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E0IN, NuSDER AND DEIIGHT::-4T AEIEDTDrE
q TAN NIlL, FoE OSE WEEh.-WYNAN. th- Na.irI,,
sni NcnIipgui-i M series % his POPULAR ENTER.
IAlNMENl T. go the above Hall, com .-n-ir- on
MONDAY EIENLNG, OCT. 81. 1883
AM rnaae every during the week Will intro
4a-. t'- .neats Augsug aud t
s'.T..slt..., .ie-ao'.-s lI4 sprAkins Aloa.atoul.
Doors "Irl 40 I--e.-.lyace 40 = C'cock.
- See s... Balls.
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FALL TRADE.

GtIWIsTIAN q LNTnROP. No. 20 NIsiu street havere
Oeeved he stock Dry Goods suitable the Fa and Win
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
silks, C0rcd and Black embracing style and quality
Cashmere and Mousn De ane', al qualities aud new designs
french Msrnors s co7r. Frrnrh Prints best quality
EMBROlDERlES.
Collars Sleeves Caps Bands Eng Inserting fnfus Dresses
CLOAKS
Newest Paris styles Of velvet Cloth and silk.
complete Of Ladies and Chdreus s Cotton and
Wool Hose all Sizes Together With general assortment
Of House Keeping Goods
CARPEtfNg- Carpets Rugs, Mats, So, Imported a.
rect celebrated mandatory n Nosrr Croty sons
iors by any soli the United American Carpets
every price and quality, together With Cruwb Cloths Docknr
MATING Furniture OIL Cloths st'rAucn, able and
'' .s.i O''''' CHRISTIAN L,ruaor
~ tru,En- MtGtziNEI p.,,. OFT.
tIarper fpr Ottotcr-lS cts
Graham Tor October % cs
Cooley Tor October-25ci' For sale ~ o. 81 WFsr,
ss2S No4 and exchange.
URtsH HNFVs-Jus received IRISH anss Of our own
Importation guaranteed nl pure Tly a.i ~, .lg cheap
= ARsiiALt sALf-500O saets hygrr5l Rt t.r stip ig
ss7l EDMOND. DAVENPORT Co
ssVSUal% lComcE y cases mass LrotI,e, a couslgn.
mcn direct from Sc Ynuf,, Che manufacture, Boz spain,
ior salchy lscioi DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
n OwS HHOvN WINDSOR soar AND PONADE-tm.
~ ported ~ our ourselves and Tor sale lsy, -
nRLEANs MoLAssEs-to barrsi' strictly PRIME by
~ sec D. ". sKtNKtR, Cary sreet
HI AHPERs MAGAZINE for septcmicr. tsSa-Por sale
IL ~ JANIS WOObuOuSF, Eagle Square.
NUAroHEs, JEwELRY. AND FANCY GOODS For ,.islov
w 20 The trade, ~ ELIAS UALE,
oci loo Main street.
VBLAID SPUN sILKsPsd spun slk, IN greai variety, ioF
- nNT VWl v HAktWElL 90,
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-, asoNEsoY . ~ I, l cRD 5,.. - ..@s
:..; :...i. All Vii III Rvs '.' 'S E.
E'03H Pun >DfIPin, To all on Thur.ia, rhr
~ o. ri is, o , m s.''p ,,:s
r-''.yr frs.;1t '"i F.I s' o., above. Far ,-s.s
sr-airrrr- te ,Harfs, Soss. 80 40. arr
90 q. RISKS. Am. Us g,
4 "'sH oglr..a's aF h.r-.N ~ m1ltn y-.-s ,-.
colt JANIS LYONS.
