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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31
WOOL CARDENG.

CEOth DFessiBg and Neutrality-suspicious.,
X ERSEYMERES, SATINETS, FROCING, PLAIN
II CLOTH and WOODEN YARN, on shares or by the
yard the best manner and reasonable terms x The
subscriber. - ~
AGENrs-W. /. Clark & Co. 81 Granite Row, Wofces
ter VIM Bennett, Jr, Hui bardston Levi Goss SAWYER
Mills, Boylston. ROYAL H. CUAFFIN
huluth, East Nllage, June ~, 1s5O. Mtf
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ATTENTION.

lie subscriber having assumed Inc busircss ~, M T.,
= nrm Of CONVERSE q CULVER, hereby requests all
Persons ueDted TO said firm to pny the me without delay
uIheH ior iayors hitherto bestowed on the firm he re
under the City Hall . - w ~ ~ wE s,sno
Worcester July ls, 1850 dii,c
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For Sale OF to Let.

- rTlHE BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr. F. L
e;';ea Bigelow situated the Reilfoad near Messrs
snttons rt Mill 1t is suitable for manufacturing puI-
roses or machine shop The Lot is about As by 80, with
small building attached for storage Inquire of the sub
scriber at MessTs Earles Lumber ard
saei dtf SIMEON MAYO, JR.
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Wilder's Patent Salamandar safa,
DAGUERREOTYPEs.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends mud
customers, that he has returned TO his old stand
ESQ Main Street,
where he would be pleased TO wait upon all ,ho ma, e
him with their patronage He invites all to call md exam
Inc his specimens, particularly those Of the Hon udoe
lamer Postmaster General ofthc IT, States and Gen bcns
Pres Of the Mass Copper Mining Co., whose DaQucreo
types he has had the pleasure Of taking during his visit N
Vermont w ~ "
N. b. Pictures taken in ess time and mare fe,;ke ts,
in any other room in the city.
Sept 25 DIFF WIN. II. GILMORE.
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Real Estate FIR Sale

- A VALUABLE Estate in Worcester situated on
EiaH N Ashland ST.. and about five minutes walk from
$3.50 the Post Office The above consists Of house
barn and "a 1870 of land. The house nearly new and
built with especial reference convenience and
fort The barn is nearly new and very capacous The
land is thcky covered with fruit trees Ounce &C &C.
For particulars inquire Of Hon l. DAVIS, of Worcester
or of CHAS. E. CONVERSE, No. "a North Market St.
Boston.
Boston, Sept 25, 1850. dwtf
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EAH,Ha,E

DY the above notice it will be that have purchased
I'D of Mr. Hammond REED his interest in the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
articles recommended economical and labor saving
appeKdage to the Clothes Yard for several reasons-st
whole washing be suspended dry by person with
out change of position which makes the article an exceed
ugly convenient in time of snow2d it does not wear
the Clothes but yields the wind and gently revolvesand
3d. they occupy hut little room.
o. Orders left at VIM A. WHEELER's Counting Room on
Thomas Streetat TAFT 81 HARRINGroN's Grocery Store
corner OF Front and Trumbnl Streets, my on
Laurel street, VIII be promptly attended to.
July IL eodSmw3m HOWARD HOLDEN.
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Building Lots.

TiIIE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester it situ~
aed on the north side of Chatham Street, the hghth OF
land near the Dwelling House of Rev DR. Smaey and con-
tons about $500 square feet He has also other LOTS
the same Street. containing 5000 So fl eachad three Lots
in the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots near
the Red Mills ON Taylor Street.
June t. dit CHARLES WHITE.
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COAL FOR. SIMMER. Use
METALLIC

METALLIC :
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
HIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio is min
era substance dug from the earth, containing according
auihhh sehcla &c, forming compound which when an
peu 70 the surface OF Brick Wood stone Tin or Iron h.
comes perfect Slate covering nperpions to tho action ot
fue or W,Ger For sale by the subscribers al su1pos
ONO, or No Is EXCHANGE Sr, ORCEsTER Msss
where all orders may be addressed -'' "a''
BEACH 81 JOHNSON
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

