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Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

The storm which had been gathering since
Saturday, reached its height on Monday evening.
The rain fell in torrents during most of The day,
with the wind blowing gale from the north east.
Between six and seven O'Clock, The wind sudden
ly shifted TO the south west, and blew with in
creased violence, doing considerable damage TO
fences trees, barns, and houses, on exposed SIT
uations The large brick dwelling house Of Saul
uel II. Cotton, now building upon Dread hill, was
unroofed in part, and the timbers and boards car
ried considerable distance by the force Of the
gale.
A story and half house at the corner Of King
and Queen streets, in the same vicinity, in pro-
cess Of erection, was lifted from its foundation,
and completely demolished. The building was
twenty two feet wide by thirty long, with an ell
fourteen by twenty two, yet, such was the force
Of the gale, that ii was removed distance Of
some thirty feet. II was owned by Mr.. Joseph
r. Clough, who estimates his loss at from FIVE 10
seven hundred dollars.
At Boston, the wind blew with great violence,
and it was feared that the shipping in the bay
must have suffered much
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
Hon. WHITING GRIsWOLD,

INKLINGs.- Syracuse Star long an acrid
SLIDER Gray organ has shed its coat and come
out the Syracuse Republican, an oracle of Ada
mantine Democracy. The Utica Gazette had
already done likewise. The Cattaraugus Union,
also Silver Gray, shows its teeth at the Wing
State Ticket The Rochester american, origi
nallY Native, since bitter Silver Gray, incnes to
the support of the speckled ticket recently nomi-
mated in that city. We cannot say that none Of
the Silver Gray papers heartily supports the
Whig State Ticket, but we believe such Is the
fact. Those which were most savage in denounc-
ing our intimation that the Wing party, as such,
was dead, are now foremost in proving that, so
far at least as they are concerned, we spoke
truly.
Friends over the left why not come square out
on the Independent platform, and say (as you
beeve) that the old parties are going to pieces,
and that you will sail away from the wreck, on
just such fragment as suits you best! That would
be candid and honest, which, if only for its now
city, could hardly fail 10 be gratifying to your
readers.
The above article, from the New York Tfi-
bune, shows how rapidly and surely, the process
of the dissolution of the Wing party is going on
in New York. The SiEuer Grays, as our read
ers well understand, are the Webster Whigs,the
Union SaUers, those who have great horror of
Anti Slavery and of Free Soers. The organ
izaion of the party in this State, is in the hands
of the same class Of men. Boston is Webster
lied and Hunker, and holding the purse-strings of
the whg party is able put down all liberality of
sentiment in The ranks, and TO make the party
present solid SiIver Gray front. Poor Schoul.
er, of the Atlas, tried to be lille independent
"a very little-he INDUCED a little in remins-
cences of the former principles of the party, but
it would not do. The ''grave and eminent per-
sonages" withdrew their patronage, and compar-
ativey ruined his establishment, and then made
its diminished income an excuse for making him
sacrifice tIcelUe thousand dollars in the sale Of
it. Whiggery and Hunker Democracy in Mas.
sachusetts, shake hands cordially they do
in New York. They have no horror Of such
coalition. They will, ere long, become fused
into one body, with the black piratica flag Of
slavery, waving over the united column Such,
now, is the ''manifest destiny Of the party
which SO lately claimed to be 'the only true anil
slavery party"
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
scunnL FOR ROYs.

The undersigned has recently purchased a. Farm IN
the town of Grafton, Mass, forty miles hom Boston,
and from Worcester, in part ior me purse o estap
fishing a SCHOOL FOR BOYS, which, it is hoped,
will be safe retreat from city temptations and quiet,
cheerful HOME for such youth need for their wen
being TO breathe the country air, TO live on plain,
wholesome food, and remain for season under couh
try Influences such school and home, as VIII Ieach
the desired end in human development ana edueau"h
"a sound mind in a sound body"
Those placed under my care. will be regarded not
only pupils, hut members UI my family Inc 10
cation is on what ia well known Brigham lil spot
unryaed in the county, purity OF air, and extent
Of scenery The time of the pupils will he so divided
between study in dooIs sports of DOORS as will
best contribute to their moral and hysical welfare
Instruction will be given in the English branches,
necessary for professional active business tr and i'll
the languages required for admission into college.
Pupils Will he received at all timcs.
REFRRENcEs.-Rev w. Burton, Cambridgeport! Hon
Sampson Reed Hon G. T. RUSSELL T. II. Russell, Esq
Boston; Albert Tolnan Esq, John Milton Earle Esq
Aonzo Hill, D. D., Hon Pliny Merrck, Worcester.
FARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
Grafton, Oct. 26, 1853 dWaStf
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

A TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY. The Louisville
Journal says that melancholy affair occurred
few days since, on the Bardstown Turnpike,
about eight miles from that city. A man named
Christian G. Martin had been teaching school
there, and engaged himself to Miss Emily Shaw,
also teacher, whose parents reside there. Mar
lin had, in fact, obtained the marriage license
Afterwards he concluded not 10 marry her, and
TO screen himself fIom the consequences, present.
ed paper to her for signature, in which she was
charged with having exercised the grossest impro-
preties. She Of course refused TO sign it. Mar.
Tin and a brother of Miss Shaw then got into
fight in the road. Shaw drew pistol, which
Martin attempted TO wrench from him, and it
went off accidentally, the ball entering in front
near the shoulder and lodging in the back. Miss
Shaw, unconscious that Martin was wounded,
then jumped the fence, walked up to Martin, and
shot him ia the side. He died in about fifteen
minutes, though it was thought that the first
wound wond have caused his DEATH
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

GOTHAM Tricks IN New HAvEN.-Yes.
terday morning, Mr.. William H. Hotchkiss, of
Woodbridge, was accosted near the corner of
Chapel aud Church streets, by decent looking
man near, who asked him if he was moi engaged
in the cattle trade. Mr. Hoichkss told him he
was, when his new friend proceeded to tell hn
about purchase of some oxenhe was attempting
TO make. While thus engaged, a third person
made bis appearance, whom the stranger ad-
dressed, and asked him if he had brought the
oxen. Stranger No 2 said he had but that his
uncle had forbid his selling them to stranger No
/, and he was afraid TO dIsobey him, as he was
dependent upon his good will. After some little
talk, No expressed his willingness to sell the
oxen TO Mr.. Hotchbiss, who might do what he
pleased with them, and it was agreed that Mr..
Ilotchkiss should pay $3.50 for the cattle, and
resell them TO stranger No. L.
Mr. Hotchkiss having but 5000 in his possess
ion, went TO store and borrowed $50 to make
up the sum, and the three started towards the
depot, where the cattle were said to be- While
on their way stranger No l succeeded in getting
Mr.. ii. S money in his possession, and about the
same time, stranger No concluded that 1t would
be inprudent for him to be present at the sale, as
ii might prejudice the young man with his uncle,
and he therefore went back to where Mr. Ii 3
wagon was standing, 10 await his return. Before
they got TO the depot, No | somehow disappeared
and Mr.. II. was left alone in the street. lie wen;
on TO the depot, however, and Of courae found 40
oxen, or anybody who had oxen to sell. lie then
started his steps TO his wagon, and fourd that No
was also missing, and putting all the facts to-
gether he very correctly inferred that he had
been outrageously swindled. d.-.Nev Hauen Cour-
ieT, Oct %.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

In the Daguerrean Rooms, formerly conducted by DR.
A. w. VAN ALsTIN, No. 1877 Main 81, Worcester,
few doors North of the American TempeTa ce ilOuse.
In re-cpening these Daguerrean Rooms, The Proprie
would pectfuIy Inform The Ladies and Genttmen
of Worcester and vicinity, that alter 10 years expert
ence and pTac ice in the daguerrean art in the prne
pie cities of the Union also, three years residence
in California, takes this method to inform he public Of
the reopenirg Of said Rooms.
Their Rooms will be of the first class and order, and
furnished with the hest of German Instruments, making
pictures of different sizes The largest Stock ever of
fered for inspection the citizens of Worcester will
always be on hand, Tins giving al who may wish Tor
Pictures, facres which not be found at other
rooms in this cy, the Union. 1t will be hlg est
aim TO please and satisfy all who may favor with
their patronage Our motto will at all times be, turn
out superior sly e Of pictures, which ot cleaness OF
outline, tOne and beauty of finish, will give merit to
said rooms Your patronage is respectfully solicited
N. b. The Hathaway Brothers, old aud experienced
operators, will be retAined in this Establishment.
ol9 dtf BENZ u. MAXHAM d co,
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
Special NOTTCE.

