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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-27
EsT THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, June 26.-The royal mail steam
ship Europa, from Liverpool 10th, via Queens
town 18th, arrived this evening en- route for
Boston,
There is nothing important from Sicily.
Garlbadi is actively recognizing his resources
NO movement was expected for some DAYS
The latest Palermo telegram of June II, says
the embarkation Of the royal troops continued.
The town was still barricaded, The statement
that the Neapolitan squadron had seized two
ships conveying volunteers and arms to Sicily,
still lacks authentic confirmation. The Nea-
politan envoy to Paris, returned to Naples
without visiting London, under q conviction
that his mission would be useless.
The royal conference at Baden attracted at
tenti0n. The prince regent of Prussia arrived
there June 14th and Napoleon came next day
1t is reported that the kings of SaXony, Hano
yer, Bavaria, and Wurtemberg, and other Ger
man princes, join the conference. There are
various speculations as to the cause and effect
pOf the meeting, but nothing authentic.
The English parliamentary proceedings were
unimportant. Explanations had been given in
both houses, of the outbreaks in New Zealand,
confirmatory of the newspaper accounts. 1t
is reported that El2,000 900 sterling recon.
mended for Notifications by the defence COM
missloners, will be raised by means of annui.
ties terminable in twenty-five years, aud that
abe works will be forthwith commenced.
G.P. IL. james, the novelist, is dead.
John Foster & Co., private bankers at Bill
ston, have suspended. Liabilities moderate.
The annexation of Savoy and Nice to France
was formally consummated on the 18th The
event was celebrated by te deum and a
grand review at Paris, &c. M Thouvenal
was decorated with the grand Gordon OF the
Legion of Honor on the occasion
Prince Jerome had relapse, causing great
uneasiness.
The Sandman ministry had introduced a
project fer new loan of l50,000,000f Marshal
Valiant was visiting Victor Emanuel, en-
route for France.
Admiral Munday writes to the secretary of
the admiralty, from Palermo, June 3D. 1.-The
scene is reported as most horrible. A whole
district of one thousand yards English in
length, by an hundred in width, is in ashes.
Families have been burned alive with the
buildings, whilst the atrocities of the royal
troops have been frightful. In other parts, the
converts, churches, and isolated ediices have
been crushed by shells, eleven hundred of
which were thrown into the city from the cit
adel, and about two thousand from the ships,
besides grape and canister, and round shot"
LONDON, Sunday, June 1.-THE Great
Eastern sailed yesterday for New York.
MARKETS. Liverpool-Prices of Cotton
were very irregular, and decline of ! I'd
per pound had taken place on all qualities.
Liverpool BreadstA6S .-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence, & Co. report that the weather has
been unfavorable for the crops. Flour and
wheat quiet at Tuesdays advance. Corn firm
with a good demand. The market opened at
decline of Cd, but subsequently recovered
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From Washing ton.


WASHINGTON, June 26.-The senate has
ratified the extraditon treaty with Switzer-
land, and the treaties of commerce with Boz
lvia, Venezuela, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
The latter was amended so that the American
military force cannot be used, without previ-
GUS assent of our congress, for the protection
of the transit, and for other purposes. The
treaties were ratified nearly unanimously.
Much interest is expressed Reative to the
treaty with Spain, providing @mmission for
the settlement of the pending claims of both
countries. 1t contains a clause to pay for the
arrested negroes. 1t is understood that mo-
ton has been made 10 strike out this clause,
but it is not believed that can prevail but its
retention may defeat the treaty which requires
a two thirds vote for ratification. There is not
much prospect of ratification of the Mexican
treaty.
The Constitution newspaper hoists the
names of Breckenridge and Lane tomorrow.
The president has,nomnated VIM. f. Russell
navy agent at New York, in place of George
Sanders, removed.
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New york Market.-Junc 26.

