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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20
A Festival Week,

Next " eek, if the weather is favorable, there
will probably be larger gathering of people
from all sections of our country IN Boston,
than has ever before been witnessed. Never
before have there been 10 many attractions Of
fered at one time to draw strangers froTl
abroad. The great attraction will be the ex-
hibition of the United States Agricultural So
ciety. The exhibition commences on Tues
day and closes on Saturday. On each day
there will be grand cayalcade at o'clock,
and after that, exhibitions of the different
breeds of cattle and horses, interspersed with
trials of speed, music by one of our most pop
ular bands, SC. The grand banquet and de-
claration OF premiums will take place OIL Fri
day. We understand that in addition to the
other attractions there is to be on Thursday a
grand procession of the truck horses of Bos-
ton; more noble animals of this class than
the city of Boston affords cannot be found in
the country. In regard to the entries, we are
informed that they are very large, and embrace
some OF thelinest stock in the country. There
will be animals in the pen which cost, on the
other side of the Atlantic, three and four
hundred guineas. The exhibition will be
honored by the presence of many leading men
from all parts OF the country.
Besides the exhibition of the Agricultural
Society, there will be the great Industrial Elk
hibition in Gore Block, which will be partic-
ularly interesting to inventors and mechanics
The programme will also be found in another
column.
On Thursday there is to be splendid mill.
tary display by the First Regiment This
will probably be one Of the finest parades ever
made by this popular Regiment. An attract
i've feature of the day viii be the preser tation
to the regiment Of a beautifully embroidered
a11D I-r41 Nn,, IA
will probably be made by His Honor, Judge
Bigelow, Of the Supreme Court. The re-
nowned French Drum Corps, seventeen in
number, with their Major Drummer, attached
to the Seventh Regiment National Guard, of
New York, will be present in their splendid
uniforms, and furnish field music of a quail,
ty never before heard in this city. We hope
our friends from New England and more dis
tant sections OF the country will take this OPP
portunity to see the military of Boston.
Theatre goers will find great attractions at
the Boston Theatre in the performances of
Madame Rachel. the great tragedienne, who
plays every evening during the week. Large
numbers will doubtless visit the city to wit
ness the performances OF this great actress.
And il politicians come, they will find the
Head Quarters of the different political par
ties open to them, and politicians ready TO
predict the certain success of their different
candidates. During the week, there will
probably be two or three evening meetings at
Faneuil Eall, where the "bg guns will
speak.
Take it all in all, il will be festival
week" We hope our friends in ali parts of
the country viii make arrangements &c come
to Boston next week. They will find enough
to interest and amuse them, and repay them
for their expense and trouble Boston Jour.
nat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20
Lnst Nlght,r McerIng.

The meeting last night, of the Republicans OF
Worcester, was everything that the friends Of
Freedom could desire. Long before the hour for
the meeting had arrived, the hail was crowded to
overlooking, and hundreds, unable to gain admis-
sion, were obliged to leave. The speeches of
Messrs. Slack and Burlingame were received with
the most enthusiastic applause, and an impression
was made upon the minds of those present in fa-
vor Of the principles and candidates of the Re-
publican cause, that will not be speedily erased.
Mr.. Slack's speech was powerful in argument and
eloquent in expression, but no language of ours
can do justice to the burning eloquence of Mr..
Burlingame. He spoke for an hour and
half, and completely enchanted the atten-
ton of his audience. Rarely, if ever, have
we heard a speech so we'll calculated to convince
the minds and understandings of men, as that
which we heard last evening. Mr.. Burlingame
showed, by the cogency of his reasoning, by his
power of illustration, and by his glowing, burn
ing appeals to the good sense and intelligence of
his auditory, that he is justlyenttled to the cog
nomen he has received of the Demosthenes OF
New England. Never have we listened to such
earnest denunciations Of wrong, or such elo-
quent appeals to the conscience and the heart.
The audience was fairly carried away by the power
and truthfulness of his illustrations, and "many
who came to scof remained to pray" The last
fragments of the Gardner faction melted into thin
air, and, with the exception of a few "bigots and
fanatics who follow such shining lights in the
political armament as Jonathan Pierce, A. B Ely,
and Daniel Warren, to the death, they will never
be heard of more. Worcester may be safely put
down as sure for Rockwell by at least one thou
sand votes above Gardner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

