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sent them herd of ten buffaloes-eight year
lings and two two-ycar Odds.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Union powder works ut Durham turn
out two tons of powder day for the govern
ment. These, with the Dupont works at Del
aware, the Hazard in Connecticut, and the
Oriental in Maine, furnish four hundred bar
rels day, and most that is used by the gov
ernment.
The sales of flour in Concord last year
amounted to $l50,000 barrels, and of corn to
100000 bushels.
CONNECT CUT.
On the 18th inst, Messrs. n. p. Potter and
Henry Hamilton, Of Jewett City, caught for
ty.eight pickerel, forty-two of which weighed
twenty-nine pounds, Six pounds Of perch
made up the mess.
The dwelling house of GaluslIa Owen, two
miles from Hartford, towards East Hartford,
was burned on the llth inst. Loss $4,000;
insured for S250O
Fifty copperheads lett New Haven in Il boat
few nights since, to avoid the draft, cheer
ing, as they went, for jeff Davis. Crowds of
the same vermin depart nearly every day.
John Connor, night Waterman alta Danbury
hat factory, accidentally fell into huge ket-
tie Of boiling dye, on the 10th, and was scald-
ed so that his life is despaired of.
An escaped convict from the Massachu-
sets state prison was arrested in New York,
the other day, and was placed on the steamer
Commodore, i'll a state room in which there
was small skylight. When the boat reached
Sands Point he was missing, and it was APP
parent that he must have escaped through the
sky-light which afforded small egress for
man of his size, who was hancutied to boot.
Search was made throughout the boat, but
nothing pOulI he fouu1 ot him fill thnv ron oh
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LATEST NEWS.
The News from Vicksburg.
BY ELEGRAP
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SP

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Unofficial tele-
grams from Haines Bluff to the 10th have
been received They represent that there
has been no material change in affairs there.
Our lines around the enemy are gradually be-
ing contracted. The late rains have improved
the condition of the army and the navigation
Of the Yazoo.
MEAPHIs, June 15.-The steamer Hiawa-
tina, from below, with Yicksburg dates to the
10th, has arrived. The situation at Vicks-
burg is unchanged, except that our lines are
daily contracted. About 5000 of Kirby
Smiths forces are reported to have come up
the Washita river, and are making demonstra-
tons on the Louisiana side of the river. Our
troops at Milliken's Bend have been rein
forced. Johnston is still receiving reinforce
ments from the east, and is preparing to move
forward
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D.. Hmdway's Cleansing Syrup, called RAD
WAYS RENovATING REsoLvFNr.-Hon. John j. Middle
ton formerly t. 5. Minister to St Petersburg, and Ex-
Governor of the state of South Carolina writes
lowing important l.tter DR.. Hadway. relative to
remarkable effected by the use Of Railways Reno.
waiting Resoivcnt:
WACCAMAw, : c., May 2nd, 1853.
SIR II have recently received your te from Macon
Georgia The case Gu refer TO- in whiGh your IKE.
waiting ResOivenG proved remarkably eticaciOus
occurred in Beaufort al strict far from and
aid not witness the progress OF the All that
can testify to- is The very remarkable recovery of poor
fellow who had for lively month or more been III "a
INST deporabe condition from Scroiulous Affection
whic seemed 10 have hopeessy involved his entire
system. When visited the plantation in March, 1852
he wa. reduced 10 most pabe state in which ever
saw hu nan being, and the medical attendant Of the
Plantation seemed to regard the utterly hopeless
Sarsa a5ia Irdiuei of Sarsaparilla, &c, &c had
heen tried in vain for several months and The poor pa
tieu had become loathsune obs CT and thus
tinuei until jury August last when manager,
1t last resource, resolved to 'RerOvatng Re
solvent " The action OF this remedy salutary
Thomas. tthe nvalid came TO exhibit himself, to al
appeaIanccs perfectly cured by invaluable medi
cine saw HIM again in February and in March, and
he VAS well ana at his work usual
nder these circumstances can have no doubt of the
efficacy of yeur Iesolven; ana cheelfIlly testify TO
its having, the be,t of my knowledge ami belief
health the wretched sufferer from dis
that over hcheld.
remain, sir very respectfully, your ob't sery't,
j. j MIDDLETON.
