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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Draper ~ Clark, Commission Merchants aud
dealers in FlOdr GRAIN Meal, Grass Seed Seed Oats
Salt, Lime, Calcned Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground
ally; also, sole Agents Tor the sale of Mapes' Suner
phOsphatcs of Lime, and American Guano-:wo of the
best fertilizers in the world as thousands who have used
them, and KNOW testify to-
DRAPER 81 CLARK
app diff Nos. 81 and 81 Front street Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

npl dtf ~.
rebel camp from Harper's Ferry, leaves the
secessionists of Maryland in a most forlorn
condition. While the retreat was going on,
the Baltimore Sun, in fit of unusual dtpres-
sion, exclaimed "See our empty houses, de-
serted wharves, streets unoccupied by trade,
and tell us what our position is worth r
"Who shall say when this city, no,c shrinking
in its ,Dide circuit like withering kernel in nut,
shall fill up the vacant spaces of its habitation
and industry 2" Now that the purpose of
Strengthening the Maryland rebels has been
abandoned by JEFF Davis by some military
necessity" they have chance to become 10y
al, and make treason as impossible in Balti-
more as it is in New York city or Boston.
Otherwise, grass will grow in Pratt street
within ten years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

William Tuck, who has before
called upon many OF our citizens with cheap
and good books, is again in town with new
variety. lie is a worthy man, and merits
the favor of a benevolent public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

COUGhs.-The sudden changes OF our climate are
sources Of rlLMoNARY bronchial and AsIHMATIc AZ
FECrloNS Experience having proved that simple rene
dies often act speedily and certainly taken in the
early stages of the disease, should
had to BropRS bronchial TrOcheS," or Lozenges let
the Cold, Cough or Irritation Of the Throat so
slight, as by this precauOn serious attack may
be efeetually warded off. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SING
ERs viii mud them eectual for clearing strengthen
ne the voice. See advertisement. dEw6m DIP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Friction MISUNDERSTANDING eena ppolntcd nv the
hostol Friction Match Co Agents tile sale OF their
Matches in Worcester and vicinity, we hereby uiye
notice that shall keep constantly on hand an assort
ment of their celebrated Matches which will be soid
low for cash and satisacti0n guaranteed.
DRAfE" Il CLARK
jy2l dtf Nos. 20 and 81 Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

chapped hands, roughness 81 the skin, &C. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Y. hill, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building. dtt %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

ATTENTION, FARMERS AND AGRIouLTURIsrs!-fher
VIII be an Exhibition of two abor-savng Agricultural
Implement, viz; the Hay Tedder and Horse Rake and
Cocker combined recently Invented by Mr. j C. Stoddard
oil worcester at the following places and time stated:
Al s. a. Cushing s. onehalf mile west of Shrewsbury
Center, June 10 at O'Clock p. m.
Also Thursday, June 49, at sutton Center ON land of
Samuel TAYLOR, Esq, at o'clock
Also at Grafton Friday, June 2l, at O'Clock on the
Farm of iona. W arren, Esq. dat ieI7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Mrs. NJ. w, GeralJs, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
suL MIDWIFE, removed to No, 40 Exchange street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases OF children. Office hours from to A. M. and
from 10 d r NJ dt1 ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18


GRAFroN.-The Grafton Rifles, Capt. Fore
hand, attended religious services in full uni
form, on Sunday last, in the morning at the
Unitarian church, where Rev. MIR. Scandlin
delivered an appropriate discourse, and in the
afternoon at the Orthodox church, where Rev.
Mr. Biseoe preached. AT the close of the ser
vices in the latter church, after interesting re.
marks by the venerable Joseph Merriam, of
more than four score years and ten, each mem.
Der OF the company was presented with copy
of the New Testament. The presentation
was made by six young ladies in behalf of the
Sabbath sslool connected with the church.
HAIL SToRM.-Fhere was a severe hail
storm in Grafton, during the hours of eleven
and twelve, on Sunday forenoon. Many of
the hail stones were of the size OF wanuts.
Panes of glass were broken in several houses.
WEsTBoRoUGH.-Th drill corps in this
place organized on Friday evening of last
week as follows:
Captain Rev. Gilbert Cummings; LIST Lieutenant,
Samuel II. Brown; I'd lieut., u. c. Sanborn; Sd
lieut., d. b. Faulkner; 4th lieut., Fred. w kimbal.
On the Sth inst, the Knowlton Rifle Guards
visited Shrewsbury. The Guards were so
well pleased with the attention shown them by
the people Of Shrewsbury that they sought to
return the compliment by adopting Miss Anna
Turner one of Shrewsbury fair girls as the
daughter of the company. '-IranScript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18
Dialogue No. =, between smith and Jon.s.

