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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28
Political Notes.

Mr. Eli Thayer addressed the citizens OF
Spencer, Wednesday evening, upon his favor
lite topic of popular sovereignty, and in favor
of his reelection to congress. lie was listen
ed to with great respect and consideration,
though he failed to divert the attention Of the
true and earnest republicans of Spencer from
the questions which are at issue in this con-
test The republican vote in Spencer will be
given for the republican candidates
Hon. Henry l.. Dawes accepts the unani-
nous denomination for congress, rendered to
him, in handsome letter, in which he ex-
presses lis most grateful sentiments, among
other things, for "the opportunity of sharing
in the work of inauguating a new order of
things in Washington, reversing the policy of
the government by putting on the side Of
slavery restriction all the agencies of the ma
ton now actively devoted to slavery extern
sion and investing new and true men with
the public trusts which have been so long
prostituted and betrayed"
The Bell Everett party in the third district
have nominated Edward 2. Tileston of Dor
chester, for congress. TWAS voted that if Mr..
Tileston declined the nomination the district
committee should be authorized to nominate
N. +. Stafford of Dorchester who appeared
by the ballot to be the second choice of the
convention. Mr.. Tleston is expected to unite
call the elements of the opposition"
Senator Alfred Iverson Of Georgia, was
asked at Waresboro' Ga if he would advise
a dissolution in the event of Lincolns election
His reply, in substance, was, that it would de-
pend on the size of the majority.
The Wide Awakes OF New York city have
extended an invitation to their brethren
throughout the country, to participate in a
grand national demonstration on the Sd of Oc-
tober next. The invitation has been met with
an enthusiastic respose in many of the free
states and the district of Columbia. Not less
than fifty thousand torch bearers are expected
to join in the parade.
The republicans Of Waltham have chosen
delegates TO the seventh district convention in
favor of the re nomination of Mr.. Gooch.
Resolutions were unanimously passed in his
favor, and very complimentary notice was
taken of his action in congress.
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in few districts of the state, and some of
them actually pretend TO think there is
chance of Curtin's defeat. But all intelligent
nsylvanians know that Curtains election
is as sure as any hing can be that has not &C.
tually happened. The accounts from the in
terror are of the most encouraging character,
and in many counties there will be maiorities
for Curtin and the peoples candidates surpass
ing anything ever before known in the same
counties. These same counties will do even
better for Lincoln in November than they will
do in October; for the wretched attempts at
uniting the Douglas, Breckenridge and Bell
votes have not been responded to by the peo-
pie, and they will be wholly repudiated at the
polls"
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PIeurO-PneumOnIa.

Mr. Editor Permit me through the col.
umns OF your paper to call the attention of the
farmers of this commonwealth to n few facts
in regard to the disease in Mr.. Chenery's herd
of cattle at Belmont. They will it useful to
bear them in mind, and Tor their interest for
the present, perhaps, to base their action
thereon In my testimony before the egsla.
i've committee is a case examined June End in
Mr. Chenery's herd, at that time running
through its acute stage. then stated "there
are probably other cases in the herd in varl.
Gus states of advancement, some of which will
give the disease" Two cases examined Inst
Tuesday by killing never showed before death
10. common observer any signs of sickness.
lhey were always in good flesh, hair sleek,
ana eat well, never coughing, and one of
them was quite fat
One OF the two animals had marked and ex.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

VIOLATING THE CATTLE LAw.--Daniel
Haywood OF Shrewsbury was tried, yesterday,
before Trial Justice Thayer, for violating the
rules and regulations of the towns of Shrews-
bury, made in pursuance of the pleuro-pneu~
nomania act, forbidding the driving of cattle
from one town to another without the consent
OF the selectmen. 1t appeared in evidence
that the cattle had just been purchased in
Brighton, and driven through Northboro', and
that the driver applied for license to drive
them through Shrewsbury, and was told that
he should have an answer at the meeting of
the full board OF selectmen in the evening
When the owners of the cattle heard of the
delay they came and drove them through the
town, without waiting for the permission. The
defendant was bound over to the superior
court in $500 bonds. The penalty for this
offence is fine of not over $500, or imprison-
ment not exceeding one year Another case
from the same town will be tried on Monday
next
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Tho Grcnt Emil Ssnme.


