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plates forming and fastening the iron
box TO the outside iron plate of the door, and Joining d.
recy or to the inside wood casing, thus forming con-
nuous conductor of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood CASING
and contents of the safe
~ Al SQfeS sdue ours are thus bull.
e5B ErdBlyhe your SAFE door
The Marland Patent Safe Is constructed entire
ly cut of all communication of heat to this part by 50
constructing the door and the doorway of soap stone
or other non-conducting material, to have iron
bolts running through the door or iron plate around
the doorway, any connections from the outer to the
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents of the safe eeciually protected from heat
the safe.
Manufacturers and PrOprlotors,
30 School street. opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass
Samples at stores OF Bush Il Co., FITCn a O1Is
O. Il. HARVEY. HIRAM freezer and at G. FOSTER 4
COS, Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3l
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8uuks, Stationery, 1T.
RLANK BOOKS, ASSESSORS

RLANK BOOKS, ASSESSORS
M 5t8ek large assortment of Blank Books
~ from the cheapest to the best penn FOOLS Ian
IL rsi and tyelve-mos Journals and Ledgers
ufaetnre Of Blank Books for BANKS P9q 70 tae man
without printed headngs and 20 any pattern with or
ssesSors Book OF different kinds in use Tax Rocks
Also, ne assessors Hand Book for Valuation Nth
printed meanings hrst issued last year and Tound 70 he
Blank Forms bound in neat and suh.ton.,., 49,.
Old Book, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music etc bound in
appropriate bindings '1N Ai
Every variety Of
Foreign 81 Domestic Stationery
PAPERS OF EVERY GRADE,
American, French, and English
Agric uIturaI Books,
in part to be found in the following list.
Flint's Mich Cows and Dairy Farming new edition.
Mason's Farrier and stud Book by Skinner
Dadds Modern Horse Doctor.
Linsley's Morgan Horses
Scrutator on Horses and Hounds.
The Field Book of Manures of the American Muck
BOok-BrOwne
Practical Landscape Gardening, by G. NJ. Kern
Kemp on Landscape Gardening
Practical Landscape Gardening, Parks and Pleasure
Grounds, by Smith.
Book of Cage Birds by Henry B; Hist.
The American Bird Fancer, by Browne.
The Western Fruit Book by Elliott.
Downings Fruit and Fruit Trees Of America, revised
edition.
just received. the
MOUNT VERNON GEM,
Engraved by the American Bank Note Company
This beautiful little Gem gives artistic likeness of
George Washington, a view of the Mount Venom Man
sion and the last resting place of the Father of his
expressly frame the Mount Vernon Gem and is sold
with view to appropriate tenth of the proceeds in
aid of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
EDWARD MELLEN, JR.,
Bookseller, stationer,S Blank Book Manufacturer,
ap2l d&wn 239 Main street.
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u NouCE.-Pease call at the Foundery OF EARLE
JONES ON Union street, near Mechanic street, and
buy one of Rchs Patent Cast Iron Flows. We will sell
them at the wholesale price, and give you rst rate
article. We have an assortment to select nom. Call
and them and rs per cent IN your purchase We
will take Wood or Old Iron In payment
ap3 dtfNw3t EARLE JONES.
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q RIO YER & B A X Z r.
CELEBRATED NOIsELEss
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

