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IMPORTANT TO COTTON SPIN

4 NERS.-"Self Acting Mule improvements Secured
by Letters Patent in the United States and England.
The inventor, thoroughly conversant with the theory
and construction of the Self Acting Mule spared no
pains to bring into public use uncompcated simple
and effective improvement, possessing ali the advantages
of self acting mules now in use, containing every known
facility for changing from the lowest the highest num-
bers of is less liable to get repair and
constructed that boy rapidly understand the work
ing and regulation Of it.. The mprOvent is applicable
the Sharpss Mule, and dispenses with the drawing out
and scroll bhds and shafts the shaft and the whole
the train of levers in front and beneath headstock
gives positive and uniform motion TO the quadrant
and retains all the facilities for dofnr changing regu
lang, &c. 1t is also applicable 10 the Smths Mule
and dispenses with the mangle wheel and rack train of
rotary gearing from which the mange wheel derives
ton one belt only required the driving twist pulles
being dispensed with. The yarn is backed of, the
"Sharpss Mule and the great evil OF stripping lon
ger necessary. The winding may be effected with or
without quadrant and either made Regulating
The machine is considerably lighened in bulk and pos
seses better and simple advantages for changing
than are to be met with under its present form Hand
Mules can be converted into self acting mules by this
process to very great advantage and will perform their
operations as satisfactorily with much accuracy
and durability as any self acting mule eNnt. The in
ventor claims no superiority the working other
Mules, but that his improvements contain in themselves
many advantages and less disadvantages than are
found in the mules of other makes, and be made fully
40 per cent cheaper For further particulars and terms
address JAMES WHIrELEGGE, Macbinist.
Sl4 d6tF Worcester, Mass.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-Gen. Lamar, ex.
Minister to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, who
has been on business here ever since his return
from Central America, left Washington to-day
for his home in Texas.
No increase of our naval forces in the Pa
cific is contemplated, in consequence of the
San Juan Island dispute. Postmaster General
Holt, who left the city to-day for Kentucky,
proposes being absent two weeks.
The late storm did much damage to the
corn crop of Maryland and Virginia.
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A Forger Detected.

BosToN, Sept. 19.-Henry Mitchell, color
ed man, is in trouble here for forging notes of
the amount of some ten hundred and sixty
dollars on Mr. Gerard Hallock of the New
York Journal of Commerce. The note bears
date 1856, and was given by Mitchell to his
landlord as collateral security for house rent.
Mitchell is held for trial in 81 100 bail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-20
I AIDES HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
Ia Under Bay State House,
Ladies Entrance on Exchange Street
GILRERT WALKER

GILBERT WALKER,
having enlarged his rooms is better prepared than
ever before to do work in Il superior manner.
HAIR CUTTING, SIAMPOOING and DRESSING
done in the best possible manner.
CASH PAID FOR HAIR. HAIR WORK of all kinds
at short notice. diff 81
OST-A large brass store key, supposed
to have been lost in the vicinity of Prospect street
orson the Common. The finder shall be suitably reward
ed by leaving at the Spy office the store of
aI0 dtf
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The Frieate Fulton Lost.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 19th.-The steamer
Atlantic, which has arrived below, reports the
loss of the U. S. steam frigate Fulton, which
went ashore on Santa Rosa Island, near Pen
sacola, during gale. The hull lies high and
dry and is breaking up. The crew and stores
are saved
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-20

CHICAGO, Sept l9.--In the case of Hussey
VS.. Mccormick, for an infringement of the pa
tent for the cutting apparatus of u reaping ma
chine, tried recently before Judges Mclean
and Drummond decision was given to-day
in favor of the plaintiff, Hussey.
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$ PIC Il s .


We shall perhaps be told that the prices quoted do not
differ greatly from those at present in operation in Wor
cester of this aware but beg remind those who
object that prices irrespective of quality is fair cri-
terion MS to cheapness.
In ORDER therefore, that the truth of assertions
may be tested respectfully request trial. which
is the only mode of arriving at fair conclusion.
n. B--EotelS, Boarding Houses, Town and Country
Dealers and all large consumers, supplied the most
reasonable terms.
All orders in the city promptly attended to; those
from the country shall receive like attention, and be
dispatched by the first c0nreydRce. dSwlm sis
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COAL CHARCOAL!l
VIII be found at the
T. WARD ON MANruESVIP {

CITY COAL YARD, ON MANCHESTER STREET
Hard Wood Charcoal in large small quantities. deliv
cred to any part of the CITY, at reasonable price and
according to order. Coal be furnished by the
load ii any wish. Orders may be left at the Charcoal Of
fec Manchester street, in the order box the Post
Office; also at Obed Williamss house Arch street
50 d3nl* j. W. HOOPER.
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GYMNASIUM, CLARK'S BLOCK.

