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ROUSE Z JENNINGS,

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 21l Superior ST., (up stair&,)
MARBLE BLOCK.
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AAoiiuhse rms and ointment are sold bv
CHURCHILL 4 BROTUFR
S.W. cor. Ontario 81. and Pun sa1o22s
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Nll1ens Wishing conveyance 20 either Of the above
Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address at
,Re Snin13as Vthos, 81 Superior street. door next 10
April 10, lS6O
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CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggists.
kl2 - ; w. cor Ontario -. Public Square.
NOTIONS OINTMENT,
FOR
sALT-RBE BEUM AND sCROFULA;
Permanently cures Scaldhead, Ringworms, and all
Itching Eruptions Of the Skin.
This Ointment penetrates to the basis Of the dis
ease-gOes 70 its very source-and cures from the flesh
beneath TO the skin the surface. Sold in large
glass boxes, price 5Oeents. VIZ
Prepared by GEKEET NoEToS, Proprietor, New York.
Depot at PENFoLD,-PARKER a MowER's, No. Il
Beekmau street
Sold By STRONG 3 ARaSTRoEG. fs2s
ADvERTIsEMEET.
Cmrr1E For the INSTANT RELIEF and
ASTHMA PERMANENT CURE Of this
distressing complaint.
.-l FEM rs
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made BY z. b. SEYMOUR co, lO7 NASSAU St
NY. Price 81 per box sent free of post
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS,
rmay5:2lsd&wl 700.
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IS= SsRf0Td's Liver InTigOrator and Cathartie
ms CHGRCHILL & BRO, Druggists,
RIO S " cor Pnb. Square and Outariu ST.
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TO LET. II Al
4 large and handsome Cottage trohhhE the
Grounds Of the Cleveland Institute Apiyer-
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Female Pills are sold by
CHURCHILL s. BROTHER, Druggists.
RIO =. w. cor Ontario IT,. g. Public Square.
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CastOrs,
britannia Ware,
Coal oil Lamps.
The largest assortment at the lowest prices.
ang5O W P. FOGG.
FOR THE TENTH or SEPTEMBER.
IF YOU WISH FOR A
NEW PAR r z HAN d i 1 L
or for any aerltion or extension your Gas Pipe,
cali on W. p. FOGG,
and it viii be attended to promptly and al moderate
price. ane.l
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CITY &NEWS ITEMS.
TRAvELRR's REGIsTEIi.

EDNEsDAY mORNNe. SER. II, 1850.
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The Elections.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-The vote for members
of congress i'll this district, part official and
one precinct to hear from, was as follows -
For short term-Barrett Y ,595, Blair 1926.
Barretts majority will be 200. For long term
Blair received 13,381-a gain of470 since 1858;
Barrett 9906-a gain of 1853 since 1858; Todd
4392-a loss of 1895 since 1858.
Orr the union candidate, received about
1000 majority in this district. The legislative
ticket is in doubt, but favors republicans. The
republicans elect a majority of the county of
ficers.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Screen county (oflcial)
gives Orr 1859, C. i. jackson 500, H. jackson
1877, Rains 1853, Phelps 976, Price $50. Jack
son county (official), c. f. Jackson 1893, Orr
l4l5, IL. jackson 105. For congress Reed
(dem.l 2038, Mitchell (opp.) 1851. Cooper
county (official jackson 1876, Orr 1923, IL.
jackson 3d. Reed 1884, Mitchell 1921. How
ard county official &c. f. jackson 1856 ma
Jority; John b. Clark, for congress, 315 ma
jority.
Fort SMITH, ARK, Aug. Smith John
son for governor received 1888 majority in this
district He will probably be elected by 10,
600 majority. He is 100 ahead in Crawford
county.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-Returns from Ken
lucky indicate the election of Gen. Leslie
Coombs, the opposition candidate for clerk OF
the court of appeals, by large majority. The
following towns and counties give majorities
for Coombs -Wilamstown, 81 Frankfort
147; Maysville 1873 Fayette county, 700
Bourbon county, $50; Nichols county, l25
Campbell county, ESQ., Covington city, 500
In Louisville, Coombs has 1875 votes Nc
CLARITY, 1.-THE regular democratic candidate,
1898; Boiling, irregular democratic nomi
nee 1854.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-Coombs' majority il
Fayette county is $50. In Clark county
Coombs gains 80 over the Pennsylvania vote
There are heavy gains for Coombs in Mac
aracken county, Montgomery county give
= Coombs 146 majority, and Bazaen COUNTY $50
Christian county gives Coombs 1000, McClart,
226 and Bowling 543. McClarty gains il
Lincoln county, 100; and in Scott county 4.
over McGoffin's vote for governor. Gains arr
reported for McClarty in Rochester co unity
C1NCINNATI, Aug 8-Returns from clever
counties in Kentucky give Coombs, the uniol
candidate, 1905 majority, being gain owe
governors vote of last year of $685..
LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-McClarty's majority
in Gallatin county is 60; in Carroll county "a
Coombs' majority in Bullitt county is 229 il
Warren county 695. The election of Coomb
is nomnally conceded by everybody. AS ta
as heard from in So counties Coombs leads by
10000 The Breckenridge wing in this section
say the Douglas wing transferred large por
ton of their vote from Batinger to COombs
Coombs majority therefore depends on the &C
ton of the democracy in the democratic cOun
ties vet to hear from, which are inaccessible
by railroad or telegraph. Some days will YET
be required to ascertain the final result
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Items.

