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cussion the motion was amended by the insertion
OF the words, Iii the general conference does not
otherwise provide" In this form the motion
passed. On motion of Mr.. Frost, of Waltham, 1t
was voted to request that the list of lay delegates
together with the addresses of the chairman and
bishop delivered at the morning session. he printed
in the annual minutes. On motion of Mr. Magee,
OF Boston, il was voted to appoint a committee of
five to distribute collect and count ballots for the
two delegates 10 be chosen to the general conference
The committee was appointed as follows: MessrS.
Magee of Boston, Richardson of Lynn, Paul of WOr-
ceSter, KimDton of ChicOpee and Ncke rsOn of
Boston. While the committee were out, lively
discussion arose, to the manner in which the
halloting should be conducted. Aftervarious con-
tcting motions, the whole subject was laid upon
the table.
The committee on credentials reported 100 dele
gates present from the four districts as follows:
Boston a. Lynn 10, Worcester 49, Springfield is.
On motion of Hon. George NJ. ButtTick, it was
voted TO proceed to formal ballot for delegates
from the eastern part of the conference. While
thls ballot was being counted, second ballot was
taken for the purpose of choosing delegate from
either the Worcester or Springfield district. The
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uruguar-A Rup.ure with Italy.

New YORK, March 29.-The Patria of Lima
says that the rupture between Uruguay and a
European nation is not between that govern
ment and England but between Italy and
Uruguay. The Italian minister, in a note an
nOuucing the suspension of intercourse with
Uruguay, complains that while the clai ms of
England and France have been settled, no notice
has been taken of the Italian claims, Hence the
rmnturc.
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sunday Notices.

Rev. T. A. Goodwin of Indianapolis Ind, will
preach at the Mission chapel tomorrow morning
at 10% O'Clock
Church of the Unity: Rev. X. X. Shipper will
preach morning and evening. Services appropriate
to Easter.
Rev. L. H.True, d. Twill preach at the Old South
tomorrow at $3.50 A. NJ, and Rev. g. X. Thayer at
2:30 p. M.
Universslist church; Service appropriate to Easter
ming sermon: "The glOryiof the gospel in contrast
with the dogma ofendess misery"
Trinity church: Nine O'Clock, conference love
feast hali-past ten O'Clock, sermon and ordination
of deacons halfpast two O'Clock, sermon and ordi-
nation of elders seven O'Clock, missionary anniyer-
sary: Addresses by w. l.. Harris, j. A. Lansing,
q. Haven
The Rev +. w. Dnger, of New York. will hold
divine service in the German language at Mission
chapel Tomorrow at 2:30 r. NJ, to which the Ger
mans of this city, and all others understanding the
language are cordially invited to attend.
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New ORLEANS, March 29.-~Ihc steamship
City of Galveston, Captain Rowland, arrived
yesterday morning from New York with full
cargo. She took fire at one O'Clock this morn
ing, burning her upper works, cabin, etc. The
ire is supposed to have originated in the coal
bunkers. The only cargo on board was on the
middle deck aft. The balance was discharged.
The steamer was filled with water, submergng
everything on board. The vessel and cargo
were valued at S140,h00, and the vessel and part
of the cargo are insured in New York, but the
loss cannot be ascertained.
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The Nashville Mob.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 29.-In regard 10
the recent lyncbing at Nashville, the houee of
representatives to-day adopted a resolution con-
demnatory Of mob law. Another resolution
censuring the Nashville municipal authorities
for neiicicncy, and instructing the governor
not, in the future, TO depend upon subordinate
authorities, but to act promptly himself, gave
rise to a long debate.
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S G. r O F ULA (!
SCrOfulOuS HumOrS,

II VfGETINE viii relieve pain, cleanse purify and cure
such diseases retoring the patient perfect health
aher trying different Physicians many remedies suffer-
ing for years Is mot conclusive proof il Won arc
sufferer, can he curcdY Whv Is This medicine nor
forming such great cures? II works the blood in the
circulating ui II can truly be called the Gred, Blood
Purifier. The great source Of disease ORIGINATES in tho
blood, and no medicine that does act directly upon
IL. TO purity and renOVae. has lust claim upOn puh-
lie attention. When the blood becomes Tfeless and
stagnant, either from change of weather or climate
want of exercise, irregular diet from any other cause
the VEGETINE will reCew the blood carry OF the putrid
humors, cledSe the stomach, regulate the bowels and
impart tone Of vigOr the whole body The convc-
ton is, in the public mind well the medical pro
tesSon, that the rene les supplied by the Vegetable
Kingdom more safe. essfu in the cure of
disease than mineral medicines vEGErISE Is composed
of roots banks and herbs It is pleasant take
TINE has performed wonderful cures where many other
many testimonials given.
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Reports from Home.
A LIVING WITNESS!
BosToN HERALD OFFICE. ,
Boston. Sept. 10, 1870. (

