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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15
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LYONS, Iowa, Oct. 49, In FIVE townships
in this county, Lefingwell, anti-Lecompton
Democrat, for Congress. is Ga ahead.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. 10. The Republi
can majority in Scott county is $50 on both
State and Congressional tickets Bennett,
Independent candidate for Judge, has 227
majority in this city,
BURLINGTON Iowa, Oct. l4.-First Con-
gressional District, Desmoines county, Off
cial-l02 majority Tor H. H. Tumble, Dem.
Henry Countryside majority Tor Samuel
r. Curtis, Rep.
Jefferson County-l75 for Curtis.
Wappemelo County-l00 majority for
Trimble.
There are Republican gains since 1857.
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More survivors Of tho Au,tria.

New York, Oct. l4.-rhe British steam
frigate Valorous, Oldhen, from Plymouth
England, twenty light days, via Fayal, six.
teen days, has arrived at this port. She
brings from Fayal forty-two of the passen-
gers of the steamship Austria, who were
taken into that port by the French barque
Maurice. The names have all been given.
Two of the passengers-H. MESSENGER and
Professor Eirheld of Westphalia-were lett
at Fayal Hospital, badly bruised
The officers and crew saved had gone to
Hamburg.
The Valorous comes here to take Sir Gore
Ouseley to Nicaragua,
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Brown UNIvERsITY.-We are pleased to
learn from the Providence Journal, that the
difficulties in Brown University have been
satisfactorily arranged, and all the students
who were suspended have been restored. A
little examination showed that their position
was indefensble, and they have promptly
placed themselves right. The difficulty ap-
pears to have arisen from an impression on the
part Of the students, that the College laws
did not prohibit "hazing," and they refused
to pledge themselves not to practice it again.
They have now, however, complied with this
demand of the President.
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CHICAGO. Oct 4,-Col. James r. Belle
vile, recently appointed clerk in our Post
Ofhee, has been arrested on charge Of rob-
berry of the mails. Three packages of regis
tered letters were found on his person, be-
sides several hundred dollars in money
Among the registered letters were found one
for Tradesmen's Bank, New York, one tor
George Rocket, Brockport, N. Y, aud one
for Daily Cornwall, Canada West.
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Firemen's MnsIer-W OrcesIer TrEum.
phant.

