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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30
Police Court.

Oct. 14.-John Cady, for being drunk, was fined one
dollar and COSTS and IN default Of payment, committed
to the House of Correction.
John WEIGH, for being drunk, fined two dollars and
costs, and committed to the House Of Correction Tor
non payment
Michel O'Brien, for trespass on land of Rejoice
Newton, and taking apples therefrom-settled by pay
ing complainant two dollars damages, and costs
Oct. 16.-Timothy Lynde, for being drunk, fined 81
and costs, S5,43, which he paid and was discharged
Oct. 19.-Mn. Megrath, tor assault and battery on
Winhrd Dolan, was fined 81 and costs, S5,37, which
was paid
Catherine Hines, for disturbing the peace, was SEN
fenced to the House Of Correction for 80 days
Oct. 22.-Catherne Walker, for being drunk was
fined 81 and costs, and co nmitted to the House of
Correction for non-payment
Oct. 23.-Mary Ann Kelly, was fined 500 each and
COSTS for violation Of the license laws, on three sever
al complaints and appealed.
Same, for being a common seller of Intoxicating
drinks ordered to recognize in the sum of 800 to
appear for trial.
Same, for assault and battery on Rosannah Arthur,
was fined 81, and costs, and appealed. She was COM
mtted to Jail for want of surtes to prosecute her
eral appeals.
Oct. 2i-Winiffed Dolan, for assault and battery on
Bridget Megrath, was fined one dollar and costs, H.
which she paid.
Oct. 26. James Whitaker for being drunk, was fin
ed 81 and costs, and committed to the House Of Cor
rection for non-payment.
James Murray, for disturbing the peace was fined 50
and costs, 1907 which he paid.
John Myers, for being common seller Of intoxicating
drinks was ordered recognize in the sum of 800 and
Fuetes, to appear before the Court of Common Pleas
for trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

The seasons change-poIitcians change, particular.
when lat Office is thereby TO be won--women change,
as many of us have learned to our sorrow, and men
change, at least their Clothes, whena cold snap sue
ceeds long period ofmd weather, as has happened
this week Many will have to change their old clothes
by procuring new ones. A. p. WARE, No 5 and 6
Merchants Row, has noio the best and most extensive
Stock OF Clothing and Furnishing Goods in the County
No concern sell cheaper, and no doubt all may there
be suited but If not he can make to order nice suit
as can be elsewhere procured
Gentlemen change as much as you please but leave
your change with Mr.. Ware.
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"Union for the sake OF the Union. ,,


The wing papers continues to denounce the union
Of action the part of the free soilers and demo-
Gratis, as Sacrifice of principle" on our part. Is
it so Let us see
Far and equal representation, is theoretically
the basis of our political system. Without that it is
sham, mockery, despotism. BY the practical
operation OF it, the wings, for two years past being
but little more than one third of the people, have
had ttco thirds of the representation in the house,
and IN l848 the entire representation in the Senate
The principles of the government are thus violated
and their operation defeated, and to the extent of
this excess ofrepIesentation that party, the other
two parties are wronged-deprived of their just con-
stitutonal rights.
10 restore the government, then, to lis legimate
action, and the several parties to their just but now
lost rights should be the first care of every just and
true man-an imperative duty, which he cannot
consistently forego This cannot be done, except by
mutual concession by each of the minority parties
of the rights of the other to representation, and an
agreement to sustain those rights on condition that
they thus acquire their own.
The Free Soilers say to the Democrats, then,
''seeing we are equally deprived of right of rep
resentaon, we will assist you to regain your right
on the single and sole condition that you assist us to
regain ours We retain our indenity, our principles
and our organization, and oppose yours, with the
same frmness and decision thai we have heretofore
done; but representation being your right, we con-
cede that to you, and ask you turn to concede the
same right to u.s.. So reasonable proposition is met
in It's proper sprit,and the arrangement is made Can
any thing be more reasonable, more proper, more
ijust? Not to do so, would be to refuse to do right
which we have the power to do, and would, there
fore be DOING WRONG. To do so, is an impera-
tive duty, in our opinion, and the arrangement should
every where be carried out, in spite of the denuncia-
tons of those, who thus see the power taken from
them, to which they not entitled, but which they
wish wrongfully to retain.
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(For the SnX.l