The match game of base ball between Med
way and Upton continued yesterday at the
agricultural grounds with undated interest on
the part of the ball players, though the attend.
ance Of spectators during the day was not as
large as on Tuesday; perhaps partly on &C
count of the chilly weather. Both the clubs
are resolved to continue the play until the
hundred tallies are made by one side, so that
the purse of $1,000 may be finely earned. Yes
terday the Upton boys made decided gain
from the day previous, but the game progress
es slowly, notwithstanding. They commenced
playing at about halfpast nine O'Clock in the
morning, with the exception of the dinner
hour, until about five o'clock, having had
pretty hard, though lively days work. At
the close the Excelsiors Of Upton had scored
twenty.three tallies. to fifteen for the Unions
of Midway. The following is the score =
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of 1S eiinsdy, OF Roxbury, mas discovered IN on
Kind of bI,ng PaoIIe weeds remedy that every
mon Pimple uo"h 10 COM
Two bottles warranted to cure sore ,,,t,,
on the face -'' ""'S' Aihu Oh pmpies
Two or three bottles win clear the system of buos
Two bottles are warranted to the worst cankorip
kind OF Erysipelas. " 0'ue tle "orS'
~ one or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
and Tq bottles are Warranted running OF tho ears
-FOUR to six bottles warranted 10 cure corr,nt and
one bottle viii cure scaly eruptions Of the skin.
nwo or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted ,o INV a., 80
desperate case of rheumatism N 'N'
ref or onr bottles are warranted to salt rhcn
ono 70 three bottles warranted cure the worst
sands that it has caused by canker in he stomach my"
e 10 Two bottles are warranted 70 sick headache
one 70 Two bottles are warranted to regulate costve
state of the bowels
One to two hotties will regulate all arrangements the
Four to six bottles cured the worst cases of drop
One to three bottles have worst case Of piles
areiet Is always xpertenced What mercy to get
lei IN such an eXcruciatng disease.
since its rst discovery have from time to time add
the Father Of MEDICINE, says at is herb Of Jupiter
and In the sign Leo.
it especial friend the liver worth ali other hcrb
put togetheri cooling ii when too hot and warming II
~ creneth an appetite, cnreh all zone and sinking
nal.
stitches In the side. ~ f"'i9' anu
Ut expells all raw. vscious, and Shiny bnmore an, .
inc ooay ceanseth all inward ulcers and consealed
hurry Ipenn d Of the spleen pnrgcth all
ne' anu piun, causing distressing headache fnri tr
swOoning. Us - ''o noait' laliitihs and
A., ne herb boiled IN wine particularly pood 20 ro
e Iiipoplg spirit OF the aged, and whoever has li,,
w Acss utter eYer nothing restores hin, 10 hnsi,
NV, US ,urlnhlilg the juice of this herb ~
-, ne secus BOILED in water cureth the noal of.,,.,
Tiehi, an frank at bedtime prevents what is cniDn
MINT Jalieu ghtmare ana al melancholy dreams dsees
not o Medicine SAYS Of another herb in this
sign Leo. NV" VI III" 0uh' ana IN the
aud ~ sun tho source Of oil life and rnletb tbe boo,
az Ii III u me pest cordial the
m .1 uenrt my that grows; it conforeth th beat
S,,t,ii ~ PhpMuon thereof; aketh awnv trcnhIn,
nv s iu sMothering of IT. yet must be- tnL ei eat
~ uI SSYeIe gripping viii ensue which u,ngt Ia az
reSted win ienncl seed or ginger, ' must "e COT
no change OF diet ever necessary cal tlo hoe. . -
get, ana enough Of IL. '' ' '''e "cst you Gun
10y lciy following the directions In tho pan,nbtrt
@ cach nQlle, ANA by Judeiuus application ~ tbe
IHH tn,"H OitiNic8i, Sci0Hta OHt9fHf nuI Is,tj,no
Un,'WeH every ulccr and sore OF Whenever Find nr ky
ana permanently cured ''"'' Poilccuy
=, Mai.ulactured BY DONALD KENNEDY 100 Warren
'"sS' iloe ~ dtlaweow r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

