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Washington telegraph., 1850-06-05

The General Methodist Conference at
confusion owing to sickness of many of
the delegates. Mr.. E. Stevens was elect
ed agent of the book concern at Louis
vile, KY. The Quarterly Review. here
tofore published at Louisville, is to be
removed to Richmond. Va. Rev. Mr..
Daggit, of Va, was elected Editor, the
Rev. w. H. Anderson, former Editor,
having resigned. The Methodist Exposi-
tor, published at Cincinnati, is to be re-
moved TO Louisville. The Conference of
1854 is to meet at Columbus, Georgia.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-05

MORE LEAD.-The "Batesville Eagle"
states that lead mine has recently been
discovered near that place. which in
quantity and quality, is equal to any mine
yet discovered in the State.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-05

The brother of the mysterious lady,
who attempted to commit suicide recently
at Springfield. Mass, has taken her to her
home in Charleston, S. G. II appears
her true name is Meade, and that she is
the daughter of a wealthy planter.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-05

The new organ of the Southern party,
to be published at Washington, will be
called The Crisis. Elwood Fisher and
Mr.. Garnet, of Virginia, will, it is said,
be the editors. Forty-thousand dollars
have, it is reported, been subscribed to
carry on the enterprise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
WATERS HAIR DYE.

IIE great and inc easing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty of procu ring ARTICLE, asiEduced the
subscribers exper ment, until they have succeeded III
manufacturing Dye that surpsses any other now III use
The advantages possesses other KINDS are at the
application Is perfect " simple as the Hair requires pre-
preparson. It entirely free from any unpleasant
Smells and does no fade, crock, wash out
1t does not, like culinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
and dryness of the hair but at the same time that
its color is chang ed retains its natural usre and soft
ness Instead of urng the hair it tends in great degree
to strengthen Bwth and prevent its falling out Cen
tlenen who have lair and whiskes OF lighter color, VIII
find easy match the two and those whose har mas
grown prematurey grey restore it to its original beau
y with less pense and trouble than with any Dye II
J T. WAlEitS.
For sale by NJ. D. GREEN, and LEWIS t. LAZEll;
June % eodu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

NR D. C. HARRINGTON, from Boston, would inform
the public that he has opened his office at No. 1I5
Main ST., Worcester, ufa stairs, formerly occupied
by Mr. Thompson where he can be consulted by perso
afflicted with Diseases of any kind with respect and
dence and of cure being performed DR. IL has for the
last years paid particular attention to the study and
practise Oemale complaints, and so perfectly has he be
acquainted with their SYSTEM shat without Boosting
h. can tdrrant cure from diseases peculiar TO them
SO successful has been his treatment that he has
been called upon by other members of the medical faculty
introduce his mode OF practice and has been visited for
that purpose which answered the most sa gue eNpecta
tons.
In offering results ofhis lorg study and practical
perience to his friends he is governed by feeling Of
humanity only for much have they been deceived by
pretended madamsn and miserable pills and quack nos
trdms that ii is time that healthy mode of practice
should be introducen speaking of Quacks, Dr. H. does
not wish understood all the medical profess
SION but those who have for the last six seven years
filed the newspapers of the day with their dgesing adj
vertsemens making great pretentions to medical science
when they do know the healing art Dr. III. processes
TO be skill curing wing Diseases OF
the lungs Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and general
Debility arising iom secret bad habits when young and in
experenced all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exerpns, full vigor res
tored in very short time with ut any hndrance from bus
Dr. H. has also gained TO himself great reputation for
Tie pernanent cure of long standing Chronic obstinate
discusses of which he has devoted great part
Of his his extensive practice will be warrant
9 in all cases, however long standing they may be
DR. H. solciis call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease and those suffering from the mercury, IN
conentmeny administered from quack nostIums, adj
mnistered by ignorant empyrics.
NIB The best of accommodations furnished for the
sick of both If required with good nurses and at rea
sonabe AdDise Gratis, forthe first consultation
Dr. be consulted by letter and II the disease Is
icuratly descrbed medicines will be forwarded all cor
r.spondeuce will be returned IfyOn sick call on Dr. H.
md avo adan impOsters and all their pills." for have
no hing 10 do with them in { is city nor any other
PS 10 the Ladies--A female who has a thorough
knowledge Of their complaints will be iattendance to con
~ Once hours from AN, to- PM, Sunday, from
> 10 Ism, eody--dec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
CHAMRERLIE CO.,