M. 5. CHAPIN having returned to Waldo Block
Daguerrean Rooms, viii attend personally to those
who may favor him with a call.
III those wishing for perfect gem of the art, will
of course, avail themselves OF the first opportunity OF
calling on Mir G.. md secure more of those me-
mentoes which in the hour of aficlion price can
purchase
MI Chapin is taking splendid DaguerreOlypes and
closing them in very beautiful case, nlaid with pearl
for 81 90 Also, in very fine ruses inr 30 cts.
Please call and examine sperm before purch asng
at any other rooms, nd satisfy yourselves that you
buy cheaper and better DagueIreolypes Chapns,
than any other Rooms in this City.
This is no humbug. Wiyou call and favor me with
q sitting DIFF s27
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

The Providence Post says:-
About three weeks ago, The wife of Mr.. Henry
ColVin, of Coventry, rose in the morning, com
planning OF pain in her side. She soon after fell
asleep, or died, as supposed. When her friends
came to attend the funeral, they were struck with
the remarkably liielike appearance Of the corpse,
and the funeral was deferred. Since then she
has laid in the same condition, and many have
visited MIR. Covn's house, none of whom can
discover any signs of decay. There had been no
alteration Friday, 2lst,a period of about three
weeks
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

CASUALTY IN BosToN.-Y Yesterday, while
the wOrkmen engaged in preparing the Pember-
ton House were pulling down piece of brick
wall, owing TO miscalculatiOu as to the way it
would fall, it suddenly canted inward, burying
FIVE or six laborers beneath its ruins. Two of
them, named James Foster, and Michael O'Neil,
were instantly killed, and third, named Daniel
Murray died shortly after Timothy Darly had
a leg broken, Daniel CCnden was badly bruised
about the head ,and Patrick White was wounded
in the leg.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

GALES STRAW AND VEGETABLE CUTTER.
We would again call the attention of our Me-
chanics and Capitalists to this great labor saving
invention. 1t has been removed to Waits Hotel
for the greater convenience of exhibition, where
the proprietor will be happy to show it, We
have not seen machine for long time, which
appeared 10 be a greater improvement than this.
The fac! that it is, at once, vegetable as well as
a straw cutter, performing the offices of two lis
tinct machines-that it excels for both, the ma
chimes ordinarily used-that it is Of the simplest
and cheapest construction, and more easily kept
in repair than other kinds, we should suppose
would insure its general use, whenever or wher-
ever it is known. Somebody will have chance
to make money out of the patent right for this
State. Shall it be one of our citizens, or some
one else
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

% The Amherst cypress layors Town Repre-
sentation. Most of the Wing papers in the State
would, had it not been for the convention of
dozen Wing editors, to whose decision the others
submit as tho it were the ukase of despot.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

RAILROAD BRIDcE DEsTRoYED.-Tbe bridge
Of the Norfolk County Railroad over the Blackstone
River at Waterford, (Blackslone,) was blown down
during the severe gale on Sunday evening. The
bridge WAS an expensive one, and the loss must bc
considerable, in addition to the interruption il will
cause TO the travel until il can he replaced.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the


MIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in ON
Of our common Pasture Weeds q remedy that cure,
every kind Of IlumOr, from the ScIofua dowr IL
common Pimple. He has tried il in over eleven bnu
dred cases. and never failed except in cases. (thun
der hnmor) He has now in his possession over two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
Two bottles is warranted to cure a nursing srre
month.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of MIN
pies on the face.
Two three bottles viii clear the system Of biles
Two bottles is warranted cure the worst canAer in
the mouth and stomach.
Three TO five bottles Is warranted to cure the worst
case Of ryspelas
oneto two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the ears
and bloches among the hair.
-Four % six bottles is warranted 10 cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin
Two to three bottles Is warranted cure the wors
case of rncwurm.
Two 20 three bottles warranted 10 cure the nost
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scto
fua. " 'N''
benefit IL always experienced from the first hottie
and perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity
hoader peddled over a thousand bottles of this In
the vicinity OF Boston. | know the effects of Il IN
every case. So sure water will extinguish fire 40
, su,e WIN ms cure humor never sold bottle Of
pul lnot botue sold another aher trial IL always
speaks for itself There are Two things about this heil
uat appears to me surprising first that Il grows In our
pasinres IN some places quite plenty and yet It's value
mas never been known until discovered II In 1876
second that u should cure all kinds Of humor. have
gwen u to children year old up TO old men OF sixty,
from the h0ielest woman 10 Boston, up 10 the belle Of
Nunnntum, ard IN all the cure II certain. No
change OF diet Ia ever neceasaryeai the best you can
get. have likewise an herb when anmefed In sweet
OIL dissolves scrooua swelling Of the neck aud under
the ears--pTice so cents
Directions Jor Use.--Adult, one table spoonful pe
day children over eight years, desert spoonful child.
ZEN from i've TO eight years, tea spoonful. As no di
rection can be applicable to all constitutions take
enough 10 operate on the bowels twice day
Mr., Kennedy gives personal attendance IN bnd case.
Of scrofun. -"S-
Price sl. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY
l2o Warren street, Roxbury For sale by REDDlNG
Co State street, boston.
rof SAFE IN worcester by ID. scott, M. n. Green, q.
z. Whllo Co, U. A. Harrington a Do. n. H. Mnrsh.
y. Wealherbee, Caldwell a ain, Bush a Co., James
gfenn, h. y. Lnzell siboy scot Ciappviile, Geo,
heperts souihbridge, A, r. Amidon. d1y ougi
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