SPRINGFIELD. Oct l4.-Eleven companies
participated in the Firemen's Muster al Chic
opee, today. Two silver trumpets, and one
heavy plated one, were offered for the best
playing. They were won by the Niagara Co.
No. of Worcester the Niagara at SPRING
field, and the Ocean Co. of Springfield, as fol-
lows
Niagara, Of Springfield. :" %
Ocean, OF Springfield. Sd
A fight occurred between the Ocean Co. of
Springfield and the Washington of New Ha.
ven, which lasted an hour, and was quite
bloody. The police were unable to make ar
rests.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. l4.-in the First Con-
gressional District. NIblack, Dem, is elect.
ed by about 500 majority.
In the ] bird District Dunn, Rep, is elect
ed over Hughes, Dem, by 800 to 500 major.
ity.
In the Seventh District, Davis, anti Lee
compton Dem, is elected by about 5000 ma
jority.
In the Tenth District, Case, Rep, is elect
ed by 600 majority.
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IUIN7Hsfa ssss0W
Net opposition gain "a, which, without further
gains in other States, gives the opposition the
House by 10 or ~ majority, As stated before.
With the gains which we may certainly expect
to make in New York and elsewhere, the opposi.
sion TO the administration will pretty surely have
control Of the next House BY a triumphant ma
GRITTY. The righting Of the fraud in the st. Lou.
is district. in Missouri, which il will be in the
power Of the House to do, will also result most
probably in continuing +. Z. Blair in his seat in
the next Congress.
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PREsENTATIoN.--Mr. e. c. Hewitt, late Prin.
eipcl Of the Thomas street Grammar School, has
for two years past been teacher Of Bible class
Of young men, in the Old South Church, which
position he has resigned, in consequence Of re.
moving his residence to Bloomington, Illinois,
where he is to be connected with the State Nor.
NAL School Mr.. Hewitt's class, DESTROYS Of pre-
senting 10 him some testimonial in appreciation
Of mis- valuable services to them, called at his res
idencs on Tuesday evening last, and presented
him with an elegant copy Of the Holy Scriptures
II was presented in behalf Of the class, by one Of
the members-Mr. Frank Eaton--in neat and
appropriate speech, to which Mr., Hewitt happily
responded.
After spending a short time in social inter
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SENATORIAL CONFERENCE.-The Republican
Convention for the Worcester Southwest Senate.
rial District, met at Charlton, on Wednesday, and
was organized by choosing Gen. Salem Towne of
Charlton, President, and D. E. Merriam of Lei
cesler F. E. Brown of Webster, Jacob Baker o
Dudley, David Wight of Sturbridge, and Rufus
B. Dodge of Charlton, Vice Presidents, and
Sidney Clarke of Southbridge, Secretaries. Fifty
delegates we're present. An Informal ballot for
candidate for senator resulted as follows VIM
Upham of Spencer II, Nathaniel Eddy of OK
ford H. Henry Haynes of Sturbridge 5, Rufus B.
Dodge of Charlton 4, Eben Carpenter of Charl-
ton 4, H. E. Bugbee of Webster 4, Aaron Kim
ball 8, and Sylvester Dresser of Southbridge, o.
C. FELTON, of Brookfeld, and VIM. T. Harlow of
Spencer, each. On the second formal ballot,
VIM. Upham of Spencer, receiving 26 out of As
votes cast, was declared the nominee for senator.
Mr.. Upham was present, and accepted in per-
son.
The following gentlemen were chosen District
Committee for the ensuing year ASHER Joslyn
of Webster, S. C. Paine of Oxford VIM Elmer
son of Auburn, las. P. Davis Of Warren, E. j.
Whitehouse Of Spencer, r. B. Dodge of Charl-
ton, S. F. March of Sturbridge, C. Fales of
Brookfeld, D. E. Merriam of Leicester, C. A.
Paige of Southbridge, G. Giddings of West
Brook6eld, and W. W. Williams of Dudley.
At the Worcester Northeast Senatorial Dis.
trict Republican Convention, at Fitchburg, yes
terday, Thomas Billings of Lunenburg presided,
and Hon. F. Bailey nominated for re-elec-
ton as Senator, and declined. Dr. VIM. D. Peck
of Sterling was then nominated, and accepted
The Democratic Convention for that district
also met at Ftchburg, yesterday, and nominated
IveEs Adams Of Ashburnham for Senator.
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course, followed by prayer by Mr.. Martin Stowe,
Superintendent of the school, the class individu.
ally took their beloved teacher by the hand, and
babe him an affectionate farewell.
Thus ended very delightful occasion, and one
to which, we trust, both teacher and pupils will
delight TO refer to in after life.
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PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. l4.-There is a torch
light procession here this evening, in honor of
the triumph of the opposition throughout the
State. A large meeting is also being held at
the City Hall, where several sTelkers are
holding forth. The Gazette office is brilliant
" Illuminated
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Cennco.lcut slnle Fnir.

HARTFORD, Oct. l4.-The Connecticut
State Fair has had a fine day for their exhi-
bitton The number of visitors has been
over ten thousand. The show is in all re-
spects the best one held in this State. To-
morrow is to be the best day of the week to
see the fine display. The exhibition will
close Saturday afternoon.
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Arrival of stsn mers-Laser from Hnvn

