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From The Journal Of Commerce.
THIRTY SECOND CONGRESS.

THIRTY SECOND CONGRESS.
No more elections for members OF the next Con-
gress, except TO fiji vacancies, will be held until
March, 1851. The results thus far, will be seen
below. m t m
THE SENATE.
The senator's who hold over from the Attn of
March next, are Al, viz: Is wings and % demo-
Gratis. Those whose terms expire at that date,
including Mr.. Ewing of Ohio, who holds his place
by appointment of the Governor, are
Wings. Democrats.
Phelps, OF VT Hamlin, of Maine.
Winthrop, Of Mass Dickinson, Of N. York.
Greene, Of r. |. Sturgeon, of Penn.
Baldwin, of Conn. Mason, OF Va.
Dayton, OF N. ]. Davis, Of Miss.
Wales, OF Del. Turney. of Tenn.
Ewing, fOhio. Cass, Of Michigan.
Pratt, Of Maryand-8 Benton, Of Missouri.
A wing has been elect Yulee, OF Florida.
ed in Vermont to succeed Rusk, of Texas,
Mr.. Phelps a wing le- Dodge, of Wis.
gisature has been chosen Bright, of Indiana.
in Maryland and Rhode Fremont, of Calls.
Island is sure to elect
wing. Democratic legis-
latures have been chosen
in New Jersey and Del
aware The other three @t
are doubtful. WV
have been reelected the legislatures of Penn
sylvana, Virginia, Michigan, Florida Wisconsin,
Indiana and California, are democratic Tennessee
and Missouri are doubtful the Legislature of New
York is wing. aH 3'o
Hence it appears that two Of the eight wings
whose terms are aboutto expire, will be succeeded
by democrats; and one OF the democrats by a
wing; that three of the wings, and two of the
democrats are in doubt; and that three wings and
ten democrats are certain to be succeeded by gem
tlemen of the same politics.
1t follows that if the Senate is now decidedly
democratic, it is likely to be still more so after 4lh
of March next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House, when full, comprises 23S members
OF these, 1877, or more than half, have already
been elected to the next (32d) Congress, whose
political existence will commence on the 4th of
March next. The following is list of the mem
bers elected: aaa,s, --o,..f !. w., s. a..g,r
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IL Is rumored that Com. Stockton will be
g'ecIed TO The Senate, by the Legislature OF New
Jersey In the place of Mr. Dayton. 800
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NOM 1h1 rrsridia,. and Jos5Hdl:

UNION MEETks IN NEw YoRK.---One Of the
most farcical affairs of the day is the late great
Union meeting in New York city. One Of the
New York letter writers spoke of 1t MS follows
a few days before it assembled:
sLet me touch once more on politics. Anew
movement has some days been 10 contempla-
ton, but yesterday and last eveningit developed
itself quite smartly. Papers were ineycry pub
lie hotel, and at the corners Of the streets, for
names calling for monster meeting, to be soon
holden in favor of the Union, and opposed to
the further agitation Of the slavery question.
In whose brains this project had It's origin, Is
more than 4 know; but one thing is quite GER
tain, many of the New York merchants are
afraid of losing the Southern trade, and this
movement is made to counteract such an opera
ton, and to soft-soap the Southerners. These
papers are signed freely, and what gives pecu-
liar aspect to the whole movement is the fact,
that those who are the political friends of and
will vote for Washington Hunt and the Wing
ticket generally, put their names to these papers
as cheerfully, and apparently with as much en-
thusiasm as any Of the most radical pro-slavery
men. New York city is great country, espe-
cially so far as politics are concerned, and some
curious deveopements in the political world
here will soon be made. Who will have the
control of this contemplated meeting remains
to be seen. Political affairs are here taking a
most singular turn, but nothing can stop the
progress of the anti-slavery spirit which now
animates the masses b t
Read the foregoing; and then turn to the fol-
lowing resolution passed by the meeting-re-
Numbering that Washington Hunt, the Wing
candidate for Governor, has come out against the
Fugitive slave bill.
s. ReSolred, That in the opinion Of this meet
ing, a further agitation of the slavery question
in Congress, would be fraught with incalcnlable
danger to our Union, and that we will support
no candidate at the ensuing, or any other cleo.
ton, for State officers, or for members of Con.
gress, or for the Legislature, who is known OIL
believed to be hostile to the "peace measures
recently adopted by Congress, or any Of them
or in favor of re-opening the questions involved
in them, for renewed agitation.
They will support no candidate" &c, and ye
are the ardent supporters of Hunt the nominee
Of the Seward convention. ..,. ,s,... .......t-
The Charleston Mercury says
We look upon the movement as altogether
hollow and selfish. Money is their suit
Their profits are threatened, and they are willing
to rescue them by spending one day In passing
eoncilating resolutions, on condition that they
shall be allowed all the, rest Of the year to aie
the cause ofabolition. s. .sst-.... r....a
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CENSUS OF LYNcuBuRG.-Capt. Shields, Deputy
ing statement i4d Eht enbbBsan IN with hs f1llSW.
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No more electionsfor members Of the next Con-
gress, except TO fill vacancies, will be held until
March, 1851. The results thus far, will be seen
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From the ~. VI Essni,g Post.