ST.. john, N. b., Aug, THE ball given
in honor of the Prince at Fredericton, last
night, was well attended. The prince arrived
here this afternoon The horses were unhar-
messed and the people drew the carriage thro'
the streets He subsequently embarked on
the Styx for Hantsport
New YoRK, Aug. S.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres Of the 18th state that the compact be.
tween Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Con.
federation has been ratified, and there is every
prospect of establishing peace. There was an
extraordinary activity in business, and large
increase in trade with the United States is
predicted.
Brdgetown (Barbadoes dates of June 20
state that the prospects OF the planters are
poor owing to the drought American pro-
duce has advanced ten per cent. Nothing
doing in shipping.
An accident occurred on the Hudson River
railroad last Monday afternoon, caused by the
backing of gravel train on to a hand-car
John Doundly was killed, and Robert Coon
was fatally injured.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
by THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Aug. s. The Europa sailed rom
Liverpool Saturday, July rs, via Queenstown
10Th, and arrived here at A. NJ. to-day.
The royal mail steamship Persia, from New
York arrived at Liverpool on the 18th. The
Panama, from New York via St, Johns, n. f.,
arrived at Galway on the 23th. The Europa
passed, July %, at $50 P. NJ, 80 miles from
Queenstown, the steamer Etna, from n. York
The news by the Europa is quite meagre
there is no change to note in the Syrian ques
ton. The conferences were beng held at
Paris relative to the Intervention, and it was
expected that sthe convention would soon be
signed 1t is supposed the sultan will decline
the Intervention.
1t is asserted that the NeapoIitans still hold
Messena and that Garibald was there. 1t was
reported that he was wounded at Melazzo
'0where the losses of the Sicilians were heavy.
Latest from London.
LONDON, July 29.-Advices from Rome re-
port that a seditious bill had been posted there
announcing an approaching revolution.
Liverpool Cotton M0rkd-The sales of cotton
to-day were 5000 bales, of which 5000 were to
spectators and exporters The market closed
dull.
BreadStu6S-The weather has been unfavor
able for the. crops, heavy showers having fallen
but it is now finer Richardson, Spence, s.
Co. and Bigland, Althea, & Co. report flour
firm at Tuesdays advance; American 27s.
2Ss. Cd Wheat firm at Tuesdays advance,
and l a I'd. additional for white red, los.
lis. I'd; white lis. cd Us. I'd. Corn de-
clined 3D.; mixed 30s. a 30s. Cd. The bread.
stuffs market has been generally firm and corn
dull
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ConspiracY.