New Styles
Prices from $50 to SIPS; Hemmers, SIS extra.
These machines from two spools, purchased
from the store, requiring reminding of thread they
HEM fell gather, and stitch in superior style, finishing
each by their operation, without recourse to
the hand needle is required by other machines They
will do better and cheaper sewing than seamsress can
even if she works for one cent hour.
Ofaces of Exhibition and Sale, at GEORGE p. BRY
ANTS Mechanics Hall, Worcester; Is Summer street
Boston; 495 Broadway, New York. dly jy22
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he manufacturers OF these Lozenees, have for years
recipe which would be invaluable in the alienation and
cure of all bronchial difficulties. ant length having
received the assistance of distinguished Boston phvs
clan, before the public with an article which they
warrant second to none now in use
those afflicted, can feel perfectly secure in using the
Lozcngcs, Tor they have been thoroughly during
the past year. as they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite in pronOunCng
them fully equal to thing OF the kind in the market
he reputation which CHASE ~ co have cnjoved for
the past twelve in the manufacture OF Lozenges
that could be relied upon for strength and purity will
guarantee of the superior excellence of the Bronchial
LoZen.es And their perfect Knowledge of the business
together with heir facilities for manufacturing, enable
them to place this Specific within the reach ALL
They can be found at all the respectable Apohecarics
Grocer and Country Stores at the low price of 10 cts
Ministers, Public Speakers. Teachers Singers and
Others will find it tor their advantage to give them fair
GEO. R. sPURR, POI Main street will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity, at Wholesale or Retail
Is deoptf
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, of Connecticut,
~ is known ALL over the United States DIFF mig
FRO n, $ T Z E L, x c.
large assortment OF best Refined from round fiat and
square SOU. neians ShaitmF Iron from t. iGehei diam
Assorted Swedish Iron, fiat and square
Best Norway Bar Iron
Best horse-nail rods from L. Il. Iron.
large assortment of horse and oN-sh0c Iron.
large variety of Norway shapes and rods
inches wide.
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior Iron.)
Oval and hali-round Iron. from to inch.
Sheet Iron.
Best Cast Steel English and American. square, fiat and
sheet.
Best Machinery Cast Stee
Slei.l-shue steel.
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
Bli>tered IL Steel.
Calkng Steel.
Cast Steel Face Anvils and Vises
Best English Anvils and NiseS
Nuts and Washers.
AXletreeS and Boxes.
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts.
Blacksmths Bellows Sledges and Hammers.
Drill and Stone Hammers
Portable Furges.
Cable Chain
best of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files
BuraX
Beach Sanu
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grndstones
The above will be sold on the most adorable erms
by the subscribers at their old stand Washington Square
PRATT d INMAN.
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furniture, ke.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E. W. VAIL, late of the firm of f. G. Partridge & Co..
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious WarehOnse No Fagg Build
ing opposite the Bay state House, Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches and will keep constantly hand well select
ad stock of substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
casn from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish any sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist Of rich and medium Drawing
Room, ParOr, Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses in variety of style and finish; will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Of Mattress
cS also very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades, Fixtures, &c; all the most approved kinds OF
Spring Beds and in tact every article usually found it,
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered 10 order in superior Do not fail to
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I,olItIcnI Intelligence.

The democrats Of Lowell held meeting
Tuesday evening, which was addressed by
Gen. Butler, in defence of the Massachusetts
delegates to Charleston, after which resolu-
tionSwere adopted endorsing his course.
Francis A. Hoffman OF Chicago declines the
republican nomination for lieutenant governor
of Illinois, which has now for the second time
been bestowed on him. He asks that he NAV
remain IAN unobrusive yet unyielding private
IN the republican ranks"
Seven governors of states-viz, Morgan of
new York, kirkwood OF Iowa, Ramsey Of
Minnesota, Randall Of Wisconsin Dennison
OF Ohio, Woods Of Illinois, and Morrill, of
Name, are at the fremont House in Chicago,
ADVISING with their respective delegations.
Calhoun Benham was confirmed as district
attorney OIL California, by vote of 20 to II.
"r Douglas being absent when the call com.
meneed' and asking the reason which induced
dlsunion on the nomination. answered ,hot
his being concerned in duel wa. No, s,a,a;a,,
cause for rejection and voted ,or NJ. oo,,'
frmaton.
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From the phIladelphln InnnIrrr.

INTERESTING RELICs.-Col A. G. Water.
man, the father of the patriotic project to erect
a monument in Independence Square, in this
city, to perpetuate the memory of the great
master spirits Of the American Revolution,
showed us yesterday small quantity of the
identical tea that was thrown overheard in Bos.
ton harbor on the 18th of December, 1776. 1t
was sent to Col. Waterman by Chas. Hosmer,
of Hartford, Connecticut, who is secretary of
the Historical Society of Connecticut, and, we
be lieve, an honorary member of the Penn.
sylvania Historical Society, to deposit in
the corner stone of the monument about
to be erected in this city to the signers
of the Declaration of Independence. The
tea was gathered the morning after the de.
struction of the three cargoes in Boston liar.
Dor, in 1770 on the shore OF Dorchester neck,
and was presented to Mr. Secretary Hosmer
many years since, while attending meeting
of the Historical Society in Boston, in the
presence of the Hon. John Quincy Adams
Bancroft, the historian - Judge Davis, and
many others, by the Hon. Isaac Z. Davis, who
obtained it from Rev. DIR. Harris, of Dorches
ter. There can be no question as to the au
thenticity Of the article. There is most
beautiful idea couched in the movement Of
Mr.. Hosmer and We hope to see the relic de
| posted in the corner stone of the monument
| on the Fourth of July next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

HARMONY GROVE, BIRMINGHAM. - This
beautiful spot, combining as it does all that a
party can desire on summers day, either on
the land or water, will have new attractions
during the coming summer. Ample provis.
ions will be made, we hear, for the complete
shelter and amusement of visitors. On the
lake there will be steamer in charge of cautious
and experienced persons, besides a new fleet
OF boats. For the sake of our Sabbath schools,
temperance societies, and religious and chari-
table organizations, whose wise habit it is to
spend one day at least of each year in Gods
first temples, we are glad the grove is now in
the hands of men who know aid have the
public spirit to do all that can reasonably be
asked Of them. We advise our friends to visit
it and judge for themselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

