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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-25

A LEXANDER BAKERS date of Va.)
N Potomac House, Pennsylvania avenue, a
few doors east of Al street, Washington.
Sep21-tf
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-25

~ A. WATSON, Marble and Brown Stone
NJ. Yard, Massachusetts, avenue, between 4th
and 9Th streets, Washington city, ID. G. Marble
Mantes and Monuments, Tomb and Head-stones.
kept constantly on hand. All building work fur
nished at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
Oct Sim (m
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-25

nRS. f.. III. & j. A. CARNHCHAEL have
IL this day associated themselves in the practic,
of medicine. Their Office is on Pennsylvania av
enue, north side, between 18th and 18th streets.
Sep 29-1md
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-25

Thomas Brown, j. ID. Winter,
OF VIRGINIA OF PENNSYLVANIA.
YINHE UNDERsIC NED offer their services
TO prosecute claims Of every description be-
fore Congress and the different departments ofthe
government. 81
Office on 14th street, opposite Wlard's Hotel.
Sep 29-H BROWN & WINTER. III
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-25

TTyO BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
l Medium, denny, and fat-cap papers, for sale
by COLLINS, BOVINE & CO.,
11th St, six doors north of Penn. avenue.
Branch of Stationers' Hail. 174 and ITO,
4 Pearl street, New York.
N. B.-Orders received for book-binders' mate
rails (m) Oct. lift
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-25
Ma sbinatoa Ssntinel.
Kate Yale,s Marriage.

:" If ever marry Kate Yale used to say,
half in jest half in earnest, "the happy man or
the unhappy one, if you please, ha, ha shall
be person possessed of these three quali6ca-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

The CosT OF CONVERTING A JEw-ATier
some twenty years Of labor-after the erection of
church on Mount Zion at enormous cost-after
the expenditure Of hundreds of thousands Of pounds
The ''London Society for Promoting Christianity
among the Jews"-a Mission presided over by a
Bishop, and endowed by the joint efforts Of the
Kingdoms Of Prussia and England, produces as its
fruits, according to its Statistics congregation
Of just thirtYseven Jewish converts. During the
whole of last year, the result Of its labors was the
conversion Of one Jew, The cost of This one con.
vert the annual outlay, at Jerusalem alone, be-
sides The Bishops stipend Of f1,228 expended on
the Mission, f445 on the Church, 81 I73 on the
Hospital, and f4n0 on the House Of Industry. The
Jerusalem Mission, then--if we add TO It's cost the
Fl 200 per annum, paid TO Bishop Gobat, arising
from the endowment-h actually, in the past year,
baptized converts at the moderate rate Of f4,443,
Is. I'd. per head
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

The CRYSTAL PALACE The exhibition at
the Crystal Palace will be opened on the 18th Of
ofthe present month. The l4lh will be devoted
TO the inaugural ceremonies, which are 10 be con-
Quoted ia the inside of the building, with all the
eclat which the greatness ofthe occasion merits
and demands. None but invited guests and the
holders Of season tickets, which cost $40 each,
Will be admitted to these ceremonies. The Pres
ident and cabinet have been invited to participate,
and, It is expected, will be present. Workmen
are actively engaged in arranging the costly and
magnificent specimens of art which have been
sent to the exhibition
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

Basis OF sxETAFIoE.-Yesierdayw
an important day in lne proceedings of the Conven
zion, lathe morning, MIR Buffers proposition was
amended,s to give representve for each four
thousand inhabitants above eight thousand. Several
other amendments, proposed by the minority, one Of
them providing Tor the district system, were success
sively voted down by large majorities. The question
then REQUIRED on substituting Mr. Buffers amend
ment, as amended. for the majority report which
was carried. The vote was then taken by yeas and
nays, the passage of the resolve to second e..
naD reading, aud was decided in the affirmative by
YEAS ZIP, NAYS l07! Majority 95.
The proposition adopted by the Convention pro.
vides that all towns having less than one thousand
inhabitants, shall be entilled to six representatives
IN every ten years. those having thousand and
less than four thousand, shall be entitled to rep
resentatve every year; those having four thousand
shah have two representatives each year and rep
resenaive additional for every four thousand above
that number
BY this plan, Worcester viii be entitled TO repre-
sentatiyes till the census 10 be taken in 1885,
and Fiichburg ana Milford will have each. Au-
burn, Berlin, Boylston, Dana, New Bsaintree, Pax
ton, and Phflipston will each have representatives
in ten years, and all the other towns in the county
will be entitled 10 l representative annually.
The Convention adjourned till Tuesday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

