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Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

AsAa yN1ss AtaDAN Thtsa a IN Dgaty PEE
as taken at No ID Harrington Corner the only picture
made upon glass that will stand the sxtrees If almos
pherc influences and any other chemical tests To which
unbeeveTs may submi. We will sarant it superior to
any Patent Ambrotype made, both in briauey Of
tone and durability Still when the old fashioned Patent
Sealed Ambrotyp s preferred our Improved stye Of
Ambrotyre, We shall make it and seal il according to
the patent the opinion Ct the patent to the contrary
nctRi 'hstaniing. TAPLEY & CLARKE, Artists.
l9 du
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

> Book for she Million Just published by
EBDERHEN Co, Booksellers and Statiouers, No Is
Court Street. Boston, brief Treatise Of IS pages on
Diseases OF The Sexual Bystm Of both sexes their sunni
toms and acknowledgement by physician o. he
Boston Eclectic Hoipitsi" This work also contains
scochng exposure Of the deception and imposture prao
hced by advertising quscks with some Of their names
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Address Box 1902, Boston p.st 0G6ce. dIy ncb24
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

A SBDUCER SHoT.- Rtchmsnd, Va, Aug.
3O.-On Friday, a Mr.. IL. NJ. Bowyer walk ed
into the Farmers Bank at Fincastle, and de-
hberateiy shot its President James Mcdowell,
Jr., who had seduced the daughter of Bow
uer
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

THE THRATRB.-There was good attendance
last evening, and 1.-The Lamplighter," "The
Page of History" and g Day in Paris" were
performed to great satisfaction. Tonight the
same programme will be repeated.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Owing to the unusually wet season thus
far, the potato crop, Of some kinds, will not
be worth harvesting. We know of one gen.
tlemsn who has ploughsd up his potatoes on
land which he calculated would yield ono
thousand bushels, and planted turnips. We
think the rot is more prevalent this season
than LAST. Our market, in consequence, is
crowded with potatoes, which are disposed of
at forty and fifty cents per bushel. New5ury-
port Herald.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Wistar's Wiid Cherry Baisam.- This Balsam as
compound has become home fixture. Let all who suffer
and have in vain attempted to their coughs colds
bronchial pulmonary complaints make use Of this un
equaled remedy
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. public housss
were overrun, last night, in consequence of the
numbers of delegates already arrived to the
Democratic State Convention. The Beach men
were clearly in the ascendancy, and were very
confident of carrying their man. The Butler
men were no less confident, relying upon the
quiet votes of the great mass of the country
members, of the young America stamp who are
to arrive this morning. The ofiee-holders and
supporters of the Administration will make
bold fight, and, if Butler is defeated, they will
die hard We look for rather an interesting time
in the Convention today.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

iuvalsdH, 3 etfce this Fact! For tie mast
Fifty years Dr.. 8. o. BIOHARnson's SHERRY VINE
HltFbRo have heen unrivalied effective ami yalu-
ane Spring and Summer medicine. Aud while almost
every oue OF the thousands Of remedies tha have een
introduced within that period has been abandouel DR.
RICHARDSON'S medicine has been sustained with increased
popularity For sale the Doctors Office No 81 uano
yer Street. Boston, and by dealers in medicine eyerv
where rVI0 ddrt
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Hills GLYoERISE, or Sweet Principle OF Oils, for
improving and bsauIifying the Hair for sale by JOHN
O. HILL Apothecary, Mechaucs' Hall Building Worces
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
lnvnI.eIa. NelIce ID. FncfIl-ror u n.

Bugg5cs. Bu%g6es, Tor sale cArap One new Arst
class Buggy md one second hand Buggy. Inunire at
BATTELLE'S 5ewing Macbife Rooms,
m6 dtf herriAeli's BuiliinE Union ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

YELLOW FEvER.-Neto Orleans, Aug. 81
The deaths here by yellow fever, yesterday,
were ninety-two.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

The Board Of Advisers Of the Worcester Chl lrer,s
Friend Society requested to meet at the OrpLan,s
Home, on Pine street on THURSDAY, Sept. 2nd. -
O'Clock p NJ for the transaction Of business i'm portant 70
the interests of the Home. Per order Of the Mapapers
81 DOT n ENOWLTDN seci2r
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Pedestrians will find an advertisement that in
terests them. upon the third page of this days
paper
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

