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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-30
Political.

The state committee representing the sup
porters of Mr.. Houston in New York, held
meeting last week, at which letters were ad
from Massachusetts stating that Mr.. Everett
had it in contemplation to withdraw from the
presidential contest on account of the conduct
of the leaders OF the union party in New
York
The following placard was posted about the
streets of Trenton during the late conventions,
at which a grand combination was to be made
against the supporters of Mr.. Lincoln:
PUBLIC SALE.
Great Sale Of American Voters = Politicians
AHend!!
w i'll be offered Tor sale at public auction to
the highest democratic bidder, on Wednesday
the 25th of July, 1860, at Dalton's Hall. in the
city Of Trenton, all the residue, remnants and
remains of the Constitutional, Bellrinpinp
Unionsaving, Bell and Everett party of New
jersey, comprising - hundred votes, more
or less, together with the whole stock in trade.
consisting OF one bell, Slightly cracked one
copy of Everetts orations, six bottles of
Spaulding's Union Glue, a large supply of
palm oil, with aseect assortment of spread eagle
and dark lanterns. The particular attention of
Senator Thomson ana ex-senator William
Wright are invited to this rare chance for Il
fine bargain. Payments in cash preferred, but
well secured promises of foreign issions or
post.ofice appointments will meet with prompt
attention No warranty of title, and the de.
livery of the notes purchased will be at the en-
cluSice risk Of the buyer.
1t is said that Chang and Eng, the Siamese
twins, though both veteran democrats, are "at
swords points" on candidates-Chang regard
ing Breckenridge as the rising sun, while Eng
goes for Douglas There is no truth in the
report that they have been placed OH com.
bination electoral ticket.
The publishers of rival Lincoln and Doug.
las papers at La Crosse, Wisconsin, having ex-
hausted their resources of brag, have now
staked their entire newspaper Offices valued at
about 5000 each, on the result in Illinois and
Wisconsin, and $500 more in "corner lots, ;,
ON the general result.
The Post defines "squatter sovereignty"
MUS An idea first established by the Hindoo
gods, which isn't bad, but position would be
tle Deuer word But il is older than the Hin
uoo eousi being as old, indeed, as Satan who,
"SooIuihg 10 inc poet, was squat like toad,
close at the ear Of Eve"-Iracelier.
Danie D. Dickinson was recently asked HIS
opinion OF uniting the democratic factions in
New York on common electoral ticket uo
replied in writing THE party has fallen into
the hands of gamblers and tricksters IN 90,
up fusion ticket would only perpetuate their
corrupt influence, and / am for STANDING h,,
principle and taking the consequences"
Mrs. G. 4. Putnam and party, consisting
'ol worthy and respectable colored residents in
Salon, who sailed for Liverpool some months
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ago in the Cunard packet Europa, were Sc
questrated from the rest of the passengers
during the entire voyage. The matter is now
under discussion in the English journals, who
denounce the company for deferring so far to
a base American prejudice against color.
The advocates Of the slave trade, in Port
Gibson, Miss, have organized Congo Club"
for the purpose of carrying on the piratcal
traffic. The Vicksburg Wing inquiries if they
would not do well to declare against ali law,
and for their right to do as they please.
The census of New York gives that city
population considerably exceeding $4,000,
which, according to the present basis of repre-
sentation, will entitle her to nine members of
congress instead of six In Brooklyn the ra'
ito of increase is very much greater
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From the Auburn, \. y, Daily Advertis


SCENE AT BARBEcUE.-The democrats of
Auburn roasted an OK on Saturday to draw a
crowd. 1t failed in that, but it was success
otherwise. The seats on the west side of the
agricultural hall were about one quarter full
The scene on the inside of the building ex.
ceeded anything we have ever yet found it
our duty to record. There, upon the table, at
one end Of the hall, lay the carcase OF the
smoked OK, looking as if just rescued from a
burning distiery, his sides dripping blood !;
around him were the hungry democracy, tear.