Dialogue No. =, between smith and Jones.
Smitl-llere was getting 81 per day, nowmy employ
get work for that
Jones-Why, smith, should think you was forI know
some smart men who do not get hail of that and others
can not work at all, unless they work nothing aud
Smith-Well, am lucky and must get along and buy
my Croekery and Carpets cheap, and try and
thing II the times are hard
Jones-1es, we must all try and something, and
DO not know any better way than for poor people and
purchasers who would save something, 10 buy their
housekeeping Goods in the Bay Block at the Po-
etca EXCHANGE Let call and il this is not So
jel5 Lu ORSuN n. HEATH pruprictur
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

painting of the Pilgrim Fathers, now on exhi.
bition at the Academy of Fine Arts, is deserv-
edly attracting much attention. 1t will be on
exhibition, this week, in the evenings. Those
who have season tickets will take notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18
The Palmetto State Calls the Old Dominion
to Account.


The Palmetto State Calls the Old Dominion
to Account.
From the Charleston Mercury, gth
The reported retreat of two companies OF
Virginia cavalry before the advance of a sin.
gle company OF United States troopers, with
out even crossing swords with them is almost
incredible news We do not know what to
make OF it, Is the thing possible 1t is said,
in eXteLuation Of this apparently dastardy
conduct, that one company of the Virginia
cavalry were without pistols. But whata vain
and empty excuse What is the use OF pis-
tolls in a sabre fight? The sabre, not the pis
tol, is the weapon for a charge OF cavalry up
OH cavalry. Sill further, it is stated that the
other company of Virginians had pistols
They were two to one against the United
States troops, and backed, besides by con-
pany of rihemen. Good God is this the sort
OF fighting southern troops intend to make
Why, with their rifemen, and two sabres to
one, they ought to have cut up the Llnconites
to Il man, and pursued the last man into the
very encampment Of the enemy. Is the BAN
ner OF the Old Dominion to be thus traiied in
the dust? Are there men found in Virginia
thus TO rob her Of every vestige of her ancient
prestige and, more than all, her honor, her
glory in arms Will, then, no Marmion rise
to upbraid them?
"Why linger We here, We hearts of hare?
Where's Harry Brunt! Fitz Eustace where?"
OH for an hour of old Light Horse Harry,
once more to WELD his daring, dashing blade.
Unless our meagre accounts from Richmond
papers are strangely incorrect, the epaulettes
| should be torn from the shoulders OF the Off
GERS who have thus stained the honor Of their
state. and court martial should expel them
| from the ranks OF the confederate army. That
there are brave men in Virginia who will
maintain her integrity, the gallant conduct OF
the single company OF rifles, unsupported and
without bayonets, who drove back the enemy
with their bu let's, will testify Let those, then,
who have no stomach Tor the fight be spurned
from the ranks OF the army-objects OF con
| tempt to mankind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society will
hoid their regular meeting this evening at
their hall, Warren Block, Pearl street. The
public are invited to attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