CHICAGO, Aug, 8.-Josiah E. t. Bissell
was arrested here last night, and Walter F.
Chadwick was arrested at Rock Island, charg-
ed with conspiring to burn the railroad bridge
across the Mississippi at Rock Island. A bill
of indictment was found against them by the
grand jury. Bissell is agent of the St. Louis
chamber of commerce, and of certain parties
who have suits pending against the bridge.
Chadwick is attorney in the case. The evil
dence OF the plan formed to burn the bridge is
said to be conclusive.
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Correspondence of the Charleston Is. c.. Courier.
The SLAVES AT KEY WEsr.-The last of
the African slaves were sent on board the ship
Star of the Union on the 10Th ult,, and she
sailed the same afternoon for Simon, Africa.
The number placed on board was 1885, consti-
tuting what was known as the cargo of the
unknown or UNNAMED" French barque The
total number delivered over to the three yes
sells for return is 1888; the balance of the orig
inal number have died. Now that the excite.
ment of the Introduction of SO large & uum-
Der of wild persons in our midst has passed
away, we may well pause and inquire if this
| thing is again to be renewed--if in such cru
SADIE with other powers for the suppression of
the trade, the country is to pay so largely for
questionable humanity, or our town to be
made the breathing spot and burial spot of
such persons We have no doubt the next
congress will investigate the matter, and com.
pare notes as to the policy and cost OF sup.
porting negroes in Africa, while Great Britain
recruits her ranks and tills her West India
fields from such sources of supply.
A good deal has been said about rescue, and
other means Tor the recovery of these people.
But nothing Of a very tangible character
evinced itself, other than the arrival of some
halfa dozen persons from Cuba and elsewhere
in such eases made and nrovidod Most of
the legal luninaries being absent. I have NOT
been able to learn hnw far their views wore
supported bv local oninions but rs IN a co,,o
de main, we have no doubt that the noIished
steel bayoncts ofthe guard awoke some whole.
some regards for their personal safety, and
these scions of cbivalrv thouoht if nrndent to
return nnSca,bod rather t5an carry thair
wounds in the rear. The solitude of the track.
less ocean. or untrodlen minis Of orr broad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-09

state, s5ls a s5,25: extra state s525 a 545: round
hoop Ohio. $40 a 545 superfine western, sSl5 a. go
common good extra western, SIPS a 545 southern
active; sales 1900 bbIs; mixed TO good 1928 "a
5,55; fancy and extra s566 q $50.
GRAIN.-Wheat offered quiet and firm, but closed
heavy and drooping sales 600 bush; Milwaukee club
sl2H3 for common; winter Ied western 81 25 Corn
dultand without striking change; sales - bush mixed
western. g. q 63c yellow WESTERN Sc for choice:
PBONISlONS-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales us
bbs Pork dull and dropping; sales 425 bbS. whisky
shade rmer al 2lc; sales 100 bbls Sugars unchanged;
Museovado 500 hhds 65 @ 73c. MOlasscs unchanged
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RennhliOan conxention in view JERSEY.

TRENTON, Aug. S.-The republican con
venton, to-day, was presided over by Gov.
Pennington. Only two resolutions were pass
STRENGTHENING the Chicago platform, and en-
dorsing the nomination of Lincoln and Ham
lin. j. C. Hornblower and A. X. Hay were
elected senatorial electors, and district electors
were also elected.
Resolutions sympathizing with Garibaldi
were referred to committee
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DISAPPEARANCE of a Southern Planter

b New YORK, Aug. Sit is rumored that a
southern planter is now missing from Long
Beach and it is supposed that he has been
murdered. A negro waiter is said to have
been arrested on suspicion OF having murdered
the planter for imagined insults.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-09
The New York Rreekinridgeites.

SYRACUSE, n Y, Aug. 8.-James L. Bra
dy was nominated for governor to-day by the
Breckenridge state convention. The conven-
ton adopted resolutions empowering the state
committee to hold conference with the other
convention. which meets the 18th.
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Incendiary Fire in Newark. N. ]

NEWARK, Aug. S.-The stables connected
with the City Hotel, together with three hors-
es, were burned this morning by an inc ndia
ry There were two other similar attempts
at the same time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-09
A Man Drowned.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug 81. Badgett of
North Carolina was drowned to-day while
bathing.
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Special 4lotltes.

David Scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. PSI
Main street, Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines of all kinds
wholesale and retail supplies Physicians with medicines
the liberal terms for cash. and dev0tes his espec
al attention to the compromising and preparation oPhy
scians' prescriptions. dly app
IHII's Mint SpecI6c-For Badness and Falling of
of the Hair For sale by GEO. II. SPUR, Druggist,
Main street i&wtf app
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NTINERAL SPRINGS. COLD BROOK,

IN4 WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.--For a period Of
many years there has existed in this place spring of
which the inhabitants Of the vicinity have
for the efficacy OF its i'll relieving various
diseases the skim Salt Rheum, Erysipela EruptOns
from poison &c Debility from long proracted diseases,
Rheumatic Affections, Scrotua, and Nervous Diseases.
This spring of water has recently passed into the posses
sion Of thu oprieor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in the vicinity, which
have been examined. their water analvzed with view
TO their medicinal qualities, and with the purport
placing them III condition TO satisfy the demands of the
public. The ANALYSIS of these waters, made by the
state Assayer, Dr. Chas l. Jackson present the follow
ing results:
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chOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or taken bv

ep|~O mistake from Wldes Hotel Elm street, Bos-
tom July 18th 10Th light coOrcd ieathenrunk, large
size, somewhat worn, piece of leather torn from the
top plain brass spring lock, iron bands somewhat loose
on the bottom. Whoever will return said trunk to Pr
TER PIERCE, Tempet0u, Mass. CilAS. r. GASSETH,
l57 Blackstone street, Boston, BENZ LEWIS, Wor-
cpse shall receive he above reward
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ONE GALLON OF WATER CONTAINS
Solid Matter, ga gr's
Crenic Acid, l6


Salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium Is
The analysis of waters from the several springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral mprc tnationS
of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities OF sulphur sulphueous deposits The
temperature OF these springs varies from "A 20 So de-
with other waters Of similar import in various
of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist Their
Chaybeate properties containing more OF less of the
solutions salts of iron and other earthly salts IN
combination which combinations in comparison with
OtherwatcrS of like character i'll country
uzcd by medical men as OF great value in the treatment
of many diseases.
These waters from the of extensive range
deposits of metallic The of iron have been OBJ
tanned long period from this range for manufacturing
purposes and OF superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives its name,
is tributary of Ware river The village is situated on
the road leading from Worcester to Barre and is
sble by passing wicc daily each The viii
age is surrounded with prosperous and energetic aGr-
cultural and mechanical community Good roads COM
mucate with pleasant country towns and villages EX-
tiles for pleasure parties fishing and sailing large
and cOmmodious public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. A good livery is
connected with the house. Bowling alleys &c, for the
especial of the guests. Bathing houses in connection
with the springs, for cold, and shower baths ana
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable resort for nvalds and those
seeking a quiet and pleasant retreat
rh subscriber is pleased to refer TO DR. CHAS T. ACK
Worcestey; DIR j. N. BATES Worcester; DIR, s. TAYLoR
PetcTshani. WIN. II. WHITING.
Cold Brook, June Is, 1860. DIFF iyIi
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Count CavOur and the NenpOiitan Enjoys
TURIN, July lS.-The Neapolitan minister
OF finance, Signor Mamma, and Baron Wins
peare, had an interview yesterday with Count
Cavour, and were highly gratfed at the cour
;esy shown to them by the chief Of our cabi-
net If am well informed, Cavour told the
two ENJOYS, che heard with great pleasure
from their lips the true state OF things in the
kingdom of Naples, and the intentions of their
government" The two ENJOYS had described
to him the present state OF affairs as good, be-
cause new era of liberty, that may be useful
to the whole of Italy, is being opened to the
Ncapotans. Cavour listened attentively to
this description, and said Il really am pleas
ed - and then he exclaimed of so, | rejoice
i'll common with them" meaning the Neapoli-
tans.
These two speakers did not begin their ac,
count until they had answered the counts
questions as to the confidence of the people
and the patriotic sentiments of the army.
With respect to the confidence, they said it
was entire on the part of the people, now that
they had seen turned out of office the men
who down to the last moment had ill used the
king, and their places filled by undoubted lib
erals. With respect to the army, they replied
that it was well disciplined, and obedient to
its officers that when some of those were
changed it would be good and devotedly attach
ed to its country. After this, as l said above,
the ENJOYS began to speak tor themselves, and
beg for the alliance as between two constitu-
tional countries, both of them equally Italian
but here they were interrupted by a messen-
ger who entered and brought note to the
count. 1t was Geographic despatch and,
without saying word after reading it, Ca
YOUR handed it to his visitors. 1t was laconic
0Nonlas bot +Io
pie and the soldiers, because the people cried
out Italy forever. Firing on the people.
Dead and wounded. Great agitation. Dis
content. Foreigners leaving. Danger of pill
lage."
If hogshead of cold water had been unex-
pectedly emptied over the heads of the two
poor ENJOYS they could not have been more
scared. The confusion took away their
breath. What retutation Of their fair story
about confidence, content and harmony could
be more eloquent? The count quietly eyed
the two unfortunate ENJOYS played around the
lips of the great statesman and Disconnected his
adyerSaries. But he disdained to take any
unfair advantage of his position. Perhaps
some of your readers may fancy that the tele-
gram had really arrived some hours before,
and that the count merely desired to have the
innocentpieasure OF producing a dramatic effect.
If so, they fancy wrong and do the count
an injustice. But, of course under the
circumstances, the most intrepid diplo-
matist would have failed to convince the
count that he could seriously listen to
project of alliance with the king of
Naples, while that kingdom is in such a state
that no one can say who commands or who
obeys, or what system will be in vogue two
months hence, or whether the government has
any stability, or even the king himself con-
| tinues to hold the crown.
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0em advertisements.