CHANGE OF Colon IN THE HAIR.-Dr
Wardrop, an English author, in treatise on
"Diseases of the Heart" relates some cases of
the sudden changes of the hair from black 10
white. lady who was deeply grieved on re-.
ceiving the intelligence of great change in her
worldly condition, and who had very remarka-
Bile quantity of dark hair, found, on the following
morning, the whole fher hair had become of
silver white. Some striking instances of this
kind are narrated by historians 81 was struck, -
says Madame Camdan, "wth the astonishing
change misfortune had wrought upon Marie An
tonelte's features; her whole head of hair had
turned almost white during her transit from Vim
cennes to Paris" The Duchess of Luxumbourg
was caught making her escape during the terrors
ofthe French Revolution, and put in prison; the
next morning it was observed that her hair had
become white. A Spanish officer, distinguished
for his bravery, was in the Duke of Alva's camp
and an experiment was made by one of the au-
thorlties to test his courage. At midnight, the
Provost Marshal, accompanied by his guard and
confessor, awoke him from his sleep, and in
forming him that, by the order of the Viceroy, he
was to be Immediately executed had only quar-
ter OF an hour left TO make his peace with Heaven
After he had confessed, he said that he was pre-
pared for DEATH but declared his innocence. The
Provost Marshal at this moment broke into fit
ofaughter, and told him that they merely want
ed to try his courage. Placing his hand upon his
heart, and with CHASTITY paleness, he ordered the
Provost out Of his tent, observing that he had
''done him an evil ofice;'' and the next morning,
to the wonder of the whole army, the hair of his
head, from having been Of a deep black color had
become perfectly white.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

APUBLIc GARMENT INDIVIDUALLY APP
PRoPRIArED.-The authoress of SHADY side,'
is the wife Of Rev. Mr. Hubbell, Congregation.
al minister residing at Avon. CT, it seems, has,
Internationally, we doubt not, stirred up the old
Adam in the breasts Of some of her husbands
Pensioners. The principal feature of her book
is the setting forth the trials and perplexities
which too often beset the country parsons path
way of life, and the pictures she has drawn, we
are sorry to say, are but too tue and real. She
takes the liberty 10 speak Of some deacons and
other leading church members in manner which
leaves strong impression on the minds of the
readers of her book that all deacons are not what
they should be, and that with many church mem
bers all is not gold that gIitters If the author
ess had only told the truth here and there, and
CLOSED over the fraiities of such of her char
acters were professors of religion and reserved
all her hard words for the non professors, she
would probably have saved herself from much
denunciaton which she is now doomed to receive.
Some of the leading members of her husbands
parish have taken the matter in high dudgeOn;
have found their own portraits in her book, and
not liking the looks of them, are about TO revenge
themselves by dismissing her husband from his
parochal charge; and one deacon considers him
self so completely fitted by the clothes which she
made for the public, that he has put on the worst
ones he could find in the batch, and instead of be-.
ing thankful for the same, threatens to sue Mrs
Hubbe for defamation of character. 1t is need
less to say that the Unhappy people in question,
are undoubtedly good Judges Of the fitness of
things, and that their ,lproar will create an IN
creased sale of the book in question: Spring
field Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

LIVE FOR Thousands Of men
breathe, move, and live--pass OF the stage Of
life, and are heard Of no more. Why None
were blessed by them; none could point 10 them
as the means of their redemption; not a line they
wrote, not a word they spoke, could be recalled,
ard so they persisted their light went ont in dark
ness and they were not remembered more than
the insects Of Yesterday Will you thus live md
die oh, man immorlaR Live for something. DO
good, and leave behind you a monument Of virtue
that the storms Of time can never destroy. Write
your name by kindness, love, and mercy, on the
hearts Of thousands you come IN contact with
year by year, and you will never be forgotten.--
No; your name, your deeds. will be as legble on
the hearts you leave behind, as the stars on the
brow Of the evening Great deeds will shine as
brightly on the earth, as the stars Of heaven.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

