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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14
THE GREAT REBELLION.

JEFF. DAVIS Standardization the evening
of june lst. Jeff. Davis made a speech at Rich
mond in rasnonse tn a serenade of which the
c-u.. ,t,,,,.,.o 81, -.
ioiio"i ns 10 al e-A'i"0' A"ose =" ~" nun
we nave lateiy associated nave SHOWN them
serves so lncapaole OF approaching the oless-
lhgs VI lne glorious ihstitutlons tlley nave IN
herited, that they are TO day stripped OF the
liberty to when they were porn lhey nave
allowed am ignorant usnrper 10 trample upon
all the preroSatives OF clllzenshlp, and to eX-
ercise powers never delegated to him and 1t
mas oeen reserved for your own state, SO lately
one OF me original thirteen, but now, thank
Goa, luliy separated from them, to become the
llr ater oi great central camp Irom winch
WIZ pour ior'li lhousahuS Oh brave hearts TO
ron oacN t'ie 'lue OF tillS uespoush.
Beginning uhdef many emDarrassments, the
result OF ~ years OF taxation being IN the
MINUS oi our eheoiies, we must at nrst move
CAUTIOUSLY IL may pe tllat we Shall nave to
ehcouhtSr sacflnce5 Oui, my friends, under
the sihles OF Tue Ood oil the just, and dlled
Win the same spirit that animated our fathers,
success shan perch ON our banners. am sure
you 90 not expect me to go into any argument
upon those questions, which, for twenty-five
years, nave agitated the country. We have
now reached the point where, arguments being
our weonons f3haarS on, 80 "t NV W
will "
When the time and occasion serve ,yo sboll
smite the s,uitr. win mani, arms ~, ia "''r
fathers b.f,re ms aud as Incomes thoir sons
IA Ihe enemy we ieavs ,Ln has, aati ~ tI,a
assassin and iucendiarv tn them w., Inaya IL ~
assault belplpss women IN ms helnn,s ,o,1
oeance mon man rTremenJon, ,,,,s1.,,, ,e''
Nav NV friands tl,anIr van a,rain t''' ~
gratifying manifestation. IA voi9n-aTelI ne
sometime about Rnena Vista ~ VIII nv
friends I can only saw we will mako tLo 10y my
tie fields of Viryinia another Rnena Vista ond
drench Them viii hlood more nrecionS ' r i',,u
tbat which an,yad tl,oro F0'ON' '''''''
~ We vii oloia, his,ory far o,r,a,vos W.
do NJ osL ,hat ~, ,,st 'shaiI sIa1
mon ne hrin%t ~ d pr ,a"t haS - on ,u'. WI
,i,, ,i,a,, '', -, W. -,
70 ,nanya f,Id 80 whi,I hos 4n"iod PM tI'
An NJ, ON ,.,,,tr,, .Lan ,r' 49, ~ , ,o
Uv;tod Sts,os~.I,,,s,, ,,hich .o,thar, soI,n,,
an snntharn .tii,,n,s roaao,,d ~, -,
s,,;,;,s i, ta;r dalsIs % dar;nr, na ,ritL I"'
ipinndin,, ~ n.st Sl,o,In~ ,,Iso,, ~ o,,'na1'
of an1, 1o,,,io,, ~ H., Un;tad Staios ~, Ge,
raIl m rn5r ren,an,ironca tLaf no nan ,vho
,vt -, e -
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"BLooD, cargo, BLOOD !'-Gov. Wise has
apparently risen from the rapid decline" to
which the uncertain telegraphers devoted him.
at the close OF JEFF. Davis speech at Rich
m0nd on the night of the first of June, he de-
Iivered himself as follows: II rejoice in this
war. Who is there that now dares to put on
sanctty to deprecate war, or the "horrid go
ries OF ware Nome. Why7 Because il is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

YEARLY MEETING The yearly meeting of
Friends for New England commences at New
port, r. l., with public meeting Sunday
next, followed by meetings for business dur
ing the succeeding days till Thursday or Fri
day. The third annual meeting of the alumni
of the Friends school at Providence, will be
held on Monday, on which occasion an Grafton
will be delivered by VIM. j. Potter of New
Bedford, and poem by Dr. Pliny Earle of
Leicester.
Those leaving Worcester by the middle
train, on Saturday, can reach Newport by the
steamer Perry, at four O'Clock in the after
noon. The Perry will also make Sunday
trips leaving Providence at y o'clock, morn
ing and evening, and Newport at 81 P. M
The Bellevue House, as uscal, will be the
headquarters of those visiting Newport on this
occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

