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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
One Price Clothing Warehouset
A II. WARE

Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Reod,,- Nod.
>, Ctotatg and GentlemehfS Fu,UiShiuo Goods
NOS 100 and no Main St., Worcester fStoye fova,
occupied by II. H. hamberlin a Coz ''1
purchasers Will find In the above esiablishmao, s,
description of CLOTHING and FTRNI Sir ~ y
wpoDs III Prouse variety, and the Clobing 4,
W. Se'y superior workmanship and style IL heinz Nj
"rJ ~ peIsohS ~ the Immediate employ of Mr. Ware
"'N NJ 'le supervision of a careful assistant
oi s,hilaf establishment in the Commonwealth "a
nohuuoled upon more liberal scale or can nresenI
SmoIs al movements for genarsl patronage. very
noss i '"n unorm proht upon great amount Of bus
% % .ne confronting idea In each department Tie
Inon practice of demanding great prices ana getting
he largest possible sum heie sysienatcaily ,enndia
u anu instead, the honorable aud Just rule of cone
pnce ohJ ), Is adhered to with strict fidelity Every
HarIheht Is marked In plain figures Nc the Invest nrcs
~ Gun ne sold ard rom the price there can lie no abae
lnent or variation w w -" "oa'o-
no one oai fail 20 perceive that this IA tbe onI ,
hnd strictly honest rule for the dealer ard J"s
nus tVeIywhefe abnndn nifty proved il c be Also In the
,one run much the most advantageous TO lie nnycba
~ " obvious that no one is here liable 10 mn sh I
lowesimark o. valuation for any artica and tho, ,h
WHO arc Wen acquainted with the goods and ,bo,s
"n 10 We MOI, pay precisely the same nice $50 "''''
t i.Me. Siory and basement Of the store ars an
Ep,i 'sa.u 70 ,hc sale Of Ready mace Clotbng ana
Furnishing Goods, and in the CLanbsrs Lo,. anu
Io DsbatmeHt which now coniaInn sDi"nJ,d
eh. OF Goods or all kinds OF Goats pnnia and vas,
~ aao arge variety Of Clothing OF superior warL
'shlp Al persons iar ana near who may ~ M, a.,
so,pnoh OF MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING. nre ra.
.any invited to visit this extensive and well stocked
sai,elelt "he'e superior Goods low prices aud fair
"'a'lng may III everJ case be depended upon
mo"~ dIuaTawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

JENNY LIND HAS GOT BABY.-The
''Oro OF Roses is distilled. The fountain that
has fed multtudes with The tffiuence Of hottest
song, now feeds hottest humanity, that does its
own singing No more white gloves, enclosing
irenzled fingers, applaud The virgin cantatlice, but
I'tie hands, softer than buds, pat one another
gent y and joyou>ly in the eyes of The Young
mother. ".dh mon .fis' is sung no more over
the parquette, bnt over the cradle What dear
little darling, the baby must be! We think we
see Otto going into the room containing his double
treasure. What to him is opera, as he bends
over the oweet little snub nose that nestes in its
noble mothers arms? Think Of them all there
together, and tell us, on! asceuc old bachelor,
and old maid unmarried from choice, (if there
exist such marvel) whether you think such hap
plness is 10 be cavaierly sneezed al! Does il not
moisten the mouth of your imagination? We
pause, for we have walked the baby. jog The
cradle, Olto.- Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
Arrest of the sherborn Murderc,

