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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-03
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1850.
The Lre1sLAruRE,-on Saturday, Il

THE LEGIsLATuRE,-On Saturday, the
two branches proceeded so far in the pursuit
of harmony as to appoint joint commit
tee OF conference TO discuss the differences,
and, if possible, arrange and report terms OF
agreement There is reason to believe this
movement will result in settling the controver-
sy and putting the Legislature in condition
to proceed with its work. 1t is understood
that this committee will make a report which
both houses will adopt, and also that the sis"
party will be substantially triumphant over the
"shall be" faction We shall welcome any re-
suit which puts an end to disreputable con-
test. The conference committee consists of
the following gentlemen ;---Messrs. Odiorne of
Suffolk, Butler of Middlesex, Fisher Of Nor
folk, Osgood of Essex, and Davis Of Plymouth,
on the part of the Senate and Messrs. Went
worth of Lowell, Chamberlain of Chelsea, Fill
ley of Lanesboro', Paige of Brimfield, and
Williams of Shrewsbury, on the part of the
House.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Griffin of Maiden, who
it was supposed had accepted the appointment
of Clerk of the Courts of Mddesex county,
made his appearance in the House from which
he had been absent. 1t was objected against
him that he was no longer member; and, on
Saturday, Messrs. Parmenter of Boston,
Hinckley of Barnstable, West of New Bedford,
Edwards of Chelmsford, Gushing of Newbury-
port, Merrill of Boston, and Brimblecom of
Barre, were appointed committee to consider
his right IN a seat thprp,
In the Senate, the law to abolish the school
district system has been practically repealed
by the following process, The Commission.
ers on the revision of the statutes, in their
chapter ''of School Districts" reported forty
eight sections, embodying the law as it stood
before the last session. In consequence of the
act of 1859, the committee of revision reported
as an amendment to this chapter, "strike out
the first 4S sections" Upon reaching this
chapter, the Senate by very strong majority
refused to strike out these sections. thus decid-
ing to leave the law as it has stood heretofore.
with the school distaict system in full force.
1t is probable that the House will agree with
the Senate on this point. If so, the act of 1859
will be superseded, and the old system restor-
ed, by the simplest and quietest process imag-
Unable. We notice that Mr. Butler, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, is on both sides
of the question He supported the bill to abol-
ish the districts and now he has voted to set
it aside and restore the old law
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DR. M'Lane's VermIfuge, Prepared by FLEM-
ING BROS. of MISUNDERSTANDING a practice of more
than twenty years, Dr. NJ Lane had attended nuumera-
bic patients afflicted with every form of worm disease
and was induced to apply all the energies of his mind to
the discovery OF vermfuge destroyer certain
III us eects the result of his labors is the American
Worm Specific now before the public prepared by Flem-
ing Bros OF Pittsburgh which perfectly safe and NAV
be given alike to children of the tender age or to
the aged adult; it purges mildly subdues fever and
destroys worms with invarable success 1t is easy of
administration, and does contain mercury in any
form whatever no restrictions necessary with regard
to drinking cold water is it capable of doing the
least injury to the tenderest infant An Incredible num-
Der Of worms have been expelled by this great vermi
fuge.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manuiact ured by FLEBi-
ING BROS. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Yermiiuges in
comparison worthless. DIR. NJ Lane genuine vern
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine ctaout the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
s29 d6tEw r7i
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DISPUTE AMONG THE SHAKERs.-In the
town of Harvard there is quiet and orderly
community known'as the Harvard Shakers"
They claim to hold their property, as far as
practicable, in accordance with the apostolic
rule, avoid litigation, and follow their peaceful
pursuits without concerning themselves over
much for the perishable things of this world.
Recently, however, one of the members who
with his family, has belonged to the communi-
ty nearly or quite twelve years, called on the
'chief people, for a settlement, and threaten
ed to try the law upon them if they refused.
The paid him $1,000 out of the common fund,
with which he leased large farm in the i'm
mediate neighborhood, and called the rest of
his family to join him. His sobermnded as
sociates shake their heads at his conduct, and
think mutterable things which it is not lawful
for them to say
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The DESTINY OF FAT CATrLE.-Those
handsome fat cattle exhibited at the Barre
Cattle Show have come into the possession of
our friend Gates Of the Bay State Market, and
beef will surely be the consequence The
Barre Gazette says =
"On the first day of our Fair, Mr. Gates was
among the cattle pens, carefully surveying
their ponderous inmates, when his eyes sud.
denly lighted up as they rested upon four ami
mails, couple of oxen, a steer and cow, own
ed by Mr.. Justus johnson Of Barre. Mr..
Gates was not long in striking bargain with
Mr. johnson, for these animals whose aggregate
weight was seuen thousand Jioe hundred pounds,
as tollows:-oxen, 1850; steers, 2l40; COW
1860. We congratulate the patrons of the
Bay State Market, in view of the prospect be-
fore them of having some of the Barre beef
upon their table, tat lucious, and tender
enough to satisfy the epicurean appetite of the
biggest alderman in the city"
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THE "HARMoSIAL CoLoNr" MOVEMENT
The Practical Christian gives report of a
meeting of the IIarmoniai Colony Association
held ON the 2lst ult., at the house Of Albion
Carpenter in this city. After general and
desultory conference, it was voted to amend
the constitution so as ITO form general
Christian Harmonial and National Brother
hood-giying said brotherhood the power to
originate branch brotherhoods in every town,
city, State, and throughout all the nations Of
the earth" 1t was intended to elect the Of
ficers, and to transact the usual annual bust
ness of the Association at this meeting, but in
consequence Of the storm, and the absence Of
many members, it was decided to adjourn, to
meet for that purpose on the 26th of October
inst, at the house Of Mr.. Carpenter.
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The Hair and its Diseases.-DR. PERRY. at
the urgent solicitation of his many patrons has made
arrangements so that he will remain in this city during
the next week, at Room No SO LINCOLN HOUSE whcre
an wh" are suffering in any way from loss of hair or pre-
mature blachug; or whose cases have been aggravated
ny using some one of the many qRdck ROstrums with
winch the country is flooded, call and avail Them
lief " i'"e ie
me Doctor respectfully begs leave to call attention 10
the oioWs list OF names of the medical faculty. and
several distinguished gentlemen New Bedford where
ne mas Deen successfully praccing for time past =
me undersigned certify that DIR. Perry who has
practced i'll our families and among our friends has
beel ellnently successful in his treatment of the Hair
and its Diseases " ~ Ian
VIM z: Whtridee, NJ d. Andrew Mackee. NJ d.
NJ. b. Roche, NJ ID. John IL Jenninos NJ Il
Charles l.. Swasey, NJ. d. Charles ID Stirfne~ N N
Rev 3 NJ Rice, Pastor Episcopal Church. " ~
Kew j.. j. Iwlss, Pastor Universaist Church
Rev D. : White. Pastor Middle ST. Christian Church
John l.: Emerson, Esq, Principal High School
Clerk $3.50 anu Wy
Isaac G. Tabor Esq, firm Tabor & Grinnell iron foun
dry. ' W '
These are only few the many names in the DR. nos
SESSION. but he deems them sufficient satisfy the most
sceptca OF his ability TO treat successfully an diseases
OF the Hair and Scalp. vs.
9P.M. ~ " M "
Room So Lincoln House, entrance I'd door on Elm st.
oil .tf Va LIN '
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DIR. Duponeo's Golden Pin. for Female.