ing the haIfcooked and blood red meat in long
strings from his hanks and eating it with the
speed of tamished men, fights frequently oc-
curing in the crowd to get at the feast. On
the same table were a large tub full of corned
beef and two bushel baskets containing boiled
potatoes. Soon the squatter sovereigns be-
came gorged with beef and potatoes, and then
came scene the most disgusting Of all, and
one that even made democrats turn away in
disgust. Potatoes, roast beef, bleeding pieces
OF the OK, chunks of Bread flew about the
building. A venerable old man, standing lust
beside us, was knocked down by piece of
beef; another person had two teeth knocked
out. Fights were extemporized no less than
four rough and tumble fights occurred inside
the building, and two on the ogtside The of.
fcers arrested several engaged in the outside
fights.
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INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FOR LADIES'
By the latest arrival from the Court of Fash.
ion, Paris, the ladies receive the satisfactory
intelligence that Hoop Skirts not only remain
in vogue, but several new and beautiful STYLES
have recently been introduced to the beau
monde. Of the many novel descriptions of
Skirts that have just appeared in Paris,
Messrs. w. S. & C. II. Thomson & Co. of
New York have re modelled several Of the most
elegant and recherche designs, which they have
already placed in the market, for 1860.
Among the most remarkable Skirts of this
firms manufacture, we notice the "Eugenia
Paris Gore" the Constitution" the South.
ern Queen" the Fairy" the "Parisian
Train" and the Zephyr" which the ladies
throughout the entire country will not fail to
appreciate, as in their construction the manu-
tacturers have studied to produce, and have
succeeded, Skirts which combine lighness,
durability, and elegance. The Messrs THoM-
SON, we understand, have recently patented
the wedge slide" used by them exclusively,
and which materially add to the excellence of
their Skirts, making them, indeed, superior to
those of all other manufacturers The trial
already given TO their Corrugated springs"
as shown in their daily use in Skirts for
months past, has conclusively proved their SUI
periolity over all springs heretofore intro
duced.
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MALICIOUS CoNDUCT.-One Walter Hail.
who lives on the corner of Brown and Pond
streets, while in a state of intoxicaton, on Sat
urday afternoon last, threw stone at little
daughter of Simon Carney, four years old,
cutting a severe cash in her head. The mis-
creant will be duly dealt with by the police,
we trust He is one of the persons con-
victed and fined, short time since, for
breaking glass in the windows of Nathan
Washburn's foundry.
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From the Boston Post.

SAD TRAGEDY IN MANsFIELD.-The in.
habtants of the quiet town of Mansfield, in
this state, have been considerably excited,
within few days, on account OF the recent
sudden death, under suspicious circumstances,
of young lady Of that town, and the circula-
ton of rumors that she came to her death in
consequence of an attempt to procure abor-
ton 1t appears that Martha f. Allen, the
unfortunate victim in this tragedy, was a
young lady about seventeen years of age, who
came from Woonsocket to Mansfield some
time ago, and has since been employed in max.
ing straw bonnets for Mr. John Rogers
Thomas NJ. George, Jr., the person arrested
on charge Of being the cause of her death, is
man OF 30 years of age, living in Mansfield
and doing business as a blacksmith. He be-
came acquainted with the deceased some time
since, and has been waiting upon her for
the past two years, and it was general,
ly believed that they were engaged to be
married. She has a mother residing in
Woonsocket, but no relations in Mansfield,
except an aunt. On the 4th of this month,
George took Miss Allen to Providence, and
they stayed there all night On the next day
she returned to her boarding place and was
taken sick, and afterwards gave birth to a
dead child. She continued to be very feeble
for about week, when on the 18th inst, she
died. Suspicious and rumors were soon circu-
lated and believed, that Mr. George was
the father of the child, and the instigator
OF the attempted abortion In consequence
OF these rumors, and at the request Of her
friends the selectmen of Mansfield ordered an
inquest to be held upon the body. The jury
met on the 9th inst, at the grave Of the
deceased, the body of Miss Allen was dsin-
tered, and two capable physicians at once
made an autopsy, resulting in the conviction
that her death was caused as had been sup
posed. The instrument used was forced com
pletely through the womb, producing inflanl-
nation and death. The complaint against Mr..
