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Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
RUBBERss- -RUBBERs-
REMnVAT.-

r.. FREDERICK EATON would most respect
Va fully inform his friends and the public generally that
he has removed to the Boot and Shoe Store of Messrs
hoHGLEY Snow, No. 100 MAIN STREET. where he would
be happy to all those who their Boots and Shoes
RsFAfRED in the best manner possible
Worcester. Nov & fE50
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11

ENHE subscribers viii continue the Hardware Business
I the stand lately occupied by BATES ~ POOLE, No 23l
MAIN STREET, where they will keep constantly on hand
good an assortment Of HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS
LEAD PIPE etc. at rs reasonable be found in
the city. SAM'L POOLE Il co.
Worcester, April distf
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
To REM
Musical Notice.

MuSlcal Notice.
FfNHE subscriber has the publication Of BEE
L TliONEN'S SONATAS for the Piano Forte, from the
newly revised edition published by subscription Germany,
and respectfully informs the purchaser that his nten
ton to issne number monthly, until the work is compet-
ed. There are in all about thirty Sonatas.
No pains will be spared furnish these classical compo
sitions correct and at reasonable price, All Who
purchase the numbers complete whether Of the Subscriber
of his agents. shall have them bound thot charge on
presentation at his OLIVER DlTSON.
Boston, Oct 3, 1850
1JG. II. LORlNG, 208 Main Street is Agent for Wor
CeSer. dU
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
To Merohants. Traders, &c.

rTNHE subscribers would respectfully inform Merchants
Traders, &c, that they constantly in receipt OF con-
sisnments of FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c, and
would invite your attention stock, conf
dent we give you entire satisfaction in quality prices
&C.. viii endeor to be up TO the MARK IN eDery c9y
to suit 0ur customers l@rlease call and satisfy your
Selves without reference other Flour Dealers you
then satisfy yourselves with confidence. u Your orders
will be promptly attended to.
we have yaroas brands of Flour for SALE among which
the
Ontario CO. Mills, Premium Flour, j. ". Paddocb
GeHesee Eatra Chapinsvlle Mills, Sterry AIgHs0H;
do do Geneva Mills John Wridej
do do S. p Ety. Rochester, &c. &c.
Buck Wheat Flour; MEAL;
Herkimer and jefferson Co. BUTTER and CHEESE,
which we will sell at all times at the very lowest market
prizes, and OF the cHoces quality
n Give a call, and oblige yours,
Worcester, Nov. I, 1850 dwtf ALDRlCH 81 co.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
EATON & HICKCOX
SEQ REWARD.

~ CTOLEN from the stable Of the subscriber on
Ls-T% - Friday night Nov. /, Il BAY MARE. about
HC% u Years I'D, and weighing about / hundred
@=4z--&= said Mare blind IN the left eve and had
short switch tail Whoever will said mare shall
receive p dollars and fer the detection of the thief and the
recovery Of the mare, so dollars Said was supposed
to have been with man on her beck going towards
Worcester the same night. EBENEZER NEWTON.
AuDurh, Nov b, 1906. Wltdtf
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
To Rent,

I-A A GENTEEL TENEMENT, suitable for a smell
n%1 N family pleasantly located in the central part of
- the city. Rent 5O For particulars, apply 1t No
s. Summer st. dstf Oct 20
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
WATER CURE.
NEW COAL YARD.

nIIIE subscribers have for sale at their Yard Ply
i MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
md WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECk GOALS which
will be furnished of the best quality dry and in good ORDER
md at the lowest rates.
The AoUIpNicK COAL is mined Portsmouth, r. L., is
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered at $3.50 per ton.
For house furnaces, cylinder stoves, etc. it is warranted to
give good satisfaction.
c. Foster & Co.'s store, at f.. ID. WETHERBEE's DRUG
STORE corner OF Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prompt attention RICE ~ HARBOUR.
Anril2 eodistf
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11

GENTLEMEN will now find at HUDsON's an assort-
N ment of Dressing Robes, which be eGualcd in
any store IN rev England No Ilagg Block
Oct Ia Il
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
ANOTHER REDUCTION OF pRTCEs

