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Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-26

Uin ~ 60, apples 700 barrels of snlcrat,
MS d,e bkAPEK Il CLARK
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-26

Removable c. a. HILLS Medical oaice ie 70
moved to No. 50 Main street. dc N'e ~ re
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-26

MRS. >. Goodwin, experienced ana sncooss
tnl Midwife, Golds herself in Readiness dav and
ATTEND ] to the duties her profession ResiIencc IL IL
Ausuh slreet. dtf o3t
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-26

opposite Elm street. ~ am dts street, beatl
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WANTED -IMMkDIATkLT - One or TWO
w GOOD TIMERS, to whom good wages Will
hands need apply F. HkFFLkY,
Oc SIS 50 Main street.
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Airtmunh Qispatrh,
The Empire Is Peace. !"

IfloUls NApoLKoN We're man OF very dei-
{cslte snd sensitive organization, he must We
tnconceivabiy haraSsed and tortured by the
entire and complete incredibly OF Europe IN
every declaration of pacific Intentions whieh
he has made since he assembled the throne
When he declared, with tie most benevolent
and fra,ernal spirit The Empire is Peace
no one on the face of the earth believed what
he said and when war ensued not long after,
no one was disappointed. In like manner aii
she auoulli.ing assurance which from time
10 time he gives Great Britain are interpreted
nv the rules of contrary. For every pacific
word which he utters she builds new ship,
and for every benignant smile which iilumi-
mates his impertnrbable vtsage, she manufac-
1rres a hundred ARMSTRONG guns. when ne
dilates upon the peaceful destiny OF France
Fnsland increases her Channel Fleet, ana
>.bap he nrotests that his only mission Is 10
ao,.n,o,, ,hs Industrial interests eff MS beloved
.,,n,rr ENGLAND buttons her trowsers peck
ID syyaars that he shall not do 1t at her
o>.,,ss Even the excellent IL. DIX PER
sew who formally announced that France
n.s done with the role of the soldier, was heard
With a general smile of incredulity, and The
Ronrse did not exhibit the slightest exaltation
thereupon. Lord PALMERsroN once declared
that I,ouIs NAPOLEON never opened his mouth
but out popped a falsehood, aud though he
was afterwards prevailed upon by the party
most interested to withdraw that remark, his
government 70 this day acts as if he were still
OF the same opinion.
Its possible, however, that the Emperor Of
the French may be sincere in the desire fol
peace but the situation of Europe, and the
demands and expectations of his army, over
rule his ayowad policy and inclinations. l
is difficult 70 understand how the chief OF si1
hundred thousand soldiers can honestly ex
nee, or desire TO stand neutral in the COLI
sions that are threatening European society
and in which the interests and passions o
France will be rs deeply invoked as those o.
al
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kauiteratet Drugs.

AT recent Convention Of Apothecaries, III
the city Of New York, one OF The committees
reported that frauds in medicines are carried
on in this country TO an extent OF which the
public cSn form no conception, and that the
amount OF mischief caused thereby is enor-
NOUS and appalling 1t is said that SUBJ
stances, sometimes innOcuous, at others al
most deadly in their nature, are mixed with
various medicines, 10 improve their appear
aDce, increase their quantity, or in some way
render them more saleable or more profitable.
Sand, sometimes 10 the extent OF seventy or
eighty per cent, or even gypsum, is added TO
the solids while water is mixed with the fluids
1ill hey become altogether inert, or even
change their very nature. The consumers OF
drugs, being unacqualEted with the proper
ties Of the articles dealt out to them, easily
deceived. The matter should be earnestly
taken in hand by City, State and National
Medical Societies. Among other remedies for
these fraudulent adultera tons, it has been re-
commended that a Drug Inspector be APP
pointed TO visit apothecaries' shops, aEalyze
samples of the drugs sold, and furnish the re-
sulis of the analysis, together with the ele-
meats OF the genuine article, and publish the
names and residences of adulteratoTs. No Oh
iec could be made to such a proceeding by
the many scientific educated and honorable
apothecaries OF the country, whilst il is due
to the public that those who are not SO should
be exposed and punished.
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lnffnn in India.