ONE AND SIX BOTTLES Persons afflicted with Skin
f,ruptions Puppies Blotches, Salt Rheum, Cankers
Bos, Tomors, Ulcers, Sores Nodes Sclofula syphilis
Scurvy, and all diseases of the skin, may rely upon
cure by the of from to six bottles. Price
dnllar ner bottle six bottles fort five dollars
DR.. RAILWAY Cos Office, ST Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists.
Fog sale in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN K CO. and
GEO. P. HARLOW. DIV iel2
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New YORK, June l5.-The brig Spartan
from Cienfuegos, reports that on the llth, off
Hatteras, she spoke the brig Titanla from
Cienfuegos for Boston On the 9TH, 40 miles
enc. of Hatteras she saw fore and aft
schooner on fire. She was about 400 tons
burthen, painted black, white and yellow
streaks, gilt figure head, and had all her sails
set; one of the Clarences victims no doubt
CINCINNATI, June 1.-two hundred and
seventy-three bales of confscated cotton
were sold at auction to-day The prices
ranged from 80 IL to 40 ? cents per pound.
The quality was generally inferior.
TRENTON, n. D., June l5.-The 2lst regi-
ment of this state, which arrived Sunday af-
ternoon, were handsomely received in this
city to-day. They will be mustered out of
the service in three or four days.
ST., LOUIS, June 15.--Thrre was meeting
of the chamber of commerce to-day on the
subject of memorializng secretary Chase in
regard to restriction on trade in northern
states. Gen. Walbridge of New York made
a speech, in which he expressed the opinion
that it wonld be wise for the government, as
fast as they take possession OF any portion OF
the southern states, to throw it open to COM
merce with the least possible restriction. And
thus give opportunity for contraband trade
with the rebels.
Gov. Gamble has ordered an election IN the
Sd congressional district to fill the vancancy
caused by the death of John W. NOEL.
ALBANY, June 15.-The governor received
to-day telegram from Washington calling
for 10000 militia men Immediately. lie has
summoned the several major generals OF the
state militia to Albany for consultation and
taking steps for the rapid organization of the
militia. Gen. Sanford telegraphs that he can
bring out 5000 men without delay, and the
general commanding the 0th division promises
1000 more.
A draft will be made under the state law
to fill up to their maximum number all the
militia regiments in the state; and from these
the 10000 will be supplied. They are called
upon to serve six months, and will credited
TO the state under the impending national
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restored to health in few weeks by very sin,pc rom
edy, after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Commandments
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers te means
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the pre-
scrption used (rce Of charge) with directions FIR
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CURE Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoNcnlr1s
&c. The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread lnor
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh.
milo d3m Kines County, New York.
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The sd regiment, in Gen. Banks department,
at last report, had 1854 men present for duty; 1913
on detached service; 2l5 sick, The following
deaths are reported Charles L. Bettey, George
G. Winchester Co A; +. w. Moore, Co. ID /; cor
poral George Nj, KniGht, Uri G, Day, Charles
Tenney, Henry S Smith, Co Ell. b. Cummings,
Charles w Cummings, Charles w. Trask, Joel
Richardson, Co. G; r II Shattuck Co. |; James
NJ. Chaplin, John Baldwin, Isaac Rice, Co. H;
f. J. Randall, T, L. Pierce, and William Hinck-
life, Co. F. The last named was killed at Port
Hudson,
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ARTICLES received by the Soldiers Relief Com
mittee since June Sth:-2 quilts, 10 pairs socks,
neck ties, dozen handkerchiels, pairs slippers, s
congresses, bandages, pillows, books, from ladies
patriotic society, West Boylston; l keg pickles, T.