H. L. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir-AmUng the many cures effected hv the use
OF NEGETIs f, have heard OF more satisfactory
than my own | have been afflicted with Scrofula salt
Rheum Tor many years, nhe tied in the blood making
It's appearance on whole body bursting out in der
ent places, and painful beyond description six of the
most popular purifiers which advertised to cure
Scroula and like paints have faithfully tried but
my disease was so deeply seated to resist ALL / laid
any case before several prominent physicians but moth
ing tended TO alleviate Finally by the influence of
friends, consented to try NEGETIEE, commencing the
first Of january last, and soon after experienced SEN
sible relief and could feel it working In my system very
differently from anything had taken before, and
AZ once discovered that it was accomplishing the object
so earnestly desired continued on following direc-
lions for three months, and the first Of April found
well man; have passed through the hot summer, and
have continued TO be free from any appearance of 1t to
the present time,
My.general health is excellent, and my recovery Of
which had about despalred / ascribe entirely to the
use OF NEGETGNE could never have been convinced Of
The marvellous results OF this wonderful VEGETINB
der any other circumstances but now / recommend
every one to turn to this nestmahe remedy and that
all Is true as is represented. living witness; and
II Will AFFORD me great satisfaction TO show tho marks
my disease and converse the merits of NEGETINE
none will dispute who owe it what do.
VIII here mention OF my child having severe at
tack OF heart complaint which YEeETIEE has entirely
cured, and shall always be happy make its virtues
known within the range Of my Influence
Yours. very respectfully,
L. II. YOUNG.
Mr. Young has been in the employ of the Boston Her
ad Tor the past Is years. Many for the above
statement
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WAsHiSGToN, March 29-7 7. M.--Probabili.
ties; The barometer viii continue falling west
of and throughout the Mississippi valley, with
southerly 10 easrerlv winds and increased cloud.
illness and probably threatening weather, clear
ing tonight and gradually extending its influ.
ence ON Saturday TO the upper lakes, over the
Ohio valley and eastern gulf states. Partially
cloudy but pleasant weather will prevail from
Florida TO the lower lakes, and eastward to the
Atlantic, with light and fresh winds Danger.
Gus winds not anticipated for the Atlantic and
gulf coasts.
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Preparations for the centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29-The executive
committee held a session yesterday, and dis
cussed the location of the Centennial building,
and the means by which the necessary funds TO
carry out the arrangements are to be provided
IL was proposed TO organize stock company
and proportion the shares out among the differ
ent states.
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AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.--For some DAYS past
complaints have been numerous at the station
house, from people in this city and vicinity. who
have been swindlcd by pcddlers, who offer
goods at very small price, giving as a reason
for selling them so cheap that they were Snug.
gled. Among other operations, that are sup
posed TO have been committed by the same par
ties, is the Cherry Valley confidence game, in
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Call for the Cincinnati Convention


