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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-17
The Brazilian minister had left London for

The Brazilian minister had left London for
Paris.
The protocol settling the succession of the
Greek throne on Prince William of Denmark
has been signed by three of the protecting
powers and the Danish ministers.
Mr.. Seward, in response to an invitation to
join in the diplomatic action on the Polish
question, refused, on the ground that America
can not deviate from non.intervention.
1t is supposed that the opposition in the
French legislature will have twenty-five mem.
bers. The voting in Paris shows a gain to
the opposition
The king of the Belgians is seriously ill.
The papers and municipality of Berlin pro-
test against the ordinance gagging the press.
The municipality will address the king on the
unconstitutional state of affairs. The crown
prince, in speech at DLnlzic, repudidted the
press ordinance, but declared his faith in the
king.
LONDON, June There is no political
news of Importance. The Observer says the
three great powers have sent an urgent note
to Russia asking for representative govern
ment for Poland. general amnesty for all the
Polish insurgents, and an immediate cessa-
ton of hoStilites.
Tha Berlin journals, which protested against
the recent press ordinance, have received
first warning.
The Poles had defeated the Russians at
Grochowy, with heavy loss. On the follow.
ing day portion of the same division of Rus
slams was again defeated.
liverpool Cotton Market.-The sales for
the week were 81 900 bales to spectators and
600 to exporters. The market closed quiet at
decline of lid. on the week.
London Market.-Breadstuff quiet and
steady iron quiet and unchanged; sugar ac-
tive and Cd. higher; coffee firm; rice steady;
tea steady; turpentine 81 and 9Ss.
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New YORK, June 16.-The steamship Sco-
tia, from Liverpool 9th, via Queenstown 7th
inst, arrived at nine o'clock this morning.
In the absence of American news the
foreign journals are very quiet on American
affairs.
The barque Inca at Liverpool, had on board
two of the crew of barque Henrietta, of Balti-
more, destroyed by the Florida near the equa-
tor. The ship Oneida, from Shanghae for
New York, was captured and destroyed about
the same time by the Florida. 1t is suspected
that the confederate steamer Lord Clyde was
searched by order the British government be-
fore she left Cardiff. Nothing contraband
was found and protest was entered against
such search and claim made for damages
The steamer sailed the instant the search. was
over.
In the house of commons Mr.. Crawford
asked if claim for damages had been made
in the case of the schooner Will of the Wisp
seized in Mexican waters near Matamoras
last July, by federal cruiser, but released by
the court at Key West. Mr.. Layard said the
question involved a statement which had not
been proved, and was liable to doubt, viz that
the vessel was seized in Mexican waters. The
prize court decided that the vessel should be
released, but thought there were sufficient
grounds to warrant the seizure and refused to
give damages. The only cause for the own
ers was an appeal to the United States su-
preme court.
Negotiations are nearly completed for the
transfer of the Hudson Bay company's rights
| to the British government
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RNRMs OF AnvEMTIsrNa.

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an inch) rst Insertion s each subsequent insertion
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The price will be three fourths Of the price square,
inside Advertisements and Special Notices, extra price
In WEEELY, First Insertion 81 per square. .; each sub
sequent Insertion IS cents.
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w 40 graiHtoas Advertisements. No report, reso
Iuuons or proceedings OF any corporation, society,
ass9claton ana no communication designed to call at
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can be Inserted unless paid for an Advertisement
R The Publishers will hold themselves response
oie for any errors that may occur beyonl the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

EsiiiI SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, with good sta
-lAble attached, and one of land. The place Is
situated at Sunnyside. near the Agricultural Ground
The place has the best well of water in the city, being
cold and soft. All kinds of fruit be found the
place-everything nice and abundant The money can,
Tor the most part remain mortgage. Make applica
tion to Mrs. CONGDON, Sudbury street, of d ARI
US PUTNAM 40 Main street. dim jel2
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Il . K 5 A L E-A desirable residence,
= pleasantly situated the corner of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied by H. N
Holmes. Inquire OF JAMES r. PIERCE.
apll DIFF
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@A FOR SkLE-A pleasant and de-
kI sirabe place of residence consisting of acres Of
-=s.aALand, under high state of cultivation, good
and conveniently arranged House and Barn. fine as
sortment of young and thrifty Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, tasteuy arranged, situated in South Worcester
on Sonthbridg and Cambridge streets. Forfuither par
uculars apply on the premises or to
d. G. ALDRICH
myl2 diff On the Deacon Oh. Din Farm
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