The Fall Term Of this Boarding and Day School ,or
Y2urg Ladies, will open on M0NDAY de 1874 day Of
september next at o'cocE puucual attendance is re
quested. J. v BEANE p,incinaI
jy2q d6a, r
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

But that time was decidedly short, for at
this point, the lady in question gave roll
which made the car fairly groan, one or two
spasmodic kicks, and the two hundred and
fifty pounder shot out Of her seat like sky
rocket, upsettlng babies and bandboxes,
crushing crinoline and beavers, landing about
six feet from her seat upon little old man,
whom she nearly smothered, besides knock
ing off his wig and otherwise disarranging
his toilet-upon which he remarked to him.
self that she had better ''simmer down" and
join the circus. After vigorously shaking
her dress, amidst the laughter of the passen-
gers, she regained her seat, and the huge mass
of crnoline commenced to settle TO its proper
place. aud quiet was once more restored,
when one Of "the boys" whose mirthfulness
must be somewhat largely developed, burst
into d" horse laugh" The effect was like
spark in magazine, the whole car exploded,
aud the fat woman joined in and laughed as
heartily as the merrest. Her jolly old sides
shook up and down, and the car springs vi
brated, keeping exact time. But what be-
came OF the rat is a question. Hartford
Times.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Slate for RoOfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality and lay 1t u
tne best manner on the most satisfactory terms sami
pies may be aeen at the yard on Grove street
Rpl8 dtf John RARNARD
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Soon after the completion and connection
OF the telegEaphic lines between London and
Constantinople, distance of two thousand
miles (ftteen hundred by-a direct line, D the
following conversation took place between
the operators:
Sunday, May 2, l85S-8.5O P. NJ. CLon-
don.)
Cnstantinople-Here London.
London-Here; Constantinople, how are
you
Con- Admirably well; how are you
Lon.-Very well. What time are YOU at
Constantinoples
Con.--11.45 (London, $50 Pm. The
weather is superb here. How is it with YOU }
Lon.-It is first rate weather here 1 am
delighted with the honor of talking with YOU.
Con.-This is the first time that the Otto
man telegraph has succeeded in passing be-
yond the TBritish] Channel. Tomorrow the
Minister will be grati6ed with this good com.
munication. If you have any dispatches,
am at your service, sir.
Lon.-I am at London via the Hague. and
see nothing at present for you. Will you
please to give me your name
Comfy name is Vivet, chief of the sta
ton at Constantinople. What is your time.
sire
Lon.-lt is o. in the evening.
COMA thousand thanks for this valuable
experiment for both nations.
Lon.-I hope to have the honor of speak
ing with you very often in future. Good
night, NJ. Vivet.
Con.-I am much fattered, NJ. Fischer.
Good night.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

The Third Convention If be Rev England Ganaudet
Association VIII meet ut WASHBUhN HAIL, st 10
o'clock, A N WEDNESDAY, the Sth Of September
1893 IN the city Of Worcester Mass for purpose of
delivery IN sign language, Of oyatioDs and addresses
Thutsday t9sh) will he occupied in other bu3iness con-
nectsd with the Association election Of cefs and al
teratons in the present Constitution ii deemed exped
ent. Friday may be had, if business should press
One and all who wish 70 witness the Contention will be
welcome and we expect to have interpreter for the
hearing portion OF the audience.
GHO. H0 Err of Mass Committee
JOSEPH Q. ssNGEe Of Mass of
GS0. NJ LUCAS of Vermont J Arrangements
spp1 --0t
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Cnuker Rash and Sea rIeI Fever.-Espe,
lay during the prevalence Of this malignant and iaa
daeasehe public should again be informed that GREN
IILLES PROFITABLE EXTRACT Is the most ef
ectua remedy for canke cankef RASH and scarlet fever
eanker and thrush In the mouth throat dstemper what
10 malignant puted sore throat, dysenery, and ali sum
mer complantsi and now has been In twenty three
years As family medicine Ia unrivallcd being com.
posed Of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smilc Of the Inventor A, g.
0RENVlLLE, on the wrapper and circular. II Ia now
manufactured by his widow Mrn. g. A. Grenvile, in Wor
cester, and 10 for sale at John j. Brown 4 sons AIS
Washington street, and Charles 7. Carney 1888 Washing
ton street Boston. Also, by James Green and d. Scott
Worcester and druggists generally.
Also, GRENDILLE's LINIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat as an outward an
plcaon, It's good for any kind Of inflammation. For
burns, light severe II viii relieve the anguish almost
Instantly, and perform most wonderful cure II Womb
be well for every family to keep IT, being also good tor
bruises, chblAns, ohappd handa, sore lips and noasa
pies, &c, &o. ar ala
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

