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.hh, h.d fssrg TUESDAY and ; KlDAf hi"dlus' -
s's".a,.,.n TWoc5rics f1 s.. Ten iof - h"'e4
g.so.o-s cents a line ~ Zach iaseiiI"A.
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MUSIC TEACHER.-A LADY of fiji

WI teen Years experience and Il superior ability
Instructor Music WISHES situation N either OF the States
of Connecticut New lork NewJersey Her references
are Of the h CHEST character Address RICHARDS tn
srnc Office 3 lawif'
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SITUATIONS WANTED - For the
- les: of Servants Cooks, Nurses Homework sir
ct.rnstrcsscs CAambe-mas Laun resses &c. &c Also
ror lows Stores. for TTaces. Esraads &c sc. Men
: aIrers Farmers. Coachmen. Pcrtors. sc Good ser
ANS this Office. New-IorA Employment Once. No
as Broadway 10 IT, /. +. SAINDEH>-
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SERNANTS.-A great variety of well
~ selected Servants are now wanting employment a. C.
NASONS Offices NJ $50 Broadway and No 1872 Bowery
TeTms-IeaTy subscription 50 cents. otherwise p cents
NoeNerions Viii te spared render satisfaction -
Men and Bows BE had for any respectable employment
No charge 10 subscribers. 81 lW'
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TICkETS FOR MAN MARETZEk'S
= BENEFIT-Day and Eyonng on ThnrSiay-tnr sale
al the Ls3hj NETWORK HOTEL.
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NUSIC-TEACHING. TO Boarding
w schools OF the fist German pIano-teachefs
asks board lad Of II years # boarding school
New York Brooklyn, where lessons can he taken
paw The required for young lady Of y year.
4 good French boarding school Address WATERS
BERRN'S pianos store. NJ 333 Broadway. 3 IL
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GRAND PANORAMA
CREE CONCERTS.-OTTO COT

Il TAGE. HOROKEN-Grand Instrumental Concert
10 performers Nolls Sha Society Band ever MON
DAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, commencing al -
o'clock II the weather Is stormy the Concer, VII tsse
place the next day. 81 S'M"Sf
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WASHING and HOUSE-CLEAN-
= 1OO WANTED, a Young or middle
: : SCHOOL AGENCY, No. 1913

Z Brnadxay-W anted Male and Female Teachers
10 nh important vacancies Present applicants preferred
All the higher branches required. ana good inducements
offered teuosit Of one per cent years cOmpen-
saton procpres the fun amount IN OF more ENGAGE
ments Apply early with the money post personally
and 10 5o'cocK rs2N.1 II WILCOX, Proprietor
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4 ) CHAMBERMAlp. Seamstress, Cook. &c.

. by Two respectable Young Women. 10 do PLAN
sewing chanberwok OF aSe # children, the other
COOK. wash and ina. G.>d city reference from their
last places Can be for few as At No 50 Eeniers
AUS sts
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A GRAND BALLET ENrERTAINMENT
In which Will appear (hy the kind PERMISSION Of Mf Mar
shall the eminent
ROUSSET FAMILY,
Consisting OF MAes. Adelaide. Caroline lheroNne ana
Clementlne ROusset
Conductor --..------.-- Mr. Kreu.zer
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: ERNANTS.-FamiIies in want of good

- help for cty country. Wei recommended and ca
pablo # filing all obtain such At the Office Ne
2i0 Grandst. he BoSery. where none but faithful
and worthy C0moStics axe allowed o. reman-N B.
anted few Protestant Girls . 90 house work. washing
and ironing. &c Is2f-l L. WATTS
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: ) GovERNEss.-A Young lady desires
situation overness private family a. the >luth
o, beycnd Virginia. where the children are under fnur
teen years OF she j. competent % teach kngilsl
lIfuCh Muse and Draw the most satisfactory refer
ences regard 10 character and capably Address
interview may be had. :. u
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
woman's Rights convention.