,iii SALE.-Thc valuable estate now occupied by
,s the subscriber, being No. II Chestnut street. IS
now offered for sale The location is Of the best In
the city; the Dwelling House large and well built The
lot fronts on Chestnut feet and is 1850 feet deep
An unusual opportunity is presented for the purchase Of
desirable residence Apply on the premises, to
leo diff JOHN COREY
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
of r. t.. Moen and " G. Thompson Esqrs.. suitable for
tue erection OF A1chine Shops, Boot Mandatory
Block Of Houses, will be sold low The Lot fronts
lincoln street III feet and $50 doep bounded west
by Min Brook and is the line of the Raiiro sd
Three Lots on Front street, suitable for Stores adO-
ins the store of George essons the corner of
Front and rumbull Streets also the lot next south
Trumhull street, now occupied a wood yard.
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
mch28 diff 2lS Main street.
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nor SALE AT A BARGAIN :

a REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the of Southbridge aud Salem
streets, consisting Of large twostory Dwelling Honse
convenient for two families, and large lot Of
land Connected with the above Is large Bakery.
In" doing good eusiness) stable &c. The Real Is
tate with the Baking business the business separate
will be sold at bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams TOOLS &C, in good condition; sell on account Of
III health
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber on
the premises .-..,,,
my26 diff J. MUhDOCh'
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DOR SALE-A VALUABLE WATER
D PRIVILEGE AND MILL, situated in the town of
Harvard about three tourhs IF mile IRON the centre,
and one mile from the Depot the Worcester and
Nashua r. Rs on the main road rom Harvard TO irotOn
Junction The mill is ftrniShed with large Breast
Wheel OF modern construction built in the best manner.
and has never failing supply Of water the year round.
viii be sold low and on easy terms, For further inform
alton apply ID GEO. L. BURT.
ms d3w* Harvard Mass,
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GNaMts.

BOARD WANTED-For a gentleman
~ and wife, with pleasant rooms within Ave minutes
walk OF the post office. Address Box 262 Worcester p
o. div ieie
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60 o. FARM FOR SALE-A Farm of
III thirty five acres well divided into Moving, Pas
A-..Aturing, and Tillsge, well watered, with young
orchard of Choice pple Trees Just coming into bearing
Gold House, Barn and Out Buildings and tw wells Of
good water. The above Farm Is in 20 st te culti
walton, and will be sold with the elJs well planted with
Core, Potatoe, Oats, &C., &c, aud possession given inn
mediately, if desired.
Sail Farm is well situated in a good neghborhood,
only two miles from the Railroad Depot, in Of tho
best farming towns this county, abOIt ourteen miles
from Worcester large portion OF the purchase money
can remain on mortgage, II desired
For particulars, enquire of
BUSH co Druggists.
les d&wtf "a Front street Worcester
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On Cedar, Chandler Austin, Newhurv, Fruit. Ward,
and ! aylor Streets. FRANCIS IL DEWEY,
mch2S diff 2l5 Main street.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
a1''i FOR SALE.-The House now owned by REV.
xGEORGE BUSHNELL, situated Just asst OF the Com
mon between the FIRST BAPTIST and Salem St Churches,
is now offered at private sale.
This ia Of the desirable residences in the city
being centrally located AMI from Its peculiar situa
ton free from the se and dust Of the crowded street.
The lot contains 5000 feet OF land House in good re-
pair containing nine rooms and bathing room II has
gas hard and 1t water; also "A furnace in the cellar
art of the purchase money can remain on mortgage
desired.
For particulars enquire of D. II EAMES.
m23 diff Corner Of Main and Front streets.
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IT. NONPAREIL. - The above
~ s1.- Stallion will make the season. from MAY LIST
SSYN 80 August LIST, 1868, at the Farm en- Brigham
-AA~~Hs@1 Hill, IN New England Village, Mass.
TERMs-s25. Apply on the premises, 10 ,.,,,,,,,
JAMES +. THORNDlKE.
New England Village, Mass, May /, 1868.
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MOrtcster 4ailp Spp
TIE DAILY. SPY.
The President OIL Arbitrary Arrests.