A recent Parliamentary document gives ne
result Of the latest explorations ana expert
ments in India in the cultivation OF cotton,
from which 1t appears that The soil Is undoubt-
edIy suited tor producing the finest cottcn'
that there is al abundant population, ana no
production is better suited for the wives ana
families to be engaged in, and the chances are
that cotton may be produced more cheaply IN
India than ia the United States. Whilst labor
cost. a dollar day in America, in lndla, the
Inborers of whom there Is an ample supply for
collecting largely increased cultivation OF cot
ton get only ID or Sd. per day. The present cost
of cultivation is said to be only about two dol
lars an acre, and for crops mere highly cult
waited it would not exceed four dollars for Ia
Dor and seed. 1t is also stated iaat cotton
quite equal to the average OF American, might
be delivered at q seaport, from any part OF In
dia, at a cost of \ d. per pound. But IN order
TO reduce prices IN Liverpool, two mil lions OF
bales, in excess of the present supply, are
wanted from India; and 10 produce this guam
tity, by the present method OF cultivation,
would require an extra torty-two millions of
acres of land, allowing crop OF cotton from
IL once in three years, and an extra 100000
or {. 100000 of laborers. On the other hand, il
10 the opinion of practical EnglIshmen, who
have been engaged in the cultivation, that cot
ton in India, though it may be much i'm
proved, can never be brought to equal Ameri-
can cotton. A most important fact elected in
the late Parliamentary investigations is that
cotton can only be cHtiratsd once IN three gears,
adrantagsousIy, on the same land.
A great objection to the cultivation OF cotton
In India is the want Of means Of transit
When railways penetrate the interior, the cost
of transport TO the seabolrd will be so much
reduced as TO enable supplies TO be contributed
by districts which are now beyond reach OF
the market.
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PoLrrrcAL-Er-Gor. Wise's Resolutions. -
The following are the resolnt lions offered by
Ex.Gov Wise At the Democratic mass meet
ing In Princess Anne county, Va, Wednes-
day, and adopted "bv reclamation ~
LIST. To appoint COMMITTEES of safety" as
in Revolutionary times, 10 consist of SIX per-
sons from each rnagis eri,i district, a MAORI
~ OF wAcia for each district may act. neg
shall; devise and control measures OF police for
our safety, c1d e enrolling ana orKanizins
ocdy or .dIai'te SleD, i1r Wnom III a.. ~
spects they shall provide. enH qua'1e cry, or
oftener at such times as they may appoint, me
resreetiye committees Of the districts. or tneir
represeu tatiyes, shall assemble. IN Whole Oh II,
part as they may direct as general coupci
for the coun w. which shall sit under a Chiei
81 nTinute Men TO be cleo ted by the several
con ncils nd BILE at their pleasure. The
Minute Men shall execute the orders OF the
district committees, and Of the general Conn
Gil and shall. when necessary, be provided
with the proper means.
ID That 1t be recon rnended to every county
in the Commonwealth 10 organize III the same
or a similar manner, and TO publish the same
as we now order for notice TO orr friends and
CO. operators.
Sd. That the moment the election returns are
made known, and 1t Is ascertained that Ahra-
ham Lincoln is elected President OF the Uni
ted States, the general council or this county
shall select one delegate from each district to
meet such delegates ar may be appoint ted by
other counties to assemble IN convention at
Richmond, 70 determine upon measures for
protecting our own safety and honor as a peo-
pie, FOR defending the Constitution OF the Uni
ted States, for saving our rights in the Union,
aud for Obtaining the sanction OF the sovereign
State o! Virginia.
i;h. That these proceedings be published 1T
Norfolk aud Richmond, and copies be sent 10
each county in the Commonwealth and that
the President and Secretary of the meeting he
ordered IL see this duly executed
5,h. That committee of five be appointed
by the CHAIR to conduct correspondence IN
| mis- and other States; and a committee OF five,
| funds 10 defray any expense of printing and
| distribution and CORES pondence.
Resolved, That meetings be held in each
magi.terial district within a week, for tie
| purpose of organizing according 10 the first
| resolution.
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a. FENCE. FENCE, FENcE.-In viewing the
many agricultural implements on exhibition at
the Far esteTday. my ate ntion was attracted
"a novel mode OF putting up q Board Fence with
out posts-so constructed IS to mako Taight Or
z'ezag fence, circular or square enclosures, with
eSse-very simple, Cheap, durable aud easily
moVed-lust what every farmer wants. Brother
farmer. go and look at this fence.
81 F.Rugp
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/ FARMER.