Over fifteen hundred men are employed in
the shad fisheries on the Connecticut river be-
tween Hartford and Saybrook.
Abby Jane Wade, who had served out
term in the Connecticut state prison, having
liking for her old quarters, broke into the
prison 4 year or two since, but was not al
lowed to stay. a few months ago she was
again committed to Jail for her old crime of
theft, but this time finding the restraint she
had formerly liked, dsagreeabe, she last Mon
day morning scaled the prison walls and took
her departure.
One of the persons arrested for attempting
to break into the Thompson Bank, and who
passes by the name of Albert Smith, is the
notorious bank robber, John w. Rand, who
has committed bank depredations in a number
OF states within the last sixteen or seventeen
years, and has managed to get off, or, if i'm
prisoned, to escape.
a very heavy rain storm passed over por-
lion of Connecticut on Monday. The towns
on the west side of the Connecticut river be-
low Middletown got a good drenchins. AT
Deep River there was very severe hail storm
Quite breeze has been occasioned at New
Haven, on account of sham prize fight be-
tween two silly students at Yale College,
named Vanderpool and Duffield the latter a
clergyman son. 1t seems that all the para.
phernalia of the "ring" was provided, and the
parties stripped to the waist and went at it,
senafated Tho studants ronara,r nv" Sco We &c
feel the affair to no disSracof,i nno se nd ~
ntimated the attending stuGents viii he nInaiI
cd from tbe coIloao '''Oe"'' III NC "a Peil-
A meeting of the legislative 20 mittoo on
aoriculture was held on Tnnsdov ovoa;rrr t 20.
the purpose of hearing a descrnt;on If the cot.
flo pIar,o ne il anaoI =; Va wy 1"'-
Amasa Waller nr DaJd PSI w Gu inoll
and others of Massachusetts were nreSant
and snoka n tho snhioct Woo.,'raa 80 o'a H.
t.<on IN nrevent If DosSih Us 49, "a :? "
Conne.tirnt 0 'P''''' ii''0
urscrr1.xrors
Grast intaros+ IL nxn;tod i, r.oo, l.. A.
discovery of solid Green veins in ~ a,ie
ments have been tried with if in nnIorn', m,
cottons and wonlens and III th ~ III SINS
be perfect succnss as Tho cnior 70 nro od'"
neither changes nor fades with wear TIe
imnortoncn of tb;s Isoo,,or,, ~ H. ,", ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The June
number of the Atlantic Monthly will be issued
to-day. The prose articles are-"The Future
of American Railways" by Thomas C
Clarke; "In Fog" by E. II. House "The
Humming Bird; )" Chess" by NJ D. Con-
way; "Model Lodging Houses in Boston," by
Charles E. Norton; "a Short Campaign on
the Hudson" by f. Sheldon "The Represen.
tative Art" by Adam Badeau; "Roba di
Roma The Evil Eve" etc, by w. w. Sto-
ry; "Clarian's Picture" by Edward Spencer :;
Japan" by E. H. House; "The Professors
Story; "The Sphinx's Children" by Rose
Terry and the monthly reviews. Miss Har-
ret Prescott Aubrey de We're, Florence Per-
cy, I. b. Aldrich, and Bayard Taylor, conri-
butte poems of much merit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

The 1RREPREssIBLE CONFLICT" IN THE
METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCES. - The
rules the Methodist Episcopal Church, from
the time of Wesley, fOrbids the traffic in hu.
man beings for the purpose of snslaving them.
The rule was imperative for very long peri
oil, when the revisal four years ago caused a
severance Of the church. Still a large mum
Der of shareholders remained in the church
north, the rules being so interpreted as not TO
exclude persons from membership merely on
account of the ownership of slaves. Recent
ly, however, the purpose has acquired strength
TO give such construction to the rule as will
exclude shareholders of every description from
church membership. Innumerable petitions
have been sent in, various in style and dispo-
sition, but all pleading for the entire and COM
plete separation of the church from the sinful
traffic in the bodies and souls of men. The
English Wesleyans petition for such a course
with all the earnestness and vehemence of
their distinguished founder, and many of the
home petitions are scarcely less decided in
their spirit. The whole subject is now in the
hands OF committee which has not yet re-
ported to the general conference The scs-
sion, on Tuesday, was agtated, however, by
the introduction of questions having an Incl.
dental bearing on the subject of slavery, and
very deep feeling was excited. The propriety
of memorializing the church south with
visw to the establishment and maintenance
of traternal relations along the borders, was
suggested, opposed with great Indignation,
and laid on the table by a decisive vote. The
report of the committee on the subject of
slavery is anxiously awaited by the friends of
the conference, though it may lead to a long,
bitler,-and disastrons CONTROVERSY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

