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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDBNT.-As the upward
morning train from Boston, yesterday, was about
half way between Natick and birmingham, it
ran over a man named Winclif Wright, and kill
ed him instantly, severing his head entirely from
his body, and crushing it In a most shocking
manner.
The deceased was about sixty years of age. He
had no Fixed residence but has children in Sud-
bury, Natiek, and Ashland, with one OF whom
he had recently been staying, till within few
days. He was walking toward Natick, and, just
before the train reached him, undertook to cross
the track, but did not make sufficient allowance
for the rapidity Of the train. A bottle in his
pocket was shiversd to atoms, and pieces of it
were found upon the engine after its arrival in
this city.
A coroner's inquest was held over the body by
Dr. Whitney of Birmingham, and the jury ac-
quilted the railroad employees of all blame.
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Whole humber Of shots within he target, 8.
Whole number 10 the board, l5.
The first regular sentiment was then read BY
Lieutenant Hathaway, as follows;
The CITY of WorceSter-When her sons, "who
have cast their bread on the waters shall receive
their full return again." we are sure we shall be
invited to dine on the great loaf our Mayor shall
inherit
His Honor Mayor Davis was called upon to re-
spond, which he did very eloquently.
Second regular sentiment;
old massachusetts, Foremost in the fight to
to'n our liberties, may she be the very last to
yseId them.
Col. Buloch, aid to Honest John Davis, for
merly Governor of the Commonwealth, respond.
ed in his most eloquent strain.
Third regular sentiment:
The Constitution and tile Union-May the one
be as inviOlate as the orher eternal, and while
stars shall sing in Heaven, may the music of
their quickstep be heard on earth.
Responded to by George S. Taft, Esq. of Tx
bridge.
Fourth regular sentiment:
Insolvency. the Guards ever prove
bankTupts IN gratitude we are sure our Judge
will secure a handsome dividend of personal es.
TEEN and regard
Intended to have been responded to by Hon.
Henry Chaplin, Judge of Probate and Insolvency,
who was Unexpectedly absent.
Fifth regular sentiment;
Pr0bate-It was a wise provision that gave us
another Judge Of Probate, lest our present one
should be too busy in mending broken fortunes
TO be able to attend to all the wants Of the poor
widows. We are sure they would receive ample
justice at the hands of our own Foster son, Judge
Foster, who must be good probate, az he was
never known to be reprobate.
Intended to have been responded to by Hon.
Dwight Foster, formerly Judge of Probate, who
was not present.
Sixth regular sentiment;
Worcester Light Intantry-The first to mount
guard more than halt a century ago. May these
sentiments be found upon our watch to wers, when
the great trumpet shall'sound at the crack of
doom
No response, no member being present.
Lieut.. Hathaway here proposed the health and
happiness Of Gen. Hobbs, to which the General
mOsthappily and felicitously responded.
Lieut.. Hathaway delivered u satrical poem,
which was yociferously received. 1t recapitua
led events Of the several encamsments during the
last eigh teen years.
A sentiment to the Fifth Brigade was appropri.
atey responded to by Gen. Leonard and Capt
Bynner, and sentiment to the Third Battalion
Rifles by Maj. Stoddard. The Holden Rifles we're
also toasted, but there was no response. they be-
ing engaged in a similar affair at home.
After the offering Of sentiments to the band
which discOurSed such eloquent music at frequent
intervals on the occasion, to the Bay State
House, which had furnished such bounteous
repast, aud to the ladies, the company separated.
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Helm bOld'f Genuine Preparation.
HELMS, Ids Genuine pRBPAR ALTON
HELMBOLD'S Genuire PREPARATION
HELmB0LD'5 Genuine PREPARATION
is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemistr ih
the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge deyo,ed
TO their combination. dSw3m %
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sPy..TU EsDAY, NOVEMB

