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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

THUaAY, March H..
SENATE. = McssIs. Brd and Mallory
made speeches sustaining e course Of the
Administration with regal to the CLAYTON
Bulwer treaty and the enliAent question.
Mr.. Mallory did not belik there would be
war. He referred to the lion Of SDain in
1913, when the English Mister was ordered
to quit the capital in fortnight hours. or
sooner, II possible; and hopuld see no inn
propriety in pursuing sifhr course here,
with regard to Mr.. Crampt
HOUSE. Mr.. Ready intra,ceda bill to re-
NIT and refund duties on Rroad iron.
Mr.. Puryiance spoke inlvor of granting
the Committee on Electionsower to send for
persons and papers in thgAQsas contested
election case; arguing Yaf Dc House has
the constitutional lighFo gpbehind the re 4.
cord in order to procuf infoHnation to prop
erly determine the qytion.
Mr.. Taylor arguedfat MI. Reeder has no
right to be heard.
Mr. Todd insistedhat tho validity Of the
laws of the Kansa9egislatuto should be in
vestigated in the fnner PROPOSED, the allie
cations being in FER disregard OF law and
order in that TeTbry, and fhvoring the.sub.
stitution of the wie knife dnd rife for tho
ballot-box, thufriklng yftal stab at free
Government.
Mr.. Harris illinois, conHcnded that Mr..
Reeder had " single ln' Of ground to
stand upon snirklng IN true question,
the MAJORITY the Commit e ON Elections
seek to ent9e me House it'll false issue.
Mr.. LotI said that afterf Mr.. Reeder Ind
been foilok ms scheme of plnnder at Paw
nee. ne the party TO Which he before
professed DO opposed, ana now acts nm
these 81 agant protensiona =
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DRESS REFORM CONVENTION, On Thurs
day and Friday, February Dist and 22d,
Convention, numbering over one hundred per.
sons, met at Glen Haven Water Cure to take
measures for the advancement OF reform in
woman's dress. DIR. J. G.. jackson presided
at the informal meeting. and Mrs. C. A. Joy
over the organized Convention.
A very able and calmly written address was
read by DR.. Harriet N. Austin, which. we
understand, it is intended to publish in Tract
form.
The report Of the committee on resolutions
elected quite animated speeches from Messrs.
jackson, Porter, Vashon, Brockett Hadieigh
Knight, Brewster Eyeritt, Mrs. JOY, Mrs.
knight, and Miss Donovan.
A I" National Dress Reform Association
was formed, whose members comprise resi-
dents of ten different States. The objects of
the association, as declared in the Constitu-
ton, are "to induce a reform in woman's
dress, especially in regard to long skirts, tight
waists,and all styles and modes which are In
compatible with good health, refined taste.
simplicity, economy, and beauty
One hundred and seventy dollars were rails
ed by the association, as basis for present
operations.
vi the Association, Mrs. Charlotte A. Joy.
Is President, DR.. fl. A. A ustin, Glen Eayen.
Cayuga County, N. Y, is chief correspond
ing Secretary, and DR., J. G. jackson, Char
man of the Executive Committee. Ii has
been decided to hold National Dress Reform
Convention On the third Wednesday in June.
probably at Syracuse or Homer.
Thus the reform has organized it's forces.
and its friends earnestly hope that it will COM
mend itself to the thoughtful and philanthro.
pic OF every community. Syracuse Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

D. G. GATES No I, Ray State House Block, a living
testimony in himself the effect of good living upon the
human system, offers to initiate all callers into familiarity
with his nim.able methed Of wooding up 1the human
system His bill Of fare unsurpassed by that of any
other establishment the city Gaes attends personally
upon his customers, and has everything adapted to the
particular wants Of all ehas ade extensive and spe
cia arrangements for this evening He will have gr at
rush as usual
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

THE LION having reuvenated himself under the tall
fare administered By those model caterers eadworh,
Witt, Co, is to be exhibited this evening, in stabilized
condition, az the Lion Saloon All creation having been
ransacked for mater ais best calculated for the inner
confinement of hungry mortas their establishment is nat
uray at this time the general rendezvous for all who de-
sire tip top No. fare. Their Iatch-strng is always
out, and Forbush is on hand, usual ready all times
to put on the finishing touch Walk in gentlemen il
you wish to see the Lion and know the real cause Of
his fat and sleek" condition They will do the same by
Won
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

