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also the plelsautest and gafest feme6y that can b
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incorporated Feb. f22d, 1891.
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/ Ia 7a,ss.. Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING KVA1IRD OURSELVES or ALL THE
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than ever TO NIL all orders for any article or work in
the above hhe' q bushes! VaHie8 and COhduct6F5
made 70 otder,i Steamboat work done In substSn-
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particular attention to this branch Of the trade aud
can guarantee RattsfActiontn every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements that
eApnos be found elSsyheEe. OnR stock Of Ware IL
complete and the fsfItl dt times. We
keep st0clc0f thelat0Et and most approved
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at an times
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.. c..i! 81 10 ;sgf5 * sNo.1T9 Market Square,
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Another person now assembled to the loft,
which he Examined by the light of Lam
tern that was passed up to him, and like.
wise reported the place empty.
A short pause now took place, during
which the spectators began to manifest great
impatience, aud their cries began to fiji the
air:
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Henry D. Baeont = II v Rory Al!il
II UG4liss9TTe - AIFIlED OLAPPs Proa't
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

The New IRONsIDEs.-Th iron-clad frig-
ate is so far advanced that she will make a
trial trip on Monday next, after which she
will be taken to the navy yard and dismanted
before proceeding to sea. On Saturday the
engines of the frigate were in operation, and
worked satisfactorily. Her machinery is Of
great power, consisting of two horizontal di-
rect acting engines, with cylinders of fifty
inches diameter and thirty inches stroke, in.
tended to make eighty-ive evolutions pei
minute, and to drive brass four-bladed pro.
peller, of thirteen feet diameter and eighteen
feet pitch.
The boilers are four in number, known as
horizontal tubular, each being seventeen feet
front, eleven feet deep, and eleven feet high,
Of a collective force of 1900 horses. Though
the boilers and machinery and coal bunkers
occupy considerable space, there is ample
room for officers quarters and the accomno-
dation Of the crew. The New Ironsdes has
but three decks-tbe orlop deck, in conse-
quence Of the light draft of the frigate, being
dispensed with. On the spar deck the circles
have been laid for the pivot guns, and the
joiners' work on it is in very forward state.
A number Of joiners are at work on the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

ABBoTT's GREAT HISTORY OF THE REBEL
Iona full and faithful history of the great
conflict now going on in this country will be
considered Indispensable in every family. To
know the origin and progress of rebellion
which has no parallel in the history of human
depravity-to know the conspirators by whom
it was planned, and to follow their course
! from the first public avowal of their plans,
will be the great lesson to be taught the
young for generations to come. Our hber-
ties can never again be endangered if the
great lessons of this rebellion are thoroughly
inculcated.
Rev. j. S. c. Abbott, whose life has been
largely spent in studying the revolutionary
upheavings of the Old World, and whose
historical writings have given him an endur-
ing fame, has entered upon the work of pre-
pairing history of the great rebellion, which
shall be at once true and faithful in detail,
and a monument OF the talent and industry of
the author. The work will be elaborated
from day to day as events transpire and thus
the scenes will be depicted with life-like ami
nation. To add still farther to the value and
interest of the work, the pencils Of barley,
LOSING, and others of the first artists of the
world, have been LAID under contribution to
illustrate the most remarkable battle scenes
of the war, and furnish portraits of the lead
ing military and civil actors in the stirring
scenes; and the best engravers in the country
have transferred the work of their pencils to
enduring steel. In short, nothing will be
omitted that can be done by the distinguished
author, and by the highest skill in art, to rem
der this work, beyond comparison, the leading
work on the subject on which it treats.
The publisher of this history, Hon. Henry
Bell of Norwich, after an experience of twen-
ty years in the publication of works that have
been circulated all over the country, assures
US that he is taking special personal pride in
making the book, in all the details of me-
chanical execution, the browning achieve
ment of his business life. The work is sold
only by the publishers distributing agents,
one of whom in this neighborhood is Mr.. J.
T. Everett.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07
MickIine hns n Eulorist.

Mr.. Wickliffe, the bilious congressman
from Kentucky, whose doubtful unionism has
been considerably critized, and whose seces-
sion speech at the convention of Bright
democrats in Indiana caused a sensation even
in Kentucky, finds defender and eulogist in
Mr.. rockingham of the Boston Post. So we
learn from the Post which gives some ac-
count of "passage at arms" between Mr.. j.
Q. A. Griffin and Mr.. rockingham, which
took place at a meeting in Charlestown, the
other night The Post does not give re-
port Of Mr.. Grfin's speeches, but as he is
usually equal to all such occasions, we pre-
sumo they were very much to the point and
quite sharp enough to disturb the comfort of
his antagonist 1t appears that Mr.. Griffin
spoke with severity Of Mr.. Wicklife and his
Indiana speech, whereupon Mr.. rockingham
rushed to the rescue eulogized Wicklife as
ga distinguished patriot" and said a good
deal more in similar strain. Mr.. Griffin
replied, evidently with great effect, and Mr..
rockingham rejoined; but no description of
this combat has been published.
At the Bright convention this Mr. Wick
life announced that in a given contingency
he would give up the Union and join the Sc
cessionists. Such was the tenor of his speech
as reported, and he has never intimated that
the report was incorrect in any particular.
Such IS the man whom the editor of the Post
defends and upholds so vehemently. Among
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

