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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-08-04
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11
Political Ite,..

The Springfield Republican calculates the re-
suit of the election for Governor thus-walley
10000, Gardner 10000, each 40, 0OO ROCKWELL
$4,000. The Republican adds" We believe
kockwel's prospects will gain from now to the
election in greater or less degree the efforts
Of his friends commensurate with the impor-
lance Of the campaign and the duties imposed
upon them" This is true.
Mr.. ]. D. Hayden, the President of the Know
Nothing Council in Ipswich has announced his
intention to support Rockwell and the Republi-
can ticket. Ipswich, it will be remembered, is
the town where Mr.. Carey resides
Hon. Arson Burliugame enters the field for
the Republican cause on Monday evening next,
and will speak every night from that time until
after election.
Hon. Elisha Huntington, of Lowell, writes to
the Lowell Ne,os that the Republican movement
receives his cordial appreciation, and that he
shall gladly labor for the election of the candi-
dates presented to the people by the Fusion Con-
vention.
Of the Representatives in the last Legislature
from the thirteen towns in Hampshire county
west of the Connecticut river. all but three we
know are earnest Republicans. These three are
N doubt, but very likely one, and perhaps two
of them will vote for Rockwell. So says the
Northampton Courier
We learn that Hon. Artemas Hale and Hon.
Welcome Young of Bridgewater, have Joined
the Republican movement Both these gentle
men have been distinguished Wings, and will do
good service to the cause in the eastern section
of the State.
The Springfield Statesman administration de-
votes over one column of its space to a report of
the proceedings at straight Wing caucus in
Holyokel Formerly, Democratic papers were not
in the habit of reporting the proceedings at Wing
meetings, but times have changed, and " fellow
feeling makes them wondrous kind
rousing meeting of the Republicans Of Wal
than was held on Monday evening, William H.
Keith presiding, and I. ]. Marsh Secretary
Salem correspondent of the atlas states that
the people of the " good old Wing city of Salem
are conservative in all their sentiments and feel.
ings," which is undoubtedly the case, and he says
further that the editors of the papers in that city
who have formerly supported the Wing State
| nominations, "sympathize with the nomination
of Rockwell, while the Daily Journal, formerly
Know Nothing print, has hoisted the Rockwell
flag, aud therefore, he says 'there is no straight
out Wing paper in Salem"
A paper, to be devoted to the Wing cause, lis to
be established in the city of Springfield. 1t will
be edited with ability, but will make no more i'm
preston upon the circulation of the Republican,
than the teeth of viper would upon new file
We urge our Republican friends throughout the
State to organize their several towns and coun.
ties as speedily and thoroughly as possible Let
them distribute documents and procure speakers
without further delay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

SOMETHING NEw,-We have recently exam
med new fire arm, called the Bentonian Breach
Loading Rife, recently patented by A. N. New
ton, Esq of Richmond, and which appears to
be SO perfect in its construction, and SO rapid in
its execution, as to leave no chance for further
improvement. The ease and rapidity with which
it can be loaded and fired surpasses anything that
has been yet offered to the public The inventor
OF the rifle has also invented a cartridge to be
used with it, and the two work together in such
way as to render a discharge of twenty balls a
minute easily attainable. The inventor will re-
man at the American House for two or three
days and will be happy to see any persons inter-
ested in the manufacture or use of fire arms, who
may please to call on him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni
Versal popularity as LroN's KArHARoN. To those who
nave used IT, (and who has n the reason is obvious as
hno only beauties the Hair but preserves and restores
a an advanced age of life. It's perfume and agreeable
enVening effects, should stamp indispensable article
Of the toilet"
Tne above but one Of thousands Of similar commenda
uonst stands unriyaIei as toilet article Be sure to
ask ior LYONS kArHARoN, as It's unparalleled popuar
mas caused several unprncped persons to put up val
u'ess limitations, which they call by somewhat similar
Names sod everywhere in large bottles, for only ots
HEATH, wYNKooP d CO., propretors,
hn so Liberty street, NJ Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11