CLOUD WITH SILVER LlNING.-The sea-
son OF sorrow and alarm, which the young
state OF Kansas has recently passed through,
on account Of the failure of its crops, and the
severity of winter, has left its people in a stu
alton to enjoy to the utmost the luxurious sea
son which is promised to them. They are al
ready sending to the east, which has been al.
ways kind TO them, grateful accounts of their
exuberant prairie gardens and farms One ac-
count says, "Our streets are full of strawber-
ries, gathered on the prairies. Our baby
(Kausas. born) straggles out in the grass, and
comes in every day with its hands full. Del
aware squaws perambulate the streets with
baskets full OF the delicious fruit" Still an
other says, at does one's heart good to pass
into the country and look at the crops. The
farmers have put two years work into one, in
the number of acres planted. We look out
from our dwelling, and see corn rows plainly
traced half miles distance. Every thing
denotes luxuriant harvest"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

Al Physicians & gree thai 'luree aud freopent
aoSes OIL auseous compounds, taken into The stomach
rom time to time must have tendency to destroy the
healthul tone of the vital organ of the human sys
tent and ii is well known to the medical profession
That the a'tive principle gallon Of liqai medicine
can oe placed IN teaspoon Why them the use of Civ
ing large ana nauseeus draughts? The erroneous idea
that "the more nauseous tue medicine the more noeut
lis effects, discarded by all candid reasopers:
and it is indisputaby proved Beyond doubt that nRY
ANS PuLMoNIc WAFERs-a medicine of the most agree
able and palaable the most effectual rene
dy ff Coughs, Colds, ami their consequences They in
Varaby give relief in ten minutes and pietsan.
to the taste that any child will take them
Price rs cents. Sold by all Druggists
my GeJUtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

RECOGNITION OF HAYTIEN INDEPENDENCE.
We hear that Hon. b. G. Clarke of this city,
consul Of Hayti for Boston, and James Red
path, general agent OF emigration and consul
Of Hayt for Philadelphia, have been appoint
ed commissioners penipotentiary to the gov.
eminent of the United States, for the purpose
OF procuring the recognition of the independ.
ence OF Hayti by the United States. This
opens peaceful door out of the Spanish EN-.
brogio for by recognizing Hayt, we will
prevent Spain from interfering with her,
check her advances, and give US lever with
which we can hereafter heave her out of the
island Boston Traveller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

EFFECTS OF THE LIGHTNING During the
severe thunder shower of Tuesday night last,
the house of james Hill, one mile south of
Sutton centre, was struck by lightning. The
fluid descended by the rod attached to the
chimney, leaving the rod about foot and a
half from the ground, whence it entered the
cellar, tearing the hoops off the barrels,
and doing other mischief. 1t tore up the floor
of the bed room, threw down the clock, and
broke the he'd cord. From the house, the
charge proceeded to the barn, about eight rods
distant, killing valuable COW, and one half
OF brood of chickens while nesting under
their mothers wings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

The RHEToRIC OF CHlvALRY JEFF Davis
says: ITO the enemy we leave the base acts
OF the assassin and incendiary to them we
leave it to insult helpless women; to us be.
longs vengeance upon man The sentiment
was Justify applauded by all the women-whip-
pers in Richmond ; and men who have been
canonizing the assassin jackson for the last
fortnight, flung their hats into the air.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

FRANCIS LINCOLN SoUTHER.-The only
soldier from Massachusetts, so far as known,
who fell in the disastrous action at Great Beth.
Ell, was native OF Quincy, and member of
the Hancock Light Guard He was by trade
a ship carpenter, of amiable disposition and
estimable character, enjoying in large degree
the respect and friendship of his townsmen
and acquaintances. He was twenty-five years
of age and leaves wife and two children
sadly bercaved by his early death. His last
words to his aged grandfather, before his de.
parture, were 81 calculate to do my duty,
and hope, should l live, to give good ac-
count of myself; but whether l live or die,
living or dying, to be faithful soldier to my
country" His last care, in his grandfather
presence, was to see that Bible was safely
bestowed in his knapsack.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14
CITY AND COUNTY