"SwIFT RETRIBUTIoN. The Charleston
rs. CT Courier informs its readers that small
bodies of the two great armies have on several
occasions made trial of their strength, and
"the aggressors Ii. e., the government troops)
have been beaten in every skirmish." "These
instances of swift retribution,' it adds, oracu-
iarly, ELL our enemies with strange terror"
1t is not certain whether the writer had in
mind the retreat from Alexandria, the flight
from Philippa, or the dash upon Fairfax
Court House; probably the last. The fol-
lowing incident illustrates the kind of swift
retribution" to which our arms have
been most accustomed One of the rebel
horsemen, who was captured, was taken
to task by another secessionist for fail
ing to make bold fight. The prisoner de-
Tended his conduct with the petuent ejacula
ton, Chow the - could l? The first
thing / knowed, one of them - horsemer
rode up to me and knocked my sword out o
my hand, and grabbed me by the hair ant
jerked me up before him, and rode right off
couldn't help myself" The statement was
deemed satisfactory, and all the Dixieites join
ed in protest against that mode OF fighting,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Day, will be celebrated by the Grand Masonic
Lodge of Rhode Island, on the oath inst, at
Portsmouth, with the Eureka Lodge OF tnat
town. The Grafton will be delivered by Col
VIM. Giipin OF Newport.
On Wednesday 18th inst, the Newport
Mercury completed the one hundred anu tillrd
year of its publication, having been established
June II, 1853, by James franklin, brother OF
Benjamin.
CONNECTICUT.
On Tuesday, 1lth, two "young ladies,
Mary and Elizabeth Carey, were arrested IN
Norwich for stealing flowers and plants from
the cemetery. Burglars are busy IN Darien,
but do not seem to make much by their opera
TONS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marlin f. Conway has been elected mem
Der of congress from ,he state OF Kansas by Il
nearly unanimous vote. lie was the only man
before the people. Tue quiet of the election
presented a singular contrast to the hotly con
tested struggles OF past years, when the peo'
pie almost without hope were battling against
usurpation and fraud
The will of Senator Douglas gives one half
OF any residue of his property, after paying
his debts, To his children, and the other halt
to his "dear and beloved wife y a codicil
dated July 80, 1859, closes with this sentence,
Having thus provided for all my worldly
affairs, commit my soul to God, and ask the
prayers of the good for His divine blessing"
Two citizens of Danbury, CT, recently Wis
tied ExPresident Van Buren,, at his seat in
Undertook, TO whom lie remarked that he
saw nothing hopeful or indicating a prospect
OF an immediate settlement OF our national diff,
ficulties. "For myself" he said, 81 do not ex-
pect to see it, but our government must be
sustained at whatever cost" He is now 10
years old, and is still active and vigorous.
The "saucy little schooner" Savannah, the
first privateer, and the first prize among the
licensed pirates Of jeff. Davis, is attracting
much curious attention at New York, whittier
she was brought. Her crew, subjects for the
yard arm, are on the Minnesota, now at Hamp-
ton Roads The holster pistols found in the
cabin of the Savannah bore the name OF "a.
Waters, Alilbury, Mass, 1912" on the lock
plate.
There is now quite crowd of visitors at
Saratoga, many of whom are Cubans. On
Tuesday, 1lth inst, during Il thunder storm,
us a young man named Dexter Eldridge was
engaged in lowering the American flag from
staff standing on the hill just west of the En-
pire Spring, the staff was struck by lightning
and shivered to pieces, but Eldridge was not
injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

For THE WAR.-Frederick S. Leonard, ia.
laam Gates, and several others, will leave for
the seat of war, this evening, by the boat train
Packages and letters for the troops, left at John
Boyden's, No. 2 Lincoln's House Block, pre-.
vious to six O'Clock Tuesday P. NJ, will be duly
forwarded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

A REBELS WAR CRY,-If the Father of
Lies, who has had great deal to do with this
rebellion, had been put in requisition to write
a special appeal to the rebels, he could not
have out-done the latest effort of Gen. Beaure
gard A stranger, reading his proclamation,
would assume that we were the most blood
thirsty of savages, and they the most inof-
fensive of men. And yet for six months the
ears of the southern people have been poison
ed with just such atrocious falsifications. The
effect is seen already in their methods of war
fare, their passion for assassination and massa-
ere, their executions ofinnocent men, onehalf
of the horrors of which are not known
to US, street assaults, poisoning of sup
plies, shooting sentres on guard, firing
upon wagon loads of wounded men,
and other acts which history will take
notice of to the ineflable shame of the Ian
guage we speak, and the nationality we wear
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

The large shingle house of A. NJ Roberts
& Son, of Bangor, with vast quantity OF lum.
Der, was destroyed by fire ON the night of the
14tll inst The fire extended considerable
distance along the dock, in the direction of the
wind, imperllng an immense amount of prop
erty, and destroying to the estimated amount
of S25, 900 or $50 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Claiiin is making splendid Photographs colored d
Main street. diff PN'' III N DC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Address
str0yt, Boston. n n,
Sold byDruge ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

w. H. .Jankins, Hair Dresser, has remove
10 the Lincoln House. the EN- press Once Enrranc
on Maple street. DIFF ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-18