In compliance with the request of many Ladies and
Gentlemen, classes will now be formed the new GYM
nasium connected with the Academy of Fine Arts The
exercises will be under the guidance of competent in
Structors
HouRs-For Ladies', from 81 till Al O'Clock D. M for
Gentlemen, from IS, and from u to 81 clock D. M
TERMs-l month $3.50; months So; 6 months So; 1
year IS. NJ |. ROBINSON,
L. J. GARDNER.
Worcester, Sent, L., 1859, 90
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CURRENT PRICES
AT
NEW EN- AND
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICE ESTABLISHMENT
21O Main ST., worcester, Mass.
BLACK TEA.

BLACK TEA.
per ID.
Good Oolong Tea, 3Uc
Pekoc Favored do. do. 4Oc
Extra Fine Oolong, splendid family Tea soc
Best 0olong Tea, highly recommended 60c
Best English Breakfast, very choice, 5Oc
Finest Lapsang Souchong this is the best Black Tea
imported zoe
Best Orange Pekoe soc
Best Flowery Pekoe, TIC
GREEN TEA.
Fine Young Hyson Tea, try it, Acc
Extra Fine do do excellent family Tea, SOC
Very choice do do highly recommended, 60c
Best Silver Leaf do do bestimported, only 75c
Fine 4unpowder do try it SOC
Best Old Hyson do, only Zoe
Best Imperial do a treat, soc
Pearl Leaf Gundowder do very best, Sl00
ren per cent off the above prices for all quantities
above five lbs. Original Packages sold at small advance
NM cos q imnnrlati
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TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES,

OF Every Description,
the whole of which we are determined 10 sell at rery
small profit the OF Importation believing as we
do that reciprocity of interests is the safest foundation
on iphich to build a large and important business
We are DESTROYS that every article we sell may give
perfect satisfaction the consumer and therefore our
first great leading principle shall always be to supply the
people of Massachusetts generally with Tea Coiee ana
Spices of the sterling quality at prices winch can
not fail TO meet the appreciation OF all. -
In order to accomplish this great desderatuu we snail
bring to bear large amount of practical knowledge, de
rived from strict personal attention to the Tea Coffee and
Spice business, in all its various departments, both in
Europe and America and thus we are qualified for the
exercise of sound discriminating judgment in the selec-
ton all articles submitted to the notice of our custom
ers
The difficulty of procuring good and genuine Tea COT
Spices moderate prices, is we think admitted
by ALL This In great measure is attributable TO the
manifest natentiOn in the selection OF those articles by
those who deal in them promscuousy But by uniting
three and important articles and giving them the
whole of our attention. together with our thorough
knowledge of the business, and other resources which
we possess this difficulty and shall be overcome and
henceforth the people of Worcester and surrounding
country shall be supplied with Tea Coffee and Spices OF
the rich and fragrant description, at Prices Which
cannot fail to please
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tea, Coffee and Spices
2lO Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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DUTTERl BUTTERFLIES received,
NJ Z w E n G l. A n l
TEA COMPANY,
WORCESTER MASS.

