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A. A. EARLE. EDITOR.

RisBuRGH, FRlDiY, AUGUST IL Ise
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
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For Eice President,
HON. HANNIBAL HAAILIN,
or MAINE.
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concluding words of the minorty's report,
which proposes as the programme for the po-
litica reorganization of Austria, the unity with
the empire, and, as much as possible, the au-
tonomy of each province. The SabSke Nocine
announces that Prince Milosch is not dead, but,
on the contrary, is fast recovering. Complete
restoration OF health is expected
FROM FRANCE.
The defeat of General Lamoriciere at Castel
Fidardo has produced a good effect in CONNER
cial circles. Business people are of opinion
that the success of the Piedmontese troops,
and the occupation by them of the papal states
will prevent the possibility of collision be-
tween the Garibaldians and the French troops
in Rome. In this point of view the Italian
question seems to commercial men to be
less menacing. The only uncertainty that
now exists is with respect to the course the
pope will pursue. The ultramontane party in
France are extremely DESTROYS that the pope
should quit Rome. Why they are so, it is not
easy to comprehend. The friends OF Italian
independence, likewise, would be happy to
hear that his holiness had taken his departure,
as it is known that the French garrison would
follow. In that case there would be no obsta-
Gle to Garibaldi proclaiming the annexation of
the kingdom of the two Sicilies to Piedmont
from the Quirinal
PARIS, Sunday-For the last two days the
public funds have been fuctuating good
deal 1t is difficult to trace the true causes.
All manner OF rumors have been circulated.
According to some, Napoleon had received au
invitation to the Warsaw interview that Aus
tria had consented to sell Venetia ; that the
pope was going to leave Rome, and that Carl
baldi had been assassinated.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

NIGHT MAIL TRAIN TO AND FROM NEW
YoRK.-It appears from letter of Geo Baty
Blake, in the Boston Post, that the arrange
ments have been completed between the post
Office department at Washington and the man
ayers of the railway companies between Bos-
ton and New York to run passenger and
mail train via Worcester Springfield, Hart
ford, and New Haven, leaving each city of
Boston and New York at about o'clock P
NJ, and performing the journey in eight or
nine hours. For this great public accommo-
dation we are indebted to the intelligence of
the postmaster general, and to the oblging
spirit of the managers of the railway compa-
MI -
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Political Notes,

The republican senatorial convention for the
Worcester centraldistrict will be held at Brinley
han IN this city on Thursday, 18th inst, at y
m, or Immediately after the adjournment Of
the county convention
Hon. William Clahin of Newton was unani.
mously re-nominated for Senator, in the third
lMiddlesex) district, Monday. The mamma.
ton reflects great honor upon the district
Tho republicans of Fall Church, Alexon.
dra county, Va, raised a Lincoln and Ham.
lin pole on the 29th ut., and nailed a flag at il,
summit In 1856 no one in that section could
vote Tor Fremont for fear of being mobbed.- 80.
They now promise 90 votes for Lincoln.
The Duukirk Free Press says The inAu.
cnce Mr.. Douglas left behind him in this
country, as in every other place be has visit
ed, is more damaging to his prospects than
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CITY AND COUNTY

FIRST GRAND RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN.-
The republicans of Worcester and vicinity
will hold their first grand rally at Mechanics
Hall, on Thursday evening, 11th inst, at
which Hon. Alexander II. Bullock has con-
scented to preside, and which will be addressed
by the president, Moses Kimball, Esq, of Bos-
ton, and other eminent advocates of the repub-
lican cause. 1t is anticipated that an extra
train will be run from Fitchburg, bringing the
Wide Awakes of that town, and others who
may wish to join the excursion, who will be
received at Lincoln Square by the Wide
Awakes of this city, accompanied by the Ma
tional Band, and escorted to the hall The at
fractions which are offered will undoubtedly
call together such an audience as never filled
the hall before, and give an assurance of the
majorties which await the republican candi-
dates in November.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