The GHOST OF THE CoALITIoN.-The Bos-
ton Post does not display its accustomed felic-
ity in its references to the coalition. The re.
sponsibility OF that interesting event in the
political history of Massachusetts is shared so
nearly equally by the friendly sections into
which the democracy is now divided, that nei
thcr can safely use the record against the 9TH
err While the long and exciting contest which
ended in the first election of Charles Sumner
to the Senate, was pending, Col, Davis was
not member of the Legislature, and Of course
had no active part in securing that very graft
flying result. Gen. Gushing supported the
aion in The beginning, But yielding to his
chronic infrmity, acted the traitor before its
objects were achieved. The Post, if we re-
member correctly, was honest, and stood by
the democrats who were voting for Mr.. Sum
ner, to the end. Gen. Whitney was member
of the House, an active friend of the coalition,
and voted for Mr.. Summer on the ballot which
decided his election. Other democrats who
did not favor Mr.. Douglas at Charleston, can
recall similar "reminiscences They fall like
the dews of Heaven upon the just and upon
the unjust. However amiable, under ordinary
circumstances, they may be, neither of them
presents handsome appearance, in charging
the responsibility upon the other. 1t was a
sort of family failing, which ought not to be
revived against individuals, except by those
who escaped the infection entirely, or who are
willing to accept the responsibility and the
consequences with manliness and courage. In
the agreeable future which is before the Mas
slehusetts democracy, we can only advise
them to let the troubled and unhappy ghost of
the coalition sleep.
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The Republican Convention.

Tho action of the republican national con-
,cr,ion at Chicago, To the hour Of adjourn
mont last night, is published this morning in
interesting detail. The enthusiasm with
which the conventions opened, and the entire
harmony of purpose which characterized all
its proceedings, are most hopeful and encour.
aging auguries for the campaign. The excel
lent sentiments of the speakers, aud the tenn
per with which they were received, are a par
;ial assurance that, under any standard bearer
who may be chosen, the purpose of the repub-
lican party of tie country will remain I'M
changed There is still great doubt concern
inc the result of the balloting, though our own
dispatches indicate that Mr. Lincoln is grow
ing rapidly upon the favor of the CON
yentiou, and may ultimately receive its
support. We do not yea abandon the
well grounded hope that Mr.. Seward will
receive the support of a majority OF the
delegates The fitness and propriety of such
a nomination, under all the circumstances, and
against all probable contingencies, is so appar-
ent, that it is difficult to see how the conven.
opponents of his nomination, under the coun-
sci aid direction OF republicans who ought to
be better employed, have conducted the cam
pagn against him with unexpected vehc-
mence and have apparently succeeded in in
timidating some of his less hopeful friends and
supporters. 1t is certain, however, that with
any other nomination which it is possible to
make, no man will more cordially acquiesce
than that illustrious statesman, and no man
will do more than he for the triumph of the
good cause. Neither the success nor the de-
feat of any man will prevent the republican
party from taking its own high place in the
history of the country, so long as it is true to
its principles, and entrusts their execution to
capable and honest men.
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EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL which is highly roc.
commended for all complaints attending Teethng such as
Dyscntery, Collie Group &c. ~ "
BLOOD FOOD.-lhis medicine, being, as itsname sur
Eests, BLOOD FOOD and scientific discovery differ
ing from all patent medicines is well worthy the atten-
uon OF all who arc suffering from mpuritv or deficiency
OF blood 1t is prepared by DIR. q. Il BRoNsoN author
OF several works on ElocutiOn, Physiology Science &c
ana Mighty recommended by numerous certificates of
those who have availed themselves of its virtues
CHURCH d DUPONT, New York are the General Agents
Tor D1th.-LdloreRce, Mass, Sentinel
W. see advertisement. For sale by GEO. X. SPUR
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Mrs. Ada Richardson, who was surpassed n
be identical with the body found mnrd,rri ~
the docks Of Jersey Guy, is alive and wrli
and left Louisville on Frdiy last f,r MN
York. The Boston lndy who identified the
body as that Of her daughter, has since found
her missing child
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

GEORGE You've, on visiting his new place.
in Cornhill Square, OIL Friday, fell and scratch.
ed his hand badly. He sent coored man
who was present for II piece of nesh.eolored
court plaster, who returned bringing him black
81 wanted flesh colorcd, " said Young in pet
"Well, said the dark gentleman, laying the
plaster on his own hand, "What do you cidl
dat Saturday Euening Gaseue.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-17

BRINLEY HALL To-NrGHT.-We hope our
readers will not forget the entertainment to be
given to night at Brinley Hall, for the benefit
of Rev Mr. Ross, of lions Church. No doubt
the performance will be well worth attending.
The object is good one.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.

SILVER PLATED WARE AT AUcTIoN.-J. Bruckheimer
offers his whole stock of Rogers Plated Ware at auction
Tuesday evening, May l5