HELD FOR RESPONSIBILITIES with the fol-
dress are detained at the office in this city for
postage =
Gordon, Bowdoin & Warren. New York
Mrs. Mary A. Richardson, Boston.
Mrs. Abby A Allen, Providence, II. /.
Miss Lileie McLane, Barre, Mass.
Thomas Cochran, Delaware Centre, Iowa.
Miss Mary E. Thorpe, Waltham
Mrs. A hhy A = aud auhtfffybT,, -, , -.-'-
Mrs Levi Brad lord. Factory Point, VT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

"HuS Me, and HI do yen GOOd.''-Dr. LANG
EEY'S ROOT AND iiENB BIrfERS continue 10 he
the standard medicine Tor the cure of all Bilious and
Liver Complaints; tumorS, from pinlle to the worst
nutred sore; Jaundice tieadachc; Piles: Dvsnensia.
INDIGESTION; weakness &c They both Alternative
and tonic regulate the stomach bowels stimulate the
Liver restore the appetite, promote digestion ,ve
strength quicken the circulation aud purify fhe baai
better than any medicine ever known. They are made
OF the best oots ANA herbs, among which are Sarsunr
lila, Yellow D9ck, Mandrake, Thor u.hwort Cherry
Poplar and PreklY Ash Barks Rhuiarb I4n,i.l,n1'
and others recently ADDED all 'sklly combined as
70 act IN aTeofuaee win the laws OF Nature forming
the most eilectda spring anu Summer Aediainr a
be used kveryhod needs iis medi, me and ali should
and ~ cents per bottle ~ NiiJ %
hs same medicine is also put up in a more concen
trated irpl, called Dr. Langeys Sugar Coated SSnl
uha HeiG ints, beautiful eathdrtc, without rrnin. or
Dealers in Medicines ''u ~ an
GOODWIN 8 co, boston u WV "
GEO T. SrURR and DAVID SCOTT wholesale
80 ~ N''S'5tef' WeoWGdbn nchg5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN has IA farewell benefit
at TIE theater, TO night when it will lie noticed
a very attractive bill is to be given. The play
of Henry VIII, with Miss 1Cushman in her
fine impersonation of Queen Catherine, will
be a novelty. The attendance should indicate
our appreciation of this lady's great histrionic
genius Miss Cusbman will also appear in
comedy, tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

PLANT BEANS AND PEAs.-The Newbury-
port Herald, observing that it is still in season
to plant peas and beans, says
sit also happens, as fortunate coincidence,
that peas and beans, being great army sta
pie, will be in good demand, and command
good prices, they having already advanced rs
per cent, so that the very crop which can be
raised on the poorest land. which needs no ma.
nure, and which can be raised with the least
labor, will this year prove more remunerative
than perhaps any others We see that this
matter is pretty well understood, and that
there is quite rivalry among our rural friends
for the office of deacon-the raising of ten
bushels of beans emitting him to that honor"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. - Hon. Ed
ward Everett has been appointed by his ex-
cellency the governor to be the trustee and
agent of tie commonwealth, in the construc
ton of monument to commemorate the
Declaration Of American Independence, in the
city of Philadelphia. Hon. Rejoice Newton
of Worcester, Hon. Thomas f. Plunket Of
Pittsfeld, and Hon. Charles G. Davis Of Ply
mouth, have been designated to constitute a
board of commissioners to prepare a plan for
the establishment of an agricultural college.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

MLFoRD.-rhe citizens of this town, in
accordance with the act passed by the last
legislature, voted, Wednesday, upon abolish
ing their police court. The abolition of the
same was agreed to by vote of 167 to H.
TWAS also voted to subscribe for four hundred
shares OF the Milford and Woonsocket Branch
Railroad, and the determination to complete
the building of the road this year was unan-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

Smisl-Mr Jones, do not see what Gems ,,on an ,,
80 seem 70 work steady, and yet 81 a daV ~ " po'i'
Jones fes MIR. Smith, itis as you saw The rcoso,
~ % IS ii costs me every thing furnish nv bnrsa
WIN nice carpets, oil cloths, Nc., ANA shond Ike 70
hiloM now YOU nave money in the bank and vel sntb
Wnat wages you get. ~ anu
ar Smth.-Well Mr.. Jones, will tell you in urvate
Eei Slo per day, and the way manage il is bnv nv
gooos o. otsoh Heath, in the Bay state Block ana
say great uel OF money and get the best of goods
Moral II you would have money in the b"uL ii,o
TEMPERATE, be industrious, and you will pef FOOD na, tor
Exchange. fiRSON n liz t'5ii az III, ny oetical
'ti'-Ai a. l fupFIetOf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