J. Harrington, Millbury jar crab apple jelly, Mrs
J Hapgood, Shrewsbury; bottles currant wine,
do raspberry jelly, Mrs Otis Warren; coat vest,
collars, mutton tallow, Mrs Charles Washburn;
pillow cases old pieces, dried apple Mrs b Lewis;
box biscuit, paper tea mutton tallow friend;
paper coffee do cocoa, do maizena,, do tea, do
sugar; 40 soap Mrs Z W Anglers books, Miss
at the Rest; SIS, Band of Hope, Holden; 81, T.
smith, $40, friend; June 10Th, forwarded TO Mrs
Bgelow, Washington, box wines and jellies; do
to w a A, Boston, barrel dried apple, l keg
pickles. do to christian commission, l box books,
magazines, and papers.
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q Midsummer Melody.
Twas night in the dog days,
And all through the house
Night providers were stirring
Fleas, hed-bugs and mouse.
The children, uneasy,
Sqnrmed this way and that
The bed-bugs preferred them
Because they tat.
But at dawn on each insect
Lyons death powder fell;
And the rats and the mice, too,
SGccumbed to his ii
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will kill
all house insects, garden worms plau bugs &c. Lyons
Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and mice Sold
everywhere DEAIAS S. BARNES IL CO..
je4 d&w2w New York
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noitering to draw up his troops into line Of
battle, bullet pierced his head, and killed
HIM instantly, just as the sun was setting.
He died bravely at the head of his brigade,
with his face to the foe, and the universal tes-
timony from the army before Vicksburg is
that no man was doing nobler than he-none
more universally beloved-and none whose
death could be more deeply deplored.
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Richmond Talk and Approximations.


New YORK, June 5.-Stocks are rather easier but Ii.
regulars money and eA change unchanged; Chicago and
Rock Island $50; Chicago and Northwestern 800; Mil
waukie aud Prairie du Unien As; Milwaukee and Pratie
du Chen ID preferred so; Alton and Thaute preferred
70t Cleveland and TOTE le94 Gsena and Chicago ,S
Cleveland and Fitsburg q; Illinois Cen raj scrip lG2i
Michigan juthsrn rs do guaranteed ll42 Michigan
Central ll2; fittsbnrs, Fort Wayne, and Chicago IL;
chicago and Alton Il Reading 1917 Harlan g.; Hudson
1913 Erie g4a; do preferred 1927 York Central llq2
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TO House Owners.-DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLB
LINMENT HORSES is unrivaled by any, in and all
Of Lameness. arising rom Sprans, Bruises or
WrenchnE its effect is magical and certain. Harness
Saddle Calls Scratches Mango, &c. It Will also
speedily SPAWN and RingboHe may be easily prevented
and cured in their neipcnt stages, but confirmed
arc beyOn the possibility of radical No of
the kind however is desperate hopeless but il
be alleylaed by this Lnmcnt and its faithful applca-
ton will always the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease.
livery horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely at the first appearance Lameness
will efectuay prevent thoSe formidable diseases
toned which all horses LIABLE which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
See advertisement. deow ol6
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w ORCEs T Err:
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1859.

On THE FIRST PAGE.-Atlairs on the Rap
pahannock; Call for One Hundred Thousand
Militia; Two Interviews with the President:
Charles Kingsley
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The --latest Dispatches,
THE REBELS AT CHAMBERsBURG.
Gen. MiIroY's Desperate FIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The New York
Seventh regiment have offered their services
to aid in resisting the invasion of Pennsylva-
MIA, and are expected to leave for Harrisburg
tomorrow.
CHAMBERsBuRG, June I5-Lieut Palmer,
just returned from Greencastle, had to fight
his way out for two miles this side of that
place He reports that the enemy are adj
vancing in three columns; one towards Mer-
cersburg and the coal mountains. A large
fire is seen in the direction Of Greencastle
now. Palmer reports the rebel column at
Greencastle about 5000 strong, principally
cavalry, supported by infantry and artillery.