CHAMBERlIE co.,
Nos. 1853 & ITO Main Set, Worcester,
Have during the past week oh great variety Of
RICH AND DESfRLE GOODS,
DARTICULARLY adapted towants of purchasers at
his season, and many very ce styles not to be fou
elsewhere ia this city. We woI;ll special attention to
Rich Printed Cashmeread III. de LANES,
in entirely new and lniful styles.
PLAIN MOUSSELINg DE LAME,
some extra fine quality in choshades for Dresses.
25 ps. New Thibets al Cashmeres, COM
prising many and desalshades for Cloaks and
Dresses, with all HE Trimmings match.
HEAVY SATIN CLO3KGS, very rich and
fasho able goods.
Heary Gros de .4mure & los de .ffreque Silks
Tor Cioaks comprising nc goods than are usually
found in this market
FRENCH CLoAKINGs for SIS, Cloaks, &c.
Beautiful Paris Embidered Cloakg,
both made aldmade
ONE CASE SUPER LDNESE CLOTHS
equal in color and finish Tb, and will be sold very
cheap-togetler with large stool lower priced Cloak
lngs, making better selection Of
Materials for Cloal am. Tresses
than we have before oileteand by ial tn riches
stock to be found in this city o PRICES asEsual vii
be guaranteed the Loves ofany market.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
BATHING APPARATUS.

HOSE who wish to avail themselves of the benefits t.
say nothing of the Injuries ofBATIllNG will find Por-
tgble coUefent, and Economical apparatus No. &c
troht Street AARON BILLING.
June Is dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
rnWnTR.
NOYCE TO MANUFACTURERS.

WORCESTER, 10th month, 10th, 1850.
A BRANCH of l. CHASE q GO > OH. STORE in
N Woonsocke is open in this city at No. " FRONT
STREET. Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure
md their BURNING OILS of The hest quality aud received
direct from New Bedford For reference read the follow
ing certificate. ICHAB0D CHASE d co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers hereby certify that they
lave used the Sperm Oil for Machinery, sold by Ichabou
Chase Co of Woosocket, and feel warranted in saynl
that their highest expectations and can cheerfulll
recommend it to others
DEXTER BALLoU 4 Co.,
GEO. T.. BALLoU,
SAM'L GREENE, Agt Woonsocket Co.
BATES * ARNOLD,
Il. II. SrRAauE, Ag't Globe Mfg. Co.
A. ID. LOCKWOOD d Co.,
OILS DIFF EDWARD HARRIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
Drawing Instruments,

A4dW4ILs5 A445VA I1LLOIIUS,
WRITING Desks and Cases, Ladies' Work Boxes,
w Fancy nkstands, Pen Racks Fen Holders, God and
Steel Pens Cases of Instruments Quls Waters, Black and
Blue Writing Ink, Rulers Portfolios, Draw ng and Writing
Pencils Boxes and Sand, Erasers improved Protrac-
tors anC general of Writing Letter. Bill, Lee
cal Cap and Papers, Pgpereries and Envelopes,
antly for sale at s. A. IIOWLAND'S Bookstore,
Nov 10 eod6t w&c3t "a Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
JOY TO THE WORLD.

DaguerrcOtypes of INFANTS taken instanta
neOuslys
TNHE subscriber happy TO announce 20 the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
lie can make DAGUERREOrYPEs of Children and Adults
u ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
u IIonfs for small children from ill Pm; adults,
rom & to r. NJ.
QyFo proof Of the above
GALL AT ADAWS'b I'M WALDO BLOCK.
yay II aiso
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07

METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
I HIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio
era substance dug from the EARTH containing according
the analysis of the best chemists oNd of iron agResia
uunnia selcia, &c, forming compound which, when ap
piled the surface of Brick, Wood, Stone Tin Iron be-
perfect Slate covering iPersiotS the action Of
Fire Wother For sale by the subscribers SHARON
ONO, No. IS EXCHANGE ST., WORCESTER, Mass.,
where all orders may be addressed.
BEACH d JOHNSON.
C. J. Taft & Co.. Agents for Mllbury. d2awtf Jy30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
noN'T RE DECEIVED.