byath6te in c0rrectiRg reg3ldtiRg and remopiDa all
ooStr"chonS,Jro'n whdterer cause, and Arrays
49, successful as restorative.
These Pills have been used by the doctors for many
years both in France and in America with unparalleled
success III every and he urged many thousand
ladies' who have used them, to make the Pills public for
e alleVaOn of those suffering from any Irregularities
mnere health VIII not permit it, Females peculiarly sit
uated or those surprising themselves So are ca TONED
against using these Pills while in that condition as the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admomi
llO although their mdness would prevent any misc hef
TO health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
ana explicit directions accompany box Price One
Dollar Sold wholesale and retail by James Green III
Nam street and Charles Sbley l40 Main street Worces
ier Ladies by enclosing them ST. have the Golden
flls sent 10 any part Of the country by return mail
81 div ~
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BASE BALL.-The Eagle Club of Westboro'
had match game with the Excelsior Club of
Upton, on Saturday last AT the close of the
game, Upton had made 100 talies, and West.
boro' 8. During the latter part of the game,
the Excelsiors made 65, the Eagles O. 1t is
the first time they have found their match this
season.
On the same day, in New England Village,
the Marion Club of that place played with the
Washington Club of Shrewsbury, the game
closing with 100 for the Marion, and % for the
Washington Club.
The committee of the Upton and Midway
Clubs met at Milford last Thursday, to appoint
the third member of the board of referees. and
to complete arrangements for the contest be-
tween the clubs. They were in session ten
hours, without deciding upon single point
and adjourned without progress. The Med.
way men insisted on appointing referee from
Weymouth, while the Upton men had candi-
date from Bolton. The Upton men proposed
to "toss up" Tor the choice, but this equitable
proposition was declined.
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SALEM STREET CHURcH-At a meeting of
the members of the Salem street society, on
Friday evening last, it was voted, after a long
and spirited discussion, to withhold all support
of the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions. Accordingly, at the meet
ing yesterday, the usual contributions for that
object were omitted.
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THE Democratic City Committee organized
for the campaign, Saturday evening, under the
following officers: President, Charles B. Pratt;
Secretary, E. N. Childs. Executive Commit
tee, Ward l, f. c. Bigelow; 2, j. NJ. StudIey !;
g. j. S. Gustin 4, c. S. Childs; S, JAS Me.
lanefy; 6, Geo. w. Gill; 7, j. j. Russ; 8, John
b. Pratt
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CENTENNIAL ANNIvERsARIEs.-The citi-
zens of Westminster are engaged with much
zeal in preparations for the celebration of their
centennial anniversary which takes place on
Thursday next. They expect to welcome
home large numbers of their absent sons and
daughters, and have made ample arrangements
to receive them with becoming honor Some
of the antquaries, searching the early burial
places, and the records of the town, and of the
proprietors before the territory was settled at
all, have made discoveries which throw much
light on the struggles and trumphs of their
great grandfathers and which will contribute
much to the interest and pleasure of the ap-
preaching festival. The Worcester and Nash
ia and the Fitchburg and Worcester railroads
will carry passengers at half fare on the occa-
sion, tickets holding good through Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday. Fiske's Cornet
Band propose to accompany the delegation
from Gardner. The Fitchburg Cornet Band
will also be in attendance.
The citizens of Princeton, in spite of some
obstacles interposed in the early period OF this
agitation are arranging for a celebration of
their one-hundredth anniversary on a very
liberal scale. Besides the Grafton to be deliv-
cred by Hon. Charles T. Russell, now of Bos-
ton, a poem will be given by Prof. Erastus
Everett, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and an ode will
be sung composed for the occasion by Joseph
w. Nye, of Princeton. Many natives of
Princeton. who have won fortune or distinction
in places remote from the home of their child
hood, have already signifed their purpose to
be present. The celebration takes place on
the Doth of October
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COOP OUT OF NAzARETH.-The "opposi-
ton" ofNorthampton county, Pa, held con.
vention, Saturday, in the town of Nazareth,
and unanimously adopted resolutions recon-
mending Andrew II. Reeder for Governor
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL little son of Alon-
20 Mann of East Templeton, while in the pail
factory on Wednesday, where his father work
ed, was carried around a shaft by a wire which
he held in his hand getting caught both in the
belt and his clothes, breaking both arms and
otherwise iniuring him.-RepeiLLe
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Our Boys Department,