The b0undless which has crowned our efforts in
other cities has induced to extend our operations TO
the city of Worcester.
Consequently, Friday, Sept 3, 1883, we opened the
above premises with very extensive and well selected
stu of
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AN EXTRA TRAIN will leave Worcester TUESDAY
MORNING. 945 arrival of the train from SPRING
field and return after the close of the Convention.
SIG DIT G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
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- of leicester Bank hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting for the choice of Directors for the wear
ensuing and for the transaction of other business
that may legally come before them, will be held
next at O'Clock P. M d. J.. MERRIAM, Cashier.
Leicester.
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Clothes.
WORCESTER & NASHUA
RAILROAD NOTICE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
At Fitchburg. Sept. goth

Es-z RAILROAD NOTICE
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
At Fitchburg, Sept. goth.
AN EXTRA TRAIN will leave Worcester TUESDAY
MoRNING at s45 arrival Of the train from Spring
hed and return after the close Of the Convention.
AND EX OURS IONl
s 6 O O.!
TO MONTREAL & RETURN.
Montreal from Worcester, Boston, Salem Lowell Law
renee, Nashua, and stations between Worcester and
Nashua, to Montreal,
TUESDAY SEPT. goth,
fer the purpose visiting Montreal Quebec Toronto
Victoria Bridge Montmorency Falls and other places of
The Excursion Party will leave Worcester Ills a.
M. Tuesday next
Passengers can return on any train before Oct LIST
A GRAND CRICKET MATCH will be played at Mon
trea between All England eleven and twenty-five
Lower Canada on Wednesday, the 2st inst and follow
Tekts for the Excursion for sale all Ticket Offices
sl7 ' dst $500 JOSIAH PERHAM.
BLACKSTONE BANK.--The Stock
- holders of the BLACKSTONE BANK, Uxbridge,
choice of Directors and transaction any business
M M6 may S ega come 6eHre them will be held in the
+. w. HAYWARD, Cashier.
Uxbridge Sept IL, 1889 dim
CENTRAL BANK.-The annual meet
~ ing of the stockholders of the Central Bank for the
choice of Directors for the year ensuing; the limit
of the loan Directors and for the transaction of any
other business that may legally before them viii
be held at their Banking Rooms, on MONDAY the Sd
day of October next at 10 o'clock A NJ
G.. +. HARTSH0RN, Cashier
Worcester, Sept. Is, 1859. dto3
+ EICESTER BANK.-The Stockbold-
- of leicester Bank hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting the choice Directors for the wear
ensuing, and for the transaction business
that legally before them, will be at their
Banking Rooms, MONDAY, the Sd dav of October
next, at O'Clock p. ID. J., MERRIAM, Cashier.
Leicester Sept Is, 1859. dtO3 sis
GYMNASIUM, CLARKS BLOCK.
In compliance with the request of many Ladies and
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Warlike Preparations in Europe.

Wcre tho wboIa IF This FARGO in p;oJr,,pt tall
ina, H.. s,,dnan nr,nv q, Go 400 man ,harn ',nid
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n'a'o". Wv. VI NV - o"''r."S o' ',"S
s.u'S are " ,or"h P"'' ~ ''e army vi ,ne APPS
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Vi "pe'n'ronS' wnente ,ney can threaten me aus
runs l''. nahA' anu 'nere is 10 ce aho'ner OASIS
at ouSa' wn'ch VIII DC also i1rtlhed ana maze
enera' aepo' LOT 'he troops tha' arrived through
'u1 IT,. inc r ;aiP'ae passes.
Inc rehun eAchequer ~ saio 10 DE IN cohdi'
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nas.,.;,. wort. ~. ,.;,. ..,;.o,u a,.,,od
on tho river Dora which csms ,hs Is,, nor,n nf
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.nae' Inv. ,as. IN. que .. ..e," VI nea.y
eu m,,1:,e ~. . '"a. P''' Vi ,,'e ''".,y'
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GP.AYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GAkHOLL COUNTY. VA,

TIE Ck edled, u not Greatest ot Udfcfiag Rcmyfs.
mn dcrgned presents the claims hi. \PAi.
l VI sELED SIMMER RESORT 10 the c"isii-rlti
and r, nagef "nhghr cd public tpnrru'ary The Sth
III quest OF health pleasure VII ch nature has
admir- bi" AMI unmisakahy adapted II Win ermhm ion
Slrna White Snhur CEa yocae, AMI salt and thal
Nlcse nhinrd and celebrated Tor the of Dvsut
= rheumatism, with It's train of tntaucous Dsa,s
Il" A,.t'c
ILrs prirgs located West and IN 81 ut of the
tr ~ Ridge; Immediately the margin "i New Rive
tn ID from III" m!n nee "t miasma away mp IN The
reli,u / rri"na health amid scenery ih' viii AID
ut narIuntry abonn,ling with Fish AZ Tam
Moi "rnti Hue Cat aud MouIa Nriis"n. Gn>urpass
Cd 2hnits SCI ct " yipviie. th-
M H. u,il nte" village, perhaps il the state III"
Va I ktir'Nd hnm vi ich point til werk lut
lltek>v ~ c,St1b he'd the :. If july tie
Iliip oil The travel Ia and the Sprinss.
RATES OF BOARD;
Ntlilgrn M Ter ~ years old I, halt y -.
WIN GLASEDt IKE. fr, rri,tor,
nj Postmaster at the Gray >nplr, SIrngs,
L. i g a Carr , VA
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-
Election Tickets.