Or, -; Foster Haven. Fosters Block, No. /
fearsi worcester. specialization given To Diseases
of the Eye. daweodtf ala
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18

Nav YoRK, April II.
II "a reported that A.. I. Stewart has offered
A. no0 motto the Government.
MSrShal Rynders was knocked down Monday
BY Deputy sheriff Riley.
The Express says it has reliable information
that 90 persona were killed and $50 wounded In
Fort Moultrie.
The following are the New York appointments
made by the President to-day:
United States Marshal, Robert s. Murray Sur
veyor, Abram Wakeman Naval Omcer. George
Dennison; Naval Agent, Sllas b. butcher As
Rlstant Treasurer, Richard u. Blatchford.
The steamer z. r. Tyler, from savannah, re-
ports that the Harriet Lane was inside the bar.
She had steam up; also 3 bark-riggod steamer in
side. probably the Isabel.
Capt. Croker reports that he saw that Fort
Sumter had no breaches In the wall outside, but
looked somewhat battered. .
Recruiting is going on briskiy In this city, and
the Government regiments are rapidly Killing up
and sailors In great numbers are applying Tor
the naval service.
Work NJ the Navy Yard Is progressing rapidly,
and the Wabash, North Carolina, Savannah and
Perry, are fast being put In readiness.
Ali the city regiments announced their deter
minntion TO respond when needed, but there are
individual cases In most Of them unwilling 70
serve against the South.
The nth regiment unanimously voted last night
20 tender their services TO the Government.
Drills arc nightly and daily heidi by the various
regiments, which are fast filling, ~ well as the
volunteer companies ,
Resolutions were adopted ct large meeting Of
the Central Republican Club last night, not very
complimentary to Mayor Wood; commencing the
course Of the Herald, and disapprobaton OF those
engaged AZ Hartford and other places, In manu-.
featuring arms for the South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18
NEW YORK mARKET-APRm II.

icy TELRgRAPH.I
FLOUR-Market about Sc lower with rather
more doing for export and home consumption
Market closing steady with no really good extra
state TO be had below S5,l5.
sales are i: 40 bills at Ss.O5@S5,ls for suDerhne
Iupsrnne western; S5,2lG5,s5 for common 10 medium
extra WESTERN t5,1G5,60 for shipping brands extra
round hoped Ohioi and S56S97,OO for trade brands
CANADIAN FLOUR-Markst little mora active
at prices infavor Of buyers. Sales are 800 bbis at
choice and hvorit do.
RYE FLOUR-In moderate request at E,ss@
CORN MEAL-Market firm and little mora ae.
tive. Sales are eO bbls at S2,s5 for Jersey! g3, IS for
WHisKY-Market frmera aud supply very linn.
tied. Sales are 90 b. Is ct l99l9Ac, closing with no
WHRAT-Markst 10 lower with little moro do
ing for export at the close. Sales arc l6iW bush Ra-
Sl,2S6i,3 30 In store and deliyeTei; 500 bush amber
Iowa at Slr52S part afoat and the remainder in store;
$500 bush good to choice red state at SI.3iHRf.sI:
l4OCO hush winter red western at SI,3sdi.s5: fso 81
white western at Si.4i@l,60as in quality; 5OOi bush
very handsome red Long Island on private terms.
. RHE-Market 3 shade hrmer. sales are eco bush
BARLRY-MsTfst dun and heavy. Sales are
1850 bush state at 60962c at the railroad depot.
BARLEY MALE-Market dull with free sell
CORN-Market heavy but prices generally with.
out important change. At the close there Was rafh-
er more doing. Sales are g, 900 bush AZ sst567S Tor
62Ho for new DO and yellow 1t railroad depot, &c iSS
new round yellow; 6saeso for neV Southarn yellow,
s@T for white southern.
toAT6-In fair request at 1aGa5o for wastam
and Canada; 35936c for state.
P0Rk-Market active ard prices hrmor. Sales
are $3.50 bbls a. SlIT59ls,25 mostly at SIS for mess;
Si2,9A0lA25 for prime.
BEEF-Market very quiet but steady. Sales ara
200 bbls at IS ,T695,m for country prime; E5,T5a6a5
for country mess Ss,O0alO,N for ropacfSi mssS:
Sf0,5lGli,O for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BEEF-Dull and noninallY
unchanged.
BREF HAAlg-Fair demand without alteration
With ealasa q Sl2al5f for stafs and western. SALES are
@bblg western tlAfa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18
WAsHINGTON
T"I-IENW
WAsHIsoroN. April Il.