NoTIcE.--We re publish this morning so much
of the testimony in the Barre Burglary trial. as ap-
peared in yesterdays paper, for the reason that wo
were short of sufficient supply yesterday, to meet
the demand.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
HON. CHARLES SUMNER

of the q. S. Senate,
VIII deliver an Address, at the TOWN HALL, in
Fitchburg ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. &c,
At O'clock, upon the Revised Constitution, and the
Political Topics of the day.
THE friends of Liberty, Equality and Right in this
and the neghbOring towns. invited to attend aud
give hearing TO the able and eoquen- advocate of
their cause.
'IIenceforth, Protection to Man shall he the true
American System" CHARLES SUMNER
By order of the Free Soil Committee
Fitchburg, Oct. "a, 1858 dawlt
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should he used.

heasOn8 why INC CLIMAX Hair TOnfe
should he used.
lst To produce new hair.
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandrufr 'leav to withdraw"
4th. To promote the growth Of the hair
5th. To give the hair a rich and luxunant appear.
ance.
9th. To give the hair a natural gloss.
7th. To curl the hair easily.
sth To dress the hair tasiefully.
9th To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache.
llth. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound in use for
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T LAZELL, Druggist, 2OI
rect Jyl DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

Eg-Tho value of the exports from the port Of
Boston, for the week ending on The 2Isl instant.
was, including specie, $52s 1913 sO--viz. Amer.
can S4b4 ,l04 81, and foreign $74,20s e3.
The exports from New York for foreign ports.
for September and October, are $40 ,O7b, All .
last year, same time, S6,0O7 ,096.
Exports Of specie from New York. from Jan.
1, TO October 22d, $2O, ,446,6ll I6, of which
$l ,932,4l4 So, was exported last week.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

HOLDEN KNowLTON's, (formery Fiske's,) QUAD
RILLE BAND, prepared to furnish Music for
Balls, Parties, &c. Any number of Pieces desired,
chants Row, Isaac Fiske or at the Music stores
Music arranged for Brass, String Bands, by A. p
HOLDEN. ol9 d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, Jror hs mos
reliable sources in Boston and Neo York, can BE-
found at The Store Of Leuis r. Lazeli 20l Main
Street.
Every ono who Is any conveTsant with Druqs and
Uhemicals knows the great difficulty Of finding an arl
cue perfectly free from uduieration Especially h thls
the case with those In general use, which of a. ohers
should be as pure ~ possible. II has been for wears
nnd now ~ my atm, 10 purchase none but the besi
Druga-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud ali NAV
ieel confident OF the purity Of every article obtained NJ
my establishment. trust that Discriminating nnhi,.
VIII continue TO sustain me In my cndeavots, by their
patronage, assurng them that every article viii be hed
US represented. Phyaicans' prescriptions carefully
compounded nj all hours OF The day and hlght ''''
iyi dawtf l.. r. LAzELI,. Rno,b...xv
Worcester HydrOpathio Institutlo,,
NO. GLEN rrREEr. This insth uton IL well arrnnyed
ior Treatments nj all seasons II will renal In under ihs
Medical direction Of DR. GE0noE lIoyr until Tho re,.rn
OF Dr RooEns, rom Paris, In April 1854
Ihhms.-usuaily nom o. TO 90 per week For
treatment without boafd e3 to "a per week. oiOdtf
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26
County Convention,