The following is the text of President Lin
coins letter upon this subject, of which the
telegraph gave a meagre sketch =
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASuNGToN }
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RURNETTS FLAVORING EX-
les dtf GEO. R. sPURR
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MANHOOD; How Losr! How RE-

NOR SALE-Two PIANO FoRTEs-
II One new seven octave, and one good second hand
ak octave DO by j. L, HOOD 225 and 230 Main st
Worcester, Mass. d&wlf jel6
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nR. E. G. GOULD'S PIN WORM
~ SYRUP, sold by GEO. P. HARLOW
my2 DIFF Druggist
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TO OWNERS OF BREED

81 THE GEORGE NJ PATCHEN,
fEE JR., will stand at the stable of the subscriber
ejY-N in Il, lden, at Twenty. Five Dollars the
-A>SSS-A~sOn. Season to commence May LIST. and end
Aug. 18th. b. W. ABBOTT
Holden, NAV g. 1863 02mf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

NEw MEDICAL Discovery Bells SP EoFIC PILLS,
the speed and permanent of Sexual Diseases,
Urethral Discharges, elect Seminal Weakness, Nightly
Emissions, Incoutuence Impotence, Genital Debility
and ltahilty, Gravel structures and Aztec ions Of the
kidney and bladder which has been used hy upwards
Of one hundred physicians with entire success-super-
ceding tuteba, Copaiba, Capsules, any compound
hitherto known.
Balls SPECIFIC PtLLs speedy action, eGectinga
cure in few days, which is permanent They pre-
pared from vegetable that are harmless to the
system and nausear tie stomach or imprcgnate
the breath. No change Of diet is necessary whilst using
them Nor does their action interfere with business pur-
suite.
Each box contains six dozen Pills Price ST.
DR.. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal Weakness, Sef-Abuse
of Power impotence, Premature Decay, Sexual Dis
ease, &c pamphlet Of 81 pages containing important
advice 10 The afflicted, sent hss six required
to prepay postage.
Sent, secure from observation confdentially BY
mail, post paid, on receipt of .ae money, BY
j. BRYAN, N. ~, rs Cedar ST., New York.
septl4 d&Wly
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

TRUE BORDER STATE UNIoNIsM. Ia the House
of Representatives, Thursday, after some Copper.
head resolutions of the improved conservative pro-
slavery variety, had been tabled by vote of 80
to &c, Green Clay Smith of Kentucky introduced
the following unequyoca Union resolution:
ReS0iUed. That as our country and the very eX-
istencs of the best Government ever instituted by
man, is mperled by the most cauSeless and wicked
rebellion that the world has ever seen, and be-
lieving as We do that the only hope Of saving the
country and preserving this Government is by the
power Of the sword, We are for the most vigorous
prosecution OF the war until the Constitution and
laws shall be enforced and obeyed 10 all parts Of
the United States, ana to that that end We oppose
any armistice, or intervention, or mediation, or
proposition for peace from any quarter so long as
there shall be found rebel in arms against the
Government; and we ignore all party names, lines
and issues, and recognize but two parties il this
war-patrOts and traitors
This resolution was passed by vote of SO to
Ca Mr. Smith also introduced the following
resolutions
ResoiUed, That We hold it to BE- the duty of Con-
gress to pass all necessary bills to supply men and
money, and the duty Of the people to render
every aid in their power to the constituted author
tiles Of the Government in crushing out the re-
bellion
ReS0tUed, That our thanks are rendered to our
soldiers in tine field for their gallantry in defending
and unfolding the flag of the Union, and defen-
ding the great principles dear TO every American
patriot.
These resolutions were passed, the first by a
vote o. 1872 to /, the second by l66 to l. Ben
jamin G. Harris secessionist OF Maryland, only
voting in the negative each time.
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CoLoRED SOLDIERS MURDERED BY THE REBELS
In June last company Of colored soldiers, con-
prising captain, first lieutenaht and eighty
men, were captured at Millikens Bend, during
the siege at Foks5urg, after brave resistance
d" Since their captivity says the New York
Post, " their fate has been involved in profound
mystery. Nothing Official could De learned of
them, and from the well known vindctlveness
of the rebel military authorities the worst was
apprehended. Information has been received at
the War Department, by way of Texas, stating
that these apprehensons were too well founded
1t appears that the prisoners were conveyed into
the country several miles and placed in close
confinement. No intimaton of their fate was
gwen them After several days the two officers
were taken out at dead of night, and the word
given out that they had escaped. 1t now ap-
pears that they were hanged without previous
notice or even sembance OF trial in obedience
to a secret order from the rebel Secretary of
War. A few days atterward the other prisoners
also disappeared mysteriously, ana there IS no
doubt that they were secretly murdered by di-
ection of the Richmond authorizes What re-
tallation shall be inflicted for these most bar
barous atrocities is yet to be determined.
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RELIEF ~ TEN MIug he
5sryaC's g1uahm@A5c YSascra,