George alleges the facts above stated, and his
examination commenced Saturday afternoon.
The affair causes considerable excitement in
Mansfield, and is the prominent topic of con-
versation. Rumors of all sorts are in circu-
latlon, which have probably but slight founda.
ton in truth
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of hostility, the war will 90 on, and sooner or
later extend to the main land if, on the con-
trary, Piedmont is forced to consent to any
sort of an alliance, any sort of an acquies-
cence in the maintenance of Francis ii, the
war will stop in Sicily, perhaps before the fall
OF Messina. 1t is even said tina. in such an
event Garibaldi will abandon the cause where
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TOMATO CATsUP AS the time is at hand
for enjoying this iavorte sauce the following
is a good receipt for preparing it for future
table use To half bushel of skinned to-
maloes, add one quart Of good vinegar, one
pound of salt, quarter of pound OF black
pepper, two ounces ofAirican cayenne, quar-
ter ola pound of allspice, six good onions, one
ounce Of cloves, and two pounds of brown su.
gar. Boil this mass for three hours. constant.
" stirring il to keep it from burning. When
cool, strain it through fine seive or coarse
CLOTH, and bottle it for use. Many persons
omit the vinegar in this preparation.
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MIR. "a Kennedy, Of RoXbury, mas discovered m a.,
Lima Uu common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple WV" 10 COM
we bottles are warranted to nursing sore mouth
on the face. ~ u Vi pIhpies
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bros
he stomach. '' '""Acrl III
Three or i've bottles warranted to cure the vors,
One or two bottles warranted to cure all hunors
Two bottles are warranted running of the ear,
and bOtches among the hair. - NV '"io
-Four TO six bottles warranted to cure corrupt aud
running ulcers. 0ii"pt anu
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Kind OF ringwOrm. Wv ""iSN
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the mos
desperate of rheumatism S
three or four bottles cure salt rheum
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience of thou
Sne TO TWO bottles warranted cure sick headache
one 70 Two bottles are warranted to regulate costive
One to two hotties will regulate arrangements the
Four to six bottles have the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles have the worst of niles
relief is always experienced What mercy TO Get re-
lei IN such an eXcruciating disease.
cd various other herbs to it, one ofthcm ppocrates
and in ne o. MEDICINE, says at is herb Jupiter
it 0Peneth distractions Of the liver ga and spleen
an Pecla friend to the liver, worth ali other herbs
when loo Eta cooling it when too hot and warming it
fanlif lin.
stitches in the side ' N''''i an palms, anu
the 5od eiis an raw viseous and Shiny humors out Of
nlond Fan Gdeseth all inward ulcers and congealed
'IjN opening distinctions ,,f ,i,o -
head an ana melancholy vapors which rsetl to the
anu .! am causing distressing headache esrci f'ro
swOnning. 'e "a me heari 1alntng and
the redn GTD o9ed IN wine particularly good to revive
nv oilg sIIlt OF the aged, and whoeyer has ii,,r
ing sickness after fever nothing restores nag iEcT
50 quick as drinking the juice Of this herb W " health
ne SEEDS DOied in water cureth the rnost ,e,,,--
pteaiil anu drank at bedtime, prevents what is
NcaIleu ms htnare and all melancholy dreams a isno
BILIOUS people are liable to- '' q "iSe''se
me tather Of Medicine says another herb in this
sign Leo - ~ ''''' anu III the
ne sun IS the source of all life and rueth the beor+
ad ths herb is the best cordial the
VI tuG hert OF any that grows it cOmfurteh tho hear
cureth all Paipitation thereof taketh away trembn
He ana slnOtherng Of it, vet it mus! be taken care
IuN or severe gripping will ensue which must he ror
rected with iennel seed or ginger ' "' 0Vr
No change of dict ever ueccssary-ea+ tho bost o -
get, and enough of it. Wv 'e'' yVu can
BY strictly following the directions in the panuIlo,
around each bottle and by udicious application Of &
SaH Rheuia ointment, Scrotnla OiHt1negL and BeIJ
OiHtMeHt every ulcer and whatever kind NV ,v
tute, except that has taken roots ora "a
and permanently cured. 49, F0iicO"y
Manufactured by DONALD KENNFny ION W.