%--7 2 --A-l-o 1GAlO UDAlJA9 OE EL.lNLo,
8iE dun weather Of Saturday created sach lul in the
lush OF customers for that Closing out Stock Of DRY
GOODS in STORE PA MAIN STREET. that we were
enabled TO take tie time To MARK DOWN THE PRICES
OF the DRESS GOODS remaining on hand below the first
acknowledged low prices in order close entire Stock
.hs week.
u CAL soon if you wish purchase, as they are going
rapidly Remember, ia Main Street. nearly an
poste Grous Book Store. d3t nova
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
C0AL-COAL!
5000 Pounds make q Ton

5000 Pounds make q Ton.
And as good an rttcte be obtained this city
eiSeWheye.
EENIE subscriber has on hand best varieties
L PennsylvaIaia Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL which will be sold forrest
Mfrket Prices.
Also best quality BITUMINOUS COAL, for Steam or
Smiths use.
1TOrders through the Post Office, or left at Lewis T.
Lazes Drug Store, on Main Street, A. Baylies Store
of Main and School Streets o. Bramans Store,
Southbrdge Street. and my Counting Room ard,
opposite Providence and Worcester r. r. Depot Green ST.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Oct3 dstf clio EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Chaan-Chaanar-Ch -Chaanast.
FNnL.Ess CHATN PTIETp PC.

I q,
FEHE subscriber offers for sale improved article of the
Endless Chain Pumps warranted to give satisfaction.
He manufactures Copper Pumps Of ali sizes and Brass
Lifting Pumps LEAD PIPES of different sizes for Pumps
and Aaueluts and the GIUttg PerchG Psc for sale low
lie is also prepared sell and put operation GctcAens
Patent Hyiraaic Raas superior in every respect any
other machine in
lJReparng promptly done usual and all orders faith
fIy attended TO, b. application at the old stand.
JOHN SUTTON, No. L School-st
Worcester, Oct 29. d2aw3w&
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Cravats and scarfs.

UST opened large ard rich assortment of Cravats and
~ Scarfs OF the latest mode-as well as a variety NECK
TIES OF every description at HUDSON'S,
Oct4 No. Flagn Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
School Teacher.

A COMPETENT and experienced Teacher wishes to ob
IA tain employment for few months, in public school
Persons desiring obtain Teacher can have an inter v,y
by leaving their address at this Office. d3tSlt*n5
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Health - Health !

extensive variety Of Under Clothing, composed of
N Silk Wooen and Cotton adapted for the present sea
SON large Stock well worthy of the attention Of those
in want, HUDSON'S,
| Oct IA j No May Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
LOST.
Musical Notice.

Na3s T1ERRY'S Worcester Qpsa6riIIe Band
Nj is prepared furnish Music for Balls PARTIES
&s42 &C. on the most reasonable terms. Applications
- made to DAVID PERRY, aud G. H. LoRINGs Music
Store EOS Main Street. Worcester; or ALFRED CHAFFIy
Hoden, East Village, will be promptly attended to.
Oct 2l, 1850. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Comfort and Security,

fENHE chilly winds of remind the public that now
Il is the time to examine the largest stock of OVER
COATlNGS, ever exhibited in Worcester at
Oct IA HUDSON'S. No. | Flagg Rlnck
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
DTCKEN ON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

" i'll attend 10 this and other of business his
0lstce over the Central Bank.
Worcester. Oct g. 1850. DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Parallel Railway Axles.

~ FORGE GARDNER & Co, 5 Liberty Square, Boston,
offer for sale Parallel Railway Axes of superior quail
ity The Parallel AXes from the late experiments in Eng
land have been shown by Mr. G. b. Thomeycro, be
periOr to any other in d2m Oct IL, 1850
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Wanted,
Dissolution,
REMOVAL.

To the Ladies Of the City of Worcester
and vicinity.
MRS. III. s. THOMPSON, Practitioner of MEDI-
VI and OBSTETRICS grateful for the liberal patron
age received wond respectfully inform the Ladies that she
REMOVED TO No. IL SALEM ST, and viii give her
undivided attention to ALL which Females
and Children liable, and will attend on short no.
tce those who may wish her services their
dence. variety Of FAMILY MEDICINES constantly on
hand and for sale at her office. IL Salem st.
Worcester, July z6, 1850. d5,n
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
Robes de Paris.

Warranted to give satisfaction. Orders for Engines will
be promptly attended to. BENZ. JOSLYN.
Worcester, Oct 10, 1850. d
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11
NOW Is THE TIME.