The largest plate of glass in America, l6 by 8
feet, was broken Tuesday as the workmen
were setting it in window Of Broadway res
taurant, New York. 1t cost $1,000. Several
Others of the same size were broken on the voy
age.
Is Ss53,85S has been paid by sthe United
States assistant treasurer at New Orleans to the
citizens of SPAN whose property was destroyed in
the riots which took place in that city on the re-
ception of the news of the execution of the Cuban
expedihonists in 1851.
Mrs Foote, wife of the Hon. t. NJ Foote, late
ly charge da1aires to Austria, who arrived in
the steamer Baltic on Sunday, died in New York
on Tuesday. Mrs Foote has been in feeble health
for some time.
H The New Y ork Evening Post states that
Hon. Gerritt Smith, NJ. c., lies seriously i'll at his
home in Petersboro', having recently undergone a
very serious and painful surgical operation.
Eg There is now living in Shrewsbury, York
County, Pa, son of Mr.. George McAbee, whose
father, grandfather, great grandfather, and great
great grandfather are all on the stage of action
90 Mrs Amelia Bloomor is to be the orator at
temperance celebration on the 4th of July, in
Cortland county
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

VERY GooD.-The Medium at WiIIimantic re.
laes funny incident which occurred in the cars
there. man from North Windham saw several
passengers seal themselves, when supposing one of
them TO he Dodge, the comic vocalist, he went up
to him with familiar s'i1ow are you? The siran
ger replied, 'Iow do you do sir?' at the same time
politely rising "Don't you slop?" "Not long.
present sir" was the reply. AT This moment anoth-
er person spoke TO the supposed Mr.. Dodge address.
sing him as Gov Seymour. The Windham man
was COMPOUNDED, but apoogized and slipped of rap.
idly, leaving The Governor and bis friends convulsed
with laughter New HDven Palladium.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

CASE OF DR.. BusHNELL.-The alleged hereti
cal sentiments put forth by Rev. DR.. Bushnell, of
Hartford, in some Of HIS recent publications, were
brought before the General Assembly Of Connecticut
Congregational at lis recent meeting in Waterbury.
After animated discussion, resolution was
adopted, almost unanimously condemnng the senti-
forth in his publications. The resolution adopted was
moved by of his personal friends, DIR, Bacon Of
New Haven. 1t is SO worded AS to condemn the
sentiment imputed to Dir. Bushnell, by the COM
plants, without asserting, or even admitting that
they rightfuly imputed 10 him. 1t hits the
error, but misses the man.-Joaanal of Commerce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

% Mr. B. d. Walker, the active,a and inteIlig ent
Agent of Ross's Express, informs us that in Doug.
las, on THU sday, 5Olh ult., about O'Clock A. M.
John Phillips cut his throat in the chamber of MIR
Robbins's house where he boarded. After commit.
ting the rash act he down stairs and out into the
yard, where he expired He was about A years of
age, had no family, and said to be very intern.
perate.
MIR Walker also informs us, that at Blackstone,
on Friday, LIST inst, while men were blasting
rocks for the new Railroad, from some unknown
cause, premature explosion took place, blowing 5
mel into the air. One of them was Sidney s. Dill
lon,the well known Railroad Conductor They we're
all very severely injured, but it was hoped that they
might recover.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02
CRAMP ANn PAIN KILIER.
The Chenpest and RestI

This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELE.
DRAFTED VENETIAN LINIMENT, is called on
to pay for it, If they DO not get relieved should they
it according to the directiens,-and family will be
without IT, after once giving il fair trial 1t CURES
tooth ache in FIVE minutes the most severe Cough in a
few days, Headache in half an hour Chronic Rheuma-
tism in shorter time than any thing yet known 1t is
not recommended for Ir.2ommatory Rhtumatism, as
that requires internal treatment and the aid of Ply
stefan is necessary. No having children ought to
be without bottle in the house, in of Group, as
single application will it, and thereby The life
OF many child, Dysentery is Immediately cured by it,
if taken when FIRST attacked 1t stops the severe
vomiting in few minutes. 1t is also warranted for
Cuts Burns, scalds, Sores, swellngs Mosquito Bites
Price, rs and 50 cents.
Dr. Tobias has also put Up a HORSE EMINENT.
in nearly pint bottles; which owRefS of Horses will
find Superior TO any other for Calls Cohc Sprans Swell
lings, etc. Price, so cents.
q All orders must be addressed TO DIR. TOBIAS,
No, 240 Greenwich street, New York, post paid.
AGENTS-David Scott, NJ. b. Green, Division No.
u, Worcester John Sutton, New Worcester; G. J.
Taft, and w. R. johnson, Millbury ]. N Grout &
Co, and Phineas Jones, Spencer.
marl6 d2aw weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