We arc prepared to print any number of tickets
to he used in the ensuing election Price; ~ per
five hundred, or SO per thousand, where orders
are accompanied with the cash.
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gsay" We are requested u announce JOHN
j. LOGAN candidate for he Office u Comn1snner of d
Board OF Public WORKS. march ~ dfdofe
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tie moi -iIH nrckFd, md roget NOT whnt pee
b"nco teaches throas rheumatism dror
bilious affections headaches all ac OF the stomach
aud bowels both ami dy5ente' character, and all
the maadrs and children have been cured Ivy the
of Brandrcths Pills To tell that have paid NIL
lions oi dollars make this truth known, Is Of itself
founding fact and yet word spoken And
the resug Why that about three million persons
The United States partially believe in their efficacy aud have
general Idea OF tho benefits be DERIVED from purgatpn
sickness. But what field for phianrophyi What millions
remain To be converted And let that this know ledge
scend only Christianity In the benefits it is capable
comforting mankind l't not medi,a persuade
that Branlrehs Pills qnack remedy Ii is such thing
What sl " two siiiugs thcs" could not supply
to d"nr My herbs and extract, ali prepared in
laboratory where steam u hundred aud forty
horse is empo,. exclusively for this purpose, besides
an extensive watt power In mseing these p risk moth
ing Tor they have been used by millions thai shoud
feel dspos,d to take sly dose, VIII be able certainly
live through the n and may have the Laugh
sd" hen the lis hat he ii
ctly with that last uri inc. t' in the of Pills..
The Viii without huiipg teeth and
every way improve S"ir ain Sold NJ No &li Canal
street Brandct!s building b. al respect h!r aer. in
medicine aptii 2.-dm.
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BOtetourt.

| We are glad to hear that Col JNo. 7. ANDERSON
Of Botetourt has consented to serve that county
in the next Legislature Of the State. In obedience
to the solicitations Of men Of all parties, Col An
nerson has agreed to serve if elected-and espe-
ciaIly with view of assisting in pushing forward
the great Central Water Line Of Virginia. This
measure, in fact, Col. Anderson av"ws to he the
chief incentive to him to return to the Legislative
Councils Of the State. We trust he may be elected
by vote approaching unanmity.
WE are indebted TO our friend NJ. Edward La.
couture. now in France, for budget of late French
papers. and also Pamphlet. of which he is the
author, entitled "Nouvelle Lgne Commerciale .,
Directs entire Ia France ct Les Etats Unis.". AZ
ter the election is over. We may give our reader,
lsoms trsnslstions from this latter publication.
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ass- We are authorized to announce Gen., o.
O. CLAY As candidate for the Office Of Commissioner II the
Board Of Public Works may JdActtofe.
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CANDID 1TEs FOR OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works.

pI- We are authorized to announce Hon. WIN
N TKEDwAY Of Pnsyivsnia. aeanddafe once Of
Commissioner Of the Board VI Pnblic Works
may adtdofe.
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For House of Delegates Of Va.