The City Hall was filled TO its utmost capacity,
long before the hour appointed for the assembling
of the Convention, and hundreds were unable to
force an entrance. The audience was largely
composed of ladies'.
The meeting being called to order, Rev. w. H.
Charming read letter, expressive Of the writers,
sympathy with the movement, now in progress in
America, for Women's Rights The writer was
Jeannie de Royan, late editor of the Journal,
La Voir de Fsmms, now in prison in France, for
advocating Women's Social and Political equality
with man.
Mr.. Channing descanted on the causes, of both
man and woman's present inferorty to their true
position. 1t was because they were not them
selves.
Mr.. Claiming contended that both man and
woman were below their true position and both
of the sexes were responsible for this. There
were two sorts of men, and two sorts Of women
womanish women who were what manish men
wanted them to be, and womanly women with
large hearts, who were true to their own ma
lures, and who insensbly won the homage of
true manly men. Man and woman, would never
truly represent true humanity until they indvid-
ually attained to that divine ideal of humanity
which was disclosed in-Christianty.
Mrs Rose. of New York, addressed the Con-
oquence She said that by the false morality of
the world, and the brutal arbitration of man, wo-
man had been reduced to the condition of social
Donentity. Submission has come TO be regarded
as the only virtue in woman; but submission to
wrong is itself wrong, and an outrage both on
womans rights and nature. The voice of this
lady orator is peculiarly flexible and powerful,
and her eloquence, both logically and rheorcalIy,
is Of very high character. She is a native of
Poland, and consequently our tongue IS not her
vernacular, but her power over our language is
most extensive. Such woman is herself de-
monstration that man has not monopoly ,even of
the highest walks of oratory.
w endell Phillips, Of Boston, said that he did
not stand upon that platform to prescribe what
were woman's rights, for that was question
which was yet TO be settled. lie stood there to
protest against the perpetual declaration Of tyran-
nical force, thai woman was not fit for the enjoy
ment Of her rights. From the earliest morning of
history, we had seen the human soul, in all forms
and modes, protesting against the depressing gray-
ity Of physical might. Protesting in the forms Of
religious, civil social, and political liberty, from the
dungeon, from the scafiold, from the stake and the
cross, against this insoent brute force which as
sumes without discussing, that every one who
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

cared ioi! What interests of the Whip
party, assuming TO be The county, has been
,ailhinily cared Tor? Have we got tariff Z
Mf. Webster alSsipatcd all chance of that
'"r me pgesentand fear for years 10 come,
Wheii he taught The South to threaten and
prevail. Have we nyfiver and harbor an
propr'auons! Also, northern capital and
northern lives sill 20 10 the bottom, on our
western waters. lsthe financiaapolicy of the
country changed? Let the condition of the
money market for the last few months. and
also lis prospective condition, grinding The
middle class OF tradesmen and manufactu-
rers as etween the upper aud neither mill
stone, answer this question A reform in
an these particulars would doubtless have
been effected but for Mr. Webs,er's aposla.
cy; but where are those reforms now? IF
they. exist at all, they exist in some indef-
lnlte future. What interes is of The countrv
then, has been faithfully cared for and Sc.
cured? Not one Not one! The most
prominent member Of the administration
has been engaged in carrying out the policy
oil the Souib,-in visiting southern cities n
pander TO the slave power, and northern
Giles TO sli1e the spirit of freedom Two
armed expeditions have been fitted ont in
our own Pofls, against the territory oil a gov
eminent with whom we are at peace, re-
suiiihg IN the loss of hundreds of lives,
while the President and his first Secretary
have been spending their time gayy at wa
tenng places. lAppause.l When some
OF our citizens, few wears ago, offered
some assistance 10 the "LiberaIs" Of Cana
ds, in favor of movement which Canadi-
ans bad already set on foot, the government
promptly and energetically nterfered. But
Canada and Cuba are wider apart politically
Than they are geographically. (Cheers.)
Slavery marks the difference between
them.
[CoNcLUDEp To-MoRRow.]
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

ROMANTIC SUIcIDE.-A singular, roman
tic, and rather incredible story is told by The
Droit:-''A commercial traveller, whose busi-
ness frequently called him from Orleans TO Paris.
H. Edmund D., was accustomed to 90 to
a hotel, with the landlord Of which he was ac
quanted Liking, like almost all persons of his
profession, TO talk and joke, he was the favorte
of everybody in the hotel A few days ago, he
arrived and was received with pleasure by all
but it was observed that he was less gay than
usual. The stories that he told, instead Of being
interesting as formerly, were of d ugubrious
character. On Thursday evening, after supper.
he invited the people Of the hotel TO 90 10 his
chamber TO take coffee, and he promised to tell
them "A tale full of dramatic incident On en-
tering the room his guests saw on the bed near
which he seated himself, pair of pistols. Nv
story, said he, has sad denoument, and | re-
qure the pistols TO make it clearly understood
As he had always been accustomed, in telling his
tales, TO indulge in. n.exptessve panlomime, and to
take up anything which lay handy, calculated TO
add to the effect no surprise was felt at his Rav-
ing prepared pistols lie began by narrating the
loves Of young girl and young man. They
had both he said, promised under the most SOL
emn oaths, inyioable fidelity. The young man,
whose profession obliged him to travel once made
long absence. While he was away he received
Legacy, and on his return hastencd 10 place it at
her feet. But, on presenting himself before her,
he learned that, in compliance with the wishes
of her family, she had just married wealthy
merchant he young man thereupon took ter
rlble resolution. He purchased pair Of pistols
like these, he continued, taking one in each hand
'tben he assembled his friends in his chamber, and
after some conversation, placed one under his
chin, in this way, as do, saying in joke that
it would be real pleasure to blow out his brains
And at the same moment he pulled the trigger
Here the man dischared the pistol, and his head
was shattered to pieces. Pieces Of the bone and
portions of the brain fell on the Mortified specta
tors. The unfortunate man had told his own
story.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Organize! Organize!