NIWNNWTW|T ATIIN y
The Post Once Department has prepared .
circular OF Instructions IN relation 20 the recent
passage Of postal laws, SC. Il Is explained that
cards, either blank OF printed, and blanks in
packages, everything not leSs than eight ounces,
and packages Of seeds or cuttings not over eight
ounces weight, shall be charged In the postage at
the rate Of one cent per ounce or fraction OF IN
ounce, 70 any place in the United States under
1000 miles; and az the rata of two cents an ounce
or fraction Of an ounce, over 1900 miles, and 20
be prepaid by stamps. All packages except
seeds or cuttings must be so packed and marked,
that their true character may be seen. Maps, en-
cravings, photographic prints on rollers or on pa
per, covers, books bound or unbound, photograph.
ic paper, and letter envelopes, are to be deemed
mailRble matter, and charged Ia the postage by
the weight Of the package, not IN any case TO eX-
coed 4 pounds, at the rate Of / cent per ounce or
fraction Of an ounce, TO any place In the United
States, under 1000 miles; and at the rate of2 cents
an ounce OF fraction, over 1900 miles, TO be pre-
paid by stamps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18


Chief Of Police Dudley this morning seized 20
boxes Of guns on the Ohio Ne. 5, p marked z.
n, w, Little Rock, and Z boxes marked L, r.,
Memphis; also 5 boxes for Memphis on steamer
Glendale, re-shipped from steamer Fanny No
Burnie o Monday last
A great crowd Is on the landing, and the ex-
element high.
The guns were shipped At Parkersburg, Va,
and supposed 10 have come from HRrperls Ferry.
A very heavy shipment Of powder has els0 been
stopped. steamers have been prohibited nom
taking provisions South. Two steamers nave
been chartered to act Is police boata, thoroughly
armed, and will stop and search al passing
steamers.
Three companies OF troops leave tonight for
the rendezvous at Columbus. The Home Guard
IL rapidly filling Its ranks
Enlistment ct Newport BarraekH is very active;
over 600 men are now In garrison.
A large consignment OF bacon for Charleston
via Nashville was taken OF the steamer Glen
wood this morning.
Excitement throughout the city on the increase.
Volunteer companies all full, and more men are
Offering than can be accepted.
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COM L.
CLEVFLAND MARKFT-APRm1 n

CLEVELAND MARKET-APRIL II.
The market is very quiet and we have no transac-
lions OfoonseQuenee to report. There is a good de-
mand for wheat tor milling, but there is none COM
ing in.
FLOUR-Sales in a mali way at S5,25 for good
red wheat double extras, and $500 for choies white
ditto.
WHEAT-Red is scarce and in demand at sl,O5,
and white at SI,20.
OORN-Quist at SIC.
OATS-ouist at &c By the car load.
PORK-sales Of45 bbls inspected mess at $500.
BUTTRR-sales off bbls new roll at I5c.
EGGslsteady at 99gKe.
sEEDs-sales of sObush Clover at $500. limo
thy is quiet at $40.
MANASSAS Of 500 lbs country Hams at sKe.
sHOULDERS-sales Of 1000 MS OOuntry-curod
at &c.
BEANs-salos in small lots at 60 and tsc for com
mon to good.
CHEEsE-sals Of rs boxes at 90.
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FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, April II.
On Sunday last the Star of the West was
still of ~Indianola.
The Empire and Mohawk left on Friday
evening with trOops. Their destination is
unknown.
Six companies Of U. 8. troops, under Ma
jors Smith and sibley, are at Green Lake,
near Indianola, waiting more companies
from the upper frontier.
Maj. Rhett has resigned and. offered his
services TO the southern Confederacy.
Active preparations are making here for
appropriated $2OO,O 600 for the defense of the
city.
Everything in the way Of military mat
tiers are making rapid progress.
The subscription books for the Confederate
loan were opened to-day, The rush Of sub
scribers was very great.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18

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They seldom tail in removing tho Nausea or Head
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They act gently upou the Bowels, removing Cost
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%-sOld By Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicine.
A Box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
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G5-Au orders sh9ald be addressed to
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