'AeIcF EbRCtSs''
There are in all large Cities auction rooms conducted
BY class of low knaves. These establishments hold
out Inducements of great bargains, aud sell their gal
Vanzed watches and pencils, and the like, to the
"grcen ones,' for genuine. These places common
y known as 'nlock atctiors and THEN conductors as
"Pder Fuacks''
The politicians of Boston, encouraged by the success
OF these knaves in deceiyng the unwary, have carried
the game into politics. The Courier and the Daily
Advertiser conduct an honest business. They sustain
Daniel Webster and Samuel A. Eliot and justify "ae-
gro hunting" With them, it is honorable bushes,
and they have tricks nor DISCUSSES about it, They
proclaim negro hunting constitutional and, therefore.
honest, and worthy of the vocation of honorable men,
great many honest people out of Boston do agree
with these straghtout organs of the coonocracy that
'negro hunting" Is honest and honorabe and, there
lore, they wont engage in it, will they knowingly
have anything 10 do with those who engaged in it,
or who support it, The custom of these people, how
ever, is wanted; that is, their votes and lure
must be held oui,--sone trick be played off, to get
them Some body must act out the character of ape
ter Funck," politically.
The Atlas aud Daily Journal acting in
these characters. These papers profess be much
opposed to the fugitive slave law and to negro hunting,
as any body; and, if possible, little more They
would have all honest people beiye, and especially
class Of people called in Boston, 'counry Wigs
that they really hold the fugitive slave law to be ''od-
Gus and abonnable;'' and if they, these ''country
Wings, will only vote with them they will have this
"odious and abomnabe aw'' repealed, at once. These
journals just so anti-savery that they alarm
some Wings in Boston, with the fear that they have
gone free soil To quiet the fears of these men
these journals will make furious onslaught upon
free soil men; and the representative from the Fifth
District, Judge Allen, is special object of heir knav-
ish and impotent spite. Tkese same journals however
will support the Samuel A. Eliots when up for Office
and they may vote for donations to Texas and for fugi
tive slave laws, and word is to be uttered against
them, if they Wings, for so voting, because it is
part of the game.
The Egis, few weeks since, congratulated the
country upon the passage of the great measures Of pa
cifcation the fugitive slave law and all. But Just
now, and till after election, the Egis is and will be,
much opposed to the fugitive slave law and negro hunt
ing as any body.
When the people come to these political "Peta
Funcks" in their true light and understand their rea
character, they will be frowned aside like all Other
knaves when detected and exposed and the politica
character of Massachusetts, ouy stained, will be
retrieved. j.
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the judgements and conscences of the individual mem
begs as to command their support, without reference to
party feeling or in spite of it.
Let the experiment, then, be fairly tried. Let it be
remembered, that legislatures so constituted that
sent Salmon P Chase to the United States Senate from
Ohio, John P Hale from New Hampshire, and Will
liam II. Seward from New York, and which will, as
suredly, elect another true man from Ohio this winter
Shall Massachusetts be less true to Freedom than New
Hampshire, New York, and Ohio? We trust not
Shame On her il she do not now break the bands Of
hunkersm as she has the power do and secure anoh
er potent voice in the United States Senate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of tI,e Cambria.