Table TIFPING, WITHOUT PHYSICAL Cos
TAcT.-rhe spirit Of Capt. Hoyt, one OF the con
trolling spirits Of the wonderful tipping medium,
(Mr, P.) visited Dr. BLY,, at his room, gu Sunday
evening. after the lecture, and developed him so
lat in his presence, the table now tips without
physical contact, in the light, and spells out
communications, the medium sitting ten feet from
the table, in the same position occupied by the
aoonderfm medium of Worcester, Of whom
much has been heard. The Capt promises to
perform the manifestation at Washburn Hall, on
Tuesday evening. Nov. 9th. at II 2 o'clock, in
the light, before audience. At the request of
many citizens, DR.. B. will also give tests by
raps, ballots, tipping, writing, &c, in addition
to the other phenomena. II the spirit fails to
perform the feat advertised, the admission fee
will be refunded. Admission Is cents. 3.
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This evening there will DO another Of rhe series
Of temperance meetings at Warren Hall.
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ENNN EdHWt
FIRTb n NICHOLS.
dGW Opposite Bay State Hol
DR.. DUPONCO'S GOLnEN pI1Ls

,c-,,,E X r. M l. e 3.
'WNttofe an correcting, regulating, and rsHapin r
an 0hSTuetionS, from Wh1tsUer cause and
always sEccessIu{ as a -sstoratips
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

ii. q. o. BtaAe. graduate of Harvard TJpiver
siy and teacher Of mu,h experience will giy lessons
Ancen and Modern language. and in the Common and
hleher English studies ut NO. BoYdoin str..t
NO dam S-N
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C AS xTU K SIS.

We are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
eAs fixtures Shades, &c. and are prepared to furnish
terms We are the agents for tins city for the sale Of
I'll IL CAkOtL BURNER,
1t consumes the least quantity Of gas trial ~ ia
convincing proof Of its "
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY
where steady light is needed P1i
TeFms-One Prtee-Cash.
FIRTb NICHOLS
a{fa n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

The HoRTrouLTuRIsT.-We are glad to see,
from each successive lumber of this valuable
periodical. that it ably sustains its well-earned
reputation. The editor gives monthly evidedce
OF the assiduity as well talent and skill which
he brings to his aid in its preparation, aud the
experience and position OF the publisher as the
most extensive publisher of agricultural works in
the country, must have favorable influence on
the permanent success of the work The No.
vember number, now before as, is an excellent
one. Two dollars, RENTED to C. NJ. Saxton, %
Park Row, New York, will secure it for year.
and the postage is only eighteen cents additional.
A SINGULAR CAsE.-Alfred Jolls, a colored
man. died on Tuesday last, aged sixty.two
years, at the house of his employer, Mr.. Sam.
uel Butterworth with whom he had lived
forty. one gears. Such was his industry and
economical habits that, within this long peri
cd he had accumulated between seven and
eight thousand dollars, great part of which
of course resulted from the investment of his
earnings from time to time. He was accus-
toned to loan his savings to his employer, at
something less than the legal rate, but in one
sense, the rate per cent. was of little conse-
quence, since he has devised every cent of it
to the daughter and grandchildren of his en-
ployer. Truly this worthy Africans simple
history may put many of his white supe-
riors % to the blush Warren Or. IL Tele-
graph.
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agreeable. We jumped from the carriage, swung
our hats, and fred our pistols, fearful lest We
might be RIM over in the stampede. We made
gap in their centre, and they rushed by US. fore
and aft, like an earthquake Next morning we
all assisted in killing an old bull, and for several
days lived upon his tough, juicsless flesh. There
were many Indians along the road, but they were
all peaceful.
We came into Kanzas beyond the Big Blue,
and then our road lay along line Of settlements
all the way. This bleeding" country seems to
still afflicted. II there were people enough in the
territory, l think they would shake it into
pieces Everybody seemed blanched with fever,
and uemulous with ague
We now rushed on over the rolling praries and
rich, wooded bouioms-the finest country be-
tween the Missouri and the Enthusiastically
stopping to figure on the battles Of the past few
years, with the settlers, in whose log houses we
found much hospitality, as well as sickness, and
were glad when we came in sight of the high
bluffs of the great Missouri, which we first ap.
preached six miles above st. Joseph and now
am floating down its muddy, eddying current,
and hope soon to greet some Of my old friends in
Worcester. w. A. WALLACE.
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LOCAL NEWS
meteorological Observations
At the State Lunatc Hospital Worcester for the week
ending NV. Z, 1858.

TheTmometeT. Find RI
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snItI.nIse TO 81. Joneph.

Spy Office, Oct. 80, 1858.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
SIP ECKAL NOTICES.