WEBsTER.-The editor of the Webster
Times has received a specimen of Porter an.
pies, measuring eleven inches in circumter-
ence, picked from tree fourteen years old,
the branches Of which cover an area thirty.
two feet in diameter, and bear twenty two
bushels OF tluit.-The republican flag in Web
ster was cut from its fastenings, last Sunday
night probably by some mischevous or
thoughtless boys.-George H. Merriam, who
has represented hmselfas editor of the Times,
is posted" in the last issue of that paper as a
swindler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

HORTICULTURAL EXHiBITIoN.-We trust
the citizens Of Worcester and the neighboling
towns will look over their fruit and make their
selections, this week, for the horticultural ex-
hibition, which commences on Tuesday next.
The show ought to be the best ever made in
New England, outside Of Boston, and may be,
if any reasonable effort is made for it, There
is more really fine fruit and other horticulture
al products, now in our gardens and orchards,
than was ever known BEFORE and Just local
pride should stimulate all who are able to do
it, to contribute their share to an object so
laudable and praiseworthy. 1t is particularly
desirable that there should be fine show Of
culinary vegetables, as well as of apples and
pears. Of the latter, some OF our citizens,
who might have contributed largely and cred
itably, nave heretofore shown nothing. VIII
they not, this year, make amends for their
former omissions Those who have done
their duty in this respect will, of course, CON
tinue in the way of well doing. The man
ayers are making thorough preparations for
the occasion, and if their efforts are properly
seconded, our highest expectations will be re-
allied. We close with a renewal Of our sug-
gestion, that exhibitors should commence
gathering their specimens to-day, get them
ready this week, ana have them at the hall as
early on Monday as is possible. This will
save hurry and confusion, both to them selves
and to those in attendance at the hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

CARD.-Union Engine Company No. ?, with grateful
Acknowledgements for past vors their many friends
take tii method returning their thanks to the citi-
zens generally who kindly rendered their assistance
at the fire the morning of the 2Gh which DESTROYED
the manufacturing establishment the Leicester boot
company and particularly those ladies and gentlemen
who furnished our abundant supply OF refreshments
which served to renew feeling of activity with the a-
usued and more particularly to senobe brave heart
ed ladies who so generouly volunteered their services to
supply the places the weary at the brakes and to each
and all who in rendered their services. are
due the grateful thanks of this company
j. SARGENT SMITH, Foreman
MARSHALL FULLER Clerk
TeiceS+er Sent 1904
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How THE RESPECTABLE GENTLEMEN MAN.
AGE THEIR CoNvENTIoNs.-For party that
calls itself independent the Bell and Everett
party is managing in a very singular way. The
republicans having given up Mr.. Thayer in
the ninth district, the bell and Everett party
have taken him up, although he claims to be
a republican par ercetlence. A similar policy
led to the adjournment OF their convention in
the second district, until the republican nomi-
nation should be settled. In the fourth they
would not make a straight nomination. but
waited to see what should be done in the fifth,
so as TO determine whether to nominate con.
stitutional unionist or Douglas democrat In
the seveth district they finally nominated an
old wing, but on the first ballot democrat in
good standing only wanted five votes of a
majority. In this city it is obvious that d.
rect trade is proposed, and similar points of
interest will no doubt be developed in the re-
suits of their efforts in other districts
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MARSHALL FULLER, Clerk
Leicester, Sept. %, 1850.