The Boston Atias makes the following COM
ments upon the address of the Worcester Co.
Gardner Convention
The Know Nothing address issued in Wor-
cester Co. is written in the very purest high
falutin style. Speaking of the last election,
it says :-"When the dust and smoke had
cleared away, there lay in their naked defor-
nifty the mangled remains of outlawed politi-
clans, stricken down by all unseen hand =
This as Mr.. Weller says, is VERY nffectin' .
but it isn'ta printing to what follows The
remains, instead of behaving like respectable,
mangIed remains, as in duty bound, began,
according to the address, "'whlle yet in the
political charnel house, 20 plan the destruc-
zion Of the arm that struck them down = and
so the document goes on in an ornate, roseate
siXpenny STYLE now sweetly and now sourly
savage. Never before did we hear such a
truculent set of fellows; for, after mangling
us, they are doing the same for the English
language, which, in these days of district
schools, is highly reprehensible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

ARREST OF "FREE LoyERs"-New York
Oct. l9.--At 655 Broadway, last night, there
was wholesale arrest Of the disciples of the
new doctrine of free lovers, many of them
are apparently highly respectable. Albert
Brisbane was among the arrested. In conse-
quence of rumors in the streets that the police
were watching the premises, a crowd was
gathered in front, and when the prisoners ere
brought out, they were greeted with boots
and yells, and mob OF rowdes followed
them to the station house. Four men were
committed to tho coils, namely: Albert Bris-
bane, for disorderly conduct: Thomas Har-
land, assault and battery on an officer, and
keeping a disorderly house; John Hender.
son, interfering with the police Benjamin
Henderson, attempting TO rescue prisoner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20
Song of lhe Under-Gardners.

Its all a mstake-we never agreed,
With the Republican party to fuse
Never to waive our Know Nothing creed,
Or suck to the man the Convention might choose.
CHoRus-SOtto Yoce.
Honor and truth are old fogy notions,
Causing in unpleasant emotions
With cur flag for Gardner and Benchley flying.
Come on Wen carry the State by LYING.
EoHo.-Carry the State by lying?
"Joyously, promptly fearlessly, too,
Henry, our leader, has taken his stand,
Hurting back scorn on the t-eacherous crew
With which the Republican vessel is man'd.
CHoRUs.-Honor and truth are old fngv notions
Causing in unpleas ant en- tons
With cur flag for Gardner and Benchley flying,
Come on ! wen carry the State by LYING.
EcHo.--Carry the Stat by lying
a temperance man is our leader bold,
Deavan's self is not more pure;
Ills teetOtal pledge is fourteen years old,
In fact he's perfect cold water cure
CHoRus.-Honor and truth are old fogy notions,
Causing in US unpleasant emotions
With our flag for Gardner and Benchey flying,
Come on wen carry the State by LYING.
EcHo-oarry the State by lying ?
Bittsrest foe Of pro.sayery he,
Garrison isn't circums 4nce to him.
Every Niger he'd speedily free,
Though in State street it were sure to undo him.
CHoRus.-Honor and truth old fogy notions,
Causing in US unpleasant emotions;
With our flag for Gardner and Benchley flying,
Come on wen carry the State by LYING.
EcHo.-Carry the State by lying?
Chase as Diana our Henrys are,
Never Cyprian have they KNOWN
Never in city or railroad car,
Consorted with any girl but their own.
CHoRUs.-Honor and truth are old fogy notions,
Causing in us unpleasant emotions;
With CUR flag for Gardner and Benchley flying,
Come on! wen carry the State by LYING.
ECHo.-Carry the State by lying?
Our party is ffty.eight thousand strong,
Noses we colntel not long ago;
But wait till the wagon comes along,
A bigger crowd still We then will show.
CHoRUs.-Honor and truth are old f)gy notions,
Causing in us unpleasant emotions:
With our flag for Gardner and Benchley flying,
Come on! Wen carry the State by LYING.
EcHo Garry the STATE by lying?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20
From tn. Home Journal . New York. ,

