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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

LILY SUNDAY.-Last Sunday was the Lily
Sunday for the Unitarians in this city. They
keep it annually, as the Roman Catholics do
Palm Sunday, only with less form. In one of
the churches there was magnificent bunch
of white garden lilies, lean any white flowers
be magnificent? y and appropriate music; and
in the other gorgeous show of scarlet field
lilies, and the golden grace of nodding ones
The lily season brings us the most beautiful
combination of wild flowers that we have
through the year the most beautiful combi-
nation, l think, that anybody has anywhere,
with the exception of white orchis, cardinal
flowers, and butterfy.week, which August
brings in some places-( "lNademoiSej2e')
Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

EXCURSION TO New YoRK.-Persons wish
ing to see the Great Eastern, now the grand
central point of attraction, should avail them
selves of the opportunity afforded by the great
y reduced fare tomorrow night on the Nor
wich route. Sec advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

A DRUM MAJoR.-E. w. Adams, well
known member of the City Guards has been
appointed drum major of the National Band,
The drum majors full equipments arrived
from New York yesterday, and may be seen
at Colemans Jewelry Store. They consist of
gorgeous French style shake, the scarf and
laton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
Mothers, read the following testimony to the sue
cess OF DE. EAInN.s I've InnnL

cess of DIR. EAToN's INFANTILE CORDIAL:
"MuRGAYILLE, July 20, 1853.
49,. DIR. EAIoN.-De0r Sir: have much pleasure in GER
tuyng to the harmcssncss and efficacy Of your INFAN-
TILE CoRDiAL and cheeriuy recommend 1t TO those
VINO nave children teething. have used in NV own
family ana have sold over two hundred bottles the past
Al those who have ever used it unite in its praise
for all diseases for which you recommend it, Yours
+. +. LATHROP."
BLOOD Food, Blood FOOd.-"DR. BRoNsON Sir.
IL may not be Nalueless TO to know that have used
the Inherent Preparations OF BLOOD FoOD in several
cases ana uniformly with success; and that am con-
Nlced they are nearer APPROXIMATION the means Of
RADICAL CURE OF those of CHRONIC DISEASE for
which they are prepared than MEDICAL GEN
GlEs known to the PHAKMACorKIA | recommend these
PREPARATIONS as | am naturally DESTROYS that they
should be most widely tested and adopted '
49, r. X. BROWN, NJ. D., l20 West Broadway"
New York, Sept. X, 1850
- See advertisement. For sale BY GEO Il, SPIrRR
. ole Agent, Worcester DAWN iyi0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

d. D.--Rey. Albert N. Arnold of West
boro', has received tho honorary degree of
doctor of divinity from Rochester university
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

POLICE CoURT.-On Monday, John Mas
terson, for assault and battery on his wife, was
fined 81 and costs. Michael Quirk for more
serious case of assault, was fined So and costs
Robert Sloan, for an aggravated assault
Sunday, upon the hired man of Mr.. Rufus
Carter, at the county house, was fined Sc and
costs. Charles Robinson, for disturbing the
peace, was sent to the House of Correction for
one month, and another month for breaking
glass. James Kelley, for disturbing the
peace, was sent over for one month. Gather
inc Flynn and James Leonard, for mutual as.
sault on each other, were each fined So and
costs. 1t was thought Catherine would have
to be committed, as she had not at last &C.
counts been able to raise the funds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

FIRE IN CHARLToS,-When the New Yor
express train was passing Charlton station
last night, light was noticed as of burnin
building about four miles distant to the soutl
1t is supposed to have been caused by slrok
Of lightning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