SALISBURY MANs50N SCHOOL,
LINCOLN SQUARE, WoRCESTHR. Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Fall Term of Public Schools will commence on
MONDAY NEXT, Sept, 9th.
By permission Of the Mayor, Thursday, the OH inst
will be given to the schools as a holiday.
L BURBANK, Sec. Of School Com,
Worcester, Scot. 2, 1858 div
Sparkling Soda Water, with all the vari,
ETY. OF genuine syrups, as
DAVID SCOTTis,
ell dtf Cor. MAN aud Mesbanie streets.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
Ia Il CLAWSON KErrrv

Analytical Physician, be consulted by ladies and
gentemes at his Office corner Of Church and Mechanir
streets Worcester, THURSDAY and FRIDAY tle 2d
aud Sd Of September, free Of charge, upon al diseases
Of the human system Ladies and gentlemen are invited
to call. w2d6r a7.,s
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

The procession formed at halfpast seveu
o'clock, in City Square. and marched, under the
escort of the City Guards and Light Infantry
and the several fire companies, (Nos. and be.
ing in unform) and accompanied by Joslyn's
and Fiske's Cornet Bands, the citizens generally
bringing up the rear, in the following route -
Down Main street to Highland street, up High
land to Elm street, up Elm to West street, up
West to Pleasant street, down Pleasant to Front
street, down Front to Summer street, through
Summer street to Lincoln Square, and from
thence up Main street to City Square. The pro.
cession lasted till some after nine o'clock, at
which time the lluminations and other demon
strations Of the evening ceased.
The numbers in the city during the evening, in
cluding the procession and outside spectators
upon the sidewalks, very large. probably
many thousands in addition to our own citizens
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
ELLTOTT ". PRATT

GIVES INSTRUCTION IN Music.
Residence No. walnut 81,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

=, AIIOhNEf COUNobALOh At IAH.
See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life ABuufa 100
COMPANY Of New York. on tho fourth page.
myIb ar
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

SMALL, & COGSWEEL.
@ y $ z L ORS A w
Michigan street. ,....".... Milwaukee Wisconsin,
SIMEON SMALL, Ioun i n ooosa,s,,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

RAT IN THE CARs.-A Fat Woman IN
Iro~bte.-A day or two since, just after the
express train left Stamford, where it had been
delayed few minutes, to wood and water, a
rat ran from one corner of the car amidst the
feet of the passengers. AS soon as it was
known that there was rat on the floor of the
car, considerable excitement took place among
the ladies, and crinoline took a sudden rise.
The passengers struck at the rat, as he lodged
from one side of the car to the other, with
their umbrellas and canes, but without any
effect-the old rat successfully avoided all the
kicks and thrusts, and disappeared under the
seat of fat woman, who sat at one end of
the car, half asleep. A 'committee of one"
self appointed, backed up by half dozen
"full-grown boys" suggested to the fat lady
the propriety of rising to enable them to find
the rat.
Now, it is no easy matter for two hun
dred and fifty FOUNDER, encountered by a
huge mass of crinolne, to rise at moments s
notice, therefore she declined. She was duly
informed of the state Of affairs, and of the crit
ical position which she occupied in the eyes
Of the public at that moment. Again she was
requested to rise, but she positively refused
like certain distinguished politicians, she
seemed determined to mnintain her position,
till broader and more comprehensive plat
form was available. Various suggestions as
to the rats whereabouts were made by "the
boys" IN audible whispers, which made the
| fat woman
"Blush like a full blown rose,"
and to get her eyes open. Many of the pas
| sengers seemed to have an idea of their own.
which was quite amusing-hps were com
pressed, cheeks expanded, teeth, worth from
twenty-five dollars to untold fortunes, were
exhibited
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

I THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvBNTIoN meets
in this city, today. a large number Of delegates,
Including the leading men, arrived yesterday af-
ternoon, to cook up matters in advance. There
are indications of lively tins, and it would not
be strange if Gen. B. F. Butler should be the
nominee for Governor, after hot contest with
the ultra hunkers under the lead Of Mr.. Beach,
who has been the nominee for three years, and
whom the ofice-holdng wing OF the party de-
! sires 10 have re-nomnated.
That the contest between the present and past
position of the party, on the slavery question,
may be vividly seen, we re-pubsh below the Gel
ebrated resolves of lS49, which then passed so
unanimously through their State Convention,
under the lead of Mr.. B. F. Hallet, who reported
them:
HesOlUea, That are opposed to slavery in
every form and COLOR and in favor of freedom and
free soil wherever man lives, throughout Gods
heritage.
Resolued That by common law and common
sense, as well as by the decision OF the Supreme
Court of the United States I'm PTigg VS.. Penn,
l6 Peters), 1.-THE state of slavery is a mere muni.
cpal regulation, founded upon and limited to the
verge OF the Territorial law"-that is. the limits
of the State creating it.
ReSolUed, Therefore, that slavery does not
exist Oy any municipal law IN the new territories,
and Congress has no power to institute it, the To-
cal laws of any State authorizing slavery can new
er be transported there, slavery exist
there, but by local law of the territories, sane
toned by Congress or the legislative act of
State IN its sovereign capacity.
Compare these resolves with those which the
Convention will probably adopt today, (and Mr.
Hallet will undoubtedly be the Chairman, on
this occasion, of the Committee on Resolutions,)
and you have an illustration of the remarkable
change in the position taken by the Democratic
party of the North within the last nine years. Mr.
Buchanan would not allow any one holding such
fanatcal "free soil'' doctrines as are quoted
above, to hold Office under him, and should any
Democrat now have the temerity to avow them,
he would be denounced as "black republican"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
adm THAY Err

Read llhr Adveruisenlcnt OF HARRkL, Rfs-
LEY, KI1oHEN, found In another column.
nu23 dNw2w
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

A. G, w IL LA MS,
perintendent
La the Immediate vicinity Of the Boston Il Worcester
railroad, Norwich Worcester, and Nashua Worces.
CT uepots d&wu ie1G
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

o. Ii. TILLOTsON.
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No, 5, Rrinley Hall
mh3l dtf wovossta A..
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

E. \. MASON
can probably sell Piano FoPten cheaper than any
or agent In the State. Olarks Bloch Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

o. F.. "A A X RIs
ID IfN 1'IST.
lis main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
lye Building. d6wH
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
GEORGE SESSIONS,

Furnishing Undertaken s. Colin Ware
house,
Oofnns, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Cases and
Robes of every description, always on baud Also the
NEw PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, OF all sizes
Every thing connected with the MANAGEMENT Of nlne
rails, pTOmty attended No. 40 Front street residence
SO Front street, Warcs ster, Mass dAwtf ny29
l. / G q L. IA on 8 r.
WORCESTER. MAsS
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

CInAtn's sl0uAle GIAsc AmbrOtypes,
permanently sealed are unsurpassed fer beauty Of hn
ish brancy Of tone, cOi1r and ruhfuness 10 nature
Do not foil to give him call II you wi Tor a pictire
satisfactory in every respect His rooms are over the
SltNen' 3 nanb, ITO Main street, dtf au3
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

Arnold's Gl0bulea and Vital FEw5a Fo
sale, wholesale ard retail, by
10. Hull, Druggist and Apothecary.
mys dt' Mechanioa Hall Block
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02
THE GREET ENGLISH REMEDY

CELEBRATED Female PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, ID. b.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Ehis invaluable medicine is unfainr in the cure Of
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the Re
male constitution subject 1t modeTates ell excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy cure may be relied
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

CHAPLIN 81 DADMUN
AITORNEHS & COUNSELLORS at LAW
NOS q Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY CHAPIN, APPLEToS pAn,trS
apl dU '"'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

non@Vnts-Dr. LlNNEbL, Homeopathic has
semoved to No Elm street, nrst resdeuce above tsb
blpS9n House Once hours from 2to4 4 and 8 to D. d
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

