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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

Mr.. GoUGH.-Befores seven o'clock on Sun
day evening the fremont Temple was filled,
by an audience attracted thither to hear lee
ture, the first in Boston since his return from
Europe, by Mr.. J. B. Cough. The proceed
inGs vera eorl rnnIlai,S --itft prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Kirk, who afterwards gave a sketch of
Mr.. Coughs doings in Britain. Mr.. Cough,
it appears, was invited, by some friends of
temperance in London and elsewhere, to
make short visit of six weeks; his EXPENSES
to be betrayed while in England, as also his
passage out and home. This visit was ex-
tended to nearly eighteen months, during
which time Mr.. Cough delivered some hun
dreds of addresses, before all classes of the
people, on the subject of temperance-.in one
building alone Exeter Hall, London) deliv-
ering over one bundled and fifty lectures
Mr.. Kirk mentioned one or two instances,
showing the high esteem in which Mr.. G.
was held in Britain. In one case he was pre-
sented with service of plate worth $1,000,
and another $500; full length portrait of
himself, by distinguished painter, was pre-
segted to his wife. Besides doing an amount
of good hardly to be reckoned by dollars and
cents, Mr.. Cough cleared some forty thou
sand dollars for several societies for which he
labored. An invitation has been extended to
him to renew his visit next year. AT the
conclusion of the sketch, Mr.. Kirk introduce
ed Mr.. Guogh, who delivered one of his ear
nest, vigorous, characteristic addresses, the
2l4th, we believe, in this city.-Boston Trau-
eHer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
w ESTER DAILY

the statement, or as having received the infor.
nation from one who is paid. The truth is
otherWise. GARDENERS speech and recent acts
nave hlled the commonwealth with deep dis
gust. That disgust is nowhere more apparent
than here. / could name men By scores who
were before favorable to him, but who turned
mournfully away from such blllingsgate in the
mouth Of the chief magistrate of the COM
monwenlth. Gardner IS laid out cold
Beach is a more formidable candidate to
Republicanism, inasmuch as his election
would ! e an endorsement of this pro-slavery
and detested national administration and send
our congressional delegation to Washington,
stripped of much of their power and influence
i'll the conflict which is before them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
From the q Home Journal,n New York.

No article acquired so rapid celebrity and uni.
versal popularity LYoNs KATHAIRoN. To those who
have used it, (and who has n? The reason is obvious
it not only beauties the Hair but preserves and restores
it at an advanced age of life. It's perfume and agreeable
enVening effects should stamp an indispensable article
OF the toletn
The above is but one of thousands similar commenda
tonsit stands unriyalIei toilet article Be sure tc
ask for LYONS KATHARoN its unparalleled popuari
y has caused several unpncipled persons to put up val
uiess limitations, which they call by somewhat similar
names. Sold everywhere in large bottles for only cts
HEATH, wYNKooP & CO., Pr,prietors,
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A Card.-The Managers of the Worcester County
Anti-Slayery Razarr, which open in Brinley Hail
during Cattle Show week. desire to express their grateful
indebtedness to all who rendered them aid They trust
their patrons will beer in mind the annual recurrence of
their Fairs and will need entreaty stimulate them
work with hand head and heart in the grand educational
channel of AntiSavery. That Fairs are profitable in
other than pecunry Senses greatest source of
enlargement No contribute bread cake to our
refrshment table, give his money in exchange for
our choice articles, without feeling ris nature enriched
from the fountain of justice and fraternity which feeds all
earnest AntslaveTy action On golden wheels all truths
progress and let remember that the slave needs active
sympathy that must labor for him. as well az feel for
him. that our dollars will speak from the press and will
Keep the eloquent tongue in June The nett protocols Of
the Fair were FIVE hundred and ten dollars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

GIN EAoUT.-Like the Yermonter's calf, that
did not die, but sort of gin eaout" the pet idea
OF the Gardner faction in this city-to have an
organ Of their own-has been abandoned Some
ef the knowing ones thought 1t would cost too
much money, and as the prospects Of success
were very slight, it was deemed advisable to wor-
ry along through the campaign with the help of
an extra bundle of the Boston Bee, for gratuitou.
distribution, which have been subscribed for By
the Office holders, who arc indebted to Governor
Gardner for Offices which afford them five dollars
day and not much to do
The COLUMN WAyERs.-The Gardner faction
are becoming dspirited. They have discovered
that their game Of Drag and blustcr does not
avail them anything, and the reports they get
from their pedder agents despatched to the small
towns. only confirm their worst fears. In Wor-
cester county, so far as we can learn, no promi
nent or influential man, in either city or town,
gives in his adhesion to Governor Gardner's
cause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
Worcentor County Republican Com

