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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. The Ogdensburg
Republican gives the following account of
shocking accident which befel Mr.. John S.
Kelley, on the 7th inst.
"On the afternoon of Thursday last, MIR.
John S. Kelley, late of the well-known firm
of Kelley s. Spring, Boston, was the subject
of an accident almost unparalleled in all that
constitutes the horrible. On going into his
staye factory, near the Canal Bridge, he ap-
preached a large circular saw that was in
rapid motion, and, placing his hand on the
arbor, attempted to reach over and see if the
other was heated, when the saw caught
heavy wooden shawl that was fastened about
his shoulders, drew him around and down to
Its edge, entered the right shoulder, dividing
the head of the ann. bone, and breaking it off
at the neck, and turning the head out of the
socket the saw passed through his shoulder,
dividing the neck of the shoulder blade and
the ribs, extending across the back, amputat-
ing some Of the spinous processes Of the
spine, to the lower angle of the left shoulder
blade, which it divided, making a wound
sixteen inches in length, and eight inches in
depth. The motion of the saw was stopped
by the obstruction caused by the clothing
and MI. Kelley extrieated. The head Of the
arm bone was removed, and the wound dress
ed as far as practicable by the surgeons, and
Mr.. Kelly carried to his own house ON a lit
ter, where for several hours it was problemat-
ical whether he would not sink under the
shock TO his nervous system; but we under
stand reaction has come on, and if he escapes
the perils of secondary hemorrhage, and can
be supported under the long and profuse
drain of matter 10 which his system has got
to be subjected, he viii recover. a manned
and crippled man; but if we understand the
nature OF his case the probabilities are greatly
against his recover
Mr.. Kelley and his family have the warm
sympathy of this whole community, among
which they have long enough been residents
to make their circle of friends CO. extensive
with their acq uaintance."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

CITY OF WORCESTER.

In the year thousand eight hundred ard y.eight
On Ordinance Tsiatins 70 The removal Of StUiH
and House o6dt.
Be it Ordained, by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
Council Of the City of Worcester, in City Council as
sembed, as follows;
Sec /. The Mayor aud Aldermen shall, as may
be, after The passage Of this 0rdin nce, and hereafter
annually, the month Of April contract with suit
able ard responsible person persons (who may employ
such assistants sha he approved by the Mayor and
Aldermen collect ard carry away the swi and house
oal Of that portion Of The CITY comprise4 within the i'm
its OF what Is known The "Me Gree extending one
mile in every direction from the Central Exchange Build
ipg.
Sec ,. Alter public notice given, no person shall go
about collecting carrying away any house oIsl or
sw consisting Of animal vege able substance in any
part of the City within the limits aforesaid, unless duly
authorized by the MAYOR and Aldermen in accordance
with the foregoing Section under penalty not exceed
ing three dollars for each offence
Sec All house ofal swill within the limits afore
said (uo consumed the premises shall he deposited
in convenient vessel and kept in convenient place
to be taken away by the prison persons duly author
lied who shall remove the not LEES than twice in
each week.
Passed October II, 1858 d3t ol6
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PBRsoNA1.-W William Jay, a son of the dis
tinguished John Jay, died at Bedford, West
chester county, N. Y on Thursday, at the
age of sixty-nine years. He was for many
years First Judge Of the County of West
chester, which was the only public office he
ever held.
Lieut.. Wise of the navy, well known as
the author of g Los Gringos" and other pop
ular books of travel, has been for some time
at Baden Baden for the benefit OF his health,
which had been dangerously impaired by an
accident at the Washington Navy Y ard few
months since. BY the arrival of the North
Star, however, bic friends are apprised of q
most encouraging improvement in his bodily
condition. Lieut.. Wise is nephew OF Gov.
Wise of Virginia whose name he bears, and
the sou-in-law of Edward Everett.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

Stop THAT Boy "A cigar in his mouth, a
swagger in his walk, impudence in face, a
acknowledges in his manner. judging
from his demeanor he is older than his father
wiser than his teacher, more honored than
the mayor of the town. Stop him he is too
fast he don't know his speed stop him, ere
tobacco skaters his nerves, ere whiskey makes
beast Of him, ere his pride ruins his charac.
ter, ere the "lounger masters the man." ere
good ambition and manly strength give way
to low pursuits and british AIMS Stop all
such boys They are legion the shame of
their families, the disgrace of their towns,
the Sad and solemn reproach Of themselves. -
North Aiabaaiao.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

MORE CoLLEGGANs IN CollegiaHs
are having their troubles all over the country.
A New York paper says;
"We learn from the Schenectady Star that
there was quite disturbance there last
Saturday night, between the students of
Union College and town boys. A circus
company was performing there, and the com
batiye forces were out in good numbers. At
ter the circus was dismissed general row en-
sued; pistols, canes, and clubs were displayed,
but no serious damage resulted,
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MEnnennrn EIecrinu.

CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-The returns from Min
nesota come in slowly. The following, only,
have been received In Hannepin county
the whole Republican ticket is elected. In
Scott county two Republicans and two Dem
ocrats are elected to the Legislature. In
Kanzas county the entire Democratic ticket
is elected. Washington and Dacotah coun-
tics are carried by the Republicans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

The Senatorial Nomination.
We have given, in another place, an
count Of the meeting, held on Saturday even
ing, BY those opposed to the nomination of Dex-
Ger F. Parker, as candidate for Senator for this
District 1t is much to be regretted that the
friends of Mr.. Parker should have obtruded
themselves in the meeting, to attempt to control
OF influence it's proceedings, or to create dis
tarbanoe among those who were rghtfully there.
in the exercise Of one Of the most sacred rights
of freemen-that of meeting together for con
sultation on whatever pertains to the public good
That is a right, without the free and unrestricted
exercise of which, in a quiet, peaceable, and
lawful manner, no people can be free. And,
whenever they are restrained from the exercise of
that right, it matters little whether it be by the
fat Of single despot, or the more fearful action
of an unrestrained multitude, acting under the
guidance of frenzy, fanateism, or passion.
We have taken no part, directly or indirectly,
in this matter, aud did not intend to become mix
ed up with it at ALL yet we shall be restrained by
no false delicacy from saying whatever it appears
our duty, as public journalist, to say. We are
friends Of regular nominations. with such re-
strictons as are necessary to guard them from
abuse, and to secure the objects intended to be
accomplished by them, which is, not to create
public sentiment, but to ascertain it, and to con-
centrate it so as to give it efficiency, In the late
Republican Senatorial Convention, If an open
and avowed Democrat had been nominated, we
presume that no Republican would hold that
the nomination was binding upon the party, or
upon any individual composing it. 1t appears to
-.
opposed TO the constituted organization of the
party, to its action through its constituted
agents, and who works, either secretly oropenly,
20 thwart its measures, and to bring odium,
contempt, or ridicule, upon it, is no more
binding. Indeed, it is always saer to trust an
open and manly enemy, than hollow-heart-
ed, FALSE and treacheTous friend. The Re-
pubcsns Of the State have put forth Nathaniel
P. Banks as their standard nearer, and,
under his lead, they have commenced
great and bene6cent work of reform. Its good
effects already widely seen. felt, and acknow-
LEGGED, by men of all parties, and, SO we'll salts
fed are the Republicans, that they have nom-
mated their leader, BY reclamation, for reelection
70 the office he so worthily fills. Yet, in the
midst of this good work, he has shared the lot
Of other good men. in being vilifed, abused. and
illuminated. And, the bitterest Of this abuse
cams not from our old opponents, the Democrats,
but from Dexter F. Parker, who, under the cover
ef anonymous letters, dated at Boston, the more
eEecsaai3y 10 eo1eszl tAs Aand that struck the
saa~. Sssaiee shs Goysraos ef car eAsics. in Ian
gags e1ig seSesisg AlseSSaAra. ard such as
~ De@eesass eaeSr Is tae Ssass las ssea toward
ss,sa-H - - ..-.ss.s..E s,.hv ~ B.
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Health of Mns,fle.

MOBILE, Oct. I6.-Absentees having COM
menced returning to Mobile, the executive of
the Cant getaway Club the " Samaritan
Society" and the Relief Club" of the
Young Mems Association, of Mobile, upon
consideration of the public health, concur in
recommending the acclimated persons now
absent from the city not to return, until due
notice of frost, by order Of the respective
committees aforesaid
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LlQuD AMANDINE for The positive prevention and cure
of Chapped Hands, Roughness of the Skin, &c It's
Universal in its cleanliness and convenience free from
soil, oily substances and unpleasant odor Ordinarily
two or hiee applications per eet cure rendering tn
skin soft and vevety in feeling and appearance Pre-
parel only by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall BUILDING Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