In the Second Story contains larger and better
ment of Garments tor Boys all sizes than any
establishment in the State out OF Boston. have now
10 Oer several and desirable Novelties and we in
tend spare no pains to make this department deserving
OF the permanent approval and patronage of all pur
chasers OF Clothing for Children and Youth.
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The BoYs' GRAND MAToH.-Now, when the
ball fever RACES so extensively, and the phys
ical' is so well cared for it is proper to note
the scientific progress of the lads in ball play
ing, and give the subject the same heed that
is bestowed on the maxim, "Train up child
in way he should go, and when he is old he
will not depart from it.' With this reflection
we approach the subject of the severe contest
between the Mazeppa and the Columbian base
ball clubs of this city, which took place last
Saturday. 1t was a school boy game, and re-
suited in the triumph of the Mazeppa boys.
This is the score
MasePpa-E. H. Carey, 0; C. H. Bowkcr,
8; H. S. Carter, 8; VIM. T. Messenger, 8; L.
N. Rawson, 6; C. f. Pierce, s; 2. w. Peck,
$50.
Colambian.-C. Everett A; W. H. Flagg, 5 !;
J. M. Whiting, 3; F. Pratt, 2; VIM. Gray, 8
VIM. Oliver, 2; j. II. Goodwin, 20.
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AT the first gathering in Newport, r. L. in
June last of the alumni of the Friends Board
ing School, Providence, an executive commit
tee was appointed to select an orator and poet
for their next meeting in that city in June,
1860, and Prof Thomas Chase of West Haver-
ford, Penn, son of Anthony Chase, ESQ., of
this city, has been chosen orator, and John G.
Whittier of Amesbury, poet
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Furnishing Goods.