a. MIRROR, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES of
every description. and to suit all tastes, can he
found al J. V. SUNDBgRG Co.'S store, 2J9 Main
street. LOOKING GLASSES of all sizes.
n. B.-We open TINS mornng fine assortment
of new EaGRAvINGs.
~ Orders executed at short notice Remember
The place, zoe Main street, sqnare above the Post
Once. loc 25-2tT J. F.SUhDBERG Il Co.
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GENERAL AGENT for all the NEwSPA
PERS. NJ AGAIN. RS, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
and Special Agent for the RICHMOND Dis
PITCH, No IS NJ AEKET STREET, LYNCHB'RG, VA
BOOKS, MAGAZINES, ETC, of every descrip-
ton. ordered for customers direct from the pub
hsheIs, at small advance on wholesale price.
oc "a Az
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EA- The GARIBALDI OF Coon THINGs Italy
may boast OF her Garlbaldi of fifty vlctories''-
SICILY may pcInt in eXultstor to Ter GarIbald of
the long m9rches-we stick 20 ANDREW ANTON,
the Garlbadl of''good things" II twas not for moth
ing that ANToNi was born at Aiacco, ard became
thus the countryman of the great Emperor That
fact has heen OF lnhuite value to him. IT has al
WAYS been present to his mind. He thinks of
Sampiero, of Paoli, and of Napoleon the Great.
like them, he Will be the rst in his line If his line
he not rs important theirs, 1t is fault of his
He does the best he do in 1t, and they could co
no more.
ANToNI is preparing to go into winter quarters :;
but nefOre he does sn he will make more effort
to carry the town by storm. The season he has
chosen ia the approaching FAIR" Then will he
appear all his prde and all hls glory. Then will
the st. NlchOas shine in all the splendor Of Con
fecuonery and Fruit, foreign and domestic. An
TONI ls q man who Is not to be out-done. Show
him thing better than any which he has himself.
and you nav feel sure that he viii have it. "Sam-
piero the Corsican' So. although there be many
Corscans, yet from his eternal struggle to obtain
the top of his prOfesslon-from his Skill-hls in
prOvements- his advances in the Ience--ANTONI
should be called the ''Corsican Coniectioner -
Let any man who may doubt the justice of this
appellation go to the ! f. Nicholas, with his
own eyes. and be convinced. There see ''the Cor
slcan' 10 his winter apartments-snugly provided
against The coid-surrounded by every thing that
can make lie comfortable. Behold ham IN the
centre of his Candies. Creams, Jeies, Grapes,
lasting spring the representative OF Pomona ION
thls Christian land--the man who delights IL
bringing back upon earth the days OF my thica and
classic story.
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FROM HAvANA.-The Isabel, from Havana
on the 22d INST, arrived at Charleston Ihurs-
Gav morning. The Havana correspondent Of
the Mercury ridiculps the idea that Spain IS
fitting out an expedition numbering 2o,o"o
men At that port 10 operate against Mexico,
and says that there is not a Spanish regiment
IN Cuba full, nor are there 10000 soldiers on
he Island Venezuela having declised To &C
cede 10 the demands OF Spain, the last steamer
70 Havana brought the Spanish Minister from
FeueZuela, and 100 returning Spanish emil
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ENGLISH PAPERS IN FAVOR OF OLD ABE
From the following paragraph it will be seen
that Lincoln is favored by the English press
The London Chronicle says:
There is safety for European rnonarchial
governments IL the progressive spirit of the de-
Inocracy of the United States is allowed to
succeed Elect Lincoln, and the first blow to
the separation of the United States is effected
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NUMIsNATICs.-A sale of silver and copper
American coin. has just been concluded in
Philadelphia. A silver dollar of 1874 sold for
S23 SO: Washington cent of 1872 for $50; a
half dime of 1874, for 1868; and half dollar
OF 1896, for S25 50.
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ACQUITTAL.-The Darlington IS. c. South
erner of the 23d ustant, states that the Hitch
ings the two men who were arrested at Clio)
were tried at Bennettsville, last week, by a
committee OF seventy men, and acquitted by
the following vote: 50 against il.
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Tar OREGON SENATORIAL ELEcTIor--Thg
U3us.nr ghpfrs OF Oregon bitterly denuur es
tne Coalition BY witch = hspe biienn ncnatcr
bad beer siset&d, The President Vi the Sens to,
loaEiasfts. had teen burned in saisy IN q
sssDtE represented w . pssslss psmesssL
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81 RFEsEsHasNr. AT TIE FAIR Gnouxp-