Ihe procuring cause and gist of the
late rebellion in the College at Columbia. S.
C., was that its President, McCay, elected n
few months since, was a native of the North
having been born in Pennsylvania. ae has
been asoutherner for % years, isa STAKEHOLDER
and southerner in his opinions, but the stu
gents Of South Carolina thought themselves
degraded in yieldidg any Difference to man
whose first breath was drawn in free air,
and so they got up fuss, killed policeman,
and made themselves generally dangerous and
disasreeabe The Columbia Times felt it
necessary to go into an elaborate argument to
convince the people of south Carolina that
the accident OF birth in free State does not
necessarily unfit man to do good service TO
the South. No doubt il President McCav
could be born again, he would certainly have
the event occur in South Carolina.
The 400 deputy marshals al Cinciu-
natl. who assisted in the recent slave case. 70.
ceiyed certificates for % days services nj 40
per day each, and sold them for A l6 discount.
the purch asor making $1,000 by tho operation
The who'e expense Of remanding the slaves
was about ten times their market value Whv
don't the general government nay the OK.
pense Of catching runaway cattle in tho freo
states It cattle catching is its legitimate bust
hess.
During the year 1856, the total num-
Der Of balhers at twelve of tho bath and wnsh
houses established in London for the laboriny
classes. was l,740,748, and OF washers. ain.
DOL, with tho linen Of upwards of ], 1851. 900
persons. The total receipts were c22,335 los
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THE DoRMAN's, Harrington Corner, have taken advan-
age Of Che first signs Of the re-appsarance Of Spring
weather. and provided themselves with all the requisite
materials for grand ubalion this evening" in the Shape
oil Ste*s, ChOwders and their cugnate fixns. The
Dormans are always hand with every variety Ct the
good things of life They have made the requisite pre
parations for grand time, this evening" So he on hand
all ye who desire rsplenishment and re-invgoraon of
the inner msn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

Mr.. Editor noticed, in your paper of Yesterday.
ach 18th, the number of births registered in this CITY
Tor 1900, was 1885, of this number 1877 came under my
own care and attention. Of which have the honor of nre
siding in zach and every case as Midwife
Ihinkfu for the very large share Of patronage the
past year, ask continuance of the confidence so lber
ally bestowed, by an interested public
MRS S. GOODWIN.
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Brighton Mnrkcr,-Narcb "a 1sse

At marRet 75O beef catte 20 working oxen 40 cows
and calves, $50 sh ep and $50 swine
FROGS Beef Catte-Prices of last week Of like quail
ny Wefe wen ustsined hxtr 50 first qualify a so
secondly 30 third 3 IS al So
Hor6tng oTen-Sales so, %, 100. 1870, 40 and l5O
Cows and catvss Sales 81. so 35 AZ and So
SheeP-SAl. s. SO, 6, 90 9, 10 % u and 25
Siglne One lot 4 one one at 81 at retail from
to 10. - i 'AVNi y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

The Boston papers think that, in the
event Of peace, the trade between this coun.
try aud Russia will be a very profitable one to
us, for Russian vessels will prefer coming here
for many articles. to going to England. The
war has created feeling against England in
Russia, which will require many years Of
peace 70 ohlitorata. 81
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Nervousness, T. g gsst5Sarn. 6ToVysi ress. F..,,,
Melancholy, Deiirium Tremens Intemperance soleins
will inygorate and strengthen but will not ntoxcate u
stupefy.
Persons who nave become habituated the excessive
use OF Tobacco, Opium and sptaous Liquors. wifi find
speedy and permanent relief from the to use these
destroying agents, by taking bottle two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
weak and sicky families will find DR.. Hams InYigor-
aing Spirit quick and for all female difficult
ties 1t being Regeneration well strengthened Of the
human system Each complaint thst the Aromatic Inyg
Grating Cordial Is calculated to the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle and full directions for use
are also infinitely given.
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by DR. DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No Liberty street, New York where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
gists throughout the Unitee States
Agents Tor Worcester M. B. GREEN 4 CO., and DA
VID SCOTT
dec29 daw1v
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RIDAx, March IA
BEFORE Judge Green ;-ohn II. Pond was
brought up for larceny of1rush from the store
of George P. Bryant, and case continued over
till Monday He was csmitted for want Of
bail Sundry other charg s to be made against
him.
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To strengthen, invigorate, and vitalizo the
blood, is the chief thing to do toward, re-
gaining ones health and strength. when
wearied by care and anxiety. The chemical
element of vitality is wanting; and to give
such element is the special aim of Arnold S
Globules and Vital Fluid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