lNIIE genuine Bay State stove is decidedly the BEST
STOVE in the market for either wood coal. Beware
Of limitations or pretended Improvements, Tor the BAY
STATE stands unriraicd
| have the Air Tight ParIor, the most perfect
Stove of the kind and in beauty unsurpassed
COAL STOVES, 1gh QsenS and Gas ir4 or M oDg
small amount of cooking and are wha suited to any
COAL STOVES, new patterns COAL CRATES Coal
Burners, Taior's Stoves, Office Stoves &c &C., for sale
cheap by ]. +. LORlNG,
Worcester. Oct pa eod&wstf 70 MAIN ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
EoEg. ySHs.COX'S
COMPOUND
EXTRACT CT SARSAPARILLA,

OR TIE ORIGINAL OF
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
nR WILCOX invented this Medicine about 10 years ago
IL and its great popularity manufactured by himself has
never been equaed by any other medicine. But Town
send after getting the recipe for the Original
DIR. WILCOX'S COMPOUND,
in about two years commenced poung with minerals
Corrosive SUBLIMATE, SULPHUR SALTPETRE &c.
Now DR.. WILCOX, seeing these abuses, has taken the
field determined TO give every body wantnga
Genuine Vegetable Medicine,
Some from his hand, which can be obtained al the
Principal Office, I73 Broadway, NY.
And corner Green and Beaver Streets, ALBANY, and
Druggists and merchants all over the country
"The Life of every animal is the Blood thereo"-LeU%t
''Whdt every body says must be True
and without single exception far heard from,
unanimous accamaton is, that DR.. Wilcoxs Sarsaparais
the best medicine in the market. The best physicians u
the city of New York. and in the State and also i'll the state
Virginia. have unhesitangy expressed their opinion that
DR.. WILCOX'S SARSAPAKllLA is the
Best Medicine in the Market,
and they carry their professions by recommending and
using it.
Ineyer has failed in any of the following complaints,
though it has been used by them all
Scr0ttia, Consumption Kings EUV, Salt Rheun, Fry
Fertilization of the Heart and oil Nervous affections, Gen
eral Debility, Piles Ft0r AtbuS, Rheumatism, Syfhts;
Liner Complaints, all idney Complaints, Cd7ceTouS u
morS, MercUriai Diseases. &c.
| NOTICE EXTRA.
Don't say because this has the of Sarsapala, you
will it, because you have been hunbngged with
T0wnsends and Others of the name. This is no hunbug.
and do recommended call and get your money
back. III Wholesale Agent for Boston, W NJ u LII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07
NEW STOVES.
nd erarliRe the best UGriety Of NeW Stores
found in Worcester,

cal ald eranline 5esl Uartey 81 NeW SEores 70 b
found in Worcester,
AT LORING'S, No. 73 HIain-street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOVE AND IRON STORE
HAVE the BAY STATE, for coal and wood unequallet
l by any other stove. Also, the FARMERS. Air lish
HILL, &c.
FOR PARLOR STOVES, | have very desirable
ones which will work well with wood coal. For Sitting
ROOMS have Stoves NTH Ogens, either for wood COAL
but call and luokmy stock is LARCENY prices low-ny
desire to please all who give call
70 MAIN STREET,
OLD STAND OF RICHARDSON & LoRING.
Sept s. sOdws6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-07

IN offering community this justly celebrated remedy
l. for diseases OF the throat and lungs, il wish
lay before them the opinions of distinguished and
of the evidences of its from which they judge
for themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves to make
wild assertions false statements of its efficacy, will
hold any hope TO suffering humanity facts which viii
Many pr00f here given, and solicit
inquiry from the public into all we publish feeling assired
they will find them perfectly reable and the medicine
worthy their best confidence and patronage.
FROM BENZ. SILLIMAN, M. D., LID, ETC., Professor
of Chemistry MineraOgy &c. ale College, Member Of the
Europe: 81 deem the CHERRY PECTORAL an admirable
composition from OF the best articles in the Matera
Medical and very effective remedy for the class odseases
it is intended to cure" New Haven CT, Nov. 1913.
writes" have witnessed the effects Of your CiJERRY
PICTORIAL in my family and that my friends, and
gives satisfaction in its favor that medicine
have known has proved emnently successful in
curing diseases of the throat and lungs"
HEAR THE PATIENT.
DIR. Ayer-Dear Sir For two years was afflicted with
very severe cough accompanied by splitting of blood and
profse night by the advice Of my attending phys
clan induced your CHERRY PEcToRAL, and con
the effect to your preparation. JAMES RANDALL.
Hampdsn IS. SPRINGFIELD, Nov q, 1919. This day ap
peare the above named James Randall and pronounced the
above statement true in every respect.
LORENZO NORTON, Justice
at the Office Of Hon. Geo Ashmun, Memb. Cong.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
Portland, Me-. Jan 10, 1850.
Dr. Aver: have long afflicted with asthma which
grew yearly until last autumn, 1t brought on cough
which confined in my chamber and began assume the
alarming symptoms of consumption. had tried the bes
adviceand the best medicine to purposes until your
CHERRY PEcroRAL, which has cured me- and you may
well believe me. Gratefully yours J. ID. PHELPS
II there Is any value in the judgement of the WISE yShA
speak from experience here is medicine worthy Of she
public confidence.
Prepared by j g. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass Sofa
Worcester by Lewis T. Lazell Jas Green Co., H. b.
ssen a; SlaIas' 7. Scott. " Co; Dr. Barrows, Web
Ahch Grafton and Druggists dealers In faeiiesrs
seaerapy' ssweowA eopi SlShdea
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OILS diff
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NOTTCE EXTRA.
MALLEABLE IRON.