1io''' i''>0"I'' mass rice 81. dtiaweow IA
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The following paragraph has been handed
us by an eye witness of the proceedings of the
Douglasites on Saturday night. During the
procession last Saturday evening owing to
the indscretion OF one of the marshals, por-
ton OF the torches were extinguished. The
marshal in question yelled out, "Pat, your
torch is bustin'-tlrow it away" Instantly
one hundred and fifty torches fell to the
ground, for each and every man rejoicing in
the popular cognomen of Patrick considered
himself personally appealed to- Wisconsin
State Journal
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Tape Worm cured by DIR. M,rsNr,s -
BRATED NERMIFI-GE OELE

,o.u.u..,- NEW YORK, August ?, 1852
:, certain lady in this city eshes that afterusn m
:" Lane NeTmifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros pitt
sue passed tape worm ten inches long, and has
IN recommending it to every person aAct
Gu WIN worms as in her opinion, it far exceeds ev
other remedy now in use. The name of tho t, -
further particulars, can be learned by calling on N.Y.
Hardie Manhattan place, +. L. Thean Drlpgist r,r
ner Of Rutgera and Monroe streets W
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR M,IANr,S
CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE, manufac tured bv FIr,f
IN" hho9-' oil Iitisburg' Pa All other Yermfugcs in
couia'lSon are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi
tGge, also his celebrated Liver Pills can no,, h
all respectable drug stores. None genuine ,rjb, w.
signature Of Fl E,Ntt>, Nm, "'e
V25 d6t&wlt ~,
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RAIN.-It commenced raining yesterday,
soon after one o'clock, and continued in a con.
slant shower till midnight, though the air was
much too cool to be refreshing. Parties who
conided in the promise of the morning, and
went out to the mountains for recreation, had
very much the worst of it. There is prospect
of storm
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CITY AND COUNTY.

HoN. ELI THAYER will make statement
of his views of republican policy and defence
of his political action, at the City Hall this
evening. His constituents, we think, will not
fail to give him such hearing as is due to
the representative OF the ninth district.
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Notice.

HON ELI THANER, in accordance with the request of
many of his constituents will address the citizens os
Worcester MONDAY EVENING. July 3Oth in the CITY
HALL, commencing at before eight o'clock
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The 0reat INDIAN Kemcav for remnIe.

,r,l III NTATIIsONTs INDIAN EMMENAGOOVN,
Jus celebrAted female medicine possessing virtues nm
known VI any thing else Of the Kind is preDared fu as,
la plant used BY the natives for the same purpose
ohi e hhSin9ral, ana now for the first time offered
10 the publlc To Married Ladies' ii Will be fund nf M
greatest value as win bring on the Monthly Sickness
~ cases o Instructions after all other remedies have
been tried in vain. Thlsmay seem incred6in IN maVe
Is gearSnteed ~ an eases the price will be rcfandeI
va PuTeiH vegetable, COBtdiHfH0 BotIjyg in Jb 49,,
INJURIOUS 70 hea ami pelyectlB safe al all link 'oS'
w Put up In two ounce bottles with mi dir"r,io,s
to all parts of the country NV" Vp9'r'auoni
o, S9ld ONLY at pr. MArrlSON's REMEDIAL IN.
dence, H. L. ' '''' "' um"h a"i fr0Vi~
w, SENT FREE, by enclosing u stanlp M nh,vo ,
phphlet ON i'rivatc aud Chronic MAln1pa gc,cr,Il.
WY, oltoi LAhs, glVng lull Information Win ir ,ns
nnuVuInleu references and testimonials wthont viiui
no advertising physician or nedi.iu" ~ t NJ, Wlyn,
SERVING OF any confidence whatever " ' mn" II uo-
isomont In this paper IeodTNytff 10 oev mENer-
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CONNECTICUT.

