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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Cauker Ray, and Scarlet Fever.

Especially daring the prevalence of this malignant
and fatal disease the public should again be informed
thai GRENYlLLE'S VIZ tkTABLE EXTaACTi the m 81
efectual remedy for Canker Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Cinker and Thrushn the Mouth Throat Distemp
er what is Malignant Pured Sore Throat DYsENTERY,
ana all SUMNER COMPLAINTS; has now been in use tSen-
tythree YEA s. AS a family medicine it is unriYalled
being composed of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor, A. s
GRESYILLB, on the wrapper and circular 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs A. Granville, in Wor.
cester, and is for sale at John J. Brown Sons, 425
Washington street, and OharlesT Carney, 25 Washn
ton street, Boston Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worce tsr, and druggists generally.
Als9,GRENYILLE's LINZ MEET, to accompany the Ex-
tracts Tor liberated Sore Thoat. outwart appca
ton. 1t good for any kind of inf animation For burns
light severe it will ieye the anguish almost instant
w. and perform most wonderful 1t would be well
for every family to keep IT, being also good for Bruises
Chibains, Chapped Hands, Sore Lips and Noses, Piles
&c, &c. diff mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

Destructive FLOOD IN INDIA.-Loss of over
four thousand Hges.-The Calcutta correspond
ent of the London Times, under date of Oct.
4, gives the following account of disastrous
freshet in that county:
=" The rains this year have been universally
severe. The downpour in Affghanistan was
unprecedented, and in august its effects be-
gan to be visible. The torrent of water
which at this season rolls down the water
system of the Indus, gradually increased, then
overtopped the banks, and then burst on the
plains with a force which swept whole towns
from the face OF the earth The cantonment
OF Noashera, only half built, was carried
away The great cantonment of Dehra-
Ghazee Khan was totally ruined, the sun
burnt bricks of the building melted in the
flood. The bund, or dyke. which defends
leia, burst, and Leila has disappeared The
loss of life has not been in proportion-4OOO
or 5000 villagers not counting much in In.
dia-but the destruction of property has been
incalculable.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

AID FOR KANzAs.-A meeting of the boot,
shoe, and leather dealers of Boston, was held
on Friday last. at II o'clock, in the rooms of
the New England Emigrant Aid Company,
No. Winter street, for the purpose of con-
sulting upon the best means for saving Kan
gas to Freedom. VIM. B. SPooNER, Esq, pre-
sided.
Hon. ELI THAYER, member of Congress
elect from this District, addressed the meet
on the general Importance ofthe subject which
had called 1t together. He recommended that
an additional sum of 800, 900 be subscribed
to the stock Of the N. E. Emigrant Aid So
ciety, which would enable that corporation to
carry out its intentions in Kanzas territory,
of so improving the facilities and advantages
Of emigrants going out there as to induce the
best men, and the truest friends of liberty to
be of their number.
One fifth of the sum specified, he said, he
expectedfrom the boot. shoe, and leather trade
represented at that meeting. The remaining
four titths he telt confident could be had from
the book and other trades in this and New
York States. The meeting, after some DELHI
Grafton, agreed to open a subscription, in or
der to make up $4,000, at least, of the
amount required, and this was all but pledged.
A committee to solicit and receive subscrip-
tons was appointed.
A series Of similar meetings will be held in
other cities within this State, and that of New
York, during the forthcoming four weeks
the most Of them to be addressed by Mr.
Thayer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

HoRRIRLE AcoIDENT.-Boy Eaten 5ya Bear.
Near Rocky, Point, in Greenbrier county,
Va, on Thursday week, at the residence of
VIM. 7. Mann, George Fox, about fifteen
years old, was instantly killed and partly eat
en- up by large bear, belonging to Mr.. Mann.
The circumstances are as follows: This Roy
had on the day previous been out hunting and
killed ground hog, and in carrying or skim
ming the same got some blood on his clothes.
lie, not having changed his clothes, went
about the bear, as was usual for every one,
when the bear, laid hold Of him around the
body and squeezed him until his ribs were
broken, then knockd the boy down with his
paw, and eat very nearly ali the flesh off his
face and legs before he was dead. There being
no one about the house but lady, she was
unable to relieve him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17