No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni.
yersal popularity as LYos's KATHARoN. To those who
have used it, and who has nti the reason is obvious as
not only beauties the Hair but preserves and restores
it at an advanced age Of fe Is perfume and agreeable
envenng effects, should stamp it indispensable article
OF the toiletp
Tie above Is but one OF thousands OF similar commenda
hons-it stands unrvaci "A toilet article Be sure 10
asK Tor LYONS kArHARos as Its unparalleled POPULAR
mas caused several unprnciplCd persons to put up val
uess limitations which they call by somewhat similar
names Sold everywhere In large bottles for only 2 cs
HEATH, WYNBoop d co., Pr)prietors,
I'm 50 Liberty street, NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

The Arctic ExpEDIrIoN.--1ho return of
the American Arctic expedition, aud the adj.
ditions il has made to our knowledge of the
geography of the polar regions, will for while
be topic Of discussion among those who have
ielt an interest in these discoveries; for the
results are, next to those obtained by Captain
Mcclure of more scientific importance than
those fany Of the recent expeditions. The
various expeditions sent in search of Sir John
Franklin have made us acquainted with new
Straits, aud the existence ola passage by wa.
ter, thereby settling the great question Of "a
Northwest Passage, or tho problem to solve
which all the Arctic expeditions, from that of
Frobisher, in 1918, to the present time, have
been sent out.
Among tho results Of tho expedition Of DR..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN SUTToN.-The Re-
publicans of Sutton held meeting on Wednes-
day. October 18th, for the purpose of organizing
the party. S. D. Ring was chosen President,
sylvanus Putnam, David Dudley, and Jason
Waters, Vice Presidents, and Moses Johnson
and j. f. Cooper, Secretaries. Committee-E e.
J. Miles, N. 6. Ring, Asa Hall, Amos Borden,
Sylyanus Stockwell. Addison Eaton, L. A.
Hutchison.
Delegates to County COnrertjon-H. c. Mas
croft, Jason Waters, Horace Leland. Substitutes
"A. a. Lombard, Sylvanus stockwell, Palmer
Parsons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

sPuRR & LEWIS, at Piper's Block and under the Ex-
change invite their old friends and the 'rest of anbnd
to special banquet at their saloons this evening" Every
calculation, necessary for grand and imposing display
of all kinds of atabes desirable for those hungerng
for the substantial xins" of life, has been made and
those who go there at any time ola cordial
utaon and kind welcome at their hospitable boards.
The LION stands out no prominent among the
beasts Of the forest than the Saloon of Leadworh witt
among the first class Eating Houses of the country The
city of Worcester justly famed for the high character
of its rest urants affords worthy Of patronage
by the general public than the Lion Saloon They do IN
things there in an unsurpassed style. Immense atrac.
tons for tonight. Go in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

SPORTING INTELLIGENcE.-At the trial of
speed which took place at the Full Noon Trot.
ting Course yesterday afternoon, the following time
was made -
r. Titus, LIST heat, b. &. Conqueror.
G. b. Pratt, I'd, g. g. Carwheel.
X. Titus, Sd, b. &. Con- ................2.5O
g. R. Wesson, 4th, 6 IN. Lady Langley. ......249
The fifth heat, which was made in 2.49,was de-
cided by the judges dead heat between Conquer.
or and Carwheel. 1t being dark at this time the
race was adjourned to next Wednesday, at 2 l.2
O'Clock
A match for $1,000 will come off at the Full
Moon Track, at IL O'Clock this afternoon, be-
tween Tecumseh, pacing horse, and Dudley
Smith, trotter. Much sport is anticipated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION
AT the Republican meeting last evening" at the
City Hall, the following gentlemen were appoint
ed delegates to the Republican County Conven-
ton, to be holden in this city, on Wednesday
next:
Albert Holman, Samuel A. Knox, Richard Ball.
John c. Mason, II. C. Rice, Charles Thurber,
Charles Washburn, E. B. Stoddard, JOS Pratt,
VILLAIN A. Ayres, Warren Williams, ]. D..
Coggswell VIM. H. Harris, Chas. W. Freeland,
Z. c. fainter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

TRIFoL1UM. By Fl. w. Carstens.-This is
the title of little book the first part of Which is
translation from the German, The second part
is original papers, containing sketches from life
and the third part is lecture delivered in Boston
on the study of the languages. The remarks in
the latter are very clearly expressed, and on the
whole, very good The author seems to consider
German the one desirable language to be studied
The book has in it many points Of interest, and
shows mastery of our language not easily at
tanned by foreigner. For sale by D. Baker &
Co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