New YORK, March 29,-The Tribune to,mor-
row will publish the following call for the liberal
convention:
To Col. William w. GroSuenor, Chairman Of
the EFecUtjUe Committee Of the Liberol Re
publican Convention Of Missouri, Washington,
d. c., Sir:
We, republicans of New York, wish to express
our concurrence in the principles lately set forth
by the liberal republicans of Missouri. We
make this departure from the ordinary methods
of party action, from deep conviction that the
organization to which we belong is under the
control of those who will use it chiefly for per-
sonal purposes, and obStruct a free expression
of opinion upon important matters, which the
gentlemen whom you represent have laid before
the people of the United States. We believe the
time has come when political otlcnses of the
past should be pardOned; that all citizens
should be protected in the enjoyment of rights
guaranteed them by the constitution; that
federal taxation should be imposed for revenue,
and so adjusted as to make the burden upon the
industry of the country as light as possible;
that a reform in civil service should be
made which will relieve political action from
the influence of official patronage; that the right
OF local seltgoyernmcnt the foundation of
American freedom, should he treasured, and en-
croachments of federal power checked; and we
also believe that at this time special duty rests
upon the people to do away with corruption in
office. Inc exposures recently made in this
state have brought to light evils which are not
confined to one party nor to a single locality;
and d3clOse dangers more formidable than any
which the republic has yet encountered. With
the hope that the movement begun in Missouri
may spread through all the states, and influence
every political party, we accept the invitation
to meet in national mass convention at the
city of Cincinnati on the LIST Wednesday OF May
next; and we invite all republicans of New York
who agree with us to cooperate in our action.
(Signed) Henry r. Selden, Horace Greeley,
Frederick A. Conkling, William Dorsheimer,
Sinclair Tousey, Sigismund Kaufman, L.
Krackowizer J. Krackowizer, Ira o. Miller,
Edwin r. Reynolds, VIM, IL. Briggs, Charles
w GODDARD, Henry d Lloyd, VIM. W. Goodrich,
Waldo Hutchins, Hiram Barney, Freeman j.
Fithian, Geo. P. Bradford, Benjamin A. Willis,
Horace Bemis, Louis Lowenthal.
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Every One Speaks FavOrabIy.

Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir have been troubled with csnker from
childhood causing my mouth so sore times that
! was unable to eat. Have taken many preparations
but with no effect until tried your VBGErIEE AMER
taking few doses, found it relieved the fairness at
the stomach that always accompanies canker humor.
and by the time had taken the third bottle my mouth
was entirely cured Have net been troubled with IL
since that time, which Ia eight months ago | have
recommended It to several of my acquaintance and
every one speaks iayorably OF its good effect.
Yours truly, r. 5. SHERMAN.
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Ex-Governor Clafin and Hon. L. w. Pond were
accordingly declared elected as delegates to the gen.
eral conference.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot separately
for reserved delegates alternates from the EASTERN
and from the middle and western districts.
The first ballot for alternates from the eastern
mart of fhn slnfn rn.I tod in M clnn inn.
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Steamship City Of New York, from New York,
has arrived at Liverpool
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Foreign News.

