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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-14
Kitchens Preparations for the Skin and Hal


FIHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public in Worcester that he has established Agen.
cies in two Drug Storesone that of JAMES GREEN III
Main Street, and the other, NJ b. GREEN, 26 Mainst-
thereby aOrdmg the citizens at either part of Worcester
easy facility to purchase either of the following popular
preparations
THE COLCASSIAN AMBllA, odiferous tonic for pre-.
venting Badness Grey Hair the falling on of the hair
eaectuay Graduating Dandru and the thorough cleansing
OF the skin OF the head 1t is decidedly best medcated
compound for the strengthening preserving and identifying
of the Hair.
THE VITA PALS, which removes reckles and all
eruptons md impurities Of the skin and preserves it in
healthy and youthful This preparation is composed
of nnoxous ingredients that received the sanction n
the best Chemists.
THE ROYAL ISPHAN HAIR DYE, a vegetable com
pound for oolorng the hair permanent Black or natural
Bro1ch as the Lady Gentlemen may wish. This article
has been the result of years experiments and has
been improved by the experience of eminent Chemists
Many have been benefited by it, and being used by
several Ladies and Gentlemen of this city, who
Ly agree that the lspahan Hair Dye the and most eff
ecual exant II does not stain the skin of the head
u Wholesale and retail, by the proprietor, ANDREW
KITCHEN manufacturer of all kinds of Ladies and Gentle.
mems Hair Work, Rooms 25? Eahin gton-St Boston, and
in Worcester by James Green, III Main Street. and Nj. b.
Green, 2Ib Main-st d3aw3m Aug IL
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ELECTRO PLATING AND GLIDING.

DOOR PLATES of various patterns.
IIE subscriber now prepared Gid Silver all kinds
Of Jewery, Watches, and any other article usually gal
Yanzed He also keeps hand Cup Batteries of Copper for
gliding and silverng, and is prepared furnish different
kinds of Batteries for Gliding and Medical use with Books
OF instruction which families will find be very useful
Also, Porous Cells, Zinc Cylinders and Plates, Platinum
sips Tor Gayanic Batteries. D. Instruction given lib
eral terms,
He also manufacturing OF the best and hansomen
Door Plates and Numbers for houses been offered
to the public OF Silver Plate OF different patterns Glass
Plates of various kinds
u The subscriber continues to DO job work in Copper
I'M sheet lron and Lead Copper Pumps Set Kettles Cop
per Boilers timed.
The above work done in workmanke manner for Cash
on dettuery Of the goods. WIN. LUCAS,
June II dit rear of13 Centrai-St, Worcester.
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HORSE sMOEGNG

scz-{sS WILL be strictly attended at the Shop at
N~A w the FooT or MECHANIC STREET by the sub
A scrber All persons who have lame )rses by fiat
ieet false quarters interfering invited to call as
believe can give them satisfaction for think they are all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeing think
know this from my experience. There is difference
between fiat foot and narrow contracted foot-so All
horses should not be hod alike hot shoe is no benefit to
the tar had better be kept in the pot turn
it on the horses loot--ths is my opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK
Feb 49, dwtf Mechanic street
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Wilder's Patent salamander Safes
Granite Polish !

DREPARED by DR. w. WEEKS, Standish, Me warrant
ed to be superior to yhing of the kind before
fered TO the public for Cleansing and Polishing all kinds of
metals, such Gold, Silver, Copper, Brass, Tin Britannia
Glass, &c Apply it dry with wash leather wooden
rag T. O. MOORE is the sole Agent for Worcester and
may be found at his Stand FRONT ST. the Norwich
railroad, wholesale and retail. diff MAY 15
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Potash.
LUMRER.