BA- REFREsHNNNTs AT THE FAIR GROUND
The ReireshmenJ Depa; mt at the Far Ground,
under the control Of that excellent caterer, CHAB
eral COMMUNICATION The general rush has not
Induced the proprietor II put of - the public
with anything he could get;" and we believe It
strictly true, That as good a dinner could be oh
tanned on The ground as at any restaurant in tn 3
CITY. The Liquors and Cigars are excellent, and
such as would have been obtained 81 the Our
House, which is enough - say III their favor. The
orderly mode OF conducting things IS highly spoken
oil, and on the whole, CHARLEY has managed mat
tiers IN etter and more complete style than any
previous AgrlculIu ral occasion can boast of.
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WREcK.-The ship Cerro Gordo, of Port
land, Me, Capt. York, from New Orleans
pound to Cork, Ireland, with a cargo of 1855
baies cotton, ran ashore on Loggerhead Key
Shoals, Fla, on the morning of the 18th met.
the weather being very thick at the time, an d
was wrecked. The wreckers took out her
cargo.
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HASpeciaJ Notice.-Continuation Of Sale
OF JAPANEaR GooDs The subscriber will CON-
tnue the sale of the very elegant assortment of
Japanese Goods at his sales room Sc Main st.,
THE MORNING. a: 10 90 k. Straneers about re
turning home and wishing 'otake rare ana beau
tliul present, will have the opportunity OF pro-
J.H. DIGGEs, Auct'r.
d. F. BooTu, Salesman. ocE
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NAkRoW ESQ APE OF OUR MINISTER TO
Ma letter from Col. Preston. Minister
cape OF himself and family from drovyning .
vessel on which they had embarked nj MAJ
seilles, en- route TO Madrid. Col p vs. .as
by the desperate exertions of Maltese anc
Catalan boatmen. "i4o
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THE DIFFRRENCE.-Mr. Holley, In a com
munication TO the New York Times, states that
:" the cost of hauling passenger or a ton OF
goods mile on an Ens lish railroad is about
one-half only OF what it is in America" The
reason Of this is, that English roads are bet
yer constructed and require less power 10 do
the work.
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FAST TfME.-In the double team race n I
Louisville, KY, Thursday, Mfller's DamseI
and Bob Watson beat Polly Lswis and Ike
Cook In TWO mile race, making the fastest
time ever made. beating Lady Suffolk and
Rifles time quarter OF a second.
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GOVERNMENT CHARTER. - The steamship
Star eff the South, owned by Samn l.. Mitch
ell Il Son, and formerly in the Savannah and
New York line, has been chartered by the U.
). Government, to carry eight hundred troops
TO Texas.
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SALE OF RACING NAGs.-At Nashville,
Tenn on Monday, at the Race Course, Gen.
W. " Woodfolk sold 10 James Jackson, of
Alabama, his celebrated race mare Lula Hor-
ton, three years old, by imported, albion"
dam "Mariha Dunn by imported "SOyer-
ecn," for 81 900 He also sold TO Judge Hun
ter, of Alabama, Ellen Fail" by Licking
ton" dam Laura" BY imported "Leylathan,' .
two years old, for g, 500.
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"a Superior Liquors, Wines, &c.-The
finest old LIQ UORS and WINES tevery variety
IN bottles, on draught. by the measure and b, the
SCOTCH ALE, MOON PORTER, and IA
VANA CIGARS. at reasonable prices. wholesale
and retail. MCkEEVER BkiCKEN,
Dea eTs in Imported and Domestic Wines.
Liquors, ana Cigars. No Exchange
oc 23-6t Hotel Block, Pearl street.,
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Snow IN GEoRGIA.-On Sunday morning
last the ceruian blue OF the mountains, in
view of this place, was changed TO spotiess
white by mantle OF snow-a circumstance
unusually early in the season. At present
writing the weather is extraordinarily fine
DahioHssd (Ga.) S.gnai 18Th.
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ma BILL HEAD! BILL HEADS THE largest
and most comPlet assortment of RULED Pa
Blue, White, Buf, Canary, Pink, and Purple~jus,
received at THIS, OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
eIs In want, can rely on getting q good article of
faper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where Call and see specimens and prices. ItsI
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A CuRIo6IfY.-W. T.. Read. a blind man
from his birth, has recently completed. entire.
ly without aic from any other person. a piano
which was exhibited last week at the indiana
State Fair. The tone is highly spoken Of and
1t 10 ia every respect fne instrument
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