Are The friends OF freedom in Worcester Con
ty organized, and prepared for the great political
contest which is already upon us? From many Of
the towns of this county, we hear the most cheering
news,-lrom some Of them learn HAT thorough
organization is co ipeted--and that they will be
able, by increased exertion, do better than they
did last year. As the Boston Atlas asks Of the cor
rupt hordes e( hsakgiSan--so viii we ask of the
friends Of freedom and reform, in this glorious old
county of Worcester-'s Watchmen, what of the
night?' 1t is time that crery torn in this county
was PERFECTLY oRGANlzED-if such is not al
ready the case. Every Town Committee should at
tend to this at once. A thorough and complete
ganzaton will secure full and increased vote for
PalfIey, and the Union Senatorial Ticket. Again
we say, oRGANizE! Let good and true men be
appointed in every School District and if they will
not promise to work for the cause, put on men who
~H do their duty. From those towns most thor,
oughly organized, we hear the most cheering news,
and depend upon it, those towns will show the great
est gains ON the day of election The Wings are
diligently at work-hey greedy for the spells Of
actory-heir secret conclaves diligently preparing
for all sorts of traps, by which they hope ensnare
the unwary. BE not deceived by them Again we
say, organize! Have Committees appointed who
will see that erery voter on the side of freedom and
reform, is at the pcls on the I'd Monday of Novem-
Der. Let vote be lost through negligence or
inactivity. Friends of Freedom he up and doing!
Town Committees! let your love for the cause in
spire you TO the most vigorous exertions, and we
shall come out Of the contest with the foes of Llber
ty, as we have always done before, VICTORIOUS.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

HAMPDEr CoUNTY.-The Democrats of
Hampden cqnty, held their convention at
Springfield, Q "Wednesday. A large majority
wereain iayo of coalition and they rejected
the nominailn OF Z. D. Beach, of Springfield,
who voted asinst Sumner, in the Senate, last
year, and nominated Calvin Tory, of Palmer,
instead. Th Free Soil Convention was held on
Thursday, bl we have not heard " hat was the
result of its alterations
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

AccpENi-On Sunday last, as Mike Dun
and NJ Dery and wife, were driving together
IN waPn, btween Brook6eld and Barre, while
going dfn aiteep hill, at full speed, the horse
iell, thrfingthem all out, and killing Mrs Dea-
ry ins'af Dun had an arm broken in three
placeS,d hehorse's neck was also broken. Dea-
ry was y hurt.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

FRANKLIN ;oUNTY-The County Convention
OF the Free Deocracy Of Franklin, was held at
Greenfield, onle l4th. Hon. Whiting Griswold
was unanimous nominated as the candidate for
State Senator,nd he will undoubtedly be elected
BY large maJity. A correspondent of the Com
monweath prsicts tha, the Coalition will elect
n'neteen out 1 the twenty six representatives to
which TIE couy is entitled
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

ne III &c hsnics' Fair has flrn,shud
apdnt evidence of the rapid progress and E3real e>.
.e.t m me Mechanic Arts in this city In no department
vi INDUSTRY and Gade has there been in as short perod
VI uiie greater progress improvements and expansion
dh IN te manufacture of Clothing; and tolo one Is he
community more largely Indebted on this account than
!" a; =. WAKE The Proprietor Of the Extensive Cloth
iHg Estaolshmeht, at Nos. and,6 Merchants Row -
And we can give readers no better counsel tbo y,
roiage, on 8srnunt gfedf an t1ftil 70
STOCK, admirable proportion and workmanship of
he garments, and the established moderateness of pri-
ces Mr. Wares advertisement will be found in an6th
ti Culuiun
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

