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A Difficult Recipe.

Barbara IIammond, who elves out" With FAM
lily on Ann at oct. veaterlay caused an outlsndish
old female. who styles herself Madame DSrtha
Won Greif.chinn. (or something Of that sort, to be
summoned bcfrc NE triunml of justics for obtai-
mn, money n ] . presetossssa q sasll51a =
Barbara to.t,feu that she had paiA Madame Y.
q. two dollars for recipe which, if faithfully fol-
lowed up, was to make her the handsomest eiri In
Cincinnati! The Money was paid before ne dc.
livery ot the invaluable d,cumsnt, which Miss
Hammond proceeded to read aloud 70 the Nsris.
trate. II run a. fnllows, .-.#s,
two ostrich eggs. nm ounce Of gold dust, and :
pearl az big a. your thumb nail dissolved In vine.
gar. Mix into rnste and spread upon the faos
every night before going to slsep. Theefsot will
lie astonishing" =.
Ma,lnmc Won Grelhchinn. Ia tawny. .hrivelIsd
np old woman, with a very unprepossing twinkle
about her grey eyes, here interrupted Barbara
"liow dyo know the mixture wont operats.
when you never tried it?"
"ilow could try it,p angrilv demanded Miss
Hammond. when them ingregentsi are 70 awful
hard to bo got? Can a body bleed hycnas and
tig"
"Oh WE'LL" reioincd tho old woman "T SOC
you're ons of that sort of people who don't think
anything worth the trouble Of looking for, if Il
don happen To bc right under their n0nes. II
you don't choose To stir yourself to got the ingrs-
lunts, reckon It's not my faultnor tho medcfns's
neither" afiinEfla.
but you know" answered Barbara .,Ahat II
could q, to the ends Of tho earth, ailer than,
two first things, hadn't no ounces Of gold dust
aud no pearls as lig as thumb-nails; and nffI
had, I couldn't afford to make pleastcrs out Of
EN-" 10 ~ -
IL thought observed Madame g., .thaA ,you
wouldn't legrudge my expense t. be changed to a
beauty. and have nll the young fellows sWarniir'
nr"und y"u. like bluc-botile Aies around a's,sls
Sleeps head. If you hai fhiry tried that Ispsti.
nent. you would hay" found it the best speculation
that ever you made" .,5
Though it might DO admitted that Barbara
stands greatly in need of some beautifyng lotion,
rhe was not convinced by these arguments. sb"fvi
got my eyes skinned back noW," said she ~ No,
,nnc Won Grelschinn "nnd SEQ that YOU ana Q
nasty old humbug. Why didn't you try your BE-
TENT physic on your own cnuntcnanccf I've made
np my mind that IL folks don't like mo asJ Am,i i
ltancing amnnd nt the spectators,) they maRjuk
iei me alone. - CH Gazetkc.
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9ENsIE ARTS UF BEAvTN, by Lola Nonicz
u new supply inst received at II .flcTohS
oct s *