The murderer, John Chapman, has been ar
rested We learn That last evening, Mr.. Twjeh .
ell, brother in law of Chapman, went into his
barn about mile from the house Of Mr.. CozZens
(Which he had previously searched) in company
with one ofthe Selectmen,a land three OF four other
cltlztns OF the town Of Sherborn, and called the
name OF g John Chapman In answer to the
call, Chapman came from his hiding place in the
lott, and descended to the barn floor, when he
was Immediately secured. Before leaving the
barn, Chapman swooned three times He admits
That he called at the house of MIR. Cozzens and
told The story about the younger Cozzens being
thrown from wagon, but he denies striking the
fatal blows.
AT the time of the murder, Mir. Cozzens had
S2475 in his house.
Mrs. CozZens remains in a very low state, and
It Is not expected that she will survive. Her
deposition has been taken, in which she declares
l0al John Chapman was the man who came 10
her house about half past eight O'Clock on
Wednesday evening, and informed her that her
son Eli had been injured by being thrown from
wagon.
Chapman, when he surrendered himself was
without hat or shoes, and his clothes were very
wet
lie declares his innocence Of the murder, and
charges itupon an unknown companion lat whose
request, as he says, he called Mr. Cozzens.
Chapman was taken into custody by Deputy
oheflil BanniSter, who conveyed him before JUS
ice Lorenzo Sabine, on warrant charging him
with the murder Of Reuben Cozzens but sxamin
alton was postponed until Tuesday next at
O'Clock A. NJ, when it will take place in the
Io"n hall, birmingham Centre Boston Jour.
18th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
VERY NpF 1c7I NoTIcg

A. ca,; 70 " L. j. X RE ARD!
As certain 5O center in this city still persis1s In al
Vert'sng that he makes and sells " Clinical, C"i,
oled " Daeuerreoiypes, we mike him the ToIioaInr
proposition ~ 'oio"mg
We propose that the Gentleman hangs 600. &c -.
Chomicaly Colored" Dsgueueoty pes In he Ioy "a
nan OF the Central Exchange from OF the p,st otre
loI one week we VIII hang case of our npw syle
specimens and see Who is the Aumbug. '''''"
Gentleman who has love Of the beautiful. and
VINO can appreciate the Fine Arts,' and knows the
modesty and retiring deposition Of the no c,nt usn
has deposited with w Fine Dollars 10 he given To him
providing ne VIII accept Of the above offer
see. ADAMS y - AR M snail
augl0 du Iss Main s,,..,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

THE BuRGLARIEs IN BARRE.-The Barre
papers contain some additional particulars in re-
laton to the arrest and examination of Pny II.
Babbiu, late Deputy Sheriff of Barre, charged
with being accessory to the late hurglaries conf
miited in that town. Ii seems that Charles E.
Marsh alias Pond, one of the burglars who was
arrested, is the person who duplicates Mr. Rabbit,
and his statements before the Magistrate are TO
the effect that the Deputy Sheriff was equally gull
ty with himself and he others, He said that The
fragments of wax matches which were found on
the premises of Mr. Rogers after the burglary,
(and which constituted strong item Of testimony
against the prisouers) acre furnished 5y Babbift
and that more of the same sort might be found in
the cellar way of Mr. Babbiu's house; also that
six barrelled revolver, Of Allen & Thurher's
manufacture, would be found in Mr. Babbitt's
house. Upon subsequent search being made these
articles were found as Marsh had SAID they would
be.
Marsh also states that Bdbbitt knew that they
we're going to commit burglanes that night. and
that he gave them some of the aforesaid wax
matches for that purpose, that on his (Marsh)
coming down TO Rabbits in the morning TO in
form Robinson, that they were suspected Bah
bit advised them to flee saying that he would not
arrest them, &C. He also stated that they were
informed by Babbitt that Mr. Lawrence had re-
ceived package Of money that evening, from
Ware Bank; that Babbitt gave them instructions
and suggestions as to the locations of certain safes
in the stores, sc. Marsh also said that when he
ran away, aud secreted himself in Dir Bates's
garden, Babbitt was the first to discover him, but
instead Of arresting him, whspered-"Lay still,
they can't find you, and won't arrest YOU -
This, BabbItt admits, but declares that he was
afraid to encounter Marsh alone, and said this 10
allay Marsi's fears until he could call assistance
The Patriot says this does not seem TO us to be
very satisfactory explanation Of his conduct,
inasmuch as he knew that Marsh was unarmed
aud, Furthermore, that several men were within
speaking distance Of them.
There were no witnesses introduced by the de.
fence at the examination, but it is Understood thai
some important testimony will be put in at the
final trial, and it may belhat Mr. Babbitt may be
able to clear his character, from the imputatons
which lay against it. Until that trial takes place
1t is the duty of every MAN to suspend his judg-
ment,for the present. All comes from man who
coniesses himself 10 be scoundrel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