LABOR LosT.-The labors of Messrs. Choate,
winthrop, and Hi lard, afford subject for
amusement to the Boston correspondent of
the Neto York EUening Post, who saws con.
corning thom -
"A clever carieaturist might find themes for
his pencil in the fruitless la6ors of these oley-
or gentlemen in behalf of hunkerism. Rabe.
lais, in PantGgruel, Glib. ". c. 22,) tells us Of
the employment Of Queen Whims officers.
which were marvellously like the doings Of
Messieurs Choate, Winthrop, & Co. Some
extracted water out of pumice stone. Others
employed themselve in shearing asses for long
WOOL Fillmore seeking electoral votes H.
Others (sad unscriptural fellows they must
have been) gathered grapes from thorns, and
figs from thistles. Others MIXED he goats
into sieves. Others pitched nets 10 catch the
wind. Two kept watch on the top of tow
er, where they guarded the moon from the
wolves, and they must have been Cboate and
Hilliard keeping guard over the Union. 9th
ers, 20 conclude, 'out OF nothing made great
things return 10 nothing, and if they were
not q set Of bunker whigs making a fuse
about disunion. after having destroyed the
Wing arty, what were they p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

We would advise all who in want of superior pic
lures of themselves friends to call at the rooms
Chase Welch, in Fosters Block 222 Main Street We
pronounce their pictures superior those taken at any
other establishment in the city We have observed the
beautiful pictures in their show case say that they
were mo natural and felike, is use hackneyed ex
pessoni but no other would be appropriate in this case
Their pictures are bold and clear and for briancy o.
one aud nish do not hesitate say that they are
superior to any other establishment in the city; and we
would say to ALL if you want likeness that you will not
be ashamed to look at and show your friends call at
their rooms and you will not be disappointed Their
prices are very moderate, and their pictures will give en-
tire salts faction, d2w nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

The WEBSTER HELMET.-Mr. F. Webster,
who owes service to Mr.. Buchanan from "a
lively sense of benefits expected" seems de-
termined to keep the Bostonians in mind of
his great descent from famous father In a
late speech at Fanneil Hall he makes the fol.
lowing delightful exhibition of his manhood:
"There are but two ideas in the Republican
party, the broken head of Charles Sumner
and bleeding Kanzas. With regard to that
damaged gentleman, will not justify the as
sault, but if had made that speech l should
have taken care to put an iron pot on my
head"
very natural suggestion, Master Fletcher,
Tor pudding head IN. Y. EUentng Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

A serious case of free love came to a
crisis IN Boston. Wednesday night. A New
ork publisher found his young wife in fla
granite dettctu with rich gentleman from Bal
umore the guilty parties having gone from
Lowell to Boston, and taken looms at the
American house as man and wife under as
sumed names, while the mi ured husband was
supposed to be travelling in another direction
Their room was entered at midnight by the
husband and officers, and a scene ensued No
arrests were made, however, the husband con-
senti & TO be reconciled to his wife and Tor
give her seducer, on payment Of $4,000 by the
latter.
A precious moroccan was brought from
California by the George Law, in the form OF
letter in favor of the Pacific Railroad, writ.
ten by Mr.. James Buchanan before the cleo
ton, but 100 late for its contents to be discov-
cred in the States. A very sensible letter. in
deed but what will Virginia and South Caro-
lima say
The three Washburnes have all been
re, elected, and by maj .ritles Charge enough
for all practical purposes. Israel Wash
burne, Jr., of Maine, by over five thousand !;
Cadwallader G. Washburne, from Wisconsin,
by something like eight thousand and Elihu
b. Washburne. from the Gaena district, Illi-
nois, by eleven thousand five hundred and
seventy. two!
A jury in New York city have given
Charles Donetti a verdict for $3.50 against
William Nibo and james II. Hackett for
breach of contract in i-ducing him to come
to this country with his monkeys and give en-.
tertainments at the Ast0r Place Opera House.
The plaintiffs damages were "laid" at $l2,.
6l0.
The st. Louis Intelligencer estimates
that not less than $1,000 900 in gold have
been taken to kanzas to be invested at the
sale of Delaware lands, which takes place
today (Monday).
John Whitney, an old and respectable
citizen of Londonsvlle, Ohio, was knocked
down and robbed Of $50, on Tuesday night.
within fifty yards of his own house. His
skull was fractured by the blow, but he was
able to reach his house, where he shortly died,
No clue has been obtained of the murderer
The post Office at Delaware, Ohio.
was robbed on Monday night, of ali the let.
tiers II contained, and afterwards SGT on ere.
but the flames were discovered in season m
extinguish them without much damage being
done.
Postage stamps, which are now so ex-
tensiyely used throughout the world were in
vented by a Swede, named Trekenberf, in
1928.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

