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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

IL "AFERS.-From Dr. Jetur Gardiner of New York.
Having used Bryan's Pumonc Waters for con.bs kr
III my family fnd them to be most excellent med
c'e Tor alIaymg cough. attendant uDon colds kc and
would eheeriuy recommend them to the public As sate
remedy. dNwIt ,o
bryan's PuimOntc Waters, the most certain
anu speedy remedy discovered for all diseases Of
Tue nest anu Lungs, Coughs Colds, Asthma Consump
toh' hr"htms, Influenza Ilorscncss, Dhcult breath
hs' sore hroat. &C. &c.-lhese Waters live the most
Instantaneous and perfect relief aud when prrscy,red
WIN according to directions tails to effect rand
and tasting cure Thousands have been rcstor d Il, nor
iect health who have tried other means in vain 10 all
classes and all constitution, they equally bic ssp
ana cure. None need despair no macr hpv Ions the
disease NAV have existed, how even severe it may r
provided the organic struetu OF the vital orrs is not
hopleS>ly dccayed Every afflicted SHOULD live them
WI lhpari" Flai' Prise % cents pei box sale by
all Druggists, deudA wcowlin dc
Atwood's Q"snine Tonic Hitters- he hest
ArSnt nc rome ever oncrr I" the public All ruggi.s
" w EMBELLISHMENTS sep5 eOuly
g orxr Sessions, FuRSisHMG UsDERrAhERANp
R 0FfiS W Aash9t toins Caskets, Patent Metallic
ntuu' ALSO lhe NEW PATENT METALLIC CAskEr OF ali
Every ulnpclnnccted with the management ofruporsIs
F r'1uy at'91eI TO- No ~ Front street residence on
Frl't street. worcester Mass. dawf
niood Food-Attcntion is called 10 this mos, rc-
miihaDle Hnuscoutinc preparation adv crti ed i'm unther
colmh' an entirely new remedy ana must M h.
e9hloudcd til any NJ the numerous patent ,ueIrincs
OF Ue dhN IT isa certain remedy for ali Tho disensns
Spccneu anu especially III Sc Of chronic nutre-of
try 1t! ' 'N''' NuHcrcrs,
Messrs. CnuRou DrroNr Of New York orc no so,e
asenis ~ T. d also prnpretnrs OF the world re Owned
II iAIoN iEFANrlLE CORDIAL, an article which every
MUher should nave in her medicine closet in case az
neeui alu containing, as IL does no paregOrc or ,io
a. hy Alu, II can be relied upon with the utmost con-
nuelce. ana VIII be found an Invaluable article in ali
columbus. WV "'"e "OafHdt
nIR, see 9dyGrtisemcnt, For sale by GEO r. SpuRR
nAfin SCOTT NJ Il GREEN d CO.. and GEoRnE
y '1'"''' ""rocster' d&wln MIC
ClnfNh Is making splendid Pho,aprnnbs cn,nr.d ~.
Main street titt ''"'"ioFPeSa az l66
Di,~, g.. N. hiil az ThOmpson's Medical on,o. |
G,urt6 naee "oe'' 'uP stars See advertisement o.
W" niyjn |
f,i aut ~ sSypdwin, an experienced ana succcss
W. W., W aWe, n0ds herself In readiness dny ond nil,
s , ~ w duties of hor profession Residence" 10
VI" o4 |
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

Eric ton MISUNDERSTANDING been nnuotutcd Ia, he
FfGuon Match Co as Agents the sale OF Their
Mhichts IN Worcester and vicinity, we hrrpbv sjyc
nuticc that we shall Keep cunstuutly ON hnr nv,
met OF ticir celebrated Matches, which will he snl1
10" lor cash, and satisfaction Guaranteed " " ''"
jy2l dtf Nus ~ ,n nd qA y ,tLAkk,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13
Isryan's PuImomlc Wufr,, tho -

AtwoOd's 0"inine T"nic HItters- h. hest
have it. See advertisement srn3 eneiIv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

MRS. y. GsODdwin, an exper,snco, 90, 60
~ m W. hols herself IN readiness day and nig 10
Austin street. Az '''o" hesIuenco, 10
"" oN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

ihr second Social Assembly Of n si
fnra gI II5 Oh Kills IL pAf Lyening bee - 1t HoT0
cts may be had of A. 4. Robinson at Reed, Pds lick
&c Rooms Harrington Corner. ana at the door 9o rsnh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-13