LUMbEh,
THE subscriber having leased the lot of CENTRAL
and UNION STREET, is prepared to furnish
DLNENSION TIMBER and FRA.1TES
of PINE or CHESTNUT, to order, at short notice.
Will also keep general assortment of Lumber for sale
o. Office at VIM. L. MERRIFIELD's.
April 6. diff EDWIN CHAPLIN
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WOOL CARDANG,

WUUL GA EDhNas,
Cloth Dressing sEsd Manufacturing,
z ERSEYMERES SATINETS, FROCING, PLAIN
~ CLOTH and WOODEN YARN, shares or by the
yard IN the best manner and reasonable TERMS by the
subscriber
AGENTs-W. l.. Clark q Co, 62 Granite Row, Worces-
ter, VIM Bennett, Jr HuLbardston, Levi Goss SAWYER
Mills, Boyston. ROYAL. II. CHAPLIN
Holden, East Village, June 10, 1850. wifi
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FRuIT TREES. &c.

s4S2SNHESs ; now well stocked Win large variety
asS "IE / of the best sorts OF Apples Pears Piuns,
- Cherries Peaches, ApncotS Nectarnes ,t2niL-
ces English Gooseberries choice Strwberr oeich Cur
rants Antwerp and other Raspberries Grape vines &c, all
in fine order for tralsplantng
rTh Nursery is of the largest ~ Ner EngloRd,
and the collection of APPLE, CHERRY, PLUM, and
STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES is extensive, and in
cludes all the best varieties now mach cultivated
ALSO--a great uarietg of
ORNA NENTaL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Baan Frs Norway Spruce and other Eyergreens Scotch
arch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnnts, Weeping
Willows Linden and Tulip Trees Honey suckles and most
other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed for
their beauty
APPLE STOCKS by the hundred or thousand at low
rate.
~ Catalogues furnished to all who apply. u Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &C. packed to go safely
a ~ distance. SAMUEL H. COLION,
Mnrcester, 9th mo II. dw6w Proprietor.
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HOUSE I,OTS FOR SAFE,

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
II running from Main Street. north of the residence
OF Abel Jaques Esq Also, AUSTIN Chandler Chatham,
Newbury, and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots are now
for the first time Offered sale. The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main St.
makes them the most desirable Lots in the CITY, Terms oi
sale to suit the purchaser.
i. q S. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80 dwtf u Portland Street
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For Sale,

- TWO HOUSES One Cottage on Glen ST., well
80 bun of irst-rate materials and commanding
e Ga prospect Of the city The other story house,
or two les, Newport Street There is about 5000
feet of land attached to the last named-prce S450. In
llire OF OZlAS HUDSON.
March dWtf
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@PAPER HANGINGs

E subscriber offers to the Trade an extensive assert
ment of PAPER HANGINGS of the very best of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders, Landlords
and Others wishing GOOD ARTICLE will find for their
interest TO examine before purchasing elsewhere.
n. b. Particular attention given putting on all kinds
of Papers at short notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich and Nashua Railroad Depot)
worcester, Oct Is diff R. NEWTON.
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WANTED

A N experienced Salesman in the Dry Goods Business
IA Inquire at the CITY STORE, l52 Main st.
Aug 10 a
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New England Health Insurance Co,

- NAONAAoA VUu
Office No. POS .Nain 81, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
HE season is hand when all should take care OF
their health The above Company has, in times past,
paid out thousands of dollars the sick who in time of
health procured POLICY that secured to them -FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK if sick, at a cost of ST. 25 n year
Ihey have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy. and unfortunate be sick IPAllius
claims will be paid soon as received. dis June 81
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NO 80.

- A STORE, in the centre of WAyLAND, recently
fssA II built and well located for the English and West
ss~ India Goods trade. Fer further particulars inquire
ofGEORGE SMITH, Wayland, B. L. BATCHELLER, 40
Fulton St, Boston. dwtf Wayland, Feb Is.
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Farmers,

TtHE subscriber would remind those Farmers who have
diaries of Cheese that he prepared to receive and at
tend to marketing the same. CASH PAID for CHEESE
four weeks alter received amv Store.
Oakham, May 8. If DEXTER HILL.
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For Sale at q. Bargain

A ROCkAWAY, front and hack seats built in the best
manner fun patent excl and boxes, has run but little
a1d IN every respect rsclass carriage of the kind
lag no use for it, will dispose of the a low rate
E. +. DIXIE.
o. pleasant and well built HOUSE to be let; inquire
Us ABOVE Gti June
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Boarders Wanted,

ok or eight Boarders be accommodated with plea
~ ant rooms and good board in family where there al
no children. Inquire at No. % THOMAS ST. DIFF Az
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FOR SALE.

a. A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salem-st
fS..7 "A containing rooms, with good supply owater
LIZA very desirable place for small family and will b.
sold cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to WIN. A. DRAPER & co,
April 25. diff 30 Front Street.
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Hassanamisoco House, Grafton.