ASHES unchanged
COTTON unchanged; sales 1000 bales at lOs for mid
ding uplands.
FEOUR-Receipts 56i bbls; sales $4,000 bbls; Stat,
and Western steady, with moderate business, CLOSING
quiet: superfne state $685. @ 545; round hoop Ohio
$3.50 a. $50; Southern scarcely firm; sales l7O
bbs; mixed to good s5,75 a $500; Canada quiet aut
GRAZ n. Wheat without change; sales $1,000 bush
Chicago spring l,29 q 1906 Milwaukee Club, 81 33 a IA
mixed Racine spring l3; white Kentucky Sl,55 "a 100
white Canada Sl,j0; amber west1rn Sl,45; western
Sl,40 Corn hrn; sales 1000 bush mixed western $50
for sound shipping. 81 size for eastern ditto; round
yellow Zoe and 65c for small parcel white northern
Oats quiet.
PRONISI0NS-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales 32i
bbs Pork opened firm closed duh and rather sack
mess SlsOO a 1915; prime sl2,jO@ sl369 for new Cut
meats firm. Lard quiet aud firm; sales $50 bills Butter
unchanged Whskcy duh; sales 200 bbs at iii a 2l4c
Rice inactive and arm; sales 1870 tcs y az 49, sugars
steady; sales $40 hhds; Porto Rico a 73c Muscovado
u "a lie. Coffee firm, but quiet; Rio 10 a l42c. 81
Domingo, at7 bags, at l23 a 24c Molasses unchanged
Porto Rico 100 hhds at q % 34 Barbados IS his at 35c
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Choosing Sides.

WAsHINGToN, June 26.-Mr. Roger a Pry
or of Virginia, hitherto counted as a Douglas
man, and Others who were supposed TO incline
the same way, have given in their adhesion to
the Breckenridge and Lane ticket and Hum
phrey Marshall, it is said, crosses that bridge
to join the democracy, where his sympathies
have been long drifting.
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ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The Breckenridge
demon stration at the Planters House, last
night, was interrupted by the Douglas men.
Mr.. Bowln, late minister to Paraguar, ineffec,
tually endeavored to speak.
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The Richmond Convention.

RICHMOND, June 2G.-rhe convention de-
clared Breckenridge and Lane their unanimous
choice, and reaffirmed the Charleston majority
platform, and then adjourned sine die
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.BosroN, June 26--Capital stock $50, 58l,
~ 30 loans and discounts, 500 ,557 900 specie
80, 263 900; due from other banks, S., $4,000
due to orher banks, $40 ,307 600 deposits, $40,
$50, 700; circulation, 81, $4,000.
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State Loan Awarded.

New YORK, June 26.-The state loan of
81 100000 was awarded at Albany, to day, at
l0l IL 100 to 10l SO 100 Thompson Brothers
got one third of the loan at the former figure.
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Spetial 3lotltes.

BUY me, and E'II do You good.'-CLEANsE THE
SYSTEM fumFT THE BLOoD.-lhe best Spring and sum
mer Medicine in The World is DR.. LANGLEI'S ROOT
AND HERB BIlIERS, composed of Sarsaparla, Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock. Pricky Ash, Thur0ughworth,
BhubaTb. Mandrake Dande1n, Sc, all OF which are so
compounded 10 act III concert, and assist Nature in
eradicatmg diseases hcse tters continue to be the
most standard popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered for the Liver Complaints and all their at
teadants; Jaundicc in its worst fOrms HumOrs wheth
er OF blood or skim all Bilious Diseases and Foul Stom
dch; Dyspepsia; Costivcness; Female Weakness; and
every disease arising from Iug eStoH, rdcntary habits
Of lite Headache; Dizziness: Piles; Heartburn; Pains
m the side Bowels or Back Flauency; Loss OF Appe-
c ana every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
81 the Blood Diseased Liver Di~orered stomach, to
which every person more orless subject in this climate
Inc effect of this medicine is most wOudeTult acts III
rectly upon The bowels and blood, by removing all OBJ
sructons from the internal orgapS stimulating them
INTO healthy action, renOvanc the founai OF life, pur
flying the blood cleansing il from all humorS and caus
ing it to through every part OF the body
restoring the invalid TO health and usefulness
Only - and IS cents per bottle. sold by Dealers in
Medicine every where Orders addrcsscdtu }. o. LANG
LEY or GEO. G. GOODWIN d Co. Boston.
lnhlT dVeuW6m
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The Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The senate was
several hours in secret session, to day, and
adjourned
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DIED.