NJ b. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will ensure bottle Of the pills nv euTn
mail. - ~
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, CO., No. l oornhill Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England
For sale by Vim. Bush h Co wholesale and retai
Agents, and druggists generally. d&wtf dec22
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

lnl milwife holds herself In readipess dav ana tcb
TO attend to the duties NJ her profesan Residense II
Austin street ~ .S,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

MRS. M. w. GERALDs. phv.5c,,n
an EaPerienced and Suceessfal Mtdw,Is,
NO 52 Mechanic street, ut the Head Of Linton sireet
special attention given TO Uterine Complaints, aud
90 Diseases Of Obi dren.
Onice hours from ! to a. m and from 1 to 8 D. m.
co
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-02

DIFF Cor. MAN S aud NJ MesISDio aSohiS' streets.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-14

DRADYS GALLERY, 352 Pennsylyauia avenue,
near seventh siTeet sWeens EsahcFSe, Pant, 90 =
a1sng FouseAr B3ADY begs respectfully 70 lnrm the pubae
tba very patrnass be has recrred
ne ooeana bis photographic Gallery WGsaagcn. he Et a
rAF 10 las sr11A ton, keep azrng ihe s1HaeF
aanths 4.t.
an eeert corps artists x be constantly N attendance 20 exc
the pEsibis nAsDer
Prices sasosag jrazz dollar usranuaS. 4sl.
T cossasu ID y,orirasls AT this gallery the
Hogd, hr PabAe iEsilD every DAY sh
days exb4ysed) from z, n "a, 10 y D. IA
Sunss
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-14
WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1853

Ihs proyislOns Of that bill wi prohib her admission
until ss obtain the ratio Of representation heretofore re
quired in every other State ~
The p1eseat administration and the entirs democntc
party Of a the States stand pledged to maintain those
provisions There will then aise another conflict be-
tween tlze den0crAcy and the abolition lDTdes similar 30
the one waged as& winter Where will Senator Douglas
then staaag With or against The bilIs Not having
heard an expTeson Of opinion from that eminent gentle
uAn within the past twenty four hours, cannot state
with any certainty Bat supposing that he win have
consistency enough 10 then oppose what he now de
nouncas his FreepEt speech distinctly announces that
he will hen be found side by side With seHard And Hale
in their warfare upon the administration and the party
There Is national derocrAtiu the unicn IN view
Of is resit who advocate the eleton OF ts tl
mutaops nad disoorsant senator Mr. DQuelEs in his
great speech ia the Senate upon DR. Le IN has nAasery
effort upon mail agent, during which ''saaquished
Senate trenbied IL praised says thai he intends 10
hold the administration and its friends the national dem
ocrats Irresponsible" scarcely believe II possible
Mr. Douglas really intends 90 carry ont tis fearful
thfcaf Since the days Of the nquistion am sure there
could be no more excrtiatng tate than TO be held re
sponsbie'' hy the Indignant Jadge What the precise
nature Of this mysterious punishment viii Eheher
he viii lining US to milk, or ''ttot us down TO
E1ypt or hop ear" II Is impossible % deter
mine at this early date but that sone such cruel end Is
reserved for us no doubt. [Great laughter.
Ii is to be hoped however, that Judge Douglas VIII
vet temper his wrath with mercy. If not, however,
suppose must bear il calmly possible for despite
this Turbulence we shall still have the consolation Of
knowing that we are the Illinois representatives Of
the old democratic party that is quietly and ma
jesclly ruling the Union party thai ever has been
and ever viii be the great index finger Of American prog
ress party that with the fJndness Of mother and the
royalty OF prince opens ~ Us paths Of pTerIneIt,
which in other countries the heir looms Of titled
caste and makes him only the lord Of this republic upon
whom has set The great seal q her approval
[Great cheers Let cling To it cherish il and with
spirit rising unto chiyalry and love deepening into
reverence defend il through sunshine and storm For,
whatever may be its faults it stands solitary imperial,
uneqaaled and dare say in defiance Of treason, in
eradicable from the Ameriean heart.