TRLER & COMPANY, about two weeks SINCE opened an
extensive depot at the of Main and Front Streets
for the purpose oinoducing their original plan of max
ing Dagueueoypes for 20 cents by machinery. The Da-
guerreotype profession in Worcester learning of the sue
cess of Tyler Co.. dubbed together uud started an op
position place. for other purpose than that of revenge
Tyler Co. call upon the public sustain them in their
legitimate business and to put down such underhanded
rivalry. Fair competition is all that is asked
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

w OFCentCF NOunTy NepuDIICHW NOH~
vcmtiOn.
The Republicans in the several towns in Worcester
County requested 10 choose DeegateB in the proper
on Of three every Representative to which their sew
eral towns entitled in the General Court, to tend
Convention to be he'd at horticultural Hall in Worcester,
WEDNESDAY the Gath day Of the present month, at
10 O'Clock A. M for the choice Candidates to be sup
ported for Senator's Register OF Deeds County Commits
soner and County Treasurer; also, to choose County
Committee and transact any other business that may be
d. emed necessary for thorough organization of the party
Our friends in the several towns where it has not already
been DONE luested to call meetings immediately for
organization making arrangements for securing speak
ers, &c. CHARLES THURBER,) co,nty
VAL0RUS TAFT N''
o8 dawtoct24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

We noticed that at the County Convention of
the Gardner men, recently held in this city, Mo-
ses Mandill presented himself as the representa-
tive of N. F. Bryant, of Barre. AS Mr.. Bryant
was last year Know Nothing candidate for Gov
ernor, then Know Nothing candidate for Uni
ted States Senator, then a Know Nothing candi-
date for Inspector General of Fish, and lastly
(and actually Lobby Member General, it seemed
at first view reasonable enough, that a man with
such an accumulation of honors shonld have
representiye in the Convention all by himself
On meeting recently, however, with an ex-Know
Nothing from Barre, he informed US that he rath-
er guessed Mr.. Bryant was about all there was
left of the party in that town so that Mr.. Man
dell, in representing Mr.. Bryant personally, might
after all have been legitimately representing the
party, including himself, as an emanation Il. e.
Know Nothing emanation) of Mr. Bryant. Eli
ther way, as dignifed parsonage, or as the en-
bodiment of his party in Barre, Mr.. Bryant was
represented, and we are satisfied.
This, by the way, reminds us of a somewhat
similar instance in Someryille. The Know Moth
ing Council there had decided to dissolve and 90
in for Rockwell. There were, just three Gard
ner men, however, who were very DESTROYS to have
delegates sent to the Know Nothing State Con-
yention. So these three devoted Gardner men
besought their brethren, before dissolving, to
choose tEem delegates to that Convention; and
threatened, in case of refusal. to wait after the
dissolution, reorCanize themselves 1.-THE three)
and then choose themselves delegates But their
good natured brethren, seeing the humor they
were in, complied with their request, and then
dissolved the Council. And thus it happened
that these three good Gardner men went and rep
resented themselves in the Know Nothing State
Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

II Is contemplated to have grand mass Re.
publican meeting at Northampton, Friday AFTER.
noon, Goth instant, after the Congressional con
yentiOn. IL Is believed Messrs. Sumner and VIII.
son, with others, will be present and make ad.
dresses.
krastug Hopkins made mastery speech IN
favor Of the Republican movement at Northamp.
ton, last Monday night. He reviewed the whole
subject, speaking over two hours, and we shall
Print the speech In whole or part, next week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

DR. REEFS, well known in Worcester has associated him
self with several gentlemen, and opened Daguerreoype
Saloon at Ppers Block, for to burst up the blowing ar
raugemeuts next door to hem they bound that no so
called arts from Boston shall to Worcester and
deprive the artists here their well earned reputation and
livelihood Splendid lkenesses taken for quarter but
NOT hY stearn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