WORCESTER Men BURNT OUT IN PHILA.
DELPHIA.-Messrs Kimball 6 Gorton, for
merly Of this city, but now extensively en-,
gagged in the manufacture Of cars in Phladel
phia, met with misfortune on the 18th inst
Their extensive works in that city, occupying
400 feet by 267 in area, were mostly consumed
by a fire which originated while the hands
were at work. The flames spread so rapidly
that nothing could be saved, not even the
tools and watches of the workmen, many of
whom were formerly residents of Worcester
Kimball & Gorton have an insurance for $50.
900, which is divided among good Offices
which will cover their loss. Their greatest
loss consists in the partial stoppage of their
business, by which one hundred and fifty
hands are temporarily thrown out of employ
ment. But the firm have already commenced
the rebuilding of their factory, and declare
that the fire will not prevent the filling of the
orders they have on hand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

That GREAT MATCH BALL GAME TO CONE
oFF.-The Excelsior Base Ball Club of Upton,
have challenged any ball club of New York to
play match game with them for purse of
$1,000, on the Agricultural Grounds in this
city, previous to Oct. LIST. The Atlantic club
Of Bedford, first class Sclub of New York
state, it is understood, have accepted the chal-
lenge So we may expect an exciting and
well contested game of base bail here the com
ing fall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

BROKERS BoARD-MoYDAY, July le.
Fitchburg Railroad, 1Ol.
do. i6is
81 Phiia, Wilmington Railroud 4S1
81 do. ~
ID Maiden and Melrose Horse Railroad "a
Metropolitan Horse Railroad 55l
Eastern Railroad, IA
20 Michigan Central Railroad m
100 Vermont and Mass. Railroad, $50 IL
MddlescX Horse Railroad, sQl
do soj
oi 9ncHsoh VI aHuacturng Company, 1920
250 do 81
50 Central Mining COMPANY n
100 North Cliff Mining COMPANY a
Is Pontiac Mining Company be0 y
% Franklin Mining Company *
20O South Side Mining Company, 100 "a
10 do >,
North Bank. 1n1
! Merchants Bank iG9j
S4OW Ogdensburg First Mortgage Bonds *!
Sl5W vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad Skies az
S6UO Passumsic Railroad Skies ~
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In favor of June 1860,

The celebrated little Dollie Dutton arrive,
here last evening, and stopped at the Lineoh
House. She is on her way to her fathers, il
Middlesex county, where she will remain 81.
weeks. The Philadelphia papers state tina
upwards of one hundred thousand persons at
tended Dolie's six weeks levees in that city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

The semi-annual meeting of the Sabbath
school connected with the Universalist society
of this city, was held at their church on'Sun-
day afternoon last. The superintendent, Mr..
VIM. MecOrney, presided. After the singing
of hymn by the children, and prayer by
Rev. Lucius Holmes of Charlton, the superin-
tendent read his semi-annual report, from
which it appears that the whole number at
present connected with this school is 277, of
which 245 are scholars. Number OF classes
%. Average attendance of scholars from
April to July l, al The library contain
ing 400 volumes, is reported in excellent con.
dition. Monthly Sabbath school conference
meetings are recommended. The report also
makes appropriate allusion to their late pastor,
Rev. j. G. Adams, who had occupied that re-
lation so acceptably for seven years, saying
that his unwearied labors have made this
school what it is, second to no other school of
that denomination in the state. The report
closes by some pertinent and instructive COM
ments on the influence of Sabbath schools up
on the morals and religion OF a community,
and the important relation and responsibility
in reference thereto occupied by the superin-
tents. Remarks of an appropriate nature
were made by Mr.. Z. Baker, Rev. Mr.. Ship
pen, and Rev. Mr.. Holmes, and singing, and
benediction by Rev. MIR. Holmes, closed the
exercises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

The MONTHLY CONCERT of the Park street
sabbath school was held last sabbath evening,
and was very interesting affair The church
was filled by an attentive audience. The Sc
cretary's report indicated that the school is in
a prosperous condition, the average attendance
for the month being 273. Several appropriate
pieces were finely sung by the children, but
the peculiar feature Of the occasion was the
presence of a number of the superintendent OF
the other schools in the city, who took part in
the exercises. Messrs. Paul of the Laurel
street, Stowe of the Old South, Whiting of the
Union, A. L. Burbank of the First Baptist,
H. S. Washburn of the Third Baptist, and
Arson Bangs of the South Worcester school
made addresses, which were interesting alike
to parents and children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
The NATIONAL BAND will play on the con
mon tonight.