k.lNGEN's SEWING. DtCnlNEs.-t!rcmt
Judged by this tes there no aoravng mach ne before the
public comparnble,o Singers Sewing Ma ,nrs After Cstab
shg the highest reputation In the United States IL,
exhibited the late position nivorsee "a trancr where
they carried off the highest premium and great
~ to make them has / cen bui.i in Paris
In branch industry in which 70 he done
these machines be used h immense profit As the speed
the Rhlw travelling loot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing y" tailor
shoemaker es,naker carriage trimmer, sddc hhttc Ac
should be without The far pr"it "i oi
these machines regularly rmpny ed Is One Thousant Dollars
In all fiInlis where there much sew ing
be done these machines invauabe assistance Pancgs
and hoic! keepers lind them par"ay convenient ana prom
table These 'hii"s simple "a their cpisrh,'h anl
strong and durable hCin2 the only knl Sewing Ma
chine made by which every of work. ue
could be perfectly executed 1hous,nso inferior aud worth
less Sewing Machines have heen madr and sol" under i"s
but Singer Machine, alone have been found every
where O satisfy the ts OF the public
PLAN printed instructions fer sent ~ h each
chine whi readily rrr tho art of
aging ,h-n The packed sc'reiy to any
part ;he world To all dsir particular IN
formation will application by letter either OF our of
dc.s, a copy NJ. singer GO Gazee, pHPs
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine later It
T. NJ SINGE ER g. CO.,
Principal Office. No 32i Broadway New York.
BRANCH HOFFIcEsNo AZ IsDover ST.. Boston, No W Chap
ell ST. New Haven, CT Govervie n Y. No ga Broad St,
Newark, j.; No. l42 Chestnut St. Philadelphia M. los
St. Batmore No 3. W-tminster ST. Providence
r. No East 4th St. Cncnnati; No 10 North 18th ST. st
Louis; No 81 st. Charles st., Now Orleans No 20 Dauphu
st.. Mobile. dae 2i-dkcts
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busy in digging cellars building hosssss snatssssk
ing streets; the place has ts Traders In s6rrisss
makers, is blsck.mths. its shosmaksss, and other
mechanics. aour mill il soUn to Be- bailk and
which the WOOL of,he Virgins mounlains b IS 8
woven into coth.---AeU Iork Fbsl., y "a v -
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4 OOk TO YOUU COA1. T. WOODsDR1.g.A,
We Y" nsi received anh,r supply Of iha celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOVES, tnr wood aad coal hiuh
wrr" uniyrIs lily admired ~ tho lat" Agricultural end No
rhnna Fair this place by the great saving Of ae the
ihcknc.- Of sig r sopu,ior dnsh and perfect opsra
"n IN the various of cpokR they AcknOwl
edged I" be the Stoves We hsvs dsd
atopprr R",ervor D"lo which Is very
onvenince In furnishing h." At all mes without any
additional fuel bing heated by the smoke pipe, and without
Interfering NTH the cooking arrangements of the stove
nov dts T. b. BLISS CO.
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eH rnHlhAil, ~ JAAu ,R, AD..DrII-Iv ALL
LOVERS OF CHOICE kEApI>G
Nur stlrn ion Is r~Pe'tiri, i"vrA 10 the char'cor
cont,n,s rorrai, embellishments. and ,rr,e hernry
, Fur fourteen years has wi,h the
ubic aud high commentator Ir IN the iics itnow niis
Its design !" present It's rcoae the ~
e thought. and the ahst et,n- Il Eu''
h'y appear the Re, ant t:rea Brt-n.
It, c"mhn,d rSr"l"ncr- M pcrmanc" faio' gveha
us. liam place cvey w,h scIed pubic private
mrary.
Ii contains the cream FROM seNrn lor oaarr'ln,.
6 II contaI "a h, cream f. IN ntu" f'r'gn Mnntl3p-
l contai"s ar.'s fr ui he ATTEST ,,ns'f Enl,abd
~ fine ',t.ei i'"Itraus rn'l'ti slti in I'5s
lle ~ Portraits are wOrh ic licv {" T." n"A at 2!
c'nrsc,h.
Considering VIA" r"ntr : ne 'l u" b, the "h"",t the
se'e. tle ST. tie most d'S'sb"" a, " M"ttoS I'yiL
H. NJ int nigent fanniy-mo nnu lidy--io Young
eman, will wi-h t" be "h ut IL c .u'asu.sof d" ledge
1t. insuur.c. educational ii huenccs mind nre
worth tine. It's
The pnblc press, far and near give the Ee,ee strong
GoMMEND DATIONH.
'rhe merits If the EtLtCT ueed uuvt known In or
"r,,J a,,rs ,rnr, to,risn ,,Irt. ri, a,, Map,l'S.
commend all who have last" for choice both
sold and nt,ttining '-A'W ierh tbs,rrT.
we have ,a ti"n readers this
beanf and ta-'i computation 1h"s" "h' III sn' pre-
The he foreign cvi, lysc and
nice wlc paper houh akehe L'Lc nc Bo.to" Post
The "lc"ns Of tAc tcrt' lIt rn 'i" hr'tlsh kev"ws
ard Magazines always cAcern II s"ne ,'
r"csis tie. day The January, ir'S Is splendid humb,r
ROsi4a JDUrnni
The Of this sand ,rl pcr'olra' cn'inur
hil the ith has aN TIN,
> au nItb al taicls" refined it rarF i,s'cs -
y T~tUps
W. said apnin and -hn that thr FcLioTIC Z,
best rG,,. i ~ this .untrs e.ra' the
serG.'n - IA' ftaphta i7sh"hh
"Ih" EcLtt ic sta'nd p1i'd'n Il la. t'' Taste
Of cme, :, hat - lett # hc tr"iRu N''i ui Mara
afti t. regular monthly 'knuiog, is "n!4 mk and
cream .'-IodCpcqGtt
The LCLfcrc surpassrA iis'lf in is Ircscnt number
wh Is hl praise, for its e tis E,r,gp cal
liter iure always made with es7 !len ird-.'' IA
t0ndl Infe'ii9eHccr
G..' Ut : q. I r. A. -,
su5s r5rs ing IN a's nurc. the Jan uumh
1853. rniDeish,d VIII lI di mat t.
alter Scott AMI hi> ends and Nl ikeH and his
Contemporaries. cta.huR iwcty ii ut rnsutpassng
ali precedent NV II IL, is-n, d earl, II. b,oc'br
IERMS.
The Eclectic IA issnrd the irst II nth Each
number contains IA lng" "cia.o me ,r, neatly
stitched green vi Ii ltn Per.
irs,s The tw I've Inmh.r, trer vol.
of 6O pages each with tues. md nni cIbri-h.
irce, FIVE D"iLAis Tie postage o.l" three
cents a number. Irc,al ai Ile Of, , of doi'
linen member I'll he Paid. Tor IL cents
miitcd in postage stamps. send your orders
Adrrs W H. RIDWlLi.
nov l7.d3t No g. Rceiln9n street New ,rk.
'ENHE ARTS UF BEAvTN, by Lola Nonicz (,
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L. \ n G y ST Q r. E.