FKANIF.
PARIS, March 29.-Thc police have arrested
Lutz, the leader of incendiaries under the COM
mune.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 29-rhe republican society
called La PdBgu0rdid advance guard, having
for its object the influencing of the policy of the
kingdom, has been formed in this city. The
society is already energetically engaged in maxi
ing preparations to carry out its purpose. The
republicans in one quarter of Madrid openly
dissent from the views entertained by the chiefs
Of their party.
Gen. Sickes is expected to return to this couu-
try sometime next month.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 29.-Princc Frederick William
will visit his mother-in-law, Queen Victoria, at
Baden, where she is stopping till after Easter
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ORAToRIo or THE CREATIoN.-rhe Choral
Union announce to-day for the third and last
OF their series of musical entertainments, the
admired oratorio Of the Creation, by Haydn.
The society have wisely kept their best concert
for the last, and justly deserve full house for
their cXertions to please lhcis public. Tn ora
torio is always sure to enlist the patronage of
all lovers of oratoro music, and even those who
are not usually fond Of this style Of music are
always pleased with this oratorio, comprising,
as it does, many of the most beautiful airs and
choruses which arc oftencst heard in the concert
room. f. addition to the full choral force of
the society, which has recently been largely in
creased in preparation for the worlds peace
Jubilee, the Germauia orchestra of Boston will
sustain the full orchestral accompaniment,
with the assistance of MIR. b. d. Allen us organ.
list. AS proof that the beautiful soprano solos
will be well sustained, We have only 10 announce
that Miss Nellie Fiske will take the parts Of
Gabriel and Eve. The part Of Uricl has been
assigned to Mr., S. Richards, whose standing as
vocalist is too well known to require comment.
Inc parts Of Raphael and Adam have been en-
trusted TO Mr.. A. L. Cutting, whose reputation
ass bass singer has often secured merited awards
81 praise for his efficiency IN oratorio music. A
united number Of tickets, at City cents each
san he obtained at the music store of Richards.
Metcalf & Co.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-PUTNAM,
J'-fftdcy, March 29,--The case of Elijah Spen-
Ger vs. the Worcester street railway company,
occupied nearly the entire session The case was
gwen to the jury at four O'Clock in the after
noon, and at the time of adjournment they had
not reported, The court will be in session on
Saturday to hear the verdict and then adjourn
sine die.
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WORCESTER Conservatory OF Music
Ibis institution is meeting with the most as ton
lshIng success. Scholars are coming in daily,
and the work is going forward in earnest Bul
one opinion has been expressed with regard to
the teaching and we doubt if any of The pupils
nave any other than the best opinion of the class
teaching as there exempliied. Mr. Ford, the
violin teacher, began his work yesterday, and
Mr. Claus, the teacher of band and orchestral
instruments, will begin on Monday next. All
ms pupils are desired to report as early as posi-
bic on that day.
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LTQUoR SElzURE.-State Constable brennan
made an extensive liquor seizure on the prem
Uses Of Leo Roberts, on Exchange street, ycster-
day morning. The house was searched but
nothing was found of any importance, A small
wooden building directly in the rear OF the house
was found to be locked. Constable brennan at
once Gsked for the key, and was informed that
II ned been lost. A few well directed blows with
an. axe opened the door and revealed the hidden
.uids. In the room were nearly one hundred
gallons oil whiskey, forty gallons of rum, TWEEN
ty-fye gallons of gin, thirty gallons of wine and
fifteen gallons of brandy, with tunnels, meas
ures, pumps, and all the articles necessary for
carrying on the traffic.
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REVIVAL MEETINGs.--This afternoon the
meeting will be held in the First Baptist church,
beginning at haIfpast two O'Clock. The meet
ing in the evening " ill be held in Mechanics
nail, at half-past seven O'Clock.
On Sunday, Rev. A. b. Earle will preach in
the First Baptist church in the morning at half
past ten O'Clock, and in the afternoon at half
past two In the evening the meeting will again
oe held in Mechanics hall, when Mr. Earle will
preach his closing sermon for tbc present time.
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new mess sl575 a l5,s5 Lard hEmer at 81 q Sc. But
ter firm; state "a a 30c. Whskey steady at CSC. Rice
steady at TxG5 ssc sugar dull: Muscoyado a l0c
timing 81 @I9Kc Coffee dull Rio l5- @lSc. Mplasses
dull Turpentine steady 629c; TOsn steady s. 40.
Petroleum quiet: crude 1881 q l4c refined 25 a Z63.c.
Taow firm at 8 a 5-l5c. Wool quiet and firm
CHICAGO Nov 6.-Flour quiet and steady on account
of the difficulty in moving it, Wheat quiet, weak and
lower; No spring SILT 4l6A; No Slg5 a Sll05h
No do CSC; rejected Sic. Corn weak hut in fir de-
maRd; 10 mixed 3lAc spot or seller November; re-
jected 29c oats dun and declining; No go. a 2l5sc;
rejected lIz q lSc. Rye steady No. t53hc, Barcy
dull and lower; No fail at 81 q SIC Provisions DUH
and unchanged; pork SIS for old ness Sl4 for new.
Lard-kettle lac Hams IN pickle al ll6ll@c for spot
9Ael l0Ac seller November. Bulk meats-shouders for
November closed at 49sc. Green hams sold at Sic.
Whisky in fair demand and advanced to &c. Receipts
l4t00 bbs -four, 2l7009 bush wheat, l25G00 hush corn
700 bush oats 10 00a bush rye 900 barley Shipments
500 hbls -four, 1900 bush wheat 227NOO bush corn.
IS 000 bush oats. 22,G00 bush rye.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6. -COtton easier at lS7sc.
Foreign Assrkets.--By Atlantic Cabs.1
LoNDoN, Nov. 6-Consols at 93z a 92si. L. s. bonds:
5-2Os ls5 old, 9lA; do 1851, 93H L. s en-fortles S.
new IS. 80.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Cotton heavy: middliug unlands
at 9Hd do Orleans 0adOHd; sales 10 600 bales inc nd
ing 5000 for speculation and export.
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DIED
In this city, Nov 5, Elizabeth Watts, aged 81 yrs IL
mos.
Funeral on Friday at p NJ at Ne Is4 Chandler street
Friend, n
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The Science OF LIFE, or SELF RESERVATION a
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of Exhausted
Vitality. Premature Decline IN Man Nervous and PLY
steal Debility. HypOchOndra, ImDotency, Spcrmator-
lhUa or Seminal Weakness and all 'her diseases arts
Cescs OF mature years. This is indeed book for every
man. Thousands have been taught by this work the
trae way to health and happiness. Ii is the cheapest
ana best medical work Published and the only one
this class OF ills worth reading. l9lh edition, revised,
much enlarged illustrated. bound in beautiful French
cOth. Price 81. Sent by mail postpaid, receipt Of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL DESTITUTE. No. (
Bulfuch st. Boston. Mass, Dr.. W. II. PARKER, As
sistant Physician n. B.-Thc author may be consulted
on the above as well as all diseases requiring skill and
experience. deoplyr jas
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NOTICE