LIE NATIONAL DAND VIII play Oh tue GUN
mon tonight.
"MARcHE AU CHEvAUx."- This great
painting is still to be seen at Horticultural
Hall both day and evening. The Boston Post
recently spoke of it as follows:
Rosa Bomhrur's magnificent picture, The
| Horse Fair, is astonishing and delighting
/ every budy,-as it is a subject that all can
understand, and nearly every one appreciate,
more or less but the artist and judges of high
art are in raptures with this mastery produc-
ton of French woman. 1t takes some little
time TO get over the effect produced at the first
sight of this wonderful picture-f for it is abso-
| lutely startling-every horse appears to be
really in motion and the visitor can almost
hear the clatter of the iron-shod hoofs of the
| prancing steeds before him, and, feel the dust
in his eyes raised by the cavalcade. The sun
/ light is the very perfection of art indeed
| what is there about the whole picture that is
not !-and it is difficult to particularize any
/ part above another. As we gaze at the SPLEEN
did and fiery charger, as he rears and Frances
madly, we almost fear that his stawart rider
will be thrown. The biblical scholar will at
once be reminded of that beautiful description
in Job, as he views this excited steed -
Hast thou given the horse strength Hast thou
clothed his neck with thunder
Canst thou make him afraid as q grasshopper !!
Inc glory OF his nOstrils is terribtc.'
Those familiar with Shakspeare's poem of
Venus and Adonis will at once call to mind
that inimitabe description of the young hun
ter'S horse, as he looks upon his high melted
beast -
Ills nostrils drink the air, and forth again,
As from furnace vapOrs doth he send;
His eye, which gsters scornfully like fire,
Showing his hot courage, and his high desire"
There seems not even the smell of paint up
on the picture,-it is the very flesh and mus
Gle, warm and quivering. \ marked variety
of animals are there with all their peculiar
points well-defined, strong, graphic and bold,
showing well the knowledge, skill and power
of the fair artist in the mysteries of horse flesh
The lights and shadows are very strong, yet
harmonious in the highest degree; the animals
and drivers in the foreground appearing to al
most start from the canvass. Verify, it is
worth ten mile walk to see this wonderful
work of art
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

THE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
had its semi-annual meeting yesterday, and
declared a dividend of p per cent. From the
report it appears there are 2453 depositors and
s6O8,O75 in deposits This is gain of so
depostors and s728 81 on deposit within six
months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

Mrs. DrNsMoRr's siAnd1S@aEe- to ladies
is to be given this ytternoon at Washburn
Hall. r-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

NoRwIcH AND WORCESTER RoAD.-The
following is statement of the earnings of the
Norwich and Worcester railroad for the month
of June in 1859 and in 1860, showing in the
latter favorable and gratifying gain
1853 Boston n Y. Local. Mails. Totals
passengers, ", l63 ~ S9,3l4 70 S10,558 Al
Freight, 2,l92 81 1918 SO 1853 "a 1909 81
1860 ~-''O-' &c
Fassengers, Sl693 W SS,69l 93 Sl0,1S5
Freight l,54l 80 1882 AZ 1881 Il 2l,G25
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Special Clothes.