And Waldo Block is the Place.
order to introduce TYPES to the public we shall
L sell them for a few days for Fifty Cents. In the
BEST CASES for One Dollar, such as are sold for
80 at other Rooms We intend attract the public to
Rooms by making good Miniatures fair prices rather
than by display of Stained Glass costly Mirrors Tapestry
Carpets &c. o. Beware of humbugs, and remember our
Rooms are RP only one fsht Of Stirs and that have
decidedly THE BEST LIGHT IN THE CITY
ALDRICH & MORSE.
WOrceSTpr NV a
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-11

FOUND,
f1gT3 ON the 4th inst, in the enclosure Of the sub
sgssRGS scrber, one BUCK. The owneris requested
eil,sus Eza to pay charges and take him away.
Boylston, Nov T. 1850. d3tF JOHN FARWELL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
Il L II * e G. A Lf4s5 EN-.

We are sorry to learn that there is probabi-
ity that these enteipllsine gentlemen, no nave
recently rendered themselves so useful to the
travelling public, by hh'fino line Of stages upon
The Valley road, will soou draw of hel sIaaes.
fer he reason hat they do noi &c; paid Tor then
Trouble.
We say W are sorry that these gentlemen
'eel called upon, in justice to themselves 10 l)uf-
sue ibis course. Orr readers Know Thai the op-
position lnee was pat npon liie road al liale
when lis services were loudly called Ior by The
iaadequacy Of the facilities afforded hy tlle alail
Stages 10 meet The wants Of travellers. IN adj
dilop 10 The high rates CHARGED and The eiehl
running il mary instances travellers were de-
nyed. Burke {, Allen came forward to Cner
The people a cheaper aud certain means Of
have aud not 10 5leah de2ra lac regular mail
line. Thus muct we say in justice 10 these
gentlemen; aud not with ilie irdention OF iniut-
ing Parish & Co enterprise.
Whether The present low rates heiweei Win
chester and Stanton will be continued after
the opposition line is dravu OF, we know ioi ::
bal It is lalr to presume that The fare will be
raised when the Infer season shall sci in.
Hoodsie:k Teath Legion.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04

by Col. Palleson, aud which were a.
dopIed with the addition made by Col BallN in.
Col. P. declined serving On ole Of the commit
tees. because however intended 10y lis moves,
ne thought the resolution would have the leu
dency TO initiate against the course of the Viz
@inia Senators and the interests which they rep
resented III the United Stales Senate
We suggest to the Democrats the propriety Of
advising with each other as 10 " hat course they
will pursue in regard 10 the contemplated mass
meeting. Ii is already bruited about that as a
party Ne are dicidcd,a and some Wigs are chuck
ling little at the course four or fre Of its menu
bers thought proper 10 pursue III The meeting Oh
Friday. ~.
The mass meeting is to take place on The LIST
day OF the November county Court, (4th Mot
day at the Courthouse, in Stauoton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
CHARACTER OF THE CONVENTION.

The following from the Richmond Times, as
to the kind of material composing the conven-
ton, will be received DIS good testimony
CATER three days observation of that body.
we should feel disposed to say something ot Me
impressions which we have derived OF lis char
acter. We may say briefly, that we lind fully
confirmed the Judgment we expressed, soon al
ter the popular election, that The Convention
would, in point Of inteectual ability, do great
credit 10 the State. 1t was not our good fortune
10 witness the proceedings of the celebrated
Convention of 1s2o-'30 whose work an over
wheming majority Of the people now think it
necessary to undo. Yet leaving ont OF view
the three most iIInstrious lights OF that assem-
bage, Marshall Madison aud Monroe, whose e.
quals in reputation are unfortunately not now to
be found in Virginia, we are persuaded that the
present Convention will beara favorable COM
parison with that, in respect 10 the aggregate a.
bility OF It's members. Indeed, we question
whether larger proportion of strong men, in
the whole number OF one hundred and thirty
five, would under any circumstances, be delega-
ted to perform pubic trust.n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
FORTUNES I1E;lMS.