H'HEFs1I VI 5trtN n oIN-' H1ItttF IFOm HnVnnns
New York. Oct. H.--Steamship North
Star arrived this morning from Havre via
Southampton goth ult. Her advices have been
anticipated.
The steamer Indian Empire also arrived to.
day from Liverpool 10Th ult
The loss of life by the explosion of the Ha.
vana Arsenal, as far as ascerlained, was liz,
and the wounded l2S. The loss of property
is estimated at 81 100000
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Two men, named Hall and Galley,
were executed at CarIo!lton, H., on the 10th
ult., for the murder of a man named Hinton.
The murderers were both young men, and
laid the cause of the crime to whisky.
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ONE NEW YoRK Will CASE SETTLED
The Supreme Court Of New York have de-
cided that all the charitable legacies of the
late Anson g. Phelps are valid except the
conditional one Of 500 goo for a college in
Liberia, which is void from uncertainty.
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we are continually receiving additions to our stock NJ
ees Fixtures Shades &o and are prepared In usrrsb
pebble and private buildings on the most .srarabls
TERMS Weee the agents for tins city Tor the sat u
THE CARCEL BURNER,
which lamoua Tor giving the most brilliant light while
II eo9eomep the least quantity Of gas trial OF is
convincing proof " he
ECONOMY AND BRfLLIANoY.
II Is avery desirable burner for Drop Lghtsor for shons
where ttendy light Is needed,
Terms me prtcc-Cnsh.
FIRTH NICHOLS
~ Il - :.
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BASE BALL,-The Dudley Base Ball Club and
the Sturbridge Club met at Dudley, OH the 9th
inst, according to previous agreement-game of
twenty-one tallies, best two in three games. On
the first game the Sturbridge Club got twenty
one talles, and the Dudley Club four tallies. On
the second game the Sturbridge Club got twenty
one talies, and the Dudley Club three tallies !;
after which they all sat down to good supper and
separated with the best of feelings
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ELECTRICITY IN TooTH PULLING. - The
painless extraction of teeth by means of cleo
tricity is no humbug. The thing is done dai.
ly by New York and Boston dentists, and il
will soon be universally introduced. If we
consider the amount of suffering and nervous
apprehension which will thus be obviated. it
is one of the greatest discoveries of the age,
Dr. Jerome b. Francis OF Philadelphia is said
to be entitled to the honor of the discovery.
The electricity is obtained from a small cleo
tro-magnetic battery. The patient takes one
pole of the battery IN one hand and the other
is attached TO the forceps, the dentist insulat-
ing himself by silk gloves. The Boston Med
zeal and Surgical Journal has an article on the
subject, vouching for the genuineness and
importance of the discovery. Some Of the
dentists Of Boston have already extracted
hundreds Of teeth with this arrangement, with
little or no pain to the patients. The wife Of
a lawyer in Boston had fourteen teeth taken
out at one sitting, and said she felt no sort Of
pain, only disagreeable sensation at the in
slant Of grasping the TOOTH Others expert
enced moderate degree Of pain. The ad-
yantages Of this an9sthetic over ether OF
choroiorm are, that there is no danger from
it, and there are no disagreeable results. We
SEQ no reason why it may not be applied to
produce local insonsibility for other surgical
purposes, as well as the pulling of teeth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

WORCESTER THBATRE-Beneft Of Mr. Dozens.
Tonight will be appropriated to benefit to Mr..
John E. Owens, when we trust full house will
greet him, when he will appear in his inimitable
character in the drama of " The Toodles," after
which will be played Forty Winks," to con,
elude with the "People's LAWYER"
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ST. LOUIS, Oct l4.--Ihe steamer Canada
sunk in the Missouri River, on Wednesday
afternoon. She was valued Mt $50 900, and
was partially insured in Pittsburg. The cur.
go was saved in damaged condition.
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JocosB AS EvER-The Boston Post of yester-
day perpetrates as follows;
GOOD ne'oS came yesterday-there election Of
such sterling Democrats as Florence OF Penn
sylvania, and Valandingham Of Ohio. But we
wait additional intelligence before further com
ment"
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. IA desperate
ARRAY occurred at the Fair grounds, yester-
day, in which twelve or fifteen persons were
engaged. Sandy Diyen was killed, and his
brother dangerously wounded. Gen. Joel A.
Battle had his skull fractured. samuel Cow.
an was mortally wounded and others were Sc.
riously injured.
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EF ms

DETROIT, Oct. 1.-The steamer Canada
collapsed her aue in Saginaw River yester-
day, scalding to death three of the crew.
The National Horse Show at Kalamazoo is
largely attended, and is in every way success
fnl
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LOCAL NEWS
Republican Mass convention.