New YORK, June 15.-Gov. Andrew, who
is here, has rendered to the government the
services of all available Massachusetts mill
tia, including the recently returned 44th, Sd,
and 9th regiments. 1t is understood that all
the New York city militia regiments have
been ordered to the seat of war.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The principal
citizens of this city have teegraphed to Gen.
ing him to obtain authority to repair imme.
diately to Philadelphia to organize troops, his
petitioners regarding him as man fit for the
crisis. We don't admire their Judgment
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Gen. Nlilroy was
surrounded at Winchester by eighteen thou
Sam rebels, but after a desperate fight he cut
his way through, and united with our forces
at IIarper'S Ferry. Our force at Martinsburg
has also fallen back on Harpers Ferry.
BALTIMORE, June 10. The Americans
special report from Harper's Ferry says that
General Millroy succeeded in cutting his way
through the rebel lines, and reached stherc
this forenoon, after evacuatng Winchester.
The fight was very desperate, andwe repulsed
the rebels repeatedly, with heavy loss; but
finally they were largely reinforced, and Gen.
Milroy made his arrangements, Sunday, to
abandon Winchester, finding that the rebels
were endeavoring closely to invest the place.
He lost considerably, some two thousand
men, in killed, wounded, and prisoners Mil
itary movements are in progress to check the
rebel movement in this direction, which
would not be proper to particularize.
HARRISBURG, June 15.-The rebels entered
Chambersburg at 8 o'clock tonight.
Richmond Talk and Approximations.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Richmond
Sentinel of Saturday says: ''There is not a
word from the southwest There was con-
siderable excitement here yesterday over the
news that the enemy were exhibiting consid-
cradle force on the peninsula, and advancing
in threatening manner. We learn that a
column of 5000 or 1000 were encamped at
Barhamsville, New Kent county, Thursday
night Their gunboats are also reported in
the James and Chickahominy rivers. Our
troops on the Peninsular are said to have fall
len back to avoid being taken in flank from
the navigable waters"
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draft. They are to serve without state or ma
tional bountes.
CINCINNATI, June l5.-Gov. Tod has is
sued proclamation calling out 10000 vol
unteers for the defence of the border.
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BEREAvEMENT.-Died in Leicester, May 11tb.
Charles Oils, son of William and Mary Pike
aged three years. In the yernal season of the
fragrance of budding flowers, and the gushing
melody of birds, this young and tender plant
was cut down and laid away in the silent land.
The parents weep and mourn his loss. and think
their cup of affection is full; but not so: for in
three days after, May 14th died Mary L.. AGED
sixteen years, ten months. Who can describe the
anguish OF parents heart at the loss of sncb
daughter, on whom was conferred the fondest e1-
| pectations? None but those fathers and noo,bers
that have suffered the same severe trial She
was amiable, and beloved by her friends and her
teacher in the district school, and by all her
| young associates, who greatly deplore her Ions
| Nine days after the death of Mary, died Willie
| g., aged ten years and four months. Thus the
heart-stricken parents of these three beloved
children are again called to stand around the
| lfeesS form of a beloved son, one on whom
| they had fondly dotted. Willie was an interest
ing boy He loved his books and his playmates
He loved his parents, brothers and sisters, butt
has fallen by the same fell destroyer, scarlet fe
yer, with his little brother and elder sister. Mr.
Pixies little circle consisted Of six children. MAJ
God spare the lives of the remaining three, to b.
blessings to their parents, and ornaments to the
community in which they live. 81.