MONTREAL, Oct. l6. AT ten o'clock last
night, Jackson, the American pedestrian,
finished the extraordinary feet Of walking
Ito hours continuously, commencing at three
O'Clock last Monday morning. AT the con-
clusion, he offered to walk half an hour long
er. Large numbers of people assembled at
st. Georges Hall to witness the conclusion of
the task.
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mind and heart and one TO Ehou we can safely copdie
the Interests Of the people Of the Commonwealth al the
senate boaed or elsewhere, and that unanimously
nominate hin candidate for the oss Senator
pledgng to him most hearty and cordial support at
the polls.
Mr.. John Fender moved that the address and
resolutions be laid upon the table, or that the
name of Dexter F. Parker be substituted for that
of Peter C. Bacon in the resolutions. The ap.
plause which followed indicated that those who
had no right, by the terms of the call, to partic
pate IN the proceedings, we're transeending the
rules of parliamentary decorum.
Mr.. Thomas Drew moved the adoption of the
address and resolutions, and said the motion Of
Mr.. Fender was not in order, as he, not being in.
cluded in the terms of the call, had no right to
voice in the meeting.
Mr. Pender then took the stand, in defence of
Mr.. Parker's nomination. He alluded to Dex-
ter F. Parker as being a man of more tai
ent than Peter c. Bacon, who had been nominal
ed for Senator by the resolutions. Mr.. Pender
added, that if Mr.. Parker had had a hundred
thousand dollars appended to his name, not
word of dissent would have been uttered against
his nomination By those engaged ia this move
ment.to defeat him. These remarks of Mr.. Pen.
der we're received with vooiferous applause by the
friends of Mr.. Parker.
After some remarks from Messrs. Thos. Earle,
D. W. Cooke, and others, the question on the
adoption Of the resolutions and address was put
and declared carried in the affirmative By the
President.
The vote being doubted, by some of Mr.
Parker's friends, the President declined put
ting the question again, as it was obvious that
the only opposition to the adoption of the address
and resolutions came from those who had no
right to take part in the meeting.
Mr.. B. F. Otis appealed to Mr.. Parker's
friends, of whom he announced himself to be one,
to keep silent, and take no part in the meeting,
as having no right under the CALI to participate
therein.
On motion of MIR. Thomas Earle. committee
of three, chosen for thu purpose, retired and re-
ported the following list of gentlemen as an ex-
ecutive committee to carry out the objects of the
meeting Edwin Bynner, Chas. W. Freeland,
John Boyden, u. A. Goddard, Thomas Earle,
Samuel A. Porter, and Jas. B. Blake.
The meeting then adjourned sine die
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To subscribers and Advertisers.

The QUARTERLY BILLS. to October l, are
who can call at the Office and settle their bills
are requested so to do, and thus save US the
expense Of collecting by an agent.
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WASHINGTON, Oct, 16 The Navy Depart
ment, this morning, appointed all the remain
ing officers for the Brazil and Paraguay expe-
diton, the vessels carrying 100 guns, 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

New ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Emigrants, by the
hundreds, continue to arrive here, notwith-
standing the yellow fever The number Of
deaths yesterday was As.
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Arrest.

New York, Oct. IA colored man.
named Lewis P. Smith. was arrested this
evening. on board the ship Edith Rose, jus
arrived from Shanghai, on the charge of stab
bing the captain.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 16.-Offieial returns
from thirty. eight counties aye received, indi-
eating the probability of a small Republican
majority in the Legislature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

The person who inadvertently took from the
Theatre, on Friday evening last, red merino
scarf left in the parquet, will confer favor upon
the owner By leaving the same at our office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

New YORK, Oct 16.-The British frigate
Velorous leaves on Wednesday or Thursday
next for Nicaragua, with Sir Gore Ousley and
suite.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

The person who took from this office, about
week since, a bushel Basket, will confer great
favor by bringing it back Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

WAvRRLBY,-A new perfume for the handkerchief, and
one of the best that has been produced Prepared
only by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics' Ia
Building. Copyright secured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

THEATRIoAL.It would that the enterpTsing man
ayers of theatre determined to spare expense
or labor in giving their patrons the best performances
that can be produced As will be seen by their bills and
advertisements in this days paper the celebrated artist
Miss j. M Davenport is engaged fer three nights this
week, and will open tonight with Adrienne the Actress,
play which was written especially for her, aud in
which she has greatly distinguished herself Her en-
gagements is positively but for three nights and all
lovers OF the legitimate drama should not fail to sezs
the opportunity of seeing the performances of lady
who stands at the head Of the profession this country
1t useless TO observe that she will be well supported by
such sectors and actresses as Norton Williams and Stuart
Misses Thompson, Cramer, and Carr. Mr.. Stuart de
serves nore than mention. His easy, selfposses
ed and polished style of acting has for him. during
the short time he has been among u.s. universal approb
tion, and he is justly favorite.
We notice that the great scenic drama of the Sea Of
Ice is underlined and will shortly be produced 1t is
play 10 ihonsaud not depending altogether upon scenic
effect for success, but the play itself is of undoubed
literary merit We readers that it will be
produced in style not to be surpassed in New York OF
Boston We shall refer to it again.
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SPECIAL NOTJa;nh.
w Worcester Co. Twenty fifth Represen-
tnliye OFAtpscf.