I'll u
~ ny entire stock of FANCY GOODS will bs Displayed
Tor tho inspection ut thr city and cpuntry people ~ du
NJ, success in the BONNET, CLOAK AND FANCY iLNn
mp 80 the sent time Ia thu best evidsuce Sl
aud taste In the srcv,i " the many million tls Whttsdid
dies with which 10 "namen, that portion Of the human xhy
which Is most niare ting and whilst do
sell TO ALL please ALL shall be pleased sell 10 the half
ar fourth of a,hnr fore shalt he glad oil whs may
want ELEGANT BONNETS, CLOAK, SlIAWID, HEAD
DRESSES FLowERS, FEATHERS. ZEPHYR deysys,
fuRS and very other BtAUTvul. nrtcs suitable Tor
briiai Presents a. n. EN(auE X DOVE. -
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LNNCuIsI ItG COLLEGE.


'Eh'E nl anon.lsr.s "'h' hs'''u"nwill '"mm"nc'
oE a." liti September
1hc ,u li.,ue rt the heaith st nrd mos accessible In
10, B., q buth t,a--u
.hc. ,quii 10 hat Il the b, - Am colleges
N, Mit A. DrpHrttn viii b. ic entity nslnainrd
der fh"c cot Nj \ /. Btrhnsh dnai" e TIA" Nr
pnt Nidn'3 stuto, rni nni. MT! Connected with tho
ln'cd Nt't's 1 Y,
Ihc several I, will have "sivr charge - the
t.,.mu,n >cnpi ,"ung ihorou. hi, pre-
par, cuL, ~ ia mss
EAaU BrH.
ROHIl III l. B,.OtkETT. Ty,sidfnt; irofcssr oi Natu
Sri,u.o
Ilcurnrs q MATTHIAS A. M Professor of Latin aud
liclltr l. lir,s
P, CAbfiI.A Is, Professor nf The Gree Language rnd
lite ahir
} l. BiANkt>siiIr Professor OF Mnhrmu saul Instruc
of I
Rev W " NaLktH. Profess o Murs and Mental Sci
Hui 81 llIst.
SAMrfLGAHIA>p. A. n Professor of Constitution Irw
D. LANonokst. NJ D.. Ptoi ssiI 'f Anatomy a,d pLys
ol"Py
Gus, rrt Anolrno SAHToR IL b Fr ies,orof Molen
languages ........
LXPE%STS
Board s. per "ok, washing sl 81 per month fuel and
igls 20 InitiIu So Il, tie tiraunnr l" |, and
$50 IN the Collegiate l"rnfil eat for h'i srs s"n
sty' ,nalogpts rnI unnp inrthtr nto nation he oh
Ia M d by a. Hess to, tJc Iiutt,l,ut aug
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON,
ERMh .

