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FRIDAY MORNING.

BY MIR. WoRD-Of incorporating conrany with a
capital not exceeding s2O0, for the extension of the
Cumberland Gap road down Craigs Creek to It's
mouth on James river
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UHD,.H.-J.st 10 band, Ia.- supply o. al! kind.
Il anI make OF Fowde: tor he.I sporting duck ami
Sc. shooting, canon aat blasting, put up csniseI
tom ca: 10 10 Eve 5t, sd in keg, Tcc, o. bs - - lbs
which will De sod low at u t5lesale ,ad retail
CHAs. LEONARD,
Oct Is Old Street., Petersburg, Va
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SENATE.


The Senate met at IL o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. WsITE Of Hanover, the daily
Fescing OF the journal during the session was dis
psused with.
The Chair announced the following Standing Com
mees
=. ,.P-'rnsg'' and Electioas.-Campbell, Huddleson
ia,-s West, Daught-ry, Smith of Jackson and Dey
Iouris " Just,cs.-A,nbler, Catlet,, Thomss Smith
% Greenbrier, White, Floyd Smith Of jackson
Neae Of Accomac, and Caldwell.
:. General Logan, We!ch, Daughtery, Cobb
'Vsbi!l, johnson. Paxton. Bruce and Richmond.
., Goad' and Internal Narigat,on- Deneae, Smith
o G'.enorier Stuart Lsyre, Fioyd, Marshall, Wood
,Is' Douglass. kves, Hudt.esou Nea! of Wood,
worth Armstrong and Claiborne.
), r'sa"ee aud Cia,ms.-Dougiass. Brannon. Camp
.s,' Neal, Funston, August, Claiborne, Mckinney,
enG Coleman.
Sa't'.-0id Paxton, August, Thomas, Coleman,
:, sooc and Brapncn.
SLa'I''c syl"ms-Funs:en, Hubbard, Stuart. ates,
french I1I!.t-rro and Wooding.
pns''ca1:nrs and C0mnerce.-Thompson, Marshall
.oa naosn. Armstrong Layne, Deskns Ga,ewood, Hair
b.. JOINT COMMITTEES.
~, en,entiary-La -Layne, Taaferro and Smith Of ack
A'mory-Deskins, Paxton aud Dey. E1ecu
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NEW YORK, DEC. y.-Fiour hss declinine ea.
iency; sales OF state brands at $o l0a5 50. Wa:
is heavy. Corn is dropping; sales Of new wu,.u =.
90 50 cts. Stocks are trm. Virginia sues e..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
Burnett'S Kallifton,

For rfmOUinR Tan, Sunburn, Freck1es, Reanets and
Erupttons of the Skin, and for rendering The
complexion clear and beautiful
The following testimonial furnishes conclusive evidence
OF the efficacy Of this famous cosmetic:
MARLBORO, July ii, 1856
MeSsss Joseph Burnett & Co.:
9ANTs;-1he package Of KdLiistOn came to hand last
6V ming, AMI am gla to have opportunity to state
10 you how much value IT, My family have used il
almost daily for more than two years. and think they
cannot do without it,
single application has repeatedly removed the reck.
les from the face Of my little boy leaving his skin smooth
and fair And all cases of sunburn irritation Of the
skin from whatever cause, has thus far proved Itself
periec, and very pleasant remedy.
can, II you desire IT, refer to several cases Of obsn
ate cutaueous disease, in which know the Kaliston
has had wonderfully good effect; 10 particular the
daughter Of Mr.. p, Of my neighbors had suf
fered for many years from eruptions and painful nam
nation cf the skin, probably the effect OF bad vaccine
virus leaving 1t in several places puckered and quite
red. few weeks ago l recommended to him your
hdlstOn; he has since informed me that the effect of
its use has been very marked and beneficial that the
skin has become soft and smooth, and the inflammation
and redneas has nearly disappeared This is impor
tant case aud will tell you about 1t when you.
II to you state that did not believe In the sf
heacy Of any cosmetic until tried your Kdiston, and
cheeefuly give my testimony in its favor.
70 rs respectfully,
prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT h no., Boston.
sold by dealers generally, at 600 and 81 per bottle
gee advertisement In another column. d&wlw jel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
ID L A C X 81 L X S F.,
BLsGCK SILKS,
b L A C X ST L * S.