,CihNh Is making splendid Pho,1prnpbs eoInr.d ar
Main street. ,,itt '' h"'"iotNPes, az lbb
uu dl
Dr~; q. A. IhiiI a. Th0mpson's Medical NM.
fourth pace dtc wv "Nerusemeht .,
wv uy1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

EeT England an were clothed better end far neater
appearance me oversssr told me that was not more a
aad that the aud women under hs charge did
tae.s work better and were more easily laAaaged THAI
TIE general run Of white operatives. .
any clt aper than would be By whites but was far
more sctosy 70 have done by their negroes They
could 10. g.: Along WIN whe operatves near ~ we'll he
that the former were always dscontented unhappy
aud ret to DO depended on The neyroes the contrary
able TO work from end Of the year the other There
was nothing he thought, 70 prevent abe system being
especially where water power and the material were
10 be hao on the SPOT He acknowledged though that II
was quite task TO take Of all the operatives but
on the whole he preferred the negroes the whites aad
would not exchange his operatives for any gang OF whites
no matter where they came from. The Bel factory
goods dnt ready market Ia nsar'y ali the Southern
States but more especially ia Alabana M,ssis.lppI Ten
nessee and louisiana The goods highly spoken OF
BY planters sne merchants, and already the company
South Carolina State Fair held 81 Charleston year or
two ago, diploma ana silver medal were awarded
srytaT wn,,. V ne Uss, eoeess oo.,oaaaes ana
STATE tho company was equally successful Tho students
al the law school at Montgomery have recently ordered
their Uniforms and every day the demand the goods
Increases. By and by Southern manufacturers viii be
trying tbes bands al fine goods If they should be IS
successful their undertaking rs a Nessrs Patton Co.
have been in theirs. what powerful blow will be struck
II Northern manufacturers WITH slave labor well Goa
the ground there is no Why Southern manu.ac.
lures cosld not successfully compete with their rivals 10
New Eogiand and all Il requires is few OF enter
prise, i,Se MessTs. Patton Co TO bring about such
result.
Now Huntsville not the only place in the South whore
slave labor is successfully employed in Manufactures
tour through the cotton States viii convince any unpre
JUDGED person that there thousands OF slaves
competent to weave, to cast shut,ie 20 turn Wheel 70
greae or oil the wheel and keep it ia MOTION" Mr. Be-
wards perveson Of the acts to the contrary notwlth
standing. SOUTH.
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CITY POLITICS.

The Mozart Hall and Union Conven-
lions The Tammanyites Anxious for
the Spoils-Ths Candidates who Will
Probably be Nominatsd-Declina tion of
Jugds Brady, &c, Sc, &c.
As we stated In yesterdays issue the city and county
Convention OF the Mozart Hall wing Of the democracy viii
assemble this evening and much interest Is felt by the
politicians in the result OF the proceedings. Tammany
Hall Affects supreme indifference respecting tie course OF
her pulssant rival but II is patent to the ot careless
observers that the profoundeat anxiety felt by the wig
wan chieftalns Notwithstanding all their blus.er and de
Gance. The friends OF the Tammany nominees many or
them shrewd knowing politicians, are working most ac-
lively to procure the endorsement OF their fayortes BY
Mozart 90 that is re,ya very difficult matter 10 pre-
dict what will be the result OF all the engnee, ing
greasing soft soapipg and barterng which are going
SAB rosa.
OF course there are vast number Of aspiring indiyid
uah who would have objection to the nomination OF
Mozart Hail. All the Tammany Hall and reoklnridge
nominees are candidatss but as usual only about the
twentieth part OF those who expect viii be 90 much
as mentioned in convention To the nomination OF Mr..
James Lynch for Register there appears to be no strong
oppo st!on and his friends contend that be will be
pmcntcd with nomination by a,cianation Mr. Lynch,
will be remembered has already been taken up by the
BecAinrdge party that IL Mozart Hall thro In her
support, the contest for the Rec stershp will be the
warmes and most exciting in the race for the local
srols The battle will be between Nessrs. James Lynch,
Matthew T. Brennan and John Koyser the latter tbs
publican candidate.
Recorder George g. Barnard, the Tamany nominee for
Supreme Court strongly urged upon Mozart; but he
may be overihrcwn by the other candidates.
Judge Russell and Mr. Charles A. May the contest
ants for the Recordershp. The former has the nomna
ton in his hands II he wishes TO accept IT, Mr.. NAY
the Breckenridge nominee.
For City Judge, John AcCunn and Michael Connolly
arc the principal Candidates. Some persons add the
name Of Judge schermerhorn but II Is not certain that
he Is candidate At all. McCunn Ia working vigorously
for the nomination. which, with the TAmmany endorsa
he considers equivalent 10 an election by the people,
Mr. Edward. C. West appears 10 be hs favorte for Sur
roaa,e, aud Mr.. Schwarzwaelder Is pressed Tor the
supervsorship.
The City and County Conventions OF the unonists win
be In session TO night at Thope Of Broadway and
Eighth street. or the intended action Of the delegates but
little Is known. II generally believed that ndepend
ent nomination win be made, excep. that Of Mr. Fred
A. TAlmadse, who urged for the Recordership by many
OF MS icnus iss fr S1rra~s s,>rr
Register City Judge and super visor VIII, u thougnt,
be taken from the democratic tickets.
The Union Congressional Conventions will meet to.
evening" and the AssSmby Conventions on next
Monday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