Hon. N. F. BRYANr.-The editor Of the
Barre Gazette. says we have not exactly stated
his position on the Philadelphia nominations.
He says -
. In regard to the Fillmore ticket we
have neither endorsed, nor repudiated it, Mr..
Fillmore is man of whom the countrv NAV
be justly proud. In his private character and
life, aud as patriot and statesman. he is SO
far elevated above the political tricIstcrs and
asplrants of the times, we are not disposed to
JON IN, or IN any manner to countenance the
bitter TRADE and billingsgate of certain Jour
nais, whose partyism leads them to the de-
gsaded position OF slanderers' Of their country.
ana ies purest and best men. When such a
man as Willard Fillmore is nominated for the
hlgn once OF President of the country, and
by party which outnumbers its groyelino
assallants, the great mass of the neonle NAV
well pause, ere they join in the cry against
him BY their would be leaders. till thew shall
have leakRed his opinions upon The pending
issues o. le election. If the country is to
oe covers by the pro-slavery fanaticism of
tne south, or the fanaticism of Northern alb
oiltionlsts, then the nomination of Willard
Fillmore will stand a poor chance of being
fatsneu oy either section, north or south, On
the other hand, if his views should accord
with those high national sentiments. north
and south, which demand that the govern
ment shall be administered with impartial ms
tee to the constitutional rights of the peonle |
OF all sections of the country, he will draw n
ms standard support which will be an ever
lasting rebuke to the wire-pulling and in
trigulng sectionalists who seek to rule that
they may ruin"
The very reading Of this explanation would |
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SPECIAL NOTICEs


4
The friends Of Amercansn aud Freedom are reouestel
EVENING, Mare 17tll, vt "A O'Clock.
Speeches will be made by J A. PERRY, OF Rhode
llapd aud others, All friends Of Ameiicansm and
Fret dom invited 10 attend. d2s mcbIb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

The WEATHER has at last far moderated again, as
to admit of the rise Of the thermometer up
ing POINT on the middle of March. Owing which cir
cumsance there is general jubilee in The community
the prospect of an uuloosing Of the icy bands Of
Messrs Spur Lewis, at their Saloons in Pipers Block
and under the Post Office, are to haze
tion TIL evening, ova1 rnis pfopitoe nc rusb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

A. PrentIss. Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance 141
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention paid
rafting Machinery AecS0
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WORCESTER LADIES ,

Mhs. ;. N. DUNLAP, Instructrees In Ia Vaneia Nm
mercal Method Of DRESS CUTTING, has returned 70
THIS city and taken rooms at the BAY STATE HoUsr
where she invites ladies 10 and examine the prncipe
which viii be explained to any whether Intending 10
take lessons not The crrectness and simplicity OF
this method and It's superiority all others ever offered
70 the public, commends Il TO the attention Of every ad
who studies elegance and economy.
Mrs. ID. is at her room afternoons and evenings win
remain only few days.
Girls fourteen years Of age, may cut dresses in most
artistic manner after acquiring Knowledge Of this in
BehousNhethod div mchl6
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Ola Father Tin,c, the parent ofbrobt eyed i'm,

Oid tnlher Time, the parent OF bright eyed truth
daily developing facts and theories but among his
numerous progeny fact Is nconestlbe than III
the success attending the introduction ofG W stones
Liquid Cathariic and Family Physc the public USE Is
utterly without parallel. Those families which -
made the most thorough trial fits merits, are aaa
most enthusiastic In their tncomums Of IL
admirably meets want long experienced
Of PERSONS aud Is rapidly gaining thai conf
IL 20 richly deserves. L0lOeH Courier.
BUSH a. co. Sole Agents for Worcester
Agents-James Green, III Main Street
g. u. Wingate, New England Village; O. A.
uch16 davi5n
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SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL.