Quite an interesting and affecting scene in The
drama oil lie, occurred III or city yesterday
Is II is an APT illustration of lhe numerous
freaks Dame Fortune so often plays upon Us MGR
tails, we give The facts OF The Occurrence Tor The
Information Of our readers. Some -four yea,s
since gentleman residing in our city, having /,
large family dependent upon him for support, be-
came very much reduced in circumstances ion
various unfortunate causes. In q moment OF
despair he enlisted rs soldier in Col. Steven
sons Regiment OF California Volunteers: leav-
ing an only son, some eighteen Yeas OF age, 10
provide s'lstenauce for a mother and seven chill.
dren.
For ouriono, tedious years did that boy toll
manlully and successfully in support Of the
charge conitled so unexpectedly to his bands
Nota single word had ever been heard Of he
absent Parent until yesterday. W hen he returned
from California, and in the act OF searching oui
his 10 him) LOST family, he Glanced 10 see The
name OF his son on sign over the door OF a
store IN Nassau street. We cannot pretend TO
describe The joy, and inexpr, ssble happiness,
fen by that family Oh meeting with The returned
father, who had brought with him from Caliof-
MIA the nice sum OF seueotyfre thorSnnd dollars I
the result OF ih'ee years labor on The golden
shores Of the Pacific IN Y. Sen.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
From the Richmond Enquirer.
JAMES MCDOWELL.

During the coming winter the Legislature will
have 10 elect Senator of the United States. II
Is Tine Tor the attention oflhe people 10 be call.
ca 10 that subject. An important election a, all
imes-it has become doutly 80 in the present
Crisis OF our country beg leave 10 call The
attention. OF the Legislature to the name OF James
Mcdowell, as an enllellliy iii and proper per-
son 10 ill dat distinguished station His char
acier needs no enotoey al my hallds-his repu-
aloa oeio, gs no1 10 Virginia only, but 10 The
Union. l have travelled much in other States
aud have often had the question put 10 me
Why have yoa not elected Governor Mcdowell
10 The Senate OF The United States? And we'll The
question may be asked, How is ii that SO orea,
and distinguished man IS kept in the shade
we, oi the West, have sorae claims for this an
polnmed: aud / have no hesitation in saving
that he is The choice Of large portion Of the
Western section ot The State. But we do not
advocate his claims Oh merely sectional grounds
he IS VE9lniai; loyal aud true--a warm pa
rlof and statesman, with the most enlarged
liberal YieWs-he is t. ulan that will adorn The
station and reflect honor on the State that
makes him her ntaive-for these reasons
! hope the Legislature will do themselves credit
by appointing him next Winter as our Senator.
do not otten NEEDLE in politics, Messss. Edi-
Tors, bpi | could not restrain from doing what |
consider justice to the claims of meriiorious
man do not feel myself competent 10 discuss
the question, but hope some others will take ii
up My object has been accomplished by call
ing attention 70 it. TIE WEST.
t. We notice in the last Valley Democrat
that that paper has nominated Gov. MCDOWELL.
as proper person 10 become the successor of
MIR, Mason in the U. S. Senate. There can be
no doubt but that Gov. Med. would fill any
post with honor to himself as well as TO the in
terest of his country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

Al meeting Of The Stockholders of the Vir-
oila Genital Railroad Company, at Louisa Court
House, on Thursday, nth October. called 10
copaiei measures connected with The plosecu-
lion OF The work, west of Slaunlon, 10 which del
e2ates rom along The line of the projected i'm
provement were invited 10 attend, Jos. X. Pen
dleton was called TO the Chair, and john Garnet
ana lha'ies thompson were appointed eecre-
iaries.
Calling ihe roll Of Stockholders was proceeded
IN, until il was asceiained hal there WIS Il ouo-
rum preselt, in person OF by proxy, and The ioI-
lowing gentlemen handed iu their names as del
e9aies attending, in conformity with an invita-
lloo irona the Board Of Directors.
Gen. House from The Stale of Ohio, delegated
by Il Joint meeting of The citizens OF Virginia
and Chic, held AT Point Pleasant; and represent.
Ing ihe Galspo4s. jackson, and ChiIicoihe Rail
road Companies.
E. W. McCou1as, Esq, Cabell county, Va.
Henry Fisher, Esq, Mason county Virginia.
Benz, Il. Smith, Esq, KanaNha CO., Virenia.
VIM, Ersklne, Allen T.. Caperion, Esqs, and
Gen. A. A. Chapman, Monroe county.
George Mavse, Esq, Bath county.
Df. a, A. Graham, Roekbridge county.
Jos, Smith, John D. Imboden, Jaro5 BAYLOR
and Jo'a J. Bell Esars, Augusta county.
Addresses were delivered hv Messrs Price
Chapman, House, MaFse, Gordon, Fisher, Me.
ComaS and Smith, The three last Of whom gave
The meeting assurance thai The r,mainder OF The
private Subscription contemplated by The act for
extending The Road 10 Covinolon, which had
not been subscribed by The counties OF Green
trier ard Monroe would he made by The coun.
lies OF Mason; Cabell and KanaMhu, if il was
hot otherwise raised
} he following resolutions We're then offered
and aJopte,l:
Resolved, That as soon as the surveys be-
tween stauHton and Coyington are so far com
pleled as 10 enable them 10 ijs OIL the most ad
vanla9eons location. the Board of Directors be
authorized 10 put SO mnch of The work under
contract as they have funds TO compete, with
Doepo's, motive power, &c, SC, ready for opera
lion.
Resolved, That committee Of 10. consisting
~ stockholders, and Delegates attending from
counties interested in The extension Of The road
10 Inc Ohio river, be appointed by the Chair, 10
address memorial 10 The General Assembly,
praying that they will extend the State work
from Blair Park 10 The Western terminus of The
company's work, and hat they will cause the
whole State work TO be completed on each side
the mountain 10 the vicinity of the Tunnel, as
soon as is consistent with the interests Of the
Commonwealth.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
.r f'- .,.t- Fs-5s $40
M a r RED,