Tn. vIRoINIA>i. rubishei ally Al o. and weekly.
% per annuu and weekly a. q, Invariably ~ ad
,snce o. 80 will be chareeji al r,p
viii be discontinued cIt the option OF the PropretorS
nutl Al, arrrsragcs shall have been paid.
ApvERTISEkENTSarel Inserted for ~ ecnu PER square"
10 nes or esa nserJn and 51 cts tor each con
unless ordered inner form weekly and then 80
~, each insertion II the numi.r 4
Insertions marked the MS will he published l
Tered out, and charged arcordhng.
HE sEARlN ATE ARE
For qusre, ally
or do do ~,
or do >on-wsekiy
FOR do do ......''...; ..;'... w
~ Intended both TO spe
II ouract -, ,..,...
ANIMAL will be limited 70 their immediate
or ths adv charged transient rates
SV- All Advertisements appear In the aahy ana '
Y Obituary uosiess which eight lines are charged
aiebiy for the excees
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C0nDIAI

a Y NINVTTNTIVN - 1T T. REBK IWWD1AI. j.
III, c,ligInus an coniis " hn ie called lheI
pie 'Hsur" orrl At tn" ththng BaZnar of Buk
II tFTK & co aud the desirable
nf trad\ de tltiiu. exhibition As slf praise u
~ IN" nia'n md VI II wee 9TH
dared unnecessary ty th, n4uainr. u
da,r II rsors hav, tel he othnR ariu ed
nd sDd iuInE the ak cara n w"u.t b. superb
tor alNeriis. NJ t"sy ny tdng ii the
quality and cheRI "t r"d- especially
nrd thctu, couccd, III" right IT url
III ,hd m Their ""n J"d nf HE
gua ity fairn,-s tic rl,c's II the good W" 80
,Dnr stock IN part the oi ~ arr's Extra
Fine Fre,n Cl,ib Dress and frock a. M una dc" Low
pr,d do Fnl, Cinn and OK C'ab Frcm, Iia
ria ol \ and Il CHss Bu-in Sui's
Black Ca sinner. Pnn,s ,enaiite Matasssr tas ncrr W."
vet and other Ou Coats suiiabie material
and jo,y,ry lie lrahle -tylr. Csak~. a.
FURNISHING; OEPARTNEN1- I'm the fur
p-hinp linz stock asn complete c"Iri Ing In par
French Yoke shirts lol trayai- Ia great variety, Sns
and Nrfl ahnec, Merno shaker and Sik under SHIFTS
and Drawers q Sns, nder. Prk"t iidkis rir
giant Robes De Ghambre. Travelling rhaws and anktts
T,nbrelas Ac 49, kRoUGHS, SHArER d co,
Clothngr laar. Main St, above Bridge.
sep,ol.ts Lvnchbn~ Va.
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Ge = REWAHD.--Thr NIB, Uward ,sH----N
SDsD will he pail for the delivery any $NLA1
know ledge that viii lead TO n ~
that srayed tr"m her the 27t, "f An &-A@f
gust She is odd # large ipht red vi white spots ard
has large horns which unusually wide apart Al ply
his Office. lseptl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ssyEssst1NASll'> TRIAL PIANOS!
IL IL Sa1ea Hnproaafii1

RESPONSIBILITY IN EVERY PAR11 1ctLAR
W" '" tf twenty 'dd y,sts h, engaged h III, riano
"r' hns ness aud our sal shave be'u stra,
Tho ptcscnt tuhe
WHY - Tnu~e
lms -nrel% hn c,tince "f tn .up,r,i'v Of rim
We haNr sold thousands these iuu. the rr m,
a. "lahlr mr1 l., virginia, tho Car N.nh
g'hrthlA ami irum ilt N ,aN, thn
'ri' IA" hs' r cts e tc merit, hd them
glad I" iri,r fif III iusnr have
satisfy tlir ',uian,ls oi ia ,t,
To pr,s hasing hui, here The HEST PIANOS
arc To hc pdreIas.d We smpI,
fRkr our- upon TtiRI"
h'n "hN r"icnse lrom a,'ln n, cuis rnrernnR hose
'srish ~, YIN ki"w ~ thiv ~h's lta, hs>. uu
tig n tins In the SOUTH aud when such liberal Induce
n' nts g." are otes.d in f-,crsOurs, Va gn,a. by
i NASH,
nnv3l ~,
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NHl'aaxD - s>.--The most brnWtifWi busi.
IVu Spring that has ever been Introduced at
m, GLASS 4 RAISE'S.
uuARPERs MAGAZINE fSv NOVEMBER,
Ill AND GUDJYS LADYS BOOK for NOVEMBER just
e,ev'd at l"rt ~ Il VI. Z. NItIoH y
<AFFUCE FIRNUTlRE! OFFlrE FURNu-
TURF tl-Plain and Fancy Counting room prsts. Re
vvinp Plain and Fancy Oi.e Chsrs and Sin Is fer sn" low
by ct nts u W'NSl''N co.
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n. CT GGE\III.INiER.