II. ceran- . speedy remedy ever discovered .or
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Asth Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza
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HESE WFEKS give The most instantaneous and per
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Thousands have been restored perfect health have
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To Vocaist> and public Speakers, these Waters pc
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severe occasional hoatseuass and their regular for
few days will all times Increase the power aud deN-
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and cearn for which purpose they are regularly USED
by many prof.ssioal youah.ls Noy2SW4SmIy
JOB MOSES, Sole yr9i reor II GortIandt street, n.
frcs.J cts. per box t,f ale by ali Druggists
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"THE MONROE DOCTRINE "A Pamphlet, with
this title, written by Joshua Leavitt, has ust been
published by 5. Tousey, l 10 Nassau Street, New
YORK. 1t is discussion OF this somewhat famous
doctrine, with reference to the French interference
in the affairs of Mexico. 1t forciby sets forth the
reason why American views of Government should
rule on the Western Continent, and contains
much useful information as to the origin, import
and value, Of the " Monroe Doctrine" The pam
phlet contains fifty pages, and will be sent post
paid for twenty-five cents.
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testimonials GO the Value OF
laughing eaaS.

MONTPELIER, Oct. Il. 1868.
Having witnessed the efec Of the Of Nitrous Oxyd
GGs In the extracting OF teeth by DR. j. NJ Comegys take
pleasure in stating tia. think Of the greatest i'm
proyemns Of the in the application OF science for the
relief Of pain. s regard far preferable to that OF
Ether Choroiom, while the elief from pain just
entire, hat Of Ether CAor5torm free from lhes
depressing influences that often follow their
mend its safe entire relief from pain those
who wish to have teeth extracted and pleasing
associations connected with bs operation.
W. II II. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.
DR.. JONI NJ. CoMEGYs.
Dear SIR Having Witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous Oxyd Gas adminsteredby you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction OF teeth, fully concur in the
statement above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state, that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has often been administered by Pro
fessors ard Lectures, in all Colleges pleasant
aud amusing experiment. More recently has been
tensvely used by Dentists in yaiou parts of the Coun
try orhe relief OF pain in the extraction Of teeth no
jury from its having been reported. have
hestancy in saying that believe be the safest and
best agent present known the Profession for render
Ing the system insensble pain under dental or surg
cal operations
/. F. SKINNER N. D.
Barton, VI, Oct 81 1868.
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A MAN CARRIED OVER NIAGARA FALLS The
Toronto Leader relates that on Monday last IA
Buffalo steam tug with two scows in tow got
too far into the current OF Niagara river, Just
above the falls for the head of steam on, and
the captain and crew of four men becoming
alarmed caped overheard and struck for the
shore. The captain and three men succeeded
IN getting to land but the fourth mar sunk be-
meath the leaping and boilinS waters aud was
carried over the awful cataract Some men in
one OF the &c )ws were rescued by two boatmeu
who put of in u skf to their assistance The
tug and one scow went over the falls, but the
other tcow struck on a rock Just before the brink
and remains there.
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SONGS OF FRIENDSHIP, FRATERNITY, UNITY,
VICTORY.