A TNIIE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
ss liens of Grafton and the public generally that they
&& have taken the above named House. and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared all times accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties plea
the shortest notice They respectfully solicit
the public patronage. EDWIN ;. BALL,
Grafton, Jan 3, 1850. DIFF DENNY ). PUTNAM.
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Washing and Cleansing Compound

d its ali dread of ASKING DAYS removed as hun
- dreds will testify who have received the benefit of s
within the last three months Having greatly improve
ed this article, with confidence offer it to the pub
as SUPERIOR TO other preparation Kind ii Sp
As there many limitations purchasers will be particu
lar to ask for that made and sold by
G.. A. & E. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, April 90. DIFF so Main Street
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TO he act.

1.-TWO good ROOMS on the second foer corner of Mair
L and Thomas Streets. Inquire at N lO3 Main ST.
March % diff
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WANTED.
SHINGLES.

FENHE subscriber having received Cargo of SHINGLES
direct from Bangor, of all the different qualities is pre-
pared to sell them as low they be bought the city
Office at WM. I. MERRIFIELD's.
May % du EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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THE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of w orcester il is stu
ated on the north side of Chatham Street. hghh
land near the Dwelling House of Rev. Dr. Smaey and con-
tans about $500 square feet He has also other LOTS on
the same Street. containing 5000 it, eachand three Lots
in the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots near
the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June 4. diff CHARLES WHITE
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BATHING APPARATUS.

HOSE who wish to avail themselves of The benefits te
say nothing of the Injuries OF BATHING will lind Por.
table, Convenient, aud Economical apparatus at No &c
Front Street. AARON BILLING.
June 10 diff
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For Sale or to Let,
60 ETNHE BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. +. E.
hnf@ Bigelow, situated the Railroad, near Messrs.
sutton's Grst Mill 1t is suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses or machine shop The Lot is about As by 90 with
small building attached for storage Inquire of the sub
scriber at Messis. Eare's Lumber Yard.
Sept5 DIFF SIMEON MAYO, JR
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ooyrs,noy;lIsdenoe OF tho ors.osn,.