In Warren June %, Eli Johnson, As.
In Northampton, June g. Mrs Eunce Hunt, mother of
James NJ Ames of Greenfield, 81.
In Providence June 20, Thomas Wilson, son of the
late Rev James Wlso So He graduated at Brown Uni
versitv in the class Of 1926
In Thompson, Conn, June IL, William IL Mason, Esq,
81. The deceased long manufacturer, and was at
the time of his DEATH the wealtest in the county
Of Wndham.
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In Warren, May 9, by Rev Baker Fitz Henry Moore
to Emily Handy; 18th, by Rev S Smith, Joseph
Kingsbury to Harriet Switzer.
In Wobum, June % at the Congregational Church
JOn Parker juLor editor and proprietor of the Bud
get, to Amelia Andrews.
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pROF. 1NDLITCHD'S MONODEL-
Il PHIA,
OR BALM OLE REAEr,rY
Mertb

f" WHAT SHALL WE DRINK"
UDOLPHO wOLFE's
Pure Cognac Brandy,
Imorcd and bottled by himself warranted pure and the
best quality, with his certificate the bottle and his
seal ON the cork
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
Pure Port Wine.
Imported and bottled by himself put up for medicinal
use with his certificate each bottle warranted pure
and the best quality.
UDOLPMO WOLFE'S
Pure Sherry Wine.
Imported and bottled by himself same as the Port Wine
UDOLPHO wOLFE's
Pure Madeira Wine.
Imported and bottled by himself private and medci
nal the best wine offered for sale TO the trade in
bottles This wine is warranted perfectly pure.
UDOLPMO wOLFE's
Pure Jamaica Rum.
ST. GROIN RUM, SCOTCH AND IRISH wHIsKEy
All the above imported and bottled by himself warrant
ed pure and the best quality.
TO THE PUBLIC
VIII stake my reputation a man, standing as A
merchant of thirty years residence in the CITY OF New
York, that what pledge and testify to with nv seal NV
on by every customer.
Physicians who Wines and Liquors in their prac-
hce, should give their preference these articles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer of the schiedam Aro
matte schnapps No. % Beaver street, New York
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yletu advertisements.

TREASURER'S OFFICE PROVIDENCE
= and Worcester Railroad Company, Providence, R.
l., June rs, 1860
Proposals will be received by the Providence Worces-
ter Railroad Company until the 10th day of July, 1860
at II o'clock for loan of two hundred thousand dol
lar 20000O Tor which will be issued transferable bonds
said Company $1,000 each bearing interest at the
Of six per cent per annum, payable semi annually
and the principal payable MS follows;
S25 600 the 4th February, 1861,
5000 on the 4th August, 1861.
$4,000 on tho 4th February, 1852
$4,000 on the 4th August, 1867.
25,000 on the 4th February, 1863
25,OOO on the 4th August, 1863
$4,000 an the 4th February, 1864
$4,000 on the 4th August, 1864.
Said bonds will be secured by trust mortgage said
road and its appurtenances and will constitute the en-
tire Indebtedness of said Company.
Proposals may be for ALL any portion of said Bonds,
and should be sealed up endorsed Loan to the Prov
dence and Worcester Railroad Company" and directed
to the Treasurer of the Providence and Worcester Rail
road Company
The money for said Bonds will be required to be paid
to the Treasurer on the 4th day of August, 1860.
The right is reserved of rejecting all any portion Of
said bids. BY order;
je27 dtJyl6 JOHN II. BALCH, Treasurer,
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\ SSlGNEE'S NOTICE-Wo WORCESTER.
ss.rhe Third Meeting of the creditors of K1ttrcce
Hi Of North Brookfeld, in said County, an Insovent
Debtor Will be held at the Court of Insolvency
cPster IN said County, the tenth day of July next
at ten clock i'll the forenoon at which meeting credit
0rs may be present and prove their claims. And the
Assignee hereby gives notice that his receipts
payments and services lin detail in case is now on
file in the Registry OF Insolvency Worcester in said
county. ERASfIIS HILL ASSIGNEE
June Is, 1860. ds2t+ ieIE
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY

4 NUUD OPPORTUNITY TO EN-
~ GAGE IN A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.-The ad-
Verser offers for sale the process for making three kinds
of Oil for Worcester and Worcester County viz: The
Odoress Illuminating Oil, which gives beautiful light
and will burn in any of the best Coal Oil Lamps Car
bon Oil, which will burn in any the Resin Oil LAMPS:
the Iubrcating Sperm U first rate article for neclan
ieal use All the above Oils be manufactured in
Worcester, at an outlay not exceeding $40 for the fix
lures and will pay net profit of from fifty hun
cred per cent For further particulars address Box 49,
Worcester Post Office e1O
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BORN,
sutton, June q, son to Geo II Miller, Esq.