NcnIIOns
The Republicans in the several towns In Worcester
County are requested 10 csoose Delegates in the proper
on Of three or Representative to which their
eral towns are entitled in the General Court tend
Convention to be he'd at Horticultural Hall in Worcester,
on WEDNESDAY, the oath day of the present month"; at
10 O'Clock NJ for the choice Of Cantdates to he sup
ported for Senator's Register of Deeds, County Commits
sioner and County Treasurer; also, to choose County
Committee, and transact any other business that may be
deemed necessary for thorough organization of the party
Our friends in the several towns where it has not already
been DONE requested to call meetings Immediately for
erganzaton making arrangements for securing speak
ers, &c. CHARLES THURBER,l countv
IYERS PHILLIPS, NouH.s
FAL0RUS TAFT, S|o"'"''''ee'
oS dawtort24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

In Florence, city of 100000 people,
no less than II 900 persons died of cholera
in Augusta and 10000 more fled the place.
The Grand Duke, however, remained, and
was constantly employed in tending the sick
and burying the dead.
Wisconsin, by her new census, has a
population of 552,lO9 against 3O5, 39l in
1850. Gain in five years. 246,7lS, or about
so per cent. There are but 78S blacks in the
State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
q r E IT ARRIY
OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOusS

The subscribers beg leave to ufrm their customers and
the public generally that they have jlst returned from
New york, with magnificent stock of goods CONSISTING
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars, which we are selling
from 10 cts, to Sl2 each
Cambria and Muslin Sleeves
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Plouneipps
Infants Waists and Robes
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts
Camoric Bdgngs and 1nsertings
Wrough Lace Wells.
a great variety Of Real and Imitation Iacss
Cl0aks and Dress Trimmings
800 dozen Childrens Woolen Hose
Il great assortment oil plain and Tid Ladies', and Mssos,
Wooden Hose ~ 'S9-9
Ladies' and Misses Wooden Victorines
Children's Jackets and lers.
Ladies' and Msses'Zsphyr Cuffs and Comforts
ladies and Misses Quilt Hoods.
nu, Iaietta, Cashmere and Fleeced Lined Gloves
great assortment Of Zephyr WOrsed and other articles
Tor Embroidery use
Ladies' Head Dresses and eatYariety Of small articles
winch are usually kept In Fancy Goods Store
~ regard % The prices We aressly assert that our
icutes Tor purchasing and sedg goods ar
cqule, ny any House in b5 city and Iadis in am
S arCg IN our me- VIII md il TO their Advantage to
a, b. 1850 dozen iawn and Linen handkerchief. fran
auction, which We are selling from g to Is cents ael at
M, vi. N. GROSS STRAUSS,
New York Fancy Goods Store, IS Aiain ST., opposite
Qulnsigamond Baut dr - 'Fa aIT
10 the Courts and Ju ties having jurisdiction in The
VENHE Trustee of n State Reform scho,l M wo.th,r.
ough desire 20 Inform the several Courts Of fhe cam
tho, tS san ',Soi1lnce Of jvoaie delinquency
,iat tle heiorm tco9' now occupied Ivy larger punn
Der OF boys than 30 H e1 to prov e for They tbsrsTorn
request th't al present no more NJ et tber sho,,id
~ continue a only oil ative presented 10
Houses Of CO. .-"''' portion ~ the inmates to tfe
III Gl ,,s' " DV' provided by law, To prevent
'''' A10Vealty CIV. hH1gH frcs especially given
ny oioeo ol taa Trustees.
Wes,horor,,, o.,,-- iiiOs A. GREENE, sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bailey's TOOthache DFops.-Thls remedy for
this most eXcruciatng pain is only the best but
the very best remedy offered to those afflicted with
abe eohache after the failure of every other remedy now
offered to the public you have only try Baileys Tooth
ache Drops, and will have minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS 4 POTTER, 154 Washington st.
Boston, and by Druggists generally. auI4 dom
ShOemaixePs WanIed.-First-rate workmen on
sewed work can find employment by calling on ". A. s.
sMfTl corner of Union and Market Streets Worcester
Mass o17JIwA ,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

in this city, there was cdsiderable talk of oiling
up the aoaning prospectsf Gov. Gardner with a
torch light procession onbme night this week
But the indications for sub turn out appear to
be din, at the present te. The chiefs have ad-
vised with one another, nd concluded that the
only effect of torch ligl procession under pre-
sent circumstances, wnd be to show the
paucity of the numberpf the friends of Gov.
Gardner, and it is thougt best to abandon that
project.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