EDLArED CN-rOE~--..r.lI Plate, g. ,.t.-. o' several -
r'r9- st ..' ,a GLASS Bottles Pat-i Ty. sets, Ea
a" B-LHLEY SEQ. Erg. square.
ic 'HCE-Nf. .r.r ..Yu..a" rraal. received direct
- D,isyr5tr Artrv CO.
4 A.h lAheh t'IioN iAE>s. rsrrsr Jle...n'- Com
30 DAVENPORT, ALLIES co.
s2e"t1Np'H.'' a'a' cs"i. g, g,,g rq q,
a,IrOnr,NT ~ cOytI,I .-EELIEF is ny yI>i. rg- t..
aaIASs rrLMONiC wAFti.s lrs uatias To- he cure o.
pv,.er ~ rsf,s iSl.sT 5a,.,vrIr,. 40 ~
~ .l, l. icy. ~ .l.d,ns ahI any e id VII.
.'. .r,r, J.iwgry ..sn Boo haHdrsi,.' cases. single
, a'n :h g3a' . .a'--, IT,, ',.a ,o5 o .nu
w.., F'{ 4, 1, O. CT l,-,,,,'r y rr.p,iaor,
tsr.l. Efg"an, ynehbarg, and II Pa,,.,oa. wheeling
~. EETLEs-car.. beet Apply. to hand Tor sale
go szn - us C.r-ltr s1r. Il W,in street.
sour DioEsrERs -A'ar'si .i. o. g..ea ~ sale by
rs Sign s c.r-a, : s, INN Il N,. r. S .,5s.,.
,,o M :, H l,cl fs EyaT YoR e IL
,,'' N"''T'ii-rfH rSAM.ur goASoEF" . [TTTS
g aa ~ Z, , t5i, %, aae i ls p n r.
ral .re,.l!ssd TO be board before Che hour Of de-
L,. s-t b. .s.lsd ~ or once South side Of te Ra.1
r.,nf.r. irs ' '.ip Tor Norfolk Will be charged The same
E'OH ~" iohh -Pir.' N----i-riyg"a La> D.,
- E',.wr" 'gI ts.g 5@yt y@,L,i. Tie o. tJ,isss
s,s.i srd sss % ti,s si .si - I'll s5.,5, a'srsiei
,s DAVID crrRIr.
BNoH uo-ToS- ilasl El-Hirhmond md
r..u, ..a.rr cprmEE. cfptJ n.r.s.r.. Htar, EC1FS
N.a'f F .a rH H r'ra.s dispatch Ioru.sn.. ~ freight
hS '' Mountain '2'i s. !ErSsra c,y.r..,
fyroE ctsy- -HirIs.-s f1rnishsi with B.ns. C,..s.
- '''' .''''' ''' ''' z " zymrnu,v
gILO,K TN ,uuING ni-TB-
- oy..r bod r.... ps's', sN sizes.
C-s gts,-r.. s.n I'D r1,utH.s,er
,..grs,.... .n n,ry one, n,,' ,, r,nit,i rr
r 90 Come, Main ,ad il.' .,,,..,.
F1NNuRLp sit't PNN-.A r.,si fs..r1as 1r... 'ar -r
~ .ly pIu''.' supply ~ eveW ~ .If .r.n.r au
10 Fsa n u.s ci--al,r sar. 70 Nua ..t.,t.
. Z .rI frrrF ~ q. sfNrUV CO.
q 90 ..s. NJ ffa Circular atr. 10 WH.r Hfr..f.
q tOrErfErtTFs- OJrsrFEpAN Esfa.t received l.sut
u fI H...Fn..f HH...r Purchased ti.. .r r.r..rH
u#.f .f chem rIs .a...| UtrgtrH NNfr. H'T
70. 30 U..u street.
HrTrs..sr vs,yIsrss Dot ofTsd Gops 70. LsI.. YEA
Z. - Selling rrrtarFaIHg D. GuLusNfT.
30 so 81 Ws.r street.
II, ygAEriSs GrfrtEs-A supply MARTINS unuvslsd Co
% - jaws wooDHor'r g,re susro
EFOE sALE a gY.d second hand rsul.
% n 80 jas wOODHOrsF. Eagle siuare
O. gFNrHANGF OS LONDON wanted, BY
be ~ 30 KEyr. PAtNr KNIT
h. AUgR ADDITIONAL SUPPLY o. ENTHENwAHI
4 Sc Orf0brf 1853 aWM y BUTLER hff receive
p I1rlst direct 40 james large aidi
. Pah Gods, HbiN be onsrs " The TsADE ~ lov prices
2 gyj-dN
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- ENrEnIrI1N 81 LArAH.