DR., Kane,-The Government edition is now being
delivered to Subscribers. Nc work has been issued
the press that has given general satisfaction sub
scrbers, than this Bork 1t is written in an interesting
style, and enlists the attention of the reader
This man of all work, and des perate daring aud
cessfu doing has the distinction being the frat
civilized to stand in latitude 81 80 and gaze upon
the open polar sea,o reach the northernmost point Of
aud on the go0eto report the lowest temperature
endured-he heaviest sledge duty performed-and
the widest lie and after all to tell story Of
his adventures 1t not only excites WONDER but bo
rows move grandeur from the truly benevolent consid
erstOns which animated him to the task,
Copies Of the government edition be obtained
Messrs KIMBALL CO., at VIM b. FENEo soNs,
nearly opposite the Worcester Post Once diff oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

How ILLINOIS WAS CARRIED.-The Provl-
dence Journal publishes an extract from a pri.
waite letter written by legal gentleman in
Illinois. formerly of Providence, which shows
how that State was carried by Buchanan:
'Northern Illinois has more than fulfilled
] er promises; more than answered the high
est hopes entertained of her-25 900 majority
was the utmost claimed and expected, and
that was deemed large estimate. About
10000 was the general calculatian. She has
rolled up IS, 900 majority for freedom. They
have, however, proved too mighty for us in
Egypt even with that majority. In the
district where there are 1, 900 adults aoJao can,
not read Or orite. they have given some 10, 200
to $4,000 against us. In these districts there
were not Fremont men enough to make
show, and they had it all their own way. aud
have come the Missouri gume over us. In
some districts they report tsoiee and three times
as large majority for Buchanan as there
are eoteTS IN the district. They have made
up their msjorities to suit themselves. =
Fortunately, however, they did not under
stand fully how many votes were wanted,
and so have not furnished enough to de-
feat Bissell. our Governor He is p-ooably
elected by from 5000 to 5000 majority; while
Buchanan has carried the State by from 1000
to 5000"
As an instance of the frauds alluded to in
the above extract, it may be stated that in ten
of those counties where there has been no
considerable increase in the population, the
reported majority for Buchanan is three thou.
sand and ffy three larger than the entire uote
four years ago All this, notwithstanding a
heavy vote for Fillmore in that section of the
State. The Fillmore vote in the State was
far more than enough To overcome the Bu-
echanan majorities, large as they were reported.
But the Flmorites in Illinois, as in other
States, played second fiddle to the Buchanan
ties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

For Cisern. Sink. and Cellar Drains manufactured and
for sale by the subscriber at No Mechanic Stseet
These pipes from three to six inches in diameter;
they made OF the best Of hydraulic cement,
ected by moisture, and if properly laid will last long
the best of iron pipe in
All persons n want Of such article, will do well to
call above at my boarding place, No SO Pleasant
street
P.S I am prepared to do all kinds of Cement work,
such cemeuting cisterns ana cellar bottoms
% dit JAMES G, PECK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