At Worcester, Friday Evening, Oct. 10Th,
Hon. ANsoN BURLINGAME and Hon. Moses
kIMBALL.
At Southbridge, Thursday Evening, Oct. 18th,
Address by Hon. HENRY WILSON.
At Charlton, Saturday Evening, Oct. Goth,
Address by w. W. RICE, Esq, and others.
At Rutland, Saturday Evening, Oct. Doth,
Address by Hon. HENRY WILSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

INSTRUCTION IN WAX Work AND IN CARVED
WoRK.-Miss A. E. James, No. 81 Summer ST.,
is prepared to receive pupils and give them in
struction in the art of making flowers and fruits
in wax, also in carved vprk. We have seen some
veryfine specimens of her skill in these branches,
and would suggest to tfose of our female readers
who would like to possess so desirable an accom-
plishment, should improve the opportunity now
afforded to take lessons of one SO competent to
instruct. The terms IRE very reasonable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

SNow.-A letter from Cattarangus county
informs the New York Tribune that there was
a brisk snow storm in that locality on Sunday
last, October T. The wintry fleece continued
to fall tor about two honrs. In the st. Louis
Nc'os Of Saturday last we find the follow
ing;- ID
g We had a smart sprinkle of snow here
in st. Louis yesterday. That mythical old
lady who picks her geese every winter, went
to work about : o'clock in the afternoon, and
picked AWAY vigorously for stretch of three
hours, and had the ground been dry, it wonld
have been covered to the depth of two inches
The big rich flakes of snow looked strange
enough against a background of dark green
foliage, in which summer garment the trees
along the sidewalks are yet clothed. Even
this morning the snow lies on the housetpps
across the way opposite our window, and in
dark alleys, behind chimneys, and in mar
row erevices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

SOME of our public NJ IN, office holders, or ex-
pectants of office, who man to go in for the side
that wins, are so much n doubt at the present.
time, which side tits to Z, that they find it very
difficult to define their POSITIONS. We know of
one man that has SUBSIDIZED literally to carry on
the campaign for Gardnt who is said also to have
subscribed an equal am mt for documents to pro-
mote the election of RolSwell And we hear of
another who has contrih ted an equal amount to
the funds of three partfs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
CnNSlIAltlIInN

Diseases Of the Throat and Atr Passages of The
Lungs successfttig treated By Inhalation
The subscriber has permanently located and established
an oce In the city OF Boston, for the exclusive
Oh Oonsumponand all diseases appcrtanng to the lungs
and throat His system or mode Of treatment c0nssts In
the direct application OF remedies to the part affected Nv
the inhalation Of COLD INDICATED YAPoRs and lis ans
eessu results being based upon the principle that nbn
ing or breathlng remedy In this class Of diseases ns
De more effective and certain In lis curative popr tba
medicine introduced into the stomach. ~ '''''"
The Vapor Is administered by being breahed or
rom hne sponge placed into glass globe 10 which ~
attached an elastic tube, and ivory glass mouth niece
raehs fesuing NJ distance aud not able u visit ina
ey can be treated by letter, by giving full And earch
description Of their disease, lis Duration character IN ~,
cough, eNpectontion nge and occupation NH ~ Wv
pirate remedies with Inhaler, will be sent to them
ii. DfLLENDACK, M D.
aus deodSw6m 00I summer :, No., ~,
EDr. Henry Sargent gives speeinI a,,or,t,.s .
Diseases ol the Bye. Ooo No. II Worcester IanL nac
IA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Railroad Airaagemem.-We are informed that
arrangements have been effected for the return
of such stock as may be exhibited at the great
exhibition in Boston, free Of cypress, the fol-
lowing railroads To New York city by all the
routes; to Chicago via Albany, Suspension Bridge
and Detroit. Also, over the Connecticut River,
Fitchburg, Vermont and Massachusetts, Ches-
hire, Rutland and Burlington, Boston and Low
ell, Nashua and Lowell, Concord, Boston, Con-
cord and Montreal, Northern, Passumpsic, Yer
mont Central, Vermont and Canada, Ogdens-
burg, Eastern, and Boston and Maine. Similar
arrangements will probably be made over all
the other New England roads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

REPUBLICAN HEAD luAnTERs.-The City
Committee have procured IN eligible room for
Republican Head Quart !. in the Central Ex-
change building, which il be opened to the pub
lie on Thursday evening The Republicans here
are wide awake, and thiIactivity and zeal seems
to increase with the Going off and dwindling
down of the Gardner fskon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
Bush, q CO., Botanic Druggists.
o15 dNw2w "a Front Street.