81 "The Worcester Free Sellers eaucussed
for Charles Allen for Governor, but would doubt
less cave IN '-SpringfeId Republican.
The first intimalion We had of any such fact
as the above. we found in the Republican Be-
ing member of the Worcester Delegation, if any
such movement had taken place, we should have
been very likely to hear it, bnt we never heard
slsh a proposition made by any tWorcester Free
Suit r. OF other person. Indeed, there was no
caucussing about the nomination. SO far as we
were Informed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

~ The Press, IN general, of all parties has
reported the proceedings of the Convention at
Fitchburg, and commented thereon in a spirit Of
fairness, csudor, and justice. The Boston press,
Of all stripes comedies that was large ,a6le, and
enthusiastic. Not a dsparagng word is spoken
CT it by one of them. The dispatches to the
New York papers are conceived and expressed
in the same temper and tone Even the Herald
says that great unanimity and enthusiasm pre-
yailed.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. Is. Letters from China,
received by the steamer Franklin, all allude TO
the difficulty of obtaining reliable information;
though all agree in the facts Of the whole country
being in a state Of extreme disturbance, and that
in the districts especially there was great disor-
der. There is no longer any doubt that the few
Oolong districts were at the mercy OF the rebel
bands A letter from a missionary confirms this,
as well as the statement Of plumber having been
carried on throughout that portion of the country.
Nan Chang is undoubtedly in the hands of The
rebels. This place commands nearly all the green
tea districts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

MAIZE ELEoTIoS.-In list Of over 200 town.
.ne Iesul. N ,he election to the House Of Repre-
sent"'ives WIZ not dlller materially from the follow
ingi-Whigs, 100, Democrats, so, and Free d. m.
ocraIs, Az. The Senate consists Of 10 Wings. and
IL Democrats and Free Democrats with The counties
Of Essex and Grand LIE yet to hear from. The rec
Democracy hold the balance of power Ia the House,
and have made n handsome gain.
aH- The Steamer Perry broke her shaft Tuesday
evening, Oh the passage to Newport. She will I've
repaired and on the linz again IL a lew days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

Eg James Dnnn,th convict who escaped from
sing sing prison, by means Of an ingeniousy con.
sIructed India Rubber breathing apparatus, BY
which he was enabled to sustain life under wa
ter while he aoated down the stream. has been
re-captured IN New York. Dunn 10 only about
~ wears of age, and was sentenced to imprison-
menl for ile on charge of burgary in the first de.
gree, he had been lat the time of his escape about
eighteen months in prison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

3The attention Of our readers is requested to the
advertisement of the Anti Slavery Fair, in another
column. fine opportunity viii be there offered for
the purchase al loo prices of useful articles of home
Manufacture and for a choice among great variety
OF tasteful and ornamental articles of Foreign PFC
ton Speaking, or other entertainments, ID promised
for each evening.
Persons having articles foi contribution are requested
to deliver them at Brnley IIa on Monday, the 18th
instant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

EXCELSIOR -Tbi, is the place to sit and taste the
sweets of life, and ruminae over he bounties of ma
ture, and the riches of old mother Earth Here from
the woods and wilds, and solitary places are to be sen
in their seasons all the good things which earth air.
and sky afford To great tact in catering Gaes of 237
Main ST adds great urbaniy and iraukness. Lei no
man who values number one neglect " visit No 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

SPuRR & LEWIS, the old established and popular
public caterers, of Piper's Block in the full
OF their glory and usefulness. The public demands
that they shall not relax their efforts 10 render the
business OF Cooking worthy of The Nineteenth Century,
and they don't. They have larder that Epicurus
would have revealed in. French sasroboy hargs its
diminished head before the gories of American ook-
cry. Go and taste of ii at Spur & Lewis's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

EXCURSION TO SARAToGA.-By an adver.
iisement in another column, it will be seen that
q great reduction Of fare has been made between
this city and Saratoga, in order 10 give all who
Fair at that place, next week. Tickets 10 Sara
toga and back may be obtained at the Depot for
ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
HARD BRmEKY.-Two delegates in The wbio

HARD BRIBEKY.-Two delegates in the Wing
CITY aud County Convention Of Philadelphia have
been charged with accepting brbes from candidate
Tor nomination. We do not wish to say ANYTHING
against side, but we may be permitted 10 s,,goes
that man who would pay largely for Whie nom.
nation IN the present aspect Of the party, must he
very fond Of distinction. II is about "a wasteLl
piece of corruption rs can well be imagined.-PIop.
Jouy. 'N"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