The Canada with So through and IA Halifax pas
sengers arrived at Halifax, Monday morning, in a
little less than nine days from Liverpool. The gen.
eral news by this arrival is without interest.
Cotton. The depression prevalent has passed
away, and with it slight yielding prices also. Sales
for the week 80 ,280 bales. Sales Friday 5000, and
market closed steady.
Breadsiulls The leading articles ofthe trade have
assumed frmer aspect, and fair amount of bust
ness was being transacted in Wheat and Indian Corn
at Improving rates. Flour also moves more freely
at the full rates of Tuesday.
The Money market continues well supplied and
discounts easy. American Stocks, not much activ-
ty but firm, with an advancing tendency, u. S. Sizes
1862, I03 to I04; '6S, 100 Ia to 100 81 N. Y
Sizes '65 los to LOG; Ohio Skies, rs, I05 to 106;
Massachusetts Elves, l05 to LOG.
ENGLAND. The political and general news since
the sailing of the Pacific is wholly destitute of inter-
est. The queen has returned to the Isle of Wight
FRANCE. nj. De Persigny has departed for Ber-
lin, ii is said, upon political mission connect with
the complication Of German difficulties. The treat
ment of the president to the army is the subject of
much comment in the journals. The cries of the
army will be put down, and stringent measures taken
to prevent INSTRUMENTATION in the army, or any feel
ing tending to threaten the republic. 1t is said the
whole presidents tour through the country will form
subject of warm debate upon the meeting of the
assembly, The Republican and Orleans parties re-
spectivey have become consolidated, whilst those
who threaten the republic both the legimatist and
Bonapartist factions are daily becoming weaker
The efforts made to limit the duration of the pre-
sidents reign to the original appointment are being
strenuously increased, aud as this is point upon
which egitimists and republicans can agree, it is
thought by many that success will attend their eff
forts.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs. Nothing new
has occurred in the relative position of the armies
since the assault on Frederickstadt, and it is now
confidently asserted that diplomacy will be called in
to settle all differences. England and France are
named as the mediating powers.
GERMANY. The two divisions of the Austrian
army, upon their march for Hesse Cassel, have re-
ceived counter orders, and have stopped in their
progress. This it is said, has been the result of a
joint remonstrance on the part of England and Rus
sia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30
SYMPTOMS

VIE common symptoms of WORMS are paleness of the
countenance and at other times universal flushing of
we ce chng OF The nose, starting in the Sleep the ape-
pains in the side with dry cough and papitaton Of the
MEDlCiNE'-Ihough numberless medicines are extoled
Tor expeng and killing worms there has been none SO EN-
cacI9as ss SHOWS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
it It cannot harm the smallest infant there is no
or mineral N it. This valuable preparation is prepared by
9NoW ~ MASON, Apothecaries at 1877 Brood ST. Proyi-
dence, H. l., and for sale by Druggists generally
CAUTIoN-The purchaser will be sure and inopire for
SHOWS Compound Fluid Extract of Pink Root and see tha
the bottle Is signed by C. A. w. Snow N' i''
zel and A. Clarke. eod3m ~ :. On I.d-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

The Freshet in .New York.. The damages by the
freshet at Utica and vicinity reported to be most
extensive. The entertainments of the canal near
Rome were seriously damaged, and boats did not
pass Monday morning. The Mohawk is higher than
at any previous time this year. The Chenango can
al from Log City to Hamilton is mostly gone, and it
will be impossible to repair it this season. A num-
Der of houses were carried off at Log CITY, The
loss cannot fall short of 100000.
There is another serious outbreak thirty miles west
of Utica. which is than the one at MELVILLE,
this side of Rome.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

FACTORIES CLOSED. We published yesterday
list ofover 20 mills, with 6OOo looms, which ha We
stopped. We learn that the Albion mills, 24O
looms and the Belleville so looms, will stop imme-
diately. There many other mills which are
about to stop, unless a greater improvement than
there any present indications of shall take place
in the price of goods
We also hear of mills closing in the South and
West. AT Lancaster, and at Cincinnati, large mills
which have hitherto been supposed to be doing a
profitable business, have stopped.-Prou Jour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

DoDGE's CONCERT. Monday evening, at Z
O'Clock, the fremont Temple was full to overflow
ing; at Z IL no more could be crowded in At 7
"a Mr. Dodge informed the sympathizing audience
that, to his great regret 5000 had been turned away
empty. What Dodge
The songs done in his peculiar vein, and sew
eral of them brought down the house. The Jenny
Indiana of SAKE is mostly recitative aboundng in
brilliant conceits, sparkling word-plays, posted up
on melodious chorus Finally, last evening prov
ed that Dodge's $625 investment was an investment
as IS an investment.-C hronotype
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30
The Pnosnect.