The 60 lsHc la HI..r o' september -tI unIrr Isto
of Amsterdam gays. Dr. - stated chat fHe Eus..lu i,Yg
eminent hls re.,.,I to resist o attempts of trr Ama
riears against Japan, ani that tho Eu.au squadron
Which recently sailed for h.se seas was intended Tor
t0at purpose.
Th. E....n G.s.mn.a,h-. .a. nr Protector si.HaI.
who reside. Hu f. baud. uI .i. lI... to obtain from bin
eggry Information relative 200 Japan aHI tl br.' H.Hra
20 Doe adopted ipl.alt Che attempts of che United States
st. siauod E sell arGlfr'rI s'n JHplr, having rc. .I.I
There for mlug yes sui -u maintains correspondence
with Japan uUtIHc-.
/ Iac14.al Government g. si.I 20 be pleased with ui.
determination of tho Cabinet of S. Petersburg a4 tho
Americans l.1 threaten che Dutch Archipelago a4 tine MI
lir Of Capt Gibson proves, and aa moreover tho Eng
sh pres express tHemselye- Boo favor ~ tho American.
and have lately cudcavOrel 70 throw dscredo the Dutch
rule in The East Indies.
The United States expedition sailed from Lo0chDo M
July sth, for Japan. The CommoIoro'l n.et consist
ing Of TIE steamers Suspuehlnnl and Mississippi, slip
Pgmout. and Saratoga, was 70 be followed by the Pow
hatau and NaHdaHa
The North China Herald Of July gth. says lnforma
ton has reached vs. privately that while the United State
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Respectfully submitted BY order OF the Committee
TlIOS. w MCCANCE on,

petition from Judge John Y Mason, asking tina, the
lines be fixed along Adams and Franklin streets in front
oil the property recently purchased by him Of the Execu
tors OF Thomas Rutherford referred to the Commits
sioners OF streets for Monroe Ward
Mr. scott ask that the Council would take up report,
VI tue committee on burying ground upon certain land on
O"u'" i''' intended to be sold. Tho report was made
T' "m' T. Allen last Spring, and laid on the table by
order Of the Council
Mr. Darlington opposed to its consideration at this
time.
vote taken on the motion Of Mr. Scott an dec;
ded in the negative.
The Council then adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-06

~ 1t is stated by the New York EfPress that Mr..
Evtrctts letter to Lord John Russell submitted
T. Mr.. Marcy Leioro Its publication, and received ms
sanction and Recommendation that it should appear
That being the case not certain journals rather
last in treating it as piece Of impertinenec on
the part Of Mr.. Ever tt Mr. Marcy il seems,
did not think so. Such a disclosure places those
journals in quite an awkward fix. viii they con
denim the Premier for permitting SO great piece OF
impCrtnonce to appear with his ondOrsa or arc they
stll Of the same opinion about Edward Everett and
his Russell letter.
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80 What rich time Of it we shall soon have
among the competitors for the organ grinding and the
public pri i;ing at Washington. Two already IN iul'
operation and the third one about to start, with
few more on the way. \ Washington despatch says
that "hc old Cor grcssicnal Globe viii become da'y
paper alter the meeting Of Congress, and run herce
competition with the papers in existence espec'a
Is those Of the Democratic order. 1t will probably
publish morning and afternoon editions, nv
latest news of the day The object is to continue it
permanently thereafter As a daily Democratic jour
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No TREsrAssERs-rhc undersigned hereby give nocc mn,
all persons forbidden from trcspassins on th,I,
tr the purpose Of hunting other purp.s 80
s caution u dsrcgaried, they will enforce he i,na,
allows In such Their lands near ~. 6..a -, %
brooke Turnpike about miles uond " ''c
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4 bUD-FELoW'- ntLL.-rI.IDAl aHI SNTCHIN7 E,r-,.
~ lNus, ug.gt-s 5th aud ,ih,
TIN. FNkIR o. silva

~ Die Uapvas'. Wonders auI sec1uI sight M,st-,
ai. ils lu.l.t M.ll pEvpfGI :, Masters CHARLES Az
LEWIS h5NlA 40 years @; assisted by Brother,
Door. open o'clock.
Ticket. - cents children H- r-r.e.
FHs part .rl..Ts email. CIT
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BEEan-1g7rs.-I viii be noticed by our commercial
report, this m1rn.ag, that breAisuIs are still on the
rise, aaI tie prospects, that they viii reach higher fig
ure We announced Tia. io-s selling at retail yes-
,-L Jay om SIS 20 IS 3D. per barrel and u Is s-Yss:'l
unless the by tIc mex, steamer j. OF more pacific
Character this necessary article of subsistence, it is
pea,d VIII ran up Us high as go. This pretty Sc.
vyge.-Ea't. Isu.s. oct. 5H.
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The commissioners appointed urd,r the convention
Britain and The United States have commenced their sit
tngs
The General Board OF Health has officially announced
"a third visitation OF epidemic cholera ana ordered
general cleansing ct CUc- towns and villages At New
castle upon Tyne the .a umo, there "l deaths
by cholera ad bg darr.: Gtte,heli, - by cholera
by diarrhoca IL London during tlc week ending sep
TENDER l., there rs deaths by the former disease
aut i5l by tie latter. Isolated lad occurred at
Wou.Wica, Greeu0 c1 and various other Qllcs On the
subject Of the appearance Of she ,plymc az Newcastle
tie ALlerc-u Consul Led, has addressed The follow
ing letter 20 the lu...eior % New lol.
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ESRANDIES-shalt pipes OaTd Dupuy a CO. yina gc 1916
- ha pipes oiard, Dupuy Co. vintage l>s 49, 5haIf
pipes Sc gnee high Favored and old half pipes Dupuy and
other brands all well selected genuine entitled dcn-
ture, for sale by
oci ALVEY h LIPSCONB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