IRON abroad. The Dean gichsAe.- DSss'-s o'-'s
day nswt o.,aho. . :. -, -tlon
uPen The new names that have been put on to the ssct
raj ticket ny the Cooper Institute Committee They
unodioialy advised tina COMMITTEES Of fifteen that they
vii accept the six names Pot district electors bat
no declinston having been received from Chancellor
Waworth, no opinion has, been given to the accept
anee OF the name Of Henry s. Randall The latter gen
tenan has, however, sgulaed his willingness to be con
sdered en- that ticket.
Tie objec, OF this meeting is TO ratify and give add
tionai impetus to this electoral ticket to give such
public endorsement In this city will strengthen IT
throughout the State and encourage the anti republican
forces In the States OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey
The politicians fairly getting walked up, and hence
forth we may expect that city win be In blaze OF
glory with their music, torches and speeches until the
final settling CT the conte at the POLLS the 9th OF
November.
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City IAtelIi0s....


FAss ALARMS or FlRT.-we are In yeee,n, a, MANY
complaints lately respecting the careless manner IN which
sos oensers Of the fire districts perform their duties
has eat many cases the wrong districts are sounded
for fIe proves 10 be no Ore at all the bells hav
ing been rung through ws, OF proper inspection by the
ringers correspondent calls cur attention 70 this unde
sirsbe state OF affairs and asks Is there remedy al
the time pertnenty remaYSing that many members
OF the fire department merchants clerks and me
ceanics who can u afford to be dragged away from bust
ness without cause reason Tue authorities should
stapiy abAted.
TIE EvxNNc scHoors The evening schools which have
proved SO great blessing to large class OF PEG
pie will reopen night in nearly all the wards Of the
city II unnecessary to pont out the immense benefits
which are thus Afforded the aborg classes who have
thirst for knowledge but whose daily syocations in not
permit them " devote any other time but the evening
study md self Improvement The schools are entirely free
fchage Employers should endeavor 10 second the efforts
OF the Board OF Education by giving these under them
every facility to avail themselves u this opportunity Of
acquiring Information.
FrSERAL OF jams c. RrIHKgFoIr. The funeral OF
James Rutherford took place yesterday afternoon
elected to the legislature where he introduced tho Emf
grant ald the Evening School bills, and school
missioner, and chairman OF the evening school commit
tee The funeral was large and respectable.
Tx WoMESa LmRARy.--An interl sting meeting will
take place this evening the Rev. L II Chapins church
on the occasion Of the public opening OF the womons IL
brary. Rev. Henry Ward Beeoher James T. Brady aud
others viii speak on the importance and dui OF furnish
shing for women the same means and advantages OF edo
cation which are now enjoyed by The meeting viii
be- without doubt largely attended. II commences at
eight O'Clock Several handsome donations have lately
been made to the library.
FIRE N AvIsux About seven o'clock on Saturday
night IRE broke out in the cellar Of the building
No. ls5 avenue A, occupied by Thomas Kane
for the storage OF straw. Mr. Kane also occupies
the inst floor as a feed store The hremcn were
promptly at the premises aud extingrished the
fre before II spread beyond the cellar. The upper
part OF the building is occupied by several tenants, who
iaooeeded in escaping uninjured The damage to the
stock By IRE and water viii amount TO about so0-not
insured. The building is owned by Mr.. Kane; II is
damaged about $500 and injured for 81 COO, In the
stuyvesAns Insurance Company The origin Of the nre
Is unknown at present.
Fnx IN CANAL SIRErT.The alarm or Are for The Third
district last night shortly before nine O'Clock originated
on the second floor Of the building No 3s5 Canal street
in the premises occupied by F.. Cohen The flames
quickly extnguished by the police. The damage done TO
the furniture will amount to about SO; insured The
IRE originated In closet among clothing but from
what cause is unknown at present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01
Alleged Fraud On the Revenue.
CSITEp stains DISTRICT COURT.
Before U,u. Judxe Belts