Union tickets for Senators have been cordially
nominated in Essex, Middlesex, Worcester, Nor
folk, Bristol, Plymouth, Franklin, and Berkshire
counties. These counties elect in the aggregate 81
Senators, and the union ticket may be chosen in ev-
cry one of them with proper effort In Hampden
also, arrangements are on foot for the nomination of
a union ticket. which will probably succeed, and
although the Wings elected their Senators in that
county, last year, we do not believe they can do it
again. 1t was as much surprise to themselves as
to any body else.
So far as we hear, there is disposition to carry
the union principle into the election of representa-
tives. faithfully and fairly carried out, it will
prevent the wings from getting majority IN that
branch, and SO balance the parties that neither,
alone, can control the House. Let it be done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

n 1t is now evidently the determination of the
Wing leaders, in and about Boston, that Horace
Mann shall not be nominated for reelection by that
party. He is too true to freedom land has the temer
ty to think that the question of Human Liberty is
param cunt TO that of the revenue. The Boston
Journal of last evening shows how the wind sets.
and declares that portion of the delegates to the
convention will oppose his nomination, and, if in
minority, will not acquiesce in the decision of the
majority. That's the way with the uphoders of
slavery. They 60 for the whole.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

COUNTERFEIT BANK NoTEs We learn that
large amounts of counterfeit bank bills ofthe denom-
nation of $50 ofthe Stale Bank of Missouri, and
500 notes of the Charleston, S. c., banks have
made their appearance in San Francisco, many of
which were forwarded to the Eastern States by the
last steamers from Chagres, and have been put in
circulation Aroker of this city has received within
day or two past, hirtyone of the counterfeit eff
ues,'' which he delivered at the Post Office last
evening, to be returned TO the person who RENTED
them New York. Boston Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

RESIGNATION OF Hon. s. s. WILDE. The
Hon. Judge Wilde, in consequence of increasing in
disposition, has communicated to the Governor his
resignation of his seat upon the bench of the Supreme
judicial Court. Judge Wilde has held the office for
thirty-ve years, which is longer than any other in
diVldual IN the State ever held that Office lie is
just on the verge of his S0th birth day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

p Towns which are not entitled to full rep
resentuton, every year, should remember, that if
they fail to elect this year, they lose represen-
tatlve, they cannot make it up another year. They
are entitled to their regular number, and one aaai
t'onal on valuation year if they elect one, but not
without.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

u A movement is now in progress in Canada
to ameliorate the condition Of the coored populaton
oil the Provinces. Attract of land has been purchas-
ed in the township Of Raleigh, Canada West, con-
tanning 5000 acres, which school and mission
have been established, and are now in active oper-
alton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

u The Boston Advertiser, Courier land Bee, are
out in full blast against Horace Mann with the savage
ness of boodhounds, because he has written letter
against the fugitive slave bill. They denounce the
letter as treason to the party, and declare that he
must not be nominated for reelection. The party
is thus fast defining its true position on the great ques-
ton Of human freedom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30
V0TEsI VOTES u

Free Soil Ballots for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Senators for Worcester County,
and Representative to Congress from the
Fifth District, are now ready for delivery at
This Office. Town Committees others in
each town in the County requested to
send in their orders Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

% 1t was reported in town last evening that
Hughes and Knight, the Georgia kidnappers would
be 'eatted upon out of Boston, this morning, and
that they would arrive here on their way South, by
the train which leaves Boston at 1-2 O'Clock. We
DO not vouch for the truth of the report, but think it
quite probable. If SO, they will be likely TO have
body guard to protect them from harm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

II Holden's Dollar Magazine for November,
has been received In the table of contents we no.
tice articles from Mrs. S. c. Hall, "Carolhe Cheese
bro," Rev. Henry Giles, and several other able
entertaining and instructive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

PRESIDENT TAYLoR's REMAINS. The re-
mains of Gen. Taylor were removed from Wash
lngon on Friday morning, in charge of Col. Joseph
I. Taylor and Col Bliss They go to Pittsburgh
by railroad, and thence to Louisville, KY, where
is to be their final resting place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

u 1t is rumored that Miss Catharne Lawrence,
second daught of Abbott Lawrence, American min
lister at the court of ST. James, about to be married
to the marquis of Grafton, eldest Of the duke of
Rutland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