CONGREGATIONAL SINGING. Plymouth Collection Of Hymns
aud Tunes for the use Of Christian Congregations New
York A. S. Barnes Co.
For the first time in lives we have examined a
hymn book with unqualified admiration and pleasure In
common with the great body Christian wo shippers we
h-Ve long besn looking and waiting uneasy for book Of
Church Music that should appeal to and satisfy tho feel
ngs The tasIe and the devotional sentiment and that
should aid In making this part public voshp the deyout
utterance ola Christian congregation rather than the per-
iancoy display Of paid quartette. We believe that this
demand is satisfied by the Plymouth Collection. The
hymns are selected by Henry Ward Beecher gentleman
whose judgement in all pertaining art is not surpassed
By that Of any man in America, and who odds, as fur
Their qualification thorough understanding Of the hidden
Of feeling through which audience is address,
ed and governed The tunes arranged by Rev. Chas.
Beecher and Mr.. John Zunde, the eminent organIst.
We hope that the work may have wide circulation
throughout the great body Of Christian Churches aud
may be Of eminent service 10 promoting congregational
singing and devotion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

EXTRAORDINARY. The n. Y. Tribune re.
lates the following of young and blooming
married woman Of that city, who entered the
bonds OF matrmony about year ago:
Last Friday she was suddenly taken sick
and her mother, being with her, sent for the
doctor, believing that she had a touch of chol-
era. Not finding DR.. j. X. Wood, she called
in a strange doctor, who, upon entering the
room, said to her, MADAM, is your daughter
married I" The mother answered, ''Certain-
ly, sir do you not see her boy lying there,
just eleven weeks old to-day" "Eleyen
weeks old !" replied he, Why woman, she
IL going to present her husband with another
child J" And 70 1t turned out instead Of the
cholera, there appeared bouncing fat girl,
WHO - thriving and doing well. The writer
OF TINS knows the facts TO DO true, although
they may appear very strange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

FARM AT AUCTION One of the best farms in
Worcester county will be sold at public auction
this afternoon, at two o'clock 1t is situated in
" Bush farm 1t contains seyenty-five acres of
choice land, well divided and well fenced. 1t is
well stocked with fruit trees, well supplied with
water, and the buildings are new and convenient
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining farm that is a
farm, in the vicinity of Worcester, will do well
to be present at this sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION IN New YoRK-
The Republicans of New York had large and
enthusiastic meeting at the Tabernacle in that
city on Tuesday evening The Tribune says of
it,
The Republican meeting at the Tabernacle
last evening was one of the largest, and was
certainly the most spirited and enthusiastic
which has been held in our city this season by
any party. For three full hours the close at
tention of the large auditory was given to the
able and logical statements of Mr.. Sherwood.
the stirring eloquence of Senator Wilson, of
Massachusetts,, the freedom breathing en-
ergy, the resistless humor of General Nye.
Judge CULVER charged lucidly at the close,
but very properly declined to speak at length,
because of the lateness of the hour. Grave
and substantial as the assemblage mainly was,
it was frequently moved to the deepest en-
thusiasm, especially on the rising of General
WILSON. (who it was generally feared would
not be presently aud repeatedly during the
remarks of General NYE. The fact that the
advertised speakers were ell present, and
spoke right to the general understanding and
conscience, rendered this ore of the most in
teresting and effective political meetings ever
held in our city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

Card.-The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
Store and would inform his friends and the Iuilc
that the large increase Of business has decided him in ak
ing, at great cost permanent arrangements with Mr. H.
Willard, gentleman of exquisite and skill original
in designs and large experience who will hereafter stand
at the head OF the Cutting Department.
1t has been the study of the proprietor adv The
style and quality Of the garments produced at HE estab
shment and with this view has employed the abest
Horkmen to be found, and he his patrons
that he has the choicest company of workmen ever col
lected in any one shop in this State
full and elegant assortment of Seasonabe Goods for
measured garments. very large stock of Ready Made
Garments carefully cut and made in the establishment
under the eye of the proprietor expressly for retl trade
and an endless variety of Furnishing Goods Each arti-
Gle has its price marked in plain figures upon it, and that
price is acknowledged to be low not lower than can
be found in this Commonwealth.
VIM II. HUDSON. Proprietor
Clarks Block corner of Main ard Mechanic streets
259 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11
Worcester County Republican Con