Tor Prescriptions and Physicians use, from tie mast
reliable sources in Hoston and NeiD York, can be
found al the Store Of LeOis T. La7eH POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any cOnversaut with Drugs and
chemicals knows The great difficulty finding an ari
Gle perfectly free irtm aduueTalun Especially is this
tie case wh those in ger era use, which Of III others,
she uld be pure possible. Ii has been for years
aud now is ny aim, 20 puIthase meme hut the best
lirugs-lhtse which may be relied upon, and all may
lee confident Of The purity Of every article obtained
my estab isbmtnt. trust hat discriminating public
will continue to sustain NE in uy enttavors by their
patronage, assuring then thar every article will be held
as represented Ply sicians presc ptioIs efuily
compounded al ali hours Tie da, and uighi
bi dawtf L. r. LAZELL, Aiothecary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Asia.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
The royal mail steamship Asia, from Liverpool
9Th ult. arrived at her wharf about 10 o'clock, p.
NJ, bringing $50 passengers.
Nothing is brought from the East. Political
affairs are doll, and considered as arranged.
The TURKISH QUESTION.
The Eastern question is totally unchanged. No
thing having transpred, but everybody regards as
settled II was reported that the Russians had
commenced to recross the Pruth, but was untrue.
II is believed that the Vienna conference were
occupied m smoothing points OF mefeipunci 10.
The troubles in ServIa, before reported, did not
attain the dignity of revolution, but were mere
party squabbles.
MISCELLAN
Mr. IngersoI, on the 24h, announced his recall,
and Mr. Buchanan was presented TO The Queen
Begiums recent matrimonial alliances with
Austria was not we'll received at Paris
The Marquis Andrew TaglimacaNe has been
appointed Minister at Washington
a grand ball was given recently, on board Of the
figale Cumberland at Spezza, to the Queen Of
Sardinia.
There has been some fighting in Morocco The
Emperor was victorious.
The Tunis government warns foreign merchants
not negociare Tunis bank bills, or export permits
Tor OIL until further notice, there having been frauds
committed on the government.
Mr. SoUle, Minister to Span, had arrived in Paris
where he w"uld stop few days previous to pro.
ceediug to his post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10
An Interesting Case.

Peter Still, cnlored man, Who born free in
New Jersey, but was kidnapped, and carried South
iatO slavery, when only six years Of age, and who,
after being forty years in slavery enabled from
his own earnings 10 bay his liberty, is in this
city, soliciting aid to redeem Instantly from bond
age. His story is most remarkable and Interest.
ing one, and the energy and perseverance with
which he mauess his affection for his family, enti-
tie hlm to success in his praseworthy efforts. His
credentials are such as TO assure 10 him the entire
confidence Of the public, and we recommend him
cordially to the sympa HES Of the benevolent.
The following among bis testimonials.
BosToN, Jan. 3, ls53.--rhc bearer, Pete, Sill.
was kidnapped, IN early childhood, on the bnrders
OF Delaware river, in New Je sey and carr led thence
to Kentucky, and subsequently to Alabama. Alier
being held ia slavery more than oriv wears he sue.
ceeded IN pm chasing his freedom; and being obliged
consequently by the laws Of Alabama to leave that
State, he came north to Philadelphia whe,e hy
singular coincidence he became acquainted with his
brother aud family, from which he had been so long
severed. He has lett wife and three children in
Alabama, whom he naturally and ardcnlly desires
TO bring into freedom and have with him at the
North. For lhs purpose, he now appeals 10 the
sympathy OF the benevolent for such pecuniary aid
they may be disposed 10 give him.
We, the undersigned, have carefully examined
his letters and papers, and have obtained know ledge
of hun. From ihis examination, we are satisfied
that his story true in all its particulars; that he
is himself a worthy aud virtuous man, whose extra.
ordinary history gives him strong and peculiar
claim upon the public sympathy and aid.
Any contributions ior the object above nameI may
be forwarded to any Of US.
$. K. LoTHRoP,
ELLIS GRAY LoRING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