MoBILE, July 80, 1850
Eds creseent. The match race between the vacb,
Forsvth and Roger Ss.sart Nor $780, came Oh yestera
at Point Clear. There lar turnout Of con
siderable excitement and heavy bel Ping the Stewart benG
The favore. though the Fonyth a larger boat Then
was during the morning prospect por', on account
OF there being scarcely breath Of air but a he time
preached for Starting, fine breeze rahg which
unued through the day. The made Ss5s7-the
Stewart getting under way first This advantage
lost She rounded each stake boat ahead and came four
minutes and seventeen seconds ahead of the Foryhtus
winning by four and half minutes.
There was second race, between the Yacht and Lagoon
the latter winning by twenty-five minutes. This result
owing, probably to the loss by the Yacht. during the
Of her center board
found large number of visitors at Point Clear many of
whom are from the Crescent City among Others the U. s.
District Attorney, Mr.. Hunton.
passed yesterday afternoon and the night at Howard's
and Holly Wood House. Both establishments was glad
TO Ind well paronzed. The medicated spring shower
baths, and bold and beautiful scenery at the Howard House.
are most attractive Both at that place and Feemans,
(h0y Wood there many visitors from NewOreans.
AT Howards was pleased to several of our well known
citizens besides many creole gentlemen whose faces am
liar TO me when go s. down town." At Freeman's saw
MI j. F. BENJAMIN and quite sprnking from the N. o.
Men England Society, them the Vice President and
several active members all of whom seemed to be quite
much to hum people get to be. The chief amtse
ment at this charming place tenpn rolling trust Will
not offend Mr. B. say that he makes much more effective
ten strike in argument before Court, than in rolling
ten.pins.
To-day Mobile paying the last tribute to the memory of
Gen. Tayls The business houses cloed and the streets
thnonged with citizens who with sad and rejecting faces
have turned participate witness the procession in
honor Of the brave old soldier patriot and statesman Gull
um's Mansion House. the house. Courh office
of the Mobile Register together with private residences
Government and other Streets the habiments of
mourning excellent in for the occasion and impressive
in effect The procession of the imposing
saw. This however, to be expected, from the
well known public spirit and patriotism of the citizens of
Mobile Notwithstanding the intense heat Of the day there
was full turn out of the Military, Marine, Masonic, Odd
Fellows Temperance and other Societies, each with fine
band of music and all with appropriate mourning emblems
The houses and banque along which the procession passed.
filed with all classes Of the population of shade
of political opniona anxious pay their last tribute the
memory of the Nations Chief Magistrate But must con.
elude abruptly the Oregon board of which now
| write, is just about leaving. YouH, G.
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1.-THE Union dissolved" SAID Mrs. Partngtou,
vita her specs up and over her forehead and her
cap border tremuous with the agitation OF the head
below; " dissolve the Union and who would dare
assassinate such thing as that-such monstrous
outrage on the body's politics l saw by the way
they gwine on that they would get their F DOT
in it at last; and see what precious confusion
they're in thoughtit would finally conclude so.
And if they dissolve the Union, which on EN- will
have the children or will they let 'sm grow up
wagabones without the fostering keer of parents to
look arter their trann Never think of disso living
it, should say What God has jined together no
man put US under, is gospel truth, and should
like to see any body that says it ANTI should ~
PntkfnRer.
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The Washington Republic, noticing the move
ments made BY our navy on Portugal, and the re-
mark Of the London Times, that the proceedings
recently employed by Lord Palmerston to enforce
certain claims of British citizens against Greece,
stimulated this government in any degree, in en-
forcing certain claims Of its citizens against Portu-
gal, says the idea els simply ridiculous; and
remarks, "We have understood from reliable
source, that the claims, the payment of which our
government has deemed it its duty peremptorily to
demand from Portugal, are of character album.
dainty to justify the of proceedings on oul
part which has been taken in regard to them"
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TIE CusToM-HoUsE BANKRUPT.-The Office
holders ara cut off from their supplies The nu
merous employees, from the Collector to the Por.
them This is the first instance in The history Of
the country that the Government has been una
BILE 70 meet its pecuniary engagements We're the
country engaged in foreign war with ohe great
power, were The harbors blockaded and our com
merce cut off, there might be some cause for this
Bankruptcy. But now, in time Of profound
peace and healthy prosperity, there can be nc
excuse. The moneys, appropriated last year, have
been expended, and Congress, after session Of
seven months, has refused 10 make the necessary
appropriations to carry the ordinary routine Of
the National Government.
Seven months spent in the idle, and worse than
idle discussions on distractions and the business
Of the country utterly neglected, and its interests
dsregarded The denagogues who have this ses-
sion prevented the legitimate business of legsla-
tion, will be remembered at the polls at the next
election. No man who has refused to take up the
pressing business Of the country, need expect to
have a seat in the Capitol again
The people begin to feel the evils Of this neglect
Of business. II the officers are not paid, we think
they should decline to do the labors Of their office
Then Uncle Sam would wake up and do his days
work
The wings who were 50 lucky as TO get offices,
are the longest-faced fellows about town. Even
that laughing Philosopher, whose seat at the
Kings gate . is such an annoyance 70 jealous
whigs-eyen he looks grave.
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ANoTHERRUPTURE-The correspondence which
heretofore existed by an interchange of delegates
between the General Association of Massachusetts
(CongregationaD and the Old School General As
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, has beer
indefinitely brokemof The cause assigned is the
interference of the Association with the Assembly
on the subject of slavery.
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Watt Cradock was killed by his brother-in-la law
G. P. Tardy, the 10th ult., in Taapoosa county,
Ala. Cradoek was struck on the back of the head
with gun-barrel
The extra train from New Haven for NewYork
on the 25tii ult came in contact with carriage in
which Mr., John E. Hunt was riding, accompanied
by his step-daughter. The vehicle was at once
dashed in pieces, and the step-daughter instantly
killed. Mr. Hunt was also so shockingly injured
that it was feared he could not pssslby survive.
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DREADFUL DEATHS. In Columbia county,
New York, on the evening of the Sth, a can of
ETHEREAL oil, from which lighted lamp was being
filled, ignited and bursled A half gallon of fluid
was scattered over Mrs. Holmes and Miss Lucy
Lord, and both were enveloped in flames. The
flames were extinguished, but not until the ladies'
had been so injured that both subsequently died.
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CHOLERA IN LoUIsvILLE.-We have informa-
ton from Louisville that the cholera broke out in
of houses in the lower part of that city, the
22d, caused by an offensive stencil from pond in
the vicinity. 1t ragged violently, causing some
twenty deaths in twenty -four hours.
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PnorEsson WEpsrER.-The Boston JourI