AT Elmwood; Roanoke County, Va. on Tues
day evening October 29ih, by The Rev George
Wilmer, J. HowAeD WHITE, Esq. OF Philadel-
PIMA, 10 Susan MADISON, daughter of Col. Wm
M Peylon.
On the morning Of The 9Th pit, by the Rev.
John T. Campbell, Mr.. JOHN SlIowALTFR. to
Miss ELIzAserH HIseR, only daughter OF Mr..
Samuel HIse', all OF This county.
On Monday evening last, by the Rev T. M,
Reese, Mr; GGoEcG X HARPER, to SYDNEY,
d'al2hief OF William Kyle; Esq
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

PEPSlN, the true digestive Fluid, or Gastric
JUICE, great Dyspepsia Cufer, prepared iroo,
hennei OF inc fourth stomach of the On, after d.
REGIONS oil bsfon Liebg. the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. S. iicughloa, NJ. D., No IL,
Moth Eight street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is a
iray wonderful remedy iaf Indigestion, Dyspep-
STA: Jsnndice, Liver Complaint, Consti pa'iol,,
and Debility, curing after Na,u,e's own method
by Nsure's own agent, the Gastric Juice. See
Advertisement in another column.
Sep L. iS50-lu
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-04
OBITUARY.

DIED. in ibis place, on Monday night, The
2Slh Oct, Ms ELIZABETH STEVENSON, vile of
l.. Stevenson; Esq, in the SSH year Of her age
Few persons 90 down 10 the gave whose
Christian clla'acier mote rchy deserves to be
recorded than hers She had. for several ueylS.
bees cutnmuncani OF The Church, and up 10
the very moment OF The peaceful departure OF
her spirit 10 hel home in The Church ,tluu,phant,
she uniformly adorned the doct inc of God her
navionr, by we'll ordered life and q Cody con.
vgrsaiion. With spirit naturally meek, dis
position naturally amahe, aud baptized nto ihe
mIhd OF CHRIST; her peiy attained not only an
elevated sand, bul character altogether love-
y and shining in all The relations she occnpied
II lie. Her ieeheness OF health proracted
through Several Yeas, had schooled her 10 a
frequent contemplation oGdealh But when the
King OF Terrors came he seemed ,obbed oI all
terrorto her. He found her waiting with calm
resignation: tnfi OF hope, and prepared 10 vel
cone him. She exhibited no fear and no un.
willingness 10 90, Lifting up her hands TO-
wards heaven she said, ~, sts is nv all and in
all, t,ust myself TO his care" She knew in
Whnm she believed; and with an uuwavering
ial'h IN her SaNlour-in The efficacy of his atom
'ns blood--ln the suliiciency OF His righteous
ness, she breahed her life out sweetly AS II were,
leaning on His bosom.
While, with melancholy pleasure, we bear
his testimony 10 The Christian excelencies OF
one W no has finished her course on cath, and
Is NOW, We irnsl, passed mnsomed spirit into
The skies, we deeply svmrahize with her be.
reaved husband, children and friends, and COM
mend them 10 That God Who was her friend and
stay in every trying honr, and to the consola-
ton OF that Gospel which was her comfort and
support through life and in death. ~
DIED In this place, on Monday the 2sth
ult,, REvERDY, infant son of A. D. and Ann E.
Chandler, aged about one year, a. y.