CARD.-We would express gratitude for the as
sisance rendered to us in late calamity by fire. es-
pecally to the officers and members of Union Engine
Company No 2 for their unceasng efforts to stay the
progress OF the flames to those ladies who kindly pro-
Yded refreshments for the emen and others and to the
citizens generally for their assistance in saving propery
from destruction LEICESTER BooT COMPANY.
Leicester, Sept. Is, 1860.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

To day will probably be the most interesting
of all to spectators, and all who love to see
good ball playing have an opportunity that
seldom offers itself. The Midway boys are
determined to retrieve, if possible, the losses
of yesterday. One tally recorded Tuesday for
MIR. Green Of the Midway club, was yesterday
ruled out by the judges.
During the day a daguerreotypist took pho
tographs Of the clubs as they appear at an In
teresting point in the game, the players resting
in their various attitudes few moments for
that purpose. The chilly air had depressing
influence on the beer and cookee trade, and
shadow over the otherwise cheerful regions of
hot coffee and hot oyster stews.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

GRAND RATIFICATION NIEErGNG.-The Republicans of
Worcester and vicinity who favor the election of Hon
ELI THAYER to the next Congress- will hold Ratid-
cation Meeting at the City Hall, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Sept 2Sth, commencing at o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by the Hon ELI THAYER and other
speakers The members of all parties are invited to
attend. DIT s96
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

George Sessions, FuRNIsu1Ec TrypEpr ,rr,,. ,,,,
TVEEh W kElqusE--Cofns, Caskets Patent MetnIIio
btlal cases ana Robes of every description nyaVs ~,
sizes. N''A' CAshkt' OF ala
LNeIy thng connected with the management of rinaras
promptly attended to- No. 50 Front street s
t"'' 't'eVh "eICester, Mass dawtf
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cli State
1872

There were 80 the Eastern Railroad 242 over
we Boston and Lowell, and 81 over the Ftchburg.
Kemarks-Ihe Cattle to-day were not good in quail
iy as last week Prices ower-he 25c fb cwt 9TH
er qualities IN the same ratio, and dull Sheep quick
there was quite falling OF in the number Prices y "a
&c * head higher than last week. Fat hogs sold for d
q SIC % ID, live weight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

The members of Yankee Engine Company, No 5, and
friends who intend to accompany them their Excur-
sion to New York, requested to meet at their Hail.
Myrtle street, SATURDAY Sept 20, at o'clock p III.
Per order Of Company. G. F. NEWTON, Clerk
$40 DOT ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

ny me, and I'LL do you good.'-CLEANsE THE
alsIEh II RlFY THE BLooDThe best Spring and sum
l ie AledIcIne IN the World is DIR. LANGLEYfS ROOF
AND uEKb BlIIERS, comp0sed of Sarsaparilla Wild
66hheryi yellow Dock Prcky Ash Thorouqhyyorth
as to act in concert and assist Nature in
u1aotCalinS diseases These Bters continue to be the
most standard, popular and reliable medicine ever ds
Ior me cure OF Liver Complaints all their at
er OF blood or skim all Bilious Diseases and Fnnl St
avn; Pyspepslai Costiveness; Female Weakness: and
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o. ne Headache; Dizziness; Piles; Heartburn: Pnns
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~ AI every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
le blood Diseased Liver, Disordcred Stomach to
every person IS more Orlcs subject in this climate
CHecl OF inns medicine is most wonderful-t acts d.
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S1tuGons from the Internal organs stimulating then,
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restoring the invalid to health and usefulness ''
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

DR.. HrOnsOn's Blood F0Od.-The demand for
TINS unfValied Preparation is beyond the possibility of
DOUBT ana Its sale becoming large as that Of anv
other article now before the public Tens of thousands
4 PEI sons VINO were sufferers daily walking
their Influence spreading the fame Of .tDr RsoNsoo,'S
BLOOD Foop" throughout the civilized world But the
u OF one bottle is more convincing than all we could
say IN whole newspaper column. It gives life health
ana beauty to the sick and restores ii hy magic those
VINO were supposed TO be recoverably lost we need
only say, try it. ~
we would also call the attention of Mothers to DR.
EAToN INFANTILE CORDIAL This said to be guneror
10 any article of the kind now known If your anxious
tts are PANIED by witnessing the sufferings of vour
ile ones, lose no time in procuring bottle 1t is an
npaluaDe specific for infants teethng, soening their
gums ana allaYng all fever and irritation By mi means
get the Cordial relieve the suertngs of YOUR children
a anu ENJOY uhbroken your repose-Adpertser and
~ see advertisement. For sale by GEO r. SPTTRR
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