Ia TENHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET owned and
occupied by the subscriber for four years past is
now offered for sale Terms easy. For full partcu
lars, INQUIRE Of II. G. BATES dwtf oct IS
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THE subscriber offers TO the Trade an eytens; o
ment Of PAPER IANGINGs Of the yery best NJ
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders Landlords
anu otlers wishing GOOD ARTICLE will find for their
interest 10 examine before purchasing elsewhere
N u. Particular attention given to putting on all kird
OF Papers at short notice. ~ '
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, between Main Stree,
ana boston, Norwich, and Nashua Railroad Depot1
"oi0estel' ocl 40 du r. NEWTON.
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DIR. STONE.

TENDS to every branch of Medical practice aside from
"a diseases OF the Eye and Ear. His great experience in
active general practice for the last fourteen wears in other
ssctlons OF me non well the Newngland states in
DfSEN IERlsS and SUMMER COMPLAINTS of every
1919 9-~N'oiy auS-
KEFERENcEs-Wm. Eaton and Alvan T. Burgess Esors.
m4rSes,er - j. woodbury., Esq, Sutton John barnard
dlu NbnaIe stone Esqrs, Auburn 0I Office and resi-
eo w. HIArLE 81 eodSeowly
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DRUGS AND MEDTcTNEs


share of their future patronage for himself assuring
that every pains shall be taken that all Medcines s1e
at this Store, shall be of the uery best qualify
LEWIS T. LAZEIL
At the Old Stand No. POI Main Street
Sept %, lS49. dwtf doors north Am HIs,sa
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LUMBER.

iE subscriber having leased the LOT corner or wynn
and UNION STREET, is prepared to furnish
DLHENrSIO.N TIMBER and FRg1fFS
,oi FINE or CHESTNUT, to order, at short notice.
VIII also keep general assortment of Lumber for sale
9TOHce at WIN. I. MBRRIYIEI.D's
ApfiI Q. dtI EDWIN CHAPLIN
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To Farmers Ground Plaster.
III ANlNG made arrangements for DIRECT importaton
of PLASTER and having superior facilities" for
grinding the same at one OF the best WATER PRIVILEGES
in this vicinity, we prepared furnish it fresh and
fine ground in bulk barrels and any quantity desired
Aug % dwf A. & w II u6RRIS
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House and Lot for Sale,
For Sale.

Ia A LARGE COTTAGE on the westerly part OF
l.nA IN Chandler street. The lot contains quarter OF
an acre of land pleasantly located, and is well stock
ed with fruit trees ANTHONY L. CARPENTER.
6yu2yv
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FNr SnEa
Nsa

Ia TWO HOUSES One Cottage Gen ST., well
E.sA L bul of firstrate materials, and commanding
prospect of the city The other story house.
two les, Newport Street. There is about 5000
feet of land attached to the last namedprce $780, In
Suire OF OZlAS HUDSON.
March dWn
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FALL OF 1870

FALL OF 1850.
sTOcKWELL has just received the Fall STYLES
terye those who may please to give him call Try -
Also, the NEW YORK FASHIONS for the coming Season
WANTED,
NlX or EIGHT TAILORESS Girl. well scquaintedyith
The trade. sroCE " ~ i1 q
Grafton, sept3 d,Ytf
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REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES,

THE subscriber has disposed of his interest in the manu-
factnre and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames to
HOWARD HOLDEN, who will continue furnish those desr
OF purchasing at the shortest notice favorable
terms HAMMOND REED
Worcester, July IS, 1850
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BATHING APPARATUS

THOSE who wish to avail themselves of The benefits "a
say nothing Of the luxures Of BATHING win find Poy
table, conuenieat and Economical apparatus AZ No 2s
Front Street AKRON BIIIIiNu ~
June ID df
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W,M La.