The FoURTH.-The Committee of Arrange
ments for the celebration Of the Fourth, being
anxious TO accommodate all classes of our citi-
zens, have ordered an additional supply of 'fx-
ings," and will issue tickets for the admission of
ladies to the dinner. Tickets can be had at the
City freasurer's Office, in the City Hall. Price
for gentlemen 800; ladies so cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

PANIC IN ScHooL-RooM-In New York city
on Wednesday, the chimney of building adjoin-
ing public school on Clark street, took Are, and
the smoke pouring over the roof of the school
house, an alarm was given that the building was
on fire, and great panic ensued among the schol-
airs. They became unmanageable, aud several
of them jumped out of the windows and were in
jured. Lieut.. NARROW, with platoon of police.
arrived and re-established order; but the parents
of the children crowded around the building, and
demanded admittance, and were not satisfied to
leave until they heard the children within read
ing and proceeding with the usual routine Of
study
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

GRAND JUNCTION RAILROAD Arrange
nlents have been made with the Worcester Rail-
road Company to, occupy portion of the depot
grounds of the Grand junction Company at East
Boston, and the road of the latter company Is TO
be extended from the Fitchburg tract 10 the Wor-
cesier road The work is to be commenced i'm
mediatey Dos Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

MEssRs. EEIroRs:--The writer perceives that
notice is going the rounds in The Worcester papers,
that there is 70 be celebration on the Fourth, at
Sutton, seemingly giving the impression that the
celebration s 70 he public. which il not correct. A
few friends 81 the stamp Of" '76 are going to have
an independent jubilee "in private Way," and all
persons who are expected 10 be present in tem old
woods, will be invited by the Committee OF Ar.
engagements The Grafton will be pronounced by Capt
J. whiting, and not "Whitney," as The papers say.
EfEMAw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02
qY-The Providence Journal Of The Is, inat !

g3-The Providence Journal Of the LIST inst. says,
IN relation TO the men who elected, condition.
ally, 10 the Convention not 10 he heidi
'.Ihe men elected as delegates to the Convention,
which the people decided not to hold, comprise, on
Dolh SIDES, an unusual representation OF the worth,
dignity, and ability Of the State. In the list will be
found nanles OF many men, Wings and Democrats,
who would do honor to any deliberaiive assembly,
The prevailing character Of the delegates is deci.
dedy conservative, although among them are some
OF the most radical men in the State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

AN OLD WELL.-As Mr.. John BorrowscaIe was
aighting from his carrage Wednesday afternoon,
18th ult., on the Boy!sion street sidewalk Of the
Boyslon Market Boston, the wall cavcd 10, and
well, 80 feet in depth discovered, OF which the
oldest inhabitants in The neIghborhood have no rec
election. 1t is probably from 50 to 100 years Of age
The street had been built over it, but through long
use had besome weak, and in consequence broke
through. Mr. BorowscaIe did not fall INTO the we'll
and was not Injured. The hale has been covered
over by tie Police,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

PROMPT AcTIoN.-The destruction, by FIRE,
of the Sash and Blind Factory Of MrD B. Make
peace, was followed by meeting Of our citizens
at the Naquag, who, with their characteristic
promptness and liberality, adopted measures of
relief to Mr. Makepeace, TO enable him to rebuild
and replenish his shop with machinery and stock
sufficient for the prosecution of his business
Barre Gazette, LIST inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

CHANCE OF Commissioning Arnold, of the
Citizens Bank, Woonsockel, has resigned that post
and accepted the Cashiership of the Peoples Bank,
Pawtucket, vice jesse S. Tourtellot, who goes to
Providence. Mr.. Arnold is succeeded in the Cti-
Bank by Mr. JohnF Brown
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

MARRIAGE or GRANT THoRBuRN, ESQ
The New York Sun, in publishing the marriage
Of this veteran, remarks I'VE congratulate
him that at the mature age Of 81, and in the pos
session of physical and mental faculties, which
he affirms never were better, '-sfier the expert
ence, too, Of half century Of married life, he
has yentured again upon the responsibilities Mr.
Cali will be gratiiied to learn that feature so
propitous adorns the sequel ofthe life Of the hero
Of Laurie Todd"
The .Nsw York Sun does not seem to know
that John Gait, author Of Laurie Todd died
long ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