THE subscribers having fitted up building in WASHING
L TON SQUARE, WORCESTER, Mass, for the purpose OF
CARRYING on the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS, are
now supply all those in want of Malleabe Iron
CASTINGS of any description, with good trce, at fair
price.
Also LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron, done at short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Aug 5, 1850. eod&wu MCFARLAND blsVo
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COFFIN MANDATORY.

-z DEADY MADE COFFINS of all
r. 5==zz=Z] n sizes ard kinds, constantly on
kS--z=-s-=s.s1-rrZ hand the Mandatory and Ware
ksz-@=--z-ss-sssssszz Room No. Mechanic Street,
-pose the Norwich Railroad Depot.
NJ Coffin Plates furnished short notice. Sectors and
hers the country invited call and examine for
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
in all its branches-Counters Tables Desks Show Cases,
Drawers, Shelves for stores connDgrooms offices, &c.
~ Also, all other kinds genera jobbing
Worcester Nov5, 1850. eod&w WIN CURBY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-30

The letter which We lay bsiels OUT readers ,his mora
ing IRON our intelligent core spondent in New York ID
Taught with many interesting views Ii speaks OF the
ridiculous and contradictory complaints which made
by The proechonists in England and the United States
OF ihe consequences OF free trade la the former they
complain OF her taking too much breadstuts from
and here they complain Of our taking loo many manu-
lectures from England whereas. 40 fact this Is but the
natural order of events which the present
OF the two countries would produce if lett 10 themse ves
and not controlled by the Fictitious legislation OF man
II is because can make bread upon extensive and
genial lands cheaper and abundanty than the
English, that they take from much OF surplus
breadstu and is because they take our products and
can pay for them in certain manufactures, which they
make cheaper than can. that import large
Quantities OF goods from England Such is the natural
course OF commerce, when left 10 itself Both nations
exchange their surplus productions with each other
and both receive more for their own surplus, and
get more from each other. Such is free trade But
when Legislators interfere to regulate Tor rather TO
change) the order of things both get less for their own
and pay more for the productions OF the other II is in
this state OF the that the protected interests
plain less, but fact, the great body OF the consumers
suffer more. In illustration of these principles our New
York correspondent brings up great body Of facts which
need only TO be studied to produce conviction. We
therefore recommend them the attention Of our
readers. They will be Of use no distant day for it
requires ghost to tell that the great battle between
free trade and restriction, between revenue system and
protective system. is about to be renewed The truth
however, will be destitute of champions, and there
doubt OF their triumph, they will but contend with
that moral courage and fearless energy which become
their glorious cause.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-30