The straw paper mil, of G. Chittenson &
Son, in Stockport, N. r., has been destroyed
by fire. There were five hundred reams of
paper in the mill and three hundred tons of
straw stacked near it, all OF which were de.
stroyed. The loss is estimated at $4,000,
which was partially insured,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

PERsoNAL.-Henry B. Hammond, son of
Perley Hammond Esq, of tn city, has been
appointed private secretary to Gen. Mansfield,
at Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14
BENZ. L. But LER,
Major General commanding


Fort MONROE, June 12.-lt is ascertained
that major Winthrop was killed at the Great
Bethel fight He fell MORALLY wounded in the
arms OF a Vermont volunteer. He was the
aid and acting secretary Of Gen. Butler, and
author Of the brilliant seventh regiment article
i'll the Atlantic Monthly.
Brigadier general Pierce has not given his
official account of the unfortunate affair.
Altogether there were certainly twenty-five
killed and fifty wounded. Two OF the wound
cd died yesterday. Col Bendx's regiment
has three killed, seven wounded, and two miss
ing. The accident in the morning cost Col
Townsend's regiment two lives aud several
wounded. AT Great Bethel he had one killed,
two MORALLY wounded, and quite a large num-
Der are still missing.
Notwithstanding he reported pursuit of the
rebels, they were not seen this side of Great
Bethel Ii is fortunate the rebel cavalry did
not pursue. On the disappearance OF our
troops, the whole force of the enemy, fearing
an attack under better auspices, lett their en-
trenchmenls and hastily withdrew toward
Yorktown, carrying away their artillery and
burning the adjacent buildings.
Col. Taylor, with nearly 1000 men, yester-
day made RECONNAISSANCE from Newport News,
but returned in the evening. No other military
movement occurred during the day. A captain
OF the zouaves, with a flag OF truce and sur.
geon, have gone 10 Great Bethel bearing a
letter from Gen. Butler respecting the burial
OF the dead. They have not yet returned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

Ihs Victims of ESis,Aipntion ;t.lel Vice ror ha
oimu5 i TO CONVECTION OF tic Of their wa, and
saved lron world OF mental ana bodily stGcri,1 t,
hee1s me advice contancdn The non lar vnrk
Man fltAlLlG Z, or PlllNIOLOGiCAL RtSEiRtn
70 ~ Is S'unu IN us doctrines, plain and iponnpsro
N dictates, ana, being beautifully ILLUSTRATED Win
eoiofeN ellSVliss tbritgs everything nome to the con-
CebtlVn lat ne VINO runs may read'' Price g5 cents
Set rec everywhere ON receipt OF postage sfanps to
IN! IIouhl SOid by the author Dr H. A. BARRt
~ bieecke ST. New Ork, -four doors below Nrlouaa
street, G. AP MASON, l67 Broad street PtoyiicIscai
Il. l., General Agent dams 49, NV rS S5ee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

One day last week, New York merchant
met in Louisville a Memphis merchant, who
owed him much money. The latter informed
him he would liquidate when the war was
over-not before, The Mrmphian was buy.
ing goods for cash. The New York merchant
waited until he paid tor his goods, and then
seized them by attachment The matter was
compromised by the soutlierner paying ;he
debt.
Il is rumored that M. Guizot and his son
have TUNED Roman Catholics; and moreover,
that Nj. Guizot, Jr, means to solicit the votes
of an eminenlly Catholic constituency in Inc
south Of France at the next general election
of the Corps LegislatiE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14


Derhhgement of the Livcr, is ono of themost
common as well as the most formidable of diseases
KNOWN TO American physicians. 1t had or years at
traced tho closest attention the medical faculty in
all parts OF the United States and yet up 10 the time
the discovery of Dr. Lanes great Specific prepared
by Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh Pa it was aim st be-
yond the reach of medical skill Thousands had per-
ishea without even hope Of relief AID although hous
ands may yet be destined feel the direul effects of
this most complicated disease, it thanks to the
search OF Dr. MLanc, completely brought within
Inc scope of medical control The propretors, Fleming
Bros Pittsburgh, IA, Of the Liver Pills feel confident
that they offer rem " which has been fully tested by
time, and which has failed Of success when fairly
tried
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by ELEM
ING BROS, PIrTsBuReH. PA. There are other Pills
purportng to be Liver Pills before the public Dr.
NJ Lanes genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Yerlni
fupe can now be had respectable drug None
genuine sithout lie signature Of FLEMING BROS.
ieR det&wlt 1881
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