j. Fl. CLARKE &c CO.,
have Just received large invoice of their well known
b T. A Q X S / J. K S,
Comprising the best makes manufactured, which for
durability, and beauty of ustre, unsurpassed. War
ranted not to Crack, change its usre in wearing
Ladies wishing Silk that Ia just right in eUery re
spect, will do well to call at the CITY STORE, 148
Main street, opposite the Post Office.
my25 d4w J. H. CLARKE & co.
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The Bay State Saloon,

- - - a AZ a n IL
The subscriber offers the Stock Fixtures aud Good
W ~ tne pay STATE saloon, acknowledged by every one
busineas The present about leaving tos IA he
only reason II is offered for sale Applv soon an he
Premsss' HARRISON o. CLARK.
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WIN. o. SWEET & CO.


1856 Main street. have for sale wholesale and reatu,
nLD HYs0N TEA, Choice Moyune
" Young Hyson TEA Extra Curious.
Superior 0olong TEA, New Crop, Extra.
English Breakfast TEA, Very Choice.
Company souchong TEA, Extra Fine.
Also, Old Mocha and Java COFFEE.
Genuine Dandelion COFFEE. diff my23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO
FORTE, and HOUSE LOT AT AUCTION. =
THURSDAY, June 4h, at 10 M, at house No. II Gold
street Will be sold the premises at the time above
mentioned the entire Furniture of said house, consisting
in part as folows:-1 superior Piano Forte (made by
Boardman d Gray, Albany, N Y, cost $780, Parlor,
Sitting Room, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Crocery
Glass and Tin Ware &c, sc. At II m 1 shall sell to
the highest bidder, building lot on seaver street, con
tanning about 5000 square feet. Terms at sale. For
further particulars inquire of the Auctioneer.
jeI dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
DIR. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER.

Warranted superior any thing Def re the public 70
The cure of Neuralgia, oanker, Dysentery, Diagrhea
Pains in the Head, Stomach and Bowels. In chronic
cases it should be used in connection with the Syrup
Manufactured by JOHN MOORE, Warren, Mass sols
proprietor Sold by all Apothecaries and medicine deal
d&w3mA mv23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02

JUST ECEIY ED
so BERAGE ROBES, elegant styles from 81 so t, $40.
Five Cartons choice style Printed Berages by the yard
from 1874 to 75c Cartons Plain Berages all colors-
Prices lou.
One Million Yards of Printed MusIins,
PRINTED LAWNS,
FRENCH PRINTED JACoNETS, 90.
at all prices, Five thousand yards
PRINTED CIALLIES.
Csc goods for zoe, zoe goods for 12l snd l7c 10 ps
small figured ohales for children. 80 ps elegant vaen
cia Paids, just opened.
Five Thousand PmrnsOIs,
The best assortment in Massachusetts, from 75c to $500
Half Million MantiIIns,
vise.tes and Stella shawls. Mantras and Capes
made to order at short notice. You buy very pretty
MAntilla OF US for $l,25.
white, Buff and Pink Tablets,
For Oapes with trimmings to match. Good wide white
Brniants for lOs MarseIes for Basques. 20 pieces
the prettlest and most alegant
IN Ola ST l. * S,
Ever exhibited in Worcester for the low price of 5Oc
worth 7bc. Call and them.
600 doz, Cotton Hoss, cheap.
200 doz Mohar Mitts, all prices.
One thousand Lancaster Quilts from Auction.
1914 size for $780,
ia size for $l,26,
1874 size for &1,27A.
Ladies' II you would save money in your purchases,
buy you Dry Goods at the cI7Y STORE, 1l8 Main g.,
directly opposite the Post ONCE.
my2b diN j. II. CLARKE 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
MURIATE OF LIME