BE Fully Persuaded in your own
Mind.
thousand advertised remedies for diseases OF the
throat and chest have been tried but has ofev
cry hundred cases up hat promised for it,
Quack nostrums are rarely found to correspond with
the statements made through the press other
nues in their behalf they made for sale-that
enscted, the vendors little for consequences
Not 50 with tho mos. excellent Of remedies fer ell dis
.ses Of the throat and lungs, QuERus JsLissD Con
LIVER On. Deprived Of its nauseatng taste, made ac-
sepable to the weakest stomach, containing eighty five
per cent OF white oil expressed from the liver Of
the Cod, and endorsed by no less body than the New
York Academy Of Medicine, every member Of which, it
- TO be presumed 1t in hi practice Can be
otherwise than beneficial 10 those who are afflicted with
diseases Of pulmonary type. be fully persuaded in
your own mind Of this Do not be dssuaded by inter.
sstsd parties from using IT, Once tried and you will
os fully assured of its efficacy In the class Of diseases
for which it is especially intended.
PENFOLD, CLAY CO.,
No Fletcher st., N. Y, General Agents.
Il. L. GAY, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
oct26-w
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Only Paper taking Dispatches IN
Southern ZOtuO.

New Haven, DC. 20.
The Great Sewing Machine Patent Case, ar
eued AZ the late term Of the U. s. Cirouit Conr
Ut Hartford, before Judges Nelson and Inger
| soil. and postponed for decision, has bee i deci-
ccd in favor or the plaintiff fully sustain ing the
validity Of the patent to Allen b. Wilson, and
| BY him assigned to Potter and Wheeler
New York, DC. rs.
By tho bark Virginia, Dsmarara dates are e
Sept. 10th
The sugar crop Va, nearly all gath ed IN
and is one Of the nce. abundant for evcrai
years.
Business was dull ct Barbice and DeHfarara.
Several Of the houses which succumbed uring
the spring pressure had az ain commenced bust.
ness.
The steamship City Of Baltimore sailed 10 day
for Liverpool with 240 passengers and 1855 900
in specie.
The Times correspondent at Washii ston,
says Sir William Gore Ousley, will leave for
Central America to-day. The treaty wh.ah ne
is instructed to negotiate, drafts Of Which, have
already been prepared, will be entirely sslsiac-
tory to our Government.
New York, Oct %.
THE steam-tug Sea King was burned to-day
at her wharf, East kiver--loss 49,, JOHN
sured for $4,000 in the Oswego and few
other City Companies.
The steamship Indian Empire sailed to-day
for Galway via Halifax. She took out 10 pas
ssngsrs.
Sc. Louis, Oct. 23.
The fourth overland mail from California ar
rived about Q o'clock this evening.
Col. Waite, Capt Whiteall and Lieut. Rich, |
Of the 9th Infantry, with Capt. Dickson, @ Mr.,
have arrived from Utah.
The mail to Albuque, New Mexico, b. the |
,5th parallel or Lieut.. Beal's route, lett Ne otho, |
Missouri, on the 18th.
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0ouslin Trioks, and Hssnanh1 Aapea Jssss and
Johnny 1acksy There were slsven rOaads
fOsght and q - minutes. 1s
80 lar 80 the condition Of the men was con-
cerned, horrissey ives infinitely superior, as
hesnan had been con6ned 10 the house Of a
Trend On Carlton street. in shis city, since Sat-
urdsy last to Tue,day evening, and under the
care OF Dr.. George Burwsll. To this, and the
breaking OF Hesnan's left hand in the first
round. Aorrissey owes his success. The fight
70 admitted to be the most terrific Of any whci.
has taken place in this couHtry. Morrssey
was in fact, whipped in the first round, but did
not seem conscious of it. He 10 . tremendous
nghter and has experience in she ring, having
fought with Yankee Sullivan, while the Benicia
Boy. on the contrary, has no acquaintance or
experisncs Of this kind, having not only never
soogns 70 The ring, but never even seen prise
nghe The ability and game which he showed
IN shis aght. under very 0nfAvorabls crcum-
stanose, have convinced his friends of great
power. and they are nov willing 70 back him
against Aorrisssy or any ether man in the
.or'd, Tor any sum from 1--WE to twenty thousand
oohars. The number Of persons present was
ABOUT twelve hundred, mostly Of the Fancy"
anu from all parts Of the country. Among them !
We saw the notorious Bill Mulligan, who was
driven from San Francisco by the Vigilance |
Committee; Dad Cunningham, who shot Pau
oeen lew weeks since in . saloon in New York, |
and Louis Baker, who was engaged in the fray i
In which Bill Poole was shot. The gathering |
was not very Aattering one in lite character,
out the whole affair passed off without any dis
turoance and both the fighters returned by the
boats on which they came, the Benicia Boy be-
ing out slightly bruised. and that about the
BODY, while Aorr;ssey's face 10 badly hurt, and
his LETT eye and cheek terribly cut.
The crowd having get aboard Of the boats by
o'clock, they left, reaching this city about 3
o clock this morning.
Large amounts of money have been staked on
The light. In this State alone, over $500, 900
have been bet, and it 10 estimated that over
toOO, 900 will change hands in consequence Of
he light. Beta have been made in New Or
cans, Cincinnati. and even in Havana.
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Pulaski, Osw
FA2SEEs0OD W. FACE.