CRIME in THE CITY.--The report OF the
Chief of Police, Mr.. ,Matsel, was transmitted to
the Common Council last evening, by the May
or. It gives the statistics of the Police Depart
ment for the quarter ending on the 30th OF Sep
TENDER last. Mr.. Matsell has arranged his mat
ter neatly in tabular form, which gives at the
same time comprehensive yet succinct view of
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THE SENATE,

The senator's who hold over from the Attn Of
March next, are Al, viz Is wings and % demo-
Gratis. Those whose terms expire at that date,
including Mr.. Ewing of Ohio, who holds his place
by appointment of the Governor, are
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
SEWING BY MACHINERY

10 JofHeyen Tait0rs, SempStreSses Employers and all
- OkAerS interested ia Se3cing of any deScriptiou.
&EFERAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
~ chimes for Sewing but they were not without many b
JeeloAs end could be used little advantage or profit
SINGER & Phelps BeiGgstich Se3ving Machine invent
ca by Isaac M Slnge and manufactured by Singer Phelps
NO ~ Harvard Place. Boston, Mass offered to the pub
lie as perfect machine, and will he constructed and adapt
ca to perform any kind of work. from stitching of fine
shrt-Dosom to ships sail, well descriptions of
leather The needle is straight works perpeudjcuIary
upon the table of the machine aordng room and ounor
hlty TO ADJUST the fabric in any way-and the stitch may be
regulated TO any length, to hairs BREADTH
Inc Such made by this machine is which will not
raVel or oen and the sewing only be taken apart by
cutting every second third stitch. From 500 to 1860
suchs according TO the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute
have been expended upon by the inventor and the sub
scrbers now offer the BeaY-sch Sewing Machine feeling
conent that will correspond upon trial. with recon-
mendatiOn here given
The profits arising from the use of one these machines
which sews with either needles is from five to
SIX dollars per day The operation not confined to the
manufacture OF clothing only but may applied to sewing
every description OF linen, cotton, wooen and most kinds
ofleather.
This ne with ordinary care is warranted TO run one
year without repairs, and will last many And
simple IN Its constructions and easily regulated and man
aged tsdt any person OF ordinary ability operate
The price of one of these machines winch is worked by
treadle and capable of sewing any ordinary nen muslin
cor1pTcte, vltn stppenuees lli
These Machines so beautiful and neat in their appear
ance and they take up little room that they
ment 10 any lady's sewing apartment
O. An Agent with whom exclusive arrangements will be
made wanted in every city and town the United States
All applicant for Agencies, and all orders enclosing the
money for machines (Which will be carefully packed send
to any part of the worldly well all inquiries about their
adaptation to different purposes will be promptly attended
to by the manufacturers All letters be paid,
addressed to SINGER d PHELPS.
Nov.e, 1850. eod3mis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent Body Brace