GD' Joan McDonough died at New Orleans of
cholera on Saturday. lie was native of BALI
more, and leaves about million Of dollars in pro-
perry TO the poor of Baltimore and New Orleans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

The EUHARMoNIc ORGAN. This instrument.
one Of the inventors of which is Henry w. Poole, of
this city, obtained the Gold Medal at the late Me-
chanics Fair at Boston. This was overlooked in the
list we published few days since.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

ISAss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Ca,,dI-
~! Oh our friends who troubled with cold couch IN
heih or with the asthma and who deFiIe sometime 70
treaty mitigate their suerings, cannot do so wen as ~
prcnise package of Bss's Compound Cod Liver OH Car
hywhich Is as agreeable the choicest conecton nd i
US powerful medicine as the pure, unaueraed cod liver
vi. any one purchasing must take especial care that he
proces the genuine article for there are numerous
tereIts in the market. 0"''
prepared ny b. r. BLISS, sole proprietor Springfield
frce - cts package. For sale by d. SCOTT JR a co
s 80 ~ "oloesteI. d6twlt44
Conclusive Evidence. - Hyperion EIuid
Among The various nostrms which are daily giyen tn ~
public Tor diseases of the hair, have ever been ave1s tn
giving credcnce to them. But from the numerous
table testimonials of the virtues of Hyperion Find ,Fh
which we have been favored perlsal we were inclined 70
make trla! OF the same, being confidently assured thai if il
Old no good would do HARM the result was that II
certainly gave to the hair healthy and uyuran,
growth and completely cleansed The skin from all scnrf md
dandruh We are assured that it almost an nfalJble c
Tor badness, and certain prevention to the hair turn
grey IT purely compounded of vegetable extracts and
safe in its application. ' u
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott Jr, & Co.. L. T. Laze
Ai'N "a" - 'iSon' eOd3tWlll1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

G1J Our readers win please notice Bancrof's adj
vertisement of BOOK AUCTION. We understand
that the stock is large and select and the sale contin
ues every evening through the week.
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Circulate the Documents,

JUST PUBLISHED for distribution among the
People, the recent enactment known as the
FUGITIvE SLAVE LAW,
printed upon large type, that 'he that runs may
read" the iniquty of our law makers. Town Com
mittees supplied at short notice. price 10 cents per
hundred.
SPEECH OF Hon. CHARLES ALLEN
A pamphlet edition of Judge Aliens speech, de-
livered in the City Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. s.,
1850, is now ready for circulation.
All orders from individuals or Town Committees
will be promptly answered Price rs cts per hun
dred, $3.50 per thousand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

u Knight, the kidnapper, was arrested a third
'lme IN Boston monday evening, on suite for con-
spiracy to kidnap Ellen Graft. Bail was fixed at
$4,000, which he procured, and was discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

IHE subscriber offers for SALE an improved article
Endless Chain Pumps warranted 10 five satif ~ INC
ne Mahuiactures Copper Pumps of ali sizes and rnss
ll,ins Pumps LEAD PIPES Ofdiftren sizes for pumns
ana Aqueuus, nnd the GHtta Percha Pire for sale Inv
lie also prepared to sell and put in operation tatchea
Fqtet Hyerauhc Rams, superior in every respect ~
other machine in use. 10y '''l'O' ~ my
, nPReparns promptly done as usual and nil orders ib
l'liy attended TO, by application at the old stand
Worcester, Oct 49, ~ - io"o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

THE New CENSUS Taunton is found to con-
tain lO,34S inhabitants, among whom the Marshal
records 81 pair oftwins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

CD A German, John Obenor on Friday, at
Yohes disery, on the Bushkill, Pa, fell into the
boiling swill, and was so scalded that he died in
hours
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

1g- The Vermont Legislature adjourned over
from Friday TO Monday to visit Rouses Point, where
it is proposed to bridge Lake Champan for railroad
PURPOSES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

gR- The Governor General Of Canada has d.
rected the organization of an Independent Rife
company, to be formed of coored men of the coun-
~ of Hadlimand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

FREEsoIL STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
RooMs--No. /, Railroad Exchange-lower floor
Court Square, Boston. First door in the building
from Court street.
EDWARD L. KEYEs, Secretary.