SAD ACCIDENT While the Democratic par
ty were firing salute in Westerly r. l. Fri
day, in honor of the election, The cannon not
being properly swabbed out, the cartridge took
fire. blowing off the right hand and the thumb
and several fingers of the left hand of one of
the men engaged in firing, and decorating the
flesh OF both arms very badly. His eyes, 1t is
thought, will be saved though he is totally
blind now. They had fired one hundred guns
for Buchanan, and were firing eight for Fill
more when the accident occurred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17


CITIZENS OF WORCESTER "A plan is on foot
to convert your City Hall, into an Inrahd Hos
pital, for the reception of the MANNED and wound
ed OF the Gardner camp in their late political con-
fict, where they can retire and be pensioned on
yonr County. Certain active politicians of that
| clique, aided by fshy republicans, who have spe-
cal objects to attain thereby, are engaged in the
movement. viii you consent to such an arrange
ment? We have objection to a citizens ticket
fairly got up, in which the rights and wishes of
the majority are duly regarded and respected, bnt
protest against the saddling of iaded spawned,
and wind broken politicians on the body polite
this unfolding of those who are politically distin
gushed, only by their midnight intrigues and
conspiracies against their betters, and by their
treachery to whatever party they may have, for
the time being, connected themselves with We
hold to Christian charity and forgiveness to its
full extent; but that, while it teaches you to
forgive your enemies, does not ask you to take
them, while unrepenting, seething in corruption,
and in the gall ofbtterness toward you and to ele-
vate them over those who ar pure and true.
No Republican, who has particle of self.res-
PSS1s VI VI 1--WE .ut MS HoloteG cause, COulu IOf
moment consent to such course. Who is it,
Tat, for two years past, have held their secret
midnight conclaves. to conspire against you. and
overthrow you and your cause? Who is it, that
has hunted every republican from office, in the
State. wherever he in their reach And who
was it, that only little more than year ago,
sought your confidence, friendship. and compan
ionshp and then went away, and in the lark.
ness of midnight, when honest men we're asleep,
Judas-like, betrayed you viii you hug to your
bosom, the viper that has once stung YOU and
that waits only for fit oppoi tunity to do it
again We ask you these things, in no spirit of
selfshness or cxcusiveness, but, because they are
things which demand your consideration. The
republican party is not exclusive, and it can af-
ford to be generous. But, it is due to itself and
to its cause, that it should be just It's doors are
wide open, to all who choose to come in, and it
requires no dark lantern to guide their stepa and
show them the way. It's light is set upou a hill
where all the world may it. Those who choose
to accept its invitation, to come in and work hon
estly with them foi Liberty and Humanity, should
be cordially welcomed from whatever quarter
they may come, and we would be among the last
to cast any reflection upon them for their former
course. And when there, we would leave them to
fad their proper position, in the ranks of the
faithful, the if they had always been
there. Such are our views of the matter, fellow
citizens Are they not right?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

The New York Eoentag Post alludes to the
crushing defeat of Erastus Brooks in that
State, and says:
1.-The people scorn the ISLANDERS and the
slanderer alike. Borne down by superior
discipline and the prestige of the Democratic
name, Col. Fremont stands before the coun-
try in position, personal and political, OF
which any man may well be proud while
nothing saves Brooks from general execration,
except the insigni6cance OF his character and
pretensions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

The REPUBLICAN FEsTIvAL-whigh is to
come off in this city on the 25th, will undoubted
ly be grand affair. The committee of arrange
ments are making fine progress in all the prelim-
mary arrangements for first rate time. The
contract for supplying the tables, has been given
to that excellent caterer, Mr.. Augustus Mars, of
this city, and invitations have been extended TO
all the leading men of the party throughout the
State which will no doubt receive hearty re-
Spouse. Although Worcester County Festival,
it is not the design of the Committee, that it
shall be at all exclusive, and members of the
party will be welcomed to participation in
the festivities, from whatever quarter they may
come.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