Curd.-The subscriber w0ud return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location In his
new Store, and would inform his friends and the public
that the large increase Of business has decided him In max
ing, at great cost permanent arrangements with An II
Willard gentleman Of exquisite taste and skill original
in designs, and large experience who will hereafter stand
at The head OF the Cutting Department
II has been the study Of the proprietor to advance The
style and quality of the garments produced at HE estab
shnent and with this view has employed the ablest
uokmeu 10 be found and he assure his patrons
that he has the choicest company of workmen ever coll
lected in any one shop In this State.
full and elegant assortment Of Seasonnble Goods for
measured garments. very large stock Of Ready. Made
uarments carefully cut and made in the establishments
and an endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Each art
Gle has its price marked in plain figures upon IT, and that
price acknowledged TO be as low IL not lower than can
be found IN this Commonwealth
WIN II. HUDSON, Proprietor
Oark's new Block Of Main and Mechanic streets
259 Main street. d3m&w8n 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

SF1IGer's Patent Sahamandler Safes
Notice is hereby given to the public that Eas c. Herring
Of New York, longer manufactures this celebrated Safe
The undersigned are prepared to furnish from their own
mandatory the g World Renowned" Fire and Burglar
proof Safe, with the latest Powder and Burglar proof
Locks,) of any size from $40 upwards.
III world wide reputation of the Wilder Patent Sala
mand Safe together with the thous apds of certificates
IN its favor render useless for the subscribers to multi
ply words in its favor No merchant banker mechanic,
or radesmen of any kind should for lay pro-
Yiding themselves Eih one Of those Safes.
jewelers. Safes made to order with chilled iron plates
inserted
Depot l22 Wafer street, near Wall street New York
L 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
SourHBn1paE. Oct. l6. 1S5


In THE Wrong PEw.-The Gardner men of
Worcester seem to be exceedingly anxious for the
welfare of ''the party" in the South part of the
County. A few days since, we were favored with
visit from political pilgrim, in the person of
Mr.. Driscoll, who seemed to be aaElouS to make
arrangements" to have delegates sent to the
Know Nothing County Convention. We learn
that Mr.. Driscoll was not very well pleased with
the degree OF success that had attended his eff
forts. He stated to a member of the American
party in Southbridge who, by the way, is firm
supporter Of Mr. Rockwell, that after diligent
inquiry, he was able to find only three Gardner
men in Webster, and too of them l0ere not Uoers.
In this town, and in Sturbridge, his efforts were
equally unfortunate, the American party, with
few exceptions, having determined to pursue ''the
honest course and thus support the Republican
movement, so auspeiously inaugurated at Wor-
cester, by Messrs. Baker, Brewster, and their as
sociates, in connection with the members of other
parties. Undoubtedly this is the reason why our
political pilgrim met with such a cool reception
while electioneering for Gardner in this section.
We opine, that an account of Mr. D. IS adventures
sciH not be published in the Bee, but as the por-
tion we have narrated, may be of interest to the
Gardner party of Worcester, you will do them a
favor by publishing it. "s*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

y EV S5ltSSsss, u October 16, 1866.
- Oh insolvency, within and for the County of Wor-
Sse mas ts Jay Issued warrant against the Estate Of
'Spbuhf NhiITE&ohE Of West Boylston in said Coun-
", bootmaker lusoyent Debtor and The payment ~
any debts ma NE delivery Of any property belonging 10
ne sd lns0yent DeDor TO him, for his USE and ibe
transfer Of any properly by him. are forbidden by law
Ihe rst meeting o. the creditors of The said InsoyenL
Debtor WIN be ha al Court Of Insolvency at the Office
VI inc SAID Commissioner, In Worcester In said County on
me lwenysoycu day Of October Instant nj 10 orocR IN
e forenoon for The proof Of debts and the choice of an
ass en- ic, or asssnees. VI "i
az ,o.,.,. j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