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Sturgts's ElectrIc Compound An enectu.l
cure Tor NEURALGIA AND lHEUMATIsM Also, nlyaua
PIE Tor spinal Irritation, Hip Co plants Acne in the
Ear Ache, Lumbago &C. A'''O
The 9ropreto; in offering this iicne to the public
desires to state that this preparation does NOT helon Ia
that class called patent medicines Its value has been
q1ate TO the removal of many obstinate cases of the
above complaints, which otner celebrated remedies had
lalcu TO reach, AID which had BAN ID the skill Of emf.
will cure I'M one ass Of di 0 noI ei, ihat II
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quested to try this Com ound, judge themselves
Among the advantages OF this medicine are the follow
It's effect is very rapid cases instantaneous
risk in using it, It does strike to tue stomach
reaches the nerves AID muscles as it is believed 10
thas cured some of the most violent and obstinate
4 can be used on child or on aged person alike
Mhilel is very powerful, It is perfectly harmless
of many sons WHO have used the Compound viii be
most beneficial results lie inserts here w Of them
They among the respectable titzons f ~
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JOSEPH H. ALLEN, ll9 Washington street t,orso -
4 HD 3 k5sf Ro JFfSt SSoe ast % c2m
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street BdsG Conway Insurance Company 70 State
Miss ROGERS, 81 Milford street. BOSTON
B SKINNER rs @ashiagt6 S5rS stTsf 5oi Roso
S S5 H. ia II II, Alpine street, Rox bury
Miss RIVE Concord street, CbarlesIon
N'N' bAkhf Cashier of City Bank, Boston
M, And many others.
i e PROPRIETOR Is permitted to publish the following
Si rom o. e. Pitkin, Esq. Principal Of the ig!ss
W the city Of Chelsea. ans ell known as one ~
Tue most successful teachers in New England: ' u
Friend 11,i,,,o CH' LsEA, Apjil 80, 1863
~, lvtu nlllianS-Hours of the 10Th is received M,
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DUDLEY-rhe principal cvenue tax payers in
Dudley are indicated by the following list of as
sessments for April; III. H. Stevens, S6l5 60;
Oscar f. Chase 4 Co, S373 IS; Joseph II. Perry
X Co, 1911 "a; James d. Tour;ellotte, S64 IA;
Tufts Manufacturing Company, $50 81; David
Perry, $3.50.
The spring term of Nichols Academy closes
with Il public examination next Friday. The
school is in prosperous condition.
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"A Card.-G ADAMS, having returned from the
Wet indies viii resume the charge of his Gallery at 239
Main Especial will be given in making
small pictures. such Carries de Ysite Ambrotypes,
&c. In the hieher branches Of the Mr. A. arrange
mcnts are su h thas he can have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for This summer
artists of nent ability, he confidently expects
the public viii sustain him in his enterprise to establish
gallerv in Worcester here first class work in Oil Pas
tele Ink, Water Col0r, &c be made equal to any
by Quincy, Fredercks, Brady. The public are
invited to call and examine work by his artists,
and jud for themselves 10 those wanting pictures of
children lie will by kindness attention, and patieI en-
deayor to suit them Gallery 239 Main St, up but
dighi Of stairs. dit ms
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CINCINNATI, June 1.-Two hundred and
fifty mounted rebels dashed into Maysville,
Ky, last night. They left this morning, after
stealing the guards horses and arms.
After the news Of the presidents proclama-
ton, business was generally suspended.
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The UndersigDed would call the attention ofthoso
IN want of Clothing Made to Order to examination
OF the finest of cloths of all kinds in the city.
Nrments ofthe best style quality and finish guaranteed
at satisfactory prices. Purchasers of
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND
- FURNISHING GOODS,
mere nd choice and well selected stock of goods
that Will be sold reasonable orlees The assortment
oi spring overcoas, Business Coats new style Sacks
anu SbNeitntohs Is un:ommonly large and persons in
seo O pg9ins VIII fud it for their interest to call
~ II ,r.i ,ic'N Poous. ID. H. EAMES,
m2T dtf WI Al an IN anu anu I t ,9ii as u.s.,
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York city, so famous for curing nearly every of
Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh and Catarrhal Consump-
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