- A STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND. recently
EsA built and we'll located for the English and West
.sLIndia Goods trade For further particulars inquire
ofGEORGE SMITH, Wayland, b. l.. BATCHELLER, 40
Fulton St, BOSTON. dwtf MAINLAND. Feb Is.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

ROCKAWAY, front and hack seats, built in the best
"A manner full patent excl and boxes has run but little
and every respect rstclass carriage OF the kind huv
ing no use for it, will dispose OF the at low rate
E. F. DIXIE.
rA pleasant and well built HOUSE to be let; inquire
as above. diff June
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Al THE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
@ liens of Grafton and the public generally that they
have taken the above named House, and pledge them
selves be in readiness and prepared at all times
mediate the travelling and business public and parties plea
tie public patronage EDWIN s BALL,
Grafton, Jan 3, 1850. diff DENNY S. PUTNAM.
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Boarders Wanted
PAPER HANGINGs

S1X eight Boar1ers can be accommodated with n1
at rooms and good board in family where there ar
no children. Inquire No 90 THOMAS sT az 10 O.
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To the Ladies and Citizens of Worcester
A. NJ. DRISCOLL,

MANUFACTURING JEXVELER,
Bfgeto'o's Court Front Street,. -. Worcester.
A ND dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEyvELRY;
IA spectacles Silver Ware Perumery and Fancy Goods
GrGasses fitted to Watches, Lockets, Spectacles Mem
DRY Pins, and Rings.
ELECTRO GLIDING and SILyERING done in the neatest
manner All kinds of Repairing in the above line done
at short notice. Oh Cold Suer taken exchange for
uoods. dwtf Oct l. 1850.
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WANTED,
COAL! that is COAL!!
SHINGLES,

oLAAL4G4EI9s
sHHE subscriber having received Cargo Of SHJNCI ms
direct from Bangor, of all the different qualities is pre
paeI 10 sell them as low they be bought in the CITY
! Office at WIN. I. MERRIFIELDs '
may 70 DIFF EDWIN CHAPLIN
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FOR SALE,

=. A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salem-st
%sA "A containing rooms, with good supply OF water
-.sa very desiable place for small family and will be
sold cheap-a part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply TO WIN A. DRAPER & co,
April %. diff IS Front Street
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Potash

0F superior quality, just received and for sale by
~ DEXTER & STONE
naioH IL du Southbrdge-st
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To be LET.

rgNWO good ROOMS on the second foer corner of Main
i and Thomas Streets. Inquire No lO3 Main ST.
March % diff
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Hassanamisoco House, Grafton.

TN Pleasant Street. near the Baptist Church. Inquire
A Aug % diff WIN DICKINSON
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-12