The Republicans In the several towns in Worcester
County are requested choose Delegates in the proper
ton Of three or every Representative to which their sew
ersl towns entitled in the General Court to lend
Convention to be he at Horticultural Hall in Worcester
on WEDNESDAY the 24th day of the present month, at
10 O'Clock M for the choice of Can ndates to be sup
ported for Senator's Register Of Deeds County Commits
sioner aud Gouny Treasurer; also, to choose County
Committee and transact any other business that may be
deemed necessary for thorough organizationo the party
Our friends in the several towns where it has not already
been DONE eested call meetings Immediately for
organisation making arrangements for securing speak
ers, &C. CHARLES THgRBER,| County
IVERS PHILLIPS, csn;tS
VAL0RUS TAFT, NO"'
"a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

THE GRAVE DIGGER GoNE.--The following
touching paragraph is contained in the Nor.
folk correspondence Of the Petersburg En-
press
"Wm. Loring died last night. Mr.. Dubbs
is also dead Mr.. ID. deserves more than A
passing notice. He had had the superin.
tendance ofburying the dead in the three Prot
estant burying grounds of the city, and most
faithfully has he performed his melancholy
duties. From the commencement oft fever
ne has been necessarily engaged, and assisted
during that time in consigning twenty. three
hundred to the grave. About three DAYS ago
his wife was inferred, when he was taken
with the fever, and has now shared the fate of
the many hundred who preceded him. He
leaves several small children, who in less than
one week have been deprived of both father
and mother"
After consigning twenty. three hundred TO
the graye-hs own wife among them-the
grave digger himself goes at last into the com.
mon mother earth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

Great excitement prevails in Michigan
along the shores of Lake Michigan, in conse
quence of the frequent marauding expeditions
OF a clan of Mormon freebooters from Strong's
community on Beaver Island. They have a
small schooner and two Macklnaw boats, with
which they visit the shore towns by night,
: roboing stores, firing buildings and Selling
upon such plumber as falls within Their reach.
On the highs of the Goth ult., they robbed a
store in the town of Ganges of sixteen hun
bred dollars worth of goods. 1t is supposed
that it would require force of several hun
dred men to follow them to their fastness and
secure them.
VIM. McCarty, boy in New York.
while attempting to drown a cat in the North
River Inst week, fell in himself and met with
the fate intended for poor puss.
Thirty.eight exhibitions of female
eequestrianism have taken place at various
FAIRS IN the Union within the last month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

Worldwide Fnmc.-An Hibernian. inst land
ed was vending bis way through our Streets in garb
somewhat dilapidated and rusty when he accosted a
me heway to 0tok Hali2" soak Hallp replied Inc m
terrogated individual who knew that the enquirer had
put Just set his foot Shores where did Won ever
near 81 oak Haf "An shure heard Of II in the ould
counthryj yes, inddde did want 10 pet now coat
ehdpe, and shure that must be the placer s'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

tyler Co. give notice that they have opened
them magnificent suite Of rooms the corner of MAR,
anu Front ss where they intend introducing the Ger
man plan Of taking 500 ikenesses daily, by steam ma
ehlnery 1t Is enough to say Of these artists that they
nave taken upwards Of 900 portraits in Boston, which
good proof q the fine quality Of their work Price Of
pictures, quarters three tnken AT once - r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a, BntIey's Toothnche Drops.-Thls remedy for
s most eNcfucatng pain In not only one of the heat IN,
the very best remedy ever offered 10 those aac,ed LII,
e le9lache after the failure Of every other remedy now
osrea 70 NC public you have only % try Baileys Tooth
aone Drops aud VIII have In one minute For saia
Wholesale by WEEKS a POTTER, lb4 Washlnpdon =,
Boston, and by Druggists, generally. auil dsm ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11
MARRIEn

In this city, by Rev. D. W. Faunce. Mr. s,n,,o, II
Fuller and Miss Alkaline N johnson M stenbo ~ - 49,
aud Miss Deborah W. Rice FneH AoiNn" '
p ~ 'g woodlands, Holderness, N H. 10th inst by the
NV; John NJ hiton d D., Charles f. Vasbbnrn Fsn
% FORESTER and Miss Mary Elizabeth eldest da ghter
lanes NJ Wilton, Esq, aud granddaughter of the on
~, In East douglas Sept 49, by Rev. 7. Ntovno..,
VIM L. ehardow. If New York City to Annie r. damon
'er 10 o. asa asa Thayer Esq, of East Douglas
n ~ 0Aorioge, Nh inst, by Rev. Samuel Clark Mr. Ellis
e. ., LAY agd Miss Abby L. r. Wheeock Mr. Arnold
NM ana MISS Lucy T. Wheeock. Mr. James TAFT and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