~ People are told that Neuralgia cannot
be cured; but, if persons suffering with either
NEURALGIA. RHF UMATISM, or anv STIFF
less Of JOI hts: will only eIre ROCKS GOOD
S AMARl IAN i ialr trial and follog Che girec-
tjOnS faithfully. a care is WARRAS Ed. Try II
just ohce-to satisfy yourself.
For sale at sill the Druggists. The trade can be
supplied by address NJ
WASHINGTON L. ROCK, Proprietor,
oc 23lW* Richmond, Va.
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A NEW ONE CENT EHvELoPE.-A letter from
Washington states that the Postmaster Gene
raj has adopted and ordered a one-cent self
sealing envelope, which will soon be supplied
post-of1ices throughout the country.
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RRLIGIoUs-A Roman Catholic priest, the
Rev. L. Druen, offered prayer in the Vermont
House of Represen tatives, on Thursday las t..
This is the first time that Romish priest has
cfliciated as Chaplain 10 the Vermont Legisla-
tura.
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UNiTkD sTATEs oFAMERICA-EAsT-


Whereas, Libel has been. fled in the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern DIs-
trIct of Virginia on the nth day of Octoter 1850.
by George Howlet, iltelant, against the steamer
Pennss lvana, her tackle, apparel furniture, boil
ers and mach merry, Whereof David Teal IS. or late
was, master, claiming $40 So damages for failing
20 deliver soods shipped on SAID steamer on the
2lth daJ of December. 1859. at the port of PhIIa
delphta, to be delivered the wharf of the port of
Richmond, to the agent OF the Richmond and
Dauville Railroad Comp any, and the said hbelant
pratln process against the SAID steamer Penn
sylvauIa her taca!e. apparel, furniture, boilers
and machinery that IN consideration Of the prem
ISes aforesaid and pr+l Ing that the tatd steamer
PennsyIvanla her tackle, apparel, furniture, boil
crs and machinery may be condemned and sold 10
pay the said sum OF money, with interest, costs,
charges aun expenses;
Now, therefore, Il pursuance OF the monitor
unde the seal of the sad Court. to me directed
and delivered, do hereb. give uohc not CO 10 all
persons claiming the said steamer Pecnsy wanna,
her TACKLE, apparel, furniture, boilers and ma
chlnery, ANY manner interested therein. hat
they he nd appear before thu said District Court,
To he held at the oity of Richmond. III and for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, ON the Il n cav 81
November, 1850, at u o ciocs noon, OF that day.
then and there To iuteTpose their claims, and To
make their ALLEGATIONS IN that behalf.
JN0. +. Willy. u. S. N. K. D. Va,
DC 3t BY r. w. Bass, d. VI.
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hCITIZENs AND STRANGERS should not fail to
VISIT SEEs Mammoth Photog raph and hmbrots pc
oallery, and have their LIkenesses taken in a
scientific aud artistic manner. You will not be de
tanned more than ten minutes to have one q
dozen taken, no matter how great the rush Prices
reasonable. and satisfaction guaranteed. las Main
street, Eagle Square. oc 23-bt
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~ Perfumed Breat h-Peariy White
TEE rH-RhLl EF FROM foot HACH E
DENTAL FLUID arrests decay, restores DIS
eased gums to a healthy condition, relieves tooth
ache, and renders the teeth white as alabaster-ls
recommended by Dentists and PHYSICIANS every
where, as superior TO al Tooth Powders in USE
Also, By Drs. Peasants, Hudson, Steel, lance OK
and others of tn citf. For sale by all Druggists
Oc 23-lWf
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LOST.

- =
7 est lost on the Fair GrOun Is, on FRIDAY,
II 26th inst, small POCKET ALLEE, con-
tanning $50 $50, and suRdry papers of value
only to myself embracing negotiable note pay
able to me, drawn by the Crer shaw Woollen Nj an
ufac.uring Company, for $50. The finder may
keep the money II he Will return the papers To
Conrad Crew, on Cary street.
oc 27-3tf s. G.. SNEED.