/ Hon. r. Chapman, for the very able manner in
which he represented the people of this District,
in the late Nashville Conversion, and that he be
requested to represent this District in addition TO
those mentioned in the resolution. mi,
DC. Humphreys, esq, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted: N
Resolved, That the newspapers of Huntsville,
be requested to publish the proceedings Of this
meeting. --.s~-.-7e a-e-~ ."r~ '..-,.ss
On motion Of ]. w. Clay,
Rssoioed, That copy Of the proceedings of this
meeting, be forwarded to our senator's and repre-
sentatiyes in Congress, and to the Governor Of
the State OF Alabama.
The meeting thenadjo urned.
c. c. CLAY, Chairman.
B. F. HAmaosD, Secretaries.
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CoNcREss.-Neither house did any thing on
Friday, and when the Senate adjourned it ad-
journed over to Friday. In the House, after
some little party pickering, the Texan Boundary
bill was taken up, and the Wllmot Provso dis
cussed until the hour Of adjournment.
1t is evident that there is n respectable Southern
party in the House, who are resolved to resist the
omnibus measures, as they are called, until the
South has some adequate guarantee of her rights,
something more than the hollow professions Of
the Wimots and non-intervenonsts. While
this is the determination of those true men Of the
South who are actuated by sincere devotion to
the rights and honor Of their section, regardless
of personal or party considerations, there is we
fear, an ant-savery majority, who are only fall
terng in their gh-handed measures of outrage
and wrong against the South, until they can be
assured that the Northern people are prepared for
the preparation Of the deed. The measures con-
templated now, are-the reduction Of the Texas
boundary, by which q vast amount Of territory
will be wrested from slavery; the organization of
temporary territorial governments in New Mexico
and Utah, with no regulation giving protection TO
Southern property in either; the admission of
California with her present boundaries, thereby
shutting out the South forever from United States
Slave Bill, which every Northern Press, and even
many of the senator's who voted for it, declare 10
be utterly impractlcable, in consequence Of the
" higher law doctrines" entertained by the people
Of the free States. These are the compromise
measures now oifered-no, not offered, but en-
deavored TO be forced upon the South. Like q
skilrnl!y wrought snare, the meshes Of Federal
legislation are being drawn aboutus, while we are
admonished against opposition which may lead to
n more summary proceeding. If we will not be
content to be penned up with our slaves on the
ground which we now occupy. relinqulshing for
ever all right in common with the North to the
public domain, we are told that we shall not even
be protected in our rights of property on our own
soil, and that should we presume to adopt means
for our own protection, vii! be treated as d's"n-
ionists and traitors, aud forcibIy compelled to
submit.
A few days mus, bring matters To some sort Of
settlement. We sincerely hope that the free
States may be induced, by considerations Of pa
triotism and justice, TO forego their purposes Of |e
gisative aggression and that even at this late day.
an adjustment may be effected by which our pc.
Gtical union may be preserved and perpeua,ed.-
Saranaah .h,rs,
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the reading with q lengthy speech in support of
the amendment Of Mr. SEWARD.
Mr. FO0TE further extended the general de-
bate, in answer 10 Mr.. WIsTHRoP.
Mr.. WINTHROP followed, and in the course
of his remarks read letter from ship captain
Of Charlestown, Mass, by the name of G.. A.
Rambler, setting forth certain very hard case
OF the Imprisonment Of a free colored Massa-
chusetts cook and steward in Charleston, S. c =,
the statement appearing to be made in answer
to some recent remarks of Mr. JEFFERSON DA-
WIS on the subject, In the Senate. Mr. VIM
THRoP read the letter in support Of his own OBJ
seEyations on this subject r..
The consequences was very excited discus
sion between Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Mr.. BUrLER
and Mr. DAVIS, on the one side, and Mr.. WIN
THRoP on the other, Astounding ia personal allu-
sions, which were cut short at length, by
Mr.. PEARCE, who after remarkine upon the
misehievous and dsorderly tendencies of the
controversy, moved that the Senate adjourn.
And the Senate adjourned. PIG j.
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MARrINsBuRc, Va, September 2, 1850.

The resolutions of the committee of fifteen which
were reported through their Chairman, Mr..
Tombs, has been laid before our readers, they
are calm, open and dignfed, and ask nothing bu,
what is clearly right, and nothing but what the
North ought to grant, the removal Of all laws that
initiate against or obstruct the free access Of the
Southern citizens with his slave property into the
territories.
The first resolution, which is the most import
ant Of all the others being mere sequences to it,
in care it is rejeced,) provides for extending the
common law Of England it existed on the 1th
July, l776; and the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, applicable to our territories shall
be the fundamental law Of said territory.
We care not whether it is done in the manner
proposed by this resolution, or by special enact
ment abrogatlng the laws Of Mexico on the subject
of slavery. So that obtain the desired result,
we shall not dispute about the best means of OBJ
tanning it.
1t has always been our opinion that Congress
ought to repeal the Mexican Emancipation laws,
and allow Southerners to take their slaves there if
they wish. This will place all, both North and
South, upon an equal footing, and have the
happy effect of aaying all excitement and bring
US back to that fraternal feeling which once, and
should always, characterize us as nation. We
are pleased to see that the committee recommend
no unconstitutional means Of resistance mo menac-
ing threats; but simply resolve, until Congress
removes these distractions to taking slaves into
the territories, to resist by all Legislative and con-
means the admission Of California and
the adjustment Of the Texas boundary Augusta
Sentinel.
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E'tom lie Rome (Ga.l, .Southerller