Republican Mass convention.
The undersigned, citizens OF the Worcester Contra
Senatorial District who opposed to the policy Of tn
present National Administration and the aggressons
the slave power, and who are in favor Of the presen
stste Administration believing that the nomination
Dexter Parker Esq, a candidate for the senstors
seat for this District DOES not fairly represent the view
and sentiments OF the great body the party AMI tina
some one can be selected IRON the men Of charac
ter, TALENT and ability, in the District, who will NOR
truly and ably represent the will aud wishes Of the PEG
pie, would respectfully invite all gho concur with thea
in these opinions, to meet in convention in the Git
Hall, at Worcester, on SATURDAY EVENING, O3t. JIG
at II O'Clock, for the purpose Of taking such action
proper regard for the character and dignity Of the PEG
pie If the District seems to require.
Thomas Aarle, Geo. Sumner,
Calvin Foster, Jonn Firth,
0ramsl Martin, r. A. Rice
Horatio N Tower, jas z. Peirce,
T. L. herrck Allied Smith,
Johh U. Ripley, D. A. )ddaTd,
Allen Harris 5. D. Tourtelott
VIM. Cross, j. L Waters
Chas. VI. Freeland, Edward B mis-
Jas. II, FTeeland, y lizard I. Pond,
Cha in Smith Charles CLARK
richard FISK, J. L. Hood
Chas. Goddard, H. Newton,
r. A. Cough, Hiram French,
v. Gilbert, Elijah Brooks.
o. A Earle, T. W. Hammond,
r. + hogers W A. Smyth,
Edward Baker, john L Baker,
seth T. Miller, Joseph r. Hale.
Martin Stowe Jonathan Dsy,
VIM. NJ Brewer, + Il. Estabrook
Syvsuus Pratt, Geo r spurr
E. Spur, s G Head
J. 5: Ballard, Garter Whtcomb,
D. II Eaues, D Lewis,
J White, c. R. B. Olafn,
S. NJ. Kendall, NJ " Morse
Cha. L Brooks Joseph Sargent
WIN. workman, BENZ F. Heyvood,
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pR. MILE.

Offering to the comnunity mis- juaty celebrated rem
edIes for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing ia
not wish to tribe with the lie health Of the afflicted
but simply iSy before them The testimonials Of mum
Der Of respectable ladies' aud gentlemen, from which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor yedFpa
himself not 70 make any wild assertions or false state
MEETS o! the efficacy OF his medicines will he hold
out ony hope to suffering humanity which facts will rot
warrant, few testimonials are here given. and the
doctor soicts 40 inquiry from the Ahiced mo all he
publishes, feeling assured they will Gnd them perfectly
reliable, and his medicines worthy OF their confidence
and patronage
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SoUTHBRDes BANK,-At the annual meeting
on the llth inst, the following persons were cho-
sen Directors Jacob Edwards, Jr., S. A. Drake.
c. A, Paige, Manning Leonard, Jairus Putney,
John Edwards, Adolphus Merriam.
At subsequent meeting of the Directors, Ja-
cob Edwards, Jr., chosen President, and S.
M. Lane, Cashier. A dividend of 8 ID per cent.
has been declared,
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So. / s b 8
Amer!onn NomInailoa.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE American Conven-
ton in the Fifth District. this evening, nomi-
mated Albert Fearing for Congress. Mr..
Fearing is bunker of the bluest stripe
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Democrats Attend Hon. E. D. Beach, Of
Springfield, and Dennis W. o'Btien, Esq, Of Boston,
will address the Democrats Of this city at the City Hall,
this fFriiay) evening lie
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

wAvERLEY A perfume for the hardkerchef, and
Of he bes' that has been produced Prepared
only by JOHN BILL. Apothecay Mechanics Hal
Building. Copyright secured.
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The wife of Timothy Burke of Phn-
nix, N. ", has died Of grief on account of the
drowning of a little son some three weeks
since. Since the catastrophe she has gradu-
ally pinned away until Friday last, when she
died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