The bellies IN GnEENLAND.-Capt Hart
stein and his company of the Relief Expedi-
ton, says the New York Evening Post, had
an exceedingly gay time at Disco. They
were waited upon promptly by the fairest Ia
dies Of the place, whom they entertained in
the most acceptable style with butter and cram
berry sauce, with which it seemed difficult to
satisfy them. When they had eaten all they
could they joined the officers in the dance, in
which they excel. We were assured by sew
eral of the officers that they had never seen
better dancers i'll their lives than these Disco
bellies, and, what is more wonderful, they
were perfectly familiar with the polka, the
Redowa, Mazourga, and all the most recent
fashionable dances of Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

GARDNER MISSION R1Es.-Mr. Dexter F.
Parker is out in the smll towns log rolling for
Gardner, and Mr. H. (. Flagg commingles the
at'te cum d~lce, by peddng soap and electioneer
ing for Gardner at the anne time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

A correspondent of the AtlaS from Waltham,
writes that the American party in that town held
meeting on the 18th, and voted to dsband with
only one vote in the negative. They also voted
to burn the books and documents of the Council.
In Leicester as will be seen by paragraph in
another column, the American party has resolved
unanimously to vote for Rockwell.
In Spencer, Rockwell will have three -fourths
OF the votes in the whole town. The American
party, with scarcely a single exception, support
the Republican tickt
In Sturbridge, there is great unanimity in favor
of the Republican ticket
In southbridge, Mr. Rockwell will have the en-
tire Wing vote, and all the Free Soil vote,
the entire American vote, with few exceptions,
and good sprinkling of Democrats.
The Taunton Why, the leading political news
paper in Bristol county, has hauled down the
Valley flag, and declared its purpose to sustain
the Republican nominations
The Old Colony Memorial, the leading newspa-
per in Plymouth county, which has always sup
ported the Wing cause, is earnest in its support
of the Republican nominees.
The Barre Patriot is also fully committed to
the Republican movement.
We understand that the Gardner faction of
fered a very handsome bride to the Fitchburg
ReOeiAe for its support in the present canvass,
but brother Piper could not be bought.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

NOtice.-W. L. HOBBS Teacher Of all kinds of Bras
Instruments, Clarionet Flute &C. Brass Bands taugbi
in the most thorough manner
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands orchestras, &c. Apply tc Lorng Brothers, Music
Store, or W. j. Hobbs, 20 Winter St. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17

Cufy-Why did Governor Gardner refuse to
charter the colored company?
Sam6o.-Don't know, Cufy. Guess he 'fraid
to.
Cgfy.-No, dat isn't de reason. 1t is bekase
the administration, with Its present head, don't
need Black Guard (blackguard).
Sanl5o.-oh, de Lord Say, CuFy, guess you
heard dat speech at de Temple.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-17
New YORK. July 8 1s55 a'Y'svs ana Aan0aI y s

Suffering Females will find timely relief and
friend in need well suited to their case in the faithful
use Of DR.. Coushs Columbian Pills The sense of sink
ing at the pit Of the stomach transient pains and aches
creeping sensations broken rest foul tongue pondency
terror sighng and groanings tremuonsness irrtabty
htful starting-these and much more these Pills viii
cure Sold for merely % cens box See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist die28
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,ov.SS sS ~ 1 ! u, q, NOTICE.

WORCESTER, ss. %
Before THOMAS G. KENT, ESQ a Commlssloner M In.
solyency In and for said County
VIE second meeting Of the creditors Of L. d. MIL.
Den, OF the city Of Worcester in said county gro
ceri ana lnsoyent Debtor, will be holden nj 4 Cont
Sl insolvency at the Commissioners Room, In MIL
olu, ~ sau county, ON the twenty-siNth day Of Oco.
Dcr ~ eleven o'clock In the forenoon, at which meet.
ing or dllors may be present and prove their claims
oct II, 1880 d3t WIN II. DEXTER, Assignee.
n AIDES FAIR.-The Ladie, az tho Iinlor Z ,cic.
- " viii hold Fair at The Yery OF The Union Church.
front street MONDAY aud TUESDAY Afternoon and
evening, oct ga and 23d. Admission 10 cents
vi dGt
GATlNEr CARDEK AND XyMAVEK
- wanted Immediately. One that can come well recon.
eueo, ana can give good references to him the highca
"ag.s VIII be paid. Inquire nj this Once.
VI wltSdeod3t