G. III. JencIxs, Dentist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street. diff OF
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- SS-Ihe adjourned Third meeting of the creditors
OF me Davis Manufacturing Company Of Grafton in said
county an insoven debtor, will be held the Court
Insolvency at Worcester in said county the tenth day
OF July next, at ten O'Clock in the Forenoon at which
meeting creditors may be present and prove their claims
ana the Assgnces hereby give notice that their first and
ha account OF receipts payments and services lin
taD in said case, is now file in the Registry of III
solyency at Worcester in said county.
ISAAC DAVIS, ,.;
GEORGE LEWIS,) ENS'lsuecS'
dTnJ.r Itg
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QOMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHJ

A lOA1MONW EALIH OF MASSACHU-
~ SErrS-W Worcester, ss.--Court of lnsolvency.-ln
the case of DANIEL KEMPTON of Blackstone, in said
County, lnsOlvent Debtor.
To the Honorable the Judge OF the Court of Insolvency
in and for said County of Worcester
The subscriber respectfully represents that he is cred
itor of said nsOvent debtor and that he has proved his
caV in said case against the estate Of said debtor and
that he believes II will be for the benefit Of all concerned
that the proceedings in the of said debtor be STAYED
wherefore he prays that order may be passed vacatng
all the proceedings In said case.
Dated this tn day Of June In the year eig
teen hundred and sixty. WILLARD WILSON.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester S. court Of MsOiUeacy,-In the Case Of
DANIEL KEMPT0N, of Blackstone in saiu County,
an Insuvcnt Debtor.
ON the foregoing Petition II ordered that the petitioner
give notice all persons Interested In the estate OF the
said Dauie kcmpton nsovent debtor by causing to be
published copy of the said petition and OF this order
thereon twice inside In the newspaper called the Wor
ceser Daily spy printed Worcester the last publica
ton be three days at least beoTp the time for the hear
ing thereon hereinafter mentioncd that they may appear
at the Court of Insolvency. to he held at Worcester With
in and for said County oWorceser on the tenth day Of
July next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon then ana there
to show cause any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, at Worcester, the
twentysiXth day june IN the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Attcst ClIAS. Il. STEVENS Asst Register
len d2ts
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Truth No. 2.--rhat | shall keep the best assort-
ment OF housekeeping Goods TO be found in this any
other CITY, and shall be underSold by any, and every.
body is expected to call and my crockcry and
glass ware. Examine both prce and quality, whether
they buy NOT and what great variety of goods
sell 10 suit everybody.
n. h. Cash paid for old carpets, beds &c.
ORSON y. HEATH,
Proprietor of the Poetcal Exchange, Bay State House
Block, 10 Exchange Street my29 DIFF
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MINERAL SPRINGS. COLD BROOK
. ONE GALLON OF WATER CONTAINS
Solid Matter, Ga prs.
Crenic Acid IA
B.rf Axiig 10 Tra,,