LQUID ANsNDISE, for the positive prevention and
Of Clipped Hands, Roughness OF the skn, &c tits
Universal in a cleanliness and convenience free from
soil, oily substances, and unpleasant odor. Ordinarily,
two or three applications FER cure rendering the
skin soft and velvetY in feeling and appearance Pre-
parel only by JOHN Q. HILL Ap .tbecary, Mechanics
HaIl Building, Worcester
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WORTHY OF ENooURAeEMENr-Mr. William
Bowler, at his place of business in the rear of
Freelands clothing store, No. 1919 Main street,
has been for some months engaged in a work of
public interest 1t is the construction of NAM
moth globes, for school and educational purposes.
His globes are of pspier mache, and entirely free
from all liability to shrink crack, or get warped
from the form of true sphere, is too often
the case with ordinary globes. Another pecul-
arty is that they are of greater size than any
previously constructed anywhere. The smallest
are over two feet in diameter, while the largest
is of the unprecedented size Of six feet and four
inches in diameter Another new feature is that
they left blank, with smooth surface of
composition to mark on. Some of them are left
black, end Others white, to allow Of drawing ge-
Ographical outlines with chalk or pencil. Other
peculiar and interesting features characterize
these elegant and valuable globes.
Mr. Bowler deserves the sympathy and respect
of the public, for his patient and earnest sndeav-
osss to subserve the interests of education. He
has struggled against great obstacles. and under
most discouragng pecunary embarrasssments.
Why may not our School Board show their ap-
probation of his indisputable though unobtrus.
i've merit, and their zeal for the welfare of our
schools, by placing one of these noble instru-
ments in the High School, and in each of the
grammar schools
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

NIAGARA ENGINE COMPANY, No. 8, of this
city, which won the first prize at the Firemen's
Muster in Chicopee, yesterday arrived home by
the midnight train, last night, in fine spirits
They were escorted from the depot by their
brother fremen, and marched through Front
aud Main streets, accompanied by Joslyn's Cor.
net Band. AS they passed our office, three cheers
and "tiger" were given, for which we tender
our best Acknowledgements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

HILLS GLYcERINs, or Street Principle OF Oils for
improving and identifying the Hair, Tor sale by JOHN
Q. HILL, Apothecary Mechanics Hall Building Worces
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d&wli 0ppoelle Ray gllle uop,

unncsnS Mr. MOORE proposes opening M Even
ing School q DhlNLhY HALL, Tor Young iaJisa nd
gentlemen Mr. M.gil give lnitruclion IN fancy dane a
eotions, and the much admired Lancerg quadrille
Ihose wshing y join tho class will please leave the
names at Mr. A. Marshs Blore, oil oiI r
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o'clock, A. NJ, from October 18th to the 18th of
March next.
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Mr. Legg sl continues to cleanse and Re. Dye Mems
Goats, Pants and Vests, hen etofUre He also cleanes
Ladies' shawls, sc. His office is at No Pleasant ST.
4
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Health Report.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 10. The deaths from
yellow fever yesterday were AZ.
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This Invaluable medicine is unf2inr in the ,re ~ al
those painful anl dang rous disorders 70 which ore he
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Each bottle, price One D ,llar bears the Government
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These Pills should not be token by females tina. are
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In all CAS- Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Gain 10
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mail,
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For sale BY Wm Bash q Go wholesale and retail
agents. and draggesta generally a1wu dee22
Once IiMown Dever forgoaten.--If our read
Ia would have q positive luxury for The Toilette nae
Bl1fgetts "PcriSn baln.n For Cleansing tte rseth
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Sold by all Druggists. .. BL0DGEpp h CO.. pro
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SABBATH SCHOOL MEsTING.-At a meeting of
tho Worcester Sabbath School Union, associ-
alton recently formed in this city to prosecute
the interest OF Sabbath schools, held last evening
at the Park Street Church, Henry S. Washburu,
Esq, was called upon to preside. and Mr. John
c. Newton ofFiciated as Secretary.
The President, upon taking the chair, made
an interesting speech. PRAYER was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Reed. The question for discussion for
the evening was, "What is the Object of Sabbath
Schools"
Rev. Messrs. Souther aud Field, Hon. Isaac
Davis, Mr.. Story, Mr.. Charles Ballard. and 9TH
ers, participated in the discussion. The meet
ing deeply interesting, and very fully attend
Cd