tHtGye District.
The legal voters Of the tweny.afth Worces ter Repre-
sentative District who opposed to tue present Ma
oua Administration and the expressions Ct the Slave
power and in favor Of the general policy the present
State Administration, requested to choose delegates
to a Convention to b. held at Washington Hail in
sutton, on WEDN EsDAY, the twenty seventh inst
at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating two
candidate to represent said District and transact any
other business which may properly before said Con-
venon. The basis Of repr sentaon to be one delegate
for every fifty legal voters aud for each fractional
part OF twenty five mere given by the last census,
A. LOMBARD, )
HOSEA CRANE, Committee.
S. G. PAINE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

Huns GLYoERINE, or Sweet Principle Of Oils, for
improving and identifying the Hair for sale by JOHN
@ HILL, Apothecary, Mechauics' Hail Building Worces
ter. dit o.
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hntr ReHtOrUttve.-Esery one, we think agrees
with US in the opinion thst the humsn HAIR is the
natural ornament that possessed either by gentleman
or lazy Just meet an apparently good looking mao Tor
instance IN the street, you admire his features whskers
and general bearngi but oEl he lifts his hat in reeogn
uon OF yonr bow an the charm has vanished for Ieha
BOD is written on his bald head and the glory has de
parted with the nowng locks that once aouri hid luxu
rousy there. In the Of a ady the matter h. If pos
tiole worse such cases reminding one d the circum
stance on which the following epiEAm is founded,
10 give me fair Emma 'Ock Of your barn
bashiul young lover took courage and sighed,
"rWa sin 70 refuse such a modest reauest
10 take the Whole wig p the dear creature replied
NOW, prevent such catastrophe Is within the poser
o. every lady ani gentlemeni for by using Pfof Noois
HAIR Restorative har Is not only prevented from falling
on Or turning gray but the arto will restore hair M
paid places, aod even II II has changed color and become
gray Il will bring back u TIA pristine beauty and inxu
riauce, Those who are acquitted with the anatomy
physiology aud pathology Of the halr must be well aware
thAt certain subitances have specific action upon AMI
tls by I1ieoua combination OF these that Prof Wood
mas succeeded In comn0audng mixtyre possesspd m ~
mMssbe Virtues Wavsriey Magazine AND Literary
For sale BY GEORGE r. SPUR. and by all respect
able Druggists dAw9w 'N'FV''
State for Reefs. The auusoribef Is prenarsa n
.nrnmh slate Tor Roofs, VI superior quality audlav h ~
tnebeat manner on the most satisfactory town, Aa,
pies may DO seen at the yard on Grove atreyt
apis ar JOHN RIpN.pN
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Mr. Legg stil continues to cleanse and Re DYE Mems
Goats Pants end Vests, a. heretofore He also clean
badea' shawis, &C. His Office is at No. Pleasant st.
my6 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

ALBANY, Oct. l6,-The Republicans are
firing one hundred guns, this evening, in
honor OF the brilliant victories in Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, aud Indiana.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Inainnn state Election

By the American Teegraph's Company's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office Lincoln House Block.
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Cauker Rash II nd ScarIes Fever. -Espe.
ally during the prevalence of this malignant and faa
diseasehe public should again be informed that GREY
EILLE'S YEGETABLE EXFR act is the most ef
fectua remedy COR eanke eanker fash and fever
eanker and thrush in the mouth throat dsemper what
malignant putTed throat, dysentery and all sun
complautsi and now has been in twenty-three
years As family medicine it is unrvaled being COM
posed of harmless materials
TIE genuine has tue fac smile Of the inventor s..
GRBNVILLB, on the wrapper and circular 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mira. 8. A. Grenve in Wor
eester, aud is for sale John }. Brown 4 Sons 425
Washington street, and Charles T. Carney 1873 Washing
ton street Boston Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester ard druggists generally,
Also, GREFTILLE'S LiEIdENT, to accompany
the Extracts fol- liberated throat outward ap
plcaon. Its good for any kind OF inflammation. For
burns light it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform wonderful cure. II would
be well for every family 9eep it, it being also good
bruises ehilbans, ehapped hands lips and noses
Piles, &C, sc. dtf ais
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T.. y. MASON
Can probably sell Plano Ferries cheaper than any
dealer or agent in the State Clsrk's Bloch Worcester
Ie30 ar
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B. D. AXaAM,
having received license from the city government has
opened
Fawn BrOiinE Esta bIishment,
Main Stre.k
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CITY cLeRK's OFFICE. Worcester, I


Written proposals. will be received at this Office until
MONDAY the 25th inst, Tor the removal OF SWil aud
House 0a in accordance with the provisions an Or
dnance passed by the City Council the lIth day Of
October, 1858
By order Of the Mayor and Aldermen
Ole d. SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
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DIR. DUPONCO,S golden pILL s

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infaiiibte in correcting, regulating and removing
oil DISTRACTIONS, fram Whqteper cause, and
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