~ The particular attention OF purchasers of Dry
Goods IS called to the Advertisement Of Bryant's Semi
Annual sale which commenced yesterday the "IIvc"
Store, and is TO continue for oul weeks. Bryant be-
ieves IN the proverb OF the nmb!e sixpence being
Ter than slow shilling, and IN accordance with hlr
usual custom, he accordingly ceses the balance Of
Spring Goods at the lowest figure,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

INFANTIoIDE.-The body of female infant
was found upon the apron of the dam near the
having, apparently, been placed there but a short
time previous An inquest was held by Coroner
A. P Kimball, and the jury returned a verdict
that it came to its death "by blow or blows in
hicted upon the right side of its head by the hand
of some person or persons to them unknown
Fitch5urg Sentinel, LIST inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

u To the strangers who will be in the city on Mon
day next, let friends, canddly and onesy
mend trial of The superlative merits of the Climax
Hair T0nic not from any interest have. Int from
firm heliefn its powers accompli, whatever it prom
ises; and why should in not long experience in the
compromising of preparations for the hair ba given 10
the proprieors not only tho general but the minute
of the business, and combining all the good qualities
known In its contemporaries and the time re-
jectng all that is hurtfu We speak from knowledge
and confidently all that il exists first amorg the
catalogue of all tonics, sold for a like purpose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

DEATH ON THE TAUNTON BRANCH RAILWAY.
"A man whose name s unknown, was found dead
in a culvert on The Taunton Branch Railway, about
two miles from the station 10 Taunton, Thursday
morning, by the master Of repairs, who was passing
over the road. His body WAS shockingIy manglrd
and il is supposed that he was over aud brushed
into the calvert by the freight train, about ten
O'Clock the evening before, although no one on the
train knew that any accident had occurred--Nsw
Detlford MYcnrU.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

srunR g. LEWIS, animated with patriotism and pro-
fessional ambition, have made preparations to have
glorious Ce ebtation on The Fourth in their Saloons
They have la in an abundant Store of gastromnnic
munitions FOR the occason and nater themselves that
they viii be able to vigorously sustain their city and
country friends who may favor them with a visit
Strawberries and Cream ana ice cream in profusion
Allthe fruits and decaces of the season. Clam chow
der this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

LIQUOR CLUBS.-A correspondent of the Hart
ford Times, writing from Providence, says there
are three hundred Club Rooms in Providence,
where men resort to get liquor. The "Maine
Law" only strikes at the seller, these Club As
sociations buy their liquors in NewY ork, and drink
them at pleasure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

ROBBERY IN SMITHEIRLD.-The house Of Mr.
Aephaniah llae kins,oi Smithfied was entered few
days ago, and three hundred dollars in bank notes
stolen thertfrom. Among the bills was a one hun
died dollar note on the Providence Bank and
hundred dollar note on the Mechanics and Manulac-
turers Bank, of Providence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

DEATH OF PoET, SCHOLAR, AND Law
YER.-Allen C.Spooner, "a well-known gentleman
OF this city, died on Tuesday, of consumption to
which he had been victim for some time past
He was but thirty nine years Of age. He was
native of the Old Colony, and possessed talents
of no mean order Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02
Police Court.

FRIDAY, July l.
Before Justice Green.-Joseph Williams, Of Pax
ton, was brought up for being, habit and repute, "a
common drunkard, Joe pleaded not guilty; bu. the
evidence was against him, and he was sentenced to
3 months confinement in the House of Correction.
From this decision he appealed, but in default Of Sc
curitY, was sent oyer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02

BALL sIILL LEADS THE COLUMN, and means to lead
it on all ordinary and extraordinary occasions. Ills ta-
bic he has furnished in presence of his friends TO do
honor to he anniversary Of DOR National Independence
andhe is bonn TO acqu himself on The glorious Fourth
as no other caterer can All the native + uts of the
season, and ell the exocs of the tropics will be-
forthcoming. Ice cream all It's VARIETIES and every
other dainty that deIg the palate is to be had at
the Huntington Corner Restaurant.