The GREAT EXHIBITION of the National Ag-
ricultural Society, at Boston, next week, will,
undoubtedly, be the most magnificent and i'm
posing Show Of the kind which has ever been
seen IN this country. Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS
is to be distributed among the competitors in pre-
NUNS, in addition to which, the various railroads
have agreed to transport all the stock exhibited,
back to the owners, free Of charge All the ar
engagements are being made on the most liberal
scale, under the personal direction and superb.
sion OF the interchangeable and persevering Presi-
dent Of the Society, Hon. Marshall P. Wilder
That he is engaged in it with his whole mind, is
oil itself sure guaranty Of success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

u; Babbitt takes this method Of Informing the
public that he 10 prepared 10 take views Of public and
private dwelling houses old horneseads and machinery
~ a NIlds, " new process Of Phoographng. that is
iar superior TO the Dasuereotype process. Ills speci
mems wi convince any person that for copying daeuer
eotypes Is the only way that II ought 10 be done when
the Impressions made on glass; by the use of wbicb
ne can make any number Of perfect Impressions on paper
Two questions will probably be asked by those who never
First, will say, II painting win fade these viii moi
eeoonl hey are cheaper, when You take the Size into
consideration 012 1,S ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

Tooth Acme Cnred, q a dozen elTaront ll,l,
without using ehoroorm pain. Teeth thoroughly n3
nrny hled also, cleaned, sealed, put in, divided alter
Gu VI POSITION and regulated, without giving any pain
opposite Office to Hon. Isaac Davis I've been ENGAGE
past fifteen years In practising dentistry ON Boad
Way new YORK CITY, and now will be pleased 10 attend
as workmanship References from the very FIRST famiIiea
in New York City Worcester can be seen al The oi
BIZ dG DIR. HOLT Dentist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

THAyER TAFT continue to substautiate the Excel
sio renoTn OF their famed establishment by the read
ness aud ease with which they administer to the wants
and desires of The community at large None who have
"been there " express aught but the most unqualified
praise of their mode of doing business and the superior
quality of their fares. Great times there this evening"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

THE DEAD ALIVE AGAIN. The London
Times Calcutta correspondent says 1t is
reported that an omcer, who was supposed to
have been killed in the Cabul campaign more
than thirteen years ago, whose place has long
been filed up in the army list, and whose
wife has contracted a second marriage and
given birth to a second family, has suddenly
turned up. He has been prisoner during
this long period in Kokan."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SooIETY--RaiLroad 1r-
fGhgemeh. Arrangements have been effected for the
yetara OF such stock as may be exhibited at the Great
exhibition in Boston, free oferpense the following
railroads To New York city by all the routes NJ York
and Erie to Chicago via Albany Suspens on Bridge and
Detroit Also, over the Connecticut River, Fitcfburg
Vermont and Massachusetts,, Cheshire, Rutland aud Bur-
nston Boston and Lowell, Concord boston, Concord Il
Montreal, Nashua and Lowell, Northern Passumsic Yer
mont Central, Vermont and Canada, Ogdensburg East
ern and Boston and Maine. Similar arrangements will
PROBABLY be made over all the other New England roads
EMU les may be made until the 23l. o1g eod1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

The DoRMANs, Harrington Corner City Square, having
issued their bulletins to the four quarters of the Globe
for grand carnival at their saloon this evening have
made preparations accordingly, and those who are ortu-
nate enough to be there will be sure Of magnificent
treat Any day. any hour of the day. they are always
ready to supply the public in general with whatever is
wanted for the qualification of the taste. BE sure and call
on them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

At Southbridge, Thursday Evening, Oct. 18th,
Address by Hon. HENRY WILSON
At Charlton. Saturday Evening, Oct. 10th,
Address by W. w. RICE, Esq, and others
At Rutland, Saturday Evening, Oct. 10th,
Address by Hon. HENRY WILSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

REPUBLICAN CITY CoMM1TrRE.-We arc re.
quested to give notice that the members of this
Committee are requested to meet at the Republic
can headq uarters, in the Central Exchange. this
evening, at o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

Hon. Mr.. Burlington, Member of Congress
from the I'd Congressional District has given
IN his allegiance to the Gardner faction, and
letter from him to his constituents and the rest of
mankind. announcing the fact of his conversion.
appeared in the Bee of yesterday morning. Mr..
Burlington has been astride the fence for some
days He has written glowing accounts of Rock
wells prospects in his district, and given curren
ey to reports that Fall River, the town in which
he resides, would give plurality for the Repub-
liean ticket; but change has come over the spir.
it Of his dream, and he prefers to side with a
powerless faction, rather than form part of the
reat Republican party of the Union.