BALl.-WHY do many ratronize BALL of the
Harrington Corner Eating Saloon? Because he has the
most convenient and agreeable Dining Rooms to be
found in the Cityhecau.e he procures everything that
good and the best Of ythng- because folks like
his frank and agreeable manneIs-und because they un-
derstamd what is good Tor the.m. Let all who have
hitherto neglected to do So 20 and patronze Ball.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

STowAwAYs,'--A British schooner at this mort.
on Monday night, brought up three boys all under II
years OF age, who had been found secre ted under a
boat, on The deck Of clipper ship Ocean Pond, hence
Tor San francisco The ship was detained in the
nay three bo"rs while fair wind blowing until
capt. Scar" cou'd put them on board an inv ard
bound vessel. We understand thai thew belonue, n
good amilies and that their short cruise inflated
them IN two Of the delights Of seafarine lfe-sea
Sickness snd representing. - Boston Adver.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

y Daniel Dsrling.O of Woonsocket was drown.
ed at franklin by the uPseiting Of a boat. few
days since.
little daughter of VIM. r. White, Of the
same place, was run over by the freight train, on
the Providence g. Worcester Railroad. on
Wednesday last So says the Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

70 ali who wish for Root daguerrean Petnres'
De wise In judgment, and aim 10 secure that whieh l.
gonn; Ir"sh az all times can be bought by those who
VIII buy Ladies and Genlh men; if you are mwan, of
good Daguerrean picture please cali M Vnn As,,n,
Rooms, Nos 97 and 2O7 Main street and sa,irv X"m,
ssl n., Una .naI lhe HATHAWAY BROTHERS viii make
soo1 IrpEs ct reasonable and living prices
Cn~nlcaily md nriisucally cOofed Dupuerreotypes
o. superior tone and finish good Assortment Of 6ne
an3i az ""e W. '""i'o''e''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
$1,000 REWARn.

DIX. LAHGLEY's ROOF AND HERB BITTERs
=. shd' ne ieit TO all the pc ople, who shall be en-
Titled 10 the above reward after using one boIe each
ind they will be sure TO he cured the Liver ompIant
Jr indigesii0n Jaundce, Cnuehs and Colds Costiye.
ness ines, weakness, Headache all complaints arising
ION impure blood, loss of appetrte-in fact ali Ihs
complaints which every body is more or less troubled
with' utter thawine ont in the Spring. Langeys Bit
tes are we very thrg Tor all the ladies' and every body
else should have boile and no mistake in Tint ss bey
hways do good and never harm, ale very pleasant
To take Only rs and 37A cents bottle
500 IN " orcester, by James Green, and NJ B. Green,
fhoesale and retail d. Scott, + II Marsh. L. r In
' ana all Other dealers in medicine. Also by dealers
al the towns AMI villages every where
wholesale depot, 81 Union street. Boston.
marle l.,e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

NEW York, Sept l5lh.-.On Wednesday
evenlng,on fthe propellers Of the Delaware and
Rarltan Canal, burst her chimney, abreast Of
ko'Tvile, Staten Island, scadlng three men, one
of whom died this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

THE New YoRK DEMocRAcY.-The softs
adjourned the second day, after nominating a
State ticket. and passing set of very hard res
olutions. The division seems likely 10 continue
through the canvass, but ii seems In be rather
split upon men than principles. The difference
10 the respective platforms is about as great as
the difference between National Wing and
National Democrat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