LIN In SQUARE, WORCESTER, MASS.
The Spring Term of this Boarding ard Day School for
Young Dades, will open on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of
April next, and continue fourteen weeks.
Applications for admission, for circulars viii receive
pr mpt attention. j. V. BEANIE. Principal.
Worcester, March H. 1856. 2taw4w
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AUCTION, THIS MokNIN-Read the advertise
ment of the sale of the valble estate on Pleas
ant street, owned by G. Iohell, ESQ which is
to be sold at auction, bSbarles P. Bancroft.
this morning at ten o'cloG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

INSTRUCTION IN GEdtioN. The attention
of our readers is referredthe advertisement of
E. H. Russell, in anotheDlumn, who proposes
giving instruction in elocun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Toys,
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN. GUTTER,
CO., extensive Importers, Is and II Kby Street. Boston
mch4 d3nr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

2RHoDE IsIANDS-A Republican State Con-
Vention was held in this State on the 18th, and
nominated the following tickets For Gov
ernor, William w. Hoppip; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Sylvester Robinson; Secretary of State,
John R. Bartlett; Attorney General, Charles
Hart; General Treasurer, Benjamin Mum.
ford. The ticket is the same as the Ameri-
can, except Lieutenant Governor and General
Treasurer.
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SoL1DIF1cATIoN OF CAaboN1o AcID Cas-
These rare experiments, which probably have not
been by twenty citizens in Worcester, are to be
introduced by DR.. Boynton q one of the four re-
naming lectures Of his course AS the hall will
probably seat one hundred persons more, tickets
for the last half land bestk of the course. are
placed at fifty cents, or four single tickets at the
1rr--se- Md no lectures oellvefeu
in Worcester, more popr or atseful than those
of Dr. Boynton. The 1T lecture occurs next
Tuesday evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

ThEw ork Atlas Mutual Insur-
anoo pa IT, :, ~ conseq uonN pc Of very heavy
loifogs us past wintor have gone into
lfH''" una receiyoF has boon up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

Bronchitis. COu2be, Haarseaesa, BrOlvn's
Bronchial 1rocheS or Voice Lezenges, ane made from
highly esteemed recipe for the alienation Bronchial
affections, Coughs Hoarseness Irritation Of the Throaei
Their chronic cccasioned by cold exeron of
the vocal organs in speaking singing. Cergymen, yo
caists, lawyers, and all public speaZers viii find then
an admirable substitute water in soothing the bron
cial tupes, and valuable and efficient remedy. Con
tanning no opium they can he use rcelyas requisite
JOHN !. BROWN SON, Propretors
wholesale Agents for New England States, WEEKS &
POTTER, Boston.
For sale in Worcester. by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally feb1 I'm
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GEO. SESSIONS, City sexton, 40 Front
to OIL duties appertaining 10 the ONCE of
Keeps constantly On hand, Rlsk's Metal
Collins, Ca'kets, and Grave Clothes Of N
Al the old stand, 40 Rront Street, Woic
mch4 dim
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CUMMENUIAb AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE,