SEED Corn AND ToBACCo.-An experienced
farmer of Pennsylvania, speaks of his manner of
keeping worms from eating his corn:
The seed was soaked in detection of pound
OF tobacco to four gallons of water There we're
plenty OF worms in the ground, as iound in planting
and hoeng, but they would not touch the tobacco.
scented corn,whlle there not single weed TO be
found, and indeed they did no small benefit in des-
troylng the grass and weeds The field was kent as
olH~a.. - s''N'"
AtLhe first hoeing, observed very large mullen
riddle, and upon digging around #, found 20 cut
worms.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

The Free Soilers OF Worcester and vicinity, will
have the pleasure of listening the soul stirring ell
oquence of Mr. Burlingame, at the City Hall this
evening. Ladies are invited TO attend, and the
public generally. Few men can interest and en-
chain the attention Of an audience better than Mr. B,
and there will doubtless be a large turn out to hear
hun,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

Burditts OIeagenous Medicoted Cow
pound, For soltenng, cleansing, beautifyng ana pre-
serving the Hair This article has proved itself to be
me pesl one IN use or the above purposes is uar-
Taated to cor tain articles iniurous 10 Ihe hair ~
te use oi II You viii prevent the hair from falling off
aad @ your head viii be free from all dandrus scuri &C.
o4-df 77''' ~i 1"oii ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

% The Shadrach Rescue cases were trans
ferred from the District to the Circuit Court, and
District Attorey Lant, Thursday morning gave
notice to tho counsel for the defence that the
Government Would be ready to try them as soon
as one or two;ases now before the Grand Jury
were disposetof.
It's underood that the case of Robert Nor
rIS' the colord lawyer, the trial of which was
previously brqen off very suddenly, will be the
first OF the resue cases taken up, and the case of
Elizur Wrightext.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.


The British Mail steamer America, Capt. Shan
no, arrived at Halilax "Wednesday afternoon at
:I.a e., ;n.t. c..
hVe cioeA' n"''i'5 s"'''' W
day. the 4th inst
She has one hundred and eight passengers.
The general English news is not OF much impor-
tance.
Great excitement had been caused at Liverpool
by the violent conduct of the Judge of the County
Court toward the editor ol the Liverpool Journal,
whom, for a auced insult, conveyed in placard,
he had SO ght 10 arrest without even issuing
rant, aud who, when al length compelled to go thro'
the ormailv, he had punished for constructive con-
tempt and assault By Jhree fines and two consecu-
tive terms OF Imprisonment. The convicted gentle
man, Mr. Whsey, has been released on payment OF
the fines by a sDscriplion-he refusing TO pay them
himself As the popular excitement was intense,
and representations from the most influential quar-.
ters were being made 10 the government and the
Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lancaster.
Ten sean,en on board the New York Ship CO.
lumbia, Capt. Brier, were brought up ON charge
Of mutiny occurring Just the vessel about to
sail, and punished by fine and Imprisonment.
Kossulh has been expected in Lopdon up to the
Ist inst and the corporation of London had arang-
ed to receive him with the greatest marks of res
pect aud distinction. Permission to pass through
France from MarseilIes, was. however refused to
him. and it is understood that he has proceeded to
the United States in the Mississippi.
Arctic ExPEDITIoN Commander Pulen Ian
ded al Deal, on Thursday from the Hadson Bay
Company's shin. Prince Of Wales. after carving on
perilous search for Sir John Franklin in lS49 and
1880
Ossan E. Dodoe has created some excitement in
FnUland Inv Offering ten Thousand dolla,s f,r me
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

DIVISION OF WORCESTER CoUNrY-The
Meeting at titchburgh on Thursday, having for its
object the division the county, were presided over
by Col, lyers Phillips, and addresses were made in
favor OF the plan by Mr.. Philips, Hon. Nathaniel
Wood, A. Crocker, Hon. J. w. Mansur, and others.
The following Committee was chosen to devise
plan OF operations and report atan adjourned meet.
ing; J. w. Mansur, L. PiIlsbury, VIM. Woodbury.,
J. b. Woodward, NJ. NJ Gage, Abel Simonds, c.
II. B. Snow, Nathaniel Wood Jas. P. Putnam,
lgers Phillips, Jas. B. Lane Jno. Todd
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

An English paper says that remarkable in
stance of the intense curiosity which the Great
Exhibition has excited in the minds of even the
poorest of the people, was afforded in the case
OF poor tishwoman, named Mary Calinack, from
the parish of Paul, in Cornwall, wbo although
In the eighty-f year of her age, walked the
whole distance Uhree hundred and fifty miles)
for the purpose of visiting the Chrystal Palace.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