We are in full stock usual. Under-shirts Drawers
White and Fancy Shirts Handkerchics Stocks Crayats
Tubular and other Ties for Choker Collars Gloves Socks
SSpenders, Umbrellas, at retail, Wholesale prices
Also, Green and Black Spencers 0veras Red and Blue
Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks, &c, &C.
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POLICE CoURr.-Oct. 1.-George E. Mann,
for running a billiard room without a license,
was fined $40 and costs. John A. Orange Of
Pawtucket was sent to the House of Correction
for two months, for an assault committed on
the cattle show ground.
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DIR. PERRY will remain at the Lincoln
House until next Saturday night. He intends
to give another lecture en- the diseases of the
hair, during some evening of the week.
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SOME of those famous oysters recently dis
covered in Long Island Sound can be seen at
Spur & Priests restaurant tonight.
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q. III. Burr. NJ. h., Homeopathic Physician No
and to p. d3m* "a -
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The average age Of the inmates in the schools
above enumerated is abont 10 years. The
numbers vary from 95 to 500. In the large
institutions the cost is least $50 each at Ran.
dalls Island and Wcstboro, where the numbers
are $40 and 600 Ia the small institutions the
cost is greatest $3.50 at Lancaster, with 90
inmates Sl23 at ST. Louis, with 12l inmates ;
1854 at New Orleans, with % inmates; STA
nc the Maine Reform School, with pa inmates.
Westboro, Sept Is, 1859.
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The Republican County Convention has
been called to meet in this city on the Goth of
October
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o Reliable orders from the trade by mail telegraph
Hie"' oi' "ppAeuuoht TO oo USTENS,, Agents,
% Pearl Street, New York
kerosene IS also to be obtained the
Prices, OF all the New York Wholesale Druggists Gro
GERS, Canphene and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
Dealers in Lamps. '"
n B-kER0SENE is the trademark Of the Kerosene
Oft Co.. and al persons cautioned against usp0 he
sad trademark for other oils. tosSn "a a
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CLOTHING.