m alcious and designing card BY A G. Bragg ex-
ehsVeiy advertised throughout the country, in effect
says: 1.-THE present propretors Of the Mexican Mus
tang Llnment being unprincipled men they do not
make the said Laiment good formerly was and
that he % viii not be responsible for its efects~
'cautioning the public against its use, etc This means
us-Barnes and Park, OF New York, and John Park
Of Cincinnati. We have been somewhat known to the
public OF the United States for number OF years;
were It necessary to vindcate cur reputation, We
should consider the endorsement Of ills Mr. Bragg
very equiyocal compliment.
His statement implies moire-either as public ben.
efactor ~ or to further private interest Which 10
IT This said Bragg was, time, partner In the
Mustang Linment, made celebrated by the originator,
Mr.. Geo. W. Westbrcck, and with the composition OF
when bragg had nothing to do. Mr. w. paid Mr. b.
soooool for his halinterest in the article or course
the implied and coyenanted consideration for such an
amount O money was that "he, Bragg should for.
ever, In any manner, rectly indirectly be interest
ed In manufacturing or selling any Lnirne MT Ointment
or Saive Mr. Westbrook was heavily engaged In out.
side business oprotect his property and pay Bragg
he offered to sell this Liniment We knew the value Of
the article made the advances held the cancelled notes
-Brdgg's receipts in ran for $50 Ooo-and became
owners OF the Linment We took immediate means to
examine Its recipe, protect Its purity increase its SALE
cheap as really good medicine. and that mr.
interests lay directly in reaching the interests OF the
consumers This Linimea, always popular, was never
entitled to III, same attention now The very best
materials are nsed--the recipe Ia alone ours
In less than six months from our purchase Of the
Linimen sr Bragg entered the market with an aita-
tion and counterfeit article, under another name
We presented his OF sale he So uted the moral
obligation, and cloake his legal position by doing the
business under the OF his SON. lie has struggled
Tor some Time unable to make his article SELL II IL
liked; people say ut has virtue" Is not his fall
hre at inpasfnye, and He Immense success OF our
Ltnsment TIE godding accession az Eis last ldissnte-
esfed1 public appeal? The public are not Interested
between Barnes Parks and q Bragg, but they are
10 the genuine purity Of article OF such universal
necessity as this Lniment. viii you be imposed uponf
We have remained quiet; he mistakes the cause, and
treads close. We him OF the results II he pre-
ceeds farther, IL will be when cannot perceive vii
iAny, and when dare not punish Its perpetrato-,
and protect our rights.
We manufacture the original, genuine Mustang
Liniment. We are responsible for Its effects.
| Respectfully, BARNES q PARK,
! sspsiA-sw ssf New York and Cincinnati.
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-, New York, Oct. 26
fionr-unchanGed. Sales of 5000 bb!s at &3 OCdA
" Tor unsound; a Z5p4 IS for super state: a 400
~ Tor extra state; q 1925 90 for common to rood
extra western Canadian steady sales of $50 bbls NJ
q co. 1~' ~ - 90 80
''heat-Unchanged. Sales Of 5000 bush Al 7ox.
FOR common canadian club Wv
eorn-Lower. Sales of IS 900 bush at 6S06ec for
mixed western. ~ "
tats-DGll and dropping. Sales a. 44A4sc for stat.
AMI western. W. 's"ss
.ye-Lowsr. Sales 5000 bush at 70c
isrk-Buoyant and active. Sales At a1s Rom IA 60
ol mess us 0O0ls 30 for Gear; GA 12Qo14 80 fer
isei-Stsady and moderate business At preyior.
rates Beef Hams quiet at l611,c
4eon.steaay. Sales Of $4,000 lbs city cured dry
l0G9l0Xc for old. "' anu
utter Firm sales at 10000 for Ohio and State.
" hskey-steady, lat 22c.
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a PepnsylvaniA correspondent ofs the New
York Herald, says that when NJ. Buchanan
beholds the irgrAtitade u Oli irissds in PsEu-
syivania the iron enters his hesrt" This u jast
what his old friends ~snt; Pennsylvania iron
has had no place in his heart hitherto, and they
think Il quite time that IL should.
Two men have been arrested in England for
sterling coffin. The coffin WAS Of copper and
worth $sao. The thieves took out the body
ana left Il IN the tomb, aud sold the coffin for
old copper.
Harvey, ncgtS, bas been convicted At Har-
rodsburg. KY, u granddaughter, in killing John
Bull, free nulatto. His punishment vas fixed
at seventy five lashes in three instruments.
I The Americans Of Victoria asked permission
to rear pole. TO which they would put the star
spsngled banner The requss. was instantly
denied. WE'LL" said the crowd, lets raise
pole and stick the flag Of all nasisns 10 it,
And 80 they did what they said they would do,
and "petticoat waved from the liberty pole.
Sierra California; Citizen.
Jonathan Robbins, who died last week At
Carlisle. At tho age Of IS, weighed 465 pounds,
and his coffin was six fee: Icing, 253 inches wide
and q inches deep. He was probably she
largest man in New England.
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The New and Startling Poem OF tho
Dress for the Esair.