The high price Of the special manures guann &C., first
led to the composition Of fertilizer which should combine
all their good qualities, but whose price should place it
within the reach Of the poorest ealsvstors OF the soil The
increased demand at season. together with voun
to-, t.ssfnonals Of many who have proved it's efficacy
leads the manufacturer believe that the object has been
extend the hCHss Aqf Lime and has induced him to
tried upon almost every description s0re 1t has been
ly adapted to Cereal Plants, Grass Corn WheaE;saj
Grape Vines, Corn, Potatoes Tin relation to rot pre-
sentative; Ruta Baga, and Turnps Of all kinds, Beans,
Peas and all pod bearing plants Its effects in Destroy
ing the and other insects its great value OF the
Apple Tree also its effects Grass Lands, producing
better the third year than the rst In word being
permanenfn Its eject whereas Guano has to be applied
every year.
twill be forwarded to any address, and all orders by
mail accompanied by the cash. punctually attended to-
1t is sold at the following fixed pricesFoF less than 10
bbls 81 10 per bb 10 bbls., s1 in bags Of $50
lbs at a cents per bag for 10 bags less than 10,
each, delivered at any depot wharf in Boston or
CharlestoWn.
Also, for sale Rockland and Oyster Shell Lime.
JAMES GOULD, 20 State street, Boston.
Orders received for the Murate Of Lime by NJ. B. Green
4 Co., No. 116 Main street, Worcester, where samples
may be SEEM and pamphlets obtained explanatory Of its
composition and of its action on vegetation.
my30 daw5w
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HAMPD EN NURs cry
on
WOODLAND PARK.
ID. CHAUNCY BREWER. Proprietor

This Establishment is pleasantly situated on Chestnut
street, Springfield, Mass, and s now sucked win
chOioe and large collection Of Fruit, and Ornamenta
Trees Towering Shrubs Grapes Green House FanS @o
&C., aud will be furnished &c reasonable rates. ,x
All orders left at the Apotheoary store Of y.
Agent Mechanics Hall, Main street, Worcester WIN DC
promptly hlleed. 80. ..,,...,..
N'0"'- w IT, o. HILL, Apothecaxy,
apps diaR Mechanics Hali Building hain's'
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK,
JUST ISSUED FROM THE PRESS.
DIR. DILLENBACK



NJ Z DICATED HALATION
THE TREATMENT OF
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CatarFh;
Comprising all the discoveries and improvements
this mode Of practice together with the remedies used
Illustrated lV1h numerous Cases and EngraUings
Octave Volume, 224 pages, Price 81.
This book is of interest only to the profess
sional man. but to the general reader 1t is also be
valuable and useful guide to the consumptve invalid
and should be in the hands every family in the land
Dr. D. attends the examination and treatment of the
above disease daily, from O'Clock till s. at his office,
Cambridge street, Boston.
my16 dTuTh&S&w1y
Homeopathic Treatment
OF
VETE Urinary EAsES,
By s. s. JOY,
At the Stable of N. L. Bemis,
my27 No. 81 Exchange Street. Worcester. d3m*
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ALL IMpURITIEs OF Tue

1t strengthens and invigorates the whole system It
unlike any other medicine. 1t is pleasant and agree
nbs to the taste and be used by the delicate
Vads and children with unfaing II has been
nsed by predicting Physician thirteen years and
has neuer failed in any durable Recommends can
be shown from large number Of Physicians.
From DR.. CUTTER. the Phsiotogist.
WARREN March Is, 1S57.-Mr John Moore, Dear Sir;
Having been made acquainted with the materials Of which
The popular medicine known the Compound, Humor
and Strengthening Syrup is composed, it gives me plea
sure to say that consider your combination Of articles
OF known medicinal value well adapted relieve and cure
that numerous class of diseases that result from what
popularity called impurities of the blood humors, &c.
Gheerfuy recommend the diseased make trial OF It,
CALVIN CUTTER, NJ. D.
Sold in Worcester by Bush & Co., CHARLES CLARK
t'HAKLEg srBLEY. and O. A. HARRINGroN Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Auctions.