REPUBLICAN Mass MEETING.-The Franz
ingham mass meeting of republicans which is
to take place on Thursday next, Oct. 1lth, has
been called at Harmony Grove, a place which
in attractiveness is second to none within the
limits of our state for an open air assemblage.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad offers to
take persons there and back on that day at the
low price If seventy five cents. Our friends
can leave Worcester at $40 A. NJ, and 12.45,
4.3O, and $50 P. NJ. The $50 train will be ex-
ira for the occasion. Returning from Franz
ingham, they may leave at2.30 $50, Glib, and
IL P. M. 1t will be large meeting. Those
who go from this city should make it a point
to be at home in season to take part in the
great meeting here on Thursday night.
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Mr.. ToR:-Dear Sir: 1 noticed a par
agraph in Saturdays Worcester Republic
can" in which somebody says, we learn that
z. Emory Aldrich went to Gardner, on Mon
day last. That, l suppose, is true, as he was
here at that time. He also says that he de-
nounced Mr. Thayer That was false. l heard
the whole of Mr. Aldrich's address, which was
excellent, and when he spoke of him, he did
so, in as gentemanly a manner as any person
could wish. The paragraph further says, that
after Mr. A. sat down, a gentleman arose and
proposed three cheers for Mr.. Thayer, which
were given with hearty good will. Wheth
er this be true, might depend upon how Mr..
Thayer defines the word gentleman. The
fact is this young man who has been in
town but a few months, not long enough, |
think, to become a voter, and who is a demo-
cr0t, did propose three cheers for Mr.. T., which
were given mostly by democrats, with how
good a WILL do not know.
Respectfully, yours,
October 8, 60 THos. E. GLAzIER.
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ADDITION TO THE ATHENEuM LIBRARY
An invaluable addition has Just been made to
the rich library of the Athen@um; the files of
newspapers OF the late Gov. William Plum
mer Of New Hampshire. They consist of sew
enty volumes, and commence in 1772, and ex.
tend to 1871. They include such papers as
Thomas Spy of 1875, and the Log Cabin"
OF 1910. They are bound chronologicalIy !;
That IS, all papers, of whatever date, are put
together This is an admirable way A rich
er collection of newspapers we have not seen
for long time. They are labelled "Gazettes,"
and were bound by the governor annually
Boston Post
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any other means could have beenin the hands
of his political opponents.
1t has been ascertained by the official fig
ures, that in the fifteen towns of Maine in
which Douglas has addressed the people, the
net republican gain was 1858 votes that is,
each of his speeches made, on an average, 90
republican votes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

UNITARIAN .CoNvENTIoN.-The autumnal
convention of Unitarians, will be held at New
Bedford this week, commencing with dis
course by Rev. DR.. Hedge, on Tuesday even.
ing. On Wednesday evening there will be a
discourse by Re. DR.. Eliot, of St. Louis
One of the topics of discussion, will be the re-
ligious merits of the west.
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officer, if paid by the defendant, shall be paid
to the county; thus depriving the city of the
benefit of any Of the earnings of the marshal,
or his assistants, while they receive salaries
as they now do. l would respectfully suggest
whether this change in the law does not call
for some action ON the part OF the city council.
Under the present arrangement, as the law now
stands, the city pays their officers, and the
county receives the benefit of their services.
! also respectfully ask leave to call the at
tention Of the city council to the great increase
of commitments to the watch-house since the
passage of the law that went into operation in
June last, in relation to single acts OF drunk
enness. That law imposes onerous duties upon
police officers, for which they get no pay, and
the apparent effect of the law has been TO in
crease crime. People disposed to get drunk,
now seem to think they have right to do SO,
and when drunk the usual consequences fol
low, such aa disturbance of the peace, assaults,
&c. Arrests and prosecutions have increased
more than fifty per cent. since the law went
into operation.
Both boards adjourned for two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