Few things are more desirable in foreign relations
than the opening OF an active between the
United States and Japan Her forty millions OF peo-
pleas they are es,ma,ed.ty some English writer's
abound in many ingenious manufactures and refined
productions which would furnish the equivalents for our
own exports in commerce upon very extensive scale.
The great difficulty is in knowing how to obtain an
access to her islands because for long period Euro
pean nation has had the privilege of trading with the
Japanese, except the Dutch, who permitted to
send vessel in year 10 their ports TO trade with
them So desirable is 10 throw open these islands. that
some English economists have made j, question whether
they had not right 10 force intercourse, so much
desired BY other nations with this tabooed and singular
people.
We have no question that, il the proper means were
employed, we might grad uay succeed in the attainment
Of this object but Oil require great deal OF address
and much diplomacy TO open their ports to our trade Ii
would be feather in the cap of any administration
which should carry this point An article has recently
appeared in one Of the English periodicals. which is full
Of information and might assist US in mastering the d-
cues.
Having this interesting object very much a, heart, we
have determined to lay before readers conmunca
ton which was made 10 the House OF Representatives or
Wednesday last. by the Secretary OF the Navy upon
call from Mr. Grinnell, Of Massachusetts,. II contains
all the correspondence with that department relative
the visit Of the United States ship Prebie to the port
Nangasack, for he purpose Of demands u<iseen Amer
can seanen held in prison by the authorities OF Japan
These documents will be found full of valuable inior
nation and they furnish amusing anecdotes abou
the habits and situation OF people who have been an,os
locked up for many years past from the civilized word
If there be any people a, whose bidding Sesame vii
OPEN" we think il probable that il will on our enter
pris'ng and sagacious ceuntymen We have commenced
the publication of these documents this morning, an,
shall conclude them to. morrow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-30

From - Bangor Democrat
ABANDONMENT THE PRovIso.--The Bath Times, in
an article upon " the defeat OF the Compromise BILL"
uses the following language

From ~ Bangor Democrat
ABANDONMENT OF THE PRovIso.--The Bath Times, in
an article upon !" the defeat OF the Compromise bill,
uses the following language:
The national instinct, oered by democratic
and sympathie is unmstakable IN favor OF compro
mise confess that have shed tie
failure OF this late budget OF nconerues. Our hopes
California viii b. admitted speedily INFO the Uuion,
governments provided for the Territories without Insisting
upon the Pfovo clause (Pesstance to which, al this
rod would inevitably defeat any neasael the reference
and Congress 'hereupoa tmmediatety adjourn
We glad TO End disposition manifested by
temporary to abandon his ground OF persistence in the
application of the "Proviso" Although formerly one
OF its strongest supporters he is willing to yield fur
her advocacy and conesses in clear language its utter
mpaceao E WE reo,es at this av9wai Of N, deter
ona PARTY. and in his return TO the true democratic
platform.
We fully agree with him, and it is the ground which
we have always maintained that "a persistence in the
proviso would inevitably defeat any measure" II has
thus far been productive OF incalculabe mischief the
country, and fraught with the most disastrous
quences to the democratic party. Originating among
OF doubtful democracy and used as popular hobby by
schemng demagogues, has tended to the defeat OF our
party and unless abandoned will its speedy and
disgraceul overthrow II would have been well hal the
democracy OF Maine been corrupted by its pollu
ting touch for then they could appear days gone by,
and could go forth TO battle a strong armed We
trust however that the past will not be without its salu-
ary Influences and that the future will for the past
in witnessing strict adherence to pure principles. The
grandeur OF united patty and the brllancy Of
sve tnumphs
We regard moreover, the sentiments of the above ex
tract expressing the true feelings OF large portion OF
the people OF the State and such are daily gaining
strong and determined supporters. The scenes which
have transpred al Washington and the intense excite
ment which has nervaded the halls OF Congress, have
alarmed men, and led them 10 reflect upon the
OF such deporabe state Of affairs They but one
source OF all this trouble, and they anxious TO remove
it, We hope soon 10 welcome back the other democratic
papers which have departed from the faith the plat
form OF true democracy, and then command po-
ston which shall he the pride of the party and mpreg.
nable 10 the severest assaults OF the enemy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-30

ELECTIONS TO THE STATE coNyESTIos.-ln the district
composed OF Cumberland Amelia, Powhatan. and Buck
ngham, John Hill, twbg) h. L. Hopkins, tdem ,)and
A. Boiling, (whig) doubt elected One precinct in
Cumberland 10 hear from
In the district composed of Campbell and Bedford, Or.
James Saunders and Charles H. Lynch OF Campbell
Aug A. Wngfeld and Colonel Lewis G. Arthur OF Bed.
ford, (al reiormers,) are elected.
In the Jefferson district. we understand that Messrs
Lucas, Faulkner, Murphy and Hunter probably
elected
LoUDoUs-THREF DELFoATEs.-Caldwel 605 White
664 Carter, 600 Bradield, 2S0; Powell COZ; Rogers
622 Janney, 6sS,
Janney. Carter, and White elected Janney for the
mixed basis Carter and White for the white basis
The vote in the county very small one