use, vcrt tnVcIuI aIttin AIs1 Inrc lUcr f"i " 4
fine Madeira Vim. J. nd,ti lorrr r. sti" iN
Rrt. cnpv lans ." u " A S'rRnTIIfn 4 %
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T,A~M pOn WOOi..-l VIII rn, ,hr h,unr,


market fe, IN c.-h, ioi loWu ruGfI. pt Washed W"u
il delivered by tho 3dtt =, iirn.I \. Is hlitktR
,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

stated that he saw lady closely resembling
Mrs. Brannan leave the seven o'clock boat at
the Quarantine Landing, and that she subse-
quently engaged q carriage at CarrolPs livery
stable, and drove off in company with
strange gentleman, apparently in the direc-
ton of Port Richmond. The witness was
subsequently shown a daguerreotype of Mrs.
Brannan, when he declared himself convinced
of the identity of the lady DAILY proved an
abb, aud was honorably discharged, and thus
ends the investigation for the present. Not
withstauding the i'll success attending the eff
fort to unrave the mystery surrounding the
fate of this lady, her relatives are determined
not to let the matter drop here, They will
still prosecute the search, and will be AIDED
in the undertaking by Messrs. Wildey and
McDougall. two experienced detectives, who
have already worked hard in the case. Capt
Brannan, the husband of the missing lady,
is expected here from Florida IN a few days.
1t is satd that in answer to a letter written to
him concerning his wife's disappearance he
stated that for soma days previous to the re-
cept of the letter, he had the most horrible
dreams about his beloved wife. He seemed
to anticipate the blow, Sut nevertheless it fell
upon him like a terrible crash. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brannan had been married eight years, and a
/ lovely child, seven years old, lives to comfort
i the father in this most trying hour.-Neu
! York Herald. Sept. 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

CoMETs.-Two faint telescope comets we're
discovered on Sunday night by Mr.. futile, at the
Cambridge Observatory, one degree south OF
the star Capela, the other twenty degrees east Of
IT, 1t is remarkable fact that three comets are
now visible in the heavens, the brightest of which
-Donatis-can be distinctly seen by the naked
eve about ten degrees above the horizon in the
-. .L..,. = !. q cultivation
management Of Fruit Trees, with. descrip-
tons OF Fruits, and variety of useful Miseel-
laneous Household Receipts; fully illustra-
ted. BY Thos. Gregg. New York Fowler &
Wells publishers. Price, by mail, paper, 80
cents cloth, so cents.
Fruit culture has but just begun to receive the
ttention it deserves, and we gladly welcome
this work, as the matter it contains is well cal.
culated to aid and instruct, and consequently
benefit, the fruit.grower. Every person who has
tree, or ground enough for one to grow on,
should read it. To be successful in fruit eul
ture, as in anything else, you must know how to
do it and this book gives much information one
cannot well do without. The price is SO small
that any one can afford it. There is no doubt but
in all sections some fruits can be made profitable
il jadiciously cultivated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07
Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