Persons preparing i2r business, for sea- will find IT
greatly for their coed to attend this Institute as they can
receive the most practical instructions and very superior
advantages. Il open Day and Evening. Tuition very
MISUNDERSTANDING included. Young men seeking
EsSp EOynienf, viii find this the best medium through
which TO obtain it, SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
CHAS. FRENCH, A. NJ, Principal.
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nized as you walk the streets.
The city appears to have been we'll supplied
with water, by acqueducts, and numerous foun-
tains and stone watering troughs are still stand
ing at the corners of the streets, and in the
squares. Shops, bakers ovens, &c., are to be
seen, just as they were used in ancient times. In
pany Of the ovens, loaves of bread were found,
barred of course, but with the bakers name
family to be seen stamped on the top Of each
oaf. The steps and stills of the DOORS and the
urb stones in the streets were much worn, show
pg that they had been used for long time; and
Pep ruts were worn in the stone payements,
nere countless wheels had passed along. Beau
p marble, in great quantities, was used in the
ks, as well as in the walls and floors of the
ldings.
psf of the curiosities found in the houses, both
npeii and Herculaneum, are preserved in
pyal Museum at Naples. Some skeletons
en- found, but nearly all the inhabitants
having had notice of the approach of the
liquid; and they probably took with them
their valuables. We saw the prison, in
ere found the skeletons of fifteen per-
the chains which confined them
l nave already said, it is impossible for
vey to you an adequate description of
curiosites to be seen there, or the feel
d on the spot. They must be seen to
tied. 1t was no ordinary sight, can
to stand on the sidewalks, and look
the now silent and desolate streets
sy with life and activity two or three
ars ago.
a little distance, has much the APP
me devastated by fire, with nothing
the bare walls and low chimneys,
by time. Excavations are still GO
Ter of the government, and further
constantly made.
Museum, at Naples, is immense in
through wide halls nearly mile
would require weeks to examine
much care. Our time spent
prily short, much to our regret
Pngs TO the Neapolitan Govern
. ns all the articles of curiosity,
ken from the ruins Of Hercula.
!, and all are labelled and kept
have not time to describe
lion Of 1.-THE Of what we saw
tues and busts of distinguish
eople of ancient times, all in
pr sculptural art, and mosaics
birds, animals, &C., in great
p. Here we saw the rings,
irsonal ornaments, worn by
ried cities,nore than twenty
md in their houses and on
among the ruins. On the
young lady, daughter,
istinguished citizen, were
Their handsome ornaments
pserve, what similarity
Of many Of the articles,
here were cake pans, with
the centre, in use two
he SHINE size and shape
Y; copper cooking uten.
cooking stoves, scales
kb., &C. Indeed, the
= y variety,a III large
bronze works Of art Il
much the largest and
hat the ancients OK.
Perfection Of this pc.
Vlso large collections oil
antiquity, originally
W lsc from Egypt, and
ancum--pcrhaps OK.
pse cities as being
he pavcmsnts o.
both found 10 B,
bling Ike granite
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A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Prioe cIoHinG.
House, l6S and ITO Main st., Worcester, desires To
call the attention Of his customers and the public eenef
ally. to his very args and excellent Stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING =!
This Stock new containing many very Superior Styles
Of garments, in patterns Of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry The
Eu~stshing Goods Department..
Is N uer STOCK than IN any preceding Speca
attention is invited tothe
CUSTOM DEPARIM ENT!!
lin the second story) under the direction Of Nh
MkkcHANT, in which eare satisfaction is warranted t
contains very large assortment Of CLOTHS, UASSl
MEES aud VsrtNGS. Of the best styles to which will
be added al 4 the most desirable Styles both Foreign anil
Domestic, as fast as they come out.
Grateful for the liberal PATRONAGE hitherto bestowed
upon this establishment the Subscriber means to deserve
its continuance and he hopes TO an increased
degree Of confidence aud patronage by the great quantity
and variety OF stock, excellence OF p great
superiority In the shape and fitting ofgarment courteous
attention to patrons, moderate prices and perfectly fair
dealing. a. y. WARE
Worthy Of Notice.
REy Dr. 'rMAN BEEoHER to Messrs. Reed Cutler h Co.
Boston.
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SATURDAY,. MARCH Is. Iase


We" HamPshire EIectto--
We are indebted to Fiske & Rics,s r
ior an extra COPY of the Concord ~ Np' -
Statesman, issred Yesterday fo....--. ~ -.
contains esecrion returns Eo1ai os snoon, which
in the Safe but twenty, and shows the fol.
lowingrssult:
ne,eAii.' --.'-......'..s........S 094
eils.:. .'.s~~sA... AL
1oooNlh. -.-..-.~--.s..-........... 24l2
The twenty towns to be heard from gave
last year
5sla- 9S2
5aker....... -..........-............13l9
BEL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I43
The Statesman says, 81 According as we
count them, the above stand as follows:-
American Republicans l66; Democrats 1872,
AMRRIcAN SENATORS Observation-Disclosures
No. 2, Thomas ]. Melvin; No. 8, Moody
currier; No. 4, Charles Rowell; No. 4.
George N. Herring; No. Z, Moody Hobbs +;
No. 9, George w. Hammond; No. 10, Nathan
Midget; No. Il, John Clough--eleyen out
Of twelve.
The American Republican candidates for
the Council are probably chosen, taking the
Governor vote for the basis of calculation. in
TIE LIST, Sd, end 4th Districts, namely, John
Dame. Richard H. Messer, and Milton G.
Mcclure. The Sd seems in great doubt and
the Democrats succeed in the 9th.