Ehe Public are invited 10 caU at nr Won A,
Ssil Dag1errea Rooms and see of his nimable
ishette flctufes also many other stvles 0y the da-
sueIeotype process) which intended for exhbtio,
az lle approaching air. DR.. Van keeps (by far) the
ana most complete assortment of Daguerreotyne
goous 10 De iond in the State. The best of everything
Is for sale and for use at his rooms frst norb T he
american Temperance House, Main street, Worcester
sepIi dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

WEBtR CoNvENrIoN.-The proposed Whg
State Cdention, to nominate Mr.. Webster for the
Presldef will be held in Faneuil HAL on the
25th Of tember.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

IL u b a M DIS and Fathers,-The
established, and sound Life Insurance Comnanies ,
Which IS the National Loan Fund.- can furnish freely to
an besons desrous of ayalng themselves of its adyau
tages, he fullest information in relation to the whole
ssgn94leet, at the OFFICE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
;oo AR EDWARD Il. FIsKE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Q he % ailp 5pp.
FRIDAY. ocTosaR IL. 1851.

u Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
ap ear the next day, will please send early the
day as ossibe Also, those wishing insert advertise
ments in Weekly, should send in early as Mon
day noon. Al advertisements for this paper, from
others than regular dversers, who have accounts with
the Office be paid for the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

oHioELEBToN.-A despatch from Columbus,
dated od 10Th, states that Wood, the Democratic
candidador Governor, has carried the State by
ten thouh hd majority.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

j b Prin ting of all kinds - Pamphlets
Catalogues Shop Bills, Bank Checks, Placad Concert
BHls, Visiting and Business Cards, Posters &c c.
NEATLY ana PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE
upon moderate terms. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

gT-The Gardiner (Me.) Transcript says the
crop Of winter wheat in that State this season will
yield over one million 6usbels-lar exceeding the
wheat crop Of any proceeding year.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
rms is now the largest In, utiun Of the kind in The
United States and the advantages afforded BY it 10 in
sufers are unsurpassed by any in the world Ii offers
spe security 10 insurers, and having over I3,OOOmem
bers 1t thereby affords protection against all embar
talty " o
folms OF applications or any information respecting
tne Company, may he had at the office of The AGENT
No. Warren Hall, Worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

FIRE AT CINcINNATI.-A fire broke out in the
Orphan AryIum on the 18th inst, which consumed
the entire building. The fire was caused by a stove
pipe. There were lO6 boys in the building, at the
time. Numbers jumped from the windows, and 100
were saved. Three dead bodies have been taken
from the ruins. Many of those saved were badly
burnt ond otherwise injured.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

rittn Sc OI-ByI H. William. II
p Hotel Bmlding Hours Of Tuition duily from 10 N
-, ~ An and to r NJ, Evening Class-MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Evenings only Eara'
elled Cards written to order &c. I II '''' "
all astaboye octlI di
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

Nv oEeester Water Cure Institution, No
Glen street-Ihis Institution is now in readiness for
palieHts mus arrangement the comfort and enjoy
meit OF the invalid have been carefully studied
Ieths, &c-tor full board and treatment from Sc to
~ per week, Treatment withou; board, from 81 to-
medical fee Of $2 usually required for irst eyamina
ton.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
and old linen for bandages &c
Ont door practice attended to as usual
once hours from 10 10 70 A. NJ, and Q ITO BPM
ROGERS, M. u.
may2-dwtf r. z NOCEps, s,,,.oui,, a.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

AGRICULTURAL BRANCH RAIL RoAD-A
meeting OF the subscribers for stock, in the above
named Rail Road, was held at Westbroo on the 7tb
INST, and Col. f b. Fay, of Chelsea, David Lor.
lng' Of Concord, Dexter Fay, Sullivan Fay, and
Fitch Winchester. of Southboro, Hon. VIM. Buck
minster Albert Balard,and b. T. Leeds of Farming
ham, and Cyrus Gale, Wilbur Bush, and Anson Rice
OF Norhboro, were chosen Directors
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

" 3. p "A IN er, the American Newspaper
Agent is an authorized Agent for this ia ern the cities
OF Boston, New York and Phadslpha, and is duly en-
posed to take advertisements and subsc ptions at the
rates as required by us His receipts will he regarded
as payments. His Offices are, BOSTON, Scolla, IS
Buildings, Court ST. NEW YORK. Tribune Buildmgs
PIiiL ADELPHlA, n. w. corner Third and Chestnut
streets
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

PREVENTION OF LocKJAw.-Tha a,,,,l:....
pounded Deet to wound in the foot or hand is
sa'd 10 be sure preventative of lockiaw.