PROFESSOR WEBsTER,-'The Boston Journal Of
the Doth ut. says DIR. Webster first learned the
decision of the Executive Council in his case, by
reading the report in the evening paper. 1t is
ted that he was but slightly agitated, having pre-
pared himself for the worst. 1t is further stated,
upon reliable authority, that he has expressed Of
late no desire to have his sentence committed, and
that he appears to have a more realizing sense OF
the situation in which he is placed, and also thai
he is evidently preparing himself for the awful fate
which surely awaits him.
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IHE LATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. treat
les of Importance appear to have been negotiated
by this government during the last six months, Of
which but little has reached the public, except on
the authority of mere rumor. With the late Brit
isl treaty, which reflects so much honor on the
country, and which we ourselves have emphatic
ally denominated i" the great treaty" The public
has been officially made acquainted.
We have learned that treaties have also been
made by the Secretary Of State with the Sandwich
Islands, with New Granada, with Peru and New
Mexico.
The treaty with the Sandwich Islands was nego-
| tiated with Mr.. Jarvis the Commissioner on the
partot his Hawaiian Majesty, IL has bSer', We M
a4sstund .srsunisrsously approved by the Senate;
and intelligence of the exchange of the notifications
which was to take place at Honolulu, may be soon
| expected in the United States.
This treaty, we understand, is not only a treaty
OF commerce and navigation, but contains postal
arrangement with the Sandwich Islands, and pro-
vision for the exradition of fugtives from justice
Ofthe other treaties, we have no precise informa-
ton; but we understand they are considered high
" important TO the commerce and navigation of the
United States.
Besides these treaties negotiated by the Secreta-
ry of State, under the direction of the late Pres
dent of the United States, the Convention for the
Railroad across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, and
tl3 several treaties with Nicaragua, San Salvador,
and Guatemala with the Central America or Brit
ish treaty, will for ever mark the era of President
Tayors administration as one of the most success
fu for its diplomacy in the history Of the country
National Inteuigencer
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The SUCCESSOR OF Mr. WEBSTER, The Bos,
ton Courier says that Edward Everett will probably
be selected by Gov. Briggs. Mr.. Everett is a very
accomplished scholar, but we donoi think he added
TO his reputation by his Congressional career He
delivers literary address admirably, but we never
particularly admired his parliamentary speeches
We wish be would publish his lectures on Greeh
literature. and let politics alone. Massachusetts il
famous for her parson politicians. Her clergymen
from Cotton Masher down 10 Parson Parker, have
dabbled in politics.
Mr.. Everett, in one Of his first speeches, tool
high Southern ground, but there have been sucl
changes Of late that we do not know his wherea
bouts. In point of talents, eloquence and politca
information, Rufus Choate is he only man to sue
coed Mr.. Webster But whatare his views on tht
Compromise