A UCTION. viii be sold at Public Auction, on
IN TUESDAY, June I'd, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Porte Monnaie and JeWelry Mandatory of johnson,
Brown, Co., New Worcester Mass, all the Assignee's
interest in all the Personal Property Of said firm at Wor
cestsr, consisting in part Of swery pormonnaes STOCK
raw and in process OF manufacture machinery and fix
lures Terms of payment, conditions Of SALE and state
Of title, will be made known at the time.
SAMUEL 4. MILLER,
Assignee ST johnson, Brown, 4 Co.
Worcester Nav o. 1857 dts n,vo5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-02

In this CITY, May 81, Julia A., rect Of Eeazer Pres
ton, aged 80 years mos.
Friends invited to attend her funeral afternoon
at O'Clock, at S. H. Preston's. IL Arch street.
In Westboro, 9th ut, Miss Hannah Blake, aged So.
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IEVHE LIV INVIGORATOR

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Is great Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures almost too great to believe. 1t by
magic, eUen the first dose giUtng benefit, and seldom
more than bottle is required to cure any kind Of
LtUer complaint, from the worst Jaundice Dyspepsia
DisenseH Lirer
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FOR THE LA les.
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MARRIED.
In Milford 24sh ult, by Rev. J. M. Bailey, orrin G..
Goodwin to Miss Eliza Reed both OF Milford. 26th ut
by Rev. Mr.. Woodbury., Mr. L. P. Homer Instructor of
Music in Harvard University to Miss Mary ]. Daniels Of
Milford. oath ult., by Rev. Levi A. Abbott, Mr. Zenas
Ball to Miss Catherine Long, both OF this place.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Ivy sPORTSMEN.-n you wish apv kind ~
Sporting Powder, Caps, Shot, FIssEs. wal li - -
90 BROOKS sTEARNS
Frant utrs,f
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NOTICES.
TRvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

"A SSISNEE'S NOTICE.-The third meeting Of
IN the creditors Of Henry Gooirich Of Milford an insol
vent debtor will be holden the office Of the Court Of In
svecy, IN worcester on Wed nesday the second day Of
June next at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon and creditors
are requested to be present and prove their claims
at ie2 ELIJAH ID GnnnPIcr Assi,non
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-12

CONVENTION or TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS On Thurs
day the Virginia and North Carolina tobacco manufac-
turers met in convention in this CITY, and adopted resou
tons that agents for he sale of manufactured tobacco
SHALL after the first of July next limit their credits
four months shall make allowance from the actual
weights of tobacco shall state the of purchasers
and agents shall not deal in manufactured tobacco on
their account have any intervention with brokers'
1t also resolved to petition Congress- to make it fell
ony for the manufacturers and dealers in tobacco in any
State to the of any other manufacturer or
the name of any other State, any other town dis
trict in another State, in branding their tobacco.
#r'@ Richmond Examiner
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-12

Hon. G. w JONES, OF IowA.--The black republicans
Of Iowa have obtained majority in the Legislature OF
that State which insures the defeat of the Hon G. W.
Jones. This we regret exceedingly, truer in
every respect does not live than Gen Jones. Though
not fluent debater no member of the Senate exercises
greater influence His great industry and comprehen-
sive judgment have given him high position in that
body, while his genial temperament and amenty of
have made him universal favorite Though he is
incorporating democrat we with pleasure take this
opportunity of doing justice to his merit and expressing
regret at the undeserved fate which awaits him
.aa lt# Rcksbuyg Whq
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TRACES ANTIQUITY. very singular thing is being
brought to light at the Minnesota mne Lake Superior
BY examination among the broken rocks on the side of
the bluff pieces of yenstone with copper and sicate
picked up at one point in considerable quantities.
and 1t thought best to pull away the adjacent rub
of men put upon the ground, and found the
congomerate with channel trench passing through
it five six feet in width This was filed with
soft rubbish, containing charcoal and other traces of the
works of the ancient miners Its depth has not yet been
ascertaiued.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-12

CoTToN MANUFACTURES SWITZERLAND The manufac-
ture of cotton in Switzerland has increased with great
mpdity. In 1880 the republic had in operation four
hundred thousand spindles in Is40 hundred and
fifty thousand in 1850, nine hundred and fifty thou
sand-the number having doubled in twenty-five years
This progress ia cotton manufacture is the
prising because of the heavy expense which the
material is burdened by transit tolls before II reaches
Switzerlapd
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THE HARRIEr LANE. The steam revenue cutter
Harriet Lane named in honor of the niece of the Pres
dent is to be commanded by Captain Faunce of the
enue cutter Washington. During the winter the new
cutter will relief vessel off coast supplying
inbound vessels with, If necessary sails and prov-
sions She will be ready for sea in few days. The
steamer Despatch will also be detained at the yard
for the purpose being ready to sail any GRAND of
mercy within forty eight hours.--N y Epa,iag Post
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-12