In Boston, June II. John Mack of Nob,,.,i g.,
SdyaiI y, daughter OF Nose Grant i ~
III, II salehl une II Frederick Whitwell of B.stn t
of Salem. ~ -"''"''ci olisDce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

s,ntthsr Curative Cleansing Eonf-9cuEd.--A
tneri u remedy for ieauache, Burns, lips Bowel
t,rnnlints Caiker. Piles Sore Throat, sc, &c. For
sale by bush ~ co. "a Front street, by the DOZEN OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd jy30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

Coughs.-rhe sudden changes Of onr cI,,a, 49,,
FgcriS 81 IGLMoEAhf BhoNcAL and AsrHMAric Az
ueS often act speedily and oetinl when taken m H.
salI stkcs OF the disease. recourse should M . ~
~ 20 h,0~H bf0Hchiai ErOches," or Loze,srs Ia
"u oousH or Irritation of the THROAT be- eycr 80
gilel as w ths precauton mere serious attack n,Sv
" E Wafded on ltBLIC SPEAKERS and SIsG
hi'9 theih eItettual torciearnG and srcnu thep
NJ the voice. see advertisements ,5T,ya,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

I mem, which had been ordered in the morning
| 10 proceed as far as Newmarket Bridge, was
allowed to go forward. ! received tins inior-
nation, for which had sent special messen.
ger, about twelve o'clock, / Immediately
made disposition from Newpor, News to have
Colonel Phelps, from the tour regiments there,
iorw ard aid it necessary. AS soon as these
orders could be sent forward l repaired to
Hampton, tor the purpose OF having proper
ambulances and wagons for the sick and
wounded, intending To go forward and join the
command. While the wagons we're going for
ward Il messenger came, announcing that
the engagement had terminated, and that
the troops were retiring in good order TO
camp. | remained upon the ground at
Hampton, personally seeing the wounded put
in boats and lowed round TO the hospital, aud
ordering forward Lieut. Morris, with two boat
howitzers, to cover the rear Of the returning
column in case it should be attacked. Having
been informed that the ammunition OF the ar
tlllery had been expended, and seeing the
head of the column approach Hampton N good
ORDER waited for Gen. Pierce TO come up.
! anu informed by him that the dead and
wounded had all been brought off, and that
the return had been conducted in good order,
and without haste. learned from him that
the men behaved with great sicadiness with
the exception OF some few instances, and that
the attack was made with propriety, vlgOr,
and courage, but that the enemy were found
to be supported by Il battery, variously est.
mated of from fifteen TO twenty pieces
some of which were riAed cannon, which were
very well served, and protected from being
readily turned by creek in front.
Our loss is very considerable, amounting
perhaps to forty or fifty, a quarter part Of
which you will see was from the unfortunate
mistnS call II Inv ma worse namp-t-of Col
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

A Card.WisIing to express my gratitude to the Mas
sachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Spring
field, Mass Tor the prompt and honorable manner in
which they have fulfilled their contract OF insurance
upon the life of my husband, l respectfully ask the
privilege ofstang through your paper that yesterday
received through MIR. Win $. Goodwin, the agent OF the
company in Worcester, the iu amount the policy,
being only fifteen days from their receipt Of the notice
OF death. deem il pleasure to recommend this com
pany tc those wishing 10 procure life assurance
CAROLINE DAMON.
Holden, June 10, 1851 d6t$
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

E1oInese paathie Medicines Of all kinds kept for
SAFE az -59 NJ AIN street, up stairs, by c. ii. JENCKS
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Special ylotltes.

g. "a. = eneISs, Dentist, 239 Main street near,
Opposite Elm street. .dtf o6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

ifyou wish tor splendid picture of your child call
CfafinS lSS Main street His arrangements are com
plete reproducing akeressinstantaneously. diff dl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-14

Aars. >. SaOOdSgin, an experienced ana success
M Midwife, holds herself in readiness day night 10
stand to the duties of her procession Residence is
Austinstreet. dtf o94
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saws Ui aH0theT herb ~ tlNB
herb Of the Sun, iind in lie