SOUTHERN RIGHTS Recommendations
notice having been given, meeting was held in
the Court House, in Rome, on the evening Of
the 29t'l ut.. for the purpose of forming South
ern Rights Association tor Floyd county.
fnI. \. Bass was called to the Chair, and G.
p, Hamilton requested to act as Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen We're
chosen as officers of the Association: Col. n
Bass, President; Col. A. X. Patten, Vice Presi-
dent: VIM. Johnson, esq. Corresponding Secre-
tarv. and g. p. Hamilton, Recording Secretary.
Hon b. f. Potter offered the following reso-
luti"ns, which were unanimously adopted:
X" o eL That the prcsevering and system
attic assaults made by the non slaveholdng States
upon the property and feelings of the slsvchold
ing States render its eypedient and proper that
the latter should adopt measures to arrest the
grievance, and secure to themselves that peace
and safety, the enjoyment of which is the OBJ
jcct OF all governments
Res iceL Tht the attacks upon our honor and
our interest subject us at once to insult and in.
jury. under which no government is worth pre-
serving and to avoid which any danger should
b. encountered
Resolred, That firm and concerted action is
ne"es,ary for the protection of the Southern
states, and for the purpose Of ettectng this i,
eNpedient to organize al association for the
III ''''e'"hce 0 oouJhcrn NiHhtS, nono' anC
tranqulty-the principles, rules and consttu
tuition of which association are hereby referred
to Il committee of twelve who shall be authori
ze'l t" adopt an address to the people of Floyt
county, and appoint committee in each dis
trirt in sud county, recommending to the peopl,
the formation of similar associations through
ont the country and State.
Rdso2ned, The said Committee prepare :
constitution for this association. and repor
the same for adoption, ut an adjourned mcetin!
to be held on Monday the 9th September
After the passage Of the resolutions, scvera
gentlemen came forward and enrolled their name
as members of the association.
O', motion Of Col. 8. Fouchc, ill papers i,
the State friendly to the object OF the meeting
be requested to publish the proceeding.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet agai
in the Courthouse, on the 9th September.
N. BASS, Chairman
6. p. HAMILTON, Secretary.
ORGANIZATION OF "SoUrHERS RIGHT
CLUB TN ScRivEN, GEoRGIA.--At d meeting O
considerable number Of the citizens OF Scri
Ven, Ut Che Hunters Mil, on Thursday, 2gtf
losta,t, % motion, Capt, William Conner wa.
unanimously chosen Chairman, and w. j
Aaner, 5 cretary
). Lawton Singleton, esq., by request of the
rhln'n IN in n few pointed remarks. explained
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The Saron Co1-.an Epigram.-sr JttMs
A gentleman lost his striped COW,
Whereat, in dreadful pother.
Five city-editors bleated aloud,
As il each had lost a mother -
Oh, sad was. the owner s case, no doubt,
But small were his lamentations,
Compared with the deep, vociferous grief
or the regular blood relations
Boston Post
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AN elegant cement may be made from rice in
timately mixed with cold water and simmereA
gently over the fire. In making models, busts,
&c, and dried, it will receive high polish. 1t
is used in China and Japan.
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M ASONIC-The brethren Of Washington
Al Aleszandri, 7 odr-a M % a.,d I 70


MASONIC.-The brethren of Washington
wi Alexandria Lodge, No. %, and La Fayette
Lodge, No. 81, Of the City Of Alexandria, Vir-
einia, will perform the interesting ceremonial Of
laying the corner stone of the new place Of wor-
ship Of the NJ. E. Church South, on Thursday
next, 18th instant, at 4 o'cloek p. NJ, and would
fraternally invite the presence and aid Of their
brethren Of the Distrit of Columbia. As it is en-
pected that distinguished member Of the Senate
will perform the ceremonies, and deliver an appro-
pirate address, the attention Of such of the brother
hood, as are members Of either House Of Con-
gress is particularly directed to this fact.
... WILLIAM PAGE,
sep. H.. Marshall
lTASONiC.-The brotherhood Of the Order
M Of Free and Accepted Ancient York Ma
sons, are informed that by the kind liberaty of the
proprietors of the " Union Line - of omnibusses,
the use Of their splendid carriages has been ten
dered to convey those who intend assisting at the
ceremonial Of laying the corner stone of the new
church at Alexandria, to the steamboat wharf
They are invited therefore to assemble at Masonic
Hall this day, fThursday,) at one o Clock precise
ly. Ample provision has been made for their con
veyance to and from Alexandra. g..
BY order OF the Committee Of arrangements
RICHARD FIELDS,
sep. -. Chairman,
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