A. P. WARES CLOTHING STORE Nos. 1853 &
40 MAIN-sT., WoRcEsTER.-Mr. Ware was the
first in Worcester to estab lsh the one price sys-
tenn Of selling cldhing and furnishing goods, and
his success has ben such as to confirm him in
his original belief that it is the best system both
for buyer and seller. As the season for winter
garments approaches, he is stocking his store
with every description of fall and winter goods,
which he offers 70 his regular customers, and to
the public who nay favor him with call, at the
same uniformly low prices, being determined that
the experienced end inexperienced in the value
of cloths and clothing, shall stand upon an equal
footing. His stock of ready made clothing and
furnishing goodsadapted TO the season is very
complete. Every article is made up by his own
workmen, under his own supervision, and all who
wish can here obtain the worth of their money.
In connection with his establishment, Mr.. Ware
has custom department, in which articles of
clothing for gentlemen's wear are made from the
best materials, and at reasonable prices. Every
garment is warranted to fit and to prove as rec
commended, both as to workmanship and quality
The public are invited to call and examine, and
if they like the goods and the prices, to buy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

DIR. Joel Shew, widely known as a
pioneer of hydropathy in this country, died at
his water-cure establishment, at Oyster BAY,
n. j., las: Saturday, aged 40. Some OF the
best works on water cure practice were from
his pen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

ANOTHER MEASUREMENT CoRREcrED. The
Boston Bee keeps in its columns, day after day,
the following garbled extract from Henry Will
sons speech at Worcester-''I would SILVER the
American party to atoms if had the power."-
Way not put little truth into your paper for
once, Mr.. Bee? Give the whole sentence of which
you choose to take but the last clause, and read,
although of course you cannot appreciate the
manly words which Henry Wilson really uttered,
The sentence reads made up my mind that
ifit was necessary to do it for the preserca-
ton Of the cause Of Freedom, would SILVER the
American party to atoms if had the power"
Pursue your crooked course, Mr.. Bee, if you
think you can gain anything by it. The voters
rf M~a~-l-4- Ite.rs
after time, and when they do find them out they
have way of rewarding them, which you will
comprehend in the course of couple of months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

Oct. 10, 1850.
Before Judge Green.-Robert Rockley, for be-
ing vagabond, was sent to the House Of Correc-
ton for thirty days
Daniel Bradley, for obstructng the street, was
put under bonds of 800 to appear before the
Court of Common Pleas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

UPToN is one of the towns which the Gardner
faction have been making their boasts of a ire
mendous vote, but we are informed by the very
highest Know Nothing authority, that the Gard.
ner ticket cannot, at the present time, rely upon
bakers dozen of supporters in the whole place.
Brag away, gentlemen, and where you can't argue
--mhisfle
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

The Gardner fation quite busy in canvass
inn the voters of he city, and the following con-
versation, which was had yesterday, will illus
trate very well hoy they get along =
Canvasser.-I say, friend-vote for Gardner
this year, don't pu7
Voter.-Well, I don't know about that just
yet.
C.-But you voted for him last year, didn't
you
Yes, ratler think I did but I don't think
I shall again.
C.-Then youiont consider your solemn oath
as anything, do .ou3
T.-D-n your oaths I am going to vote
for honest men hGeafter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

WE understand that the Tailors of this city
have made an arrangement to "pass round" the
names of the Seekers"
QUERY.-What is a Suckeri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11
RepubIicnu Mcctinx.
Per order.

HON HENRY WILSON viii address the citizens Of
Holden and vicinity, at the Town HALL, Saturday
Evening, 3Ih inst. at u O'Clock.
o1o at Per order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

AUCTION --Danforth Brown will sell, at auc-
ton, desirable estate, being cottage and lot,
well situated, on Chandler Street, at O'Clock
this p. NJ. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

Slate for Roofs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality and lay it in
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street.
apis diff JOHN BARNARD.