FRONTS seems to be the "moIto" at "PINKHAMs" Th0us
9nds Of Iadi have visited his great closiugout sale
curing the past week With one voice, they all exclam
""ow Cheap" Great bargains he had this week at
49,. no j. 5. PINKHAM'S.
VI' "u z7J ana 215 Main, corner Of Mechanic street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

70 George Sessions, FuRNisHING UEDBRrAKER,AEb
1olilE WRFHousE.-- Conns Caskets, Patent Metallic
urlh Cases and R1besoi every description, always
sizes.
Ivory thing connected with the management offtneran
promptly attended to- No ~ Front street residence on
FruEi street Worcester, Mass. daNu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

UT, VT. ucgg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the bus
nSsaoi CtcaRsiHg Re-dyeHg and RepairDg Men Amir
'ii a4 gso ceanses Ladies' Shawls Riding dresses. &c
hhe,NllH executed at from three ten DAYS notice.
anuciVNnlnF OF shurtcrn0cc when the necessity or con
Veuirute Of customers requires IL
' Increased his help and facilities to meet the steady
HlSIvasG III MS business. Ofice No. Pleasant street
uhP Every description of FANCY DYElNu executed IN
ule nest manner at fair prices, and with dispatch,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

iTuth NO. 2.--lhat shall keep the best nssort-
, "i housekeeping Goods be found in his or am,
i ivy ana sall not be understood by anv and every
Ivy rs expected To- call and examine inv crocker, and
tt",s MaIt, Examine both prco and aunljtv Whether
lucy nhN or not and what "A nreat varicfv ~, con.
! sell to suit eyerybndv " H'N'' '"'iVY VI sooua
D. Cash paid for old carpets beds &C.
pro,ri..... %. . ORSON - HEATH,
BLOCK, " Exchange Street A"' i",5q d iyu''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

IIDi's Mint SpeeIfic-For Badness and Falling off
o. the lIalr For sale by JAMES GREEN, Druggist
Main street. dEwtf 80 5a113 y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

mrs. WinslOVy, an experienced nurse ana tor,,lc
pAsielNh mas Soothing Syrup for children teetbnT
hHch greatly iachates the process tecthinp nv e,t
NHihE lle gums, reducing all lun-willalIav M
pam ana II sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend nnun
H. eis IL wiz give rest to yourselves aud relief ma
u 10 your infants, Perfectly safe In all cnscs Sec
advertisement In another column dGwIy .,,D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

The Worcester CITY AReBcy.-In Board of Al
ueImcn March 9th 1861 John g. Hill was appointed nm
agent Tor ne City of Worcester, to purchase and Si
Ga purposes lo the current year, in conformity to tbc
iHWs o. s commonwealth, and such rules and repun
a9frmeni Lhe AgencyiS aJoHN 9. HILLS Npoihceary
app dEwgm ~ ~ WI,,yi ~ uIuef,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

Ahr' kennedy, OF KoxDury, mas discovered, m on
Vi our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple "' - " 'oN-
ooes are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
Ce 70 three bottles Will cure the worst kind OF pimpes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

re bottles wM clear the system of biles.
are warranted to cure the worst cankeriB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

Clanin is making splendid Photographs colored or
p! from small DaguerreOtypes and Ambrotypes at ISIS
-h"ii sticet du dis
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vWa8 Iaot SIR ?" fraate 9rDeo eritotut

H.. =
"Sa, ertpieberte oaS 6rdulein, vbieler 8uz
ron pat lt4 nur bnr9 ietne 9fei9tbamer leinen
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ter Sttmme, itno Sfter8 in ieiner 0tebe einbal>
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uno lebenpt9 mir tpieper Dor 9tu9en itellen.
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be @ bur6 eetmGe 2dRer sewddt basen bic N 70 Oft Spn
b6en 9euten Urer tn Der SGule lrne plsn lie
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bon 9. S6mipt S Comp.

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9mpinSer ausuIteleuce @mpl98 quitting Nnsebern
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Wanuiacurer, Supporter unb Dealer aGer SOrten
Stt27, Init Gabate un6 Gtgdrren.
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SaltilnOre=$sptf=9 f=9MpifaI.

0e9ritnbet 3ur llnterpritfung Der Sl,tadlalberet.
Der einSiee plaB, tpo etue 9etlun9 srlan9t
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