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE or BODY RRACE in
an ecent relief to persons aboring under the follow
ana other analogous malades and Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases of the Chr
and other affections of the Throa-Loss
OF Nolce-Ep Diseases, Scrofulous Swengs Distortions
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Want of Sleep Papita
ton OF the Heart Dsordeed Circulation of Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS the EXtremities
painful, difficult suspended Observation-Disclosures Govt
Falling of the Womb, Leuchorhoe Whites Dropsy Piles
constipation, Withered and Decayed Limbs Weakness of
in the Back, &c &c.
The following certificates will show what is Thought
Dr. Banfing's Patent Lace, &C.. viz
IRON Prot Mott and other Physicians Of New 70
Inc undersigned have examined Dr. Bannngs views
On lhe echaca pathology OF many affections of the vice
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the ser
GUS attention of the medical profession
VdLeltine Mott, Md. j. Kearney Rodgers MD
Aer. B. WzitinS, Md. r. Mclean, H. d.
From Rev. Caleb j. Tenney, d. d.. of Northampton for
merly OF Wethersfeld, Conn.
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years almost total Subsequently, nv voice was
continued weak aid indsnct One year ago commenced
the use OF Dr. Bannn Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage it. increasing the ease of sneak
ing and the strength my voice. Now although preach
once or twice. almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the ALL i'll had not in constant application
the principles of Dr. Bannng's Brace which from my own
knowledge ofs certain utility in my case cheerfuy re-
Aug s. 1876. CALEB j. TENNEY.
DIR. J. C. KNAPP, the undersigned, has pur3
chased the right of this r-famed Patent Lace or Body
Brace Tor the County OF Worcester, and ready
sen ana apply the instrument to patients, either their
own residences, at their said Office No PAS CUP sTARs)
MAIN STREET they will sell the right make vend and
use he sad Lace, in few and few only of the of
TINS county, nters very advantageous the purchasers.
All the above mentioned Diseases and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have, with their MAGNET
~, or ELECTROPATIilC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessnly and will continue to do either or without
the application and expense of the said Brace as
patients may prefer. The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman or lady
without the least pain or Inconvenience The public is in
Vlted to call and examine the article their said office
where all iavors IN their line will be thankfully received and
all explanations as tile said Iaces, and the Magnetic
remedies gratuousy given References to many cases
cured and Others under their treatment in this region
given to any application. J. C. KNAPP
Worcester, Feb 6, 1850. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
Mason & Shows Group and Cough SyruD.

(ILDREN generally are seized with the Cropn in the
" evening or during the night with GOODNESS over the
whole surface, and in difficulty in breathing long
shr sound produced with coughing the voice is hoarse
ana croaklng Snow & Masons Group and Cough Svrnp is
sure specific for that dreadful and of the most fatal of
al diseases OF infancy and chdho6dt is also remedy for
whooping cough common colds and fevers prodmced Inv
Colds and when given according directions it is perfectly
sale and highly saluary in its effects on adults or children
. Providence, Jan. Is, 1850
Messrs snow Observation-Disclosures The bottle of your
Group and Cough Syrup that of you was the means of
saving the life OF my youngest child. 1t was taken i'm the
night with attack of the Group and it seemed as
though it could not live; but gave it your Group and
Cough syrup according to the directions which to my great
JoY,wofked to charm The night that my child was
taken with the Group two children the neghborhood
were taken and not having immediate relief both of them
ded would recommend it to every family and would on
no account be deprived oft myself
Yours respectfully ADDISON NJ FAIRn.NKs
Apothecaries 67 Broad-st Providence R. l. Price d cts
Sold in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr Co.. L. T. Lazel and
Clarke. eod3m ociai
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DAGUERRE0TYPES

nR. VAN ALSTIN, having returned from NewYork,
~ will now give his PERSONAL ATTENTION TO the taking
of DAGuERREoTYPES IN the same superior style hilher
to done by him, and at the most reasonable prices
Call at No. Brinley Hall, yvorcester.
scpil6 eof de
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
RARRITT,S- pAMARIsT0N