PENSsYLyANrA.-Tbe republican papers in
Pennsylvania scout the notion that their party
is ~ danger Of being defeated at their state
election, a week from next Tuesday. The
Philadelphia Bulletin says
"ln the New York and other papers a great
deal Of fuss is made about the Iitile aurrv i,
favor OF Foster that has been lately stirred M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

SHocKING.--The ball committee in New
York have been measuring the hall and cal.
culating how many ladies may be admitted.
We find that in their calculation they allow
each lady circle Of only five feet in diameter.
Only five feet, and expect a lady TO be dressed
to see a prince Have the committee wives
Have they daughters Nay, have they
eyes We need not ask whether they have
hearts after such proceeding as the above
Providence Journal
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MI.ane's Worm Specific, prepared by Fleming

w lanes worm Specific, prepared by Fleming
Bros.-The following from Il customer shows the de-
mand which this great medicine has created wherever it
has been Introduces:
BLossBURG, Tioga Co. Pa March 80 1850
MEssRs. FLEMING BRos- Gentleaien:-In consequence
of the great consumption your Worm Specific in this
place and vicinity have entirely exhausted our stock
We should feel obliged by vour forwarding via Corning
N " 20 dozen, with your bill on reception of which
we will remit you the money
From the wonderful effects of said "Specfc" in this
nelshoorhood, there could be sold annually large
quantity Tito be had whoesale and RETAIL from some
local agent. If you would compensate a person for
trouble and expense of vending, think could make it
to your advantage to do so.
Yours. resDectfllV WM NJ NTtr1opv
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VIM. NJ. MALLORY,

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Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANE,S
CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE, manufactured by FIEM-
ING BROS, of ittsburg Pa. All other Yermfuces in
comparison are worthless. DR.. NLanes genuine Yermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills can now he had AT
all respectable drug stores. None genuine aolout the
S'gmat@eQ FLEMING BROS
SO d6t8Wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28

Photogr"p.s'-At Union Art Gallery" from life
to miniature sizes, and finished either in Oil Water.
India Ink Pastile or Crayon. Also, Ambrotypes Meain
otypes, &c, all sizes. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city the most reasonable
prices, are made at the Union Art Gallery" 1871 Main
street. au20 diff
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POLICE CoURT.--The crowd of strangers in
town caused additional business in court, yes.
terday. Dexter A. Chamberlain OF South
borough, for committing an assault and battery
on several ladies while walking on Main street,
putting his arms around their waists, &c.
was fined $40 and costs John Scow of Leon
mister, for assault and battery was fined SIS
and costs. Levi Dean of Oakham for indie
cent exposure of his person on the common,
was fined $40 and costs Edward Percill of
Marlborough, for disturbing the peace, while
refusing to pay his stable BILL was fined 81
and costs. Philip Murphy of Millbury, for
disturbing the peace, was fined So and costs,
and John Moore of Brookheld So and costs
for similar ofense, by getting up a fight
The latter was committed in default as was
also Richard Bell of Marlborough, who was
fined 81 and costs for II like offense. Thomas
Thorn of Brookfeld was fined S5 and costs
for disturbing the peace, and Christian Ca
leph OF Mendon, 81 and costs for the same
offence by refusing to go out of the ring where
the ball players were engaged. Smith Jen.
nings of Grafton was fined 81 and costs for dis
turbng the peace. Joseph Bubser, for com
hitting an assault and battery Oh his wife,
was sent to the house of correction for one
month He appealed and gave bail in 500.
Thomas Hopkins, for keeping liquor nui.
sance on Bridge street, was bound over to the
criminal court in $500. A sudden attachment
put upon his liquor prevented its seizure
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