THE ELECTIONS being virtually over,
ness Hundreds Of men ind women ,yillinq vnrlers
are now thrown on the labor market owing to the dull
ness Of trade al immigration. the approach Of winter
and the horse epidemic These people besiege Twins
Employment Office, looking for work. TO help them,
irwin Is willing to abate his fees and socts employers
70 come to his office and supply themselves with help.
The laborers sinewy arm, the mechanics constructive
SKILL the artists delicate fancy, the store.cerk persia
sve courtesy, the cooks culinery art and the watch
mans vigilance, may be found,-aye, and hostler 10
care your coughing horse,-at
IRWIN's Employ OFFICE.
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Foreign NsarRets.--By Atlantic Cable,
8geeIaI H0tTeGa.

Cnitcd States and Canadian
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
lnteTeTences and other Patent attended to by
JAMES G. ARNOLD Worcester. Mass
III Main st. ar milo
Worcester Five Gents Savings Rama
NO. S4G MAIN STREET
orEN FRoN...............9A. NJ. to P. N-2 to Pm
TuIErT-sITru SEMI-ANYUAL DIVIDEND. The tris-
tees Of this Bank declared the TaiHy-Sjrth Semj-Aa
RHol Deidea3 the first day Of July the SIX
PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
DEPOSITS received up to CNE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
deposits put upon interest the first day every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July.
CHAs. L. PUTNAM. President
GEORGE ". WHEELER. Treasurer dtf jyll
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Two LET-One Of the most conveniently ar.
n ranged tonemens FOR boarders for renting rooms
IN the CITY, consisting OF n rooms Is well supplied with
gas, city water bath room, &C. Situated at 55 High st.
part Of the Furniture The house may be bought
low rate Ii desired Apply 70 y. L, HARTMAN,
nj diff 20 Chatham st.
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC
~ ES,rA ISLISMED I'm THE MEN
DELSSDH& QUANEE FIFE CLUE; will be-
gin september Ii. 1872. thorough musical education
in all branches Of the art be obtained from
| corps OF FOES EIGN 4 ND RESIDENT \ IL
| FISTS of HIGH GRADE. Applications for
admission now received. Glasses formed early in Sep
tembcr Circulars with tul particulars mailed free. Adj
dress THOMAS RYAN, Director of National
| College OF Music, fremont Temple, Boston, Mas.
ly3l dW&S6m
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WORCESTER, OCTOBER 81, 1872.

WORCESTER, OCTOBER 81, 1872.
We, the undersigned, hereby agree to run foot race
at the Agricultural Park in the city of Worcester on
FRIDAY November 18th. 1872. SAID foot race to be a
half mile DASH stake to be made up by payment OF
$1,000 by each contestant for the prizes
The stake is to be divided as follows viz :-Twnhirds
to be given to the first man coming in twothrds OF the
remainder the second man, and the remainder to the
third man.
The race to take place November 18TH 1872 at O'Clock
P. NJ precisely. play or pay" We have appointed
Mcssrs, James COnEor and Daniel Her as Judges Mr.
James O'Lcary as Referee, and Mr. T. j. Sullivan as
final stake Holder Entries for the be made tin
November 9. 1872, by applying TO James OLeary No "a
Temple ST., Worcester. II either contestant does not
hl money.
The gate money ii to be divided equally among the
contestants j. p. MCENELLY,
JOHN W. CARNEY,
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WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
V SOCIETY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ Suhscriberhs been duly appointed Administrators
the Estate Of \ SDREW Ht1 CRIMSON. late Of Wor-
scr in the county of Worcester, deceased intesate
and has taken upon himself that by giving bonds
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased are required to exhibit the
smc and all persons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment TO
+. HUTCHINSON.
November 5th. tsp. d3sW n6