Fry AT the solicitation If many friends of NIL
political parties myself candidate TO represent
the county Of Campbeli IL tho House OF Deegairs Of
virginia Iap.ii ldtdofel BOWLING CLARK.
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ENyIt ION OF COW ~ShONEkS 4 Nd
M orr IC, S.At Cuuniy Cpurt. enci aud alt ter
WI! -s9: Or CRED, the following persons al
COMMUNIST, 10 supernten and Officers conduct deg
ton t" Il" Id for ths County and state, lhnrss. 2hh
instant, the al precincts.
Al Conr hJpseti., iulie, VIM, Moore. John & &nrr,ll
Ih"m y rk jr and A j. Clark. Commissioners. jam, =.
PrafmHa. Crer.
II Fo"la rs Calvin Ford Jno p Knight. John ". Stone
Robert X Watkins and stephen Z. HUT Conan
Geo. W l., | tier
8vrto, Cyeck-Johu W Mnimsn. George Vrrsn. La,
Brt"kcn.ids - :. iiimau and Juha Iui.sou,
mi,si'ucrs |. =. ID WHY Crrr
1t VIZ l. md m-Edw ard Crr:er Peter Hunter iamc,
lHl.mau, w Haas and Thomas stevens CounissI
+. {. Erh is. Or
1t Araoidt n harcs Anthony, Edward h,irc I.,c.
k""r nanmi ers and VIM NJ Wthers Commissioners II. X.
Arnold. tri
N Ha,.roo IL W. Adams. II, &. Norman J Moor
man. " hhen l. zeniy and j. NJ Farmer, Comnis
A NJ tioo'ins tlrier
Mdrysri u. Blair Dabncy. L. joe
Robert h,sm, and Il. +. Pearmau Commissioners. Z. e.
Harvey. Critr
1t Falling Ri -er-- james r. Hurt VIM. L. Graham.
Smith, Thus Bi tier aud James +. Galloway,
| Jan es Ter CHER
At Nowias-II Il Hancock, VIM A. Pomc. Wood Jones
1h"s n FrankliI and Boiler Cock ComIns oners Nathan
| Ford
A III. riddifs--P r. whhers b Tweedy II. r. Franklin
Smith 1w.cdy Daniel Evans. Commissioners Isaac
| ii kucker. trier
At Concord Ispet-S. s Diugud George W. Thorhn VIM
Cough James LIN dsay and jas ID Cardwel Commissioners
John w Martin, Crier.
Al Terrys-isaac Johnson N G. Taiarru. Samuel Ty.
rec NJ ) Lsnshorne and Geo s Diueud. Commissioned
| Charles " King Crer.
At Planters Wa, ehoa se-Wm l. Saunders, Granville Jor-
| dan, John \ Mural, b Taiafcrro and VIM Ii Brown,
/ Commissioners Il. Robinson. Crer.
Eriesds UareA. Hse-tieo A. Eurks A. b. Rucker John
A. Tanner, }. tut.is aud X. L. owen, Commissioners
Samuel ID Rumbough, Crier.
| copy Teste
| may l6.cit GEO WIN DABNEY
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D u D l. Ely II A l. L

ktNhfb q w.. .isf SSEFS AND VI ANAGiRs
Geo Knnkcl Jno + Ford and Thos I. Monkey
THOS I. MOXLEY, ..................ArrISa MANAGER
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SAEFbRD'S I1NEt INVIGDRAToR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
A SPRING MEDICINE
A FAMILY MEDICINE.
a GOOD MEDICINE.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS
CURES COSIIVENESS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHROME DIARkIItEA.
CURES 81 MMi.k COMPLAINT
CURES CIipi.Ic.
ttKfS ELAIILENCY.
ndVrt iis'nirut l.: another column.
lTrh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There will bt call suersiuu Or shc Bon rd 81
Directors 81 the Board IL Trade this (nday) evening May
ION at clock nj their room Payne Blaekfords
may ID ait WIN. H. SITUATION, Secretary.
1a0assusaeory Rbeu sisun .-Messps. Perry
Davis S.n-tcnts am at loss to express word.
the satisfaction gives to inform benefit have
received from the oi your Pain Killer A6ou one year
Since attacked with the infannaury he
lug unable 10 walk for eight weeks besides the
I" tho honse the pain pereneed tongue
Hat to return to the object Of This letter. On the
eenbei last had attack than before mme
a"y commenced using the Pain Killer made by which
Ia Immediately Relieved pnin
the necessity Of being confined bed day
is eleven days since the attack and the
entirely subsidized My limbs which tremendously swollen
have assumed their natural shape. In short
well. and feel bound by the sympattes my
Tor those who be thus l ted above
statement that all resort the Pain Killer, that time
pense, and world Of suffering may be prevented
HENRY WEED Clerk at III Genesee Street, Utica.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg. may 6.2w.