LARGE SHIPS UNrRoFITABLE. London correspond
ent of the Philadelphia North American says 81 Mr.
w. s. Lindsay, large ship owner, who does very
considerable carrying trade to all parts of the world
lately at public meeting expressed himself opposed to
large ships He stated that gigantic vessels were posi-
tive injury to the navigation trade that America had
found it out to her COST and had almost ceased build
that very little building in England going at pres
ent which would be proved to be all for the goods of the
carrying trade. Vessels 800 tons positive
loss to their owners and the Great Eastern he predicted
would, therefore, prove dreadful failure Mr. Lindsay,
from his position is authority undoubtedly but is he
disinteresed one His vessels vary from 600 to 800
tons He has nothing larger, and naturally looks with
apprehension ut the pioneer of class of ships which will
carry ten times the quantity of goods conveyed by his
largest vessel and perform the voyage in half the time
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. la, 1857.

The conclusion of the long and able report of the
Postmaster General, and the extracts which we make
from the democratic press in regard to the Presi-
dents message, have crowded out editorial and
other matter which we had prepared for this day
paper. tt-t'4 #.f#
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Com WEATHER "A letter from Iowa, November 2Gth,
says the Mississippi is closed and persons crossing
the Ice In Minnesota snow foot deep, and the
thermometer three degrees below zero This is the
" Northwest 4"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-12

THE Ngw SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY. -Sewanee in Benton
county Tennessee about seventy five miles west of Nash
vlle has been selected the site of the proposed Epsco
pal university of the South
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Makes the astonishing sum of two hundred millions of
dollars in only of the precious metals thrown within
the reach of the trade of the world and available for it's
exigencies within the space of single year Nor is
there any to suppose that for years the
product will be materially less than it is present We
might suggest the inquiry Where is the necessity for the
emission of paper money when the materials for metal
lie currency so PLENTIFUL
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-12

PRoDucToN OF GoLp.--lhe production of gold in Aus
taa for the past year set down by the best English au
thortes at hundred millions of dollars This added
to that of other countries which may be estimated as
follows: ...... -.
Caiiolhht 500, OU0O00
Russia and Siberia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000, 900
Other parts of the world Observation-Disclosures Is 900 900
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Buchanan The message, we undertake % say, will be
read by everybody be comprehended by every one and
be acceptable TO ALL except 70 those whose partisan pre-
JUDGES have blinded their Judgments
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from inc lflumorc Sun--lnoependent
But the President that Congress designed
that the question of slavery should be decided by
ority of tie people themselves and recognising the dem
ocatic doctrine especially expressed in the Cncin-
natl platform of 1S56mainains that the slavery issue
should be decided by the legally and fary-expressed will
of majority of actual residents Hence he says had it
beeh insnuated from any quarter that it would be
sufficient compliance with the acquisitions of the organic
law for the members of convention thereafter to be
elected to withhold the question of slavery from the
people, and to substitute their will for that of e
ascertained majority of oil their constituents this
would have been instantly rejected "
Thus, in the present state of the affair." the legal and
equitable principle has been observed and the especial
democratic theory of the Cincinnati platform been vim
dicated II TO that the whole matter is thus
simpied to the duest comprehension and that there
exists just why Kansas should not be admitted
State into the Union under the constitution per
fected by the vote Of the people of Kansas the 2ls
inst, with or without slavery
From the Albany Atlas and Argus
The annual exposition which the President makes of
tho affairs of the nation In his message to Congress is
document of unusual interest. IT embraces wide range
of subjects domestic and foreign and discusses the ques
lions which they present with ceaess and ability The
camncss and compehonsivencss of view and the equi
poise which is maintained throughout In regard to all
matters of controversy Characteristic Of President
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This splendid State Paper ~ busipessk in its state
ment of facts, lucid nits arrangement calm and clear
in it's STYLE dgni6ed in its tome and deals with great