HEAD of all fine Soaps in the market are those mann
IA featured and sold by ISAAC BABBFTT, 664 FLASHING
ING CREAM ;P3NARIsToN SHAVING soar. in solid
rolls; CYTHEREAN CREAM, for Washing bathing and
Soap for Medical uses. All these Soaps put up the
neaest manner and warranted of perfect purity
quaed for the uses for Which they made Those who
have once used them had other Soaps are
recommended preferable others by the best author
ties Rev John Pierpon says of the Shaving Soap cit is
nequaed as preparation for the by any thing that
have ound. Dr. A. Hayes, State Assayer SAYS of the
"Cyherean Cream -" have never met with any soap
compound which in cleansing the most delicate skin, would
like this leave it perfectly moist, soft healtyn Dr.
~ [tTr cns,ng says nave no memory OF So good an
pound have known" Hon Horace Greeley, of the N Y.
Tribune says we have tried it and pronounce perfect
no other soap worthy of being mentioned the day
Dr. Bailey, Editor of the National Era says, all re
specs the very best soap we have ever used Mrs Swiss
hel Editress OF the Fsbg Saturday Nsiter says, sit is
superior to any thing in the soap line either soft hard
Mr. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal says, the Cythe
rean cream OF Soap is probably the best for preserving tht
purity of the skn which has yet appeared N. York
Literary World says, Mr. Babitt will be the Soyer soap
the great regeneration" The Editor ofthe Knckerbocker
Magazine says when say that the Cytherean Cream OF
Soap is the best saponaceous compound employed,
stating every reader of ours will say
when he {or she) has rubbed teaspoon full upon his (or
herr person, while dry, before taking Croon BATH 1tter
that BATH who so uses that Cyterean' article will confess
new sensations while, shaving compound it simple
hTuy."
The unanimous opinion of all these high authorities is well
expressed in Hunts Merchants Magazine for February 1850
in the following notice of one of the soaps:
The CYTHEREAN CREAM OF SoAP.-This SOAP the inS
venon OF Mr. Isaac Babbitt of Boston, designed take
the place OF all other soaps purifier of the sk and by
eectng that object perfectly and without injury the
delicate it will supercede all cosneics Being applied"
adds the inventor to the skin before touching the water
seizes the impurities with rmer grasp and is subject
less waste than ordinary which first dissolved
water" The preensoEs of the INVENTOR ingenious
mechanic and thorough practical chemist have been
tested by number of friends who have used article
and they all bear the most unequyoca testimony
great value Indeed they quite enthusiastic their
commentator of its excellent properties. But with this
we should not venture on recommendation of the article
had we not become convinced of the fact by testing
tues IN cur own family lndeed,we satisfied that tpos-
ses all the valuable qualities its claims for it,"
u These Soaps may be had wholesale and retail, o
SETH w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington Street, and VIM. Bf
LITTLE, l04 Hanover Street. Boston, and by Retail of mos
Druggists &c, in the United States. d3awly octi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
SCARCE GOODS.

SCARCE GOODS
GREEN KID GLOVES, all sizes and best quality
W MISSES KID GLOVES.
New styles Dress and Cloak Trimmings, in
every variety of width, color, and quality.
GOLD COLORED SATINS, MARCELINES,
RIBBONS. &c.
ORANGE COL'D SCARFS-diferentszes
Embroidered Neck Ties-in beautiful styles
Extra Fine Thbets and Cashmeres-in scarce colors.
New Printed Cashmeres-rch styles.
Extra Fine Plain MousseIins de LANES.
Grey and Drb Flannels for COaks Sacks, and Chdrens
garments.
Wide Velvets for Cloaks and Shawls-a colors.
1000 WrOt Collars from 81 cents to dollars.
The above with lots desirable goods, OPEN
ing, at chamberlain d CO.'S.
Nov 90, dw
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Bibles and Commentaries.

rT1IIE most splendid assortment of Pulpit Family Pew
1 and Pocket BIBLES, ever offered in Worcester, from
TUeRty5tius Eoiiars dorm 10 TWenty5fre Cents.
Those of really elegant Bible invited to Civ,
these examination. Recently received at 3r
\ S, A HOWLAND'S BOOKSTORE,
Nov l9 dGteodw3t 1913 Main 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04

Carriage Sign and OrnamentaI Painting
$N Eek = ,F'HE subscriber grateful for past favors
o. f5l5 L would respectfully inform the public
y#9jE~tL hat he still continues the above bushes
S%z-------sS the Old Stand MECHANIC STREET,
near Man, where he hopes merit increased connu
of patronage. DEXTER RICE,
Worcester Dec 81 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
BAY STATE SHAWIS,

BAY STATE SHAWIS.
AVlNG just completed my arrangements for the exten.
II slye sale of the BAY STATE MILLS SUAWI,S /
would take an early opportunity inform the public that
have receveda large lot of all their different styles and quail
tiles and am prepared to sell them at WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL, at As Low RITES as they can be purchased
lftbe NanHf1cturers.
n IL rem The Gpptry en- BE- supplied at my
tanning them equal to any Of the largest J06biRs
Houses in Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. FIagg Buildings,
Aug 20 dwtf opposite Central Hotel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
Washing Fluid.