Another case Of those beautiful White Briiants have
just been received by Geo P Bryant Ooreguar twenty
1--we cent goods bought at auction and for sale at IL
cents per yard, at No. Mechanics Hall Building.
great harUafn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

BE SYsTEMATIc.-A cotempvrary truly says
this will add much more to your conven-
fence than you can imagine. 1t saves time,
saves temper, saves patience, and saves money.
For time it may be little troublesome, but
you soon find it easier to do right than wrong
that it is easier to act by rule than without
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17
GODDARD \ ALDBICH's

Osss1a sEE
Thankful for past patronage, solicit continuance
of the same
N P GODDARD, First Violin;
j. NJ. ALDmcB, Second Volin and Prompter,
W. HOBBS, Olariuette
L. Po"BRs Cornet Piston;
B. D. RYAN, Double Bass.
Any number OF pieces furnished for Balls Parties As
semblits where Music is required by applying
P Goddard, Mulberry street, j. NJ Aldrich. No Vine
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ings Music 81 re, No 203 Main street.
All orders promptly attended to. diff o3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the lowest prices by John O. Hill 229
Main St. AtrstGa also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may be seen
at his store myI4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

BaiRss of Thousand Flowers !-Reaaer
do you wish beautiful complexion? ii so, use et9aa
Of TbOUSasd Fi0Dersn IL eradicatss all Tan pimpes
and krgckles from the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful pertumed
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FETRIDdE h CO.. Boston, g. r. sPuRa sole aren't
Worcester. mch26 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

duct all around, and wo unto those who attemrt
with their dark lantern lodges, secret conclaves,
and midnight Vaccinations, to sell them, or to
cheat them into support of Gardner know
nothingism, and the Jesuiiical plots by which it
seeks to restore its fallen fortunes and its waning
power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

Tcrsaas Restssced,-The propnetors Of the Wor-
cester WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
at greatly reduced prices, until the ercc their
and more commodius Institution. The present accommo
dations for Winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Woreesler Sent. @ 1856. daRtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

THE DEMOCRATIC mEEr1NG.-We were IN err.
ror in our report of the Democratic meeting at
the City Hall on Friday evening last, to celebrate
the election of Buchanan. Coils. Davis and
Wright did not speak as advertised but, instead
thereof Perkins Cleveland Esq, of Boston, held,
forth Geo.w. Bentley, Esq, presided on the &C.
casion. The Democrats hereabouts do not seem
to manifest much joy over the result of the Pres
idential election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

THAT PREMIUM BEEF slaughtered by Thomas
Gates, for the Of his customers at the Ex-
change street and Adams markets, has been cut
up, and is now just ripe enough to eat. Such
steaks and roasting pieces are enough to gladden.
the heart of any epcure, and the lovers of good
eating should be on hand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17
''PaImam quE nseruiI, ferat. .
nK R0OTH

American House Block ........... Worcester
My resources in the ''AFs Mendendi are more extern
sve than those Of any other physician in the County Of
Worcester for that reason favorable results may
be expected and realized No patient whose case
have failed has ever been cured by any other person.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

DIR. Henry sargent gives special attention tc
Diseases Of the Eye Once No II Worcester Bank Block
uaylO
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PORTRAITs IN CRAYnN.

Mrss Ne Good an, an experienced and 81, cess
ful midwife holds herself in readiness day and night
attend 10 she dntieE nj her professor nsdenre ~
Austin st Get If oct2I
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asSCguTeD!
L. BABBITT offers grea inducements to families Who
wish eamIly Groups. Any number any age or com.
pexon, can be taken by the Glass process Oh ono plate
at single sitting. Please call and examine specimens o.
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IL @ u 81 d iEle B n Ii q n
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
A HOLD n, first Violin;
c K. DoBMAN Second Violin, and Prompter;
N. G LAcKEY, Clariuette;
J. B GRosvESoR, Coruet;
@ T. CUSHMAN, Contra Bass
Engagements made at A. Ma sh's Music Store No.
American House Flock, with Isaac Fiske either the
above diff o29