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hhuOarD Mandrake DandeOn, &c, all of which are SO
compounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
Graduating diseases These Bters continue to be the
most standard popular and reliable medicine ever dis
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TO ConsumptiVcs.-The advertiser, having BE- en-
restored 10 health in few weeks by very simple rene
dy after having suffered several years with severe lung
aHecton and that dread disease, COnsumptio-is anX
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Truth No. 2.--That | shall keep the best assert
ment OF usekeepng Goods o>be in this or any
other CITY, ana sha not be undersud by any and everv-
body expected to call and examine my crockerv and
glass ware Examine both price and quality whether
they buy NOT, and what great variety of goods
l sell to suit everybody
\. New Carpets, all Wool, for sale for old ones
also Feather Beds Bed Clothing or Cash Maid
for the same Call and the Poeca Exchange in the
Bay state Block. OKSON n. HEATH Proprietor
aul0
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REToRT OF joshua r. GIDDINGs. - The
veteran Giddings was speaking at Anderson,
Ind, when prominent democrat thought to
make point on him. Rising in his place he
asked Did you not say, that were you a
slave you would obtain your freedom, if you
had to walk over the dead bodies of slave-hold-
ers all the way from Mississippi to Maiden ?"
Yes, sir, said it" was the old mans instant
reply-the countenance OF the querist rose
Eyes, sir, and | say it now l would do it.
and wouldn't you 90 Down went the face of
the Douglasite, for here was an entertainment
to which he had not thought of being invited.
His answer was, do not want an argument
with you, Mr.. Giddings." But you have
capacity to answer plain question" said Mr..
G., " if you have not enough for an argument"
He still hesitated Come" Numbered the
old man, his eyes flashing fire, out with it,
yes or no % Yes, sir, l would" was the
answer of this Douglas leader The point
was made, and the democrat sat down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

BELL AND EVERETT CAUCUs.-At meet
ing of the supporters of Bell and Everett, in
this city, on Saturday evening last, the FOLLOW
ing delegates were chosen to the Worcester
county senatorial district convention, to be
held in this city tomorrow =
Edwin Conant, Sias Dinsmore, James II Wall.
Jonathan Carey, K Leland, j Dexter VIM Bar
ker, Arba Reed Leonard Gates, b w Perkins, VIM
Stearns, Russell Fay, + Ii Kinnicutt, WIN Eaton,
Jr, Chas IL Blake, VIM Barton, Henry 0 Clarke
YIN NJ sampson, E X Spaulding, Henry Hill,
+ Henshaw, John Hammond, p S Rich Hollis
Eaton, Jr, w Davis, Geo Hobbs, IS L Lawrence,
geo W Fitch, Chas Prentss, d A Hawkins Jr
len, Jr, Geo Hamilton, o S Hopkins IL jerks,
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Diseases of the Liver. When the celebrated
DR. Rush declared that drunkenness was disease he
enunciaed truth which the experience and observa
tion of medical men every day confirming The many
apparently insane excuses of those indulge in the
use of spirituous liquars be thus accounted for
The true cause of conduct which is taken infatua
ton very frequently diseased state of the Liver No
organ in the human system whom deranged produces
frghtfl catalogue of diseases And it, instead of
applying remedies to the of disease ms is
too often the case, physicians would prescribe with
view to the original cause, fewer deaths would result
from diseases induced by deranged state of the Liver
Three ourhs of the diseases the head
of Consumption have their seat in diseased Liver Dr.
NJ Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, are a certain cure
Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEN
ING BROS, PITrsBUBGH, Pa There are other Pills
purpormg to be Liver Pills, now the public Dr.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills his celebrated YerIni
fge now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine wittoat the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
90 d6t&wlt 141
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spniding's Preparcd C.Iur scoms N

Sphiding's Prepared Glue seems To bo ttnivors
hy welcomed by hOusekeepcrs wherever If coos. il 10
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
lor repairing furniture and household ware. du apll
~ -, d. Blake Will give instruction in the Ancipnt
ma Mourfli Languages, and in the common nid hi,h"r
English studies, at No. BOwduin street ia ~
Br, -. Foster Haven, Fosters Biopt n,
Iu 81 worcester Specinl attention given 10 Uiseass
--.--...---.--- "aNeuut ais
James N. FOIihnsbec, Commission Merchant o,
Worcester Mass - "''""'b'"" squire
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