The New and Startling Poem OF thc
Dress for the Egair.
cANTo I.
Miss Flora McFlimsey, Of Madison Square,
lady Of fashion, OF wealth and of beauty
spent money like water for stuff for the hair,
And did 1t because she thought 1t a duty,
TO paint The I'm. liy-to perfume the rose
10 gid rennsd goid-though few would suppose
MISS Flora McFlimsey, with beauty SO rare
required aueht to make her more charmingly fair.
cAsro II.
Miss Flora had heard of noted Profe ssor
VINO dressed his own hair tho not Hairdresser
WITH a magical, wonderful, great repal at.on
(Now used in vast quantities over the na,onA
This noted Professor gray as arat
Al juvenile thirty-no Older than that
And the amount Of poor hair his crown hat. upon IL.
lThough now as black as a ra sen's wing.
With iustre enough for ball room kingo
would not have been accepted, such was its harsh
and dry character, by any fashonis however bald she
might have been WHO esr wore bonnet
This is all Of this beautiful and startling poem which
viii be published in this paper II you desire to learn
The ehect OF the preparation which Miss Nc Flinsey
aipiied to her hair, call at 81 Broadway and Prof
WOODS Agent will prove tn you that Woods Hair Re.
oaVe is one Of the best articles for beautf, ing and
promoting the growth and restoring the original color
OF the hair, ever safe, put before the world
CAuTioS-Beware Of worthless limitations MS several
are already Ia the market, called by different names
use none unless the words professor Woods air Re-
storative. Depot st. Louis, No. and New York; are
blown In the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toiie, Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists
oct1-1m
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Trnsfees' Sale.

VXTHER EsASs Joseph :. Endieatt and Abigail.
w his wife, by Deed Of Trust dated June Nst Is5s
conveyed unto John Thompson and Jesse Nas8on,
Trustees the Real Estate rIbcd as the North hsff
81 the Northwest quarter of Section fourteen tltA
Township seventy one IT'D, North OF Range three ID,
West, containing 50 acres. to secure to William Alien
the payment OF certain poissory note Of said date
for six hundred and forty dollars and twenyssven
cents, and drawing ten per cent interest per annu m
from date thereof, and payable the LIST day OF octo
ber sS And whereas the said dte has become due ana
II s unpaid, therefore, At the request cf said Allen
the owner Of said note and by virtue Of the authority
given IN said Deed Of Trust, will proceed sell The
above described Real Estate public the high
est bidder for cash. ut the door Of the Court House
10 the city VI burlington, pes Moines County Iewa on
Monday, the 18th day OF November next between the
hours OF 10 A. NJ. And4P NJ OF said day, to satisfy
said note, interest and coats. fAa @@ a&
ectl3-wtds JOHN THOMPSON, r
JESSE WATSON, Asasse~