Before Hon. Judge Beus.
The United Sotcs r. l2e Bais If Paddin, the libel
IN this csse alleged that Collector scheIi In September
Lat a, the city q New York. seized forfeited 10 the
United states The l.5 bales Of padding imported into the
port q sew YORK subject 10 duties and entered hat
nvoce Was proc uoed and t with the Collector Ths,
upou m examination and spprssenent the packages and
invoice we're found have been made up with intent By
false va.4Atcu extension and othcrvne, 70 evads and
dcfraud tho ievtnne Of the United States In this,
bsi the goods contained 10 the packages were valued N
value wholesale price abroad OF The soocs the period
OF exposisou 70 the United states thereby intending 70
soss .a ss inc soaa II. .m. we're Sued
Jaw TO pay on The importation thereof INTO the
sn.d mss e $50 p 'ss' ;a Than he c,a es
thereof, with intent 70 evadc All dclraud he
snd that tie eoois By reason aforesaid became
crtn Il Cou, rondemnirs the goods george Brown,
u the hm q smiston Brown, Interesting for James
and ohets ~ Dundee In Scotland appeared and
e'smsi tbe msfchsncse, sverring that his said Arm
wte ID The possession thereof NJ the time q the seizure
the vsneis The cslusnt George Brosn also pu, In
srtgtr by James o. Craig, Dq., his proctor claiming
inst the chandiSe DID not become lifted, a. alleged
given by the proctor for the claimant that
dcrrte q condemnation and forfeiture be entered. and
tic uTehardse be delivered 10 The claimants, upon pay
The registry Of the ooprt The United states District
Attorney consented that the merchandise Be discharged
from custody, upon The esImans hiIrg srorn claim p.
sIprs sed vslvs OF the ssmesnd conseutng 10 decree
Of csIds mnaion and forftcre.
The Ccult entered q decree which, ster rectng that
the goods bavrg been attached by the Marshal and
defcnce the libel Of Information having been int
posed ard tho claimants having paid into the registry OF
The court SIS eco e5 80 the npprsed vAne Of the 200 ~
On Hrr ccnsents n Cned states District Attorney n1
proctor FOR claimants, ordered that the goods be N.
etmEed forfeited 10 the GATED states ard that out 81
Tie proceeds pst by the claimants iato court the ers
pay the sxed cyss AMI psy the balance 81 IN moue ~
lie Tell ct,r " tc b. In st'tutcf accotiaS " Aw
Anectt "a u Collector oil 30 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01
SENATOR SEWARD ON SLAVE LABOR.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
oa reasing the report Of Senator sevards speech ~
Dabuqre Iowa, On the 2la INST the following Passase
struck ne az sinEulary devoid Of truth
Ineed not speak OF manufactures the African slave 10
reduced 70 brute may be, and he 70 pcompe
tent 20 weave, cast shuttle, TO tura wheel, 70
vas, naru.acturiDg establishments United states,
in The esab nenis Of the forests and Of the nshe
RES OF the manufactures throughout TIE whole world
thefe i rot cue African slave 70 be found.
without entering into any lengthy argument on the
Correctness or mcorrectBccs Of Mr. scwsds views In
terence the application or slave labor 10 manufactures
won.d smpiJ call bis attention 10 the following extracts
from the nes of the HsRAp, under the bead OF Our
Special Huntsville Correspondence," dated Huntsville,
Alabama, Feb. 10, 1900
rse,,b snd the inhsbiians Of New England especially,
that labor can be applied 70 the manufacture OF
cotton goods well 40 TO the production Of the raw ma
fers that the south actually has In her power 70
compete with The manufacturers Of Lowell aud lawrence
The p~optietors Of the Dell fastory the FLINT river,
sssd the fact FOR over thirty year. they have bad an
excessive mill operation which has ways been worked
a,ssd.a Ii. experiment THROUGH the poicnc,s Of Or
Charles Patton, the principal o~ner o. Inc
was eeaeed 70 vsit We aiosy Yesterday AM y, 81
Rel factory has been in operation since 1870 under The
rnansst rgnt OF Messrs Patton, Doregsn TABOR. IN
$40 he premises destroyed by DE, but they we're
rebuilt tc following year Inc MILL Is one hundred fee.
"'nf @n1 MY uNe proa1, ulree ane
high. With foundation walls thirty six inches IN
fhekness From ninetynve 70 one hundred hands
ore employed daily In the manufacture OF
rcuooa'es osnabures, denlms, tkirgs stripes checks
shirsnss drilling, nghams kerseys leans and plads
In any factory In the country. Oh every door h args
ciern Of water and large number Of buckets that In
OF ere the means OF cxtnguishiux may b. ri
hand Al night the bulldog IA guarded BY q wstchmsn
Who tolls the bell every hour and visits every nook ahd
o. ,hs buire every half hour durss bis watch
mediate rerhhefhooi ~ the mill ard has ih. sencrsl
pernteodeace OF the establishment allotted 70 his
The Ars, noo- Is occupied q cardiug y. faunt
ahcct twcoiy ncafoca employed On tbs ao5r, who NJ
pesrcd pcrf0f thslr SOCK With a. "a lca accuracy
utompness a. white rcsfs The cas ativ~s hAp
py sea couteni. "a iook are Win i1e thts szses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01
Obituary.

