 70 ms worth be inscribed upon their records
lhAt copy OF these resolutions be transmitted nv
lne secretary to the family of the dcccnsed with as-
suIances OF our trucst sympathy ana heariteIt rom
aolehce under their great Bereavement
non Levi Lincoln was reelected president. DR.
george Chandler was chosen treasurer, in place of
samuel Jennison, deceased and Clarendon Harris
clerk The board of trustees consists of Messrs
Lew Lincoln, George I. Rice, Stephen Salisbury.
henry W Miller Frederick w Paine Clarendon
Harris, and Francis II Dewey
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE
81, ONE OF
LarleS New Family Sewing Machines.

rms machine recommends itself TO ovcrv oro o i,s
siciN OF construction beauty stie q and
VI ,s,tltoii, easy operation, and low price
ne stitch Is made by two thrends So odust,d as IN
, tie seam perfectly smooth either side dning
aMN h, WIN ne heavy ridge the back of he seam
when ~ so objectionable IN all other dOnbc oipd
ar @ linus mus rsndering the machine in every particu
ehe manufactured, at whatever nriec i 'o"i"s ii'"
= nc prices are-FOr HAND NJ ACIiINE ,yu,cu .,.x
nn rn,l ~ .AItiED VIE 70 AMY TABLE or STAND SgO
soI IkEADLE MACHINE with sion n"iiop, ~, sao
FV e w Sav hdScordng to the size and style OF finish
"A. ii. Wards Bookstore.
NO AMERICAN HOUSE Block MAIN STREET.
Mnere lady is In attendance TO show them and Give
"'sIuc,lohs' gratutousy. to all who may wish
VIZ buy no machine until you have seen this.
GEO. II. WILLS, Sole Manufacturer.
A. III. WARD,
mchSV du Agent for Worcester County
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07


c. W. FREELAND 81 Co,
ap5 diff 1873 Main str ct
The worcester City a gcncy.-In Board of Al
der1nen. March 9Th, 1860, John q. Hill appointed an
agent for the City of Worcester 10 purchase and sell
spuous liquors. for medicinal, chemical and mechani-
cal purposes fol the current year. in conformity the
laws OF this Commonwealth. and such rules and Tegula-
tons be adopted by the Boad of Mayor and Al
Store Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester Per order
ap2 d&w9m w. w. RICE. Mayor
BUY me, and I'll do you gOod.'- CLEANSE THE
SYSTEM. PURIFY THE BLoOD-The best Spring and Sum
mer Medicine in the World is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BlITERS, composed of SarSaparilla Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock Prickly Ash ThUroughworth,
Rhubarb Mandrake Dandeliun &c, all of which
compounded TO act IN concert and assist Nature in
eradcatng diseases These Btters continue to be tine
most standard, popular and reliable medicine dis
covered for the Liver Complaints and all their at
tendants: Jaundce in its worst forms: Huors wheth
Of blood skin; all Bilious Diseases and Foul Som-
ach; Dyspepsia; Costiveness; Female Weakness; and
disease arising from sedentary habits
ofliie; Headache; Dizziness; Piles Heartburn; Pains
in the side, Bowels Back Flatuency; Loss Appe
OF the Blood Diseased Liver Dsorlered Stomach to
which person is oress subject in this climate.
The effect of this medicine is most wOnderfu-it di
rccly upon the bowels and blood, by removing all OBJ
structOns from the internal organs, stimulating them
into healthy action, renUyatng the fountai life pur
flying the blood cleansing it from all humorS and
g it to to through every part the bOdy
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness.
Only 25 and. 3S cents per bottle Sold by Dealers in
Medicine every where Orders addressed to ]. o. LANG
LEY or GEO. c. G00DWI IN X co, Boston.
mill d&eow6m
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

mrs. Nj. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
EtL MIDWIFE, removed to No 25 Mechanic street di-
recly opposite her former residence Special attention
gwen to Uterine Complaints, diseases of children
ap4 dtt
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

WESTERN TRAINs.-The summer arrangement of
trains on the Western railroad will commence OIL
Monday next Trains will leave Worcester accord
ing to the table given among the special notices
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

Total attendance for the year, 66lS
Average " each week al weeks, 161
October, November, and December, 125
January, February, and March, 191
The following garments have been distributed,
mostly made by the children:
Aprons and Sacks, 249
Under garments, 1S7
Capes given at New Years, III
Other garments and articles, 96
7S9
Add to the above the general chari-
tiles of nd-garments, 265
81 pairs of Shoes, 81
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
Total.

The report makes grateful acknowledgment for
donations of valuable materials besides cash contri
buttons, from kind families too numerous to nell
ton Mr.. Bullock, our late mayor laid us under
great obligations, not only by generous contribu-
uons, but by his official attention, while pres
ent mayor emulates the worthy example, and
courages us by repeated visits. The beneiacons of
Deacon l. Washburn, especially at New Years, in
the gift of III capes (cut, wadded, and made, by
willing hands, i'll fve days. and eliminating in the
magnificent sleighride on anniversary, have
done more, perhaps than any one thing, to secure
our advancement and prosperity. If any exception
be made, it would be in favor of the wisdom and
treess devotion of the ladies experimenting the
school and managing its classes few items gath
cred from the statistics of the school may be OF i'll
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

HUNDRED FoRGERIEs,-NIany rumors were cur
rent in the streets, yesterday relative to orgees al
legged to have been committed in this city Some of
the names Illegally uesd mentioned, but as the
matter has not been made lie subject of judicial in
vestgation, they are withheld