10 winch VIII be added the various STYLES of Goods
as soon as they appear i'll market For the large patro
age which has been bestowed upon this department of
our business we are duly grateful, and shall exercise
our best eeavors to merit the appreciation and patron
age OF our friends and the public in future and NE re-
specially solicit the same A. p MARE Il 90
O3 dtf ~ ~ w.
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HIPS Mint Specific FOR BAIDxFss Axn F,t1rxn
show what Hills Mint tic mas done and no one can
presume 70 say that these letters are not sufficient
IT Is with much satisfaction that enabled to Ger
NV na oeiore using up the first bottle falling off
SION ny of bsless tiI arrested ana all apprchen
Worcester. March Is 1859. GEO SESSIONS
"Forthe last six months have had a good onportnp,
to observe the effects of different preparations for Tie
hair and to obtain the opinion ofindivduaIs using them
ana from information thus obtained, satisfied that
your Mint Specific is the best remedy extanG for the
Boston, May 26, 1859 CHAS H. BLANCHARD"
'For year my we's hair had been falling off, and she
was troubled with dry; sealy eruption on her head,
so that she was quite bald Last month she commenced
using your Mint Specific, and with use of one bottle
her head is covered with hair and it is soft glossy and
natural The eruption has entirely disappeared and sh9
has promise of fine growth of healthy hair
Worcester, April 25 1883. ISAAC CUSHING"
Upon receiving bottle of your Mint Specific it look
ed so pure and nice was induced to try it,
ons part of bottle, and find my hair only assuming
it had fallen off. MRS L. A. BABBITT
Worcester, March 4, 1897
IAN acquaintance of miue who had lost her hair and
for months quite bald by my representation was in
duced to try remedy, and without exaggcrating
can say mat me gFSt bottle has produced for her
plete head of hair. AARON KING,
N,soo Conductor w9 gss and Nashua Railroad
Prepared only by, JOHN @ HILL, Apothecary
NZo d3m Worcester Mass.
To be Bald or not to be HnId. that is the
question to be be decided now. "CURTlS'S CURE FOR
the only article which win restore hair to bald heads and
positively stop its falling off. Remember it contans no
O Leaf, or Sulpher and each Bottle contains one pint
and read the following late and important certificates
and say whether any man need ever be bald.
From the State Treasurer of Rhode Island:
:. NEWPORT. March 30, 1859.
Since commenced using Curtis's Cure for Bal,lncs
my har mas ceased entirely from falling out and has
been very much strengthened
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
PROVIDENCE. JAN g. 1859.
Having tried various articles stop my hair from fall
ing OIL without any effect, have used two bottles
OF Curtis Cure for Badness. which has completely stop
ed my hair from falling cordially recommend il TO all
as the best preparation have ever found.
HENRY BUTLER.
For sale IN Worcester by all Druggists and in Boston
by Chas Richardson " Co, Geo. c. Goodwin Il Co.
the United States and Canadas.
mA2l dtf N' " l.
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Mr.. JESSE B. WHEELER has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for the county of Wor-
eester.
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BORN.


IN this city, Sept q, to Richard IIannett. OFF,
daughter TO John Nealand; 18TH daughter To Mieha,
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and we can warrant entire satisfaction. Just call and
tryaone o and judge whether have not some reason
to speak confidently.
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Dental Notice.-Dr. C.H.JENCKS'S Den
having great success in using ELEcTRICIrY to produce in
sensibility to pain while extracting teeth All other den
TAI operations perOrncdn he careful and
manner, as usual. ul All
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gletu advertisements.
A P. w A RE & co. g,
164, 16S, and 40 Main Street,
WORCESTER.
BOYS CLOTHING /!

NOTICE.-we have recently fitted up a New and
very Commodious Sales Room for our
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And we now offer much Larger and more Attractive
Stock than at any preceding
ENTRANCE TO THE BOYS DEPARTMENT
No. 164 Main Street,
Next Door to Messrs. Kinncutt Co.'S Store directly
under New Bay Show Window.
OUR LADY PATRONS especially will find this Sales
Room pleasant and much convenient than
the apartments we had formerly appropriated to
Boys Clothing.
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Draper ~ Clark have just received a lotNof supe
nor NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky mills
Those wanting better article tnan they have seen tis
eason, will no doubt call for the same dtf iy2
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One Dollar per Gallon, wholesale.

The attention Of CONSUMERS respectfully chilled To the
subjoned table, the result of a phatumetrical cSamna
ton, by Edward n Kent ESQ, of New York Chemist
and dated Feb. g. ISl6 -
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pr. -. ClawsOn Kelley, Analytical Physician
VIII De III attendance at his office No. l42 Main street TO
give advice to patients in all diseases of the human svs
tenn ree of charge, the first THURSDAY and following
vitcd To call. w2tad6t 80 ~
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KEROSENE OIL.-GHEAT REpUcrIoN

N N PRICE. NO VARIATION FOR THE WINTER
Inc New York Kerosene Oil Co. established 1854 am
nounee inal, having made great improvements in the
il to he trade Mt - " S ~ oA'Si
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A. p w. & co. beg leave to invite the attention of
their friends and the public TO their SUPERB STOCK
OF NEW