Crenc Acid, ID
Per Oxide Iron 9G
Salts OF Lime and Chloride Of Sodium 2S
The analysis OF the several springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral representations
some Of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities of sulphur, or suphureOus deposits The
temperature OF these springs varies from a St de-
rees Farenheit Specific gravity accords very nearly
with other waters of similar import in various sections
of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist IN their
chalybea properties containing the va
rOus solutions OF salts of iron and other earthly salts
combination, which combinations, in comparison with
otherwatcrs of like character in country, recOg
nzcd by medical men as OF great value in the treatment
of many diseases.
These waters issue from the of extensive range
Of gTavely hills, containing in many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The of iron have been OBJ
tanned for long perodfr this range for
purposes and OF superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives lis name
is tributary of Ware river. The village is situated on
the road leading from Worcester to Barre and is
sibe by stages passing twice daily each way The vii
age surrounded with prosperous and energetic agr
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads
muicate with pleasant country towns and villages. En-
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
and commodious public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs good livery is
connected with the house. Bowling alleys, &c for the
especial use of the guests Bathing houses in connection
with the springs, shower baths ana all the fixtures and
facilities for rendering the locality pleasant and profit
aoe resort for invads and those seeking quiet and
pleasant resort. WM n WHITING
Cola Brook, June %. 1860. d6t ieJe
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKES, AND
COFFIE WAREHQU -Coins, Caskcts, Patent Metallic
Burial Gases and Robes of every description always
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of al,
sizes.
Every thing connected with the management funerals
promptly attended to- No. 40 Front street, residence
Front street Worcester, Mass dawtf
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Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
full Midwife, hOids herself in readiness day and night
attend to the duties her profession. Residence Is
Austin street. dit O24
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3Izgg Or. X. WATERS Lcader) will furnish music for
ASeS& Fire and Military Companies, Civic parades
"a Picnics, and all occasions where Brass Band is
required Apply TO }, HEIllERA GT0N, JR., Clerk
Webster, or to j. A. DORMAN 203 Main street. WOrces-
ter For further particulars, inquire at Dorman's.
le22 DIM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-31

EXTRAORDINARY FisH.-A writer in the New
York Tribune, giving account of a voyage from
Portland to Mount Desert relates that his party
sailed into harbor in Penobscot Bay and com
menced fishing. We were, he says, catching whit
ing pretty freely when, just as it growing dark
an exclamation of surprise from the Assyrian
called us to his side. He had caught what we at
first supposed to be conger eel but on looking
closely it proved to be fish of the sculpin family
and of an entirely new and strange species. 1t
was so queer and savage-looking that none of us
ventured to touch it or take it from the hook. We
inspected and measured it while the Assyrian held
it at arms length, and, after we had satisfied our
curiosity, the Professor brought out keg of alco-
hol, over which he held it, and, cutting the fish
line, let it drop into the preserving fluid.
Its body was shaped like that of an eel, but its
head was square and blunt, with an almost human
face. 1t had steady stony expression in its deep
set eyes. Its length was thirty inches and its cir
conference eight inches but its most remarkable
popularity was its color, which was CHASTITY
white except at the tall where it shaded into
rosy hue. There is no fish like this described by
any writer on technology, and none of us had ever
seen anything of the sort before. The pilot, VINO
had fished in our waters for more than hall cen.
tnry, declared that he had never seen or heard OF
such creature nall his experience. Subsequently
during cruise we showed it to great number OF
Fishermen none of whom however, had ever seen
any fish like it. On turning in that night we left
out baited lines hanging the vessels side and
| in the morning found we had caught fish resemb-
ling the other in everything, except that it was Of
lead color, instead of pale white.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-31

DOC NATuKE.-The dogs of Constantinople are
famous for their ferocity, and it has been supposed
that they were incapable of attachment to man
but Frenchman has lately brought one to Paris
with him under circumstances which proves the
contrary. An exchange says:
One day at Pera he noticed splendid specimen
of these wofdogs lying with half.closed eyes in
the sun and he went to him and caressed him. The
dog did not seem to understand it, and lay as mo-
tionless as stone. Next day he repeated it, and
the next, and after several days the dog seemed
to learn the meaning of it, and followed him to his
hotel and became bis constant companion About
two months afterward, the Frenchman having fin
ished his business in Turkey took passage on
steamer for France and recommended his protege
to the care of the hotelkeeper, who promised he
should never suffer. He forbade the dog TO follow
him, and went on board the steamer, where his
compassion was excited at seeing the dog, who
had followed him at distance, sitting ON the shore.
But when the steamer started, all we're astonished
to see the dog plunge into the water and follow.
after. On and on he swan until the speed Of the
steamer increasing, he began to howl in his dis
tress. At last the passengers begged the captain
to take him on board, and boat was lowered to
pick him up. So the ex-yagabond of CONSTANT
nople has become tax-paying Partisan.