OFFGcERs IN TRoUBLE.-Ii is stated that two
Boston officers fell into trap OF their own making
lev days since, by which operation one of them
enjoyed short Imprisonment within stone walis-
The Boston Association for detecting counterfeiers,
despatched tao Of their officers to Canada to pur-
chase Of gang known to exist there, some counter
lett bills, icr the pupnse il possible, of obtaining
legal proof sufficient TO convict he couaterieiters.-
They went as ordered, payed the part OF rogues
very well, aud obtained the bills. The head of the
gang smelt rat, however, and bv most shrewd
operation gave such information that one of the
officers found himself incarcerated for having in
his possessions counterfeit money. The other was
pun sued, bat escaped After a short Imprisonment,
be succeeded in explaining his position IN The matter
and WAS sci free, well satisfied that he had fallen
into pit which he had dug for ohers.-Trav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

VERMONT ELECTIoE.-The Annual Election in
Vermont has probably resulted in a defeat of the
Wing party. The Atlas Of yesterday has returns
from lOl towns, which give Fairbanks (Whig)
l4,4lO; Robinson (Huuker) 1890; Barnard Gree
Sold 4,9SO. II also gives tbe election to the House
Of 81 Wings, SO Democrats, aud 10 Free Sellers.
despatch from Burlington to the New York
papers of yesterday says;
qui'e possible that the Free Sellers will hold
the balance Of power in JOINT convention Of the two
Houses IN which case il is understood that the dem
ocrais are 70 have The Governor, and the free soiers
the United States Senator.
LATER.-Last evenings Traveller gives the re.
suit. Of representatives in 1874 towns giving the
Wings rs members, the Hurker Democrats Sc, the
Free Democrats 80. Wing net loss 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10
FOURTEEN DAYS
Eater frORRa California.

NEW YORK Semi

New York, Sept 8.
The steamer Star Of the West, days from
San Juan, with San Francisco dates of August l6,
arrived this morning, bringing 600 passengers, and
a half million dollars in the hands of her pas
ssngers, and abou one million of gold dust, &c,
on freight.
The s'oop of war Portsmouth arrived on the
II h, from The Sandwich Islands, and reports the
sniall pox to be raging there there having been
500 new cases in week.
fire occurred in Sacramento City. Loss $35,
COO
Mr. Peter Smith, formerly connected with the
Lopez expedition, killed Lieut. Scott in duel on
the 3d ull
The head Of Joaquin, the bandit, has been
brought TO San Francisco, and was about TO be
exhlbi ed
4 he Rogue River Indians attacked the white
settlements in the northern portions Of the State
and murdered number Of citizens. Delach.
menls Of troops have been sent IN pursuit.
The taxable property in San Francisco is esti-
mated at $50, 600 500. Increase, $ll ,OO0, 900
over last year.
Much uneasiness was feltal San Francisco, on
account Of the nOn-arrval OF Lieut.. Bea aud
parry.
Gold has been discovered at Santa Cruz.
O Hinton alias 5 G. Gordon, the Ohio mail
= rohber, had been arrested.
Petitions are in circulation urging Congress to
take immediate measures 10 build the Pacific and
Atlantic Raroad
Politics were waxing warm. Edward Ran
dolph, prominent Democrat, had taken The
stump against Governor Biger
The City License Tax had been declared by
the RECORDER TO De unconstitutional
The Chinese merchants are about opening a
Banking office in $ n Francisco
C. j. Butfum, agent of Todd's express, had
committed suicide
DIR. John Baldwin was shot dead in The streets
in San Francisco. on the LIST of August, by Jo-
seph lletherington, on account of squater diff
Guilty
Wells, Fargo, g. Co.'s express office at Sacra-
mento, had been robbed Of $80O0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