The petition Of 7. S Stone and others, TO enter
a sewer on Front street, was referred 10 the Com
mittee on Sewers, with power to act.
The petition of Nixon & Co., for exhibition of
a circus September Doth, was granted under the
usual conditions.
The petition of Otis Corbett and others, to
have High street made public, was laid on the ia
BILE for release of damages.
The petition of Allen Wheelock and others,
for an extension Of the aqueduct to the Western
Railroad, with branch to the Norwich Railroad,
through Jackson street, was laid on the table.
In executive session, sundry extra policemen
were appointed.
The City Marshal was instructed to clear the
streets on Thursday, during the passage of the
fremen's procession, and to clear Front and Park
streets of carriages, that day. and reserve
such portions of the Common as the fremen may
need.
John Hapgood Alfred Parker, e. NJ. Stock
WE'LL and Witt & Pratt, licensed to run
hackney carriages, and also D. j. Baker, provid-
ed he be a citizen of Worcester.
The order for the grading of portion of the
West side OF Green street passed.
On the petition of G. T. s. Curtis, for the grad
ing of portion of the sidewalk on the North
side of Pleasant street, the Highway Commits
sioner was instructed TO make repairs necessary
to keep the street in order.
The ordinance in relation to health was report
ed from the Committee on Bills in Second Read
ing, with various amendments, aud ordered to be
printed.
The liquor reports of james and NJ. B. Green
and P B Mignault were read and accepted.
The resignation of P. B. Mignaut, as liquor
agent was accepted.
The ordinance in relation to house offal, wal
passed.
: The Highway Committee, the petition 0
+ George w. Richardson and others, for re.laynl
t the sidewalk on Elm street, reported against tn
same.
a The petition of T NJ. Lamb and others, tina
q the cess-pool at the corner of Main and Pleasan
e streets be cleaned in the nipht- tin4a vcrcc
m Long Pond bridge, reported leave to with
draw.
The same committee, on the petition of Cha,
| Newcomb, for damages for injuries received o
0 Prospect street, recommended that he be pal
one hundred dollars, besides paying his doctor
BILL provided he release all further claim agains
e the city,
: Leave was granted TO AUDITORS on Maple stree
to enter Main street sewer by paying one dolla
per front foot on Maple street.
: The committee on the New Worcester schoc
house reported on he same. Accepted.
The petition of Dwight Foster and others for
lamp on Waldo street, was laid on the table
The petitioners for lamps on Hanover, Carroll
Mulberry, Pine, and Grafton streets, had leave t
Withdraw.
The decree laying out Waldo street was place
on file, and also the decree for the relocation Q
! West street.
5 The decree laying out Myrtle street was adopt
ed.
: An order offered by Alderman Lincoln, for re
pairing the fence on the East side of the Com
mon, was adopted.
Adjourned for two weeks.
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LOCAL NEWS
THE CONVENTION Will meet this morning at
IL o clock, at Mechanics Hall.

MEETING AT BRINLEY HALL.-Ihere was an
enthusiastic meeting last evening, of delegates
to the State Convention, and Others, to exchange
friendly greetings the prospects of the cause
of freedom in the several sections of the State
The meeting was called to order by Hon. Austin
L. Rogers of the Governors Council, and organ
lied by calling Hon. John Morrissey of Nantuck
ct, to the chair.
Eloquent speeches were then delivered by G.
C. Woodman, Esq of Woburn, Gen. Schouler of
Boston, Hon. S. C. Maine OF Chelsea, and Edward
l.. Pierce of Dorchester.
The greatest enthusiasm and best OF feeling
prevailed, and the sentiment in favor of the re-
nomination of Governor Banks, and the rest O.
the State ticket of last year, was unanimous and
decided The tone Of all the speeches was aus
picious Of general unanimity in the proceedings
of today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07
Thirteenth Annual Announcement

HORCESLER MEDICAL NSTTTUTTOW
Winter Session 1S5s-59.
commencing on The first WEDNESD Az in November al
worcester, Mass and continuing sixteen ". eks The
course OF instruction will be. in years past liberal
thorough, and systematic.
In the present age Of progression, it will be conceded
by all liberal minds that demsnd exists for an Insult,
non 10 New Englaud, where liberal system Of Medicine
can be taught, based npon American Ececteism
ench the Trustees and Faculty announce To ba tie
ooJect Of t1e Worce ter Medical College and entertain
the fullest confidence OF success in their rts and NJ
liberal in its views aud free from the medical desnoiis
and Intolerance that too often rsvai in ether schools
Bor iprtheT iniormston addIres JOHN JOHN
Sun w. M pesh 81 10 S9s f4euty Hartford Conn. or
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