Admission 25 cents. Children IS cents.
Doors open at 6 10 O'Clock. Commence at IL.
The Hutchnsons will also sing Tuesday evening. Dec.
% at South Royalton ednesday evening the 23d at
Chelsea, Thursday evening the oath at North6eld Sat
urday eyenieg, Dec. % at Waterbury.
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U, S, s. 2OlS

h Secretary OF the Treasury has not yt given notice
OF any intention 10 Withdraw mis- popular Loan from
SAFE al af, and until after ten day notice has been
given, the undersigned, Aueus for The sale of the
bonds will continue to supply the public.
q ne Whole amount ct the Loan authorized is five Hun
ureu MIlohs oil boIIars Nearly Four Hundred Millions
have ueeh artady subscribed for ana paid the Treas
ury mostly within the last seven months The large de
Eand from abroad, ana The rapidly increasing home de
mand for use as the basis for circulation by National
Banking associations no." ers'hi4g 10 an parts Of the
country, WILL I'D NrS siofl PeItol absorb the balance.
sales have iaIey ranged from zen 10 fifteen millions
weekly frequently exceeding three m'i IONS daily, and
il well known that the SECRETARY OF The Treasury has
ample and untiE resources in CHE bu.Ias AID Imports
ana Internal Revenues, ahd ia me issue the Interest
Bearuk ia gM render treasury Notes, J IS almost
iatuy mat ne VIII not ma utat,7"I y, ter long time
10 ''.e 70 ssth a A: 49, IT a.! e'I tg - lerma
rent Loas le interest auu iIlhcPa OF "hch arc pay
aple III Uo'o
Ifuuelce anu sell hu force ne mn Is OF those
contemplating we ot nation Oh Nh'onai banH ny Assot
ClalOHs a. wei IS lHe minus ui an vic nave 1e money
on he hands 10 the promp- conc soH mat r'y should
lose no TINE IN subscribing TO a Lo tu IL VIII soon b.
neg 'uu telF leath ana ADVANCE 10 handsome pre- MUM
a was the result with the % seven Ihrty Loan, when
was all sold and could no longer De subscribed for a.
lisa per Cent. Loan, the Ia,erc. ana pripc,pa
parade !" ON mus yie'u,h5 over Mn per Cent per
The Goyernmyat require, all duties Impor, to b..
quarter OF hillioh OF Dollars daily,
a nearly three TINS greater than that REQUIRED In
th- payment Of the interest all the 52Os and other
permanent Loans So that 1t is hoped mat The sqrplu,
Coin in the Treasury at distant day viii able the
Tr.,t.
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A young lady in Richmond, writing to her
friends in Baltimore, says that the gaieties Of
society in that city consist chiefly Of what are
called L" starvation parties, at which people
meet IN each others houses and have music and
dancing, but nothing TO eat or drink. The lair
writer attends these parties twice week, and
she AYERS that they have good deal of fun but
40 supper.
The Richmond Wing of the 9th says - In
ton u DAY or two ago for one hundred and Tor
ty dollars IN Confederate notes.
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Put up only in h. packages, IL and % lbs in Dol
with full directions for using on each packaee.
WRIGHT, GlLlIES x BROTHER
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A declamatory counsel, who des pissed all tech
nicalities, and tried to storm the court of the
East India company by the force Of eloquence
was once uttering these words " In the book OF
nature, my lords, it Is written" when he was
stopped by this question from the chief justice
Lord Ellenborough " Will you have the good
ness to mention the page, sir il you please.
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The plantation of JEFF Davis aud bis brother
Joe. Davis, below Vicksburg, have been taken
possession of by Government and will be used
for contraband camp.
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A witty doctor says that tight lacing is pub
lie benefit, inasmuch as it kills off all The fool
ISL girls, and leaves the wise ones to grow up to
be women.