CLOSE OF THE WoMEs's RlGHTs CoHvEN
TIoN.- Wednesday afternoon. among the speakers,
were Lucy Stone, Mrs &. J. II Nichols, Soiourner
Truth, colonel lady, Rev, John Plerponi, Mrs
Caroline Severance, Of Cleveland, Miss Susan B.
Anthony of Rochester, Mrs Pauliua A. Davis, of
Providence, and Wm. LIcyd Garrison. letter of
sympathy was read from Rev. T. w. IIigginson, of
Worcester Great confusion prevailed during much
ct the speaking. In the evening, the hall was
crowded, large, proportion Of the audience being
young men ready for any disturbance A Mrs Martin,
OF New York State, s. NJ Booth, Of Wisconsin,
Mrs Anneka, hungarian lady, Wendell Phillips,
Lucy Stone, Mrs Davis, Miss Amonetle Brown,
and Others each essayed 10 speak, but no connected
remarks could be heard,G from the applause, Kisses,
screeches, howls, &C., which made an INCREASING
chorus through the whole session Al last, AFTER the
sembance OF the passage Of voc Of thanks to the
presiding officer, the assembly dispersed. During
the evening, announcement made that another
National Convention would convene al Cleveland, on
the h aud h Of October. The disurbers of thu If
meeting incapable of shame
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

FRUIr SrEALING.--The Barre Gazette COM
plains ,hat the grounds Of Rev. Mr. Hodges and
DR. Bates have been robbed of the choice fruit
which the propretors have taken much pains to
cultivate. The Gazette, lhcreupon, very justly
remarks:
Could The history Of The daring burglars, who
have recently spread so much terror throughout
this village, be traced, il would disclose the un-
doubted Tact, that they commenced their lives Of
crime by steattng fruit They that steal fruit
will steal money--and, in process Of time, be :.
come might burglars, robbers, and murderers IL
is just as ceran,as that habiiual lasiera Of strong
drinks viii become drunkards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

give learn that arrangements are made for
The conveyance of persons attending the Free
SOIL State Convention at Ftchburg next week,
over The Boston & Worcester, Worcester &
Nashua, and Fitchburg g. Worcester Railroads,
at halfihe usual fares.
We also learn that the same reduction will be
made throughout the whole route, on the fares of
passengers attending the Vermont State Agrcul.
tura Fair at Montpelier, on Tuesday, Wednes.
day,and Thursday, next and the New York State
Fair, at Saratoga, the week after, on the roads
leading to those places from Worcester, via.
Fichburg, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

EFF. NJ. Marion, in an accoun, of balloon as
cenron which he made at Norrslown, Pa, last
Friday, says; Il was just 30 minutes coming about
10 miesi the locomotive started with ne, but soon
left her Tar in the rear
CO Rum is like dealh-it levels all distinctions.
member Of Congress-, with brick ~ his hat,
wonld as soon iraierLizc with a chimney sweep as
foreign envoy.
II Il IS said that the bell of the engine Misis.
slpp',whieh exploded on Georgia road 4 lew weeks
since, came down and lodged in the steepIe Of a
church several miles IRON The accident. Al INV rae.
i was found there, hung ready for ringing.
Eg- Bryant writes home that the Turks are ran.
idly improving in refinement and civillzalion In
proof Of ihir, he mentlons that they ge DRINK, play
at billiards, and take every advantage Of the money
market
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

AsHBuREHAm.-Th Free Democracy Of this
town have elected the following delegates to the
State Convention, viz:
Charles Stearns, Gilman Jones, Simeon Merritt.
Substitutes = Sas Nina, +. s. Finite. u. Jaquh.
This town is organized by choosing the following
officers for the ensuing political yeai:-P resideu,
DR.. John Pets; Wee Presidents, Joseph r. Rice
Gilman Jones' Secretary, Simeon merritt; Treas
nyo, John A. Conn; Executive COMMITTEE, Marshall
Weherbee, Enoch Wbitmorc, John T.. King, II.
NJ. Bancroft. Silas Minis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-10

HARVARD COLLEGE. This institution opens
the present SEASON with large increase of students
in its several departments The Freshman class
numbers 10, the Sophomore lO0-a number quite
unparalleled in the history Of the Univei sily-he
Jnnior class 3d. and the Senior 80, making in all
355 under graduates. The entering class ofthe d..
vinify School number Z, 4 ofwhum are graduates Of
the College. Both Of the upper classes have receive
ed additions, making the whole number to be 20
The number Of students connected with the Other
professional schools has not been definitely ascer.
tanned, bot viii swell the sum total TO about seven
hundred