FIrcHRURG.-All Of the delegates from this
section, speak in the highest terms Of praise of the
Fitchburg Hotels, and the Fitchburg people gem
rally. The American House and the Ftchburg
Hotel are both well conducted establishments, and
are credit to the town as well as their man.
ayers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

sPoUeHKEEPsIE, Sept Is A collision occurred
on the Hudson River Railroad, about two miles
below this place. at quarter pas, four O'Clock this
afternoon, between single engine and the POugh-
keepsie passenger train going South, by which
one fireman and TWO brakemen on the passenger
brain, and both engineer and fireman on The single
engine were badly injured. Names not yet as.
eettained. No passengers were hart The en-
glnes are perfect wreck.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
InteIIIgemee Omce

having been duly licensed 10 keep an INrELLIGFNcr
UFFlcE, le undersigned is prepared To furnish Hotels
boi ulps houses, an0 Private Families with American
ana oher male and female help. o. Orders from the
Cruntry promptly attended to. Persons in wnnt of
car wv i'''0u u
II Tenemenis, Stores ard Offices 10 be let
~ MONEY to loan on collateral security
AuglO dIy LEWIS q. MINI. Dag Min M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

VIEW CARD Press "A new press has appear.
ed IN Boston which bids fair to create a revolu,ion
IN card printing 1t is simple IN its construction and
worked by boy who turns crank when the ma
chIne prints and cuts the cards, feeding itself and
turning them out at the rate Of from 1000 to IS 600
per hour Attached TO the press is a counting ma.
chine, which notes the number Of cards printed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

H-The Fitchburg Sentinel states that the son
OfOne 1.-The most respectable citizens Of that place
was convicted, last week, before Justice Ware,
cfthen, and sentenced to the State Reform School,
dunnghs minority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. William Seygga,
fugitive slave belonging TO DR.. Whitlredge of
Baltimore, was arrested in this city to day, and
had a hearing before Commissioner lngraham.-
He acknowledged himself slave, and was sent
back without any excitement being caused
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

The MYsrERIoUs PARcHMENT; or the Sa-
taaic License. Dedicated to Maine Law Pro-
gress. BY Rev Joel wakeman. Pastor Of the
FIRST Presbyterian Church Of Almond, New
York. Boston, John r. Jewett g. Co., 1858,
PIP. 1923.
This is tale in which !, is endeuvored 10 por-
tray the evils OF inienperance and the benefits Of
temperance, and TO show the insidious means by
which the former often gets the control over
those, whose native instincts and better judgment
would revolt at the idsa. The incidents ara MANY
Of them highly interesting, and are narrated with
skiIl aod spirit. The work may be had Of Keith
4 Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

ACCIDENT IN WEST BoyLsToN..-On the
10Th inst , d lad by the name Of Davidson, about
fifteen years Of age, was very badly wounded by
the premature discharge of pistol which he was
loading. Part OF one hand was torn off, and his
leg badly fractured. The ball passed through the
hat Of another lad standing near
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

IL DOW open Tor lie reception Of puplls Room No
s VAN street. directly opposite the American Tenn
~ "A il those WHO desire PERFECT article in
he way Of Gold Pens, eau supply themselves by calling
Ut .ne above room. t. 7 MARTIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

EY-'Fhe cholera had Te-appeared at Cumber-
land, Md. There were twenty two deaths be-
tween Saturday and Wednesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l5.--Gen. Shields is lying
dangerously Ill at Sparta, Illinois. His mind at
times is quite deranged
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Warranted Pure Drugs


Tor PTescJlpti0s and Physicians use fro The most
reliable Soi0ceS in Boston and Ne1U York, cq, be
found at the Store Of Lewis I. LazeH, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any conveIsant with Drugs and
chemicals, knows The great difficulty OF finding an atti.
cue peleclly Tree from adnieIaon. Especially is this
tue case win nose III general use Which, OF Ill others
should lie as pure as possible II has been for wears
aud now Is MY AIM, 10 purchase none but The btst
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u Fnce 25 cts botIle.
WHAT The PEOPLE SAY VINO USE IT.
ana my ffienis had supposed must live and die n
cripple with The hip complaint But applied the In
nahiHihibfy EAtfPatOr, and IN one month ueF.
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want some more Of The lnlammatory Exiifpator
Tor II imned ately aud invariably .eieves nv chio III
The Group. n CARTEP
proof OF its wonderful efficacy
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For sale in w forester. At Wholesale and Retail nv
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specinl Nntice fo I,vnera

Special Notice 20 owners OF Houses.
The subscriber Is constantly having calls for Io,ae
nom the besl OF tenants Persons having ienementa IN
ct, can dnd good customers without trouble. md frsc
Of trpense BY calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ss5 Nam street, up stairs; rLEwis Q. MUM.