WAEEANrED,-Hil Liquid Amandine, for tie cure of
chappcd hands, toughness OF the skin, &C Prepared
and sold by JOHN O. HILL, Apothocary Mechanics
Hall Building. diff Cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

Mr.. L. SRIsHEIM, who has acquired an
excellent reputation in this city, is about to
open another store in Providence, for the sale
of spectacles, telescopes, &c. He is deserving
of greatsuccess in his new field, and our Prov
idence friends will find him prompt and relia-
Bile, and every way worthy their patronage
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Both boards adjourned for two weeks.
Criminal statistic. for Worcester County

Criminal Statistics for Worcester County.
BY the General Statutes it is made the duty
of the clerks of the courts, annually, before
the fifteenth day of October in each year, I'M
der forfeiture of 5000 for non-performance,
to make return to the secretary of state, in
relation to all criminal cases commenced be.
fore the grand jury, which have been pending
in their several counties during the year end
ing on the last day of September, and like
return of all criminal cases coming TO their
several courts by appeal from police courts and
trial justices, and so pending. From these re,
turns, the secretary of the commonwealth is
to prepare abstracts and statements OF the
criminal business of the commonwealth for
the year, and append the same to the annual
report of the attorney general. BY the cour-
tesy of the assistant clerk Of the courts for this
county, VIM. a. Smith, Esq.-upon whom
devolved the laborious task of making out the
statistics for Worcester county-we are ena-
bled to present the following abstract of his
returns =
The number of criminal prosecutions COM
menced this year was SAB, of which 147 are
still pending. The cases tried were for the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

CoRRECTIoN-In the ball game, between
the Olympic and Eaglet clubs, recorded in
yesterdays paper, T. Manning, of the EagIets
should have received credit for twelve tallies,
nstnn L of tmn
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snite were nresent. s1o14n WIS recnired f,r |

suite were present, $40, $40 was received for
admission tickets.
Thomas J. Munday, formerly member of
the legislature from New York city, who at
terward ran on the democratic ticket for con.
gress, has been sentenced to four months I'M
prisonmcnt in the penitentiary, for indecent
exposure perpetrated in the presence of
young school girl, whom he had entced into
his office.
The emperor of China is represented to be
in a state Of drunken, helpless imbeciity
The chief censor, an officer whose duty is to
rebuke the faults of the highest Chinese of
ticials, protested some months ago against the
conduct of the emperor, against his drunken.
ness and dissipation, his attachment TO actors,
and love OF low society.
Miss Lane played several games of ten pins
with the Prince of Wales, in Washington, on
hulsday. He laughed heartily at the sport
lie has been so long deprived of ladies' socie-
ty, that he cannot conceal his qualification, and
although TOO tired for receptions, is never too
weary to 90 out with Miss Lane.
skating club has been organized in De
troit, and new pond, comprising two and a
half acres, is to be constructed The mem
bers of the club propose to expend $1,000 in
preparation for their winters sport.
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Special {lotttes.

l. Chiids, Dentist, No. 2O6 Main street Corner of
Elm, Worcester. dIf 90
hepuhhcnn Senatorial Convention The Re
publican voters of the orcester Central Senatorial Dis
Gt are requested to send delegates Convention
pc heid IN Bnnley Hall, Worcester JRSDAY Oct
49, at Il O'Clock for the purpose of nominating can
ddate for Senator and for the transaction OF any other
business that may properly before them. The ba-
SIS OF representation is the the and
ty cOnventiuns. EDWIN DRAPER
Chairman OF District Committee.
Worcester Oct. 9, 1850. DAWN "a
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r,t Or NJ AfIlsoNs INDIAN EMMENAGoouE,
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MoW OF amy thing else OF the Kind mud proving eaeel
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