A NTI-SLAVERY M L ETIN GA
"A Quarterly Meeting of the Worcester County (South
Dive Anti-Slaverv Society will be held at WashDurn
Hall on SUNDAY next, August 18th, forenoon, after
noon and evening, at the usual hours.
Parker Pillsbury, H. Ford Douglass OF chicago, ana
j.. N. Haywood VIII he the principal speakers
The public are invited. 49, :. -.
JOSEPH A. ROWLAND, Secretary. aus dSt
| OST-A dark mixed Overcoat, nearly
- new between New Worcester and Grove street.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving II at this
once, or ut Sumner Pratts, ~ Front street au9 div
4 WRkS.-Twenty Bales Wal and Bottle
- oorks for safe at GRO. sPURRs, POI Main street
FOR SALE "A job Team Wagon, new
n last fall horse in good condition. Terms easy. For
further particulars, Inquire at d. GAYS Flour Store,
Foster street, d6t' Jy3i
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asaHli
DIED.

In this city, Aug Z, at the residence Of his uncleI
Rogers William Francis son Of Daniel Mitchell of Paw
tucket q. Boston papers please copy.
In Milford June 30, Mrs Anna Heath 81 yrs mos Aug
@ Lornda Adams 20 yrs.
In Amherst, Aug 4, suddenly, Joseph Ayers repre-
sentative in the present legislature.
In Newbury, Aug s, Caroline Wilmington, wife Of Bev
Leonard wilmington, ID y, 81 yrs.
I'm New York, Aug 4 Of paralysis Sasan Spring, wife
of the Rev Gardiner Spring, u yrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-09

In New Haven, Conn, Aug |, by Rev. George Tbaehel
of West Merden, Thomas TEACHER Professor III Yale
College, to Elizabeth b, daughter Of the late Roger
Sherman.
In Milford, Aug 9, by Rev George w Stacy Arbana w
Dearborn to Mrs Lucy T. Maxson both of Milford
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-09
Clothes

dissolution OF COPARTNER.
~ SHIP.-rhe firm of CLARKE & BROWNING was
dissolved the l4th day of June 1850 by the death of
the senior partner. All persons indebted to them
quested call and settle the Immediately, the
old stand, No Mechanics Building, Worcester, NJ ass
J. T. BROWNING & co. have taken the stock and
store of the late firm and will continue the business
heretofore, at Ne. 2 Mechanics Building.
j. Il. BROWNING tE co.
Worcester July 20, 1860 DIFF jy23
$500 REWARD.-The City of Wor,
dollars, and William Dickinson, Esq, one hundred dol
lars for the apprehension and conviction of the person
who fire 10 the charcoal building Manchester
street, the night of the 26th of June last.
iy7 diff IVERS PHILLIPS, City Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-09

Tickets can be procured at Boyden's Exchange from
members of the Band, and at the Depot on the morning
the excursion.
Cars leave the Green street depot at 645 stopping
Mibury. Boat will leave Newport at 4OclOckP p. NJ,