THINGS THAT ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
An obscure paper somewhere in Michigan
thinks that Gov johnson is ''violating the
constitution" in ''consentng to fill a place
which his principles should teach him cannot
legally exist in this government" We have
no doubt this same paper thinks it is ''uncon-
stitutional TO coerce the South" that it was
unconstitutional to expel Bright from the SEN
ate" and that it would be the height of I'M
constitutionality to confscate the negroes of a
rebel who helps to dig the intrenchments be-
fore Richmond. If the counsels and influence
of such constitution quibblers amount to any
thing in Michigan, we may set down that state
as valuable ally for the guerillas who are
seeking to burn our houses and cut our
Threats. Nashville Union.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

gun-deck, fitting up the captains quarters,
which are spacious and well-lighte6. When
furnished they will present a handsome ap-
pearance. No other officer is allowed a cabin
on this deck, but all, from the lieutenant
down, are quartered on the berth-deck. The
cabins of these, with the ward-room, are all
completed and ready for occupancy. The to-
tai number of officers on board the Ironsides
is about thirty. These include the command
err, lieutenants, masters, surgeons, chaplain,
engineers, lieutenant of marines, midshipmcn,
masters mates, paymaster and clerk, boats
wan. gunner, and carpenter.
Though the Ironsides is of the same ton
mage as the Wabash, she will not carry as
large crew, inasmuch as she is TO be dis
mantled before going. out The armament of
the trlgate, consisting of sixteen 11.inch
Dahlgren guns on the gun-deck, and two POO
FOUNDER Parrot guns on the spar-deck, has
been received at the yard, and will be put ont
on board as soon as the iron carriages are
ready The work on the outside of the YES
sci is so nearly completed, that a few DAYS
will be sufficient to finish it. This week she
will receive her coal and ordnance stores.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

the loyal men of Kentucky this semi-traltor
and his secession speech are treated differ
emily. The Louisville Journal, which has
been slow enough in its loyalty, and which
has never been in haste to criticise doubtful
Union men of this stamp, speaks on the sub
ject as follows
I'VE are not willing to give utterance to
the thoughts and feelings which the remarks
reported to have been made by Hon. c. A.
Wickliffe, yesterday, in the democratic con-
vention at Indianapolis, are calculated to ex-
cite, until we receive more authentic intelli-
gence as to what he actually said. If he said
that the people of the United States ought
now to pause in this war whilst the rebels are
raging for the destruction of our nationality
that we ought to stay our hands and let the
rebels have their own way until we can salts.
fly ourselves that our views as to slavery, &c.
will be in no respect interfered with by the
prosecution of the war for the Union, he il
about as good a rebel already as can be tount
| north or south. But we hope the distinguish
ed kentuckian is misrepresented."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

MANCHESTER STREET Coat YARD, WORCESTER, July
go ls62-The subscriber having hired house on Mason
street. No. 10, and fitted it up be used as a Hospital
for sick or wounded homeless Massachusetts soldiers
invites the cooperation OF all interested
Anything in the way of house furnishing goods or sup.
plies of any kind. will be thankfully received.
Persons wishing to contribute leave articles at the
hospital, or if they will leave word office Man
chester street where they may be found 1 will have
them taken there. 7. W. WELLINGTON
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

DIR. j. T. RooD, of Rutland, has been
appointed assistant surgeon in the 2Sth Massa-
chusetts regiment, and is ordered to report
for duty next Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

A farmer named Dearborn, of Elkhart
county, Ind, hanged himself last Friday be-
cause reaper which he had bought did not
suit him.
The Louisville Journal is glad to see the
blacks set to work on the United States forti-
tications. 1t does not believe it is unconsti-
tutional to use them in defence of the consti-
tutjon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday Rufus E.
Goodnow, for vagrancy, was sentenced to the
house of correction for two months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

An important meeting of the Worcester
horse railroad company will be held at the
Lincoln house at eight o'clock this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07
General News Summary.


I1Vo I8lN MD FICINITl.
Capt. John c. Cook of New Bedford was
arragned before the United States commits
sioner in Boston, Wednesday, charged with
being concerned in fitting out the Tahamroo
as SLAYER. This is the third party who has
been arraigned for the same offence.
1t is said that Boston is about to assume a
very unhealthy aspect. We hear of an extra
ordinary number Of halt, lame and blind and
chronic diseases re-appearing with remark
able acuteness. The sufferers are mostly be-
tween eighteen and forty-fve.
Lloyd q. Sampson, master of the ship Cey-
Ion, has been examined on charge of beat
ing and wounding Geo. S. Donnell, one of his
crew, and held for trial at the September term
of the district court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

DEATH OF A DEsERTER.-A deserter from
camp Wool, named Timothy Crowley, one of
the Fitchburg recruits, while running away
home in the cars, Wednesday noon, seeing
the officer after him, jumped from the train
while in rapid motion, near Leominster, in
iuring himself so severely that he died few
hours afterwards He leaves large family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-07

Draper ~ Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers IN Flour, Grain, Meal. Grass Seed salt Lines
Cement Calcned Plaster, Plaster Paris, Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
for the sale of Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Iuano, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER a. CLARK,
ap3 DIFF Nos. Is IL 81 Front ST., Worcester. Mass