ToHN II. WAITON'S WASHING FLUID which ha
u been proved be superior article for sale by the gal
ion or barrel by DRAPER & CLARK,
Sept2 dwtf 1903, los & 107, Front St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
WORCESTER THREAD sTORE,
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

MRS. FELTON,, begs leave to inform the Ladies' Of
VA Worcester, that she has received her Fall and Winter
Fashions and that She is prepared with assistance of
thing they may please order at short notice in neat
and fashionable style.
NIB. Some very choice styles of Bomets, will be open.
ed on Thursday OF this week The Ladies respectfully
invited to call and examine the above
Worcester Nov. 20. DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,

CHAMBERLIN & CO.,
Nos. 1853 & ITO Main Street, Worcester,
Have during the past week opened great variety Of
RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
PARTICULARLY adapted to the wants of purchasers at
his season, and many very choice styles not to be ou
elsewhere III this city We would call special attention to
our
Rich Printed Cashmeres and M. de LANES,
in entirely new and beautiful styles.
PLAIN MOUSSELINES DE LAME.
some extra fine quality in choice shades for Dresses.
% ps. Flew Thibets and Cashmeres, COM
prsng many and desirable shades for Cloaks and
Dresses with all The Trimmings to match.
HEAVY SATIN CLOAKINGS, very rich and
fashionable goods
Heavy Gros de .Amure g. eros de .afrsque Silks
for Cloaks comprising richer goods than are usually
found in this market
FRENCH CLOAKINGS for Sacks, Cloaks &c.
Beautiful Paris Embroidered Cloaks,
boh made and unmade
ONE CASE SUPER LYONESE CLOTHS
equal in color and finish Thbe ana will be sold very
cheaptogeher with large stock Of lower priced Cloak
lngs making better selection of
Materials for Cloaks an>. Presses
than have before offered and by at richest
stock to be found in this city. Our PRICES usual will
be guaranteed the Lowest ofany market
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
NEW PUMP ESTABLISHMENT.

rTNHE subscriber having opened Shop at No. IS Ex-
change st, for the manufacture and sale of PUMPS,
keeps constantly hand WOOD, CoPPER and IRoN Pumps
ofeyery description Also, LEAD and GUTTA tERCIA
PIPE of all sizes. URepairing done at short
reasonable terms
Having had twelve years experience in the business, he
faers himselfhe give perfect satisfaction such
will give him call. u Don't forget the place, No IS Ex-
CHANGE STREET. JAMES +. ESTY.
Worcester, Nov g. 1850. eodtf
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PROUTY s. MEARS'
New Hot Air Ventilating BrickFurnacs,


E1HlS is entirely furnace, combining many yalus
BILE Improvements and obvatng many of the objections
Oi the Brick Furnaces use; being only feet high
II is peculiarly adapted to low cellars, which admits of
unusual elevation of the hot air pipes Immediately after they
leave the brick work, thus allowing direct escape
the heat from the air chamber the be heated than
usually obtained in other kinds 1t perfectly simple in its
construction and be very easily cleaned Of ashes
even when in operation requred Being made entirely Of
Cast Iron OF unusual thickness, it is durable and
liable to get out of repair for many years.
The subscribers also sole propretors efanks I'M
proved Furnace" which have given unqualified satisfaction
for the last three years of which be opera
lion in the Court House, New School House Goldst.
and many OF the private residences in the c of Worcester
We would invite ALL who about procuring Furnaces
anime the above at Ware Rooms where will also be
found, Prouty 81 Mearss Improved PORTABLE Hot
Air Ventiatng Furnaces, Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal Madeira Parlor Stove, and general assortment
Of coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves.
DAVID PROUTY, * CO.. s
10 & 20, North Market Street, BoSTON.
April IS st d3tawenw wenp
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". Y 1"''' saws ROSWELL CHAPLIN.


UKI CONs TT ATION OF TH z bOWKLs.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ii the sures safest and certain remedy for this disease
II will positively give relief the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called Office with astOnishment upon their faces, stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
of their bodies the bowels and that copous
had resulted Tomit This result will always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried It perfectly safe; and
in no instan Le can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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She brought bed box, and applied the
felt immediate wherever touched me, and begged
for annoin thoroughly. Ii obtained and
life seemed to invest To the burning pain
in the chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
cured me- | my life to your valuable Extractor,
being strong and have been early
In the 1872. kERZlA ERENGH.