VIM Fierce some time ago seduced a
young girl named Mary Burns, in Bridgeport.
He was arrested, consented to marry her. but
on his release, fled. Mary followed him to
Baltimore in vain, and on her return, on the
18th inst, drowned herself and her fatherless
child from the dock in Norwalk
The wife of Abraham Miner, in Hartford
was shocklngy burned on Friday night, by
her clothes taking fire. She had on muslin
dress, which was consumed, and her body was
burned and bllStered to the neck She was
not expected to recover.
During thunder storm on the 9th Instant
flash of lightning killed tUo pair of cattle be.
longing to Elisha Moore of Bloomfield, two or
three miles from Hartford The cattle were
in lot and pretty near together when the bolt
hit them, and were worth $780,
MNs Abby, daughter of Isaac Crane of
Whiting, was drowned on the 18th, while bath.
ing in pond about forty rods from her fathers
house. Her sister attempted to save her, but
was unsuccessful
Ebenezer G. Bailey Jr., of Danbury, who
drank brandy and corrosive subimate, last
week, installing the latter for sugar died on
Wednesday, July 26. Mr. Harvey, who also
drank a similar dose, is not expected to re.
cover.
DR. Kasson OF Canton, who recently mar.
ried his second wife, woman of some beauty
and consideration, was slightly surprised, on
Thursday of last week. on returning from n
drive to see his patients, to find the house
empty-the wife gone, bag and baggage, and
the most marvellous tales afloat among the vii
lage gossips. The latter have it that swift
carriage drove up to the doctors, then away,
then returned with two or three more-then
followed the packing and lading of trunks,
exit the lady, crack the whips, cloud of dust
in the distance, cloud of mystery over tho vii
lage and whole transaction.
While company of republicans at Higga.
mum were saluting the Newark widc.awakes.
last Friday, the cannon prematurey discharged
while being loaded, severely iniuring Daniel
Merwin, an old man, who had both eyes put
out Hubbard Knowles, and Albert Reed
young men, less seriously.
Walter Taylor, who vus convicted of the
crime Of forging U. s. pension papers ON two
indictments, at New Haven, in May, 1868, and
was sentenced TO the Connecticut state prison
for fifteen years, has been released by pardon
The prisoner was greatly affected when the
pardon was read to him.
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Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS will pass
through this city on Wednesday afternoon
next, on his way from New Hampshire to
Rhode Island. He will stop Tuesday night in
Concord, N. H., and Wednesday night in
Providence, r. l., in both Of which places he
will probably make addresses. He will stop
two hours in Worcester. On Thursday he is
advertised to attend clam bake at Oakland
Grove, Nayatt Point, down Narragansett
Bay, where a large demonstration is contem-
plated
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Mr. Icgg, DYER AND CLEANSER continues the bus
nessot CeaHSiHg Re-dyeiag ana Reporing Mems Appar
ell any also ceauses Ladies' Shawls Riding Dresses &c
ke-dNlng executed at from three. ten DAYS notice.
anu cleaning at notice when the necessity or con
Xenenee of customers requires it,
lie has increased his help and facilities ot tho stea1v
increase IN ms buSlnes. Office No Pleasant street
~ livery description of FANCY DrEiNG executed in
tue NEST manner al tar prices, and with dispatch
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BUSINESS AT WHITINsvILLE.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin says the large machine
shop of the Messrs Within, of Whtinsville,
is full of work, giving employment to three or
four hundred men. Their cotton machinery
enjoys national reputation. They now own,
we believe, all the water power in the town
of Northbridge, and five cotton mills, two be-
ing in Uxbridge and one in Douglas. Prepar-
ations are being made for a new dam and mill
opposite Whitin's depot.
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George Sessions FURNISHING uYpERTAKESY nm
DoFFIN WAREHo rsE-Cofins, Caskets Patent Metallic
bura asses ana Robes of every description always on
sizes 49, " "a"
promptly attended to- No 40 Front street: residence on
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