TIE FREE DEMOCRACY of the several Towns
in Worcester Cosnty, requested TO appoint Dele
gates to meet in Convention, at the
CITY HALL, IN WORCESTER,
On THURSDAY, the 81 day of November next, at 10
o'clock, M for the purpose of nomiaaihg i've per-
sons, Candidates of the Free Democracy the Coun
ty, for Senators ia the Legislature of the Common
wealth for the year ensniag 10 appoint the necessary
COMMITTEES for the year. and tn act upon any other
business that may properly come before them.
The towns will send three times as many Delegates
respectively they entitled TO Representatives in
the Legislature.
Per order of the Co. Committee,
O24 DIFF A. TUCKER Sec,y
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

JUE1N hU DLN3
'stblic, Stock, Exchange, and Money Bro

Notary Public, Stock Exchange, and Money Bro
ker, No 200 Man Street
Uneurreut Rank Notes, Drafts, Stocks and Specie,
bought and sold. Bills of Exchange drawn Barring
Brothers, & Co.. payable in England Ireland, Scot
aud, &c. in SUIT. Drafts and Notes collected
in any State IN the Union, and the Canadas. Loans
negotiated &c, &c.
Office directly front Of the Worcester House, and op-
poste the Worcester County Bible soeiety's Deposi
tory. OILS DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

Thompson d Co.'s. Western Express,
Waldo Block " orcester. Goods and Packages for
WHrded to Springfield, Ncrthamptcn, Greenfield Brat,
tleboro Hartford, New Haven, Ptseld, Albany, Troy,
uffalo, Cleveland Cincinnati, Dero Chicago, and all
intermediate places.
DRAFTs NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places. s. v. r. HlCKCoX, Agent,
S'ie8 dtf Waldo Block, nj ain street
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

% Mrs Rowley, of Dansyie, ~ Y, slowly
recovering from the effects of a broken limb, was
shot through the heart by the accidental discharge
of pistol in the breast pocket of nephew,
while lifting her on to a bed, "A few days ago.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

u We understand that Messrs. B. B Mussey & Co
OF Boston, have in press, and will publish Immediately,
the sermon of Rev. T. w. Higginson, on Sunday eve
ming last, in review of the Uniterian Convention
in this city.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

RARE GAME.-On Thursday last, two per-
sons bunting in Lich6eld, Conn, shot strange
animal, which scientific men have decided 10 be
a Sloth, Of the same kind as are found in South
America. lie measured from head to tail 2S
inches, and had hair longer than that on those
found in warmer climates-probably 10 protect
him from the cold.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

o. Persons in want of PASTURE LAND, will have
favorable opportenity TO buy Seby's sale on FRI
day next The lot is only about 81 miles from the city,
and the Auction will be the premises. See adver
tisement
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

B-The Tenny knitting factory at North Am
herst, owned by Leonard Mason, of R. L., YVES
entirely destroyed by fire on Friday morning, with
all the machinery. Loss between $4,000 and $9,-
600. Insurance $4,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

ET-The director Of the mint at Philadelphia,
gives notice that silver coins will be paid out at
The mint, 10 exchange for gold coins, ia sums not
less than one hundred dollars, Of any one denom-
ination of coin, and in larger amounts at the op-
zion Of the director.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

Constant dropping of " ater will wear
away stone, and shOnld one desire to sce his bald
head retiring under the shades of beautiful locks LET
him make thorough use of the Excehior Hair Tonic
oI9 daw2w
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

boarding Agency! Boarding Agency!i
Residents OF this City, strangers visiting the City
In want of Board and those having Rooms 20 With
or without board respectfully invited to avail them
selves of the advantages of this Agency. ET Offc
233 Main street, up stars. LEWIS Ca sMUNN.
uul7
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

Gentlemen wishing well made Shirts, osoms, anC
Collars, ear OF Ladies ustomed TO nice sewing
on application TO the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 90:
Main ST. Ladies who have nice Sc 10 do, can alsC
be accommodated. SO div
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

EyThe ahipmen,s Of specie in 1853 are now
within fco millions Of dollars, as large as those
of1sb2, to October II.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves
This operation, original with the subscriber has
been performed by him. during two and half years,
nearly three hundred times with tie loss of tooth
only, far as known, AlsO by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed than years ago
who have been eminently succt ssiul. By no other
method of treatment heretofore IN USE can many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. s. p. MILLER
dpc1l
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-26

MRS. ). q d w N, an experienced and suoce
ful Midwife, holds herself readiness day and nieh
to attend to the duties Cf her profession. Resdenc
No. 6A 1stin street. o2l-dtf