The Hon. Frances OSBORN WAR;. member or tho Boston
bar died At his residence In Roxbury Mass on the 2sh
aiser long and most painful Illness His disease
cancer, which II was hoped erad,ca.ed by severe
surgical operation, which he underwent about year
SINCE but which again reappeared aud has confined him
TO his houfe for many months Mr.. Watts born In
verify in 1892 Mr. Watts Represented Suffolk county in
The State Senate for some years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

HAYWOOD, EDDY. CO, Managers o. The
DrIAwAsE-HrrnA Class as, ssrrrnssn -. 1850
s, 9, 8, 80, "a, 81, 80. II, rs, 60, 40, 65, SO.
D. a AZ q Sss s.rrsn' y g iss .,
Circulas ssD, free Of charge By sddresnx either
Or 70 WOOD. EDDY 4 co., g. Louis, Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

,. 'day, September 10 ia n.
Dcsog-FmHR -Gn - 'opa caurch bv ihs p sas
Greene strsst Methodist Epk = 10 CzASoyYs T, e.'
Charles Harris, JoSxx DcBe.
both Of this city.
Eewburg papers please copy. ,be, a :, ~
PKRaY-SnRsoS. Thursday 6ept1nN ~ ,bs p WIG
residence OF the BRIDE No. 1l6 Prince street, N.Y.
Dr. AcRoy, SENECA PxR2Y 10 Mrs. VS.. Syfrsos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

NOTES.-The Eureka Sewing Machines
Can be purchased
And paid for In WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ISsTATNKNTs.
0nce, A23 Broadway. Clubs supplied. Axtn wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

To Clergy men To Touch the lie arts of
people you should properly uaeris The principles Of
human nature and 10 understand this should becme
No Brond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

Weed Patent Sewing Machines are Fa-
vories everywhere Fcsufui styles for family $50
manufacturing szes Us and 10 strh both es AXE 81
Broadway. J. n WHITNEY A co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

stsinway 4 sons Overstrung Grand
square considered the be
warranted for ave years wserooms q AID 81 Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Noiscless
R<vlur Nachoes the for family wing as
Boalway New York is2 Fulton street. Broc&lyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDs. roTEs Arr
"A thcse ceiebrxsd Cards be hal ony U3 Broad
corner OF Duape street
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"a Clear Complexion" 70 Desired NJ ALI
,saies US PHALoNs sso- White Oriental Cres~."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

Shirts, shirts-six for Ss.-mads from
Tire beat AmoskcAg and wamsulia nsLA Depot loo Chss
ham street. corner Of Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

Brooklyn Phoeogrs pins -Mtniat~rs, Ca
bines. Imperial, Ilfs sire, une ansasd. CuAs IA WILL
HANSON. EniAbnshsd ISL.
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The Rest Manufacturing and Family
MAJ hines In The world at n siNoFs COS 40 Boad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

Radical Cure of Hernia, or Roptnrs.-
Dr. g. n. MARSH, of the well known hc.ss o. rI1 %
the rhNreh, dsvotes
spscss attention % The surgical sdssos ~ he Radical Cas
fYuen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

senator Hammond ON Sewing MA
chines"r tsks pleasure IN saying. that the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines have more than sustained ny epse
taon. After trying and returning 0tAere have three ~
them operston my dferent and a-r Our
TRIAL faul 70 fndJ Hammond, Senator u south
Carolina